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on TO NEW CASTLE.
Mr.. Howell Leaves to Secure. an In
tcr-Statc Franchise.

-"i' w an III
tcr-Statc Franchise.
This morning, Mr.. W. 3. Howell
leaves for Pittsburgh and New Castle,
for the purpose OF securing IL possible
an Interstate League franchise for
Wheeling. He will stop off In Pitts
burgh TO confer with President Power,
Of the league, and will proceed to New
Castle this evening. so as to be on the
ground early to impress upon the mag
mates the adv!sabiiity of substituting
Wheeling for Springfield or Fort Wayne
In the CIRCUIT. The hope Of the fans Is
that any effort to secure II franchise
may meet with success: the town has
been without professional ball for IN
entire season now, and the appetite Of
the community FOR another TASTE of the
National game as put up by the fast
Interstate Is sharp. A club run on
business principles, made mp of good
players well managed. will command
the respect ana hearty support of the
base ball public, aud viii be the means
OF again demonstrating that Wheeling
Is In reality one Of The best mInOrJ eaguc
towns In the country.
The other applicants for the fran
chisc, Sammy Nichols and Jack Glass
cock. had not determined last night
when they would leave for New Cas-
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Stockholders 2ieeiings.
1O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF tt
l. RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS.

1HO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
J. RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS. 49,!
The stockholders OF. Tho Riverside Iron
Works will take notice that. pursuant TO
a resolution passed by the board OF direct
ors OF The Riverside Iron Works, on the
18Th day OF January, a. y. 1880. meetln.
OF Inc Stockholders OF said company will
he held u, Its principal Office. on the cor
ner OF Main and South Streets In the CITY
OF Wheeling, West Virginia, on Trostlny,
February q. 1899, at 80 y. M, at which
meeting there will be offered resolution
TO increase from the surplus fund OF said
compan.i the capital stock OF Tho River
side Iron Works from twenty thouyand
shares TO thirty thousand shares. and TO
divide The number OF shares 30 increased
or added TO the original capital stock
anon: the stockholders OF the said River
side Iron Works in proportion to their
holdings of stock at the time OF Offering
said resolution.
In testimony whereof. J. y. Vance, as
president Of The Riverside Iron Works,
and John D. Culbcrtson. RS its secretary,
have hcreunto set their hands, this 18th
day Of January. y. d. 1899
j. \. VANCE. President,
JOHN D. CULBERTSoN,
jneo Secretary.
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"oTHER pEopLIrs MONEY. !"

The great dramatic masters OF the
past have been, as rule. each for him-
self an originator. In Other Peoples
Money" which is to be presented at
the Opera House next Saturday. mats
nee and night. Mr. Hennessy Leroyle
has succeeded In building up the leading
role ofthe comedy. Il thorough original
and healthy standard. The lncredulous
may scott and doubt successful devia-
ton from beaten paths. but the doubtcr,
under the spell of Mr.. Leroyle's art be-
comes first u believer and afterwards
an enthusiastic admirer OF the splendid
work done by him. The press and pub
tic everywhere, during his present sue
cessful tour. have been forced to pass
to his credit generous and unqualified
tribute of praise.
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tho busy man or woman can receive nj
home. twice daily. the Enmo efficient nnpiI.
cation OF the mctllcatcd air or yupor us al
tho specialists office.
All patients who mako application dur.
Ing ne month OF February VIII receive
ono months treatment ana ,ncdlcinc free.
that IL, during ono whole month they win
hc treated and supplied with medicine ali.
sOlutcly without pay or c0mprnuniion nf
any. Kind. Patients can he treated with
perfect success by tho aid OF symptom
blank diagnosis aud patients Icport sheet
goni free on applications
Onlcr of Drs. l!ycrs N,ruckcr (urnr-
ticc established 1882 Hamilton liiiljd-
Ing. ''ao ana 33I Fifth Ave, Pitts
burg, Pa. NwaWY
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TIE BOSTON LYRICS

The arrangement for Il return Oh
gascment for one week Of the Famous
Boston Lyric Opera Company. on Mon
day. February 20. with matlnecs on
Wednesday and Saturday. was II great
strike In the popular direction. There
Is no question but what this organiza-
ton OF singers IS one Of the greatest be-
fore the public ana made II great sue
cess with the Wheeling public Oh its
last engagement here. Tho return en-
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Got Drunk and We're Left.

