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for the gold Democrats, was listened to
with unusual interest.
WHY DID NOT SHERIDAN RIsE2

No Plausible Reason for His Being
Kept Out of the Cabinet.
The case of Sheridan, as we now have it
before US, appears to give some additional
pungency to the question how it was that
he did not rise higher upon the ladder of
official preferment. / remember convers-
ing forty or more years ago with Lord
Lansdowne (the Lord Henry Petty of All
the Talents) on the subject of the tradi-
tional imputation on the Wings that they
would allow no one to enter the Cabinet
unless qualified by some nobility of origin.
l observed that the name of Burke was
the mainstay of the lnputation.
Lord Lansdowne replied that Burke was
an impossible colleague in Cabinet by
reason of his fractious and ungovernable
temper. But there was no mention of the
case of Sheridan, who presented, together
with Fox and Lord North, an example of
gentleness and equability never surpassed
in that best OF all schools for temper, the
House OF Commons. l am at loss to
conceive what, had the case of Sheridan
been put to him, would have been Lord
Lansdowne's answer. He was a most fair
minded and appreciative man. Why,
then was Sheridan, who stood so high in
all the great public qualities of a polti-
clan, always relegated to a secondary po-
sition? Gambling ought not to have dis
qualified him more than Fox. But, much
10 his credit, he never gambled, and he
condemned the abominable practice.
With respect to wine, it may be said that
there was nothing in his habits down to
the latest OF his opportunities of taking
office Tin 1806) which could constitute so
much as preteXt for it. The cause could
not lie in his debts his trespasses upon
others were tritiing in comparison with
the liabilities of other foremost men. In
the early days the presence of Burke
excluded might have been a bar to the
inclusion of Sheridan in the Cabinet, but
Burke was dead and gone long before the
latest and best of these occasions.
He felt it acutely; worse man would
have felt it vengefully. 1t is no wonder
that, when accepting the Office of treas
urer to the navy, he should have written
to Fox and SAID that he accepted it with
out the smallest sense of obligation to
any body. 1t is possible that his INNER
sion in the affairs of the theater may have
been deemed an objection. But if this was
so, ought he not to have had an oppor
tunity given him of removing the impedi-
ment by finding if he could find them,
means for releasing himself from that con-
nection? There is no parallel case in our
political history, and happily, it may now
be assumed with confidence that there
never will be.-Nineteenth Century.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
MANCHESTER MARTYRS,
heir Anniversary Fitting gly Celebrated
by st. Patrick's Alliance in Metro
politan Hall.

politan Hall.
In commemoration of the anniversary
OF the Manchester martyrs-Allen, Lar
kin and O'Brien-Unity Alliance No. IA.
OF. Patrick's Alliance of America, held
appropriate musical and literary exercises
last night in Metropolitan Hall.
The Alliance is purely fraternaI
ana benevolent organization. 1t has
been established for thirty years
and is strictly non-sectarian and
non-politicai. Robert Emmett (Protestant)
were he alive to-day could join it, as we'll
as Daniel O'Conneli (Catholic). Member
snip is open to ali Irishmen and their
descendants of sound physical condition
between the ages of Is and As. It's branches
exist In all the States and Territories OF
the Union. 1t is not oathbound and its
laws require all mem bers to live up strictly
to the constitution of the United States.
Ihe programme of last night had been
very well arranged and the mum bers were
so we'll sung and played that every one
was persistently encored.
The instrumental selections consisted of
medley OF irish airs on the grand organ
by Miss Marie Giorgiani; a cornet solo,
Killarney" and Faure's Lies Rameaux," s"
by Nj. Grennan; a harp solo, THE Harp
tnaL Once through Tara's Halls, and a
medley of Irish airs on the piano, by Mrs.
S. J. Tully.
The vocal numbers were THE Last Rose
OF Summer" and "The Low Backed Car"
by Miss Kitty Black; "The Heart Bowed
Down." by William I. O'Brien; The
Meeting of the Waters" b. Lottie Craw-
ford; tenor solo, 1.-THE Shamrock" and
Silent, o Moyle, Be the Roar of thy
Waters; Kathleen Mavourneen. by
Miss Anita L. Roney and trio; Come
Back to Erin" by Miss Kitty Black and
Messrs. d. ManlIoyd and G. w. Woods.
The Grafton by Colonel John O'Byrne,
the hero of 1S4S, was as iowery as Moore s
description Of the Vale OF Cashmere and
alive with patriotism.
Colonel O'Byrne gave q graphic review
OF lreland's history under British domi-
nation, and in support of his assertions
quoted literally from well-known Eng
lish historians. The crueties of Strong
bow and Cromwell, the devastation and
depopulation of the fairest island in the
Northern hemisphere by its English con-
querors, as well as the unconquerable
patriotism and heroism of Ireland's gall
liant sons and daughters, were depicted by
the speaker in a most telling manner.
From these bloody events down to those
of 1898, 184S and 1867 the speaker leo his
fascinated hearers, and when he had done
they were 10th to leave the hall.
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turkeys are for Thanksgiving consump-
uon. ihey were all raised in the vicinity
OF oakland, which is Great center for
turkeys. Last year Mr.. Stearns brought
several carloads of turkeys here.
IL was IN the craws of some of those
turkeys that some coarse gold was found,
the gold having been picked up by the
fowls as the walked over the placer groun DIS
whlch are located about Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

