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New-York tribune., 1895-06-14
nvx,vrrr FOR THE sPANIARDs.

,,.>,r.,.s--n Issued IN HAvANA TELLS OF THE
puoGrrss OF THE IHsrRREcTioN
-. ,v,s, r, June l3-The following maniies'o
vas circulated IN Havana on 'u"' 80 -
X, evolutionary party oo,., .., has on.
,tx,,,, co,cz at he head OF 200 men. nas o,i -,
,crI Ca,r.gucy and has joined me Mei III most
santa Lucia with 100 men l"sl'S s ave- leader
prominent men have ioloweu aem,saos emo has ioinei
liner, ~ ~ ZION Under Roof who Is well suppnea
I'm airmnntlon ETC. and 5000 pounds OF o. irs
which mas been put .nc1i,ons IN e9io under Zero and
sernnn Sarchez II confirmed. nsy n,,ers In
them six expert powder InaNsis - a Csra there are
: MIA spr.tus. province OF santa S.t'"' 49,
Hr," rronunciamento Of General Garrich ttat IN ~,
.lre.nis would not get more more Pr 7n.1 men Maceo
VI ,..,inr owns and plantations and capturing al
.,n,.',s that ATTEMPT 10 pass through .nat 'O, ho
Try The lives ana prop,ry 81 nroy,ding az they DO
nn, ofer a sslsiance - the Government. .,,a .,
II spain had looked for sehspni hcnaia not have
er, "re - exceed Martinez campos, who give, gives
hi, SUFFERING soldiers no rest. VINO d,ng OF hunger
imr sun of this hot climate are ';be be Home Rule
a, al" that an armed insurrection Is lnI's pen,
s,ble TO Influence the GoVernnl.M' ~ ,he reheis
s The Mahon convicts are al Joining tne t,1oo
i,.r,tu"z Gampos admits having lost lov" sonle,s ,
M 10 da,e The soldiers are dyins IN 'he s''ee'
-! ,t,ry,rllo OF diseases Of all klnns. ..s
-in reonis of Santiago de Cuba Gnan,aila.o h i,a
rrscot are dy.n, Of hunger There are ott oyors ~
w~r-lrmed INSURGENTS brAVe SIapt' pt",o hnrrsh for
LneIy. tITHs,,-nb for cuba! Down with the Govern
.D',| '~n. AND tvranny rurrah for Maxine Gomez
p,ssengers from Matanzas by steamer o"
wednesday night report that battle was iousn'
saturday right in the outskirts OF Ma'anncs ,n ,ne
e",,ish ,ronps lost eighteen Killed ana i"a"'
wounied the rebels lost three knied.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14
INSURGENTS TAX CUBANS.
1osr uARTrs DEATH HAS DOUBLED THE
rNrur;sIAsM OF THE ISLANDERS.

TOWNS ATTACKED AND VILLAGES BURNED
SPAIN To REINFORCE HER NAVAL STRENGTH
ENGLAND TO WATCH FOR FII.lBuslEh''
Santiago de Cuba. May 81. via Key West, June
Js-The state Of affairs IN the eastern resio" -
the island grows darker and darker every "''
and the rebels are increasing In nnmpe'S u"'
The death of the indefatgable ag'talor' 'o''
Marti. has doubled the enthusiasm OF tne -"
surgents and not day passes IN this uS',O'
,na, ,bev do not have an encounter with the
troops. . ro
IN Guantanamo the two Maceo brothers are
constantly keeping the Spaniards ousy' anu "e
came to-day of recent sKirmishes there
The insurgents have begun to impose tdHe'
on the planters. sending them letters IN "h'ci
-, o,o that II the Cubans who do not go
,o the field wish to see Cuba free they must a'
,.os, holm with money. as 1t does not seem cor
700. >, nav taxes TO the enemy and not TO theih'
., ,,,rs. some have agreed and have gwen II
,.rv ouictly. but others have raised terr'oe
ora. aud have denounced the fact to the au'io'-
i,i.s showing them the letters they received
~, ,neuryents have begun 70 burn the p1ah'a-
,,,rs and small villages freely. Yesterday they
hu~ncd a village callef Cuatro CahiHos', 49,
,hc now American railroad station La siaSa a.
and 0ve or six country houses IN tlal ut. ~. ~"
~ cancral-in-Chie OF Guantanamo mas ue-
c,ded 20 keep constantly under military sur, sur
y.illanro the railroad that connects tie ~, 10y,
with the seaport. as the rebels nave lieque''''
destroyed the line. -
Madrid. June IA dispatch from Ha'a""
so,,s that Yesterday two insurgent bands az
,r.ga,ing 800 men made an attempt 70 cnpsu,o
,h. town Of Maron. In the Province oi "s' W
principe. but were repulsed by the ,roopS,, ,-ou,-
II Is announced that the next SapInes liz
III IN ronsider the question OF immeuis,ss,s
s,remrthening so the Spanish naval force IN CuOa
London. June l3-It is announced py 'he Au-
,niraltv that the hrst-class gunboat far'riuss'
-, rho North America and West indies squau,
ron will start on June 10 for berIiIu" Wohawk I'm in
~ uohanas to relieve the cruiser Moha"n -, 80
ae,s,ing 10 prevent filibustering exped'''o"S ~
4
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14
PROVISIONS OF THE LOAN BILL.

