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NOTICE.

hereby notify the public not 10 trade for
any bonds purpOrting TO be executed by wade
Kniesley. with myself as security. 70 Geo.
Knieslcy. did not sign said bonds orauthOr
iro ann, one 10 sign them for me and will not
pay them. .,,.,,r.,rr
June !; 81. HENhl MclN hf
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STATE FErlALES
$NORMAL SCHOOL
FARnVlLLE. va.

Free tuition provided by the State for
200 young women. Liberal courses in
Languages, Literature, History Sciences
and Arts. Professional Course and
Training for Teachers.
Session begins Sept 2lst Catalogues
sent on application.
July 22-lmo.
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-.o-To-I.ac ior Fiity Gems.
Guaranteed tobcccO nGhit cure makes weak
.em.tror-. b.uOd turc. SOC Il. All druggists
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Fresh Rock Lime.

Ihavc a large kiln of freshly burned best
,naIify of rock lime. which / will furnish in
any quantity desired ,..
''' JNO. II. RICHARDS,
iuue Eft. AlonAoNlle Va.
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Fry, ueC u
c. P. Wightman sheriff appointed
committee administrator of Henry
Shlpe, decd.
T. +. Kingree appointed and quail
fed n, committee for Solomon King
rec non compos.
A. b. Sherman, plf. vs.. Harry
Fogle, upon unlawful detainer. Cause
dockctcd jury waived and the deit. or
dered to give possession of the prem
ises in 30 days, but with privilege to
gather crops.
Upon petition OF Jos \. Shrum
&c. for road in Stonewall District.
Petition filed and Road Board Of
Stonewall ordered to view and report
to next term of court.
J. /. Teller County Surveyor re-
turned plat and report of land sold
for delinquent taxes for Peter Kagey's
estate and purchased by John W.
Myer, report approved and ordered
recorded.
J. L. Teller County Surveyor r.
turned report Of 90 lots Of land
formerly belonging to Strasbur 2
Land and Improvement Comp any
sold for delinquent taxes for various
parties and purchased by II, {.
Burgess report approved and ordered
to be recorded.
Joseph Jackson ". Commonwealth
of Va, upon appeal from }. p from &
fine Of S2O for carrying conceale
weapon. Case heard and the iulg'
ncnt Of the Justice affirmed.
John and w. c. O'Fancrty v.
Commonwealth of Va, upon appeal
from J. p. for disturbing public
worship. Case continued until 9d day
IofOctober court on account Of alb
.cnce ofimportant witness and par
ties bailed for their appearance.
In matter of road petition ofReuben
Golladay, &c. for a public road ii
Lee District. Report filed and ex-
ceptions of b. 4. Price and Jno
Kipps noted and eases continued to
next term.
LIST OF CONyANANCES.
Deed from David Nctf to VIM, p
Crickenbcrger.
.Jno. II. Fleming and wife to Geo
W. Fleming.
Is. Frank Rodeffer and wife tC
ISaml. w. Dellinger.
f. NJ. Erhus and wife to J. Monroe
Hotel.
Jeremiah Glenn and wife to Chas
NJ. Golladay.
Magus Gndorh' and wife to Lem
Orndorff
| f d. Newman comr. to BuC
Mumaw &c.
Harry p. Pange and wife to W
| A. Keller.
Cha,. r. Sibert to Lydia c. Sibert
Rebecca Miller to Va. EIlzth
Mauck.
Z. c. Ficher &c. to McWison and
BoTum.
Stra,burg L. & l. Co. to 5. c.
Hurt & Son.
J. w. Wayland ST. to Annie NJ.
Wayland.
Harry Hollar and wife to Jno. W.
Allison.
VIM. VI. Peters and wife to VIM.
$. SwartZ.
Strasburg L. & |. Co. to l.. L.
Smith.
VIM. and Annie Hurt to same.
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An interesting communication from
Lebanon will appear next week, hav.
ing reached us too late for this issue.
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NOTICE.
We have Just received a nice line o
ORGANS g. PIANOS,

and invite all to come and examine
them. We are agents for the New
England Piano & Allegor Organs, for
Shenandoah, Frederick and Rock
inqham counties. Yours truly,
RI. BARGELT & co.
Next door to Muhlenburg Cate on
Court st.
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Administrators NOTICE.

All parties having claims against the
estate of Charles F. Rush, decd, are
hereby notified to present them proper y
authenticated. to the undersigned for
payment. NJ. II. HOTEL, Admir-
Julv 22d.-3t c. +. Rush decd.
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Shenandoah Normal College
A SCHOOL FOR BOTH SEXES.

