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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-01
CONDENSED TIE 5EGRAMS

A rumor prevailed in Louisville yes.
terisy that family Of ten persons,
Mrs. Donaldson and seven chi ldrsn and
Mrs Stackney and daughter, were
murdered last Monday nghtin Spencer
Kentucky, the house being robbed.
No particulars were received.
The clerks in the Postoffice De-
psrtmeut at Washington babe an
affeclona'e farewell to CressweII yester-
day. 1t was a gushing affair on both
SIDES.
Secretary Fish says that a demand
upon the Spanish government for iu-
demnity for the prisoners executed BY
Burriel in Cuba, was part Of the agree
ment in the settlement of the VIrgiuius
affair.
AT Fort Wayne, Ohio, yesterday
pools were sold in relation TO the Demo-
cratic congressional nomination to-day.
Hamilton was first choice.
The prohibition folks met in couven.
ton in Bloomington, Illinois, yestel-
day. The customary resolutions were
passed.
Rev DR.. Wells, OF Red Wing, Min.
ne-ota, has consented to accept the
Episcopal Bshopric o! that diocese.
A thunder storm at Manitoba recent
ly stsmpeied 800 horses belougipg to
cavalry aud mounted police, and many
were killed or seriously injured.
Imm grafton during the past six
months has fallen off nearly f ty per
cent as compared with the corresponds
ing months Of last yesr.
The ection in Little Rock, Arkau-
sss, yesterday, passed of quietly with a
majority in favor OF the Convention.
No returns are received vet from the
Slste.
A locomotive exploded at Springfield.
Onio, yesterday, on the c. 5 & c rail-
road, fatally scaIdipg the engineer,
George Drussel, aud brakeman, john
Drussel.
john Burnett was killed and robbed
at Fort Wayne, Indiana, Yesterday.
The creditors OF the Allegheny VAL
lev railroad held a nee ing in Pitts
burgh yesterday, but the proposition
submitted by the company was no,
satisfactory and no agreement was
reached.
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Internal Rev.nue Receipts.
CHICAGO.
Railroad Matters.

CHICAGo June 20.-rhe managers OF
the railroads leading from this CITY
through Iowa are discussing the Iowa
railroad law, which is similar to that o.
Wisconsin The Chicago, Burl ngton
& Quincy, the Chicago, Rock Island x
Pacific The Chicago d Northwestern
and the Illinois Central will be serious
ly affected by the law, and it is certain
the road7 will take some joiot action.
The Chicago IL North wes' ern and the
Chicago, Rock leland & Pacific roads
will issue q freight tariff to correspond
with the new law. This acton the
other roads will probably adopt. I'm
der the new tariff the passenger rates
will be three cents per mile. The
roads, at the meeting yesterday, 'ailed
to agree on the course to be pursued in
regard to this feature, but at present
will sui NIT to the law. The other
rosds will continue their present rates,
except TO polnts where their lines com
pete ~ith the Chicago, Rock Island d
P c:fc. The latter company are bound
by the extension OF time on their Iowa
graut TO submit 10 whatever leglslatIon
ehal regulate IS the freight and fare
tariff. The Attorney. General gives, as
his opinion, that the law can be eniorc-
ed, though it is very loosely y framed.
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THE New York Bulletin says that q
banking house, in that city, who are
understood to transact business for a
Senator" sod sj,0OO,OOO OF gold at ll2
be'ore the memorandum" 10 Senator
JONES was made public and bought the
same amount at Ill after the memoir
anium was published, thus clearing
$4,000 by Il e transaction. II is infer
red that the house knew all about the
"memorandum" at the time they made
Their sale, although the public DID not
Who ls the Senator for whom this
house are "unders TODD to transact busi-
ness?"
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 80 -Cottor-
Dull at l6!c. Flour-Dull and q bale
lower at - 15G 6 10. Wheat-DulI and
rom,nsl at 81 90 Corn-Dn,l; mixed
63ta Gjc. Oats-Dull at Ala SOC. R,e
Dull aud nominal at 95c. Barley
Nominal. Oils-U nchsneed Eggs-
Firm 81 l5c. Buuer-Dull and un-
changed. Cheese-Fi-m. Pork-Frm
aud in demand at SIS On. Ia-d-Quiel
and firm; summer lOSGlU2c; kettle
ll3c. Bulk Mests-Qule'; shoulders
6!n6.', the latter asked at clo-e;
c ear RIB he al 9.c, g. bid, held at
9sc. Bacon-StesIy; shoulders rs
clear rib 9i6 lOc; clear lOlc. Whisky
Steady al 94c.
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J. S. Rhodes & Co.
p re POSALS.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD or CoM'Rs
WHBELING, W. Va June %, 1874.
CgAIEn PROPOsAIS VIII BIZ RE.
- CElVED at this ffice for the 'ollowiGg
County work, saiu bid. 10 close on Friday
July 81, 1874, al 4oclock p m.
lst ror the Plsstering OF the Front ofthe
Jail, the old plasteIing TO be taken on snh
a cement or any other lard and durable
mixture put on.
Also the old plastering on The out'ide oi
Court Building to be tpken OF and re piss.
tered with same msteIisl es used ior front
OF iail
ed. Bids for taking the old columns from
belfy o, Court house and repair OF belfIy.
Also any repairs the roof may need, hat IL,
the rafters or any timsers connected with
said roof
Srd Bids for painting Billy Court
House. Offices, non Fence and Brick
Colums OF said fence, two costs nf Uest ma
terIal, plain and in cOlOrs, as the 90 nmit
Tee may dec de.
Bidders Tor Plas,ering and Painting will
specify the kind Of mBterial they propose
TO uEe
Board reserves the right 10 reject anv or
all bids. CHAr. X DEL ERS,
i.93u Clerk Board OF Commissioners.
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BOSTON,.
Prisoner Missing.

