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B. I- M. BATES. NERVOUS PROSTRATION, (RUURAITnBNU) INSOMNIA, NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA, MELANCHOLIA AND THC THOUSAND III. THAT rOLLOW A OCRANQKD CONDITION Or THC NERVOUS SYSTEM ?CEREBRINE THC EXTRACT OF THE BRAIN Of THC OX, RRCPARtO UNDER THC FORMULA Of Dr. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, IN Hit LABORATORY AT WASHINGTON, 0. C. 008C, 0 DROPS. Prick, Pen Phial or a Drachms, f 1.00. COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.' WASHINGTON, D. C. w ? END FOR BOOK. DR SANDEN'S ELECTRIC BELT 1 m?iKK,rr DCBIUTATCD Ur.?b IS. PlMBlTlOXg *r EXCKhSCS *i Gruums to Cim? br e.u 1MPI0YC9 [ItCTHIC 9ELT AKD SUSPEMSCRT ? iunrirfc3akY. * A_'.? for tUi ijv^-lso p?rpoM(tM? of C?m*rallt? ffukiH*, *i?lc? Emir. BIJ4. KeoUlair. CmUmooi C?rr?aU ?f El*s Uliitr throorti all WEAK VABTS.mtorlnfIhta UHEALTH TIGOBOl'ft ftTBKSUTIU EUrtrlt c?rr?l E#U UtUaUjr, ?r forf.lt Si.000 la wh. Art *hr%p, *nd will ear# w?r?t mii (a 1 to J ma&t&J. H?w?r?#f laluiUat ?lrta? L* E:?> trie earrrct*. fuapblct Kr*?. Ad4r*M: 8ANDES ELECTRIC CO., 8X8Broadway, 5i* York. <l<Vt-TTbA3 JO EVERY MAN ? "tins or old bavin* iiny form of Wrakness, Lost Manhood, Lack of Vigor, or onn who>o manly pow eraar<? failing, ( wlllvnd I'HKM the formula of a almplo remedy which rctnoveesuch troubled In from 10 to'j) days. Any druggist can put It up for you or I will aiv> furnish tho remedy Itself cheaper than a druggist can prepare It. Anyono In nc?d of this formula can g?t It freo by addressing E.II.UUM?L1;I u 111>,iluxSG3Ajblon,MIch. INJECTION ' s I_ _ ? J*? THE 1 TO 4- DAY CURE'Va,!^ Fcr CcnsrrV. a. GTr?t, Lrnf*rrtxr3 tad P^rwttcrrfcc*. CT No rain. 2?o EtaLn. Free Syringe. rasviNTs FTniCTtntnandftiirnrv^TE dibzases. it OrottUts orM?it??rj od.ln*it forfl.UO. -ItOflcUou JUljdw U'Tboftcl* of nlUlollar rrrxvlW. DR. II7LSUT KENT, |?|<i-Jtfortl, M?. MALYDOR MFC. CO., Uinoaotor, O,, U.8J\ _ EDU CAT 110 NA L._ Night School. Why don't you attend the Night Session* of tjio WHEELING HCHINKS3 COLLEGE, corner Main and Twelfth streets? Writing. Spelling, Arithmetic. Bookkeeping, Short hand. Typewriting, otc. Comfortable room*. Careful pcr*onal lu? itructlon and low prices. ??COME AND SEE US.?t Wheeling ? Business ? College, <!?*> WHEELING, W. VA. Mrs. M. Stevens Hart's School for Youtig Ladies and Children, 13IM Mitrkntrit., Wheeling, W.Vu. The Island earn nnd electric motors pan tho door. Fourth animal setilon begins MONDAY, September 17, 18'JL TliH school olTori a coin* pletenud thorough mlueailon In Practical Eng lish Muihematlcs. EuglUh Classics, I-?tlti and Modem Luuciinges. The school consists of 1'rlmury, Intermediate, Academic and Col lego Pmparatorj'depurtinonu. The method* uud oour>fl of InAtriictlon will compare favorably with tho belt seminaries In |r the country. I Soy* are recelvoi In the Primary ind Inter Diedlatc. For circular* or Intervlevr, apply to Mas. m. sti:vi:ns hart, ftInclpnl, Wliei'llng. W. Va. \ $ Guaranlcod Eight Years Old. I * IT certainly ha duty nnd oar dc?lro to 1 Acquaint you with tho excollent qu*l Itles of our tit port Whlikey who yo'i need this article for me<llclnal or family purpose*. There is none on the market more entitled to your consideration. It has Age. Purity, and being free from all Injurious lturcdlonis ihoulil command your attention. Full QunrU.* ^|X OO. Sold In Wheeling onlr by Inhn Vlarl (,?R- MARKET AND dUUil Mali, SIXTEENTH STREETS. Mall and express orders will receive prompt attention. J(H FLEMING <kSON, 412 Market street. Pittsburgh. HOTELS. An established hotel under new management, thoroughly rennrated, perfect sanitation and all modern lmprorrrnenta. Visitors to New York will llnd the KveretUn the very heart of the popular ebopptnr district, convenient to place* of amuse meat mid rcadllv acc^onlbln from all jirts ol tbo city. EC HOPE AN* 1'L.VN. oc2-TThis MEDICAL. JAPANE5B i cure C. Kcadrick, SoaJi Oil City, Pa., writee: A gentleman friend of mine, living in BnfTalo, N. Y.. eent mo to-day r. email circular of your Japans Pilo Cure. He havinc tnlfen-d with the Piles forthirty^ne years, tned everything ha !i"onl of nr.il Rot no better until ho tried onebox of jour Japanese Pilo Cure. Ho got relief in stantaneously, fonr l?oxes ennnjj him. I least eeail mo a jwickngo ntonco and oblige. Wo sell tho Japaneso Pilo Curo nt M cts. nnd $1.C0 per box. 6 for $3.00. by mail, with written guarantee to refund tho mocoy if not cured. Sample free. Japanese Pilo Ointment 23 eta. por box. Chat. K. Goetzo and W. W. Irwin. jy'.'T-raw rniUMNTKI.UGKN'CKn JL IS A C'LKAK AND 1*BMRNTABI.B PaPEIL LIVES WERE LOST. Tlio Flro tit ttio Hotel Delavon In Albany WAS WORSE THAN FIRST REPORTED. Uifftit Kcrvunu uro Mlnilng ami Sup. posed to bo Hurled in tlm Uooiuv. Tlio