Chartered institution. Best accommoda
tons, strong faculty, very low rates:
courses, Teachers Normal, Scientific,
Classical, Philosophical, Commercial,
Musical and Art. Elegant buildings,
Beautiful scenery, healthful location.
Terms begin Sept. g. Jan. 3, and March
81. Write for particulars.
J. 5. GRUVER, A. B. Principal
Aug-l2-3t Reliance, Va.
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The British navy has been put on
what is practically war footing. this,
it is reported, is on account of the
rouble with Russia.
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In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to obtain
a decree of divorce vinculo matrl-
monh.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that
the defendant Thomas Williams is
not an inhabitant of this State-lt is
ordered, that he do appear here
within fifteen days after due puLliea-
ton hereof, ana do what is necessary
to protect his interest; that a copy of
this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Shenandoah
county, once a week for four success
sivc weeks, and copy posted at the
front door of the Court House of
said county, on the first day of the
next County Court.
II. +. Miley, ID. c. for Geo. w.
Miley, C. C. C. sc.
A Copy-Teste
II. +. Miley, ID. c. for
Geo. w. Miley. c. C. c. 5. C.
Tavenner & Bauserman p. q.
July 29-4w.
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BARBER SHOP.

have opened barber shop in Wood
stock, at the old stand uncer lrwin's
Drug Store, where am prepared to ac-
commodate the public 1T all hours.
81. JAS. WILSON.
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VIRGINIA, TO-Wit:

At Rules held in the Clerks office
OF the Circuit Court Of Shenandoah
County, on the third Monday in June
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VIM. and Annie Hurt to same.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-28
ATerrlble Tragedy,

ATLANTA, Ca, March 27-Firemen
responding to an alarm at an early hour
this morning, found the bodies OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Brlley, white, and Rob-
ert Wilkinson, colored, in q store at Is
Humphreys street, which was being
rapidly destroyed by flre. The bodies,
however, were taken ont. without being
marred bf flames. All were horribly
mutilated. the Instruments OF death
two heavy hatchets and meat knife
being found on the floor. Mr.. Brlley was
struck from behind, as two large
wounds back OF the ear attested. Mrs
Briley had five wounds in her head and
her throat was cut from ear to ear. The
head OF the negro was crushed In. Mr..
Briley was the proprietor of the store,
and It Is believed that robbery was the
motive. The police have made num-
Der OF arrests.
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THE SPANISH PRESS
On the SituatIon-Semc Very Hombastic
CommeiItx-Are Tor Mar I.

On the SituatIon-Semc Very Homba,tic
commemts-Arc for War. &
MADRID. March 27.--TEc El Liberal,
referring to dispatches from Washing
ton attr!buting to President Mckinley
decision to propose that Spain should
free Cuba for an indemnity. says:
"Thc government may answer what
It pleases, but the Spanish people as a
whole Will not de!gn to discuss this pro-
posal. Spain will go 10 war In fulfill
ing her duty, but not for ephemeraI
glorieS or the desire Of conquest. We
may emerge jvanqulshed, which Is also
doubtful, but We Will never come out
dishonored." 55sEt 10
Ell Liberal to-day ridicuies the idea of
the United States having any real idea
OF going to war. Pointing to the de-
fenSlvc preparations reported In the
American press-"obsolete monitors be-
Ing sent 10 protect Norfolk, New York.
Boston. Port Royal, Charleston and
savannah, throwing up earthworks at
Fort Jefferson and arm!ng with long
range guns, making arrangements with
the railway companies for the prompt
conveyance OF troops to threatened
points, etc. preparations which Ell
Liberal characterizes as childish-It
says: "All this looks much more as
though America expected war to be de-
clared against her than that she is
about to declare 1t against Spuin."S !. III
In political circles nll sorts OF rumors
are atloat us to Spain having formed n
powerfut alliance The truth us TO this,
II there Is any truth In 1t at all, Is al
present known only 10 the government
which maintains on the subjec, an
!mperetrable reserve.
Ell Liberal calls attention 10 the
growing sympathy with Spain mani-
Tested In Europe as evidenced very elo-
quertly by all the great capitals"
. FL Pals (Rcvolutionnry) believes
there Is truth in the rumors that Spain
is entering into alliance with powers,
in spite of the energetic denla!s OF the
government" and states ScategoricnIly
that this was the sole reason for Scnor
Leon Costello's visit to Madrid, II bn.
2,ievcs that before many days the rcsul,
OF. these diplomatic, moves VIII be seen,
Ht lmparclnl (IndepenGrnt) remarks
that While thinitlng these rumors OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-28