BosroN, June 30.-The jury in the
caae OF Charles Sigwsll, charged with
mapslsughter. for causing the loss Of
several lives. by the falling of Near
thurs dwelling, which WAS erected un-
der Sigwsll's superinteodence, came
into court this mornipg, unable to
agree. Judge Haight sent them back
with Instructions About noon the jury
returned and reported that they had
agreed upon q verdict. The clerk
po'led the jnry, and the judge asked II
the prisoner was present. He was not,
and the court adjourned, after ordering
The jury to be locked up 10 await the
result OF the search.
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STGCKs-WIth the single exception o
Erie were weak at the commenceme t
o. business, with strong dispositloa t
sell. The decline ragged from ! to Il
per cent, with Western Union, Lake
Shore aud Wabash as the features
About midday there was a slight re-
covery, followed by further decline.
Durin. tine last ihour OF business the
market was firm and prices recovered !
per cent on The entire list, leading off
active and strong. The advance wss
most marked in Western Union, North
western, Lake SDors, Wabtsh. Rock
I-land, Onro's sud Union Pacific
Among the sales today were % 900
shares OF We-rcru Union. $500 Pacltir
MAJ. $4,000 Erie, 1900 lake Shore,
% 600 Union Pacific, 5000 Northwest,
cru, 5000 Rock island IS 900 St. Paul,
and 1900 Western.
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Mary c. Campbell, u d!.

Mary c. Campbell, sG!.
IN CHANCERY.
By virtue OF a deer, e OF the Municipal
Court o. wheeling, IN de and entered in
the above entitled cause on the DLn day OF
March, 1874, ! will, on
Saturday, Ib. 18th day Of June, "a
BEGINNING ut 10 O'c.ock 2. m, % said day,
Oripr a; public sale 10 the highest and best
bidder OF bidders, ai the front door OF the
Court House OF ohio county, the following
drscTlb,d 10 S and pa clos OF ground stu ti @
IN th- Srh ward o the city Wheeling,
tn 1 is to say: Lol numbered one N square
numbered eighteen lots numbered seven.
Tee. and e'gnteeu in quaTe numbered
eighteen with the improvement upon sslo
lot No Il, consisting Ofa frame tenement
!, nae. lot numbered fifteen IN ,quare nuIn.
b,r d thirty lots uum6e ed five and
six in square numbered ICrty.fur, Iof
rum bcred hrpe IN square mOered thlTty'
seven ard lot numDFrel Two In SQutr.
luun1eren fOity .pine, all Of the addition 10
he city OF " LeCljng, laid out 10y SprigS q
Ri'"hie.
TERSi4 OFS SALE-One fourth or so much
more o. the purchase money IA the pur-
chsser or purchase = may elect 10 pay In
cash, aud the residue in three equal annual
In>la.lmCnts rom the day OF s8Ie, with In
Isrest uDon said de erred installments ON
the day OF sale, the purchase to give goo !
ersunal security lor tue payment OF said
de CrTeI in@tal!mentS, aad interest, apd
The ttt.e TO the pIop~fty 10 be retained un-
ii! the purcuase money l. fully paid.
JAMES h. Mem rCHFN,
msl1cayt Spec al Commissioner
The above sale I POSTPONED until Satur'
U"'' '"' ' JAI. r. wcMECHEN,
iyll.u Special CUmmiss oner.
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MEMPHIS.
RAILROAD Case Decided.

