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IN THE COURTS.,
On Saturday the June term of the* cir
cuit court on Judge Paull's tide came to
clow, but Judgo Hervey will hold
court to-day.
Orders were entered In Judge Paull'a
court os follow:
In tho case of Clarence B. Glffon, ct
al, vb. Robert K, Qlffen, et al,; thcro waa
a drcrcc for reference
In tho case of city vs. Paige, Carey &
Co., tho city filed a bill of exceptlona to
Commissioner Gilchrist's report
In the case of Emma Ebbcrt vs.
George Snyder, ct nl.# Nora J. 8nyder
was mado a pnrty to the suit, and tho
cause waa remanded to rulGe.
In the case of John W. Armstrong and
another vs. J. W, Kcnnen, etal., the de
murrer was withdrawn, and an amended
answer to the bill waa filed, sold answer
Mntf also in the nature of a cross bill.
The cause was remanded to rules.
In the case of George L. Durst vs.
pora S. Durst, the demurrer to the bill
was sustained and the cause was re
manded to rules.
In the case of city va Paige, Carey &
Co.. Alfred Caldwell, executor of W. 8.
Coshorn filed an exception to tho report
of the commissioner.
In the case of Elisabeth Turner's ad
ministrator va W. H. Chapman ond T.
T. Hutchinson, tho objections to the fll
in? of three special pleas were sustain
ed. Defendants severally excepted.
In tho case of Kate Haller vb. Samuel
Elder's executor, the motion for a new
trial was overruled and there was Judg
ment on the verdict.
In the case of mien Wolf vs. Phllopenn
Wolf, tho court ascertained that certain
property belonged to the petitioner
and pave her Judgment
In the case of Lydla Wharton va Ja
cob Snyder's executors, the declaration
was amended In open court, plea of non
assumpsit, plea of payment, and plea
of the statute of limitation.
In the case of George O. Smith va C.
F. Dickinson, the award was eet asido
ond annulled.
Samuel Kuglcn waa appointed a com
mittee for 0, P. Barrett, an Insane per
son.
In the caw of Charlee Muhleman vs.
George E. Kurner, the demurrer was
eustalned.
In the case of F. A. Prltchard & Co.
vs. the -Philadelphia Company, a new
trial was awarded.
In the case of John W. Kennen vs. D.
II. Armstrong, the motion to set aside
the Judgment and award a new trial was
overruled. A stay of sixty days was
granted to enable the defendant to go to
the court of appeals.
Orders entered on Judge Hervey'selde
were as follows:
In the cose of the Commercial b'ank vs.
F. H. Lange, the answers were filed
In the case of S. M. Fox and another
ts. B. Walker Peterson and others, thero
was an order for security for costs.
In the matter of the adoption of
George Alexander Wood, a favorable
decree was entered.
The cose of Adolph Knoke, et al., vs.
.Wood Bros.* Planing Mill Company was
ordered docketed.
In the case of E. C. Flaccus vs. C.
Floto and others. Christian Kalbltzer
filed a petition praying for an attach
ment and also tendering a plea in
abatement; objection overruled, secur
ity for costs given, and motion to quash
attachment overruled.
In the case of the Belmont Brick and
Tile Company vs. H. D. Rumble, thero
?was a decree of refereuce.
In the case of Joseph Brown, et al., vs".
Wcndel Broa, et al., the sale by the
trustee was set aside.
In the case of the state vs. George Em
blem, convicted of a" felony, a new trial
Tas awarded.
In the cose of George Salzer v. BenJ.
Fisher, the motion for a new trial was
overruled land Judgment was entered on
the verdict of the Jury.
In the case of Ada Korrell vs. Amelia
C.-Plate,nhe motion by plaintiff for a
rev trial was overruled and thero was
, Judgment for defendant.
In the case of Barbara Zlllls* execu
tor vs. Jennie A. Zlllis, et al., the motion
for a new trial was overruled and there
was Judgment upon the verdict of tho
Jury.
In the case of Poole & Purdy vs. John
E. Clator and Dennl9 Williams, the mo
tion for a new trial was overruled, and
lodgment was entered upon the verdict
ct the Jury. A stay of sixty days was
granted to enable an appeal to the su
preme court
In the case of Frank Robracht -vs.
Henry Robrecht. the court -was of opin
ion that all the Items In the bill of par
ticulars except the first wero sufficient
Snpreme Conrt Proceeding!.
The folloirinfr cases were submitted In
tie tiito supremo court of appeals Sat
trday:
Edward M. Atkinson va W. H. and J.
*? Winters, writ of error, from Marshall
county; submitted.
Mary A. Stewart vs. Northern Assur
flfice Company, writ of error, from Han
cock, county; submitted.
John S. mtz, administrator, va city of
Wheeling, writ of error, from Ohio coun
ty partly argued.
Adjourned until Monday at 10 a. m.
Penitom, Patent and Poitmn<tcri,
WASHINGTON, June 5.?Postmasters
0* the fourth class have been appointed
as follows: W. W. Tabor, Ballcngee,
Summers county; Tolbert Jarnett, Eck
*ft. Boone county; Robert Shuttles
*orth, Homlne'a Mills, Harrison county.
A patent has been Issued to Sarah
Huntington, W. Va., for an un
cersklrt.
Pensions have been granted to West
'Iranians as follows:
Original-John T. Wanless, Dilley's
Mill, J12.
Renewal ? Barney Wlnesbure, Wolf
Bun, jo.
