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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
rORTrGAL EXHIBITS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-Neaily all of the
articles from Portugal for exhibition at the Centennial
EXPOSITION have arrived and arc now being placed IN
heir various departments. Portugal in this exhibition
rs paid special attention 10 agriculture and industry
In the former department there 2301 exhibitors or
mich number over exhibit wines and cork. Portugal
has already in Am, rica extensive market Tor CORK
and medium one for the black wooden cloths manuiac-
tnrcd i'm the Province OF Alemrejo. There will be an
extensive collection OF soaps oils, etc, III order 10 ais
play In the most satisfactory manner TO the United
STATES the different Of Portugal by means or
which the commercial relations between the two coun-
tries nay be developed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
WASHINGTON.
,r,rN.p TO EsCAPEf

-, ru.r THE SENATE WILL DECIDE
.,or To TRY HIM-AN IMPORTANT foiNA Nv
voLvED. .,,,,,
,py TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEI
w.sp,xGroN. April 3O.-An impression pre-,
all, among many who have gwen tue sutJeo' -
.r,ion that the Senate will decide that IL mas nO - 70
.,on IN try the impeachment OF Gen. Belknap
=, The RIGHT Of the Senate 10 impeach ci'iNo"
o., 80. o,ca an officer even after his Resignation
-. s,,ch punishment is admitted, principe "o ,
tshsbed which might make the practice Oh o1t,
Nmitless and convert O remedy INTO - 81 Won
ea machine Some of the Democrats INV .. h;s resio
t ,hot ~ thew can impeach Mr. Belkhap "i'O. , NJ,
nation IL will be possible for them aSo " go othor
rn Mr. pelano, Mr.. Williams OF au' o'N,,
NIo'"o -, officer provided sufficient GROUNDS
'ol"', - tound for finding Impeachment indictments
=, ooprse no positive predictions on TINS SuuJoo'
" r. made il is true that a strong oplnion Pio'aie
ono those who have carefully eohs'ue'eu 'no e.Y' -,
,no, ,ne Senate will decide that IL mas no Juii'o' ~
enc nrcmises This will leave Gen. beikhap Simply W
answer the indictment found agains' nun III 'o Cpu,,
s,d the case proceed TO tIial there, MS couhsei WI"
-, NJ dorbt Of their ability TO prove that MI Ciymer
.od AFR Belknap immunity from impeacl-
o.. a, ba resigned One evidence OF TINS Is sald
80 he contained in the original copy Vi 'no
ronort OF Mr.. Clymer's Committee wmcn is saiu
90 contain certain erasures ahd m'efiihe@.ion'
nth show il to have been the original intention OF the
Committee to recommend no iui'no PioNN :,
on account of the resignation of the Secretary Oh
w.r Mr.. Clymer himself denies that any guarantee OF
mmunity was given either to Mr. Belknap OF nis couh
so After the former made the proposition 10 the oo
ea which the Committee unanimously refused 10 ae-
o,t and when Mr. Belknap was not present, MT Oiy-
orted to one OF his counsel that he should recon-
md the mpea hment Mr. Belknap If he was In Once
at noon next day. His remark was not made ohcaiy as
a,,,o of the Committee and Mr.. Cymer says that in
making 1t he had no intention OF binding tho House or
,be Committee and did not intend to convey the impress
on that Mr. Belknap could escape impeachment oy res
ipnaton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
A REPORT or MR.. BRlSTOW'S ENEMIES

THE FAIsITY OF RUMoR CHARGING HIM WITH
CORRUPTION AT LOUISVILLE.
Leo Marks, now of this city, was before
Congressional Committee In Washington last week 10
give testimony in regard to false report circulated 10
inure Secretary Brstow. Mr. Marks stated 10 TRIBUNE
reporter on Saturday at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, that
no had been n member OF the firm OF A. Dohn Marks
owners Of tho Southern Brewery In Louisville, Ky,
which was seized by the Government officials In 1868
for violations Of tho laws had been alleged
that he had compromised tho suit by paying $1,000 10
Mr. Bristow who was then United States Disrict-Ator
ney in Louisville and he called on Monday April
"a, to testify before the Committee on expenditures u
rho Treasurv Department, In Washington. lie there
t.staed that the members OF tho firm had not compro
missed but were tried by jury in 1860 Mr. Brisow prose-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