NEWFOUNDLAND BONDS ARE FLOATED AT BELOW
PAR WITH LOSS OF $4,000.
St Johns. ~ F., June ls.-The Whiteway Gov.
ernment introduced loan bill! In the Legislature to.
day II empowers the Receiver General to raise
by a loan, upon the credit OF the colony 2s7s,D0.
at four per cent, to run forty years The bonds
being Aoated by London syndicate at 81 cents on
the dollar. The bill provides that $4,000 shall be
paid over semi-annually TO Glyn Mills, Curre &
Company London bankers. for the purpose Of pay
ing interest upon the loan.
II Is further provided that the interest on the
whole public debt and the sinking fund for lquidat-
Ing the present proposed loan snail be first
charge on TIE revenue Of the colony This last
provision occasioned a spirited debate. The bill
wos passed without amendment.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14
HTEELT WIRE MS tPpENDTC/T(S

Hubert Wilke. the leading man OF the Lillian Rus
sell Opera Company. was operated on yesterday at
St Johns Riverside Hospital. in Yonkors for APP
pendcitis The operation performed by Dr.
William H. Sherman. Mr.. Wi.ke In the habit
Of going his home In Yonkers each night at the
close Of the opera. and early this week he arrived
home very sick. A diagnosis revealed appendicitis.
and 1t decided that the appendix must be re-
moved. 1t said yesterday that he had borne
the operation well. Mr.. Wilkes place In the opera
at Abbeys Theatre Is taken by Paul Musseus.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14
THE MATOFS REPLY TO LArTEHBA on.

Edward Lauterbach and Charles Stewart David
son received Mayor Strongs answer yesterday re-
garding the State Lunacy bill The Mayor said that
his legal advisers had informed him that he had no
power 10 recall the bin for acceptance. Messrs
Lauterbach and Davidson assured Coonel Strong
on "Wednesday that II he should approve this BILL
which he had returned TO Albany without either
approving dsapprov.ng Governor Morton would
Sign H. and they believed that the courts
would declare the bill 10 be law. The Mayor said
tina, he would think the matter over. but he decided
Yesterday, after consulting with the Corporation
Counsel, that 1t would be impossible for him "
comply with the request.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14
CANADA SHOULD BE SATISFIED.

HER VIEWS on SEALING ARE SAID TO BE RE-
SPECIFIED IN THE BEHRING SEA BILL
London June BIN the House OF Commons TO-
day Sir Edward Grey. Under Foreign Secretary. IN
behalf of Sydney Buxton. Under Colonial Secretary.
answered the questions put by Thomas Gibson
Rowles in regard to the Bchring Sea bill
He said that the Government OF Canada was aware
that legislation on the subject OF sealing In Beh-
ring Sea was necessary 10 take the place OF the
laws about to expire. and that the Dominion Coy
ernment had furnished the home Government with
omendments which were desired. These Views had
been carefully considered. and the doyernment had
endea vored to put them ali INTO enset IN the
present bill.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14

WITH RrllMAN AND HER LAWYER SIMPSON SHE
INTERRUPTS A SALVATION ARMY MEETING
SIMPSON is THROWN INTO THE STREET
AND HIS AssAII.ANT ARRESTED.

