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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Wayne Macveagh, of Pennsylvania, Is at the Brc-
WORT House. Ex-Congressman Samue. S. Marshall, OF
Illinois, and Dewitt c. Ellis, Superintendent OF tho
New York Bank Department. at tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Congressman John o. Whitehousc, OF Pough
kcepse and General John G. Hazard OF Rhode Island,
are at the Albemarle Hotel General James Craig ol
Missouri. and Judge r. w. Bartey,o OF Washington, are
at the ST. Nicholas Hotel f. A. do Sitcnko, Chief En-
gineer of tho Water Department. of Moscow, Russia IL
at the Grand Central Hotel General John II. Kins
and Colonel Joseph G. Tllford, United States Army,
at the sturtevant House T. b. Blackstone Presi.
dent OF tho Chicago and Alton Railroad Company is az
the indsor Hotel Colonel Clermont L. Best, United
States Army, at the Grand Hotel General Rufus IL.
King OF Albany, and Captain Davis United Statci
Navy, are at the New York Hotel
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Tnere was actual change in the condition OF Com
modore Vanderbilt yesterday In tho morning he slept
a little, and in tho afternoon had short interview
with Mr. Chester W. Chaplin, President of the Boston
and Albany Railroad Early in the evening he
pained OF feeling pain, but this quickly
licvcd by the remedies administered. consultation
of his physicians held last evening, at the close Of
which they stated that no immediate danger was ap
nroh dad
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WAR IN AFRICA.

uosrnITIEs BEGUN ON THE wKsr COAST
AN ENGLISH EXPEDITION AsCExDs THE
HIoxR-sEvEnAL VILLAGES BURNED.
LONDON, Sept Q, 1S76
special despatch to the Standard from Madeira,
says intelligence has been received there Of the out
break Of hostities the West coast OF Africa
British expedition, consisting OF three ships under
Commodore Bruce, ascended the River Niger and had
a conflict with the natives Several villages were
burned and number OF Englishmcn were wounded.
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DRINK AND SUICIDE.

Early yesterday morning J. L. Durham, OF West
Orange, committed suicide BY swallowing heavy dose
Of laudanum Excessive drinking led to the rash act
Deceased was . maA or family and . member Of the
Methodist chursh.
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THE FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR.

DEPARTURE OF REAR ADMIRAL MoRDANT FoR
THE WEST INDIES
PoEr ROYAL, S. g., Sept s, 1870
Tho French frira,c Minerva and gunboai, Rear Ad-
miral MorGant have sailed for the West Indies
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
PanvlnrxcE. RI. Ser

PRoviDENcE, X. l., Sept 5, 1915
Edward ilararcs, Frcnchman. engaged alone in
ssibs a well N Warwick, caught yesterday
"a t.rlir0n D., the caylnE IN OF sand aud gravel, and
rraluiuiy cfnshci tu death. priest made pcrious
visu ~ the oVing man by means OF ladder. The
body was not exrlcaicd Until o'clock this morn.
iuy after twelve hours OF continuous labor.
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM IN KANSAS.

