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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

MORT Ait I;eady-mixed tor all par.
w poses IN any quantity. John II,
BOLoMGE. ofIios, No. y West Third strees
phones lilo andso3 ~
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
WILMIN GrON ~
HAIIl Az ~ mn Inan
1ho STANDARD hallway OF America
IHo1kCrED TnnuuuHUur by Tha
InteIloeking Switch ana Block signal syn.
tenn.

IntetIOGhiHS ana SiShHt
PHILADELPHIA. wILMINaroN ~
I " n,,n,,r Nov KA A. "a,
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~ y IL III S'2 ~ -! iOGl; 10 s q y 4
BIO o.66. 5.O1 W and9.1a p. IN.
Accommodation. 900. 7.9l 500. lo.45. a, M.
For Chester EXPRESS sS a." i. .9 lo oa IA 7sa
s'50 s55 lOO5 lL''o. ll.1l a. m. l.3'. 5.oi o'S@
Aceomm Sa. tic 600. 100. 500. 1918 ILss a.
M, T. " 10 aao. b;l5' .;I ana iS.5 y. ~. so
- For New York, i;S'; s.p' ~ c'1; 'ov; s.s
1.1. 2.@5 sos. o.Ui Slo. o.56. i.O1 9ia and 1898
FOR Boston without change lo.lGa. IN. aud
To r the south-soathorn halfway Express.
6.4lu. m. sleepers TO Augusta. Ct augustine.
springs Memphis and New orleans.
Tor west Chester via Lariokin. &c u IN
For Newark Center and intermediate STA
tions.s 40 IL m. ana B.asp. m.
baltimore and ashirgton 43s s.)l. an
l0lY aud ll.uO u. ~ l9Ot II. q bi.l5, 2oA
4.24 a.2s. 500. ii, d.os al. 80 y. IN. and
Raliiiiiore and intermediate statlopI SE.
4i8 C. US and Il.5+ y. IN.
Leave Philadelphia, broad styest, for VII.
ntlgton (o1pruBsl. $50. 7Al 10 6Jl. lIo.l ~
ll.lt n.1s a M. sis. 30, l.So 2oa. a4a Lolt.ti.
b.VS 20. oai ~, Gl'. GeA '.iJ. nl4 lille p
Accommodation. $50 49,. 1o:as a. m. Ia
tsUd 9.U5, 4.JG, Go. 1vuO hhu IL - " ih-
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Philadelphia (eKpressl, l.5g, p.H5, 40
et0 sos y+1 lO0J, l0.45, II,sI a. III. LII. 39a 5V4
h5t. i0f 7.95 : % and y p
Accommodation. 800 $40 a. III. u. Ia La
40, J. Is aud lU.aU y. IN.
FOR Ches CT tvEpress). l57. 4.eo ESQ. SIS
1905. lI.5I a. IN lja 5.U4 S3J.GO7 and 2uo IA.
Accommodation 100. HIU IL m. i1..l l.ta.
S.UJ. 5.fa, 80 and lU,S5 y. III.
For New York lexpressh l.5I, 25l 80, 100
800, l0.O5 10 49, li5l a. a., tLlO. LII 5.us. Aus
500 a.U'. ~ and 1913 y. M.
For bOstpn without chah.e. o'oo p. IN
lorInc Suusu--southGru halfway ESpresA
6 A. p. NJ. Sleepers to Augusta. Ut. Apuat ms.
apruRs. Memphis. aid New or cans
For West Chester via Lamokin, aa3 u. m'aha
b,lb y. III.
BALTIMORE and washington. ~. SOL, Io-lsA
M, la,Ui. ~ i2a 600. uIi I.4i, 49, y. IN
and ~. ~ night -, A A.,
ana ll.54 y. III. 80,
Leave Puiladclphia, Broad stroet, for vii
miHgton CexpressA 100. 10, Ills. li.n n H.
AL. Aus, .5o. GS1 s.35, ll.ll lLlS y IA.
INSTRUMENTATION. a35. plO. 10 b IL Ill., l2.E.
s,OA t.l9 SIS, lU,UJ und Ills y. III.
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uiIpUIL .z.-....
IN RLGIStEhiS OFflCt, Wiz.
NEW GAsTLe COUNTY. DIT,
ISlN
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Mir. j. Edward Addlcks failed In his first
effort in the divorce proceedings now be.
