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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL WONDER,

A HYATTs LIFE BALsxM
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and 0out in their stageaa
81 osss Sssni T'f CONS
cured by this sovereign purifier II has BY tie
never fails when ien %
o 70, fss IN ~ he srs' son s cures the fouls
The Life Baisam does not conisn particle Of ot
Mr. d. Pearsa now inspector Prison a, Trenton
ion ena snd nose rs ess %
until the disease lad reduced b., palate and face
was fsh,iS % behold he was induced y joseph H. ooS
ana s' iis wep e Il s 'S. Ss
Goodwin, Broadway, near Fortcth street.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
IRON y Conway Trasediar fark Theatre Brooklyn 70
wsn i's Sc sss s1ss w & ia. ma
,asss % sSs nd Hy e
a s TO oas % M he
medical both here and n nore bu 10 ysn
was miracuIous in word, have never EXPERIENCED
o. ps IL re- 70 s s n
been recorded You a. perfect liberty % this
ss% YonR sos % & oos%
p so rg, s a. sent ss y y ss VI
Byas Inra SNUFF, is cents, permanently cures csarh
A BsoLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
Advice free Notary PaSc and D. co%a.
y / Kfsa ooanssior a. Law. ss Broadwar
"A. BANKERs AND BROKERS
3i5 Cana street and LIS Chatham.
Dealers IN ali kinda OF Government Securities Gold AMI
silver foreign and domestic bought and so a, the daily
quotations. Information furnished prizes pronpty
eashsd In Missouri and Kentucky Lotteries.
BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED ix
n different states-Dessrtion, &c., sufficient
publicity. No charge until divorce obinined free
NJ HOUSE, Attorney, 70 Nassau street
AL-oFFIcIAL DRAWINGS
A Missouri and Kentucky State Lotteries.
ss g u T. I5.'s * 81 s' o. ,rssOasS T. A. 0 ,s''
=. ..nrssouEi-oLAs $40, r.gagARr 70 1867;
xxSTUcEy-ExrsA CLASS lss rEsRyAny 10, iseg.
7e g. a, ~ g, 81 & y, W y g, S.
rs ~ @ ga "a. a @ "a, IS, a, !, n. "a
Information furnished In the above and Royal Havana
Lotteries BY j. cLUTE, Broker 200 Broadway and la3 Full
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SHIPPIN NE w S.

Almanac for New York--.This Day.
Sun rises ....... 8 46 Moon sets ...morn 90
Sun sets........ 5 43 High water morn 3 10
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SAILED.

steamshps United Kingdom, Glasgow; 81 Laurent Havre
City Of New York. LiverIool England do City Of Mexico
Champion, Charleston; Aiabama Mobile Louisa Moore.
Newbern NC; United States, New Orleans; Geo Cromwell
do Huntsvic Savannah; San Jacihto Rebecca Clyde
Wilmington, NC; Isaac Bell Norfolk &c; Virginia, Aelan-
dria John Gibson Georgetown De- Volunteer
Worcester, Baltimore.
Also ship Joven Thomas, Oporto
Wind at Z; midnight NE.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY z 1897 SHEET

schr Eothen Hageman, Baracoa- -Dollner, Potter Co.
sehr Kate Brigham, Mclean. New Orleans-N Brigham
Co.
schr Wshart, Mason, wilmington, nee Powell.
hchr Willis Dill, English, BeAtfort-Thomas Holmes
schr D Berry vooIhis, RicEmcnd-yan Brnnt slAght
Schr samuel Wood, Wood, Nofolk-M Bedelt
schr Wharton, BonsAh, Wilmington. Dsl-w von-
dersmith.
Slaght.
schr Emma vsrriTl Faes, Portsmouth, NH-w Brown
4
schr Amelia Post, Boston-s W Lewis
schr Electric Spark, Cornell, New Bsdford-Ferguson
Wood
schr Arcnarius, Gregory Hoston-J v haviland.
schr Sallie Burton, Palmer, Stamford
Schr Evelyn, Burger Stamford
Steeiner Octarora, Reynolds Baltimore
1ethBark Sarah King (Br (ro Star King before
ported). oglve, HavanaJ Whitney 4 Co.
SS Monday, 22d, being washington's Birthday, and .
legal holiday, the Custom House win open for
only from TO 10 AN.
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Arrived n New Bedford 10th schr Geo Jones' raber
Atlantic Ocean, Bermuda Feb 2, with 100 bbs sp oil. sen,
home the voyage 1so bbs sp oil.
Bark Endesvor Tsber, OF New York, al Dec 10
lat 81 30 S5 60 having fallen In with sperm whales
out and taken The next day the sv
was among school OF whales, but owing gale and
rough weather could not lower.
spoken-Jsn 90 iai IS 80 lon 80 4o schr John Do.re
Hunnewe NIB, had taken whale since leaving wcssrl
Islands.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