MD HIS ASSAIT-ANT NFFF.HI ID
Alexander Simpson. a lawyer OF Jersey 'i'S' VINO
,s counsel for Zela Nicolaus In her suit against
George Gould: Zellh and her husband Al fuhinah
attended the services at the barracks OF the Sava-
ton Army in 1;rove-st, Jersey city. last evening
The hall war crowded and the three occupied seats
in the rear Of the room. Salvatonist hnin"i
Crane was delivering lecture on the Life oi
Christ"
According 10 Ensign Conn-ii OF the Army. Mr
Simpson ZeNa and Ruhman were disturbing 10"
s,,,c.s hv audible comments and remarks lie
vent 10 the rear OF the hall and he asked th"
70 Ieay. the place They refused 10 DO 50 because
as they said they had paid their admission u" ana
Intended 70 enjoy the benefits. o.
Alter some par.eyng Connect grabbed Mr Simp-
son hv the collar and couple Oi minutes later
cimnson was out In Grove-st. Simpson went before
Iustce Celger and swore out warrant Tor the ar
rs, ~ Conr.tt Policeman Grad was intru-'cd
r.i,h The warrant ana arrested Connect. The prls-
oner was taken TO the Justices Office ana was ad-
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tJokla1lnii1. !
skiing of Natural TABLE Wne's.' .a
le concodod IN hA Nhe finest Table Water ever InpO1eQ'
!" ''1 RoHIed of the Johanns Sprng-ZoVhaus Germany
gre,t modern steamship st.

the first voyage Of the great modern stea"'S"'p ''
Louis Of NewYork.
The Committee IN Resolutions were Pierce Archer'
G. Roberts. Clayton McMichael, James POI ocK, Jon" ~
Drew, Henry Abbey. Sir JULIAN paunfe'I}e' ,on F
Rarstow. l. Reoni. Rowland Buckstone GaEy Pnbv
Mohan. w Ridelng. II. Chambera ain. Ihomas ro"
erts and Paul Arthur.
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ITALIAN BUDGET BEFORE THE CHAMBER.
PROPOSED TO MODIFY CUSTOMS DUTIES AND TAX
INsrRANCE POLICIES

INsT KANNE I'1I1I'-IIs''
Rome. June l3-SiGnor Sonnlno. Minister OF the
Treasury laid the budget before the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day. In his speech explaining the pro-
visions Of the measure and the present condltion Ok
the finances Of the kingdom. he assured inc Cham'
her that other means would be devised and bills pre-
san,ad as soon as the financial equilibrium should
show satisfactory results. Sisnor sonnno's speech
was greatly applauded
signor sonnino said II was proposed to modify the
various customs duties. TO tax insurance poIc'eA
and 10 revise the probate duties, "nch "ou'u ao1
100000 lire 10 the revenue. .,.s rooo,.,.
According 10 the new budget the estimated receipts
are se as 6ss lire and the expenditures l'io''>b"
lire leaving a surplus Of 2511.s23 IRE .,..-
Signor Sornlno also announced that the oanknoco
would be reduced 100000 lire
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14
Motherhood is the acme

Motherhood Is the acme
of womanhood. 1t rounds
out a woman's life and com-
pletes her most important
mission in the world. The
bearing and rearing Of
healthy, happy children is
the chief achievement OF
any womans life.
Health is an inheritance
due to every child and
within the reach OF every
parent to bestow. 1t Is
x>GA@-
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14
pRoTEcTORATE FOR UGANDA.

THE rRyTIsn GOVERNMENT WILL A'So wv
STRICT A CENTRAL. AFRICAN hAll'"Ai'
Iondon June BIN the House OF commons TO-
dav Sir Edward Grey announcer mat the "o'efh-
,,.r, had decided TO construct a railway TO tsan~
=, ,..,,ro, Africa and 10 establish protectorate
oyer the country between Uganda and the coast.
lie asked the House to vote $4,000 yearly 10 meet
,be ,.xn.nse Of administering the protectorate
Joseph Chamberlain and \. j. Baliour. the Ieauers
, tho Ine-ol Inlonsts and Conservatives re-
onerti,elv congratulated the Government upon us
decision. -. 49, ,>,io, ., ,h.
-n,ornment I'm this respect was a fatal one ana he
would increasingly protest against H. oo
The money grant was adopted py 'o'e Vi -''
10 81.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14