Restoration and Increase?Saul Cook,
deceased, Slelth, 58 to $10.
Restoration, reissue and Increase?!
lv hooper, deceased, Kearncys
18 to 112.
Increase?John Pearl, Point Pleasant,
? * to J17; James A. Mayfleld, Dellc
?low. 110 to J12.
Widows-Amanda Cooper, Kearneys
JUie. J8; Sarah- J. Lewis, Charleston,
?: Mary A. Carter. Forks' of Little
^andy, j$. Elizabeth Price, Huffman,
V: Ellen Bogles. Elizabeth, *3; Florida
wnrner, Spencer, J3.
J*?0? ,iave bcen granted. also to
larkC. Sprapg, Spragg, Greene county, '
*?> *6; Thomas F. Wilson, Martin's
erry, Ohio, $3; Hannah J. Storment,
Unonsburg, Pa., $&.
Prrr Pills,
Send your address to H. E. Bucklen
? >'\ Chicago, and get n freo sample
ft**. King's New Life Pills. A
"ai win convince you of their merits.
rn!.s.e I/'"a are easy In action and aro
r?!r.c,u rly fcffectlvo In the cure of
ontdpatlon and.Sick Headache. For i
'aiar.a nnd Liver troubles they havo
proved Invaluable. They are
10 he, perfectly-free from
nut? deleterious substance and to be ,
HvwWe. They do not weaken
th> , action, but by giving tone to
tM?r.J030*1 and' bowers greatly lavlg- i
W L ? system. Regular size 25c per I
ttota bjr Logun Drug Co., drug
A; c?tORflL AND COCAINE HABITS
??,&!? P??llve and permanent cure
.^lac/r^f1 un** Absolutely harmlexs.
^ 0 TVmcaa ~No substitu*
uc?1od. fuieCtt
?rtiraUni kl&itaLx
' conDJ?a??
41 E... ?; A. flUNN, M.D.,
2"1 Street, New Vorlt at*,
oniraiaiTY Amiss
Pcl'I.," lt.rmoil,,,. H?lwr( |o (')(> nMnj
? 10 lh* '"'?Uleoncfr.
MOHOANTOWN w Vr? t..? r
IL .""ymonO. This report th..
t?U? "nndli:' fuli^ compl"e ln "? i'f
they wS?M m, . '"??"?<?>.. which
Umi t?hir.h^,^7?n rccummonda
o own f?? ll th? ?"?WblUhmcnl o.'
cloven fellowships, one each ln thf? tin.
any, soology, geology, mathematlcj
mechanical enBtn earing, civil engineer.!
Th.??e^n?m l8.' Enftll,h ?"'l a reek.
ih? Li h.lp" arn ??tobll?hed for
the purpose of ,cncourui{liiB advanced
Smd Thi?i- t>romotln" higher scholar.
?? P'.Th^, ,nre worth annually ' (300.
'ho holders will bo excused from
tho payment of any fees. AH fellow
fnii"* 'le n"ei1 eBC'1 >'e?r, but the
f r" ""Wolnto.l for one ad:
? h!!i2 ? v. Tht eI|tabll8hment o(
those fellowships li regarded as the
moat progressive slep the University
has ever taken. President Raymond
nas recommended a new library build
ing', and the probabilities are that'aa
appropriation will be made for It,
All of the churches of the town
SiSuS2 i ???ra th,s morn^ft and
kin* "ervlce at commnece
menthall, where Rev. W. H. Crawford
edeth? "h 'U,eBh'ny College, preach.
berore the Pra('u
? hi. ? .?f university. All of
the local ministers took some part dn
the services, which were, very beauti
ful and Impressive. The music vras fur
nished <by the choral society of tho
hoi of music of the university. This
evening .Dr. Crawford ngaln preached
in commencement hall at services held
under the ausplces of the University
Younff Men's Christian Association.
Engineer Corp. l*avt> lor K?r Wet.
M ASIIINGTON, June 3.?Information
has reached the war department that
two companies of tho engineer battalion
from Wlllets Point, New York, which
have been nt Tampa, have left that
place for Key TVest. All their Imple
nients, tools and working paraphernalia
aiv at the kitter place and the engineers
go to put them In shape for Immediate
use In the Cuban Invasion. Other than
this the officials say that up to this time
there have been no departures of United
states troops from Tampa, ln addition
to those sent to Key "West some time
ago. undoubtedly the departure of the
engineers from Tampa forms the basis
of the statements that troops were being
sent out on the Invading expedition.
Free!
Free!
Ten Thousand Bottles'of
"Hyomei."
' 'V
The New Cure for "Bron
chitis, Catarrh, Colds, ^
Coughs and Asthma.'
>?-t: .
To Be Given Away "Absolutely
Without Charge by the Drug-^
gists of This City.
The. First Free Test of This Hew Remedy,
i Which Cures by Inhalation - Not a
? newspaper Distribution, Controlled
bj tie Manufacturer, but an
Honest Test Conducted by
Reputable Druggists.
^?,J.,VrheproSb?^f^|,hhLPeUb'iC1h"
KBfeSSStftti
lungs by stomach medicines, liquids
NotConlr*tnh- at.omi"rs wa? practically useless!
r??t only this, but extremely danierous
?V-se oruys?^??d^men'ybfiTc
5&E
'Production of "Hyomei." the Austral.
iff owned ^ SUrC' ,0 ?he Profes,ion and pub
nV ?k5 u j .2ew m !n treatment of discuses
of the head, throat and lungs. ?"??es
It was soon found by the doctors that thU
new germicide destroyed at once the disra^
?."ms ?tarrh, Bronchitis and Asthma- "ha?
