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New-York tribune., 1896-07-07

Marks. c,o~e steady at TO points advance compared
,h rhursdays closing prices. Transferable notices 20
Tsie. Total sales, 1900 bales. New-iork net re
ceints s bses gross 4453 bales exports TO Continent
,s bs lea Great Britain es6 bales; France. 100 bales
1orwarded bales; sales 3,245 bales; spinners ol
he stock 1O bales. Total net receipts today o45
s,es thus far this 1853 bales Exports to-day:
Grso, Britain 1855 bales: France 100 bales continent
. ga bales Thus this week: Great Brtan, 2'9s7
hae.. France 100 bales Continent "73o hs;es stock
SsI az, bales SPOT cotton steady and unchanged Md
ding ,,Dands T-iSc mitdng Gulf loc; sales 32io
Saes including 81 bales spinning and 31s4 bales export
6-ect sh!prlen; Liverpool caoles-Spot cotton easier
sa,ss IL bales: speculatioG and export loo bales
American 1900 bales; receipts 800 bales; American
na bales niddl!ng uplands -. Futures opened quiet
and closed steady point advance TO Z point
ne. Jecline compared with Thursdays closing prces
February 33Ss: February March S3Ss March
LnY,, 34os Apri-May. 34)s: July. Boob; Juy-August
Ss3b August pember 34es September October $dl 2b:
oc,oie-Noveinber 1898: November December 49, ~
feceber-Jaruary 3371sb. Manifestations very firm
cotba d but steady The statistical position Of cotton
follows ,,,, . ,r,a, y,s, war
yis,bs slppiy y........ . O2. 426 1859 @S 324i2to
or which American. Il. .eo3.22s .730I I03 $4,000
Cnnc IN 81 sir,,t ~ ':Drg week i7a4e i9O45 1a.l3'
s,ll to-,av Have was unchanged and Rio and Santos
a shade higher. Trading wholly local RIO hrm at
$50 res: exchange. 2132 receipts 5000 bags STOCK
is00D: United States 6oOO Santos receipts
1000 bags stock. 13s.1O: market Arm at 400 res
Hsyr. STEADY; July 20 25 francs August and sepen''r
Ju;y a. August. $3.50; September 5s October; $3.50
Ye warehouse deliveries for the week were 81 2os bags
Including % New-York The worlds visible supply
On uy reported 5ss 1893 tags indicating 143 900
ntracts closed steady az unchanged 10 points ad-
Sale 1 follows.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
DED ~, LINE or STEAMSHIPS.

IL for IN Cusyra Puerto Cabello. Curacao and MArS
csiho IA curacao. from Pierrcpont stores. Brooklyn
80 ,rxE1r,EI a ......... Wednesday July H.. ! ~
60 SS' rt.II MI py:tA - saturday July Is ! y n
SIS. CARACAS. iuesdaN nusus y
FOR MARACAIBO. VIA ST. THOMAS - -
Sc cI-RAcAo ....... Tuesday, July
These American steamers. built expressly for the "s'"
have superior accommodations for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS pALLrli.,
Mana l3S Front "
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
Eeqal Hotlees.

NOTICE.
Pursuant 10 order OF the Chancellor A -
Jersey made the twenty ninth day Of June inssSs
Notice j. hereby gysn to the eredlsors Of The uxTI6
COMPANY, THE INTERNATIONAL BOOK coNfxxf.
THE HOVENDON COMPANY, THE SEASIDE Ii;6s
LIsHING coMrANY; THE NATIONAL nat, BOOK c6S-
PANY, and THE EMPIRE PUBLISHING COMPANY
whose claims have already been pressntsd and IL
lowed that they DO present their several claims and q
mands against said several companies. TO EDWARD =
change Place. Jersey city, New Jersey and prove a.
same before him under oath otherwise h.s eatls
faction before tts eighth day u August NEXT q
they will be excluded from the benefit of such dlyidcnd
thereafter be made declared by sad Court
tfr, proceeds Of the effects of said coIpoTat0ns.
Dated June 18th 1898
MCGEE. BEDLE e. BEDLE.
sors Of the Receiver,
no / Exchange Place, Jersey city. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
Tublll Notire..

