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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-15
gsastss@' Sales,
TRUSTEES SALE,
Ia the orsul, Court of Ohio Count,
eeOFEs zille "s''R
Samuel ]. Bo,d IL al. llh VhateFI.

NAhASL, ~
In the Circuit nc Court Of oAie County, v.,,
Samuel s ! boyd e,ln :. al. Ia cn,..s,.
Under and by virtue Of a d..I
George Zilles and Barbara lille NJ. tr5a sAs
usis'sne1 trustee, dated the "a IA, y A
Is,o, ny 1sSolata 10 The Clerks one Lives
S9at.g o. vnlo couhty, West NiHiaLS' Y 1tC
OF trusts and mortgages No . ~. lopkdI1I
tgo, and pursuant tothe deere ~. ny pasS n,
In the above mentioned cause on N y aACS|
gust, 1878, | will sell, on "e'WA dySIl
WEDNESDAY, the lath day Of So,,uA
Commencing ii lOo'eloek a. m. nm Abb
10 ne eity Of wheeling, wtsI ViTiSi,
uehee IVY hlhes, a public aurtIas y Y
~ aha ~ piuaei heiolloglnsdesTI5as
~ tasns.S se9t y may he neorSt,, itAs
$l2,tsO o., with interest ih.rson odas u,
1870 TO the dayof sale, and IN s.NA DseuA- N
Guiding the commissions Of The i'm, 1917 d Y
10 say: A certain traet Of lard. bsjre rlinE al
Ing Island, In the county Of on - IStGESl
Virginia, and the southern boriio, y. y snt9 N
purchased BY Il. v. whehh ~ y : t1d n
trustee Of N. N. S. Zane and o,k .SaA rHr,,I
tract Of land conveyed TO salI Gros,a Nd III
V. Whelan BY deed bearing date MI 1,e AGII
recorded IN deed book No. 81, pass ~ Salss
ounce, shu =, bounded As iolioSs BlSNGe
ress sias =. .ne cay branch Of the Oht n saGI
sne nS'hsn - SoIneI Of the vineyard ~ hlI
TJinea =! u han slG9re and nov oupsj N
north S2Jsso west ~ 6S-IOO pOles IA n " edG1s.
west branch Of Said river; thence M ~ asi %
and binding thereon north an N w Ssi
and north ~ 8 east l6 and a ~ lila N
thence leaving said west branch ~ ISlshISl,
land south So east 60 1910 poIst =" ,uNsihtAsI
the east branch Of said river mi a 'aetU niI
binding thereon south I5a 10 eau n y " Hlsni
south II east II IO-l0O poles south a "a q
poles TO b beginning, cOutain,ny sSeahRS
iess' sais WIN DC nst made d The Iot, ~ InNs
the plat nled August 10, ISIS, smoS, n. ~ eanh
said ea9seI beginning with lot No, i, H.. I X
on w vhio IlNef, Lhen althe lotsop ~ ~. 4 =
Of North Front street extended. Lr,iS.PIflfa
No. 2, and taking them In orjs,O ssanales WI
which the residence Of aId I'm, NJ satS
lots..on North Huron street, brRinnins llaS ID d,
and taking them In their onisr ~ IAN
should be insufficient to pay = la sssea 10
No. ., but George Zilles Is 10 h,rs JUealh Ill
lot No. . sold II he 70 desires heIor. rmnays = u
North Huron street, then 70 mnrL n tIssay Ia
Of the tract Of land Aforesaid, 10 ~ Nv " ttanak
may be necessary 10 pay IA Aforesaid n u'rS
sale shall DC one third Of the purrhsss mass. aat
greater amount thereof Is the puneha,., %s 2 q
pay, cash In hand; the residue In In ~! SsiA
mehls PayapIe respectively Ia Sx and ,ysjs.
the deferred lnstallmentS 10 T. nu,A nm tlL1
trust 90 the property sold. V!ltNt
Selling As Trustee, ! shall eOayey ,B,h ,h
vested IN me by MD deed d trS' vbs Jsa W VI
believed TO ba good. NA y AHHs
ael2 GEO. R car hvrp,
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TIE Wheeling people are comforted
over the dcfcarUtrSSpeaSe Eustace Glib
son, of Cabell county, who wasa candidate
for reelection on the sth. Tho minister
who opensthe session in the Houseshopld
give thanks for the event. "a ia ~
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1t appearsthat Writ has elected IN indie.
dependent to the Legislature, in the per;
son of0. l. Williams, Between ndepepr
dents, Greehbackers and Republicans, we
begin to fear that tic Democracy ara not
going to pan out,very formidably in the
r,a1t Tayis1atnrn brip ALL rUl IggnEd,
vi rs eEe9e"l'N u.LrL LyLElaul ,.ElI
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Mnaea Rnr Al IL