BALTIMORE, March 27.-J. H.
Maddy. of the Baltimore 6: Ohio rail-
road. announced tonight that through
service has been again established on
the Baltimore 6 Ohio The Parkers-
burg branch Is open and New York and
st. Louis, trains are running with but
small loss OF time. Service via Wheel
Ing and GAINESVILLE has been resumed,
through trains being detoured from
GAINESVILLE to Newark. The other divls-
ions arc open us usual. Baltimore &.
Ohio Southwestern IS maintaining
through service with one detour at
Chllllcothe. The Mississippi division Is
free from trouble.
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diplomatic activity contain much OF
fancy, Il In OF the opinion that 10 some
extent they arc based on fact, Il adds
THE expulsion OF Spain from Cuba
would mean victory for the United
States against the countries OF the old
world, and their predominencc In the
Gulf OF Mexico, which Will be the key,
OF the two oceans when Mt length they
are united by canal. These objects
have been steadily pursued by tho,
Washington government since the last.
Cuban war. To obtain them the plan
has becnlto avoid the danger OF war;
but TO tire out and drain Spain by stir
ring UP Internal strife. 4. 81 9fi llfii.s
ut never entered their heads that
Spain would recognize the autonomy OF
Cuba, thus removing all pretense for
their further interference. This has led
great republic al the very fioulenti
when they had the lease Justification,
for their course OF action
E1mparcial says: ut is Indispensable
TO get ready all the elements we pose
sess for a naval fight and It is urgent
that the fleet should 80 TO Cuba, The
United States Will maintain the adyan-
tage II they can place seven ironclads
lnIfront OF the Vizcaya and tho Almir-i
ante oquendo. but when our two ships
actually have to fight this DISADVANTAGE
will disappear before the skill and cotir.-,i
age OF our sailors"
The seni-ofllclal Il Giobo says: AT
q time when the duration OF the war In
Cuba Is being brought to a close by
force OF arms and when peace is being,
restored by means or autonomy, the
United States throws down the mask
which hid their ambition. In whose,
name are they going TO establish inter-S
vention, and In the cause OF what save,
that OF revolutionary bandits? II the
United States will put light to the pow
der they have been heaplng up 20 long.
this Is an inopporture time to do so. 4
Ell Globo, referring TO the interven-.
ton OF the European powers. says:
They will be unable to avert trial,
OF strength. but they will soon see
themselves forced to impose reasonable
limits. 1t behooves us then always to
be in the right. not only as a satisfac-
tion to our consciences, but as the very
backbone OF our energy. The Spanish
government which. In every case, Will
meet the demands imposed upon 1t by.
the exigencies OF the situation, Is to-
day absolutely In the right and Will
make the right known at any cost"
Ell Tempo says: 'If we must fight.
our means will not be SO scanty that
We cannot chow the world how a ma.
ton fights in defense OF its rights.
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FLOOD CONDITIONS
AT cincinnati-Lowiands Covered, bnt Nc
Great Damage tsu,tained.

Grent Damage sustatned.
CINCINNATI, o., March 2I.-unless
rain should come copiously and quickly,
the present freshet OF the Ohio river
wIll:yery soon pour the great flood IN
to the Mississippi river. From Ports
mouth up It Is falling tonight. At
Portsmouth, It Is rising slowly. At oil
points below. to Cairo, st Is rising,
Here, at Cincinnati, the current is un-
usually swift, which indicates that the
excess OF water from tributaries below
has diminished greatly and given free
course to the piled up waters above. In
the lowlands OF Cincinnati, nearly 1000
houses are flooded with from one to
three feet OF water. Some have been
abandoned, which is The case with one
story cottages, IN two story houses.
families remain In the upper stories.
No railroad in. Cincinnati has been
disturbed by the local flood except that
some have been deprived OF the use OF
the Grand Central depot. Thus far no
casualties have been reported. The rail-
roads are all In better condition. The
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railroad
is clear on all its lines. so is the Penn
sylvania. The Baltimore 6 Ohio
Southwestern Is still compelled TO make
detours east and west, but this will
soon be over as repairs are pushed with
oil possible dispatch. The Cincinnati,
Georgetown and Portsmouth railroad
was compelled to, make transfers In the
east end OF Cincinnati to-day. All other
roads are practically intact.
or course there viii bo some loss and
damage to people driven out of their
homes in the way. OF loss OF time as well
as OF property, but 1t will be reduced to
the minimum. Merchants and commits
sion brokers in the bottoms removed
their goods to dry spots without loss.
Very few factories OF consequence have
been interrupted or stopped. Small
boats continue to come and go and
navigation will be fully resumed by to-
morrow or Tuesday.
AT 10 O'Clock tonight. the stage here
was 80 feet and four-tenths. Between 8
and o'clock, 1t had remained station
ary. This iiuctuution IS the precursor
OF a fall. 1t will probabl stop at SO feet
9 inches, and by tomorrow. uoon be
falling. 81
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. March 27.-The
Post tomorrow will say: Ton thousand
Creations living in Allegheny county,
through their representatives have: prof
fered their services 10 President McIlln-
ley as volunteers should war be deciar-
ed 5ctwcen SnaIn and the United
States. Last night nfty ex-chicers OF
the Austrian md Russian armies held
n banquet Curing which reports from
all parts OF the county we're r1adc, The
result was the formation oilthc nucigus
OF an army dl"isiOn,; and tlIeforwardins
of 4 letter to President Mckinley sign.
,ed.by Y, Y. Musina and GA. Sklyanic,
offering the, services OF their 10000 c1un-
tryncn for active duty IN case war lE
Slcc.1yed. These men arc iron handlers
gAndgconl and cote workers 1ndNcould
5es spatt iCtd the field nt'short notice.
I rle niaJ1rity otithsn Fave sae:l service
n, the Austrian and Russian nrmlp1.
md their desire to come TO their adopt
ed country's did is; bona -ndc, 6,s'5..Sy
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RUSSIA'S LEASE

