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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18
FOR @ALB.

COUAREIs THE CITY OF WHEEL
= ing, bounded by Jacob, Water, Forty
irst and Forty second streets, known as
the samuel OFT property, containing about
three 90 acres. one large mansion house,
brick tenement and stable on the pro-
perry. street cars pass the prOpcGtc. For
terms, &c, apply TO
ANDERSON & PAUL.,
iyl7 1900 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18
FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

We have in our hands for sale choice
farm OF 6O 10 s. acres, suitable for market
gardening or dairy farming. 1t Is located
within four or 1--WE miles OF this city, near
a good road. PETERSON & BAKER.
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SgNDRIES.

SENbREES,
Under this head we name Buckets,
abs, Washboards, Brooms Cheese
Il , miny, Soaps of all brands, Spices whole
ground Alum, Nader, Elk. Log
W cd EPSON Salts, Blue Vitriol, Sal Soda,
81 Larb Soda, Essences, Vinegar, Win
dow Glass, Nails, Concentrated Lye
Matches, Axle Greese, Bath Brick,
Twines, Rope, Bed Cords, Wrapping Pa
oers, Paper Bags, and many other artl-
.es which for want Of space we cannot
mention,
Bv offering good goods at wv prices,
with prompt atteation, we hope to merit
end receive the patronage OF the mer-
chants. TlNGLE " lSH Nj.
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Accommodation tram leaves Rclfaire at
g. p. s., and arrives ~ Steubeuville at
tig.G.
Special Accommodation trairs leave
BLAIR 10 80 a. M, and 2;A p. M;
z. srp..r logo a. m. and 10 ?. - arrive
GNIr'..S t..Ty at 10 10 a. IL. aud 10 p.
E-ura.' cave Martins Jerry al
LEasI., n,.. Sis =. m.; Bridgeport IL 30
Armand .:.p. ~; arrive at Ee.laire ~
- I. m, a'.t #:iH p. N.
hclets To Ji principal points In the
u and N.-' can be- procured at the
Talon Tc.. ,fi,e in NcLure House, and
E.ly STATIC. 80 Bridgeport.
=. X. MYERS,
: General Passenger q Tick & Agent.
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aeheeliag gegisteri.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squares inch space.
One time.........S 75 One MONTHS 8 90
One week......... 2 so One year..... 25 90
One square changeable once a week $50
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places Is
per cent additional.
Cuts VII be charged double for space
OCCUPIED
DortieI Quinn advertisements, 50 per
cent aGd t.CLal.
Loca. NCu,es Is cents per lipe--bUt no
local aGlict tGIH be Inserted for less htcH ONE
DoLLAh .'. .. "a.
All adv ettlsements, except for establish
ed business houses, mus: be paid for in ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adyer-
tisementS not connected with IL VII be
charged for at our regular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18
FOR SALE.

TIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
IL Wheeling Island; price from siOJ 10
So U each. only one-siXth ofthe purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
be paid Annually in five equal Install
ments, with interest. Apply 10
JOHN p. GILCHRIST,
ocSOh At Top MIL.
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.NspoRTATloN.
gilmore & Ohio R. r. Co.