In pursuance Of the authority vested 10 me by a de-
cree entered BY said Court 10 the above entitled cause
on April 18Th, 1875 IwiIl sell at the front door Of The
residence Of Moses hay on the premises hereby adver-
'seA !" = sp'a' oh Grail 7UyLN .faJhlripi
gui MONDAY, the 9th day Of September, 1873. u
beginning at 10 o'eiocl, A, NJ, at public auction ,othe
highest and best bidder, the tract or parcel Of land
lying and being situated on the waters Of Little Wheel,
Ing creek, In Ohio county, In the StatcOf West VifyfnlA,
bounded and described rs hlloEs: Beginning ~ i
stake near an elm stump corner To Nehemiah Younger,
aud Will, his line {. S9W. 40 poles TO astakc e0rnerio
Catharine 1ngard; thence with her line s. 5Uo, I. 200
poles totwo sugar tfeescofner 70 taid CathArine Ingard
and Joseph Potter thence with Potter's line N. 3is,
z. ia Rolest % q sugar tree corner 70 james Mehapsy;
ing 1856 acres, being the same propeFty rr1utei and
conveyed by Moses Ray 70 Geo. u Caldwell by deed
Of trust dated April 18th, 1875, and recorded among
the public land records Of said, county.
TERMS OF third OF the purchase money,
or such further sum n the pareliasermay elect To pay,
In hand, the residue In two equal installments, paya.
bic respectively In one and two years from the day Of
sale, With interest from that day the purchaser DIV.
log his bond With approved personal security for each
1.-THE deferred installmenb, aud the title TO be re-
served till the whole Of the purchase money Il paid.
Isl Ga yH NFi l GEO. B. CALDWELL, IN
Special Commissioner,
The above sale Is adjourned until MONDAY, Octo-
Der II, 1875, At the Samehour and place. uII Il
fts ..u7.. ~. GEO. u. CALDWELL
seiGdAw special Commissioner
Theabove sale Is adjourned until MONDAY, Oeio.
Der u, 1915, at II oclOcka. m, Al SAME place. EuII
GEO. d CALDWELL, .
Special Commissioner.
BEEvIY 4 PACE, Auctioncers, ocl5-d4w
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We were not aware that Chap ran as
Republican in additionto his Democratic
and Greenback candidacy. We knewthat
he had ridden two horses in the race, and
supposed that he had only fallen between,
and been run over by those two 'Thetyo
secmedqpite enough u if,sih7addition,
he has been trapped, upon by tho Repub-
iican nag, so much the better. Chap
needs a great deal of tramping in order, TO
get some Of theSdemaSognneffy squeezed out
~ him
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower conpany's Works,
KNOWN As THE oLnNlcursr .nnp

ny virtue Of a Deed Of Trust mad, b, Ea-,,,
Hobbs, senior, and Arabelh, his vie, Yah N, M
and sailie A., bis wife, and Jane R,raIni Y,ssa
bic, his wife, TO the undcnigld TmI,se, dittd III
airy 2tth, 1873, and recorded 10 The 0aes q M
Of the County Court Of Ohio county, wei We
In Deed Of Trust Book No. s. pse IL, / Si IN
the front door Of the Court House Il OH uVsi
West Virginia, o
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SATURDAY, The lslA day d oeobr,l,

Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the idbrua 4
ecribed property, that Is TO ny: Lots nirbFsM
hundred and ffty-ionr and two hundred All t6,iD
In Eotf and Chapline's addition 10 the sty d NJ.
Ing, Ohio county, West Virginia, aid lds lyiasen
south side Of Wheeling Greek, together 1itS mn
a~ppurtenanees thereto belonging.
Also the following described piece o. paHtid hi
Situated on the bank Of Wheeling Cftek, 10 nd
Of Wheeling Aforesaid, bounded As idlon; a.
mencing NJ a point on Crescent stfeei ous AlnlI
and twenty (t20) feet east Of the tt tNt n
street; thence running eaStWatdly GhOut an II
more or less, 10 twenty i20) feet alley uthlulh Il
Crescent street to the creek; thence n6hAHrdJ b
said Crescent street 70 the water Of WhSlnsOst
thence along the meandes Of aid efttk 70 D. q
line Of lot numbered two hundred and aiiy4AH18
thence southwardly with aid line 10 Cfesdi IN
to the place Of beginning, together with al III W
itaments and appurtenances 10 aid l1 d Ia. n
longing.
Selling rs Trustee, / will convey only he thNiA
10 me by said deed Of trust.
TERMs OF sALE-0ne-thlrd eash, The halits /
two equal inStallments At SIX and hlae ngSAt n
denced by notes bearing interest from Day dRe u
title To DO retained until payment In full.
WILLIAM j. W. C0NDH,
sells ms.
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"Cn4pD STEWART, who ran as a Demo
cratic and Republican candidate for House
Of Delegates in Doddridge county, was de-
feated BY the Greenback candidate.-JWet
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IlA8EnsaalsmrrsIiamslA3a a

nian iTfahhleihE hslaaas &c =
lIiie conainon OF Is mess anu hhanelai
affairs in England seems 10 be growing
gradually worse. The London EeCaohra
n Ios, Saturday No pro,cd bva NJ 6able dis.
sslf1Y ~
patch, says una tnefe is'a very nervous
feeling among holders o inearly all classes
OF securities. The depression in tsade,is
.pnoren,Iv decnencd bv fbo rnmors Of
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osutuoG ,Hl1 % ]nsi'1syss-a' gl'
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Coal miners, strike.

PITTsBuRGH, May 2S.-The coal mi
ners in the Mouougahela Valley are on q
strike again, this time for three cents a
bushel. Yesterday afternoon a large
meeting Of miners was held in Union
Grove, near West Elizabeth. There were
fully thirteen hundred present, and good
order prevailed throughout the entire
meeting. Resolutions we're adopted agree'
ing TO stand out for three cents until Sat
urdsy. The sentiment was not unanimous
however, and therefore It was decided to
hold delegate meeting at Moss Side on
Saturday. ia also proposed to hold 4
meeting at salbburgh tomorrow. 1t il
understood that operators are not par
ticularly anxious 70 continue during the
summer, but II the miners will be moder.
ate In their demands the mines would be
kept in operation anyhow. Otherwise
they will be closed.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL As.
SEMBLY.

PrTsBuReH, May 2S.-The General
Assembly met at 9 o'clock this morning
DR.. Allen offered q resolution in re.
gard TO sustentalion and home missions,
The resolution directs that the Home
Mission Board be directed 10 apply the
1900 on hand to the support oi susten-
tation pastorates, and that all Of the
churches be directed to take up separate
collections for the sustentation fund an.
nually and In tranamitting the same to
the board they be careful 70 request that
the money be disbnrsed for suItentation
pastorates. Adopted.
The Mission Committee reported that
three new Presbyteries had been organi:
Eed during the year, making q total Of
l7S. The collections amounted TO $40
10. Rev. DR.. Ward offered resolution
which was adopted, that the General Az.
sembly Boards 10 whom application for
aid Is msde, shall upon declining or re.
ducing the amount Of an application
report that fact as promptly as possible or
give the reason therefore through the
stated Clerk Of the Presbytery.
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The Millers' Convention at In.
diannpolIs.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2s.-The Millerl
Convention this afternoon was occupied
in hearing reports Of the Standing Com
mittee on Grain. They report their ina
bility to name the quality Of wheat bes
for milling purposes, as the different 10
cations required different grades. Fol
their respective grades they End the samI
qualities Of wheat now in different names
They also find that harder qualities are
more generally desired. They recon-
mend farmers to change their seed very
often.
The Committee on Millers' School or
College recommend temporary arrange
ment with some Polytechnical Institute
near milling centre.
A paper was read BY Levi Englehart
OF Evansville, on marketing the products
Of the mills.
Tomorrow will be spent in q business
session and Thursday In an excursion
around the city, with dinner and speech
making at the Stock Yards Hotel.
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From the Burlington HlwEsys.

