ft t .-JEW t 'BEARISH OIL KEPOKT. The Monthly Statement Shows a Increase in Production. Big IT IS DUE TO THE M'DON ALD POOL. There Is & Slight Decrease in tha Upper Cotmlrj Districts. THE OUTLOOK FOR THE COMING MONTH The report of field operations in Uevr York, Pennsylvania and "West Virginia for the month of August makes a remarkable showing. "With a decrease of one in the number of completed wells, there is an in crease in the daily production of 6,993 bar rels. The average production of the 'wells completed lias jumped from lGJf barrels in July to 40J4 in August There is a decrease of four in tUo total number of dry holes. There Is also a decrease of H in the total number of drilling wells, and an increase of only six in the nnmberof rigs. Taking the sontlmest district alone, how ever, in - hich Pittsburg operators are prin cipally interested, there was an increase of . Jl completed wells nnd an increase in the dailv production of 7,030 barrels. The total S reduction of this district is given as 11,000 nrrcls. There were 13 wells completed in the southwest, 55 of which were dry. This would make the avcrase produc tion of the wells about 102 oarrcls each. There are 21S drilling nell. the same number as in July, but the number of rfcrs has been increased bv 22. making the total number of rigs 89. "The reports from Bradford and Allegheny, and the middle field, show n slight falling off, both in completed wells and production. Venango and Clarion shown decrease in completed ells, an increase of 04 barrels in row production, and an increases of eight dry holes. Butler & Armstrong looms up with 1,533 barrels production, an increase of 5 barrels: a decrease of 17 com pleted wells and a decrease of 4 in the num ber of dusters. There is a slight increase in the amount ot new work in these two dis tricts, and a decrease in new work in the upper country. The report as a whole Is decidedly bearish, and the outlook for the coming month is leaning strongly toward the same side of tho fence. The nells in the south t; est which are now drilling are expected to increase the production even more than those of the month just past. The heavy production for the southwest is due entirely to the developments between southwest ilcCurdy and southwest McDon ald. Without this territory the southwest would be practically dead. This field is still in its infancy, as a glance at the list of drilling wells will show. Shaffer & Co.'s well on tho Fanny Johnson property -Has reported last night as through the flftli sand and dry in that stratum. Wallace & Co.'s well, on the Smith lot, Is showing good in the fifth sand. Wells Completed. Washington Brownlee, Wh O. Co., 3.. B. Carson, Wash. Oil Co., 7 W. Noble, Wash. Oil Co., 14. Weaker. Garrett & Co.. 2 Crothers, LWHIetts. 15 Crothers, 1. Wllletts. i& W est Va S. TiK.t, . P. O. Co. 2 S. Yost, S Pcnn Oil Co., 8 b. Yot, s PennOUCo.. i. Yost. S. PennOUCo., 10 T. lllackshere, S PennOUCo., 6 J. Yost h. PennOUCo, 4 J.Yost S. TemiOilCo.. 6 W. P Yost, S. PennOUCo., 3 Tilklngton, S. PennOUCo., 2 . Morgan, S. Penn Oil Co., 2 Morgan, b. PennOUCo., 3 Furber, S. PennOUCo., S Fitrbcr, S. Penn Oil Co.. 9 Parish, S Penn OH Co.. 1 P. V. Tost, 5. Pcnn Oil Co., 4 Becsc, s. Penn Oit Co., 1 Price, S PennOUCo., 2 I.. M. Yost. G. M. McLeod Co.. 1 SO 2 SO 25 25 d5 20 dry dry dry 10 200 10 dry dry 25 40 drr 15 25 drr 20 10 drv 8 10 drr drr H IS 20 cm 30 25 20 70 SO 10) 2t 3. drv a) 5 15 SO dry dry 10 drr 30 dn ro ai 30 25 dry dry 10 10 40 2rJ" dry JO 40 10 25 drv drv drv 10 drv 5 dry dry dry 31 12 dry 12 dry 10 10 3 25 10 SO 50 10 900 20 900 15 40 700 10.10 1500 25 J. a Straight Flaggy Medl'w Co., 1., FctrirlLS. Logan OH Co.. 1.. 1 UN JO.. W lid wood People. Roth & Co., 1.... impocu, xioiu &(o., -j .................. Pemet, A. Lydccker.t Co., 1. Good. Greenlee Jt Forst 4 Hajlett, Greenlee Jt Forst 1 Herr. Grimth A Co.. G Kritzcr, Queen .t Guflr, 5 :chwab. "Queen &Gulfv,l T.ldlow. Nichols A Co.,i Xuhlbar, Met. Oil Co.. 5 Marry heirs. Black A Co., S Young, Forest Oil Co. 5 Kyle, Beers 4 Co., 1 K)le,Beers& Co., 2 Harbush, KothOUCo., 13 Harbush. Rotli Oil Co , 3 Ilolshouse, Greenlee & Forst, 14 McKashn. Klrkadden A Co., 1 "VVhitseU. Watcrlioiv' & Co.. 3 Croflon-scott, b. MUIon&Co J. Kiddle, W. b. Mellon A Co., 3 Andrew-. Sill .1 Co., 2 McMlchatl. I lMier Oil Co., 1 McCAinrt. Gailev Bro.. 1 May. McCalmont Oil Co., 2 Adams, Patterson Jl Jones, 1.. Belt Orion Oil Co., 2 J. Blddle, Gillespie ro., 7 J. P.lddle. Glllep!cBros., 8 Hall Glllople Itrof-, 2 Hartley, Forest Oil Co.. 3 John Aiken. Black A Co.. 3 M Gf lle. Forest Oil Co., 5 Mt. Morris-MorTd, a. Penn O. Co., 4 button. S. Penn Oil Co.. 1 Fox. So. Pcnn Oil Co., 2. XlucAcli llTockmonou, S. P. O.Co., 2 .. Jennings. So Penn Oil Co., 1 Montour Chess, AX . L. Mellon. 6 bptlngrr, AaniiiaOU Co., 4 Ctobs, Jleric llro-.. 1 bprlugcr. Orion Oil Co., 1 Aiken. P.laCK A Co., 1 Aiken. Black A Co.. 2 l.etnt Black .t Co., 5 Beta!, Black & Co., 6 Selprs. 1 iiinlgan & Co.. 1 springer. Murphy & Tracv, 2 Springer. Murph A Tracy, 3 . " . Springer, Murphy ft Bradley, 2 S.teart i-uher Oil Co., 7 Hood, F. Malkln, 1 Hood. F. J'nlk.ii. 2 Mivrnsra, ( h rmau ft Co. l ' btevuifou, F. 1 Boden ft Co.. 1 vtecn?oti. F. E. Boden ft Co.. 2 1. II. b:tinson, F. E. Boden A Co., 2.1 V. atM.n Coraopolis oil Co., 1 Burn.., Ft. FlttUa&Co., 1 V.orks. Kautittlia Oil Co., 5 ...... Hood. Kiui a Oil Co.. 3 , BaTMllle Klioads. Queen A HnnimeL 3 .. Lrush Crt--k l)als. Black Co . 