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1 4 == MEDICAL. ftjACOBSQJ W TRADE MAHt REMeIY^AI CUKKS IltOMPTt.Y AND PERMANENT!.1 RHEUMATI8] LumbuKO, liituduuho, Tootliaoh NEUHALGIj Soto Throat, Swellings, lfroat-blt SCXATZCi Sprain*, HruUea, Hurna, Scalds, THE CHARLES A.VOOELER CO., Baltimore jCMEKSI^^" frog,) Wm IwUs., omE flick Headache end roUovaali thetronbka dcut to u billoua tttato of tlio ajBtam, au< luuMiuLlo uuccouo boa boon chown la GW SICK Jleaflacbc, yot Carter's Uttlo Liver WD iKiuully vuluubloia Coootlpation. curing am . .anvuiAiuUiobowda. JBvuaUUwj vlEAD I . ..vwo .ldboilmMtprioolcratoUlM / t Son tli itf dUtrcwloa complutut j but I ACHE tte 1? of ao many Utoa that hew ton . <na*vLrgtwUboftafc. OarpUlacuroit , Ctljut . _ . I Carto n Littlo Llror Pills wo Tory smal vnyeiuytotuko. Ouoor two PiUa imikoa Tlify are btilctly vegetable and ao not gr purjro, but by their Kontlo action ploMoall uuo thou. Invlalnut25 ccntu; five for $1. 'by draggiaU everywhere, or aunt by wall. CARTER NtEDfOtNK CO,, New YO SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL I Complete Manhoo anil how to attain it. At lust a medical work that tells the ca describes the effects, points the remedy. U scientifically the most valuable, artisti the most Iwautiful, medical book that ha? pen red foryears; 96 pages, every page ber a half-lone illustration in tints. Some ol subjects treated urc Nervous Debility. It tency, Sterility, Development, Varicocele, Husband, Those intending Marriage, livery man who would know the grand tn the plain facts, the ol 1 secrets, and the discoveries of medical science as applle married life, who would atone for past fi and avoid future pitfalls, should write for wonderful little book. It will be sent uudcr seal. Address the publishers, Erie Medical Co., buffalo, J1 _ win LJB *IPANS iWFTABOLEi j REGULATE THE STOMACH, LIVERanoBOWEI j AND PURIFY THE BLOOD. IlIPAXS TAUl'LE# uro tho beat Mt J elno known for Iudlgc*tlou, Ulllouaac 0 Headache, Constipation, Uyapeptlo, Clir?i l.Ui-rTrouble?,blislncu, Uadt'omplcxli J l>r?entcry, OffenAlro Breath, and all <1 0 order# of the Stomach, Liver anil Horn 'llpnnB TahulM contain nothing Injurious t.M'iu<*t delleato constitution. Are pluacant ; take, tafe, efToctual, and glvn bmuedfato relic j May be obtulucd by applleaUon to near < ? wr.'7 Iktmancna io tha to ujopupoiu ID UiU Ut of thopresentgeneration. Ilinf cure and lit attendants, Nick I ache, Constipation and Piles* thi Tutt'sPil have become so fnmoui. Thej speedily unU Kcnlly onthedlfrc orKanN, giving thorn touo and via amtliullatofoud. IS o griping or uu Sold Everywhere. Office. 140 to 1 11 WualiiiitrloQ St., WEAK MEN, youii atte: W CAIJ.KD TO tiic T?MKW.utummu? OllEAT KNOLISU REM 0 tf^Gray's Spoclflc Bed! XlOL Jk.rL IF YOU 8UFFEF Norvuun Doblllty. Wuuk Attnmum liodynml Mind Spermnt. and liuDotonoy ami nil iIUo'Imm that urlii ovur Indulijouco anil aelf nbuso, ns l,ov? ol ory and I'owor. Plmno<i of Vision, I'rer Old Auo, ami many other dlxeaios that 1< Ituamty or Coninmtiilon aud au oarly write lor our panphlot, , Addrcw OKAY MKDlClNK CO., Buffalo. The Hpoelfln MedloInD la Bold by nil drugg II ) or package, or alx ptokago* lor $i. o hv mull on rvoolpt of luonny. ami with or order WE GUARANTEEn enroor i tcfttiideu. ??r On account ol oounterfolti, wo adopted tho Yellow Wrapper, tho only ro Hold in Wheolluir and gusrnutoo* lisu TIIK I0?AN UKUU CO., WhoUwalo and I'rUKBUu. lirldgo Corner, Mulu atroot Jt&TMMKO* i^^ook's Cotton Iwjf COMPOUNI Br] WtrZ[ A rooont discovery by Wcl W A phyalclon. Htcccufull wZ% Kf 4 monthly by thouMtultof 7 la tho only perfectly au w\ / reliable ineuldno dlacii ?20 llowsroofuuprluclptei Klats who oilur inferior flno? |n pUoe of thU Aak for COOK'S C Rout COXPOONtw tak wo auf#f<(ii<<, or inc1 tmd 0 cent* In poatogu in lotter, and w wn<L 'oHind. by return inML Full wale tlcuUri in Plain envelope, to Isdlos r tutupfc Addron ftjND LILMf COM I'A? "Ol'l In \V liooi I ti j' by'LOOAN Wl'ml'fcc uriiKKiata everywhere Jy7?TTMW ^ A^rmanent CL IkIHiV "1 tbcnioatob?tlnalqfa?eaof Oofi< IB K^ln wd J ?l??t ,k tinwntcfd In frr.rn 9 to I I tlojHhrrtrftalnienlmiiilrea./nd* all dniirtflats. J. Korr/, (auooe HAHW OENTLEMM't FRIEWO. ? Na Haiti, Na I'aln. I'prvaala NlrklNrr. A V?l?l t OONOKMIItfA, oUKT ?*4 llU'l 01 . AI 4r?