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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-07

NEW YORK, Aug. observation-disclosures
at y l-lG@l23c; futures firm; August
llscc; September IL l-52@1l Lice; Oc-
to6er II l.32c; November II 5 81;
December II 3-32c. Flour-Very firm;
receipts $4,000 barrels; No. 2 81 900
3 IS; supertine western and state SO 10
fh4 IS; common TO good extra "a 900
4 rs; good to choice 81 S0@5 45; white
wheat extra SIS 30@7 so; extra Ohio
81 SOFAS 50; st. Louis S. 00@s so. Rye
Flour-Flrm at "a 70@5 10. Corn Meal
Steady; western 81 OO@3 90. Wheat
Strong and in moderate demand; I'M
graded spring S3c@l TO- No: / Miiwsu,
kee 81 20; No. 2 do 9s9Sl II; No. 3
do 96c(6$l 90; No.2 Chicago spring Doc
6Sl 0S; No. 8 do S5@95c: winter red
western 75c6Sl 90. Rye--Dull and
nominal. STRAIGHTFORWARD. Malt
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-Un.
crsr ged and in moderate demand; re
ceipts 1900 bushels. Oats-Firmeri re.
ceip.s $4,000 bushels; western mixed and
state 3O(d,43c; white western do S6@5oc
Hay, Hops and Rice-Quiet and I'M
chan ged. Sugar-Firm; fair TO good
refining ss99c; prime 9sc. MolsSses--
Firm Petroleum-Quiet; crude Ssc;
refined II &c: cases l73c; naphtha, city lie.
Rosin-Quiet at 55G70c. Turpentine-
Steady at 30c. Eggs-Steady; western
l5Gi9c. Whisky-Firm. Pork-Heavy
and nominal; mess $40 10. Beei-Un'
changed; middles firm; long clear west
crn l0lc; city lO:c. Lsrd-Dull; prime
steam Sll rs. Butter-Frrm; western
l3G23c. Cheese-S@9lc.
PHILADELPHIA, August 5.-Petro-
leum-S,eady; refined l7!c; crude lSsc.
Clover Seed-At l7@lSc. Timothy
At 81 20. FIour-Active and firm; extra
- OOG,4 IS; Minnesota family
S. 5O(a,6 so; Pennsylvania family IS IS
G,6 so; high grades 81 Oo6ss Is. Wheat
In good request; red 81 l6Gl u;
amber 81 23G;i %; white 81 25tdl 20.
Rye-At Coo. Corn-1nsctive; yeli""
zoe: medium 55(d,5Sc. 0ats--More active
western white 43@46c. Provisions firm.
er; pork-At S2l 00(d2l %. Lstd-A'
lliall}c. Whisky-At 81 Il. Receipts
of wheat 10000 bushels, corn us, ooo.
Butter-Firm; New York and Bradford
county extra 2ot922c; firsts 22(12sci
Western extra 2O(a22c; first lsGlsc'
Cheese-Flrm; western Ste. Eggs
Active; western fresh l1s}lsc.
ToLEpo. o., August 5.-flo1r-Stesdy.
Whsa,-Steady; No. white Wabash
new, 81 ~; No. white Michigan new
81 10; No. = white Michigan, new ; W;
extra white Michigan new 81 Do amber
Michigan spo, 81 10; seller September
81 IL; new spo. 81 10; No. 2 Michigan
9ac. Corn-S,eady; high mixed 5oici
seller September 5lei no grade 4G!ci
damaged S9lc. Osr-Stesdy; white
CSC; Michigan S3lc
NV YORK, August 5.-Dry Goods
Business continues moderate with do.
nestle commission houses Dark and
medium prints in good demand. bes'
standard ginghsms l0ac. Cotton goods
unchanged. Rspellant and Kentucky
jeans in fair request. Mems wear wool
en- goods IN moderate demand. Foreign
dry goods quiet
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steel Alphabets and Figures on hand ami
made To order. No 1871 Market street, be-
low Postsftice, Wheeling, W. Va. iy6
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PuLPTT PoMn.-Rev. snodgraaS, Of
the ShAPline street Church, otiisiated az
:, Rev. ;, ., A. Cunningham, 3; D, Of
Philadeiphia, occupied the pulpit OF ihe
First Prespyterian Church yesterday
morning and evening. ann, -.,;u,,
The subject o. Kew; MiIiers morning
sermon, az me disciples, Chureh yester !.
dsy, was BOOK Oh 'oO = mhaI II
4e psaV srod,,... % ,ho ch,n,;no s..ss,
Rev. sn9dgraS' o. the ShaPlne ssree. ..
