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10 IMPROVE OHIO.
The Campaign Soon to be Started
Before the Committees
IN THE HOUSE AND SENATE,
PrsiiminarIes Have Been Considered, but
: INC Scope OF tho General Plaa for Ina
preysmsnt ofths stream Not Ready for
Pabiication : srespz. Hart and Vance
start me Work IN washington-Gsnsrai
News OF ths River.

Yesterday. Mr.. Charles Burdette Hart,
chairman OF the Wheeling chamber OF
commerce committee on river improve
ment, returned from washington,
where, with President John. L. Vance,
OF the Ohio Valley Improvement Assoc
citation, he was in conference with the
members OF the house rivers and har-
bors committee and the senate COM
merce committee. relative to the I'M
provement OF the river.
Preliminaries for the improvement OF
the river were considered, but the plans
OF the river Improvement association
people are not yet in shape to be given
out. They expect. at the proper time,
to 30 before the house rivers and har-
bors committee and the senate COM
merce committee and present the case
for the general improvement or the
stream. The Wheeling chamber OF
commerce river improvement commit
tee, of which Mr.. Hart Is chairman. will
not relax efforts for the local end OF the
movements dam at BellaIre. In con-
nectInn with the proposed building OF
the Pittsburgh. Monongaheln Il Wheel
ing road to Wheeling and Benwood,
and the construction Of coal tipples at
the latter place for the shipment OF coal
by river, the scheme for the dam below
BeIlaire assumes greater Importance
than hef0Fp
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NEW YORK, Jan. "a dispatch
from Montreal 10 the Evening Post.
says: The latest report from Ottawa
to-day Is TO the effect that Lord Aber-
deem positively refused to accept the
resignation OF the Bowel cabinct'as n
whole. He insisted that now that par
Lament had been summoned business
must proceed and that the measures
outlined in the speech from the throne
must be carried ont II this was not
done, lie declared. the only course open
to him was to call on Laurier to form
n new minlHtFy
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WAS DIPLOMATIC DAY
AZ the state Department = signineaht
yI.,,. ~ Forriu,m Ambassadors.

Visits OF Borutgh AAhnA~-
WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. s-Tns
being diplomatic day ut the state ae-
partment, Secretary olney received
run,hor az the foreign representatives.
niniStar. senor Andrade the VeneZue-
ian minister; Baron Won ThieImanh,
tbe German ambassador. ana senior
Denny dc LONE. OF Spain. Tine Vlslts
were said to be OF social cnhrhcter'
but the present prominence OF the couh-
tries represented by the callers leu 70
the usual speculation. II cOulu nOt
be learned fruru official quarters t ,s
the call OF the Turkish minister i ~
any reference 70 the reports now W
MED. that the United States propoaeut
to make u naval decentralization, -. ~
Smyrna. Minister AadTadc recri ~.
hlg official nnil from Caracas preNi,%'u ~.
to visiting the state department, o W.
this dtl not disclose any change III Wy
situation necessary 60 be conlIlu'it
Gated to the authorities here Mr. ~! ~.
drade's advices are that the country
IL pencef,l and the Caracas Oniciais
appsur to ntthch M Importance 10 tle
reports OF a threatened revolution. a5
no reference is mEde to that subject
Tho country continues to be very DEM
onstrat.ve over the attitude OF the
United States and patriotic meetings.
are being held everywhere. -.
The reports that considerable force
of British Guiana troops have taken up
n position on the Cuyuni river IS not
given great Significance by the Nene-
zuelan authorities here. This post mas
been occupied by the British for three
years, so that the movement. II n mas
occurred. Is not an advance 70 new
territory, When the British established
this post on the Cuyuni the Venezue-
Ians Mt once established n post across
the river, and this proximity caused the
conflict cf n year ago. for which Great
Britain has demanded indemnity. the
movement Of British Guiana troops be-
gan about six weeks ago, and was mace
known at the time 10 the state depart
ulent here. It was said TO be an e1pedi-
ton, but the fact that the assistant
chief Of the colonial constahulary went
in command OF the party gave II the
appearance OF something more than an
expedition OF inquiry. When the party
left Demerara no information was
given as 10 the purpose OF the TRIP,
further than that 1t was IN response
to the wishes Of the authorities IN Lon
don.
Besides the diplomatic callers on Sec
rotary Olney, Senator Sherman. chair
man OF the committee on foreign rela-
lions. had a talk OF half hour with the
secretary. The senator carried a large
bundle OF papers. relating, It Is pre-
surned, to the pending resolution before
the foreign committee for the recogni-
ton Of the Cuban Insurgents US hellig-
arapta
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CORRUPT POLICEMEN.
Developments DeInE Brought out at
Philadelphia.

