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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
TIE ytyr EXHIBIT AT ATLANTA.

Atlanta. July sO-Three cars loaded with part
Of the Navy exhibit for the exposition have arrived
here TIE .ars contain a number OF late model
guns. ana the best part OF the exhnt mat was
seen IT the Worlds Fair
An editor al In n Chicago paper suggested that
Atlanta hotel men would rob the public during the
exposition. Leading hotel men, In interviews print
ed In The Constitution say the regular rates
Will be force.
The contract has been closed between the expo
sition compa " and buffalo Bits" show. 1t VIII
remain here two months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
PRICE or BAR IROy ADVANCED

Detroit. July 3o.-The Merchants Bar Iron As
ISOLATION. composed OF representatives OF twenty
two firms west OF Plttsburs. met at the Ho;e
Cadillac to-day In secret session. 1t was agreed
that some ARRANGEMENT should be made for increas
ing the price OF bar iron. Accordingly the price
was advanced s. a ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
coon WORK Ar SEA IIHI.

10, G,rt. n. J.. July 30-The work OF the "a Regi-
rent. which Is In camp this week. Is good Lieu
tenant Colonel Hne. who commands the regiment
IN the absence OF Colonel Muzzy. Is strict anu '.e
or,cers and men are aiding him. Mrs Wer's' "ie
OF the Governor. and party OF women were o"ssue
ssopped by the guard. They were detained UNIV"
corrnoral had inspected their passes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
riNPLATE TRADE OF SOUTH WALES.

me ATTEMPT TO PREVENT AMERICAS coMPETi-
TON FOUND USELESS.
Warrington. July S0---Consul Howeiis. ri ra'd.'''
report 10 the Department o. State. on the IN
wse trade Of South Wales. says II ia eme'k."s
"na crisis which reached m acute stag" ."
'sWl when twenty eight days notice to terminate
ssatracts On the part Of the ~orkmsn eNp'e''
sno work was consequently suspended In Hea''y
~ she mills The men demanded = restoration ..
S wages Of 1874. For months great dea' q.
.As'y was experienced b. both masters ana mo"
snsase o: American competition 20 wh'ch 'ne
M IN oriceS and the consequent reduction OF "".e'
~. "a the stoppage Of large number OK mills "e'H
Attributed
.ae representatives OF labor claimed that IL wa
,ssu'ous 10 impoyerish everybody Interested ~
s ~ uads. TO make a present Of thousands ..
snos to Americans plates .ha; they cAn"o'
~. themselves. but will continue to take iron
80 board was appointed and settied ''e
=, ssf by adopting the scale 81 1917. nj increase
.. .om 10 10 TN per cent on the existing wages.
my lesson Mr. Howel.s says. has ev'osn"'
us., taken deeply heart tina, II was worse '"n"
t,ns :" attemp' y prevent American compe"-
M sad whatever effect the restoration OF Inv
nue. Ssmay have upon the demand for pia.e;I ss
operaSivne interests OF the immense numner VI
" o. Starvation
Avs that the price current Is believed to pe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31

at It's lowest ebb, the latest figures being 81 GO
ton. For six months ended June 80. 1895. the cx-
ports Of tnplates amounted to f2'N7.292 sterling.
against f20l2i55 sterling for the same period In
1894 The exports to this country in June. 1881:
amounted f29i9o against fl5s.c67 for the month OF
June Of this year.
For the first six months in 1898 the exports to
the United States f2,l03 $50: for the same
period in 1894 Fl 22ssG and for the first six months
of this year Fl. ?6iS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
THE STRIKE OVER AT PANAMA.

