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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24
WHEELING DAILY NTELGENCER TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST a. M

WHEN Congress passed q law providing
for the adjustment Of the salaries oil
postmasters at minor Offices on the basis
Of the account Of business DONE, E., on
the amount Of stamps sold-we expected
to hear, says the Philadelphia Ledgsr, Of
eyasions Of the law by the sale Of stamps
to personal friends doing business through
offices at which the postmusters' salaries
we're fixed by law and not adjusted by the
amount Ofstamps sold, Ithas been found
that such advantage has been taken at the
small offices to increase their salaries by
fictitious showing Of business by sales Of
stamps, The practice has been broken
up recently in the vicinity Of New York,
but 1t is likely TO exist near all the great
cities, The special agents are investi.
eating these cases, and are constantly find
ing new evasions Of the spirit Of this law.
The broker in stamps between the small
Offices and the New York city office made
$500 monthly. The most serious result
OF this practice ia that the expenses for
postmasters' salaries have already been
increased above the appropriations by
$500, 900 yearly. The whole amount ap.
propriated for this purpose was $4,000
There will be deficiency OF about that
amount. This does not come within the
statute which prohibits making defcien'
cies. Besides, the postmasters pay
themselves by deduCting the amount OF
their salaries each quarter upon tho
basis of the sales Of stamps under the
new law.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
-OY-
Superior Machine Co.'s Works,

BY virtue Of deed Of trust, made by tho "supe.
riOr Machine Company" lated the 10th day Of
October, 1877, and Of record 10 Ohio county land
records In deed Of trust look No. ., page 1862, the
undersigned trustee, John J. Jones, will on
TUESDAY, the Sd day Of August, 1875,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, proceed to sell at
public auction ut the front door Of the Court House
Of said Ohio county, In tho city Of Wheeling,
and State Of West Virginia, the property conveyed
70 me BY ad deed Of trust, and situate IN tho Flint
Ward o. said city Of Wheeling, that Is 10 say; All
those two several parcels Of ground lying and being
Immediately north Of and adjoining tho property
Of the estate Of David Gardner, late VI ad city VI
Wheeling, deceased, west Of Main street, south Of
Hank lnOw FOURTH street, and east Of tho Ohio
river; aud also two town lots mos. 70 and S9 lying
on the north side Of Bank (now FOURTH street,
which arc more fully described 10 two several deeds
Of conveyance Of the same, bearing date even with
said deed Of trust, aud Of record In said Ohio cOun
~ land records IN deed book No, GO, pages ~ y,
q, and made by Thomas Sweeney, ST., and a, j.,
Sweeney and wife 10 the ald superior Machine
Company, and Thomas Sweeney TO said Company,
respectively, and upon which are located the paint
shop, Rltng shop, store house and agricultural ht-
ting aud machine shop Of said Superior Machine
Company also, tho Iron foundry, brass foundry,
machine shop boiler shop lifting shop, blacksmith
shop, stable, &C., Of Sweeney d Co., containing two
and hall acres Of ground DO the RaU more VI less,
together With all tho buildings and improvements
thereon, and all the engines, machinery, tools, IA
lures pertaining thereto; and also dill patterns,
latheJ, boring MILLS, drilling machines, planning ma-
chimes aud other lOOls and fixtures upon tho above
named premises and used by SwuGnOysd Co. In and
about their business ~ founders and engine aud
machine builders.
TERAs on SALE Due fourth Of the purchase mon
ey In hand on tho day u sale and the balance In
equal payments Of tir, lrelUe and eighteen months,
with Interest from the day Of sulO. Deferred lay.
Ia nllI,nH h,,1 al
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A warning 10 widowcrs.

