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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-01

New YORK. May ST. Bo.yss
celpts 2,lOO head, m.a.r. SIM.
dogs, sgainst $500 aa.. a- ...
fraction lower. Steer, l...
56@ 81; bulls SLOT. view
porters used $50 aeal S..
dress $685.: decent oo.....
9Gl4c.
Sheep-ReceiP:s 24oo hes. ...
lao head for four 4ays. srs.... r..-
head for the same ama ,-
Market slow but smT-.y.-..s ......
OF the stock holding beg. ..,.. N
changed hands to-t,y. >a..,s 4.
southern AMI western lamb.
good to choice jersey .a.N. ..
been sold NJ q. -5c.
Hogs Recolp.s 1900 .al m.
1880 head for lo.r asys ...s,..
hesd for the same ,,~. .a..N.
offered alive.
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Local Weather report.

Below we give the highest end lowest
thermometer, with state of weather, for
the week ending last evening, Observs-
tions msde by Mr.. Schnepf, at Opera
house drug store:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-01

The receipts Of cattle were heavy a.
through consIgnmeutsi ~ masag. E.re
to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-01
For Sale Cheap for Cash.

- HEAVY STONE WAGONS, EIGHT
= Coal Cars, one cart. one Farm wagon,
one Spring Wagon, three ton OF
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter sun6. one new
STrine, Macon. =. j. ELLIFRITH,
ani5 Cor. oath and Market streets
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-01

WE have sold the Morning Glory
Baking Powder with more satisfaction
thsu suy other. MANY DEALEks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-01

ST. LOUIS, May 3l-Hogs-A shade
higher; light shipping 81 1903 co. pack
ing 81 SOG3 90; butchers to fancy s. %
G3 Is. Receipts 2 500 head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-01

FoRTIFY the body against disease by
purifying the blood with DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture. Thus tOresrmed, YOU
will not be attacked by sickness.
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For SALE.

THREE LARGE HORSES SUITABLE
| tor heavy work at a mill. Also one
small mule.
ma8Oh LaBELLE IRON WORKS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-01

Next Sunday, May ,, official opening
of Neuhausen's Summer Garden. Mr..
Pedantc, the wor!d-renown Eronsnt will
start from Neuhausen's Garden in 8
balloon with two dozen Of Wheeling's
most popular citizen 1000 feet high. For
particulars see programme.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-01
miIW Rukee,

MILWAUKEE, May l-Flour-Duil.
Wheat-Opened unsettled, declined e.
and closed quiet, No. ! Milwaukee hard
81 90; No. l Milwaukee 81; No. 2 9Gjc;
seller June 9Gc; seller July 944c; No. 3
9Oc. Corn-Dull; No = 3f3c. Oats
Unsettled and lower No. z, zZIc. Rye
Dull and lower; Nc. jO4c. Barley
Quiet No. 2 spring G2!ci seller July G3c.
ProvIsions-Quiet and firm. Pork-At
3 80. Lard Prime steam G!G7c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-01

AT the REGISTER office. at o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
81 degrees above zero. Gear.
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Finest Picnic Grounds

In thIs section. four miles
from the city 10y T.. 81. \ Il. ~.
"a. Every COnJ'nICnc" ANA
improvement that C0nid be
desired. Terms very reason
able. For particulars apply
TO Joseph Green, agent, ~
Market street. w...h..
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FOR ~ a L H.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN
Elegant Country Residence!

NV farm, consisting of thirty acres OF
GOOD land, locates five miles east OF the
CITY, on the National pike. IL is also wei
Situated for gardening purposes. \ good
orchard, consisting of apples. pears anu
ouinces is on the place. \ two story frame
house OF 10 rooms, all in perfect order
water on botk floors. The place Is easily
reached by the Elm Grove street cars VI
tGe trains of the Hempfleld railroad, be-.
ING located about half way between the
terminus OF the former and the station OF
the latter. ,...,,,. -. ,,,,.
II not sold at private sale before Sal ur-
day lime 18th, IL will be then offered at
nn6iIc sale on the premises, commencing
at % O'Clock z. M, sharp.
For furth er information enquire ON the
premises at any time, of the undtlsl% ned
rnaSS Z. ENNEDN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-01