MEMPHIS, June 80. - Chancellor
Walker, in the case Of Venable against
the Paducsh d. Mempb Railroad, ha'
decided that no such corporation as the
Paducsh & Memphis Railroad Com
pauy is known to law, the authority
under which the charter was grsnted
having been unconstitutional. Thl'
decision, il eustsined by he Supreme
Court, will render all contracts entered
into by said corporation null and void
DR.. Robinson, agei about 55 years,
was shot and killed by a youog man
uamtd Robb at Skaipmitb's IandlI &
one hundred miles above Vickshurg, II
few days since for alleged Intimacy with
Rohb's mother.
Never Friedland was shot and killed
Friday at Leali Lauking, Washington
county, NJ ssissippi, by Ell Mavash,
partner, in a quarrrl over winding up
their business Msvash was acquitted
on the grounds OF self de 'ense.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 30.-Flour-Ir
fait demsnd and steady; Howard stree
and western smerfi le 81 25@5 90, ex-
trs 5 25G6 90; family 6 25@S 90
Wheat-Qulet and unchanged Corr
-Weske; western mixed new 79c; Ole
Sic. Oats-Firmer; western mixed
5S@60c; white 62963c. Rye-Dul
81 90G95c. Provisious-DuIl aud un'
changed. Butter-Scsrce, frn aud uu
changed. Coffee-Quet and strong
air 10 prime Ro 20l9224c. Whisky
Steady at Csc.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money amt stock MarEe

New York money amt stock MHrE"r
NEW YORK, June 30.-MoNEY-3H
4 per cen prime me cant!e paper 50
66l per cent. Sterll"g firm with hu :
ness at SS for Gu days, and 4 9O3
r sight Exp 'rts OF produce tor the
week 81 1911 GA An increase over ast
week OF $76l,O66. Customs receipts,
S344, 900.
q LD-Opened at III. advanced to
lllt aid closed at Ill, tue lowest point
OF me day. Borrowing rae las per
c Int to Gat and fioaIIy | 64 per cent.
rhe Assistant Treasurer dlrbursed SD :
900 CIesriugs s22,OOO.OOO. Exports
$ll0 600.
STATE BoxDs-Dull. Railroad bonds
active.
GovEPNMESTa-Ste
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Perhaps Mr.. Thomas COLLINS knows
what Mr.. BsKoHER did. Nobody else
appears to be in condition to make
affidavit to the nature of the action,
although the Great American Public
with it's usually keen instinct of hope
for the worst aud dirtiest, has jumped
at the conclusion that he dare not, for
reasons ordinarily well understood
when the phrase is used, throw stone
MO any crowd OF children" in New
York or Brooklyn.
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Boiler ExPlOstos.

DsrRolr, June 80 Two of the fine
boilers in the extensive saw mill and
eat bI, ca of Thomas Ssylor & Co., 81
CarTolton, Michigan, exploded at six
o'clock this morning with terrible force.
Tie 'oiowrug were instantly killed :
Jt,c' Judsop, mar ed; Benjamin
Chapman, married; John Peck and
6-'rge WATSON, leaves each a wife and
@r-s children. Wounded-Willism
A1 nett, boy OF eighreeo, is dying
t. Cleveland, scalded aud bruised, but
vi! recover; F. Walter, arm broksa ;
C0Ley Davis, ankle sprsined.
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Philad eIphiR Market.