From the Toronto National
The Hamilton Spectator chronicles the
appearance Of spectre Grimsby. The
haunted man was widOwer known as
Old Kitchen, whose deceased wife had be.
fore her death n year ago threatened to
haunt him II he ever had anything to do
with another woman. lie promised to COM
ply with her wishes, and kept his word
until short time ago, when In company
with man named Taylor, he drove 10
Smithville 10 visit two young ladies,
On his return home late at night, Kitchen
became viSibly uneasy, his agitation in.
Creasing as they approached an old
church, In graveyard attached To which
his wife was buried. When opposite the
spot "the wllite-robed form OF a woman
was seen to rise from the graveyard
and float through the air toward
them" Kitchen screamed out in an
agony Of terror, the horse gave vent to
wild snort Of fear, and ran down
the mountain at breAkneCk speed, and
the appafition continued 10 follow
them, floating through the atmosphere
in terrible proximity 10 the faithless
widower. The other man states that II
"lOoked like the corpse Of woman with
the death clothes on. The face was quite
dead and expressionless, and the eyes
were tlcsed; one hand was extended 10.
ward Kitchen, almost touching his head,
and the other pointing toward Smith.
viIlc." Finally the buggy was smashed
against a tree and the occupants thrown
ont, and when they recovered from the
fall theg ghost was gone.
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There wus only one thing to do, The
Dimekralic mind is flexible and varsa
teel. We merely met agin that mite and
passed the rite resolooshens endorsin
Allen and Cary and the platform or
witch the Conyenshun put 'em; and VT
passed em with Just as much enthoosi
asm ez we did them Nv the precedin
cveRin', and everything is serene and har'
monious agin.
| shell stay in this country and organise
the party thoroughly before goin' to my
old Kentucky home.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty,
Wunct Postmaster, and nov 7aper-money
Missionary.
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Paul failed to-day.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 23.--Flour-Dull and
unchanged. WheRt-Quiet; No. Chicago
spring Il %: No. 9, 81 Is spot or seller
August; 81 AZ seller September; 81 l45s
seller October; 81 10 sellerAll the year; No
3, 81 0sH; rejected 81 GOAL Oh. Corn
Active; No. mixed n shade higher at 6Su
6SH spot; O7IiaGs seller August; 90 seller
all the year; rejected O4Nc. Oats-A
shade lower; No. 9, doc spot or seller Au
gust; 3G9lA37C; closed OF SOC bid seller
September; ;36Xc seller October; rejected
90 &c. Barley-Firm ut 81 03iS seller
September; 81 OK seller October. Rye
Prices firm at S2aS3c seller August. Pork
Higher at $40 so spot; $1,000 seller Scptem
Der; 500 05al2 90 seller October; SIS q
seller the year. Lard-Fitm at $i3 &c
spot or seller September: $i3 80 seller Dc
tober. Bulk Mcats-Firm; shoulders SIC
short rib l1SSal2C; short clear l2c. Whisky
Demand fair and market firm at 81 iyltG
On call board Wheat was steady bui
lower ut 81 1917 September; 81 t3jG OctO
Der. Corn lower al 6SMa6sHC Septcmb err
G9Hc October. Oats steady but lower at
393ic August 35jEc September 359Gc year
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II,,ninnnti.

CiNciNNArt, August2S.-Cotton- Firmei
at i4kc. Four-Quiet and firm. Wheat
Quiet; new 75casi 55, according to quail.
ity. Confirm at 72a74c, Oats-AGiivci
new 25a5Oc. Rye-Dull at s6a9Oc. Pork
Dull and nominal at $50 60a2i 90. Lard
Quiet and firm; steam l39ST kettle i4c.
Bulk Meats-Quiet At sNailN ai2Hc. ia.
con-Active at9iSal 3al3Nai3sSc. Whisky
Firm and in fair demand at 81 10.
Hoes Firm; stockers 50 75a7 90; com.
mon light 81 05a7 so; good light and butch
erS 81 80aS 90.
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NAIL ROAD BONDg-Flrm,

HALL lOAU bUNDs-ElIm'
SrOCHs-Opencd firm and advanced az
x per cent, but In the late dealings the
market gave indication Of weakness and
und-r considerable realizing some shares
experienced quite severe breakdown
Northwestern shares in particular felt the
force, preferred declining from 60b to 67Ar
and common from Asa to AN. Lake
Shore held with hrmneSs, but st. Paul went
off to ssh and preferred to 0lJS. Rock
Island sold ut 1857, Union Pacific at 73l
Pacific Mail at 3sjS, Western Union At SAX
to Si9S. There was no Improvement in the
final trade.
The annual report Of the Northwestern
Company to June LIST, the main result Of
which was made public some months ago,
appeared more in detail on the street TO-
day, and made M uniavorOble impression
causing u decline in the Northwestern
shares mentioned above, The gross earn
ings decrease about l2 per cent. The trans
actions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag
gregated 1900 shares, Of which 1900 were
Pacific Mail, 10000 Western Union, O,OOC
Northwestern common, 1900 preferred
5000 81. Paul common, 5000 preferred, and
1900 Lake Shore.
A small operator on the bear side Of ST.
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PHILADELPHlA, August %. = Flour
Very quiet; supeFfine IS 90; extras IS %
high grades 81 5Oas 50. Wheat-Dull; rec
81 IS. Corn-Steady at s4as5C, Oats
Quiet old white 7sc. Butter Steady
New York and Bradford county extras SOa
81 20; 6rsts 2saS0C; western extras e2a25c
rolls extras 2ia25c; tirStS 9Oa24C, Cheese
Quiet fancy llal2e; prime 9alOc; west
eEn fine l0al0kC, Eggs-Steady; western
20a2lc. WhiSky-Sl "a,
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NEw YoRE, August gS.-CottOn-Quiet
at i49Eni4AC. Flour buyers favor
superIinC western and State "a S6a6 45i com
mon to good So G5a6 To- extra Ohio 80 6ja
I 20; good TO choice so 2Un8 Go; ST. Louis
80 OOaS 80. Wheat-Very dull; No. 2 Chi
cago spring, soft to prime 81 goal 80; No
2 Milwaukee 81 80; No. | spring 81 81 Rye
Quiet and nominal. barley aud Malt
Heavy. COrn-Fairly active; western mix.
ed steamer SOaSlc; sail S3as5c. Oats
Fairly active, closing dull; western mixed
83aG5c; white 6ja7Oc. 1lay-F'ifm at 1884,
2ONc. sugar-Fifm; fair TO good refining
SnSTC; prime SIC. MOlasseS and Rice
Quiet. Whisky Firm al 81 "a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24

