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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-03


with Rio No spot quoted al nc and No at g7ec Mia
eofee quiet but steady, note sales Of 200 bags Rio
sales OF 1880 bags Mexican and bags Central
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market and weaker
ierest shown and to sell concessions were The
market closed with buyers and sellers apart
s 70 b s. &c. So Sss Sc ss Ss
81 49, % sss sy PATENTS sd ss g SS. 1
ssa5s s. 49, i2 bis cry n s. Ioas2 So 400 ss
q 5SS oo
RYE sales 200 5Sls +SSs2
500; Western and southern. 81 s5as2 o5. BAG
ssaTo, ssaSsc FEED1puIi, Quoted do 20
IS Sc and shap tSgt7 SGm 1 ia sac rye feed 500
meal sscasl: oil meal. s74asoc; City feed ooa52sc.
opened very du at about the final quoations OF laseVen
news ns and sa was dull and during the morning The
0seEn markets very quiet and foreign
r the business sss Ss, MAS mainly
TO farm work ESPECIALLY hb MEEK ws I baS
sssn Iesrded by rains Fan poqghng
Michisan and Missouri and also in NewEngand and the
Northwes was light to-day amounting S45 cars against
erD ~ns the % the 10
The a The n II Pnri cps sp Of SReS of
have increased $500 bush this week while
wheat @ iScoo Sush for the
S Of S 90 20 bush The AMERICAN ss stocks
lqudaton helped by reports OF stock difficulties
and elevator difficulties at Duluth. The was al
slight rally from the lowest a Of
wheat was In little better demand blyino
900 bush Of No Northern Duluth under
afoat late September December closed AZ &c a. 0o
bush No ] hard. private terms and 5000 ungraded
red private terms No red quoted Septe-
Der b anoa: September closed q No I North
New-York 1Ac September Z o afoat
CORN-The market for dniet this morning
slightly steadier covering by traders
light offerings. The rather The
Government crop bulletin that corn has been
and the crop Is maturing rapidly The bulk Of the
will he safe from frost
quality would be better II fross
three weeks. Interior receipts Of have in
90 bush the last few davs while exports have
decreased 1874 900 bush from the principal Atlantic
''Brdstreets Visible made increase Of $4,000 bush
the market dull heavy sympathizine the
wheat closing dull AT the lowest lknc
decline the day. Cash quiet with sales Of
600 bush No AT 26s.c delivered and 10000 bush FOR
port private terms No ouc.@d at Septrnler
price in elevator: Sep. embcr closed $3.50. OATS
rejecting depression In wheat and There
tfe Interest exhibited in transactions and the
easily fell off Interior receipts show considerable
this week 'he pain In three DAYS being 2sHl
bush "Bradsreets visible made ncEeas~ - 1"4 900
bush week and the total ~ ~ 40 600 hpsh
the close the lowest quotations - tho dav
i.n;xc net loss Cash oats weaker ard dull Sales
reported Of 90 600 lush track and un1raded white
lGdf2sc 10 quality rejected white. at 17c No
No oats quoted al 0N@ i8izc: No I7ibc
2 white &c and No 3 white 2nc .RYE-Market dull
with No Western quoted 3sild39c T. and carlots
81 State and Western 3Gizh37Lc BARLEY Market
eas'~r. with feeding quoted at ao7aIi1. T.
The quotations to-day the closing prices for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-03
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. sc.
For Red Bank. Long Branch, Assury PARK; o..aa
Grove. and points south Point Pleasant 40. eA
1890 II 30 l. ". 1:0o Saturdays orl,l 100 25 80
400 $3.50 to Red Banio 4:45 $50 6l5 500 sauri,y
only 10 Asbury Park and Ocean Grove r " sun,av
s,op Inerlaken for Asbury PARK AID Ocean Grove.
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnegat Park and BaEn~
gat. 43O. $50 A. NJ. 1:2o 430 p. ".
For Atlantic City. vineland and Brdsetcn' 40 NJ
For Monmouth Beach seahrisht and Highand, 4
Ssvssnk' ~" s;,o LIZ no a. NJ LOU ''' ''' T. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-03
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
From Pier S. " r.. foot o. Rect9r-st
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach Norna1t.
Branch at ago 900 II 90 A. NJ. 10. 200 3.4j. 40
$50 p. II. Sundays 80 A. n. 100 p. NJ 1870
For Eberon Asbury Park, Ocean Grove ani poao
south to Point Pleasant llO 4. NJ. leo 200 S:tA
40 $50 P. NJ. Sundays stop AZ nter!aken for Aeuy
Park and Ocean GroyeD. | 100 p. NJ. =.
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat $50 A. D..
100. 3:45 p. ". .
Atlantic City. vneand and Brdgeton. 4;So A. ~. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-03
RALTlMORE& OHIO.

