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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-05

TIE Belmont Chronicle Of yesterday il
savage upon Ross Alexander, the horny
handed cleaner Of "shent per Shent," Il
reviews him "in the role Of an assignee
and connects him with the troubles Of The
Ohio City Mills and with other litigation
on the Ohio side Of the river, in way
thai Is not calculated TO elect him uGaai
mously to the Legislature.
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Utilizing That Gas We'll up In
Hancock.
NeV Cnmb!tllnd Independent.

The work Of laying pipe from The gas
we'll on Deep Run, to The furnace OF Ciii.
ton Fire Brick Works, has been complet.
ed, and hereafter gas will be used instead
Of Goa, as fuel in the running Of the en-
gine OF that establishment. We also un.
derstand that II Is proposed to burn brick
with gas, and that the experiment will be
tried some day in the not far distant iu.
ture. This will not only be a great say
Ing in the wayot fuel, but will BE- a great
convenience. The Clifton Is one ol the
most complete brick yards in the country,
and this new arrangement will add much
10 their faeilitiea for the manufacture Of
kriek aud tile.
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Losses by Gilmnn,g Forpcr,e.

NLw YORK, October 5.--The CONNER.
clal Mutual Insurance 20. loses 100000
by Gilman and the American Exchange
Bank $4,000. The Deputy Sheriff still
holds possession Of Gilman's Office. Il il
believed the large safe, secured by com.
bination lock, contains papers which will
throw light upon all Gilman'4 operations,
This safe will be forced open by the
proper legal authority. A note f,om
Gllmans confidential clerk was taken 10
Gilman Tuesday morning by an Office boy
named Hancock,
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MUCH uncertainty ovcrhaDgs the re-
sult in Belmont county next Tuesday
owing partly TO the Workingmen'S move
ment We are informed that the Demo
Gratis are playing sharp game by trying
to get as many Republicans as possible
committed to that movement, while they
pretending to support itl intend to throw
their whole strength, as usual, to their
party ticket. II the Republicans are
taken in and sold out by such shallow
game as this, they will be fit subjects for
ridicule the day after the election.
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FRANCE.
Jules Simon All Right.

PARIS, October 4.-Jules Simon is out
ofdanger.
The hearing of Gambettas appeal
against the sentence Of the Correctional
Tribunal has been fixed Tor October 10.
A manifesto has been Issued by Bu,
reaux, Of the Left Of the Senate. Itsays
The situation is the most serious ever
experienced. The electors are called
upon to decide whether the government
Is to be one Of personal power directed
BY clerical and absolutist influences OF
whether the nation intends to continue
to rule itself.
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Fair Holiday al NJ. LOuis-7J, 900
People on the Exhibition
Grounds.

"EOuhub.
ST. Louis, October 4.-To-day has
been observed as The Fair holiday as usual,
The Merchants and Cotton Exchanges
and great many larger business houses
were closed. Excursion parties from all
direction arrived in the city last eve.
ming and to-day, all OF whom went di.
rectly TO the Fair Grounds, and the
crowd that was present in the afternoon
was greater than ever before, and could
not have numbered less than 10000.
The exhibitions in the arena were OF
the finest character, many OF the best
horses in the West contesting for pre-.
miums. In the 81 800 race, a trot against
time, Little Fred took the first money
and Dictator the second. There were
many other races and rings OF roadster
horses shown, and the immense amphi.
theatre was crammed 10 It's utmost ca psc.
ity with excited and enthusiastic people.
The dog bench has aseIcited great inIer.
eat and admiration, a number OF the
finest sporting dogs in the country being
here. Whitman, Of Chicago, took the
largest number Of prizes. Tho famous
dogs owned in this city, which carried of
the highest premiums n, the eastern
benches were on exhibition, only their
owners generously Withdrawing from the
composition. So far tho fair has proved
successful beyond calculation, a much
greater number Of people having visited
1t than ever before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-05

TIE Sleubenyille GassHc Ia constantly
trying to impress on its readers that The
party clamoriug for "more greenbaCks'
and the Democracy are "head and tail oI
the sane fab" one and the same thing in
other words. And yet read the financial
resolutions passed BY the New York
Democracy in State Convention a1em'
bled yesterday. no more greenbacks Tor
them, but gold and silver. They even
declare in favor Of paying the blonted
b,udholder in hard money.
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FoundDead.