1... lt.J.s: . MiHUouACo., 1 . MnrdociTlUe Crisnell.ForestOH Co.. J.. Punt ForetOIICo.. 1 A. M. Annour, BaccoonOII., 8 Dennis, Gall A Co., 3 McDonald. GnIIe7 A Co. 2. bteenon, Kennedy & Co., 4 Ueuan, Kenned A'Co.. fa A. A. Purdr, lorest Oil Co , 1 J Porter. Ohio OJ1 Co, 1 W. Pmdj, I" M, bhannon. 10. Turkofooi Lee. to. Pmn OH Co., 5 fci.-tn1l-h. Coast A tons. z. Mnllh. Bridgi aler (ras Co., 17 I.lnduiT, Acxcrh i baa.n;el, 10 Launt ACkcrl ASammcl. 2. l.ct, J K. Leonard A Co.. 10 SUarils:,. PlniilKao A Co.. 5 Hookstutri JlcCocili. Augusta OU Co.. 1.. bhanuopli W. Purdy. P. M. Shannon, 10.. McDoutld-Baldwln, Mnrphy' Jennings A K. McDonald, Ho'ii "lii'l Co" "iri!."""! MarrKolii BoalOil Co., 1. Cook. Vn Klr ft Co., 1 SmitU MiirvhalloilCo., 1 Miller, liu Gartland. 1 Miller. llys A Oar:Ui d. 2 Meje), M.t Egbert AOo., 1 biuit6,3aatTer A Co.. 1 Johnso.i. fhaTACo., 1 bhort, Leeompt Vahte ACo., 1 Sobb, lseman A Co.. 1 arris, Ireland A Hughes, 1 U. P. Churrh, Borcher A Co., 1 Furgu.nn, Van Kelt A Co., 1 Coot Wheeling Gas Co., I "Hettinger, Guny A Co., 2.. Elliott GuffyAtyu . I... Ilerron. Forct Oil Co., 1 " Wright lorestOilCo., 1 M'ciungill, MnrphvA Co I Eureka. Hannenett, Birnsdilc A Co., 5.". Hanuewett Barnsdale A Co., 11 Blttencuttcr, Johnson A Co., 5 Hcndnnk, Brown A Co.. 4 Cochran. Hunnon Bros., 3 Cochran, BcarCreekOil Co., 3 '. Wells completed Productlou.. H Uailctfi. Musgrage, Dex. C. O. Co.. 3.. Hall. XatiirGilfo..: '..... Dunn. J. b. Dnnn. 7 Haines, IlalLCS Son. J Hew. Allen. Ctopnian A Co.. 12 100 600 15 300 500 75 1000 so 50 40 8 dry 10 15 5 5 5 113 11,000 35 75 15 2 dry dry dry dry n lcaens, isneu un uii Co., 5 ... Sewpnrt. Harlan, Hose A Co.. 1 Etciiuta, A. i., B. ofnn nrA AfnrlpttM tftli - f .- '.r. ' .-- .. U ., i Wells completed , Produrtt "rv Kigs and Drilling "VVoIls. Washlngton-H C Xoble. W. O. C. 7. H V Jjoblc. Wasl ington Oil Co 9 tie Noble, Vashini-tonOUCoS W. Noble. anhjf(ion Oil Co 15 b. llick. J. It. Alktn 3 b. Caldwell, Caldxcll 10 . Caldwell, .Caldwell II :.": . B. Crothei-t. Caldwell o bayers. Hart Iirob. 7 Hollpwar, Peopled L. A H. Co.'i;""!" CUrk. People's L. A H. Co. I llainsey. people's L. A II. Co. 1 M. Quay. 1 nrgus A Co. 4 Harohman. ForestOHCo. 0 xi& X'aTS. 3l?r6baU - ' 3IUvllne, Bralra.' A ci. i".".".' llrownlee. Leonnrd A Co. 1 WlUon. Fltlir-O.lCo.1 . Tnn.nfunt-rr. UaPagimr A Co."4.".": 7:"'j "rt.lff-.w.t.roa. Co. 19 le. J. P. (.euuard A Co. 11.. ; MandlhUnley AMcDou. 1..." Warwick, 'llnnlgan A Co. l.... tvyeiv, tewer 1 ipe Co. I '.'.".'".' Brady. Brady Oil fco.2...." Montour Mel ad.. Hirvcy Bros.2 Mank, BlacSA Enurson 1..-.. Andrews. Black A Etncrsoui " Buraes, Black A hjnersoa 1 . I4S 3 rig 10U) itao 1M 1710 170? rig 220 2CM 1"00 130 2LW 1850 2300 SCO 11C0 lvo 1ZV ma 400 210 rig rig ooj SCO sand 3X saLd J.4O0 350 1,800 1.KQ rig 1,000 IS 400 J. 600 J,5 Ii&tO 1903 2071 19T0 1C0O 750 2an KOD laoo sand rig 500 rig 2U0 1G0O 2175 2200 rs& 90O. rlK 100 IiCO 1100 1500 1100 1975 5. do do 7 do s.. StovcnFOn, Orion OUCo. I Dotv, Orion Oil Co. S. HalL GIIIeJlcBro5.3 Halt GlllcplcBro3.4 itlddle, Gillespie Bros. S Kiddie, GlUcple Ilros. 0. Kiddle. Gillespie Bros. 9 Shaffer. Forest OH Co. I McGregor, Forest OH Co. 1 Walker. Forest Oil Co. 1 Clever. Forest Oil Co. 2. Cooper, ForestOHCo. 5 Mecks. Forest Oil Co. 3 Siiowblte. Forest OH Co. 3. Cordon, Forest Oil Co. 2. Ewlng, Forest OH Co. 1 Ewing. Forest OH Co. 2 Campbell. ForestOHCo. 5 "WiJght Forest OH Co. 2 McGregor, Forest OH Co. 2 Gut Tree. People Gas Co. 1 rhllllps, Wheeling Gas Co. 1 Onttott'Heney Bros. Oil Co. 3 Linton. Hervev Bros. OH Co. 2 Hood, Kanawha Oil Co. 4 Hood, Kanawha Oil Co. 5 Hood. Kanawha Oil Co. 6..... Moore, Hoffman ft Co. 1 A. Moore, Hoffman A Co. 2 Jloore, Waterhouse A Co. 1 Boycc. "Waterhouse A Co. I Edmnndson. Woodland Oil Co. 3 Andrews, Emerson A Guffey 2...... Brush Creek Zortman, Mnnhall3 Duff, DunailACo. 4 Economy. Peterson ABrowx 4.. ......... Jones. Jno. Snee A Co. 11 B. Smith. Forest Oil Co. I rg rig rig 17C0 800 1400 rig rig 1800 rig 1110 & 300 350 r,5 sand sand sand 1100 1200 rig 1700 1750 SCO 1300 1030 rig 000 1M0 i:00 rig mu rig 21 00 MM) rig rig 750 500 2000 SCO 300 100 :o inoo 310 rig rig inuo loco 1100 13.V) 1WI 1S0O 1600 , 1700 ' 1800 2000 1300 ion 2000 2200 900 1300 1C00 sand 600 sand 1300 0 1000 305 1300 1000 500 400 Fald, J. W. Craig A Co. 1 McDonald, Crown Oil Co. 1 Jos. Sklles. Bridgewater Gas Co. I Mnrdocksville-J. Coventry. F. O. 0 S. McOonncH, Forest OH Co. 6 J. Lenlvston, ForestOHCo. 1 S, Smith, ForestOHCo. 1 B. Lrle. Forest Oil Co. Hood, Hayseed Oil Co. A. McConnell. Phillips A Smith 5 Eureka Jackson. Wlnson A Co. 3 BartleU, Boss A Co. 1 Vacluce, Dnncan A Co. 1 Tame, St Marv's Oil Co. 5 . li. Roodsands, Ohio River OH Co. 1 Jones. Brown-Oil Co. 8 Greo, Two Brothers Oil Co. 13 MrBonaJd E. McDonald KoyalG. C Pattenn-ni.JtovaIGasCo.1 F, McDonald, floral Gas Co. 7 K. McDonald. Kot al Gas Co. 4 Chanters, Cliartlers OUCo. 2. Itobb, FlneganACo. 1 Harry lot MoyerftCo. 