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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
NOTES OE THE STA w.

~ ,.e, tor 6, Renedicts Home for Colored
,,,,- ., ps,mer.s Theatre last evening added
.hnn, sao TO the funds OF the institution. Henry
Arthur Jones's Saints and Sinners" was played
by amateurs. the east including u, :. Mnlward'
2 r. Hart John Fox. j.. James Gnambefs. Nor
f Enher r. Williams VT McLain, John stratton J..
n Conan Miss Constance NJ I neHyeln, MIS- h y
lillian Powell.
NJ Palmer will send company to Chicago TO
n,ay "Trilby" on July !. The cast VIII be as fol
lows. Taffy. Herbert 4. Carr; the Laird. Charles
Canaeld; Little Bee George Irader' SVensall.
wilton Iackaye; Gecko Edward Morrison; Zou
yom Ignacio Martinetti; Dodor Herbert Ayling;
I %n Rsy Thomas Bagot. William Herbert; Trlby.
Hfms Wizard Miss Jennie Renarth
Rulee Barlow. the English music-han singer who
-. hoen absent from America for several years
"',,, return under an engagement TO r. T. Proctor,
hc9inning on September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22

; for tho week ending June % will close

Foreign week ending June % Will close
ana ,, for F Ins p sT'anh T.. MY Hsy.
oaH nsye wa rsra%s ., b, Bahia sa.: ana
lsyslia' a. M f' ws GGsa per m ws up.
sreSta"v 20 A. M for GERMANY per s. $ Fulda via
Rimrn dstiers for other parts Europe southamP:
to" and mTs@ ' 1880 ''' %5 os Sa Island
and ss'fn fS must per Se rc 1'a per Ha 3:
m for Seneca Ch ee1s tp sSe pss n
Mexico and for Cuba must be directed per seneca);
%em for Ha an 5c and as pa Rsa
curacao Tr'rdad british ana Dutch Guiana mus, be a..
direct per Island Ge.srs must be directed per
spsaniam wa Rotterdam detters be directed per
S 5r veneaea and curacao also ssvans via caaeao
per Philadelphia letters tor other parts OF Colombia
% ol Ma ns S'reTed mus,
geI sr ri 3 S a 80 mn
for Scotland direct Per VI" Glasgow Oct,
Newfoundand, per steamer from Halifax.
ss1, S Para and Man sr ps
ssers for other OF Brazil must be directed pss
ns: S fSss 1.as Say us H's
Empires; spsp S% Man, 1Sr Sn Ss' an, here Ssy
p pe 70 IH" cepc ars% here daily W
s e 1' Pc; e; ' rrSs ps 'S s ssSS: s
.n sIs $ pe up Su: sqns q s s s sso
@ Ssy w., 70 July 4; s srpp T.. M:
Islands per $ Miowera from Vancouver, close here
ssv after 81 and July 80 ut $50 D. m. Malls
for Newfoundland. by rail TO Halifax and thence By
% S S T' Ssy sso Which ri M s1s
~Srded via Europe,. New Zealand. Hawaii FIJI ana
close daily up to June '2i At $50 m Cor arrival
M New = Campania with British mails Aus.
traiia Mails Mqueon by rail Boston and thence By
steamer this ONCE daily $50 Mails tor
Cuba close this Office daily at a. for Forwarding
bv senmers sailing Mondays and Thursdays) from PORT
Tampa Mails for Mexico overland. unless specially
addressed dispatch by close this day
q 1:30 a.
'Resi''sred mail clSses 4 n r vrr% Ssy
Posto6icA Nsw.yogk. N. T.. June u 1noA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
TELEGRiPHIC NOTES.