NJ. Z. ohntcai a aiseGutSeq yes!ef ,flify
morning upon INDIVIDUAL hesponsiOii'
ity" -, ,..,,;s... ,... IN, a.,
Centennial se rs c were hel O q. !ne
Fourth street i ~. =. Cn@sca yss;!etIIt; ny
DR.. Kelley aS iDe oe my .a5 u'S
course ~ iya ~ Ir 4. coaS.on nj n
were delivered py 'GeEs oo en- so ahG p
DsvenPot X S nf,srro SS,V'' 1A' 'AO'A'''
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in price it.hab an apparently .upwaftsu
tendency, Pittsburgh selling for a mons .i
past at 46c per Dbl, a slight advance over
previous rates. Even at this price, nov s,.
ever, dealers complain that their pr0n'S
are just nix. -u, 49,.
The Salt Valley. passed up Saturday
10y Telegraph
VicKnuRd, July S.-Riyer rose one
inch to-day. The Shreveport went up al
A P. NJ, Cherokee down at 8 p. NJ, City o.
Helena arrived at s T, NJ.
EVANSVILLE, July 9.-Weather clear
till evening and very hot. Mercury I9'
10 93o. River II 40 feet and rising
fast. Heavy winds and light rains this
evening, but Il Is now clear again. Dowr
Mary Miller, Grey Eagle, Gov. Gar
land, Bowling Green, Robert Mitchell
Golden Rule. John L, Rhoads.
81. LOUIS, July 9.-Arrived-Johnson
Keokuk; Fanny Lewis, Kansas City
Mitchell, st. Paul. Departed-None
River fallen 10 inches. Weather cloud,
and cooler.
Lou1sv11E, July 9.-Weather warn
and clear. Arriyed-Arlington, shinkl
and Sandy, Cincinnati Departcd--Ar
lington, New Orleans; shinkle, Memphis
Robin, st. Louis; Sandy, Evansville. Xiv
er falling with s feet in the canal.
CISCIENATI, July 0,-Riyer 10 feet
inch and falling. Weather clear an'
hot rain this afternoon. 81
CAIRo, July 9.-River "a feet . inche
and rising; rain this afternoon; weathe
cloudy; mercury "a degs.
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We WoNDRR-We wonder il a single
one Of the pensivc peelers who stand on
the street corners and ian themselves are
aware that there Is an ordinance against
street loaiing.
We wonder whether beer is intoxicat'
ing. "a,
I'VE wonder II certain young society
gentleman didn't swear when his horse
threw him Of, the other afternoon, or
Chapline street.
We wonder when Capt. Ed. Davis
sleeps. -,
Wcwondcr when the police will appear
in uniform. .,,
We wonder where 81. Martin is about
this time.
We wonder when young Russell, OF the
evening paper, is going to call n meeting
Of his chin whiskers.
We wonder why JOHNSON, OF the Sun
day paper, don't shoot that hat.
I'VE wonder II there won't be a row IN
Council oyer'the manner in which that
81 500 appropriation was expended.
I've wonder what became OF that $3.50
appropriated by the Board OF Education
for Che purpose Of decorating the public
school buildings.
We wonder il that story Of damaged
fireworks isn't libel upon Old Prob.
We wonder how many goose-eggs the
Standards will be Obliged to sit on next
Monday afternoon.
We wonder who will be the next
Sheriff.
We wonder about great many Other
things which we will tell you about here
after.
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SENSIBLE ADvIcE.-You are asked
every day through the columns Of news.
papers and by your druggist to use some
thing for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
that you know nothing about, and you get
discouraged spending money with but
little success. Now 10 give you salts
factory proof that Green's August
Flower will cure you Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all its effects, such
as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habit.
ual Costiveness, palpitation Of the Heart,
HEARTBURN, Water-brash, coming up OF
food after eating, low spirits, &c., we ask
you to go TO your druggist and get a
Sample Bottle Of Green's August Flower
for 10 cents and try II, or a Regular Size
for 20 cents. Two doses will cure you.