(|lit< of' tit In ?n? ttMftM fnr #1.0t "lajfvtlca MitlyiW l? HI* HMT-f *11 Imilaf ? nr. iir.HNY srsy, HWa?fri MALYUVtt UhtASlKII. Oh I tt3i?T Tim DliMOCUAl'lO TARIFF OIL IWiUlnJure AuiorU.iu liiju?lrii)? Wlmt a Atl Vuturew hy?luw Will Do. New Youk, Muy 10.?Tlio America Hcoitoniiit will publish to-morrow eo oral columns of lottora (rout woll know manufacturers and workingmeii i Ik I reply to its inquiries regarding It 111 offset the proposed Democratic tari y bill will linvo on Auuriain industrio >_ Anions them are the following: _ "PoellsU tu thick thut the country urn bo be ?. tilled." ? Amstbuuam, N. Y., April 15, 1893. - ' Tho present prosperity of the coui " * try is pheuomenal, anil why? Kimnl hy tho wise and bonetlcont effect of til Mo, Republican tariff policy. Any measui thai in any way disturbs or does awn with it will in that ration Injure us al Our competitors across the watar ni anxiously awaiting tho broakinK dow of tho burners of protection on th side that they may have this luarko and it is just such njoasuros as this tb Tariff HetormOlub Books to put in plac of thut which wu uow have. Can an ouo bo no blind aud so foolish uu t wish or inuko tliu uttuiupt with tti slightest iileu that the country woul bo benolited thoroby? Wliut would il effect bo upon our industry? Whj wo can boo but one etlect, und tin iU as would bo to seriously cripple our indu ttw try, ovou if it did not ruin it. It woul gjp compel our manufacturer! to roduc wagos to tho lovoi of tbo otlif side, which would have the saino ellet on them uu our protective tariff no baa, with the difference to us?i. o., th IbS purchasing power of our people woul vaiuo be curtailed to tho extont of tho cut i lutba wanes, und even though they inigl ,oal* purchase a little chenpor.yetnot noarl ns much as the cut in wages would bi Consequently, this curtailment in th purchasing power of our people woul owh# react to that extent first upon the mai tboio ufacturers,which would have a tendono IT>ta. to cause them to give less employment '* even at tho reduced wages. This is th ,a country, above all otberB, lor the pei pie as a wholo; and anything that tend to degrade tho common people shoul not be oncouraged. Put the Chines rtors wall around us, if you chooso to cn the tariff law Buch. Keep up tho pu ima chasing power of our pooplojforif w dona. do io now, the time will come who fwho oura w"'. l'0,"'nutu a" other nation Bold This is tho best market of any countr in tho world, and foreign countrlc ric; recognize this fact nnd aro anxious t 'RICE havo it; but lot us have it for the pot plo bore. So says, Yours truly, L. 1* Dha.n & Co. lead, coal, w00l. Santa Ft, N. M., April 14,1S93. The malcontents who have propuro dtbo now bill for tho destruction < American industry aro evidently dii entistiod with thoir own work. N< during to roduce duties uny lowor tliu M tliey havo dono, they have udopted til This vicious ad valorem system, to enab colly tlielr foreign friends (by the exercise i 'J1''" porjurv and subornation of perjuryi the making bills of lading) to pay win npo- duties seems best to tlioin. Our luai ' {i* ing interests in Now Moxico ure lee uh,| ores, coal and wool, which are place new on tho treo list. Lead ores aro mine Jjn'? just across tho frontier in Moxico i this about thirty cents por day. Our minoi free, receive S3 00 to S3 SO, or ubout as muc , Y for one day as tho Mexican I'eons r coivo for ton. Australian coal is no ">>*y landod at San Fruucisco cheapor tha our miners can produce it at li ing wages, and our wool growers ai : baroly unablod to keep their heads abo\ J the water by tho present duties. L< S? this now bill become a law and gci oral ruin nnd beggary will be tho rosul _ * It is ostiuiatod that the rovonuo pri J duced by this bill will fall far Bhort i { our requirements, but Mr. Shearman .8 2 l''an ^teroet bearing bonds, Stover sen's schemo for rosurrectingthe incoir 2 tax, or Mills' idoa of restoring tho sugi 2 duty, would probably supply tho do! ot- 2 cieney. Of course, Shoarraan's pla JjJ would incrcaso tho publia dobt ami tli others would add to our privato bu 2 dons, but ns tho object of tfio bill is 1 '* 2 dostroy our prosperity anyway, it mo to 2 <" wu" como in one form as anothe ' Tho omigration problem, which hi 2 caused so much discussion of luto, wi nnu an easy solution wnon inn no n->w moasuro bocouios a law, ?8 it will ep ply intending emigrants with empto; inn munt home instoad of coming horo I J11 LI llnd it. True, this will throw many i JIIII our own peoplo out of work, but th orlt* P?oplo enid 'by their votoa tliat the catl* wanted juBt such a chance an this, an t it is to be hoped that thov will onjoy when itcoiuos. A. L. Momuson. I A ATI'] HIS DAlKillTElt. I ^ A Terrtblo Story of Canntbultsm Comi IId rroni Canada. r net Montreal, May 10.?Tho followii! o*r t J details have roachod lioro of tho atoi iiaea. of cannibalism already roportod: Last fall tho mombera of an Inditt K, J, tribe called tho Kaaconopis started ot for their wintor hunt around tho rlvi Ht. Marguerito, below Quoboc. Amor s'TION 'ho Party was a man named Jacks, an his daughter, agod Hi. Tho hunt prove 'KDY. " hiiluru, tho party hastened to retur I | ' as quickly as possible, and nftor ondu IC1D8. ;ng hardships and starvation its meu I from burs finally roachod a point in tho wi no? of demons some sixty miles distant froi their homes. Mum- Weal; and famished, without a mora ?'" to uat, thoy wero In a desperate cond Bravo! tion. Tho fatlior of tho girl rosolvod t sacrifice her to prosorvu bis own lit liti at ono morning when his companion i tout w?r? nearly fro/,on with tho cold 1 reryji ltillod tho dnughtor and appoased h tnonojr hunger. IIorror-Btrickon his compat imvo ions tied, refusing to