Leave New-York foot OF liberty st. daily.
CHICAGO ?. NJ. and l2.l5 night
CINCINNATI. 81; LOUIS 10 a. n. So m
II 90 a. m dining Carr. 2 80 Dining Carr. dining
Carr p. m. II Is night sunday 10 Dining Carr. II 30
m dining Carp. Dining Carp. 5 Dining car) 3 D.
m 1915 night
NORFOLK, ll.3D a daily
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper; ?; m daily
illuminated with Pntsch Light
Offices: ll3. l72 26i AS. LAO Bway, 81 f. lth ST.
1877 Bowery. ~ Y: 800 344 Fulton St. Brooklyn; station
OF Liberty ST. c. r. X. OF y. j. Baggage checked
from ho,c To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-03
DTI LAC<AwANyA AND WESTERN n. II.
STATIONS I'm New-Yori<. foot of barclay and
Christopher streets. ,
vEsTIBULED TKAiNS; fttLMAN BUFFET


Direct route 10 NEWARK BLOOntIElI1 MONInl,Alf
THE ORANGES. summit. Barnardsvle BaSNng
Ridge Madison Morriso%n, rsssac Pa,es9n b s
lake HoPATCoNG Hagkstistqwn, ;, ,H3QlsE Lem ;
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHlLLlPSBuRG. tASIoN
wATER GAP sTltoUpsBIRG P9Gon4 MoSn'@ 2T
COKE DAYyILLE NS2Rdb ME GbIAf Wont Mont
ye iTIcA RcHFI LEI; sP dTG6 &C. Go, Wla
coHNING: BATH DANSyIrLE BUGr t.I 1v and all
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL Stops at principal
1000 4 M-ccafe Car Bt'FEALo, SCRANTON BISG-
ct'SE and osWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Par
lor Cars at Buffalo with train for Chicago
,.oo ~" r. n "6,afe Can, SCRANTON. wtLKESBARRE
' and ri MIRA EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
W" oI-Tii EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Car.
7;3o p NJ Gjaiy.-Buraio vestihuled Limited Express
edr SCR ANTON RIN'iHAMTON. ELMIRA BUFF
FATO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects at
buffalo with train for Chicago and points west.
o:30 p ily)-RI'FFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON ITHACA RTCHFTEID SPRINGS. SYRA6USE
ami OsWEGO EXPRESS Pulnan Buffet Sleepers
PARK Place 400 Broadway Tickets ferry stations 9i2
broadway ~ l2th-st: % West l25th-st.
a35 CoIurlbsave 33S and 726 Ful;on-st and
700 Rroadwav brooklyn Time tables giving full infor-
3vrsTs,OrT EXPPrSr COMPANY will and
hotel residence N d"e''ration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-03

Cash quotations follows: Flour easier; red
dog 81 i3gSl 20 in sacks other prices unchanged
spring wheat. SajG, No spring wheat iSft5ac. 30 >
let 59dSJ'sc No corn, 2DisH2yi.c; No oats lIi,d
l'.c: No rye 3OG3o'sc: M = barley. 32aS3c No
naxs'ed UB,Hi2c. prime timothy seed mess pork
per bbl s. iO|' 10. lard per loo No. 81 ASS ~ short
RIBS sides Ooosel. 81 .nHsy 81 dry sait-l shoulders
boxed 81 IJ<i short sides boxed 5Ou 81 d2i,
whiskey dlstierf finished goods per gal 81 IS sugars
cut loaf s. 81 granulted 81 %. standard 1O lin
seed OIL 30c. boiled 32c on Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady. Extra creamery
lGc hrsts iisT5isc: seconds il3c Eggs were steady
fresh stock. Ilul1hc.
Cincinnati. sept 2--Flour-Market quiet. winter pat
cnt. 81 3J0>3 ~. spring patent 50 500 S5 -four
81 ioqt2 80. Whrat-Mrrket quiet steady; No 3 red
rack Be No = red. UpUGic corn-Market quiet easy
No mixed. track. 2ig24,sc. No white track. .le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks Automatic Block : gnals
on and after June % 800