Wholesale agents, Logan, List 4 Co, and
Laughlin Bros. d Co. eod&w.
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No CAPITALISM '.
Or Parties Of Small Means Desiroua OF
Engaging Ia Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market ,
GARDENING,

On account Of advanced age / am delirpuS O.
changing my residence aud therefore otsr for salt
ny farm sItiicd opposite the city Of Wheeling, OF
. the river bank, midway between BudseFort and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the vi.
lage Of EtniTIllC. Tho property consists Of g
acres Of hill and table land and IS Of river lottom
In tic hill there are two seams Of COAL on and W
iret thick, three deposits Of limestone, an foot
vein Of close texture nlnd or free stone, an Is loot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and 40
underlying bcd Of deposits Of rich and valuable
character.
On the surface, the, larger portion Of which lies
gently HOplng 10 the cast and all under direct ex-
lIsufr 10 the sum- Is Vineyard Of 80 acres, mostly
Catawta grapes all In One bearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven itself able 10 pay
4 handsome per ccnl 10 the cultIyat0r.
The property Is being approached above and bG;
low by an advancing lido Of persons seeking small
hOmcStcais, and Il now really the only nnoceupled
territory between Bridgeport and Martina Ferry.
IL s valuable as an investment for capital seklng
Eafe purchase, anil valuable 10 those who want mar
ket IarlonIng ground Close 10 the city. II front!
beautifully upon the river and commands view Of
the city, the Island and the whole scenery OF Tie
valley.
T'he terms Of sale will 10 one hirl cash, balance
10 two annual payments, ner cent interest on de
fenel payments. For further Particular Inquire
I 49, RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or by mall at Bridgeport, Ohio
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New York.

NEW YORK, July S.-Cotton-Stcady nj
1lXal1 S.32c. Flour - Heavy; superiine
western and State s. dOa4 10; common to
good 81 2Oa5 o.; good TO choice 81 90a5 20;
white wheat extra S. 20a775; extra Ohio
81 20a7 90; St. Louis S. z5a9 90. Wheat
Light demand; ungraded 95ca$l 10; No.'1
spring 81 coal %. No. 9 Milwaukee 81 lOa
lis; No. 1851 GOAL o.; mixed winter 81 20
No. 9 Chicago spring 81 10; No. 8, 9icaS1 20,
Rye-Steady; State at SS1fc. Barley-Fim'
MaIt-Steady. Con-Fair trade: ::western
mixed inferior at 50a5ic; mixed steamer
graded 5Gc; mixed graded Soc. 0ats-Dull
western mixed State at 32ISa40c. bay and
Hops-Quiet and unchanged. MelasSei
and Rice-Quiet. Sugar-Steady; fair Il
good refining haSl<c; prime. SAc- WINS
ky-Steady and in fair demand at 81 1SH
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Riot at Hamburg, Gu.

AUGUSTA, July 9.-The riot 4, Ham.
burg has terminated .disastrOully. MI,
morning between 2 and 8 O'Clock SIR
groes we're killed and three wounded, d.
Thitenan killed and one drowned. d
lar the whites had fired round. n.
apieee Of artillery, the negroes retr.,s
from a brick building into the cellar. u,
out houses Of adjoining building. /
were captured and the others includit,
Cant. Doc Adams escaped into the couh.
try. It's reported that some Of The pri,.
oners were SHOT after being captured.
The unfortunate affair Is deplOred b,
all and there is deep regret that The BEL
ter councils did not prevail. The dead
were buried to-day. Crowds Of peOpl,
from Augusta visited Hamburg, white
and blacks intermingled freely. Their
were no threats but deep regrets tha
blood had been shed and lives lost. n
further trouble is anticipated.
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.Gen. CrooIk,s OnInIon.