CHOICE Teas always on nsnd At G.. )
Feeney's, No. 1907 Main street.
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3l.-FIoGr-
Nominal; superlne 50 OO@3 co. extra
81 OOG4 80; family S. 2jG5 IS, Mime
sofa 81 75C95 %. Rye FIour-At 81 CO.
Wheat-Dull and weak, tending down.
ward; amber 81 l2Gl IA; white II To-;
No. Chicago 81 FOL -. Corn-Dun
and weak, tending downward yellow
4Sc; mixed 45c bid. Oats-PennsyIvanla
White western 2G@29c; do medium II
2go Rye-Dull at G3GG5c Provisions
Dull and steady. Mess Pork At
50 5OGIO 80. Beef nams-At $40 OOGg
u 90; India mess beef $40 90; smoked
shoulders II 5O@5 90; salt do 81 376
smoked hams SO OOMIO 90; picked do
81 OOms %; green do So 00aG %. Lard
Steady Ioose butchers So 90 city kot.
tie S. 10. Butter Nominal; creamery
1913; Western Reserve l3@l5c. Eggs
Dali and easy; Pennsylvania lIGIl44c
western l4r. Checse-Qmet; western a
Gsc. PotrOlcum-Rchncd l3ie; crude
9@9tc. Whisky-Dull; western 81 ".
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
Ia Wheeling Island; price from SiVO 10
$500 each. Only one-siX'T St I rast5ne NAV
he paid annually in five equal install
ments. with interest. Apply to
JOHN p. GILCHRlST,
oooab AT Top MIL.
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ToLEDo, May 3l.-Wheat Heavy
and lower; No. 3 white Wabash 81 Os;
extra white Michigan 81 II bid; amber
Michigan spot offered 8. 81 %; Nc. an
Der Michigan 81 90; No. , red winter
spot 81 Oh; seller June 81 90; seller
July 81 OO!; No. red 81 o. Corn Dull
and lower; high mixed 37tc; No. . spot
and seller June 37!c seller July 3s!r
seller August 39c; No white 4Oc; re-
jected 35c. Oats-DuIl and lover No.
> white 2Jc; Michigan 2Ic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-01
Music fol the Million.

MORNING Glory baking Powder super
sadcs al other brands.
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The receipts Of hogs were three cars.
The market was fair; Pailsdelphias, 50 As
@3 90 Workers, 50 25G3 30.
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SHEEP.

The receipts Of sheep were very light,
the market closing only far. Prospects
not very favorable.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
JAMEsPORT, LONG ISLAND.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]
JAMEsPonr, l.. l., August ]

JANEsPonr l.. l., August IA, lS7s
Tho camp meeting a. this paee opened on Monday
night with address by tho Presiding Elder Rev. j.
l.. Peck who also preached yesterday morning on the
miracle OF Jesus at Cana OF Galnlee Revs. f.. J. Fan.
ming, of Cuichogue and J. r. Sanford, OF
Sag harbor, preached also yesterday. This
morning Rev. d. W. Thompson, oil Greenport,
delivered q discourse on Ephesans w., 19, which he
treated as history Of spiritual iosensibty, not OF
old age Of brain degeneration, but lack Of power
repent and turn to God. That such insensibity s
possible. he said, Is evident from cxperie nee
OF Chris,ian observers aud from tho warn
ings Of Gods Word That II is probable is evident
from tho relation Of tho Holy Ghost TO the con-
version oi the soul, aud from tho tendencies
OF the human mind and also from the spirit OF tho
age by VIII ich the repression oil religious feeling Is
pracised Tho application OF this discourse very
practical and WAS enforced with pointed Illustrations.
In the afternoon Rev L. Y. Beach, OF sou hold,
preached. DR.. Tiffany is to speak here tomorrow
afternoon ana Drs Fowler, Sims and other ma
oi the church are expected here before the meeting
closes.
no trustees Of tho association met yesterday to
docdo whether tho meeting should be beld over tho
sabbath, but adjourned without practical result IL
has been advertised and The railroad company have
made extensive arrang Tor excursions that
day. IL viii probably bc continued until Monday al
tcrnoon. About i've hunarsd persons are here to-
day, but as many thousands are expected tomorrow
and Sunday.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
THE HOME OF CHARLEY ROSS.
ANOTHER BOY MISSING FROM GERNANrowN-
FOUR DAYS FROM HOME AND NO TRACE OF
THE yosr nov