FKEIUHTS
RATES TO MEsrHis--Pork 50c Whisky and Oil, n Dbl
Soc Salt d Dbl Coo; Flour and Meal n Dbl, 3Oc; Corn,
sack, zoe; Oats, y loo MS ec; Potatoes and Apples
bb,, %c; Hay teomPresseQ ton, NSo; Heavy
Lumber, dressed, in bundles, I'm, $780, Lumber,
loose, pM, $500;
RArEs NY RAN FROM NY. AND BosroS TO CAino M TINE
Blue class 81 & I'd do, ~ IA; I'd do, 81 "a;
4th do 81 Us; special do. TIC.
To New York, Cotton, compressed. ......n....si 20
do do unconpressed- ,.......... 1 25
To NEw ORIrASs-Flour, " Dbl SOC; Potatoes and
Apples Bc; Pork, y Dbl, toc; beer 81 o.; Whisky "
bbl, 81 OO Coal oil. Q Dbl 81 25 Corn, 25 Oats, 2oc
y 100 MS Tobacco zoe n 100 bs Cotton, 81 80 n bale;
Hnavy reights zoe; Light freights 3oc n 100 rbs.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-05

-wHEAT s arriving freely by river, and wagons rom
the adjoining country and is readily taken by mil
lors at the range Of quotations given elsewhere.
BRAN rs tons city'mills sold in bulk at sl7Oo, and
car country mills at sli co.
CORN a OATS are very scarce, the former in some
demand 70 fll orders and the latter dull at Coo for
choice
HAY-New is beginning to arrive in car lots not
all of Whiohi In strictly No l condition. I car sold
track at sls 80 per ton, and 100 bales delivered at
s2l 90.
PROVISIONS are quiet, but in consequence Of a.
yorahe adyccs nom other markets holders are very
firm In their views, and generally adhere to outside
quotations For choice lots IA Lc more is general.
y asked.
CORN MEAL has been IN active demand, and ospe-
cially for kiln dried, with limited receipts Sales
80 bbls fresh at So 5o3 10 aud rs bbls steam
and kiln dried at 81 7j@l IS per Dbl
BUTTER ~ ia good supply without any quotable
change. "a plsgs northern sold 2sa3Oc and rs pls
cooking butter at isc.
EGGs-The market Is largely overstoelscd, and
anything but strictly fresh receipts are unsaloable az
any price 100 dog choice fresh sold ut l2iSarfc
POULTRY continues to arrive freely, md good lots
ind ready sale. All others dull. coOps small
81 25@f2 10 and coops old chickens ut a. Ooai 90
VEGETABLES of all Kinds are abundant and 20
tatoes are selling nj bc per bush tomatoes Mt Der
box, or sccsl 90 per bush, and other kinds ~ pro.
portion.
FRUITS Lemons are scarce at $50 90 per box OF
domestic fruit 10 bbs apples sold NJ 81 Od pcr bill and
100 boxes peaches at TetssU,.
GROCERIES are IN good demand from the trade at
previous quotations.
FREIeArs are offering 70 fair extent nj Quota.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