From the Burlington Hawksys.
"RdGlOr Kaukeye' Can you tell NE anything
shout the early lie Of Edison, the inventor Of the
phonoSraphf AtExn,"
We rather think we can. From a
huge pile OF exchanges we learn that
when be was quite q boy he went into the
Western Union telegraph office at Detroit,
Minneapolis, Dubuqe, Gncinatti. Pitts-
burgh, Louisville, Memphis, Natchez,
Cheyenne, San Francisco, odgen, Salt
Lake City, Chihuahua, Fort Madison,
Albany, Boston, Vicksburg, Keokuk,
Quincy, La Harpe, St, Louis, New Mad
rid, Omaha, Denver, Harker's Corners,
Cleveland, and Flatbush as messenger
and learned telegraphy there, but was
discharged because be spent too much time
experimenting on plan BY which ter
messages could be sent both ways on one
wire At the same time, in which he waG
finally successful. His old employer then
took him back and raised his wages tc
eleven dollars = week and find himself.
He Is now very welthy, and owns 8 shoi
gun and three dogs,
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Mar
kAt.

A very satisfactory market existed dur.
Ing the past week, 50 far as prices were
concerned, but the supply continues In.
sufficient Such will probably coutinue TO
be the case till after wheat harvest, and the
corn Is laid BY. There Is an extra demand
for good drivers. In fact saddle horses,
heavy draft do, streeters and coach horses
sold vel, and many more could have been
placed. Purchasers are awaiting stock to
suit them. Prices are stiff, but mot mate
rally changed We quote current rates !:
Driving horses, Sl00al75; draft horses,
Sl00a200; streeters, $75al00; Southern
chunks, $50aS0. For mules, aged TO
s years, 15I<al6 hands high, Si20al40; 16a
15H hands, $s5all0; l4al5 hands, $6oaso.
OF the shi pmentSsince last report We hear
OF / car load horses for Pittsburgh, $6oa
100: do to Nashville, $65a90, and l 70
Marysyille, o., at $26a140. Sales Of 45o
head are reported for the week.
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Sporting News.

LOUISVILLE, May 2S.-The extra day
Of the spring meeting Of the Louisville
Jockey Club was as great success as ii
predecessor.
The frat race, dash three fourths Of I
mile for two year olds, Verdict won
Time, 1:ls.
The second race, dash one and one
eighth mile, Kemersaw won. Time, 1:5s
The third race, mile heats, Miss Nal
10y won. Time, l:45.
The last race, dash three.fourths OF 1
mile, Connie F won. Time. 1:16.
Mollie Mccarthy and Tenbroeck were
exhibited on the track to-day amid much
enthusiasm.
WATKINS, n. Y, May 2s.-In the frat
regatta Of the Watkins Rowing Associa-
tion the Atlantis, OF New York, Downs
and Eutis, were the winners, by about
three lengths, the Detroit Scullers, Clegg
and Carnpan, second. and the North
westerns third. Winning time $40
Course one mile and 6ve.siIteenths.
CrcrSsATTI, May 2S.-The spring
meeting Of the Queen City Jockey Club
at Chester Park, which commences on
Thursday, promises to be the most sue.
cessful ever given by the club. There are
now some seventy-fve horses at the
track, and fifty more will reach here from
Louisville in the morning.
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Rhode Island Legislature.

Providence, May 2s.-At Newport the
General Assembly convened in Grand
Committee. The committee 10 count the
votes for general officers reported that
Governor Vanzandt and his associates on
the State ticket were elected. The off,
GERS elect were then inducted to their
respective offices and took the oath in the
presence Of the Grand Committee. The
Governor was escorted to his residence
BY the military and members. 10 the
Senate preamble and resolutions were
introduced protesting against disgusting
the country by partisan investigation
to reopen question that has been settled
by law.
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FRANCE.
Attendance at the Paris Exposi.
Hon.

Attendance at the Paris Exposi.
lion.
PARIS, May 2S.-The number Of per-
sons admitted to the Exposition on the
payment Of one franc each, on Sunday
Last, was l03,1Ss. During the first week
there were 20l 900; second week, 252, 400;
and third week, 302, 400.
FRANCE GOES BACK on yoLTArRE.
The Government refuses TO sanction
any outdoor ceremonies on the occasion
OF the one hundredth anniversary OF the
death Of Voltaire. The celebration will
take place in Gate Theatre. Next Thurs.
day q meeting will be held over which
Victor Hugo will preside. Opening id.
dress will be delivered by n. spuller,
member OF the Chamber Of Deputies. A
discourse by N. Desehauel will follow,
N. Theodore do Bonville will read 4 poem
and Victor Hugo will close the proceed.
ings with speech.
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NEw ORLEANS, May 2s.-A Galveston
Meas special says: A new laredo Is
threatened by three parties Of Lerdists,
numbering 800 men, under General
Garsea Ayala and Colonels Christie and
Martinez. Their advance Ia now within
ten miles Of the town. The Mexican
customs and authorities have come to this
side with the books and records. The
commander despairs oi holding the place
unless reinforced. AyAla made q formal
demand for the place this morning. Three
American merchants are 10 Jail for re.
fusing to contribute to the defense Of the
town.
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The Rise in stocks and Bonds