.>r~NN~~~~~~~~N~o~~~>>
DEPARTMENT or TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
New YORK July 9th. ieA
DTBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the
J Commissioners OF Taxes aad Assessments that ths
Rolls Of Real and ers nal Esa,e IN said city
year 1856, have been finally competed and have
been delivered the Boa Of Aldermen 4 sad city ana
that Ro.ls " u remain open 70 pua.e
Inspection in The once Gle q said Pa of Adsc-
period Of ffte days from the date Of this
notice
EDWARD p. BARKER, Commissioner
THE DORE STTRO, of
JAMES I. WELLS. Taxes and Asse~n1eneA
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
DANAMA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE

Formerly COLUMBIAN LINE
THE SPA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO. =.
-rr.-.,ry ar the I.thmus FOR all Wes, Coast forts
s,sxico Central and south America . -
Steamers sail from Pier foot Wesi 2''s 81 81, =, ~
sor rates apply a Company.s office. ~ BrcadwN
-" i JOiIN MUIR, Traffic Manager
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
Ocean Steamers

NWLRTM GERG1NM GlOWu
FROM NEWYORK.
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Cabin. $50 and upward: II Cabin $50: round trip. SiA
Lain Tues. July !. 10 am spree. Tges.Juy IS 10
Havel Tues. July IL. l0a m Lain. Tues Aug 10 an
Trave Tues July 81 10 m Have Tues. Aug. II. 10 a.
CHERBOURG. PARIS. BREMEN.
saae Sat, July H. 10 a. A,ler Sat. July 25 10 u
Return tickets available from Mediterranean or froo
Bremen. London Havre.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
TO GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA.
Ems. July H. 10 a. m Vera. Aug 10 q =
Kaiser July % 10 n m Fulda Aug. %. 10 q n
OELRICHS CO. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07

l.. e. Dillcnback. 81. Castle Eden.
/. :. billenbacS. ss. Va !iana........
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
ETHERLANDS LINE.
m DoNIVION LINE-DAILY SERVICE.

~ For OLD POINT COMFORT; NORFOLK. NEWPORT
NEWS. PETERsBrRG P9KrsMourTH TN PlMNEsss PlM,sss
SGToN daily except sgnasy RchmGnd s.,sr arsr
Az" "pa.ssnsers and Freight. Sanss from Pier 20
y r. r. NJ. sat. p. NJ Through tickets ans
eW T. Gr'IIIAtDEU Vice-Pres. and frame Mu.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
WHITE STAR LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
~ TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN;
csmpanla July july is 10 a. M csmpania Aug IS m
I'r1hrla July % o. m. Cmbria Aug % nooo.
Iucania. Aug. l. ~ a. m. lucsnia Aug ~ a m
From Pier 4o North River, foot Of Carkson-N'
EXTRA SAILING.
Aurania .............. .Tu ssday. July !, .. n
From Allan State Line Pier. foot OF West 2lst -
For freight passage apply at the companys ome~
M bowling Green, Nev-York
''o VERNON II BROWN & co. General Asents
New-York tribune., 1896-07-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New York. July A. 1896

WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.
Live Live Qrs. OF
Cattle. sheep Ecef.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
Was "A Big Haul.

OMAHA, Jan G.-Report of the expert,
submitted to the city council tonight,
shows that tie defalcation Of cx City
Treasurer Henry BoIln amounts to more
than $4,000. An impression has been
circulated that the additional ehortage
of $1,000, which Was only m.Io public
the other day, reported simply an error
in bookkeeping. The report shows that
this amount must be added to the 235,,
900 shortage previously discovered.
A member Of the finance committee ad
mitted that this additional defalcation
had been known to the expert and other
members OF The committee for two or
three m0nths
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
DEFYiNG THE la ".