Ing heard before Commissioner Alexander
b. Cooper. lie wanted the trial held in
public while Mrs. AddicKs and her attor.
ney fought for 1t TO be held behind closed
doors away from the public. No wonder
we have populists and anarchists In the
country. The action OF tie judges on
the bench help to make such rabid parties
possible IN the land of the brave and sup.
posed Of the free. Let ali hearings no
matter what nature, to held In public.
Then the lawyers would not have SO
many disgusting divorce cases.
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DUDLIC SALE-Public sale OF personal
l. property OF Alfred ]. Pa1son. deceased.
on tile road leading from Stanton to Newark.
Mill Greek hundked,
ON MONDAY, Fen. a5. 1895,
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Now we read OF the purchasing of lab.
or leaders to use their influence in calling
on strike. Mark Wild, district organ
izer of the American Railway Union. Gre.
ated a mild sensation on Thursday morn
ing at Columbus. Ohio. In the Miners
Convention now being held In that city.
lie openly charged John Mcbride.
laboser leader. with brlblng him with
gift Of $500 to call Off The strike insueu-
rated against the hooking Valley Rail.
road Company. 1t is the old story one or
two men living in aflluencs and riding in
Pullman cars on fres passes while their
follow laoorers or co.workers and their
families arc starving. Even labor lead
ers are human and shame to tell it can be
brlbed. Turn on tho light.
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According to the report OF Secretary
oariisls s1os. oos, i4s of the gold In the US.
Treasury wore used to pay current ex'
p,nses within the past 25 months. pf owing
clearly that had the revenues not fallen
of through tinkerlng with the tariff, and
the consequent prostration OF the indus
tr!es Of our country, there would not have
been any necessity to sell bonds for the
sloo 600. 600 now In course of reception.
ms lffloient revenue TO meet expenses 10
at the bottom OF our financial difficulties.
and when the surplus matetiulizes, which
Mr. Carlisle predIcis. there Will 10 no oc
CASTOR for TIA further issue OF bonds. to
keep the reserve fund above the danger
line. The blunderors should see this aud
make such amendments as will procure
ths desired amount of cash.
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TRUNKS
AND HARNESS

Goto the Reliable Harness AMI
1rnntt store. No. p 4tn street,
Where YOU will llu n large assert.
nrut of !larness. trunks aai
Travelling hugs Prizes 30 SUIT th3
times trunks repaired.
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MUNYON'S TRIUMPH.
Tho Fight Against Disease, Poison
ous Drugs and Old Fogyism Do
clarod In Hia Favor.
Mr.. j. Daumor Tolls tho Story OF Ills
Suffering aud Cure.

Mr.. J. Daumcr, IL T. Twonly.lrit
street, Bayonnc, n. j., says. Eighteen
months ago l wa, 30 crippled with rhon.
matisln that I could mol dresa myself.
| trlcd all tho doctors 10 Bayonne, but
they gave mo up us hopeless. also
tried numerous preparations, but failcd
TO find amy roliei. At last hoard oil
Munyon's Rheumatism euro and began
using It. Tho odoct wa, marvellous. ]
improved at once, and found that less
than two bottles were sufficient to euro
mo completely, as l have not had
twinge OF rheumatism aimee"
Munyon's Rheumatism euro Is guar.
antecd to euro rheumatism In any
part Of tho body. Acute or muscular
rheumatism cured In from ono to five
days. 1t novor fails to cure sharp.
shooting pains in tho arms. logs, sides,
back or breast, or aoroncsi In any part
OF tho body In from ono TO three hours.
1t Is guaranteed 10 promptly euro lame
neas, stiff and swollen joints, aliil back
and all palma In tho hips aud loins.
Chronic rheumatism. sciatica, lumbngo,
or pain In tho back speedily cured.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Rom
edy Company, oil Philadelphia. put up
specifics for nearly every disease,
which arc sold by all druggists, mostly
for % cents bottle.
Those who arc in doubt as to tho na.
turo OF their disease, should address
Professor Munyon, 1905 Arch street,
Philadelphia, giving full symptoms OF
their disease. Professor Mnnyon will
carefully diagnose the case and give you
the benefit Of his advice absolutely iree
OF all charge. Tho Remedies will BIO
sent to any address on receipt Of retail
mice. n
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timoa with his pencil, aud listened with
gtcat gravity, placing his oar on tho top.