I.;more & Ohio X. Il. 20.
* :s,.ss;aa =3E1 -:
so,,em Der 10, 1879. Passen-
pla. and viii run as follows wheeling
ss: ,s,yROUND 2RALNS
' k--l2a-Z Z < No As No D. No Z. No |
- - -
NA. NJ. A. MA. Mp. VI
/'r,rr-. A. 80 us ego 10 80 5.2o
pm, P, M \; :! n; os
,saoo'-''''''' AIS 7.sa A. in u
gee: .'''.''.'. s.o 50 900
s-.,:s'''- r. = ! !, '''''''' -, AS
...r,bUE'., - "a ........ T.tJ
- t..' r,G ........ mas ......... $50
s.,unrr .... =, 4. NJ. p. NJ
@'' a.. Al. T' SLY. ........I LIS
t.s.5 800. 6:25........,! 4:05
and 5.nn d4l ayj n No dai Hai EXCEPT s1i
E5aia\ a. stops at all stations be-
s-fsy. No. snd Grafton. No. stops
.,..a Na'r. pplweeu Wheeling and
rgsrBoryD 1RALMS; s. ], ~, !.
v TO- No > No 5 No 4'No 8
Is. MA. MP. N, p. NJ.
LEAVE l2:j5 7:3y l2I5 4:-0
.aee.!n.;;., 1T, IT. 80. 49,
saesT.. P. NJ. .oo 49,
..Vs; S....''''''''''' S. Us 7:iN IL 40
.,7 l.-.....-,.''''''
.l:lN b:N cocoon. .........
.-..sA! -''''''' ?. MA. NJ. A. NJ. A. NJ.
l:lJ S:26 Sud $50
r'0g ......'''''''' o.E- S:Wt SOD 500
.,ruat l.......'.''''''
7:45 l2:4o. 1896 1880
.asnspolis'~"''''''' A. N. A. NJ p. M. P. NJ.
Sis salt 2:l5 2:l5
e.. lOl.s"''' p Mp NJ.
..... 1850 1886 l:So l:3o
s!OI' ''''''''' A. A. NJ.
$50 $500 S:3O.......
- and run daily, No. and 2daily,
.~, sunday. IL. .,,,,,o,io,,s -,
1t bound trains d iHSHf co Wsw Work
a, MON At Washington City for all
rs i. bound Bound trains make direct connec;
Ar'. .I yyI All principal points West and
!..4",I,,,' 3. lace cars on all night trains.
.. .a.r W.. run on Mes. :, Sands
.srrJyti, PITTSB URGR AND BAL
7INCRE DIVISION
-,rrs ARRIVES.
Washington Pa,
".-z"~7 ,.l0A.M. daily at......l0 :o5A. N
INC Washington, Pa,
% rs T.N P. NJ daily ATT rs p. N.
,r. .ycrpted. Sundays excepted.
-.-r,, 20 ali principal, points on sale
', Office open At all hours during
.s...' THOS. L. SHARP,
Master of transportation.
DFyRIES. General Agent. sel9
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CENTENNIAL BOOK.

Immense sales. IT PAYS. send for CIR
sular. P. W. ZIEGLER q CO., Phila, IA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18
COFFEE

COFFEE.
Our stock is complete and prices very
low for
Good,
Prime,
Choice,
Rio and Java.
TINGLE & ISllAM,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18

semember Is, 1879; passen.
d ATE, = mn as follows, wheeling
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18

- " MA. MA. Mp. VI
:. A. % 7:l5. 600 10 80 6.2o
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-18

", INV daily; No. 8 daily ex.
S,>. ana D INns. and ~ daily except
EouItl s,npS at all stations be-
,isy. N'I' and Grafton. No.. stops
.,..a NAt'.,ul7 Scrweeu Wheeling and
'lJe!.aaa. ,---,,c
BhSi M No . No No 4No 6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
Meber @erner Mun3im0er's
Sob

11reibt Elm Greuno bee Grmprretsn aus
Sairo an bslsn 6umtlte In g plrtburn
Munsinssr uerreife BON Iapluru
am @tenp reS 26. SftOber, um in eis
men, nabessIesenen 5afsn gu laneen,
Don no aus CT bic eanpreile antrftsn
ppllte. Nn 8ero bes u3asasis'' idrisb
er mir istnsn lssten Brief. so iinp
mir enoltd absefubren," l9risb or. ~um
ben 2euten unp 8ameelea einen Ma,I9
I'm SanSe Lungs Dem Msere su srlpa,
rem, baben MIR uns cieie Na1t wtetsr
I'm ~3aeasis" einsel&iFt unO tampfen
benz yanpunasplasa @eIa 5efo gu, Is
Weilsn BON Garjura. Abenbs lou bic
eanrrsiie beginner. 0ir BADEN ctnsn
3temli@ IanSen NufentbaIt In Iarjura,
oerurla@t eur@ Gle ga wierietsit, 8as
rttele tu betcmmen /; mir reilen jtBt nur
NIT benz AuernptbwenoiaRen, 8iscuit
uno Sdien, ete mir lelbf traaea ; feline
3elte. Sd batb $50 Wann NIT, ,rpei
8uncne1 uuc SDet Guises. Der Nef
rartet In Iarjura. 0cn Bier mad
aufIa fnO es etwu Sc Stunosn, tbeiIs
wetle f6IedteS gulrunssrBu. llnlsr
@es teribrt ben SaIsiee AEal, no eli
ne 9rcss Saline III, unb fommt parn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
Mbbanoen eetpmmen

