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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-13

YOUR boy should have "UneIe SANS
Navy" The Illustrations arc or tho lin.
est, and Description Of Gael. ship, cost,
lumber OF men and guns ami everything
pertaining to tho navy 10 given, THESE
books arr highly Instructive. For sale at
the Inteiliyrncer Office. Parts Land = now
ready, 10 cents each. Ty mall . cents sx.
trn on ench part To covrr pnstAu-. '2s
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BELLAIRE
ihlIsort, OF Local News aud Gossip From
Z. the Glass City.

All Sort, OF Local News aud Gossip From
the Glns, City.
y The uew!y elected officers were In
Quoted into Office yesterday evening.
without grea. deal OF ceremony.
When the council met and finished up
the affairs OF the old body 1t adjourn
ed sine die. That was the end Of the old
administration. The new officers had
taken the oath OF office and filed their
bonds and Mayor Freeze, Marshal john
ston and City Commissioner Crozler as
sumed the places OF Frank Williams,
II, W. Bahra and Charles Satterfield In
the Offices indicated, while City Solicitor
II. S. Armstrong, Treasurer y. J. Rietz
and Water Works Trustee Mord Nelson
succeeded themselves. Mayor Freeze
called the council to order and after ad-
mia.stering the oath TO the five newly
elected ones ordered n roll call. The
full council OF ten members was pres
ent and an organization was made by
the election of John Phurn as presi-
dent, and NJ. List, vice president. John
r. Cow announced his resignation as
clerk, and asked that the council elect
his successor so that he would be ready
to take hold at the next meeting. The
council selected Frank q. Jackson.
There being no business before the
council except the consideration o; the
bonds OF the new officers and the ap-
poIntments of police bv Mayor Freeze.
council went into executive session. The
police officers named were as follows:
William Seabrook, Elme. Sheppard, VIII
liam Shnnnafelt. Frank Mason, Albert
Malone, John S. Ehler. the latter city
building officer
Mr.. D. NJ. Wallace and wife, who left
here two months ago to spend year In
he Klondlke. are now on their way
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WAR seems TO be close at hand. Get Art
Portfolios, "Unrie SAINTS Navy" at the In
tsiiIgsncer ofIlce. 10 Illustrations In eaei,
part. Parts land z now on sale. 10 cents
each with coupdai. by mail . cents sx-
ira on each part to cover postage.
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Tho marks at p. m. showed z feet 6
inches and falling. Weather. clear and
warmer.
The Dick Fulton at s a.. m. and the
Belle MCGOWAN at 3 a. m, passed up
with empties yesterday. n
The Queen City arrived from below O (
3 a. M, and departed two hours later
for Pittsburgh.
The Hudson. Captain Knox on the
roof. had nice trip out of the upper
river yesterday. She departed for Gin
cinnati at a N.
THB SLACkWlATER WORK.
PITTSBURGH, Apri, u. = Major
Powell, United States engineer In
charge OF the AronongaheIa and Allie
gheny rivers, Is making arrangements
to commence work on the slacliwater
system OF both rivers in a few days, and
will push the Improvements to comple-
ton us soon as possible. The work at
Heirs Island Is Well under way, and
he. expects to. LEI the contract for the
Chanoine dam In q few days. The
other work is almost complete. and he.
expects TO have the dam finished by
next year. There Is. enough money In
sight to pay for 1t. As soon as the work
Is finished It Will open up navigation on
tn Allegheny as far as Tarentum, and
several boat owners are making ar
rngements to run 4 packet line between
this city and the head OF navigation.
The contractors in charge of the i'm.
provements on the Afonogahela have
started to work on the dams, ard all OF
the stone has been sent to the scene
OF operations, above Morgantown. The
lumber Is on the way. Nothing but
high water will hold them back, and rs
this Is the time OF the year that the
water is very low, they will be well on
with their work before any treshet
stops them.
BIG LUMBER RAFT. r.
The lumber RATS are commencing to
arrive out Of the Clarion river for ship
men. down the Ohio, says the Pitts
burgh Press. These RATS are brough,
down by the Corup!anter Indians, and
number OF them can be seen daily
along the Duquesne, way. The annua!
shipment amounts to about 100000
feet. There Is quite o spirited contest
among tow boat owners for the con-
tract to tow the RATS down the Ohio.
a number Of tow boat owners are lust
now busily engaged in bidding upon the
towing Of 4 raft from this city to Par
kersburg. w. Va. Marietta and Rising
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1895 BICYCLES Down to $500.

