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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY Is4E1IleEscER, |
Tuesday, August %.


Trade remained steady to-day, with
the leading staples in very much the same
state as heretofore reported. There Is u
steady though not = very brisk move
ment in -four, produce, groceries and pro:
visions, while grain and some lines Of
general merchandise are rather quiet. In
grain the receipts Of wheat and oats are
liberal, and prices are easy. Flour Is
firm, with old wheat brands scarce and
in demand. Produce shows no decided
change. The receipts Of fresh fruits we're
not large to-day, but there was fair sup
ply Of nearly all staples nj easy prices.
BEASs-Remain quite and nominal,
with little or nothing doing. We quote
White Navy at s. 90. ~.
BUTTER-The demand continues fair
on choice table grades, and fresh receipts
Of the beat quality are readily sold at
quotations. There ia little or no i'm.
proyement 10 the low and medium grades,
which remain doll and depressed. We
quote choice at l5alSe.
baking PowDER-25sS6c per lb.
BRooNs-Fancy, s. 00a2 25aS 90; plain
81 50a2 90.
BEIswAI-95c.
CANNED GooDs-Quotations Peaches,
ID cans per doL, new, s. 90; 9 ID cans,
new, s. go; 8 ID cans tomatoes 81 90; Win!
slow corn, 9 ID cans, 81 90; sweet corn,
81 80; common corn, 81 so; strawberries,
ID cans, 81 20; blackberries, 2 lb cans,
81 25; raspberries, 2 Id cans. 81 rs;
plums, 9 ID cans, 81 90; lima beans, 2 ID
cans, 81 so; cove oysters, ! Id cans, 90; 2
ID cans, 81 20.
CoAL-Per 100 bushels, So 00a7 90.
CHEEsE-The receipts are moderate
and the demand fair. Prices are steady
with rather 6rmer tendency than last
week in sympathy with the Eastern mar
kets. We quote prime Ohio factory at
7!aSc. 49,
CHIcxEss-Live 81 75a2 90 per dozen;
dressed, per ID, 7A9c. va 5.,. q rim
DRIED FRuiTs-Are lifeless and en-
tirely nominal. Apples are quoted at
Sia4c; Peaches 5a5i cents for prime
halves. Other quotations: Prunes at
sial0c; Currants At &c; RAisins, new
s. 90; Valencia, new Sc.
EGes-oferings are moderate, but
fully up TO the demand, and prices are
easy at unchanged figures. We quote at
sA9c per dozen for strictly fresh.
FBH-Quotations: For packages con-
tanning 100 pounds Of sound fab, light
weight and inferior quality At prices 70
correspondent: Cod6sh-boneless 100;
Lake herring, half bbls 81 rs; pickerel,
half bbls, 81 70; White Fish, $500. Hall
bbls, No. 8 mackerel s. 50a4 20; No. 2,
FEA5HEas-In good demand; live
geese 40a5oc.
Faurn-Apples in good supply, at Soc
asl 90 per barrel; peaches, sial 25 per
box; phums, S0a40c per bucket; pears,
seae 80 per barrel; orange, 81 60ss 90
per boz; lemons. 81 90 per box.
FLouR-The demand continues fairly
active, and the market is firm. Old wheat
Aours are scarce, but new wheat brands
are abundant aud easy. We quote: p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21

The wAYHEsBuRa CLUB VICTORIOUS.
"A colored base ball club from Wsynes-
burg, Pa, played match game on the
Fair Grounds in this city yesterday, with
"Peanut Scolt'sn nine. The game attract
ed quite large number Of spectators TO
the Fair Grounds, who were not little
surprised to see the Waynesburg chaps
get away with the Wheeling nine with
the extraordinary score Of 81 to7. This
reminds us good deal Of some Of the
scores made by our old Standard nine.
The score by innings was As follows:
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TRusrEEs sALAos
Personal Property on Main Street.