tako tho misorab ntiitia. man with thom, and at last accounts 1 Rotidl hatl not yet made his npiienranco ill tl eettlotnente, mid the probability is thi _ if ho hns survlvod ho is koopiug awn on account of his crime. Dnnf Tho others Dually nuccoodod in tec UuUl tliate bnttk to their homos moro dor ) than allvo, and later tho terrible stoi ' was related to tho liev. Mr. Mnltali, c J"iunf rn'" ?lEHonno DoSaguonay, who i hullo, onco notified Coroner Fatlord, of l'oln to and DesMonts, with u viow to an Investig vorod. ,inn ? Idniij. "o11, # ^1; A Queer Hot Krnli Futility. o'w'ii Emvkr, Cow., May it).?Kirk Crosl <? |"r. anil Frank Daly two well known Kan i'v/1 1 blerg at ltico, a mining camp in tl II and southwestern part of tho state yoito ibow day laid a wagor as tn who could tal - tho most morphine. When discovert 7H1 tho lecond named man was doad but I IJ , hard work the lifo of tho other ono wt ?* laved. This morning ho was bare IRE alive. [irrtHM 1 Mffi Five Killed. RunS B""1'1*! May 10.?A railroad accldei Hotto resulting in a largo number ot falalltli III Is roporled from llmonau, Baxn Weiiiin ?L2? Tho boiler of n locomotive explode S. killing flvo persons instantly and It Jurod a number of otliors to sorlotm that olght of tlium aro in a dylt condition, llocalvcr lApitoliitnl. jKiiuiA. Cliviund, Ohio, May 10.?In th JUT Unltod Btntej circuit court thli mori tt.*. A. Ingn receiver was appolntod for tli ibu Clovorlcaf railroad, 'ike order wi L granted by Judge A. J. Kicks In tl Unitod Status district court at U o'cloi on the application of btout and Corr; of New York, who tiled a bill again " the Toledo, St. Louis it Kansas Cil railroad, claiming to Imvo u judgmo: n for $40,000 ia tho common pleas coa Q at Tolodo on which oxecutiou had bet returned uaaatislled. |0 II "OLD HUICII" UKTUltN'S. The Uuiiiir Old Wliuut bpticulutur Tur U|i Asnlu ut t'Hlcugo?Uu Duii't Lll n* Sow Yurk. Chicago, May 19.?Alter an abseni j, of nearly two years "Old Hutch" walki y into the Grand I'aclflo this morning i ie unconcernedly as it he had just crossi 0 over from tho board building. Ti [ famous ex-speculator lookud younp o and stronger than two years ago. I n was in high spirits und whon asked is intended going into the wlioat pit ayal t, he replied in n humorous way: ' ie don't owe anybody a cent and I've g :0 tUtoenceutslelt togetuglass of whisk y so what's the use of bothering," an o then as he settled down in a hotel chu ti lie remarked: "I'm glad to be back i d Chicago aguin for its the city of m ;g adoption. New York is a pretty goc r, sort of a place in a metropolitan w? it but 1 don't like it. Down there the *. want to find out if you havoadollt cl uud then try und get it away from you, |? GUHAT FLOODS IN THIS WEST, Idaho uud AVunliliigton lluvuttivtutl?Fun of l-'urlliur Untiln|[u. Jj Si'okase, Wash., May 1U.?The rivoi Q throughout northern Idaho and tt it western part of this state have reachc y tho highest point known to tho olde g residonts, uud tho damogo already doc j will amount to many hundred thoi i- sands of dollars. Eevoral of the large! y railway images on the Union Pueill i Northern Pacific and Great Korther 0 hiivo boon washed out. Many of tli tinost farms in tliu Bection are floodoc '* and cropB are entirely destroyed. Man 11 families aro camping on the hills, hai ? ing lost nearly everything. Great feai " aro entertained for tho safety of tli r* mills and homes along tho bauks of tli 0 rivor in thii city, for if the water coi 11 tiuues to rise for tho next throe days t it has for the threo past sevoral millio y dollars' worth of proporty will bo d stroyod. ). Dime niuNuum Dumugud. Chicaqo. May 11).?Eostoan's din museum on Randolph struct was badl damaged by a liro which hroko ot shortly after midnight. Tho loss to tl building aud contonts la about $40,00' d " , )f V. II. UUhoiia lSloOteil. s. Dayton, Ohio, May 10.?Tho Unite )t Brothron cotiforonco re-elcctod Re a Jonathan Woavor, 1). 1)., ol Daytoi e bishop,and among the others ro-olocto lo bishops was Kov. K ii. ICophurt, D. I if L. L. 1)., of Johnstown, l'a. n it WliUkuy uh ?SLlluulilllt. No ono donios that puro whiskov "j ono of tho best medicinal agents know , to tho human race, but, liko all valuab 1(1 articles, it is difllcult to obtain. For " most among tho houses who haudlopui wlilskios is that of Max Klein, of All lli gliony, Pa. His Silvor Ago and 1) quesno liyo Whiskies have achiovod w reputation second to nono for purity no n general excollence. Thoy nro sold by a tho principal hotels, drug storos and L ro dealers gonorally at $1 50 and $1 25 pi '? quart respectively. Write for cutalogi " and prico list of all kinds of liquol Y mailed free, to Max Klein, 82 i'odoral St., Allouthony, l'a. Look Out for l'rauils. * If any ono calls on you at your houi l0 or placo of businoss, calling himself ir doctor, and ottering to sell medicines i ii. to treat you for any disease, and clair n inn to bo in any way connected wil l0 The Franco Medical InstituteCompan . vou inav rest assured that ho is a