q New 1895 Model Ladies' and Gents Blcy.
clcs arc now being sold on easy Conditions
ns low % $500; others outright at SspS'
md lligh-grade ut Sl9.g5 md $ass,tQ 10 bs
this notice out and Hcnd 10 Senra.., Roo.
buck s. Co. Chicago. they Wilt send YOU
thoir 1895 Bicycle Catalogue and full par.
tlculurs. Il, 81 'apii !
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GENERAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.
NoT1cE-coNTRA,c:,,T,oRs..

Sealed bids will be received by the urser-
signed, until May 6. 1885. at enc 'clhck
?. m. both separately and combined, for
and specifications. terms OF contract, etc,
now open for inspection at the office OF tho
mayor OF, Cameron. ". Va. ID
D. C. HARKlNS. Recorder; "a
April L. 1855. - \ 7 3aisG
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Sun. The raft, which is being made up
a. Hers Island, will be one OF the larg-
est ever sent out OF this harbor It will
contain about I. 200. 900 feet OF lumber.
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Last night, the Pirates lost two out OF
three with Aurosas, and unless Ideals
lose thsea straight. Kenple's gang will
!lnisn at the top of,the second division.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-13
MARTINS FERRY.
Hap. an,, Mi.hap, In the Thriving City
-s4H-l L-.-IafF lero.. tts lttwnr ssfgs '.1l

1tUs tAcron INC itiSnr.
Waneta Tribe, No. 80, Improved Or
der OF Red Men, and Its friends had n
big time last might Mt the hall in the
! Boyd block. The occasion was the
twenty.itth anniversary OF the order
and the way Il was celebrated was a
credit 10 Wane,a Tribe. Tho pro.
gramme consisted OF appropriate
speeches, remarks, music and choice re.
treshmonts. Many ladies' were present
and said they regretted that these annl-
versaries did not occur oftener. Beau
tiful badges were presented by the su-
prcme tribe TO the seven members OF
Waneta Tribe who have been consecu.
tive members for twenty-five years,
Robert Applegarth, James Miskell, Ja-
cob Diehlc. William II. Moore. James
Craig, George Sterling and T. ]. 1r-
win. The charter members were: T. ].
Craig, ]. X. Eddie. Thomas Charlton,
Fred. Ritter, ]. c. Moore, william
Applegarth, r. o'BeIrne, William
Hoguc, Jacob Pence, Jacob Strahl. J..
n. Hays. Robert Hays. J. s.. st. Clair
and George Criswell.
One Of the most successful and unique
socals given In Martins Ferry for q
long time was the spring tour OF the
United States" The affair was under
the auspices OF the Young Ladies' So
clcty Of the Presbyterian church. The
crowd Tas large and all present spent a
most enjoyable evening. A neal sum
was realized.
At the congregational meeting at the
Methodist Episcopal church on Monday
night. the following trustees were elect.
ed: Drs. Frank md Paul Morrison, Dr.
j. o. Howells. T. H. Heslop. james
John and D. II. Jones.
At the school election In district II on
GleRns Run on Tuesday. f. A. Sedg-
wick was elected sub-dlrector, Zone
year., George w. Webb, sub-director,
Owo years., and William 8. Eliefritz
director.
While out driving las. evening. the
horse driven by Charley McCleary be-
came frightened at an electric car aad
two Of the buggy wheels were broken.
| Miss Mary Hull and Charles Burns, OF
Steubenrlllc, both we'll known in Mar
tins Ferry. were married at Wheeling
last night. 9
James Greer. who accompanied the
remains OF his mother to Martins Fer
ry, returned to Macomb, ILL.,, yesterday.
The In,elligencer IS delivered by car
riers ut 10 cents per week. This is a
good time to subscribe.
Yesterday Kerr Bros. broke ground
for a siS-roomed house on Eighth street
for, Miss Anna Boyd.
Mayor Barr fined Ben Chopper SIS and
costs yesterday, for keeping his saloon.
open on Sunday.
J. r. Nilson's new laundry will be
ready for occupancy in 4 couple OF
weeks.
Mira. Ellen Lee, OF Smithheld. Is visit
ing. DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Parr.
James A. Dickson. of Martins Ferry,
Is foreman Of the grand jury. 4
George L. Leseur. the undertaken, Is
gradually growing weaker.
Miss Ella Charnocl Is very sick.
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2oocoocoo ococcocooooop
|S'jE'd.)EI:R;|'iT.
BOWLING.
Q ocOocooCt;cccc tjOc,c,cOooI
eo@oopo@1