PHILADELPHIA, August 20.
The National Labor Congress met at
o o'clock this morning.
The Committee on Organization made
report with amendments, but after
debate the matter was laid on the table
and the committee discharged.
The Committee on Female Labor
made report, which was adopted, aa
follows:
Resolved, That .As Congress recon-
mend that al trade unions make Im>
mediate efforts 10 secure thorough or.
ganIzAtiou OF female labor, and de-
mand the same pay for work equally
as well done by women as by men;
that every avenue OF labor for which
women is physically capacllaled should
DO freely offered TO her on the same
terms and conditions as allowed to any
class OF lAbor8rs. We ask for women
equal opportunities and rights in every
field Of enterprise.
A resolution was adopted for the ap-
polntment OF q Committee OF Ways
and Means and standing committee,
Resolutions were adopted denouncInR
the Coolie labor, but declaring that vol .
untRry Chinese emIgrants should be
protected like other citizens,
Aspecial committee on the new no.
lltlcal party was appointed.
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From he WetlS6tr0 Herald.
The INTRLLIuENCER and Register at
wheeling have commenced a sklrnlsh,
that iS part Of the great engagement
which has been going on and spreading
for q long une, but which In this par
ticular phase IL something Of novelty
in West Virginia, being nothing more
or less than the practical recognition of
civil rights in the negro. Il grows out
OF the matter OF Judge Good, OF the
municipal court, hnlng a negro man
because ho,Would not get out OF q street
railway car, when required by the cons
ductor to get out, according to the rules
OF the company which forbid negroes
riding In the cars. The negro was hned
$40, as His Honor stated, for violating
a rule OF the company merely, It not
appearing that the negro was IN any
other way specially misbehaving or
obIectionabls, The INTELLlGENCER
cenSurea the company for having such
a rule, and the!Judge for regarding It,
considering the changed and changing
relations Of the two races under the
law, The Register, true TO ltR insllncts,
denouuceS the negro as being \ nlgRer,
and not satisfied with that, uujustly,
according to the INTELLI0RNcRR, with
being vicious and obstreperous ne
sro.l yg.tl EEf1 4V NiN
The matter itself is comparatively
uuimportaut but Is important as being
The opening up Of such controversy.
II indicates Enthusiastically what we
may expect In abort time and tore-
shadows The political phase which The
coming controversy VII take. WISE
men do not generally fight with the
inayltabls and those who do. are pretty
sure to 90 to the wall. In this light
the INTRLLloENoIR has the safer as
Well Rs the wiser side, % time will
show. .,'..t.....I...,..5 asa..I,.
wheeling city contains a great many
ex.rebels, but Rs the Pittsburgh GGcette
pithIly observer 'lfthe principal city Of
West Virginia nplllhes the Civil
Rights Act Ia this way, Il will scarcely
be safe for the Republicans Of the
Stale 10 enfrRnchise their ex-tebel fell
low cltlzsns.' We submit the point,
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The amount OF State tax paid last
year In the STATE Of Nav York, Ths
ti2,BF1,2Is7l. TIE amount paid to
county treIsures for collecting The
same was S35.95s 60, within fraction OF
8 per cent. Tho expense Of asssssing
and collecting the internal revenue in
the United States ia 2.s5 per cent per
annum. The expense OF collecting the
TsysnuV in England IL about 10 per
cent. " ~ ar..
The Hrm Of Taylor 4 Bliss, large
woOlsn nRuuisctursIs,l In North Adams,
Mass. stopped their mills on wednes-
day night, owing 10 Lhs failure OF Bow.
err, Budrer d Co., Of New YORK.
reported that Ramsey, PreSldent
OF the Albany and suSquehanna Rail-
road, James Fi,k, Jr., aud their Riso-
cIates had conference on Thursday
and settled substantially their con-
troversy.
The convention OF Western Railroad
Directors, which has been in session In
New York for several days, considering
an advance on western freight have not
come to any agreement, yet, and 1t Is
doubtful II the rates will be advanced,
as competing lines cannot yet hAr.
monize.
The Thermometer in some parts Of
Washington city, yesterday, in the
shade, Indicated hundred and one
degrees and At : O'Clock in the even
ing nInety.slx degrees.
1t is believed Ia Washington that
Candy will be governed by the opinion
OF Attorney General Hosr in the mat
ter OF the application Of the test oath
to members otths Virginia Legislature,
aud that Hoar Ia opposed to the aPpIi.
cation Of tho OATH.
The Internal Rev cnus Bureau ls Just
now busy uneaIihIpg some huge reve.
nue. frauds In whisky and tobacco at
Mobile. .E
Mr.. James b. Kellogg, Of Louisville,
coal agent, and man OF honest re-
pute, left that city for Pittsburgh with
SlO 900 belonging to r. c. Pomeroy, OF
Louisville, on Friday OF last week and
has n nj sInca beam heaFd nT
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CALIPORNIA.
The China misSion-RemRrlAbIC Co.
IOEtIAI PhcnOmGnA.
The san PFAneISeO Merchants and
Mr.. utWeII..-CsIITaX Rt 70
semitic,