Coughs and Colds could not exist where it was
Mrttftii r0^! thcy discovered that the n"w
method of applying 'Hyomei" was the onh
nf tZerJH0U'n by wh,chIJal1 the diseased parts
of the air passages could be reached. From
ami J*SCOnKt?ieVSC by the doctors
fditr un?V J!5i ,ncrrQsed.,with astonishing rap.
inVftJii today thirty-five hundred physicians
and over two-hundred ord fifty thousand pTopU,
? .!-V ,C0Vntry alone, ate using "Ilyomei and
testify to its wonderful curntive powers,
xet, notwithstanding this great success
letted"? rU" ,uC(Js in city who have never
?r f reason that they have been
humbugged so often, and so often found that
<??' iQmcthinf to
U. T j'i??r',llCACn!!l! ?1 2" ?he .people (hat the
u',.]' '??'{? c?- decided to give away 10,000
.ni k 5tyome? free from the drug stores
Ihhn.r* '? B prov,e bc>'?nd all doubt and
without one penny of expense to them that
AiiCr..<!i3rl tilre?,ment by fhe Australian Dry
Vl L ,1 *iVtL *5rc?,cr rc,icf to the suffrrSr
method. m? 5 doctorinff other
THE R. T. I300?II CO.,
23 Kn?t 20th Street, New York*
D. & O. Sunday Bxcnrsloua on Fourth
Division*
Commencing Sunday, May 2D, and
every Sunday thereafter, until Septem
ber 25, Inclusive, tho Baltimore & Ohio
will sell excursion tickets to and from
all stations between Wheeling and
Grafton, good returning date of saie, at
one fare for the round trip,, with ten
cents added.
S. E. PARKER, Sharon, Wis,, writes:
"I haveMrled Do Witt's 'Witch Hazel
Salve for Itching piles and It always
stops them In two minutes. I consider
DeWItt's Witch Hazel Salve the great
est pile cure on the market."
Charles R. Goetze, Market and Twelfth
otreots; Chatham Sinclair, Forty-sixth
and Jacob streets: A. E. Schcchlc, No.
f.07 Main street; Exlcy Bros., Penn and
Zanc streets; Bowlo & Co., Bridgeport.
4
Vf th? llnliy l? Cntilng Trctli,
Be sure and uso that old and well-tried
remedy, , Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing
Syrup for children toothing, (it soothes
tho child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind colic and Ib tho best
remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-ilvo
centra bottle. m-w&f
/)r, Mlloa'IVtln P/7/oaro gunrnutcod to KUrn
Z/cculachclzZQ "Oao cont a dcW'
CMc. Dyspepsia Cored,
aPTER Buffering for nearly thirty yeare
from dyspepsia, Mrs. H. ?. Dugdalo,
wlfeof a prominent business man of
Warsaw, K. V., writes: "For23 years, I was
a constant sufferer from dyspepsia and a
weak stomach. Tho lightest food produced
distress, causing Bovero pain and tho forma-*
tlonofgas. No matter how careful of my
diet I Buffored agonizing pain after eating.
I was treated by many physlclana and tried
numerous remedies without permanent hoi p.
Two years Ago I began taking Dr. Miles*
Kerro and Liver Pills and Ncrrino. Within
a week I commcncod Improving, and per
sisting la tho trcatmontlwas Boon able to
eat what I liked, with no ovil effects
I keep them at hand and a slnglo done dispels
any old symptoms."
Dr. Miles' Bcmodies
are sold by all drug
gists nnder a positive
guarantee, first bottlo
benolits or money re
funded. Book on dis
eases of tho heart and
nerves free. Address,
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, lnd.
FINANCE AND TEADE.
The Featnrc* of (he Money nuil Stock
Alnrkett.
NEW YORK, June 4.?Money on call
steady at per cent. Sterling ex
change steady, with actual business in
(bankers* bills at $4 86U#4 8G& for de
mand and at $4 84U@4 84V? for 60 days;
posted rates 54 85<5>4 87; commercial bills
$4 83?4 m. Sliver certificates
GO^c. Bar sllv.er 5S^c uncertain. Mex
lan dollars 45M:C.
The stock and bond maiket has been
benefited all week by the evil plight of
Admiral Cervera, in control of the chief
destructive forces of tho country's ene
mies, but 'bottled up and rendered, in
nocuous In Santiago harbor. The cer
tainty of the destruction of this hostile
force has been freely discounted in the
week's dealings. Prices Started up with
a rush on Tuesday, with the accumula
tion of buying orders during the double
holiday. The high prices dividend pay
ing stocks, notably the grangers, con
tinued to lead tho advance. But various
factors tended to bring about profit tak
ing in theso stocks and a halt in their
advance. One fator waa the dividend
ations in Bock Island, which had been
freely discounted by speculative buying.
Another was the collapse In the wheat
market on the closing out of speculation
on last year's crop. This -had some
sympathetic efTect on 'the grangers. The
April statements of St. 'Paul and Bur
lington showing a large ^proportion of
earnings absorbed in operating ex
penses, also induced some profit taking.
The realizing was well absorbed1 and
recessions in prices were ntit notable
until Friday's bear raids. It soon be
came evident that the profits thus real
ized, instead of being withdrawn from
the market, were being diverted into the
middle and lower grade stocks with
prospects of payment of new dividends
or of Increase In existing rates. The re
cent rise in. these securities has been by
no means commensurate with that of
t'he leaders and tendency towards equal
ization by advancing them Instead of by
reaction in the leaders is significant of
the strength of the speculative outlook.