Thon hc shook his hoad and tapped
again. At long,h no said: "Its a bit
doubtful. I'll just got you to light tho
gas In tho kitchen a moment Keep
your hand TO tho burner, and when l
call out shut II off at onco--sso?"
Tho girl turned and entered tho
kitchen, and Hewitt Immediately seized
tho blue coat-ior coat 1t was. 1t had
dull rod piping In tho seams and was
OF tho awallow.tuil pattern-a livery
coat, In TACT lle held 1t n moment DO.
foro him, examining It's pattern and
color. aud then rolled II up and flung II
again into tho oorne.
"Right!" no called to tho servant.
"Shut of u
Tho girl emerged from tho kitchen as
he left tho cupboard. "Well." she
asked. "aro you satisfied now"
quito satisfied, thank you," Hewitt
replied.
"ls It all right?" sho continued. Jerk.
ing her hand toward tho cupboard.
swell, no, 1t Isn't; there's something
wrong there, and I'm glad came. You
can tell Mr.. Mcrston, il you like, that |
expect his gas bill will DO good doa
less next quarter" And thore was a
supsicion OF chuckle in Howitts voice
az he crossed tho hall 10 leave. For n
gas inspector Is pleased when he finds
Mt long.h what he has been searching
for.
Things had fallen out better than He.
witt bad dared to expect. He saw the
key OF tho whole mystery in that blue
coat; for 1t was the uniform coat OF the
hall portors at one Of the banks that no
had visited in the morning, though
which one no could not for the moment
remember. He entered tho nearest
postotfice and dispatched telegram to
Plnmmer; then he hailed the frs: avail
ablo cab and hurried toward the city.
At Lombard street no alighted and
looked in at the door Of each bank till
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COAT.


he came TO Butler, Clayton, Ladds &
Cos This was the bank he wanted.
Elm the other banks the ball porters
wore mulberry coats, bricS-dust coats,
brown coats and what not, but here, be-
bind tho ladders and scadold poles,
which obscured the entrance, he could
see man In blue coat with dull red
piping and brass buttons. He sprang
up the steps, pushed open tho inner
spring door and finally satisfied him.
self BY closer view oil the coat, to tho
wearer's establishment. Then no re-
gained the pavement and walked the
whole length OF tbs bank premises in
front, aiterward turning up the paved
passage ct the sido, deep In thought
Tho bank had no windows or doors on
tho side next the court, and the TWO ad.
Joining houses were old and supported
in places by wooden shores. Both were
empty, and n great board announced
that tenders would DO received for the
purchase OF the old msterials, Of which
they were constructed in months
time; also that some parts Of the site
would be lat on long building lease.
Hewitt looked up ut the grimy fronts
OF the old buildings. Tho windows
wero crusted thick with dirt, all except
the bottom window OF the house nearer
the bank, which was fairly clean and
seemed 10 have been quite lately wash.
ed. The door, too, oil this house was
cleaner than that Of tho other,
though the paint was worn. Hewitt
reached and fingered hook driven into
the left-haud door post about six feet
from tho ground. 1t was new aud not
ut all rusted; also. a tiny splinter had
been displaced when tho hook was
driven in, and clean wood showed at
the spot.
Having observed these things, Hewitt
stepped back and read at the bottom OF
tho biz board tho name "Winsor &
Wcekcs, Surveyors and Auctionecrs,
Abchurch Lane" Then he stepped
into Lombard street.
Two hansoms pulled up near the post
office, and out OF the first stepped In.
spec.or Plummcr and another man.
This man and tho two who alichtcd
from the second hanson were unuis.
takably plain.clothes constablos-their
air. gait aud boots proclaimed it.
What's all this? ?" demanded Plummcr
as Hewitt approached.
you'll soon acc, think. But first,
havo you put tho watch on No. l97
Hackwor,h road" rs
"Yc.. Nobody will get away from
there alone"
very good. I'm going into Abchurch
lanc for fow minutes. Leave your men
out here, but just 20 round into tho
tho court by Bullor, Clayton & Ladds,
and keep your eye on tho first door on
tho left. | think wo'll find something
soon. Did you get rid OF Miss shawl
mo; she's behind now. and Mrs.