BALDWIN THEATER.-"An American Citizen"
CALJFoRNIA TREATER--La Loie Fuller.
COLUMBIA TREATER-''Huma
AoRosco's OPERA-H ousE- II carts of Oak"
TIvoII OPERA HousK--"Donna Juanita"
ORPHEUM-High-Cia Class Vaudeville.
ALCAZAR THEATER.- End of the Century"
The AUDIToRIuM-Enis and Mason streets
Vaudeville
morrow night.
CALIFoRNIA THEATER. -Entertainment mt by the
Stanford University Thursday evening, Nov. 20
YIN. C. A. AUDITORIUM, corner Mason and Ellis
streets-Piano Recital and Concert, to-morIo"
night
1HE CHUrEs AND SKATING RINK.-Daiiy ae
daight street, one block east of the PARK
eUIRo BATHs-Bathing and performances
OAKLAND RACE TRAcK-Races to-day.
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She was Not Kidnapped.

Chin Gwok's tale of the alleged kidnapping of
his daughter Suey Ting Gwok, on Saturday
afternoon, lacked the element of truth. The
police say they have found that he has no in
terest whatever in the res taurant at $40 Jack :
son street. but is the keeper of a disre puta BILE
mouse where the girl was an inmate. She was
not t his daughter and eloped with her lover.
Chln ln Gwok sought the aid OF the police TO re-
lover lover her by telling the story that she was his
uAughter and ad been kidnapped.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
BROUGHT 10000 TURKEYS.

Thanksgiving Birds arrive Here From
Oakland in the Willamette Valley.
George J. Stearns, one of the pioneer
business men of the town of Oakland, Or,
arrived here yesterday with 10000 dressed
turkeys, which came by express. The
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
Thanksgiving Carnival.

The Robin Hood Benevolent Association will
hold carnival on Thanksgiving eve, Wednes-
day, Novem ber 25 in the Mechanics Pavilion,
and not on Thanksgiving Day, as has been
published. The building is being specially
decorated for the occasion, and when the
pleesure-seekers are there in full force, 1t will
present most charming scene.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
AIICTInN SALES.

TY Cook & Co.-This day, November "a CHINA
ware, Mt % Kearny ST., at O'Clock
BY MADIGAN & Co.-Th.s day, November "a
Wagons, etc, at 1922 Mission street.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24

mating 1865. 900. 1t will thus be seen that
the ultimate result of the Molineux de-
cislon is 10 save the State about $415, ,00o."
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
Divorce Suits FILED.