MEMPHIS, o.tober Al. D. Laushlin,
aged about 20, Of Bloomfield, Ill.,, was
found dead on wood pile on The levee,
this afternoon, with a bunch Of cotton
saturated with chIoroform at his mouth.
1t is believed lie was addicted 10 the use
Of chIoroloru and morphiue and his
death was accidental. Ee is said to be 4
son OF a well known physician in Central
City, Dakota.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-05
Centennial OF the Battle OF Ger.
nllutONu

PHILADELPHIA, October 4.-The cen
tennial Of the battle Of Germantown was
celebrated to-day by parade, addresses
and mass meeting. Gov. Hartrapft re-
viewed the procession. A feature Of tht
ceremonies was the formal transfer OF The
old clock and bell which we're in tht
steeple Of Independence Hall before
January lst, l77G, to the citizens Of Ger
mantown, TO be placed in their Town
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TURF NOTES.
Clevelnnd-ThIrd Day.

CLEVELAND, October 4.--At the third
day Of the Cleveland Club races, the 2:2C
class was won by the favoritc, Calmar, in
three straight heats. Calmar was driven
by John Shlan.
The 2;40 class was taken by Nancy
Hackett, winning the %, 4th and 9th
heats. The third heat was dead between
HaCkett and Herman.
Tomorrow. last day, there will be two
races-the 2:90 class and special purse
of 81 900 to Rarus and Hopeful, to har-
ness, and Great Eastern, to saddle.
LouIsvILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October 4.-Ths Wood
burn stake, dash mile and three. quarters
had six starters; ST. Louis, Lizzie Whips,
Adventure, Felicia, and Bradamont. Fe.
licia, the favorite, won; Whips %, Brad.
amont Sd. Time, 3;07,
In the second race for apurse Of 500,
5000 10 the second horse and $50 to the
third, mile dash, Emma G., Katrine, H6t.
tog and Mahlstick started; Hertog the
favorite; Mahlstick won; Hertog Cd, En-
ma G. 80. Time, 2;53S.
The third race, for purse Of $500, dash
two miles; Ten Brock, Whisper and Ia.
tona started. The former won, Tatona
ID. Time, 1886,
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To the Residents Of East Wheel.
ing.


1t needs no elaborate argument to con
vince Intelligent people in these day,
that filth and decomposing animal matter
is fruitful source OF disease and death
| simply wish 10 call attention to The
large amount Of refuse that Is poured in
to Wheeling creek, al Fulton and vicin-
ity, particularly in the neighborhood oI
the new county bridge. This animaI
matter floats slowly in the present slug
gish stream, and decomposing under tic
heat Of the last few days will cause ty,
phoid and other ievers.
This subject is worthy Of attention, es
pecially from those who live In Easl
Wheeling, II any one doubts, let them
cross the Fulton bridge, and their sensC
OF smell will be a strong argument.
MEpIcUs.
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Episcopal Convention,

BosroN, October 4.-The second day Of
the Episcopal General Convention open.
ed with prayers by Bishops Bedelt, Of
Ohio, and Greene, Of Mississippi. One
hundred and eighty delegates are pres.
ent. The business meeting commenced
at 1880 O'Clock, and considerable pre-.
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Trade Sale Of rubber Coo,ls,

BosroS, October 4.-A trade sale Of the
Associated Rubber Shoe Companies be-
gun to-day with a large attendance from
all parts Of the country. The bidding
was spirited and prices were we'll main.
tanned. No further auction Gales WILLIS
held before December OH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-05
DISCOUNT ADVANCED.

The Bank Of England discount rate has
advanced TO A per cent.
There was a sudden decline in consols
yesterday, due to large Withdrawals Of
gold from the Bank Of England, which
created the impression that money must
become dearer,
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Weather Indications.

OTncR OF ruR cuIEV sioNAL OTYIcRR,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oet. 81 /. Il.
THoBAEILlI1BI.
For the Lower Lakes colder, clearing
weather, northwest winds, and rising
barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
clear or partly cloudy weather, northwcs,
winds, stationary or lower temperature,
and rising barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-05

SAN FaASctsoo, October 4.-Arrived-
Steamer Salvador; Panama,
AsTwERp. ostober 4.-str. Nederland,
from New York, has arrived.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-05

New YORK, October 4.-BuSIness liSht
In nearly all departments. Cotton goods
quiet but generally steady. Low grade cot
ton aannels In good demand. Prints still
quiet. Ginghams active and dresS styles
sold ahead. Low grades fancy oassimeres
in fair request Dress goods In steady Dc,
manl.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, October 4.-The bullion In
The Bank Of England has decreased GsOS,,
goo within the past week. The proper.
lion oil reserve to liability is SIT per
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-05

