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fon WilKesbrre, Penn, tnat g.eat Communistlo and
labor 0ui brea viii trOughOut the country ABOUT
he l5h of August next This Is the same torrd wave
rhrl was advert sed TO sweep the and last June
Ne really feel justified IN saying that there Will be no
eafthsuakc of this character The authorities are every
e better Dreuared than they last year, and the
rropc VINO have employment are too glad TO have work
and little to hope for IA strike TO bother theh
selycs The only people who dangerous are the
friis and the en- who out Of work. anu they con
sinc hopeless minority. IL they 20 70 IOOling ABOUT
tue men who are employed tney viii get hurt'
New-York tribune., 1878-07-27
Fa, peonIe EosiIv "supstruch >,

only liable sudl death from heart DIS
ease apopexv &C. show thar they more LA
bic than oheIs and affections arising rom
extreme heat extensive experience IN The trea ment Of
cOrpuence resulted In the introduction OF Adams Anti
Fat safe certain speedy remedy for the OF this ter
rble condition. Its use nures reduction OF ION two 10
Ave pounds per week fcpuen people who exposed 10
the OF he value life and comfortable existence let
tnem use Allan's ADt-fat Sod by druggists.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-27

.,a.aI have written to your native town,
sS s@n that you have told me the truth regardg your
famly; ous,,uiarly professional" Charlie p0Dnered
esme ,SipaSes p and then looking up sad & will % qt
eamO iis .e to-nlcht Nettie will he glad 10 see you,
up 20 ny see what can be done The sequel was tnat
Charlie = q, The end OF year during which be never
IOSed IOS sS was given third interest IN me m establish d &
nent anu rchapy tins COlegians should study book
ylons, 81 before they learn to play faro
New-York tribune., 1878-07-27
MiDyIGHr WEAraER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for f;,e past "a hours.


WASHINGTON, July u, 1 a. m.-The storm
ass h: central in Iowa has moved with increasing
energy ragidy 10 the eastward and the lowest pressure
Is row IN Ne-Yor Tie barometer is rising rapidly in
ihe Northwest and Lake region. general rain has
IA e: from the Eiss0ui RIVER the NewEneland coast
ana oeeasional rain in the Gulf States. Fair weather
prevails in the South and Middle Atlantic States Tie
temperature has lalleu with nOIthery winds, III q
Lake region and Northwest, risen, with sOntbery winds
aieng Atlantic Coast elsewhere remained nearly
stationary
Indications.
For New-England. cloudy. rainy weather, warmer
souiLerly yeerng 10 colder northwest Winds followed
By rising barometer.
Fer thc MIndlc Atlantic States Increasing coudness
and RAIN warm sOuthery vecrng to colder northwest
Winds, followed bT rising barometer
CautiOnary signals eOntinne Of Port Henry, Detroit
Toledo, Sandusky Cleveland and Section Five, Eric,
Buffalo R0ehes err and Section Six, Oswego. smithyille,
Eilnlngton. Mlcon. Cape Lookout, Cape Hateras,
KITTY Hawk. Cape Henry. Norfolk, Baltimore, Cape
Mrg Lewes Atlantic City BerDogat, Sandy Hook. New
York. Ncw-HaveD New-LOndon, Newport, Woods Hall.
Boston Thatchers Island Portland and EastPort
TPlBllNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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WHAT EVERYBODY MUST ADMIT.
c.. Tiha phfllldnIr.lln praaa

For the first time a remarkable letter from
General HAYES mas light whlen does him great
Sogor Throughout the whole CT this investigation,
issieed General Hayes stands above reprOaob Not a
shallow OF suspicion upon him. From first TO last
NJ refused 10 cOuntenance wrong, although he might
nr by it, aud smut the door at WASHINGTON against
faayes ard knavery. The most pTejudiced enemy Of
General Hayes admit that his integrity Is unques-
sble and that his discretion ANA honesty OF purpose
have rceeiytd and striking illustration in the let
fer produced by ir Sherman yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-27
THE Cotton TRADE.

