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The market has experienced a DECIDED
improvement in the past week. with good
movements In nearly every line In sew
.ral cases prices are better and dealers
gay that business is coTrespondingiy IN
creased Native produce and fruit are
srFiyiH: aud are becoming important fac
tors
Native strawberries have dropped TO
r8 and receipts are quite brisk, es-
useially from Lake Washington. East
,ru shipments Will begin in a few days
The weather remains dry. Some OF the
California cherries are poor. but good ones
have advanced to sl.i5, with a good de-
maBd.
Native vegetables are In good demand,
sad the quality is satisfactory: peas are
selling az 4d5c. cucumbers. 81 a dozen:
rAabarh. ii7c a pound. gooseberries have
declined 20 EXC
Eggs have advanced 1c: poultry shows
marked decline on account OF the over
supply
Hides have taken n decided boom. ad-
RANGING materially in nearly every item
h native stock OF from &c to Sc per pound.
TIE hay and grain market remains
s,sady. and chicken feed shows an tn
crease 20 H. a ton.
Nails have advanced TO $3.50 for cut
asel and 50 for wire. Rope has advanced
from NC 10 &c on the several brands.
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rose 20 sl@T5. hu. iess CT q. si@5-ss TIE
September delivery also lost 7tsc. Lard
a. the close showed q decline OF ~. an=
RIBS closed practically without change.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Jrure. -. July. &c.
Co--s-June. 5aAc: July. SIC.
OatS-JUne. @1zc: July. 80
Pork-June. si2- 42.s: July. 81 90.
Lar1--Juns, ss-55: July. SIS.
Rihs-Jnne. SD: July, So.
Eys-l-c
Ezriey-Stc
Flzx-sI. sIr
Tirrothy-S
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pIrC;ET SOUND AND Alaska STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY or KINGSTON.
Sg.Ns-T, ~. M Tacoma. il.ssArI tt.ssr1
j0. rs.srl I.vI - 90. Sea lie. Il = At sseata
.70nr1lT.vl ~ Pr 1~wns'd. e, ArllI tsl'ria
s-a,,T71 A. 10 victoria. III In. s.Se.-Ta
.Dzay exoep, Monday.
e+ea-ner leaves Yex3e- wharf. seatfle
F-o- rates anf other infof-fTttaI.on asi'iS
A. <AUEsaT, Gen, Agt-. y. + X y
Yasler ave and Front St, seattle.
< G.. YERK -. Agent, Yesier waarf.
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.
nreadstnns. and Grains.

san Francisco. june 4-Flour-Fauily
extras. s. i97f350. bakers extras. 81. 2nf
$40 supertne. s. &n@5 - 7er barrel
Wheat-No- ! shipping wheat, ST.
Nith S>7sc f1r choice. Milling wheat keeps
steady a. s7igcg$1 per GENITAL
BaTley-Feed. fair 20 good. 5-gGe2l...
choice S1is Tssc- brewing. nominal
Oats-Nilirv E.0Tl -. Surprise. ef10f
lis. fancy feed. 81 feis ~ OH. good 10
choice a5cEN fair 20 good. oof,a5c: poor
. fair 81. cen; black. nominal. gray.
a31ae70T1c
Wool-Spri0g. years fleece. san Joa-
auir. Ter pound. sF1ee. six 20 sizh-
months san Joaquin. - So. six 20 eigh.
months CaiAVerss and teothtH free 81
ia. Caiaveres anf foothiu. defective. Ar
=. Northern. good 20 choice. S1lfo.
Northern. detective. s1sa SAG Nevs 2
spring light sr1 choice. Srior. heavy. g.
Flour quarter sacks. X 49,. wheat. cen
;ais 23gI2. barley centalS. * eoo. oats.
cRrtsiS ~. com. centRis. $50. rye. cen
rafs 81 beans sacks 81. potatoes sacks
: aal onions. sacks. %. bran. sacks no.
mitiu1gs. sacks. So.
Closing Quotations.
Whsa;-OuieJ. December. s. o5tz. new
seller 94Tsc
Bar!ey-Fla,. December. gssc; uev. sell
Ter. sc.
Germs -
LF3E-sEafas
Produce
rotatoes-S Steady. new river bu-hs-ks
s9slSc new potatoes. in sacks f0Tsa,.
rev Eariy Rose, IN boxes rom the river
so.1 %: Oregon burhanks, S5l55c Per CEN
tai
Butter-W has with local Dacking the
few Eastern shipments ana ne usual
6iu,jnuvieD tn RECEIPTS whfcn begins ahou.
This time Of the year. the narke; is gasr-
~ steady. but prices show no improve
rneof. Creamery. fancy. r-fy'2, seconds
Irrttssc dairy. fancy. la43.c per uour4
good - choice. @aFi@- medium grades -,
So. store butter, 7H7iec per pound
CheeSe-AiarNec very weak ra0-,.
fnA8 new. So. common 20 rr-5 re-.
Young ADeri~a- sax Eastern fs-..sfes--.-
Western s1S- per poG7I
Ergs-The market seems - fa v--r,..-...
around lrio BETTER shape Duck eggs -7
Efsc Vev DOZEN store eggs. -esf7-.-.
ranch EGGS. l5rt-c oer dozen
F'1au~iaf.
lsr- ha~s So 50 Draf.s-S.-ef
Mex dol!arss5 a52- go Te.esrapo.. 8
Mining ~ro-S-.
Afsa .......-.-.-... a5. r.aS-.- ia.
Ana en- . ..--... - N---.-x OK
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T.s.sstyattons taken az all stations AZ
-sth meridian time e p. m. Pacific
..srsa GEORGE -. SALISBURY.
OberServer In Charge.
,~sAs a. Seattle harbor for tire week
ss-svo;rse VTeCirles lay. June s:
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.

