davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02
co--. Of A-r..I. nrc,.,nr-.

ALBANY. Dec. 1.-The GLOWING decisions
were handed down in the Court of Appeals:
Antonia sciolina VS.. Erie Preserving Company:
Otto Nlendorn vs.. Manhattan Railway Company
Notions for leave TO appeal to the Court of Appeals
People ex rel. Commissioners of Public Charities
"a. William Cullen. appeilaut-Motio TO dismiss
.Batn aas!isht Company vs.. John cIany. appellant;
YORK City autloTai;.lss. appellants: Marie T. Ujpins.
u re. application OF me AMERICAS Elne ~, soci:
Jones and others. appellants: Llugia Sclolina vs..
6 5rHas rrs ". Rasns sG%p Raiiw sSP c g n. apssila mt:
Thomas J; Reynolds. appellant. vs. Ramon 4.
road Company. appellants; Abner Roulston ya; AT.
thur Rouls,on:and others; appellants; Peter J. West
New YORK Central Rsllioad COMPANY, appelii.ns:
5SnI s aa T1o Eai,o gs. a n1s . Ss.y y. R " cpaae9 cS ans
Others; J. L. clIft rs. Mary z. Noses and another,
". b ai Snrf City snf Railroad t GeoR%pany. appsli ant
D. psns zi's sppslls SS P@iiy Ta,b ms.S appe nalt'S vs.. New
York and Harlem Railroad Company and New York
Work. COMPANY vs.. Village Of Port Jervs; appel.
isn.' f K. Ra.t asiG rs. i Broosiga. ' s., Mit ana Vest e. ef Ead
RailrSad Company appellants; a: H: Small VS..
peiIants; john j. Goodrich VS.. John GiIIIes, appel
iant-Judgmelt afirmed with costs.
Annie Mitchell VS.. Rochesier city kailway. appel
liant; Ann Whalen vs.. Citizens Gasiignt Company,
appelIant-Judgment reversed. new trial granted.
costa TO abide event.
Emory 81. Van Tassei. appellant. Va. Greenwich
Insurance CoInpany-Judgment and order reversed,
new trial granted, costs to abide event.
People ex rel. j. L. EctcrsoI and others, appel.
Iaufs, vs.. Board OF Trustees Of village or Haver-
traw-Jndgment reversed and the proceedings set
People OK rel. Washington Mills Company VS..
state Comptroller Roberts. appellants; In re. Ap.
prRisal OF estate OF George Kemp, deceased: Peo-
po ax rel. Lawyers Surety Company of New York
70. D. u. Anthony, appellant; People ex rel. Rail-
way Advertising Company Va. State Comptroller
Roberts, appellant: II. f. Koepke vs.. Lucy A. brad
ley and ~others-order affirmed on opinion below,
with costs.
People ex rel. George Edwards VS.. Abraham Tap.
nan and others, Park AZ.
nrmed without costs.
George Bliss and others vs.. Charles i. Fusdick
and others. respondents. and 81. Johns Guild, ap.
peIiants-Judglnent affirmed and Judgment ahso
sophia Quigley VS.. city of Rochester. appellant
order affirmed and judgment absolute ordered
against the defendant with costs on opinion OF trial
Judge.
erai and Trial Terms reversed and new tritl grant.
ed, costs to abide event. a
Julia Jacobs and another, appellants. Va. Howard
Insurance Company OF New YorE-Judgment aud
order affirmed with costs.
George Il. Rowell ana others, appellants, VS.. 10.
Aaph &. Acknowledgment diminishing the com.
Iiaint without requiring The Defendant to give any
proof reversed, new trial granted, costs 10 abide
Same VS.. L. W. Lambert, Same VS.. Tuck, same va.
Wlnston-Ihrse three cases decided upon aud same
al case preceding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02
RAtIroada.
sHMERIoA's oRENTEsT aAhRoaD."
NEWYORK
CENTRAL
~ q. HUDSON RIVER r. n.