ANOTHER BOY MISSING FROM GERNANrowN-
FOUR DAYS FROM HOME AND NO TRACE oI
THE LOST BOY.
From the Philadelphia Record, August I3
-Four days have elapsed and OF German
towns second lost boy, Jobnnis O'Donnel has bees
found. The gr,ei-stricken parents in doubt u
what steps to take TO restore the lost one. small
ormy OF sympathizng neighbors spent all Of Sunday
In securing the country in the vicinity Of Grmaa,
town and in making inquiries at tho different farm,
houses along tho roads leading into the adjoinins
county; the waters in Capp's dam. between Oak
street station and York road and Wharton's DAM on
the York road were drawn of and the oasi searched
and tsher's dam, near the house where the boy re-
sided, was thoroughly dragged, but resulted only
adding disappoinl ment 70 grief rf
1t appears that the lost boy had wandered away
from home with Jimmie Curtis and Willie Aartell,
both boys being about the age ofthe lost boy. These
two boys also say that there was another boy named
Bond with them. The Bond boy. however, says is
was on Thursday that he was with Johnnic O'Donnel
amt mis- parents positively say that thor was
hDed in tns house by q loot .ai
The most intense excitement prevails, and every
person seems 10 have different theory as 70 the
cause Of the chid's disappearance The iuIe fellows
who wore with the lost boy whom last 90
young that no satisfactory information be OBJ
all sorts OF copjectures indulged N. Among them
is tho theory tnat the boy has kidnapped BY Q
week; another, that ne has been picked up by some
tramps and nude 10 bog Tor them. ~.
Il dont know what 10 next. said the distressed
father the knotted veins sts0d forehead
iu his efforts 10 hide MS grief; but won't you
paper mon please help mo all you aud give ths
all the publicity possble2 Perhaps my boy hes
been picked up by some farmer, you kuow, '' cou.
iInued the strong man, while his mbled with
cmolion 'and they may see the cunt in tho paper
and sena him home 10 US again. And won't you say
II anybody knows anything about lost boy TO send
word TO Nr. Hamilton Clayton Mr.. Jacob Rorer at
they hcar nything,'' and heart the ashey
turned and entered tho homo made dcsolaio.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY l5 1s7sTRPLE SHEET

glad shouts vent up, and II had died away
he was in his seat again, administering telling
blows for the reds. Another incident OF the
game the successive failure OF the whole SIX
players to hit sleeping ball on which boih sides
charged In one two three order. Alter ten minutes
twice. the ball having left tho hed, the Eame went 10
the blues amid loud applause.
SECOND
Play opened brskly with successful charge by the
blues, and for q short time II seemed though the
second as we the 1rst game would bo won by
In front OF the blues goal when the game was all 0ut
lost to his side turned the tidc, and by the
active cooperation OF his colo eagues tho rods nsld
was reached. When the ball was within about sixty
feet OF the goal Mr. Basson charged down on Il and with
. tremendous whack sent II curving graceuHy lar
Unfcrsunately the ball did not 60 between the mon-
guidons that mark the goal, and .no play'' was
called. The Ramo was as good az won. however, and
the reds soon finished II IN their own iavor
THIRD GAME.
The winning of the second game made the reds
bit aggressive and they played exceedingly wei. The
legs Vt Mr. Basson's horse having received rap or
Two In the previous game the animal rather avoided
the crowd and his rider had to do all his work when
the ball came out sharp tip from Mr. Blasson, who
caught Il rolling toward the blues goal was
onded by a brilliant play by Nr. Stokes.
who won tho game for his side amid
the Widest excitement on the part Of the spectators
bali Mr. Stokes took Il up, being then IN the blues
field, and, with three successive stroKes, outriding
the chasing blues he sent II home between the hags
FOURTH CANE
This game, part OF which was played In an equlvo-
cal light tho sun having gone down, was also won BY
the reds
game viii be played on Saturday At the Brighton
Hotes
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
TOMS RIVER.

OPENING OF THE NEW CAMP MEETING
LARGE ATTENDANCE
lBY TEJgoGAPH TO THE HERALD.
WEsrRAr's PoISr
TONS RIVER, N. j., August IL. 1873.
Tho nows OF tho successful opening OF tho new camp
meeting ground here spread far aud wide through
Lower Jersey, even To Phiadciphia, for to-day
more tnan a hundred new residents have been added
to tho holy settlement The place itself is 80 we'll
known that but ttle advertising has been necessary
bot many persons doubted a little II In toe short
space OF thirty days II could bs made habitablc.
The assurances OF those wbo attended the
opening services yesterday ana rsturaed by the
late trsips TO their homes, aud Thomssiike neigh.
bors have this morning sorno frum tn large influx
The place is by means perfect, bot force OF 100
arc hard az work, and before saturday next
when aJudec day rs TO bc hold, u Will be lar on s
way to completion.
TALL pLAGsrApp RAISED.
lofty liberty pole was raised this afternoon In the
presence OF great crowd Of people from the neigh
boring tow wnship Whiio the managers and promoI
OF tho enterprise thus dong their part OF tho
wUis w,,n % ,ne,r ow" concerns. pe snd 'r ali oS Ssy
long the woods have re-ccnoed TO the sharp tap OF
the hammer ~ industrial .ymphony; As none OF the
pants ars mere squastsr aud ocssequ ucnsiy nothing
Of permsnen character has bson erected A man,
squauers declare their intention Of remaining cos.
wnat IL NAV.
ACCOMMODATIONS TO m Sod AT AUCTION
As is expected that the badIng of OF the auction
OF sites on the 10Th inst. will be brisk those deter
mined ndiv,duas may have quite . sum TO pay for
have been erected. Tho wooden s,rueturcs erected
are not substantial sfsirs thoy can bo improved
moi ou,S,adep =. me commipr soe,,on. Wnso is,s
hour this afternoon there contnued arrive at Island
Heights wagon after wagon loaded wnn people and
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
RACkETS.

A. McQusdes court, Madison street, yesssrday
sissruoon, several excellent games OF rockcss we're
played The principal consss,, bes. three in Ave
games, was bstween Professor Mannix aud M. Mo.
Conlas. Following 10 tho secret
Professor Mannix II FL 1s II
N. M.McConlau.............. IA 10 q 10
Another game, at the same court, was played be-
tween N. Gleason and A. Van Opslal. Their rub was
the best three games Following Is the
score
N.
A. van Opslal.. 10
Al Hicks Court, HUDSON street, hobokep, there
were two good games. One was between Jonn Buggs
and Thomas Fitzgerald. Following 10 the score:--
John Bagxs Il II II
Thomas FL zgcrald. d........... l3
The otnor game was between the proprietor Of the
court and Two members OF he Hoboken Racket Club.
Msssrs Thomas Good and Edward Carol Follow
10 the score In BRETT
N. Htcks..-. .............. Il I'll IL Il
T. Good aud 4. CarroIi.... 1S 2 II
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
A RUMSELLER'S DEALINGS WITH
The TREASURY.
From the Washington Star, August 81

from the Washington Star, August 81
letter was received at the Treasury yesterday
from a rumseler in the western part OF Now York
complaining that previous municat,on, ad.
dressed the honorable Secretary OF the Treasury
had not been acknowledged, and giving It as his opn-
that Treasury officials generally wcre a set OF
frauds He closed by saying that he had iptendsd
subscribing for $50 worth the new tour pc: cents
but that he would 10 damned II he did Notwith-
standing the above there has been psrceptbe fall
ing Oh IN the subscriptions 10 the bon ds but on
the contrary steady increase Ia noted, and IL now
believed tho Treasury that the subscriptions tor
August viii reach $25 000 600. Many OF these
tions come In small ums which makes the aggregate
of tho work to be performed in tho bond division very
hoavy vp tue psceens sme n ,a,s @ wSrx mas oeen
assistapts
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
CRICKET.

The match at cricket between the first eleven OF the
Staten Island Cricket Club and the nrst nins OF the
Staten Island Baseball CLUB played ut Camp
Washington. s. l., yesterday afternoon. Tho crick-
eters allowed Stevens and Sprague to bowl aud play
on the baseball side. hc game was very ntcrest-
ing one from the start, and tho baseball players
showed some nusuai skill as the Dst Their 0eld,ne
being under the oil Mr. stevens, tho crieKeter
was excellent, as each man, when being placed in
position kept H. Tho critketers first went 10 Tho bat
ssd maue u. or this number Marsh led tho score
with we'll earned 20 Donald played with great care
ana made IT, Dodge agAiu dstingu himself by
MAKING IL The oiner nrst class bats, Harvey, Ron
adson KessIsr Roberts and JARVIS were pot out Tor
low figures The base bali players only made 40. The
fOllov,pg ts the score
The New York herald., 1878-08-15

noId up the OF labor 20 public derisiou.
IL 10 charged that you are - Prosessans Irishmss
aud an Orapgsmas." We don't care for thaI though
We don't believe H. You have not come - Irish
man, a German, q Protestant or a Cathollc, bat
plainly q citizen That Is good, and now all Va
AJAX you Is from this out TO study real wrongs
OF workingmen and propose rcmsdies; to abaudoB
abuse and adopt argument; 10 admit that Il 10
crime rieh by honest means; to make irisnds
Tor the work gmen enemies; 70 say somstn tne
practical every time you speak, ana speak I'll
YOU ave useful word ready 10 say nothing aboul
General Butler, but great deal about the reasons
why workingmen should vote for him; 10 a word, "a
DO a leader by prudence, foresight and commou
sense instead OF BY filthy adjectives, rotous allu
The New York herald., 1878-08-15

furniture, aud the managers are informed that a.
many moro will como tomorrow. On Saturday after
noon an excursion party, three hundred strong, from
Philadelphia. will visit u.s. and by sunday
expected the season will be fully
opened. The programme for sunday will
ineude service OF song and evening prayer meet
ing, with sermon bv celebrated Methodist divine.
When the proposed branch OF the New Jersey Central
road % finished TO Toms River and the journey IRON
New York shortened about two hours, the managers
expect to divide ine honors with Ocean Grove at Long
Branch.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
NOTES.

Tho Australian cricketcrs are gaining victories
throughout England. Purscr Bridge, OF tho City OF
Berlin, nov IN port, says that tho Australians will
leave England ubout September 10 the City of
Richmond. In consequence OF thcir success In Eng
land thoy have somewhat altered their programme,
that on their ARRIVAL 10 tins city they may play
several games They will play at Boston, and 20 from
that city TO Canada They will then return 10 Phia.
dephia, and on their way 10 San Francisco will play
at Detroit, Chicago aud ST. LOUIS Thor last game
will be play cd ut San Francisco.
To-morrow the Manhattan Club play the Paterson
limited Club nj Prospect PARK.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY.
ADDRESSES By EMINENT SPEAKERS.

FAIRPoyT, n. Y. August IA, 1873.
The Rev. c. p. Hand, OF India, addressed the Chau-
tauqua Foreign Mission Institute nine O'CLOCK this
morning ON "rhe Children Of India" Al eleven
o'clock the Rev. DR.. John LORD OF New York. lee
tured on "Qusen Elizabeth" Governor Colquitt OF
Georgia, VIII have public reception on the grounds
at two o'.lock tomorrow afternoon. 1t IS thought
that trains will running on the Buffalo ana
Cory Cross-Cut road on next Monday.
The New York herald., 1878-08-15
EXCITING GAMES Ar LONG BRANcH DY THE
BRIGHTON cLUB-THE REDS THE WINNERS.
Inv rEIEonAp ptr ro TUE uunAIn

EXCITING GAMES Ar LONG BRANCH DY THE
BRIcHIos cLuB-THE REDS THE WINNERS.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LosG BRANCH, August IA, 1878
Tho Brighton Polo Club played series Of games To-
day as the wes. End Hotel grounds. best two goals
In three with another thrown 10, which, however,
ike Rip Van winkle's drink, ''did not countr Tho
day was exceptionally nne and the gathering OF
spectators By long odds tho largest that has
yet attended the play. The Aed, which Is IN ample.
perfectly level plot, Afforded great freedom TO thu
players, end being on y level with the wood which
skirts u tho occupants Of vehicles had . clear,
sweeping view OF the spirited consests In point OF
play shs games showed . marked improvement
those heretofore held. and 1t may not be too
say that magnetism Of the immense aud snhusias-
sho dasnirg work OF tho Brighton gentlemen. DO
the cause what IL may, the play was al times thrill
Ing ana as the horsemen charged up and down tho
hed their hits wcre oudiy cheered and appiauded
tho presence OF Mr. BIasson on the field partici-
pant IN rcd cap made the work rather warm Tor the
blues on whose color success has smiled continually
Tor some time past. Mr. Y. A. ROBBINS acted rs um-
pire ana the sldss were taken as ioows:-
Reds-Mr. Howard Stokes, captain; Mr. II. Laden
ourg, Mr.. Harry Biasson.
Bluss-ML 4. L. Aerbor. captain; Mr. George
Elder, Mr. W. kobna
This Was very exciting game, and claims the only
two casualties that happened during the afternoon
Mr.. Horberts saddle girtb becoming oosene ed he was
early IN tue game almost thrown, and mai to dis
mount and tighten up shortly alter he hed
sntered tho tray again Mr. Ladenburg's
h.Ise nns ,,u ie' bringing n IN. hrs I'der TO grass.
thc ground there was brcatbess pause Of expecta-
Aion, but when, alter attempt Of the horse 10 re.
Aain his foosng, Nj. Ladenburg jumped TO mis- fee >.