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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-25
DECLARATION OF FAITH.

do believe IN Santa Claus, and I would
not rather think anybody else brings me
nv presents. CELIA BARRON.
HE WOULD GET ALL BLACK.
am sorry there is not any Santa Claus
l do not believe in him, because he would
get all black if he was in the chimney
GEORGE DAVIS, years old.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-25
2520 McAliister street.
1T is SAFER TO BELIEVE.

I took the liberty to write to you and
tell you what I think of Santa Claus. 1
always believed in him, do yet, always
expect to. But great many children do
not. l have heard of a little girl who
wanted doll very much and she did not
believe in Santa Claus, and so she did not
get any doll. EVA MCKENZIE.
524 Battery street
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-25
A BENEVOLENT INFANT.

think it would be better thing to be-
lieve in Santa Claus, for the sake of the
little ones. 1t is pleasanter for them to be-
lieve in Santa Claus. BERTHA HIRsCH.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-25
A CHRISTMAS VISION.

Written for THE CALL
By LILLIAN PLUNKETT FERGUSON.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-25
AN oLp.FAsHIoNED STORY.

write to tell you that some children
believe in Santa Claus. l believe in him
and I want to believe in him.
All Lott street. ROSE MCGRATH.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-25

again and watch for him in the chimney,
because it made me so happy.
EDNA THOMPSON. II years old.
THANKS FOR SMALL FAVORS.
1 felt like crying when my dear father
and mother told me there was no Santa
Claus. am very glad there is a pretended
Santa Claus.
LoNETIA PERKINS, Fremont School.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-24
IA mi TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money aud Stock
Markets.

NEW NoHS. Ap:il 2l-Money on call easy 4;
lna2 per cent; las; loan ~ Der cent; closed nj ~
per cent. Prime mercantile paper S54aj per
cent. Sterling exchange iirm 81 Sg1bai s9ll
Silver certificates 66!ia5Ic. The total sales OF
stocks to-day were SOl go shares
The upward movement on the stock exchange
received fresh .mpctus today and a higher range
OF yHlucA was established In the greater number
at the opening OF business and the lirst prices
made were generally higher than last nights
closing figure. In the enriy afternoon there was
an casing OIL OF prices. which did not exceed n
fraction. except In New Jersey Central, the loss
in that stock being y, pOr cent. As delivery
hour approached speculation grew active and
strong, especially for the GtHngcr& The coAlcrS
were also In good buying demand aul Hudson
approaching ltt; Reading III mud LICkawanna
J! per cent The general list sold mp Ial1I per
cent. the latter Pullman. At the close the mar.
kct WAS active and buoyAnt. with the Changers
and other stocks al the best prices OF the year.
Among the more Important gains on yesterdays
last figures hrc: Baltimore * Ohio Southwestern.
Rock Island ~ Ohio southern ! per cent, and
SugSrlla; CordnEc preferred III; Cordagc guar.
hntccd , per cent. Pullman recovered * per
cent OF the cnrly loss OF 50 per cent aud shows n
decline Of only 4 per cent oil the day. Clcvc.
land. Chicago. Cincinnati & ST. Louis Is down l
per cont AMI thorr nrc q lew other SlOcEs which
are down ittnas per cent.
The trailing In bonds to-day was Ggnin heavy,
with n brisk Inquiry for the Roading issues n!
the close. Tho aggregate sales were Sj,9ij, 600.
tiOTcrtnnCnt bonds firm.
State bonds inactive!
,I,HilrOnd bonds strong.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-24