llorrlbln Htorjr Told by tlio Chof. I'orlshliiif Porions Whom Ho Could Not llolp. Amiany, N, Y., Doc. 31.?Four raggod walla and a muss of smouldering ruiui mark tho aito of tlio Dol.ivan house to day. Two huudrod and fifty of it a Rueate, thankful that thoy oacnped, though only with tho clothoi on thoir back*, aro quartered at tho other hotels. The list of caiualtio* ia an foliowi: Doad?Mrs. II. S. Fookee, formorly of Dayton, Ohio. Injured?Ilenry F. Fookos, Roclioator, injurod internally and faco and hands burned; will rocovor. Mrs. Bonjauiin F. Hoilman, Brooklyn, faco cut and intornally iujurod; will ro covor. I Bonjamin F. Heilraan, Brooklyn, ankle injured. I Edward Walsh, faco badly burned. Edward Murphy, bad burns. K A. Mancheator, Auburn, banda arms badly buruod. E. W. Arnold, Rochester, ^bruised by jump from window. D. P. Brockway, Now York, right arm badly cut and both arum buruod. Jamei Hennessey, flro man of ?teomor .No. 4, struck on tho head by a brick when one of tho walls fell about mid night. Tho polico aro unablo to account for eight porsona, two maids and aiz guosta, who woro in tho Dolavau hotol before tho fire. Thoy say that while it is pos aiblo that theso portions may now bo in somo hotel, it is quite probable that their bodies aro hidden in tho ruins. That a number of corpses lio beneath tho ruins souma most probable. Chef Quorena Tomagni, who was on the top floor when tho cry of firo wa? given, tella a horrible talo of wbat ho I saw. "I was in my room," he says, "when I somoouo yelled 'firo.' Tho hall was filled with stifling smoke and tho ond | which led to tho staircaso was blocked with a mass of flames. I turned to run I tho othor nay. Ou tho door of tho cor ridor lay threo human beings. Whether thoy woro men or women I could not say. Thoy woro shrieking (or holp. "I could not stop to save thorn. The flames woro leaping alone tho corridor and 1 wai losing my nemos from the fearful smoke that rendered life in tho place almost impossible. I passed ovor tho spot whore the unfortunates lay. They grabbed my logs. It was by main I force that I pulled mvaolf away and managed to gain a window and lower myself five stories by means of a rope. I do not know what became ot tho unfor tunate beings who lay in that corridor. I do not think they ever escaped." This is a correct list of the missing: Recond Teleaform, fireman in tho kitchen. Bridget FiUgibbons, omploved in tho I kitchen. >'ujinntaSturena, vegetable cook. Amelia Tomagni, sister to tho head | chef. Thomas Connor, carpot sweooer. Simon Myers, copper man. Mary I'itzgibbons, chambermaid. Kate Crowley, emploved in the kitch I on-. l'ernamlo Bonlott, fireman in the | kitchen. INNOCENT MEN IV PillSON. | Th*r u?t? Send Thro Yonr., and Now It l< IlnlleveU They Wore Not Guilty. Pittsburgh, Dec. 31.?By tho confes sion of tho real murderer it ia iikely that Andrew loth, George Rusnak and Michael Sabol, who aro now serving I lifo sontonces in Riverside penitontiarv for tho murder of Michael Quinn, will be releasod. On Now Yoar's day, JS91, the Carnegie Steel Companvhadtrotiblo with its laborers at tho Edgar Thomson steel wore, at Braddock. About 700 Slavs and Hungarians wero employed at tho works, among thorn the threo now in prison. On tho night of December I 31 a crowd of tho strikers descended I upon tho works, but were driven back. Tha following noon tho mob attackod the works again, and quite a battle en sued. Michael Quinn; an engineer, was struck upon tho head and fatally in jured. The next day a largo number of arroits were mado, among thom being Toth, Rusnak and Sabol. They wore tnod and convicted of Quinn'a murder, and aontcnced to bo hanged, but lator their sentences wero commuted to lifo imprisonment. A short time ago two Hungarinna quarreled near Scranton and oach had tho othor arrested. One of them sont for tho polico officials and told them that tho othor prisonor was a murdoror, having killed a man in a riot ut Brad dock ou Now Yoar's day, 1891. 'iho polico investigated and bocauio con vinced that tho story was true. Attor ney Blakoly, who has charge of tho case for tho convicted mon, will leavo I for Scranton to-day or to-morrow to complete tho evidouco that he will lay befoio tho pardon board. COM* IN KliOUIDA, I Tho Ornngo Crop t'rnetlcally Itnlnod.. evident Wenlhor Ever Known. Jacksonville, Fi.a., Doc. 31.?The mercury went down to 14 above roro at thesignal station in tho city just beforo sunriao this morning, tho rocord being onodogroo colder than tho tornporatnro during the grent freeze of 1SSU and tho i lowost sinco 181(5. Tho thermometer at . tho station is 100 feot above tho ground, and the surfaco readings about town I average from ono to threo degrees lowor. . Reports from Titusvillo, Tauipa, Ocala, Uainosvillo, Palatka und Sanford indi cate