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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27

Government bonds strong. The, 5s closed lao
Il y cent. higher bid. Railway bonds strong.
The features were Brooklyn Rapid Transit 5s,
Chesapeake and Ohio general 4,9s, Erie prior as;
dcbcnturc IS, Texas Pacific DDS, West Shore Is,
Atchison and Central Georgia issues. The more
important net advances were in Atchison adj.
4s, y y cent, TO 5ol2; Brooklyn Rapid Transit
q. to 77i2; Central Georgia consol IS. 4, to S9A,
and LIST incomes, %, to 3lla; Erie prior As, ~, to
Ola; Fort Worth and Denver City lists, l., to
SO; Rock Island debenture 5s, H. to lolh;
Texas Pacific DDS, Y, to 26A, and West shore
4s, L q cent, to 1lO4.
Commercial price of bar silver in New York,
6Oisc. Bar silver in London closed at % 9.16d-
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 47as0d4Sc-
Money on call. 1g1A y cent, closing. at the
higher rate. Time money is quoted as follows:
five months, zig q cent, and, seven months, 3
y cent. on good mixed Stock Exchange col
lateral. Commercial paper in better demand.
Prime Endorsed bills receivable are quoted at 3
u cent, choice and primo single names ut GIG y
cent. and good names Mt 49iia y cent
Sterling exchange dull and steady. Posted
asking rates for sterling, Si.s7 for long bills and
$i.SSlo for demand. Actual rates are: Long
bills. $4.s6iid$4. s6io; sight drafts. &4.ST48
$st.s7la, and cable trans!ors. $As7l2@$4.s 7a;
5.15nsd5.15 for short; reichsuiarks. 9Aiswp5i4
for long and 95Hs195l for short;. g%nildcrs.
40 3-l6a404 for long and 4Os@lo ZIG for
short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
s cents discount and par. Charleston-Buying,
par; selling, l. premium. Savannah-Buying.
lie of selling, par. New Orlcans-Bank 81 80
premium; commercial, par. San Franciscono
Sight. lI,9 cents premium; , tteolegraph' 20
MUM. Chicago-7o cents premium. Cincinnati
Between banks, 65 cents premium, and over
counter. 75 cents premium
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27

The trading In cotton to-day was intensely dull. and
In the main OF q local holiday character. The Liver
pool N VS. was better than had been expected, and
under its influence prices here advanced for n time.
The weather and crop advices. however, were favor
able, the Chronicle was behrish. and the Weather
Bureau reported rains in Te1as. Lccal operators sold
and prices reacted and lost most of the Improvement
Dallas, Tex, June 22.-"ln summing up the Texas
situation we believe increase in acreage Will be 10
PER cent over last year Crop reports are mostly
good. and weather and other conditions for past ten
days have been ideal. Cotton plant is growing by
| aps-fe'ds mostly clear and well cultivated. AL
though plant was two 10 four weeks late this weather
has pushed growth rapidly. and If It continues crop
viii be much earlier than expect.d d. Indica.
tons point to . large crop with goo1
staple. Tho leading journal in this State has
made an exhaustive crop report from all
sections Of tho State. summary of which is as follows:
Crop is n large one. about three weeks late. due to
excessive rains and cool nights. but q cessation OF
rains followed by hot weather will bring more rapid
growth. Increase in acreage about 10 y cent,
Blooms and even open tolls arc reported in some
localities. Marked improvement past ten days
makes the Ne,cs report not fairly represent present
small and tackw ard. but very promising Birming.
ham. Ala, June 23.-" Crop conditions In this section
are much improved this week. and from all sources
we continue to receive much more favorable re-
ports Houston. Tex. June 21.-" Weather past
week generally favorable. Cotton plant has male
satisfactory progress except in northern Texas,
where rainy weather delayed work. and crop is some
what in the graSs vet. Warm and dry weather would
greatly improve the crop in this section OF the State.'
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull; No. Z, 7Lo. Tho
future trading was Rs follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27