Divorce suits have been filed as follows:
Bertha Jacobs VS.. Samuel Jacobs; Carrie A.
Thompson VS.. Anson B. Thompson; Laura E.
Price VS.. Edward E. Price; George Besson VS..
Mary Besson; Susie Lacour VS.. Alfred Lacour |;
William J. Smith VS.. Margaret Smith; Edna
Augusta Stone VS.. Elmer Gran Stone.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
Trunks moved 2b Cents.

commercial Transfer Company, 43 Sutter st.
Tel main 40. Furniture moved reasonably.s
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24

The common measure of road distance
in France is the kilometer, or 1000 meters,
little over three-quarters of mile.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-18

lator. which has already been adopted
by the party. Il is called the "swop
trick" and possesses the fine qualities
OF simplicity and Stiffness The Re
publlcans by the new device are to
have the legislator. the PopulisIs the
sheriff. The Republicans take the
county court clerksnip, the Populists
the clerkship OF the circuit court.
County commissioners. magistrates.
assessors and constables are TO be
equally divided between them. and the
circuit iudgeship is to be attended TO
in proper time The great itinerant or
ganizer mas approved the plan and the
work OF fusion is to be carried on 81
lently and vigorously.
The Republicans Of Braxton county
10 not honor overmuch our Populist
friends by those vapid. perfunctory
promises which will not be I'm their
power to perform.
The great majority OF the Demo-
cratic party South and West is for free
silver. The East controls the Repub-
lcan party and is opposed 10 silver.
is il to the latter the Populists will go
% carry out their principles TO tri-
uTph2 Those POpulist5 who have
been Democrats have had time 10 learn
that outside Of the old party no right
nor concession can be gained
The attention Of the Democratic
press is called 10 the course being pur-
sued here. so that Democrats every
where may be on the look out and well
prepared.-BraXtOn Democrat.
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How He Got Even.

New York Journal.
Four Germans were playing pinocle
and drinking beer in an East Side re-
sort into which with unsteady foot
steps and q swinging motion, a partial
ly intoxicated Caledonian piper entered
and asked inQuiringly which one of the
gentlemen present would pay for a hot
Scotch OF which he felt himself to be
very much in need The four Germans
interrupted by this unwarranted intru-
sion looked sternly at the Scotchman,
and one OF them said:
You had better go from here quick
away. You are not wanted already. "
But the CALIFORNIAN intruder did not
depart because his reception was inhOs-
pitable He said.
If one OF YOU won't pay the score,
perhaps another will. What say We,
lads?"
Then one of the German patrons of
the saloon, rising to his feet. motioned
the Caledonian to depart. we require
You not, he said.
The piper did not answer. but. fill
ing the Highland bag. he Began, with
some uncertainty Of touch. unmelodi-
GUS and unmusical to play The Wacht
am Rhine on the bagpipe and with
such deadly effect that the German card
party was soon broken up and the pro-
prietor OF the saloon was glad to Stake
the thirst OF the intruder with whisky
and lemon in an endeavor to make him
desist
The reviving courage of one Of the
piuOcle players had reasserted itself
meanwhile and, returning to the sa-
loon from his home upstairs, whittier
he had fled, ne removed from around
his neck an old fashioned comforter
Of wooden stun. took off his cap. and
bringing out of his pocket a wooden
pipe OF ebony. punctured with holes,
he began playing on the flute The
Blue Bells of Scotland as German
understands it. and the piDOcie party
was resumed without further mOleSta-
ton from the Scotchman with his bag
pipe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-18
rR KENNEDY ON ACETYLENE.

