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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-11

NEW YORK, August 1O.-CottOn-Dull
at u 5-l6al2111c. Flour--Active and rather
more in buyers favor No. 2, s. 25aS s.;
superfne western and State s. 1884 Is;
common to good 81 50ai IS; good to choice
81 SOa5 IS; white wheat extra - 4oa7 80;
extra Ohio 81 55aG IS; ST. Louis IS Ooas so.
Wheat-Spring light demand and lower;
winter heavy; No. spring steam 81 10;
No. Mipnesota spring 81 l5al 16; No. 2
Northwestern 81 20; No. 2 Milwaukee
steam 92aeSc; No. 8 do S5ae0c; winter red
western 75a95c. Rye-Dull; State 65a1Sc;
western 5oA66c; Canada in bond 75a77c.
Barley-Nominal. MAlt-Heavy and I'M
settled. Corn-Firm; mixed graded SEC;
do ungraded 5ia56c. oats-Demand &C.
tive and shade frmer; western mixed
and State 30a4lc; white western do S4a47c,
Hay, Hops and Coffeee-Quiet and 'un'
changed. Sugar-Quiet but firm. Molasses
and Rice-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
81 l3X,
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Cry PIRsoSA1s-Prof. Hermann
Ebeling left for the East last evening,
and sails on the steamer Switzerland on
the 18th. He will be gone about two
years. Willie Armstrong suils on the
same steamer. ~
Jno. Frissell, Jno. MoiIatt, Al. Carter
and Ed. Pearson left for Philadelphia
and Eastern parts yesterday afternoon.
Nfessrs. Ben. Fisher and Harry Cald'
we'll left town yesterday npon hunting
excursion up in Pennsylvania.
Rev. Geo. P. Hays President OF Wash
ingtOn College, is at the Mcclure.
mr. John Frew and vile reached the
city last evening, after an absence OF
three weeks in the East. They will have
rooms at the Mcclure House.
Messrs. James Stewart, G. W. Bremen
and James Collins will to-day start upon
two weeks tour through the East.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad,
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
fa.. Mail Route Of the United States,