PHLADELPHiA, June 80 Flour
Vrry dull; suprrtine So SOFA I 25; Ohio
and Ind'srs extra tsmily 6 75@7 90
Whest-Quiet and week; red 81 ~
amber 5S Rve-Sl 03 CorD-De-
chung; yellow s3c; western mixed 81
@S2c. Oats Advancing, white. Goa
&c; mixed 62la 63c. Buuer and Egg
unchanged. Cheese--Weak; prime
western reserve l3tGl3!; bali skm'
.SGl2,. Petroleum. E .sier; r,fipec
l244l2ic; crude SiSstc. Whisky
este.
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1t is copsoling to know that there
was a heavy fall of snow at Cape Breton
Island yesterday.
James Bennett shot himself at
Cleveland yesterday. Cause, Jealousy.
The President and Mrs. Grant are
expected to return to Washington to-
dsy and to 60 to Long Branch on Fri
day.
George B. McCar,ie is to be appoint
ed Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
vice Sawyer.
Deunisou and Blow have accepted
their appointment as Commissioners
TOR the District of Columbia and it is
probable that Csttel will also accept,
The employees in the Treasury De-
partmept at Washington are being re-
duced in number, the new Secretary
having marked 325 Tor dismissal. o
course there is a hutttr among the
c erks. Fourteen tainted when their
names we're announce among the dis
charged. Two months extra pay is TO
be allowed to the uulortunaies. De
charges have also been made in Audi
tors office and from the Interior De-
partment.
Ex Governor Clark is the Temper
ance candidate for Governor OF New
York.
Theodore Tiltou declares that Beech :
er did write the letter OF confession, and
that the whole Of it will be published il
Mr.. Beecher desires It's publication.
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BY TELEG RAP b.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
By the Western Union Line, ONCE North.
west corner of Main and 18th streets.
w WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June 80.
The Centennial,

The President having directed that
all correspondence on the part of tn e
Centennial Commission or any oI its
officers with the government, may be
conducted through the Department Of
the Interior, Secretary Delsno has called
the attention Of the Secretary OF State
to the JOINT resolution approved June
5tb, authorizing the extension OF a corr
dial invitation 10 foreign governments
to participate in the exhibition, and
requested him to transmit copies OF the
resolution abroad. Secretary Delano
SAYS in his letter that it has been con-
sidered necessary by the Commission
in charge OF the exhibition, to revise
It's general regulations hereto fore issued
and 10 extend the dates assigned Tor
certain stages OF the work, aud that q
revision is now in progress. Mr.. Dela
no therefore requests that the govern
merits OF other Datlons be dul v spprised
through the representatives OF this gov,
ernment OF the 'oregoiug facts, and that
al necessary in ormatton In regard 10
the exh bition which may be desired
can be ob,slned by communicating wi h
A S Goshorn, Dlrecter,yGenersl Of the
exhibition.
Internal ReV"uue Receipts.
The In ernal Revenue receipts TO day
were 1898 407, making the total for
June 50 IS4 563, and the total tor the
fiscal yesr ending TODAY S|O2,s65,5T,
being IN excess OF 81 365 SIT over the
estimstes OF the commissioners made at
the beginning Of The year.
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New York ury Goods '5nrEer

New YORK, June 80 Business is
moderate with the cpmm ssion houses
but the jobbIpg branches quiet. The
market for cotton goods was fairIv &C.
tive and firm for nearly all staple
make; Atlantic brown shee ings We're
ad'arced &c by agents; Lawnsisl~,
Back stone and Hope sblrtngs were
closed out at slight concession. but
sgeots asking rates are unchanged
Heavy cassimeres, worsted costings
beavers aud kepeiIests more active.
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Eng I.ihtrIN Cni,Ie MErkeI.