The inter state commerce commission
has sent out an advance synopsis of its
forthcoming report for the iiecal year
ending June 30, 1895. While the docu.
est to the public in tho shape OF stats.
tics, in il are to be fouhd a couple of
paragraphs that are OF moro than ordi-
nary concern. Briefly state they are
that number Of the railroad corp IRA
tlons have failed to comply with the law
which requires them TO make certain re
ports to the commission, and that other
roads have entered into combinations
and pooling arrangements that are man
ifestly violation Of the law. ln justice
to the commission it can b. SAID
that 1t has called the attention
OF the law officers of the govern.
mont to this derelicion on -he part
OF the corporations, but the fact remains
that up to date no effort has been made
to prosecute the Offenders This raises
the natural inquiry whether any law
can be enacted that rich corporations
are bound to respect. If an individual
violates the plain provisions of a statute
he is brought up without "fs, ands or
butts" and made to pay the penalty.
Not so with the railroads and trusts.
but Just why is not explained. These
facts placed in juXtHrositiOn make it APP
parent that the theory that al! men are
equal before the lay is II doctrine that
is considerably strained
Another point TO which the commits
sion calls attention is rs follows: "The
supreme court of the United States has
held ia cases cited that the halarlnus
choractor Of l,,,;,a,.,. - ,.4;......
w
'""Tod" seems 10 can Ior SPECIAL IeGlSla-
ton with respect to railroad CORPORA
tiOns, having for lis object the nrntnr-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
SISTER trAIi
Makes Her Debut with BeGtting Cere-
monies and Fclat.
save jealous

| Makes Her Debut with Heiitting Cere-
monies and Fclat
SALT lake CRY, Jan. G.--Inaugura.
ton day has boen celebrated as no other
in the history of Utah. he city was
thronged with visitors from outside
ponte. At l2:l1 Acting Governor Rich
ards called the vast audience to order.
He spoke very briefly. After prayer,
Chairman Richards introduced Hon
Joseph /. ltawlins, who read President
Cleveland's proclamation announcing the
admission OF tab into the union. After
the proclamation had been read, R4Wlins
turned to lieber NJ. Wells and presented
to him the pen With which y, csident
Cleveland eigneG the bill under which
| tab became a state.
Acting Governor Richards then an
nounccd the time had arrived for the
federal government to withdraw from
control Of the affairs Of the territory and
surrender up to the people and to ma
tive Of Utah who had been chosen GOV
ornor Of the new state. Governor Wells
and other officers then took the oath ot
Office. \ chorus rendered Prof. Stcv-
ems new song "Utdh, Love Thee. -
Governor Wells then delivered his inau-
gural address. The delivery OF the al-
dress was received with applause. as
was the rendition of ''Amrrica" by the
great chorus, after which DR.. Iltf pro
nn1iDfGI tfsti,,t, 'Iha
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
BAD FOR GROVER
The House Bond Bill kn0cfed Out
BY the Senate Commit, On
Finance.
FREE COINAGE SUBSTITUTE
Will Be Presented to the Senate For
It's Action at Todays
Session

WAsHlNGToN, Jan, g.. The senate
finance committee has decided to re-
port to the senate as a substitute for the
house bond bill the measure agreed upon
by the silver majority. The substitute
provide for the free coinage of silver,
for the coinage Of the seigniorage in the
treasury, and makes it optional with the
secretary Of the treasury 10 redeem
greenbacks and treasury notes in either
gold or silver The bin viii be reported
to the senate tomorrow The silver sub
stltute also provides for the retirement
of all notes of less denomination than
so. The finance comm ,ttee Immediate
ly began the consideration Of the tariff
bill. 1t is said that this will be reported
substantially as it came from the house
except that an advance Of l5 per cent on
the present duty on sugar will be pro-
vided for and the agricultural schedule
will be increased 20 or % per cent Of the
present law.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

New NoGH, Jan. G-Tnis afternoon
there were two distinct explosions Of
naptha at the United States and Canada
refining works at brooklyn.
There were II men at work at the time
in the room where the accident occurred.
One man, whose name as yet is unknown,
was Instantly killed and three others,
perintendent Parker and two broth
ere, named Miller, were severely, though
not fatally injured, The other seven eg-
.4pcl
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
the state government is in the hands Of
the republicans.
PEACEFUL INDIANA,
A Pair of Tragedies That Horrified the
HooSiers.