Springfield Mass. June 1.-The jury In the r; NJ
Marneau case against me National b,anm hy sn
s. 90 his morning for the plaintiff. VINO lost an
arm while employed by the company.
Eelford Iowa. June IA disastrous freieht
wreck happened last night on the main line OF IN.
baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad.
through freight jumped th' uach roy" s ,' , 49,,
were dtchcd. and 1t is reported that -FOUR ramps
death
San Francisco. June 2-A, II. Wht"man who
" rharre Of perjury. was found guilty Yesterday
rhc specific charge upon which he , Was uira "as
forging a check for $50 upon the importers anu
Traders Bank Of New-forK'
VALPARAISO. Ind. June 2i.-The properly OF the
Chicago Porter Land and Mannfacturing COMPANY.
covers sale TO Henry i. Harris and A; NJ. Evans.
of Worcester. Mass for $500 They BIO !, IN mo- ior
ertv consists Of mo lots worth from one 10 three
hundred dollars each; ana 6eionsed 10 mcaso'
Philadelphia. New-York ana Boston CAPITALISTS
rhomas q; La wicr. Of the Grand Army OF the Re
public and AdJutant General Cassus ~ Zones, ar,
rived here from the East yesterday morning on an
Official tour
Omaha. Neb. June 2i.At the meeting of the
Junior order of Mechanics yesterday Il was re,
solved establish National nome i a wiao"s ana
rbn first week OF April Is to be known as Orphan
unme Week. all contributions during that time to
he given 10 the home. and Sli,VO Is already on
hand to equip and maintain the nome
watertown, n. Y. June a drouth. which had
greatly retarded and lrssened the ray crop IN ms
ss.c,ion was broken last night. and rain has been
saiI,ng steadily several hours. bringing promise OF
consdcra BILE Improvement In the strawberry yield
and much benefit to grain and vegetables
Milwaukee. Wis June 2L-william Nelson. post
Master AT The National Soldiers Home. was ar
res.cd Yesterday by Inspector Bird. charged with
a.o,o,zing 81 Is3 OF the funds OF the Office Nelson
vas caught by his bondsmcn just as he was step
Ming on a steamer to cross the lake.
South Bend Ind. June Elf Il. Creed. "A lawyer
was shot this morning by Daniel 7. Macs. propre.
Tor OF a cider press here. and probably fatally in
tured Macs fred three shots into Creed's body IN
< Quarrel over financial IpatterA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
OPENING or THE B1LIIC CAN"A


AN IMPOSING NAVAL PAGEANI.
From The Louisville Courlcr-Journal
The opening Of the KieI Sa Sas eer taken place
III. snnennr Of the canal event OF hrstta,e
imporanSce, ,, Pui mis- SHOW Of the worlds ships.
THE FINE AMERICAN wAKsHIPs THERE
From The Chicago Ipter ocean ....
The United States has sent only -FOUR SHIPS 10 ,
ceicDraon. but they are Of such cnaTac'eT ma
they viii no; be unimportant IN ne EGeS' ,h NV amer
snrs 1 IA, tnclc SANS Navy. while no, 80 nu
n.rrous others. is bun, ioI rs"d upon to
Sefend the interests OF the United states
GREAT WORK IN THE INTERESTS OF
PEACE
From The Kansas city Star.
The demonstration is warlike in It's details; nhe h
VII be no end OF powder burned me uea W." ~ he
made prominent e that and inc o bep Germany make
&c, ths ruth is the canal IS great "orH IN INC
interest o. the worlds peace
TIME AND DISTANCE SAVED.
From The New-York Sun. ns tho
This short path between me Norm Taking. for
c~ample oar own commerce. It can saw, "a ahout
average according 70 fDe snd ten or esven times
I" r niles by the canal route TO the bduy u,
stead OF the 9!a %ay popis on the Epe and the
Weser will make much treae,,' an, an ,mv al all
o. sc1,denv v.st norton OF the worlds comneIce' ~
rud the shipping OF France ana SCUM nd
cluuiis =, Inc south and wcst coasts OF I.iS ~
IoPe' a All "a and Wales. that passes thiouS v,,ic
sitn, 80 hover on It's way TO ana iIoli ". rd
ouass W gain like that OF the ,hitso oiuSt N.
WI nar afford 10 pay reasonaDie .1'a'. snned "a
.fuS IN actual miles must be pui III. $50 c.nai bui
sas, ..So over Ave knots allowed IN w ' 49,
III ,rc,,,ded in the foregoing recho"'"s
p,utr WITHIN THE ESTIMATED COST
From The Utica Press ov t,,s
ons NJ the remarkable things about me nSw
one % ~, ,ha, +, Was done within the appfop,nd b
"a q * 00 left II that firm OF con. d ~ none,
ana IN New-York State great aeai % tnreigr
oiT ~. saved and that Is the Kino ", wonlc
, wpn .Ssinst the Importation OF whch ''e'e WV"
be objection.
Till. NCO-RUsSIAN DEMONSTRATION
,,o,, The Providence Journal .,.
Tsa~e was unauestionably a great enonsschanc,
III Yesterday How far such an lh's s naac,
~ h.eroattonaI courtesies may connuce " ipcon,
OF in ans 70 be seen. The only obvious LIMOS
!eilarr ar ia the apparent cementihg OF an M
mus rn ,iv feryid friendship between rIa" n
nysts,i'cand that II IL safe TO say, was no p'
nussra arnan Emperor's intention
AN uLIooMENED PRECEDENT.
r..,, The Philadelphia Times
10. recalled that the similar ceeofation o. Cana
national amity at the open' ibreS al OF war and
VouH be rash TO accept Tue 's'~ -
way . pledge OF peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
zluMEKuAy GoEs AoaiSSr NM.