The unduiigned Trustee, by virtue 81 deed Of
dated the S0th day Of August, ISlS, and o. Neufd
10 he ofses q The CieTE q The CO1nty CO1ri q
ohio county, VII On
TUESDAY, he nh day q AUGUST, ISIS
at 70 dcioek A. ~, st Nos 1911 Ipd ISIS, 90 The
wet de q Min strpSt, In The ety q wheeling,
pr 60 d 10 sell al public auction, hrss lot o. TlE
liable rsrsonEl pFoPerty. to-Wit: Chair, Bureaus,
kclsteaas and te3dtng Tables CArpSts, lee bo1es,
PietarSs Ibaking Glasses, Saloon Fixtures, Coun-
ten shelTtnS. Lspdy JLs Beer and Whisky
Glass. ISn.pln Balls and ] las and larfe and
nIssiiiseeEs lsGtasatOt bOusehod and kitchen
FaIinrA
Tsfuss d Ials eaih.
pupLr1nsA pt aSH1S y k ~; t sSis
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foS RENT.
REsinENcE FoR RENT.

NEW RESIDENCE FOB RENT
The new frame dwelling house on South
Penn street, Island, Just completed. Con-
tAins Gix rooms, kitchen, bath room, laun'
dry, and all modern improvements. Con-
ysnient to both bridge and str ct cars.
Possession given Immediately.
NARY A. FRAEZHElh,
aul6 1887 Market street.
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The Waynesburg club is known as the
Union club. and the Wheeling nine are
called the Diamonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21
nrncEs RnR SALE
EoR SALE
n 49,.

EoR SALE Low AND ON EASY
I Terms.
Frn Il 90 ACES, ca he oAiO riVsI, eIEhtcen
aIlea from W6eGllHg. Aboat eue-lAlrd Rive
ROtt6n (Gnt GIlByial soIl not S1b!tct 70 oyGrsos,
Esli Aipte1 tor ,NnksI Gardening; Iboat 100
80 .ss.si E,s.1e5 y ! ,USisE drSis. al
". Y. aoGE TRo,
zrA INo Nlrkst s.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10

ready to put on the table; take two eggs,
beat well in the soup tureen, and add the
soup gradually so the eggs will not curdle.
l always boil bones and vegetables separate
and strain them, and always have a good
as we'll as a cheap soup-[L., Oxford o.
Cream for Cream Puffs-One pint of milk
two tablespoons of corn-starch, one egg, one
or two tablespoons of sugar. Put the milk
on to boil, leaving out little to mix the
corn-starch with; add a little salt to the
milk, and when it boils add the corn-starch,
mixed to a paste with the little milk;
then the well-beaten egg with the sugar
sufficient to sweeten, small lump of butter,
and of vanilla or lemon one tablespoon. Let
this cool one or two minutes before adding
the favoring, which can be done after the
cream is taken off the stove After the
cakes are little cooled add the cold cream
by cutting open one side of the cakes only.
Fill them with the cream and eat when
cold.-[M Mrs. H., Mt Pleasant, la.
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ordered engrossed for third reading to-
morrow.
Senate bill providing for the election OF
three additional Judges in Hamilton Coun-
ty passed.
HOUSE.
COLUMBUS, May 9.-The following bills
were passed.
Senate bill to redistrict the State for judi
cial purposes.
The Senate bill authorizing the Commls-
sioners of Hamilton County to appoint q
clerk was amended, on motion OF MT Sex
tro to require the Auditor to attend IN per-
son upon the duties of the clerk of the COM
missioners, and, failing to do so, the Com
missoners shall appoint clerk.
Mr. Scxtro said the object of the bill was
to get rid of the ward hummer, son Of
Judge Cox, a man who stands by and helps
his father pack juries.
The bill passed.
The bill to increase the pay of Hamilton
County Assessors was referred to Mr.. Jes-
sup.
The Municipal Code was agreed to, retain
ing the feature which takes the appoint
ment of the Cincinnati Police Commission
ers henceforth out of the hands of Governor
Bishop, and provides that the successors OF
those now in Office shall be elected by the
people.
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Romance from Far alaska.

A young man who was in Alaska some
four years ago fell in love with the only
young lady on the island, girl of fifteen,
who was possessed of extraordinary beauty,
and whose hair fell below her knees. She
undoubtedly had the good sense to use the
great Natural Hair Renewer, Carboline, a
deodorized extract of petroleum, and hence
the great beauty of her hair is easily &C
counted for. Carboline will do it every
time, and we commend her taste, as a bet
ter can not be found. 1t contains all the
elements required by the hair to feed upon,
cleans the hair from dandruf, makes hair
grow on bald heads, causes the original
color of the hair to be restored naturally
and performs all that is claimed for it. Sold
by druggists and dealers generally.
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Festival Items S.