TntNANElphhs
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 9.-The
senate investigating committee to-day
touched the Twenty-fifth police dis
trict and brought out charges of cor
ruption against Special officer Martin
and Policemen Cope and Dixon. Ex-
Policeman Slook. who was discharged
from the force in 1888. testified to the
prevalence OF "speak-easieS" and pol
Icy shops in the district. A speak
easy" kept by man named Morgan,
wns raIdcd and he was held for court.
The evidence against him was obtain
ed By Cope and Dixon. In the city hall
ono day. the witness said, Charles Bin
der. bother. approached special ON
Ger Martin in SlOok's presence and
asked that the Gaze be qulshcd. Binder
gave Martin $500. which was turned
over TO Cope md Dixon, Subsequently,
Slook and Martin vioitei Binder and In
two visits received $3.50.
Martin was arrested and the case was
called seven or eight times but was
finally outlawed by the statute OF lImi-
tatlonA
The remainder OF the committees ses-
sion was devoted 20 individual cases
OF police abuse TO citizens, and particle
patton in politics.
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AN IMPOSING CEREMONY
At the Cathedral Yesterday Afternoon.
seven Take INC Veil.

At the Cathedral Yesterday Afternoon.
seven Take Inc Veil.
Yesterday afternoon at ST Joseph's
Cathedral. very imposing ceremonies
marked the admission OF seven young
JeuieS OF the order Of Sisters Of st.
Joseph. A very large audience was
present. The sermon was preached by
Archbishop John J. Kahn, OF St Louis,
and Bishop Donahue and others OF the
Catholic clergy participated In the cere-
mony.
Three young ladies. Miss wlnIfred
Kenny, OF Grafton, W. Va, Miss Fran
els Fisher. OF this city. and Miss Annie
sturn. OF Llttleton, received the habit,
while four others took their first vows.
They are Miss Mary Swint, OF Weston.
W. Va, Sister Mary Christine: Miss
Catherine r. Clearwater. Of Wheeling,
Sister Mary Francis: Miss Annie
Grimes, OF New Castle, Pa. Sister Mary
Alexis; and Miss Mary Regina Winger-
ter, OF this city, or Sister Mary Aimee.
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Last evening the stockholders OF the
Charlotte Oil Company held their first
meeting TO organize the company. The
directors elected were ]. T. Douglass,
John Dornan, F. C. Swift, George 8.
Otte, George Newman, J. 7. Goodwin
and W. W. Kennedy. Mr.. Douglass
was made president, Mr.. Swift vice
president, Mr.. Otte treasurer, and A. G.
Davis secretary. The company has al
ready made a contract for well In the
Calf Greek field, and spudding will COM
mence this morning
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WHISKY MEN PAN.
hartley, johnson & Company Go Under
Very Heavy Liabilities.


LOUISVILLE, KY. Jan. 0.-Bartley,
johnson & Co. failed to-day They did
general whisky jobbIng business that
reached all over the country. In 1888
the arm became hard mp from various
causes, principally from bad invest
ments and was forced 20 ask its credi-
tors for an extension OF time or to take
WHISTLES made by the Belle Of Nelson
Company IN payment OF their debts.
In this way the Belle OF Nelson compa-
ny assumed the most OF the obligations
OF BARLEY. johnson & Co., amounting
to between 5000 and $500, 900, and this
has greatly hampered the distillery, as
most OF It's product went to pay old
debts. The general depression OF the
whisky trade was n factor In bringing
about the second embarrassment. The
promises made by BARLEY, johnson &
Co. in 1899 have been carried out, and
as most of their debts have been paid,
II Is thought their AFFAIRS will be wound
up. Arrangements have been made by
the reorganization OF the distilltng
company. and II will continue Its bus
i1aRg
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-nntr NIrc,. Fri.n,I.r