IA hsm liuterseiGueten felt gnfones SUM cine braune
@drs nit ireiesnt Sttrn am Rrpfe ntbtt sinsrn iSipdrsen
9snaf-4laen I'M utter RON einem Sabre unc 8 Mrnaten.
user etpos ppn bteIea Itieren reis, irrue es eeH. ents
peber in Der Sffee bteles Slattes cher benz lnntsrSeitre-
ten m~tttteiltn, trp fir cine entfprhsnee Beirbnun8 su8es
f2ert wtrt.
Spbn 2uSef@er,
S3pd,prt, Mriett Co, Inn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
2u ~Uerfaufen
$2S 8elpbmmm0!

Gerlaufeu fnb Benz llntsr,ei&neten, rpr etra 2 Mlpna.
ta, cine f6rarie Gtuts, 6 SABRE ot mist tinsr War;e aui
Der einea Se,te Sss 8spf,s. nebf einim 4 Mprate alter
sscblen, ~etsufauS idwarser 8arbe. User ~biefe.bsn ;urud.
krinst pter Austuntt ~ beren G%rlansuns eribeilsn lam
erbaIt SIS Selppnun8.
500. &raemer.
Gprins5iII, Minu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22

@trrsutrdser umfast 70 ros ol(o rer
riersre SIeruS in @abrbeit nidt Elm
MaI Elm Ginfommsn rrn $50 81. bat,
@ritsr nus man in 8etru6t sieben
ras cas ginfcmmsn nod man6srlsi
Steuern untermprfen III, rae auf rsr
better rpttrten gfrinren fdwere Ia
trCnatspFi&tsn Iu6sn. rab rie nsu'
Observation-Disclosures IN tbrsr uncer'
tdItniemdsieen 65be niht ro6 rem
@rtruse bsmsHtn UNI ~einsebrtsn mifo
lpnrern pom gapitale, ohne jsre Rud:
f@t raraut Oh pisleS 3iulea trdSt cre'
ntbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
SernnSlIdte Ser9lentc.

