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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-29
Pres'L Hayes Goes to MarIetta.

WASHINGTON, August 2S.-The PreSi.
dent, Attorney General Deyens and Post.
master General Key leave here Thursday
September 9th, for Marietta. O., to attend
the national encampment Of volunteer
soldiers on the 7th. From Marietta ths
President goes TO Fremont, O., and the
members Of the Cabinet will return 10
Washington. The President remains al
his home Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
and leaves for Dayton 10 attend q meeting
Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Soldiers
Home on Wednesday. He unveils the
monument at the Home and returns
Thursday to Fremont 10 attend the an.
nual reunion Of the 23d Ohio Volunteers,
his old regiment. On Friday, the 14th,
Generals Sheridan and Crook, K. D. Cox,
s. S. Carroll, and others will be present,
On Monday, the l7th, the President will
be at the opening Of the Industrial Expo.
sition al Louisville, where he will be
joined by Postmaster General Key and
other Cabinet officers, and will be In
Nashville on the 10Th, Chattanooga on the
2Oth and Knoxville OH the 2lst. The
President will return 10 Washington
through Virginia, visiting Richmond and
other prominent cities Of that State.
BY direction Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, a million dollars in gold will
be sold by the Assistant Treasury at New
York Saturday noon 10 redeem the
United States notes 10 be retained by
reason Of the issue Of National bank
notes. The amount Of National bank
notes issued during the month is $780,.
The United States Consul at Liverpool
informs the State Department that
neither skilled nor unskilled workmen
who have come from abroad can find
work in England.
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NEW York, August 2s.-COttOn-EaSy
OF llallhc. Flour - Less active and
scarcely so strong; No. 2 So 10aS 90, super.
hne western aud State 81 lOA 60. com.
mon to good S. 0Oa5 65, good to choice
50 7Oa6 10, white wheat extra So O5a8 75.
fancy IS S0a6 %, extra Ohio IS Ooas co.
81. Louis IS l0a5 75, Minnesota pAtent
process 50 75a9 rs. Wheat-No. Z Chicago
spring 81 Soal 81, poor winter red western
81 SlHa1 50, amber Kentucky 81 81, 40
Indiana 81 40, amber Michigan 81 llH,
Rye-More active; western Csc. Barley
Quiet. Malt-Dull. Corn-Heavy; warm
western mixed 62a5Sc, ungraded do 6Sa
a55Ifc, steam mixed 63a54c. Oats-Heayy,
western mixed and State 29aS7c, white
western 33a4Oc. Hay = shipping 65a70c.
Hops Dull; western 4a7c. Coffee -
Quiet and unchanged. Sugar-QuIet but
drmi fair to good refining 6asIc, prime
SIC, refined firm at l0Nailc. Molasses-
Refining quiet. Grocery-Quiet and uu.
changed. RIce-Demand moderate; Lou.
isiana 6a7c, Carolina GHaG9Sc. Whisky
Dull and nominal at 81 l4Al 10.
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Marine News.

San FRANCmco, August %. Arrived
Steamships Georgia and Wilmington,
from Panama.
BALTIMORE, August 2S.-Arriyed--
Steamer Baltimore, from Bremen.
LONDON, August 2S.-The steamships
Partia, from Boston, Cornwall and
Neckar from New York, have arrived
out.
PHILADELPHIA, August THE steam.
er Switzerland from Antwerp has arrived.
COLUMBUS, o., August 2S.-St. Louis
Browns 3, Buckeyes j.
New York, August 2s,-Cincinnati 1S;
Hartiord7.
New YORK, August 2S.-Arrived-
Labrador, from Havre, and State OF Penn
sylyania, from Glasgow.
QUEESsrowE, August 2s.-Arrived-
Spain, from New York.
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A Number OF Questions from AIr,
Albert Wells.
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Eltor' iulcjiIsenecr;
In behalf Of Greenbaclc Club No. .,
this State, would like you to comment
on the following;
!. II the Government would make the
greenback full legAl tender for all dues
would not the greenback be at par with
gold?
.. II foreign nations wonld not take
our full legal tender greenbnck for the
goods we bought from them, but would
demand gold, could not we demand gold
for the articles we would sell TO those
nations?
3 Ia not Specie basis a miserable
fraud that has entailed upon the civilized
nations an amount Of misery, wretched.
ness and woe that no tongue can tel, no
pen describe, no figures estimateY Is
not the true basis labor, because il You
deprive labor Of its just reward anarchy
prevails? Witness late riots.
4 Has not the legislation on finance
for fifteen years back been class legisla.
tion? Has il benefited the industry OF
the country, or. has it resulted in blessings
munlicent to the usurer?
3. Ought not our manufacturers to clasp
hands with us, and wage n common war.
fare against syndicates (railwAy) corpora
tions and Gold rings who toll not nor spin
not.
6. Does not the fact that mill owners
do not see in the greenback theory pana.
cea for all the ills that industry is suffer
ing prove that during the initiation of
greenbacks they accumulated u surplua
and invested ii in bank stock or bonds;
and that they now derive their income
from these sources, and prefer to support a
policy that will keep mills idle and bonds
remunerative. Are they not blind in
so dOing,for with added greenbacks would
come added prosperity and additional
wealth.
Has not hard times kept pace step by
step with the contraction Of currency.
When mems wages are reduced and
the days Of labor Curtailed, how in the
name Of sense are they expected to be
able to purchase manufactured articles.
You pile up nails, &C., and call it over.
production.
You all pny there is plenty Of money in
the banks and il we furnish the collat.
ieraI We can get all We want. Whose
money is il? Have we any collateral
but our musCle 10 iurnish, and (et me
Whlsper) may it not be forthcoming il
change is not made pretty soon in our
financial policy. ALBEIT l.. WEL1G
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Business Embarrassments.

NEw York, August es.-s. A. Beck.
man d Co, manufacturers and wholesale
dealers in straw goods, OF this city and
t,SI tE,rSSInsEIlin, Mass, failed. Liabilities
100000.
ST. LOUIS, August 2s.-John Ring, an
extensive lard refner and dealer in lard
and oils, filed voluntary petition in
bankruptcy this evening. Liabilities
sl24i assets $4,000.
CnIcAoo, August 2S.-The State Say.
ings Institution made an assignment thiS
afternoon to Abner Taylor. This bank
has been established some 20 years, and
from the prestige Of its early reputation
has secured the patronage ol great ma,
lority OF the poorer classes who deposit
in savings institutions here.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August 2s.-Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Steadier; No. 5 white Wabash
81 80, No. amber 81 81, extra white Michi.
gan 81 S5N, amber Michigan spot and sci.
Ter August 81 90, seller September 81 Tx,
No: Sred Wabash 81 1S bid. Corn-Dull;
high mixed spot 471<c. No. 2 spot 47c, sci.
Ter August held ut 4711c, 47c bid, seller
September Axe, rejected 46c, damaged
4Shc. oats-Dull; No. 8, &c, Michigan
Csc.
4P. M.-Wheat-Cl Closesed firm; No. 1
white Michigan 81 81, extra white do
81 S5K, amber Michigan spot 81 27, seller
August 81 261f, No. 9 red winter spot 81 26,
seller September 81 16k, No. 2 amber Iii.
nOis 81 so. Corn-Dull; No. 3 seller Au.
gust and September 47c, seller October
axe, rejected Acc.
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BELLAIRE LoCAIs.-TWo well known
dead BEATS" named Alexander and
Clarke Lynn, IN attempting to steal a
ride on the Eastern bound passenger
train on the g. & p. road, which left here
Tuesday afternoon, were forcibly elected
near the rolling mill here by Conductor
Scott. One Of the characters, in his ex.
citement, following up the train, fell into
q deep ditch, about twenty feet, but es.
capped with few scratches about his
beautiful physiognomy and a sprained
ankle.
Toms Saloon was robbed Of $50 the
other night. An entrance was effected
through the tranSom above the door.
Eastern drummers, representing all
kinds Of business and trades, are arriving
here in droves.. Seven OF them registered
at the Globe House yesterday, with suffi
cient baggage to load two freight cars.
Henry Welch, the corpulent grocer at
the Central Hall, has thrown up the
sponge, and will now retire into reclu.
siye and private lie.
Temperance meetings will be re.
organized here next month.
Rev. Mr.. Milligau, OF Cambridge, O.,
will oficiate at the Presbyterian Church
OF this city Sunday next.
Mr.. Alex. Mayer, Of the clothing firm
Of Mayer & Klotz, Of this city, was mar.
rled yesterday to lady at 0Swego, n. Y,
and will arrive with his newly made
bride tomorrow. Agrand reception will
await the couple upon their arrival.
Mr.. II. II. Meek, the lively Water
street grocer, received little addition to
his tamily--a three and three.iourth
pound girl. WhoOpalah |
Mr.. Andy Fulton, wealthy farmer Of
this township, sold to the -four mill Of
Butte & Dunlap, 4O3 bushels Of white
wheat OF excellent quality, which was
raised on sixteen acres Of ground on M
farm. Mr.. Fulton "defes" competition,
| A select party was given at the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. A. Richardson last evening
Miss Bella Piper, Of Glencoe, was also q
visitor, and among the gayesl Of the CAV
upon the occasion.
Mr.. J. B, Darrah is at present engaged
In building wharf behind the rolling
mill for the moorage Of boats, in teceiy.
ing and depositing freight. J.E. D.
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PETTsBuRGH, August 2S.-An engine on
the Castle Shannon Narrow Gauge road
jumped the track, about four miles from
this city, this morning, and fell over upon
its side, crushing and instantly killing
John Eccles, miner, and inficting se'
yerc scalp wound on James Brown, road
foreman. The engineer, Thomas Welsh
was slightly scalded. The engine was
running very fast at the time and was
carrying eight persons.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.-The visit
ing Governors were formally welcomed
to the State by Governor Hartranft at
Independence Hall this afternoon. His
address was responded TO by Gov. Antho.
ny, Of Kansas. Governors Beale, Axell
and Porter also made addresses. Gov.
Young, of Ohio, made the closing speech
and promised that the people OF his State
would give all aid possible to the new
enterDrise.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, August 2S.-Gambetta has not
yet received summons to appear. The
law officers find difficulty in framing an
indictment. A Ministerial Council was
held to-day to consider the matter. The
Government hopes to suppress all reports
Of the trial by a correction police project.
The prosecution Of Gambetta on more
serious charge Is said 10 be abandoned.
The fullest publicity would be inevitable.
The reason for Gambretta's prosecution is
said to be that Due De Broglie foresees
the possibility Of defeat at the elections
and thinks II that defeat led to Gam.
bretta's elevation to Premiership it would
be a disaster for France. MacMahon
could never accept as Premier a man
covicted OF insulting him.
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BosrON, August 2S.-samuel Il. Wal.
ley, prominent railroad man, President
Of the Revere Bank, and Wing candi.
date for Governor in 1855, died yester.
day.
ST.. LOUIS, August 9s.-Den DeBar, pro.
prietor and manager Of DsBars Opera
House, this city, after gradual sinking
since his return from New York, died Al
G o'clock this morning. He will be buried
at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon with
Masonic ceremonies. The remains will
be taken 10 the Masonic Hall at 10 A. NJ.
tomorrow, where they will lie In state
until tho time Of the funeral.
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GhegnteIkgsucer.
CITY bonds.