The attraction Mt the Opera House
next Thursday, VIII be Mr.. William c.
Andrews IN = unique society comedy,
MY Wife's Friend" Tho play Is the
latest OF Mr.. Fred MarHdcn. and Is writ
ton in that ludicroua vein which has
made the vogue for French and German
fhrce. Mr.. Andrews although new
star. has been an able motor for many
years and viii be remembered for his
finished work in "SiObe." His method
may he compared 10 the unctious hui
NOR OF Sol. Smith Russell. His comedy
Is Of high order ana entirely devoid
OF horse play.
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ALLEN PLEADS GUILTY
And 1, Sentenced for kidnapping Lawyer
cottIe, OF Buffalo.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. s.-James W.
Mcdonald. alias George Allen, who was
indicted by the grand jury for COM
pllclty with Claude stroug.alIas John G.
Em6ry, in kidnapping o. o. Cottle, a
prominent lawyer Of this city, last June.
pleaded guilty. to the charge to-day and
was sentenced to the ElT!ra reforma-
tory until discharged by law.
Mr.. Gothic was decoyed to n vacant
house and there chained 10 a post In
the cellar until he wrote n note 10 his
family asking them. to ransom him for
a large sum OF niU. /. His son after
wards conferred witG the abductors In
Victoria, Ont, and 1t IS supposed that
part OF the money demanded was paid
Mt the conference. But when Melon
aid. alias Allen, was sent here sccoad
time TO get more money from the Cot
ties. they,jnformed the police and Allen
was arrested. Hugh Pentecost, OF New
York, is attorney for both Allen and
Emory,
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. S.-E. II.
Wright. Washington correspondent OF
the Chicago Inter Ocean. ard for many
years q prominent newspaper man
here. died to-day Of heart failure.
Senators and representatives were
unanimous In their expressions OF re-
gret ut the death OF Mr.. Wright All OF
the men who have been In public life
for any length Of time knew him well,
and Eny his death Is n loss to the public
as well as to journalism.
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Captain Robinson. OF the Willlam>G.
HorneF, Is In the city.
The marks at p. m. showed 4 feet 0
inches, a rise OF 3 inches in the preced.
ing six hours, Weather, snow and
m0deFating.
The Liberty did not get away until
3 o'clock in the afternoon on account
Of slight repairs to her doctor engine,
She had q heavy trip, particularly IN
freight.
The James G. Blaine. sunk In the
NIonongahela above Brownsville. VIII
probably be raised without great dam
. age. Her upper works escaped damage
by the floating ice.
Last evening Captain crockard, OF
the whnrfboat. received a telegram
from Captain Thomas. Of the Jewel,
saying that boat will be here this
! morning and 90 out on scheduled time
this afternoon.
The towboat Raymond HoFner ar
rived at the public landing last even
ing, having left her tow OF empties be-
low. She viii 90 on 10 Pittsburgh light
as soon as there Is sufficient water.
While here her machinery Is receiving
slight repairs.
The night report from Pittsburgh,
showing 1--WE feet and rising at Davis
Island dam, was somewhat OF q sur
prise here. as there had apparently been
nothing In the situation to warrant
, such a rise. Five feet at the dam means
about eight feet at Wheeling. This
viii take out much Of the shore ice and
allow the Wheeling wharfboat, which
Is hard aground, to be pulled of.
Captain Cline will not start the Lex
ington out Saturday. as the shore ice
Is so bad that no boat can get into the
iandIngs He says he Is not steam
boating for glory nor 10 make q record
as an Ice king. The Lexington Will
come ont just as soon as she can ae-
c0mmoda&e her shippers. The pros
poets IooK very blue for resumption OF
navigation OF present, says Captain
Cline.
Weather Forecaster Stewart OF Pitts
hurgh, sHtd yesterday afternoon that
there has been a cold wave throughout
the west and 4 win spread over the
upper Ohio valley to-day. For this
reason steamboatmen are rather dubi-
ouS about bringing out their boats. Lo-
cal packets will ind II difficult 10 do
business until the ice along the shores
r. carried away on higher water. Some
steambOatmen say that they have new
II UtluEG uSEh ~ HA@AA HAAgAN ~ go
there Is az present,
President J. L. Vance. OF the Ohio
River Improvement AssociatIno. des-
ignated January II as Waterway day IN
the states OF Pennsylvania, Ohio, West
Virginia, Kentucky. Tennessee. Mis-
souri,, Louisiana. Mississippi and Tex
as. boards Of trade, chambers Of COM
merce and other organizations on that
day will take action TO petition Con-
gress for bettcrment Of Interstate com
mcrce on lakes and rivers. At Pitts
burgh the chamber Of commerce Will
probably observe the day by banquet
Tuesday evening. At which Wheeling
win probably be represented.
Patsburgh-Rivcr feet and rising at
the dam. Weather. cloudy and cool.
warren-River foot s inches and
stationary. Light Bnow and moderate.
OIL CIty-RIver feet 0 inches and
stationary. Cloudy and colder.
MorgautowH--RIver closed. Their
mometGT a. DrIEzl!ng all day.
Grcensboro-RIver frozen. Light
rain and sIect.
steubenville-Rlver 4 feet inches
and rising. Cloudy and cold.
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The sale Of seats Tor the engagement
ut the opera House Monday night, OF
"PTiuceHs Bonnie" will open Mt c. a.
HouSe'smuEic store this morning There
will no doubt be II greater rush for
them than there has been for seats for
any attraction at n local theatre In
several BcngOns That the house will
he packed upstairs and down, II nj.
rehdy nsSurcd by the public interest
manifested In the opera.
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WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. 0.-The
nomination OF Gen copplnEer to be
brigndicr general was briefly consld-
cred by the senate committee on mill
tary affairs and referred to n suh-com-
mittGe. consisting OF Senators Hawlcy.
Proctor and Bate. II Is believed that
the subcommittee will be able to report
Mt the meeting next week, and that tho
full committee Will then authorize a
rpDnrf
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NEW YORK, Jan. "a meeting OF
the committee OF fifty was held to-day
at Tnmmany Hail, the object being
move to have the national Democratic
convention held in this city. The
Tammany delegation will leave for
Washington, on Tuesday. January II,
and viii have headquarters at the
Shorcham hotel.
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Office