Trims Ieave s'ation f0ot u L,beTty s.
For Easton bethlehem. Allentown M8uch Chunk &c.
4:3o. 7:i5, 9:l0 ni:45 Eastonl A. NJ. 40 ! 80 as
a 80 Easton). 5:f5. 80 TO Allentown. p ~ suntays
For Wkesharre, Pittston and Scranton. 9'io A. NJ.
I:1o. 100 4:15 +. ". Sundays 4.3p 4 "
For Reading at 400 goo $50 1000 y 20 \ ~. In
100 200 $50 500 $40 900 p NJ u - night Sun
days 40 4. NJ. 100 200 $3.50. 800 y q IS night.
For Harrisburg at 43o. 500 o.lo 1880 4. NJ i:i0
1870 430; 800 go P NJ; i2,l3 night, Sundays 40
A. NJ. 100 $50 600 p NJ. II - night
FOR Sunbury Lewisburg and Vill!amspor. At 49, SO
a:l0 A. NJ. i:i0. 1870 800 p NJ. Sundays. i:3O A. u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-03
ERIE RAILROAD.

On trains leave NewYork. foot Of Chambers-st.,
VS. and five minutes earlier from West 23d-
4. M.-Vestbuled Express Daily FOR Waverly.
Binghamton. Elrniia. buffalo. Bradford. James
town. Meadville and the West: Arrive Buffalo
80 p NJ PariOr car 70 Buffalo.
i. M.--Vestibulc1 Limited fast mail Daily solid
train for Chicago. Via Chautadqua Lake, arrives
Cleveland $40 A. NJ. Chicago p n. Sleepers
10 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining
Car.
Il. N.-Buffalo and Cleveland Vestibued FIX
press Daily. arrives Buffalo I:l5 A. NJ. Brad
ford rs A. NJ. jamestown 500 A. NJ. Cleve-
land ll5 p NJ. Sleepers ID Buffalo and Cleve-
land. making direct connections for Detroit.
Chicago and the W st
Il. N.-Nia ChautauqGa Lake and Niagara Falls
Daily Solid train to Chicago. Sleepers 10 Buff
fao. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-03
AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

SUMNER TIMETABLE
For Red Bank Long Branch. Elberon. Ocean Grow.
Aspury P,rk Belmar Spring Lake AID P9nt Pleasant %
4 % ire. 100 e. saTrdays GHy 20 lS9 'sl5 % &
urtys only 10 Ocean Grove and Asbury Park) Sundays
Trains leaie foot Cortandt and Dcshrosses Streets.
$50 20 10 1000 A. NJ .2l0 '120 Saturdays only)
go $40 e 20 (except Red Bank) 20 $40 100
NJ Sundays SIS. So A. NJ. $50 p. VI.
Sunday trains DO stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-03
LEHIGHVALLEYRAILRO


stations foot Of Cnrtla ndt and Desbrosse. SIS;
$40 4. NJ. daily (Sundays. ZOO A. Nj ioF hACSH
CHUNK and intermediate stations ,.>.r,, porurs
S:15 A. VI. daily for ITHACA, GENEVA lsON HIS
TER, BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS SlSFESss.,oS
BRIDGE and the West. and principal loca plns' lh g
to Suspension Bridge: Pullman Nesuou's sleeper
III 900 A. VI. daily except s,-dsv. FOR MA.Ch
CHUNK and intermediate points Connections Tor Hesa
Ing and Harrisburg
1900 noon daily. except Sunday.
"BLACK DIA1OND EXPRESS
arrives Buffalo 10 p NJ Through to Rochester pull
Vestbuled Day Coaches and Parlor-Cs' D'''"s-
Car Service Meals n carte .. r. G. p Junc-
12;4O p. W. daily except Sunday Tor L. * d JUN
ton and intermediate points O. u r,,.,
40 u. VI. daily. except Sunday. for L. g Is Sanc-
3::sO r. ". Sundays orly). .,or Maueh Chunk ana
Hazleton and all intermediate stations ,,-xr
4i1O r. W. daily except sunday ior L. * % 80,
TON and principal intermediate stations i '
5,15 p. VI. daily. FOR Easton and intermediate '''
tons. Chair-car TO Eas'on. ..,.-.,. r.rys
$40 y. VI daily. for BUFFALO. NlAGARA FA 49,,
and all points West Pullman Sleeper Iesu6uea can
nections for Reading and Harrisburg -,. porurs
900 r. W. daily Tor ITHACA, GENEVA d hVS rai-,,
TER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS nna an t Es.
West. Pullman Sleeper TO Chicago ana Du"s'' N
ii 80 r. VI. daily excep. Sunday. for EAsroN and
Additional local trains daily EXCEPT sunday FOR BotS1
brook and Intermediate points leave as toHo"s' wv
A. NJ 23O p NJ AGO p II and $50 7. NJ -, a..
Tickets and Pullman accommoaations al 80 ,os 81,
and 3o3 Broadway Fl Fast lih ST. 100 fas' On psi
I27 Bowrrv Y $50 Fulton 81. Court d. % o''~
wav and BROOKLYN Annex BROOKLYN ..,
New-York Transfer Company VIII can tor ani 80
baggage from hotel residence through . deSnSN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-03