that tho morcurv dropped to about 18 abovozero in tli0B0 localities. I 'Iho orango nnd vcgotablo crops nro practically ruinod. Tho host oatiuiato place the numbor of orangos at present on tho troos at fully 2,000,000 boxos and the officials of thoFlorida fruit exchange jn thin city think fully two million boxen havo boon frozon oithor whollv or partially. if this ostimato is correct tho remain ing six hundred thousand boxos will | bring fabulous pricoa. ' A BUSY YISA.ll ' hxprctcrl by tlm Mnuuriintiirnr* in tlio I I'ltUbiirgli Dlntrlct. I'lTTwnunGir, Doc. 31.?A rovlow of tho industrial situation shows an oncourag-1 ing outlook in this soction for tho com ing year. '-lhere is a hoavy iucreaso in tho nurnbor of iron, stool and tin mills in operation. Wheroono yoar ngo loss than ono'luilf tho window glass factories w?ro running, throo-fourthaaro in oper ation now. With flint glass factories this is al?o true. Tho hopeful feature of tho Hltuntion In tlin stonily itutrou.n In tlio donmnil (or lunuiifuptiiroil proiluct.. Willi tlin uxnnptlnn o[ tliolr llonvnr Fulls null mill, nil tlin Cnrneglu mills am now running in lull or tlonblo turn. Tho big window glass (notaries at Juitn notto and Now Kensington uro In (ull operntion day aud niyl,t. A revival of rullroml nnd rnllroail equipment build in); is looked (or tlio tirst ol tho year. In tho Conuollavillo roi-loii 1-1,337 colto Ovens are In operation nnd tho prospoct Is hopeful. Mnnufacturors uio all liopo ful of a busy year. DAILY HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS. Wednesday, Jamuauy 2. Kxsolneii lu lltllo duties Is a wonderful sourco of cUscrfuluois.? Bheakkart?>Potrl Hominy. Brollod Ham. Graham Dread. ApploSauco. Glngor Snaps. Cofloo. Dinnkk?Tomato Houp. Bnof Pot lloaat. Mashod Potatoes. Squash. Celery, Pickles. Currant Jolly. Grapon aud Bananun. Suitik?Rolls. Cold Meat. Uonoy. linked Apples. Milk. Too. l'enrl Hominy. Cook liko rico, aetiBoning with unit, milk and bnttor. Cover cloaoly aud lot It bo thoroughly done. [CopyrloNtd.] A Common Experlenco. Truth. Mn. King?Yea, my daughtor Teufo mnrricd a blacksmith, uud alio hna u nico homo aud ia getting along nieoly. Julio marriod a ahoomakor and in very comfortably provided (or. Alico mar ried a butcher and in happily situated. Mrs. I'razior?And your daughter Nicnlotto? Mrs. Kine (Badly)?Alas! Sho mar riod a foreign prince. I Hond her 11 vo dollars a week, and by taking in wash ing she manages to support tho family. Mental Contusion. Truth. Farm or Dadage?Wal, Lunkv, what do vo roc'loct boat of seoin' down to New York? Lunky (juat homo from hia firat met ropolitan visit)?Tho atatuo of poverty acarin'tho world, hold in' in her right hand tho Doclapondenco of Indignation. THE NEW YKAlt-1803! Joel Benton*. Tip top upon the morning hilts. All rosy with the #Mt. There comes a prince whose advent thrills The greatest anil the least. Young as a Cupid with his bow For love's dear longinjj bent He comes?and where Ihe sun hunf low Last night, his forbear went. Old '91 with weary stride Decrepit, old atidgrav. Slid dowu the sunset's barren side - Where ebbed his life away. lie bora a bundle In his hand 01 tales of Joy and woe; Strnngs things there were to understand? Hut? let tbe gray beard go. To life, not death, wo turn our face And greet the princealive. Though he who went ailed well hLi place, llurran for ninety-live. Wreaths for his fresh and beaming brow Wo bring this natal morn; Mav all auspicious omeni now Surround tho king, new born. Lot pams erect his advent hero And inalto his reign sublime? The whitest, fairest, dearest year In all the ranks of time. A Household Treasure. D. W. Fuller, of Canaioharie, N. Y.t ?ays that ho always keopa Dr. Kintr'o New Discovery in tho hoaso and hi?i family has alvraya found tho very best result's follow its uso; that ho would not be without it, if procurable. G. A. Dykeman, Druggist, Catskill, N. Y., aavs that Dr. King's New Discovery ie un doubtedly tho best cough remedy; that ho haa used it in hia family for eight years, and it has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried and testod. Trial bottles free at Logan Drue Co.'s drug ? tore. Regular size 50c, and $1 00. 