The receipts from the sale of seats for the
Festival Concerts to date aggregate over
S44 900.
The steamer Charles Morgan is on her way
to this city with a party of excursionists for
the May Festival.
The steamer Laura L. Davis leaves Flor.
ence, Ala, to-day with party of excur
Bonists for the Festival.
The Cincinnati Omnibus Company an
nounce that they will carry passengers who
have Festival tickets at half fare.
Nine Eugene Pappenhcin, Mr.. Chas R
Adams. Mr.. Theodore Thomas and Mr.. II. F
Potter have arrived here for the May Festi
val, and are stopping at the Burnet House.
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SPORTIN EW ..
Tn-hnv,s NeW nnrket Rnces.


LONDON, May 1O.-The race for the one
thousand guineas stakes for the year-old
tillies came off at New Market to-day, and
was won by Pilgrimage, the winner on
Wednesday last of the two thousand gum
cas- stakes. Jeanette came in second and
Clementine third.
Baseball.
And now they have gone and done 1T
again. This was the fifth League game
played by the home club, and not one OF
them has been lost The playing of the
Reds is a guarantee that We have no slouch
club here The last game for two weeks is
to be played on the home GROUNDS to-mor-
row with the Chicagos.
The following is the score of yesterday S
game:
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w eSley College.

Several changes will tuke place in the
Faculty Of this Institution at the close Of
.he present school year. DR.. Super re-
tires from the Professorship of Ancient
Languages, probably to return to the
European Universities. Rev. Albert Mast is
spoken of as his successor. Miss Frances
Fish has resigned the position of Professor
of Mathematics, and Miss Chambernyne
will retire from the responsibilities OF Lady
Principal.
The plan for freeing the College from debt
has been put into operation, and the present
in,!:ratinns are that in five years tlme THIS
incuIn brance will be removed
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Fire "miSSiOnerS.