cutting the against them and that judgn ent was Cd
tanned against them for about S6ooo whcn was pao W
the United States Marshal Mr.. Marks said that there
were persons in the West visiting who had trouble
with the revenue officials few years ago, asking tne
about their suits, and IL they had not compromises ol
made terms With Mr.. BristOw. Mr.. Marks says that NC
had anything to do with the quor business see
his breWery broken up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

mended Gen. Benjamin. former Congressman from
Macon District banker in tins city, would be able
to name good man. Very respectfully,
U. s. GRANT, Jr., Secretary.
The name OF successor to Col Clements sent mp
at once in accordance with that request The Secretary
said that Mrs. Boggs, who is school teacher an
applicant for the position but the President declined TO
appoint her because she was a woman. Afterwar q
lady appointed in Chicago. Her application re-
newed, and an Endorsement put on 1t to give her a
clerksip something of that kind and the first init
nation that the Interior Department the President
had that she was receiving compensation, except
clerk. at that time.
Some questions asked the Secretary 10 the date
Of the appointment Of Mr. Ebert and the withdrawal Of
his name and the Committee adjourned without finish
ing the examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
TROOPS SENT TO THE MINING REGIONS OF Oh o..
lBr TRLEGRAPa TO THE TRTBUsEl

COLUMBUS, OHIO, April 3O.-Adjutant-G General
Wkof left to-day for Masson TO direct the move
ment Of troops which have been ordered to tho Mahonng
mining region the civil authorities having advised Gov.
HAYES Of their inability to protect the property of
operators and the lives OF miners who desire to work
the mob who have prevented the working OF the
mpcs for some time past 1t IL thought that work Will
be resumed tomorrow on the arrival OF the militia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
RULES GOVERNING THE ENcAMpMENT GROUNDS

PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-According to the
rules Tor the military encampment within the Centennial
grounds in the park permission to occupy any portion
must be obtained Of the Governor of Pennsylvania NO
more than piece OF artillery Will be permitted at any
one time within said grounds, no horses WIZ De allowed
10 stable there, structure OF any KIND except MN
tlry tent shall be erected and the license 10 occupy tue
rrcnds shall he reyokable at any time when these stp
atons are violated. Gov. Iarranf hos accepted pos
session OF the cncampment lands, and under oDsa-
tious to return them IN the same condition ia winch hey
received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

PoINTMESr-TEsTIMONY or SECRETARY CHAN
DLER.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcMJ
WASHINGTON, April 30.-Secretary Chandler
appeared before the Real Estate Pool Committee Of the
House yesterday 10 state what LIE in regard 10 the
appointment OF Pension Agent Clements In Missouri
Elements Is the agent who paid 800 month 10 Mrs
DoesS we OF former partner OF President Grant In
le'uin ior obtaining his appointment as agent. Mr.
onanuier testified that according to the record MT
Nnehs obainet mis- first appointment at the request OF
ANenalor .. b. Henderson and e1COngressman j. r.
DelJSmih' and the second on the recommendation OF a
NUMBER OF men comprising, among Others "a mem
's VI lhe Missouri Legislature, q. Mcguire, MAYOR
''s' ana numerous Federal Offceholders and others
was all done before Mr. Chandler took charge of the
department On the 18th Of March the Secretary re-
oei'ed the following note:
nv,., EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington, d. G.
s- SECRETARY: Father directs TO say that
cOme to his notice that the Pension Agent at
70 Missouri has been paying portion of his salary
S XII that he holds the Office through that influence
IA a. soa nave Linn notified most positively, that II saeh
ep legitimate service VIII be- Tesafded as Good sS
s'Vunos ior bis removal. Very respectfully.
u s. GRANT, JR.
nj Chandler Immediately wrote to Agent Clements:
be true that y0u have paid to any person any Dor.
nm u your salary for account OF any supposed
~ OF such person. you requested upon receipt
sse s Of saes Ts 81" You are
~ meo mat n such paymt u be continued, or any
ss payment be hereafter made, It will be considered
esIeienf ground for your immediate dismissal. Your
',,v reply Is respectfully requested.
Chandler said that he received no reply to this
eer On the Goth, after there had been time for reply
asfeseiyed the following;
EXECUTIVE MANSION, I
WARRINGTON, ID. c. March 20, 1875.
DsAh Nm. SECRETARY: The President desires you 70
a0 ~ Today nomination OF ension agent for Macon
W. Vice Col Clements. no one is sufficiently recon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
THE COIN IN THE BANKS.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
or THE COM HELD IN NFw-YoRk CITY.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF rHg TEIBuNri
WASHINGTON, April 30.-1he following is
statement Of the OF coin and coin certificates held
by the National banks ia the several States and principal
cities IS shown by the reports OF their condition ON
March TO- 1876 made TO the Controller OF the Currency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.