o,e: A.;? W., ai f 4 ;$ s' s sssS. S'I s,S $P r !; ;s SiiSa fsRp;fs;:s:;. .
Rsy sssqs rails fnf y. SSi j! !. This Hoi train Sa" { i, mite t 10 ia Il!
oss S" a.. yMiD.@ib,siliiy. Fast mail for pnnslkccpsle. Al.
any. utisa. Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
1899 :; n III Ey ySqS s s;s,Ds SsiDI Day express for all
loo r. I,Spally., sEut,wcs,srn Limited, for Co
Stops sStoi"us q, FoSssfespsIs, Albany, Utica, Syracuse,
' SssI +; M Td Rs . ana Gsi0s eE'o, sGo'!sa top for q, P Fdasl:
) fTGsH;,S; A ss% Sar sS%en'''"dy' Utica Syracuse
n,ao =. N. Except sunday. West Point, Pough.
A.so re- i. Il MI ."Psslly yf0S North shore Limited Due Do.
!rotsisOh A. "" Chicago Also =. II. stops at Albany.
500 .sSsI s; aiod SsIIy; r So5 A1SsPy,s tray; g''f ss;r A%,.
o Gs,Sc Y. %.L s. hSn'' For Albany, Troy, Burlington.
1,ao T. ,N:Sipaiiy foE BpGalo. N!sssra Fails:
i ScasSs.e seai'S1Ht iRB"ny 81 soO''' on'sa.o, a'"p'
', ss, f 81 M bq q On E ssiI Sro :,s' GaIiw SsF P 1is f9Sa..
land, Toisd0, ohicaso: except satuFiaS, FOR Cape
,ss.:IIGC' N, sP% .ef SSs4sn ,F rsnai for Chicago and Drln.
sepl SUNDAY plish.,t."' sunday nights chicago s1ieSpers
egg q 4 r Is; s%f d %'s sssl s. aS!5l;I%m, except opt" sun m
ns's'" 'xIL MI NIsR N!f FRAT TRSlss 10 GySotNkErs;
on he ,Pa.psm bisisiSa ss far a YSsEers; IN sss%ss:
T Trsia. FlI EslsSs sars S 2n az IL si FinIsan 'T Iisss.
Tickets ana wagner onees at Grand Central sta;
1 psasd lis, s 81, tdinn s]sos WY q w l.;' Ian, it,n st: !, "a ss1
is ssnas st.. s tai .WeW iYoorE'; ass and 7se fulton s st
and Ssi los IFs ssas.sd + E.J D; R Bs'si ! " residence by tn.
w J5ss n .4 qRGscf Company GEORGE Il. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02
H,r.ehse-s.o Successor A~ppo,a.ed.

ALBANY. Dec. 1.-Gov. Morton has appointed
Abram Van Nest Powelson Of Middletown Dis
trict Attorney of Orange county to succeed
Michael II. Hirschberg. who has resigned the
office, having been elected recently . Justice Of
the Supreme Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02
Pennsylvania