Ite and Ice.and!c schools. would make II impossible
to APPROACH the present standard OF efficiency. The
order is regarded a menace to the development
OF the province.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14

COLONEL GII.LON DIES IN MADAGASCAR.
THE FRENCH OFFICER OF THE 2oorH FALLS A
VICTIM TO The CLIMATE.
Paris June l3--Colonel Gilon. commanding the
2OOth French Regiment In Madagascar has died
from, dysentery Colonel Bgot has succeeded TO the
command OF the regiment
There Is something especially sad In the death OF
Colonel Cii.lon. lie the father OF very large
family composed Of fourteen children. when. on his
own pressing request. he obtained permission TO
take part IN the Madagascar expedition Colonel
C;llon was at that time. keeping garrison In the
quiet city Of Pau. In Southwestern France. He had
conquered his military grades from the lowest ranks
by his bravery and his other sodieriy merits. The
Government was too glad TO accept his offers Of
service and placed him in command ot the noth
Ntglmcnt which was composed or men drawn from
divers regiments and which needed AT us mead a
thoroueh military man capable OF giving cohesion
TO mis- battalons and OF inspiring respect ana CON
ndence in bis soldiers. The death OF Colonel G!on
VIII be lamented not only by the corps AT MAZDA
gascar but also by the army and the people In
France The ?ooh Regiment Is the nucleus Of the
French army operating In the African island. and
the solid body which have been added the isol, ted
companies OF Algerian. Tonguenese and Sakalaves
tiranleurs as well sections OF artillery and
gneers, the total Of which amounts TO about 1906
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14

PAROCIIAL SCHOOLS NOT FAVORED.
MANITOBA REGARDS THE ORDER TO ESTABLISH
THEM AS a MENACE TO HER DEVELOPMENT
Winnipeg Man. June lS.-The Legislature reas-
sembed to-day at 2. m. a rspy 10 the remedial
order Parochia Schools had been prepared and
ready .or submission to the Houses II does
not in any material way change the attitude OF the
Manitoba Government on the question In short.
the Federal Government will be tod that the Mani
tobl Legislature cannot see It's way clear comply
with the demands OF the order that separate schools
again.
The reply states that the chief objection il one OF
principle against the establishment OF one or moro
sets OF separate schools The burden OF school taxes
Is set forth. and the difficulty In maintaining, even
under the present public schoo, system. efficient
courses OF education is explained to show that to
establish set OF Roman Catholic schools. followed
BY set Of Anglican schools. and possibly Mennon.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-14

A Mexican citizen. Don Manuel Cana. 10 ~
ported by the papers OF his country as having IN
vented new gum quite different in its constructors
from any OF those recently invented Bu, us US
danenis exclusively upon the employment OF
speciai powder also invented by Senor Gah'a' ""s"
is said to possess excellent qualities.
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MAN TURNING TO STONE.

-
George W. Kcilor, of Philadelphia, Con-
fined to His Ii.d Eighteen Years aud
Gradually becoming OssiicJ a I,c.
mnrlSnblo Case.
Phlrdaphia irnY.
There is n man stretched on n small
pallet at 1925 Stiles street who is gradu.
ally becoming ossiiied. IIis namo is
George W. Keller, forty years old. The
last eighteen years OF Kcller's lilo hnvo
boon devoted principally to 'suIoring
intense pain and rcaching that perfect
state Of rigidity which his entire body,
except his head and loft arm. has ns-
sumsd. keIler's case has bailled tho
skill OF medical exports since tho year
1877. No doctor has yet succeeded in
relieving his condition or oven side.
tracking the terrible progress OF his
affection. lilo lies on his little bed up.
parently with consumnto rc%signation,
but occasionally wondering what he
will eventually turn into.
Although Keller is in tho eighteenth
yoar OF his suffering, his iaco has not
p0coptibly changed, whilc his body ia
distorted and curlod aftor tho manner
Of n superannuated corkscrow. Kcllcr's
ailmont Is known in medical parlnnco us
"rhcumntoid arthritis," but to tho un.
sophisticated observer il would appear
to be n caao Of genuine Justification. Tho
frat symptoms oil it woro manifcstod in
1879, but responded readily to treat.
mcnt. When in his twonly.secOnd year
in the summon of 1877, Keller paid u
visit to Atlantic City, whore he sowod
tho suods Of his subsequent suffering
and deformity.
1t was n warm day in July Of that
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tn. Money ani Stoo
Markets..