BERLIN, Saturday, April 20, 1875.
An imperial decree is published to-day, re-
storing suffrage to inhabitants VI Alsace and Lor-
rane who while electing to retain French nationality,
are domiciled in those provinces
The Imperial Railway bill passed its second reading In
the Prussan Chamber Deputies to-day by vote OF
DOG against 165.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
KING DAHOMEY DEFIANT.

The King of Dahomey has refused to pay
the fine recently imposed him for maItieatinga Brit
ish subject and has sent insulting message TO the
British Commodore inviting him to visit Abomey where
n, nrouises 10 pay the demand IN powder ana Duets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
THE GREAT POWERS AND THE VATICAN.
ROME Saturday. April %, 1876

Further information has been made known
respecting conference between the representa-
tyes of some of the Powers and several influential
members Of Sacred College with the view of ascer-
tanning the of ending the conflicts between
the Church and various States. 1t appears that aluson
was made the possibility in the event of vacancy
occurring in the Holy See, Of the election OF Pope
favorable to conciliatory policy.
The Cardinals replied by pointing to the excellence OF
the Popes health and the consequent improbabity OF
speedy vacancy. In conclusion they stated that the
respective would be convinced that consd-
erng the universal unanmity of the Catholic Church the
future Pope would In wise alter the present policy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE HOSTILITIES IN HERZEGOVINA.
PArraI Cot Anril 1914

RAGUsA, Saturday, April 20. 1876
Mukhtar Pasha left Gatchko on the 2Sth
inst for the purpose Of revictualing Nicsic. He
cOuntered the insurgents in the Duga Pass and lighting
ensued, which still continues.
IMPORTANT TURKISH VICTORY.
MosTAR, April 80, 1875.
The following is official: "Mukhtar Pasha telegrapbs
that he has entered Ncsic I'm triumph after defeating
great of insurgents Preseka and occupying
their intrenchments Nicsic has been revictuacd"
BELGRADE, April 80, 1875.
1t stated In Government circles that the militia have
been ordered to supply themselves with weeks pro-
visions and hold themselves in readiness to marcn at ~
hours notice.
The Porte has sent circular note to Its representatives
abroad dated April 81, nsructing them to draw atten
ton Of the various 10 the support given by
Montenegro to the instruction.
1t is stated that several governments in answer have
declared that they believe Aontsnegos intentions to be
peaceful. -
ST. PETERSBURG, April 80, 1875.
The Porte has not asked for the armed Intervention OF
the but merely their moral cooperation to pre-
vent the insurgents from obtaining extraneous aid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01
CLEMENTS. THE PENSION AGENT.
GENERAL PRESS DIspArcm.I

THE MAN WHO PAID 800 MONTH FOR HIS APP
PoISTMEST-TEsTIMoNY or SECRETARY CHAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-01