1 Miller. HaysA Gartland 3,. Miller, Hays A Gartland 4 Miller. Havs A Gartland 5 Stnrgeop, Gailev Bros. 1....... ........... IiMajft, FlnneganlOll Co. 2 Mcvey, Steele A Co. 2 Mover, Steele A Co. 3 -. Mevei', Steele ACo. 4 Bre-vn. Shaffer A Co. 1 bmlth. Shaffer ft Co. 2 Tueche, J. B. Samuels 1 r. Goveeehe, Thompson A Co. 1 Scott Bradv A Co. 1 Klchards. Christie A Co. 1 Halley. Clark A Co. 1 bmlth, Wallace A Co. 1 DeBoy, Gartland A Co., 1 Johnson, PeonlesGas Co., 1 banters, Clark A Banister. 1 Smith, Magee ACo., 1 Davis, Kefiy ACo.. 1 . D. S. Johns. Peoples Gas Co., 1 McDonald. Peoples Gas Co., I McLane, Rowland ACo., 1 Scott Kirk A Co.. 1 Hartoian, M. Halley A Co.,1 Gladden, Wheeling GasCc, 1 McCarty. SleUon&Co., 1 . Bell. Guffv A Jennings. 1 Moorchead. Wheeling Cas Co.. 1 20 JO 20 10 40 25 SO 10 75 50 75 25 10 Carrey, Chartlers OU Co.. 2. Carrey. Chartlers Oil Co.. 3. E. McDonald, Royal Gas Co., 5 E. McDonald, Royal Gas Co., 6 Santera, Royal Gas Co., 4 Sauters, Royal Gas Co.. 5 Santera, Royal Gas Co., 6 Sauters. Boval Gas Co.. 7 Bobb. KovalGas Co., 2 McDona'd heirs. Royal Gas Co.. 5........ McDonald heirs. Miller A Co.. 1 Kcnd W. P. Rend A Co., 1 Elliott, Flnnlgan A Co., 1 Fajall, Flnnlgan A Co., 2. , Fayall, Flnnlgan A Co.. 3. FayalLFinnigJn A Co., 4 Cook. FerttgACo.. 1 Morgan, Jennings, Mnrphy ft Co., 1. .. Hopper. Jennings, Murphy A Co., 1 Sturgeon h'rs, Jen., Mnrphy A Co., 1.... Sturgeon h'rs. Jen . Mnrphy A Co., 2.... b. Sturgeon, Jen.. Murphy ft Co., 1 b. E. Johns, Kear A Co., 3 Barrett Boggs A Mechlin, 1. Burns, EtansOilCo., 1 Bradley, smith A Co., 1 FulUck. McGee Bros., 1 Nelson, Haymaker ACo., 1 Hoffman. Haymaker ft Co., 1 Beauprec, Haymaker A Co., L bteveson, Donohue A Co.. I Uadyrlck. Wade ACo., 1 Stonne-, Wade A Co.. ' Hciier, Martin ACo.. 1 Davidson, people's Oil Co.. 1 George, Black A Co., 1 Mcll.ilL Black A Co.. 1 Crook. Black ft Co.. 1 Johnson, Black ACo., 1 Johns, Dlbert A Co., 1 Wetmorc. GuflyACo., 1 Gamble, Woodland Oil Co., I Gamble, Greenlee A Forest, 1 Wetmore. Oakland Oil Co., 1 Clark, McfarlandACo., 1 McMlchael. Jones A Fittenor, 1 WcttengeU. Guff ft Co., 2 McConndL GnffvftCo., 1 Elliott Gufly ft Co., 2. tliott GcflvftCrt.. 3 City lot Bear Creek OH Co., 1 Gallagher, P. Gallagher, I Wettfnglll A CL.. Shaffer A Co Bell, Jen., Murphy A Co., 1 Bell, Jen., Murphr A Co., 2 Belt Jen., Mnrphy A Co., 3 Herron, Jin., Murphy A Co., 1 Herron, Jen,, Murphy A Co., 2 Herron, Jen., Murphy A Co., 8 Herron, Jen., Murphy A Co., 4 Matthews hrs, Jcn Murphy A Co Wallace, Oakland Gas Co!, 1. Wallace, Oakland Gas Co., 2 Herron, ForestOHCo., 2 Hereon, Forest Oil Co., 3 Herron. Foreat OH Co., 4 a Ella Glenn, Forest Oil Co., 1 Kobt Glenn. ForestOHCo., 1 J. D. Glenn. Forest Oil Co., 1 Shaffer, Forest OH Co., 2.... Shaffer. Forest Oil Co., 3 Ewing. Forest OU Co., 2 Lwlng. Forest Oil Co.. 3 Wright Forest OH Co... 2 Jas. Kelly, ForestOHCo.. 1 Mannlugton. b. Yost S. Peon OU Co., 7. F. Blackshlre, S. PennOUCo.. ...". F; Blackshtre, S. Penn OH Co., 7 E. Blackshlre, S. Penn Oil Co., 1 J. It. Blackshlre, b. Penn OU Co., 2..... Jos. Yost, S. Penn On Co.. 2...... A. WHUams. b. Penn OU Co.. 1 Haines, S. PennOUCo.. 1 Henderson. 8. Pcnn Oil Co Rogers. S. PennOUCo.. 1... Darrah, 8. Pcnn Oil Co., 1 J. C. Morris, S. Penn Oil Co.. 5 L. Yost G. McLeod A Co., 2 O. J. Sutton. G. McLeod A Co.. s...... E. F. Yost Fisher OH Co., 2... Hamilton, FIoizv Wed. O. Co.. 8 . C F. Fry, Flou'v Wed. O. Co., 1 " Sudderl), FlOKv'Wed. O. Co.. 2 Bcatty, J. McKeon hrs, 6 Btatty, J. McKeon hrs, 6 Hamilton, J. McKeon hrs, 1 " E. P. Yost Murphy Bros. A Co.. 2 Smith. 3-aereOlICo., 1 Burt Burl Bros., II Burt, Burt Bros., 14 Burt, Burt Bros , 15 Nicholas, Frank Burt 1 ...'." JIocu A McOraw, s. Penn Oil Co.. 1.... Mocn A McGraw, S. Penn Oil Co., 2... WUdwood Campbell. Roth O. Co.. 5 rig 300 $5 rig 1500 500 dB 35 rig 300 2 rig ISO 300 900 rig rg rig 101 101 li 300 1000 lino itcn 15(0 lOfO 11(0 300 2t 2000 1(0 ICO 1800 rig luu 10 100 SOD rig 14(0 1100 rig 13oO 1000 S00 100 Sg rig rig euu rig rig KC 150 rig no 2 00 rig Vis , lout 2100 10CO 1609 1850 1850 10 1900 700 IGOt) 1200 3C0 saud 800 1300 2000 190 1200 400 o 1700 1800 1900 1700 sand 1600 .? 1500 sand 1600 1700 1200 rig 1700 1260 1W0 1800 SCO 10UO sand 700 650 175Q 800 sand 1200 1(0 800 rig coo 1700 120 1800 1550 1250 1875 1750 1 1600 sand isro 1X0 1S50 20U0 1500 030 1700 1450 1900 rt5 aaud 1800 rig 500 rig L)R rig 231 71 302 Jb. 11. uuus. 11 uiii. cfH c0., 4........... Wright Evans A MandcvUle, 4 Whlticll, Bowman A Co.. S Kuhlbcr, Queen. Guffyft Co , 1 "' Ivuhlbar, Queen, GuCyA Co., 3 Rrnifra, Queen Guffyft Co., 8 Smith, S. F. OH Co., 12..... " Kuhlbar, Met. Oil Co., 6 ' Kjle, Beers ACo.. 3 "tt alter lira, Flnnlgan A Co., 2 Price, Price Bros , 1 ..." Bardic, Black A Co., 3 Nancy Gibson, Black ft Co " C.J.Gibson, Black A Co., 1 Moou. Mai Klein ft Co , 2 Koetzer, Evans A Mandevllle, 1 ". Ali.ten, Greenlee A Forest 3 Kuhlhar. Strlpart Co., I.; Uookstown Dulfjil. c. Pngh, 1 '.'". Davidson, Da ldson ft Co.. 1 Duff. KauisevA Co.. 7 Mt Morris Cunningham, S. Penn'oii Hukill. b!l;ennOUci"s.V.""..V".'.""' Johnon, S. PennOUCo., 1 Johnson, S. Tcnn Oil Co.. 5 D. L. Donlr, s. Penn OUCo . 8.. E. Moore, s. PennOUCo., 2." "" ouiioii, o, renu cih c., 4....... Walker. r. Penn Oil Co., I W liUams. . Penn OU Co.. 3.... P. Eddy, s, Pcnn Oil 0)..l D. J. Eddy. S. Penn OU Co.. 1.. D. J. Eddy. b. Penn OH Co.. 2.. W. E. Dowers, b. Pel u Oil Co.. C. C Ccc, S. 1'enn OH Co, 2..... Nelllyhrs. s IVnnOH Co.. 1 ,...1.. S. A. C-crdcrT. S. Penn OU Co., Vlnllfft K 1nn fill i , 1 , P. Tcunent S. l'eunOUCo., 1 A. E4d, . PennOUCo.. l! !""