The Board met in regular session yester-
day afternoon.
A petition for a fre-plug at the inter
section of Brown street and Eastern avenue,
Pendleton, was granted.
A communication from the General Com
mittee of the Soldiers and Sailors Memo
rial Committee, inviting the Board to par
ticipate in the decoration ceremonies at
Spring Grove, was accepted and ordered
filed.
A statement furnished by County Auditor
Cappeller to President Thompson was read,
showing that the tax levied for Fire Depart
ment purposes for the last half of the year
1877 amounted to $81, 400 Sc.
Chief Bunker was instructed to see that
the different engine-houses be decorated
during the continuance of the Musical
Festival.
The bond of the new Clerk of the Board,
Mr.. Thomas Brown, in the sum of $4,000,
signed by MeSsrs Patrick Roach and w. M.
Cameron, was presented and accepted.
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Runs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. CnlcttSOS L.
Total bases ON clean hits-CinCinnatis 49, Chi
Cages r.
Two-base hits-Geer l, Jones |, Hallinan l. Cas-
sidy l, HankinsOn |.
Three-baS hitS-Jones l. Start1.
Home TlnS-None
Struck out-W White l. Larkin /.
Bases on called bals-Remsen l.
Balls called-On White II, on Larkin 17.E
Strikes called-Otf White 10, off Larkin 16.
Left on bases-Cincinuatis 4, Chicagos5.
First base on errors-Cincinnatis g. Ghicagos g.
Passed balls. White 0, Harbidge0.
Wild pitCheS-None. 9f
Wild throws-Harbdge 2, Ferguson l.
Double plays-Gerhardt and Sullivan
Time of galne-Two hours ana fifteen minutes.
Umpire--Geo. Seward OF St,yLouB.
"Remsen hit by ball. 81
Indianapols-The following is the score:
Milwaukees........,,s y 2 0 0 0 o. 2
Total bases on clean hits-Indanapolis l, Mil
waukees .. ~
Bases on called edsbalis-IndianapOlis 2, Milwau-
KEGS |. "
Balls called--0n Nolan 2S on Weaver IS.
Strikes called--0f Nolan 81, off Weaver 26.
Left on bases-i Indianapolis 2, Mwaukees S.
First base on errors-lndianapolis l, Milwau-
KEGS 8. lx
Passed balls--Flint l.:
Wild balls-Quest l, Holbert l.
Time of ganIe-One hours and forty-fve min
uteS.
Umpire--Walker, OF Cincinnati.
Syracuse, N. Y.-Stars 7, Hornells 4.
Manchester N. H.-Manchesters IL, Allie
ghaneys l.
Lowell-Buffalos 3, Lowells O. The Buf-
falos played without an error.
Spriuefeld, Ill-The baseball game be-
tweflfkhe St. Louis Browns and Springfield
Reds resulted; Reds s. Browns 3. The
game was won by powerful batting.
Boxing Match.
New York, May 10.-A boxing match be-
tween Mike Donovan and Billy Edwards at
Gilmores Garden last night was witnessed
by two thousand people. 1t was very
tame affair.
wrestling.
WASHINGTON, May 10-In the wrestling
match last night between Lucien Marc ant
John Robshaw, best three falls in five, th'
two falls wrestled in Gr9cO-ROman Stylt
we're won by Marc, and the other three, col
lar and elbow, were won by Robshaw.
The Hanlan-Plaisted Race.
Toronto, May 10-The single-scull race
for 81, 900 and the championship, between
T. A. Plaisted, of New York, and Edwart
Hanlan, of this city, is creating universe
interest here. The stakes, $1,000, have beel
received by Mayor Angus Morrison, of thi
city who has been selected as final stake
holder Hanlan's friends are confident h
will defeat the New York champion, an
odds of two to one are offered on Hanlan.
Summer TrOtting Meeting.
= The Directors of Chester Driving Park, e
: a meeting held yesterday, agreed on pre-
3 gramme for the summer trotting meetin,
!, commencing July ID, and continuing til
Sd, 4th and 9Th, as follows: .,
Premiums $4,000, divided into eigl
First day-2:45 and 2:2O classes.
Second day-2:30 and 2:A classes.
Third day-2:34 and free for all classes.
) Fourth day-2:27 and 2:22 classes.
; Entries will close Monday, June 18th,
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The Precious Metals Used by the
Gods.

With the exception, perhaps, of the
dresses of the goddesses which were woven
by Minerva and the Graces everything on
olympus appertaining to the gods was
formed of brass or copper with the single
exception of their hair-oil bottle which
was of solid gold. Any other metal was
considered too base to hold the celestial
Carboline, which, being prepared by prac
tical chemist, after years Of study, by Sc
cret process, without the aid of acids or
alkalies and without distillation, is agree
ably perfumed and can be relied upon as
absolutely certain to restore hair on bald
heads, cleanse the head from dandruff, and
give that peculiar soft and silky texture go
much to be desired. Sold by all druggists
and dealers in medicine.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10
Chew Jacksons Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Gold at Pari

Hard pan has been reached at last and a
gold dollar now is just as good as silver
one if it is not so big, Either of them, how,
ever will be taken in exchange for the cele,
brated natural hair renewer, Carboline, a
deodorzed extract of petroleum prepared
from the natural unrefned oil, free from all
acids or alkalies, and undoubtedly the best
hair restorer and dressing the world over
produced, as hundreds of genuine certit
Gates of respectable citizens will attest. i
does restore hair on bald heads. Try if
you will not be disappointed. Sold by al
dealers in drugs and medicines.
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Fnirs and Concerts.

The fair at Knowlton Hall, Twenty fifth
Ward, under the direction of Father Crow
ley, is progressing finely.
The promenade concerts which are being
held each evening at Jefferson Hall for the
benefit of the Beets-street Hospital, are
meeting with the desired success.
Mozart Hail. where the Church of Atone
ment fair and promenade concert are being
held, was honored with the presence of his
Grace Most Rev. Archbishop Purcell, last
evening and this evening the Knights OF
st. Patrick will give an exhibition of their
military drill.
The fair and festival at the Wright Chapel
Twenty fifth Ward, will close this evening.
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s.Hear, for will Speak of excel
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