AN IMPRESSION THAT THE SENATE Will no1 pTo IN.
NOT TO TRY HIM-AN IMPORTANT foAN'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jtly &.-Flou-Dpl Wheat
-SrorE and higher, a6vEieed Sper cent
No. Chicago spring Zee spot pOEeOTc
August; axe September; No. 5, TsG7szc
rejected 62e. Corn-Dsmand active and
prices advanced; No. ,, 46e spot and Sep
tsmber, 45Ke August; rejected 4O1za4le
osts-DuIl; No. :, 29He EPoS 2eSe Avg
uSt; 2a%e September. Rye-Qrist Il Sc
BGrley-Stesdy and unchanged. Pork
FGirty active and . Shade higher; SIS 90
Is 90 spot; SIS b5als OK September.
'LArd-DRll 1t SO IS spot; $40 S51SAl0 S.
September. BUlk NeatS-Quiet; shoulders
6RASL<al0He. Whisky-Quiet and IN
changed.
On call Board Wheat vas higher At s9]fe
Aus1st; 95xe September. Com &c high
eE. Others unchanged
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

NEw YoEK, July eS-Cetton-stesdy s.
liA4all lSlSe. Fl6ur-In fair demand and
frmer; No. 3 = 25AS o.; suPerfne western
and State S &ja4 -; common 70 good extra
81 25A4 so good 70 choice 81 75ai IS; white
wheat extra S oQa5 IS; extra Ohio s. ga
s IS St Loris s. 90ls 50 Wheat--In
good demand and higher; ungrAded spring
aoeaSI 10; No. Minnesota spring 81 la
I Is; No. Milwaukee 81 l5a1 Il; No. 2 Dc
sSas7e; No. 5 do S2ss5e; No. white Hiehi
ezu s. eSAl p: No. ? Chicago spring 50!
Gsl 05; No. 5 do 75ss5e; winter red Testes1
93esSI 90 Rys-Dul and heGTT Safe a
65a7Se; western 50aSSe; Canada in bead 81
7se. Batlsy-S0uipaL. HAlt-Quiet ant
unsettled. Corn-Firmer With an aetivI
business; western mixed, hot and EIrn, SIS
5ae; do ungraded SSG5;e- osts-Quiet
western mixed State SOaf4e. Hay, Hop
and Groeeries-Quist and unchanged
Whisky-Quiet atsll3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

DrsFEraA-DyspepSia is the most dis
couraging and distressing disease man Il
heir 70. Americans are particularly sub
iect 10 this disease and its effects: such
as sour stomaeh, sex headache, habitual
eostiveness, heartburn, vater-brash,
gnawing and burning pains in the pit OF
the stomach, coming up Of the food, coat
ed tongue, disagreeable taste in the
mouth, impure blood and all diseases Of
the stomach and Liver. Two doses OF
Green's August Flower will relieve you
At once, and there is positively not case
in the United States il win not cure. II
you doubt this got your Druggist and
get sample bottle for 10 cents and try ii.
Regular size IS cents. Wholesale agents
Logan, List & Co, and Laughltn Bros. 4
Co. eod&E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29
UNO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Snail Means BeSlrsus Of
EngagIsg- 10 Grape GreMiag,
Coal Mining Or Market
enn4SntnN