CHEYENNE. October 4.-Last night The
coach from Deadwood, carrying six pas
sengers, was stopped by two road agents
IL miles south Of Fort Laramie. The
robbers got about S400 from the palnen.
gers. The treasure box was broken up, but
contained nothing OF value.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-05

Nav York, October S.-The Trustees
ot the Peabody Educational Fund to-day
reelected the old officers Of the fund ior
the ensuing year. President Hayes was
elected trustee In place Of tie late
Matthew Marcy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-05
Country POStInasterS to be
MnnHnft Altar


New York, October 4.-Couutry Poat
masters with small salaries are entitled
by the amendments 10 the postal law to q
certain percentage Of the money obtained
by the sale OF postage stamps, and many
OF them have taken advantage OF thil
right to sell postage stamps in large guam
titles at small discount to merchants In
this city and elsewhere, thereby greatly
increasing their own income at the ex-
pense Of the Government. Postmaster
James has just sent the following letter
to the Postmaster General in relation tC
this abuse:
"sir: I desire again to ask your atien.
ton 10 the remarkable decrease in The
sale Of postage stamps at this office, a,
shown by the following figures:
Sales ior quarter ending Sept 90 1915 ....-s 926li
sales fIr quarter endInS Sept. 80, ls77"...- $780,
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Gheqntelti9eueea.

The New York Post intimateS that
Cash Clay having become a Democrat,
nothing was more natural and becoming
than 10 kill a Niger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Turk scores Another Vic.
tory,

LONDON, October 4.-According to off
Cial accounts the Russians, under com,
mand Of Grand Duke Michael, have been
defeated between Ami and KarE. Two
Russian Generals were killed. The
Prince Of Montenegro has decided to con.
slider this years campaign terminated
with the occupation Of the district Of
BanjAni. The Prince has written 10 the
Car that he had succeeded In obtaining
his principal objects, namely, deliverance
Of the population Of upper Herzegovina
and did not intend to 60 beyond the Ban.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-05

New YORK, October 4.-An examina.
ton OF the books Of the Brewers and
Masters Insurance Company shows that
its capital is seriously impaired, aud II
Is understood that the Superintendent,
has Issued q requiSitiOn upon the com.
pany for $4,000 to make good the im.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-05
Tho Steubenyille Coal Strike.

Herald oil YOhsrdny Evening.
The suffering and distress occasioned
by the strike is becoming serious mat
ter, and il not settled before winter sets
in will result in actual starvation, The
coal interests Of our city have been fear.
fully injured, and 1t is to be hoped tbs,
the long trouble is drawing to close.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-05

SAVANNAH, October 4.-Dr. Mcfarland
telegraphs from Port Royal that yellow
fever exists there, but there is no need oil
aid as the population only numbers about
90 whites and the same number Of blacks
FEVER ADATISG.
FERSASDiSA, October 4.-No deaths
nor new casee.
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- sss''1 8SO TIT
"There can be no doub. that this ap.
parent falling of in the business Of this
office is due to the irregular practice OF
PoStmasters at other places in disposing
Of postage stamps in this city, in the vari.
Gus methods with which the reports OF
the special agents Of the department must
have rendered you familiar, and my OBJ.
ject in again bringing the facts to your
notice Is simply to add to the evidence
already In your possession Of the necessi.
" Tor some change, by legislation, in the
system which renders such irregularities
not only possible, but almost inevitable.
VERY respectfully, your obedient ser.
want, 1T. l.. JAMES,
hnnSLrnnnLsr
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And Yet Another Savings Bank
Gives up the Ghost aud Keeps
the Money.

RosroN, October 4.-Thc well1eet
Savings Bank, at Cape Cod, suspended
yesterday, aud owing 10 the run there i.
a general panic in the Cape among the
savings bank depositors, and probably all
the banks will close till confidence il re,
stored,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-05

This morning one.hali Of the marble
ceiling Of the portieo ot the Patent Office,
North Side, fell. Nobody hurt,
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james Mackin; Attorney General, Au.
gu'tus schoonmaker; State Engineer and
Surveyor, Horatio Selmour, jr.
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-24
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