IN connection WltnNthc APPROACHING
tnttr.ci,y series Of ten, pins between
wheeling and Cincinnati, the avcraGi
work OF the teams In tho several Gin
elanau tournaments Is interesting. II
tho table below thu average team scores
IN lost weeks games Of the first aud
second teams IN enc Cincinnati .easuez
are given: }t l4
West End Leaguc:-- X.
Brighton Observation-Disclosures. i05
Washington, ".,,.................... 100
Cincinnati t.cague:-- VI
Tropwen -...,...........,...,Ss NJ
Monarch .....,...,,.....- ..'."..... 81
ralsmont League:--
Eagle .,..,.,,...........,..... SCI
Troy .,.....,........,........ 40
Price ill! I.eague:-- 4kl
pTe;ulcr ................,.......... 100
RcFnioSa ...s..,...,..,,,,.u.,., 81
Kentou County Leagues
iAndsn ......'.. ............- 20
cortyY;llo Leaguc:- IN !, ~, ~
Carnaton Observation-Disclosures. 40
Suburban Leasue:-- 8,
III Ill ...........,....s.,... IS
Biz Flyc,Leaguo;---
BE tlve Observation-Disclosures. go
Western uniteu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SCl
MnccR ....p...,.'..,s.....,.... t,5
NtYll .......,........... 40
II will be noticed that the work last
week was by teams OF the Cincinnati!
league. hut they were unusually high
scores. away above tho average for the
season. The average for all the clubs
10 III. The Rivals. of the Big FIVE tour
aament, are made up OF players who
WILL oppose Wheeling In the inter-ser-
les: they were nwap of last week, max
Ing an average team score OF only 740,
and dropped from first to fourth POSI-
ton. s 49, u
So far In practice. the Whee.lnss have
averaged $40 or $50 and appear to be
likely winners. In addition, local bowl
ers who have rolled on Cincinnati al
ieys say they are easier than the Fette
niieys. The sickness OF gus" Marsch-
ner will PROBABLY cauge change In tho
lineup OF the Wheeling team. The play
crs who will probably figure In the con-
last are Hervey, Stevenson. Handlan.
Fctte and Campbell. $50
II letter to Stakeholder Archer, re-
ceiYed yesterday. Captain Daikcr, Of
the Cincinnati team. says: II gee by
your letter that your boys are bowling
practice games; I am afraid you win
give US pretty warm reception. We
have not begun practice. but expect to
get together this week."
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Base Bali Goods.

Boys. we have the Louisville slugger.
tae best ball bat made.
ALBERT DITTAfAR,
1908 Market Street.
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fToLoAN.
EXECUTORS SALE.
fE.XECuToR's SALE. 5.