Washington, July Sc.-A belated te'egrain cav.
Saturday was received at the state nepa,''"','.
this morning from Consul General ''qua'' 9"
Panama stating that trains were MOVING "'"O wv,
interruption over the route OF 'he 40. ,h
wev +, !. believed Mt the Department that the
strike Is practically over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
moo u,-cI CORN TO TALK ECONOMICS

Washington July S-congresS'n'" erom
=, r,w, reached Washington to-day from
h,s homo He was asked II the people IN MS "'''e
were much agitated over the money question:
..Oh. no." he said. there Is no as''s"o, o
,,are our farmers are getting 100 bushels OF cor"
to the acre and they haven't got time - '''' MOO
economic questions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31

Exports OF provisions, although about ''''''""
k,s than during the preceding year. amounted 10
sss 100 4s There decrease OF sh"''u" !" '
n. Il value OF oleonargarine oil exported last yea'
- compared with the previous year. me ~ M
and hogs exported va.ued at SA'i'''''' "ea.''
10000 less than during the preceding year 80.
norris =. beef and beef products amounted 10 ~
..xre or about 10000 less than the previous
year Exports Of hog products amoun'ed 10 80
1882 a comparative loss OF about Ao"V"' anu
exports Of dairy products amounted only 10 -
81 81 agans, SCI ~ los the year before the loss
pe ng mainly in the one item. oieomarsar'he o'i
TAe cotton exports OF last year mere enormous
in qartsty and m this respec; exceeded th0se OF
tn previous year by more than Ayo 49, ,ssi 20
and Exceeded those OF the big crop year 5s'i-'-'
Tlcr pooce bales were produced IN ne counI.s'
BIZ NOR. than million bales. But Whiie cNpoitd,,
ors "a = wear were the arges, In the history OF
the country he prices realized were so low-aVcr.
aging barely six cents pound aga!ns, anou,
4rh. con:s in me preceding year-that the ,oiaI
Va 10 Of he expectation Of about seven million
hs.-s was only s2oS To $40. about S4eopO less
,-an n jss3 and was s50OVooOO less than In 1871.
vhen he average price realized vas about nine
cents aound on 81. III bales. valued AT s-5sSsU
The following table gives comparison OF prices,
nuanii,ias and values cf cotton exports during the
!as four crop years. 1881 TO 1891. inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
rop co,,NTERrEITING GOLD PIECES.

Washington. July %.--The cher OF 'he '''''' g
vice Bureau received a message this morning i'''.
waco Ga announcing the arrest In that city OF
r. e Rogers for the counterfeting OF ten-do"af
gold pieces. and the capture of large quantity Oh
mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31

Suicide or 4 WELLKNOWN ENToHoLoGiSf.
Mount Carroll. ILL., July 3O.-Dr Henry SINNER on
sunday blew his brains out with a revolver while
temporarily insane from Illness He was formerly
State Entorlologist. and was also engaged IN WORK
for the Smithsonian institution AZ Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
IyCREASED WAGES FOR EMPLOYES.

baltimore July 3O.-The Maryland Steel Company
has decided to Increase the wages OF 100 employees
10 Ger cent TO take effect Immediately. President
Wood says: THE great business revival warrants
the employment OF larger number OF men at
higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
JEWISH HOME MISSIONS.
UPLIFTING AGENCIES AT WORK IN THE
EAST SIDE DISTRICTS.
prr,cro,-s EDUCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL
TRAINING FOR THE NEWLY ARRIVED -"
M1GRANTs-vALUABLE RESULTS
ACCOMPLISHED.

ACCOMPLISHED
The tact that Bishop Potter rece"'i' .oo" 'r
residence tor month in Stanton-st. to promote
rr,soona,,r ,rie.,on work in a neighborhooh 80
largely inhabited by Russian and Polish 'eMs'
night lead ne to suspect that the weather. ~"
brethren and their spiritual leaders are s'fa~s ~
neglected. OF their duty in the lower warns u '''
city. But this Is by means the case.
full study of benevolent and educauoh'i 'e
supported bv the Jews whose sphere Of activity
is in the downtown section indicates that they are
In line with the best efforts made to improve an"
educate, and that their labors have been cfo""''
with In If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
NAMED BY THE GOVERNOR.
A NEW CITY COURT JUDGE AND OTHER
APPOINTMENTS.