T1CKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
l Accommodations at III. 26l sol ana o57 Broadway.
i2T !o,ery. 1856 East 12jth and 81 West l25th-st.
Chambers and West 23d-st ferries NewYork: 1913 and
726 Fuon-s'. broadway. BROOKLYN; 200 IIudson-s
Hobokcn Jersey City station Westcott Express calls
for and checks baggage from hotels and residences TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-03
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Sept. Flour quiet and unchanged; sales
700 bales Wheat easy; and the month 6s.q6J7sc
No Q 35.g35sc; Southern by sample. eod629.c; do on
grade 59i. q62nc. stock 1889 40 bush. sales 6+pD
bush Corn steady; and the month 81. G259sc
tober. 25a.q257sc old. November December
Southern white and do yellow 2G.n2I2c stock
i32 loo bush: sales. 5000 bush. Oats steady No =
Rye No nearby. 36437c; No Western). 37i.a
3'a.c: stock CA. 100 bush. Hay steady choice timothy
sl4 bid Grain freghts active and firm; unchanged. Cot
ton quiet: middlng size Eggs firm; l4gl4isc. Coffee
quiet; No = lie. Other articles unchanged.
Boston Sept 2Flour quiet and quoted fairly steady
81 40 winter patents 50 65aS3 ST. clear and sra tights
81 l5aS3 30. Cornmeal. GUn62c bag, 81 lOasl IL bb
Corn quiet yellow. 30i2G3ic; No and steamer
&c No White. PC; 20 do $50. Mil feed quiet
spring bran TO ship lake and rail. 50 10: winter bran
$40 NASH; middlings 500 81; cotonseed neal 81
barrel beef. 7asc Hams. ion i2c Lard quiet. 4i4c.
Bacon 7a9c Veal. 6usc Fresh beef quiet firm steers
6qsc binds. 7qlilsc; fores, 3ajc. Butter. firm Tor
fancy dairy choice 14ni5c; Northern
l7i.Nsc Western, l6nl!c. other dairy, lal3c. imita
ton and ladies lo@i2e lambs quiet 1a'c Mutton and
en. Iaa.c. Eggs quiet nearby zoe Eastern, fresh, III
ql7c Western. i2dl4,c: Michigan, l4,aa l5lzc Beans
pea slasi 10; mediums slasi O5 Poultry steady: West
turkeys. l2ai3c: Northern. fresh. fowls he; do
chickens; i5alcc Western iced chickens. ioqi2c; do
iatoes quiet 81 2SasI 80 bbi; 40q4sc a bush sweets
81 Dbl Peaches higher at socqsl - basket fancy.
s. Hay quiet: choice Sl7gsio; lower grades sl3qsi1
fsts. ialsc; seconds lGul62c Union sole hrsts 2c;
seconds pc.
spot unchanged Winter wheat closed firm: No = red
C3s,c red, 53isc track offerings Corn
closed dull and weak &c lower track and in store.
closed easy. unchanged. Rye closed nominal Flour
mdings steady. unchanged.
Chicago. Sept The leading futures ranged "a fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-03

Receipts OF beadstus at interior points IN thousanas
last three cphers 1000 omitted. fiour pd''eiS e'"'"
hush
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03

The picnic and barbecue to be given
by the Retail Butchers Association at
the State Fair grounds on Thursday Is
exciting considerable interest Many
novelties have been provided for the
entertainment OF the crowd that will
be present. The beef dressing contest
between William Hurry, OF Martins
Ferry, and William Schnirer. OF Fulton,
will prove to BE- OF CONSUMING interest
10 the gcnenl spectators as well as TO
those engaged In the b%utchering bust
nrss, The contest will be an exciting
one. as'both men hre confident OF win
ming.
The ttattlnr rrce will also afford fine
sport. The entries are: John Rclim's
'bl. G. Mig: William Bnyha's bl. m.
Nellie b.. John McGannon's br. m.
"Lottlc". John Dunkcl's b.. &. "Dubcr";
and Andrew Korn's George" a novel
attraction will BE- the race between John
Mctiannon's horse and William Henry.
OF bridgeport. The hDrae liz to 10 one
mile while Henry runs 4 hnlf mile.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03

