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certain contingencies, n order 10 protect Chris
tfans. II is said the Porte replied that the fleet
could only como as the avo~tl sily Of Turkey.
II is also asserted. thougl, OF, doubtful author
ity, that thla reply was Withdrawn On the cner-
Ectfc remonstrancc Of Mr. t.ayard, British rep
rcscntatEsc at constantlnopic.
BAKER.
The services of Col. Baker have been secured
by L'cut.~Gcn Mehmct All, md he has gone to
the front with three other well.known English
officers.
IN ARMENIA.
The correspondent writes that the stories Of
Russian atrocit,c. In Armenia aro untrue. Tho
Turkish regulars behaved we'll, hut tho lrrcgu-
lars are guilty Of atrocittcs past belief.
suLEiMAN.
snrMLA, Aug. 13.-suleIntan pasha, taking
tho offensive, has marched through Fcrcnttri,, i
Balkan pass. and sent strong accommodating
forcc rs far rs tue Karatomon, opposite tho
bank Of which tho Russians we're found In con-
siderable forcc.
IN Asia.
EnzEnoux, Aug. 1a-Thc Russians have adj
Vance. upon Anullka. Gen. 'rcrrtkafsoH has
advanced 10 Baltktoutc, 1fmail Kakk! Is retiring
from tic Russian territory towards the froutIcr.
Hktr.
NhN*AN'stt"At AhA&f ftoa'ttCspoItA4lA ~ kNt Ap~
peal of the Russian Government 10 the Queen
Of Wurtcuburg, an ambulance corps is being
formed, md goes promptly to Bucharest.
Nonk REFUGEES.
ADRiAxorLn Aug. l3-ftvc thousand Mus
eul,nan refugs.'s orc l,cre, nnd 3,UOO In other
torus. Several thousand arc expected from
Kazanllk.
TIE 1rLaAHtAN REBELLION.
F0waT tNrtNHAfr mr. 14-Antntt,nn ranha
ANNOUNCES tia. Rassan past,a has retakcn kar-
tnva, dsarinc.l tic Bulgarians anil rc-cstabllsbcd
order. Ile then captured kalofer, defended by
Bulgarian, in ihtrcnchcd posltinns, and occupied
kalofcr Pass. The rcbe's hctl Into the Balkans.
after losing GOO killed. Eleven Turkish soldiers
were killed and thirtYthreo wounded.
ANATOL1A.
An official dispatch from the Governor Of
Tcl.t1dtr, Anatolin, states that 10000 Russian
infantry uru cs;ampcl between kabrovan and
AlathEcr', ana body of Russian cavalry is at
Arpachcir. ........
KrsCHkNEPF.
LONDON, Aug. ia portion Of tho Imperial
Guards have reached KtscicneG.
GAIT. GREEN,
American attacl,c, las recovered from his fever,
and WILL rcton headquarters Wednesday.
nYiNFURCHMENTs.
Sixty thousand Russian troops with artillery
have passed by railway to Tnatcstl, wl,cucr
they mnrch to Bistova via simnitza. Gcn.
Gouskt's lorce will be retired behind tho
l'a]kans, where they aso required.
THE EGYPTIANS
Under Prince 1la'san have hceun an offensive
movement from Sarna towards Trajan's wall.
AN ATTACK ON KusrENDJI
will be made BY the Turks after the arrival Ut
i1otart past,a's 'lect, which las embarked troops
at sukum-Knlcn.
KALoFAN
ts reported destroyed by the accidental explosion
OF q powler.Enagazinc.
LOAN.
Turkey Is said to. ha,c concluded loan Of
E2,500, 900 In London.
, 1877-08-14

HALFWAY COLLISION.

lIAfLWAY CUI4LI9ION.