"a Horou1l q 64rEnod Hre IN dssifo1s d
changing ny rsE5encR. nd tSefSsRe GA teE ~
ny IIrs Gt3It01 opposite ths Gty u wheeling @
tbs riTeT haak, midway bFtEeen BShPpert and
NErttn's EGETy, nd immsdiItsIy a. dining TIE III.
lar d RGniTilIG IN property cD1Ildl d q
AcTes q I'M and tAbs I1DI and IS q TiTeE b0tt0ta
In the hill thETe GEp two ss1mi q eal, * In4 ~
Erst thIek, IkEge dspGsitl a HIBaanoe, IN tooi
vein d eI1sa texture n1AqH tSs Et0ns, an Is toot
VStn q rnarl Vhieh aitoEetbsT make . sal nd ~
up5eElyiag led Of dtPnt1 q rieA HEd ValulblS
o. IL Eurtaos, ths lrysf poEtSsu q ghIth liz
fsatly IIoFinE % De eAIE and ali undeS direet e1-
Ill1fs 70 he suA, IL YihEynrd q IS leTts, mostly
CIASha EE7pa, al In 6ns be1Hihs eODtitl1a. aloSi
ssTen yeau Cd Uh5ch haS psnyea tell able 10 pay
) hEndoonR pa eeni 70 The ealtivlior.
Ia pEUPsTty h bsinE SPpFoarhed above and Be;
Low by an AdTioeisg tide u pEB1nI hofking tEn2Il
b1uetsn4A and 3 n9y really tbe Glly unocEuPted
tFFTitsry bGtgeen Bridgeport and Airtin's FeETy.
Il d TlfuLhis N tnTeltment toE C1ptill soekihg
-St9 pGrehlsS, md TliBAhle V thse IbO want HSE-
- sariEslsE grOupd elSse 70 The oily. II tFO1tl
bs1ntfaIiy dp0n he FiVeE End eomEand1 AEisT q
ths dty, thSItED1 and Tie vhoio Seent1y q TIE
TsSteru, q ME viii b ose-third eash, balance
Ia two lnnual FaYDgats, 8 pa 0nt Interest % D.
fSrFeI raTrneniS For tuHiheE I1rticlltu Inquire
RICHARD CRAWFORD
Oa the FFGniss, O. b. md al Bridgeport, OhSo'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

Crrr PEEsoSAIs.-AfiIt Harrison, Of
Bridgeport, returned home yesterday
from = tWo-veeks visit with relatives =;
Erie, Pr.
Mr.. Charles E Dwight add lady yea.
terday returned from = "Trip to Chautau'
qua Lake.
Gov. Jacob i. expected to rsseru IRON
Romney to-day.
Third Governor Daily, the ianitor al
the State House, yesterday returned from
q visit to the National Capital.
Mr.. E E. Zane and lady last evening
returned from trip to the East. Dur
ing their absence they visited Phil1del'
phia, Boston, Long Branch, Cape May
and Niagara. 7ir
Alexander Kennedy, Of Pittsburgh, ice
merchant, is in the city, stopping with A.
D. Clemens.
We understand that Chancellor JAeot
Kemple, Barrister-at.laE, was the great
feature Of the Courier expedition 70 Par
kenburg. Heis pronounced BY the dele
gates to be the most successful caricAtnr,
lst Of thea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

A .MHExs NlsRr.-Fred. Young,
who resides on Fourteenth street, South
Side, recently returned from 0maha, com.
ing 70 this city By way Of Wheeling and
little Washington. He had Eith him
seven pounds Of gold dust, worth So per
pound, 500 in greenbaeks and two re.
volvers, all Of which we're put mp in I
gum coat. At little Washington helaid
he coat and contents in = corner in !
store andleft II for : abort time. When
be returned be found it hfd been taken
sway and the store-keeper Eaid ! mar
had called in who represented hinself a
Youngis companion and had taken it
The stranger va described By the store
keeper and Young vent in search oil him,
On The road near Cannonsburg be came
scross The THE, who told Young to wait
until he went into house and he would
come ont and 20 With him 70 where the
articles were. Young waited outside,
bot the stranger did no. return. He
passed out Of the house BY another door
and departed o. his travels.
Yesterday = dispatch from CAnnons-
burg announced thu arrest AZ that place
of the tramp Who committed the larceny.
Il said nothing, however, about The re-
corery Of the astud," and Mr.. Young q;
once started for Cannonsburg-RHA6UI
CauuaaaL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

:P0LIcE CouRT-TSGgs Gua5G.-Thsre
we're only'tSo eaSes called At the session
Of the ppIioeeourt Yesterday morning, viz;
Jacob Frazier vas charged With using
abusive language toward Mrs.. Vim. Nc
AanaEIy. Differentiation Of the case
vas postponed until this morning.
Mrs. MeManAWay Vas charged With
using abusive language toward Frazier,
and the examination Of this case was con.
linued TO the same time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