Laker's with hcr. They met in tho
Strand, aud came aftor us in another
cab. Raro fun. CHI? They think wo'ro
pretty grcon. It's quite handy. to. So
long as thoy keep behind mo it snves all
trouble watching thom." And Inspoc.
tor plummer chuoklGd and winked.
"Vory. good. You don't mind keeping
your cyo on that door do you? I'll DO
back very soon." And with that Ho.
wit, turned OF into Abchurch lano.
trp ng cOSTISuED |
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t.ohdnn-At tho wool auction inles today
il, 9i hnlcs were offered. OF which l.5n) wCtu
Withdrawn. Fine long wool, sold np!dlv and
few bnloS wGro taken for America. Secured
woods ntc selling better Following arc the Sa!cS
In detail.
,Sewsou,h walos-i.i57 bales: secured GiIdalS
iIsl, greasy IhSd.
Qdccn'lHi'd-l,Ojo bales; secured Ol,dais ~
gfNAyY bablGI, y
vIctorh-27il bales; secured GJ.iais iJid.
grousy t'.dalA
South AuStrAlta-sso bales: gtcaY 9LaG.kd.
Swan RIyer-GSI bales sCouicd DniOd. greasy
iAfkd.
New zCnland-i ,Sl3 bales; greasy 5a9Isd.
Cape Of Good lioGq and Na,al-2i9 bales;
secured lsi greasy $4,000,
There was also sale OF Cape oi Good Hone
and Natal Shcrp'sklnS. nt which 2j2 on skins
worc offered mud 22.7lO sold. Tho demand waS
very active chiefly for the continent Prices
were IaI5d dcarcr.
Sew rora-Wool steady domestic fleece lGu
CSC; pulled loa!ic
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Copyright, 1851
III


Plummor looked casually In tho di.
roetlon indicated, and thon Immediately
turned his eyes in another direction.
~ 500 her" he said, "she's Just taking
look round tho corner, That's u thing
not TO DO neglected. OF course, tho
Lakers house 10 being watchod--wo set
man on itat once yesterday. but III
put ono on now 10 watch Miss Shaw's
place. too. I'll telephone through to
Liddlos-probably they'll DO able to say
whcrc 1t Is. And tho women them.
solves must DO watched, too. "A mat.
ter OF fact, | had q notion that Laker
wasn't alone in It. And Its Just posi-.
bio, you know, that no had sont an nc.
complico oil with his tourist ticket to
load us dance while he look aitor him.
self in another direction. Have you
dono anything?"
VOL, Hewitt replied. with n faint
reproduction OF the secretivc smilo with
which Plummer had met an inquiry Of
his earlier in tho morning. 'rvo been
to tho station here. And Ivo found
Laker's umbrella in tho lost property
office"
"oh! Thon probably no has conc
I'll boar. that In mind, aud perhaps
have a word with tho lost property
mau."
Plummor madc for tho station and
liewittior his office. Ile mounted the
stairs and reached his door just rs
myself, who had been disappointed in
not finding him in, was leaving. | had
called with the idea OF taking Hewitt. to
lunch with mo at my club. but ho de-
clined lunch. 81 have an important
case in hand" he said. Look here,
Brett. See this scrap OF paper, You
know the types Of the different papers
which is this?"
He handed me a small piece OF paper.
1t was part OF q cutting containing an
advertisement. which had boon torn in
half. ~ think" said. "this is from
the Daily Chronicle, judging by the
paper. It is plainly from the agony
column but all the papers use pretty
much the same type for those advertise.
ments except the Timea. II it wore not
torn could tell you at once. because
the Chronicle columns are rather mar.
row"
The torn scrap reahas follows:
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Tho best oalye in tho world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. chilblains,
corns, and all skin cruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect .atisfac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
centa per box. For sale by Logan Drug
COMPANY.
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gram?"
IN sce," Hewitt answered. "But
won't tell you anything about it till af-
tervard, so you get your lunch, ker-
rctt, bring the directory"
This was all l actually saw OF this case
myself, and l have written the rest-in
its proper order from Hewitrs infor.
nation. as l have written some other
cases entirely.
To resune at the point where, for the
time, l Loaf sight Of tho matter. Hewitt
lett BY tho back way. and stopped an
empty cab &C it passed. "Abncy Park
Cemetery" was his directions to the
driver. In little more than twenty
minutes the cab was branching OIL
down tho Essex road on its way to
Stoke Ncwington, and in twenty min
utes more Hewitt stopped 1t in Church
street, Stoke Newington. He walked
through street or two, and then down
another, the houses OF which he scau-
ned carefully as no passed. Opposite
one which stood by itself he stopped.
and. making pretenso Of consulting and
arranging his large pocketbook. he took
a good look At tho house. II was rather
larger. neater and moro protentious
than tho Others in tho street, and it had
a natty little Coach mouse just visible
up tho side entrance. There were rod
blinds hung with heavy lace
in tho front windows and behind
one Of these blinds Hewitt was nblc to
catch tho CLINT OF a heavy gas chande-
lier.
lie stepped brskly up the front stopa
and knocked sharply ut the door. "Mr.
Merston?' hc asked. pocketbook in
hand, when u neat parlor maid opened
tho door.
Yes
"Ah"-lTewitt stopped into tho hall
and pulled oil his hat-"It's only the
meter. There's been deal OF gas run.
ming awny somewhere hurc, and Pm
just looking to sec II the meters nro
right. Whore is III"
The girl hositatoj. "l'll-I'll ask mas.
tel" sho said.
very well. l don't want 10 tako it
away. you know--only to give II a tap
or two and 30 on"
Hewitt followed tho girl to tho base.
mont, apparently looking straight bs.
iorc him, but in reality taking in ovcry
detail OF tho place. Tho gas motor was
in a worry large lumber cupboard, under
tho kitchen stairs. Tho girl oponod tho
door and lit tho candle. Tho motor
stood on the floor, which was Uttered
with hampers and boxes and odd shoots
OF brown paper. But thing that at
onco arrested Hcwitt'a attention was n
garment Of some sort OF bright bluo
cloth. with largo brass buttons. which
wnH lying In n tumb!cd heap in tho cor
nor. and appeared to be tho only thing
In the place that was not covered with
dust. Nevertheless Hewitt took no up-
parent notice OF it, bu. stopped down
aud solomnly tapped tho motor threc
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Browns
Iron BitteFS
that good old family medicine

thai good old family medicine.
It's the peculiar combination
Of hon with pureivegetable rem
edies that makes Browns Iron
Biners so strengthening and
purifying TO the system. It's
the health and happiness in it
that makes it so valued in
thousands OF happy homes.
Browns Iron Bfters Is pleasant to take,
aad II will not stain the teeth nor cause
constipation. See the crossed red lines
sSoaa CHEMICAL CO.. & BALTIMORE. Mo
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BoLroS. CoNN.--"I am very much
pleased with tho oiloct OF your Simmons
Liver Regulator, and havo recommend.
cd il to a good many irionda."-E A.
Rose. Your druggist sells it in powder
or liquid; tho powder to DO taken dry,
or mndo into a tea. 10
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East Iibcrty-cnttlo stcnly nj unchanged
prices: Hogs steady aud prices a shade bc,tcr
PhiIadclphlns u iSai 70; common to fair Workers
81 5iai %; ronghs - OOa'O shccp steady for
good sheep md lnmbS extra 81 OInt ~: good
81 Goa3 So fair lambs s? aOat .5 veal calves 81 5Oa
so.
Ghlcngo-Cattlc steady. Common choice m.
two bccvcs 81 30u6 On: steers 81 ajaG 90; cows
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Never mind-1'll send for them all. >"
Hewitt rang aud sent for copy OF each
morning paper OF the previous day.
Then he took from largo wardrobe
cupboard decent but well.worn and
rather roughened tall hat. Also coat
little worn and shiny on the collar.
lie exchanged these for his own hat and
coat, and then substituted an old neck.
tie for his own clean white one, and in
cased his legs in mud.spotted leggings.
This done. he produced very large and
thick pocketbook, fastened by broad.
elastic baud. and said. well. what do
you think OF this7 Will it do for queens
taxes. or sanitary inspector, or tho gas
or the water supplyT
Very well indeed, should say" I
replied. whats the case?"
'Oh, I'll tell you all about it whom it's
over. Oh, here you arc, kerre,t By
the bye, kerrett, I'm going out present.
ly by the back way. Wait for abotn ten
minutes or quarter OF an hour after
have gone and then ju-t so across the
road and speak to that lady in black
with the veil, who is waiting in that lit
tie foot passage opposite. Say Mr.. Mar
tin Hewitt send, his compliments and
he advises her not to wait, n. he has
already lei, his Office BY another doo:,
and has been gone some little time.