~ al GNO IA A0s
STATIONS foot of Desbrosses aud Cortlandt street 70
9 1880 A. u. fiS Sr HIM f;Fig; cf %fSiF Fl.t.egESH:
man Compartment Sleeping. Din,nr. smokinr, and
i GSsiF ! 80 a M s"tc s.n Ar n SIS H2lSH a.. n. o 4; n; st<Is;
s;l9 A. NJ; Louisville iiII5 A. NJ, St Louis 3;24
SOP y; GhiSAaS ST; Q IS
siSip csis aSs pi h5Piv s' tip t2 NJ; Luz i0:t0 t z. H.. Sc:
errooSo, i r IN n. p Wi &E e5!fisS tt.S2iefF~Esss.-s,ecplnr and
.s c.:Ts 4. H. H. &c o {; HI fA;iHsS E fk Y Ffss dHS;
tnF sna G RlninG {, tHT s.5 IS p :! Sa ina,s ana III i ioliS
2 y = St, i io1 Faof 4 y s sPF&s RioTPIpT5 s,e.D,nr
ol WAs1nnIEN IN dToS e xNn s Fiji SOUTH.
8. $40 30. i6;lo Dining Carl I 4, NJ, ialo.
esr.l. .f $50 75iSiSs Ga E,% 500 Al ID raflsF carr sas ! p I. r..
y PIP - night sunday: $50; $40; 4 ~ a., n; ls::o
$50 Dining Car, 500 Dining Car. or. NJ, 1915
soUrMERN RAILwAy;-4;so p. NJ. daily, sieepers to
sr,, orieans' NemPhis Ism PAN. AthrU'i.sii and n Hot
ATIiSIiGcSAsr 30 N daily. ssI Sc
ca afa ! E' IKE i% Il s oai6 f E%i s7c- i9nx1.is; $500
r& Sss FL R Rss5S 5 : = i; % I s IT,: sssS sna ! VI; II TS, Ssps
Af f1s.ssFii E Cry II an iiSo p. NJ. week days. Through
ESESSf %SS; go F; NJ; week day. ~,
Point Peasant. $40 4. NJ. i2:ls. $40, $40. AMI
1850 p. NJ week days. Sundays stop at Interlakcn
for Asbury PARK. 9li-A.M ,onP N.
FON PHILA DELrHIA
$50, 1880. 4. $3.50. y. y: 80 90 Fenn'a Limited. 10:l0
Dining Carr. II A, NJ l2, !, 2;lO, 3. :, 80. $3.50
DINING carr, . Dining Car. q DINING Car. Z. so, Il.
aP NJ. 1913 NIGHT. Sundays 1:l5. $50. 9, e:90
40 Limited. 10 II A.. 81. !, Dining Carl, 4. 50
y p. NJ, 1913 night.
Ticket ohlces: Nos. 433. ga. ll9e. 1928. III, and 2sl
Eroadway. l Aston House. and foot OF Desbrosses
ana GSr'IaaG 1. =. ! Cow, st: $40 nu i"o, st 81 f -
ton It. Brooklyn station. Jersey City. The New York
Transfer Company VII! call for and check baggage
from hotels nnt residences through to Estimation.
y. NJ. PROVOST. J. X WOOD.
General Manager, Gen, Pnss'r Agent,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02
1ailruads.