We call the attention Of investors to
the announcement in another column that
the September interest on the new city
six per cent bonds will be due and paya.
bic at the Exchange Bank on September
lst-saturdsy next. There are buI
$4,000 OF these bonds yet remaining un'
sold, out Of Sll1,OOO issued, and on Sat
urday they will be purchasable at par
All persons in quest OF good security
one that will pay its interest promptly
free Of city tax-should bear in mind the
opportunity offered to purchase some oI
these remaining bonds.
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Tint Interview with Justice
EiRlIl.

SAN FRGNcIsco, August 2S.-A Call
reporter had conversation with Jus.
tice Field, OF the U. S. District Court
this afternoon with reference to the in
terview published in the Exchange to. day
The Judge stated that he always declined
10 be interviewed, but as to the de-
peudence to be placed on the article in The
Exchange, said: l do not care to discusE
or 10 comment on that article or upor
the way in which it was obtained, and
will simply state that nothing that l hav,
said to any one here would justify an in
ference derogatory to Judge Bradley.
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PrTsBuRoH, Pa, August 2S.-Articles
Of agreement between Morris and Luther
for I've mile scull race, for the cham
pionship and two thousand dollars, were
signed last night. They differ from the
Morris-schaif articles only in the course
named and the provision that each con.
testant shall turn his own bouy. Octo'
ber 18th is named "a the day Of the race,
and the Hutton course on the Allegheny
river, twelve miles above this city, as The
place.
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The Coroner's jury rendered verdict
in effect that Catharine Brannock, who
was shot by VIM. Sullivan last night, came
to her death either by accident or design
OF said Sullivan, but the jury were unable
10 determine which. They found that
Sullivan shot himself on account Of re.
morse for his deed or from fear Of the
consequences. The whole affair is as
much mystery as ever.
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WASHINGTON, August 2s.-It is re.
ported that Chief Justice Carter Of tho
District Supreme Court will decline to
honor any requisition which Governor
Hampton may make for certain Republi.
cans formerly residing in that State and
now here, on the ground that he does
not regard Hampton de jure Governor Of
the State.
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BASE BALL.