HENRY C. BOTTY TO SUCCEED JUDGE ENRICH
DIR. GEORGE b. FOWLER on THE STATE
BOARD OF HEALTH - MRS SAMUEL
sPENCER's NOMINATION-IONG
ISLAND STATE HOsPI-
TAI MANAGERS
Albany. July Ex-Governor Morton has ap-
pointed Henry c. Botty to the seat on the bench
of the City Court Of New-YOrk made vacant by
the death Of Judge Enrich. Mr. Botty was
recommended for this plare by the German
Republican Central Committee. Of New-York, In
personal letters from ex-Judgc Horace Russell.
Judges McAdam and Bischof. James a. Blanch-
ard, Edward Lauterbach. United States Marshal
John W. Jacobus Benno Loewy, George w.
Lyon ex-Surveyor OF the Port; Colonel S. V. X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31

Turn g now TO the import trade Of last year,
Democrats isriH is ar expensive experiment. pro-
se II spots ~, des;Tnf'iye n lis genera. new eI
un In forc" ten r.onths OF 'ha, period; the In
lMaton = foods fsse OF duty aml94nfe ca 10 ~
Meeni during NE ?.sGedns s yes og r IN, nor
nt agSns: iy75lmn~. or T7l0 per cent. during
Y preceding wear: nu, the average rate % 'u,y
~ on he vince mass OF mP9r;ations yas high "a.
EKlaeg ;aw in the preceding yca-. Im2or'a-
s ,1ss sea "n sfs las; a Efas soSns
ssiasst "r pSia PER cent were coscted,
y,ns Importation. valued st ;e!7 7I5@, on Thri.
q The previous year Tire vs'a. Of animals and
nsas.S & 10 'o sbo ss ss" 9 abss
49, The previous yeaI under !hs law Q, is% s sna
snmas m y Tasd' o. an naaSs 70 sbo scS
as,alns, S. 80 in the previou: yoar !.
tailed ss,iscs ., last sly: yesr. inDor,A,ons are ys,
sossrsHe the total 9ae q impos:s OF n 1 NEW
law su... are reduced about q per cent amounted
u ~ NN.Mo This SHOWS an increase Hnrins me
q s' as sgmDareS o. VIII ;ns pf hs sue y such
nmpo'i,ations for the entire twelve moa'hs o. 1T
Is. sSf law an ss are red"csd 4 er
fo ss isS TnG the prsvous Year
On xaollen goods the Jn,ies are seduced about .
bus the a% AID Ss s so ms or down. Ii to
,Ss: Ss th ""0 tG tai vain. %pora,S6so o g,
ss's goods so,ounted y Sc 10000 or sss
Ssi binder the ole Law. OF wool the new Jaw
", ~ 10 June or in nine months. had let IN irec
ti~~xsss pounds valued a. s2l.3l9. 73s against ls.
1 pounds valued a, S.S6.992 subject 70 nu'y 'n"'
'.nN In during the previous year: b.,
s.. duties during the last fiscal year or a ,oT
% H. was in force contributed slSs99.s revenue
SSusS pc, cen, sdysloren eny s Sn rTee lS
poria,ions amounting - abou; one billion pounus
sac sna valued s2scocUo we're brought III ny we
ION Of the German Wilson Tariff hlll becoming
Nv and so escaped the payme,' o. du'ies amount
ny 10 abou. 81 hJpN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
Ocean Steamers.

RIWRITG1 @[EREtlMM llOVlDo
NEw-YoRK SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN
FAST EXPRTSS STEAMERS.
Cabin and upward according 70 locaton II Cabin.
SO and $780, .ound trip $40 and sloo
so,a sa' Az = A. m. Fu!da. Sat. Aug. H. ICON.
Ailer Tues AUG q A. m. Spree Tues Aug. 90 a. m.
rrave Sat Aug 10 o a m Ems. Sat- Aug. a. a. m.
I-lhn Tues AuG IL, a. m HaVei iueS AUX 81 " a. ~
Passengers booked through TO all Important points OF
GERMANY ard AUSTRIA.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE,
TO GIBRALTAR GENOA, NAPLES
sWeua Sat Aug =: A. IN KAISER w. H. Sept 2s. noon
Kaier W. UAus "a a. m. lWera Sat- Oct IL 10 a. m.
'Werra Sat Sept. I. 10 a.
'rhese stea ners touch at NAPLES
tickets available from Mediterranean or from
London or Uayre
OELRIcHs & CO. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31

CI\AkD LIN T..