DELI WARE, I.ACKAWANNA AND
stations In New York. foot or Barclay and
thrl-t"ph~r Sts.
EESTJRULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUF
FE CARS. LIGt1T.
Direct route TO N"wlr,, Is oontelt, hortC ar, the
Oranges. summit, Il rnHrGsyIilr. BRskinR NiigN, Sladi.
son, Morr!stown. Passstc. Paterson, Brontuu. Dover,
StanNopc, Sewtor. l'l}is Lake. Lake ltopatcons.
philirsnurp. Easton. Water tap, stroudshurs. rocono
M,tutaIu ; rantou. Preston, Wilkosbarre. NsntcoHe.
pauVtlle, SorthumtcTiand, Montros~. PinShsmton,
oxford. y rrtCh, Wat'rv'ilc. Utica. KichEclh Springs,
Cor'lrnd, syracuse, usrsro. Ithaca. owrSo. Eilnira,
Corning. Bath, Dansvil'e. Buffalo. and all points West,
No~'Lw5tt and Southwest
s.oo \. M.-BInghamton Mail. Stops at principal
1890 A. M.-Care carr Buffalo. Scranton. Blne.
hHr"t par,or cars connecting at Buffalo with
ira ms for CHICAGO ana points West.
1tnO 4. M.-tafe earl Scranton. Binghamton,
an bimirn Express. Pullman par .ur cars.
4iOO u. VI. scranton, Wikesharre, and Plymouth
rIpress. Pullman buffet parlor GERS
40 Il. daily buffalo N~cstibulr Limitei EK-
press Tor scranton, .R~inEhamion, Elmtrs, Huna ..
vi.l rains for Chicago and points West.
OifO a. M. daily iu1alo. Scranton. bingham.
ton, ltnacn. Ctlca syracuse, aud Oswrgo Express.
Pullman Buffet slcepcrs.
Tickets aud Pullman ations AT Henry
Gaze 4 Sons. Ltd. 10 Broadway. II Park place. and
42D broadway. Tickets Mt ferry stat ons. n&2 Broad.
way. ~ | Attn ay;. cor: 18th st; 6a West l2Stn st, 285
lO0 Broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables giving full In.
formation al all stations,
Wpstcotts Express COMPANY will call for and check
baggage rom hotel or residence to destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot Of Chamber
e., hstodowA and hve minutes earlier from West
O.lO A. M.-vcstibule express daily for waverly.
J.pU ninghamton. ElmIra. buffalo. Bradford,
\ :0D T. NJ. Parlor chr TO Buffalo.
.).0n Il. N. Vcstbule limited. Fast Mail. daily.
L.UO Solid train for Chicago via Chautaua6a
Lake, arrives Cleveland ut 7:4O A. NJ, Chi,ago o p NJ.
sl"cpcrs to Chicago, Cleveland, and Cincinnati. Din.
ing car.
T.on r.. M.-HuTsio and Cleveland vestihule Ex.
t.,1O pres: daily, %lrriyrs At I9ralo, Iil3 A; NJ:
Bradford $40 4. NJ, jamestown $3.50 A. NJ, Gle veland
1913 T. N. t%Sleeprrs 10 nunalo and cleveland. mag.
inr direct connection for Detroit, Chicago. and the
West.
S.1S T.. VI. nAILY.-via CGautauqua Lake md
C.iO NiagarR Fails. SOLID train 20 CnicaCo. Sleep
crs 10 ltuGalo rhiraGo, md Cincinnati: lining car
'THCkGTn; Local, TiME. tgAi!DS,, AND PuLl:MAN
Iroedgay, i27 Bowcry, iai East,. l91th A.. and 81
Wet l25th ~, thauhrrs ard West sd ST. ferries,
New Yor"; ~ md 5ai ~ ton ST. 100 BROADWAY.
lrooEiyn 2uu Hudson ST.. ilohoien. and Iersey city
station. WestCOttA FNprphE calls for and checks bag.
gage frun hotels and rcstienucs 10 destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02
gsal estate :fur sale-califuruia,
8saI estate for 9 als-Euns 9slaua.

EoR SALE CHEAP-Grntlcmen's farma. farmers
L farms. chicken farms; shore fronts; !ots; one
BAKERY. livery stable. grocery. LEWIS, Northport,
l.. !. COZ broadway. Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02
&eal Gstate fm sale-aew aerasy
Real Gstate Scr 4atr-Bruohluu.

nor SALE, BARGAlNS-Twostory and basement
Il two family houses. l2 rooms. AL improvements,
price $500. cash $500. balance $50 quarterly. But
Ter at, near Albany av.. Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02

After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above. additional. supplementary
Eng ISL, French, and German steamers. and remain
oIeu Until with len Minutes or the hour of sailing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02

Mrrhauirs. &c.
A RTIFlCIAL FLOWER oolorer wanted. IL Great
IA Jones st.
observation-disclosures sheet cutter wanted.
ID jersey City Printing Co. Blndery. 6s and 20 York
st.. Jersey City.
DOoKBIEDERS.- Wanted, a nnishcr on extra work,
ID 4el West broadway.
ii. l. LEFFERTS, 80 Beaver ct.
HoRsESHoER wanted ut to drive and do Jobbing.
IL Box 25<. Far koCkaway.
w ANTED-An ldea.-Who can think of some sim
w pie thing 10 PATENT Protect your ideas, they
may bring you wealth. Write JOHN W"EDDERBURN
Z CO. patent attorneys. Washington. u. c., for their
81 500 prize.
WANrRD-F1rstcIass cook maker: must be Al
w workman. JSO. VILLA Ms.
b4a.55B West 9Th 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02