Available cash balance.
including gold balance. 1891. 7S4.8i9 928A. 1874, 49l
Money in London, b y cent. Rates OF discount
IN open market for both short and three months
bills. ! v cent. Paris adviccs quote 3 q cents
at lob francs 55 confines. Exchange on Lon
don. 20 francs lOi2 centimes.
The Central Trust Company will, on and after
July y. deliver TO holders OF receipts for Louis
vile, New, Albany aud Chicago Railroad pro
ferred and common stock, assessment paid, the
new securities to which they are entitled. On
the same date there will he delivered to holders
OF certificates for Louisville. New Albany and
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway
Company, in accordance with the bOndholders'
agreement OF Oct. O. 1896. and modification OF
Nov. 10, 1896.
Tho baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Rail-
way Company gives notice that in accordance
with an arrangement made with Brown Brothers
90. for the extension OF Ohio and Mississippi
hallway Company's first consolidated mort.
gage, Z y cent. bonds. the coupons due July l
Will be purchased by tho bankers on or before
that date. Holders arc requested to promptly
present their bonds to tho bankers with tho
July and tho January, 1893. coupons attached.
The John i. Stetson Company of Philadelphia
has declared n semi'hnnuaI dividend of 4 y cent.
dividends have been regularly paid each half
year since the organization of the company In
1890.
Seymour Brothers & Co. offer to investors
$2oO.OOO city of Spokane. Washington, Wator
Works @ Y cent. gold warrants, also various
municipal bonds bearing ! TO 8 y cent.
The sales of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
day were aB follows:
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Atrtdtnds ana guterest.

once OF WELLS hRGo CO.,
BS
NEW YORK, June ~, 1897,
FTJHE EuULAR SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
i THREE PEN CENT. mas been declared by the DE
rpctors of this company, payable July 10, 1897, at our
once, a. above.
The transfer books will close June 80, 1907, and r-
open July 10, 1897.
" THH BANK or AMERICA,
NEW YORK June 22nd, 1897,
The BOARD OF Directors have to-day d clared n sent
annual dividend OF seven az per cent, free OF tax,
payable July lat. 1897. to stockholders OF record Of
this date.
The transfer books will remain rloeed unttl July
9Th. 1897. w. NJ. BENNETT Cashier.
THE ELEVHNT WARD HANK.
NEW YoRK june 22, 1892.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared a
pemi.annunl dividend of FOUR (A) PER CENT, free
OF tax, payable on and after July !. lseI.
CHARLES X. BROWN, Cashier.
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2ubltr Notires.

pOSt oFflCE NOllCE.
Should be read DAILY by all interested % chanres
may occur at any time.l
Foreign mai S Z r the week ending July !, 1897, will
cioss in all cases at the General Post
once as follows:
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
CESDAY.--A A. u. for EUROPE, per greamahfp
Lahn'. via Plymouth and Bremen 0ettes for Ire
land must BE- direct d per Lain ~.
WE~DSESDAl.-At Z A. NJ. supplementary Q A. ny
for EUROPE. per ste amship Paris, via Saathamp.
ton letters for Ireland must be dire ted per
Parts" "; at y A. VI. Complementary lt:3O \. M
for EUROPE. per steamship Majestic. TIA Queens
town: at $3.50 p. ". for BELGIUM direct. per
steamship kensington. v a Antw erp Qetfers muss
be directed per Kensington ~.
T~HCRSDAY.-A A NJ. for EUROPE craftsmanship
Sornlannia'. via Plymouth. Cherbourg. and Ham.
steamship Schiedam via Amsterdam letters must
be d rected per Schiedam"L
3 A. VI. for EUROPE. Ir steam
ship Lucania'. via Que. ns'own letters Ter France.
switzerland. Italy. spain, Portugal. Turkey.
Egypt. and British India must be dirrtted per
Lucania'D; at : A. NJ. for FRANCE SwITZER.
LAND. ITALY SPAIN, PORTUGAL. lCRKEY
EGYPT. and BRITISH INDIA. per steamship
La Touraiue'. via HaVre Cetters for other parts
OF Eurupe must be directed "p'r La ToGaine');
at A NJ. for N~ETHERLANDS direct. per steAnr-
ship Maasdam. via Rotterdam Ietters must
be directed per Maasd I'M -; at = A. NJ. for
GENOA; per steamship Vera detters uust hs
directed per werra -; at 10 a. N. for SCOT
Glasgow letters must be directed = per City ot
Roin-"D; ut II A. NJ. for NORWAY direct. per
steamship Island letters must be dtrecteC " pep
Island ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27

Real Estate Priyats salo..