SAN hANClACOi August Nv
]. Ross Browne, United States Min.
ister 10 China, who returned by to-
days steamer, heard Al Yokohoma that
Mr.. Howard. hls successor, had finally
decided not to accept the position, bat
In the absence Of any official lnfoTmA.
ton resolved, the returned United
States Minister telegraphed to the State
Department, and will return TO his post
ifthe Department express approval Of
his course In China. In the meantime
Mr.. Williams Is lelt In charge Of the
mission At Pekin.
For u few nights past singular white
and red lights have appeared In the
sky. Last evening the light was .
bright red, and lasted late In the night.
Passengers by the China steamer report
the light very bright as seen some miles
at sea. A magnificent meteor fell while
the lights were brightest.
The Secretary OF the Treasury Us yet
has given no attention to the petition
OF Vice. President Coliax, Senator
Stewart. and our merChAnts and bank
erS. for the transfer OF funds from the
Sub>TreRsury, although the former tel
eRTAphed several times, representing 10
him that the immense wheat crop stands
still, vessels waiting 10 load, and nine
millions In the treasury here, and that
the bankers proposition would beuefil
tho Government by paying In ex.
change. Meanwhile one lrm WAS
allowed TO draw on the treasury, In all
hRlfR million for the purpose OF specu.
lation In securities and currency notes,
while the merchants were compelled to
order theIr gold from New York by
railroad.
Collar and party started for Yo
Semitic Falls to-day, they return on
the eighth.
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tomato Butter CaEe ca.

The season for that highly esteemed
vegetable, the tomato, being again at
hand, we take occasion, says the Co.
lumbus Enquirer, to recommend q
mode OF serving them, obtained from a
newspaper, and which after trial, we
can pronounce excellent. It is TO slice
them when ripe, cover them with but.
ter, and fry on a RrIddle like other
cakes. They should be seasoned while
frying. Large and solid tomatoes are
best for this dish. Those who are fond
OF tomatoes. will take great delight In
them fried in this way for break fast;
and we believe that many who have not
faucied them in the old style Of serv-
Ing, will md them most palatable In
thls WAY,
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A ComIeE sonsatiou.

NEW 4ORKI August %,
The Times says that every person
connected with the difficulties OF Chan.
cellor Lansing, forty years ago, are
we'll known 10 gentleman nowlIvIng,
The secret was confided TO him BY a
distinguished citizen Of this StatA now
deceased. The survivor was eploIned
to publish all the circumstances when
certain persons were dead. This COM
dillon has been fulfilled and 1t Ia pro-
baby narrative calculated 10 startls
the public, yet TO be given TO the world
there will then be no longer room for a
single doubt In reference to Chancel.
lor Lansing'S fate. It will be we'll
identified and will form one OF the
mcst remarkable peges In the history
OF the public men Of this country,
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The Movements OF the PreGIdcnt-
Grant at Newport.
PRoYIDRNCE. AnRusl