CVNARp LINE
IN. TO LIVERPOOL. bl QtEENsio"Si. ~
A..ania... Aug O. D. 10. Etrugla aug - . M
tr...I4... a. Ntiupan.A. .N1S' 81. p IN
i.l.trla ! %. IN i'Wnila- Scpt. - . H.
From Pier River. root Or tlatkson-s ST
cabin passage SEQ and upward. Second cabin NO, s'o
sis according ~ steamer and accoll'no"atIohs.
sceiase ,.ckes and from all raIs al turop1 .ey
low rates For frrigh, ana is<saae appy a, 'he I'VE"
many. oflce NJ. bowling Green. New-l ork
VERNON II. BROWN & co. "eheIa' Ase"'@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
RAILROAD INTERESTS.


u,,,, c.orcrA CENTRAL REPRESENTATIVES.
The Reorganization Comm'''ee =. W. .mans,
's "a 1..or,la has called n meeting on August
1s ., N. frs, consolidated mortgage nondho'ierS
~ q, .ho savannah and Western Railroad compSny'
a. III. Office Of Simon Borg Il Co.. NO ~ Mas
sau-st. ,..,,,.r IN the hold.
The committee has issued c'reu,ar - cnnsny
49,. of certificates Of the Central Irns, Co'"p"'y
e,s ,,'. o,,v and Of Martins Bank OF London gwen
o, sonssoders who accepted the bondholde1s pro-
10 agreement calling the meeting for the pur
nose OF rati.yng contract win inc ~ "a per
cent .%, OF the certificates to make the co''''''''
alan effective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended steamship sailiRgs from vancouver
r, oDAPAa1 AND G[M0EyAa
z-vpnrss oF, lNpIA...........Aue 3 oct IL. jan
fMrti'Ss on JApAN.......... Aug % Nov II zen
TO HaM0lUlU, FlJl AND AUSTRALIA
WANI,lAOO ...... Aug. rs MlONEKA .o.p'. 10
~ Cat.n accommodations yery low rates
FIR ts~s a9, freight rates. apply $50 Broadway For
q. INT rio only. 90 VIII st. y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

PASSENGERS WHO WILL SAIL FOR EUROPE TO-
DAY.
Amone the passengcrs who VIII -ai today on
L. -....-L. In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
Gotels


LARGEST AND FINEST IN THE WORLL
HOTEL MAJESTIC,
CENTRAL PARK. WEST list AND It'd STREETS
NETWORK.
SUITES OF ROOMS. ELEGANTLY FuhNishED
WITH ALL MODERN APPOINTMENTS. MAY NJ"
ZEE ENGAGED FOR THE ENSUING YEAR
ALSO FEW UNFINISHED SUITES
AMERICAN OR EUROPEAN PLAN
This hotel offers cool and luxurious recommendation
during the summer months 10 tourists anu ,aay rs
whose families may sojournhs at distant summer re,
accessibility and quiet elegance nave secured
FOR 1t the patronage Of the best people. ,. ~, -.
Situated guests may beautifu views OF hs
River and Central Park, now attired ~ ~ su
spendor Is but block from the broadway eau.
Sixth and Ninth elevated railroads. iacl.'a""s
quick with the lower part NJ the cry
New York Mt this point recognized as toh'uaoie
competitor of the modern summer resort coo'eo do II 10
he from the park and river
The Rustic Gardens the ROOF are lot INC use
OF guests friends who are entertained hshy
b. the Russian orchestra.
At the MAJESTIC Is isolated from ana may escape
the heat and hustle Of the city and remain In touch
Herewith thus combining the privileges OF the metropolis
with the delights In It's SIZE ocatlon ana
appontmeuts is without peer ana Will wen repay "a
visit @. Inspection and illustrated booklet ad-
dress r. ri. sTEARNS. Managing Director.
,v,tIF, SFvTTT, III WEST 5sTH-sT.
i few apartments may be secured from October ISL
No present vacancies
Rentals by the year only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
f,,'ESONNfT.l,E and all Florida points =.
From, r,sr 90 T, r. (foot OF Roosevelt st . r. -
Si.hlNV,r ......... Tuesday. August 8
A. c2voi,tv ................. Friday, August
A""'N"' wa p CLYDE & CO. General Agents.
WI ! > Bowling Green, n. Y:
r., Cent & Penn. Fast F. p Line wa ,o.,sm
'''"' 49, q Fcer fien'i Agt.. 39l Is way n. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31