[ EIXEcuToR's 81 SALE.
u Swill offer for sale at the north front
Nv Va on Saturday, April tho 9th, COM
smcncing at 10 o'clock n. NJ. that very de-
;slrnblc piece OF property. known as the
Exley property. No. 1925 McColloch street.
and all necessary outbuildlngs Terms
1One-third cash balance In one and two
years, secured BY deed OF trust.
60 sy2s li.,s Il. :ENLEY.s ~
Executor OF tho estate OF James Exicy.
a deceased. ]. C. HERVEY.2 Auctioncer.'
L The above sale f. adjourned until Satlir-
day, April %, 1888. at 10 o'clock q. m. apIl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-13

seerars-c. Mann and Miller. Umpire
gc-n!sht-old crones and Silver Globes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-13

Three from two you can't"
says the schoolboy. Right | Three
from two you can't, either in dol
lars or dividends or sarsaparilla.
II takes the best sarsaparilla root
TO make the best sarsaparilla ex-
tract. The best sarsaparilla comes
from Honduras, c. A, and the Dr..
Aver Co. practically controls tho
entire product. Yet others claim
to be making best" sarsaparilla.
They must be making it out of the
remainder left after subtracting
three from two. But, three from
twoyou can't" You can't make the
best sarsaparilla without best root.
You only get the best when you
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-13

Observation-Disclosures. Miss MontnEue
liz N. aile5 Jepsoii
N, TIM stage f,irnlshilEs and hansinEs ior
iouso & Hermann. W.
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Lalidies'yesats..

ladies' Vests.
One case. Jersey Swiss. ribbed, 4,
s saRsaai Ley '2s nses no sleeve 6 each
One, case LadIes' Rlchelieu Ribbed
ys ssss &C. sssa9ss neck no Sleeve. PIC
One case ladies' White and Ecru
Iisle Ribbed Vests. finished neck In-
with satin collar, worth $50. for......S i7e
Limited amounts in many prices make 1t
necessary TO come carly.
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Yard Mide Muslin at &c d Yard.
yeCenIs.

Only two bales OF this extra shfrtlnS,
Muslin. Regular price OF which lsjs
five Cents.
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59cyam.
Foncy Taffetas.

"A lot OF ;cho!cc styles for waists, petit
coats, Innings, etc. more than flftys coiors
yard, at
s, $50
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FulI partieu[ars were in Y
twenty-five Pieces

NEW LAWNS AND DIaItTIEs. some
OF tho prettleat waist and dress slyleg Of
ftred this season, worth i?,se aud ~. o. y
etsc.
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Tho Grrat big Store
Eoom ON htain nnri
Tent, streets, 267 rest
OF plate glass frontnSs.
mlreiit MS ono room
200 by CO foot, or will
rent 1t in parts and
mako alterations to
snit good tenants.
\ JAMES L. IIAwLEY,
'nn Agent, 1857 AiainSt,
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V FOR RENT.
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Imported Suitinqs.

Fifty pieces new desirable colors,s In oil
wool and silk and wool Sultings, lin a. N
serges and Reps. plaids, navy. green,
brown and mixtures, value from SOC TO
3l.0 4 yard, for
59c yard
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Satin Duchess.

odtlh UutCNess. I55S5
We have been fortunate In securing a lot
OF ten pieces. % Inches wIde,S guaranteed
to wear. REGULAR price st.5o a yard. ss.e
SOC yard
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| Napkins.

One hundred dozen full Size Napkihs,
many OF which match tho linense oifered
to-day. regular price 500, aloprice
Sl.9S dozen.
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each
Quilts.

Tho greatest household offer. Four
prices, either only a fraction OF value.
sc Crochet Qulla. full slxe pretty sec
paStetns ..''.,..,.....,...........,.. w Wy,
Us large size Crochet Quilts, look as Or
well rs Mhraeilles ................... IVY IVY
1;!s heavy Crochet Quilts, SJIq
li-1 SniEe i...,..!..,................. Si'iH
si aish Ha eissass s Ss's -, s
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5 Mr.. D. NJ. Wallace and wife, who left
here two months ago to spend year In
he KlondIke. are now on their way
lome. Mr.. Wallace was taken with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-13

eEoR RENT-DWELL1NG, NO. lao SIN
SLtTEENTH. street.; eight rooms, bath
room. hot; and cold water. both gases:
aprieR stapie on rear; with laundry. En-
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1914 Brown Shceting,
scyaI.
--u-LF-r---

Standard brand. one OF the best as yiIl
be recognized on sight.
SC I: ya a.
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Domestic Suitings.