The pressure of accumulated money
seeking employment has also been evi
dent in- the bond.market where business
has been large and prices higher..
Further general gains In price3 were
recorded after tho opening. C. C. C. &
St. L. was in keen demand and Jumped
4 points on extensive buying. The de
mand for low priced stocks continued,
but there were few exceptions", including
Missouri Paciflo and Spirits preferred,
whioh fell below last night's prices. La
clede gas preferred also declined a frac
tion. The general temper of speculation
was very bullish and business was large,
the grangers absorbing a generous share ;
of the dealings.
There was some decline in prices on ,
the publication of the bank statement,
but the lower level brought renewed
buying and prices were pushed up to the ,
best. Realizing reduced the gain in
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
Louis, and Peoples gas, Manhattan and ,
Tobacco showed some ? 'heaviness. |
Northern Pacific was very, buoyant on i
dividend rumors and; crossed 30. The j
closing waa active and strong near the [
top, net gains ranging between 1 and 2 j
per cent for most of the active stocks.
Total sales of stock were 252,200 shares.
BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.
U. 8. new 4s rcg.123 lOre. R. A Nav.. 51
do coupon 123 Pittsburgh 1G8
U. S. 4s 108% Reading 15%
do coupon Ill I do 1st pre 47
do 2ds 05U|Rock Island 106^
U. S. re* lUWSt. l'nul l<Xfy
do Cs coupon...Ill
Pacific Gs of '03..102H
Atchison 13&
do preferred... 33\i
Bal. Ohio 1914
Can. Pacific 87Vr
Can. Southern...
Central Pacific.. 14
Chen. A Ohio 23*4
Chi. A Alton IIS
Chi., Pur. tit Q..105U
C. C. C. ft St. X- 374i
do preferred... 70
Del. A Hudson...110%
Del., Lack. A W.154
Don. & Rio G.... 12
do preferred... 411%
Erlo (new) 13*4
do 1st pro 37 >
Fort Wayne ICS
Hocking Valley.. 51?
Illinois Central..ICR
Lako Brio A W. 15%
do preferred...'73%'
Lake Shore ..103
Lou. A Nash 66%
1 Mich. Central.... 104
Mo. Pacific 35K
N. J. Central..r. WV
N. Y.\Centrftl....llC}j,
Northwestern ... ?
do preferred... ?
Northern Pno.... 30
do preferred... GS%
do preferred...14S%
St. P. A Omaha. 78
do preferred... 147
Southern Pac.... 18
Texas A Pac... 12
Union Pacific... G2%
Wabash 7^
do preferred... ISIfc
Wheel's A L. E. 2%
do preforred... 1214
Adams Express.100
American Ex....124
U.. S. Express... 40
Wells Fnrgo 116
Am. Spirits 11%
do preferred... 32V
Am. Tobacco....'
do preferred...117
People's Gas....101^,
Col. F. A Iron.. 22%
do preferred... DO
Gen. Electric... 37%
Illinois Steel.... 55
Lead 35%
do pref erred..\10fl%
Pacific Mall 23^
Pullman Pal....is?%
Silver Cer K>ff
Sugar HS'/jj
do proforred...U5
Tenn. Coal A I. 2.714
U. S. leather... 7%
do preferred... CR
Western Union. 02
DrrmUf tiff* nnU I'roi lulotia.
CHICAGO?Tho cncouragomeiit from
Liverpool to-day was not quite up to
expectations and wheat started a frac
tion lower. This weak feeling was mode
more marked by favorable crop reports.
Later reports, however, complained of
cln'ch bugs and runt in the south and
southwest and the sentiment turned
bullish. Thero was a report current
that runt hud appeared in wheat in
many points of Hungary*
Chicago arrivals were 25 cars, against
21 for the same week last year. Minne
apolis find Dulutli received 104 cars,
against 310 for the'corresponding week
U10 year, before. July opened lower
atOIP/fttfpOlc; sold up to 04'/ic, fell to Q3t6b;
then firmed up to 91%o.' floptember be
gan lower at 70%5i)80?4c, declined
to iDftc, milled to 8014c, weakened to
,70Vi<5'70%c, then roRo to.
Unfavorable weather In the corn bolts
and lower cables created a heavy feel
!nn In corn. Buying was mostly aRalnet
?putt. Jujy starud %c lower at 33032?4c,
nnd sold down to .15%e. '
Oats sympathised with corn. July
opened H,c off tit 24He, rose to 3l?ic, than
fell back, to 2<U?.
There jvm norae slight nelllnir of pro
visions by packers, who report a irood
c??h trade over night. July pork open
ed 807',5o hlKher at JU 00?11 OSW, ?old
up totll evthen doirnjll 00. July lard
started unchanged at ?0 1", Hold down
to td 12. July ribs 214c better at the
?t?rt at J5 82fiS 85. rose to J5 S705 00.
then fell to 15 7TH. \
Wheat-June Jl 12; July 9294c; Au
gust S0S4c; September 78Hoi December
7iMc.
Corn-June S2c: July 32H?J2%c; Sep.
letnber 3.V,ie33Ho. '
Oata?Juno 28>lc; July 24!lc; Septem
ber 21Hc. ?
Pork-June UO 07; July *10 07; Sep
tember J10 87.
