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EaUolsen had been seeing the sights, and
had been drinking freely. Mclaughlin
Is under $1,000 bonds and the woman is
in the Harlem prison. An examination
in the case will take place tomorrow, If
Colson is In such condition as to be able
to appear in court.
(There is no Frederick W. Colson in
the Portland direotory.)
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-27

Cambridgs. Mass, October 26.-There
was nied In the insolvency court at
East cambridge this morning a volun-
tary petition in Insolvency by Rev: El-
mer d. CaPsn, D. b., president of Tufts
college. No statement was made.
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ALTHENE SKIN SOAP Is. !. r.. se's.,s ss,'

feet purity, rare durability, and exquisite
finish. For keeping the hands soft,
smooth and ueloetg thas no equal. S'4-
perb For Infants.
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-27
THE WEATHER.

Boston, October
26. Local forecas
for Tuesday: Fair,
warmer; southwest
winds.
Washington, o.
tober 26. = Fore
cast for Tuesday
for New England:
Fair and slightly
warmer; warmer,
except in Northern
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-27
SAVAGE LOOKED ON.
Frank Palmer Admits to Killing
Betsey Hobbs.
SAYS HE DID so IN YOUNG
SAVAGE'S PRESENCE.

Both Had Planned to Rob the Parsonsfield
widow-Met by appointment That
Morning-New Hampshire Boys Cour-
age Failed as He Was About to Pull
Trigger.
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-27

Mr.. Manley Confident.
g New York. October 26.-Committeeman
Joseph H. Manley at Republican head
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-27
DR.. e. e. REED,

Scientific, Botanic and Magnetic Healer,
removed from 113 Free street to AZ Brown
street. Portland, Me. Treats all old chronic
and complicated diseases that the flesh is heir
Doctor,s ofica and let him ayam;ne vomr q" case su
All cases at a distanee treated by letter; full
name. age. color of eyes and place of residence.
$1.00 and stamp. Only the best vegetable
medicines are used in my practice. Office hours
9 g. m. to u M. to p, m. oct19 I'm 1stp
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SCHOOL BOARD.

SCHOOL BOARD.
4. r. Mcbride President: w. r. Mar
TN, superintendent and secretary ..:'
....... Numa Elfer Chas. ) Matn'
-sws, l.. Kraemer, w E. Howell, J. Il.
Leblanc, Emile Toups.
THIBoDAux BRIDGE COMM .TrEE.
VIC Raglan. president: -. ....,..
-. secretary Frank Zernott. ]. l.. Aucoin
L. Y. Morvant and L. j. Trosclair.
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The Backers OF Mckinley.

The philanthropy which raised over
S100 900 to save Maj. Mckinley from
bankruptcy was not disihterested.
The man who sincerely believes
other wise is in danger OF the padded
cell and should consult brain spec
ialist. The men, who took up that
collection expected to get value ru-
celved for their contributions, and
they are the very men who are now
and who have been for six months
straining every nerve towards the cleo.
tion Of Mr.. Mckinley to the presiden-
cy. They want to see the color Of
their money again. They are the men
who expect to'profit at the expense Of
the people If Mckinley and Mckinley
ism come into power. They are
the men who dictated the original
Mckinley bill and who hope to die
tate another and worse one when
they get control Of the government.
These are the men whOse collars Maj.
Mckinley wears. These are the men
upon whose bounty he has depended
tor ten years and whose will he will
excnte should no enter the white
house.-Chicago Chronicle.
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THE WHEEL IN EMERGENCIES