a Pair of Tragedies That Horriiied the
Hoosiers.
1NDIANAroIAs, Ind. Jan. G.-patrick
Calvin, supposed to be partially insane,
began to shoot his neighbors in Deloss
street this afternoon His first bullet
fatally injured Samuel Paul, who boarded
with nelghhor named Murphy. He
then began to shoot into the Murphy
family homestead. Before he could be
disarmed, he had shot Mrs. w. b. Muir
ply, perhaps fatally. Murphy then went
to the defense of his wife and shot Gal
vim dead, after wrestling ii pistol from
him The families quarreled years ago,
and the sudden renewal of the quarrel is
supposed to have driven Calvin into
frenzy, which ended in his death. This
afternoon the coroner's jury rendered
verdict justifyIng Murphy in shooting
ialvn.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

The silver men in the senate have
shown their teeth. Al the price Of the
reorganization Of the body by republic
ans they secured a ms j0rlty Of the com
mittee on finance, and this mornings
dispatches tell the rest. Tho house 3
per cent bond bin haa been pigeon holed
and in it's stead there will be reported to
the senate a substitute which provides
for the free coinage of silver tie coinage
of the seigniOrage in the treasury, the TO-
troment Of all notes o. less denomnA
tion than SO, and giving the secretary
Of the treasury tho option 10 redeem
greenbacks and treasury notes .u either
gold or silver Tue bill may not pass
the senate, but the chances are at it
will. 1t cannot pass the house, but it
will force the issue and put all members
on record. 1t is move in the right di-
rectiOp, for it gives silver chauoo for
further official attention at the lands Of
legislators that will beyond question be
valuable factor in the campaign Of ed
ucation that must be a part Of the cam
pajgn VI '9i. Buster and deny and fret
and fumo and lo rs they may, the gold.
bugs now realize that what thoy are
pleased to call the "ailver craze" is ad-
yancing with, to them, alarming rapid
ity. The people are aroused on the sub
ject and viii bO heard when tho time
comes.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

Are lightencd when she turns to the
night medicine. If her existence Is made
gloomy by the chronic weaknoRsce, deli
cate derangemente, and painful dis
orders that aIilict her sex, she will find
relief and emancipation from her troub-
les in Dr. PIerce's tavorite Prescription.
If she's overwOrbed. nervous, or run
down." she has new life and strength
after using this remarkable remedy. Ita
Il powerful, invigoratirG tonic and ner-
vine which was discovered and used by
an eminent physician for many years, in
all cases of female complaints" and
weaknesses. For young girls just enter
ing womanhood; for women at the
critical "change Of life;' in bearing
down sensations, periodical pains. ulcer
ations, inflammation. and every kindred
ailment, it effects perfect and permanent
cures.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

SCOTTsHl.KG, Ind, Jan. G G-Tnere was
terrible tragedy this morning at Little
York, eight miles west of here. Walter
Coombs shot his wife through the bow
ls,'she living fifteen minutes Coombs
tonight shot himself below the heart.
He is still alive and begs for someone to
kill him, Two children are absent at
school. Mrs. Coombs was highly re.
spected woman and there was no cause
save jealousy.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
SKETCHES BY NJ. QU AID


The young colUrcl man with the fiery
red nocktio was going up Hastings street
as the Sod&to old colured man with the
catskin cap was coming down. AS they
bumped and fell back the old man in
dignan,ly shouted:
"BUy, has dat red ncCktir which yO'
am W arin 80 specifically got into yo'r
eyes 50 dat yp' can'l see nohody="
"Hu, Gle mani" replied thc young
man. "Mobbc dat cat-cur cap o. 80 II.
has puhcd yo' mp till yo' wants to walk
Cher dc hull tuWuH'
"Doan' yO SuS, me. bOy.'
An doan 80 try TO swell obcr me :"
"WhcM yo seed Inc cumn long or
dis side why didnt yo' Rit cutter my
way:' demanded the old man as he got
his second wind.
"Was | pwmc ter walk in de road
causc yo' has bloa@unod out wild Il cat
skin cap"' suecrod tho young man in
rcrly.
"Look out, boy If should rnll out
my r"Hpr TN gin yo' ONE swips, yo'd
nebbcr know how articulated yo' Wus!'
"Do1u yo' threaten me, ole man
l'2e got razor myself an il Should
make one motion like dat yu'r lcctlo
chill en- wouldn't hey no faddcr Yo'd
jest dcblltatc right to dc graveyard -
"Oh! / would Who pur red paint on
dat ole tic fur yo':"
"Nrbhar yo' mind bout dat red paint
on my neclYie' De queshun am WHO
Killed dat cat:''
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
ID ESERNES pUNISHM ENT.
Fired Six Shots and Missed Every Time
An Angry Rancher