3 Carlton* Cornwell, foreman of tho Gazette. Middlotown, N. J., believes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy should ho in every homo. Ho used it for a cold nnd it etlocted n speedy cure, lie aaya: "It ia indoed a grand remedy, I can rocommond to all. I have also aeon it U9cd for whooping cough, witn tho beat results." llucklcn'a Arnica Salve. The beat calvo in the world for cnti, bruiaes, aorea, ulcers, Bait rheum, fovor sores, tettor, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi tively curea piles, or no pay requirod. It ia guaranteed to givo porfect satisfac tion or monoy ^ refunded. Prico 25 cents per box. For aalo by Logan Drug Company. Many stubborn and aggravating cases of rheumatism that woro belioved to be incurable, and accepted an life legacies havo yielded to Chamborlain's Pain Balm, much to tho aurpriso and gratili cation of tho eullorora. One application will relieve tho pain and auttering and its continued uae insures au effectual euro. If tlio ItubyU Cutting Troth, Bo atiro and uao that old and well-tried romody.MRS. Winslow'b Soothing Syhup for childron toothing. It aootho3 tho child, softons tho gums, allays all pain, euros wind colic and i9 tho beat rome dy for diarrhea. Twouty-fivo conts a bottle. MWKAW ?'Yield Not to Misfortune." I waa afflicted with catarrh last au tumn. During the month of Octobor 1 could noithor tasto or small, and could hoar but little. Ely's Cream Halm cured mo.?Ma mm George Ghauts, linkway, X. J. I aullerod from catarrh of tlio worm kind ovor ninco a boy, and I never hoDed for cure, but Ely's Cream Balm seoms to do oven thnt. Many acquaintances havo usod it with oxcollont results.'?Oscar Ostrum, *15 Warren avenue, Chicago, 111. Cream Balm is agreeable. When Baby sick, we gave her Castoria. When she wan a Child, sho cried for Castoria. When shfl becamo Mliw, ahe clung to Castoria. When aho had Children, she gavothera Castoria. Piles! Tiles! Itching files. RVMrrOMS?Moisture; Intense Itching uud sMuging; most ut night; worxo by scratching. If allowed to continue tumors form, which often bleed nnd ulccruto, becoming vorv ?om Swaynk's OtNT.MKMT stops the Itching nnd bleeding, heulH ulceration, nnd lu ino.it ernes re moves the tumors. At druggists, or by mail, for iiUccnU. I)r. Sway no ?fc Son. rhlladolphiiu ??llow to Cure All Skin l)lsen<fv%.n Simply apply "Swaynr's Oi.vt*knt." No in* lernal inodldue required. Cure* toiler. eczouia, Itch, all eruptions on tho face, hand*. noso, ,tc., leaving the hkln clear, white Hiid neultliy. In great holding and curiitlvo powers are |?o*sa?ii><| by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for HWAYNK'N OlNTMKNT. ' ITIIHJkW Lightning Hot Drops? What a Funnv Namel Vory True, but It Kills All Pain. Sold Everywhere. Every Day? Without Relief, Thore Is No Pav) l bON'T ACCEPT IMITATIONS. twr rnocrrn & uamdlk co, ourri. FiN.VNCi: ANI) Tlt\l)li Tlio Feature* ot tlm Mouoy ami Stock Market*. New York, Dec. 31.?Money on rail cuy at 1) ?s 'J per ccul; last loan 2 per cunt; clonal nt 2 per cent. 1'rlmo mercantile paper '.'JialS per cent. Sterling exchange quiet uud steady, with actual business In blinkers' bills at St W>a 4 for demand. Silver certificate* M?'?e bid, Tbo toiul tales of stock* to-day wore6G,3'i.Ssburc*. Tho lu?t day of the year ihji. 1% about tbo dull est of any full business day of the entire twelve month*, and on few, If any, days ha* tlio ?pecul htIon been more uiiintercatliiK* Tho total sale* barely exceeded 30,000 shares. There wore period* ol extreme stagnation during tliodny. and at no time was there any unlinatloti. Flue (nation* wort- contlui'd within narrow limits, excopt In tho<-a?o of Ualtlmorcit Olilo, which advanced on small buy I in: 4 per cent to 62%. re acted to tit uud closed at i)l% bid. The Im provement hi tho slock wu? accompanied by Nome olllelal reports, selling forth thccxcelleut j llnaiiclal condition of the property. Thogenor- ! at market opened heavy, and exccpt for a nlljrht rally, about It o'clock was weak during tho morning. TIih depression continued Into (bo kfteruooii until about '.'o'clock when tho temper of speculation changed for tbo better, and a rally of small proportions look place, iu wlileti, however, only part of the curly losfcs were re gained. Tbo mnrkct closed fulrlv firm, but ino.it of tho stocks traded iu showed declines In tlm dav'a transaction!'. Including 1 tier cent iu Kdliou Electric, In Itondlng, Delaware & lJick awanna. Home few abure* made udvnm c* nota bly Delaware k Hudson.?* and Now Jernoy Cen tral % per cent. Tbo bond market (ruled llrm during the day with tho Heading issues exception*. Tbo sales I wrro moderate, amounting to 993,500. ! Uovorntncut l>ond* steady. State bonds Inactive. I Itallroad tmiids linn, except for tho Heading Issues, which arc weak. BONDS AND tfTOCK QUOTATION'S?CI.01ED BIO. c ? "" National Cordago... do preferred 11 New Jersey Cent-... K'J Norfolk ?L West. p'd Northern Pacific.... ? do preferred - 17 Northwestern WH* do preferred- 142}* New York Central- V* N. Y. A New Knff... W s.reg. 11 U.ASlcoup H- 2-1* rt's 113 u.8. ii coup m; U. H. is reg 37 1'aclllcGsof'95 loo i Atchison J Adams Kxpress l|(j American Kzpress-lio i Baltimore A: Ohio, MS Canada Southern... is%| Sfit ^;fer.^vpro"i:!Ss Chicago A Altou....HO Chi. Bur. Ai Qulncy 71 Chicago (ias , 74 tf. C. C. ,t SL L...... 3bll Col. Coal 6c Iron-... 7 1 'I t w b u rg h. Z? 157 Heading 23?? Klchmond Terui.