The number OF now officers specially
created ia LIS, at IN annual cost of
Sl,3l5.32i. ard the number omitted is
409. at M annual coat OF S4O7 ,9lS, max
ing a net increase OF 1864 in number
and SSl5,316 in amount included in
this increase are tho 1000 additional
nj authorized to be enlisted in tho
navy ana Sl5 additional deputy collec.
tors and eyenu agents in tho internal
revenue service to carry into effect the
income tax law. In addition to the
foregoing therois n net increase in speoi.
6c amounts appropriated for new oiiicos
where the number OF such offices and
the amount oil salary to individuals are
no. specified. OF SS05. 700. Tho number
OF salaries specifically increased is ll9
NJ m annual cost OF $50. sos, and the
number OF salaries specifically reduced
is 50, at NJ annual cost OF SlS,32S, max.
inr q net increase OF So in number and
otS2l,l77 IN amount. making n net total
increase on account OF salaries Of Offices
new and old OF 81 ,Gi2, 253.
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~SyripI-ChOlcc sugar syrups, 2jc: inucr drlnS
&c; silver uript 2lGi new crop New OflCnn,
t~nolasiGS, choice, SGT prime 36ci fair nc; mixed
good, New Utleaus, 3lc; bakers good 2sc.
. IrorJloni-LArGcS. L. harns lOIyc; medium \. Z.
hams l9tic; s. q breakfast bacon $50; y. G, Shoul.
lerS IcSs; 1llus sltc; Ordinary beet lSc; ham
dried btcl ilsSr; knuuklcS lie: family mess pork
blb pieces, SIC 20; bcnn pork, bbls.. $500.
Ldnt-lnte refined. Ia tlorce, SIC; 10 ID tins
SIC; tin pals. . lbs, Toe; lin pals l lbs, gj,c; lin
pals. ~ lbs. SIC; tin pals, 30 lbs, s!fc.
Sugdr-Cuiloni i.oSc; cubos Ace; powdered
t.GOc; gtannlaicd standard Ly3jc: standard cnutcu.
iinncn' 4 DC; C%olnnbIA 4 i.ltc. standard
Windsor 4 i.lOc; American Ai.iOc; white extra
Cat!c; ekiia q 1D'ci INIT hnrat 500; refined
n. q. SIC.
ColH-Green conoc-Fancy Golden Rio nc:
fancy green &c; choice .tUon 2!L,c; roasting
gradcSNs,o; Java 2sHc; roasted In packaccS-
Arrow Rio ?l.!Jc: Panhandle 81. @Jc: ArbucGlo &
Co.'S roasted 2l.29c: link roasted aug; Old Gov
efimeTt JAVA roasted JIG; Mocha and Java JIG:
"a" grade Rio RI.
7eai-vonns ilyson. por ID. slaSjc: r%unpowdOr
9aSOc; Imperial i0nbic; Japan .SATjC; OOlOng ia
Soc; SoiichOnR 9IATOc.
t~laiin-Star. full weight, lOc; raraNlnc, pss
ID, lalEc; mould, por sot, lDc.
F~inedar-GhOicc cider, l2Rlic per gal; standard
city brands. lpnllc Dor gallon; country lJaljo per
gal, Mio quality,
Catct-Is quoted rs jobbing n! Baicc for
iIll cream; Swclt:Cr, lsyalGc. according 10 quaI.
ity; Llm6urger lAc; factory lOIfc; New York Ike.
Fth-SO. | mnCkeiel. SO lbs. $40 %: No. . Ok.
ira maCecrel, Il bbl'.. now. ,lOl lbs. 81 50: No. .
70 lbs. s. 70: No, ., snail. s. 80 Tor 50 lbs; so. .,
large. 100 lbs, 81 III
~ei,-Ttho.hy, s! pet bushcl; clover. small
Sdt-So. l. per Dbl. lOt extra. per Dbl, IS;
dairy. tine, tlye-OuShel sacks, 81 80 per sI:s.
SUd torH-lic per 10.
DrAui Fruit -Eyapomtcd peaches. In boxes,
lOc; ey0noFntct beaches in bags, galOc.
- aNWRaN - Ia la 80 e H. .-aH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-24
CRAZED BY DRINK,
EobersKlng Interrupts tho Funeral
OF Hla Daughter.
THE BRUTE DRIVES OUT MOURNERS,
His Vito and n Living
Daughter, rumblcs ovcr tho Coma,
Breaks 1t to Pieces, and Behaves
DissrncotulIy In othor Ways.
Stacking sccno IN q New York
House OF Mourning.

