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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-14

vim, ana some ambitious .sratesmon~ were cum
nrmed as commissioners OF deeds, and still the
Assistant Alderman Simonson INDUCED in
sman display Of pyroiechnics by Offering resolu-
tioD. calling upon the Police Commissioners to en-
force section OF the Revised Ordinance oil 1866,
promoting the discharge OF nrecrackers' torpe-
Assistant Alderman Clancy moved to refer the
subject 1t being so very artistic 10 the Committee
on Arts ana Sciences. This gentleman was very
lnulgnaht AZ the TACT that young America should
be deprived OF celebrating the anniversaries OF
our glorious independence without the ana OF IRE,
enough continued the speaker, land, besides, the
BOARD OF Polce Is at present chaotic enougn Win
WORKS" The Committee OF Arts and sciences have
the resolution now In their charge.
valuable time gone by, and still no resolutions
anectlng the Mayor offered yet
The COMMITTEE on Arts ana Sciences reported
adversely upon resolution passed by the Board OF
Board OF Estimate and App0rtionment to appro-
pirate $4,000 Tor the purchase from Mrs. 5. n.
Randall OF the maps and field notes known as the
Randall maps on survey OF Houston street,
which was recommended by Commissioner Van
Mort. me report was adopted bat reconsidered
ana again referred TO the same committee
More business transacted and stu no resolu-
tons.
A resolution to pave, nag, &C., SIxty-sixth
street, between avenue A and Third avenue mad
been passed June ~, and vetoed by the Mayor
June ~. The Mayor however, found out that ne
disapprOved OF this measure by mistake, and in
formed the Board 80 in q communication stating
that fact, and that he wanted to see the work
supposed to 10 the parliamentarian OF this body,
ms ructed the President that the only measure to
e .pe s The
was SO passed.
The ''dOg Ordinancen as amended last Friday by
Alderman Morris was called up and c0ncurred In
by vote OF II yeas TO nay. The dissenting
member was Assists Alderman Wiser.
Mr. Healy moved uneasiy about the chamber,
his right hand cOnvusivey clutching the lett Ia
pei or his coat. He approached the reporters
table, and being impOPtuned concerning the resO-
buttons, meekly answered that, ave thought 1t
best not to offer any to-day, and await the coming
OF events" And the resolutions condemnatOry OF
Mayor slumber IN the coat pocket OF Mr.. Healy to
be heard OF no more.
Further interest in the proceedings of the Board
ceased on the PRONUNCIATION OF the above facts,
and after transacting some routine business the
Board adjourned until the 9th inst. at two O'Clock
p. NJ.
1t is currently stated that the Tammany leaders
have interdlcted the offering OF the aforemen-
toned resolutions, which, however, Mr.. Heay
emphatically denies.
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This pla amount includes paying for Riverside Park,
s s sS Of S. q {. 1Hs @
msneed before the present Comptroller TOOK Office and
ns ,1 e !S
Of e and this class
Whereas the revenues Of the city have largely in.
which the debt increasing BY reason these
ssoiSea. hat the judsnen of this Board that,
taken except when actually necessary and the Com.
Of ana the OF s Inc m
auested not to commence authorize any works,
cent distinctly ana clearly sssary, un the
the city Greater aspos,,ioe to pay the 81
s % s II hs S aad h ss
taxed ed to pay tor uptown which are solely
under what are known Boulevard Laws, by days
dSHSs and uncsrtanIy which rovssns
to know that the laws tins subject clear and
q 70 hsII ;aasIeney insure The
issue bonds for the connnanee Of this
class OF works many OF which are of no public utility
public necessity
generation IN authorization of The requirement. many q
source g sSBense for repairs &S and upon which at
half the public Interest better served BY de-
voting some attention to the repair and improvement Of
the streets in the lower part of the city, which
thronged with people, and which constant neces
sity Tor the movement OF persons and property.
Resolved, That while this Board is In favor of the
carrying on Of public which essential to
growth development and entation OF the city II
Is at this time proper that such the public moneys
are expended should devoted especially i'm
proyement OF the dock property by which commercial
facilities will be enlarged and from which immed
ate and remunerative revenue will be derived aud in
putting In order the horoughares in the lower Of
the city, which are now much in want of repair.
On motion of Mr.. Vance the resolutions were laid
over, by three votes, the Comptroller voting in the
negative and protesting against the action OF the
Board.
MIR. Vance moved that $780, 900 worth of East
River Bridge bonds OF New York be issued. Laid
over by Mr.. Vance's request.
Mr.. Green said he wanted 20 issue bonds i'm
medlately to satisfy some judgments granted since
the meeting was called, but he could not do so on
account OF the Vance rule, requiring notice of
f0rty-elgnt hours before each such proposal
Mr. Vance was willing to suspend the rule in this
instance, but the Comptroller expressed doubts
to the propriety or legality OF such coulse. He
evidently wanted the rule repealed altogether.
Alter some discussion the matter was finally
dropped without being voted upon
Mr.. Wheeler offered resolution authorizing the
issue OF 900 worth or bonds to construct pubic
road or drive from both street northwards.
Adopted. After which the Board adjourned,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-02
SPORTING NEWS.
The Lexington Races.