-. 15 ? do preferred - 20 wr? A* 88 i ' t fl4' dn l,ro'*rreil 117k , En r W'W1- Paul A (?maha- 32& dS/l t rJf'iJV 4 . Jo preferred 110 I Edopre7cm i - "Z fca & i-niss-- a* . do preferred 71'?1- - *" Lako Shore 133 Lead Trust ,171/ UulsTllla A Nash- toft Michigan Central- % Missouri Pacific? 2G7: Nashville it Chatt- G?' W., St. L. <fc V'.'.Z'Z hi I do preferred. ..... lj$J. Wells Fargo Ex 103 VVoitern L'nlou 87 Wheeling ?k I.. K_ 10 do nrcferred..^. -t1) ieneral Electric... 31 % Hrendstufla aud 1'rovlaiona. a te volumsid or in "In4 ,chR?C0 wwofmoder ?li \?lu?e,,ur QStpe short time it was permit bullish ^ heatjprices were genernlly ublShid' wdo,iei Ka,In. of -V haJ beenw hiShop ^,1 .1 rulc<1 flrm nnd ? shade nliort ?i.h P^?.vlal?ns.werc stroni.' fork, com 1 arid tilth Saturday s closiug prices Is l0,'c r 'i(lc bl,Rfu'r ?nd ribs 7><ic Higher. Mov oata Closed unchanged Hour esAv. " Wheat?Cash No. 2 spring .'?$,?afiO\ic; No. 3 sprlugiSc; No. 2 red December WfinjJ^c; May ;57Xai5a57Jyc; July M>4a5S'/4a Corn?Cash No. 2.45V^c: No. 3 yellow 41f^o: December -I,r?^a43)4a45j^c; January 45%atf??a 4r.c; Mar 4Sj<|n43V?atSj4c. Oats?Cash No. J. 20c;No. 2 whiteSlKc; No. 3. 31^a31J4c; December 2^a2Sj4a2S'?c; May 3i* ?o31^e. Rye?No. 2. 4Sc Harley?No. 2, Mc. Flanked?No. 1. Si 2S. Timothy Seep-Prime 36 52J4. Mess I'okk?Cash per bbl. 511 Wall M: Jan uary SI 1 Wall o.'Sal May $11 SOall 9ia 11 JVx Lard?Cash per irio lbs. $6 S2%a6 So: Janu ary So 77Sa6 S2Sati 82? J: May 57 Ua7 0'^a7 ft'i. bllor.T ltins?t*a*ii si'ies (loose) $?*? 7?ia5 &0; Jan uary Sj 7ou5 80a5b0; Mav So W!^aC07' iaC0j; dry ?.altedhbouldersouij-.c; short clear aides (boxed) 6' 'Whiskey?Distillers' fiulshed goods per gallon SI 22. Suoahsunchanged. UurrER-Markcttirm;creamcrIes 12a23>ic; dai ries 10a 20c. Ecos?Firm at 13a20c. Nrw York?Flour, receipts 11.500 barrel*; exports 44.700 barrcL?; sales 3,tX)0 package.'; market very dull. Wheat, receipts none; exports bO.OOD busnels; sales 1.S15.000 bushela of futures and 10.000 bushels of si>ot; spot firmer: options clos I ed at Kc net advance over Saturday; No. 2 red January GO^uftHairtO^c; February Gl^c; March closed nt G2o; May closed at 62}vc; Juno closed I at 62Jic; July closed at 63%c; Decembpr closed i at GO^c. Corn, receipts lG.oOd bushels; exports j 17.5U) bushels; aales 200.0W bushels of futures uud 50,000 bushels of spot: spot maricet steady: | ODtlOllB C104?h1 Rt l^<? lint?' culpta38,400 bushels; export* lW'tfSholJ^iaK wojubuthcL, ol lumrt'a mid M'ScU o? ?pot, *pot market tirm: options closed at ';a?^3 net advance; Jauuary closed at 34^ic-Fi-bm.rr wl0ScdH*i,^c: Majr clowi llfy d!lt Hops dull. Leather steadv. HiUw steadv ltce/ Mcad>- Cutmeata stcady!" Sd higher, western steam closed at 57 10 asked- citv I n ^c: Jnnuary closed at 37 GO nominal pn^ dull ana easy, lluttpr quiet; western ,1 airy 10a ?v-' tuCTWCty d,) factory l?at5c; icigin ^^L?AtalSo:i?cr.c?mur''1Ja!^: statedaliy ittiS? do cnanicrx lGa2Je. Cheese steady. Fees tlrm-' >0. oiuer? ii Ii0a2.ij. Cottonseed oil entirelv ..-'glected on account of holidays. Coffee strand Sugar, raw dull; refined dull. strong. iii.uhoopr?Flour dull; western super si soa 00: do Ultra ?J KM 4.1; do t?to|lr ?' CO.'. JV "?Inter wheat psicntS! w,ti 10: .. J L do ??"<?? ?i, l?l?clul brand* higl crS^nW straight m 25a.n 45; recolnts y v>-< i,?r^.i S I.'M barrels. Who . . r?vp;'4t; n-reipts .JO. 103 bushela; stock 1. j (bushels; sales Ij.OOO bushels: southern white corn 47al8i;c; do yellow 4V>a48c. Oats quiet: No. 2 white western 3vi3$!^c; No. 2 mixed .VwitoVjjc; receipts 17.000 bushels; stock I.V.),OH bushels. Hye lunotive; No. 2, 67a.%7V4c; stock IV'J'.Ct bushcK Hay llrm; Rood to choice duiothy S13 00al3 fiO. Sucar quiet: granulated 51 US per hundred lbs. Mutter steady; fancy freatuerv2la'J5c; do Imitation lVa20c:do ladle IGa 17c: good ladle 15c; store packed lOalar. Kegs steady; fresh 20c; cold storage 16a 17c: limed l.ia lie. Choose llrm; fancy New York 00 ilzo-ll%c; do IX) .size l'-Kc; do 23 size 12J^C. riilludelplilii?llulter llrm; fancy western creamery 24}?o23o: do Pennsylvania "prints 27e: do do jobbing 28a:tlc. Kgga llrm: fresh nearby Jlc; do western 2.5*v Wheat sieadv; No. 2 Penn sylvania roil In oxoort elevator (Wc; No. 2 red spot In export elevator 39a Corn steady: No. 2 for local trade 4'Jal9We. Oats llrm; No. 2 white 38^c; No. 3 white 37u:t<ty; No. 2 mixed 37c. Ctneliinuil?Flour dull aud uuchaugod. Wheat quiet; No. 2 red Mo; receipt* 500 bushels; shipments 4..VX) bushels. Corn quiet; No. 2 mi(C?l4:'4s. Oats In fair demand; No. 2 mixed Xl^aW^c. Hye quiet; No. 2. ?'