or Port Arthur and tn Lien Wan Ratt
fled by chinsse Govcrnment-wiii5 be
Open to War Ships OF All Nations.
PEK1N. March 2I-M. Pavloff, the
Russian, charge d'affaires, signed to-
day the agreements regarding the lease
of Port Arthur and To Lien Wan and
the railway concession. Port Arthur,
Will be given over tomorrow. =,
Chin Chow will remain Chinese, but,
the Russians will establish q small sta
tIon in the environs. China will retain
sovereign rights generally and Port Ar;
thur and Td> Lien Wan will be open to
the warships OF all nations. F;5
Regarding the customs the Russians;
reseve to themselves the collection OF
the dues. S 9.
The Russians Will probably take the
forts Mt Port Arthur. The Chinese have
decided to open Fuh-Nins, province Of
Fo-Kien. as n treaty port. N.Y. I.
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nCompIas.ntn Tolerant, /,

MADRID, March 27.-Interviewed on
board the Isla de Paray at Barcelona,
Gen. August, the new governor gem
eral OF the Philippines, said he thought
there was some importance-"but not
very much'-in the recent events there.
II it be the spark OF q new iusurrec-
tior, he believes there are sufficientsre>
sources in the Archipelago to success
fully queuch It. He proposes to be
compiacent and tolerant with those who
remain within the law" but he will be
rigid and severe" with those who take
up arms or seek to disturb good or.
der" He trusts 10 maintain peace by
carrying out policy Of kindness with
out showing either weakness or par
-tialitNn y. " ~ 8 :. I. g.GLs ~
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4he ",nying squadron" left nero for Nor.
folk.E is expected that Tomorrow he
will hoist his nag on the Brooklyn. which
II to be the flagship or the neet. The
only other vessel OF the squadron now
ut Hampton Roads, is the AIassachu-
sets, or the remaining three the Texas
Is In New York receiving her ammuni-
tlon HOSTS, and the Columbia and The
Minneapolis are at League Island. where
the final work preparatory TO their sen
services IS being hurrledly done. The
two latter will be at Norfolk about the
middle OF the week, y
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BERLIN, March 27.-The Rome COR
respondent OF the Berliner Tageblatt
telegraphs: The Marquis Viscontl Ye-
nosta, the Italian foreign minister says
the Cuban situation has grown worse.
but that outside OF Austria, which NOR
ally supports Spain for dynastic rea-
sons no European power Is inclined to
show practical sympathy FOR Spain
Riciott Garibaldi says that II the
United States will defray their ex-
penses. he will engage to send forty
thousand Garibaidians to Cuba"
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ST. JOHNS, y, r., March 21.-Thc
sealing steamer Greenland, which put
into Bay dc Verde last night with n
story OF terrible disaster to hcr crew on
Wednesday and Thursday. while among
the ice foes In search OF seals, arrived
here this afternoon. She reported TWEEN
ty-ilve dead, twcnty-three missing, and
.slxty-SlX. 30 fcarfully frost bitten that
about twenty OF them will lose their
1ItY,he - esG-F+ - ~
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4 SCHENECTADY. y. y, March 70
Buck Davis, " notorious criminal. was
arrested in Troy yesterday. charged with
,9mmih.Insi burglary In 1891. The real
reason for his arrcstIs that he IL sls-
pected OF completely In the murder OF
George r.. Bloagctt. patent attorney for
& the Grand Electric Company, who was
KILLED. In %thos city on the, night OF De.
.cenrber .. 1881. By. a burginr I,
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SPANISH ELECTIONS.
Slight Disorders-Governnen will Have
an Enormous Majority.