OMAHA, July S.-Capt. McKersop A
D. O., OF Gen. Crooks staff who went o a.
with The expedition returned TO OnS nv
Yesterday. he left Crook on one Of Il,
ANAL forks Of the Tongue river al NJ
base Of the Big Horn mountain, Ia
miles from Fort Fetterman and .bor,
2O2 miles from the railroad: The COM
mand are awaiting the arrival Of supnIis,
and reinforcements. The latter, c6 mann
ing Of Eve companies left Fort Fetterm,S
July 4th and expected TO reach Cool
about the 18th. He will also be ioin.i
about Monday by 100 Snake Indian
These with the troops will increase II.
number Of men in the expedition to oy.,
| 1,4OO. McKerson does not apprehend An,
danger to the expedition, neither d.,
Crook; does not look upon the attarf a
| a few weeks ago as defeat; is cOnfj.s,
| Crook can and will whip the SiouI :,
soon as the reinforcemens afri,.
Crooks location Is not over fifty niIs
from the scene Of the Gustav massacre,
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Marks feet 10 inches.
The Coal Hill passed up Saturday a / s
a. NJ, light.
The Sam Brown passed up satu .rday
morning with barges.
Thelron Valley was takcnoff tho. dock
ON Saturday. So.
The. Monitor moved the n all Cit,
barges from the Top to the Beln lont Mil
and left for Parkersburg Saturday night
The Harrison left Tor Go oSe Island
with a tow Of coal bargea and Eve empty
ones. .a.
Tie Hudson left for Cincinnati a. 5 p.
The Fanchop, from Pittsburgh ca route
for Cincinnati, passed down yesterday.
The Whale passed down AT P. N. Sat-
urday.
The Ragon left for Parkersbus at 1890
A. N. Saturday.
The Coal Hill sunk a fuel fat at the
foot Of Wheeling Island a few feet to The
right Of the channel.
A late Memphis paper says There Is
very little demand at present for coal, yet
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PHILADELPHIA, July s.-FlOur-DuII;
extra 81 00a4 co. Minnesota family S. 25a
100. Wheat-Slow; western red 81 75a1 so.
Rye-72a79IEc. Comm limited request;
yellow 5Sa5sJ5c; mixed 54a57c. 0ats-In
better request; white Slab. Pork-Dull
at so 5Oa2i 90. Lard-111zal21zc. Clover
Secd-l7alSc. Petrolcum-Crudc1299 zo; re.
fined 1870. Butter-Firm; New York and
Bradford county extra 25a27C; iirsts 22a2ici
western extra 2Oa22c; firsts 1sa19c. Cheese
Unchanged. Eggs-stealy at 20a22c,
Wlisky-Western 81 II.
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HEEMBoLD's BucHu Ia still in the re-
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
bratcd medicine is still manufactured at
he laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
tsoldby all respectable druggists. It ia
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
ieits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent, r. daW
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A REersrwriter claims that shapely
SCOT should be one.seventh Of the height
Of person. This explains why Johnson,
Of the LEADER, who is seven feet three in.
ches in height, has foot twelve inches
and three.seyenths in length. Whcw
take whole side Of calf.skin for each
trotter,
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oRDfNATIoN.-on Saturday morning
at Q o'clock, Mr.. John A. Tracey was or.
dained a priest at the Cathedral by
Bishop Kahn. The ceremonies, which
were witnessed by q large congregation,
continued about two hours. During the
last year Mr.. Tracey has been ut st.
Marys College in Baltimore, but the four
years previous he WAS seminarian in
this city. On Thursday last he was or
dained sub.leaeon, and on Friday deacon,
1t is not yet determined where he will be
alationed. u,
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HAYES FISHING CLuB.3The Hayes
fishing club, about a dozen in number,
left for Matamoras last night upon n two
months campaign against the 6nny tribe.
The club is composed entirely Of sound
and solid Hayes men, under the command
Of Captain Jake Bentz, They'll. be hack
in time TO vote.
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TRAysFERsoF REAL EsrATE.-The fol
lowing deeds, transferring real estate in
the county Of Ohio, were left for record
at the office Of the Clerk OF the County
Court on Saturday:
Deed made June %, 1876, by Ernestine
Klein aud husband, and VIM. Menninger,
trustee, to Louis Metzger, trustee, for
part Of the south ! Of lot %, Jonathan
Zane's addition; S..
Deed made September II, 1865 BY
Mount Rion's. Cemetery 10 Peter Grag, for
lot II; $50 so.