.stnbior 4 Smith have sold for tho MarI.Ernst syn-
dicaio To Paul u Pugh. at about 1000, the block
front on the west SIDE Of Amsterdam avenue. from
ls.th To lSsth street, a plot ] ,7xl00. The buyer
vii improve tne plot. MIR. Pugh gives In part pay
ment Nos. 400 to I72 West li5th street. four private
dwrllings. on a plot 8SXio0.
The Marx Ernst syndicate have also sold to Q
builder this block front on the east SIDE of Audubon
avenue. from 10th to 18TH street. and TO tho same
buyer seven lots on the north side OF lSBth street.
100 feet west of Amsterdam avenue. These plots
will b" inprl wed At once by the erection OF dwelling.
Max Marx has sold TO Fcrnharlt MetEger, Nos. 1873,
l3S, 40, and i42 Wet l42d street, four I'VE story
nat hOus's and stores at the nOutheast corner OF Edge
connie avenue, for about $4,000.
NJ. Bargchuhr & Son have sold for n Mr.. Zollwager n
nvcstory nat house, with stores. a6x70. No. 1874
Madison avenue. for about $4,000; and for Louis
With the two ~nve.story nat hOusrs, each 25ISOx
lo0.ll. Nos. 3ls and si6 " est ix5th street.
The estate of Jam = Mcuay has sold 10 Charles
Garneau No, 9l3 West Thirty sixth street, q three
story brick dwelling, on lot l7x75 for about or $40.
Robert J. Blake has sold TO a Mr.. Herzog No, 30
West Forty NTH street. IA four.Btory stone dwelling on
lot rs. l0XlO 90. for about I35. 900.
Patrick Hoggina has sold No. bBI Fast | 9Th atrsst
"a fonT'tory brick HAT house ON lot 20. 6xlO 90 II.
William Lynch has sold a plot on l45th street,
south side, 525 feet weAi of the Boulevard %. hxSO.
Charles ]. McMauus has sold No. Dl4 Wost II 9TH
street: n hvc'stOry double HAT house on lot 2G.3x
lOO.li.
Thomas CAHn has sold No. 3l4 West I44th street,
frame dwelling aud vacant lot "a, l0LI Irregular.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27

Futures here closed steady with prices unchanged
to 10 points lower The total sales were BE, 900 bags.
Havre decliroi Lf. Hamburg was unchanged. Rio
was W ak but unchanged; receipts 1000, stock
2l3, 900; exchange Z 26-32d.. an advance OF 1920.
Santos was quiet and unchanged receipts in twOdaya
$4,000. stock 25l. 900. Beartsh cables and liquidation
by tired holders caused the decline to-day.
NAVAL. SroREs-Unchanged and steady. at 270a79c
for spirits turpsntinc; rosin. 91.72la&Sl rs for com.
mon to good strained.
PETRoIKrM-Crude certificates were unquoted hero
and In OIL CITY.
PnovIsIoSs-Lard lower. Prime, o4.ob Pork
nrm but quiet. Meas. 81. asa *. TO. Tailow, 3 lilo
state, fresh gathered, lie. Chicago, June 9Th
sral re, cipts Of hogs and q further decline In that
market caused provisions to rule q little lower. Tho
volume Of trade was rather light, with the demand
mainly on ontside orders. indicating an increase in
tho speculative trade. With tho exception of one Of
tho large packers who bought lard. the offerings
came from the manufacturers; 1904 00 hogs are OK.
pccten next week. There seems to he consid' rAble
underlying strength to this market. based on the be.
lief In better times as reflected IN other speculative
markets"
sudAR-Raw. nrm. and unchanged; So test, &c.; 90
test, ai2c. Refined unchanged.
CHICAGO, June 2B.-Thesa " sre to-dny's priooa:
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PRINTED MATTER, &c.-Gcrman steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &c. for Ger
many, aui Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&C.. for OTHER parts OF Europe. Am rcan aud
White Star steamers on Wednesdays, German
steames on Thurs lays. aud Cunard. French nd
German steamers on SATURDAYS take Printed Nat
ter. Sc. for all countries for which they are adj
vertised TO carry mail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27
~ERCIAL COMPEgD.

SATURDAY, June Recommendations
was stronger but quiet. Sales AZ. 900 bush. winter
wheat on private terms for export. Free on
board afioat: No. l Northern spring New York,
79l4c.; do. Duluth, sO4c.: No. o hard winter,
7Ii2c.: No, ? do, 7Sc, Futures advanced 7ac.
TO llsc. After Change" July on curb was
76isc.; September. II 5-l6a7l4c. closing at
7lNsc. Future sales 2,l75.O 900 bush. as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27
oprntn0. Highest. LorOtst. ClosfnO. "a

Rarley--Was duh, but firm. New feeding. 2sa2sl4c,
cost ana frrisht 70 Bnnal1i mailing, B-s acc. as to
quality: kyewR' hTmeT, but quiet. state. asa 3pc.:
Cnrn-spot was dun. sales $1,000 bush, Including
10000 No. 2 niAed on private terms. free on board
anoat for export. No. z miAed In elevator quoted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27
GtnanriRI.
To THE OF n
Ohio & Mississippi Railway Co.
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds,
MATURING JANUARY LIST, 1898.


MATURING JANUARY ist. 1898.
THE BALTIMORE 4 OHIO soUTHwEsTEHN
RAILWAY ~ have arranged with US for
the extension OF the
90. ssS, 900 First Consolidated Mortgage . Pcr
Cent. CurrencJ Bonds, and
oaa. DOG First Consolidated MortGsEe o Fer
Cent. sterling Gold Bonds.
maturing January lst. 1898. OF the OHIO q
MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY. for
q term OF nifty years. from January LIST, 1897. to
January LIST, 1947, with interest at the rate OF Z
per cent. per annum. payable July LIST and January
LIST Of each year. both principal and interest OF the
said extended bonds to be payable in gold coin OF
the United States of the present standard OF
weight and nneness. without deduction from said
principal or int rest for any tar or taxes, now or
hereafter imposed thereon. By the lawp OF the
United States. or any State thereof. which the
Railroad Company may 90 required BY said laws
to deduct or retain therefrom.
UNTIL AND INCLUDING July 18TH NEXT. We
oner to the holders Of the above bonds the privilege
Of extension. upon the payment OF elo per bond Of
$1,000, as follows:
The z per cent. bondhoiders TO receive . 81 900
Bond. extended for nifty year from January l. 1897.
at Z per cent and sl5 in cash. representing tho diner
ence in interest between 4 per cent and z per cent
upon coupon due July /, lss7....-..e1b
upon coupon duo Jan l, ls9s.---. 10
$50 g. g R' sssat
Len payment for extension .-..--... 10
Cash
The Q per cent. bondholders to receive a $1,000 bond.
extended for nifty yearr from January 1. 1897. at
per cent, and s5 in cash. representing the difference
in Interest between I per cent. and 8 per cont
upon coupon due July I, lss7.-..---tlo
upon coupon due Jan 1. 1soS-..--.. 10
$50 81 sP' Ssnd5
Less payment for extension .--..-. is
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surplus- o+s. 800, $50 S4a, e39. so Inc. SsAs, 200
two years ago S34. . 1928.
The imports of general merchandise. includ-
Ing dry goods at the port OF New York last
spending week Of last year. The imports of
specie for the week were $l5l,497, OF which
Since isJJ Jam Si !. Is sS .o6i .oss. Exports sIsai sp Of specie chp were:
Gold. 1900 66. and silver, 81 .069. 266. a total
Week. The exports Of Specie since Jan. / have
been: Gold. $23. 62s. $50. and silver. So. ss7, 626,
a total of $I6,5l6.47s.
Standard Oil liauidating certificates sold ut
323l2932l and closed at 323l2d324.
The Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
road reports gross earnings for May of 90 1851
tho same month OF last year. and net 1886. 627,
an increase OF SllS,498. For the eleven months
s6sin a. d Mas si t Of g IS sss ss Ss1 ss e w15e s2d'7 W;si
the correspondents period Of last year, and net
$lo,sl5.446. a decrease of 81, l76,6 s9.
rr Tss s cheis6ps1,6 be M and &C 9h ks,I R sss sd reports
OF $l6.6o7 as compared with the same month Of
last year, and net S2j5.45s, IL decrease Of Sl6.-
gross earnings were $9.s46.6 $50, an increase OF
$445,671 as compared with the corresponding