LExrSGTGS, October There Es' &
large attendance st the trosIng rEces to-
day. The weather was fine and the
track good. and the racing wa' unusually
good. The time made by Lady Slant in
the int race. was the fastest on record
:or three year oIds. The frst raDe stakes
fox three year old, $50 entrsnce, hall for
fs:, i've or more 10 Ell, 500 BY the A.
sociatioa 70 the reeOnd horse, and the
third horse 20 saTe bis entrance. Pennis-
tor Lady Slant. by Membrino Pa;chen.
/. !. ]; Mckcmmen's Bla~kSood,
by Blackwood. ]. .. .. 2; Steele PrOtims
bv BlackvOod. ), 8, distAGced; Psttsr-
son's c. b., by Bal.ora, 4. 4, distaneed
Dunn's Birdy Girl, b. Morrison, 3, .,
distsnoed; Nnckle. Girlie, hy George
Wilke;. dI.tanced; Braaield's Alethea, by
Ai:nAnt, distanced: Scott Brown Chief
b. Indian chief. distsHoedi Stocksny,
Maud NAcev. by Joe Hooker, dis.aneet
Time. 2:2sl. > :30I, 2:.9, 2:32!.
The second rsce Vas for three year
; nlds; $50 entrance, hsf forfeit; five oI
more to all; 800 by the Association tc
the second borse. third horse u save en-
trsnce. Steel. Consul, by Almon;, ], J.
Meals Sunshine, by Curtiss Humble.
. tonian, 2 9; Dwshs Nambrino Jcc, bJ
Nambrino Patchen, 4, 3; COoks Ten
Stamps, BY AbdsllAh Pilot 2, A
Claws Coral, by Clsrk's Chief, 2 dis
tanced; Patterson's Aatty Old, b,
Bsi.ors, 8, dis;Anced. Hays Cinderella
by Ehilo. dis;Anoed. shsckslfords jim
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By Curtis Hsmbletonian. distanced. Time
, 2:5lA, 2:4s.
/ The third race was for purse Of $500
for horses that have never trotted better
than 2:50; S400 to first horse, $40 to
second and 500 to third; Scott Laile's
Dick Taylor by Didlake, ., 0, ], l, /.
Powell and Dorell's Billy Spencer By
second Mambrino, 5, O. ., 5, I. Bryant's
Auction, 6, 6, 5,2,2. Ellis Cannoner BY
Black Hawk, 4, 4, s, /, 3. Affords
Midway Belle BY Bourbon Chief 4, ), 6,
6, 6; Dunn's Jessie H. by Black Dia-
lnond, IL, 10, 4, 8, s. Boyer's John Clay
by American Clay, II, II, 7,7,7; Mil
lers Gsnnie by Joe Downing, /, 3, dis
tanced; Stroder's Kate Clay by c. VI.
Clar, jr, :, 8, distanced, Megginrin's
Belle, Msude, by Joe Mil
Ter, 10, :, distanced; Patterson's Annie
Bailey BY Dixie, 8, 9, distsnced; Grsy's
Frank Miller BY Frank Miller, dis,anccd.
Time 2:36t, 1884, 2:33, 2:S5, 2:37.
Just before the races began, A. J. Al
. exander's Woodford Membrino. was
shown on the course and trotted mile
in 2:2Ot. He will trot on Saturday.
Three races tomorrow and four on Sat-
urtay.
base Ball.
BosToN, October LIN the game OF
base ball to-day. the score stood BcStons
%, Atlantics nothing.
Fleetwood Park Races.
NEW YORK, October l.-At Fleetwood
Park to-day, the free for all race, was
won BY American Girl: Camors second,
and Sensation third. The first heat was
a dead one between the Girl and Csmors.
Time, 2:24s, 2:25, 2:23a, 2:25.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-02
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