meeting OF the bondhodcrs of the Central Railroad
of New Jersey was held IN tho Chamber OF Commerce
yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Royal Phelps in the chair.
Mr., Lathrop, The receiver OF tie road said no not
prepared present make any statement Of the
dltion OF It's affairs. raa
Mr. Vail offered the following resolution, and, after
much discussion. It was adopted
Resolved, That Messrs Ropcrt Icnnox Kennedy, Pres.
dent Of the Bank Of Commcrce Edwin NJ Lewis President
the National Trust and Mechanics Bank Of
j. Edgar johnson, Brown Brohcrs Co. s. Kennedy
ofJ - Kennedy Co, and Theoaore Dreier OF ksyor
Co.. appoint committee behalf OF the holders of
bonds Of the Central Railroad Of New Jersey by the
ascertain and what cps ara
desirable be taken for the projection Of
terests
At a meeting OF the shareholders Of the road held
on the 10th OF February, Or. Abram Coles, Warren
Alderman and stephen IL. Condlt were appointed to
look after the interests OF the sharchodc and with
DOW or 10 add three others from among the DO
TO their committee. This arrangement did not seem
suit tho bondhoders and thcy appoint ell the above
indepen committee II beng understood that thcy
would cenier with the committee previously appon
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the Real Estate saesrooms, No. Ill broadway, yes
terday. The amount realized aggregated sloo,650
nv A. ). BLrscKER AND SON.
Partition ana sale ra s,s SMSsses so,ss OF
ssS distant 4: SS s. IND TI Ssosms each
Harriet iall, for. $50 500
ss s . sna IS ss sec Of Win S
35xy7. on 9Th st., 1855 II 9. Of I'd av.; to John
A"e' r. Il LUDLOW AND CO. '-
brick house with lot 19.6xs0, 4th av., H., 3D.
q siss 1t. with mortgage of sie75o TOD. % o.,
..,. .ar Htvs s.is5s: Of - ,o,
each 1 . est d a. ; !: The Inc
'H''s' COMPANY gs sA.ns f' sIi.s 10000
is .is
s% 1se 'rsis:
S, ~ k q We" ss,sa S i 400 H. W q 7
smith an
adjoining the land OF Thomas Bassford. and known
ss lot No. 80; to Mary A. Arrdgc, plaintiff 1900
Total Aales for tho day
rSn bass Eas ct asa % .
ca1mns st. no 7o John Foster
and wife to David Marks. 10000
b. Finn and husband to Myer Finn lo25o
and wife 70 Pincres Pohasti. .............. 5000
i4sS st., n 8, asi IT, O. Of av A. 25xios; same to
same y, 81 Vo,ris :v is"o
5oxlis.5 2sd yardj; Michael McKenna aud wife 400
18th s S"" n Oily " Of 9Th av axioia David
Hogsrs st. TO Nellie e n0seT Of oandi ay s 1910
sa v.D jshn s,rashsn = Fsss9y h,shsi 10
ae pn. s and Viz t. ct ."."
A. fsheridge and vile to Frank Etheridso, ... $1,000
wiliam,bridse road and Is. cath ward; Jers-
1t n A.. IT. Z.
sichafd b. Harri, George A. Osgood.. 10000
sa
wis%:ssass D ROAD !G and IS AZ 1at' said; Mi 'oo
,o sv NJ corner Of i,S @ asxo6 Thomas
10Th az, W 3, 80 r. n OF 10th st. a5xiio ~
Madison ST. w. corner OF iiouvcrneur, Gix2i6
%, Q sncair gcsres to Hermann u. E Abber, 5000
~ Davies, Js refercc, TO Alder. "" 5000
Railroad sy, o.s. C2ad WARD: ". p. Dixon UeIerecI
Ms'iSs sy ai.S x.sa, s Dixon ,sis'ricie ooo
to Mutual Lilo insurance company lUoo
Becker. Francis and others John Carey. n. $. of
Basel III Henry g. 70 %m 9oanss n . OF sd
Carney ,1 F".ci aud wit. 80 sampson simpsons
De Lsn";e John, to BENZ " De Iauaisr No a27
DRESSER, soph. and husGaud to Georsc 4 viii
lam: s.,, month nth x;o =, rson. .rls, NJ 1000
10 Ca,mine st. 8 years NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
same to Charles A. lockwood, No. 10 Carmne ST.;
Same TO ohm Forster No 70 0armne
iissh ST. o Of ash sy year oppe'. s22
Kpnssy Rs road ssns ssss%sn Of
Marshall, Jacob r., 10 David Rogers n. 5. 18th ST.,
Martin. ~ c june. and ss 10 Andrew Ewai ic,h WV
Rust; Met. and others 70 pcdorick slcsman s. w.
Of io.h sv s1 %. 18th 4 1900
o. Madison ay; demand 1000
MADISON Az wears. 1900
| V.rdcwatcr - = ''' ocn
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TERMINAL FACILITIES.
MERCHANTS AND BROKERS WHO SUPPORT TIL
BxLr LINE FREIGHT ORDINANCE.