N Office.
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Riverside Iron Works
will be held At the Office OF the company
IN Wheeling. W. Va, on Wednesday.
JanuSFy g 1876. at $50 p, m, for the
election OF n board OF directors and the
transaction OF any other business that
NAV be presented. At this meeting, In
accordance with the resolution passed by
tho Board OF Directors OF the Riverside
Iron Works. ON the 18th day OF December.
1898, there will be submitted to tho said
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Riverside Iron Works, TO be held on the
fourth Wednesday. the said I'd day OF
January, 1896. n resolution to extend the
time OF the continuance OF the charter OF
the Riverside Iron Works from the date
liked for It's expiration In said charter
to the 18th day OF October, A. D. 1874 A
further resolution will be offered ut said
meeting to increase from the surplus
fund OF said company the capital stock
OF the Riverside Iron Works from fifteen
to twenty thousand shares and to divide
tho number OF shares so increased or
added to the original capital stock among
the stockholders in proportion 10 their
holdings OF stock in tho Riverside Iron
Works at the time OF said meeting.
JOHN d. CULBERTSON,
December %, 1895. desO.i
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Last night at the stamm house. Major
r. a. Bradford, Pittsburgh travelling
man, entertained q number OF his
friends here, the occasion being the
twenty.sIxth anniversary Of his birth.
Friends presented him with n silk UNI
brella, Mr.. ". p. Wilson, also OF Pitts
burgh, making the presentation speech.
The AFFAIR was quite enjoyable to all
who participated.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. g.-The senate
finance committee failed to meet to-day
notwithstanding the instruction Of ycH-
tcrday's caucus, because II was dlscov-
cred that Senator Jones. Of Nevada,
would not act with the Republican
members Of the committee In reporting
the bill without an amendment proyId-
Ing for duty on sugar
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.

Stage ofwatsr and Movements OF Boats.
The River Interests.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES
ParkeraburE LIBERTY. 3 p. m.
GaliIpolla. RUTH, 10 a. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Darlington. JEWEL, 40 p. m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pafkersburg LIBERTY. II a. m.
CiaringtoT. JEWEL. S;SO .. m.
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TO IET.


business house now occupied by 3.
Sehopper, 100 Main street
Store room and dwelling s10S Main st.
Store room and dwelling 2lO9 Main ST.
s-roomed modern dwelling IS Sixteenth
street.
I-roomcd modern dwelling 50 Twelfth ST.
7-roomed modern dwelling iSG Sixteenth
street.
S-roomed modern dwelling SS South
Front street.
rooms 2G2g Market street.
uow)
rooms 1913 Main street.
S.roOmed dwelling. with i've acres, at
toll gate, National Road
b-roomed house l6 South Wabash: good
brick house; s 70 per month, Possession
at oncc)
Several small houses now vacant for I'M
mediate possession
oflccs-ExchanEe Bank building.
SMITH & DICKINSON.
jas l2oiMarket Street.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. "a sum.
mons for Ex-Governor Campbell has
been sent 10 Butler county, 70 appear
before the grand Jury here In the sup
posed Cisc Of bribery by a member OF
the last Legislature.
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SrocKHoLpERs, MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the wheeling & Belmont Bridge Com
pany will be held ut the ONCE Of the COM
pany on Monday January IL B96, between
the hours Of and o'clock p. M. for the
election OF managers to serve during the
JOSEPH LAWSON. Secretary.
MhaeiInG. ". Va. Dec. 30. 1895. de30
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THE host quartet" m no stage Ia will,
"Tho Country Merchant"
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In die city and wheeling
Folks Abroad.