NV forE, April ?3.-Mamio King
died here. For n long limo tho girl had
been i'll, and. when shc diod there was
great grief In tho noighborhood, whcro
all the friends OF tho family sathored in
tho lit,lo four room fiat to 500 tho las,
OF the dead girl. Mamtc's body lay in
her coffin covered by wealth of flowers
and wroaths. Mrs. King was explain.
Ing to tho ncighbors that her husband
could not DO found. "Jimmio's boon
everywhere" she said, land wo can't
find Robert anywhere. l am afraid no
has como to somo HARM"
Atthat moment King burs. open tho
door and lurchod into tho place. He.
was drunk, and his clothes were covered
With mud. He stared around varau,ly
Tor n iow minutes, looking aimlcssIy ut
the crowd. Thon he began to mako a
noise.
Cant you SEQ. Bob" cried tho wife,
"Mamie's dead|
'lou 70 u llar,' shouted King, "she
nin't nussiu' OF the sort" Then his
temper go. beyond bounds, aud King
struck his vito a terrific blow in tho
iacc, knocking hor across tho collin in
which lay tho dead body Of her dauch.
ter. Thou no drove tho guests out OF
tho room with n chair. and ended by
knocking the coffin down from its rest
and breaking it all TO pieces, while tho
body oil thu young girl rolled out on tho
floor. Even that sight did not sober
him and King turned his attention TO
his daughter who was alive, hitting her
in tho face and kicking hHr.
Mrs. King threw open tho window
and yelled for help. Policeman lag
cersy rushed up stairs and caught King
Just as he vas about &c hit his daughter
Alice with the Ieg OF n chair. Kim.
fought hard while on tho way TO the
station house.
lIe was brought before Justice Simms.
in the Jefferson Market court. Neither
his wife nor daughter would make n
complaint, and Justice Simms dis.
charged him with a reprimand-
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Wool.

Philnd ~iphln-wool dull bu. without i'm
portAnt change 10 prices Ohio, Pennsylvania
aud West Virginia NN and above l7alSc; Y aud
above IGal5c; medium 9a9lc; quarterblood nin
&c: common lsal9c: New York, Michigan. Wis
consin. etc. lGal1c; y l5al6c; medium los9Oc:
qunrterblood SOaalc; common l1alSc: washed
comhlnS and delnlno f!ue lSal9c; medium Ola
&c; low 2tn2Sc; coarse 3la?lc; uawashCd medium
i6alIc: low medium l1Alsc; bnid l6alTc; un-
washed Qight mud bright fine llaicc; medium
lhai6c; low medium lGal7c; coarse lSal6c: un-
washed dark colorcdI light fine 9alOc; heavy
fine case: medium l?alat: fine medium ilai2c;
coarse Halle; territorial and northwestern, light
fine sal0c; heavy do Ta9c; tine medium leaIlc:
medium llai5c; Quar;erblood i"alac; coavso !aA
lie.
%iio.tnn. n.s.-Althoush the inactivity
which has p~crvaGcd the wool market here for
somc time pnst, still prevails, prices arc steady
and the tirnl tone of the markets abroad Is hav-
Ing II beneficial effect In strengthening the mar
ket here, Although The offerings nse liberal.
values hold firm.
The following ntc the selling mice, for the
leading descriptions: Ohio aud Pennsylvania
1ccccs NN and above ~lGi.Rl7c: Y and above IS.
ElGc; No, ! comblnG eOaelc: No . combInS I9i
Zoe; unwaShcdtllal!c: Michigan lialjc; No. |
Michigan lgn.0o: Michigan unwa,hel loalOhc;
New York, New Hampshire and Vermont lie:
No. | New York. Now HAMPSHIRE mud Vermont,
l1alSc: Montana fine oGllc; secured 30 TO SIC:
northern California spring defective 6a6,.c:
secured .2aGSc; Australian combing Snpcrhnc
4lHisc, Australian combing good 3saiOc; csoss.
bEcds Iuarlcrblnod lGa2Sc.
Sow fork-Wool quiet,
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trutl ucc,