Pittsburg. June Il The r!itsburg Athletic club
Class \ ana J. meet opened here tonight The
races were run under electric Hight. \. n thinner
man went mile against time In .m ID lie was
paced by Siarbuck and Bartholomew. lie lowered
the +. \. {. track record \. L. Banker. Of T.
A. g. won the quarter mile open Class race. f.
l.. Tiappc .. ". G.. second, George Helms. ) A.
G third 7 lm--u.3i Archie" williams. eleven
years old. rode half mile against time WITH pace
makers IN l.l2 -. Young llain- also went the
bOys' worlds record for quarter OF mile nn-
paced lie covered the distance In q rs seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22

umbus. Ohio: Alexander Benham. Butte. Mont; VIII
lam White. Chicago; Robert $. Fletcher. Washington
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dove. John NJ. Damon. fos-
ton: Mr. and Mr.. G. p. Thurston. Nashville; +. W.
Baumgardner. Toledo; Mrs c. E. Stewart, Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Wattles. Miss julia wasles.
Ptsburg: C. G. Van Allen. Northumberland; Mr. and
Mrs W. r. Street. Darien. Conn; George B. Dobson Cal
weston. Tex; II. S. Greene. Cohoes. n. T.: John d.
Young. Unonpor Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
r.,,,,,vs FRESHMAN BANQUET

Saratoga. June q (special-The Williams ',, .'',
e,aa, -, % came here by special train from VIII,
~ ,,ass ,o-dav and the fTesnmen'a annual
,anoe, WAS given at the Worden Hotel covers
ere laid for forty Lewis Perry oeated as toast,
master and toas,s were responded to by J'hn
Lott. CT Knsman, Ohio; Arthur H. " iIunilng
p0r'l Mss. james F. Brown of pitsned Mass;
Roy G. Burr Of Worihlngon Ma s,rr nr' Of ALon
Am ". Charlea W. Floyd. Of Memphis lem, enm.
D., Il Water,own. OF Wcs,hcd. Mass. anu marry
u Nims Of Concord, y. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
VALE ORATORS CONTEST.

.ou.Jtavon. June 2l.-The Deforest Prize speaking
9, vale for a 800 medal took pace this afternoon
The list OF speakers and subjects was az io"o"''
Julian Ingcrsol Chamberlain New orh, anu .v''-
en-, Georce Clarke Manhattan, Kan, The tc''S'"h
- >,u,on and the Religion OF George Herbert ;
Francis Burton Harrison, New York; and ChanI .,
cheney Hyde chcsg9 he GennIaIn3 OF Roger roger
sherman BALDWIN. Ne" York, ,l:osrd.s i''"Sa'
Dnnlson Washington. Historical Noveis ,,,,
TIC y.inncr selected by vote OF the iac"i'y'
Ma annomnccd as Clement G.. Clarke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
STJCIDE or A TREASURY CLERK.

Washington. June eli. F Cunningham. a c.erk
in the sixth Auditors once OF the Treasury De
partrnent committed suicide this morning by blow
ING his brains out aith a pistol! lie lived IN Viz
gina near Falls Church and the deed was com
mi,icd there after he had ucd his horse and was
awaiting the approach of the train for this city.
Worry over an approach ming examination IN which
he Has candidate for promotion. IS Dc1c'.a 10
be h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
,n,y1-c AWARDED BY TRINITY.