The public debt statement shows re-
duc,ion Of s435,4l7 during september.
The steamer Ancou which arrived at
San .Frsncisco from Panama, Wednes.
day, brought up the body Of Rev. John
/. Stevens. Methodist missionary who
was murdered BY mob III March last,
in the Province Of Jalisco.
Hon. Horace II. Harrison has been
nominated BY the Republican Congres-
sionsl Convention at Nashville, Tenn.
The First Baptist Church OF New Hs-
ven. Connecticut, Was burned yesterday
morning. Loss s5GHoo; insurance about
$4,000
Half million gold was awarded at New
York, Yesterday, at from llo.l5 to lloI0.
A fire at Cris6eld, Ind, Yesterday.
burned seven large oyster houses ana
two dwellings. Loss, $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
The Secretary Of the Treasury will TO
dsv October lst) make call Tor ten
million dollars in hve-twentlss tor IT.
demp,ion. within three months.
The Republican Congressional Con-
vention at Oswego, yesterday, nominated
T. c. Plat: for Congress.
George VI. Beehe was, yesterday, nom
mated BY me Democratic Convention
for Congress from the l4th New York
district.
A special to the Memphis .Ardlanehe
from Greenville, Tennessee, Of October
ls,, saws: The Democratic Convention
of the Firs, District assembled here to-
day. and nominated Hon. VIM. McFar-
land, brother Of Hon. Robert Mcfarland,
for Congress.
The SiIth New Jersey district Repub-
lican Congressional Convention. yesteE-
day. renominsted Marcus L. Ward for
Congress.
In the New York Democratic Liberal
Convention, Col \. +. Alien was nomi-
mated for Congress.
The steamers Ambassador and Dairis,
arrived at Queenstown yesterday. The
! Ambassador was accompanying the
steamship Farsday in the work OF laying
. direc, United States Cable, snd II l.
presumed the Dairis also belonged to the
feet.
, The celebrated Judgment of Judge
Ranthie-. Of Montreal, that pres,
could no, Re held responsible before ciHiI
courts for what he said from the pulpit
has been reserved in the Cour: Of Review
Mrs. Ma,ilda johnson, one Of the old
est citizens of Little Rock, died on Thur
day morning, aged 81 years. She was
the relict Of Judge Benjamin johnson
who Was appointed, by President Mon
roe. Territorial Judge Of Arkansas u
1919. and the mother Of Hon. h W
Johnson, and mo,her-in-law Of Hon. a
II. Devier. both United States Senators
prior to the war.
At.he Reform Congressional Conven
ton of the sth District Of Wisconsin
to-day, Judge G. W. Cate was nomins
ted by scclamation.
DR.. Luther P. Wetherby, the recent!
elected Marshal ofthe Chancery Court .
Louisville, died Yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-02
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINEATI, October Cotton
Quic, ., loo; prices hereafter win D"
based IN III" classification adopted by the
National Association. Flour, Wheat
and Barl"y-Unchanged. Corn-Stesdy
at s3Cq sJr. Oats-Advancing at 54(d,
5s' Rye Firm at IL 90. Oils-Un.
changed. Eggs-Dull q, lsc. Cheese
-Firm at l4lMl5c Pork-Nominnl
Lard Quiet and dull. Bulk Meats
plll; shoulder, Sim9cj clear rib side,
IA; clear side, i5c.' Bacon---Dull;
shoulder, To-; clear rib sides l5t@l5lc;
cicsr sides lie; sales last evening oi
shoulders at lOIc; clear rib sides at ljlc,
all buyer. at 10Th October. Whisky
Demand fair and market firm at al 03.
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,focEs-Opened active and firm at an
advance of Ia ! per cent over Yesterday
price,. Pacific Mail soon declined per
crnt on rurnors Of the loss OF the steam
ship Alaska. st the first board the mar.
ka Ess strong. Wsstern Union sd-
yxneed /, per cent, Lake Shore = per
cent. and the general lit Ia per cent.
C.. &. 6L &. advanced 10 IA on an an
nounccment tha; the coupons Of the sr.t
mortgage bonds were being paid; after
wards declining TO l2l. During the last
hour Of business the market wss weak,
and there vas a general falling OF o!
prices from ~ per cent. The chief
falling OF was ia Lake Shore and {. {.
&c. The decline WA on the roaliza-
ton of sales and rumOrs VI the failure Of
large chipping house in the West India
trade. The arm ia question denied their
failure most positively up 70 the close 81
bu.ines.. The sEles to day aggregated
$4,000 shares, If which 5000 we're
Western Union, 5l,Doo. Pseifc Mail
1900 Erie. $1,000 Lake Shore, 24.0Ol
Union Pacific, 1900 Northwestern
5000 Rock Island, 1000 St. Paul, 1900
Wabash, 1900 Ohio and 500 G. {
- &C ..,+ ,+fs.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, October l.-Cotton---
Weak; middling uplands l4ic; low mid
dlings l5t; middlings l5sc. Flour
Receipts 1900 bbls quiet and un-
changed. Rye Flour-Stesdy at - 20(a
s 40. Corn Mesl-Scarce at - 4S(d
47j. Whest-ReceiptS $4,000 bushels;
No. 8 Milwaukee 81 II; No. 2 North
western 81 IS; ungnded Iowa and Min
nesota 81 0sGl 2j; No. spring 81 q
al u. Rye-Firmer at 92(dss Bar
ley - Unchanged. Malt - Unchanged.
Corn-Receipts l07, 900 bushels; scarcely
SO firm, with O fair business; western
mixed 9j{c; high mixed and yellow
western s6Gssc. Osts-Receip,s 1900
bushels; iirmer and more doing; mixed
western Goa oslo; white 62(a Csc Hay
STEADY at $50 O066j 90. Hops
Steady. Cofee-Firm at l5lG2Olc.
Sugar-Dullat sI@s;c. Molasscs-Un-
changed. Rice-Steady. Petroleum
Firmer; crude 6ic; refined l2ic. Rosin
Dull at ~ i5@2 50. Turpentine-
Dull at 37lc. Eggs-Steady at 22G24ic
Pork-Firmer at $22 75td28 W. Cut
Mcats-Quiet; middles heavy; long clear
l2Ic. Becf-Unchanged. Lard Firmer
at l4Gl4sc. Butter-Firm AT 24@27c.
Cheese-Firm; prime at lljGl4Sr.
Whisky-Decidcdly flrmer at 81 10.
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ChiCaRO Market.