Lard-June 10 05; July 10 07; Sentcm
nor $6 15.
be'r'ssV""0 '5 75: JuIy W 75; ScI)tcm
Bnrley?Cash No. 3, 3!i0><Oe .
Rye-Cash 43c: July 43c.
Hax?Cash IL 21; northwest 11 21U
lu"? " 21(4; September 11 1214.
Timothy?June 12 80.
snSS ,V9,riK_r'?ur r>u'ot buc Irmly
sustained. Cornmeal cany; yelloiv u-fst
s,ffi-75c- ,.H?fley malt dull;'western
? ,o ?P?l market firm; No.
Zt Vi, ?' b* onoat, export grade:
closed Tae net higher, with late month*
under realising- net lower; No.
, ntJu?W Wl 02H: closed at
wo. *4. Corn, spot easy; No. 2 39&c*
options easy and ?old off under liquid
fSSi' 'snoring bull new*, and closed
H?Uc net lower; July cloned at 37*ic.
Oats, upot steady; ^o. 2 32c; No. 2
white 33^;c; opllons' Inactive and easy,
corn closing Vie off; July closed
v , *Pop> flrmor: state common to
onolce, 1895 crop, 3?4c; 189G crop, 607c:
1897 crop, 12@14c; Pacific .coast, 1895
f?3!\8?ic.; 1S&<5 cr?P? 6^7c;.18D7 crop,
12014c. Cheese quiet; light fiklma 0H@
5%c; port skims 5@5tfc; full aklms 2?
3c. Rice firm; fair to extra 6H9?Kc;
Japan, G%<3>Ct. Molasses steady; New
?rleans, open Settle, good .to choice,
28@)33c. Cottonseed oil neglected and
rather easy ;prlme crude, 21?22c nom
nal; prime crude,f. o. b. mills, 17018c;
prime summer yellow 25*402Cc; off sum
mer yellow 25@25V4c; butter oil 29@30c;
prime winter yellow 30ig)32a
BALTIMORE ? Flour unchanged.
Wheat Arm; spot |1 12^01 12%; month
?ll/i: asked; July 96@9G\ic; steamer
No. 2 red 51 03 bid; southern wheat by
sample 51 07@114; do on grade, $1 03?
J 13- C?rn steady; spot and month
3G&@3G%'c; July 3G"6@37c; steamer mix
ed 3534<5i3Gc; southern white and yel
low 37@37>4c. Oats dull and easier; No.
2 white 33&@34c; No. 2 mixed 32?32Hc.
CINCINNATI?Flour nominal. Wheat
nominal; No. 2 red 51 03? 1 05. Corn
dull; No. 2 mixed 35c. Oats dull; No.
3 mixed 23c. Rye easy; No. 2 45c. Lard
quiet at 55 85. Bulkmeata steady at
56 15. Bacon firmer at 57 00.
CINCINNATI-Whiskey firm at 51 23.
Wool.
Bradstreet's: The movement In wool is
yet moderate end the tone of values ia
steady. There is a continued fair de
mand for half-blood wools, while three
eights bloods are also being taken to
some extent. Manufacturers are yet
trying the market and are bidding close
to dealers, asking rates in many in
stances without being able to secure the
lots desired. To replace wools now held
here would cost much above present
asking prices, and holders have no desire
to sell except at full rates. Bids on the
basis of 64&c for scoured Australian I
wool have been turned down this week I
when 65c was asked, while to replace 1
these wools the cost would be 70 to 72c. I
Manufacturers are Inclined to buy, but
are trying every method known to get
a little off'.the price, and generally with I
poor success. When goods begin to sell
| they will have more confidence, but as J
yet they are mostly trying to keep in
touch with the market.
NEW YORK ? Wool steady; fleece
16@22c; Texas 12014c.
Drr Gootla.
I NEW YORK?The week haa shown
| a gradual gain in the market for dry j
goods. There has been added strength '
in print cloths, and this has a ben
eficial effect on the staple cotton mar- i
| ket, particularly ir> the better prices,
! which are quoted all around. Export ;
! goods, on the other hand, are attract- I
I ing less Interest than 'formerly, and
the week's saJes have been light. Other
j staple cotton show unchanged results.
Bleached goods are quiet, and wlth
! out feature.
Tilve Stock.
CHICAGO?Hogs estimated receipts
| to-day 13,000 head: l*ft over 2.000 hoad;
market active and 5@10c higher; light
53 8504 25; mixed 54 0504 32^; heavy
54 0004 37%; rough 54 0004 10. Cattle,
receipts 200 head; market steady and un
, changed.
! CINCINNATI?Hogs active at 53 25?
4 27??. Cattle quiot at $2 7o?4 G5. Sheep
steady at 52 7504 00. Lambs steady at
$3 750 4 85.
The Bunk Statement.
NEW YORK?The weekly bank state
ment shows the collowing changes: Sur
plus reserve, decreased, 51,454,900; loans
increased, $11,890,800; specie, increased,'
?1.640,100; legal tenders. Increased. 5258 -
300; deposits, increased, J8.500; circula
tion, decreased. 56.500. The bnnks now
hold 552,249,700 In excess of the require
ments of the 25 per cent rule. -
Metnia,
NEW YORK?Pip Iron quiet; south
ern 59 75011 25; northern 111 oixgll 75
Copper steady; brokers, >11 75. Lead
quiet; brokers $3 00. Tin plates quiet.
THREE spectres that threaten baby's
life. Cholera Infantum, dysentery, diar
rhoea. Dr. Fowler's Extract of AVIld
Strawberry never falls to conquer them.
ONE MINUTE Is not long, yet relief
Is obtained In half that tlmo by the uhq
of One Minute Cough Cure. It pre.
Vents consumption and quickly cures
colds, croup, bronchitis, pneumonia la
Rrlppe nnd all throat and lung troubles
Charles R. Goelze, Market and Twelfth
streets; Chatham Sinclair, Forty-sixth
and Jacob streets; A. E/Scheehle No
007 Main street; Exley Bros., Penn and
Zano streets; Bowie & Co..-Bridgeport.
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i Every Tnrsdny nt 8 a. m. _ ' .
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"PAN HANDLE ROUTE."
LEAVE WHEELING-9M5 A. M.. CITY
TIME. DAILY* EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Arrrlvo COLUMBUS 2:25 p. m.
Arrive CINCINNATI 6:05 p. m.
Arrlrvo INDIANAPOLIS 10:15 p. m.
Arrive ST. LOUIS 7:00 a. m.
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COACHES
PENNSYLVANIA DINING CAR.
PULLMAN CARS FROM WHEELING
JUNCTION THROUGH WITHOUT
CHANGE.
OTHER TRAINS LEAVE WHEELING.
For Stcubenvllle and Pittsburgh 7:25 a, I
m. week days: for Pittsburgh and tho
East and for Columbus and Chicago at
1:25 p. m. week days; for Pittsburgh, Har
rlsburg, Baltimore, Washington, Philadel
phia and New York at 3:55 p. m. dally; for
Steubenvlllc and Dennlson at 3:65 p. m.
dally: for Pittsburgh at 7:00 p. tn. week
dnys; for Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati,
Indianapolis and St. Louis at 9:30 p. m.
week days. City tlmo.
Parlor Car to Pittsburgh on 3:55 p. m^nnd
7 p. m: Trains.
Persons contemplating, a trip will And
It profitable Irt plensuro. and convenlenco
to communicate with tho undersigned, who
will mako all necessary arrangemonts for
a 'delightful Journey. Tickets will bo pro
vided and baggago checked through to des
tination.
JOHN G. TOMLINSON.
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Wheeling, |
W. Va. oca ?
WHEELING 8 ELM GROVE RAILROAD.
On and aftor Saturday, February 2, 1S95,
trains will run as follows, city time:
Leave Wheeling. | Lcavo Elm Grove,
^fr'n T'molTr'n T'lriolTr'n T'mo 1
No. a. m. No. p. m. No. a. m. f
1-- ^?11.... |6:CM> 1!
-r:00 '
5.... &:00
19:00
9.... 10:00
ill.... 11:00
p. m.
13.... 12:00
15.... 1:00
17.... 2:00
tinman.
7:00 22...
8;00 24...
D :M :r.
10:00 2S.
11:00 30..
p. m. S3.... 9:CO
14.,.. 112:00134.... 10:00
10.... 1:00 30?11:00
13.... 2:00|
Tr'n T'mo
No.
tDally, oxcept Sunday.
Sunday church trains will leave Elm
Grove at 9:43 a. m. and Wheeling at 12:17
p. m. 1L E. WE1SGERRBR, '
General Manugor.
> esiD oinsoKS is d nouns.
.?? rUK cuutts IS 3 1*AYS.
4<? I MEN C.II.0MIS1 S CO.,
do23 1139 Market Street. Whcullni.
FTVANGTW
G. LAMB, Pre* JOS. BIfiYBOLU Caihler.
J. A. jUKt'EItSON', Au't Cuhlar. .
BAN# OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL S'JOJ.OOJ, PAID IS.
WI IE ELI NO. W. VA.
DIRECTORS.
Allen Ctock, Joljrj>h F. Paull,
James Cummins, Henry Blebersoa,
A. Rcymann. Joseph Seybold,
Gibson Latnb. %
Interest paid on special dopoalts. .
Infills drafts on KnuUnd. Ireland ana
Scotland. JOSEPH SEYHOLD.
jnyll CMhUr.;.
?piXCHANCB BANK.
capital...?..^... ?soo.ooo,
J. N. VANCE .'/..Prwdrtont
JOHN FREW Ylco President
L. E. 8ANDS ..Cashier
WM. B. IRVINE Ass t. Cashier
DIRECTORS.
J. N. Vance, George E. Stlfel;
J. M. Brown. William Klllnchura.
John Frow, John L. Dlclmy,
John Waterhoune, W. E. Stont, f
W. H. Frank.
Drafts Issuod on England, Ireland. Scot
land and all points In Europe. -
B
ANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.
CAPITAL.. ^.-?170,000.
WILLIAM A. ISETT . President
1 MORTIMER POLLOCK....Vice President
Drafts on England, Ireland, Franco and
| Germany.
DIRECTORS.
I William A. Isott, Mortimer Pollock.
J. A. Miller, Robert Simpson,
E. M. Atkinson. John K. Botsford.
Julius Pollock.
3al8 ? J. A. MILLER. Cashier.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD;
Arrival and departure of trains on and
after May 13, uii Explanation otBtftrtrft
cnce Marks: 'Dally. iDally, ?xctpUjBuo*^
day. iDally, except Saturday. J DallJ, .
cint Monday. ISundays only.? *84turoiiy?jH
only. Eastern Standard Time. - i '
Arrive.
Impart.
?l!:? am
?4:45 pin
17rOO am
?4MB pm
*10:55 am
'impart.*
*7:fe am
?10:23 am
?11:40 pm
?3:tt pm
t!0:U am
18:25 pm
?10:25 am
"DeparC,
?5:25 a: n
?7:16 am|
?5:20 pm
U.?0.?Main Lin* EastJ
Wash., Lial., PML. NiYj
Wash.. Mai.. Phil.. N.Y.
...Cumberland Accom,..
...\.Urafton Accom.
..Washington City Ex.,,
IUtO.-C.O.~Dlv,'; "Veil
For Columbus and Chi.
.Columbus and Clncln..
..Columbus and Clncln..
Columbus and Chi. Ex.
.St. Clalrsvllle Accom..
.St. Clalrsvllle Accom.,
.....Sandusky Mall.....
u.'i o.-w.", p.b:div;
.For Plttrburgh.
Pittsburgh
..Pittsburgh and East..!
tl:l5 pm Pittsburgh
Depart P., C, C. ^ St. L. Ry.
t7:25 am Pittsburgh ,
?9:45 am Steubenvuie and West
19:45 am ...Hteubcnv'Ue Accom...
tl:25 pm ..Pittsburgh and N. Y.J
?3:55 pm ..Pittsburgh nnd N.*Y..
t7:00 pm ...Pittsburgh Accom...
WE8T.
19:45 am Ex., Cln. and St. Louis
19:30 pm Ex., Cln. nnd St. Louis
*1:25 pm ..Ex., Stoub. and Chi..
'5:55 pm|...Pltts. and Dcnnliotu.
"bepart. C. dfP.?Brldneport.
5:63 am .Fort Wayno snd Chi..
6:53 am ...Canton and Toledo...
5:53 am Alliance and Cleveland
t5:53 am Steubenvllle and Pitts.
I 110:09 am Steubcnvllle nnd Pitts.
2:10 pm ..Fort Wayno and Chi..
2:10 p?n ...Canton and Toledo...
12:10 pm Alliance and Cleveland
;3:M pm Steub'e and Wellsvllle.
15:51 pm Philadelphia and N. Y.
15:54 pm...Baltlmore and Wash..,
3:54 pm|.Steub'e and Wellavllla
Depart. I St L. E.
?9:40 am....Toledo and West..
?S:2Q am
wRim 1
1*10:10 am
1*11:00 pm
fArrlilia
?1:15
?5:15 pm
'?6:J0amj3
?11 :.iu
111:50
1 15:15 pm
?5:15 pm MB
IAfflv?~iffl
?10:20 am
'*?:# prnTO
?ll:?pmtti
itiOiOo amSH
Arrive.
19:15 pm ,
15:15 pm
**:15 pm
13:25 pmH
1*11:80 am;*
t9:30 am
t7:12 am
t?:15 pm V
13:25 pm
1*11:80 am', ?
[Arrive. 0
19:35 pm ,
19:35 pm -
19:85 pm ;!
19:85 pm %
\ 1:05 am
6:10 pm
5:10 pm
1:85 pm
H:58 am
C:10 pm
16:10 pm
16:10 pm \ P
XrriveT
?9:40 ami
?4:45 pin
?4:45 pml
*9:40 am
Depart.
7:06 am
2:25 pm
?6:00 pm
, tS"i01 am
tl0:0S am
12:25 pm
15:30 pm,
11:40 pml
Brilliant and Steuben'e!
MasMlton and Canton
Brilliant and Steuben'e
CI eve., Akron & Canton|
|C., L. A W.?Brldgep'tl
Cleve., Toledo and Chi.
Cleve., Toledo and Chi.
....Mnsslllon Accom....
.SL Clalrsvllle Accom..|
.8L Clalrsvllle Accom..
,.8t. Clalrsvllle Accom..1
|..St. Clalrsvllle Accom.
.Local Freight..
Depart.
*6:30 am
, 17:30 am
?11:45 am
?4:15 pml
. "Depart.
| Bellalre.
10:10 am
3:00 pml
2:30 pml
Ohio River R. R.
Park, and War Points
Charleston and Clncln.
Clncln. and Lexington
Park, and Way Points
B., Z. & C. R. R.
Mall, Express nnd Pass.
Express and Passenger!
Mixed Freight and Pas.'
?5:50 pm
?5:50 pm ?
?10:45 am
i*l0:45 am
lj5^50_pm $
"Arrlver^
12:80 pm
19:10 pm
111:00 am \
19:28 am
mrnvmSM
pm
PPHpin
111:60 am
Arrive.
*10:50 aro.
*3:45 pra
C:50 pm
tll^Wpm
Arrive.
Bellalre.
3:30 pm
9:40 pm
1:20 pm
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO
For Baltimore,
Departure and ar
rival of trains at
| Wheeling. Eastern
time. Schedule In
effect May 15. 1S98. V
MAIN LINE EAST. .
- Philadelphia and New
York, 12:25 and 10:55 a. m. and 4:45 p. m.
dally.
Cumberland Accommodation, 7:00 a. m.
dally, except Sunday.
. Grafton Accommodation, 4:45 p. m. dally.
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia and Bal
| tlmore. 8:20 a. m. dally.
Washington Express, 11:00 p. m. dally.
Cumberland Accommodation, 4:00 p. m.,
cxcept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 10:10 a. m. dally.
TRANS-OHIO DIVISION. *
For Columbus and Chicago, 7:35 a. m. and
3:25 p. m. dally.