At n meeting Of the members Of the
Ohin County Bar and officers
OF the courts. held August LIST. 1896,
the following resolutions were adopted:
ave. the members OF the bar and Off
GERS ~ the courts OF Ohio county, In bar
meeting assembled, desire to place upon
record an expression OF our s~ensibIllty
of the loss o%ccasioncd by the death Of
Major John w. Mitchell, Il late aSsu-
ciate and friend.
Major Mitchell was long connected
with the administration Of Justice. For
II while he was an efficient court room
deputy Of the sheriff of this county.
From that position he was called by the
Judges to MI n vacancy In the Office of
clerk nf tho circuit court. and twice
thereafter tho voters approved thu scicc-
ton. For over twelve years and until
his death lie was the chief clerical officer
Of the different roiirts Of the county:
and throughout, his accommodating dis
position and unvarylng courtesy ut
tractcl notice and made friends. He
wore his heart upon h's sleeve" and his
Snod qualities were manifest in ull his
relations. public and private.
1--WE tender our sympnthleS 10 the sur
vlvinE members OF his family.
u. ". EWING, '"ROBT. WHITE,
Secretary" Chairman"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03

Tho Water street saloons are having
a merry wnr these days. each trying TO
Guido the other In setting u the largest
Slass or beer for five cents, and the
business they do Is sufficient to make
the heart OF the brewery collector glad.
Saturday was n great day. oil of the
saloons being crowded In the evening.
At one or them a sign announced that
n twenty-five unce glass OF beer and
n big lunch would be given for five
cents. 1t was here that the crowd In
front OF the bar WAS five and six deep
all evening. and the amount OF beer
drank and split on the iIoor was ire
t,,apdhua
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
L%ouIsYILLE,s POLICY
Does MOI Tend Toward Municipal own
ership, Says Mr.. Britt.

ASots ANot Attih toNhEu va utltttpti Wv
ership, says Mr.. britt.
Mr.. Francis A. Britt, OF Louisville,
Ky, formerly city clerk OF Wheeling.
a. brother OF Councilman Thomas G.
Britt, Is In the city the guest of the lat
ter. He Is accompanied by Mrs. Britt.
Mr.. Britt was recently elected an alder
nan In Louisville. winning IN the Re-
publican ticket by n majority OF 1900.
lie IL firm in his belief that Kentucky is
In the Republican column for keeps. and
predicts that the majority for Mckin-
ley next fall will be larger than that
given Governor Bradley last year. Mr..
Britt. by the way. Is n warm friend and
admIrer Of the Kentucky chief execu-
tive.
Louisville, says Mr.. Britt, Is thinking
OF milking ll Important change In
municipal matters, The city water
works has been q losing venture for
many years under municipal ownership.
The only bonded indebtedness OF the
city Is 5000, 600 carried on the water
works. The wlter works has never been
able under past administrations 10 turn
over any revenue to the city. The city
having to pay 0v-r 100000 In interest on
the water works bonds. In addition the
city pays the works $4,000 water rem
II this change Is made the tax rate ran
be reduced from 81 Sc TO 81 on the 800.
The city administration Is now consider
Ing q proposition by Il New York syndl-
cate. Ii 10 that the city shall coll ttle
water works and franchise for $l0,O0o,-
900, enough and more TO pay nft the
bonded indebtedness. The syndicate
also agrees TO furnish water at a twenty
per CEN reduction IN present rates.
The proposition will very likely be ac-
copied by the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03

The sixth annual session OF the Ep-
worth Park Assembly will be held at
Epworth Park, Bethesda. Ohio, COM
menclng August s. and continuing until
the 18th. a number OF prominent In
striciors In the various departments
have been engaged. The amusement
features have been well provided for.
Among the prominent sololsts who will
appear are Mics Minerva Cochran. So
prano. OF Chicago. and Mr.. Clement
B. Shaw. basso, OF the same city. The
session this year promises to.be OF more
than usual interest and attractiveness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
FOR LABOR DAY.
Trades Assembly General Com
mittce Held u Meeting.
STATEfAIR GROUNDS INSPECTED
ny tho Committee and Found 10 be the
Hest Place for tho Coming Celebration,
which promises TO Eclipse all Past La
bor Day Ana,rs-The Amusement Pro-
Erem,ne iicinR Shaped Up-Iilcyeie and
Horse Races Scheduled.