PROVIDENCE, August 20,
President Grant and family arrived
at NewPortthls morning and proceeded
10 the summer villa OF Gov. +, D. Nor
gan. After breakfast he was waited
upon by Mayor Atkinson and a num-
Clpal committee and rendered the hos.
plLalities Of the city. The President
named Saturday, from II 10 lP. N, at
the State house, as the time when he
would meet the citizens Of Newport.
From . to G on Saturday afternoon the
President will be present at reception
In his honor at Gov. Morgan's. The
President, Gov. Morgan aud families
have accepted invitations extended by
sx.Gov. Dyer, as commander OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic, 10 be
present at clam bake to be given by
the Grand Army on Tuesday next, 1t
Ocean Cottage, on NRrragRuseLt bay,
three miles below Providence,
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NEW YoRK, Aug. %.
Al the meeting Of Directors Of the
consolidated Lake Shore, and OF Tols-
do, Wabash q Western Railroad Com.
pauies, held In this city yesterday,
terms were formally agreed upon look.
Ing to the consolidation OF the two
roads. Lake Shore 10 to 60 into the
consolidation with an increase OF 20 per
cent ln the amount Of Its stock, and
Wabash with Its present capital. The
Lake Shore Is TO receive q dividend OF
4 per cent on January lst, 1870, making
total stock and cash dividend OF a4
per cent. The arrangement requires
thepreviOus ratification oGthTee. iourths
Of the stockholders, which ID counted
ppOn @ GarLRln.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
The RnTiIsh Press on Americas Ae.
qRIsiIl0a oE Cuba.

The EnCllsh PFess on American Ae.
SRISiIiOa oF Cuba.
LONDON, August -.
The Star has an editorial on the ae-
qulsiuoa Of Cuba by the United States,
wherein Il says: As naval and mill
tAry po5ltiou In tho Gulf OF Mexico,
Cuba Il OF great value. Troops and .
squadron would be required there; but
the people OF America, with whom the
aequiaitlonof Of Cuba IL 90 popular, would
otIsr no objection 10 such an outlay.
There iS no reason for Great Britain to
GFudHs their possession. EnHlAnd'B
possessions In those SIAs are 30 ex.
posed TO aItsek at present, that danger
cannot bo augmented. In the interests
Of commerce, II is desirable that CubA
be prosperous, and her prosperity Is
much more probable under American
government, than Rs distressed colo
ny or Spanish republic.
LIS VRllette has presented bis credUn'
tlals IN minister from France.
The Queen has gone to BAlmoral.
The Practice Of the Boat Crews.
The Harvard and Oxford crews were
out again for practice, last evening.
Tue Harvard ct the BtaEt made IS
strokes per minute, which was In
creased 10 10. The pace was good and
well sustained throughout.
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MA. sToWE's article in the Atlantic
about the separation Of Lord and L.ady
Byron eIeIteS great deal OF comment
among our exchanges. The prspor-
derRnco Of 1t Ii ngEInSt Mrs. Stowe.
Some dOub, the truth Of the main state.
ment, that Byron was guilty OF incest,
and oLhSn incIInIng to believe ",
doubt the propr!s.y Of publIhhinR It
when all the witnesses to the fact are
head
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MINOR TRLRaRAMs,