! aSt malI houte VI ule 'oHiteS Sse'sSt
viii be the most direct, eouygpIent and economita
way Of reaching Philadelphia and this great Exhl-
htton IRON ali sections Of the country. lb trains
10 and from Philadelphia VII pan tnroasn =
GRAND CENTENNIAL DEPOT, which ne
Company have erected Al the Main Entrance % the
Exhibition Grounds for the accommodation Of
PASSENGER who wish tostop al or sart nom the nas
mer0nS large hotels contiguouS 70 this stAlon pna
the ExhIblIou,-a convenience Of the Eeatsi NA-
ue 70 vllor and a6raed exclusively Y ne Fea rS
RDSELNG DLRECT TO tbs CENTENNIAL
BELDLNGS Excursion trains vii also stop AZ
he EnCAmpnent Of the Patrons Of HnshAndry, Al
Elm Station, on, thh rad. =
M PeaRtykugaia Railroad = ne er1ndkH TatltcSy
onR4aEa1t4a Ia ne HUri4 il contTDlS tFt1 D0.5fad
n.iE1 81 Tpadndy, forming continuous lines % Phl.
adelpiLa, New York, Baltimore, and Wpshingtont
over which luxurious day and night Can run uotn
ChIeaEo, s. Leafs, Louisville, CIndnnAu; Indiana
polls, Columbus, Toledo, Cleveland, and Erie, With
ID maIn line Il laid With double and third tracks
Of heavy steel nails upon deep bed o. hoken stone
blllsI, and IL brides are all Of Iron or stone. rs
passenger trains are e9uiPptd' with every Known
Improvement for comfort and aiety, and me r9h
a. sthr speed for greater dstAhee5 than the trains
al Rny XII On thS continent. The Company has
largely Increased itsequipmsnt for Centennial i1av-
a. and will be prepared TO build In 10 hhops loco
motives and passenger can At Ahort notee snfcent
10 fully accommodate any extI1 demand. Inc IN
eppalled resources At the command Of the Compa-
ny guarantee the most perfect accommodations 10
al its patrons during the Centennial Exhibition
THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY for which the
Pennsylvania Railroad Is - justly celebrated pro
sents 70 tho traveller over ia perfect roadway an
ever changing panorama Of river, mountain, and
landsape visEs unequaIed h America.
THE RATISG-STATI0NSG On this line are IN
,Tpassd Meals will be flrnished At suitable hours
md ample time allowed for enjoying them.
EXCURSION TICKETS, at rednoed t1te1, VIII
te IA Al m PRINCIPAL Railroad Ticket Once in
he West, Eorth-West, SOUTHWEST.
BE SURE THAT YOUR TICKETS Read TIA
he Gro1t PsatSlraRid Route q he CtnteAt6L
FRANK THOMPSON, Genl Manager.
D. n. BOYD, JR, Gent Pas'r Agent.
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The marks last eTenining indicated 9
feet 6 inches, and falling.
The o,Neal had some little trouble IN
getting over the bar ut the head oil the
Island yesterday. ..st
The Phaeton wss not running yester'
dAy, having laid over a day for repairs.
The Ragon left for Parkersbnrg.at her
usual hour yesterday morning, The
Science will be toHlAys packet. !
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati to-
day. .i. a..H
There is dea.th OF news about the
landing just now. /.
Col. Merrill, U. s. Engineer in charge
of the the Ohio river improvement, has
asked permission Of the Newport Council
to place m illuminated gauge inside the
pumping house of the Newport. water
works that would show the space uuder
The Newport bridge, for the benefit .Qt
boats coming down the river on dark
nights. The matter was referred TO the
President and Superintendent, with
power to act ''f
tBY TSlegraPh.l
MEMPHIS, August 1O.-The riverhhas
been falling for the past eight days.
Arriyed-Shinkle, Cincinnati. Departed
Grey Hound, ST. Louis. t+'
New ORLEANS, August lo.--No ar
rivals or departures. 60
Lou1svILIE, August 10.-Riyer 6 feet
4 inches and falling in the canal. Cloudy
and warm. .Arrived-Belle Of Madison,
Andy Baum, Cherokee, Cincinnati: Par
kpt, Memphis; Mary Miller, St. Louis
Depatted-Banm, Memphis; Cherokee,
New Orleans; Sandy, Evansville; Parker
and Mary Miller, Cincinnati. q.
CINCINNATI, August 10.-Riyer 8 feet
Z inches and falling. Arriyed-GlasgoW
and Andes. The RtnS passed up
Weather cloudy. 90.
CAIRO, August 1O.-Riter Is feet s
inches and falling. Arriyed-Cons. Mil
lar. Departed-Cons. Millar. Light rain
ST.. LOUIS, August l0.-Arriyed-Fan-
ME Fisher, Kansas, City; Addie Johnson
Memphis; Maud, Vieksburg. Departed
= DAVIS, Pittsburgh; Northwestern
Keokuk; Mary Boyd, Peorie. The river
has fallen 4 inches.
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BELMONT COUNTY TEAcHERs' ISsu.
rurE.-The Belmont County Teachers
Institute holds its next session during
the week beginning next Monday at the
hall Of the public school building at
Bridgeport. A number Of distinguished
educators will be present and contribute
to the exercises Of the week. The regu-
lar Instructors are Mrs. Gaze, Of Colam.
bus, on Primary Teaching; Prof. shreye,
Of Martins Ferry, on Geography and
Arithmetic, and Prof. Marsh, Of Mount
Vernon, on Elocution and Grammar:
Prof. Burns, OF this place, Chairman OF
the Executive Committee, will have =
general hand in the affair. A letter from
j. n. Taylor, Committee on Local Ar
engagements, says that free entertainment
has been provided for about sixty ladies,
and that gentlemen can secure lodging at
reduced rates. Itmembers win report at
the G. & P. B. r. depot they will find q
committee to direct them as to stopping
plsces.-chronielk.
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CNorSSArr, August lO.-Co tton-steady;
lower grades have advanced; middlings at
ike. Flour-steady and firm. Wheat
Demand fair and market firm; white 81 0Ss
ia. Corn-Quiet but firm at 4sa5Oc.
OATS Steady Of 2Sa4Oc. Rye-Buoyant at
6sAG0c. Barley-Quiet but firm at 7SaS5c.
Pork-Dull at SIS 75a19 90. Lard-auiet;
steam at lie; kettle 12al271c: current make
lO3Sal0Ac. Bulk Aeats-Unsettled and
lower; shoulders sold at 71<a7Sc; clear rib
9a91<c, closing dull at inside price; clear
e3<a10c. Baeon-Easier; shoulders SIC;
clear rib 101<Al01sc, closing at 10jsallc.
Butter-Steady with good demand for
choice. Whisky-Strong at 81 10.
Hoas-DemAnd fair And market firm;
common light So O0a6 %; fair To good light
s. 4OaG 65; do heavy So G0a6 s..
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 10.-Flour-Quiet and
weak. 'Wheat-Active but weak and low
er; No. 9 Chicago spring stssas7Ac Sep
TENDER; ZOO October; No. , do. 76c; reject
ed G0a6lc. Corn-Firmer: No. 2, 4S5sC
spot; G53lc August; 45I<c September; re
jected Axe. oats-Steaay; No. 2, S0C
spot; SOlIaS01Ic August; 30Lc September.
Eye-Quiet and weak at 59c. Barley-Dull
and nominal ut 5Ga5Sc spot. Pork-Easier
at SIS 46als 30 spot; SIS so September.
Lard-Steady and unchanged. Bulk Meats
Steady with a fair demand. Whisky
Quiet and unchanged.
On call Board, Wheat was lc higher;
Sskc September; 904c' October. Corn
firmer at 455la45kc August: 45I<a45ss
September. Oats 30<aS0kc September.
Pork lover at SIS 40 September. Lard un'
changed.
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CHRoxo'D.-Ths H. ]. Leisure Boat
Club was the recipient on Wednesday
evening ofla beautiful chrome, represent
ing \ sccne-"aiter the wreck" 1t was u
present from c. W. seabright, the popular
Center Wheeling clothing merchant, who
i also faYorite in aquatic circles.
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RIO CAPITALISTS
To CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DesirOus 81
Engaging 10 Grape 6ruMlng,
Coal Mining or Market
Gardening.