>6c. Fork llrm. Uird llrm. Hulk meaU quiet. Bacon easy. Whisky quiet at SI 22. Hutlerllriu; fancy Klgln creamery 2.'ic; Ohio 18a20o; dairy lOallc. Sugar dull. I'olodu?Wheat dull and higher: No. 2 cash 35c; January Mfic: May .VSe. Corn dull aud steadv; No. 2mixed December 13j^e; No. 3 mixed t'.'c; No. a yellow 43e. Oa(s quiet and steady at 27c; No. 3 mixed iTOJv'e: No. / while 32)>^c. Hye Inactive; cu*h &lc. Cloversecd steady, l,iv?? htoek. Kaat I.lborty?Catlle ocllvo; nrlmo $? Oila ft 25; good SI lr?a4 50; bulls, stjigs and cow* 82 00a :t 10. Hogs higher; I'hlladelpbias St '.'0a4 05: common to fair Yorkers SI fiOal C?0; roughs 83IMI at 2V Sheep stronger; extra S3 25a:i 5U: good S2 Ma3 00; common to fair lambs S2 25a3 41). (Jblengo-Cattlu?Business brisk nmt prices (Oeudvanco at the closing prices of last week. Not many steers sold above S5 25. most of tho fair to good steer* going at Sl(X)a5 20. and plain to fair beef steors around S3 (Ui. Calves sold around $5 'O. Ilogn?Trade ruled brisk at 10a15o advance on Saturdav's last prices. Prime heavv sold readily up (o $1 M), and most of the good packing and "hipping at S4iU)aI 70. Plain to fnlr mixed lots sold around Kif>0 aud choiee lights at St Iflal GU. Fair to good llcht pigs sold at SI 2t?a 4 :(5. Nothing of useful quality wculbclowSi 10. Sheep?Trudo ruled sluggish at Haturday's do cliiic, or finlBo oil froin last woek'a best prlec*. Mint of the good lilt niix?*<t unit(oiik sold lit {JWaV.-'Oatid most of Him good InmUt ihMhi |lWin:p.K? Receipts--Cattle 11.000 li*?n?i: nil von 4ia) head; hogs 18,000 bond; sheep 11,000 head. Cliioliiiuiil?Houtn active ami higher nt 8140a 4 Cm; rccolpll 1,-00 head; shipments 1,400 head. I'ntrolniini, Oil CHr.?Opuued at lM'fc; highest 9l*?'c: lowest 01''Jc: closed at aalea H.IXX> bar rels; hIj 1 pincntAl 147.002 barrels; runs 111.10J bar rel*. N?w York.?Petroleum firm; Pennsylvania oil, ?ales none; January option. *ales none; closed offered at 91.'{c. Lima oil, sale* nouo. !>ry Goods. N*w York?It ha* boon a very quiet market so far as new business h concerned. Nobody expected any and no ouohna been disappointed. Largo hulea have beeu completed in charging up goods for January delivery, Printing cloths quiet at 211-ltto plus 1 per cent. ?Metula. New York?Pig Iron dull. Tin wen*: strain SI J 50; plates dull, spelter quiet. U-a'l dull. Copper strong. Wool. New York?Wool quIcL H.IlKixzuAK.MllwaukAe.Wia^wrlteit "Ono box Japancao Pill Curo has cured mo oI a cnao o( 28 yoarn alandinc, after boiue troated by Now York's bo?t phrv aiciana," Cliaa. R. Goetzo and \V. W. Irwin. Children Cryfor Pitcher's Castorla. FINANCIAL. G. Lamd. President Jos. Sky bold, Cashier J. A. JirrcasojL Assistant Cashior. BAKK OFWHEELING. CAPITAL |200,000f PAID IS. WHEELING, W. Va. DIRECTORS: II. M. Harper. Joseph F. PanlL James Cutnmlns. Henry Bleberson, A. Reymann, Joseph Scybold. Gibson Lamb. Interest paid on special deposits. Issues drafts on England. Ireland and Scotland. tny 11 JOSEPH BEYBOLD. Cashier. J?XCHASGE BANK. CAPITAL?- ?$300,000. J. N. Vahcb? President Jon.s *riw.... ....Vice President DIRECTORS: J. N. Vane?. George E. StlfeL J. M. Brown. WUllam Rlllnrbaa. John 1-row. A. W. KoUoy. John Watcrhouse. W. E. Stono. W. H. Frank. Drafts issued on England. Ireland, Scotland and all points In Europe. JOHN J. JONES. Cashier. gANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY. CAPITAL...?.?S175,00a William A. Isrrr ...President willum b. s.mmom?::::i.viw-preJ1d^i: Drafts on Enjiaud. Ireland, franco ana Gar many. DIRECTORS. William A. Iaett Mortimer Tollock I' Milton William B. Simpson. E M. Atkinson. Jobn K. Bobdord. Henry Spoyct. Victor Rosenburz. , , H. Forbes. J*1 J A MfLLKR. CMht??. RAILROADS. BALTIMORE fi OHIO. Departure and arrival of trains at Wheeling. East ern time, schedule In ef jtect November IS. Is9l. MAIN LINE EAST. For Baltimore. Philadel phia and New York 1:13 a. in., 2:30 p. m.. daily, Grafton Express. in.. Monday only. Washington City Express. 9:55 a. m., daily, ex cent Monday. Cumberland Accommodation. 5:30 a. m., daily except Sunday. Grafton Accommodation. 2:30 p. m., dally. Moundsville Accommodation. 11:30 a. m. and 6:00 p. m., except Suuday, and 11:03 p. m., Satur day ouly. ARRIVE. From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, 8:15 a m.. dally. Washington City Express, 5:00 p. m., daily., ex cept Monday. Cumberland Accommodation. 7:30 p>. m., ex cept Sunday. t.raftou Accommodation. 10:15 a. m. daily. Grafton Express. 5:00 p. m.. Monday only. Monndsville Accommodation, 7:60 a. m., ex cept Sunday; 10:15 a. m.. dally, 12:55 and 7:60 p.m.,cxceptSunday.aud7:25 p.m. Saturday only. TRANS-OHIO DIVISION. For Columbus and Chicago, 7:30 and 10:15 a. m. daily aud4:12 p. m. dally, except Monday. Chicago Express. 8:U0 p. m.. Monday only. Columbus and Cincinnati Express. 10: 15 a. m. dally. 11:40 p. m.. dully, except Saturday, aud 2:?0 a. m. Sunday only, Sandusky Mall. 10:15 a. m.. dally. Newark Accommodation. &30 p. m., dally, ex cept Sunday. bL Clalrivlllc Accommodatioa, 10:15 a. ra. and 3:30p. m., cxcopt Sunday. AURIVE. Chicago Express. 