gos 4.
BOS1oS, August 2S.-BOstons 4, Louis
villes 3.
MILWAUKEE, August 2s.-Milwaukees
0, Alleghenys ]; in II innings.
SYRACUSE, August 2s.-SIars4, India.
napolisl l.
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NASHVILLE, August 2S.-A sewing
machine agent named Frank Hewitt was
killed in the eastern edge Of Warren
county by a man named Moody. On
Sunday night Moody heard noise about
his premises, and arming with a gun dis.
covered q man up stairS with light and
fired on him, killing him instantly. Hew.
lit was his bro,her-in.laW.
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ENGLAND.


7, LONDON. August 2S. = The British
Home Rulers Conference concluded It's
sessions to-day. Parnell, NJ. p, was ap.
pointed President of the Home Rule
Confederation Of Great Britain, and
0,Donnell, NJ. P, and Bigger, NJ. p,
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Rundown by a railroad Train,

ST. LOUIS, August 2s.--A special to the
Times from Kirkwood says: A train on
the Missouri Pacific Railroad, when at a
road crossing near La Clede, about eight
miles from st. Louis, this evening, ran
into covered wagon containing w. F.
Ritchie, wife and two children. Mr.,
Ritchie was Instantly killed, his wife died
in a few minutes, one Of the children was
fatally injured and the other had thigh
broken.
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'Squirc Maycs.

WAihlngton, Pa, Reporter.
Squire Mayes, Of West Alexander, was
In Washington all last week as Juror
during which time there were no candi.
dates offered for marriage. On Saturday
evening when he returned he commenced
marrying and by Monday morning he hsd
tied the knot for six couples. The last
was the l,2l5 couple married by tho
Squire. The aggregate for performing
the marriage ceremony for these parties
amounts 10 S3,S5S Is. The highes.
amount received from any one couple
wSs $gO-running down to nothing,
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CtNcINsATT, August 2s.-Cotton-Quiet
and steady at l01Sc. Flour-Dull, weak
and lower; family S. 40a5 80. Wheat
Quiet; red at 81 65al II. Com-Quiet al
47c. Oats Stronger at 26a32c. Rye
Steady and In fair demand at 67a5sc. Bar
ley-1n fair demand: prime northwestern
75c. Pork-Dull at sig rs. LArd-Quiet
steam 9 % bid at the close, kettle 50 90
Bulk Meats-1Iigher at 81 S7Ita4 9oa5 65u
6 7oa7 90. Bacon-Dulla at 5>ta71 1fa7994asc
Bntter-Qulet and unchanged. Linssed
firm at 81 10.
HoGs-steady, Arm and unchanged.
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CHICAGO, August 2S.-H. B. Plant,
Receiver OF the Northern Illinois Coal
and Iron Company Of La Sale, filed his
answer in the United States Court to-day
to the petition Of the miners, who asked
arbitration on their alleged grievances.
He makes denial OF the charges con.
tanned in the petition, and says that he
don't SEQ why be should be made to pay
more than other men are willing to work
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NoldIers National I,ennion.

COLUMBUS, O., August 2S.-Extensiye
preparations are being made Tor the
Soldiers National Reunion at Marietta
next week. "A telegram from the Presi.
dent announces that he will be in camp
on Friday, September 7th. A large mum.
Der OF companies Of the State militia are
booked for quarters, and letters Of ac-
ceptance of other troops and leading men
are arriving daily.
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United StateS MarshaIs Indicted
for Fraud,

WASHINGTON, August 2s.-Tho Com.
missioner Of Internal Revenue has re-
ceived notice Of the arrest OF Deputy
Marshal Wm. II. Deaver, United States
Commissioner ], W. Green and his son,
J. a. Green, at StatesviIle, N. c., for
presenting alleged fraudulent vouchers
for awards, on account OF giving informa.
tion for the arrest Of criminals.
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PresiE mt to be AT Nashyille.