Ruher-creaneFy choice. 91I?ic: country choice
per ID. lGAlSc; county good, l?al5c; county
fair. 6aTc-
E?cs-fEesh in case. liai?c per dozen: In
barrels, llal.c per dozen.
IOSLry-Price per pound: Old rooStcr. Sa6c;
chickens. spring. sL9c; geese, IOa61c each; hens,
Iasc; ducks. lyounGlgc Il: turkeys IiRi2c.
Tropical Pruis-LcmonS s. 5na2 Is per hnx;
bananas. sl0oa.o per bunch; California oranges
s. TNai -.
It.eGHtt-Cabbage 81 oDa2 90 per barrel. Choice
potatoes 6oaSQc per bushcl. 6ja70c per bushel for
home stock. Onions. 5jcnsl o. per buShcl; per
barrel $! JlaS0l Celery. 3ajoc per dozen. New
York apples. 50 Sal % pei barrel. Sweet potatoes.
Jerseys, S!joaS % per barrel: baltimore s. - per
barrel. Cmr6crries 3 ~ " per crate. Straw
berries. JOc per ct: onions. roc per dOz; rad
dishes. &c per doL: asparagus, 6Oc per doz; Gu
cunoetS. 81 so per doL; tomatoes. 500 per peck;
beeS, 81 On per doz.: beans. 81 coat 70 per crate;
peas. s. eOni % per crate; lettuce, sl2j per
hushel; PARSLEY. iaHc per dOL; mint, &c per
doz oyster 1lant, 5oc per doL; rheubnrb. dja
&c per doZ: egg plnnt, 500 per dOz: CARROTS,
&c per doz: .pinich and khlc, 81 % par Dbl.
GdTt-RabbIts Sl3 per dozen: squirrels 81 q
her dozen,
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1.-Two Stock.


S~wlSE-Thcrc Is fair supply Of hogs In tho
yards and the demand Is moderate. tho rcceiptS
being about 800 head Less than tho number last
week. Western hogs self ut s. 30. with II tew extra
n Shnho higher: nearby hogs-thoSe from MARY.
lGnd. Pennsylvania and NirEinIa-S5 9OaJ 10 rcr
100 lbs. gross: ronghs 50 7jai - per 100 lbs. Sro,s.
Receipts ll.5s0 head.
SWEEr n L~ANES-Trade Is reported as being
quite dull generally. only fair for the best stock
Of both sheen md lambs Sheep sell ut aail,c:
lambs SER5i &c: spring lambs cassie per ID. gross.
VEAL C,tSES,rherc l.. a fairly good trade
reported for vcals at t%ajhc.
East Liborty-Cattlc dull and lower; primo
S. Ilnf 90: good 81 9Ja5 80; bulls, Stags and cows
s. OOR1 GO. Hogs firm: rhiladclphi1s s. ASA TO-;
common TO inlr Workers 81 9JaJ %; roiighs 81 OOa
4 90. Sheep dull and lowor; extra 81 0oal 10;
good 81 70aj 90; fair lambs 81 iNa3 90.
Cincinrinti-lIogS closed easy ut 81 25a5 Is; &c.
cclpts 200 head; shipments leo head.
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R%oaaui Etrb-GlnSenS. dry. per ID. In lie
mand, slOOl3 y: s~aSsAiraS. bark. per ID. Saoc;
~sASsatrls oil, per h.. i0ay)c: May apple root. per
ID. 61It7c: yellow root golden seal. per h.. lisa
Jlc: blood root, per h.. Sajc; Seneca snake ROOT.
per ID, free Of top. 30tlic; West Virginia snake
root, per To-. .jatSc: pink root, per To-. ino. 30,
GSc; elm bark, per h.. &C; wild cherry bark,
per h.. l@aJOc.
Bein--prImc new hand, picked. medium. Sl6j;
prime new Manipulated, navy, s. Gu
Hod-FiuG washed lie; &c or for m.
washed; medium uuwashed laalic; medium
washed lGal7c.
If0nrJ-ln the comb. per ID, l5alSc.
RGyf-Country mixed iIalc per ID.
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Mr.. Fred Millor, OF irving, H.. write,
that he had n severe k;dncy trouble for
many years. with severe pains in hi,
back and also tina. his bladder was af-
fec,od. IIc tried many so-called Kidney
cures but without any good result
About Il year ago ho began tho uao Of
Electric Bittcrs and found relief at onch
Electric Bit,ers ia especially adapted to
euro OF nil Kidney and Liver troubles
md often givos alinost instant rolicf.
Ono trial will provo our statement
Price only Doc for largo bottle. A
Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-24