EAT LIBERTY June 80 -Cattle-Ar-
rivals, l4S cars; hest Sc 25 10 50;
medium 5 Is 10 90; common 5 00 TO
, l2I; etockers 4 50 Hogs-Arrlvsls,
% care; best Sc 35 to 6 65; Workers E 09
TO e %. Soeep-ArrivsIs, 80 cars; beet
81 90 TO ) 50
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June 80 --Flonr-Dull
and nominal. Wheat-Active and aG-
vanced, tut Irregular No Chicago
spring 81 90; No. 2 DO | l73 spot or
July | II August; O6 September; No
3 do 09!@l TO- rejected 99!c@l 90.
Corn Opened firm aud cIoseG dull and
lower; No. mixed j9IG59sc cash;
SGT @592a July; SOC bii August reject
Ell soc OsIs STEADY; No. 2 44!c casn;
Ala July; 33c August; rejected By Rve
q liet and u"Changet; N. , S4;,
Barley Dull ami nominal. Pork-lo
fsir1iemaud and advanced at Sl7 Is
cash or July; II % August. Lard
Qlet and urchs gei At sll l24 csrb
or July. Bulk Meats-S;eady; shou'.
ders Sc 271@6 80; short rib middtea
s 90 spot, loosc; 9 Is August. WHISKY
Steady al 94!c. Wheat-On The
opening OF the board in the afternoon
the market was unchanged
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EOi, DO N Hsket.

TOLEDO, June 30-FIour-Du!l and
unchanged. Wheat-DuIl and lower;
No. | white Michigan 81 4j; amber
Michigan cash aud July 249; August
| l9. Corn-DuIl; high mixed 653r;
July 65,; Augus: 654c; September 66c;
low mixed 64! August Csc. Oats
Dali. M 259,c
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Valuable MACHINERY For Sale.
In Rivesville, Marion Co., W. Va.

Will SELL At PRIVATE BALE,
i the following valuable machinery, all In
good running order:
Une Woodwork Planer and hatcher.
Saw Table and all the necesSary appurie'
nRnces.
One Blanchard Spoke Lathe with Glea-
sons Impr vemPnts with tnclng, Throat
ing, Tensuting ana Saud Betting Machincs;
also Dole aud silver Wheel 1enoninS Ma
chine attached
one Portable Steam Engine, l2.hOrsf
power, with shai ing. Hangings, Pulley
and Betting.
Also y Ioi Of nm finished work, Wagon and
Carriage Wheels and 40 a WOrks; wl'h
q lot OF Bench and Blacksmith Tools, will
various other articles used In this line %
business.
Aho two Houses snd Lots IN said town
Persons de iTiUg 10 purchase col see sl
the above nameh machinery tested.
will selI the above property ia whole o'
in part Ia suit purchasers. Possession gwen
at any time.
Persons desiring further Information
will please address the und rsigned nj hl'
ffice, Rivesvile, Marion Co, W. Va,
-rbg AUsTIN MERRILL.
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CHLORIDE OF LIME.
Teachers Examination.

THE ANNUAL EXANINATIOS OF
| applicants for pos tious rs e.chers'
in the wheeling public schools will take
pla in the Fourth ward Fcnooi Hall. on
hursdsy, July 2ad, ensuing, commencing
- g CLOCK a. m. Candida es must be pre-
sent promptly at his hour. None but
actual applicants for positions a. Teachers
or the ensuing year, u ed apply for eI N =
nation. 7. ) WILLIAMS,
Chairman Examining COMMITTEES.
'e2S!
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SAMPSON Oil,

This oil (derlving It's name from
simpson, meaDing strength) is one. Of
'-e best il not the best remedy offered
10 the public Tor rheumatism, ard ell
pam, and it appears that no medicine
has ever gained so astteriug reputation
IN as Snort time. mayls.
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ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, June 30.-Col. W. r Ar
thur has been appointed Ger srsl Su-
perintendent OF the St. Louis, Kansas
City d Northwestern Railroad, vice
W. c. Vanborne resigned
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FROM our reports this morning the
nrobsbilities are that the weather to-
to-day will be fair, with northeast to
southeast winds and no decided change
OF temneaatnre.
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IIyINGSTONE y SDEAD.