~ rciaturos OF tnn money hnn StO6N
Markets.
New foRx. April li.-Money on call easy nj
itiaaH per cent: last loan ? per cent: closed Rt
: per cent. Primo mercantile paper iajH per
cent. Sterling exchange dull at 81 so,tal s9hs
Silver certificates G7isaG7J,c. Tho total sales lof
stocks today were lli,7il sharca
The stock market wnS strong again to-day on
hight trading and II higher rungu OF values was
established In most Of the stocks dealt IN on the
exchange. Tho only stocks which were ntRll nc.
Tive wcrn Chicago jias. Sugar and General Flee.
trio The announcement that tho new board Of
Aldermen of Chicago had repealed the Orli.
nanccs grlnting Franchises 10 tho Ogden Gas md
Cosmopolitan Electrical Companies induced II
heavy buylng mOretncntIn Chicago Gas IN tho
carly dealings which sent the stock up ~ per
tgnt. During the afternoon there yHS Wild tluc.
~tuGtIOnS In this stock. which closed Il per cent
higher OF the day. sugar iluctuatcd between
lUl4 aud lOliit. closing ut 100, which Is - per
cent below yesterdays iinal sales. The trading
IN the shares wnS mainly combined u the no l.
dcrs. who desired To realize profits Rni shorts
who wanted 10 close out their contracts over the
holiday.
The Leather shares made further gains, the
common Ia anu the prrlerred 3 pGr cent. Tho
general market closed steady and l.ilL per cent
higher OIL the day. the latter Baltimore Il Ohio.
the other gains being merely fractional Some
few shares show losses. including Cordagc
Guaranteed IL aud Wheeling & Lake Eric pre-.
tcrred.
The bond market was active, and strong dur.
shares.
Government bonds firm.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds strong.
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A friend in need is a friend indeed.
and not less than n million people
have found just such q friend in Dr..
Kings Now Discovery for consumption.
coughs and colds. Ii you have mover
used this great cough medicine, ono
trial will convince you that it has won.
Gerful curative powers in all diseases of
throat, chest and lunga. Each bottle is
Guaranteed 10 do all that is claimed or
money will be refunded. Trial bottles
rec ut the Logan Drug Company's drug
store. Largo bottles Soc and ST., l.
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Gun better halves say they could not
keep house without Chambcrlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t is used in more
than hall the homes in Leeds. SINS
Bros, Leeds. Iowa This shows the
esteem in which that remedy is held
whore it has been sold for years and is
we'll known. Mothers have learned
tina. there is nothing SO good for colds,
Group and whooping cough, that it
cures these ailments quickly and per.
%manently. and that it is pleasant and
safe for children to take.
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Dun patrons will find De Wits Littlo
Early Riscrs n safe and reliable remedy
for constipation, dyspepsia and liver
complaints. Logan Drug Co.. Wheel.
ing. ". Va, b. I. Peabody, Benwood,
and Bowie & Co., bridgeport, 0.
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Be sure and uso that old and well.tricd
remedy. Mas. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
for children tee.hing. 1t soothcs tho
child, softens tho gums. allays all pain,
cures wind collie and 10 tho best rene.
dy for diarrhGa Twenty-Five cents n
bottle. Nwrtw
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Heckcr-Tm glad to see you about
again old man. hear you've been very
near to deaths door. "Yes. | went rs
far rs the doctor's."-HouschOM Words.
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oAsrs or FORTY vears standing %herS
operations huve failed have been curel
by Japanese Pile Cure. Charles Z
Goetze and W. W. Irwin.
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Keller keenly feels tho absence Of the
gentle touch Of his mothers minister.
ing hand 70. she is confined to bed with
an incurable cancerous complaint He
has n young brother, however, who is
most a9siduous in his attention to
mother and son before he leaves and
when he returns from work.
Several neichbors and other charita.
bly, disposed people who are familiar
with the features OF ke.Ier's condition,
frequently vial, the handsome little
Stile, street cottage and help to amuse
tho invalids. Keller taxes 4 very philo-
sophical view OF his condition and calm
ly awaits the inevitable summons.
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NNLT TIE BEST QUALIFY OF
" STATIONERY, THE FINEST INK AND
TllR SEATESr TYPE nre used In tho Com.
mercial Printing dUnc BY
TIE INIELLIGENCER JOB orrlcE
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OH C~iiy-Opcnci nj 81 %; hEghcsts 81 50, loves,
81 100: closed 1T u 20; sales 5000 barrels: shin
lncnts l0l,5li barrels: runs 81. Isl bnrrrls -
New r"rit-rctrolcum strong nud hIrhrr
My option, sales l,Ool barrels; closed nj 81 ID lid
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weeks. there was not tho demand made not the
eOnd'Dn hand or In sight 10 ba ShId. aud as II
consequences the tone 0l tho market Il EtrOng At
lhu now prices Col0r0i cottons hIvq Ind mora
nlteiitlOh nth some good sales nru reported.
Iriiitliis cloths have been In improved demand
hhl lehr.y 10000 pieces were suld a. . - for 81
AqlareS In spot, mud contracts.
Mptnls.
New fork-llg Iron steady. Coppcr quiet.
Lend pIlGii brokers' price IL o.. Tin steady /;
straits slj ~. Plates lulcl. spclter steady,
WpOl.
New Wool st0ntv.
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Now fork-Sllccccding II lnrg0 buslncs done
In brown nnd blcached cot,ons tho lnst three
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nE Pennsylvania Stations.
V%gEDnnSy|vdnid LINES.
va Trims Run BIZ Central Time.
ms Run By Central limo.
~SorrUwEST NNSTE"-"FNN N,NNLE IIourE'"