iritt-SOw whcN, 80 per buBhcl. Corn. pcr
DnNhol, car from StOrr. dot now corn tDc per
pnshol. Oats, out OF storr, western crop, 10 pOr
f~2lur-Pancy roller mill winter wheat, wood
AZ SIG nnt barrel, paper, 81 10 nor barrOl: spring
wheat MlllnDhhhh 81 - In suck, 81 - pcr barrel.
Oh wheat. Famous 81 10 In sack, - - IN wool
GalhSy, $40 In sack, Il - IN bnrtoli Illl,bury
Hour, 9in wood and onc'ciRhlh cotton 81
IN paper.
F~stt-llrtn SO per ton: mlddllugi slJa91
pptton: Hay, balci, 81 0)al5 VI per ton; lOoij
hay ell 0JalS W,
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THE ENACT APPROPRIATIONS
For tho Year Made by tho Last Congress.
New Offices Created.

new ottces Created.
WASHINGTON, April 2&.-The volume
annually prepared by the clerks OF the
senate and house appropriations COM
mit.ees, showing tho exact appropria-
tons and Tho new Offices created, has
been prepared for tho last session OF
the Fifty.third Congress BY Mr. Thog.
?. Cleave,. clerk OF the senate commit.
tee. and Mr.. J. c. Courts, clerk OF the
house committee. The statement gives
the appropriations in detail and speci.
ties the Offices created and abol.
i,hed, with the salaries, and also the
salaries increased and reduced. together
with II chronological history OF the rer.
ular appropriations bills.
The appropriations were us follows,
icents omittedl:
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OH Citr-Opencd nj Sc 70; hIrrcs, s2ls: loves,
Sa0JIi: closed ut 9! 10; sales 1900 barrels: clear.
ances l70,o0o barrels shipments Vj,S0S barrels;
runs Id. go bnrrcla
at s. 10 bid.
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.~CGtt-EIt5a 1000 10 1900 lbs. 5a5i.c. good
90 10 1000 lbs. i'4ijc; good, 500 to 90 lbs.
4,@aii4c: lair. 100 to so lbs. iLtnIHc; common,
coo TO aD lbs. STATE: bulls, iatc; cows. "A3Sgc-
HoIL-EH,sn. Sai.l0c; good. i.?0ajc: common,
iIGal4C
Shep-EKtth, 3;tiltc; good. SE4asc; common.
e]Sa5c; lambs. 4aiitc; spring. 7a7Ec.
Frah COlS-S4Os3J; caves. 3hAittc-
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Browns
Iron Bitt0rS

that good old family medicine.
It's the peculiar combination
Of hror with pure vegetable rem
edies that makes Browns Iron
Bit,ers 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.
B;Own's Iron Bl;.efs Is pleasan, 10 take,
nd Il will not stain the teeth nor cause
~ccuJiipItiou, See the crossed red lines
Gu the wrapper. Book free for &C. stamp.
ssoHN CHEMICAL CO.. 6, BALTIMORE. no
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-24