frai 0 and aawindler. Wo omploy no mod [v oino poddlors, and wo never call on po f plo professionally at tboir residence except at tboir own request, tiovor II skilled and experienced physicians co: w nectod with our establishment visit v rious purts of tho country solely for tl L purpose of consulting with and exami ['0 wg patients who cannot convenient 3f visit tho Columbus olDce. Each one 0 these physicians carrios with him a ce iy tlQcato boaring our signature, ar J stamped with our businoss aoal, and ai U person claiming to represent us wl cannot prosont such a cortillcato is i impostor. Dr?, Franco and OUlllan, 01 formerly of Now York, now of Ti FHANCKMEPICAL ANpSuaOICAhlNSTITUT IK ColnmbUB, Ohio, by requost of mat frionds and pationts, have docidod visit Bridaoport, Sherman House, Tuo day, May !!3, Bollairo, Windsor HoU in Thursday,' May 25. Consultation ar it examination freo and strictly confide tial from U n. m. to 0 p. in., one day onl Tlio Guidon Sucrot of Long I.lfo. .,1 Kocp tho head cool, tho foot war n and tho bowols open. Bacon's Celoi r. Curo Is a vogoftiulo preparation nnd ac !. as a natural Inxatlvs, and is tho gron |. ost remody over discovered for tho cu: M of dyspepsia, liver complaint and t blood, liver and kidnoy dlsoasos. On ol on Logan Drug Company, solo neon j. and get a trial package free. Luri ,o sizo 5Uo. 2 o, is 10 's When Baby tu sick, we garo bor Cnitori*. I* When nhe wmi a child, Rhe cried for CflKtoria. 10 When oho became MIm, sho clung to Caitori* id Wbonsbo bad Chlldros,sbogavo them Cutorl it iy t- i ? id A flood Thing for Couglnt nnd Cold*. Tho inoro Clinmborlain's Cough Hoi; odv is usod tho bottor It is llfcod. \\ know of no otbor romndy that alwai 10 glvos satlslncilon. it Is good when yc first catch cold. It Is good whan yoi cough Is soatod and your lungs aro sor It 1s good In any kind of a cough. W havo sold twenty-livo doton of it an ' ovory bottlo lias given atUlftoUoi Htodman A Frlodinan, druggists, Mil io nesota l.ako. Minn. a Unlike the Dutch Process m Qfa No AlkallcH ?jV Other Chcmicftlf i?vxi3rffr nr?,|9eit ln |h? t Jpreparation of " w* baker & CO.'S s; | pfreakfastta Di Tift 4? nbnotuMy f|fl A ll pure und toluble, Ua I }(ihaitrmyth of Cocoa iuUoi I ia with Htarcb, Arrowroot 01 Hugar. and Is far tuoro eco horaloal, cutting Uu ihtm one cent a cup, 10 It In delicious, nourishing, and IAIIL1 PIUMTRlii _______ Hold bjr Orofpfn awynttw. W. BAKRR 400,, Doroheitor, Xui 10 FlNAN'Oti AND TKA.DI& k ? ' rho Features of tUo itluupy ami ?toek ' V Murket*. * New Yobk. May 19,-Mouoy on call ?t 2o2% per cent; lust louu 2 por cent; closed o ti e red ut'J' t percent. Prime mercantile paper tiubpcr ceut. sterling e*chuugc tfrrn at II Slal 80& Bales were l!7a, WO shares. The improvement iu the stock market made further progress to day. TUo reuctious resulting from realizations, or from bear raids. >vere les*v prouounced thuu of lute, aud seemed lo stiiuu" mte purchases by those who huve receutly te espoused the bull side. The engagement of ft!,000,OOU gold for shipment by to-morrow's steamers had little or no effect, mouev ou cull being !0 extri-mely easy and luuds on time l>eing otTered . I more freely than of late. The fa?t that the ud,u vices from Loudon were of a more reassuring 13 character, uud (hat there were no uew develop. menthol an unfavorable character on this side, Hi tended to stimulate buying for both loag uud . short uccounts. Tho success of the jiortbcra refunding scheme uUo tended to oucourage the iX sentiment iu favor of higher prices. The com. mission hollies had more orders than for some le limit mill ?li.. Iumin <?.v?r.?l frxnlv. The iloinund if during tho liuit l?our wiu luoro active than at . auy previous time of the day. Speculation closed :i strung iu toue. I Knilroacl bonds wero stroug. Sales 81,029,000. at Government bonds steady. btate bonds dull. ,i BONUS ANU SfJCH QUOrATIOXI?CUHBD BIU : P U. S. a reg U2H Nashvillo& Chatt... M 1 r U. b. 4aoouu0u 1J2M New Jewev Cunt.... 110% tl U. S. 4',?s reg 90 Norfolk it Wostp'd iy Pacific ? of '9j 1U"> Northern Pacific ..i Atchison 28V* do preferred. wlu Adams Kinross loo Northwestern ...,10*5*, iy Auioricnn Express.114 do preferred I'M iy llaliimoroit (Jlilo ... 77 New York CpntraLlO i ir Canada Pacific 77}jj Oregon Improve'I., 11 V, Canada Southern... Wj Oregon Nav 55 Coptral Pacific 25>j i'aeitlo Mall 23 Chesapeake ?t Ohio 20;. , Pittsburgh 144 Chicago?k Alton 130 I'ullman I'alueo 177 Chi. Bur. dtQulnoy. ?7% Heading 25 PM Chicago Gas 70^ lUQhuiaudTuruu.? C., O.. C. it St. L..... 4-Mi do preferred- 2i% Col Coal A Iron ? Hock Iilaud 71% Cotton OllCortitlo.. SO'idt. Paul - 71'? Del ?k Hudson 124% do preferred 110 10 Del., Lack. >k West.U?^2 St. I'aul ?t Omaha. 44^ ? Don. di It G. profit. 49 do preferred .118^ ,d Erie ]qM Sugar Itofiaory 89>* Hf do tireierred 40 Tenn. Coal A Iron. 171* Fort Wayne 150 Texas Pacific 7% 10 Illinois Central WA Tol. it U Con. prut. 75 KauatuttTex. prof. 22J-Z Union Pacific Jj2>4 1" Lake Kriod: West... 19 U. 8. Express M do preferred 71ft W. St. L. P.... 9 I.ako Shore 123Vs do preferred ISjtf C, Lead Trust 34$ Wells Forgo lix 140 Louisville ?t Nash.. G7>; Western Union . ?... 