That's all; it would be Il pity to keep
the poor woman waiting all DAY for
nothing. Now the papers Daily News,
Standard, Telegram. Chronicle = yes,
here it is-in tho Chronicle"
The whole advertisement read thus:
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New York-Plg Iron s,cndler: Scotch SO Ola
20 90; American ~ 5Oal? 10. Copper strong;
brokers' price i0c Lead s,rong brOGurk' price
81 ab. Thu firm; AtraitS So "; plates stcdlier,
Spclter very Arm. 1
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YOB-H. f shop roast. You LIST. Then TO.
night. OF Secoud top Srd l. No. ig7 red bl.
straight mon. One time
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FINANCE And TRADE.
Tho Features OF tbs Money AMI Stock
Markets.

Tho Features OF tbs oIonoy AMI Stock
~ Markets.
NV roRE. May i0-Aoaey on call easy at l },
per cent; last loau y percent; closed at ~ per
cent Primo mercantile paper sax per cent
Sterling exchange weak at Sis'ai S71. Silver
certificates 66s.a675,c- The total sales OF stock,
were S95, 100 shares
The volume Of business on the stock exchange
to-day shows a heavy Increase In yesterdays
trading. reaching very nearly 10000 shares.
The market opened active and buoynnt and for
three-quarterS OF an hour prices moved up,
Baltimore * Ohio leading the advancing column
with gain Of Il per cent. TowAr: II o'clock It
became apparent that liquida,lng movement
was In progres& The coal stocks, Sugar aud the
Cordage shares were the heaviest sufferers The
market. however, stircned in the latter deal.
tnR' and closed In good tone a. very general
advance on the day OF has. per cent.
The trading In bonds lo-day was IN enormous
proportions. footing up $i,5I6,0O0
Government bonds strong.
state bonds Inactive.
Railroad bonds Stroug
roiedo-wheat higher and weak: No. ? cash
SIC; May G7tIc; July GP4c: August Gilsc; sep.
TENDER 6ll.c. Corn dull and steady: No. 2
mixed sic; No. 3yellow sly Oats unchanged
at 2ia3lc; No. white Sc Rye dull; cash BIC.
CloycFsced dull and S,eadys prime cash s. %.
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,S,y Pennsylvania stations,
|VEEDnnSy|VdRia LINES.
Trains Run h. Central limo.

rICKrr OFFICES At pFESsrlrASM STATION O,
WATER Vt. Poor or EIrvESrn Sr.. WMErIISG,
AT McLuRG lloUsE, WHEELING, AND At Tur
rESSyrLvAStA STATION. nRIDaSrOIr.
= SnUrUwFSr SrSrrN-" PAN II,SDJ y ROUTE"
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry,

Time Table No. Is. to take eIect lc;ll &. n,
10, Sunday. November 10 lS9l
Leave whccliug-ts:Oo, tg;D, lil:ioa M, t.:S
sS:i5. ti:0. 1900 p. m. IA
Loavo roulusula-ts:o6. t9:5l. ill:i5a m.,t2:A
s3:!i. ti:S6, 1905 r. IN.
Leave Martins ferry-tS:ls, t9:s7, GUS, a. m,
1? 3D. VJ:.7 tt:l!. i9:l.. gl'
Arrive Terminal Junction-ts:l7 tlo:U3, ill:S;
a H., ti:3S. 1884,, tt:ij, tg:iS p. nj.
Leave Terminal JuucIion-t7:2. 1900. q m.
Loavo Martins forry-l7:..S, 1901 am, 'l!:E,
Il ,OS. tilo. t5:l9. tS;G2 n, M. Haf
Leave reninSuls lo:lta m, si?:5l, N:ll.
tli1, tl:.S. tS:S y. NJ. siEF
Arrive WhcolinS-t7:i0. s9:N q u, sl2:5I,
;t.,7. tl:Hh, tS:3i ta.tS p. nj. Ft
sDailY. tDaily except Sunday. iSundayf DOLLY
klllralus will run OH EASTERN limo
J.E TAUSSIG. Superintendent
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