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Cry PERsoNA1a-1Justioe Kramer
Is the latest mysterious parsonage brought
into publicity by the evening paper. He
q supposed % have some remote copnec-
tion with 'Esqufre Hammer, Of Centre
Dr.. As. Todd and family are at Oak.
land, and Mrs. IT,. Gally at Cranberry
DR.. Alexander Martin, formerly Of the
Fourth Street Church in this city, was
finally inaugurated as President OF As
bury University on the Dist Of last
month.
The Charter Valley base ball club, Of
Cannonsburg, Pa, are stopping at the
Grant House.
VIM. Fox, Of this city, has received a
patent for an improved process Of man
iacturing glass.
J.B. Smith, Esq, has been elected Pres
ident Of the Bellaire Hayes club. =.
Prof. Duff, OF Harmar, Ohio, is the
hew Superintendent Of the Bellaire pub
licVsc6ools.
The Standard base ball club is endeay-
oring to engage Benz. Summers, former
ly Of the Cincinnati "Blue Stockings" to
catch for them.
DR.. John II. Storer and wife, Of Tria.
delphia, have returned from an extended
eastern trip.
The remains OF Capt. s. A. Sprague, Of
the Cumberland Accommodation, who
Edisd In Cumberland, were broHght TO this
city for. interment. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon ut o'clock
from the residence'of Mr.. Jacob Jeiler.
son, corner 18Th and Eof streets.
Among those leaving the city fQt The
Centennial Exposition this week will be
Mrs. A. W. Campbell, Mrs. S. o. Taylor
Miss Ida Harden, Miss Gertie Harden
Mr.. John NJ. Birch, Mr.. Joe. T. Noble
Mr.. Jas. v. DiCkey and Mr.. John L
Dickey. -.t.
Rev. James Lee, Of Missouri, is guest
at the residence Of Mr.. W. J. II. Bown
Broadway, Island.
Mr.. John E, Owens, the comedian, who
Is now rusticating at the Arkansas Hot
Springs, has written TO Manager Hamil
ton for open dates the coming amusement
season. ..,....
Mr.. Bob Stevens, OF the Kurdish Fifth
Avenue Company, will represent Manager
Hamilton in New York this season. Boil
will not fail TO secure us some fine attrac
lions.
The brave but unfortunate Gustav was
we'll known here; many Of our boys IN
blue having served in his iamous"Red
Necktie Brigade" during the rebellion
The news Of his death was received with
feeling Of profound regret.
Mr.. Geo. Wise and sister leave for New
York to-day, upon pleasure trip to the
Centennial and elsewhere. -
Judge Raymond, of the Court Of APP.
pe4ls, returned to the city yesterday, aud
is stopping at the Mcclure.
Judge John s. Hoffman, late OF the
Court Of Appeals, is stopping atihc Nc
| l.ufA. y
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CHICAGO, July s.-Flour-Quiet and un.
changed. Wleat-Dull, weak and lower;
No. 2Chicago spring 81 COZ spot Or July;
81 023sal O51z August; 81 OK September;
rejected G5a6Sc. .Con-Firm; No. 2 ut 46c
spot or July; 4G<c August; 47c September;
rejected 421lc. 0ats-Good demand, but
atlower rates; No. 2, 291ic spot; ?9c bid,
July; 2SHc bid, August; rejected 2SAc.
Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Barley-Dull
and nominal. Pork-Moderate active
and higher ut $40 70a19 rs spot; $40 6711a
10 20 August; $40 90 September. Lard
Steady at $l1 10. Bulk Meats-Fim;
shoulders 1I1a71sc; clear 101zc. Whisky
Firm at 81 l0H, ~. =
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VERY WARM.-Notwithstsnding The
numerous showers Of rain. which have
visited ny almost daily for n week OF
more past, the weather continues fear,
fully hot. In fact tho summer thus lar
in point Of continued heat, will compare
with any for years past II is beginning
to affect the health. OF the community.
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Tho main building and attachment
Of the House Of Correction at FitChbuH,
Mass, were burned Sunday morning.
Loss $4,000 to $4,000.
All the whisky frauds lately con-
yicted at New Orleans, with the eIrp
ton Of Fehsenbach, left for the Mound.
VILE, ". Va, penitentiary on the 9Th.