!" Garrison. Alton ft MoDonald. 2 A'lnereh-aeebs, Penn OH Co., '."'". Cook. O. Peni OU Co.. J .!. " Fi-nk. s. Pen OUCo.. 3 Evano. 6. Pcnn Oil Co., 3 Westview Kerens. Karen A Co.. 1. Davl,, HcberACo., lT....V.:. .... " Wateon. Heber A (?o.. 1...."... BodelL Plshe.-OU Co., 1 ..."""." Trap, Fisher Oil Co., 1 W'lls completed Ulgs ! i.'.".""."."i."i.":::."."" itEcArrroLATios-. sdmjiauV or coMPLErED worac. Jdly31 August 31. Com. Prod. Com. Prod. Dry. 3 1 9. Dry. Jirauiora .. 1 Allegheny. 1 Middle F..... Venango .. . Clanou.... I Butler I '2 203 471 30 31 226 182 533 W Armstrong a m I.S33 8 Springer. Mnrphy A Grace , Newell, F. E. Boden A Co. 11.... Fnrguson. A. J. Ferguson 2 , Furgusoh. A. J. Furguson J Stewart smith OUCo.,1 bcott. Yonngft Co. 1 Dixon, Fisher Oil Co. I Watson, Black Bros. 1 "Watson. Gall Bro. I fcchwil lot Sayhert A Co. 1 , Crarton-Merte. W. S. Mellon 1.... HardUoa. W. S. Mellon 2.. , bchool lot Plsher OH Co. 1...... Dun helra, Fisher OH Co. 2 Harbison, PattenonAJonesl.... McMlchael. ratterson A Jones 1., Aflams, Patterson A Jones 1 Ewlng, Patterson A Jones 2. Bell, Orion Oil Col ...... do 4 ...... Southwt 1,,, 14S 11.000 .--- X District.. Total 34 , 6,543 7 13,031 Decrease completed weUs, I Increase production, C.W3, Decrease la dry holes. 4. Average January wells 51 bbls. Average February wcUs, 2f bbla Average March wells, 33V bbls. Average-April welbM bbls. Average May wells, 23. Average June wells, 17K. Average July wells, 16K. Average August wtUs. io4 bbls. SIUXLIXO WKLLS. . July 31. August 31. Df'g Rigs Total Dr'g Bigs Total Bradford.. Allechcnr. ;... ...31 ..24 ..43 S3 39 92 30 15 30 18 6 40 4S 21 78 Middle F Venango Clarion.. :::: Butler ... Armstrong.... Southwest 1 29 100 S3 112 .213 67 315 213 89 337 District.. Total 420 182 002 400 1S3 594 Decrease in drilling wells , 14 increase in rigs. Net decrease 8 yesterday's Local Features. Trading was light at all points. The mar ket closed K better than the opening. Cash opened at C1K. advanced and cloced at C3J. Yosterday being the last day of tho month, Soptcmber oil n as tho samo as cash. Re fined, If ew York, (j 65c; London, 5d; Ant werp, 15Jff: Liverpool, ajc; Bronicn, 610: Cases, 8. Dally avernco runs, 80,006; daily average shipments, 74,775. On. Citv, Aug. 3L National Transit certif icates opened at COJic: highest. 63c; lowest, 62c; olosed ut 63ic Sales,S0,O0Obuls.;clear ances,5i,000 bbls.; hiprnents,9L141 bbls.;runs, 181,011 bbls. Clkvelasd Petroleum easy: S W 110 6c; 71 gasoline, 7c; 86 gasoline, tOc; C33 naphtha, 6Xc New York, Ang.31. The petroleum markot opened weak, but rallied sharply and ad vanced ljc in tho early trading, then ro- 601 oil Septembor option opened (HJfc: highest. 64Uc; lowest, 62c; closing, Gilic Total saies, ivo,vw uarrvis. CUBES BAD BLOOD. CtJRES BAD BLOOD. CUBES BAD BLOOD. 1 have been suffering 10 years with Erysipelas. Have taken doc tors' medicines and patent medi cines of most all kinds, but none seemed to do mo any good. I finally made up my mind to try Burdock Blood Bitter.?. Have used four bottles of B. B. 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Sold only In half-pound tins, by grocers, labelled thus: JAMES EPPS A CO., Homoeopathic Chemists, London, England. myl6-50-Tus DESKSfi FILING CABINETS. Office Specialty Co, 105 Third ar. te2SJns Tripod Boiler. Sidlj, Teres Points ot Snperlorttr Guaranteed: Economy Low First Cost Repeated tests prove that it is absolutely Non-Kiploslvo and the most Durable ever mads. Btrorjtr testimonials from hun dreds of users In all porta of the country. blZCSlUtOl.WJUli. p For full Information address. HAZELTOH TRIPOD BOILER CO. 809 Monon Block, CHICAGO, ILL. CANCER and TUMORS enred. No knife. Send for tMtimon 11. G.B.McMlchacL M.D., GS Niagara st. Buffalo. K. Y. mU19-71-TTSSuwk NEW FALL ra se k (X S f S s 5 iv MJ riff fTJ iJaiiiTMiMJl&fc f 1 nLLu r B1 m S -TOs Ws Js-r? I I l'l (j I. Xiaifl to your interest to inspect our Jine of flew millinery before pur chasing elsewhere, as we shall lead, as usual, in variety and beautiful styles. IFTJIRS JL3ST3D WRAPS ! Early purchases enable us to offer extraordinary inducements to prompt buyers. A saving of from 25 to 33 per cent is guaranteed during Septem ber on Fur and Plush Garments. By making a small part payment on any of these goods, we will store the same free of charge for 60 days. The as sortment is larger than ever before. Ladies' real Fur-Capes, over 60 styles, 4 75 to $45. including-Gray Fox, Krimmer, Brown Bear, White Fox, Badger, Beaver, Mink, Real As trachan, etc. 30 styles Seal Plush Jackets, 25 to 33 inches in length at $7 50, $8 65, $9 00, 9 75 to S25 00. Fifteen qualities of Seal Plush Sacques, $13 95 to 29 75. Thousands of Ladies and Misses' Jackets, $3 00 to I29 75. Misses' Gretchens, Infants' Short and Long Coats in immense variety at prices equally low. ' XDon't fail to see our new Fall Hosiery, Gloves and Trimmings just opened. Ier(baum 510-518 'MARKET STREET. tv ((, -"- '- Don't be so cross ! It's the small stones in your path that will trip you, or be the cause of a broken limb or a sprained ankle. The large