TcIEno, o.. Aug. Al a. m.-A collision oc-
CURED At midnight between tie Canada South
ern passenger train No. II, outward bound, and
an incoming freight Ma. Is, au the Lake snorc
d Michigan Southern Railroad few rods south
Of the Milburu Wagon Works IL this ctr. ditch
Ing The freight and buity damaging tho
locomotive and several freight cars. No ono
I'll tho freight traln WAS injurel. The damage
to tho Canuaia Southern train was not ~
:crE"us, the eng1uu bciug dlsatted. The
train VAS backed into the depot bY
pony engine. 1t Ii renrte1t that one
ls'lY passenger WIS slightly injured It In ru.
morcd the engineer ot tic Canaaa Southern
lfnin Is missing, and It Is feared be IL under
the wreck. Full particulars cannot be uttxtned
sQnieht.
, 1877-08-14

(Dv Caoft 10 1a< CAlca0o Tribunal
LONDON OFFICE or TnE CHICAGO Tn1nrSr.
No. 9 PALoRAvE PLACE, STRAND, Aug. H.
q. m.-Tolegrams from Armenia show that
tho belligerea.a arc still nctivo anil cxroct-
mt, watching each otherkconly, ard striking
cut hero and there. The incursion made by
Ismail Pasla into the Russian territory Ia
only important In SO far aa It forcibly illus
trates tho complete change in the campaign,
aud shows that Gen. Tergukassoa'A pro-
ceediugs do not pass unpcrceiyed OH this war
fold. Also, an carly collision looks rsoba-
ble, but the task before the Grand Duke
Michael Is uot 30 easy in August as 1t was
iu Juno.
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AA~.s''s"'"A'
fAnts, Aug IA dispatch from uabFova
says: "aeeofa'ng 70 reports received l!erc,
tne Turks Aaso l''lf'ed tho flospltal at Eski-
saghea, when cohta!hca aV sscK.'
ADDITIONAL
a hnchafcst correspondent telcgraphs: II
have written tho following as received 1t, and
from The terrible accounts which fucitises con-
ttnltally bring over tho balkans fear It must
DC only too true; Jn'y VI, tho Gay OF the itlls-
sun e7aeoatlon ot esR'-saSusa, tho IHEks or
uefea az Ihf'stiahe' men, "ohien' mn" ch'llfc'l.
shoala be s''ot as lucy !eIt t!csf houses. Those
WHO Icmh1hca were oufhea a'lses INC order
was gwen to bnFn down and destroy every Qar.
tae'e ol thf'at'ail propesty' Aahy leading TURK
sh i'efcilahts tooH part IN inc analF'"
EVERYTHING BURNED.
largo nun'nr OF bashl'bazouks patrol the
Tschirpau district. This district Is ono OF tho
rlrhcst In that part OF Turkey. It conta!ns u
very largo proportion ot Christians, over thirty
churches, md 5oo scloo's and colleges, nll Ut
Which haTc been barnt. IAc destruction
c1tcnded to tho villages Of B,ghdan.
Mahalcsi, Nan-a!at'aess. and 1nany othcss, In
ai about sixty. containing from l50 to 2oO ta1n-
HES each. Scarcely aftY persona escaped alive.
T1IR Dul0AA1AN FudiT1vEs
at Gabro7a aud Sclrl estimate tlat from lAoo0
to 15,cc0 Christians have l'ccn trassarfctl IN tho
Esktsagfsra anil Tsclairpan districts alone. Sol
Alcrs wcro posted along tho road from Eskt-
SaEhra to kazaaltlk, with orlcfb to shoot cycry-
body passing
THH ProlTIvEs
LONDON, Aug. IA correspondent at Kara
blnar writes that appalling accounts continue
to come In ut tue mifery Ut fuglsiyes from tho
districts devastated by thu Basht pazouks aud
HI3IrnFinnH Ebhn 0f n ..iftt1to..
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UORsECuAF0YF'5 RESTORATION.

0ORsECHAT0YF'S NEs10KATtoN.