CHICAGO, October l.-Flour-Dul!
but unchanged. Wheat-Stesdy and in
moderate demand; No. spring 97tGsSc;
No. . do 94:c cash; 94t seller October;
s3c seller November; No. 3 90 s9lM90c;
rejected S5c. Corn-Dull; No. 2 mixed
slt@Sl!c &c spot; soIc seller October; high
mixed SIC; rejected SOC. Oat. Demand
active and prices advanced; No. 2 joic
spot; 49ic seller October; white j0ic; re-
jected 46(d i6ic. Rye-Dull and nom
inal; No. | SEA SIC. Bar!cy-Dull and
unsettled; No. 2$l O2(Gl O@; No. 2 s26
Sic. Pork-Dull and declined; eli 80
oil 80 seller year. lArd-Dull and
nominal; seller year quoted at sll 30ta
IL 40. Bulk Mca,s-Quict and un.
changed. Whisky-S,eady and in mod
crate demand At 81 Oh. On the open
closed ii hIySs' ahf ,.6sscao a.flssGroon Wheat
Atslic cash; Sic seller October. Uaf:-
&, Llk. >DTt
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VliIlCtL MATTERS RITCHIE.
~pPofnted Aspirant-Ne~sr
Coz and wilson.
e. ~ q the PeyiS,ar.