+ - 4 ~
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.
Capital .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Arthur a. Denny. -....... Vice President
James z. Hayden .Man'gr. Casn'T, Sec'y
Frank I. Blodxett Assistant Cashier
sigmund Schwabacher, John Collins.
E c. NeufeIder =. Y. Wilmans-
Transacts a saving hank business ex-
clGsively.
Deposits received from 81 70 $1,000
cent n'e oa term r0S deposits Per cent; On Or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days Of May and
Novernber- Loans made on real estate OF
approved cCiiaterais only
DEXTER HORTON & co. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1851
surplus slo".eo
f.rssl1g,eIl. -. a a; Dgn4sz
Manage. .-.......N. II LatIner
Cashier .........-F. r Van T1Eyl
Sight exchange and teiegraphlc trans
fa-s on New York. Chi-ago. =. Paul. san
Francisco Portland and various points N
oregon and British Columbia
Sight bills OF exchange Oh LONDON avail
able elsewhere 81 Europe
= Collections made al all poin,s on favor
able terms.
Fo7ds. stocks and other valuahles -
ceived or deposit FOR safe keeping.
BANK az BRITISH COLUMBIA
Pad 10 canital. 3. ets ca, reserve. s. 10
nda Head once. - Lombard street. Lon
dor. Branches. Portland. san Era ncisco.
Sosft1a Tacoma. Victoria. New West-ui8-
S-@- %snaiuo. kaDloops. Nelson. Van
-os5ve- r g. 4 general BANKING and *
~hs-ge business Transacted Loans ma &c.
El.1ss discounted Commercial credits
--z-ret DEPOSITS received On current a.
count subject % c1e-k.
r LEA BARNES. Manager.
TIE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in-.---- Is 30
Sw~vlug .-.--.--.--..--...- 3 . sssf
Jacob Frrrh. --.--------- resi- 1eIlt
: = &aufel1er- ---.--.-----F lie E~I-@l8-AE
r. y Anke1y ..--------..----- tasl4er
DIRECTORS
?. c Neufe!dsr. J. T. Hayten,
: Frraue04isal jacob FErta,
sIymun4 Sehwabacher.
,-,-~az-s,~, ss~~e FRI al the primo IDai cities
IN tae United States and Europe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-05

OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
S. Wiley Navigation Co. : Steamer
MULTNDM-A4i-
DAILY TIME CARD.
Olympus al SO a n, Tacoma al. a:sa I'm
Tacoma al. .f89a q IN SssafFse at. .lz.ao IN
seattle at 90 . n Tacoma at. $50 p IN
Tacoma at. 3ssi + IN Olympia a.. $50 p m
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Tseo 800 Z, Z. n Olympia 1i -. lara
Olympia see. ZOO % m frs.ssE1sa 49,. 80, 2 IN
Tacoma -. SO 2 m Seattle -. I'D 2 m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. 20
cents. Landing al Seattle. city dock.
''' CRY DOCK CO. Agents.
Capt l. Wiley, Manager. Teaessno'le w
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fOl-
Fer san Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. At a. N. frsassengeTs ~
ce.ved on board a : "a MI June :. I. i.
For Alaska-- June 7. y. - ard q at
From san Francisco for vscsora and
Puget Sound ports AZ a a., June 1, :.
II. u. a and =.
Tickets may ~ obtained a. tie oflce OF
the ,o1raTany Al Ocean duek, Ssast1
GOOD ALL. PERKINS 4 CO.
General Agents San fFanctsco.
7. r TROWBRfDGE. Act p. 5. SAipi-.
Seattle
SAN Jr-A~ TSflANI)S-sT'EAME.R LY-
Ola THOMSON.
Carrying United SiaTss mail. leaves aNy
dock. Zoo; ~ Ma.a street. Mondsy. W.
rsSaay and Friday A. a. IN. Tor IoTE
'Tuwnxefrsi. San Juan Islands and New
WhasIoarn.
TrAfp, CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is
Nc,.h Ts-,Yrd-Teav~ Seattle 2no n m.
sesva Port Townsend 1.faa a. m; leave
FRIDAY lfarbor II 80 a. M leave Ro.he
ia r-llr 1879 o. m. arrive New " asatcasll
s,i5th Tsound-fFav New Wssa tcoTn 500
a N. leave Rociae HaTsao- s9a q; N
i0a1-a FRIDAY ffartor 1880 a. m feaNe
Port Townsend i.9o l.. m; arrive seattle
h Thompson. managing OK ner. j. A.
Hatfield. aSsTss. Phone S3
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON TIE FLYER
SEATTLE 10 TACON

SEATTLE. 10 TACOMA
fctl- rvEvsa srsnS .tafiv ex>rx Sunday.
IN o1e h1a1F and t-S@F+y-fsse minutes.
THE STEAMER FIJI EzR.
Regular daily r-ssS. SsaxtAe- Tacoma
route, as follows,
TAkErr eject
TUESDAY. Nay =
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--tru, Alaska STEAMSHIP COS
III STEAMER WILLIAM.
Cersafy1 George Ros-e-tS
= slstt4a <f.y Alaska June y ara
- II - sye-y "A days thereafter
" So T~~lgn- ard rasse1gsr rae. 49, 70
= u 81 CARROLL Agent.
S-rss-v-assse-ss-- Dock. Tel. 81
csrAs e PEABODY. General Manager
Seattle -----
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-r,rcsgT FOR WEDNESDAY.
Porr land. Or. June 4. lSf
~. x-azfo12-y. Thursday - Fair;
WAITE q. &. PAGUE. Forecaster.
rrPAPTgEST OF AGRrCTL
" rr-pr WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
SEATTLE JfSre 4 rF6
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Pacific NAVIGATION co.

Time card in Eject Oct =. Assa-
es...sia Everett ard Wslasco,'l 49, -. s.
Go - washington leaves Statue eaA4aS'
-. esstsl~siay A. - p. n .-.-..-
-. - - Conner route \ sffa1Ff y
go sesttle dafly. except sunday a.
5 a. yeete~ Tsaek
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jobblng Quotations.

The following arr the prices paid by re-
TAI dealers for rouai lots delivered at the
MARI or on cars or the jobhing rates
qloiea nv wholesale dealers with ordi-
nary terms ~ credit.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND E-yANGEI4