TIE PrDDLERs-So far as We can
learn from the Wheeling papers, there is
no prospect Of the mill proprietOrs there
granting the TWENTY-FIVE cents advance
Thieh the puddles have struck for, Dot At
present ). any rate. The Wheeling p1d-
dlens have heretofore been receiving
twenty-five cents per ton more thsn Is
paid here, and since most Of the Pitts
bursh mills have been forced TO pay Eve
dollars it goes hard With the mAnipula-
tor. Of molten pig IL the snail City" to
think they cannot set the advance with
out struggle, As has been the case here
totore. They should remember, however,
that the case Is different from vhat Is has
been in times past. This time there was
no general agreement'ot tie manutAc-
turers he:e TO pay the advance, bat each
firm makes its now terms, and all Of them
have not granted the increase. Wheth.
es they will or not dePends.-AEsneqa
AcsSfadurer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29
Change OF Q. 3. Onleiais.

LOUISVILLE, July 9s.-Col. Wharton'i
successor as United States District At
torney, will be II. f. Finley, friend d
Mr.. White, Congressman from the Tenth
district Of Kentucky. Mr.. Finley Is no:
very we'll known IN Louisville. 1t is
said that be was beaten in the canvass for
Congress by the present clerk OF the
House, George n. Adams. A rumor ex-
lists that Gen. Murray, United States Mar
shall, may Be succeeded BY Thos. Bradley
OF Louisyille.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

TRAxzHER OF REAL EsrAIE.-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate vas id.
mitted to record in the County Clerks
Office yesterday:
DEED made July q, 1876, by VIM. D.
CALDWELL and viIe and A. More, Jr., in
his own right and - trustee for Mira
CabsIl, to +. c. Reed, for 10. No. So IN the
Seventh Ward, fronting on Broadway
iortI fees with = depth Of 1872! feet;
$1,000,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

PH1ADELPHA, Iuly &.-FIouI-Quiet
extla SfoOs5 Is; Minnesota family S %.
Goa. WheAt-eriue active, other grade
dull; new red 81 15al IL; amber $11Sal p
Rye-50A65e. Corn-Pirm; yellow 5sAeoe
mixed 54G5Te. oatB-DUll; white ISA45e
mixed $S1SSe Clover Seed-Wssten Il!
lSe. Petroleam-QRiet; crude lSXe; re
fined 174Sal7Ze. BGtter-F irm;l New
York and Bradford county extra sSs39e
frsts 29E3Ie western extra 20G42e; frSs Il
al9e. Chsese-EIrm % SaS1Se. Esgs-
Firm; Virginia lie. Whisky-WesierI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

STOLE 4 REyoLvER.-Yesterdsy Dr.. ]
C. Hupp missed fine Coils revolver
from his premises, and suspieioped one
Steve. Quinn Of being the thief. He
accordingly informed Capt. Davis Of the
fact, and Quinn was shortly aftervatd.
arrested. Upon being searched the
revolver was not found upon his person
and be was told that il he would tel
where it was be would be discharged
from custody. Quinn then confessed thai
he had stolen the revolver and hidden II
in the rear OF Dr.. Frissell's residence, on
l4th street. The weapon was recovered
and the prisoner discharged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

TIE Boar RACE To-pAY.-Fhe boa;
race between Jimmy johnson, Of the
Nail City club, and Geo. Wei'getber, Of
the Brown club, will take place over the
lover course this afternoon between 2
and S o'clock. The race will be = straight
mile, from the Baltimore & Ohio machine
shops, in best and best boats, for 500
side. Mr.. II. J. Leasure is the reieree,
and Mr.. Lawrence Heller the Etakehold'
e.. The men have been in practice 70;
some time, and arecUnsidEed very evenly
matched. Much interest IL taken in the
race, and no doub, large crowd will Be
attracted to the course.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-29

CINCINNATI, July 2&-Cotton-Quiei
and steady At lie. FlOur-DuIl and nomi,
nal. Whest-FSir demand Al 81 Gaai 10,
COru-Firn At 44A45e. oats-Dull At 25a
Sc. Rye-Quiet at5Sa59e. BAEieT-oUiei
At 5SA6le. Pork-NoninSlly slS7i. Lard
Dull; steam $40 '211zAal0 IS; kettle 81? 50
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