Is
Ex-Governor A. B. Fleming, Of Fair
mont, w. Va, was guest ut the Mo-
nonEnhela. house Hast evening. snys the
Pittsburgh Dispatch, He stated en-
phaticnliy that he will not be u candi-
date for the Democratic nomination for
Congress in the Second West virginia
district, represented for many years by
Postmaster General Wilson. he be-
IIeves the Republicans win renominate
Congressman Dayton, who defeated MI.
Wilson.
Colonel T. N. Barnsdall. the Brad
ford oil man, was ut the Mcclure.
w. n. Baker, OF Fairmont. was here
yesterday. guest ut the Mcclure.
Charles B. Cooke returned yesterday
after a visit with Baltimore friends.
Archbishop John J. Kahn spent yes
terday here guest at the Episcopal
residence. HIS cousin, Rev. Father
Murray, is lying Ill at the North Wheel
ing hospital, and the aFchhishop stop
ped on here mainly to see him.
To-day Commercial Agent ]. D. Lip
pincott, OF the Ohio River railroad, G.
+. ChaIloner. travelling freight agent OF
the Norfolk & Western, and q. G. Her
ring, Of the Southern Pacific, n party
OF Pittsburgh railroad men, will be in
the city and will take the Ohio River
lines parIor car to ParkersburB.
Messsrs. I.Ippincott and Challoner are
accompanied by their wives.
Among the railroad officials in the
city yesterday were the following; w.
H. Harrison. master OF motive power OF
the Central Ohio division, Baltimore &
Ohio: !. NJ. Graham, superintendent OF
the Central division: r. NJ. sheats. OF
Grafton, superintendent Of the fourth
and sixth divisions, Baltimore & Ohio;
Charles Howells, OF the maintenance of
way department, Baltimore & Ohio; F.
II. Stark. master car builder OF the
Cleveland, LoraIn q Wheeling, and
ntherN
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CARRIAGE HBATgRs-o. aENDEL z
Carriage Heaters
7uo.BuRNER HEATER, WITH Is STICKS FUEL $780,
EXTRA FUEL, PER BOX OF 90, a&

Can be heated and made ready for use in three min,
wan 0' Its fuel IS made in the form Of sticks end
If @g Which is lighted and put into the stove, where
VI vii bnrn ARsoLUrELY WITHOUT SMOKE AND WITH.
OFT DOOR, for period of eight hours or less as the
0 ,eroor desires One stove in window will keep
plants from freezing in coolest weather.
To the physician, to the business man. to the
liyeryman, milkman, and motorman, to the aged and
infrm, this stove will be boon Cal and see 1t
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THE MARRIED WOMAN

be delicate. rundown, or overworked, 1t
worries her husband as we'll rs herself.
THIS is the proper time to build UP her
strength and cure those weaknesses, or
ailments, which are the cause Of her
trouble. DR.. Pierce's Favotite Prescrip-
ton disrels aches and pains, melancholy
and nervousness, brings refreshing sleep
and makes a new woman OF her.
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rocKHoLDERs' ANNUAL MEET-

CTocKHoLDERs ANNUAL MEET
The stockholders Of the Bank Of the
Ohio Valley will meet at their banking
house january Il, 1895. during the hours OF
/ 10 o'clock D. m, for the election OF d.
rectors and the Transaction OF any other
]. A. MILLER,
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AFA. AVIAN LYON. nv 4
y. writes: - had besa
suffering from liberation
and faiNng oCthe womb.
io' several years. ~ since
the birth Of my youngest
child. Ieousulted all the
physieisus around here
sn5 they gaze me up and
sid there vas no belr
fer me.
AtiaSt. almost diseour.
aged. I began taking Dr.
Pieces PRvoriie Pre-.
srriptian and tnos Eve
bottles II y three years
Elucs and 7 have not hid
any return oftiIetrouhic
] feel "sfy grateful. mud
10 fact. owe you my life.
fot I 40 not think IShcn
~ bad net taken your nj
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sTocKHo1pERs. MEETINGS.
CTookHoLDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the st ockholdors OF the
National Bank Of West Virginia NJ Wheeling Will
be held at the Banking House on Tuesday. Jan.
unEy IL 1895. between the hours Of one ~ and
three ~ o'clock p. m. for the election Of d.
redtorS. JOHN WA6NEk cashier.
XHEErINn " Va Decemher II. 1905 Dell
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CTocKHoIDERs' MEETING.

y
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
win be held at the office OF the company,
No. g9sI Water street, on Tuesday, Janu-
airy q, 1896, from to I o'clock p. m, for
the election OF directors and the trans
action OF any other business that may
come before them. C. W. CONNER,
tnT-s-i4-I5-2Q-g Secretary.