sPRISTEn MATTER ETC. German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays, Tnursdays. and Saturdays take
Printed latter, etc, for Germany. and specially
Addressed Printed Matter. etc, for other parts OF
Europe. White Star steamers on Wednesday take
Specially Adore sed Pr nted Matter. etc. for Eu
rope. American. Cunari, and Irrnch line Steam
crs take Printed Matter, etc, for all countries Tor
which they are advertised to carry mail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02
New York and Boston All Rail-.

n u, y. H. ~ II, ~ u. hhu connexions,
From GTand Central Station.
Leave Nv Wy Of Due.
9:OD 4. NJ, Springnc'd aud NoT ester, $3.50 i, N.
lO;un 4. NJ, ++Nrw lnNinn ana FRO id"nce, 3:Ur Y. NJ.
100, 4, NJ, N"w Lonion aud lroNldeuce, I;30 !. VI.
llfnr \. ~, springfield ana Worcester, 1GiDp l.. NJ.
tl:Ju I. NJ. Air Lrr and y. l. |, H., 6;uO 4. II.
100 i. ~. New LONDON "nd providence, Pa =. Il,
3.ui T., y 'N,w Luuiuu ant Providence. NiUu p. ".
iJ y u ''pringn ~ rri WOr"rster, 1000 Il. NJ.
-''"r . ~ ,'.r" ICuiun and Providence, II 90 !. II.
h''h tn'i Worcester, ul6A NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02
Strainh boats.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
Albany Evening Line.

Pier 81. N. R., foot Canal 81, at u II. n, daily (Sundars
s1ceptrd), connecting with trains Tor points North.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02

..rs .db'oU ~ SuuIfay. "'''' > NJ
+,Ray state lin til: ali parlir cars; fare 81, lnclud,
in ppr.or car seat.
ir 4Iur, United; arrives Mt and departs from Park
sauGro station, Eoston. Return service same hour
aul b. En q" route.
~Iirron, Ii par OF and lnnp'n g cars ly each train.
&. I. HEMP TEAn, Gen. Pass Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02

Rral Gstate 5ur Sale-Citp.
pAEGA1N.-settl,ng an estate; nne residence ana
ID land. Prospect av., Darirn. about one hour on New
Haven lsailroad. MELVILLE +. MEAD. AZ Cedar St
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02
" N niylD Y. AUSTEN. Receiver OF Taxes.

NlOrlrE I.jip.t.-t Cor furnishing Rnout 1000 har.
" rrs of rurirul Cement uuiCr contract o55 will
he received ,y tHc DrIur'iurut OF Docks until IL
o'ClnCI no. ir'. = l59R. For fuil particulars see
the cay Record. copie' for sale IT No. 2City Hall
NOTICE. WOODROW q Lewis. auctloneers. will sell
~ on hrhal. Of thi, Hoard. on Dec. 4. 1899. At 10
O'clock noon. the lCass OF the per loot OF West 18Th
81. FOR IuIl particulars soc the City Record. 0oDtso
for sale ~ No. 2 CITY Hall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02

A GOLDEN rPORIU lTY.--s0 acres. near Puntn
"A Gordn. Florida: price $500; chance unsurpassed;
handsome profit TO party invpstinR: investigation
solicited. SHERWOOD, be Park place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02
gea1 Gstats :foy gale-Cunnertiru


LLORTDA IANDS.-We are closing out our Florida
Il AGRICULTURAL. fruit, and timber lands. aRRregatinE
over 10000 acres. situated in the best co miles. at
greatly reduced prices. Secure a tract OF excellent
land NJ an insignificant price in the best climate OF
the world; agents wanted, commission liberal. Send
for catalogue and prices. ELLSWORTH TRUST CO.
, hamhcr OF Commerce. Chicago. III.
ERIE SOUTH. See RIsLEY, Is Cham.
II bers at.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-02
Public Notirfs.
DoST OFFICE NOTICE