A telephone message to The TRIBUNE
from Sand Coulee says:
"Ealen Nancleave, we'll known
rancher of Upper Sani Coulee, has
sworn out q warrant before Justice Bal
forthe arrest of one Kinney, a rancher in
the vicinity of Nanclaav"s home, on a
charge of attempting to commit murder.
"Deputy Sheriff Sires went to Kin
noys ranch, but he wae rot at home,
and has not been found.
"Nancloave alleges that while he was
passing on horseback Kinney, who was
concealed in some brush. fred SIX shots
at him from a Winchester, none, how
ever, taking effect.
"The shooting is believed to be the
of some previous trouble
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

WAsmNGToN, Jan G. Associate JUS
tice Peckham, The latest acquisition to
the supreme bench, took his seat as
member of the highest court Of the land
today. The initiatory ceremony, consist
ing in taking the oath of Office, as
brief and simple.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
Not to Its Credit.

FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. G.-The formal
transfer Of the various departments of
the state took place this morning. For
the first time in the history of Kentucky,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
Pills DO Not Cure.

Pills do not cure constipation. They
only sggravate. Karl's Clover Root Tea
gives perfect regularity OF the bowels
Sold by Driver Bradley Drug company
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

and Liver complaint you have printed
on every bottle Of Shloh's
Eitalizer. 1T never fails 10 cure. Sold
by The Driver bradley Drug company.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
GOT TIRED.

Hon, t'"il Rhodes Throws Ur His Job in
south Africa.
CNG ToNN, Jan. G-Ihe news that
Hon. Cecil Rhodes, premior of Cape
Colony, has resigned is confirmed lion.
Sir j. Gordon SprIgg, X, {. NJ. g., treas
urer Of Cape Colony, will lisucceed Rhodes
as premier.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10
Advertised Letters,

The following letters remain in the
posto!ioe uncaiod for for the week end
ing Jan 6. IT, calling for them mention
the date, Jan. &. 1896.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-01-10

And then they Sidled past each other
with a HI" each one cnpratuIatIug
himself that he had Won a great moral
victory
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27
IN THE o1RCuIr COURTS,
The Business Transacted on Both Sides OF
tials TiiJuaai.

NatA 4 Fiuuuals
In rhe circuit court Saturday. befors
Judge PAUL. in the case of james Nc
Adams VS., Green D. jefferson. there was
n decree confirming sale and diStrlb-
utlng proceeds.
In the case of Hugh Sterling vs.. O..
Ed AIendel and NJ. RircllnGr. the cause
wus remarked 10 rules. with leave to
complainant to amend his bill and make
new plf'llcS 10 tllr suit
In the case OF u. NJ. Epstein vs.. ]. II.
Cox anil ]. i. SOnllnrrVlllc. trustee, tho
modified report OF The commissioner
was confirmed and Judgment given for
SGlS and costa
in tho ease OF II. e. Slinllrross vs.. +.
p. Jepson. administrator. Ut al.. the de-
fendaHt, Il. X. Friend. filed his answer
to lhe bill.
In the case OF J. ~. DcllZ &c Sons Co.
vs.. j. j. Holloway. The demurrer OF tho
defendant was sustained. and leave
given defendant 10 file an amended dec
laratlOn ut rules.
TlIe Uuse Of y. J. liugus, guardian W..
Cora NJ. Richards. et H., was contln-
ued.
Arguments were heard on the appll-
cation for nh Injunction IN the case OF
C. r., Dickinson. ct 0l., vs., DIR. Gregory
Alderman, ct al,
Before Judge Campbell. In the case OF
Hugh Rogers w. city. there was Il vcr-
dict for plaintiff for S7l5+3,
The motion for Il ncw trial In the case
OF Mrs Ida crumDackGr w. Arthur
BROS, was argued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27
j. 8. RHODES 3. co.
HALF PRICE
Jacket Sale E!
Our aim is not to carry over a
single garment. AMI we have
CUT THE PRICE IN Two /!