ones you avoid by giving them a wide berth. ' This applies to everybody. A sick-headache-, to-day; sleeplessness last .light; a little nervous some other day; sour stomach or a slight touch of dys pepsia; may be, from too rich a meal, etc., etc., small stones in your path. May go pleasantly at first, but they are bound, if allowed to continue, to work serious harm. Remove the cause to-day.' Don't destroy the peace and happiness of your household by your crabbed tem per, resulting from dyspepsia. It is not necessary to become a vegetarian and observe strict rules of diet, to be cured. Dyspepsia is caused when too much starchy food is taken into j the system; then the healthy functions are arrested, fermentations occur, ac companied by more or less physical and mental depressions, due to the local irritation and the absorption of noxious materials. All this trouble fades away, like night before day, by using the genuine Johann HofPs Malt Extract. Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole Agents, 6 Barclay Street, New York. Look out for counterfeits. The "genuine" must have the signature of "Johann Hoff" on the neck of every bottle. sel-Tur ESTABLISHED 1SGL Eyes Examined Free. Artificial Eyes Inserted. J. DIAMOND, OPTICIAN. , 22 SIXTH ST. deSS-Trsu OPERA, 1TIELD, MAKINE GLASSES. TELESCOPES A Large Importation Just Beceived. WILLIAM E. STIEREN, aulS-7G-TTS 541 SM1THFIELD STftEET. FEICK BROS., 21 SIXTH ST 8UBGICAL INSTRUMENT ESTABLISHMENT. Specialties: Soienttno fitting of TRUSSES, appliances for DEFORMITY and ARTIFI CIAL LIMBS. Largest stock of surgical instruments in Western Pennsylvania. Largo illustrated catalogue free to mhlS-93-TTSsu physicians. DRUNKENNESS Or the Liquor Habit Positively Cured by Administering .Dr. Haines' Golden Specific It Is m&nnfactnred as a powder, which can bs given lna glass of beer, a cup of coffee or tea, or In food, without the knowledge of the patient. It Is absolutely harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient Is a moderate drinker or an alcobollo wreck. It has been given In thousands of cases and lnevery Instance a per fect cure has followed. It never falls. Thesvstem once Impregnated with the Specific It becomes an utter impoBsibUlty for the liquor appetite to exist. 8-page book of particulars free. To be had of A. J. RANKIN. Sixth and Pcnn av.. Pittsburg. Trade supplied by GEO. A. KELLY & CO. Alle gheny agents, E. HOLDEN & CO., 63 Federal Bt. JJ-2-80-TTS MILLINERY! sHHVw MflHniiLLLL Our display is now ready for in spection, and a beautiful 6ne , it is. Of course, you're interested in the latest and best styles, as every lady is. The assortment here is complete, the largest we have ever shown, which is saying a good deaL Prices, too, are lower than they have ever been. There are over 200 shapes of Felt Hats and Bonnets in black, brown, navy, gray, etc. Among the many new styles are: The Roxboro, St, Elmo, Plymouth, Grenoble, Lang don, Dudley, Southgate, Felix, Idler, Leo, Lyons, Stanley, Lynn, Huxon, Crystal, Gretna, Vision, Artesia, Ar mity, Arundel, Meter, Goblin, Louvre, Creole, Rialto, Telverton, Souvenir and Finette. , All the novelties in Aigrettes, Tips and Jet Ornaments. It will be ALL SIZES, nHrimiiE man, -on- A VERY SMALL MAN, ABE alike easily fitted. PPKOPBIATKLT dressed by us. Onr assortment includes sizes for all in patterns and styles whloh cannot fail to please. We have garments for slimmestond stoutest, with all sizes between. It's a sat isfaction to go to a store and know you can be suited. Don't have to run around to find what you want. We keep Just that kind or a store. And then the satisfaction of being satisfied with your purchase is best of all. yiT, FASHIONand WEAB-no worry. And for lowness of TBICE well just try, as you will And onr Una . MERCHANT TAILOR-MADE GARMENTS AT ONE-HALF what they wero originally made up to order for. Fall Weight Over coats now open. Among same von will find some very NOBBY ENGLISH TOP COATS. Third floor. Take elovator. sel-59-TTS 0NB CENT! A WORD! IS ALL IT COSTS TO ADVBBTtSI 13 THE DISPATCH UTOES THE TOLLOW1HO CXA3--SIFICATIOSS : -SITTJATIONS 'WANTED. -MALE HELP WANTED. -AGENTS WANTED. -FEMALE HELP WANTED. ,' -BOAKDEES WANTED. " -BOAP.DING WANTED. -PARTNERS WANTED. -MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. -MISCELLANEOUS OB SALES. -BOOMS TO LET. -PERSONALS. ' -LOST. -POUND. J ALL CEST-A-WOItD ADVERTIBrWO-MCBT be -PAID JOB IS ADVAHOS. au23-117 AMCSEJ1ENT& RECREATION PARK, ALLEGHENY. TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. U BT SPECIAL BEQUEST, NIAGARA FALLS Silver Fireworks! The Greatest Spectacle Ever Seen! Magnificent Display of General Fireworks 1 DON'T FAIL"TO-SEE THIS WONDERFUL EXHIBITION I General Admission -Children Under 12 Years - 50c 25c sel-66 GEA1 WILFRED CLARKE BFORD.ENGLISH-COMEDYCOMPANY.. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY MATINEE, SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER." -During. the week: "Married Life," "Paul ry," "annaway juatcu," eic, etc FirstFloor, 50c, 75c, gi Reserved. Dress Circle, 25 c, 50c Reserved. Gallery, 15c SPECIAL PRICES-Wednesday iMatinee: First Floor, 50c Reserved.' Dress Circle, 25c Reserved, Next week-HANLON'S "F-ANTA8MA." au3M8 THEATRE To-Night MISS BOSABEL MOBBISON in THE DANGER SIGNAL. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Sept. 7 Hallen & Hart in "Later On." Bol-57 HABBY DAVIB FIFTH AVENUE MUSEUM-THEATEB. All this week, Prof. Wallace's Silk Industry Great Me nagerie. Admission, 10 cents; children, 5. Open 1 to 5; 7 to 10 P. M. sel-23 D .UQUE8NE PITTSBURG'S LEADING anearer. To-Night, THE STOWAWAY. Next week Mr. Joseph Hawortb. sel 24 HABBY WILLIAMS' ACADEMY, To-night Matinees Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday, WEBER & FIELDS' Own Company. au3036-D Fall of Pomneii tyosno HARBIS THEATER Mrs. P. Harris, R. L. Britton, T.F.Dean, Proprietors and Managers, flvery afternoon and evenlne, HOYT'S A BUN CH OF KEYS. .Week September 7 "Inside Track." sel 21-TT3 M. V. TAYLOR, The Celebrated ALLISON TUBING AND CASING ALWAYS IN STOCK. BOOMS 35 and 33 Fidelity building. Phono 797. Jy2M-D HAYS & TREES, Contractors We make a specialty of building NATURAL m LINES AND WATER MAINS. Boom 410 Hamilton BuUdlngr, PITTSBURG, PA. Correspondence solicited. Telephone, EL - my.3-46-TT3 ..OIL WELL SUPPLY CO., LIMITED, 91 and 92 Water Street, PITTSBURG, PA. noSS-TTS-EOSU & FORGE AND MACHINE SHOP AND MANUFACTURERS OF Oi! and Artesian Well Drilling and Fishing Tools, Corner Tweniy-Brit Streat and A. V. H. R. Telephone No. 1222. PITTSBURG, PA. lal-3-D MAX ENGINES -AND- The best Oil "Well Machinery in ths world. All sizes of Engines and Boilers; Also all sizes Stationary Engines and Boil ers. Write for prices. Offices in Pittsburg, Washington and But ler. Always write or telegraph to Corry Office. JAMES M. LAMBING, SOLE AGENV, COPfttY, PA. Pittsburg office telephone No. 290. mh3-D STANDARD OIL CO., PITTSBURG, PA. BBANCH OFFICES: Standard Oil Co., WUeeling, W. Va, Standard OIL Co., Cumberland, Md., Standard Oil Co., Altoona, Pa., Capital City Oil Co., Harrlsburg, Pa. We manufacture for home trade the finest grades of lubricating and illuminating oils. Our facilities are such that onr statement that wo furnish all oils standard for quality everywhere cannot be disputed. OUB BEFINED OIL LIST: Water White, 150. Prime White, 150. Standard White, 110. Ohio Legal Test. Ohio Water White Legal Teat Carnadine (red), 150 Te3t. Olite, 150 Test. OUB NAPTHA LIST: Deodorized Naptha for Tarnish makers, ' painters and printers. Gas Napthas for gas companies. Deodorized Stove Fluid for vapor stove burners. ' Fluid, 74 gravity, for street lamps, burn ers and torches. Gasoline, 66, SS and 90 gravity for gas ma chines. OUB LUBEICATING OIL LIST Includes the finest brands of Cylinder, Engine, and Machinery Oils. Spindle, Dynamo, 800 Mineral Seal, Neutral Oils. Miners' Oils. Wool Stocks. Parafflne OU. ParatHne Was. Summer and Cold Test Black Oils. Signal and Car Oils. Mica Axle Grease. Railroad and Mill Grease and Arctic Cud Grease. Where it is more convenient, you may order from our Branch Offices, from which points deliveles will be made. STANDARD OIL COMPANY, Cor. Duquesne Way and Eighth Street, myl9-D P1TTSBUBG, PA A SURPRISE To Spectacle "Wearers Are Chessman's Celebrated $1.00 -SPECTACLES. Thousands of people are singing their gpralses, having secured perfect comfort inrougn xueir use. Chessman Optical Co., NO. 42 FEDEBAL 6T, Allegheny. Artiflcialyo wearers are appreciating the fact that better satisfaction is given at- Chessman's than they ever had before, atttsrupsu CARUSS & MANNION, CORRECTING OPTICIANS, -K! FIFTH AVE. Difficult cases so licited.. Consult ns first. Prices the lowest. Artificial eyes fitted. mv31-71Vrursu PrTTSntJRO AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY Schedule In effect June 14. 1391. central time P. 4 L. E. R. R.-Depart-For Cleveland. 4:30, S:C0 a.m.. 'ISO. 4S, "SMS p. m. rU.lUblUllUtl. V.IMWU '. U ..UU.Q, Y.W M. J.la. ffalo. 80 a. m.. 4:3). -v:i For Salamanca. :0Da. in.. l:jo. 9:M D.m. For Younjrstown and New Castle, 4;30, S: a. m.. 'liM. UrtD. 9:45 B. m. For Beare m itown ana .New castle. 4:Ja -3:00. HM U'A '4:20, 9:43 p. m. For Bearer Falls. 4:30, 7:00. "SiCO. t-X a. in., 10, 3:30, -4:20. 4:3). 9iSd. m. For Charters. 4:30. 1530. 4:33. 1S-JX. 7:00, 7:33, 7:&0, 13-0O, :4J, 9:10. &3S a. in., 15:10, 312:43, 1:30. 1M. 3:30, 4:2 T430, 4:33. 320. V:30, :25. 'SMI. VIM, 10.30 p. m. ABBIVB From Clereland, 8:40 a. ro.. 1230. 5:40. "7:50 p. m. From Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis. B:40a.' m.. "1S-30. 70 p..m. From Buffalo, SMO a.m., 11-M. 10.-OJ p.m. From Sala mauca, IO:00 a. m., 7iW p. m. From Yonnn towuand JicwCajtle, .40, 100 a. m.. 123o, 6:40, "7-JiC, lOrtBp. m. From Bearer Falls, 5:3). 6:40. 7:81. 100 a. m., 11X0, IfflO, MO. IsSO. iSM P.'.'0. 4 Y. trains for MansSeld. 70B a. m., 12:lt 4:33p.m. ForEsplenand Beechmont. JOi a.m 4:33 p.m. . . c a X. irams rrom juansneia, vnjo, uav tn.. 4:23 p. m. From BcechmonC7an.ll! n 4 :23 p. ff. MeV. alt. n. & Y. B. R Depart-For . r rti eir llarcn. W:20, 10:10 a. m., '30 p. m. For West Newton, V:zu. ju:iu a. m., -a:w. o:zs p. m. ARniVE From Jiew Haven. 9rf a. ra., "3:20 p.m. From West Newton, 60S, a a. m., S.-20 p. m. Fnp lMeKeeflnort. Ellxabeth. Mononrahela Cltr -."