ueter eas tersit5 tur6 zen Gele
orapben aeneIrete 6ruttn>u nolid ~
Nramutss bel Wlpns In Welaisn sut.
nebmen mir Der ~@asstte &c Wpns"
fOleenre nibsre Wittbeilunsen n@m
II. DEG. sesen baIb 9 nbr WcrGeus,
i'm aueenbltde. no 1875 Nrtsitsr in rem
untsrirpiIhen Wsrfsn in elmer liefe
prn $50 Weter arbsitsten. ~esfclats cine
furptbare @rpiCiiOn, iber eeren urlas
den man nod nibts 0enausrfs peie.
Soft ale in Der @rube btftntiidsn Ars
better wArren ipfort setSctGt. Grit
8libes16neae psttreittts ilb rae Sc.
rii9t in Ger @emeince Sramsliss unc
ben naGfltesenesn Srtldaftsn unp in
farssllrr 3eit wdrst Die 3uBdnae Ter
@rube cpn sinsr jommernren unp mfbz
tIaeenrsn Msnss, ron Zen Grguncen
unb 0srwonetsn Der unelddIihsu Sps
fer umsebsn. lie iOfOrt t~e.tet9seilte
@enrarmerie bate ale WIbs, I'm cie
Dor S6mers gang auBtr ft6 etrat6snsn
@nesbSriaen BON unteea6ten S6rits
ten ot;ubalter. SObaIb mon elniSer
maeen CUR geinnans sefOmmen, wur.
btn Dbne @s sue ale Rsttunssmabres
gsIn setrOfen. cod rurcen bic srften
SGritte rur6 zen @infurs eewoltiser.
ZEN 3ueano lperreneer Wio6su ltbr err
I6pert. Nidtspeltopeniaer fonnte
mar mad DerbdItniGmdsie furser 3eil
l1on Die 3ebn erittn Nrbeitsr, RE aue
tur6 8ranowunpsn l9psr ostIesi mo-
rem, an ras 1aessli6t f6afsn. Vile
Ibriseu, alfo IFS arbsitsr, fno, ME
man nit ;iemltder 0swiBbsit onnea:
ren mue, sstSetst. 8is a6t llbr
AbsntS, allo mad sp5lffunetaer unob.
ldlieer Nrteit, tpurren so yeihsn aufs
esfunpsn, unb bic san;e Nadt hiururh
~urce nas trauri9e Wert fprtleiegf.
6NHsruiesnce Scenen trugen Eh en-
Ginganse Ger CRUDE su, loboio neue
2eidsn an raS Si6t sebradt ruyesn.
Gtuc pOr Sdmers foft p~abnfnn;ae at
ME teiabrte 0rau fanp untsr rem vi
den tbrsn Maun unb ibte rrei Gpbus.
Sbr Sammer mar unbeldreitIih. &n
elmer Gteue Der @rube fano man einen
@atsr, Ger nit speien leiaer SGbne sus
QIei9 eetSctst wcrren mar. Gr bieli
BE beiren blutiunBen 2sute nod i'm
Ipbe fst an leta 5erS 9ecttft. Die
8ertreter Der @eridtsbeb5rce sOnWons
unp Der nnatli6sn Minsnrerpaltun1
Gnb bebufs @inlsituns Ger unteriu6s
uns lpfcrt On Ger un9ldd6fdtte ei&iss
men,"
Gas nSrsan be Won5" fiat binsu,
taB bic Msbr;ubl Ger serunsIud.en Nrs
better einsn pIbBlt@sn grfidun8atpr
fano. Die 3Ise Ginsslner trussn eis
uen bsitsrn, lddelnben Nusbrud; fs
1Gsinen wdbreno zines iderssnren Sc
fprd9es BON Ger GrpIpfton utsrrai6t
unp Obne jeeen Sompf ousenhtidlIb
perI6iensn su Iein. Anpere Qeihen
freili1 ino fir6terIid Serbranni, vsrs
timmslt uno f6rmIi@ :ermaImt. Die
@swalt Ger GrplOiCn mar 70 9rpE, pab
iie li6 bis nnbe an Gle Grrpbafdde
erfrsdte uno bort am gin9onee cen
Gtnfur3 md9tiser grcma7en perons
luFte. Aues 6OIspsrt in Ger @rube
1T serl6mettert, au@ wurren visls gfets
be estSrtst. Die @rube pom 6rameries,
no pas entleBltde un9llf lattfanp,
gilt ols cine. Der am befsn singeri6tstsn
Bsleiens; fe fol- nit pen praftiidftsn
0entilaliunss @crfebrunsen pc; ieben ses
pslsn fem. Sb bic S%atafrppbe eurb
bic unporftbttsfeit eines Nrbeitsrs,
prer pur6 zines jener l6losenesn Wets
ter, bic it@ niemols Dcufanpi8 atwene
ben laSTen. berppraerufen rpurUe. ifeht
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
0rnnOeigentbnm II. Oei6dft
3n berfanfen.

Ser ntsrssi6nete be'et feline ,wsi Npbctdufer nit
Qptten in Sttawa 2eS usnr Gp. Ntirn. eteasn nebf ell
mem suter SelI aft unb allen 80 aren sun @erfaut an.
Sttdra 1T fetr 9in1t5 fir bsn 8etrtsb res @e'ddftes
eelseen on Der Winne' rtG Silver urb Ct. @aut unb Sipur
@tts Balm, etma s. Weiien lubltd rrn Ct. paut. 3ubem
1T bieie @5fleStnbttt tefpbbers ir etne Geut=
ID N e%infis, RE Ger Ddarentrd gan: neu einaerittft
unb tetn eeutihsr Etrre at plr sc IT Dir gebtnernaen
iino lebr einfts. Ser g8doren rr;att 1T Sl5C0O bis
$1,000 wertt. srets ietr ftut9.
Nleu 9etpis.
Gttaw a, Ttinn. l.. Lec. 1873.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-22
@S TIr1Ss6.7DA
A(p
JOURNAL.