LIVERPOOL July 26 This weeks circular OF the Liverpool
Cotton Brokers Association "COttOn has been IN
demand throughout the week Most descriptions nave
Slightly adyan price American In g0Od general de-
mad aud quotations advanced aGs sc sea Island was IN
request chiefly for medium grades OF Florida for
which prices hardening Futures were quiet and prices
nrcnIr rinh
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A. NEW GREENBACK THEORY.

A Graenback orator in Virginia has evolved
. q ananclal scheme. He proposes that the general
srnmept shall issue greenbaeks which shall be loaned
Sates at per cent, the States to loan the money
~ counties at per cent and the counties to the
ani. nj per cent. We recOmmeEd this plan to the
,tonss and Hat mOneysts in this State containing
& Elements OF great popularity. Besides regulating
va rate OF interest 1t would furnish an easy and SIMPLE
5e of getting paper money INTO circulation, and
rId enable each person TO ge his distrlbutiVe share
,,ahout unnecessary trouble or confusion.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-27
FIOriIIne-For the Teeth and Breath.
WHAT DO GENTLEMEN SAY ABOUT TIT

They say 1t Is a luxury.
And like a spell has broke
The sad annoyance Oft incurred
BY having just smoke;
But now we can ENJOY our weed,
Then Join each festive scene.
Tor every trace Of smoke Is lost
In fragrant "FLoRlLIEE|
They say it Is a luxury.
The teeth it keeps aswbite
As blossoms on the lovely May
When all is fresh and brighsI
Disoolorations all take place,
However long they've been,
And fresh aud healthy is the mouth
With fragrant "FLoRILINE"
They say II Is luxury,
Adds perfume TO the breath,
And makes 1t quite as periumed as
The vloIet.scelted wreath
The gums 1t gives a roseate hue.
The mouth makes fresh and clean,
And gentlemen and ladies, too
Like fragrant "FLoRILINEP
The world says It's aluxurY,
And II Is seldom wrong
Perfumers find ready sale,
And so have found It long.
The truth Is clear-it Is the most
Luxurant cleanser seen,
And tDat accounts why one and all
Use fragrant " FLORILINEP
New-York tribune., 1878-07-27
SOUND ADVICE FOR GRANT.
1a-..,, 1ube po1gfg4ore afneyic0n

The country is not at all desirous to know
,st Robeson, Williams, Belknap BabeOck think
toat Grants fitness for return 10 the Executive
S,sr Nothing could more certainly Kill hIm of than
~, nrospeet that they would surround hun again andre
tsbl,S Their former influence They have had their
neklngs their piunder and their day of making hay
me toe sbone. 1t General Grant does not want TO
y, ssa eyed down in the public estimation he must
ssjiste All that c, owd. That he was associated
with them regarded as Dlunder on his part but II he
sot Only commit suicide as puohe man, but he VIII
Civ held by vast majority OF the American people.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-27
GENERAL GARFIELD ATTACKED WITH VERTIGO
A C.r.. NJ Iul.z 0G Ennnral
A ROY SHOT WHILE FISHING,

WHITEHALL, N. Y, July 26.-Charles Long,
OF Dr. A. ]. Long of this place, while fishing with
Others Lake Champan about ten miles north OF this
point last evening was shot and instantly killed. The
crime has excited intense excitement, ii Is supposed
TO have been committed 10 prevent fishing in that
locality Edison Dedrck OF Dresden, arrested this noon
has confessed to the shooting. He says he thought the
boys tramps and trying TO steal his geese,
and that he fired his gun them away. The ex-
ctement is increasing, and lynching Is threatened.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-27
vo,rNnIJNa IN RICH CLOTHING.