DUST OFFICE NOIlCE-
Should be read DAILY by all interested, as changes
may occur al any tine.)
Foreign mails Tor the week ending Dec. 5 will close
In all cases. at this ONCE as foliows:
RlN.ATtANTr NArIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-18

fort to keep In harmony with It's III.
trlnsio value, there Ism 0 reason In their
action Tor us 10 adhere to 10 to after
the intrinsic Waite has BECOME 80 TO 1.
Nor onn tho net OF Congress reducing
lfss weight OF our Rola coin In 1894, when
1t was not the measure of,value. be used
as nm argument for reducing the
weight Of our gold coin now. when Il
admittedly ~ the measure Of value.
llcre, Is Alexander liamillon's opln-
Ion OF such a policy; "But tho quantity
OF gold aud silver IN the national coins
corresponding with a given sum. can
not De made less thnn heretofore with
out disturbing the balance OF ntrin-
Ale value, and making every acre of
land, an well nS every bnahGl OF wheat
OF actunl less worth than IN timo past.
IL tho United States wcrc Isolated and
cut OFT from lll Intercourse with the
rest Of mankind, this reasoning would
not be equally conclusive. Hut Il up.
pears decisive, when considered with q
view to the relations which commerce
has created between us and other coun.
tries" g'
III the United States were not Rut.
ilciently Isolated IN 1909 10 cut loose
frnn1 the worlds commercial standard,
how Ia ! In this age OF steam and ocean
Cnblcs?" ANSWER to COln)
W. II. RINEiIART.
Wheeling, W. Va, July 10, 1896
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-18

LONDON. July 1.-THE Interest OF
the political world continues TO centre
upon the Irish land bill Mr.. John Dill
Ion, the -ParnellIte leader. thinks
that the prospects for the bill are bright
er, while Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, Mr.. Dill
Ions predecessor as leader OF the anti
Parnellites, believes that II will not pass.
Nobody, In fact. is anxious that 1t should
pass In the present shape. There arc
still $50 amendments TO the bill and al
ready on paper. The cabinet will sit on
Saturday to consider the situation. and
1t Ia expected that Mr.. Gerald Balfour,
the chief secretary for Ireland. will an
nOunce the decision Of the government
as to the disposition OF the measure on
Monday. At that time, IL It Is Intended
by the government to persist In the at
tempt to pass the bill, they will be COM
PEELED TO ask for suspension OF the
midnight adjournment. ule OF the house
Of commons and permit series OF all
night sittlngs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-18

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Herald
this morning says:
Much activity has been observed at
the Cuban headquarters for the past
three days. due to preparations for an
expedition which Is to sail very soon on
board the steamer Bermuda. The steam
er's machinery has all been overhauled
ut Philadelphia, and her speed power
has been increased. The expedition.
which has been ordered to leave Phila-
dclphia OF the Bermuda. will be led by
Colonel Cabrera. an old veteran OF the
ten years war. Captain John O'Brirn
Will have charge OF the vessel. Twenty
cases OF rides and nearly 200 cans OF car-
tridges have been sent 10 Philadelphia
within the last two days, but these arc
mt one quarter OF the war material
which Will be shipped or has been ship
ped aboard the steamer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-18

Try Electric Dlttcrs rs remedy for
your troubles? II moi. get bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be peculiarly adapted to the
relief and cure OF all Female COM
plants, exertlnE n wonderful direct
influence in giving strength and tone to
tie organs. II you have Loss OF APP
petite, Constipation, Headache, Faint
ing Spells, or are Nervous, Slecpless,
ExcitGblc, Melancholy or troubled with
Dizzy Spells, Electric BItters ia the
medicine you need, Health AMI Strength
are guaranteed by Its use. Fifty cents
and 81 100 at Logan Drug Company's
Drug Store, 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-18