ST. Louis, Sept s. 1875
terrible storm passed over I.eavcnworth city and
county, Kansas, night before last seriously damaging
houses, crops, &c
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DANIEL DERONDA. A Novel. By Georre Eliot. Author Of
"Middlenarcb." "RouiolA." Adam Bsde," kc., Ac
volM. limo, cloth. 81
The position OF George Lot in the literature Of modsrs
fiction absolutely regal Her In
al visit. aud event in history ytlobe. London
There has been popular svoritc who has
petey found the key to the Of hcr audience
George Eliof--Spectator. London.
For subtety of thought csfcfuncs OF literary
ton. delicate and firm delineaon Of cbarater and motive
eucidaton OF the springs Of action exhibited
by leading actors IL In this branch
li.n literature Nothing sighted:
character and secondary circumstances worked
with the finished detail The story itscif
absorbing aud all It's accessories brilliant and
Its pictures are vivid. natural and powerful whether do
pcting this development Of the character Of heroine
and its several heroes describing social
In England the Continent. in their able
exposition OF the Hebrew character and faith The
n notablc In the realm with
suodued passion and thous fntstli
gcnccr \. y.
Readers of George Fiiots Daniel Deronds." tho
absorbing Of the day have varied aud delightful
intclIcctua feast The uncxceptonabe English In which
IL written tho marked ndivdu aty and strength Of lee
ehsrscer less than the succession OF deeply Interest,"
ing and dfcut situations which fow With
I. mnch dignity and nstursness as the consultations
sweep the heavens, attest the genius and mental
muscle Of tho suthor.-Pbiisdc Press.
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DESPATCH FROM GRNrRAL SHERIDAN GIvlNo
LATEST NEWS FROM TERRY-rRR TWO COM
MANDs 70 ACT sRPARATELY--CRooK TO KEEP
ON THE rnAr. OF THE SIOUX xAsrwARDLY--
TERRY TO WORK NORTH.
WASHINGTON, Sept 8, 1875
The following despatch has been from Gen.
eral Sheridan
CHICAGO ILL.,. Sept. T. 1915
To General W. T. SIBERIAN, Washington, ID. G. =
General Terry telegraphs me, the 9th OF August,
that the columns strong enough to act separately
and that the best prospect OF success was
for his command to cross TO tho left bank Of the
Yellowstone, and he to cross the river near
Glendine Creek August u and work north up to
the dry fork OF the Missouri, while General Crook
follows the trail he Is eastward. Ho does not
say whether any OF the Northern Indians crossed
the Yellowstone or not, but he believes It best for the
com mand pursue tho above Indicated as the
Indians Crook is following may cross AZ the lower
fords OF tho Yellowstone.
Tho despatch will be forwarded to you by mail
r. II. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant General
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SCOUTING FOR SIOUX.

THE WHEREABOUTS OF CROOK AND TERRY.
ST. PAUL, Mnn.. Sept S, 1876
Intelligence by way OF Bismarck Ia to the effect that
on the Slst OF August General Crook near Glen
dine, south Of tho Yellowstone. route to Glondine
for supplies. General ferry the north side of
tho Yellowstone. fifteen miles below Gendne, march
ing toward the Missouri below him.
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DROWNED AT CAPE MAY.
CAFE NAY. n. J

CAFE MAY, n j., Sept 6. 1876
John Marvin and William Norris both OF Tnrentum,
Pa, drowned here this morning. Norris lost hts
life In attempting to Marvin who had venturcd
beyond his depth and become exhausted
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MELLOW FGyEk.

ANtTurr IVInT'tIIIIr VrIfI bL
Average temperature iof CORES poudIng date last
rrnr ~
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will sbow tho changes in the
temperature Tor the past twcnty-our hours, in COM
parson with the corresponding last year as in
dicited by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
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A. A.-BENNETr BUILDING.

A.-BENNETT BUITTJTNU
FlREPROOF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON SrS
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS, BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES.
APPLY ON THE PREMISES.
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SAyANSAg, Ca, sept. 8. lS1G.
Tho number Of yellow teycr 'uiermcnts to-day as
ten out OF tot Of h.ttcn.
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THE PUBLIC No LONGER LACKS A GENUINE
Remedy for Skin Diseases Tho article GLKSSs sULrmua
SOAR
"niLI's HAIR AND WHISPER DYE" black or brown. 500
A CARD.-rO THE RUPTURED. do NOT BE De-
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SCHOOL SUITS. largo stock Mt greatly reduced prces
BROkAW BROTHERS,,
nv oppo,ite Coopcr TnstitutA
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A.-THE SILK ELASTIC TRUSS SOLD ONLY
by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. 6ss broadway. holds and
rupture.
The New York herald., 1876-09-06

JOHN A. DOuGAN, lO2 NASSAU ST.. rs NOW
ready show his the fall style
At and att.rs himself that his model will reign tins
leading style among fashionable people.
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CAkU.
To Citizens and Strangers-KNOXS FALL AT ready at
2l2 Broadway aud under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
ISAAC 4. SINGER, 704 BROADWAY, SOLE 'MANU.
fscturer of the graduated CnKsr AND LuNd rRorEcroR
nt0 vwha
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS -
The best, tor ST. be finished easily hem
ming handkerchief 57i Broadway and o2l Arch st.
ude hin
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And has Of 0vr 7VOUtJ copies weekly II
pay you advertise this list st these prices
dull times. Send Tor estimates and catalogues
Il. w. FOSTER special Agedt.
1iS and $50 Worth ST.. New York.
(NANCERs--A NEW TREATISE EXPLAINING THBrR
" successful treatment. sent free. bra BROWN STOD-
UARD. No. 3 West 18th St.
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DAILY AND SUNDAY.