Hartford June H.-Trinity prizes "'ie "'"'''
,odav az follows: futile prize OF ~ 10 s'h'o'
- III, Wedge Of Derry. y II; chemical
800 ~ s2o "a juniors George f. Langion Of Hart
ford. Latin prize Of so to sophomore'' i'rina"
scbu,ts OF Utica y. Y; second prize OF $p' Jon"
penton OF sewickly. Penn; Goodwin "rt'K p''Ae
~ RIO for freshmen Albert Sturtevant oil n n
% cond nrize Of SIS Theodore Parker hloiiNl'''
no,,,ical.gcence prize Of so and Douglas p''~o %
"a paul Curtis Of Narshallto"n Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22

The male department Of Grammar School no :"
viii have IFS closing exercises Thursday at a. NJ
Grammar School No Il Will have similar oN'r',s' ,
on TUESDAY at 1890 n. m. and Grammar H'"'o'
AZ ,,.la denarfnlent on Tuesday a. Nv q III.
c,ra,nmar School 40 q Will have rs ralia,'U"
nrogramme Monday at $50 a. m inc UryS n,
Ga q m Grammar school No - az " ., H. -.
THURSDAY and Grammar School NO o. ~ J" a. H.
WajDr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
LAST DAYS OF COLLEGE,.
FESTIVITIES AT HARVARD.

DANCING.
Cambridge. Mass, June q (SpeciaD.-This was
Harvard's class day. The yard and surroundings
never looked pretticr and there never was bigger
gathering of pretty sisters and fond mammas Al
II o'clock there were exercises in Sanders Tnea're'
DR.. Peabody was class chaplain The speakers
were introduced by Robert W. Emmons the III II
marshal of the class The Grafton was delivered by
f. II Warren NJ Worcester Mass The Ivy orator
was " X Brice Of Washington. The poem was ~
c. NJ Flandrau. Of ST. Paul and the ode by {. r.
Noyes. OF Cambridge -, , ,.o,
The afternoon was given up to spreads and teas
OF all sorts until O'Clock when ns tine famous abe College
yard wa. brilliantly Illuminated band played
the Glee Club and the Banjo club psyn' and
Memorial Hall were thronged with dancers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
ppIzr DEBATE AT UNION.

Schenectady. y. y, June 2L-lhe eN''0'.'9 - w
Tooth commencement OF Union ,""'o' M a
49, - ,ha First PRESBYTERIAN Church, which was
,.ou aued The evening taken up with the
d.ha,o for the Ason-Footc Prize between ~ , ,t
.delnhic and Philomathcan Literary soci'u'S a."
,Ii,hice von the prize. X. III. Potter, OF me flvl
h,cs Won the prize for the Individual deDa''f HIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
ROBERT sPInR BvsSlNG.

Robert Spicr Bussrg. old citizen Of Brooklyn.
died AZ his home No % Garden Place. yesterday
morning after long Illness lie had lived In
Erooklyn for forty-hyc years. and was Always ac-
,tvc In church and Temperance work He was born
i'm New-York In 1926 his father being mernner or
tho firm Of Eussins. Croker n Dodge. metalware
manufacturers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
A DINNER To ATTORyET GENERAL HARMON

Cincinnati. June 2l.-Attorney-iencral Harmon
WAS the guest OF honor at dinner tonight given
BY Cincinnati lawyers. Two hundred prominent
members Of the bar sat down and listened to re-
sponses to the following toasts: "Our Guest. by
Judge " II. Taft. OF the United States court OF
anroals RESPONDED to by the Attorney GENERAL:
Xxx. Suneri1r Court NJ r. Force. The Attor-
ncy-C;eneral." Judge samuel +. Hunt; rhe Pos
.n',ltti,s Of an American Lawyer" Judge Moses
y Wilson; "Our Loss the Counirys CAIN ex-
1nvernOr j. l.. Foraker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
vH CLEVELAND GETS SOME TROUT.

Huzzard's Bay. Mass. June I-Presdent 'ieve-
land to-day tried his skill AT fishing In Joseph
Jenerson's stream at East Sandwich. lie and Mr.
Jefferson left here this forenoon. returning this
evening with fair mess. Mrs. Cleveland today
sntertoined Mrs Henry +. Thurber and her chill
dran who came over from Marion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
GOrgRyoR ATKINSON IMPROvIyG STEADILY

Atlanta. Ga. June Ex-Governor Atkinson i'm
proyel steadily today and while he Is by no means
out Of danger his recovery can almos, be predicted
with certainty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22

You can break up a bad cold BY the timely use Of
DR.. D. Jaynes Expectorant. cd and popular
medicine for Sore Lungs and Threats, and the oess
Of all Cough remedies -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
MAYOR STRONG TO 60 TO MOHfIELD ihi""S