Dun patrons will find Do Wits Iittlo
Early Riscrs n safc and roliablo remedy
for constipation. dyspepsia and liver
complaints. Logan Drug Co.. Wheel.
ing, ". Va. j. +. Peabody, I,enwood,
and bowie & Co., Bridgeport, y.
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wmon,ss ,LE PRICES.
Weosiy Report -; TN Lost wmic.,is
Markets III All Lines.


a., e. <'"l' ~" ;" '
Tho main feature In tho quotation, this week
: the advance In -four, mud a shade VI Increase
In The ptlcG OF live stock.
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1NEll !|iI!!!;!F!i 55 E[!gE:!
E=NI Trnina Run h.r Cor,irnl ri,nn
Trims Run b. Central Time.
S0tTrwRST SvsTr:f-"HA" NENn.E ]

TICKET OrricrR At PENNSYLVANIA STATION o,
WATsn ST. Fonr or ELEVENTH NJ. WHErIiSo,
Ar MCl.uRr HOUSE. WHEELISG, ISL AT TnS
rESSsYivASik STATION. ilMpGErORT.
Shrrrrrrr Srsrr.t..n A.. ItLNn. i Nn1.rrM
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A monument 10 tho memory OF SGhlio.
mann, tho gront Archaeological. 10 10, DO
erected in Schworin, Germany.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival aud departure o! traln' on AMI after
January o, 1874 E~SrLASATioH OF TEFErEScE
MArES: DAILY; lDally. except SUNDAY; ;DaIiy.
except SATURDAY.! 'DHilp. except MONDAY; iSun.
days only; Mondays only; Saturdays only,
EASTERN Standard Time. "''
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Adams Exprcn, ..,.,rl do preferred ......,li
American EXprrys.li9 li;cw York Central, wv
baltimore & Ohio nd il. Y. & New Eng. I9J.
CAnRin Southern. 10 Oregon lmprOvu't. ~
Genital Pacific, %. l7t,IOrcgOn Eav.,.,.,,,,, II
CheSappakc & Ohio 9tslpaClIir MAll.,...n.. ~
Chicago & AltOu,-.II1 Pittsburgh .""n,.r,.lM
Gu. nIr. & Qllncy ~ Heading" ,."...". lbli
Chicago Gas ......... 11aNi Rock Island. ........ Ga
&C. e., & ~. ll... a., St iauI.n........., e. q
Col, Coal & lron.,,, GiI do preferred ...,.lih
Cotton on Ccrtlllc. IN ST. ram & Omaha 49,,
Del, & ilid .....,.... iS0bi do preferred, .-,, los
Del, Lack. u Wc't. 1914 Sugar Refinery, ..,.,, 1907 (.
ben. 4 u. q. pfctd iilSNiGnn. COal 4 Iron. ~
lnllN. & Cattle Feed lh4 Texas Pacific. ..",. l0l
Etlc...,......., .,,...,. II TOT. Il y. Con. pref, ~
do preferred ....... IS Union Pacific. .a.... lj}s
Illinois CCntral,,... 81 III, g. i;NpfcS'..m.. Il
Kan. 4 Tex, prstd BIZ w., 1t. l.. P..,.... !
Lake Erie & We4L.. "DLI do preferred. ,o.. lGlS
do ptcf-rrsd ...... "a Wells Fargo ES..p..i0i
Lake Shore .....,..... lil5.I Western UnlOn.... 81
Lead TriSt.........,. SSiLl Wheeling & l.. H.. -
Louisville & Nash. hSl.l do preferred ,,.... AK
Michigan Central . 1906 General Electric. 49,
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OHlO RIVER HAlLhOAO w.
On and after Monday. December Il, 1891. Pas
scngcr Trains Will run as follows: "DailY.
tDaily Except Sunday. Central time.
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All Trains daily. except Sunday.
~. q. CARMEL. General Passenger Agent.
". Il WOODFoRD. General Manager.
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& Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after Saturday. February >, lS9j. train,
will run as follows, city time:
LEAVE WHEELING. LEAVE Elm GROVE,
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tDaily, except sunday.
Sunday church Trains will lcavo Elm Groveat
9:i3a, ~. and Wheeling at iEl7 p. III.
II. T. WElSGERlElS ten. Manager.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
 peningS.
Real Estate TranSferS-Nume erous Other Pertinent and Breezy
 Notes of Interest.