LONDON, Aug. 15.-Thu Standarl's Vienna
correspondent tclcgraphs that, although Il ts lie
ncd III official quarters, IL Is MI ul'doubted fact
that uoftschakoif, at tho clusb of July, te.Aler-
cd ILLS resignation. II will nut be decided
whether 1t will be accepted until the Cxar ar
riyrs at Cot1Nenl, rcar Bucharest, fcw days
llcnro. Thu reason fur thu resignation Il that
(,ortschakoG prna,iscd The other Powers that
ttlelr Interests should have tuIt weight In &rt-
tlemcnt Of the Eastern question, hut lnds his
lutuencc uccl!u!ng bcfore the cxtrcmu party.
lio uI4o upposes houulanlsn aud 6csyian CO.
operation.
ABANDONED.
tbs Austrian Government hos lna&lo dec
larut(on through its agents that, In the present
condition of ailairs In tho Last, tho project of
occupying lsosuia and Herzegovina II abandoned.
ThtS il attributed To tho numerous meetings III
Hungary ln ta,or Of tue iusvgri.y of tho Otto-
,uau Empire.
rus SITUATION A. CORRECTED.
NEW Yoak, Aug. l3.-Tho London lduv Ates'
correspondent At Ststuya, under date Of Satus-
day, eoFTcvts als EegeAt summary of tue sltua-
tion: lle now states that Ten. usagomlroH Is
in rGnova, not tefosc Loratx; Prince M,tsky is
futEeueled before selyii aud, after the atandqn-
tlcut u kaxenllk, 1t seems doubtful whether
thu Balkan passes will continue to he held by
Russians.
suPPos,rtoa.
CoHs7AhTtAoPlK, Aug. 1A.-It u stated on
good authority TINT Ausurus Pasls, the Turk
ish Ambassador 1t Loulon, recently wrote to
the Porte that ho hal reasop to believe tho
BrltisA Government would shortly ask tho au-
thorizauon iof 1cet to puteE tls BosphaEus on
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l'ouks, Aug. t3.-1hc steamship Fr;zorifIqnc,
built fur preserving fresh meat on long ypy-'
ages, llas arrived from The River Plata With Il
targn uf meat III fine condition. Nne li,sn,1tc,l
loading.
uEStAts
Paris, aug. 11-erhe .gon:ttnr, In ecr!-
Official uotc, af1lrms that flc question nt pro
claiming n ttatc of sieec has no. teen tnoolc,a
at the meetings Of Tic Eai,inct, and also ron.
tratltets tho nlmors OF Impending ,lIuta,csiat
notifications
TIE IMrEnIALfsTY.
The Ntadger ds faris aunouavcsa rendezvous
Of all Donap4rtIet teallcr* ut chisclhurt Aug.
Ii. when the I'rtucc Imperial Is expected to de-
liycr m address,
, 1877-08-14
WASHINGTON.

2ataA Al Mus
tfrnrx s,nI,,, - -. -. ~ r,.t... ~.s',,N ".HH
1T" .'!,, smst" ~ "es ."e Ch'esEo collectors
"''p-1t," s'.. nR-ot"er n1ateefa'
""f'"' tH'oatea :" TIE 7f4d"n'.
WARRINGTON, ID. e., Aug. 13,-One 4, Z
Bowman, Regent Ut the Kcuturky University,
rho has bccn about Washington tcycrol wintrrs
n, ~. ,,,,..... i. '~'A' 4t4'1's
~ 1ne interest,": u WIS commonly reported of
rule lie has written letter to IN American In
Texas, tho contents Of which may helm In throw
.ome ftrbt ,,,>,, III, .,t,o,fa. - 49,.
~ar s,, War,. sae - a.'s y. 'ns aoess'on Of
ositton Which this letter contains should hava
c,nanated from, q person SUPPOSED to bold such
Intimate relations with the Trru. Pacific n,,tro,d
In tt,c tct,or nnw,,.r ,r,,,a.a. -, H.. t.,'"s,
tnat tlesioeht ulaz "senu " shis country I'M
met iatcly reliable confidential 1gant to treat
with our uovrrntnent ~ follows: That he Will
pronose tn ccdr In thc ;rn,fcd st,trs n r<,-tton
~ rol' 'liesn "e.!eo o9 sAoo'ooo'oo"' VIC nolaifir
bask enough Of that sum to pay our citizens
their Just claims, and paying the remainder In
CASH to Mexico, and guaranteeing to pre.tt,cp.