FORMAL. TRANSFER OF THE NE"
At a meeting Of the directors o. ."e s,r.c,or.
~ New. England Railroad yesterday ,he a"eo'oa'
g. g.. ,,rouyh the Formally Of conveying the fa"-
rnaa TO the new company which has been FORMED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
WHITE STAR LINE.

1'rmanlc July 81. p. mlGermanic Aug p noon
r,,snne Aug H. noon lii,annc Sept III 10 m
,,,s,,r ,rr 81 m Majestic. sept ~ ?: m
,nnrro y -, RrirD ny PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Per q; North River. oNce ~ Ey2rap1Swrsyy; =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
ToI-p AROUND THE WORLD.

TOUR AROUND THE WORLD.
~ small Marty Is now being organized to start IN
osss5 S9 xS s be ona
opportunity ts t. %@ az, r1 the rGor u"D''
conditions '' r. C. CLARK III Broadway. New.York
OONpACNIE GENERALE Transatlantique.
4 FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE FRANCE.
TSHEhH5 !. sps sssa
RAJ fShr General no" is Agent ssi' bwns df::s
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
brnroh FIT NfHIsJ W THs OF
STRAIGHT as ag.,:s
' aiss. an sI . %sisa % ,:!
WITS MSl iff HSF do Gen Ass pier 20 = r.
MAINE STEAMSHIP CO.-Dlrect to COT.
M and cortland Nth Ms p ssa Eas
~: sS' steamers excursion rates sailing daEs i9r
Ss'yos as 3 'cT a. per 10 u ss Rys
Of MaTse steamers '' hoh&ro HALL s' S * '
~ ErHERLANDs LINE
N for ROTTERDAM ,sa ", AMSTERDAM sIsrr via B0a0sA'
vrrxpAM sur M'. . sS'"rday. Aug p M
sass 4. ,s .sYs; :sss
General CSIy .pT Passenger Agency. 80 Broadway
OLD DOMINION LINE.
- % ESEzsHSS5HS SG SSE
rETE2snrRG AMI RorIM0Np NM; and aa SAL For
HHicSnond vin JAMES RIvER-Mon.. Wed. and Sat For
vF.cT POINT NA.-Tucs.. Thurs and Sat FROM r,eI
"a new Ne. ". foot Beach-s'.. At p m. Saturuays
n m Through tickets and freight rates to q" po'n"
South and West ,,,,,, .,,or,, r-.w. M.nsher.
DED ~" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
III To- La Ouayra. Puerto Cabsilo. Curacao and mara
capo. Curacao. from Perrepon' stores proo1y ~ m
> = Saturday August . ~.
8 s. VENEZUI,LA..... Wednesday. August ~ ! p m
: \ PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, august y. ! p ~
These American built expressly for the trace
have .unericr accommodations for passenGerA
~ Maracaibo. freight only
o. . Bcr'rrON PI.Iss 4 DATL.ErT.
General Managers 1875 Front-ee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31

~ 4 small party being organized 70 s,are IN
October 1895 be accompanied Wy w." s.centiona
rar ara an exnerienced Oriental traveller An
opportunity e make the tour under tue N0' '"
conditions. Send for program 49, ~v.rx
Il c CLARK. III broadway New fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31

4 sketch ~ D- George u. Fowler. who was ap-
Yesterday was printed In The Tribune 81 June 30
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-23
! 0 People.
ssrauser.la tho 0it, adE' whooilur Folk.