New PASSENGER RATES ON THE Rail-
Ways The following is the new schedule
Of first-clasa passenger rates agreed upon
at Thursday'smeeting Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio, Erie, Pennsylvania, and New York
Central agents: From New York to Chi
cagO, $40; to Cincinnati, SIS; to Cairo,
$2S so; to Columbus, $40; to Hannibal,
$97; to Indianapolis, $40; to Kansas City,
$50; to Louisville, S22; to Omaha, $3.50; to
Quincy, $27; to St. Louis, $25, This
schedule is on the basis Of $9 below the
old Saratoga combination schedule and
higher than the special rates for limited
tickets now current, Rates from Boston,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and from the
west are increased in the same proportion,
The sale Of limited tickets cease this
week and that of tickets under the new
rates commences on Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24
New YoFR Dry Goods.

NRw YORK, August 2S,-The trade move
ment was fairly active with commission
houses and iObbers, Popular makes Of
four.yard brown sneetings active and close
" sold up. BleaChed shirtings dull and ir;
regular In outside brands. Prints and
ginghams in good demand and dress goods
active. Wool hannels moved in fair lots,
but blankets and wooden goods continued
quiet,
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August 2S,-Flour-Dull AMI
unchanged. Wheat-Active; No. 3 white
Wabash 81 40; No. white Michigan 81 As
new 81 50; amber 81 49nS; new 81 81. Corn
Active and a shade better; high mixed
75ISa76; seller September 70 1Gc;' seller DC,
tober7Sc; low mixed Zoe. 0ats-Qiuet and
firm; No, 9 new 44ISe seller August; white
new ACC; Michigan 4Sc,
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PITTSBURGH, August 2S.-Wheat-price.
unchanged. Corn-Quiet; ehelled s0as2C
In elevator; ear sSas6c on track. Petrol
eum-Dull; crude 81 12lS at Pafkets; re-
fined l0lSaltc Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-24
FEMALE COLLEGE
ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT,

This Institution, which has been In successful
operation for the last twenty-five years, will re-
open on Tuesday, Sept. !, under tile management OIL
Miss A. Taylor, Of New York.
Miss Taylor Is q graduate Of the Oakland Female
College, NOrTlsOwI POM aud brings 10 tho lnstl-
tuition an experience VI over twenty years As Il sue.
ccssiu Principal OF young ladies' semlnafies In the
East.
The College Is spacious md elegant In all It's Rp.
pOinmGntsj elglbiy situated, and yet retired, will
beautiful grounds, and commanding fine view Of
the city and river.
II Is completely furnished, lighted by gas heated
by warm air, and we'll supplied with water.
There are six departments In the College. In
struCtlOn In all will DO thorough and practical.
The Faculty will he composed Of able and Cx-
perencCd educators.
The Institution Is well supplied with Musical In
StTtlmcntS, Philosophical and Chemical apparatus,
Maps Charts, Cabinets, &C.
Among other advantages are Lectures, Musical
Reviews, Literary societies, Library and Heading
ROOmI Normal Department, &c.
The Conservatory Of Music offers very superior
advantages al moderate prices.
The Art Department Will De under the direction
Of an accomplished artist
Tho Principal will give special care 10 the Board.
log Department, and no palms will 10 spared Ia
make the Institution In every respect h6me-llkC
and attractive.
For terms or further information address the
Principal, Miss A. TAYLOR.
All business communications may be addressed
to SAMUEL TAYLOR, Esq. au3
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money aud stocks.