DAILY AND SUNDAY.
-THR CHEAPEST EIGHT.PAGE PAPER IN THE
WORLD"
we glad TO hear that tho odscton Of tbs price Of
THE WORLD per copy together With evident
ct in that lively and read
able paper. has raised its circulation and business at
bound Tho Graphic wishes tho WORLD every
cs.au-Craphic. sept T.
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RADICAL CURE Truss has not opened nn oce town. and
has no connections whatever with any uptown
may be consulted only At my old Office. No; vesey ST.
Astor House. s. n MARSH.
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HARPER's LIBRARY EDITION
0EOR0B ELIOT'S NOVELS.

ADAM BEDB. Illustrated. i2n,o. cloth. 81 SO.
DANIEL DERONDA vols. i2mo. cloth, 81.
FELIX HOLT illustrated i2mc cloth 81 so
MIDDLEMARCH vols. 12mo cloth, 50.
ROMOLA- Illustrated. 12mo. cloth, 81 SO
SCENES or CLERICAL LIFE AND SILAS MARINER,
In one volume. Illustrated limo. cloth. 81 so
TIE MILL ON THE FLOSS. illustrated. limo, cloth.
81 So
HARPRR BROTHERS will send either Of the sbovs
volumes mail postage prepaid any f tho United
States or Canada, on the receipt Of the price.
TUsr rUBLisHED-IN POCKET EDfTION-"sEC
ond Le treatise explanatory Of the causes v1th in
sruetions for the successfu treatment Of Weakuesa
sprs Nervous Exhaustion. Muscular Debility and Pr
matare Decline IN Manhood price 5Oe Addrss6 the
d. Z pAF cuRTis. 2o7 West 22AsA. New xssA
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4 BROTHERS. NEW YORK,
UANIRl. DERONDA.
GBORGE ELIOT.

DANIEL DERoNDA. Novel. BY George Eliot. Author or
Middle ernareh." "RouiolA." Adam Bsde. !" he Ac
volA. I2mo, cloth. 81
The New York herald., 1876-09-06

MRS. j. W. DANFOkTH, MEDIUM FOR MEDl.
cal examinations only 100 West Seth st. corner s;h
NO ONE Is EXEMPT. EVERY ONE HAS TO
snner Pain Dyspepsia. collie cramps headache will come
In PAHkkRs GINGER ToSc Is tho ready remedy,
but don't keep in tho house 1t Ia your own fault II
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POLITICAL NET BANNERS, FLAGS, PORTRAITS.
TrAnsparencics, &c; old he idqnarters
uOJER GRAHAM, ~ DnAne IT,
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AGITATION IN ENGLAND.
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A DvERTiSING REDUCED
N PER CENT.
Tho American Newspaper Union list Of Cooperative
Newspapers Si2 line has reduced
price So per line This list embraces 200
papers, located follows
New England. II Illinois. .1OS Minnesota CO
Indiana ........ 33 Alabama 70
Jersey -. 80 Michigan ~ Mississippi ~
Pennsylvania 55 Iowa ........ IS NorthandSouth
Ohio. % Wisconsin. 91 Carolina. 90. n
Kentucky...... % Georgia..-.. 10 Nebraska l3
ID louisiana Mssouri ~
Virginia 27 Arkansas. 16 Otber States. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-19
TURKEY.
The.Turkish Rebellion,