A recrn, occurrence within few
miles "f Paterson, N. j., indicates
that the bicycle will soon become "a
valuable adjunct to the ambn lance
service. Robert Young and a friend
we're wheeling home when they dis
covered IL man lying in the road ahead
of them. He was bleeding aud un-
conscious aud, 40 far MS they could
Judge. very seriously injured. They
ascertained that the unconscious man
was a fellow -wheelMan who had evil
IDENTIFY taken Il header from the ma
chine, for his bicycle was found near
by in a ditch.
The nearest point at which medical
assistance could be obtained was four
miles distant and there was no way of
getting the injured man there except
hy carrying him on one of the biey-
cles.
Young volunteered to do that and,
aided by his friend, managed to get
the injured man on his back. He rode
at fast pace and seached Belleville,
The nearest town, in II few minutes,
where the injured man was soGn cared
for.
Not every rider could accomplish
such a feat as that, of course. Young
not only has the reputation of being
an athlete, Int holds the double cen
tnry record between Newark and
Philadelphia.-New York World.
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LIST OF PATENTS.

Granted to Southern States Inventors
this week. Reported by G. A. Snow
g. Co. solicitors of American and For
eign Patents, Opp. U. 5. Patent Office,
Washington, D. c.
e. C. Benson. Covington, KY, Rail-
bond for electric railways. w. y.
Carlton, Centralia, Va, Extension step
tor railway cars. j. j. Cowhig, Ma
masses, Va, Annnnciat"r time caller
for railway trains. D. NJ. Dunn,
Abingdon, Va. Telegraph sounder.
j. II. Ezzell, Mckenzie, Tenn, Corn
and seed planter. r. F. Foster, Bal .
timore, Md. Duplicate whist card
case. U. A. Cared, Lexington, KY,
Machine for generating gas. L. F.
Kaufman. New Orleans, La, Appa-
ratus for evaporating liquids. r. w.
Ivy, New London, N. c.. Cotton pick
er. j. NJ. Kennedy, Baker, Ga Wise.
C. Lindstrom, Vicksburg. Miss. Sue
ton pipe for tanks. .. NJ. Mattfeldt,
Mount Washington. Md, Expansion
gear wheel. j. 5. McGehee, New Or
leans, La, Street sprinkling apparatus.
j. S. Patten. Baltimore, Md, Shutter
worker. B. 5. Randolph, Fiostburg,
Md, Unloading apparatus. A. Ran
som, Wise, w. Va, Electric alarm for
steam cages. T. Roberts, Baltimore,
Md, Reducing and refining copper.
A. Silberman. Baltimore, Md, Sus-
pender end clasp. w. s. Stewart,
Palmersville. Tenn, Flood gate.
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Ordinance No.

Whereas sufficien. evidence has been given
this jury that the citizens aud tax payers Of
Apecial Drainage District No: 3 Of this Parish
extending from the upper line OF tho Acadia
planta ion to tho Anthcmcnt tract formerly
belonging to Sosthtne FOlse, on the right
bank Of Hayon LafOurche, are desirOus to
continue the payment Of the Special Tax for
drainage purposes levied on their properties
by Ordinance No. lU3 adopted by this jury
January 5th 1872 and adopted and ratified
by them according 20 law. at the Goneiai
Election held iu April 1882.
Resolved, that u Special Tax Of eig} [Si
mills on the dollar on all property situated in
said al Special Drainay q b District Of this par
ish be and the same is hereby levied for the
periOl of five years beginning on January LIST
lS91 and ~ become due and cOllectable Gn-
nually in the saine manner as the State aud
Parish taxes; provided, at the election here
in called majority of the property tax pay
tr,ot shall v"te in fa vOr of the raid special
tax. which. if SO confirmed by the tax payers
aforesai. shall be levied aud collected as
other taxes, and be placed to the credit of
said Drainage District to be used IA designa-
ted by law.
BE it further resolved, that special elec-
tion is hereby called and ordered to take
fourche Parish. on the same day of the
Presidential Election ot November A. ID.
1885, between the hours OF o'clock q. M.
and o'clock p. u. at the following polling
places tO-wit:
The polling places designated for the
| Presidential election of the present year are
hereby designated as the polling places for
| tho said special election, ut each Of which
| there shall be special box rs hereinafter
provided. There shall he one box nc each
! of the polling places hereinaOOve designated
| for the reception of the ballots of the proper
ty tax payers voting at such election. and
| pointed by the President OF this body; the
| duty Of which Commissioners shall be to re-
ceive and record the vote of tax payers vOt
| ing; keep list OF the names Of vii persOue
| voting at said election and tally of the
| votes cast for or against the said special tax
The tax payers in favor Of said special tax
shall cast written or printed ballot "F0,
Speciai Tar" and those who are opposed tG
such tax shall deposit in the box similar
! vote Against Special Tar"
On closing the polls the commissioner!
shall count the votes cast and tally the fol
, or against the special tax. rs the case may
be, and return them together with the tally
sheets and the list of voters to the President
of this jury. who shall proceed to canvass
| and tabulate the same, aud prO,nulgate thu
result of tue election, ucclaring at saia pro
/, mitigation the adoption or rejection Of thu
said special tax herein levied as the cast
may be.
That in asc ertaining the value of the prop
! erty of the tx payers in said district, thu
value as fixed by the Assessment Rolls fC
tn. year 1896 shall he taken as the basis.
Adopted aud approved Sept. 10th. 1896.
j. l.. AUCOlN, President,
J H. N. COULON. Clerk.
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Orain - ice No.