period of last year. and net So. 100, ATS, an
increase of $173, 769.
The Houston and Texas Central Railroad re.
ports gross earnings for April OF $221.44O. a de-
month Of last ' ear. and net 500. 575. an increase
Of Sls.1o6. For the four months ending April
oo me gross EARNINGS Wcrc SSoS.J4O, an IN
crease Of $22,65o as compared with the corre-
spending period of last year. and net $lS3, l13,
an increase OF S32,Oi5
The Central Pacific Railroad reports gross
earnings for April of 81 .0l7, 647, an increase of
$67,4s4 as compared with the same month Of
last year, and net 1870. 7S0, an increase OF 1884,
sOs. For the four months ending April 80 the
gross earnings were SO. 6S3, $40. an increase Of
$43.4sS as compared with the corresponding
period Of last year. and net 81, 23l, 242, an in.
crease of $79.s63.
The Cleveland. Canton and Southern Railroad
reports gross earnings for May OF $57.3 1868. a de-
crease OF SO, 2O3 as compared with the same
month Of last year, and net SLIGO, a decrease
Of $4,457. For the eleven months ending May
81 the gross earnings we're 1862. $50. a decrease
OF $l0.059 as compared with the corresponding
period Of last year, and net $l04. 554, a decrease
Of $42, 396.
The receipts of the Government to-day were:
Customs. 1892 ,039; internal revenue, $i44, 1877,
and miscellaneous, 1924, 92l. a total of 81, 1861, 1877.
The disbursements were VI, 295,0 900, an excess
OF receipts over expenditures of S66, 1877. The
receipts Of the fiscal year to date have been
1887 SOL BAT, and disbursements 1868. 1857, LAP,
m excess OF expenditures over receipts Of $780,
1O6. 500.
The net assets Of the Treasury at the close of
business to-day, as officially computed. compare
with those Of last Saturday as follows:
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AND OTHER sHAREA
open- High Lou~ ~CFostnu-
lza. tag est est Bad Ashed-
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500 Am con 14h IA ID Ia l4h
1910 Atch.TS
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gso B Tn G.1oeb 1904 1oeS ZOE 1Oeia
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500 ckHIp10oa 100 o 1olh
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TO {. CO
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500 ColTueL 17a 17a 8 leia IT
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40 La Cen p 80 8 20 9Th 20
1loLEkwp 69S 8 6eS eSa 69h
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30 nlchCeu1ol o 1ol 90 1ol
100 N 4 ST. 20 go 30 20 2Oh
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$40 No Pa. lo% 1eS 1eh 19H 1914
800 Ho.KkT 2 l3 12S l23 ID
1850 N.Kkrp 3lh 3lS 31k 3le 3lI
1910 Cent 80 81 ga $50 81
1850 NYcent1o2L 1929 1927 100
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100 n Y&su. 3 13a 1911 13b 13t
loom saw eS os 9S eS 90
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D0so " Pac p Az de 41L 1la 41h
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100 o L 54a 54la 54a Sd 54t
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1900 PIN ar elb gas 2lS 22h 22L
1850 Phil kR
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80 P~ulPLc16s 1881 1913 1881 l69L
300 w. lAR is l4h 4 Is
100 St l. as
FlStp at At 46k 40A 46S
$50 81 l. as
Y2dp- @ 49, 16A l0S 49,
100 Bu.gwp 9% 81 ga 9Hs 81
100 az aa aa 2a 90
a9s5 ST 40 62a 3 90 2 90
soStsnRkT 81 81 6h - -
$50 So Pse.- 15Is 1874 1871 l6h l6s
$50 so Rvy. 0h ga 0A On 81
1880 30 ny p. 2SJ 29ls 2SS 8 2oh
100 stJGaI
Isl p.-- 40 40 40 30a 40
eb0 CAL 23A 4 23S 21is 3D.
1900 TsKP4z- 10S lOSt lOs o lO7
$40 Tn Pae- So g. 90 50 81
100 UPD&0 9 g g Ia q
100 UsRabp 6o1s o 6O1 90 6Oi
SoUsL-- tn IN w IN r.
1900 U ST. p 6Sa 50h ssh 6oL So
100 wSS p. l41 l4H l1% lar Id
80 WY I.1o7 1o7 lo7 1o6 ITO
Ass W U roi "a S4k S3S 81 81
Total salea. 1898 shares.
rn.xur ouprATIOHa FoR RANK srorua
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27
OFFICE OF THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO SOUTHWESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY,