8fr)$ Memphis & Chas.... 40 Whooliug A: L. E.... 14 18 Michigan Central... 91)Vi do preferred 00% 1, Missouri Pacific 89$ Breadstuff* and Provisions. Chicago, May 19.?It would appear from to8 day'* ^0 advanco in the price of wheat that tho 10 operators are begluulug to shift their gaze from 10 tho visible supply to the outlook for next year's ' supply. Shorts seemed moro disposed to buy. l* TradiufH?-some extout comprised the changing 18 over of July into September. The weather was n tiuo, but tho reports from Kansas in regard to tho growing crop there wore very unfavorable. B* The European crop reports ttl?o wero unfavorable. Corn aud oats were firmer. Provisions wero extremely dull but very flrui. Flour firm. 10 Whkat?Cash No. 2 spring 71a71^c: No. 3 v spring CSaCOcs No. 2 red 7l>ic: May"OJ4a71Ka 3 7lVic; July 7a%a71J^a74)io; September 77Jia77^u It 77J.jC. Coun?Cash No. 2.42c: May 41?to42^al2c: Juno fc41K&mst Junu^^ttlTj4u'^jc; July ga20>^ulSi I liAHLEY?No. 'J, 02e, u Flaxseed?no. 1, si ot. v l'rjmk tfmothyhkeo?$3 02. Mnas PoUK?dull 820 12k; May 820 75o20 07> ?u Q, 20 07 ft: July 820 Ouu2i 25a21 22ft; September . ?21 lOu'Jl Wail 4714. a liAitu-Coab 8lO*OulO 72J4; September 811 07JjJa 11 Wall 15. Shout Kins?Cash $10 23;. July 810 15al0 25a 10 25; September 810 25al0 35al0 Jo. Others unchanged. New Yomk, May 10?Flour, rocolpti 24.011 j8 packages: exports 18.000 barrels und 17,(Wl sucka; sales 7,500 packages; market dull but very a steady. Cornmeal steady and dull. live firm; 10 western G(la70c. Wheat rooelpts 25,400 bushels: o. export* 15,338 bushels; sales 2.450,000 bus ho Is bf futures and 80,000 bushels of spot: spot marro ket firmer and dull; No. 1 northern 70ft?b00; No. 0- 2 northern 7Uj^a7l)!^c; options were moderately ii. actlvo: No. 2 red May 7l'ka7G^a7t>9<0; .luuo 77?i ? 77jia77Jic; July 7s5^a7UJiu7t)%c: August H0%u J 80%a80}ic; ScDtember 81%a82>ia82V;o: October id 831-I6a83%u83%c; December 85>^i80a8<Jc. Corn, >11 receipts 800 bushels; exports 50,072 bushels: hulus 340,000 bushels of futures and 48.000 bushy els of spot: market (Inn and dull; July 40??a it 40%a40ftc: August 40jia40Jia4y%c; September 1q Oata, receipts 120,750 bushels; exports 44 bushels; sales80.000 bushula of futures v> und 100,000 bushels of spot; market firmer und modoratoly actlvo: MuySOKc; Juno 36%a3fiu8Cc; July 35ftt&p>%a35Kc; No 2 white 41^u41ftc; No. 2 Chicago 87^o; No. 3 35ftc; No. 8 whlto 40 kc; mixed western 8Cfto38c: whlto do40a4l)c. liny strong aud light receipts. Hops llrm and quiet. Cut meats quiet and easier. I.ard strong und 30 oulet; western steam 81160; May 810 05; July a 81115; Sopteuiber 811 40. 1'ork firmer aud quiet, or llutter steady. Cheese lu fair demand. Eggs in fulr demand aud firmer; state and Peunsyl'{* vanla 10c, Tallow quiet and weaker; city 5H?. til Kosln nulot and weak. Turpentine dull und y, weak. Kteo quiet und steady. Molasses dull , j and steady. Codec steady ut 5 points down to 6 u up; May 15.40al5.50c: Juno 16.30c; September 11- 14.75ul4.00o. Sugar, raw firmer, o- Philadelphia, Pa., May 10.?Flour dull and 18 weak. Wheat llrm und higher: No. 2 red May _i 75u75J{c; Juno 75%a70o; July 7G^a77c. Corn, Ul options firm; No. 2 mixed May 40J4a50c; Juno n- 40Ma40Hc; July 40>^a4H5ic; August 40)?a40%c. a- Oata firm, but quiet; futures dull; No. 2 white . May 40V;a4lc; Juno 40Ku40^c; July 40ftallc. 10 Butter firm and iu fair demand; Pcnnsylvanlu n- creamery oxtra 24c; Pennsylvania prluta extra, lv wholt-su o 25<!: iV'iiiisvlvanlii nrlnts <>xtrn. lull blng 20a29c. Eggs firm utul In good demand; Ui Pennsylvania urate 15V>c. Cheese, choice in r* good dciuuud, scarce and firm; Now Yoyk faciei lory, now lOallc; part BKlm fia7Ue. Provisions ... linn, with good Jobbing domunu. Pork, mess, * how 92115n22 00; family ?23 00. 10 Cincinnati, 0.. May 10.?Flour quiet. Wlioat in lowor; No. '2 red 07a08o; receipts 8,000 bushels; shipments 3.000 bushels. Corn steady; No. '2 mixed 40a Oats Arm: No. '2mixed 35c. ltyo higher at 02c. l'ork llrui nt 820 1\ T?ard stronger at 810 37%. lhilk meat! 910 37^. llacou steady IE nt (121 7.r?. Whlskoy ilrm at 8116. Butter, sugar j, und cheese strong. Egg< stronger ut 13%c. ' ilai.riMoni!, May la?Wheat steadier; No. 2 [Y red Bpot and May 7.V/io; Juno 7CiJie. Corn firm; to mixed spot und May 49%c hid; Juue 49>$o; B- July 4Ul/,c. Oats firm; No. 2 white western 42c. .i ltyo quiet; No. 2 CCc. Ilay in good demaud. Hut"l tor easy; creamery fnncy ittc. Kgg8 steady ut lie. 1U Coll'ee quiet; Kio quiet; No. 7 lG^c. n- Tolkdo, O., May 10.?Wheat tyisier; No. 2 cash y. aiui May 71%c: July74u74!!ic; August 70%c. Corn dull; No. 2 cash uud May 46o: Na 2 yollow 4&Hct No. 3 yellow 4.f?o. Outs unlet; cash 3:1c. ltye dull: cash Olo. Cloveraecd uulluud steady; m prime October 80 00. py Llvo Stock, tg Chicago,May 19.?Cattlo, rooolpts 4.500 head; f shipment* 2.tWKJ head; market slightly higher: ,l" BtcoreHlWu'i60; Texuus 83(Wall06; nativo cows ro ti 'J.r)u3 00. Hogs, receints 13,000 head: shipments ill 0.50G head; murkct uctivo and lower; mixed . I 87 40a7 65; heavy ?7 6>*w7 CO: light 87 60n7 65. 