an Enormous Majority.
MADRID. March e7.--The elections
for the popular branch OF the cortes
have passed Off. on the whole, quietly.
The indications are that the govern
ment OF senor sagas,a will have an
enormous majority, estimated ut 800 Of
the 432 seats in the congress,
Disorders are apprehended in Bilbao.
where the polling caused great excite.1
ment. The military Judge of Bilbao is,
sued a warrant for the arrest Of three
socialist municipal councillors. One OF
them was taken into custody but the
other two escaped. s5sy3
MADRID, March 2s.-The elections
in the capital were without especial In,
cident. The elected deputies include
five Liberals. one Independent and two
Conservatives. Despite great precau-.
tions at Bilbao there was much dlsor-
der a body OF a hundred miners tried
to commit acts OF violence. It's re-
ported that a Socialist has beaten a
Conservative candidate there. All the
other provinces are reported calm.
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From Hood, to ilnll.t..

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. March cl-At din.
ner formation at the naval academy to-
day an order was read directing the
first class OF cadets 10 report OF the
medical department tomorrow morn
Ing for physical examinations, prepar-
atory, It IL supposed. TO sea orders.
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A Child of the Flood.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIrencer.

opecI04 li7Ispakcu 70 tIIe 1HteIIIgeucef. -
PARKERSBURG, Viva. March 27.-
A child was born on a raft in Riverside
yesterday. William Cline and family
were compelled TO remove hastily from
the second story of their home. Mrs.
Cline was in a delicate condition. Her
bed was placed on a big raft. and as It
was en- route to shore child was born.
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Water. nocedlng at Parker,burs.
Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgcncer.

Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgcncer.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va. March 27.-
The flood began receding Saturday at 3
n, M. and all that day fell at the rate OF
one finch per hour. To-day It has fallen
at the rate OF five inches per hour. To-
night the waters extend to Third street.
but by morning will be below Second
street,
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KELLOGG. W. Va, March 27.-Is is
stated on trustworthy authority that
the Phoenix powder mills here, which
have been idle for four years. win re-
from the United States government.
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To Sell Snain a Ie.neI.

BERLIN, March 27.-The Vienna cor
respondent Of the Frankfort Zeitung
says the eAusro-Hungarian government,
is nesotlating for the sale OF war ves-
sci to Spain.
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THREATENING4NOTE
Said to Have Been Reeeiyed a From
United States
BY THE MADRID AUTHORITIES.

Tn. spnnl,h aiInl.ter OF Foreign AFFAIR, /,
anotsd as saying ari,at No Matter How
One Regards III. Affair, Rupture Can
NV be Hardly Avoided,- "iiigh
opinion,",s tbe T,nii-FiEhtinE Duke OF
vsragua Holds ofprssldont Mckinley.
Calls Him an .siRnorant su,tisrn-par.
oIysmai Uttcranees otthe Spanish Press.
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Weather rorreca,t for To.pa,

For West Virginia. and Western Psnn.5
sylvania. rain Monday: clearing and de-
cidodly colder Monday night; brisk SOUTH.
erly, shifting TO rorthwcsterly winds, Si>Ss
= For Ohio. rain. followed by clearing and
Monday night: high winds shifting to
northwesterly ~ 5s5 e ySs'J[i
Local Temperature.
Tho temperature Saturday MS obscryeas
by C. Schnepf, druggist corner Mnrkot6
and Fourteenth streets. was as follows; x !!
: a. M,............4 - 3,p, m............,, ID
.an. m....'........ 8. p. m...,......,.. 6s
Il m..!.... ....... 6s lWcathcr-Fair. IS
* ~ SUNDAY. .5,l z. Z, Y .;
6; n m'......,.....@ g : p. m...........s.l n
- II, II, i''...''.....,., ~ % ,. ma..;...., 20
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Nnr,emreln,, or Steamship,

NEW YoRl--Arrivcd: La Bour-
Eogne. Havre. Sailed: Edam,. Rot,er-,
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: p. m.........;..... 10
p. m..t...........,. Z, IS
Wcathcr-Fnir isi53