SUE.Z. Feb. 1.-The United States
transport Grant. has arrived here.
General Lawton had te!eeraphcd the
United States consular agent. 4. ".
Hayden. that fifty members Of the cX-
petition had deserted At Port Said and
would DC brought 10 SueG by Grain. \
guard Of Egyptian soldiers was mar
shaled In the depot to prevent thei: es-
cape. But only two fncR appeared.
These said that neither they nor any of
the others wished TO desert the eXpedi-
ton. They had gone ashore and got
drunk, but were willing to return. The
transport will wall for them here.
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cagcmsnt OF this bnnd OF singers at the
Opera House will BE- a memorable one.
The list OF principals Of this organiza-
tion Includes well known artists OF the
highest standard of merit amongst
whom may be mentioned: Miss Beatrice
Gordon, Josephene Stanton. Mamie
Kingsbury, Henry HallaH. Robert Lett
the great comic opera COMEDIAN; En-
gene Rogers, the eminent bhsso; Jack
Henderson, Richard Jones and others
with grand chorus Of thirty-ilve we'll
trained voices.
+ Popular prices will prevail during this
enEaEement Ll-. ].
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For La Grippc.

Thomas Whitfield & Co.. 80 Wabash
avenue. corner Jackson street, one OF
Chicago's oldest and most prominent
druggists recommend Chambcraln's
Cough Remedy for Ia grippe. as II not
only gives prompt md complete relief,
but also counteracis any tendency Of
Ia Grlppc TO result in pneumonia. For
sale by druggists.
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One Month Free!

Dr.. Byors recognizes the fact that there
are hundreds. yes. thousands OF people
suffering from catarrh in its different
forms-nasal Catarrh. catarrh OF III.
throat. ca,arrh OF tho bronchial tubes. Cd
tarrhal deafness. asthma, Catarrh OF Tho
stomach, etc, who have not tho time or
arc too unfortunately situated TO visit n
specialist with sufficient frequency TO rc.
ccIvc benefit from local treatment BY
the aid OF this instrument
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The high score record in local bowl
insdom was nea"iy equaied Wednesday
night at the Y. VI. C. \. alleys. when
George Johnson, u iiftccn-year-old boy
scored eG5 pins. He had nine straight
strikes. but made L break on the tenth
frame. The local record is held by
Stewart Faick. 20
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GH8oyGak
CIair8ayGak
PROF. TRUE.
CLAIRr0YANI AND PIANIST,
1896 Main Street.
Second Floor, pnrlors O. and s.

Walk In. don't ring This remarka h,c
man. whose career has been one OF sue
cess Is gifted by nntnre with yower
that approaches the miraculous lilo lie
ackmowlcdGcd by the public wherever he
has bccM 10 he the marvel OF the Nine
tenth century. Prof. True is 4 prophet
OF Worldwide rennte: he IS recommended
BY every one Of his patrons. His powers
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the skeptical. Ills advice Is infa,libic
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Mcd!nmlstic persons developed Office
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day. Parlers so arranged that ron viii
meet no strangers. Fees .5c and sLOo.
rE0E TRUE. I03G Main street.
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FIGURES BfISHALATIoN
Is Guaranteed Because II Does euro.

been booltkeeper for Delaplaln & Co.'s
wholesale dry goods store in Wheeling for
several years past. has resigned MS posi-
ton TO accept n similar one with the Eos
torla glass house in Moundsvlllc.
The twenty-sixti, annual ball to be given
by the Liberty Hose Company to.mor-
row night will be a grand affair. Hack
ett's orchestra has been engaged for the
occasion.
DR.. Wier. president OF the Solo College.
filled the pulpit In the First NJ. L. church
yesterday. and Rev. 0. W. Holmes, the
pastor, preached Mt Scio.
Harry Thompson, substitute mail car
rier, returned Saturday evening; from n
ten days visit with relatives ut Barnes
vile.
Miss Sarah Kracmer. OF the Second
ward. Will leave to-day for Kirkland. o.,
to spend few weeks with relatives,
Common pleas court will wind up the
business Of this term Tomorrow. An
other term begins In April.
The "Faultless Five" will give a select
dance In -Armory hall this evening. Music
by PROF.. John Long.
Miss Maude Donaldson, Of Allegheny,
Is the guest OF friends and relatives In
the Third ward.
l.. H. Stay and wife. James Elton and
wife. spent yesterday with relatives In
GAINESVILLE
Tho stove foundry has bnen off for sew
eral days past on account of the sand be-
Ing frozen.
Miss Eta Lansing. Of Akron, IS spend
ing e few days with relatives in the Third
ward
Miss Daisy Johnson Is home from n
pleasant visit with relatives in Sisters
vile.
Mrs. Charles Walters Is confined to her
home in the Fifth ward. quite III with the
grip
VIII White Is IN charge of the cafe OF
the Clarendon hotel at st. Clairsvllc
Mrs. Mary McKelvey Is able TO be out
after several weeks illness.
Mrs. Edward Stcger is confined to her
home, quite II! with the grip.
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LONDON, Feb. 13.-According to a
dispatch from Pcnta del Gada to the
Daily Mail, the twenty-five members OF
the Bulgaria's company on board the
Weehawken. are women and children.
The rest OF the passengers and the crew
could not be taken off owing to heavy
weather.
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Wheeling League.

Secretary Fette, OF the Wheeling
Bowling league, has prepared the aver
ages OF the players up to and including
last weeks games, as tol!ows:e
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Gnerai NoHees.
TNREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE |
CoMpTRoLLER, OF. CURRENCY.

COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. 1898.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented to the undersigned, II has been
made to appear that The National Ex-
change Bank Of Wheeling" In the city
OF Wheeling, In the county of Ohio, and
the state OF West Virginia. has compiled
with all the provisions OF the Statutes OF
the United States, required to be COM
piled with before an association shall he
authorized TO commence business Of bank
ing.
Now, therefore. I, Lawrence o. Murray,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF tho
Currency, do hereby certify that The
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling
In the city OF Wheeling. In the county OF
Ohio, and state OF West Virginia. Is
authorized TO commence the. business OF
banking as provided in section fifty one
hundred and sixty-nine OF the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal OF Office this tWenty-ninth day OF
December 1895.
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
CURRENCY. No. 5lGi- de3l
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E1oR RENT-OF'F1cE AND LODGING
~ rooms at lbCs Market street. Water and
both gases In each room. Rent very yea
tonabie! Apply TO l5ei Market street.
tHII az d7saH5FHgf r dea1-m,et n, y
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THOR RENT : ROOMS IN HORN
Il. BROOKS block. including . rooms on
second floor, formerly occupied BY Mics
.; Lean. w. v. HoGE. Agent, Room is.
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Musee League.

The averages in the Musee league
have been compiled by Secretary VIII
Ennis, and are as follows:
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ar
cssaries.

IIARTH MOUNTAIN
NJ Rollera, Males $500, Females 5cc. at
HENRY llELMBRtGHTS, corner Mar
ket and Sixth streets. sec
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ENoR tRENT-FINE OFFICE RooAs,
IL best location in city Possession nj
once. EfCOLL'S ART STORE. 12aI Mnr-
ket street 81 n 80 n .5T77fl occ0
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EoR III nNrn

Eleventh street, $40. six rooms No.
10 Tenth street, S25. Four rooms No.
a. Fifteenth street, SIG. Five rooms
No. 1867 MINI street, $50. Five store
store room No. 1905 Main street. tsIGO.
Three store rooms Main below Tcnth.
One store room corner of Tcnth and
Market streets. JAMES L.lIAWTIEl,
Real Estate and Lonns. 1905 Main st.
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@rReaak