The Rise in stocks and Bonds.
New York Post Of the 27th.
The foundation for the rise Is primsri'
ly the large earnings Of the roads, which
together with the economies in manage.
ment gives much larger net results than
the same earnings would have given three
years ago, and which, by contrast with
the uniayorable results in general busi-
meas, are now unusually alluring. The
large earnings now are Of course derived
Indirectly from last years haryests; and
IL the outlook for the coming harvests
was poor It might well be reaaoned that
the great advance in prices, already sc.
cured, fully represents the actual i'm
proyement. The new buying both
for investment and speculation 10,
however, encouraged BY the prom
ising outlook for this years har.
vests. It is understood that the acreage
for cereals in the Western States Is fully
one.third larger than last year, and that
II the yield shall be even one.third less
per acre than then, the result will be
better. Beside the earnings Of the roads
and the crop prospects, the extremely low
rates for money and the high prices as 8
rule for frstclass investments operate 70
turn 4 great deal Of money into securi-
ties and shares that yield large income at
current market quotations. That this
buying movement will be oyerdone 10
the next three months seems not at all
improbable from the present temper In
the market and the plausible considera.
tions which give rise 10 II, and It would
cause no surprise II the coming summer
should be characterized BY g wild specu-
lation in stocks,
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Tho Potter Plot and Who are In

A special Washington dispatch to yes
terdays Cincinnati Commercial, alluding
to the concealed purpose entertained by
those who are running the Democratic
machine at the National Capital, makes
the following unqualified statement:
"The plotters havein view the impeach-
ment and removal Of Hayes, Sherman
and Noyes, all reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding. The reports indus
triously. sent from here to the effect that
no attempt is making TO get Hayes out
Of office are lies, and known To be such BY
the head plotters. These reports are for
the pAcifcation Of the country. The
leading plotters are attempting 70 lie the
country into the belief that this whole
affair Is merely 10 gather up store Of
campaign capital. Every movement and
act here show to the contrary"
The Commercial, speaking editorially,
follows up the dispatch with the follow
ing remarks
"The responsibility for the unseemly and
injurious agitation that Is thrust upon
the country by the proposed investigation
into pretended fraud, with the purpose OF
destroying the good work Of the Elect
oral Commission and preparing the con-
dltions Of civil war, is not wholly with
the Democrats"
Republicans are deeply, II not openly,
enlisted in the conspiracy. Some Of them
are conspicuou,ly hostile to the Admins
tration, and others have heen playing the
part Of sympathetic aneaks In the Dem
ocratic encampment.
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Only Fifteen Candidates for the
Supreme Bench.

NASHVILLE, May 2s.-The hotels are
thronged with delegates TO the Democrat
ic State Convention which meets to-mor-
row 10 nominate candidates for the
Supreme bench. In point Of numbers
and intellect Il Is the most notable Con-
vention held In the State for years. There
are fifteen candidates for nomination,
ave Of whom are members OF the present
Supreme Court. The situation Is too IN.
settled atpresent for speculation as to the
result.
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Annual Report Of the Congrega.
tIonal Publishing Society.

BosToS, May 2S.-Forty>si1th annual
meeting Of the Congregational Publishing
Society. Aggregate receipts S66, ,074, eI.
peuditures 66,765, showing the condi-
ton Of the Society 10 be 16 per cent
better than one year ago. Hon. Charles
7. Russell, for the past ten years Presi.
dent, declined q reelection, and ]. Rus.
cell Bradford succeeds him, with Rev. j
o. Means a Secretary and Edward Gay
10 Treasurer,
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Stoppage OF the Mills at Fall
River.

FALL RIVER, Mas, May 2s.-BZ the
stoppage Of the Troy, Stafford, Flint,
Chace, Robson, MetAmore, the two Te-
cumSeh, and the two WAmPanoog Mills,
besides Border City Sycamore and Unionl
there are nearly twelve thousand Of the
thirty thousand looms idle this week
and other mills will shut down next week.
Some are running on contraeta and can
not stop At present By the stoppage oi
these mills, some four thousand operatives
are thrown ont Of employment,