r.- ro1u,town Nan says IL WIN Make
..taIution Boa Methods OF Lighting.
..rrs own. February IA Journal
s0oudent called aJ the office Of 5.
| Kennedy. at Johnstown. after his
visit 90 Philadelphia and made
inquiry regarding the Acetylene gas
los progress. To- which Mr. Kennedy
.i
THE work Is being done very thor
and by competent workmen.
requires no Gift of prophecy to fore
ee early substitution of Acety-
for the other forms of illuminat-
gas as wei as electric lighting.
-. while it viii work revolution in
.. methods of lighting. it is bound
..u its very simplicity, safety. effect
..1ess and low cost 90 work q great
evolution in am manufacturing pro-
..ssos MS we'll The city or town which
cam supply it's street lamps from the
cylinder concealed I'm it's lamp-pOst will
not Dee slow I'm doing away with its
COSTLY mains and connection. The
manufacturer win soon learn the util-
ity and advantage of the cleaner and
dent may discard his troublesome and
dangerous oil or gasoline apparatus
and the city householder may laugh
go the eXactiOns of gas corporations
when ne divorces his house from the
ar and stores HIS six months sup
ply of gas i'm his cellar closet. The re-
tiyo value OF Acetylene. compared
with city Gas. stands about as follows.
"hirty-0ne cubic feet viii equal 1921
rn.c feet of city gas One pound OF
carbide. 10 feet OF Acetylene. costs two
rI One-half cents One hundred and
lty-two and one-half cubic feet of
CRY gas costs Al cents. Therefore six
gents win purchase the same quantity
NJ Illumination that can be purchased
r city gas at 81. At these prices 10
win he q formidable competitor and
win emharrass the efforts of other IL
Eliminating companies I'm sustaining
present prices Albany Journal
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7ss.c: recs.yts. LOO bushels; Shipments
800 bushels.
oats In fair demand; No. mixen ENC
Rye. dull; No. Ale.
Lard In fair demand at $ %.
Rulk meats dull 81 81 l.1sd5 -.
Bacon, barely steady ct So %.
Whisky. dull; Gales. 536 barrels az u 2
Butter. oulet: Elgtn creamery Eoc' OnIo
creamery l5c; dairy &c. .-,
Sugar. fr1n; hard rehned lS-l6goSc'
Eggs, firm AZ lO'Sc. 81, -.
Cheese. steady; good TO prime Ohio nSt
ad9Ac
TOLEDO. February 17.-Wheat, acttve
ana lower. No. cash and February n<c'
May 7{%c July NHc.
Corn. dull and steady: No. mixed &c
No mixed 3SISc; May Se4c.
Oats. dull and sthedY; No. mixed nto;
No. 2 white 22c; May 23R<c
Rye. dull: No. cash 4fc.
Cioverseed. active and steady prlme
cash and February q Is May 81 55H.
Accomplishment. $500 bushels; corn.
1900 bushels; oats. $40 bushels; e!overseod'
3t0 bags.
15o0 bushels; corn, 1880 bushels; clover
seed. SO bags
PHILADELPHIA. yshrUary f.-Buter
hrm and in good demand; western eroAn-
Eggs. auiet ana nrm and xc higher;
fresh nearby 14114lsc western l4dr+I+c.
Cheese. unchanged.
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-.. +. ,rbfcans VIII Have the Ma
a.-e and Bosses to Contend With
Vast Virgi1is--The Old Timers
rr-7.sl 20 the Rear.


,-. has broken out IN the
.-rp in West Virginia.
4..t-.-,o ono caD see. Since
..-..,, -, tho
.1cre hos been an eieile-l'
publican party led by such
Newell Foreman. Flick.
,.---.- .,a o.bars who
constant ln season an" o''e
.r fghtinS tho battles or
,rs~, o-ad~enrial cleo
,---- ~ -o OF these men
--f,,s..o-,- endure the
--~1--r foot the bills
~. ro-oordaiued and as
+.- the sake OF keeping
..,. rr--v alive and in 1ght-
.or These performances
.-.f with every succeeding
rr sFrhtlv varied. and with
.-I individual success. For
... wears this droary. mOnOt-
-,..,,, u-es gone through
...... '--es mn varving the re-
. time arrived when the
conceived that there was
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ARRIVE

From Chicago. rs a. 10. and .-.i' p. To-
daily. ,. cincinnati and COlum
FROM o. ~ and $50 D. IN. az ~
bus 10y r a: M Accommodation -. a. nn'
% 20 o. ., m. except sunday, Re M.
ara Za,nS.. .y sccommodauon' j Do DE- '''
dsiiy. except SUNDAY ds,lr
Randusky mail CI1AS. O. SCULL,
c.oerni Passenger Agent.
LANE. T. P. Agt.. Wheeling w.
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THE MIGMHN,

Nav Hnd elegantly furnished. where the
tAty,ty esa ausScA 6sir thirst asa be served
1itS ths Al->-a Imported sRd Dsnsstie
Lsuors. u t"Inpertsd rad Domestic
&c.. .rd u. ties Merchants Lunch
49,, m stair. .old lunch. WITH hot coffee
thing served quick and neat. NotIcs
-, e1trn1ce on Fourteenth street. WigwAm
po'.s,rant ). BRUBAKER, Prop
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rRANs-oHro DIVISION.