V1KxsA, July 1s:-The Press says that
during an engagement with insurgents on
the 18th inst, near Kick a Turkish man
of.war fired upon the insurgents notwith:
standing protest Of the commander OF
the:Austrian man.of.war. The ffeas
says this ID fragrant violation Of Aus
trias' rights. =.
NEW YORK, July ia special dis
patch SAW The British Ambassador at
Vienna states the British cooperation
With tbs. Jailed powers depends upon the
Porte being confdentially kept acquainted
with every step taken by the powersdur-
ing and alter war. It also depends upon
the vassalship Of the insurgent States re-
naming unimpaired unless the Porte re-
lieves them Of It's own accord.
BELGRADE, July 1s.-1t is officially
announced that the Turks tried, on Mon
day last, to enter Seryia by way ofJubow-
ia, but were repulsed.
'CoNsrASrSoPLE, July 1s.-The Grand
Vilier has issued proclamation an
nouncing that irregular troops commit
ting brfgandase and other outrages on
-peaceable inhabitants will be arrested
and summarily executed. Officers will
be held responsible for the conduct OF
their men. =,
LONDON, July ia Berlin special
says the Porte has sent q protest to Aus
tria concerning the closing Of the harbor
Of Kick, and confdentially commune
Gated the protest to the other Powers.
Roumania has not demanded the ees-
sion Of Lulina, nor the abolition OF their
WIS VIEssA, July 1s.-seryia is sending
herlast reserve, numbering Il, 1000, to the
front. Four thousand Egyptians are
leaving Salonica for the seat Of war.
Roumania, in consequence OF the re
monstrance Of the Powers, only mobiles
BERLIN, July 1s,-The National Zeituag
publishes from the Hungarian General
Kapka stating that he goes to Constan'
tinople for some weeks, not to enter the
foreign military service, but to exercise
his influence in favor Of Hungarian, in
tereEtS
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Evansville. Tarsscau, Florence Lee and
Arkansas Belle. Business Light Weather
clear and hot. i.;.A, so z ~.
oxAHA, Julyls.-Riyer 11inehes and
falling Al the rate Of FIVE inches In the
last tWenty.four hours.
MKapHls, July IS. River fell 9 inches;
Maximum thermometer 9i: Departed
Grand Lake and bargeS, New Orleans;
CITY of Vicksburg, 81. Louis; Andy
Baum, Cincinnati; A. ]. White, Vieks-
burg. -.
LITTLE ROCK, July 1s.-weather clear
the Warmest day Of the season. River
falling slowly, With IA feet Q inches by
NE gauge. The new steamer. Governor
Garland arrived this morning and LETT
| for Memphis, She was received with
| great enthusiasm. 10
oA1Bo, July 1s.-Arriyed-Chas. Nor
gan. Cincinnati; Shannon, New Orleans
| Departed-Shapnon, Louisville. River
So feet and falling. Weather clear; meF'
curry 90, .
ST.. Lous, July 1s.-Arriyed-Rob
Roy, Keokuk; Minnie, St. Paul Polar
Star. Tennessee river. Departed-Bellt
| Lacrosse, st. Paul; Glencoe, New Orleans
ROB Roy, Keokuk; City Of Helena, Hicks'
burg; Polar Star, Tennessee river. Etset
2 inches. Weather clear and hot. Rain
thunder and lightning last night.
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THR CONDITION OF Mss wIsE-A let,
ter from Brooklyn, N. Y, received in thiA
city yesterday, states that Miss Kate
Wise, OF this city, was more seriously in
jured than was at first thought, or indi'
Gated by our article Of Monday. II
seems there was railroad collision, and
no sooner came the crash than Miss Wise
and three others leaped through the car
window, coming violently in contact with
some timbers lying on the side Of the
track. One OF her limbs was broken in
two places below the knee, md 80 badly
fractured that il was feared amputation
would be necessary. She was conveyed
to the hospital in Brooklyn, where her
mother and sister Joined her yesterday.
The only persons Injured by the railroad
collision were the four who jumped from
TIA RaR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-19

DYsrErsA.-Dyspepsia Il the most dis
couraging and distressing disease man is
heir 10. Americans are particularly sub
ject TO this disease and It's effects: such
as sour stomach, sick headache, habitual
costiveness, heartburn, water-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 1t will not cure. II
you doubt this go TO your Druggist and
get sample bottle for 10 cents and try it.
Regular size rs cents. Wholesale agents
Logan, List & Co., and Laughlin Bros. &
Co. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-19