1,I.- ,,..~,.,.,, n o.....,,.,.. ~ pt. ~, -
th1s. !ek uiFn schu you or some E0od n1nn tu
make such d proposition. have good
In ct1sc,e, n ,,t,,.tr +,.x. ond t,.. ,.,,,.ua
~ e.4eeteo III ni'c's oa3s' ano tpa.' lc1hal'S,!
coai feecsse s:,, Lse appo1ntment Of special
HEGuk VI -1lh.ste4 !ASstaS"t ~ hcAHu ~ coH-
su'nnaato matters: Confer With frcstlcht Dlaz,
at'1 a 'es INC hsar from yo. t;nmcdtatetY." 10
tnN pEnnosith'n Antnnlo y. h!Shafns, 10 whom
u NJ addssssea, rclicl from The city ol A!c1l-
TO- lndlenant1y fclcctIhE Such prnposa! Us
TREASON tu TITS adopted country fAIc1frot. Etcl'-
ar's nat bech tue fneafs OF ElslnG publicity 70
sh1s -. seilsihc. =, a.. n-,.,. ,,.,
lhe Officers o. inc baltimore d ohio !sonl
say int they nave mol presented any bills to
ine uose5nnaeiit Iof tne ifahtpostat'nn OF
lruufs from thc sou'h' ID tias been recently cr'
rol.edtisiy reported.
- uentlemsn 1eprcseatinE the agents u tho
National steamship Lu!nPany Called at lllc
ircasafy nepaftaesnl totiay anu fc4uestett
Acting secretary aletorflNk 10 ors'tr tle re-
lease u The Delthark. seized lust week IT. New
1n7k Tor ta7sn3 bcen use'l IN hfHnGgilag. Tho
Wnolc SUBJECT was feicFfeu 70 scso'd Assistant
secretary frenen. ana hc nati 1nauc 10 fepoFt Ut
thr etosc OF business hnu5s eo-day.
II - FefRfle1 a. tue treasury i'cpatimcnt
that SECRETARY si!erma1, wrote to =. Rusatil
J"ncs, Coliectof q CnstoMs At Ghleseo. a week
aeo, nsR!bts Min loF us fcs'SHnt'nll, LUZ t!'at II
Has liot oeon seyc!ssu. IL nclle.s1 tllat' han
Jones ,eeGTeaea 10 Tug 5Gcsetafys request ~
tsmc, William menfg sm',!'. tils s: Asent o. tuc
western Assoe!atett rrcss. Moid na'e uech ai'-
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SteeiNl UIst1slfh "a 76t 7ftbuNt.
PlrTsncHa, ra., Aug. t3,-The oil we'll Of NJ.
James 1Ioylc, At OhiuviIlc, Bearer County, Ia,
to<'k 1rc this afternoon. destroying alI OF The
machinery. Six men workngtat tic welt at tue
time were seriously injured, two Vi them, Il js
feared. fatally. Tie names of the injured can
not be asccrtaned to hight.
, 1877-08-14
DROWNED,

NEwNuR0It. y. L., Aug. l3-Cadct Softllrup,
Of the Third Class at the West point Military
Academy, was drowned while bathing In tE.
Hudsot, River on Saturday. The holy has not
ret been tecoTeled. Deceased was truIn the
West.
, 1877-08-14

WAsuHorox, u. T., Aug. Ill 4. m.-For
Tennessee aud Ohio, the Upper Missiasippt aud
Lower Mts4ouri Valleys, aud the Upper l.ako
KcEton, rising barometer, northeast 10 north
west wlnds, aad cooler, clear, or clearing
weather. .
LOCAL oAsxkvA1loxs.