T,uR 80 YEARS MILLIONS HAVE IN.
tenily watched his perilous yet heroic
struggles, aud grand pchiev meats, and
now eag, rly desire the Com lete Iiie-His-
TOW OF this woTd-Tenown"d hero and
boz ef Ctor which uulolds also the curio,i.
u,s and wealth of a wild md wonderful
cnuntry. IL IL Ju~t read 200 agents
wat ted quickly. One agent Snlh lsl an.
othcr 80 one week FornaTil"ulsfs address
dUBBAkD BRI -, either Phlla Boston,
n Cincinnati, ohio. lt@
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GOm III ,ssiOner s saie OF Sth
Ward Property.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
FL zlIsth @. Campbell and ThOs. Z. Camp
bel, infants WHO sue b. their next frieLo
JACOB K. Greer.
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affecting aeal5ter.

GOLD closed in New York on ysster,
day at Ill.
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1ss''s S'ss's CENT ENNIAL

GAIblltGh UNITED STATFs.
No book has ever been published o. such
universal interest tO the american people.
IL appeals To no partcul class al nc, but
10 all classes To men and wom' n az at pro.
"plni"ns-to FaImcrs, Laws era, business
Men, Mechanics, PLY yslcisus, Politicians,
teachers. students Manutact rers, Sales
men, ren OF learning a. d men who can
,nly read. 20 old and young. All wantit as
a book OF constant reference, aud 10 PEE
serve for ihcr children aud Childrenh
children as the only compl te aud reliSble
work, showing the gigantic results OF tho
First One HUNDRED Years ot the Gre test
Republic the Wn'ld f.ver raw. IL u not u
luxury but a necessity To every well in'orhl-
a American citizen. Agents make slOO to
1900 per month. Send for 81 GUAR ZiEGbtR
a McCURDY, PhllRd,lphiS, Pa. MASH
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III z u B e & A

which will make the Ilver active, Assist
Digestion, Purity the bio Vi, strengthen the
Ute'i q and Urinary organ inyigorste the
system, and make you entov II q ~ you
ought. Pd eslR oitle. JOHN Y. ttL-
IIGG AGENT. New York. leN
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CievPIano Market.

CLEVELAND, June 3O-Whest-Quiet
and nomInsIi unchanged. Corn
Quiet and dull; high mixed Tic; low
ID xed 70c. Oats-Qliet and unchang-
d. Petro!eum-FIrm; standard white
l01c; Ohio State test to 1902 l3!c.
P!tIsDur2n Petroleum Market.
PlrrsBURGH, June 30.-Petroleum-
Crude very quiet, quoted at wells al
S56S7c, rfued dull, July 1872.
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The President.

A Charleston, West Virginia, dis
pstch saws the President aud Mr.
Grant took the regular train for Wash
iuston at noon Yesterday.
Patrick Naughton, who has teen on
trial for the murder OF his WIFE in this
city, last winter, was yesterday convict
ed OF msnslsughter.
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CINCINNATI,
PnisO ned,

CINCINNATI, June so An Enquirer
special states that Misc Kate West. OF
Paris. Ken lucky, diei yesterday from
an overdose OF arsenic, taken, 1t is sup =
posed, for the purpose OF improving her
complexion. Sue was OF good family,
uad'a large circle OF friends and her
death in this manner caused a great
sensation
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-01
Whe5Iing Island Driving Park.
To sp0rtsmen and Others

We the Undcrigned, have rented to
above grounds and ntiFd them mp In good
order, laid good dane DR flOOr IN FlOrsI
all nod will cover the same, 10 as 10 pro.
t,ct all who may rent u Tor PlcDirs, and
keep them dry md iu tho shade. We will
also take HOTs"s 10 tr.in iO trOt, Tnn and
mace; alsrtske colts aud I'D Tunsw way and
Kicking hOrses To break nud horses thatafn
sick. nre,Or suy .ilmrBt tat th'y ave
suhl ert 10 will he treated " ith skiil and care
Tur Track will be let 'opersOus who Dihy
want 10 make a rsc', by making spplicl.
ton Haa-on tickets can be hal for $40,
each, giving the holder tue priyiIsgr Of
driving each afternoon
A.P. HANCHER, ". - v. T.
malgh JAMES a. UMPLEBY.