Strangers In tho Git, nrfd' wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Jacob Loos 10 confined to his
home by illness.
Mr.. John G. Walsh, OF Wellsburg, was
down yesterday.
NJ. F. Davis, OF Charleston, was at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Up. Sprigrs, Of Woodsield, Ohio, was
in the city yesterday.
Hon. B. B. Doyener aud Mrs. Doveucr
were visiting in Pittsburgh Sunday and
yesterday.
Charles B. Ryan and lady, OF St.
%Clairsville, came down to take in the
show last night.
Mr.. George Heard, OF the Natural
Gas Company OF West Virginia. is here
on 4 periodical business trip.
Mr.. Abby Capps, tho superintendent
OF the city electric light plant. is dan.
Rerously i'll at his homo on North Mar.
kes street.
Mr.. F. F. Winter, late OF tho Stats
Zeitung. will leave this afternoon for his
new home in Oregon; followed by the
best wishes OF his many friends.
J. A. Gartley. n we'll known oil man
OF Warrington, A. A. Bott, Of Pitts
burgh, A. ". Say, OF the same place.
and G. 7. Bradeu, ditto, all oil and gas
men, were at the Mcclure yesterday.
W. o. Walton, Of Huntington, ".
Queale, OF Grafton, S. II. Chalian.. Of
Shinnston. George Ziegler and wife and
George lloot. OF Sistcrsville. Nathan
Hanes, OF Wetzel county, and r E.
Jackson. OF Fairmons, were among the
West Virginiaus at tho S.amm house
yesterday.
Mr.. John shellhase returned Snn.
day from a visit TO his father. Mr..
George Shcllhase, who recently suffered
a paralytic stroke. His father was Wis.
iting his brother on HIS farm. about
twenty-five miles from Pittsburgh, when
no was stricken. He is now on the road
to recovery.
A Wheeling boy, Dr.. W. ". Spargo,
who for tho past four years has been
studying medicine. II year under DR..
!. T. Birney and three years at Rush
Medical College. Chicago, was int Of
the twelve on. Of eighty students from
four colleges who were successful in OBJ
tanning an appointment in tho Cook
County Hospital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-23
THE EXCITEMENT OVER,

AL the Activity Out OF tho Speculative
3Iarkct-oil Closes Mt So 10.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, April e2.-The lite
and activity seems to have gone out Of
the oil market Oil opened this morn.
Ing at 81 95 bid and vas offered at 81 %
down to 81 90 without any sales. Only
1000 barrels were sold on the Oil City
exchange up to 1880. Tho Standard
again made 4 reduction in tho price Tor
credit balances, Of Is cents, TO 81 10.
The market was very dull, but alter
13 o'clock recovered somewhat and
closed at So 10. There was no specula-
ton on this exchange and the sales on
tho Oil City exchange only aggregated
1000 barrels. Tho highest point
reached waa So II and tho lowest 81 06.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-23
Popular Excursion to Washington, Thurs.
dny. April IL.

The last Of the ae.ies OF popular OK.
cursions from this section TO the M
tional Capital via Baltimore &
OHIO Railroad, is announced
for Thursday. April 18th, when
tho same train arrangements and
low rates that were in elfec; on the pre-
vious excursions will prevail. Those
who have not taken advantage Of the
previous excursions should not fail to
embrace this opportunity to sec tho
National Capital. The severe weather
OF the past winter is over aud the gen.
ial warmth OF early spring will make
travelling, more comfortable. The pub
lie buildings, museums. artgal!eries aud
institutions. will NIL be open for free in
sppction and delightful side trips can
be made TO points Of interest near by
Baltimore, Annapolis. Mt. Vernon and
Richmond, arc all within easy roach Of
the National Capital. A visitors guide
to Washington, issued BY tho Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company, giving a syn
opsis OF the public buildings aud At
traction at tho Capital and details OF the
excursion, train schedules. rates, etc.
can be had by applying to any Balti-
more & Ohio agent
Trains leave Wheeling sos a. IN. and
5:+5 p. III. Parlor car on morning train
from Pittsburgh and sleeping car on
the night train. Tickets $40 for the
round trip.
Correspondiugly low rates from other
stations.
Tickets will be good ten days. and will
DO valid for passage from Washington
to Baltimore at any time within the
life OF tho ticket.
For Pullman car accommodations and
guide to points OF interest in Washing
ton. address nearest Baltimore < Ohio
agent TU