Levyiug Tax for the year 1894 on all prop
erty situated in the Parish Of Lafonrche.
snijert to taxation under the Constitution
of 1879.
Sec. i.t.--Be it enacted by the Police Jury
Of the Parish of Latourche in regular meeting
assembled that ah al yalore". tax OF mills
ON the dollar l,- aud is hereby levied for the
current year uSS6) Eighteen Hundred and
Ninety-six on all property situated III ( !"
Parish of LatOurch-. mt exempt tron 'a>.-
tion hi.rr the Constitution at IS,o.
Sec. anl BE it enacted, ETC., that til" So,
tax wli"n rnleased. shall br aplort"nrd al
set apart ss IeIlows:-
FIR. tt miiis shall he set apar: to Ifiv the
curr. III Xl enss. ut the fa, isl, iEriutii"g art
the sd tt the pa, isl. officers a,iu stall b..
known as he General .un,i.
Serunl-2a m,iis shall lie set anart and
used for the support and maintenance OF the
Public Schuuis of the Parrish aud shall be
known as the Public School Fund.
Third.-a OF a mill shall be set apart and
| used only for the purposes of building, inl-
| proving and repairing tie School Houses be-
! longing 10 the Parish, paying the salary OF
| the Superintendent ami such incidenta!s as
mey be nects tssarv, and shall be known as the
| Pabic School House Funl. The Public
School and Public School House Funds shall
| be subject TO the legal order Of the School
| Board Of the Parish OF l.aiourche and state
| ment of the expenditures thereof shall be
! submitted by ih- Schoo Board of this parish.
! through it's President or Superintendent to
| this Jury bi-annually. oh the first Monday OF
July aud January of each year.
Four,l-l nil shall be set apart and used
| for Drainage purposes, az stipulated by 0rdi-
nauce No. i92. adopted March 9th 1875 aud
| auy subsequent amendments, and siiail be
expended as therein provided tor.
Sec. :hl.-Be i: enacted etc.. that this 0r.i
| nance shall take effect froiu and alter the
| first pub lcation theieOf.
/ Adopted and approved Sept. 10th, 1896.
| j. L. AUCOIN. President,
II. N. COULON. Clerk.
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NO. IL