An officer of the Twenty-eighth Precinct
,0rna female infant about 10 o'clock last evening
living on large rock at seventySxthst. and Lexing
tonaye. The officer took the child to the station
house. and found that it was dressed IN very
costly clothing The long linen skirt was rshy en n-
Srosdcred around the bottom, aud expensive soo GU
oircled the neck Warm flannel was wrappeu hDoss s
he body over the chd's head and around ahe n1 Dv1
tss Was lady's oyerskrt OF rich material and hhha
so%ely fnshed The child was about three weeks Ou'
Jt W. taken 10 the Central Oice
New-York tribune., 1878-07-27

Post Oce NOuce. loreign mans or the wees eniins
sATIiHDAY, Jay 27. 1878, Will close At this 0h;a On
TUESDAY at a. M. Tor Europe by steamship wyoming
via Queenstown; ON WEDNESDAY, at 10 o. m, for aG.
re by sfeansnp BOhna Queenstown Correspondence
for France 10 forwarded by this seamer must be spe
ray anressed; and AT 10 Tor France direct by steam
ship st. Laurent Hayrei on rliUBsDAY az 10 a. M
or Europe Battle, via Queenstown cofesDond
enee for France 10 be rware Dy t steamer
must specially addressed ana at ~ n fOf Europe Dy
ou sATu RDAY ll;j0 N, for Germany 1e by steam
Southampton ami Bremen Correspondence
for Great britain the Cont ent TO be aded W TINS
addrcssed and al IL
OF Richmond, Queenstown (corrt
sv5ndence for Germany and scotland 20 be forwarded by
fs steamer must specially addrcssed) and a ~ m 9r
Scotland direct by steamship Anehoa via Glasgow: rhe
WyOming BOthnta Baltic and CltY OF ltcbmono
do moi Take Denmark. Swedep an0 NORWAY Iho
mails for Aspnwa and south Pacific ports leave Nowlork
Iv 40 The CHINA and Japan ie1ye san FRANCISCO
August g. Tue mails for Australia &c leave san Francisco
August" T. l.. JAMES, Postmaster
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6peclnl Notices.

Mans Mission BarthA thorough Medical Ireaglse
Indicating now Confirmed Disabilities may be removed The
experience OF years study observation and professional
prcse showing the agencies that VIII insure Restored dan
hood Strengthened vitality anu sound conditions OF Heath
by OyertaNod powers staeloent
OF he Marriage and OF the means 10 remove
them BY mail (currency postage samDsl Address
Src'y Museum Anatomy and Science l46 BrOadWaY N n
Patents. Designs Trade Marks Labels Caveats and advice
how 10 them promptly and at the lowest cost gwen O
= IA, WALES q son, Editors OF q" The Secntihc News
NO 10 spruce-s NewY0Tk VINO have had "a years expert
o,,ra IN fh, bug
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anything about the commissioners being egged on or
what special part they took but II was the general u
derstanding aud felt by those who beneved that
Packard elected that their mission particularly was
destroy the Packard and 10 establish that
Of Nichols that the troops to be Withdrawn az
part Of the scheme after the Packard k0yerment had
been deprived OF their courts and court buildings police
AID State The White League was sworn III as
NlchOllss militia. The Republicans were dispiFited, ana
labnred IN every honorable way have the validity OF
the Packard examined by the mlSsOners
ami provide means subsistence OF the adDer
ents of the Packard legislature, who were very poor
They remained with 10 longer than could be REASONABLY
longer than white would do in any State OF the
UniOn under similar circumstances and in race OF inc
same degree Of ptatlon from the opposite party
General ButlerI wish yo distinctly to understand IL
is not them blame; I blame the tempter, not the
tempted. DO you believe that II Packard bad had
the recognition OF the General Government, aud
take from the mob the Court House and
it could have maintained itself In Louisiana
Any own belief is It would have been maintained
after the Electoral Commission counted the vote OF
Florida for Hayes. It was considered certain In New
Orleans that the Of Louisiana would also be counted
for Hayes aud there not the least doubt that he
Packard government would be maintained This was
the view OF Democrats as well as or Republicans.
The further examination Will be resumed to-morrow;
After session Of hours committee adjourned I'LL
tomorrow morning.
GENERAL GARFIELD ATTACKED WITH VERTIGO.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., July 26.-General
Garfield while bathing in the surf this morning, at
tackled with vertigo Representatives Springer and His
cock and G. f. Rainey. sergeantatans OF the Potter
Committee, also bathing at the same time Some
thing peculiar noticed IN General Gartelds move
ments as ne lett the water when Messrs. Hscock and
Rainry went to his relief conducting him TO Dath-
house tue Immediate vicinity where, by prompt atieh
On he was soon restored consciousness and taken
to his hotel He Is rapidly Improving that ne VIII
leave for his home in OhiO tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-27
GENERAL WEBB WEAKER.