Set. "A ,r-,u-r,~ersE-Seah Bay Route.
Sane Garland leaves 1esier dock Mon-
JavS Wednesdays ard F-efays g. E.ls
= nj for Port Townsend. FoeT 1llli&Yns'
S:s,+s,~l,r,rsr. FsyaSh+ CtalaaTn BAY af1d Yes 2
paw rs.ts3rnEng. arrives Seattle 80 = ~.
a.. s,r,po~ite days. = Gamer f1van1@ , sss.
-, s.~--Sa,-x Wednesdays and F,r-stays al
40 p. m arrives Seattle alternate Gays
o m.
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Total Sales.
The total sales % stocks today were
90. o. shares. including: American. So
Sc, Tobacco. 1850. Atchlson. II co: Bur
llngton. Il so: Chicago Gas. :. 100: D * c.
r 95na. General Electric. 500: l.. y.
\. & G.. 500; National Lead 5000; North
west. 400: Reading ia.5fo: Rock Island
500. S. Paul. 70 loe. L. : Cordage. 800:
L. s Cordage preferred, $50: Z. 5. Rub
Der 1929: Wheeling & Lake Erie, $40.
Flour.
FIour-Receipts Il "a barrels: exports
so barrels. sales 1890 pacFa Mar
ket duh, business oR.y possible at con-
cessions but holders stood out for Old
prices. Rye flour-Steady; sales. 20 bar
rels. Fancy. 81. 49G46o
Wheat.
Wheat-Receipts none. exports, rs 20
bushels. sales. 40 bushels futures. - 90
bushels spot SDot weak: No. : red. store
and elevator. 7easc: aaoat. sDss,, (. Q. b..
use aGoat No. Northern. S3lsc: No
hard SIS delivered. Options opened
weak under active liquidation. Then fol-
lowed a sharp noon advance on rum0rs
of a hullish Indiana report, reduced
amount OF wheat on passage. and pre-
dir,ions OF frosts in the Northwest TO-
night. which was later lost under re-
newed Liquidation. and closing prices
showed from b4issc ue, loss No. , red
June closed 79iSo: JHly. - 1-lsG 'flze
closed a. S0i<C August - 7-lsG stAs,
clos-d al $50: September. SIG S314c
closed a, si'se: December. S15s9s3Tsc,
closed AZ S1sc.
Hops.
Hoqs-A6ou, steady.
Metals
Pig irou-S:eady: American. s1pai275.
Cppoa~-Srrong; exchange prices. SG5A
Iead-Stroug. exchange price. s. -
Tin-Stea8y, Straits xlfs0: plates. quiet
Speltcr-Flr-1; domestic. SD
Cois,>e.
tomee-Optioas closed dIll at unchanged
prices % ; points ne lower; June. Sl4.2o
Snor coGee-Rio. dun, No. :. lsc; mild.
market quiet.
sugar.
Suxa--Raw. quiet. fair refining. l5-1sc;
centrifugal. e test Ess- ReGned-Market
steady. demand improving
Petroleum.
Petroleum United closes 81 SD
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Tickets may ~ obtained a. TIE office OF
che ssCsrripany Al Ocean tiock, Ssasue.
GOOD ALL. PERKINS 4 CO.
General Agents. San fsSsafactsco.
T. r TROWBRfDGE. Act +. ;. SAipi-.
Seattle
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r,s4v. r.E-CET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.