EuicA 400. Ana. Ii.
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Special Nr4fca 10 Ta+ Tribune.
HAMILTON, Ont. Aug. IA special .l.spatcl,
from Ottawa to the E'vnih9 Ttnta says TINT t,c.
fore leaving Washington the linn. Mr. Mills,
Secretary nf tho Interior Tor the Dominion,
made satisfactory arrangements Tor the transfer
q sitting Hnlt's headquarters from Canadian to
Cbited States TERRITORY.
, 1877-08-14
FOREIGN.
Cortschackoff Feels His
Power Waning, and
Tenders His Res
ignation.
Austria Abandons the Project Of
Occupying Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
Stone-T1lrowing Rendered Haz-
arilous by Residence in Glass
Quarters.
Progress Of the Operations Di-
rected Against the Bull
garian Rebellion.
The Turks Burn a Hospital at Es-
XII Sagt1ra Containing
500 Sick.
Appalling Condition Of tho EuEl-
tive Myriads Driven Out
Of Bulgaria.
Tho Crops in Bulgaria and
Roumelia Rotting in the
Ground.
Col. Baker, Of Turkish 1nc1inations,
Giveu Important Consid-
GRAFTON,
BULGARIA..
snipEA rAss TO ne ABANDONED NJ THE
RUSSIANS.
Tho Crops in Bulgaria and
Rounelia Rotting in the
Ground.
Col Bakcr, Of Turkish 1uc1inatious,
Given Important Consid-
GRAFTON,

EHlpEA rAH8 TO DE ABANDONED NJ THE
RUSSIANS.
{fiy Cable to The Chteaao TtitnHs.]
LONDON OFFICE OF TnE CHICAGO Ta1nuSE,
No. PALorAsE PLACE, sraAsp. Aug. 13-10
y. 1n.-This mornings dispatches inform ua
that 1t Is now considered doubtful whether
shipka fuss will be bold much longer by the
Russians. From military point Of view, It
would DO to their advantage to abandon tho
pnsscs, since no use Is to be made of them,
n,,,l next year tho balkans can DO turned Ii
it alould ba desired to get beyond them.
At T1RNoyA.
At present tho Russian army is pennea in
at Tirnova, and deprived Of 1iber1y of
action. It would go hard with tho Dnl.
gariana in Tirvova, who aro said lately to
have hailed tic Grand Duke Nicholas as
dclivcrcr, II tho Russian troops should bo
Withdrawn but this consideration has not
provontod tho evacuation OF Rou,uali, whcro
tho population was raised In insurrection.
TIE ATRoor11Ks.
Tho Conatantinoplo correspondent OF TIE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE reports that tho sccnos of
1aat year arc beginning to DO repeated in
Bulgaria. There AFRO 10000 Bulgarian ref
ugcea at Adrianoplo and C,000 at sclvi.
THE ponRupscuA ARMY.
1t appears certain that no part of tho
Dbbzudscha column Inns been sent towards
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-30

The New York Herald thinks that the
railway property in the United States
will be affected in two opposite ways by
the war. American railroad securities
having been discredited by recent events,
when the bclligerents wish 10 borrow
money at exorbitant rates Of interest,
those securities will be sent here for sale
and the proceeds invested in Russian or
Turkish bonds on tho principle that
holders arc merely exchanging one bad
security for another and that bad
security with u very high rate Of in.
terest 10 preferable to bad security
which does not promise so much. The
return Of these securities will dcpress
prices beneath their present low
level by a great excess Of supply over
demand. But American capitalists will
buy dog cheap securities whose value Is
certain TO rise, and the stimulus given to
our grain and provision trade will add
to the business and enhance the profits
Of the railroads. So this kind Of proper.
ty will be largely increased in real value,
while sinking in market price. No in
vSstmcnts will pay better to those who
can afford to hold. Our capitalists may
thus recover what was lost when our gov.