NEW YoRK, August Acknowledgment
at 1884, advanced to 1857, and closed at
1l37S. borrowing and carrying rates 1a9
per cent. Loans were also made fiat.
GOvERNMgNTs-St
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Dr.. LONGDON
Diseases Of the Mind and Nervous
System, Physical Exhaustion
and Premature lnteIIec-
tuaI Decay.
Their Rational Treatment and Positive
Cure.

We can contemplate no more painful and melnn-
ChOy spectacle than mind In ruins or the wreck
Of Nervous System. And yet Mental and EeF-
vous DCtAngemetts are. yearly increasing Of an
alarming rate. BrOken.dOwn Constitutions Phys:
ICal Exhaustion, Nervous Weakness, Paralysis VI
the Ttnln, General Debility, Early Decay Of MAN.
hood, Cases Of Suicide and Insanity, are now num-
bered by Thousands all over tho land No rank or
class Is exempt from these terrible malAdies. Mar
ried and single, male and female rich aud poor, all
castles are INCLUDED ~ the dark catalogue. The
young man Of proud birth, fortune and intellect
whose aims, hopes and ambition should have led
him up 10 the higher plains Of life, has fallen a
prey 10 Tho Great Destroyer. The youth Of humble
pArgnlage whose check once blOOined and bldsicl
with Innocence and health whose eyes once SPAR
killed. with the radiant fires Of brilliant mind,
whose step once was manly and firm, Is now among
lis myriad victims. UncOuntel thousands perish
thus, year after year, without knowing the cause Of
their ruin until the golden sands Of life have all
run out Like stars that act to rise no more, so do
they fall Into premature grayes, passing from NOR
but ID there no physician for this large class Of
human sufferers and no Ahtl1Ote for these Wide
spread maladle5I We dnltrer, ves Your life may
yet 10 redeemed from destruction and crowned
With many year Of health and happiness. We
know that physicians In general practice, for irdni
Of e1peri,nte and Ikn IN MtI class q ailments have
done but little for their relief and GbJoIey hOihtg
| IOf their cure.
Dr. lOhgdOn has devoted much Of Ills professional
life to These forms Of Debility, and his great skill
ID their management Is only the natural result Of
4 thorough medical education and enlarged cXpcfl-
encu. Ills treatment Of these Diseases embraces
both Hygiene and Medicine, and has proven entire.
" successful In hundreds Of cases that had bafed
all other systems Of medication. II lmpartS new
yigDT 10 the failing body new life 10 the enutvated
brAin, new teuslOn and elasticity to The Weakened
nerves, new tone and enefgy TO the stomach and
digestive orgais new power 10 tho ehieebled sys.
TEN, new Vitality 10 the blood new activity to the
mind, and end0Ws the entire organism, the body
and mind, with all their organs, powers, faculties
and functions with renewed health and manhood
Medicines for all Diseases by mali and express to
| all parts VI tue country
Persons who may Jetome our patients can rely
upon our best efforts and skill for thtlf restoration
| to health
Gfire liours-From . A. NJ too Pm when not
professionally absent.
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CLEVELAND, August 2S.-WhGat, Corn
and 0ats-Unchanged. PetrOleum-un'
changed,
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NOTICES..
UEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed Proposals will DO received at the Office Of
the City Clerk until Monday, August SOlh, 1875, at
4oGlOGk p H., for the construction Of Two (9l stone
arch Bridges acruM 18th street. one on E,,f street
and the other on Chapline street. said bridges TO be
tons on die In the ofire Of the City CleFE. Bids
will bG received for the construction Of Aid Bridges
either separately or Jointly, The right to reject
any or ali bids d reserved, and approved security
will 10 required for the faithful Performance Of the
contract, c, T, C0WAN,
WHKELISd, W. VA, Aug. u, 1876, Rll9
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cEALED PROPOSALS,

Sealed Proposals will he received at the otiee ol
the City Clerk until Monday, August 3Oth, 1915, al
O'clock p. ~, TOR the excavation and e0nSlTucton
Of three ioOt circular brick sewer on the east side
Of Main street. iIOn the south side Of Filth street
to the north side Of Seventh street; said sewer u
b. constructed In accordance With plans and specific
cations on dle In the Office Of the City Clerk The
right TO reject any or all bids u reserved and up.
proved security will be required for the faithful
performance Of tho contract, ~
c, 7. COWAN.
Chairman Com. on Streets and AllCyA
WHEELING, W. VA, Aug. Is, 1878, aulO
The daily gazette., 1875-01-11