MRS. RiIODIE NOAH. Of this place,
was taken In the night with crainplng
pains and the next day diarrhoea set In.
She took half n bottle OF blackberry
cordial, but BOT no relief She then sent
TO me TO- see II had anything that
would help her. sent her bottle OF
ChamberlaIn's Collie, Cholera and Dyar.
rhoen Remedy and the first dose re-
llevcd her. Another or our ncighbOrs
had been sick for about week and had
tried different remedies for dinrrhoea
hut kept getting worse. ] sent him
this same rem sdy. Only four doses OF
II were required 10 cure him. lie snya
he owes his recovery to this wonderful
rcmedy.-Nlrs. Mary Sbley, Sidney.
Mich HI.t2'' -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-18
TEACHERS, INSTITUTE
AZ Hartford CITY, Mason County Large
Attendance AMI SuccrsIfdr Meetings.

Attendance and SuocrsIfdr niseting.
Special Correspondence
; HARTFORD CITY, July 1.-THE
teachers institute now In session at this
place has increased In. Interest from
the very start There are now enrolled
$40 teachers and the attendance has
been full ut every session, stutc Super
Intendent OF Schools Virgil A. Lewis,
put In an appearance Tuesday morning
and has been present Nil the time Since
and has added greatly 10 the success
OF the Institute, The regular pro-
gramme prepared BY him hay been fol.
lowed an nearly nS could be during the
day, and two night sessions have been
held. On Tuesday night the programme
was as follows: "a Tulk on How 10
Teach Patriotism IN Our Public
Schools" by T. ii. Crago: Compulsory
Education" by W. .. Mills; tulk by
Superintendent Wa. Lewis. quite Il
number Of songs were SUNG by the choir,
making tho exercise lively one
throughout, On Wednesday rccep-
ton was given by the good people OF
Hartford, 10 the teachers, consisting
OF Il parade by the knights OF Pythlas,
meeting "a the church md II was
intended to close with q nice display Of
fireworks, which was postponed on ac-
count OF the regular pour-down OF rain
that happened just at the time for the
display. The ladies' OF the Methodist
Episcopal church had prepared Il nice
lunch. consisting OF Ice cream and oil
OF which during tho rain was brought
into the church. ind disposed OF, both
10 the satisfaction OF those who prepar-
ed Il and those who partook OF II, on
Thursday night the house was densely
| packed 10 hear Mailman Barbe, field
agent Of the West Virginia University.
lecture on educational Ideals" and
all present went awny perfectly sat
lsfcd that they had heard un excellent
discourse on a subject that should In
press the mind OF everyone who has
the good OF the cause OF education at
lseart. MIR. Barbe has certainly sue
| rccded In his work OF fllllng the halls OF
| the university with young men and
young women, and he shows by his
talks to teachers that he Ia fully alive
to the great work OF clcvatlng the
masses through the agency Of our pub
lie schools, We have need OF more such
| men.
Professor a. i. Wade Is present and
lends his aid whenever called on, and
he always says something to the point
when he speaks.
After AR. Darbe's lecture the deferred
display Of fireworks was given by the
citizens and It was a very fine one.
C
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-18

WICHITA. Kas., July Following
the action OF the Santa Fc, the Missouri
Pacific and the Frisco roads in making
seven cent cut In the corn rates and n
corresponding cut in the wheat rates
from Kansas points to Galveston, 1t Is
stated that the Kansas City, Fort Scott
& Memphis. the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas and other gulf roads will quickly
fall into line. The gauntlet has been
thrown down to the Chicago lines md
when the crop begins TO move the gulf
roads intend to secure their share OF the
business at any cost. The Santa Fe al
so announces deduction OF seven cents
per hundred pounds on grain and grain
products from Kansas points and Supe-
rIor Nebraska. to Fort Madison and Chi
cugo. The Santa Fe cut the rates In
both directions. 1t is stated, In order to
secure some OF the business whether II
moves to the Atlantic seabnard or to the
Gulf OF Mexico