On account d AdVaDee1 Gse An deIitO1s q
changing my Ie1lSnos, and therefore oar tot Ali
my farm htiated oppodte the dty Of Wheellng, on
the TiVer hank, midway between BtldgSP1rt and
Martins FerTy, add Immediately Joining the VI.
llgS Of htnlTille. Tho property consists Of "
AcrGs d hill and table land and IS o. river bottem
In the hill there Gru two seamI Of coal, ~ and ~
Lex, thick, three deposits Of Limestone, Rn foot
vein Of Close texture and or ie stone, m Is loot
vein Of mari, which altogether make sol and an
underlying bed Of derOdn Of rich and valuable
character.
On the surface, the larEtE portion Of which lee
realty sloping 70 the elst and all under direct tx
posure to the sun, Is Vineyard Of 30 acres mostly
6taEba Erapss, Gfin Gne 6Csrtng condition, about
seven yeiu DID, which has pppyen itssltablC 70 ply
4 handsome per CENT % the cuhlyAier!.
The property Is being approached above and b+,
low BY an advancing u1O Of persons seeking HmAll
homOsteldS, and u nov really the only hnoecnPlsd
territSTy between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
Il Il valuable - an investment for capital Sklns
Hate purchase and valuable 10 those who want mar
kOt Eartening ground elnls " the city. II fronts
beautifully upon The htGT and commands Wow o!
the eity, The lIlind and tho Whole sotnefy Of the
M terms Of aIG.Viil be ons-,hIrl rash, balance
in two annual payments, per cent interest on de-
f0Fred payments For further Particular inquire
RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the promises, or BY nal At BridgePort, Ohio
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Pittsburgh.
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXHIBI;;
dION, Designed 10 c0MME COME K y su M.
ifAN INDEPENDENCE, WILL OPEN MAY
ION AND CLOSE NOVEMBER 10Th, 1876. Az
Tie Nations Of The world and all the statea Snd
TerritOrits q the Union viii pSrtidgate, Tinging
tnCpther the most comprehensive colhetion o N
trSaSures, nechlnIcAl inventions scientific disDye-
M. tnRnufSrturing achievements, mineral spec.-
mems, md 9Eficultural products ever Exhibited:
The GroundS devoted 70 the Exhibition are htulton
on ne linz d The PennSylTaniA Railroad and en-
braoe four hundred and Gtty Aeres Of Faifmoupi
PM. GH hiehly improved and Ornamented, On
EhIeh M cfected the largest buildings ever COO
Structei,-GVe Of these cgTging an Sra Of nifty
Ser,s md costing IS, 00,0Qd The total number q
bgidfnEs eFectNd III the purp:SOs Of the Exhibition
Il over ana hundred,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-11