Cap.taI stock paid fn-..--- g, 10
SurviUg -----------.---..----S 80 81
--.-,> r,,f-rh ..- f'resi sent
: q rfetder............-Fic e President
? Y Anka1y. .--.------ ----- --s-..-A as-4acf
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FRI al fhe primC rial cities
IN the United states and Europe.
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EVERETT RoUTE-sTR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except sunday
Leaves Seattle s.s5 a 70, I'D - VI
40 u. n Leaves F1yeTett A. H. = H.
.. IN ,,... =. . -, Tesxax
~ e-fts p m - e. q.
f--ra-e,s-7rf. trip. &c. rour1 frip, 49,
..r5r-s--ts wish boats for Tacoma ana sssso-
'gglaf@riirsx-cogmaa dock. foot OF Marion
spaTTr.2 AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
-, 49,, Pre-. ''' =. W. Gooiaus. 81.
Claud IrouI'. IIs,- --------
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ fsr.~,Frti1 ard Australia
c-.o.-,s.-s leave San F'ra1cts.o Tor ft0'i2-
-, ar,O.a AuckizTsd. y r., anu SaN-
-oxs y 8 W without clsas.3e
ss.as~nRbio Marfposa~ MAY - 2. -.
anTalsslu only steamship Aus ai'1'
Nj ry,5 z - a GaRaA41Aaf. AGBSr. Starr
by " WEBSTER. Dist. Agent, vancouver
B. G.. s-.~..lsaaa 4 Bros. Co, General
Arerfs. san FraTsaS.co.
..,-,-r, v-~r-T, rASeTp OTTN0ISH ROUTE
~ EsE"AS4 STEAMER NAHF.L
r,arr-sl wharf daily ~ I'D, e1-
-. - yvs4va~3ay and sunday isEfa-s. go
80 p.s~nosleis FSs.F~sF- AaFysFl1e.
- ~ ssr.rsarlrTa ~. Ret urnfssg teANe
lNN ..rnss+, - a m except GozNiAy al
1880 Connecting AZ snoaoThi@n with
up river p GEORGE ]. WILEY. Agent.
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= q %erfelasr, J. p HAYDEN,
: F.rsue07hsl. jacob FErth,
Sfzmun9 Schwsbscher.
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T;av-tIobhlnS)-Pu so0nd. Per ton.
,ssa 90 grades s7sS Eastern Washing
,or 81. straw. s.; alfalfa So RE grass,
sSQ
,r~vUTR AND BUILDING MATERIAL
Y,,,her- Rough common. per II. = 70.
.o-,r,o,. sized. $50. common, = :. s..
-lss- y :. So. tNt flooring, No : 81.
- flooring. vertical No. :. 81. spruce
-h.',.5~- 81. clear cedar f5n.sh. $50 -,
,.,,,,,1.3it--s. - PER cent discount on Tai
- Nouidirg book, shingles rer NJ,
:, * lstt. Ter N. So. pickeis, ? Aad z.
=, each. gutter. 5xt. Sc gattsF. 4xi. So
gNs <. - =, .
sg-a4 q per n. -
the sound. 81
: -. ,l .~-,s.- c.. --rtA,
s2$ ,,-e..-, vv..e.s a.
= ~, nnwashed. A. per y. Terra Gotta
,,sne N, pcr foot
MISCELLANEOUS.
t,ingt-Scattle Savon. -. So:
Fiactric, -. Sl.la- laS So.
..,re.r, 4 90. Dora. Yees, KS. D ~.
,1,-,-n,,. rass sos. --s, 80. Aaooit1
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-01-24
ONCE A WEEK
For January II, 1895.

Queen Louise of Denmark, with portrait. Ca
thedral Heights, with the New Columbia College
as it will be. illustrated. The Women of Algeria
by Fred A. Ober, richly illustrated. Palmer Cox
and the Brownies. Illustrated. The Inaugural
ton of Gov. Morton, with special illustrations.
Rob Roy at the Herald Square Theatre. illus
trated The Soliloquies of Richard Croker and
BOurke Cochran, illustrated. War Echoes,
"reminiscences of the Guerilla Chief by john S.
Mosby. Is Boston or New York the Literary
Centre of America? by Frances Albert Doughty.
Our Congressional Gallery. with portraits. The
New General Executive Council of the American
Federation of Labor. with portraits. The Burn
ing of the Delayan House. illustrated.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21

influence and character throughout the
citizenship of our country. The insti-
tutions of the land are adopted only to
a Christian people. The greatest stay
and prop to any set Of civil institutions
is the work accomplished in the moral
and religious life by the largest Chris
tian activity. When it is Withdrawn
there will be death 70 our charter OK
liberties. The State, as well as re-
ligion, Is built on the highest morality
and neither can leave the foundation
and continue to be active.
Honest, sober, industrious citizenship
is the one essential to the life and per-
petuity of the nation. The combined
forces Of wealth, philosophy, culture
and science will never save it from
floods Of corruption nor solve her prob
lens. ours Is peculiarly Christian
nation. in origin, in history, II life, In
ambition. This is the American idea.
Let US catch its inspiration TO loyalty
and warmest patriotism. Let us so for
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the forces to perpetuate It by firmly
standing against all damaging en-
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
NEW B. Z 0. TINE TABLE
Went Into Effect Yesterday--SOme
Radical Changes on the Wheeling &
Pittsburg Division Two Trains
Taken OF.

The new time schedule of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad went into effect
yesterday. There are no changes of
any Importance on the main branches
of the road, but there TIRE some radical
changes on the Hempfeld division.
The train from Washington, Pa,
known as the milk train due at $40
a. m, and departing at . p. m, has
been discontinued. The Pittsburg
train arriving at 1885 p. M. and de-
parting at l.5O p. m, has also been Ia
ken on. A new train has been put on,
between This city and Pittsburg. de-
parting at 3.25 p. m, and arriving at 10
a. M, Ten minutes ahead OF No. 1913.
The b. & o. Company has also inaug-
uraJed solid train of mail and express
ears which VIII not carry passengers,
which viii run between New York and
ST. Louis, 10y way of Grafton and Par
kerSOurg. The new cars are without
platforms and have an extra heavy iron
frame, with anti-telescOping device,
and regular vestibule bumpers made of
..'..As Nv amy INC new At.' 40 NiAlilANN W
De an Improvement on the old style in
q number of respects, the chief superb
GRITTY claimed is it's unusual strength.
so as 20 guard against serious results
ofaccideuts and promote ,he safety of
the railway mail clerks, among whom
fatalities have been more numerous
than among passengers, who are usual
ly in heavier. stronger cars.
The new mail train to De put on, and
for which the new cars were especially
built. is quite an innovation on the
Baltimore and Ohio, beins distinctive
ly q fast mail train, carrying no pas
sengers at all, and consisting only of
mail coaches and United States Express
cars There viii be about five coaches
to each train, and few and short stops
VIII Dee made ss only through mail and
express viii be carried. The first train
started from New York yesterday at
1870 a. IN, leaving Baltimore AT 1l4O
o'clock. reaching ST. Louis to-day at
1890 I'm the afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21

The first step, I believe, as a public
body. to recognize the rights of the
laboring man. ard should be followed
by Others, where contracts for the
expenditure of public money are in
yolved.
It Will be remembered by the labor
ers of this city, and especially the coal
miners. how. IN the last campaign, the
candidates for the House Of Delegates
Zone Of whom owns the Evening Sar-
casm) pleaded for the workingmans
vote. and said TO the coal miner that
he should have steady work and higher
wages. But the election is over, the
end was accomplished, and the work
.ngman-wh0 is he? Il will also be
remembered how the evening sheet
r9nted over the giving Of the contract
for coal by the Gas Board Two years
ago 10 Pennsylvania firm, because it
was the lowest bidder, and wanted TO
konw why t couldn't have been given
to a Wheeling firm, when Wheeling
people had to foot the bill Verify, the
Thoughts of the editor of the evening
paper and the owner thereof do not COR
respond.
As far rs the "narrOw-mindednes
of the Board is concerned, IL has shown
a disposition Ito act in accordance with
the wishes Of the citizens, and to the
best interests of the city. and does not
intend to- cater to the bilious purgings
Of a sarcastic publication.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
THE COAL CONTRACT.

TO the Editor of the Register.
Sir:-The Evening Sarcasm is trying
TO raise umJe d "uuJ-UuD over The ac-
zion OF the Board OF Education in let
ting the coal contract to- furnish coal
for the schools TO a bidder who was not
.he lowest. but VINO is q Wheeling
operator. Tt seems that the action Of
the Board "a majority OF them was
prompted by feeling OF justice TO the
citizens Of this city hrst, before con-
sidering the wishes of the neighbors.
This action. I am glad TO say, when
thoroughly considered, viii De COM
mended by every labOring man VINO
paws taxes in this city.
There are several hundred coal min
ers residing in our city, who pay an
uualy their burden OF the senool TAX
for the very purpose. partly TO puir
chase the product of his labor, ana III
the coal contract had been uhWlse-!
let to parties outside our city, EoI one
cent would have been received D3oh D|
Inc Board OF Education iu the way Oh
hool taxes.
The sarcastic fling Of the evening
3qper at the action of the Board 2s be-
ine "nqrrow-m.ndcd' certainly CONS
Tn po3r grace. when it is well known
by Inc lab0ring class of people tina, tn3,
D30er has shown 50 much narrow
minaedness I'm IT'S existence in adYo-
-q-tra a0v-lirg and everything lWL1
one excer ion. which viii be mentioned
l--er C- that IS cheap, no n3--.f
whence it c1me or by whom produced.
HnNH