General Webb was not as well last nght
=. s na. besn during the past week Yesterday he had
.avere attack OF the gout. which made MIN sras W. @
uutll AUTUMN.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-27

1Lf tnt city bv lentho.
es, Th gsrpsniieaa lines dons o tine of ta IA a3a.
feug gusht white line represents hs steiaon'
stas nefcuy Daring shose aSurA
TRIBUNE OFFICE, July q. l q. m.-The downwsrd
movement still continues Tie fall curing he partly
cloudy weather Of yesterday Amounted to twoenths OF
- ineh TEN peraturr was higher than on Thursday
Pa. tal cloudiness, followed by rains, may Dc e1-
Fttec IN this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-27

The elevated railway is great convenience.
New-YOrk men can come home late at night and be
landed the tops OF their houses without waking up
the police the front steps.- NewOrleans Pleayune
New-York tribune., 1878-07-27
Philosophical OBSERVATION.

Was If the cool reception of Mr.. Hayes at
,i,,s thai brought the thermometer to ITS knees
Cn.vd dowp the atmosphere II II was II were bet
tbe good name Of Ohio, and OF Columbus partcu-
v to have borne the heat and thawed out the recep
ftop little.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-27
MARRIED
DIED

LoGAN-HoYT-I Danbury Conn, July 23 1878, by the
Rev. s. b. Hershey James Logan OF Brooklyn 70 Josie A
Hoyt Of Danbury No cards.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-27

TPlBlINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-02
HANCOCK COUNTY.

New Cumberland Independent.
Tho Literary Society has decided to hold
an entertainment about tho 10th OF Do
cembcr We may look forward to some
thing first.class, even better than their last
entertainment. 4slI
/. Tho Cumberland Literary Society is
taking into consideration the proprioty Of
establishing reading room and running
the same in connection with their other
literary work. 1t Is a good move, and II
established and conducted on the right
plan will no doubt be success. ri
Some Of the Cumberland boys have
already picked out their girls for the win
ter campaign, while others arc somewhat
reluctant to do 50 until the festivals and
ystcrsuppcrs with their varied expensive
attractions shall have passed by. Thegirls
should organize strike against such fel-
lows.
Messrs. Nolan and Babcock have leased
ground from Smith, Porter 4 Co., at the
mouth OF Deep Gun Run, for the purpose
Of rebuilding tho Carbon works destroyed
by fire about two years ago. Plans and
specifications hare been made and work
men are now excavating for tho foundation.
The building will DO 225 feet long by 42
icee wide, and will have a capacity for A.
1875 burners. This will be larger than the
Saxonburg factory, and in fact the largest
in tho world, Messrs. Nolan and Babcock
have been experimenting with gas all over
the country and find the gasiromthe Deep
Gun wells contain more carbon than any
other they can find. We arc glad the
works arctic DO rebuilt, as 1t gives steady
employment to 10 or IL men and will be
tho means oibringing considerable money
to our town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-02
A CARD
Prom Mr.. 0. iaornHslmss' hi Regard to
Certain sfrect Improsetnauts Ia the Sec.
and Ward.