to keep her up until stronger arms y. {
hold ut her. Everybody said the boy
was eveIy daring. very kind, very
quick. but also very reckless. for he
mig vt have been drowned. The boy
was Garibaldi. aud if yOu will read
his life you will find these were lust
his traits all through-that he was 80
alert that nobody could tell when he
would make an attack with his Ied-
shirted soldiers; SO ind;scree, s,me-
times as to make his fellow-patriOfs
wish he WAS in Guinea, but also 40
brave and nlagnanimons that all the
world. except tyrants, loved to hear
and talk about him.
A boy used to crush the flowers TO
get their rclnr, and painted the white
side ct his father. cottage in Tyrol
With al sorts Of pictures, which ths
ncnntainr-,s gag i. mt rs wonderful.
He WAS the great artist Titan.
An old painter watche'! ii little fel-
low w!.n amused lins-.f making
drawings of his pot and brush, easel
and stool, aud said .lhat boy will
beat me snnue day" So he did, for h,
was Michael Angelo.
A German boy was reading bloo.i-
and thunder novel. Right in ,he
midst of it he said to himself: .sNow,
this will never do. I get too much ex-
cited over it and, and can't study so
we'll after it. So here goes!" aud hs
flung the book out into he
river. He was the great Germ .n
philosopher, Fichte-Our Dumb Ami
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DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.
dat No. l-rhos. Beary, o. Abatement
and ]. B. 8. Mire.
Dist. No. 2.-Thos. Barker, Oscar Antoe-
ment, g. ]. Guidry.
1 dat. No.3.-L. =. Trosclair. J. y. Leblanc,
J. J, Tomsssi
Roam AND LxvKE INsPEcrORs.
District No. l.......-.......M.L l.. bei geron'
2...................EI EIlio AVuPO
3. A. BOudreau
/" 4..........J.T. I. Leblanc
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Mayor. W. C Ragan; Councilmen, 4.
r Mcbride A. J. Meyer, ]. Louis Auco o,
Thomas Alberti 7. P. Bergeron, ana
Frank Lsrnott.
Treasurer, ,. ...P. L. Rraud.
Town Marshal RI Nsquin
slsrk H. N. Coulon
Post Mistress. Mrs. J. Ccrtis
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VOL. xxX1I.
nFFrCIAL DIRECTOR}.
STATE OFFICERS.

,.,n.r: Murphy J. Foster Of st; Mary
1ioseIncn Co. .R. II. Snyder of Tensas
Llen.. !, Sta state. JOHN T Michel of Or ans
Gee. Q, III S' Acc'ts..W W. H ard Of Unien
Aue. IT,, Trs.s A. V. Fanrnet Of S'-Mar in
sis,e .aa,e r.n NJ J. Cunn,ngh IN Natchitocfi s
by oh oh Ed. j. v. Calhoun. Of Orleans
q. 8. SENATORS.
. n.,,hord .,........ of Rar,des
W. rasarv of ST. Mary
STATE SENATOR'S.
Terrebonne
y ~, M.n tafonrcEe
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The fac n
'':':|s'' =; !: &nE2zzSzs@ 49,. !: 81 3
SOME FAMOUS BOYS.

A Swedish boy fell ont of a window
and was severely hurt, bnt with
clencIed lips he kept back the cry of
pain. King Gustavus Adolphus, who
saw the fall, prophesied that that bdt
would make man for an emergency !;
and SO he did, for he became the
famous Gen. Bauer.
A woman fell off the dock in Italy.
She was ia, and frightened. No one
If the crowd of men dared to jump in
after her; but a boy struck thu water
almost as soon as she, aud managed
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SILVER OR GOLD.

Better than either is a healthy
liver. If the liver is o. K. the
man is 0. K. His blood is kept
pure, his digestion perfect, and he
can enjoy life and act intelligently
and patiently upon the questions
of the day. You all know what to
take. You have known it for years.
It is Simmons Liver Regulator
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For years you and your fathers
have found it Of sterling worth.
It is and always has been put up
only by J. II. Zeilin & Co. Take
none but the genuine. It has the
Red q on the front Of the wrapper,
and nothing else is the same, and
nothing SO good.
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A SENSIBLE MAN!