The majority of the county schools will open Monday.
 An undelivered telegram is at the Santa Fe office for c. H. lilly.
 A license to wed has been granted to Beleiano Gimmie and Rogul Diaz.
 Wm. Groff and Mrs. Susie Armstrong were united in marriage Wednesday night by Rev. W. A. Harris.
 The ground is being broken for the erection of the Tyson house, on the cor. ner of Polk and Second streets.
 It is reported that the cyanide works on the Harqua Hala mine has closed down and that very little work IS being done there.
 James P. Gray was yesterday ap- pointed by the probate judge as special administrator of the estate of James T. Lynch. deceased.
 The funeral of James T. Lynch, the being dragged to death by horse, was held yesterday morning.
 Owing to the efficiency of the police Wednesday not solitary arrest was made. If there were any gamblers with the circus they failed to show their hand.
 L. A. Amirault has just completed a handsome nine-room cottage on Adams street. From an architectural point of view the cottage is 8 beauty and was designed by Mir. Amirault.
 A subscription is being raised by the local base ball club for the purpose of arranging match to come off this month between them and the Fort Thomas club, which is anxious to cross bats with our nine.
 The cafe opened by Murray as an ad- dition to his popular ice cream parlors, is filling long felt want. The place is neat and cosy and the cuisine is excel lent. MT. Murray will do large busi. ness this winter.
 The following were Commercial hotel arrivals yesterday: Owen T. Rouse, Florence; H. A. Tausey, San Francisco; i; W. H. Deardoff, Chicago; s. Roschen, Cincinnati; I. Pallister, Mesa; Perry Wildman, Tempe.
 The superintendent of country schools has granted the request for 8 school district at the mouth of the Hassayam pa river. The school will not be opened this year, as the school funds have al- ready been apportioned.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-13
WEATHER REPORT.
UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU,

UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU,i
 PHGNIx, ARIz., Sept. 12, lS95.I 8. m.-Barometer (reduced to sea leveD 2989 inches; temperature. 60 degs.; dew-point 51 degs.; relative humidity, 54 per cent; vapor pressure, .373; iwind, nw.,2 miles perhour; sky, clear.
 5 p. m.-Barometer Produced to sea leve) 29.75 inches; temperature. 1923 degs.; dew-point, 57 degs.; relative hu midity, g per cent vapor pressure, .465 j; wind, W, 3 miles per hour; sky, clear. Highest temperature in twenty four hours ending D. m., 106.S degs; lowest, 66.0 degs. Weather during day, fair.
 WM. BURROWS. Observer.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-13

The Red Corner is selling out very fast; If the rush keeps up for one month as 1t has for the last four days, they will be nearly sold out. We advise everyone who has a dollar to spare to buy goods at the "Red Corner; ;'I one dollar wi.i buy as much as two at any other store.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-13

Dr. J. H. Gentry, physician and ul geon, Second avenue, opposite The Ford.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-13

Parks Tea is great blood purifier and cleanser. A pleasant herb drink which moves the bowels without pain, gripping or discomfort. Sold by c. Eschman & Go. 3
Arizona republican., 1895-09-13

Hang out your card for the Pheni1 Oil company, 28 South Center street.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-13

Baths are necessary, bathing lux ury, especially when you go to tht natatorium for a swim