Spe;ielle InflnSi9mng.
Die u~nteaeidneten habsn ~aasi4le6li6 fur Gbennen'
nenten auf Ipplstons' Spuraal eiHea prd6tt9en Staal-
ttih erpprben purH
..Gbarles 9idens TT ieiucm Stmniersimmer'
tpelSer, urter b~efpnberen 8ebinaunsen. jebem Itrnnen.
ten brs neutrality-suspicious. fur 1870 d%rSebrten wtre.
O,efer Gtablftd 1T ineinien, unpY unftiermttppbe aus
eefibrt. SO tit ni6t Elm 3tert itp. 'rrbsrn e,ne sstreue
Nbbilbura pom Charles { iden's StuSier5 MINER 3u9dos.
fiji. NIT lstsasdpnIt&em gprtratt ses beruhA'tsh S&rtft'
He1eri.
Die @rSee Ter glatte 1T IL BET IA aut fdnsren, 9apier
sebrudt In "a BET 80. etn srrBes unb itDnss Bib fir ben
9arIpr pter Embellishments ~lieTerno. Die Mustdb'
runa bes StiGts laet ribts su ipaniden ubrtl.
Der eevStnlt&e grets farStublftids tteierart IN Druid
ereien tplrte nitt untsr funf uHb pisaettt fsbs Dollars
f:tn. Or tritb aus ftlte6ltd zen &b9nena ten pferirt, ale
3uaabe ,um S purnal fur en Sabr, fur $500 altr
fur ST.. 90 @rtra3aNiuns; jeber jdbrl'de Ibpnnent. be'
Yrrarsbeablt tur 1876 fam fpmit einen fsinen StabtfiG
POM ppnem funfa6en Ipertb e'talIen
Dieter Stltlfid ut GAM neu. @r wuroe ME tnOrufe-
reien suntBer'du, a~naebUten uni lam MIR tnVsrbt" bune
init q ppletpn al unter ben pbi9en Ssetne'
uneen unb trtf te,psen >rerben. @r w.rb dn&tpnnenter
frattlrt Seridret.
9. Mpp1etcn s. So.
$40 unb 551 Brpabras. Gtm gprf
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Suite Mgenten berlangt.
Die @aturbas GSenins @of. ais einSt9es
iGuartrtcs domil;er>, 2iteEartites uno Mpretiatt in
Ser Geutcuuial SitO.

Iasnten tabeu teine g Apiertafett 9unterts spn abrns
uente- in ieber Crtftaft un1 Gruntp Su y fOmmeu. IS
ei.bt bas srbete unb bette GerSmp 1oxz5) eieiea Satr ie'
Gem ytpnnentel IS 1T srBfer. bsder urb 9Iduj' nber
Gls je. Gier fDrtIaufenbe Gr3dnlunpen %eribstntt
fets. gpl erttn 2elshr fes. @uf ge Iu9e rier Mruats
$40.
gesablt tie sr66ten 9 dars25tr e unb aiebt 9plb'
nj t E n fem en- Ieeuten. Ste fInnea itstS $40 psrIop6'
MAIDEN. gDtr aeten ausIhlieBli6e Serritprisn &usge.
flute Srbers prn Bottom. 9tilaee peta Sitisburs ct.
eCutS pter @tteaep. Wufsr unb GirpIa'e frri fur
Neenten. 8eeb. Wtdersbam u. SO. @etrre1
nnb @ts,utbdmer, So. 7l6 Sanicm Strabe, philadelphia
pa.
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ctft euer 3eben 10 Gents @ertb !?

RrGnfiGfeit berrlGt alentbaIbsn uno Sober
mann tlast iber Elm 1npubliein wGbrenb isines
0ebsns. Menn man frant 10, 70 banbelt 60 fH
barum, interchangeable gu ,psrben. Nun be-
baupisn mir seraoeberaus, ba6 tsins YeriOn In
Der NeIt. pelGe an DpspspFe, 2eberfranfbsit
unb rersn GClsen, als rlnpercault&feit, Ser
fppftbsit, 8Orfi6mer3en, Maseni&msr3sn,
Ser,brennsn. 5srsflOpfen, Nieeersei@Iassnbsit !:
@alsntranfbett &C., 9 reens u us Ii 4
8 lome nebn1en fam, Dbne 5iIfe une 5ei<
lung ~ iuhen. Wenn ibr baran %streifelt, sebt
III eperm Wpptbster --- unb fault Elm
MuferaalHGen nm 10 Gents unb perluht ea.
&es elmdbtse @rGee IS. Gents. !3wct DOZEN
werten eu9 bslfen.
gu Derfaufen
1T. Bel bent llu.et sei6netsn &sbpins.Sa Ger teRs I'm
Wartte,
Heter MibelS.
Carver. %. De;. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17
POOLS IN THIS CITY.