... ,".'s.! matters IN Ritchie are on
TX IP, Democracy above par,
:. assn going down. Within the
= DAYS matters have assumed q
=. =, 'aape. Tn" pet Of Rsdicalism,
80. 'a.p~ oithe editer of the Ritehie
Las eeen slaughtered in the
-. II: friends. The fond hopes he
-! ! 'or legislative honors, faded
,..,..- ~ "i the morning, under the
G'Ays Q: Senate. SCOTS influence
1Sa, 10 have been a fast and
=, ,.'7i q! The editor. went back on
80. =. A4ec>s on Mondsy last; and be-
-. -?Ta others the honors 80 much
40 so sought after BY the editor.
-. such s'e the ways Of the
-. Il ,ae language Of one Of YOUR
=, H!sge. uncertsin and white
-'e 60. All the praise
Bestowed upon Scott
- s. !o-F most excellent paper, in
:, S'.@''ona. race for nomin alton,
- 80 'o7go:ten, and YOU are left to
u way in darkness along the
- pathway, With bu, one thing
=. ana keep YOU up. In future VI
,..,. '2'se; YOU. but BE- YOUR friends
49,. O9-' which You will do doub, b.
!: . 20. Oh, that nv ewes werefoun,
-. a. and my whole soul one grand
-. o; s'ie;, ths; NIGH, be enables
- - away this grest calamity that h.,
-. .;.=2.y brfallen you in Your youth
- ., re school system is inadeoua,,
-. sa ask knowledge tails to reim
-. o4-'hen What shall YOU do
-, Panaoea for all YOUR woes, snt
s:;,,. io' al your disappoin,ments
,...s. " so"d old party, Which slwsy
- "a yae faithful, even unto the utter
s;:,. ,oD. an. Morris, come, and we vii
-, :0a anew in the Jordan of De
go. and Jesse l. Jones shall pu
'V'f neck tie white towel OF be
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-02
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, October line package
movement wss more active, and the job
hing trade progresss. fsvoratly. Cotton
good were rather more active, and
and Brown COttOns were sold in fair
osnti.ies. The Print market was more
steady, with a better inquiry for fancy
nraddcr work. Side Bands less active.
Skirts in brisk demand. The Daily Bui-
ietin says two hundred and afty cases Of
Scheppers Dress Goods will Be sold at
auction on Tue.day next.
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ToLEDo, October l.--Plour-Dsmsnd
fair and market firm. Wheat-lc higher
ard moderately active; No. 2 white
Wabash 81 10; No. ! white Michigan
81 Is; extra do 81 20; amber 81 90; No.
/ rcd sl III; No. 2 do 81 074; rejected
So. Corn-Pirm and lc higher; high
mixed s5lc; low mixed &c; Michigan
Sc; no grade 62ic; new do 72c. Oats--
Dull and lower; No 2 Sic cash; Michigan
sic; rejected Islc; white 53c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-02
baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTINOKE, October L--Cattle-The
market opened with some activity and q
,hade higher. bat closed duh and lc
lOwer than last Te.k. The very best on
sale at JlsG,c per ID; first quality Hs1e
per ID; medium or good 70 fair quality
SL64c. Receipts 500 head; sales 2, 2,432
head. Hogs-fn moderate demand, with
price. barely maintained. Sales at SO
l0Ic per ID. Receipts 5,507 head. Sheep
I'm improved demand, with no ma
tcrial change in quotations.
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New York Cattle Mark ei.

NEW lORK, October l.-BeeyeS-Rc-
ceipts to-day 1920 head, making $500
head for three days, against 100 head
same time last week Thc quality Of tn"
offerings yesterday and to-day was cs-
pecially poor. and included 10 cars OF
very common Texans. The market ha,
been fair, considering the quality of the
stock, and good butchers cattle sold AT
former quotations, while the poorest and
best ruled fraction lower. Native
steers ranged at sA6l2ic per ID; Texas
and Cherokee cattle at g "a SIC per ID.
with no good lots in the market. Sheep
and Lambs-Receip,s 1920 head, making
l2,lOO for three days, against 1920
same time last week. The market closed
with u firm tone and moderately Y active nj
4Ad 6ic per ID for sheep and GiMstc
per h for lambs, with on" car load Of
sheep sold at 6vc, and one car load Of
lambs n, SIC. SWINE Receipts, 3,2;0
head, making 1890 head for thrc" day,
against l0,5S0 head for the same time
last week. Live hogs dull at Sta 1:c
per 10; dressed hoes weak sitG O. per lh
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILApglPHIA, October l.-Pc,r0.
leum -R"fned FAC seller October; crud"
in bbl, slc: in bulk sc. flour-Stead, ,
Indiana ~ Ohio IS 75(dG %. Wheat
Weak; red 81 I7Gol 20. Rye-At 81 o..
Corn-Unsettled At 81 or. Oats-Quie'
snd weak at 5sG So. Whisky-Bu. =
ncss small; quotations lower; sales b.
81 O6. Butter-Strong; prime western
35c. choice western 2Da 3sc. Cheese
Excited and higher: Western Reserve
firm ';C1 ljc; do prime l3Slsic. Eggs
-firm; western 23,d24c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and Stock
Market --.