eminent bonds were sold at low price
in Europe, by the same process oibuylng
for song and holding for great profits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-30
BALDwIN's ROW,
DRUSTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of hve several deeds oil trust nl,t; Iy
HibSon l.. CrnnmGr, Trustees for Mary lHhli
Walker Hunter, and Mary Hunter, Wiieol W9tG
Hunter, 10 the undersigned Trustee. said deeds o.
trust being respectively dated 3Oth December, i'G,
59th December, 1871, seth December, l',!' .I
March, 1853, and 9Th Of February, 1874, aUi oil IT,
tord In tho Clerks office Of the County Court OF
OHIO county, West Virginia, | will oil
SATURDAY, 18th OF May, 1877,
beginning at 10 o'clock A. ~, at the 'ronl L.or
the Court House Of Ohio county, proceed to itl !.
tho highest and best bidder the following C'ntll
real estate situate on 2lne's bland, ONO tSUHl',
west virginia, tO-Wit: Commencing at Torn O.,
corner OF lot numhensl eleven lll), hi out "
Daniel 2anfi thence south Cighty-liT (sjl i,'' %
Huron street. thence west one hundred ani IStr
ty-hvc (l25) feet 10 Hunters alley; theme npiW
Ninety (0O) feet; thence east one hundreds an
ty-Hve (l2bl feet 10 place Of beginning ihai'
that piece al real estate on Wheeling bland lioS'
ing on North Huron street and FOUNDED As ilu9,I'
Beginning al point on the west side OIL SOFA w
ron street, which point Is the north east e0'lt y
the property conveyed by Walker Hunter anl XIV
70 Elizabeth Dew by deed dateA 10th selltnn,
ls5i and now Of record 10 the Clerks ofr o! ",
County Court Of Ohio county 10 deed hook w. lUo'
% end 81 land nov owned by q. L. ti'hAI
thence running with the north line Of sid II1i<,
~ conveyed TO Elizabeth Dew rs Aforesaid 70 -
alley commonly called Hunters alley ihehlg Laa,
Ming IN northcIly direction with The cis, ,iG
the alley thirty.two (52) feet; thence running ~
line parallel with mid north line OF "a 4 lJolNt}
conveyed 10 Elizabeth Dew to the west ,ide q fo4
Huron street, and thence running Win t' T.
west tide Of SOuth Huron street To the pls'eN '
ginning. W.. .,., .r.
ceiling rs Trustee, will only convey 'r." '"'
a. Ia vested IN me ~ such Trustee.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
WM. Il. CALDWELL, i".miSs
j. Z. HRRvEY, AuctiOneeT, w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-30
cENERAL:NoTIcEs


DRoP0SAlIS.
Proposals will be received BY the CoumIi,., 81.
Streets and Alleys until May /, 1871, lar cs,n ~
the streets and alleys Of the city or WhccInI ~
the year, ending May |, 1873. "b 'Of
The bids are asked for scraplng the ,,,,
hauling away the SAME from the nsyed ,tSS",, ani
alleys ono tlmo each month, from NoyGmies : Nv \,
May /, and for cleaning tho same bV ciihs, - 70
lngoF sweeping and hauling away Tie din isI,aP'
month during the period from May 10 NoTs,,
her I. N"V'eW'
Also, bilsarc asked for cleaning the mac,1.r.t..,
streets Of the city by Scraplng the mud from 's,s
aud hauling II away, and opening I'm and rlssni,ss
che CUTTERS on each side Of mid streets ono tra ~
tho Spring and one time In tho Fall Of m ~, IN
Also, bids arc alked for cleaning the stree, c,,.
lngs once week and hauling away Inc mnI ~ H.,
The whole work 10 be done under Tho CENTRAL "
the Street Commissioner. ="
Also, bids will 10 received for opening nm an,
ClGaning tho cutters on all streets Of The civ bS
are not paved or RacalAmlEc, the same ID h. dnra
ones In the Spring and once In the Fall Of tbS SSs
Tho whole work 10 DO done under the Central ";
the Street Commissioner. VI
Bid! Will 10 received for tho entire work abo,.
deScrlbOd AMI RliO for the work Of each Item m.
amtGly. w
The city reserves the right 10 deduct from ,s
entire amount 10 he paid Tor the work any pTopo,.