WHEELING, November l!,H
Editors IqtslllssnssF,sl xiYBG(9
DEAR Sln:-1n your issue OF to-day you
have communication headed "ATatter for
consideration Of Council" in which the
writer charges mo and another member, OF
Council wahasihg OH fdeheeiR coun:
ell % further ops OWN ptiasel1interes
which charge totally deny. Tho writer
Of the ARTICLES :eitherigporant ofthe facts
concerning the improvement on Market
street, between 18th land 18th, or he is q
malicious slahdererss This fnproy ctnent
referred to was made and paid for by the
individual property owners on sqld square,
out Of their own private funds, Sand the
city did no more than to relay tho cuFb,
which was entirely worn out. a the rest
Of the expenditure was paid by said indi-
yidual property owners in tho aboYelmen-
toned square. ~
This privilege Council always extended
10 air other streets, add II the property
owners on other streets arc not willing to
nav Tor their own improvements, they
must await the time when ,the, sly is
Financially In condition 10 mike the I'M
proyepents for them. ~
In conclusion wish 10 soy that owning
some propcrty on the corner OF 18th and
Market streets, and being member Of the
Second Branch OF Council, / think should
not reflect on me, i'll payfor the improve
ments on the street fronting my property.
tho same as my neighhors. tagli
SIMON HoRRuEiMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-02
Anatter for the consideration Of Coun.

A'SAnttef Tor the CohsiucFaS" VI
Editor lalsllIEeaosrs
MySttention was called this morning to
an.artlclei in your paper under the above
caption, signed "Citizen," andiit points d.
rect tome, and cannot let it so unnoticed.
Tho writer who is well known, Is either
not rs well posted in the city affairs Us Is
required to become momber OF Council,
(elsc his former aspirations would have
proven more successfully or he isa gross
pertatr OF the truth. He calls attention to
the improvement ofAlarket street between
nth and 18th streets, as heavy expendi.
ture; so'itwas, but to the property own.
ersaiong that street. Put your handin your
pocket young man, and do likewise; pay for
your own improvement as did the proper
ty owners in that square, the city did not
pay only her portion rs owner OF property,
pro rata with tho other property owners,
and the prominent member OF tho Second
Branch who owns property on the corner
paid his part like a iiRte man. So did the
member from the Second Ward in the
First Branch; 90 thou and do itketri@. so
fur us the 18th street improvement is con
cerned, consult the Street Commissioner
and the Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades, and get your points. AS 70:
CARDS tho matter Of the petition OF
the property owners on the east side
OF Market between 10th and 18th, re-
greet to say Council refused to widen the
pavemenis because the street railway ran
too close to the curb. Your members from
the Second Ward used their utmost en-
deayors to have the improvement made:
Asregards the repairs to the street east OF
the market house, Council ordered cross
ings and repairs 10 the street, upon recon-
mendations from tho Market Committee,
and believe the work has been done. i,
AS TO the gentle hint to the Second
Ward members to resign and make room
for other aspinnts, let mo say, not
so fast, young man, your time may
come, but don't hurry; wait until the
people indicate desire to elevate you to
| the honorable position so much sought after.
When they need proper men, you, no doubt,
will be hunted up for the occasion: But
enough, Messrs. Editors, thanking you Tor
your indulgence, subscribe myself the
property holder, southwest corner Of Mar
ket and 18th streets, commonly called
A. G. EGERTIR.
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The Reason why IL il called bethesda.