Thirty pieces Jacquards, Brocadc, two.
stone and other fancy designs In colored
5suitings, u inches wilde. price SIC, at
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Begins This Morning.
.sIle,phe,rt,s PIaids.

Al wool, u to Is Inches wide. worth 60
and 10 u yard, for
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Table Linen.

es.lneh Wide Table Linen. regular Iae
sseyaf
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SIloR RENT-oFFICE AND LODGING
3ll,rooms at l506 Market street. Water and
both gases In each room. Rent very rea-
eonnble. Apply to 1901 Market street. Isif1
sjiEf a.. B. - 81 X, %, IS deSO- E.tn IS
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THOR RENTlsEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
~ In the City Bank HuldlnS. Inquire al
the CITY Bank OF .Whscling. mrS1
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N.w-york. May 81. lsss.
REEVES Receipts today - cars. Or l2W head
,rrlSiup II cars exported alive bhd ~ 'h,- con
.l,-D, iire, 10 sisuRh'erers None Tor thlr: frrlf
s,.aly Dr--S~I beef IN Nsht hrhhh. az 'V' - pf ~
1ya,nnr, =, choice native r!drs. latest London ana
.r,I cables the msrke STEADY 'Vr i've c"tt"
r.., na r.fry.raiaT Exports & DAY Include fr'
- 90 "a. Ninrswarka g. London. -" n-ad Oh me
i,e,n,ir - port. ls3H quarters o ite' on me
t.ur,na 90 Liverpool. 40 cattle IN The Jersey h> 10
i,rso! - head IN ne MAJ is.o y" nun ""' - ' "
'h. Dliy-dcrr 80 the Nesi ihn'r
~ -. ara III AZ siN,ieti. steady AMI all sold AT
-s1,, ~, u~f H. Tor ia good Nrasi n" butter
M ,r. red ,ry dressed tea's nm n i'snSrc yer
min, drrs ed ~ ceis'sc. hth~ calves AZ "n'S
~ td,,w Muirn ~ yeas, ~ - afrfnH-' a.
q, ~, Ter 100 IL. 20 do. l3p H. al s. 40
srFt,P AND LAMBS K~cepis to-day were cars. or
S1 tead All for market. and, counting ~" rHf's
go 40, ,.yt.rIat there were carr IN safe of VIM 10
-, ic,s.v ~, and -i,iieth ~ on gNt HupIN'S
a. ,,,.d nrn. and earrings and lambs were
,n0,.c higher pens cleared early No a a
-. .ot =, 8, Der IGi fair 70 prime lanis az ~ .'u
sG ~ l.s At 81 20 ,earngs a; = lvGS -" Tor Tar 20
go 49,. "a 81 few coarse heavy do AZ - % nr"ssr.
,nut.n steady 1ns per 10 ites"l ).n"ls 90
,,y dressed spring lambs stead, at l"p '-''
~ -, ~, dressed unchanged s2n&i per carcass
..is.-r H. Wla,rs5n: - k.niucky lhi,N. :, ~. ~ ~
az -, So 80 per 100 II. IA d.. ~ ~ ~ >" =" 80
49, ~ si 81 40 -! d. ~ H. a. 50 10 10 'Als ~ I'D
-. q. "a IN, kentnckv sheep. los 10 ~ - %.
,tcrb.rsou 4 Fl. 3Oj Buna'o yeaTlne. y ~ ~ - '''
80, 49, II H. M 80 ~ q, 'rrlisl. ~ 10 ~ - - "a
III II TOLLS. PA Western year'i"T~ - ID a. :" ~
noes pc.etp,. ,ay 21is carr. or . 10 hcsl
-ins,ne IL head sale F~".ing weak ana tAHhn
~ r"ru,n.i a. i5msi :, per 100 j, ir ,,ne''" -
t, .cas s-oun,Ty a,or a. 80 o ~, ID, -
y Iutd 4. 20 date yesterday: ~ N~stefn pss'
{, -. eve,.s. NJ 81 IL per 100 H.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Bal,inor" MAY 81 Flour nrm. unchanged receipts
- tl3 hhir exports. ilUI. Nhea' ~ . rel strong.
,pot 81 a6'. aked ne month. 81 Sds askef June
s. Sis a,kei. July 81 Ia. ask"i. August 81 2a asked
steamer - f.t 81 2'', rec.irs - go bush. exports
49, 600 stock. 53 76. .AIe- - 900: southern by sample
81 2Oasi y. a. grade 81 81. ntl S0h corn steady
JUS so14Oi. steam"r mixed 3nGoisc receipts.
..i 81 hush -lpori- llT.Ti. $50 222 southern
white ON lic. 8o yellow. az oats quiet; No white,
81 nominal ~ mi1ci a,c sales receipts. 1852 bush
s,..h ssG aas rive dull. No nearby. 6gc. No Wesi
.rr DIS ree-pfs. /: at2 bi@h: exports G0rO. stock.
-. s7g Hay riea4y decline choice timothy s2 50G
sa Grain fr-ighs iuli -ctrrey demand.
changed sugar strong unchanged Butter steady
changed Eggs weak unchanged. Cnees" steady un
changed
Bosom MAJ IL Flour quiet. receipts $3.50 hhls
ffrins patents ST. SOdss - winter a. 50 .5J> = s.ung
clears 81 GDgs7 winier 3d. sJGsI - Corn
meal quiet. S'avic J~r bush 81 n1gs: I"r M ,ofn
steady receipts $50 bush steamer yellow ii1g@''.c
- $40 oats steady. receipts. ~ 80 bush fancy
clipped. 3a'suiDr ~ and y 2. 2sn3N'sc Mllfeei
qu'~' spring. 81 e34s' -. winter. STusi7 -
inliing 81 25d<iH -, red dog rour 81 80 Butter
auir' northern. Ia western i'npldc, imitation. ltg
l,c ladies' i3i4c Cheese quiet Northern. o. Western
-.
Iuraio MsN - -Sprng wheat, NJ Northern. 81 J1is
winter wheat nominal 30 red 81 %. No white 81 50
corn. y, yellow. Ale. No yellow. suAc: No corn
- 30 track. oats. ~ white bIc
~ white 81 SC. y, mixed. &.c. No 3 mixed 81 iic
asked Flour nfm. ight demand
chi,s,o May 81. The leading futures ranged as FOL
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Railroads.
NSYLVANIA
RAILROADS..