NEw YosK, October l.-MoNEY-
At q per cent; prime mercantile paper
5Ld7l per cent. Sterling stesdy a. +5i4
Ass FOR sixty dayS, and 4S74 for sight.
Customs receipts $4,000.
GoLD-OpeHed and closed at ll0I,
after having soid q, ll0i and 10. Bor-
rowing ard carrying rates l(a2 pr ONT.
Loans were also made Eat. The Assist-
ant Treasurer dbturssd $1,000. Clear
ings $4,000, 900. Specie shipment sl"4,-
co.. in silver bsrs.
STATE Bosps-Dull.
RAILROAD BoSps-DUl.
GOVERN
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baltimore Mark q.

BALTIMORE, October l.-Plour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Pirmer; No.
red Il 22Cdl %. Corn-DuIl at 9jta
e7c. Oat-Fifmer 1T 62ld, ,63c. Rye
Dull At q GOAL 03. HAy-Pirm ht
sIs OOhg20 90. Provbions-DulL Pork
AT 81 90. Bssoh-Shoulders 1Or;
clear rib sides l5!c. Hans-sugSr cured
H(a IGc. Butter-Strong; choice at 81
G3?. Coff.-Wesk at l7G3Oc. Petro.
ieum-EKsitsd; nominslly AT 6l65ic.
Whisky-Pirm; market bare; ssIes si
81 W.
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tho Democratic Voters Of
p,chIand District.

.,rr - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
[OTlCh, he a meeting OF the Demo.
thc:r NJ this District at Rchland
::ssic YES sanss, saturday, october 5, 1871, at
~,aoo, ho'' ~ Tor the purpose OF nomi-
ococa proper .; candidate for the once OF
sling s,PplmUrnissloner nom this District.
lcga!y Cop'A GEORGE SAWTELL,
s.moerCorn,y f1. Com Tor iach' ols''
.,pcl-G
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
OYFICE OF CHIEY SIGNAL OTYTCEE-
WAsHISGIoS October l, sP.M.
PROBABILITIES

PROBABILITIES
The Lake Hurnn storm will probably
move due east, with brisk souths ct
winds, threatening and rainy weather,
ard high, followed BY falling ;empe.-
,ure. over the Lower Lakes. For the
Upper Lakes and Northwest, rising bar
ouaeter, cooler, clearing weather, and
nor,hwesterly winds, extending BY Fri
dav 10 Lower Missouri and Lower Ohio
Valleys. For the Middle States, falling
barometer, higher Temperature, southeriy
winds, and partly cloudy weather. Nr
the Western Gnlf States and Souihvest,
falling barometer, fresh southerly winds,
warmer and partly cloudy weather. %
Csutionary signals continue AZ Grind
Haven, AlpelA EscanahA Marquette
Port Huron, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland
Budalo and Erie, and are ordered FOL
Rochester and Oswego.
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POLITICAL.
o,,,nocratic ,,,,,, Primary meeting--U
V'' District.

.nrvoCRATIC VOTERS OF UNION
THE DIV viii meet 81 the Atlantic
d!SITiSS;, on Friday Evening,
:as!ne I'D Id is7i, at : O'Clock, tor the
ociober Hnminating candidates for the
,arpose S,s,rirt =. Offices. A full attendance
,dss!red. rxsCUTIvE COMMITTEE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-02

PIrnBUxsH, October WHEAT
Quiet and unchanged; Pennsylyania
and Ohio red u 12fs1 16; white u IL
al 20. Corn-At S5G95c. Petroleum
Quiet and prices unchanged; r~nned
srm al I2lc for Philsdslphis delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-02
uzssI,ng Req~Ster:

g.. a, H,es''ng Re'.'sr''
..ns -olicita;ion Of many friends an.
p F.sSie ssnetasaitc sna calhoun IL ss1as is sss
.se e9eI.s.Iatnrc OF West Virginia.
.cIi LHs' y. HcGREGOR.
I'm ". VA, July q, 1874.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-02
commemorative Justice

i, r,,,-,of Modison District:
,,,-.oy offer myself rs candidate for
1870 of Justice OF the Peace for Aadi-
."' ,,.-,c,, which l now hold by appoint
=, ,-,n the Board OF commissioners OF
,,,rn,y, theirs being but one Justice
'-.. p,o.a, % be voted for in said district
..,s election in October next.
-p'! "' -: S;',''o :
..., yo,,f, u Madison District
...,,lv offer myself ss candidate for
=, Ius,jca, N Madison district.
l.. o. SMITH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-02

-, ,al>-s 9j Gay Disrst4'
...,-by announce myse!! US candidate
~, ofic.. Of Justice OF the Peace lot
..v vl.,,-,r,. Respectfully.
{. SRCHACSES,