There will be four races at Saratoga to-day.
The first is one-mile dash for twoycarolds for purse
OF $500 There are four entries for this race-Courer
III pounds Brother TO Bassett, lis pounds; Josie u
100 pounds and Romney, 1lS pounds The second race
f. for purse OF $780, distance two miles There are only
two entries for this-Preston and Aaron Pennington.
The third race is handicap for twoyearods distance
tbreeouarers OF mile There six horses entered
Bombazine, % pounds; Coverbrook, lob pounds FUR
wears Chignon colt, SO pounds; Hchcock's colt, by
Planet out OF Magenta 90 pounds and McDanels Sister
to Bassett and Princess of Thule carrying % pounds
each The fourth is handicap for all ages distance
one and quarter mile. There are six entI1es-hhlda
nautilus IA pounds; Aerotc, los pounds; McDaniePs
Willie Burke lO4 pounds, and Vigil, 90 pounds; Charles
Reeds Gray Friar lO2 pounds and Gray Num- % pounds
There was large attendance the pool rooms IN this
city last evening. and pools sold as follows
MoRpIs.Ty's SARATOGA ASSOCIATION First Rae Brother
Ia Has.r;f $50 Courier $50 Josie C., SO and konncy
Tb,rJ Clgycrhrook $50 BOmbaZne, 800 PlTitiS
Cnon colt $40; itoEcocks colt by Planet out OF Maschta
so. SISTER to BaSsc and rhGcs-Gi lhte - ros, III
RhadamanthuS, sG5 Aorglte 40 "lhe buiAe anu
Will sTj: Friar and Gray Nun, 800. 80 -
ions -O., OoL IOoH--Frt Rloe-COurier go; Brother
10 assctt 100: Josie c. go komnty, so rDHd i.Hrt
Preston 1928 Pennington, tl3. IhTd RH'o-'"Ftr
brock, 500; BonhaziEc, 80 Purycars Chlsoh cor,
500 Hiichcocka Is Planet Il Magenta SO SISTER
mauthus 500 AeToitc, S2u Willie Burke anu vigil 49,
GRAY Frar and GRAY Ndu, >Gl 40 ,,,.. ,
TIRP ENcH.NGE.-FTSt R2oe-Coufirr, 500: Brotner w
Bas.,t 80: Jose {. s2it Romney. al Second Rdts-
Preston 500 Aaron Pennington, $40 Tbrd clover
brock 500 Ichcock'- Planet colt out OF magenta 81
Purycars ChguOn Colt so; Bombazine, So NC D1nris
Princess q. rhulc ant sister to Bassrt sai. f0tnh id
Ihadamrutlus. 900. AeroIt" %l7 :; NcIl1tieIs wine
Burke 80 vigil $50 C. Reeds cray fFiar 500 anu "t"y
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MEETINGS IN JERSEY CITY.

An enthusiastic meeting was held last even
ing IN their hall AT Nos % and % Newarkave., Jersey
Ctv by The Republicans OF the LIST Assembly District
handsome banner, hearing oil portraits OF Hayes and
Wheeler was raised In front OF the headquarters, and
saluted by the LIST District Hayes and Wheeler Battery
crowd numbering than 1000 were present, and
lfcetel 4 with hearty cheers. The hall was unc0miOI
ally crowded Judge u. Is. Seymour presided, aud ad-
dresses were made by H. X Pangborn, r. H. Snyder and
Mr.. PclOuDct. ~, -,
At a Democratic mass meeting on jersey city flights
last evening job Lppncut presiding, addresses were
made nv q senator Charles II. winfield, the Hon
Thomas j. Crcaner OF NewYOrk, and Others. who con
deumed the Cincinnati platform and candidates, and
declared that the condition of the country demanded
Democratic victory In November. The gathering was u
large one and many of those present joined after the
addresses, in tOrchight procession.
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pp,cTICIyG AT CREEDMOOR.