UNION DISTRICT HAYES AND WHEELER
GLEE CIUB.-At meeting Of the Union
District Hayes and Wheeler. Glee Club,
held al Crhmbackers Hall last night, s
permanent organization was efesled and
The following officers elected:
President-Erancis A, Britt.
Vice Readeat--L. G, Rockwell.
Seerdary-F. A. Budke. :,
TfedSEa-George Crumbacker. -
Leaders-Dr. John ". Morris, ]. T.
Cowl.
. c5mnit.ee on cOaai4aiafand b. Lansz'
J. T. Cowl, W. Fl. Haller, L. c. Rockwell.
The club have procured several cam
paign songs and will sing at the meeting
Of the Hayes and Wheeler Guards this
night week. Go and hear them.
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CALDwELL's Run BRIDGEs.-Ths City
Council will on Wednesday next visit
Caldwell's Run in body, for the pupose
Of examining the course Of the run with a
view TO aseertaining the proper location
OF the proposed bridges. The subject OF
changing the course Of the run in connec-
ton With building the bridges has for a
long time been agitated before Council,
and we trust that the visit will resultin
the project taking some definite shape.
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HAYES AND WHEELER.-The Union
District Fourth Ward Boys Hayes and
Wheeler club are going TO illuminate
their pole tonight with gas letters III
4 w. figures als76"-aiter which there
will be n grand rally round the pole, In;
GLIDING speeches BY several speakers and
also songs by the Glee Club. All the
Hayes and Wheeler clubs are invited to
come and take part with the boys. p.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 10.-Petroleum
Easy; refined IKE; cFudell3Nc. Flour
in moderate demand; extra 81 25ai IS;
Minnesota family S. 50a6 rs. Wheat
Inactive; new red Minnesota 81 0Ga1 10;
amber 81 lsal %. Rye-Dull at Coo. Corn
Quiet; sail Sec; mixed 81 I1Sa57c; yellow 80
a60c. 'OGts-White western 40a44c; Ohio
Sass. Butter-New York and Bradford
county extra 27a2sc; frsts 2Ia3Se; western
extra 20ae2c; firSts 1sal9c. EEgs-Western
fresh lsai0c. WhiSky-WeSteru 81 Il.
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The Democrats eissyed to have grand
blowout on the corner Of 18th and Jacob
streets Last night. A martial band came
down from North Wheeling, followed BY
crowd OF small boys, butneither speak.
ers nor audience were on hand. The
band accordingly mounted the platform
and ratified of a few melancholy tunes
after which they shOuldered their instru.
ments and left ID disgust.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-11

RRLNno1Ds BucHu is still in the re-
NTH OF It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence o. Dr.. Helmbold, the eele-
brated medicine il still manufactured at
he laboratory At Philadelphia, and is
tsoldby all respectable druggists. II y
Warrxntedior All.diseaseS OF theiHdneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feiu. Genuine has proprietors private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent, d4W
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A NEW MErHoD.-A woman up at the
First Ward has an effective method OF
sobering her Isige lord when he comes
home 10 4 condition 70 warrant such a
proceeding. She takes him BY the neck
aud chucks him into the hen house, where
be remains until be pleads for mercy
and promises better for the future. Il il
said that hisspells are becoming less fire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-11

ElDoRADo sA1ooN.-Mr. s. P. Tracey.
has opened q saloon atNo. Is, 1dth street,
which will be known as the Eldorado sa-
loon. Mr.. Tracy proposes to keep strict:
" a first-class house. Nail City and
Reymann's lager will be kept on draught
at all tirnes, fresh and cool, and his liq'
.uors, cigars, ETC., will be Of the besi quail
lily. The Eldorado will be formally
opened to the public on Saturday OF this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-11

The Council Board Of Equalization
and Appeals met at the City Building
last night, iorthe purpose Of completing
the work referred TO them. The books
not being present, however, the Board
was compelled 10 adjourn without trans.
acting any. business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-11

A STREET FIeHT.--A street fight near
Erb 81 eCornick's livery stable, on
Market street below 14th, attracted a
crowd about A o'clock last evening. The
combatants were Tom Ammons and Jake
Watson. Both. were the worse for the
fght, as their swelleds heads and Black
eyes will testify. Mr.. Mccormick At.
tempted to separate them, when he re-
ceiyed blow in the face which will be a
source OF annoyance for some time to come.
al the same time 4 vicious dog seized
him by the leg and bit himfn two places.
The fight continued for some time, but no
police appeared upon the ground. We
have not heard Of any arrests being
made,
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ONO COUNTY LUSAucs.-Mr. Charles
O'Hara, one Of the officers Of the State
Asylum for the Insane, at Weston, yeSter-
day arrived in tho city. He will to-day
take three lunAtics, now confined in the
Ohio county Jail to the institution at
Weston, ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-11

NEW York, August lO.-Business iair
with commission houses and light with
importers and jobben. Cotton goods
steady at current quotations, Fancy ana
navy blue prints In good demand and nun
Worsted dress goods, GhAWlS, skirts and
hosiery doing fairly. Desirable makes oil
fancy caSsimeres In fair demand. Foreign
goods remain quiet, silks quiet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-11