2:35a. m. and 5:55 p. m. dally, and 10:1 j a. m? daily, oxcept Monday. Chicago Express. 11:35 a. in., Mondav ouly. Cincinnati Express, 5:iW a. m. and 5:35 p. nx. daily. Sandusky Mall. 5:35 p. m.. dally. Newark Accommodation. 11:35 a. m., daily, ex ccpt Sunday. St. Cluirsvllle Accommodation, 11:35 a. m. and 5:35 p. in., daily, excopt Sunday. WHEELING ?& PITTSBURGH DIVISION. For Pittsburgh. 5:05 and 7:'f? a. m.. and 6:45 p. m..daily: and l:;W \\. m.. dally, oxccpt Sunday. For Pittsburgh and the east. 5:05 a: in. and 5:45 p. in., duiiy. Washington Accommodation, 5:03 p. m., dally, cxcopt Sunday. AltUIVK. From PULsburKh, 10:10 inn. and6:50 p.m. dally. 11:30 p. m., dally, except Saturday. 12:35 p. in., except Sunday, and 2:25 a. m.. Sunday only. Washington Accommodation.S: 10 u. m., dally. cxcopt Sunday. 5:35 pm ' 35 pm ."'i pm 25 pm 25 pm 2:25 pm n?'K?rr OKKirsa at ''r:t:;sv!.vASiA Station oj Wxrm St.. FtKrrorEi.KVKNTil Sr.. Wiieklino, at MoI.uhi: Housk, Wm:r.Lis<s, asp at to*: I'KNNBTl.VANIA STATION. UnilMJT.POnT. S'oirruwvRr Stktkm-" Pav Hsndlk Boutk." ?Daily. fDiiLY xxocrr SON DAT. FltOM WIIKKI.1NO TO LKAVK ARUtVC. Wellsburgaud Sloubeurllle? }tl:25am 15:85 pin McDonald and Pittsburgh...- jfi:25 uin i*>:H5 pm New Cumberland 0;2*i am 10:35 am lndiauapollsandSt. IiOiiK.? h?:.'5ara Columbusand Cluolunatl.... p:2? am WelUburg and Stoubouvlllo. ftl:2>iaiu Philadelphia aud Now Yorfctl2:25 pm SteubenvUloand PUUburHhtl2:2> pm ColumnuMand Clilcaito 112:25 pm ..... Philadelphia and Now York *2:55 pm "10:35 am Baltimore aud Washington. **2:55 pm ?M0:;ti am Steubeuvllleand Pittsburgh <r2:."?5 pm "IOiSj am Steubonvllleaud DounUon - <2:55 pm <*10:35 am Indianapolis aud St. Louis.- 18:00 pm 16:12 am Davton and Cincinnati - p:03 pm 16:1.! am Bteubeuvlllo and Columbus. fS:00 pai f0:12 am Northwest Svatouv?('love. *t Pitts. Division. Tialnn run daily, except Sunday, ai lollowi: From ButpRKrontTO Lkavb. Akrivc. Ft. Waynu and Ctiicago ?r?:lh am 6:46 pm Caulon and Toledo 5:0S am 6:46 pin I'ltLsburgli S: Stoubouvlllo 5:0s am 6:46 pm Steubeuvllleand Pittsburgh... 5:i)Saiu 8:10 pin Stoubeti>llloand 1'itusbnrgh.... 9:00 au\ 10:05 am Stoubouvlllo A: Well.svllle 10:43 am 6:46 Pin Cleveland .fc Chicago 1:10 pm 0:46 pm Canton and Toledo 1:10 pm 4:58 pm Alliance aud Cleveland.. 1:10 pm 12:3S pm Steubeuvllleand Wcllsvlllo.... 1:10pm 7:5S am Philadelphia and New York... 2:4(pm 8:10 pm Balllmoroand Washington..,. 2:ilpin 4:53 pm Stouhonvllle aud Pittsburgh.. 2:t4 pm 4:58 pm BtenbonviltD Wi'lUvllle. 6jl3 pm 7:.Vt am KLY THH DlvST QUALITY OF STATIONERY. THE FINhisT INK AND THE NEATEST TYPE are used in tho Com mercial I'rlntlin; done by TlIE INTELLIGENCER JOB OFFICE railway time card. Arrlriiliiiiil <le;mrlt<ro ol trnliumi mi.l ?n?r n i K*|,|-?w*iioh or Kiirntxnn IVM.V.' Ju ^ i "Wplwl: IMoml.r II. .7.1 ' j-iinilsr only: Vii limo *' ^'1<""'uy ?"l* BUn.UrJ !Lli-M?|n UmrtiM I (tilt, I'llll. 4 X. V ji':M |.iii Hill. taw inn I lew nm 'C OO ||||| 11:00 pin Ikin V'-W ?m l>KCAHT> , 1T::iO Mil ! 10:14 Hiii ?'J |?IU -'12 pm pm 1:20 pm ?:15 mil l:W mn :30 li in Wmli.Cy, IhlU I'lill*. <t!v! Y ?<?.Cumberland Accom .Grafton Accom. ...Mouudsvllle Areola...? ? MoiiinlivilU Accaiiiwhi ..Motiiidsville At:<um AVmliluKtoii City Kxprr.ii. <lrnUop KiprcHr i'' [I. * <l. it.lt.-0.0.W?? Wc.l r or Columbus nti<] Chicago '-Coluinbni and cinclunatL r<'olumbu? and Cincinnati A Mil \ K. 1N:15 Rta . 0pm 110: ir? nttt "7:50 ?m '12:55 pra ?7:25 pui J5 0J ptn pin a iiutvr. 1135 uia 15:35 pm <.iiii:iuii?u.| f > 00 ara Columbus and Chicago Kxplj 10:45 am ' 'hleago Kxprats |T1I:1S am Newark Accom '??11:15 am ,..St. Clalrsvillo Acoom |?ll:3\ aru ....SI. Clnlrsvllb* Aecom I ?3.JJ put .? ....i|OilmiiWii? iiml Clnclti. Kxp.| 11" ! ? ?ml Sandusky Mull tv.vi pa ?ri'Ac.i nnrenciL Av i? jtb onn imuvk' 5:05 nini l'or Pittsburgh WlO-.IO atn 7:.U? Mini Pittsburgh 1G:50 PUl I'lttaburuli nn<l Kant j$ll:SG pm Pittsburgh .1*12:115 pin ...Washington. Pa. Aocotn...l ?Silo am -I'luslmiKh KxpruM I 12:25 mn I IukTve <?6:35 pm ?6:35 pm ?&? pm [tll:i> am ?7:12 am ?6:8& pm , <*3:15 pm 'til: 15 am l*XI*AHT. *735 nm '7;'i"? ami I* . V A sr. 1.. Hrr ..Pittsburgh ? ?|..;~stoubcn?ille and \v>u iVr; ,Mn ?''?Uihnr?b and New York.. t puiLPlttaburgb ami New York. UK.^r Kxpresi, Clu. and Ft. Louis Kxpre?i <'in Hll,| st hziireu. Hteub. mid Chicago J'lluimrKb and l>?mnl*ou .. ~Z C. AP. H. K. Jort Way no and Chicago Canton ann Toledo ,Alllatir** and Cleveland... HtciJbeiivJIJemjd PJlbtburgb ]0:(W ain Steiibenrilleaud Pittsburgh 11:41 niuLSieubenvllle A WdNvllle. puiLPort Wayne and < hlrago.. am ?f:00 pm ?1:25 pmi fJ:M pm| ?.5iwn ?'