Navor Strong expects to enjoy his vacation ths
wear al Richheld Springs between July ana -
The Mayors family will spend 'he summer a,
I,lh.rop except the period named, when they VIII
na.s 9Th Colonel Strong at Rchhei springs
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-16
THE OLD POLICEMAN.
He Knew How to Use Electricity o
E Means OF Personal Comfort

He Knew How to Use ELECTRICITY =
Means Of Personal Comfort.
Policemen may be an illiterate lot,
but they do every now and then con-
trive some method to get ahead Of the
ironolad rules which are popularity sup.
posed by the long suffering taxpayer at
least to govern their movements.
There is one particular bluecoat who,
by virtue Of his long service, carries
three faded stripes on his coat sleeve,
and he honestly believes that he is en-
titled to some incidental favors. Taken
altogether, he is of such q naturally
grumpy disposition that he is far from
being popular among the police opera
tors -. '+ H
Notwithstanding all this, Mr.. Brass
Buttons beat the combination and beat
it pretty thoroughly. He had been rath-
or behind time in his hourly communi-
cations with headquarters, and his SUI
periors determined to teach him les
son. Accordingly he was sent to travel
a lonely, isolated post, which had SOL
itary patrol box situated just alongside
a deserted hut that had once been util-
lied as Toulouse by railroad cor
poration. 1t didn't require many hours
presence on the part Of the disciplined
copper for him to discover that he had
been given the best Of the deal in this
particular transfer, and he Immediately
set about arranging scheme whereby
he could benefit by Is newly acquired
advantages ~ ~ ~.
The much craved boon that he sought
was light maps. He had long ago tried
the plan Of an alarm clock set to 20 off
a few minutes before pulling time, but
tired nature had in each instance as
serted itself, and his station had failed
to hear from him. Now conditions were
different, for he had found just what
he needed to carry out the clever ruse he
had concocted. Running alongside the
deserted shanty were two electric light
wires fully charged with a current of
electricity, and to these the valiant
watchdog pinned his faith.
First he once more produced his long
ago discarded alarm clock after remov-
ing the gong from the top. Next he
broke away the glass face, and after
making sure that the clock was on time
with his watch he made connection
with the electric light wires by means
Of two small pieces Of copper wire. One
Of these he wound around the minute
hand of the clock, and the other he firm
~ fastened to the framework Of the
timepiece just over the figures that in
Dictated his hour for pulling up. Then
to one of the wires he fastened two
more pieces Of copper, which he wound
about either of bis hands. This done,
the willy policeman stretched himself
out on the floor and enjoyed the desired
nap, safe in the knowledge that at the
proper moment the meeting Of the two
wires on the clock would convey to him
shock that was bound to waken him,
SO he could salute his station through
the: patrol box.=-Chicago Times
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-16
Much Improved.

From the report Of missionary to
Africa:
my congregation refuse to give up
cannibalism, but have succeeded in so
far improving their tastes that they now
cat with knives and forks. ''-Reading
pa Telegram.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-16

The word Minneapolis is a compound
of an Indian word meaning curling Wa
ter and a Greek word meaning city.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-16

Six veterans Of Waterloo are still iv-
ing in France, IA in England and three
in the United States.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-16

jim. Hill 81 the Great n rthern road
stated in Washing ton. last week that
john Sherman was The greatest fnancieer
in the.country, and that if Cleveland
and Carlisle would ask for his advice he
had no doubt but what they would soon
arrive at q solution of the currency ques-
ton that would be entirely satisfactory
and beneficial to the country at large.
Lafay ette. 81
Vim. Dannheim is quite low with
rheumatism.
Jacob Gehhardt is afflicted just at pre-
sent with an annoying throat ailment.
Henry Wiedemeier and Louise Dirks
of Victor Iowa, have been visiting with
friends here the past week.
Two inches Of snow fell on Monday.
but not enough for good sleighing.
The farmers of northwestern Lafayette
are building creamery.
WE. Wellner Of this town and Miss
Skinner Of Milford were married last
last Thursday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-16

Nobody need have Neuralgia Get DIR. Miles
Pain Pills from druggists. "One cent dose"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-10
ERIE MEDICAL co., Buffalo, Il. I.
C0MMISSIOAER'S NOTICE.
1. s. pelnplain,s Admlnistrator

