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New-York tribune., 1899-11-08
SAMOAN TREATY SIGNED.
KING OSCAR NAMED AS ARBITRATOR OF
CLAIMS For DAMAGES.

washington. Nov. 7.-Secretary Hay, ac''hs
FOR the United States. Mr.. Tower for Great b''>
ain. and Mr. Mumm Won Schwarzcnstein on tne
part Of Germany. to-day. nt the state Depart
rnent. signed a treaty providing for the ADJUST
ment by arbitration Of the claims Of inhaoi-
tants Of Samoa for damages resulting from the
naval and military operations there last spring
King oscar II Of Norway and Sweden Is named
in the treaty as the arbitrator.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-08
LECTURES BIZ THE DEAN or ELY.

The announcement has been made that Dr.
Charles William stuhbs Dean of Ely Will give
OF six lectures I'm the Lyceum Theatre under
the management OF Major j. g. Pond The Dean
VIII make his first public appearance in New-York
this afternoon AZ $3.50 DR. Stuhhs has chosen for
the subject ~ hts first discourse Shakespeare as
Religious Teacher" and as he has long been a
close student Of Shakespeare tho lecture will
doubtless delight all who hear IL.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-08
TRIES TWICE TO KILL HJvsr1r

Monicair y. j. Nov (speciaD William Nfu,o-
gardener IN the employ Of F. g. Burgess -
Mountain-aver is in padded cell al the nol,ce
station after having attempted suicide bv f,non
ing into twenty foot well lie WIS rescued arp,
ne taen tried 10 shoot his wife. Adeline. and TO
cut his throat. ''- ~
New-York tribune., 1899-11-08
HOW INSrRREcTIoN CAS- BE CRUSHED.
GENERAL WHEELER SAYS \ LITTLE PUSH
AND ENERGY THIS FALL WILL PUT
DOWN AGUINALDO.


Florence. Ala. Nov. 7.-Gereral Joe" Wheeler
iu letter t. ". !. wood Of Florence stating
his views on the Philippine question, says:
am delighted with the Philippine Islands.
have no doubt that a little push and energy this
fan viii crush out the AEIiuaidO insurrection
ont If 100000 II nc0ple I'm these islands. ! do
rot think that he has more than 2uNn soldiers.
and in a square nsnt 500 Americans would
crush them out az once is for the army 10 get
at them and keep at them until the work s done
The evil features Of these islands have been
exaggerated t. our people. Their extent is so
great from north 10 south and the variation
OF the altitude is such that there IS a great
Americans Wlll find this an excellent field for
their energies. and the wealth producing powers
Of these islands under American influence VIII
be- very great.
The action ~ some people in the United States
I'm asserting that the people Of the Philippines
of harm. and assists AguinaldO IN maintaining
the insurrection. as he publishes all assertions
by Americans # that character and he tells his
supporters that IL they hold out until winter
Independence will be given them. 1t also has a
bad effect IN this-that people who disposed
10 be favorable to us and who desire TO
govern NE islands fear TO assert themselves, be-
cause they know that II they should do so and
the Americans should abandon them they would
be in great danger OF their lives and IN all prob
ability their property would be conhscated.
ON September . I had a liitle fight with the
enemy at this point. but n did not amount to
much. although as important as some other en-
sagements which have been dienlfed in the
papers as fights. 7 am sorry 20 say that much
which appears IN the papers Of the United
states Is gross eXaggeratiOn. I expect 10 be on
hand for Congress- High regards. etc.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-08
THE DROWNED CANAL sURrEYoRS

Managua Nicaragua. Nov + VITA Galvosion).-
The two members Of the canal surveying party re-
Gently drowned by a flood az Machuca Rapids. are
reported to-day from san Carlos 70 have been
Messrs Clark and Merrmack
New-York tribune., 1899-11-08
MR. ASTOR DENIES SELLING.

London. Nov THE Pail Mall Gazette" owned
by william Waldorf Astor. prominently prints the
following to-day
The paragraph published by The Economist1
10 the effect that the advance In sterling * mango
rates is due 10 the sale boy Mr.. AStor ~ large
holdings Of American shares iaciHgi4if s,''''' h.,
nriufnd for stockhrok.ug purposes IN New orK
and was there cOntradicted some days ago.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-08
HrLD FOR MURDER oy THE H1GH SEAS.

Queenstown Nov. 7.-Kllnger the seaman of tho
British bark Pegasus. from Portland ore. June
2S for this port who was handed over 20 tho police
on the arrival of the vessel here yesterday charged
with having fatally stabbed fellow sailor named
Hutton during the voyage. was to-day committed
for trial the charge Of murder.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-08
FurS- Various SCarfS

There phchy darkness retailing Take shgh sounding names
tha is
having The
els the pnce-ugging
the paying have the comfort Of knowing
that
Sane scarf noe; lar rfo fu gives US arlA
dutrot all ste erSsrff brown
Ond$l Scar Q mink; shape hnef
trimmed wit O
f fox with f o
a u woldlk lkeh nma uet out asleep
Scarf natuay -oug to e ypopu eoni floor
New-York tribune., 1899-11-08
New Silks at Half Price, or Near It

OF course would be different Nobody
thought change mills three thousand DOL
lars pns) happened And ooa
Theea $Iand M
There few a
There a o
the Of sin 0
and kinds
black ndwhhe bars blue SnpedT
cerh lilac hon,b
Sheh
Plaid Taft color sndb wh
RounaA
New-York tribune., 1899-11-08
VICTIM or ACCIDENT IDENTIFIED.
CYCLE RIDER KILLED ~ FIFTH-AvE WAS CLARA
PERSON. OF NO. aoG EAST TWENTY
TOIRTH-ST.

Clara Person the young woman who was run
over ana instantly killed by an express wagon az
the intersection Of Finh-ave- and Thrty-fourth-st
while riding her bicycle. identified by her SIS
ter Alma Person Of No 200 West Forty-hfth-st,
who called az tho Morgue yesterday. Miss Person
said her sister had lived at 10. BIG East Twenty
fourth-st.
Coroners Physician OHanion performed nm au-
topsy and found that the woman was run over by
the heavy wagon. which IS contrary 20 the state
ment made by the driver, stark. who snid the
young woman came TO her death by striking the
wagon the force - the blow causing death. The
autopsy revealed that the right side of the body
was manGled. several ribs being broken and the
heart and lungs badly crushed. The rear wheel of
the wagon must have passed over the young
woman.
Stark was arragned IN the Jefferson Market
Court and held 10 await the COrOners inquest.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-08

ARMY
Acting As,is'an Surgeon GEORGE 2 PITCHER. now :.
%'v Yrk c'y VIII nport 10 'he commaning on
cer i3l Infantry 70 accomtany ,ha, oommard 10 'ha
H5sen.trr H. '''''
Acting Asss'an, surgeon CLARK wERTESBAxE;p
coed 10 F.r Ni,t4ara ior duty W." pro
Acting Asss'an, surgeon ARTHUR " wARTH,R I,
Franrisc6 for assignment 7''
Iieu'enan, colonel FRANK q. SMITH e'h Ar,ri.ry :.
If,pc,,y At fe chicsanssss ans <s s''s'' ADJ
ionai Park. with yiew To rs condemnst,a
M''s .s sEsN s ,n, 5m sa Fraaco i y" T.5., s
70. and IN arrival vii report 10 ne conmantins
Corps for duty.
Acting Assistant Surgeon HARRY s. MOORE vin proceed
eaSer lsh infan'ry 20 acc3rnrany r-girassi %
the Philippines
NAVY.
Captain J. G GREEN 8, assigned to duty c,mm.n-
Surgeon ~ H. siMONs is promoted medical inspector
Meisl nsgscloT r. ,..s, MAR%ioT Es + 70 nod
Assistant Surgeon q. H. cOSTIGAN is promoted 10
passeI assistant surgeon hosrNai. hs'on'
Ensign II T. coNE Is promoted 20 Lieutenant. junior
grade Gcxnsi.
Ensign l. f. JAMES IS promoted Lieutenant. Junior
Ensign + H. DELANY s promoted iieu'-nan' ,anior
1ieu,enan, b. TAspAN is promoted 20 nea''HaH' com
Lieutenant J.. T. HhAINAKD = or'erei - additions.
m.iilassuof'h wilmington. nei
Surgeon T. g. HENERERGER IS detached from ne IN
dana November lV. and 1ili proceed home and walt
orders
surgeon W A McLURG is ordered 20 The In;ians. No
venher 10
IAeu,eran, commander A. y cANAGA IS te,aehs; -ron
the Iureau p Trginecr'rE and ordered - 10
Asiatc station ~ steamer % N,femter u from
san Francisco.
Ensign 4 g. Rr LINERS order = Noventer 20 cs,y
In charge - tre Branch rs siroernph1 once - PR
Townsend, Wash IS re..Hel AID De- IS -f-efef =
the I'H
Captain " 81 WHITINGs orIer q tie lin uii. ,or
duty a the Noff0lK Navy larc. - revoked. ant ~
oi g-lce.d home and "aif or'er4
Navai cadet r l. pINNEY s 84faraei from the Monon-
gahea and ordered 3 tte Prairie
Lieutenant r. H. tHAPIELL is ce'acnet from ne
Prairie and ordered '1 'ne Nixen
Lieutenant r T. COOPER IS ordered % Washington. No
,e,rhe- l3 Z .xaulrat - retirement. % = eel
home and vait r-els.
Lieutenant v s. MONTGOMERY = ordered - 80 s.
M4ry's November -. 1893
New-York tribune., 1899-11-08
m~yIcIpiL ELECTION " BERLIN.

Berlin. Nov. The municipal election held here
yesterday resulted iu the selection Of twelve So
ciali-ts and six Liberals - the Common Council
New-York tribune., 1899-11-08
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS

Washington. Nov THE following Army an.
Navy orders have been issued
ARMY
New-York tribune., 1899-11-08

Florence. Ala. Nov. 1-Gereral "Joc' Wheeler
his views on the Philippine question. says
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, May 4.-Cattle, fancy grades
brought $5.40@5.50; choice steers S5.O5
@5.35; mediums $455@475; stockers
and feeders $4.00@5.1O; beef steers $500
@4.50; bulls S2.e0@4.10; COWS and heif-
ers $350@4.25. Calves s4.0006S5.
Hogs, fair to choice S3.70@3S5; heavy
packers $345@3.6712; mixed $3.50
3.771a butchers s3.60@3.S0; lights 1885
$3.50; pigs s3.25@3.65.
Sheep and lambs, sheep sold at $500
@5.25; yearlings S4.85@5.25; clipped
lambs S475@5.55; chiefly 1925 and over
Spring lambs $9.00@1200 per 100
pounds.
Receipts: Cattle, 5000 head; hogs,
$1,000 head; sheep, 10000 head.
East Liberty, Pa, May 4.-Cattle,
steady, unchanged.
Hogs, steady; prime mediums $3.50
@3.95; heavy hogs s3.S5@3.90; heavy
Workers S3.S5@390; light Workers 1915
@3.S0; pigs $3.60@3.70; roughs $2500
3.30
Sheep, steady; choice wethers $3.50
$780, common s2.50@3.50; choice
lambs s560@5.75; spring lambs $1,000
900. Veal calves s5.5006.00.
East Buffalo. n. Y. May 4.-Cattle,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05

FE4z<4c
n1aea1lne IA every respect Rev. Eurg
Estes Howard ably discusses the Prob
lem a Study in Social Evolution" z A
Day on q Trout Farm, BY 3. O. Flower.
Is delightful sketch, as IS also "Our
Tropical Garden in the Pacific" by the
same writer. "Savonarcla,'' by Rev H. H.
Peabody and THE New Education" by
Joseph Rodes Buchanan, are excellent
contributions-in fact. the whole magazine
is filled with the choicest literary produc-
tions.
THE PARISIAN-The Par.sian for May
has more varied and interesting contents
than usual, were that possible in mag
azine which is always entertaining and
delightful. The conclusion of Countess
Potocka," 1.-THE Last Waltz 1.-THE Post
script" Misunderstood, THE Witch of
the Na.f,'' THE Paris Exposition of 1900 .
of which the Partisan is making a special
ty, and which furnishes the charming
cover in bronze, and an up-to-date article
on THE Origin of Advertising" are some
of the attractions
SELF CULTURE.-A very interesting
table of contents is presented in the May
number of this enterpr.sing magazine. F.
w. Fitzpatrick discusses the subject of
Deep Waterways for Lake Commerce.
THE Higher Culture and the National
Life is an abe production by Pres. N.
Butter. ID. d. 1.-THE African Ostrich IN
America" illustrated by Z. H. Rydall, is
worth a careful reading. '.The Fifty
fifth Congress . ~superst:tions OF the Sea"
and brain and Drawn" are handsome
contributors
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05
Mexican dollars 4S1sc.

Government bonds irregular.
State bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Stocks-The stock market was weak
most of the day, then rallied, recover
ing part of the early loss, and left Off
with an uncertain tone with net losses
of substantial fraction prevailing
Unfounded rumors were rife, including
stories of split between prominent
bull interests, the death of prominent
banker and statements that banks had
called loans and refused further accom-
modations to large interest. Each of
these rumors in turn was positively de-
MED, but not until substantial declines
in stocks had been effected. London
was liberal seller. Sugar was net
prominent in the period of depression,
dropping over points, two-thirds of
which was afterwards recovered. The
rsst of the market followed the fiuc-
tuations in Sugar to a minor extent.
The iron and steel stocks, local trans
portation shares, Anaconda and num-
Der of other specialties made an aver
age extreme dip of about 3 points,
while there were numerous declines of
about one point With the rally in
Sugar substantial recoveries occurred
elsewhere, particularly in those which
were most depressed previously, and
the market thereafter became dull.
Consolidated Gas was we'll taken and
rose over three points. Among the
railways. Burlington, which sells ex-
rights tomorrow, displayed the most
strength. There were fractional net
advances in. Continental Tobacco, Ten
nessee Coal and Iron and General Elec-
trio. The more prominent net declines
were in New York Central, the coalers,
local traction companies. iron and steel
shares and most of the grangers. There
were many of the opinion that heavy
liquidation for some important inter-
ests occurred to-day and that much of
the latter strength came from the COW
ering of shorts. An interest which it
was reported was seeking to reduce it's
lines in the specialties, denied that any
speculative ventures were on foot just
now Commission house business was
said to be the smallest for some time.
Railroad bonds showed a reactionary
tendency for the greater part of the
day, but in the late trading conspicuous
strength in Wisconsin Central firsts,
and support of other special active is
sues stimulated a better tone.
Total sales, 100000.
United States coupon and new As
coupon declined Is, but the IS coupon
advanced Ii in the bid price.
The total sales of stocks to-day
amounted to $4,000 shares. Quota
tons closed bid:
A1 xe lg.s
Baltimore and Ohio ................... y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05
DRY GOODS.

New York. May 4-Cotton goods
market without change in any division
apart from occasional advances of 80
&c in some eastern brands of export
cotton Bleached are ruling fairly at
full prices. Low grades in better re-
quest Wide sheetings firm, but quiet.
More doing in denims at previous
prices. Other coarse colored cottons
quite steady. Prints are firm with fair
sales in both fancies and staples. Cling
hams are still scarce. Print cloths
quiet and prices maintained. Cotton
hosiery dull and irregular. Underwear
generally steady. No change in wooden
and worsted dress goods or mems wear
fabrics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05
MINING STOCKS.
PRODUCE.

Chicago, May 4.-The wheat market
ruled weak to-day under a vigorous
bear attack. An early advance was
lost and Puly closed &c lower; corn
lost 1s@Ac and oats 1sc. Pork de-
clined 12hc and ribs 212c. Lard closed
a shade lower.
Freezing weather in Nebraska and
Iowa, too much rains in the northwest
for seeding purposes and reduction
of seven points in the condition of the
Ohio crop for the month inspired fee
BILE rally in wheat during the early
hours of to-day's session. The market
was, however. Indifferent to anything
bullish, turning weak under free liqui-
dation and short selling. July opened
Nc higher at @73Ac, advanced ir-
regularly to 73A@73ssc, declined to
7214c and closed at 721a@725sc. Re-
ceipts were comparatively light Chi
cago received only 80 cars, six of which
were graded contract. Minneapolis and
Duluth got .216 cars against 367 last
year, and western primary markets
5000 bushels compared with $4,000
bushels the same day year ago. At
lantic port clearances were equal in
wheat and flour to 100000 bushels.
Rapid progress in planting and re-
ports OF increased acreage weakened
corn. Liquidation and short selling
was eavy. Buying against puts caused
slight rally near the end. Receipts
157 cars. July opened B@Ac higher
at 3415@34asc, declined to 34c and
closed at 341s@34Ac.
Oats followed wheat and corn. Re-
ceipts 294 cars July started a shade
higher at 241ac, sold off to 24c and
closed at 24@241sc.
Heavy liquidation of July pork weak
ened provisions, but packers and local
traders came to the rescue and most
of the decline was recovered. July pork
opened 2sc lower at $50, advanced
to sS77, declined to $3.50 and rallied
to SS.621a at the close. Lard and ribs
were slow and easier in sympathy with
pork.
Estimated receipts Friday:
Wheat, 40 cars; corn. $50 cars; oats,
250 cars; hogs, 10000 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05
METAL.

New York, May 4.-The market was
irregular al lday with business On con
sentative lines. News from abroad
and the west averaged UP pretty much
as expected; offerings were moderate.
At the close the metal exchange call
ed pig iron warrants very quiet at
S1075 bid and $1100 asked; lake cop
per dull at $1,000 bid and $19.25 ask
ed; tin dull and easier at S25.75 bid
and s25.S5 asked; lead firmer at s4.421a
bid and $4.45 asked; spelled unchanged
at s6.75 bid and $500 asked. The
brokers' price for lead it S4.15, and for
copper 19Q191sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05

Nay. 741lc. lilly 765kc: SeDfeml3ar.
~ q &. neceml,pr qe1kc
Corn-Receipts. 81 500: exporfs. 1s1. :
go. spOt steady; No. d 435kc spot /. d.
b. afioat; options opened steady; closed
&c net decline; May closed, 39c; July
closed 38Ac.
Oats-Receipts, 144,sOo; exports,
$4,000; spot steady; No. 2, 32@32Ac;
No. 8, 31c; No. white, 3415c: track
white, 34h@38kc; options dull.
Hay firm.
Hops dull.
Hides firm.
Leather steaCy.
Wool dull
Beef steady.
Lard steady.
Pork easier.
Butter steady.
Cheese steady.
Eggs firm.
Tallow weak.
Cootonseed oil easy.
hosln steady.
lurpentine stead--.
Rice steady.
slolasses steady.
Gomez, options opened quiet and un-
changed; closed dull and net unchang-
Gu. safes, zl0 bags.
sugar, raw strong; refined firm.
Baltimore, May 4.-Flour, quiet; re-
ceipts, 1854 barrels; exports, 1926
barrels.
Wheat, duh and easier; spot. month
ana June IoA @45hc; July 76c asked;
receipts oz,SOo bushels.
oorh' gun and easier; spot and
Mohln ooQ5SAc, June 381sQ3Sssc;
July 5oAac; receipts, $3.50 bushels;
exports, 42,ooO bushels.
oaes' steauy, no. white 35@251ac;
NO. mixed 5zQ321sc; receipts, 7,4O0
ousneis.
butter, steady; fancy creamery $50
iSc, Iancy limitation 1o016c; fancy
iadle lag l5c; good ladle 12@13c; store
packed ll@l2c; rolls 13q14c.
Gsss, 0'eauy at I1zsc.
qu.e'' unenanseu.
FhHadeiphla, May 4.-Wheat, Ac
lower contract grade May 76@76Ac.
Torn, Ac lower; NO. 2 mixed May 3S
WosAc.
Oats, steady; No. white clipped 50
@Sohse; No. do. do. 34Q34Rc; No. 2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05
KILLED WHILE CYCLING.

Allahabad. May 4-The Rev. DR..
Samuel H. Kellogg, an American Pres
byterian missionary, was killed by fall
ing over precipice while cycling in
the Himalayas, a few days ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05
FINANCE lind IRADE.

New York, May 4.-Commercial Ad-
vertiser's London financial cablegram:
The markets here were dull and I'M
easy to-day. The Transvaal apprehen-
sion was revived ON vague talk Of an
ultimatum. i do not credit the re-
ports. Americans were heavy all day.
Liverpool liquidation heavy early. The
close was heavy at bottom prices.
New York, May Mooney on call at
3h@41a per cent; last loan per.cent.;
prime mercantile paper 31a@4A per
cent.
Sterling exchange weak, with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S7A@
4.S71a for demand and at S4.85A@
4.S51s for sixty days; posted rates
$4S61s and s4.SS1a.
Commercial bills S4.84%.
Silver certificates 61R@62c.
Bar silver 613sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05
TO BRING THE MERCEDES.

New York, May 4.-The Merritt G
Chapman Wrecking Tug Rescue sailed
to-day for Santiago, to tow the Span
ish cruiser Reina Mercedes, to Norfolk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05

CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.
Washington, May 4.-To-day's state
ment CT the condition of the treasury:
Available cash balance $3.50, 1863, 500;
gold reserve $245, 723,07S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05

T5ario- car Wheeling to plttsb1rg ON
as . M, aud sos .. IA. train. Central
time (One hour slower than Wheeling
]. G. TOALTSsON.
Passenger 8F1d T4ckak agent.
Agen. fog al Steamship Lines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05

sunday trans between Ehrich~ytiIe 90
Cleveland See official time cards or.
trains daily except Sunday t"Sf
Electric cars between Brtdgeror. .na
wheeling. and Bridgeport sad Martla.s
Ferry and Beiiaire.
Consult agents Tor general information
II. G. cARREL. @. A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05
W. hHe RAILROAD co.

Tine Table Taking Eject February z.
I've GO a n. Dalsy-Acconsmodasl
- MeenaKvifie. f-I1trin&kDu. New Mar
str~t-gi5e Ess1sSsvisle, St Aarxs Waw-
srlv %yiiisamstown. farkeFz5urK. and
intermediate points.
4 $3.50 20 q ga. Except SundaTl - Vast
Fxrrfzs for MoGnasviiie. New Mefflns-'
1rgffe gss1ersvfsie. W3isiausNf own PArk-
s-st,i,r9 RavenswDod MsIiwood Mason
City. Pt. Pleasant. Galsiposis lfuuting~
tori KenovA Charleston. Cincinnati.
Ilo1i{sgIiie ard all p0lnfs Soush Easts
ard West PafloT car II Ken0va-
81 cave ti.t8 T. m. Dzisy--Exp for.
ssoxsflt.swfsle, Powh2x&H, E5arfnYfcss
PROCTOR Mex 1farxsnzxllie SarHss size
fersSslle Friendly. st. Marys. Waveriv
wife rnsf0wu. Parker2Ddrg Ravens
wood Mason City, Pit Pleasant fsaisI-
r0t.s Huntington. kenovA Charleston
Axhlard Russell, froafon. ard lrfef1Yfz-
dsz4e points s0ath o. ParkersDurr par<
Tor ear 20 ParkerKburE
Leave s.15 p. m aily-Accosnrncdafiou
for MoundsFtlie Darlington. New Mar
tfravIsle. Sssfersvsile. St. Marga. Wav~
erly. WsIliaustown, FarkerEDurg, anx
intermediate points
Leaves Wheeling 1i:5 A. m surdays.
LATE LIE MAY
City Passenger Agent l19 harriet street,
J. G. IoMLINSo%.
Ticket Agent Union Station
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

American Cotton Oil ................... 36h
Do preferred ......... ................. 94A
American Spirits .........................1 LA
Do preferred .......... ................. 35A
American Tobacco ......... .21S
Do preferred ......... ...............143
American Steel and Wire .............. 7o5s
Do preferred ......... .................. 991a
Federal Steel ......... ................. e6B
Do preferred ........... .............. S55s
General Electric Observation-Disclosures. .119
Sugar ........ ..... ......... 1850
Do preferred .. 116A
Tennessee Coal and Iron ........ 62is
Western Union ........... ............... 92L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF SECRET So
eieties to call at West Va Printing Co.,
No 1925 and 1927 Market Street, and ex-
anime samples OF Address Cards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-05

GhsAapeake and Ohio .;!e =
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. -: 1854
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
70 preferred n 81
Chicago and Northwestern. -...-......l 56
Delaware and Hudson ll9A
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western.170
rT,e. 4newl ..:..... .-..-...--.. 1e
Fort Wayne -.-.--. -.--.---.-.....-..lS
Great Northern preferred s.....--.-.....l 1870
Iiino-s central 1890. ...s..-.-........il o.ss
Lake Erie and Western. ..-............. 1873
10 prelerreo -......... -.............-.65
Louisville and Nashville ............... 66A
Manhattan L. .....-.-.. ................ -ll5A
metropolitan Street Railway. .2SSl1
Nicn-gdn central -........ ............-..ll 3
new Jersey Central 1875
New York Central .....................131ss
W. thcfh I6Ciiic ..-..-... .........-.-- %
10 preferred ....--... ......-.......... 1874
I-'ecui ...''.- LOT
A.S1uiliS 1890 .-.....-...... IVA
DO frst preferred .........-.... ...--.. 6S
rock is.and .......... ...-.-....-...s. .llo3s
M ieois
10 preferred -............ ...........1 1852
rroutuerH racing ........-.....---..- GA
texas ana racine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a
Union Pacific ....... ................ As
10 preferred .................... ia
Wheeling. and Lake observation-disclosures. 12B
10 preferred ................. 50