Covers his steam pipeing and drums with
Careys Asbestos -MaKnesia Sectional Cover
ings. 1t pays for its cost in less than year.
Put in u Thompson Eclipse to burn bagasse,
shaving, rice hulls, pea or buck-wheat coal
write fer prices on roofing building and
lining papers and engineers supplies, to )
DAFFUON q STOUTZ,
$40 Union Street
om' 8. New Orleans
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THIBoDAUx La, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1896

residence of the rierre Lee place. near the
Sanders Canal on the right bank Of Bayou
Lafourche.
BE it further ordained ect, That all ordi
nancea or p.rts Of ordinances BOW pxtant.
fixing the polling places and election pre-
cincta in this parish are hereby repealed.
Adopted aud apnrove, Sept. 9th. 1896.
j. LOUIS AUCOIN, President,
II. COULtbN, Clerk.
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FLASHES OF HUMOR.

Bacon-The new woman seems 10
have the same amount Of chin.
Eg0ert-Yes, but she's got more
cheek-EXchange.
Little Annie, who had heard the doc
tor talking about her palate during
q recent spell OF illness, asked:
Mamma. is my palate where my lit
tie t0oGes 90 TO sleep? '-Phiiadelphla
Times.
Clerk-Lady in front caught stealing
goods. What snail We do?
Head of Firm-How is she dressed.
Cierk-Furs ana diamonds.
Head OF Fim-Beg her pardon, ana
ask il We shall send the bill 10 the
house.-New Rochelle Life.
PA, 80 asked Johnny, what Is nom
&c plume?'
A nom de plume" replied Pa. is
the graWiJious appellation OF the IcJl-
tious person who has to bear the dis
grace which attaches TO ones literary
misdemeanors. Boston Transcript.
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A peasant bodice Of black velvet fits
the figure closely. and the neck IS LEI
si-atly bare. The skirt IS qui,e plain,
and seems to be fulled on TO the slightly
p9.nted edge Of the pointed bodice. A
little black velvet cap goes with the
dress. and the girl who wears It should
be slim and young and have strongly
rcd hair. "as red as The roses N chs
sleeves. if possible" tAe dss. gner says.
FLORETTE.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. January 16.-Catte buyers
held hack to-day. but the run was so light
that prices We're maintained although the
advance was checked. There was a light
general demand for beef cattle a 50 D4
s. ID for common 20 choice. with sales
chiefly al So Sc6$}4 80. while fancy beeves
were about nominal. The call for butch
ers and Gamers was only fairly active.
prices ruling unchanged Few sales of
COWS cccurreA below s. 40, and fat COWS
ard heifers wNe firm at SO 0od$3 .: prime
lots selling TO a very limited extent al
50 7cQS3 r..
Hogs-Nonday's big receipts has been
followed by light arrivals and il is con-
sderod evident that the western supply
Is short. This having q very strengthen
ing effect on the market. Common to
choice So G70S3 % aud a few fancy butcher
weights s. 97i2d$4 90. The bulk brought
g. s-T39 o.
Sheep-prices We're steady although the
demand was not so urgent-as 70 has been
recently. Most of the sheen received to-
f7y We're disDosed If ar s. 500S2 60 for ma
tive and SO 5o0 So - for westerns SO 50I
81 I'D for yearlings, and So ScdA s. for
lambs
Reoeipts-Cattle, 1000; hogs. 5000; sheep
1900
EAST LIBERTY. January 1G.-Cattle.
steady and unchanged. Hogs steady
medium weights $50 10 2c0 lbs average
$40 "a $f1o prime lrrt and pigs 1886 n
AC; heavy hogs &.N ID $3.50; roughs 80 q
$3.50
sheep. steady; export wethers g GO n
S. ~; prime slecp Sc Sd n s. 10: common
81 % y - Cd, cu,ls 15c n 81 =: lambs 81 80
~ 81 go, veal calves s. 30 n Sc 60.
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DRY GOODS.

inquiry of previous reports shows greater
Improvement to-day and has been succeed
cd 10y considerable business. while much
more is in prospect. All classes Of staple
and ColOrcd cottons have had more atten-
ticn. Printing cloths have had more in
quiry and very fair sales of old clothes
Wera male.
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ARRIVE.