For Columbus. Chicago and ihs West
10 a. m. daily. and 80 p. n'. dA.y' or,s
nun y, daily and ll.4O p. 3d.. except
s .V and 2:iO a. IN. sunday 9 2y
m and $3.50 p. m. except SUNDAY 20
GAINESVILLE accommodation. '.'' "-'
ea sa yndusky Man. lOl5 a. m daily
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. February l7.-Money on
call. easy az 4G4ls per cent, last loan per
cent. closed az per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5izlI per cent.
Sterlinr exchange. Arm with actual bus
mess IN bankers bills az ftai0t>S for de-
mand and iS5laG4S6S, for cd days. Posted
rates 4S7G iSS ana 4SSiaGfS9. Commercial
bills 4T4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-18
AFTER THE rOrULIsrS.

hrnubucans of Rra1ton County Resort
20 tho swap" Trick.
" fairly we'll understood that
1u1icans are endeavOring TO
e the P0puGsrs and BraNtOn
my This year. A new method for
so has been suggested by L. NJ.
-l Po~uhHc7n wari0u-
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PENNSYLVANIA STATIONS.
LINES.
TRMNS RUN 81 esSrAAL naE.

Ticket Oaes AT FsnRIylV wanna Bbst tea sA
Water 81. Foot OF Eleventh g., Who'll
Ing. 1t hoLarS HSrSe. Nhesiink, aad a.
thS POnnsylVanis Staten. BridHe1srt
Gouthw0st 1ystall-Pea handle RsutA
'I)aily. Except Sunday.
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stse-~ 1ErgToEE sIATE; IL, c6 S,!ls
". KnSH AaH'ri, nInr7 . O''A
csssuasr EUbSoH Rsssrt ANEW, Mas
- TasS 1lsEAAd0. Clerk. Every
Ta a..1sr TSIsGISiA ?. s. CALHOUN, Mas,
- q EeTr. clerk Every Sunday al
T. r. ..t.-.,... - 80
"' ''' ,---- - p = nGNTT Aperfe
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OHIO. RIVER RAILROAD co

on and after sunday December ..' ''S'
ys..,ng.r Trains wall a." "' .''. ..-n
80 tp.ily except SUNDAY. LASER"
TtiTns
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LIVE STOCK.

CINCINNATI. February 17.--Hogs. low
er AZ - R{s4 ~; receipts. 500 head; ship
ments. 90 head,
EAST LIBERTY, February i7.-Cattle,
slow: prime 81 hof4 %; good butchers - IN
a. 20: rough fat 80 E13 ".
best workers. - E5S4 ~: common 70 fair
Workers and pigs a +Sfp4 30: heavy hogs
81 zc7i4 70: rouRhs - coos ..
Sheep. lower: prime s. seas 10: good s. 8
N3 90; common s. 0rI3 70: iAmbs - 0oa4 s.
Veal calves o. 5Dd7 -.
DRY GOODS
NEW YORK, February l7.-There was
quence Of Tho large number Of buyers ard
some business was done IN cotton and wool
dress goods, fine printed fabrics doniots
and shlrtingr for next autumn. hut staple
FscdS were slow. ASents have reduced the
price OF Great Anchor T;ds sheetings 20
tho hEr'- " 'tit~ FOR l0-< beached Print
ing cloths very dr,l at nc.
r NiL RIN f'R. February T-Print
cloths quiet ar SIC.
METAL MARKET
NEW YORK. February 17.-Pis iron.
quiet
Copper. steady.
Tin, steady; straits s15i0l715 20: plates
quiet; spelter quiet
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WHEELING REGISTER TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1896.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOISES BUSINESS ICIDEEY,