MERCHANTS AND BROKERS WHO SUPPORT TIKI
pKLr LINE FREIGHT ORDINANCE.
meeting of gentlemen representing the Chamber
Of Commerce, Board OF Trade, Shipmasteis' Associa
ton, Produce and Cotton Exchanges, &c, was held
yesterday afternoon Al the rooms OF the Cheap Trans
portation Association, NJ j. T. Robinson presiding and
Mr. Theodore +. Ices acting as secretary. Mr.. A. H.
Miller offered the following resolutions which, after
some debate were adopted
70 make aa u ire S Ss as
body. and submit the same. with communication ad-
Ing MIN introduce the blu. The communica alton be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary OF this conference
Resolved That the Line for freight
until
with necessities can be made.
Mr.. Harvey Earring remarked that great care must
DO taken In wording the ordinance concerning The Bolt
Line Railroad presented TO the Common Council as
keep the good Of tho people than that
Of the railroad company. He did desire by any
means take away any Of the vested rights of the
company, but must not seem that the merchants are
pushing the interest Of tho railway corporation, but
that the main object Is 10 foster and protect commerce
In relation to laying track the pier Of the White
Star Limo dock the following resolution was offered
and adopted
ositon oil the White Line Steamship Company to lay
ssa si 81 % s s
aud the ct the New York Central Railroad and other
should be promptly opposed by the authorities
The annexed Is the ordinance 10 be TO the Presi-
dent Of the Common Council which he is requested to
offer ut the next meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen:
TIKI PROPOSED ORDINANCE.
Resolved That p.rmssoa be and Is hereby granted 70
draw e. be drawn their by the OF DUN
engines furnished BY the said railways by tho Belt
Line Railroad Company MS may be agreed upon between
the hours oil nine O'Clock In the evening six O'Clock in
the morning. the track OF the Central Park North and
East River Railroad with the permission OF said railroad
be speclned in the applications Of the several
railroad approved by this board Subject to
the terms privileges aud restrictions established by
ordinxuce for the and dummy engines
the New York Central and hudson River Railroad Com.
pany. crowded always, that the said Belt Line Railroad
Company equal privileges oil track motive
power all railroads at the poit OF New York
upon conditions and This permission shall
allow loaded unloaded to stand
the track between the places specified in the priv
ileges which may be granted.
After transacting some other unimp0rtnnt business
the conference adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-24
SMUGGLED CIGARS.

The steamship Columbus which arrived in tho
harbor yesterday from Havana, was boarded by Gus.
tom House Inspectors McCort and Hagan, who found
slowed among Tho cargo O. 700 fine cigars, Of which
record appeared on tho manifest and wcro intended 10
be smuggicd ashore. Tho seizure was made in four
sections, as 1t we're The first lot discovered was SO
boxes Of 90 EACH tho second 10 boxes 90 each tho
third ~ boxes OF 90 each, and tho last IL boxes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-24

On Thursday night Lawrence DonneIly, Of No. 627
west Thirty second street, had alteration with
Michael Murray In his rooms at No. AS West Thirty
second street. when the latter stabbed him in the sdc
Donnoy did at once spprixo the police Of his In
jurica ard II was snort tIme after noon yesterday
when he was brought TO tho Twentieth precinct sta
ton house, where his wound which was quito severe,
dressed By DR.. yeiter He was sent 10 81 Luko's
Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-24
POLICE BOARD.

At meeting Of the Police Commissioners yesterday
a communication read from manufacturers OF this
city who steam boilers asking for conference.
The Commissioners appointed next Tuesday, ut eleven
A. NJ, time for consultation, when the safety of
boilers and tho best methods OF inspecting them and
Guarding against accidents Will DO considered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-24
A SNEAK THIEFS ARREST.

Leopold Richel, notorious thief, was ycser.
day arrested In Blocker street When tho prisoner
was searched at the Central Olco large number Of
pawn tickcs wcro found him. Tho property repro.
sentod BY tho tickets Is supposed 10 have been s~.A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-24
REAL ESTATE.

Seven sales by auction Of roal estate took place at
the Real Estate Salesrooms, No. Ill Broadway, yes
terday. The amount realized aggregated $l00, $780,
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-11

Accounts from the hopper in
tested districts are decidedly gloomy,
Mr.. Chandler, of Belle Creek, who
has just returned from a tour ex-
tending to Big Stone lake, reports
the crops badly injured and in many
places utterly destroyed. We are
told that hoppers have been seen
within few days flying over Red
Wing, going towards Wlnona.