'THE GoUK1s-CulcuT CouRr-JadOs
MsgEia.-co Court met alto o'clock A.sS, pqr;
suaul % adjournment of .IhuraaaS ~.
Deeisions were made and orders and De.
eEseS rendered in the following cases:
National Tube Works Company vs..
Franklin Insurance Company. Order
supplying lost papers.
Coin, sampliner & Co. vs.. the B. & o.
Railroad Company. Verdict Of jury set
sside and snewi trial awarded. Leave
taken by plaintiffs to amend declaration,
and cause remanded to rules.
]. Gray & Co. ys. Z. B. and H. B. Nc
Lain. A supersedeas was awarded to
the judgment Of the County Court, re.
turnable to the next term,
A.Q. Mckee was appointed trustee in
place Of J. F. Bpdegrlf, In deed from
McGinty and wife TO the Workingmen's
Building Association.
james Cheek va. ]. II. Cox and ). ii.
Ks1ley.i The motion made on ioFmerday
10 dissolve the injunction heretofore
awarded was oyerruled, and cause refer.
red to 8 commissioner for an account Of
the amount remaining due and unpaid
upon the note secured by the deed Of
trust, the sale under which has been en-.
joined.
Meme Alderman vs.. Adam Alderman
The answer TO rule against defendant fol
non.paymsnt OF claims was held 10 be In
sufficient, and the defendant was directed
TO pay to the plaintiff, within ten days
the sum Of $50, or be In contempt.
Susan Miller, guardian, Va. Laura Moi
Ct. Final decree confirming sale o.
wards estate. .....
Patrick Nicholson, administrator, vs.
the Citizens Railway Co; Al. Osborne
vs.. Thos. Hughes and others; Donald
Forbes Va. same. Upon motion OF the de
PENDANTS these cases are removed from
the County Court OF Ohio county ant
docksted in pursuance Of recent statute
on the subject
J.W. Zane vs.. John Fink. The rul,
| against plaintiff to show cause why thu
suit should not be dismissed unless re
viyed in the name Of the grantee d the
plaintiff was responded 70 By defendants
and by the court discharged.
Abraham Ridgely, Executor, VS.. jane
Heryey, administrator, etc., and others
The demurrer to TIE plaintiffs bill va
oTerruled, and leave given TO ans~e
within sixty days.
John Robrecht vs.. CathArine Robrecht
A decree Of divorce ueasa was granite
the defendant upon the prayer OF he
cross-bill, and the plaintiff required Il
pay complainant $500 for property ap
psopriated TO his use, and the costs Of tn
suit.
The case Of W. F. Peterson VS.. J. R
Ford was administration decision. ~
VIM. Scbockey ys. HobbS Brocknnie
& CO. The judgment Of the County Cour
was reversed and the cause retained 10
further proceedings.
james Filan vs.. Louis Yencke. Al
order yas entered requiring the defend
:aut 10 deliver 10 the purchaser the prop
erty sold by a commissioner under lorme
decree.
]. ". Sweeney VS.. Lewis Baker an'
others. The motion for a new trial ii
this cause was overruled, and iudgmen
given upon the verdict, A motion wa
made for q suspension Of judgment 70
sixty days, with 4 vfew 10 an appeal.
Adjourned to court in course.
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ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DesIruus Of
Engaging 10 Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
EardenInd.