eshaefsr Q BTfSAsrst H1Hdiay, BnIa
Street eeFFsr AIiSY ~. 4 Practical Busi-
neSs TrafSfHg esesel. where a ySurE man is
tHuRht szNeAy a. X he were h . big busi-
HsSt hOwrs. Bvsyy branch - thsrSu6hly
HrASlSHi GRA RssfSi.
The frNinfSG reeS fVsd VIII aRks yoU val
IN Bile to any busfHess house IN rhis oogntFy.
BuEfSesu nzer parents and young men are
fnvttea to esIl and see for themselves the
methods used.
Morning, AftsrHSSn asS evening sessions.
Gs29sAdc
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As Coupon o.. .A's- p
L. 8. 2s Registered '....'', 80 ~
Pacific SIS or s1........-.- W.
States-lull.
nrCads-Flrrn.
St0cks-The speculation on the S5ocN
Exchange to-day was mainly conhneu 10
me home accoun; owing 20 the fact that
me London stock market was TOO marrow
to afford lt,le opportunity FOR arpl-raSe
operations here. mere WeF5, n'".E ~
some small purchases OF s. Paul ana
few sles of Louisville and N1SnNlle- w a.
bash preferred and Ontario and w Germ.
The local trading was In lighter volume
chan ~ late. but the dealings were char
acfcr.zal hv a decidedly hrn zone anu IN.
trerf NJ figures was upward. a factor Tor
strength was the lack or pressure 20
sell I'M any Of the pools. except in1t dUrlN
The morning there was some professlonAi
selling no Manhattan, reSu-llAE IN
break bro chat stock OF "a per cent from the
CloSing price OF SATURDAY. me gene 7i
market was somewha, depressed Ia the
early trading owing 90 the development of
a realizing movement which quickly spent
its force. though assisted by lower prices
from London The industrial chares were
weakest hut The only reactions exceeding
fractional limits were In Sugar and Leatn-
ar preferred which Welded 1 per cent.
each Later In the afternoon gains Of 2.s
per cent. fin Sugar. 2is In Leather preferred.
. ir Tobacco. r. In Chicago Gas. "a ~
New Jersey Central and fraction In the
rest of the list IN the iat0 trading prices
were 90 or near the best OF the day. The
bond market was quiet but generally 6rm.
The aggregate dealings were N,H1'p
The government bond market ruled sirorr
and higher with continuance ot the
heavy trading an Tho new A. coupons
rrra. 7ftrf,. The total sales were $50 81
S.,-a mortgages were without essential
change 5000 Virginia centuries We.
dealt fr no f-f. Total sales of stocks ILL.,
w -1,-se Quotations closed hid:
A+-rfs1r ......... .......... .............. 1913
Adams Express ......... ................l4S
Af1n and .rerra Haute Observation-Disclosures ~
American Express ......... ............lu
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. .slia
Canafa Pacific .----.... Observation-Disclosures. 81
Canada Southern --.--.... .............. SD
Central Pacific ......... Observation-Disclosures. ~
Chesapeake and Odio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ll's
Chicago and AltoD........... .........l5f
S 1855, a., ..' ''''- f2N
Dl,.vss-s and Hudson 19-is
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. ARRIVE.


ARRIVE.
From iewi k. Philadelphia. Bait
nora ar wa lngton, $50 a m. dAlJ'
md I:8 o. m, except Monday. ,.oe
Cumberland accommodation ~" y i"''
'1 Gfsfton accommodation. 1910 a. m''
daily. a,.,or 7.B A. m.
ana i:40 D. m, except Sunday ana q" y
'i Grafton express. I:25 p. m. Monday only
WHEELING AND PITTsBuRG Dl'l'
W SION.
For Pittsburg. Washington. BaltlihoIe'
phiIadelphia and New YORK. so T. "-
a1 Fog Up PittsburE, 7:lO q. M daily ,.o,
Pittsburg express. S:s ?. m'' eA0ep'
Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia. IA; Eau
.,ars Washington and Plttsblrs, WV "a a
N. daily. 80 2. M. except oN'''
EP,,t.hurR nail. 1000 a. NJ except 9un'
day. and 100 p. m. daily
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station feet ElsTsath ana Water Ste.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-18

GOING NORIH.
Electric cars between Wheeling. Mar
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Bridgeport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-18
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. February 1.-THE disAp-
pointing small decrease In the worlds vfe-
ible supply caused a slump In wheat to
day. causing It 20 close at boss OF iS9hc
from Saturdays figures. after IN early Sc
of sc. Corn and oats were nit slshtly
Affected and closed unchanged, AMI pro
NiEions made sl!ght recessions.