l called the Spring Bethesda because the
Lord was mercitul to nc in leading me TO the
healing fOunt uIl .suis fsi.
Tho word Bethesda signifies the house Of
mercy. and was tho name OF the pool at Jcrti-
Salcni, which had FIVE porticos, piazzas or COW
cred walks around it.-John S, 2and4v.
The generality OF cIpositors think It had
this name from the great goodness OF God
manifested 10 his people in bestowing healing
virtues upon its waters. II was Of this pool
that Jesus directed blind man to wash for the
recovery OF his sight. John and ?. ~ =,
The five porches mentioned by the Evangel.
list, john 5, 2 and 4, arc supposed to have been
apartments for the accommodation, OF the null
tftudc that canlo to the pool to be cured Of
thcir bodily diseases. In these porches, says
the Evangelist. lay a great many OF impotent
people, blind, halt and withered, waiting for
Tho moving OF the waters, for al angel went
down ut q certain season into tho pool and
troubled tic water. whatsoever tho first
after tho troubling OF the waters stepped in
was made whole OF whatever disease he had.
Tho modern pool OF Bethesda Is about the
sane dimensions Of the ancient pool. The
five springs cncircling the pool Of Bethesda,
represent the five portieOs or covered walks
ali OF which will be covered by and by. OF
those Springs 10 far We find but one curative.
What those curative properties are seems to be
beyond the comprehension Of all scientists /
being the first one to drink OF the modern
Bethesda, was healed Of an incurable disease,
diabetes ono that baiiled the skill OF the most
scientific men at home and abroad. But the
angel OF health constantly troubles these wa
tens, and every week develops remarkable
cures. Col. RICHARD DUNBAR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-02

BELLA ARE I.ocALs.-The public reception
Thursday night, at the Disciple, Church,
was a success. The best part OF the perf'
Torrance came of about 8 O'clock, when
Rev. Dean and lady were asked 10 step
down to the basement OF the church. In
a small, well lighted apartment there were
found an abundance Of the good things Of
life, such as canned fruit, jellies, apples
and meats, (real substantially much % the
surprise OF the pastor and his lady, as they
could have known nothing Of sucli az ar
rangcment.
Thursday nighta ridiculousaffair occur
red on Union street at the storeroom Tor:
merly occupied by Max Miller, who failed
few days since. About 2 o'clock an alarm
OF fire was sounded, and MI. Somehow,
one OF the appraisers, VINO had the keys,
was Immediately on the scene Of action
and ctfectedan entrance. He, with lew
Others, soon had the fire under control by
the application OF few pals Of water.
That tho fire was the work Ian incendiary
is evident from the following: Twas found
to have originated in the front part oil the
room, at the end OF the counter near the
door, the stove being at the other end Of
the apartment. The front door. was found
fastened properly, while the back door was
discovered to have been meddled with on
the inside, the bar being removed, and the
bolt or catch being pulled out, which could
only have been done from tho inner side.
Evidently an attempt has been made to
create nm impression that the entrance was
effected by the back door. The probable
truth is that the entrance was effected by
the front door, without any trouble. The
appraisers were at work in the store room
until 10 o'clock the same night, and were
especially careful to sec that the back door
was fastened before leaving. Also, Mr.:
Mccormack, night Waterman in the Third
Ward, leaned against the glass front fora
half hour or more, late at night, and there
were nosigns ofiire. Some oneattempted to
do sharp thing, but failed in the details.
The probable damage done to the goods
was about $500. Tho chared counter,
soiled remnants, broken glass, etc, pre-
sent sorryappearance. Mr.. Millet's lia-
bilities are 5000, contracted this fall;
assets estimated ut from $1,000 to 81 800.
Miss Laura Bridgeman1 died on Thurs
day afternoon. Her remains will be re-
moved to GAINESVILLE to-day Saturday
for interment. aaaaf ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-02

On Wednesday morning, n LEATHER POCKET;
BOOK, containing quite i number Of receipts, aud
supposed 70 belong 70 Thomas Norton. Enquire a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-02
los. IS and "a Fourteenth Street.
sATuRDAY, NoyEMBER 9. ls7s.
A oESrLRNAX from BrOolso county il

A GENTLEMAN from BroolsO county in
formed us yesterday Of "a recent salefat
public auction, of first class lot OF
timothy hay in the stsck. at 81 so pcr ton,
and OF clover, at s. per ton. These low
prices were owing to tho extraordinary
amount OF old hay remaining over from
last year. 1t is this low price Of hay that
Is keeping up the price Of sheep this fall.
Had hay been scarce this season the pres
ont low prices for wool would have exert
ed very depressing ihagsqpnSssAiOn the
price OF sheep.