DEATH OF ISRAEL UrDEoRAFF.-Israel
Updegraff, Esq, j ustics OF the Peace in
Union district, died yesterday afternoon
at 9 o'clock, at his residence, 81 10th
street. Mr.. Updegratf was about fifty
years Of age, and was born and lived all
bis life in this city. He was connected
with various business interests in the
city during his life, and just previous 10
his election as Justice OF the Peace, and
for the space Of fifteen or twenty years,
was member OF the well known firm Of
Pauuell & Updegratf, lumber dealers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-11

The report current in this city on
Monday night that the Neshannocks had
been defeated on that day by the Stand.
ards, Of Wheeling, BY . Score OF IL 10 .,
was generally disbelieyed. However, the
Wheeling papers which came TO hand
last night confirm the rumOr, aid certify
10 IL truth. We don't want 70 insinuate
anything. PiHbtEgh Gu.sas. lj -"
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JUSTICE BELv11LE-On account Of the
absence OF witnesses, the three cases OF
II. Schwartz, Charged with selling liquor
on Sunday, were continued until this
morning at 9 o'clock. 100
TIE case wherein George Balm was
charged with assaulting Edward Joynte
was examined and taken under advise
ment by the Justice.
Roger Glenn, q boy ofthirteen, was be-
fore Justice Belville yesterday upon a
charge OF throwing stone at woman
with whom his sister was quarreling.
He was held in 500 to appear and ans
wer at the next term Of the county court.
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YsrERpAY afternoon Grub. the Rtgis.
Ter base ball reporter, was locked in q
back room in Harry HAusers with. one
black bottle, one wet handkerchief around
his head, ten large black bass for brain
food, one gross Of lead pencils and ten
reanis Of paper, pouring out what be
knew OF the National game. A palpita'
ting public awaits the appearance Of this
mornings RsgiaeT with 40 anxiety Dor
derirR on frenzy.
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TIE Council COMMITTEES to WHOM was
referred the street railway extension
matter sheld Hmeeting last, evening at the
city building. Several motions were
made and rejected, and committee finally
adjourned without taking any definite
action. Another meeting will be held
before the next meeting OF Council.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-11

TOLEDO, August 1O.-Elour = Qpiet
Wheat-Dull; No. 2 white Wabash new
81 liz; No. white Michigan new 81 III;
No. 3 do 81 03; No. 2 amber Michigan new
81 90; No. red winter new 81 u; No. : do
SlA3; spring red new 81 90; seller Septem'
Der 975zca$l or; amber Illinois new 81 II.
Corn-Quiet but steady; high mixed 45c;
seller September 5o1<c; low mixed spot and
seller August 4Sc; no grade 46c; damaged
39kc. Oats-Dull; No. new size.
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The Board Of Directors Of the Elm
Grove Town Hall Association were in
session at the Court House yesterday,
They agreed to open The bids for the con-
struction oil the. building on the 10th inst.
at noon, ind TO commence work imme-
diAlely afterwards. 1t is. expected that
the ball will be open to the public BY
Dec.l, ~ =!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-11

A GAS main is being laid on South
Front, street, from Virginia to Ohio,
where it will connect With the'pipe that
crosses the river. We suppose that the
pipe will be laid on the river bed while
the water is low, some time this fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-11

TIE result Of the meeting Of the Ohio
County Republican Executive Commit
tee, held on Tuesday, which was printed
in Wednesdays 1STELIIdENcER, last
night appeared in the enterprising even
Ing paper. Better late than never.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-11

Gooo1s BR1DcEs, Oldest son Of Captain
Bridges, Superintendent Of the Peniten-
tiary, died at Moundsyille yesterday
morning Of typhoid fever. He was about
l9 years Of age, and was highly esteemed.
His parents have the lively sympathy OF
the people Of Moundsville.
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THrBrfdseport correspondent OF the

Belmont Chronicle says:
Tuesday morning a man about twenty
Eve years old, OF medium size, dark hair
and light complexion, called at the post
office offering to sell United States stamps.
An officer was al once secured and put in
pursuit, but had not yet overtaken him
at2P.M. An officer from Wheeling was
also in chase Of the fellow, who had sold
man named Bpgell, in Wheeling, some
three.cent stamps yesterday, and thenee
went TO Bellairc and here to-day. He is
evidently going north, and is no doubt a
thief; -. g'r,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-11

Tomorrow will be the two hpndEedth
anniversary Of the death Of that murder:
GUS redsEin, King Philip. We had
hoped that it might be celebrated by the
like treatment Of Sitting Bull, but it now
seems improbable.