- OH Mm ?f.:0H mn am '?:0n IIni ?.':10 ptu ".'mo pm *.':10 pm. ?H:4I pm ?3:4I pm Canion mn! Tolc<lo . ..Alllanco and i.'lereland... I Stoulionrlllo and WelUvlllo | Philadelphia and New York Ilaltlmore and Wa<hinc(oo J:4? pin ateiibenvillo and I'ltUDurth J^7:M pml.iJteulH*n*lllo \ W^llavllbt . prfAIlT. I W.A LUHv. ft "ln Mw?lon. Toledo an?I West "0:00 am. Can ton. Akron 4 Cleveland *10:00 am|\Nbeellnjr nnd Ktenheorllle 1 ??' l"u?-Ma?tlion and Canton..... c4:2j pmlWbeellng and stenb?tnvllle nr.fARf. \ c?. C A: W.?Hhiim^mkc I *7:30 amjClereland.ToIedoA rhiraffol ?l:? pm Cleveland.Toledo A Chicago 04:li nm Maailllon Accom ' St. Clalnvllle Accom Ht. Clulrsvjllo Accom St. Clafrxvlllo Accom...? SL Clalnvllle Accom...? ...Local KrelghL..., OUiO KIVKR H. K. ...PMiengcr ...Paa'cnger ItAILHOAD. ..Bcllalre and Zanesvilla,. ..Wooila field. AKHITr ?VW pm ?9:10 pm ?7.4? pm WIO pm ?ll.-O'i am 7:4i> pm ?5:58 pm ?.V.M pm ?1:38 pm *V:10 pm pm ?V*?S pm ?TicS8 pm ?8:M am ARIUVK. pm <?5:30 pm . ?5:30 pm ?ll:0i am 1*11:05 am A RIM VK. ?1-32 pm , *2:.V) pm ?10:55 am ^4:00 am . MM7 pm ?12:JO pm "8:37 pm 1*11:45 am . ARRIVE. 111:00 am ?2:45 pm f7:i5 pm RAILROADS. The Clefeland, Lorain 4 Wheeling R. R. TIME CARD. Via. Elyrta and th* Lake Shore Roata. November 18.18U Central Time. All Trains dally, except Sunday. J. K. TERRY. General Freight and Passenger Agont BOOTH BOCNU I Wheeling. | Bon wood...... . Moun<Uville? New Martinsville.... I Sisteriville Friendly ?St. Marys | Wllllamatown?... rnrkenburg ? Belleville Ravenswooa. .....?. Ripley Landings... Graham New Haven. , Hartiord ? Ma.'on City- ? Citftoa... PL Pleasant Gallipolis... Guvandotte Huntington SOUTH BOUXXX Wheeling. Ben wood.. Moundsville. New Martinsville.... Slstersrtlle Krleudly...w....-.^.. St. Marys Willlamstowu Purkorsburg- ......... Belleville Kavenswood_ Ripley Landing...... | Graham New Haven HartfonL Maoou City I CUfton - I It. Pleasant Gallipolis Gnyandotto' Huntington p. M. [tl 45 1 ?ti 1 15 12 12 11 50 11 3' 11 12 10 20 10 00 9 05 8 25 S 01 7 43 7 31 7 20j 7 1?l G 4' ti ;i5| 5 vS 5 15] A. X. 5 T. *. ?3 00 2 15i 3 S5 4 42 5 Oil 6 1' , 5 59 6 .*? ?7 00] P. u. r. m. ?6 451 6 ? 6 15 5 10 4 45 4 SO ?1 00 3 20 2 45 2 05 1 25 1 03 12 12 80 12 26 12 20 12 15 11 45 11 31, 10 35 '10 '251 a. y. 1 A.*. ?S 20 635 6 53 7 5> 8 20 8 31 9 00 9 40 10 25 1105 11 4S 12 10 12 35 12 42 12 46 12 5* 12 57 1 25 131 Wheeling & Elm Grove Ratlroall On nnd after Friday. April 33,1SW, tr&iaa v run as follows, city time: LEAVE ELM GROVE Tr'u TmeiTr'a Tine a.m. p.m. No. JL.tfcOO No. 20?3.-00. No. 4_.?7:00,No. 22...4:00 No. r? S;00 Na 21...5:00 Na 8 9:00;No. 26...6.-00 No. 10.10:00 No. 2S...7.-00 NA 12.11:00 No. S0...8:00 n. m No. S2...9:30 ?No. l-tf 12:00 No. MJ1:00 No. 10.-1:00 Na 18...2:00i llVn. Tmeirru a.m. No. 1-{6:00 Na 191 Na 8... 7:00 Na 2ll Na 5... 8:00 Na 23.1 Na 7...t^;00 No. 9-10:00 Na 11-11:00 p. ui No. 13..1200 Na 15...l:00 No. 17...2:00 Na 25..1 Na 27..J No. 29?t |Na S1..1, Na S3-1* tDnlly, except Sunday. Snuday church train* will leave Elm Grovo atfl 9:i:ta. in. ami Wheeling at I?17 p. m. Trains No. 2. C. 14 and 2* connect with herdlol line for Trladelphla. Uerdle leaves Triadolphia " tor Klin Grovo at 5::a) a m.. 7:D0 a. m.. 12:S0 a m. mid 6:10 p. in. Dally, except Sunday's and Sat urday's lierdla will connect with train Na 34, leaving Whoaltug atllKWjj. in. Sunday's hordie loavivi Trladelphla at 9;00 a.m.. 12:00iv. in..6:30 p. in. and eouneota with trains Na S. 14 and 26 from Wheeling. H. K. WKISGKI1HKR. Gen. Msnajrer. Wheellna Brlfloe & Terminal Ry. C O. BREWSTER Recolvor. Tlmo Tablo No. 13. to take offeot 1^)1 a nt, Kundav. Noveinbor 10 1#K I^aveWhcpliug?ill:4Ja ?3:15. t4:-?. i0:00 p. in. Leave Penlnsula-hl:0?. |9:il, i 11:4fi a m.,f2:?. ?3:21. p. iu. Leave Martin's Forry?18:12, 10:57,311:52 a m., *2:32. ?8:27. |4:42, i9:li Arrive Terminal Junollou?18:17, tl0:OJ, {11:53 a in.. t-LSS. ?3:32. f4:46. ^9:18 p. m. Leave Termlual Junction?t7:'2i. Z9:00, a nL? ?12:40. a u\., t4:05, f5:14. IS.iS p. m. Leave Martin's Ferry?17:28, J9:07 am., *12:41, 34:05.14:10.15:1'J. IS:52p. m. 1-eavo Poniusnla?1?:SI.{9:l4am., ?12:51, {4:11, 14:17.15:25.18:NSp. m. Arrive Whoellug?17:40, {9:20 a m., *12:57, 34:17. 14:25. f5:31.10:05 n. m. ?Dally, f Dally except Sunday. Wundars oaly. All trains will run on KaMern Tiioa J.K. TAUSSIG. Superiutcudoat. Central Time. Lv. Wheeling...^. Fellalre Martin's Ferry ...... Bridgeport- ......... Fliisliing,...MM. Frecport. t'hrichsvllle. New Philadelphia Canal Dover-...? Maaslllon Warwick. ? Sterlini; Seville Medina (irafton Elyria Ar. Lorain Cleveland Akron Sandusky? ..... Norwalk..? To!edo Detroit Chicago.-? Buffalo- ~ Albany? New York. JBostoo., Ar. St. Clalrsville.. Lv. Kirkwood I.v. rl Clairsvllle.. Ar. Kirtwood? OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO. On and after Sunday. December IS, 1S91. Pas aenger Trains will run as follows: 'Daily. fDally Except Sunday. Central ti ma 8 57 10 55