NoR Rt;NT-SEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
~ n the city Bank Building. Inquire at
tho City Bank OF Wheeling. mr20
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ItOR SALE-FHE COMPLETE OUT
Il FIT of the FairTIont Daily and
Weekly EXposltor Printing Company. con-
sisti;,g in part. to-wit: Ono nine column
Cincinnati newspaper press. one Gordon
job press. one. 2c,a inch Paragon paper
cutler. one threc-horse power gas engine.
three imposing stones, eighteen full fonts
job and advertising type. seven hundred
pounds body type. five fonts OF ornaments.
job stands. cases, rules and a complete
assortment OF job type and other material
and fixtures used by the ExposItor Print
ing Company. all In flrst-c!ass condition.
A bargain vii! be given 10 anyone wish
Ing 10 purchase the entire printing outfit
Call on or address GEO. W. L. MAYERS,
Fairmcnt. W. Va. ja3
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"Hyomci" ia the only dry.air Ecrmicidt
known which nature permits TO enter the
bronchial tables and lungs. - tEu
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.....FOR SALE.....
STOCKS.
West Virginia Glass Co.
Central Glass Co.
Fostor!a Glass Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co.
Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co.
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co.
Wheeling Steel &: Iron Co.
J.aBclle Iron Works
National Bank of West Virginia.
BONDS.
Fostoria Glass Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co.
Wheeling Stamping Co.
Raveaswood. Spencer & GlcnyIlle Rail.
road Co.
HOWARD HAZLETT,
STOCKS. BONDS AND INVESTMENTS,
ESchnnEe Bank R,ildiuc
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been boolskeeper for Delaplaln & Co.'s
wholesale dry goods. store in Wheeling for
several years past. has resigned his posi-
ton TO accept u similar one with the Eos
tOrln gllsS house In MOundSYllln, 49,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-19

1t was a rather quiet week in all the
speculative markets
Early i'll the week the re was some little
armness in stocks led by Federal Steel
and Sugar; but althou gh there were al
ways more or less firm spots in the mar
ket, there was no g neral strength de-
Veloped, ana later the tone became most
ly little weaker. There was. however
no pressure 10 sell. ann although the bank
settlement on Saturda was quite unfavor-
abe me general c'ose was mol weak.
reserves decreased over S9,00000) God
exports continue on moderate scale and
e really looks as hough the $20000,0)o
Spanish indemnity I'll have 20 be sent
over 10 Europe in tn yellow metal. after
all. This causes lii tie or no uneasiness
IN financial circles, as money is stiii
abundant and very cheap. With the ex-
ceptioh Of winter Wheat crops promise
we'll; and un.ess tb l. forthcoming state
ments are disappoiI sCing, good dividend
payers VIII be in renewed demand Be
priced stocks whic a, under the general
better feeling can be expected 10 score
material advances tefore fall
Cotton rema MS entirely featureless The
active business III Liverpool served TO sus-
tain prices few points most of the week
but later that tired feeling came back and
5S9c; January, $50. The market looks ks SICK SEX
and unless SOME hing occurs pretty soon
TO threaten trdub.e 10 the growing crop.
chances favor lower rather than higher
prices. The ch ange in the statistical posi-
ton during the last four or five months
has been charitable, and the big expected
acreage decrease has not materialized
without however, so far materially affect
ing prices.
Wheat after an opening squirt due to the
bureau report, quickly dropped over &c 4;
then became stronger and after irregu ar
changes, closed strong, about &c higher
July, T$sc; December, S015c. Late strength
attributed to reports of short crop in Rus
STA Wheat is pretty well advanced now
around soc, and the price will likely weak
en- as soon as the new crop begins 10 move
freely. William T. Williams.
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Vessels Went to Sea.
Steamship City of Augusta. New York
shipning NIemornnhn.