THIS SEASONS STYLESl
u YOU want wear and comfort
AMI cont care iof style, We
carried over from last year 100
jackets th't scIllrom soto SO
each, MANY of which viii be
sold as l.w as SEQ each.
Misses Lon! C"tiS. with or
without tapr>. Si.j0 to $3.50
each, In mInv cIseS not one.
sixth the original cost
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
Atlantic Tea Go.

Our annual inventory i, complete
and to u, Is very satisfactory. Our
business shows a marked increase
over 'si. We arc now rc,olrodthnt
'O6 shall lead all preceding years, II
low prices and standard goods will
attract trade, aud We think it will.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27

At the Grand t,,lS evening "a Green
Goods Man" WIZ urcn nm cnEa6emtnt
ot three mghts and "Wednesday matt
nee.
The value OF Mr. 20. u. Gorman'a
farce should not be nnlcrrg,iuntcd. ltt
aim Is pleasure pure aud single In that
n nccompHshra moro than tlG average
sage production. Such plays as "A
Green Goods Mnn" are good TONES for
the Ills OF pcssiulsh aud worry. ANY
thing tfiat uln make unr LAUGH has
something good In IT," runs an did Ger
man prnvCrb, aud tlls play certainly
does make one laugh; therefore. Y Is
good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27
THE NEW RAILROAD
From Pittsburgh to Wheeling and
Its Significance.
THE VANDERBILT. INTEREST IN
Any Movement TO secure New Feeder to
u,s Pittsburgha & Lake Erie RoAd-'ihe
Late john Newell Wanted TO Reach
wheeling with the Lake Shore Line.
What is Thought OF the Projected Road
atPIttsSursh and Cleveland.

A matter OF Importance to the rail-
road and business interests OF Pitts
burgh will be settled this week. The
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie railroad
viii be held Tuesday, and at the session
OF the board OF directors to be held
Immediately after question whose
favorable consideration means the
building OF new railroad TO Wheeling
and the opening up Of valuable coal ter
ritory and a rich farming community
will come up for action. A dispatch
from Cleveland gives details Of efforts
being made 10 interest the money of the
Vanderbilt family in the development
of pittsburgh. AS the Pittsburgh 4
Lake Erie is the best paying railroad
property the Vanderbilts own, II may
not be so difficult to secure their CO.
operation In project that promises
to increase these valuable holdings.
says the Pittsburgh Post of Sunday.
To fully elucldatc the bearing OF the
Cleveland dispatch recapltulatlon OF
the Pittsburgh. Monongnhcla & Wheel
ing railroad project might be available.
A few weeks ago the Post printed eN-
clusiyely the fact that contract for
the construction Of the railroad had
been given to Joseph Glannini. The
work has never been begun. various
reasons for the delay being given. In
the light OF the news from Cleveland
the reasons for not starting the work
Of construction are apparent. 1t having
been the intention ali along, no doubt.
to gpt the Vauderbllts on the side OF
the scheme. Two weeks ago the board
OF directors OF the Pittsburgh. Monon-
gahela 6 Wheeling road held meet.
ing, and James II. McCrcery general
counsel of the road, was waited on
by delegation from Wheeling and
MoundsvIlle. who urged the conspuc-
ton OF the road through TO those two
points. Matters have been quiet since
then,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27

Tho Wheeling theatre EalnE public
viii wclco:nc Florence lilrllcy aud her
cpro,lent company IN tho exciting cont
oily drama. "i'hc Pay Train" The play
"a full OF exciting Incidents and hold
the attention Crrllr audience from ".arI
10 finish. Miss lIlndlcy In her song
and danccg and musical acts N cN-
cpolirrly pleasing. She comes to tho
Grand the last half Of this week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27

Tho best salvc In the world for cuts,
hrliIscR, BorCs. ulcers. galt rheiIm, foyer
sores, teller. Chappcd hands chllhlalns,
corns, and all rl;in eruptions. ana posi-
lively cures plies, OF 10 pay required.
II IL guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
COMPANY.
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