-
STATIONS fovt Of West Twsnty.third street and pes
r~r. brosses ana Cor,landt streets co-,,,,a,
Street. minutes later than that given below for
$50 4: NJ FAST MXiI.-Puman Buffet PaFor Ca, Car
new New YORK to ptsturg Sleeping Car Pit's9uE TO '"'
ss$ s; AZ G1sy..Ps
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,
60. 10 30 $50 $50, 80 80 Penna Id'he ~
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10 2JD. $50. 80, 4 DINING carr i.V 'D.t n
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1870 Dining car A. m 10 dining can %"
Dining carr, 40 Dining Carp. 8 90 dining CARR "''
$50 D.. 1906 hight. go 49,, 90,
Ticket offices. Nos 4Gi oii 1893. 1893 II ana ~,
broadway. Astor House West Twenty-,,li nne
Station. and Of Desbrosses ana
Streets Court Street. 500 Fulton Sire 's Siaon
and Pennsylvania Annex Station BROOKLYN, "a, a,
Jersey city The New York Transfer Company wiz ea
!or and check baggage from hotels ana ''s''
through TO Destination ,.,,,a,,,
Telephone ''i27+ Eighteenth Street" for feh"s'' A
Railroad Cab Service. ,,con
J. H. HUTCHINSON. j. X 49, W. -,
General Manager. Genorai Ias7 49,,