HE ECHO SHIELD SCORE BEATEN-sHooTING BY
THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM-vGsIr or centennial
COMMISSIONERS.
Yesterday completed the second week of
practe n long range shooting Of the rnemen. compos
ing for the International and Irish
American matches, which begin on sept H. The Wlnd
blew across range and steady varying only
from 10 q o'clock on the wind dial. The sun was
shaded at times by passing clouds, and the light or
shadow thrown either target or marksinen ntcii,rcd
with perfect elevation. The shooting, however was very
good the number points made by eight OF the leading
scores being .536, or 30 points higher than has been
made in the match the Eco Shlcd between the En-
glsh Scotch and Irish Teams during the past three
years With the improvement that the members OF the
team are making in their two days practice every week,
there is strong probability that their will reach
the desired 600 which they striving To make be-
fore the close of the practice The aggregate number OF
points made yesterday by the twelve who completed the
firing al the three distances 22S. Col shahcr nj
Mr. Wa.hburn still absent from practice Major H. :
Jewell was present but retired after the seventh shot
The following are the scores made yesterday:
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MR wnEELER,s RECEPTION IN YEENOar

81. ALBANs, VT, Aug. l6.-Ihe Hon. VIM.
wheeler arrived here this morning By special train IN
III Oay 10 The White Mountains. large crOwd baH
assembled and received him with music and sauifs On
ncpo introduced Mr. Wheeler said he returned thanks,
and he accepts the compliment not for himself but ~
their capdidate for that prominence he considers him
solf priuorly indebted 10 Vermont io was hcf aeic
cation al Cincinnati who presented his name. When
I,1o Poland had previously been rallied about his Own
,osie candidacy be paiycly replied that The country
might 20 further and DO worse Perhaps INC Jn1Hc
,oIiid now make The application, but since nc was not 70
Dc nnniDad Il s probable he thought 10 90 INC next
hest thing that j., 10 get man with vermont blood -
bs veins and Vermont ideas In his head, fOi, sara
tbe sneaker my father was Iigbgate man and my
motler CastletGn woman and spent several OF inc
EARLIER wears Of life In your neigbDOrlng Town U
EaiTa.T Mr. Wheeler said he boDOTed the state winch
-, ,ony Icads the Republican column 10 all campaigns
Again returning thanks Id ctosed py ss'nS 'H"' h'
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KINGS COUNTY LIBERALS.

ELECTION or DELEGATES TO THE SARATOGA CON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND ADDRESSES.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Lib
eral Republicans Of Kings County held last evening
in sawycr's Hall at Fulton and Jay-sts. Brooklyn. The
Chairman John Clshow stated that the call Tor the
meeting was Intended to include only those Liberals VINO
intended 10 support the regular Republican Ticket ana
that It's primary object was the election of delegates to
act in concert with the rest oi the Republican delegation
in the Convention Saratoga on Aug. % Tue following
delegates chosen from the respective Assembly
Districts:
I.' District John Cashow l.. VI. peck. r. \. Stndwcn
ina District Joseph Reeve Eyer, l. 4. sheldon.
liza Dietrd-F. &. Moore David Lyle, H. J. Johnson.
IItn DIstr.ct-J = v Van Hrunt w H. N.Cadinns James
Vii pisrct-w W Goodrich, J. C. saisht. Benjamin Has
Vim pi,frlc,-John Montgomery w Donaldson W. craig
WIN Ii-tTct-C. T. Raymond, }. " jones iis n'IA
Nllti bs'ilc' q w ',,",l'' =. = - - - ,,i''.
INta Blsirri-A. H. Mdlci James NclIeS, Z. H. MICE
series o. resolutions was adopted heartily support
ing the Cincinnati Platform and candidates, commencing
strongly Gov Hayes position with respect Ia the Adj
niuisfrafion and claiming that the Liberals in support
ing tlc Republican party only carrying ont their
declared prncplcs OF 1NT2 The resolutions further
warmly urged the nomination OF eN GOV J.. ID. Morgan
as the candidate for Governor, man who wa, ihc
host cypuucn of Liberal principles, ana Who womb Tue
most cordially unite all the elements OF tlC Republican
marty and insure an admirable state administration
The meeting was addressed 10y Gen. J. VI Peck ana g
". GODDARD. who urged that Liberals would ." hcOihIr
cnt Wi' their declared principles tucE dld mol support
tie Republican party. SIR GODDARD IN closing SAID: " Inc
Convention Cincinnati took exactly the position or
which We with Horace Grccly c0ucndrd IN l01- ana
very foolish sHould We tie did W. accept the situH
ton In voting for HAYES consider that shall he
shtiuc Grant and hts corrupt Administration ~ ihuch a.
proud ~ this vote Tor IIayos and shall always be
uIoud of the vote FOR Greeley"