In accordance with an Arrangement made with
Messrs. Brown Brothers 4 Co. for the extension Of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company First Console
dated Mortgage Z per cent Bonds as above stated.
the coupon falling due July LIST. 1897. will be pur
chased by them on or before that date. Holders
should promptly present their bonds, with the July.
1897. and January. 1898. coupons attached. to Messn-
Brown Brothers & Company.
EpwARp BRUCE, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach tho seat Of the disease.
Catarrh Is II blood or constitutional dis.
case, aud in order to euro It you must
take internal remedies Hairs Catlrrh
euro lR taken internally, and nets dl-
fcctly on the blood and mucous sur.
fnCcB. Halls Cntnrrh cure In not "a
1uack medicine II was prescribed by
ono Of the best physicians In this coun-
Try for yeats, nnd IN regular pro-
pcrlpton. II is composed OF the best
tonlcg known, combined with The boHt
blood purifiers, acting directly ON tho
mucous surfaces. The perfect combine
ton Of the two ingredients w whit pro-
hnrrs SUCH wonderful results tn curing
Chtmrh Send for testimonials. free,
\, j, CHENEY q GO, Props, Toledu,O.
SOLD BY druggBlH price N cents,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river l foot
inches and rising. Weather cloudy, mer-
curry So. No boats. Little Kanawha sta
t!onary.
BRoWNsvILLE.-River feet inch
and falling.
MoRGANTowN. - River feet Z
inches; clear.
OIL cITY-Rlver inches and station.
airy. Clear and pleasant,
GREENSBORO River + feet . inches
and stationary. Clear and warm. The
Adam Jacobs and Nellie Hudson due
down on Saturday. James G. Blaine and
Florence Belle up.
STEUBBNVILLE. - River 1 foot
inches and falling. Clear and warm.
WARREN. River at low water mark,
Clear and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02
LOCAL BREvITEEs.
MOttersor Minor Moment III aud About
the City.

III, civ.
Mic. ra,o D,oron, ., Dill, .,..,.
ss ru''a D.nJ,.s' W Ia nti'a 49, ,
p ,.I, III. ,"i''eu nui''o[r VI ~
80 go" r. ', ssa,,,, nv ''e' "0''S' ''e'"t
mi ,,.,a-,,,.,.. c,,.,., ~, ,,o CT.
Ill a 80, Vie i Hiris .ioine; ~ ON,
.eei.. SUI va t.as oilsit Sthi oapS, wv
moI','.S Tis,, ~, ~ wou'u ''Ne " pace
IA 'oh''o. 'ao'e ''oino
The third class Of the Longfellow lit
eiatS soTigty saNe u spIenulG perform
a.,ee Ut lNS'eilS seliool yesterney' anu
NUMBER OIL NisItors were present
The clerical force OF the 1ntelligcncer
Is under obligations to Geo. S. Feeny
the leading fancy grocer and confec.
tione: of the city, for box Of fine CT
gars.
The foundation for the now La Belle
tin mill Is completed on one side. and
the structural iron for the building has
arrived. The work is progressing
nicely
r. II. Lowry. charged with obtaining
money under false pretenscs. Yesterday
waived examination before Squire FltZ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02
COMING AGAIN.

Brooke and the Chicago Marine Band
Gomez to Wheeling Park in one
Week.
Tho music loving public OF Wheeling
and Vicinity will learn with unbounIrI
pleasure that the great Brooke and his
famous Chicago Marine band will revisit
tho city and that soon. Ever elnco tho
great success Of this organization hero
last Sunday and the very favorable I'M
preston II lcft behind, the lovers Of ar
tlgtlc music have been cllmoflng for %
return date. and 40 strong waB the pres4
sure brought to bear upon the manage
mcnt NJ the Wheeling Park Association
that after considerable negotiation with
Manager Howard Pow, OF the band. has
arranged for q ro-1ppulrlnCo OF the
great attraction nj the popular nnd plcI
turosquo resort one week from to-mor-
row, O.
Two concerts viii bo myon, one I'm tho
afternoon and The other IN the evening.