1,1 Sheep, receipts 7.000 head; shipments7,600 head; it, market slow; clipped Texans 84 40uJ 70; clipped t0 natives and westerns 85 OOuG '25; lambs 8."> 00u7 40. ^ Kant Libeuty. Mny lO.-Cuttli), roooipts 1.200 head; shipments 810 head: market steady mid unchanged, liogs, receipts 2,100 head: shipments 1,800 hoadt market fair: light to best heuvy 87 70a 7U'>. HheeP, receipts 2.(0) head: shlpnieUUi 90J head; market slow at uuchaiitfeu price*. Cincinnati, o., May 10.?Hogs higher at 8? 75a 7 05; receipts 2,600 head; shlptiivut* 2,600 head. Petroleum. , New Yonic, May 10.?'The petroleum market 1 was a shade easier to-day, selling oil' !,';e to 69e. which was the only price ull day; Pennsylvania oil, spot sales none; Juue opt ions, sules 6,000 barrels at the close ut 68%e; offered at 69c. On. City. 1*a., May 10.?Opened 69^e; highest 69)^o; lowest 69c! closed 69jfiu; sules 18.u00 barrels; cioarauces 340.duo barrels; shlpiacuts 111,209 barrels; ruus 82,KW burrels. ^0 Dry Goods. pb Nr.w Y0?k, Mliy 19.?business to-day was ill moderate ou the spot and current wants were .. being supplied in the lightest manner, vet Mocks In first hands are In good shape and for o< the lull movemeut lighter than lu former yours. ro ? Metal*. n New YotiK, May 19.?Pig Iron sternly: Amerlenn 912 76ul5 60. Copper en?y; lake Cl'? 80. a" Lend ilrm; domestlo 83 8r>. Tin cloned steady: straits 119 80 bid; 819 IK) uikcd: plate* quiet uud ? steady; spelter weak j domestic 8182>$. Wool. Nr.w Yoiik, May 19.?Wool firm and In moderntu demand; domestic fleece 27a32o; pulled 2fia37c; Texas I7a2le. Plltl.Atmt.l'ltIA, May 19.?Wool quiet, with prlcos nomluul. cotton Cincinnati. O., May 19.?Cotton steady; middllug TySfi. ' Hknry Sciiorniiaia, forornan Honry Krtitf Pnckin# Company, Hi, .Toiopli, ' Mo., uior Dr. 'iliotiiiur Kelcctric Oil with his tnon for Apralim, out*, bruisoi, chitppovl humls, otu. It It tho boat. If your feel weak and all worn out take ' BROWN'S IRON BITTER3 , Children Cry for Pitcher's Costorla. FINANCIAL. . CALL AND GET A I Nickel Plated Savings Bank AT TUB Wheeling Title and Trust Co.'s,' 1315 MARKET STREET. a. Lamb, Pronidont. J* Siruui. CuUoc . J. A. Jutuuok. AuUUwt CubiOL Bank of Wheeling! CAPITAL $200,000, PAID IN. WHEELING, W. VA. DIUECTOKS: A. J. Clark* Joioph V. Paull JumonCumtulm Henry Blebowoa, A. Royumua Jo*opU tioybold. mu.._ T .n|. VllWBIIIi i?lUlV. Intoro.it paid on Hiwifal deposit! Ixsiiiu drulu ou England Ireland and Sootlani ruyll JO&fil UEYBOLl), Caviar. JJANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY, CAPITAL $176,OOa Wilmam lam \ Preaident William U Simi-son Vice Prenidenc. Draft* on Eutflaud. Irolaud. Fruuoo and Uor* many. DIRECTORS: William A. Isett Mortimer Pollock. J. a. Millor. William B. Simpsoiv K. M. Atkinsoa. John K RoUford. llcnry Hpeyor. Victor Roaenburg. Jacob G Thomas, jtl P. P. JEPSON, Caahlar, JgXCHANGB BANK. CAPITAL.... $200,000. J. N. Vancf. Proaldont L. a bkultlain M..V1(W PlMldOUb DIRECTORS: J. V. Vanna Ooorgo A. 8tlfel J. M. Brown. William Klllnjtuffl, L. S. Dolaplalo. A.W.Kolloy. John Frew. Drafta Issued on England, IrelaaJ, Scotland aud ull points in Europo. JOHN J. JONES. C'uhlor. PROMINENT MEN OF lest Virginia. ABOOK OF 1,050 PAGES With MO Wood Oiitt mil Blogrtpila i o! tl? LEADING MEN OF WEST YJL ? This volume also contains i jo pages of West Virginia facts and statistics. It gives the result of every election since the organization of the State. It is the most valuable book ever published in West Virginia. PHICEi IN CLOTH ....$(3 OO. JN 1IALF MOROCCO. 07 QO, Sins Oidibj zo Intelligencer Publishing Co,, WItEEl&NO, W. VA. doa-Mff STEAMERS. /-fetrctjv foit cincinnati, looisvii.lk, MEMPIlia bt. a/y3 4xa louis. new ouleans rfPtiuX^Jn /Nn Intermediatjs Will Intro Wharf boat, tootol Eleventh *ttoot, m Stcamor Koyntono Stnto, for Cincinnati, Ohio, ovory Tiumhay at 8 a. in. T. 8. Culhouu, Mastor; Chos. W. Kuox, Clork. Steamer Kcotla, Muco AntU'W, Mastor: Kobert Agnew, Clerk. livcrjr Wednesday at 8 a. m. Stcamor UuiIhoii, cvory Thursday at8a. in J. K. Ulliion, Mastor: Al J. 81uvcu. Clorlc. Steamer Iron quoon, every Hatuhday at 8 a. in., for Cincinnati. John M. l'hlllipj, Mavtor; It 11 Korr. Clork. Stcaiuor C. W. lintchnlor, Sunday at 8 a. m. GoorKo W. Conant, Master; Utortfo Iluutor, ClorlfFirnt-class fare. Whoellny to Cincinnati. 90. Round trip. ?10. Moiils auil itate roouit ineluded. Tlckoti good UUtll used. For freight or pnmago apply on board, or telephone No. 811 np!8 CROCKARP&BOOTH, AgfaU. Steamer R. E. PHILLIPS. . fTV* h. Leaves Wlieellun, Pally Trip, EastLwB&*forn btandard Time?0:45 a. in.. 8:8) m..V:45il m.. 11:80 o. m.. J:(W p. m.. 4:00 n. m.. 6:80 p. m. Funday Trip*?Lcavos Whoelliig?8:30 it iu., 10:0) a. iu., 1:05 p. in., 2:1ft p. tu.. 4:00 p. m? f>:30 p. ra. RAILROADS. Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad. On and uftor Haturdnjr. October 1.1SJJ, tralm will muni follow*. cttv tlino: Leave Wiikeuno?-SJ:00 a. ra.. 7:00 a ra.. 8:0) o. m.,U:00 a. m., 10:00 a. m.. 11:00 a m.. l'J-cxi in. 1:00 p, in.. 'J:00 p. in. 3:0) p. in.. 4:00 p. in., 5:d) p m.,0:00|i ra., 7:00 p. in., 8:0) p. ra., 9:30 p. in.. ll:oo n. ra. leave Ki.m ?Irovk?*nj:03 a. ra.. 7:00 a. in.. A:3J a m.,U 00a.m., 10:00 a. in., 11:00*. ra.. 1*2:03 m . 1:00 p. in.. 2:00 p. in.. tf:00 p. in. 4:00 p. ra.. 5|')) p. tit, dtOO p. iu.. 7:00 p. ra., ftt 03 p. uv, 9'AOp. in.. 10 10 p. in. ?DaIW, oxropt Hundar, Sunday?Church tralni loavo Klin orow at 0:ia a. in. and Whoollinr at lJ: 17 p. ra. 1L & WKWOKHBka ool Uenoral Manniar. Wheeling Brldgo & Terminal Ry. Tliuo Tnblo No. & to Inko olTect 12:01 a. ra., Hundav. NovouHior '20, 18'J1 Le?foWbeollii?-tilW.t0ll0t7:l) MlO), ffljll, 19:15. 110:11. 111:50 it iu., |U:15, fi: 43, fJsJJ, "3120,*1:35. *6:tV i0:lW p. m. I/'avo 11lttnittta-tai4A, {0:46, t*iW> t$?37, 49)51. 19:51. tlOiiW. ll:>7 ?. in.J iiiilX tl:5J, 4:1:00. ?:i7. Nlll, tfl:Wp. in. l?onvo Terminal Junction?|fl:'J7, fliili. <7:33. l(i:o.i. *10:42. 411:15 n in.j 1:15, fiilT, J:43, S5:15. Mi27. t5:-A 4H:'2.Y 410:42 p. in. Loavo Lniislilln'i Mill?f7:iV jllslS a. ra.; 41:111. *J:4I ?:in p. in. Leavo l>o ll(i?? Oroiilng-tfitf, flittO it a, 41119. iiU. 5:19 p.m. Dallf. 1I)allro*coptHuiid?f.jNnnd?vi onlr. All train* will run on KMtorh Time. Clock In the Telonraph oilleo at Whoollni. in the HtundardTlina. J.I. TA118810, Hunorintondont. ONLY TttB lll'.HT QUALITY OK HTATIONKUV, TIIK P1NIWT INK AND TUB NKATKHT TYPE ?m Mod In III. Uoinluurol.l rrltiitfiK .Ii.iiu Itr tiik iNi'Ki.i.iuiiMcuii jom omct BAIL WAY ~TIME' CARD#'1 Arrival and doporturo ol trains on and altjip May 14, lH'Ji TfrpiAiUTWK ov Bvnsm Ma.uk*-. "Dally; ttiunday exoepied; 1ttond*f excoptod; ^Saturday oxcoDted; (Sunday outyf* l^oturday only. Eastern Standard Time. . WOT. B. AO. K. k.?Miualiue.Eajtl |?wv? . .*3:05 am Wmh. 0 y.Balt, Phil. 4 N. Y 7:40 an 3:30pin Wash. C'y Bait,! Phil. AN. Y 2:10pm *7^0 am Cumberland Aooom 8:00 pin Uroftou Accom " 0:30 am til:40am Moundavlllo Accom t8:25am fi :10 pm Moundtvillo Accom '1:10 pm 11:15 pm MoundavlUe Accom 7:35 p? 19:45 urn Keysor Express }5:20 ptfr 23 DRfAttT. a dO.B.R-aO. Div.. Weil AUKlVa *"0:50 am for Columbus and Chicago *8:ftiam *10:80 am Columbus and Cluclnuuti... *5:10pm *12:15 aui ..Columbui and Cincinnati.. *5:00 aw *1:25 pin Chicago Express. *4:20 pm 13:50 pm Chicago Express il'J:05pm tl:25 pm Columbus Aooom +12:05 pm tJo.JX) am St. Clairsville Accom. tl2:Q5am f3:50 pm Bt. Clalrsvillo Accom. WJQpm "pKHAirr. U IO. IiH.-W.P. A D. DlV. arwv? *5:05 am For Pittsburgh *10:25 am 7'.'JO am Ptttsbuign *8:50 piu B*5:M pm Pittsburgh audEast* *12:M;am :30 pm Pittsburgh fl2:4> pm :00pm ...Wushiugtou. Pa., Acoom... j7:j0am :20 pm .......Pittsburgh Express llOifonm DBPAHT. I P. C. itflT. i/iU | AKOiffl. t7:20 am Pittsburgh *0:40 am Sieubonvllio and West ... ?fl:25pm ?l:05 pm ...Pittsburgh aud Nov* York.- *3:10 pm *3:55 pm ...Pittsburgh and Not? York... *11:35 am WEST. *9:10 am Express. Cin. aud St Loulim jgslja* 10:45pm Express, CIil aud St. Louii... *5:25 P? "l :0\ pm Express, titeub. and Chicago. *8:10 pm ; *3:5.5 pm ....Pituburgh A Denuison.... *11:35 am ItEl'AHT. C~.LP.lt It 5:49 am Ft. Way no and Chicago tf:45 pm 5:49 am Canton und Toledo... 7:45PJJ . 5:49am Alliauco andCleveland-... 7:45 pm 5;49 am Steubonvilio and Pittsburgh 9:15 pm 0:43 am Steubonviilo and Wollsvillo ' 8:0ft pm , 1:12 am Sieubenvjlle and Pittsburgh t 1:30 am Tt2:00 pm ...?Ft. Wayuo and Chicago-... 7:45 pm 2:00 pm Canton und Toledo 7:45 pm , -:00 pm Alliauco ami Cleveland..... 8.05 pm 2:00 pin Stoubenville and Wellsvlllo s 7:45 pm 3:44 pm Philadelphia and New York 8:00pn 3:44 pmLBaUlmore and Washington. t8;00 pm pm Steubonvillo ami Pittsburgh jfl:00 pm t7;11 ptn BtoubonvlHeAKaitLlverpool f8:63am pEfAHT. \V. A L. K. ETC ARRIVE.' 6:40 am -Cleveland. Toledo A WeiL 11:00 pm am Stoubenvillo Mixed 6:50 am 0:43 aw ..Cleveland. Tolodo At W*L 6:45 pm f:*| pm .. 8teubenvlllo 1:85 pm 8:00 pm fiteubenvllle 5:45 pm *4:35 pm ..MtuwillonandStoubonvillo.. *11:00am fiJ80 pm Btenbenvillo 0:15 pm 0:00 pm ..HteubunvUlo.Sunday only- 6:45 pm DEI-art. O. L i W,-Union Depot, akuvj. - ? c,t* ?* . 0:i) am Cleveland, Toledo & Chicago 8:45 pm 8:20pffi-Maiulllon accommodation.. U:35am C., L. <b \V.~BRiDaSPORT. 7:10 am Clovoland, Toledo & Chicago 8:13pm 4:00 pm ?Mawillon accommodation- lltDOam 8:00 am St. Clalnvlllo accom. 0:42 am 10:10 am 8L Clalruvllle accom 1:81pm 2:24 pm .fit. Clalwillo accom. 4.58 pm 0:18 pm 6L Clalnvlllo accom. 8:15pm 1:28pm Local Freight 12:15pm DKFAItT. OlliO lilVBrnni? AUIIVk' '' <7:00 am Passenger 10;fi0ain 112:00am Passenger t3;00pm *1:00 pm ........ Passenger *7:45 pm I.kavk & Z. & 0. KAILHOAD. arrivb.' bkluirr billairr 9:10 am Belial roandZonoavlllo.... 8:20pm 4:20 pm -Wood*field 8:60am M 1:80 pm Mixed Train 12:80 pm RAILROADS. BALTIMORE 4 OHIO. train*"'PwhwUn^BRrt'. nrainwfi" Mrao*i^laSi ia wlrSMllSSfi' MA1N UNE EA8TvfrHfllHBffft1iliBoSr For Baltimore, PhlladelaD(* ^ew ^orit U.W.,lli?V|k W>| lUIUJ. Koyser Kxpress. 