Z. e Zane. Theodore w. Fink, and Theo-
dore w. Fink. executor of the Will Of
Angelina =. Fink, deceased, Francis J.
Fink. Albert r. Fink. Harry Fink and
Hornbrook and Brown.
In Chancery.
BY virtue of an order entered in the
above entitled cause by the Circuit Court
of Ohio county. West Virginia, on the 25th
day of September 1855, il is referred TO the
undersigned commissioner to ascertain
and report
First-The interest Of the defendant Z.
T. Zane. in the five lots numbered o. p,
%. q and Is. lying adjacent to each other
on the west side of Elm street in Fink s
second addition TO the city of Wheeling,
Ohio county, with the liens and claims
against said five lots, or against the inter-
est therein of the said Zane.
Secondary other matter pertinent
which either of the parties may desire.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has fixed upon Tuesday the 18th
dav of october, 1896 at 9 a. NJ, as the time
and his Office, No. 1417 Chaplne street.
Wheeling, W. Va. as the place AT which
he will proceed 10 ascertain the several
matters in said order Of reference re-
Quired. 80. oe.,. -
September, 1895.
Dennis O'Keef. Solicitor; seSloaWt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-10
DRY GOODS.

New York. October 9-Agents have ad-
yanced prices as follows;
perlin Crochet quilts l2lgc. es,,,
Clarendon Crochet quilts 10 SEC
C...4it'-toi |rocbet Quilts 20 soc.
Sfo1adnock Marseules and Satin quits
D Hamilton AZ tickings and Granville
st rdIS5e ~ wills and Portsmouth Rohen
each hc. -,---+i,,,.s ON tho basis of
10-f bieached at 2Qisc. .-,,;+. o,d sill
- ,--av prints will be advanced 10 0i4c
net on October 2L ....,- b,,.o had a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-10
ARRIVE.

4
From New York. Philadelphia B FAM
moro and Washington. 500 a. NJ. eeuS.
Cumberland accommodation ''Io p MS
'1 Grssto ,3l-' accommodation, 1910 a. me-
y Moynndgvine accommodation. 7:l9 a. 70 M
md f1O %. m, except Sunday ana ''7o =
u Ci;rT1Sbe-iand express. 40 p. m, daily.
WHEELING AND PIrTSBURG DIVf
SION.
17o. rittsburr. washington. Baltimore,
Phiiadclphia aud New York. 40 E. III
F'or Pl,tsburg, 7:30 q. m. daily. $500.
Plttsburg express, 100 p. rnr excep'
VWi,aaeRjngton. Pa. accommodation. 5:o9
D. m, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia, lalti-
more. Washington and Pittsburg. l9.l0 q;
M. daily 11.3o 2. m, except Saturday ana
2.25 a. m, Sunday only.
p Pitt "a mail 1875 p. m, except sun
eay. and G.50 p. N. daily. -,.- o.,o..
Washington. Pa, accommodation o'-O IL
n, except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-10

For Columbus, Chicago and the Wesfs
ESQ ana 1915 @. m. daily ana 4'aV p III
Columbus. Cincinnati and ST. Louis,
1o.I5 n m. daily, and 11:i0 p. M, eStepI
et C,i9irsyille accommodation, lD:lo p
IN, and s:45 p. n. except Sunday.
Newc-ls accommodation, S:i5 p. ~
IsSa5indusky Mail. 1913 a. m. daily.
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100 o. m. from Cleveland TO Uhrichs-
vilie 2:2S D. m. from Uhrichsyille TO
cleveland runs daily.
cts TO all points. Call on our agents or
1Nui nj. c. CARREL. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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ARRIVE.

from Chicago, 1l5 a. m. and 1:o5 and
$3.50 p. m. daiiy. o,,,--., $500, ,,.,...,,-
b,,e 4,5O n M. and $50 p. m. daily.
ST Clairsville accommodation. 1910 p.
~ and 500 p. m, except Sunday.
Newark accommodation, HN p. m.
Psanduslyy mail, g: 20 p. m. daily.
CHAs. O. iCUII..
General Passenger Agent.
n LANE. 7. p. Agt., Wheelirg w. Va
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PETROLEUM

New York. October 9.-Petroleum,
steady: closed at 81 p bid.
Oil City, Pa, October 9.-Shipments, 81,
200 barrels; runs 94,lO2 barrels; no sales.