Nasty .LE, August ga dispatch
from Washington received to-day an
nounees that the President and several
members Of the Cabinent expect to be in
Nashville Wednesday, the 10Th OF Sep
tember, in acceptance Of the invitation
Of the municipal authorities, the Board
Of Trade and citizens Of Nashville gen
orally. A letter Of acceptance will be
sent.
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RrIghnm nt deaths Door.

SALT LAKE, August 2S.- Brigham
Young is suffering from cholera morbuS
and Inflammation Of the bowels. It Is
claimed by his family that his condition
has improved to-day, but those who
should be best informed do not think he
will live "a hours
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PLEDGED TO SUPPORT HAYES.

NEW YORK, August 2S.-The indie.
pendent Republican Committee tonight
adopted resolutions, pledging the sup
port ofthe party 10 President Hayes In
carrying out his ideas Of civil service
reform,
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BALTIMORE, August 2s.-James Cary
Williams, wounded in the riot at the
Sixth Regiment Armory on the evening
Of July 10th, died this morning. This
makes the eleventh victim.
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NEw YORK, August 2S.--Business fairly
active in nearly all departments. Cotton
goods In fair demand and steady. Pcpperell
wide sheetingS advanced by agents. Prints
moving steadily and dress ginghams active.
Woolens in moderate request. Dress goods
remain in fair demand. Foreign goods
more active,
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A special to the Paris papers reports
that the Car Is i'll aud has been advised
10 leave for a healthier locality than that
Of general Headquarters.
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CRY OF MExIco, August ia dread.
inl Ere has occurred in Rosario mine,
Twenty.four lives were lost aud many
persons seriously injured.
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The Government paper mills at
Glen Falls will be closed September lst,
a. enough paper Is on hand for year.
Treasury clerks will superintend the
transfer Of the paper to Washington.
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TOLEDO, August 2s.-The Republican
Senatorial Convention for the Thirty.
third District to-day nominated E. w.
Merry, OF Wood county, and Stillman
Brown, OF Lucas, as candidates for Sena-
tors, and unanimously adopted resolu.
tions endorsing President HAYES,
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Weather Indications.
War DKPAKTMRST,

WAR DEPAKrNRNT,
OHylCE OF THE CHIKT SIGNAL oYVicRR, !
WASnSsToH, D. c, August Al a. u.
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
and the Lower Lakes, southwest winds,
partly cloudy weather and local rains,
possibly followed by cooler northwest
winds and higher pressure.
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Present indications are that the Rou.
manianS will operate under Russian
orders in the rear Of Pleyna. A brigade
Of infantry with battery and three req.
iments ofcavalry have crossed at Turn0.
va.
The Russians utill hold shipka Pass,
although the Turks are attacking the
highest positions. A large number Of
the Turkish wounded are coming in. The
Russians occupy Popki where a battle is
expected.
The Porte recently instructed Musu.
rus Pasha to call the attention Of the
British government 10 the armaments Of
Greece, declaring that II an outbreak oc.
ours 1t will send troops to Athens to ex.
tripate the evil at the root. England
thereupon addressed remembrance 10
the Greek government. The letter has
given pacific assuraces to the Porte, and
promising, ii necessary, to cooperate
with the Ottoman troops to repress the
brigandage on the frontier.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
sENAT0R1AL coNyENr1oN.

TRENTON, August 2S.-The Republican
State Convention will be held here Sep.
tember 25th.
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DEsIREsPEAcE.

a Berlin correspondent telegraphs:
u have received a special telegram
from the Danube announcing that the
highest personages al Russian headauar.
ters have expressed earnest desires for
peace on the condition that the protection
Of Christians is guaranteed and the re-
forms promised BY the Porte carried out,
1gnatief has been ordered to leave Rus
sian quarters.
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.HAs. E. DWIGHT,
IRAnsPoRrArIoM.

baltimore q OHIO RAILROAD co
@&9LEss!ls
leave Rs follogS-W WhpelIng lima.
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PITTSBURGH, August S.-Petroleum-
Quiet and firm; crude 50 55 at Parker's;
refined 1916 bid, Philadelphia delivery.
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No. stops at all Stations between Wheeling and
Cumberland; No y stops at ali Stations between
Wheeling and Grafton.
wrm.pousp. S,llS: AZ >; Nd Il SSiiT T.
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issue plenty Of groenbackS by the Gov.
ernment; and have them left with the
burned out people by the colporteurs Of
some Tract Society.