-On wednesday last. the wife Of
Rev. +. LohdSll, rector Of the Church OF
the AdVcnt, At Cincinnati, died sud,
denly. Toe rector had luai rCaigned on
uecount Of her health and accepted =
call from the 81, Paups Church, New
Haven, Conn.
Tho Springfield, Man, races will
begin next week, The boEsVs Jerry
HoAput,' Jessie Wales, Henry LsWls,
and oiheFu equally noted VIII - prra-
eat. uoFhes are arriving every day, and
doe sport 10 Anticipated.
--Chauce SsbriSkW, OF NsW York,
has rendered al Cpiulon on the Com
minupAW abAiion inJuncliOu lately
Issued by him. to the eject thAt Rhe in-
junction dOos not restrain the pro pEitlof
OF the abNtton from S!AughIering cattle
II the work can be done,
-AdviceS from Paraguay W 10 the
10th Of July, says war news are unlm.
poEIaut. The British subj ecIS we're sIin
detained but we'll treated,
Samuel Ramsey. brother OF General
Ramsey, OF the Union army, SuIClded
by shooting Al Jersey City, yesterday
-RAddy, the blacksmith, arrived At
New York, yesterday, from San Fran
cisco, In charge OF an otleOr.
The Erie Railway Company have
occupied lhslE new quarters In the
Grand Opera House, on Sih avenue aud
sd street, New York. whore superb nc.
oOumodatluns for passengers are pro-
Vided.
The Erie Company have offered TO
carry the Southern Base Ball Club from
Cincinnati to New York 1t half rates,
In case Of a vlSlt being decided upon.
An smIgrani, who copceAls his
name, was arrested on his arrival at
New York, recently, on suspicion Of
being . party charged Ia England with
counIeTfeliinG. He WAS kept moving
about from station to station 10 prevent
his being released ou writ Of habons
corpus, Then II turned out he was not
the man.
James Collins was stAbbId ~ Pen.
dlston, Ohio, Wednesday night, aud
died Thnrsdoy night from his Wounds.
Wm, BAttby, who did the stAbblnP, has
been arrested.
-R. n. shinson, editor OF tho Ma
IlSbtA HeytNtCIt WAS uuhuluAlUA W Wv
Republicans, yesterday, for State Sem
AtoT for the 18th district Of Ohio, and
Benton Odlier for the same In the 80
district
-On the inquest OF the body Of MTs'
NIckerson, at uAverAlTaw, ROcGlGDd
county, N. Y, on Wednesday, the jury
rendered verdict eIoneTntinG Mr..
NickerBOu from the charge OF having
poisoned her, declaring that the com.
plalnt was brought by DR.. Jas, HcnglVr
through malice.
The ofIlcs boy In the employ OF W.
II. Whitney, OF Bedford avenue, Brook.
lyn, wRR arrested Thursday, for at
tempting to poison the family by plSc-
Ing opium In their coffee.
Gen. e. D. Mans field will probably
be nominated by the Republican Con
ventlon RB Representative for Warren
aud Butler counties, Ohio. which mestH
to-day.
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ssEMPER. This Is the tile OF a
new work by Hon. George W. Thomp-
sou of this city, who has made some
reputation as the author OF several
philoSophIco-theOloglcal works, "rhe
Category Of the InhnIte," "semper
Deus" &c. 1t was laid on our table a
couple Of days since, and we have not
yet had opportunity to do more than
turn hastily over It's pages. II bears
the marks Of the same extensive learn.
ing and fuency Of language character
IstIc Of nil Judge Thompson's works.
Not haYlng read the work we cannot
speak Of ia positions or arguments, but
II opportunity to peruse It permits may
undertake to do 30 hereafter.
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Bx rnLnGRAPH.
national realcners' Association.
N TRYNroN. Aupust qo.

4AHNIUNI August 70.
Three Educational Associations held
district meetings this morning. AT
the National TOaehers' thers was an
overlooking audience. D. B. Hagar, Of
MaSsach huSstts, was elected President
for the ensuing year. Hon. Joseph
White aud Professor Monroe OF the
same State, made addresses. Professor
Apger, Of the New Jersey Slate Normal
School, will lecture this afternoon. The
grand reunion and closing exercises
will take place at Tayter Hall this
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MEYER enter sick room In moment
OF Precipitation, as the moment you
become cool your pores absorb. Do not
approach contagious diseases with an
empty stomach, or sit between the
sick and the fire, because the heat at
tracts the vapor. PreVentiVes are pre-.
feEaole TO pills or powdPra.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

a COMET Is now said to be visible in
the north, which unless 1t or the earth
change course, will surely be into ua
with solid mass Of Are more than q
hundred times larger than the earth.
This probably accounts for the warm
weather. - WelESbitr0 Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21
Hot Wealner ln sew Yo,k.

NEW YORK, August 20.
The heat has been most intense TO.
day and has probably caused more
suffering than that OF any other day
this summer, Several cases OF sun
stroke have occurred, in some Instances
animals have dropped dead In the
street from the effects OF the heat.
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THA Washington correspondent Of a
Democratic paper thinks DsRUS letter
will produce complications that will
ouIminlte In driving Mr.. Boutwell,
from the Cabinet. II anybody Ia hart
by that letter 1t will be Dent. It was
one Of those ill-cOnSIdsred, foolish lot.
ters that kicked back wards like the
HudIbras gun. Nothing il so fatal to
a half nedgsd politician as the writing
OF letter. He may survive a thou
sand foolish utterGnces 40 long AZ they
are only speech bat the moment he
puts pen to paper, he Is lost.
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Death sentence COmmuted.

CLEVELAND, o., August 20.
The sentence Of Thomas MulhalI,
who was TO be hung In this city August
28lh, was this day commutSd to i'm.
pEisoument for life, MulhAll has been
twice convicted Of aiding and Abottlng
IN the murder OF David 8, RlnveF,