90 account q adTAnce'l Hse an DESTROYS d
changing my residence, and Therefore oder for ale
my ilm AtIlt0d opposite the city o. " heelings on
the river hank, midway between BridgepdEt and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the VI.
IaEe Of KtnlTille. Tho property e1nslSta Of 90
acres Of h and table land and IS d river bottom.
In the hill theFeAre two seams Of coal, % and ~
TEA Thick, three dePoats Of limestone, an 8 fool
vein q eos texture AInd or free Btone, an - loot
vein Of mari, WhICh AltasethrT make sotl and an
underlying bed Of depodtS Of rish and valuable
ehAracteF, as
o. the surtAct, The llrEsr portion Of which lies
eenty Aloplng 70 the east and all under direct ex-
poSufa 70 the sun, l. vineyard Of % scres, mostly
tStAUha grapes ali In hDe bearing condition. alout
seven years Old, which has proven itaef aba 10 pay
n handsome Per cent the c1ltiyAtGr.
Ths properly b being approached above and Be.
Low By an advancing tide 81 perIons seeking ANAL
hOmesteaAS, md 4 poy really the only uuo1lpied
tertiary betESCn Bridgeport and Martins FsIy.
II iI valuable n an investment for capital SCekiRE \
aie purchase, and valuable 70 those who want mar
lei sardenlnr EIulnd close 70 the city. il fFUuts
BEAUTIFULLY Ipon The river and e0InInGpds ViaW d
the eity, Inc Island and the whole Hcenery o. the
Tbs terms Of ale will b oHe-thinl ea,h, balance
in two annual payments, s PEI cent Interest On de-
lened payments For further P1Itenl4s Inquire
RICHARD CRAWFORD
On The premise, o. By mall at Bridgeport Ohio
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New York.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-Cotton-Dull at
ll<al1 1916. Eour-Sound unchanged;
un.ound stock liable to become strongly
in buyers favor; moderate demand; No. 2,
s. 0Oa9. rs; superfne western and State
IS OOaS 20; common to good 81 0Oa4 30; good
to choice 81 s0a5 20; white wheat extra
s5s20a7 rs; extra Ohio a 40a6 rs; st. Louis
sd 9Oas 50. Wheat-Little more steady
No. Milwaukee 81 14al IL; No. 2 do 81 "a
al o.; No. 5 do SSc; No.. 2 Chicago spring
81 GOAL OF; No. 5, s45Eas7c.. Rye-steady;
State at 7Ga72c; western G6aG7c. Barley
Nominal. Malt-Steady. Corn-Steady;
western mixed hot S9a44c; do unsound 45
Sc; do ungraded 5Sa55c. Oats-Firm;
western mixed and. State 2SaS9c. Hay
Firm. Hops Dull. Coffee = Dull and
heavy. Sugar-Steady; fair to good re,
filming sItasXc; prime sasc. Molasses and
Rice-Quiet. Whisky-Frm at 81 lSa
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SABBATH SCHOOL MArrERs.-Mr. ".
n. Oxtoby, Corresponding Secretary Of the
State s. S. ::Association, received a letter
yesterday from Robert Cowden, the Ohio
Corresponding Secretary, stating that at
meeting Of the general officers Of the
Ohio Sabbath. School Union, held; at
XeniA on the 1lth inst, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The annual meetings OF
Sabbath School workers at Chautauqua
are productive OF greatgood and
WHEREAS, Similar meetings on 4 less
extensive scale will result in much good
therefore,
.Resolsed, That the Corresponding Sec
rotary be directed 10 correspond with the
Sabbath School Associations Of Indiana,
Kentucky and West Virginia, with a
view Of arranging for such meeting, to
be held next year at some convenient
place in Ohio.
Mr.. Oxtoby replies cordially seconding
the idea, and Isuggesting the campmeet'
ing park called Lakeside, near Sandusky,
Ohio, az the place Of meeting, at such
time as may be arranged.
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CHICAGO, July 1s.-Flour-Dull. Wheat
Closing frmer; No. / Chicago spring sSe;
No. 2, 90ae0I4c spot; sales at 81 ia9l &c
August; No. 8, 721fa7Sc; rejected 5sa6lc.
Confirm; No. 2, 44;sc spot; Axe Sep
TENDER; rejected S9Kc. Rye-Quiet ut 5sa
COO. oats-Quiet and steady; No. ., 2g1zc
spot and August. Barley-Quiet and firm
al 55a56c spot. Pork-Steady at SO As
spot; $l9 60ale OK September. Lard :
Dull at 81 05 spot; Sll 05al1 OK Sep
tember. Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchang.
ed. WhiSky-Quiet at 81 l0<.
Oncall board wheat was frmer at 921Sc
August; s4llc September. Corn unchang.
ed. Oats IKE cash. Provisions unchang'
ed -- -
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MouSpsv1L1E CAM MEErrSo.-This
meeting will begin on Tuesday, August
22l, instead OF the 10Th as stated few
days ago. The Association met on the
grounds yesterday and transacted q good
deal Of important business. The attend
ance was large, and the plans for the
government OF The meeting were nearly
perfected. Considerable improvements
are being made and very large attend.
ance is expected. An admission fee will
be collected at the gates; ten cents for
adult, or twenty-five cents for season tick
cts. No charge for children under twelve
years OF age.