..r. - - i. .. .. ' . ... . snajseue vemon, t:tt.iii. m., -:uui iit hpi wswi-Tiiiii- r:. ii3n. in.. -i:ui 11. i . m. From Belle Vernon, Monongahela Cltr, Sllzabeta and McKcesport. a:20. "7:40 a. ro iiu, aop. Ulr Da11v. sandarsonlr. -1SU1 Cltr ticket office, H9 Smithfleld street. COBBY BOILERS DAILY ARRIVAL :OP: NEW FALL i- Every Department in KAUFMANNS already exhibits a. goodly display of New Fall Goods, and yet not one-quarter of the stock to arrive has. as yet been received. Among the new'" tilings now ready for your inspection the following are worthyV of special notice: Lais' CM Dptiei Beautiful Military Capes, 40 inches long, made of fine, mediunuweight broadcloth, in Gray, Tan, Navy and Black, tastefully embroidered, at only $12. Fine Cheviot, Vicuna and Camel's Hair Cloth Reefers and Skirt Jackets; also the new and elegant Combination Skirt Jacket with reefer front, in Tan, Gray and Black, prices $5 to $15. Exquisite and rich Fur-Trimmed Jackets genuine Astrakhan, Mink, Marten, Seal, etc., from $8 to $35. Misses' apd Children's Reefers in Cheviots, Beavers, Vicunas and fancy cloakings, 4 to 18 years, from $2.50 to $10. CAPES. An immense line- of very latest Military Capes in all the newest and finest fabrics, beautifully embroidered -and trimmed with fur or feathers; prices $20 to $75, BifsCloli Dfiir Beautiful novelties in Parisian Kilt Suits, Sherwood and Zouave Kilts, Short-Pant Suits, Long-Pant Suits, etc. Enough are here of every kind to permit of pleasing selections. Many more styles now en route. M11'; li CliUm's Ha The "KAUFMANN" Derby, the latest Fall Style for gentlemen, is one of the shapeliest and nobbiest hats ever shown here. See it. Prices $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4. Bewitching and charming novelties in Children's Hats and Caps for the'ec-ming season. Ids Inar liar ten i: A veritable flower garden. of latest "blooms and blossoms" in rich and fashionable Tecks, Puffs, Flats, Ascots, Four-in-Hands, Windsors, etc., made of the celebrated Jasper, Jackard and Vogelsang Silks, Broche, Crepes, etc., in all different shades of Red, Cornflower Blue and White Heliotrope. See Ot M Tariety at 50c! KAUFMANNS' Fifth Ave. and Smithfield St RAILROADS. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Schedule in Kfj-ect 12:0l r. m., July die, 139L Train! wIU leave Union Station, Plttsborj;. as follows (Eastern Standard Time): MAIN UNE EASTWARD. New York and Chicago Limited of Pallman Vestibule Can daily at 7:iS a. m., arriving at Har listmreatl:55p. m.. Philadelphia :" p. m.. Sew Yorkjkop. la., llaltimore 4:Jop. m Washington 5:55 p. m. Keystone Express dally at 1:20 a.m., arrlrlnrat Harrlsburg 85 a. m., Philadelphia 11 :25 a. m.,Kew York 2.00 p.m. Atlantic Express dally at 2:20 a. ro., arriving at Harrlsburg 9.3) a. ir... Philadelphia 12:16 p.m., New York 2:30 p. m., Baltimore 12.00 p. m "Wash ington 1:03 p. m. llanisburg Accommodation dally (except Sun day) s:2S a. m.. arrtring at Uarrlaburg 2:30 p. m. Hay Express dallyatU a. m., arming at Har rlsburg 3: Jl p. m,, Philadelphia 60 p. m.. New York 9:35 p.m., Baltimore 6:15 p. m., Washington :15p. m. - . . . Mall Express dally atl2:0 p. m., arriving at Ilar- nsDarx iu:uup. in., cuuinniig a xjuiusuurg mil, Philadelphia Express. Philadelphia Express dally at V JO p. m.. arriving at Harrlsburg V.W a. m.. PhUaderphU 4:2s a. m... and New York 7:10 a. m. Eastern Express, at 7:13 p. m. dally, arriving at Harrlsburg 2:25 a. m.. Baltimore 6:20 a. m.. Wash ington 7:3u a. m XhlladelphlaS:2S a. m. and New York 8:00 a. m. . . . Past Lice dally, at 8:10 p. m., arriving at Harrls bnrg 3:30 a. ro.. Philadelphia B-M a. m., New York 8:30 a. m., Haltinrore 6.20 a.m.. Washington 7:30 a.m. All through trains connect at Jersey City with boats of "Brooklyn Annex." ror Brooklyn, N. Y., avoiding double ftrrage and Journey through New York City. Cresson and Ebensburg Special 2:15 p. m Satur dajs only. Johnstown Accnm.. except Sunday. 3:40 p. m Grecnsburg Accom.. 11:15 p, m.. week days; 10UO p. m. Sundays. Oreensburg Express. 5:10 p. m.. except Sunday. Derry Express, 11 :00 a. m., except Sunday. Wall Accom: SiflO, 7:30. :0O; 10) a. m.. 12:15, 2.00, 3.-20. 1A 5:, 8:25, 7:10, 1:10 p. m,, 12:10 a. m. (except Monday). Sunday, 10: a. m., 12:25, 2:30. 3:30, 7:29 ana :J p. m. Wllklnsburg Accom: 6:10. 6:W, 7:30 a. m., 12JI, 4:00, 4:35,. 6:20. 5:30, 5:50. 6:10, 10:10 and ll:wp. m. Sunday. 1:10 and :1S p. m. BraddookAcrom: 50. 6-S, 75.8:10. 9:VX 11:15 a. m., 12:10, 1:25. 20, 4:10, 6:00. 6:35. 7S. 8:25, :0J and 10:45 p. m., week days, bunday. sai a. m. SOUTHWEST PENN KAILWAY. For Unlontown 5:30 and 8:33 a. m 1:43 and 4:25 p. ni. week days. MONOLNGAHEI.A DIVISION. On and after May 2S, 1801. For Monongahela City. West Brownsville and Unlontown 10:40 a. m. For Monongahela City and West Brownsville 7:35 and 10:40 a. in., and 4 JO n. m. Onbnndy8:55a. m. andl:01p. m. For Monongahela City only, 1:01 and 5:50 p.m. week days. Oravosburg Accom.. 6:00 a.m. anil 3:20 p. in. week days. A est Elizabeth Accom. 8:35 a.m., 4:15, 6:30 and 11:35 p.m. Sunday, 0:40 p. m. WEST PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION. On ami alter Mav 23, 1S91. From FEDEBAL STllEET STATION. Allegheny City: ForSpringdalc. week clays. 6:20. 83. 8t50. 10:10. 11:50 a.m., 2:25. 4:10. 50. 6.05, :J0, 8:10, 10aud 11:40 p. in. Sundays. 1-35 and Oil) p. m. For Butler, weekdays, 0:oJ, 80. 10:40, a. ro.,3:15 and 6:05 p. m. For Freeport. week days. 0:53, 8:50, 10:49 a. m.. 8:15. 4:19, 5:00. 