Tomato amount for each and every month ana MY
when the streets and allSya or crossings m ma
scrRpcd or cleaned and the dirt removed, Tho civ
also reserves the right to reject any Of all The bil,
made. RpgG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-30
The improvement continues.

The bank clcNrings OF the principal
cities continue to show an improvement
in trade. Ten cities reporting for the
three weeks ending April Fist, show an
aggregate increase in the money value Of
business done OF lG per cent over the cor
responding three weeks OF last year.
Even our neighbor, Pittsburgh, which is
suffering so much on account Of the
great depression in the iron business,
shows gain-very slight, to be sure, but
nevertheless a gain. When we consider
that iron values are lower than they were
last year, we can see that the amount Of
actual business done must be materially
larger.
Tho gain in Chicago & Milwaukee is
very decidedly greater, on account of the
heavy movement in breadstuils, In the
former it amounts to 1877 and in the lat
ter to 14.6 per cent. In New York it is
900, Boston IA, Baltimore 3s, New Or
leans II and Louisville 80.
For the five weeks ending April 81 the
aggregate clCarings Of 10 cities were 81
S4G,5SO,7GO as against $2,542, 4i9,7C0 last
year, showing a gain OF over co millions
each week over last year in the money
value Of the business done. This is Ger.
tainly encouraging, and looks rs il the
long looked for retlux Of its business
trade had set in.
We are sorry that the banks in Wheel.
ing do not keep record Of their Clcnr.
iugs, innsmuch as We believe it would
show n considerable improvement at this
point in the volume of business over last
year. But in the absence Of such a salts
factory chronometer we can only judge
from the concurrent reports of leading
business men that trade Is active and i'm.
proving
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-30
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
nthO Nun cipal Court Of Wheeling,
William J. Hull !

"
InthO Mum cipal Court Of Wheeling
William J. Hull
Fanny D. Hall and others.
The undersigned Special Commissioner herqby
gives notice that by virtue Of tho authority vested
In HIN by decree made by said Court in 'ai
cause on the 18th day Of April, 1917, he will on
TUESDAY, the 22l day Of May, 1871,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed to scl. at
public auction at the front door Of the Conf liCu.
Of Ohio county, WcSt Virginia, in The dts
Of Wheeling, the following described real esH,
situate In said city, county aud state that IS 10
say: Part OF lot No 10 In square No. q Of the Bel
airG addition toSaid city, beginning for sail part Of
sAld lot at the southwest corner Of said lot Oh ia
cob street, formerly sixth street. At the POINT VI
intersection OF m alley with said street; theme
running nOrthwaf1ly with the eastern bouljsry
line Of sald stree thirty feet; thence elstwsrtly
At right angles with said street sixty feet the Width
Of said lott thence southwaTdly and parallel vii,
Jacob street thirty feet 10 the north boundary l,
OF sail alley; thence with the north line Ui III,
alley to the place Of beginning. Said part Of tall
lot fronting thirty feet on Jacob street, and runngt
house thereon.
Said decree provides that the sale shall iu;lujt
the dover right OF SaRh Jane KeilOr, who val
widow OF VIM. Hull, decd, in said part lot.
TERNs OF SALE-OnC-thIrd Of the purrhl,
money, or 70 much more rs the purchaser my
elect TO pay, In cash, the remainder In two tlgiI
insinllments payable six and twelve month, Il.
sPectiyely after the date Of salc, with Interest ol
that date, the purchaser giving his bond with ~
proved personal security Tor each Of aid iniil-
ments and Interest as Aforesaid and the title to The
property 10 he retained until the whole Of the Pai
chase money Is paid.
e. GEORGE B. CALDWELL,
Special COmmissi1Bu.
j. e. HERvGY, AuCtl0nGcr. Erp