From, New York. philadelphia 6 All
rom nd Washington, $40 a. m'' u4lly'
and rs p. M, except 4Aa l9niy 7.O5 .. m,
except sunday ...,,,.top 1910 a. IA,
daily. ,,, ,o,,r,odation. 7:45 n. n.
and $40 p. m.' except 9ulu"''
- Saturday only. ...-ao,. ortvv
ne Grafton express 4:25 p. M MONDAY on'''
WHEELING AND PITTsBUkG DIVE
SION.
For Pittsburg. washington b .l 9,
ptfIadelphia and New YORK. So d. ~
ond 5.4j D. N. daily. IT,
ToT Pittsburg. 7:l0 4. m. dairy. ov..s.,
Pitts5urg express. 80 D. H. exec"
ARRIVE.
,o-, New York. Philadelphia, Balts'
- az Wilmington and Pittsburg, WV a.
m, daily. 1850 p. m. except ID ''''-
% P3,t Is nail 1000 a. NJ except suss-
day. and 7:0O p. m.' daily'
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rpANs-ou1o DIVISION.

-. Col,nbug. Chicago and the Wes..
-, % ~ i0.i5 a. n. daily. and $40 ,. 70
oS Columbus. Cincinnati and St. LouiS
NIX "a daily, and ll:4y p. ~, except
saturday and 2:iO a, m 9uH 111 g i5s
81, ,S as p. m. except sunday.
N; am Accommodation. S.i5 p n
ca sidlyy,drsI,v Mall. 1913 a. m. daily.
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ARRIVE.

rroro Chicago. lbs a. m. and l:C5 ana
$50 ,. m. daily. o,..,-. al co,,,r.
From St. Louis Cincinnati ES 5 ana C0lur$
oes' 'cf,frsvlue accommodation. 1910 2
D c,d r.sJ D. m. except sunday.
IT; -eeJ1 ~ Recommendation. l@l0 ?. m
caiiy. r. ,o, 1,u-
Saii- CHAS. o. SCffLTA
General Passenger Agent.
y LANE. T. p. Agt.. Wheeling y. "a,
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Through connections and through tick
cts to all points. Call on our agents or
address - -, D. A,o,.
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rop sArE-AsoUT 200 FEET OF Steam
bsatiny ME. Apply II this Office. my2sS
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G TOMLNsON. Passenger Agent
Station foot Eleventh and Water SITS.
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N,rthwest system-Cleyeiand and Pitts
burg Division.
Trains run daily except sunday as lol-
lows.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co
RAILROAD.

On and after Sunday. December u. 1893,
Passenger Trains W.I run AS follows:
suouy. DAILY except Sunday. Eastern
Time.
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GOING sOUTII.

GOING NORTH.
Electric cars between Wheeling, Mar
tins Ferry and c.. i. & w. Depot in
Bridgeport.
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rrom pr!dgeport to -. ArrIye.
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WY PENNSYLVANIA STATIONS.
VIygnn8yIVdnid LINES.

Ticket Office at Pennsylvania Station on
Water ST, Foot OF Eleventh St, Wheel
ing, at Mcclure House, Wheeling. and at
the Pennsylvania Station, Bridgeport.
Southwest System-ban-H Handle Route
'Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. january l6-Money on can
eas, M 3l.,l per cent. last loan 5'-' cos
cG si.q4 Prime mercantile paper oa' p''
.crling exchange, s,sady with ,.6 Sc'q fo,.
business ir bankers bills al i>9a4e54 Iui
--,,T ami lS-i-0 lS72, for so days. POST
.el rates 4,S0i>g ard iS9i-9 iso. CONNER
cial bills 1861.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-06
FRANCISCO FERNANDEZ PORRkTA

Frabricapte de aceite esencial de Males que
Ia. de superior caldad con premios en- dlfs
rsntes Exposiciones y Concursos.
I fGuayama, Enero 81 do 1855. ano alt