0:45 a. m., dally, oxcopt Holiday. Cumberland accommodation, 7:00 a. m.. dally oxccpt Huuduy. Urufton uccouimodutlon, 3:00 p. m.. dolly. Moundavlllo accommodation. 11:40 u. m.# aud C:10 and 11:15 p. in., oxcopt Sunday. ARRIVE. | From Now York. 1'hlladolphla and Baltimore, 7:40 ii. in. und 2:10 p. in., dully. Kuyuor Express, 5:20 p. in., dally, oxcopt Monday. Cumborland aocommodutlon, 4:53 p. in, ox* ccj?t Huuduy. Grafton accommodation. 10:30 a. in., dally. Mouudsvlllo ocoouiuodatlou, 8:25 a. m., ox* coptHunday: 10:80 a. in., dully, uud 1:10, 4:55 und 7:i!6 p. in., oxcopt Sunday. TRANS-OHIO DIVISION. For Columbus nud Chicago* 0:50 and 1:25 p. m.. dally, und 3:50 p. in., daily, oxcopt Suuday. Cluclnuutl express. 10:30 u. in., dally, aud 12:15 u. in., dully. Columbus aocommodatlou, 1:25 p. m? dally, j oxcopt Sunday. St. Cialrovlllu nccommudatioo, 10:30 a. in., and l 4:20 p. in., except Suuduy. ARRIVE. Chicago oxpresi, 3:55 u. in. and 4:20 p. m., dally, and 12:05 p. m.. except Suuday. . Clnolnuatl expross, 5:00 u. in. and 6:10 p in., dully. Columbus accommodation, 12:05 p. m., dally, except Suudny. Clairsvlllo accommodation. 12:05 p. m. and 4:20 p. m., dally, excupt Suuday. WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVISION. For Pittsburgh, 5:03 uud 7:20 a. m., dally; 1:30 p. in., dally, oxcopt Suuday, aud 0:20 p. in.. For Pittsburgh and tho cost, 5:03 a. m. and 5:20 p. in., dally, and 0:20 n. m.. Bundoy only. Washington accommodation, 0:00 p. in., dally, cxcept Sunday. AKBIVE. H From Pittsburgh, 10:25 a. m. and0:50 p. m. nnd 12:iu a. in., dully, aud 12:15 p. m.,oxcoptSunday, uud 10:55 a. in., Sunday only. Washington uccomuiodation, 7:50 a. m., daily, oscept Snuday. OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO, On and after Monday, Docombor 19, IVmoupc Trulns will ruu as follows: *0*11/. t^ally JS* n;pt Hundav. Contra! Tlino. M SOUTH DOUND- 7 iJ u 1 * I*. M. A. U A. W. Wheeling lienwoou. 1? 1> 11 15 0 13 MoundHvllle...... ?g 11 M 0 31 Now Martinsville 4 48 12.8? 7 3), KIMcrsvlllo . {J! 5?5 Frlondly ? ^ J g*J St Marys - 5 .?0 1.?* 8 4) Willlamstown a.m. coo 210 0JJ Parkersburg t 5 *7 uo 2 45 10 10 Hollevlllo .... ** 8 a 05 llnvenswootj. 7 12 4 W U 25 itiploy lauding 7 . 0 4.15 11 47 (iraham koj S S4 H New llavon 8 12 5 07 li 20 llnrtford.... 8 11 5 11 12 >1 Mason City 13 { ? 1J W Clifton H 27 5 25 12 tO Pi. Pleasant 8 68 5 0J 10) (ialllpolls 9 15 Olfl 11) (luyandotto 10 40 7 25 Huntington- tlOBO f73o*250 a.m. r.?. p x NORTHDOUNU 2 1 0 tt ' I'. M. P. M. A It. Whoollng f2W0 45 <-060 lieuwood 1 45 0 U 85 Mouiidnvillo- 1 00 0 10 9 15 Now Marllnsvlllo 12 DO 5 07 8 0S Slstonvillo 12 1" 4 41 7 45 Friend u -1 M 4.7) 7 88 St Marys 11 :il 4(W 7 05 Wllllamitowu 10 55 8 10 0 ?5 i\ H. Parkeraburg 10 25 2 80 *<100 1800 Hollovlllo 9 ;w I W a. u 7 20 Uavuuswood 8 11# 0 40 Ripley Landing * 12 45 0 1!) ? ruliom k "5 12 15 5 50 Now llavon 7 M 12 09 6 11 Hartford 7 51 12 05 0 37 Mason city 7 45 ll r?7 5 80 Clifton 7 4(J 11 52 5 25 PL l'loa*Ant 7 0-, 11 20 451 uallipolls 0 60 11 117 4 87 (luyandotto,.., 5 42 10 00 0 11 lluntiugton.. t 5 00 " 9 45 f3 03 A. >1. A. M. P. IL W. J. HOI 1N8QN, Q. A, , \ ?Pennsylvania Station a. innsulvania Lines. Trains Uun by Central Tlrao. rirurT OmOKS AT ('RKNNYI.YANfA HtATtOW oi WATRR Sr., F(WT OF El.KrRKTtl ST., Whbkmno, AT MoLUUR Ilut'HK. WllRKI.imi, ANIi AT Til* I'CMMHVLVARM Hr/TIOM. Pill PURPORT. HntTiiwr.?rr KT*TrM?" Pax IIOf Oil llotnx" Daily. IDaily uxoirr Sunday. Fro* WlimiNO TO I.UAYB AhtltTl Williburgand Htoubonvlllo. 10:20 am 16:23 pin McDonald and Pittsburgh...- 1?:20 am 48:20 pm indlauupoll* and St. I/mls ... :l0ara *6i23pin Columbus aud Cincinnati.,,* *i:40 um *6:23 inn Wollkburu and Sioulioiivllla *8:40 am *5:2) pin McDonald and Plitsbungli..., MrJOau *5:23 pin Philadelphia and Now iork.*l2:<>5 pin *2:10 inn Hioubonvillo and l'lll?liurgh''l2:03 pin *2M0 pm Columbus aud Chicago,... ... *12:03 pm *2:10 pta Philadelphia and Now York *2iJ3 pm *1013) am Unltlmoro and Wadilngton. *2:V? pm Hioubonvillo and Pittsburgh *2155 pin IMQ rib Hioubonvillo aud Deunlsou.* *2:5) pro *10.85 am ludlanapolli and Hi. l/?iili... 1H:I5 pm 10:15 am IMyion and ClnclMnatl.. 18:45 bm ffliissui Hti'MhHivlllo and ColiimbUH.. |8:1? pm j0:13 an Noribwoit Hrstoui-Clovo. ?k PUU lilrMon Trains ruu dally, oxcopt duudny. ?i fullatvst Kiiom IliutKjp.iMiirTo Lkavh Aurive Ft. Warno and Chicago 4 49 ain 0:4) tun Canton and Toledo 4.-49 am 0:15 iun AllUQMandUl0Y?laQu 4:49aiu 0:i),?n HfoiilMiiivllloami I'lUnburiili.... 4i40am 8:h n,. Httubimvlllo and Welhvllltf 8:44 am U:0? inn Htoubeiivlllaaud Pltuburgli....lOjlaftia lOMil ain Ft VN ay no ?b Chicago..,, ItOOpm 0:43 7?ia Canton and Toledo 1 ;<q pm I ? Alllanoo and cloTrlnmi.. 1 .no .,m y.M j! HteuMtvlllo and WolUvlll? ..M 1:00 put 0:43 I m Phllidoli.hlftnnd Now York.... 9:4lpm ri uilm Halilmora and WaihlngtotipM. 8i4l pm frOo l S Htonliouvllio and Pittsburgh... ?:l4 pm f>:no!,2 BtaubtATlho dt liiwi Liverpool Ciiipm Viw' iJ