Punta Gorda, Fla, June 1s-Entered
Steamship Bonita, Arayo. Cienfuegos.
Ciieiared: barkentine Doris, Klages, Alex
Fernandina, Fla. June 1S-Arrive5
se5hooners Annie T. Bailey, Finley. Phil
adslphia; Susan N. Pickering. Boston.
st oiistIleston, 5. c., June 1S.-Arrived.
steamers Comanehe, Chichester, New
York, and proceeded to Jacksonville: Sag
NAV, Johnson, Jacksonville, and proceed
10 b4ston; schooners Flora Rodgers. Fran
YORK h0TFE en1, st3 PiaE crewford' New
more S Annie c. Grace Smith Norfolk,
sc %5eoFsetoWn, s; G, june lS.-ArTlved.
bseyard Hopkins. Eskridge, Philadelphia
southampton, June 1S.-Arrived. steam
er s5 6[ene9, New York for Bremen;
Bremen for New York.
delaware Breakwater. Del, June -
fsassed up steamer Winyale, Dimmons,
from Richmond.
Baltimore June 1S.-Arrived schooner
Davld Baird, Booye, from Charleston.
= Pensacola June 17.-Arrived, steamship
Caeprivl (Nor) Nilsen, Wilmington.
Sailed, steamships Gienmorven (Br),
Venice; Tenio (Brl, Penwell Havana.
cleared, steamships Glenmorven (Br)
5otts, Venice; NTH fBr), Brown. Rotter-
Dam; Torino (Br) Penwen, Havana; ship
Maravel (Nor), Hansen, Dover; bark
Glenloree (Sw), Bokman Stettin; Lazzaro
Itag' Albino, Marseilles; schooner Maria
A. feel Johnston, New York.
Georgetown, S. c., June 17-Arrived
schooner Waceamaw, Squires. New York /;
Charles Lnthicum, Coiston, Baltimore
Liverpool, June 17.-Arrived, steamer
Tampcan, Pensa cola.
Teneriffe. June 16.-Sailed steamer
BOyton. Brunswick
Hamburg, June 17.-Sailed steamer
Drummond, Charleston
New York, June 17.-Sailed, steamer r.
e. Matthews, Savannah.
Philadelphia. June 17.-ArrVed, schocAn-
er Rob Roy Savannah.
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Newa Notes From AdeI.

Abel, Ca, June lS.-This town has prob
ably put on more solid Improvement WITH
ia the last Few months than any town
ia this part Of the state. Within the last
six months, ten brick stores have been
completed. and a bank with $4,000 capt.
tai established, besides. VARIOUS improves
mcnis an along the line
At present crops are very fine indeed,
and tine outlook IS Abel will have the
largest business this fall ever known for
a town Of Its size in the wiregrass, or
anywhere else.
Mr.. Robert Knight aud Miss Cecil
Crouch wela married to-day. Mr.. knight
rs q Wen kNown saw-mill man, and Miss
Crouch sWcne Of the fairest daughters
OF Berricn.
There Is strong sentiment IN favor
OF Hon. r. NJ Shaw for the Senate at the
next election. IL Is Borriens time to fur
Dish the candidate.
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CURL (sw), SOL tons, Ljungberg. at Bahia
April A.
Carin (sw. 449 tons, Bruse Port Eliza
beth; SD May t.
Eugene Clor), e97 tons. Andersen, Gran
Progresso lsp), 7iO tons. Lago Valencia;
sid Nay g.
Aviemore (Nor). 1913 tons. sorensen, Ham
burg; sid May II.
Mercur Nor), $40 tons, Hansen, London;
sid May %.
zeiro dtaD. 5S4 tons, Paturzo. vigo;
Werner CNor) $40 tons. Tonnessen, Lon
don; sid May 26.
Albert Shultz. 47S tons, Hubbard; Balti-
more; sid June g.
Essex. 81 tons, Richardson. Philadelphia;
sid June g.
Emilio NJ QtaD, 63S tons, Schiaffino, Ven
ice; sid June 2.
Carita L. GtaD S74 tons, Massa, savona;
Letizia dtaD, s72 tons, cacace. cagnap
sid June l.
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