LOOKING FOR CAPTAIN KIDD's TREA-
sCREs. Mr. William Atcheson, a con
tractor, while excavating in Morris ST.,
Jersey city, dug up an old rusty pick,
and on Wednesday the workingmen
uncovered rust-eaten harpoon on
which was II letter X. AS K stands
for Kidd, the residents of Jersey City
ave confident that this is a part of the
Captain'sfamouspro particularly
as his men used to frequent the spot
when il was the shore front of Paulus
point. Crowds gathernear the excava-
tion awaiting the uncovering of the
long-sOu hit treasures.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-11
LIBEL SUIT ABOUT A LOVE STopy

LIBEL SUIT ABOUT A LOVE STORY.
Lrank p. Wilcox, II wealthy young mar
ried man of Springfield, Mass. has be-
gun libel suit against theSunday Nor
ming Telegram, of that city, for $40, 0OO
damages, fol the publication of tho
statement that he han elopcd with
Miss Flora l.oomis, of the same city.
The telegram also stated that Mr., VII.
cox and the young lady were at II hu.
tel over night together, last January.
and that he had offered his wife $40,
900 for II separation. lie denies ali the
statementsa Ms does the fnther of Miss
Ioomis.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-11

Four steamships sailed from New Yorl
for Europe on Saturday last.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-11
Boyer's Hoof Ltnim e,,t

After so years OF practical experience with
horses, in staging, teaming, &C., have learn
ed that more horses have been crippled BY
Inattention to the feet than all other diseases
'5mbined. After many expsri,I,ents | have
found the true remedy 10 PREVENT the dis
ease Of the noof, or restore ID after negligence,
% wnat nature intended it should bc--'ks
Jreat support Of tke noble animal. II the hoot 10
inhamsd and diseased, the animal is compare
nyely worthless. This Liniment will surely
prevent this worst of all diseases, Contraction,
.,Orns, Quarter Cracks, Contraction of the
Back Stnsw generally called Knce Sprung,
&C., and restore those that have been crippled
by thewant of such remedy
AFTry 1t, and 1t Will never fail If properly
applied, VIE:
/, Battle the horses foot once week, or often
er II necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close to tho hair.
Asa M. G. BOYER,
r" Norristown, Pa.
MIR. M. @. BOrKR-Dedr Sir. This Is to cor.
tify that have used yonr Liniment In my
stable for three months past, on more than
one hundred horses, and find It the best pre-
paration have ever used on horses. 1t Is TAR
better than you recommend 1t. Send me i've
cases at once, by express, O. U. d.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No.l32 West 3Ist street. New York City.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-11

&. G, Stockley, Esq. of Georgetown n
who has been honored with the Pres,-
dency of the State Senate Is probably
all things considdere, as good selec-
tion as could have been made. He is n
courteous and dignified gentleman, OF
fine social endowments, and with a lit
tie less Of Bourbonism in his compost
tion than many of his party associates.
Neecs.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-11
Pittsburg Post saws there was a Tin

Pittsburg Post says there was time
when j, military officer had demand
ed of Congress that the people of half
a dozen States should be declared
banditti, that he might shoot and sabre
them like lot of smallpox smitten
Pfegan Indians, he would have been
cashiered. But that was before Alaric
Attila Sheridan was made Vice Consul
at New Orleans, by Cesar Nero Grant.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-11

~
United States on tle ,4th of March
next. A single brigade could take
charge of the Capitol on the 4tl of
March next, shut out the people, and
give seats to the friends of the domi.
nant party only. Today was the An.
n'versary of the battle of New Orleans
"A battle which coteredtltc American
arms with glory. Should the glory
OF 1919 be dimmed or cloadcd by the
shame of 1875? Was it to be that
those who fought ayainst such fearful
odds to defend that city in 1915, fought
for nothing 1T may have been that
mistakes were made, that mistudr.
ment and high partisan feeling. all
combined, led the President to take
the action he did, but he (Mr. Bayard)
hoped that the American people would
give him command by which he
would be forced to obey the laws, and
take his armed hand from THE throat of
Louisiana.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-11
AUCTION SALESRO0M
South Milford, Del
HcEu1or sales

Every Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon,
commencing NJ 2 o'clock, and saturday Even
iDgs. commencing at curly lumpight.
Persons having g,od'. wares or merchan-
disc for yale would do well TO give me a cali,
Country Sales cried on raag0nable terms,
WM. II. SM0Or,
noyl7-3tdotwt Auctioneer.