. u.
The general labor day committee OF
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly, which has In charge the mp
proachlng celebration Of Labor day,
Saturday, August 20, on the State Fair
grounds. held a we'll attended meeting
In Trades Assembly hall yesterday
morning, and transacted considerable
buS'ncsS In connection with the cClc-
brntion.
This committee visited the State Fair
grounds In n body, previous to the
meeting and were shown around by
Secretary George Hook. 1t was found
that the arrangement OF the grounds
Is Just as tho committee would have
desired, much better than Il was two
years ago when the celebration was
held there.
The committee hns decided to make the
racing feature OF the celebration soinc-
thing worth going to see. The trolling
and pacing events will draw out the
best harness racers In this Bectlon, and
tho bicycle race for which tho assem-
bly, viii Put up prizes valued Mt $40.
Will attract tho best talent IN this Soc
ton. The bicycle race prizes were d.
vided as follows: First, SIS; second,
$40, third. Sl5: fourth. $40.
BIDS for furnishing the music at, the
celebration were opened, but the con-
tract was not awarded for the reason
that n band, whose bid was other
wise satisfactory, has among It's mem-
bership a non-uniOn painter. An et'
fort will be made to s~trasghten ont this
tanGle and esecure the services OF the
organization In question.
The full labor day celebration pro-
| Gramme will be prepared ut the next
meeting Of tho general committee, Sun.
day. August Q. The programme prlvl-
leSe was awarded to Ned Sims at his
bid Of S95. Other business Of minor I'm
p%ortancc Was transacted by the CONF
rnlttee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03
MR.. BULLARD RETIREs


From the Active leadership Of the Fourth
street Choir.
II will come as n surprise 10 most pco-
pie to learn that Mr.. L. n. Billiard, who
for several years has been leader OF the
choir OF the Fourth street NJ. i. church.
and under whOse leadership that musi-
cal organization has become perhaps
the leading n OF tho city. will shortly
retire from the active leadership OF the
choir. After October I. Mr.. Billiard will
not lead the choir on Sunday. Mr.. Pcr-
~, the present urEanlst, viii be made
sDEslstant leader. and he II to lead the
choir. Mr.. Billiard will lead on special
occasions and VIII continue to do the
drilling"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03

THE sisters Of st. Joseph or the North
Wheeling Hospital sincerely thank all
thOsn who participated In the picnic held
for the benefit Of that %inst!tutlon. and
feel very grateful for the Efforts made In
their favor. Considering the weather,
tho amount realize, $1,000 Il, clear OF cx-
pcnscs, far exceeded their hopes. and
clearly proves that every one worked
with n truly good viii, for which we
pray they Will meet Il hountiful reward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03

SINCE 1878 there have been nine cpl
denies of dyscntcry In different pnrts
OF the country In which Chhmbcrinln's
Cole, CltolCrn md Diarrhuca Remedy
was used with perfect SUCCESS. Dysrn-
tory. when epidemic, IL almost as So
vero mud dangerous M Asintlc cholera.
Heretofore tho heat efforts OF tho nnost
skilled Physicians have failed 10 check
liz refhSes. this remedy, however, has
cured the most malignant cases. both
OF children ana adults, and tindcr tho
most trying conditions, which pruven
II to be the best medicine In tho world
for bowel complaints. 8,sg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03

On md after Monday. July 20. parlor
ears will BIO run between Partnerships
ana Pittsburgh MS scheduled below;
Leave Parkcrsburg on train No. 4 $40
p. M, eastern time.
Arrive Pittsburgh OF train No. Els
500 y. M, central time.
Leave Pittsburgh Oh train No. 2O7 $40
n. NJ, central time.
Arrive parkcrshurg Oh train No. 9,
$3.50 y. M, eastern time.
JOHN j. ARCHER.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-03

ETcctually yet gently. WHEN costIvc or
bilious, or when the blood 10 impure or
sluggish, To permanently overcome
hnbitual constipation. 10 awaken the
Kidneys and liver Ia n healthy activity,
without Irritating or weakening then, 10
dispcl headaches, colds, or fevcra, use
Syrup of Flgs.