CHAs HERzoG can find an important for
eign letter for him at the Mayors Office.
THE monthly bulletin of additions to the
Public Library for the month OF April has
been issued.
Four magnificent new cars will be placed
upon the Mt. Auburn Street Railroad on
next Sunday.
No MoRE fast driving between the villages
of Avondale and Clifton and the Geological
Garden on the Carthage Pike.
PATRICK GTBBoN, charged with cutting
Frederick Senour with intent to kill, was
held to answer this morning.
A PoLlCY-sHoP is in full blast on the lower
side of Twelfth street, between Clay and
Main streets Where are the police?
A coAL-o1L LAMP in the store of Hannah
Lyon, corner of Sixth and Sycamore streets,
exploded last night. No loss and no one
hurt.
Fourth street, disappeared from home last
Wednesday, it is supposed, in demented
condition.
A GOLD badge of the Newport Fire De-
partment, dropped on the baseball grounds,
can be had by the owner by calling on Mr.
Charles Gould
i.
,nand q montb Of tho Wow house for HOLM
ing himself to a caddy of tobacco from Geo.
Rohlhert's peddling wagon.
M,rc,s IT Kr,,,rv forr,or,,, oonnootod
r,;+t, ~ ,,ala w W Coihurn of III ~,
~ +ha ,r;onn bn,;poss Siod ot his Lonn II
New York Yesterday morning
Tuos ro,,,Ss IN onoiont foot-nod stole y
sbove1 fron 10 PhiIIins Coaf RIeTotor
Comnonv Yesterday and went to the Work
house for thirty days This morning
o,o,+ ,,ooo,,.;o,, u.o, .;,.o,, - A.,
house Of Rev DR. Rnst on F0urth street
last evening in honor of the return of
Rishon Wiley and wife from tour throurh
Asia
.ieiIi it'9Sels u tlie w CO..
ferdov | With Nr a 6 FIint Snnar;ntandant
of the G q q ct in relot;on to the trans
far Of bagcore
EACH member OF the fGSVVal ChoTus at
tending me renearsalS rs, wlll De envle!eu 70 70
nLSrsa Tbis onMafv to- tho LADY
a,d rnntIo,,on r,drnhors
T....-
IHE committee on DecoTa'lonS 1or our
May Musical FestlVaI met last evening al
the ulDson mouse ana received Ieports IL from
.n,,yI boTsos' ,,ro,,iS ha 5anorotod
,N' ,,,Y,'.IN.,
Thieves, about O'CLOCK last nlght, ot9ke pro
open two OF the boxes containing c0nlrlou-
tlons 1or me poor III oC frallcls Cnurcl,
corner OF Vine and Liberty streets, ana gov
away with considerable sum OF money.
Gro GARNETT, a young colored boy, was
held 10 answer this morning on the charge
of stealing $75 worth of jewelry from DR..
Perrin, of No. 2O7 Longworth street. in
whose service George was until the theft
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Grand Opera-house.

Madame Rentzs Female Minstrels and
the Santley Burlesque troupe appear to-
night Saturday night and Saturday matt
nee.
Next week Barlow, Wilson, Primrose &
Vests Minstrels. Secure seats at Hawley's
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By the exercise of the most judicious
management, the Grand Central Hotel, New
York, has very cleverly turned the tide of
trade in its direction, not less by the sweep
ing reduction of its rates than through its
excellent management.
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The Ohio Legislature.


COLUMBUS May 9.-The bill to provide for
leasing the public works was reported back
by the Committee on Public Works, with a
recommendation for Its passage, and was
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1t is very safe to say that the most fastid
ious guest never leaves the Colonnade Hotel
Philadelphia, Pa, dissatisfied with his visi
to that famous hostelry.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

nIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
Southern District of Ohio.-In Bankruptcy
No. 1888 In the matter of Joseph Bailey,
bankrupt The creditors of said bankrupt
are notified that he has filed his petition In
this Court praying for final discharge from
oil his debts provable under the Bankrupt
Act and the acts amendatory thereof, and said
Bankruptcy, to be held before me at my Office, No.
East Third street. Cincinnati, on the 10th day OF
May, 1875 at 10 O'Clock a. M, and show cause il
any they have, why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
Dated at Cincinnati, April 10Th, 1873.
FLAMEN BALL,
apl9-3tF Register in Bankruptcy.