8:10, 10:30 and 11:40 p. m. ctindays. 12:55 and 9:30 p.m. ForApoHo. weekdays, 10:40a. in. and 5:00 p. m. For BUtrsvllle, week days, 6:55 a. m., 3:U and 10-30 p. m. O'Tlie Excelsior Baggage Express Company will call for and check baggage from hotel and residences. Time cards and full lnformttlnn can be obtained at tin- ticket offices No. 110 Fifth ave nne. corner Fourth avenue and Try street and "cSaK'e-PUOU, J. B. WOOD. Kleneral Manager.- Gen'l. Pass'r. Agent. PrrrsBDRo and casti.e shannon b. . summer Time Tabic, on and, alter Jun;7, 18M, until further notice, trains will run as fol lows on every day, except uuudar. Eastern iSTndard time: Leaving Plttsbnrg-6ri am. 7:15 a m. 8.-00ain. 9;S5a to.inam, upm. J:lpm, 3op m,5A5 pm. 630pm, y,o p m. HsJOpm. ArlIngton-5:4CT a m. 6)a m,7aoa.m.8ttiOam, 10:23am.lOP'n. 2:40pm. 430 pm,3aX)pm.5ia pm. 7:15pm.l030 pro. riunday trains, leaving Pftuburg-10.-0O am,UJ5p m,25pm, 500pm, 00 D m." Arllngton-4i:10 a i . HiaWSiS 4dopia,6s30pnu O. A. kouU5b oayu rrrrsBUKG and western railway mi..ir,niltnlliil tltmi.1. ( l.vfi f liriv. . XaiU,V. .WM.U ...,. i ... , .U....W. Mali. Butler. Clarion, Kane. Akron and Erie Butler Accommodation. ..... New Castle and Butler Chicago Express (dally) Zellenople and Bntler., 0:40 am 7:30 am 0:30 am 3:05 pm 2:00 pm Si?a nm llfZOsiu 7 -TO pm 3:35 pm 9:10 a m 1UVS a ra .IdOa m 7Sam i 5 JO pm jsuuerauu uiuurjj..... ....... .wwu juj iw. u. First-class tare to Chicago. J10 50. Second class. (0 0. Pullman buffet sleeping car to Chicago oaliy. STYLES! Li t Ll RAILROADS. . From Pitta trnxgb. TJniaa Statloa- ll lennsylvania Lines. Jg Trains Run by Central Tfase. Boutliweat Sytem-Ian-lIairnUKrt Depart for Cohimbns, Cinrrnmri, Indiana pons, St. Lou v, points intermediate and beyond : 2U0 a.su 7J)0a.m ,8.45pjn.,llJ5pJn- Arrive bom tamm points: L06a.m.,d,0Oa.m.,S5pjn. Depart bt Co'umbus, Chica go, poius intennediata and beyond: 2J0 a.m., flZOS p.m. Arrhxbam same points: 1-Q5 a.m., -p3.06 pjn. . Aorthwesit System Fort Wayne Konlo Depart for Chicago, points intermediate and beyond: SS; .m, 7J0 ajn., 124 p.m., 1.0O p.m., fll Sa p.m. Arrive from same points : 12JSa,m,Tjl4Q a.m..635a.m., 600p.m., 6 60p.m. The TMladelphia and New York Z4mCi departs for Chicago S.45 p.m. Arrives from Chicag 6.00 a.m. Depart forToledo, points intermediate and beyond: 7.10a.m.,ia20p.m.,L0Op.m.,1110p.m. 4TTfo from same points: fl2.40a,m.,0j3SagD.,,SJX)pjn 6.50p.m. , Depart for Cleveland, points intermediate, and beyond: fSJO -m-. J" -m- tg5 pju, 1105p.m. rrrrefsom same points: SOa.m., fill p.m., 6.00 p.m., fLOO p.m. Pullman Sleeping Corn and PuHman Dining Car, run through. East and West, on principal trains of both Systems. Time lubtcs of Through and Local Accommoda tion Trains of either system, not mentioned above, caa be obtained at 110 Filth Avenue and Union Station, Pittsburgh, and at principal ticket offices of toe Penn sylvania Lines West of Pittsburgh. Dally. tEx.Sanday.2Ex. Saturday. fZx.Itondajr. JOSEPH WOOD, E. A. FOBD, fieat-n aasagar, OunlBanraffsrJfSSk, PnTSBTJBGH. Pksh'a. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Schfrtnle In effect May lOjaM. Eastern ttna. X v. iiMumxiuo, v. J.m Baltimore. Philadelphia, and New York. 8ilS a. m. and9:20p. m- For Cumberland. tOS a, m Oao.'saop.m. For Conneilsvllle, WHO, ':.&, n-M, 4JJ an! j2op.m. For Unlontown. t:49. SilS a. m., aao aid UM p. For ConsellsvBle and Unlontown. 8-25 a. m.. Sunday only. FnrMt. Pleasant, W :40a.m. and t8:lSa.m.na IjMOand 44:13 p.m. For Washington. Pa.. 7ao. S8ao.,eo).n. 4-00, tt JO. and7:4Sp. m. , , . For Wheeling. t7.-2d, 13:30. OdO a. a.. 0. 7: P-Fof Cincinnati and St. Lotda. ;aos.ni.'7:45n - m. a For Columbus. 7:20 a. m, "7:4S p. m. For Newark. 7S0 a. m.. 7:45p. nv ; For Chicago, 7.-20a.m.and7:45j.m. Tnlna arrive from New To Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. 3iViSS-ife m. From Corambus. Cluclnnaliand CWcaTO. 81 a. m.. '8:50 p. a. From Wheen "Sas, '10-.45 a, m& lfxPpms.dy JSjnday only. ISilurdayonly. 11UyexcPt9nX. , rarlor and sleeping ears V Baltimore, Washing. ton. Cincinnati and Chicago. The Pittsburg Trsnsfe ?mIJ2,ffloBnj and check baggage from 3?tels .and residences npon orders left at fl. A O- ticket fflc a'.S.IaKi ' avenneandWoodstree.or 401 and 6SmKaflU street. .. orrm-, i. T. UDELL. VUAO. u. ouuuu. General Manager. den. Pass. Areas. ALLEQHE-VY VALLEY BAILEOAD--TrlnYleave Onion station (Eastern Standarcl thnei- Et Bii"'y Ac., 6:3 a. m j Niagara W., JUttann ng Ac . -i" ?", i 'TT iFi sntViii am Vniipv Camp Ac 12.05 p. m. : oi laty ana DuBoVExpresT. lVSO p.m.; Uey damD Ac2: D m KltSnning Ac.. 3:33 p.in.: Braeburn Ex Jisnm vjilttaunlng Ac, 5:30 p.-! BAebnra Ac. P-u"pV m.; Hnlton Ac. 8.-6op. m. Buffalo Ex"daV. :45p. m. (arriving at Buffalo 7 A a.' mi' Ilallon Ac. 9JS0 p. rojtalley Camp Ac, SSsod m Chnrch tralns-Emlenton. 5 a-BJ.: ii.-.ninr. 1191 t. m.i nrciiiisu. wvti i lnIlDJ3i i j BLAHsTE. Free Transportation. - CHARLES SOMEKS'4 CO :-&Mai-- an2frS9-D 329 ITonTtU Avefiae.t at Illffl 1 Msmssjzmx snor Cart on aay iram Baumnw i .. - -.i m haiwMm Vlttahnrtr I.k M ChSutaSqaa and Buffalo. JAS. P. ANDEU6QJL G T. Alll DAVID MCCAKOO. Gen.Snpt.. . u7v jfc K& --"M-l ' smf? r fX -,-.. I J "S ISJ . f. '. i'a&fferik:. sr & : i ?-!
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