ricKrr OFFICES Al Ipp:'SSTLrISn STATION os
WATER ST.. funT OF EI.kvESTn Sr, WHEELING,
AT McL.uHE HOUSE,, WHEELING. AND At THr
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. iRipGE ronr.
GnrrrMISr GNSrr.t-nn.N IL ,Nnir Rnl-rrn
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EDUCATION
EDUCATIONAL.
Mrs. N. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
l3iGnnd 1918 Markets ST.. Wheeling, Viva

Tho Island cars md electric motors pass the
door. Fourth annual session begins MONDAY.
September Il. 1885,. This school offers n com.
pleto aud thorough education IN Practica; Eng.
l!sh, Mathematics, English Classics. Latin aud
Modern Languages.
The school consists Of Primary. Intermediate.
Academic and College Preparatory departments
The methods and course OF instruction Will
compare fayorably with the best seminarlcS in
the country.
Boys are received In the Primary and Iu.cr.
mediate. For circulars or interview. apply 10
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal. Wheeling. ". Va.
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Chicngo-Cattlc dull ut unchanged nriccs.
co nimOn 10 extra native steers were sRlnhlc nj
81 l0aG q, md butchers aud cows sold nj ST en-
~ Hogs weak mud lower; heavy hogs sold at
81 oOa5 80 aud lcight weights Averaging iiO IN
100 pounds nt S, 7.nh 10. Sheep uull and lower:
wooded sheep sold from 81 30 to 81 Is, md INN he
wcro plenty and In fair demand ut 81 cons %
lseccipts-cnttlc 1000 hcnd; calves 7OU head; hogs
2i,OOD head; sheep 1000 head. ~
Hogs dull; Miladclphlas s. lOaj so; inIr YorScrs
mud PIGS S. loat IL: rorgis s. O)n3 Is. Sheep
s,cndy nj yesterdays prices.
Clnoinnnti-l Hogs fairly active at 81 SOFAS 10:
receipts l,sO0 head; shipments 1900 head,
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On and after Saturday. February :, 1895. trains
will run ~ follows. city time:
LEAVE WIIEEiISG. LHNvE Elm GROVE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-12
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co,

On and after Monday. December IL, lS9i. Pas
scuger Trains will run as follows: SDaily.
tpaily Excrpt Sunday. Centr0l time.