Columbus and Cincinnati Express, 10:25
a. m. and 11:40 p. m. dally. - ?> ?=?
SL Clalrsvllle Accommodation, 10:25 a. m.
and 3:25 p. m. dally, cxcept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express, 1:15 a. m. and 11:50 a.
ra. dally. ?
Cincinnati Express, 5:20 a. m. and 5:15 p.
m. daily.
Sandusky Mall, 5:15 p. m. daily.
I St. Clalrsvllle Accommodation, 11:50 a.
I m. and 5:15 p. in. dally, except Sunday.
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIV, . 3 ?,
For Pittsburgh, 5:25 and 7:15 a. m. and
5:20 p. m. dally, and 1:15 p. m. dally, ex
cept Sunday.
For Pittsburgh and the East, 5ua a. m,
and 5:20 p. m. daily.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburgh. 10:20 a. m., 6:20 p. m.
nnd 11:30 p. m. dally, 10:00 a. m., cxccpt
Sunday.
T. C. BURKE.
Passenger and Ticket Agent. Wheeling.
\V. M. GREENE, D. B. MARTIN.
General Manager. Manager Passen
ger Traffic.
Baltimore.
O TUB ?
I Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule In Effect May 15, 1S93.
Central Standard Time.
ARRIVE.
,>
Lorain Branch.
Lorain
Elyrla
Grafton
Lester
Main Line.
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Lester V.
Medina >.
Chippewa Lako ...
Seville
Sterling
Warwick
Canal Fulton
Masflillon
Justus
Canal Dover
New Philadelphia.
Uhrlchsvlllo
Bridgeport
Bellalre
la. m.
6:27,
6: 44
7:04
7:23]
"l
la.HU]
7:201
I'f
8:30
8:41
S:53
S:K
9:1S
9:24
9:45
10:03
10:34|
10:41
11:25
1:30
2:201
2:39
2:55
3:121
lu
2:41
3:26
3:35
3:46
3:55
4:81
4:22
4:29
4:46
5:02
5:31
5:3S
6:05
S:10
S:25
15
4:36
4:40
4:56
_5:15
5
1. mJi
a. m.
9
9750
10:05
10:21
10:40
7~*
la. m.
5:30
5:47
6:42
6:52
7:03
?:14
7:20
1
'8:25
8:65
9:02
0:.r
6:30
6:46
7:16
7:23
7:44
10:00
Main Line.
Dellalro
Bridgeport
Uhrlchsvllle
New Philadelphia.
Canal Dover........
Justus \
Mnsslllon
Canal Fulton
Warwick
Sterling
Seville
Chippewa Lake......
Medina
Lester
Brooklyn
Cleveland
4:45!
5:0);
5:11
5:41
i>
6:18
C:26
6:48
G:5o
7:04
7:16
7:29
8:14
4<
la. xa.
~5:K,
6:05
S:10
8:2S
P. m.
l:40l
3:4j
.4:02.
4:10
.4:39
4:54
5:11.
6:18]
5:40
5:46
5:65
6:07
6:191
7:dl
Lorain Branch. ? |
'10 J2|
10:1S
10:26'
10:3T<
10:4^
. ?. 11:34.
|jS:30|jl:S0|_7:g|
i 1S"1 14 10 I
la. m.}a. m.|g. xjj.j
Lester I 8:25l'l0":50l 0:40
Grafton 8:43 11:07 ,6:581
Elyrla. 1 9:00| U:2l|. 7:16 ...
Lorain ....- ?I 0:1S| 11:861 7:30{ 4:li)
"Trains Nos. 1, 2. 5 and fi dally between
Cleveland and Uhrlchsvlllo. All o(her
trains dally, except Sundays. , ,
Electric cars between Bridgeport and
Wheeling and Bridgeport nnd Martin's
Ferry nnd Bellalre. , >
Consult agents for general Information
an .to best routes and passenger rates to
all points.
M. G. CARREL, G. P. A.
RAILROAD GO.
^ Tlmo Table-In Effect
Nov. 21. 1S97. East
^vSkorn time.
tDally Except Sunday.
South Bound.
via p.,c..c.&si:l:r|
Pittsburgh,. Pa.. .Lv
I *7 | t! I *3,1 *6_
Wheeling
? ? Arl
Cln. I
I Fast
ILlne 11:85
12:43
3:25
Leavo.
Wheeling |
Moundsvlllo
New Martlnsvlllo..
Slstersv'.lle
Wllllamstown
l'arkersburg
ltavenswood
Mason City
I a. m.|
' 1 fl:30i
7:00
7;5?l
9:35|
10:00
Pclnt Pleasant
'"ViaiC. &"M. Ry.
Point. Pleasant... Lv
Charleston Ar|
baliipoUs" ...Arl
Huntington |
~V\vT'C. sTo. ily. '
Lv. Huntington....
Ar. Charleston....,
|a. m. a. m.
" 7:30 U:45
7:56 12:17
S:M .1:13
S:57
9:60
10:10
11:10
11:58
p. m.
12:26
4:15
4:47
5:68
6:15
7:53
8:34
6:301
t2:29 T7:10
5:07|__9:25|
12T371- 0:421
1:351 8:001
a. m.,
12:85 *2:30
4:27 3:45|
Kenova Ar|
Via C. O. Ry.
Lv. Kenova.;
Cincinnati, O Arl
Lexington, Ky....Ar
Loulrtvllle. Ky....Ar|
1:50
*1:65
6:15
5:20
8:15
JOHN J. ARCHER, G. P. A.

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