NEW York, July s.-Arrivel-Stean
ers Celtic and Spain, Liverpool.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, July s.-Flour Quiet and
firm. lWheat-Dun, weak and lower; No.
white ,Wabash..$ 81 30; No. 1white Michigan
81 90; amber spot, July and August 81 25i
No. 8 red Ole; rejected red 7Sc. Corn-Firmi
high mixed seller July 50c; seller August
5I1fc; low mixed Acc; no grade 4Sc. Oats
Dull; No. 2, 31jSc; white S9Ac.
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BALTIMORE, July g. Flour Quiet,
weak and unchanged. Wheat-WealS.
Corn-Western weak; mixed 5GAa57c.
0ats-Firm and demand good;' western
white 37a39c; western mixed 34aS6c.' Rye
-Nominally G0a65c. Hay-Steady. Pro.
yisions-Firm, quiet and unchanged.
Lard and Butter unchanged. Petroleum
Strong and quiet crude Sl<asssc; refined
l5IEc. Cofee-Quict, firm and UNI
changed. Whisky-Dull at$1 15H. 81.
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FleHr IN EAST WnEELING.-Two men,
Jones and West by name, engaged in u
fight near Geo. Crumbacker's pole, East
Wheeling. on Saturday evening last. The
nature Of the difficulty was not ascertain
ed. Warrants were issued for the men,
and they will probably be called upon TO
explain this morning at the police court.
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A GREAT, many highly scientific dis
questions haze been written on 1.-THE
water we drink For 4 change nothing
would be more interesting than a plain
explanation OF "The mud we imbibS" out
Of tho Ohio after every rain storm.
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SKIPr RAcE.-Al ouble.oarcd skilrrace
took place over the lower course Satur.
day afternoon, between Carroll and Davis
in'one skig, and .lIagsdorn and Emory
in the other. The race was for 800, and
was witnessed by large crowd Of specta
tors. The contestants were guided ovei
the course, which was three miles IL
length, by John Barrett, OF the Nail City
club, and Gust Hanke, OF the Leisure
club. Carroll and Davis came in alseat
about fifty yards; time, PSI. Eii. knowles
acted rs referee.
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.oyr1crRs IssrA11ED.-The officers Of
BLACK Prince Lodge No. 10, X. OFF, were
installed on Saturday evening, rs follows
Fred. Enjoy, c. c.; N. Herbert, V. q,
Charles W. Kennedy, NJ. Of F.; Geo. W,
Davis, Prelate. Grand Chancellor Win.
der, Of this city, performed the eeremo,
MES Of installation, which were followed
by refreshments, music, etc. aa.,
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UEFIpIAII NVIIUL OF 'DI4ltINb5 MT
MINT,

Governor Conner has notified the
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
at Washington by telegraph that he has
appointed James e., Blaine Senator in
Congress, and that Mr.. Blaine has placed
in hands his Resignation as representa-
tive from the Third Congressional Dis.
trict. Blaines health shows no special
change, though possibly he has not been
quite so well for q day or two past. His
physician wishes to have him removed 10
the sea shore as soon as possible. Blaine
rejects the suggestion Of a European tour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-10

THIS is thskind OF weather that makes
a man wish either that Adam hadn't
been so successful as backslidor, or that
some patriot would invent pair Of linen
trousers that button on around the neck
and have arm holes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-10

JUSTICE PuILLIPs.-A warraha was on
Saturday sworn out for The arrest oil
John Kline, who keeps tin store in
North Wheeling, upon charge OF conf
hitting rape upon servant girl named
Burke, who came 70 the city from Mar
shall county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-10

OK Saturday night a Roman peanut
merchant, whose place Of business Is
located short distance above the Post
office, detected youngster snatching a
handful OF peanuts. The Italian gave
chase, and pursued the boy several
squares without overiaking him: The
race entertained about hundred spec.
tainrR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-10

STANDARD vs.. CHARTER VALLEY.-A
game Of base ball took place on the Fair
Grounds Saturday afternoon between the
Charter Valley club, Of CAnonsburg, Pa,
and the Standard club, Of this city, re-
sulting in favor OF the latter by score
Of 81 TO Z. Below is the score OF the
game: