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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21

SCuLLIHe NEWs-Rumors Of another
race between Felsing aud Weiseerber have
been rife for the Last three days, caused,
II L said, by The dissatisfaction Of Weis-
gerber IL the result Of last Saturday,
contest. Various reasons have been as
signed for Weisgerber's defeat, the oars,
foot board strap, and In fact nearly every
portion OF the boat and Its paraphernA-
liA coming in for share Of the blame.
The situation at this time is about a. fol-
lows Weisgerbera friends are confident
OF his ability 10 beat Fielding, provided
no accidents occur, and are anxious,
seemingly, to have the two men pitted
against each other at an early day. No
challenge has yet passed, but there is
no doubt Felsing would accept II II
one were sent, and his friends will back
him to almost any amount.
Felsing's share Of the prize money was
paid TO him yesterday.
Lou. Felsing, the successful oarsman,
was rendered q reception last night, At
the Nail City Boat House, BY the men,
bers Of the club. There were quite
large number Of invited guests present,
who took part in the festivities OF the
the evening. Capt B. D. Doyener, being
present, was called upon for speech, and
made few remarks In his usual happy
style. The music was furnished by I. T.
Cockayne and his excellent orchestra,
who volunteered their services for the
occasion. There was plenty Of good,
fresh beer on tap, and the boys made it
pleasant for all present.
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"a PHIIApKrPHiA, AngulE 2o.-FLnuR
unsettled and scarce; super6nes g Goa
8 90, extras s. 00a4 90, Pennsylvania
family s. 75a5 so, Minnesota do IS 59a
SIS, patent, and high grades 81 00as so
Wheat steady and easy; red 81 06al 0Si
amber 81 es. Oorn.quiet but steady; yel.
low 6sa6sie; mixed 4sc. olts dull weak
and lower; white western 26s2se, mixed
western 25a26c. Bye scarce Al 5ss6oc.
Provisions, market dull and easy. Meas
Pork 81 00all so. Beet Hams 81 5oa
2e50. Beef, India mess 81 6oals 90
smoked shoulders &c, saul do 5zs6el
hams l2a1Se, picked l0al2e, green g.
Lard dull and weak; Ioose lb1iherS u
tie, city kettle 6tssc. Butter steady and
unchanged. Eggs scarce and hrm;Hest.
ern l6G1Sc. Cheese steady for choice
western 81 6tn7c, Petroleum qnie. and
weak; refined l9Ee, crude 7iAse. Whisky
firm; western 81 %. ..r.-,,4rg IL. q
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CINCINNATI, August 20.-Cotton dull At
life. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat
quiet; small LOIS dull and lover; red s5a
$50, eamber Land white 90a9Sc. Corn
steady and in fair demand =, 4ls42c.
Oats in good demand at 22a26c. Rye
dull and lower Al .5lA55c. Barley dnll;
tending downward; No. fall 81 GOAL %.
Pork dull and nominal st SO so. Lard
dull; current makes s. 05A7 10; kettle
s. 75as so. Bulk Meats in good demand;
shoulders Ste; short rib irregular sales At
6ta6s buyer September, closing At &c bid
and St asked cash or buyer August short
clear &c. Bacon steady and 10 fair de.
mand at 6a7!a7tc- Bntter 5eAsief and
not quotabIe lower. Linseed Oil quiet
at 4sa5Oc. Whisky stropg, demand good
and tending upward.
- Hods-Dull, and lower; common g 20
a3 S., light s. 75G4 %, packing 81 00a
4 IS, butchers 81 35a4 IS.
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Island and remained there until eeyen
o'clock, when, By the aid Of the Horn
brook. she got of and. projected on her
lie Mailis Rason will b the PMksn-
burg packet to-day al l0i o'clock.
The W. P. Thompson, from Pittsburgh
to Cincinnati, will be due here to-mor'
row morning.
IBy Tslepapb.l l-
PrrnBuReH, August 2o.-Riyer 9 feet
II inches and rising. Weather fair and
pleasant
Golden Eagle, Keokuk; Kinney, Kansas
City; Grand Tower, yicksbure. Departed
-Desmet, Paducah; Golden Eagle, Keo-
kuk; Belle Of st. Louis, Missouri river.
River fallen 4 inches. Weather cloudy
and cooler.
CAIRO, August 20.-No arrivals or de-
partures. River IA feet l inch and fall.
Ing. Heavy rain this evening.
VIcKsBuRs, August 20.-Clear and
warm; thermometer 9so. River fallen
II inches. Up-City Of Alton, Helena.
DoWn-YaIoo. Valley.
Lou1svrILE, August 20.-cloudy and
warm. Departed: Alice, Pittsburgh.
River falling; 4 feet II inches in canal.
CINCINNATI, August 20.-Riyer 8 feet
and stationary. Warm and shoWery.
ArriSed-Hudsou, Wheeling; Parker,
Memphis; Golden Rule, New Orleans.
Departed-Hudson, Wheeling. ~
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Martins Capital Restaurant, HISS Mar
kst Street, 10 The only Restaurant in the
city that has separate rooms for ladies.

IuyIcIPAL Court sits TODAY.

MUNICIPAL Court ats to-day.
TIE Baltimore / Ohio Railroad pay
car il due here to-day. 'aa--
The funeral Of the late Lewis Bailey
will take place on Friday.
The mercury was reyeling around in
the vicinity Ofninety yesterday. 81 *
TIE ,repertorI Of a moSgnito 4 email,
but the sentiment is exceedingly dne.
TEACHES, as we'll as pupils, are begin.
ming TO count the days Of vacation re
naming.
An open air temperance meeting yas
held Al The Fifth Ward Market Square
last evening.
LrrrLE boys are dressed nowadays 10
look like the skeletons Of grasshoppers
with no wings.
A NINETEENTH street man named Bra.
mkr was gorei BY an OK on Monday and
severely injured.
THE Pittsburgh LeaS9 SrpSsn it Sun
day sditiohi 70 Wheeling 800 'hASa-eat.A
Philadelphia &Gr.
TaE bGsiness men are DOW pretty we'll
entertained BY The rush OF commercial
travellers Tor the fall trade, .x1gs}s
Z HuSDRHps Of bOys vonA 70 dirty all
summer, II il were not wicked add dan.
gefous 10 battle IN the river, -
THEIR il some talk Of an sxcltsion to
WAshingtun, Pa, on Saturday week, to
The Catholic picnic at shirl's Grove.
IT is the naked fact that.boyslnd men
90 insUinming At lhe river in opendi!t
light Steal their doiAeE 'Petsheetig Z
oSE deed in fee, three deeds Of trust
and one release deed recorded yesterday
by the Clerk Of the County Court. 20
The special committee appointed BY
Council TO consider the bill Of Messrs.
Ciilles pie &Slsler eoatraet0rs, NE, atthe
City Baiaing last'highG|u I i 'i'H
fHE old German who Has 90 badly in.
jured come time since b. falling Cd Of
ReymAnn's beer wagon, Il fast In proving
and l. able 10 walk about.
DR. Gro. H. wILLrSo, Of louisville,
says -there was no yellow fever On board
the John Porsir here. What be saw was
remitient and not yellow iever.S
The united States District Court will
begin its regular sessioa in this city on
Monday, September u. No grand jury
will, however, be summoned until the 9th.
CHARLTs DEoElNAS, first engineer OF
the infected steamer John Porter, died on
board the boat near GalliPOlis, Sunday
morning. Nearly all Of her crew are re.
ported siek,
Irhas (,ays the Cincinnati papersl been
definitely settled lhSl, CHARLEY RsSuier %
to 20 ehEet clerk 81 Capt Wish. Kerr
new Cincinnati and Pittsburgh packet
Buckeye State,
JusrnE CALDWELL yesterday e1amin.
ed Herman 6ehringef, Of Fulton, on a
charge Of selling liquor on Sunday, De-
Esndanl was held Ia 50 10 Insure his APP
peArapce at court
THE city has no. been more quiet for
months lhahi has been Tor the lGst few
days. The police have absolutely moth,
ing TO report other than very ieweasea
Of ordinary drunkenness, Ne
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NEw YoRK, August a0.-Cotton quiet
at l2al2tc. Flour heavy; superfne west.
ern and State g 30a4 90, common to good
81 05a4 80, good to choice s. 35a5 rs,
white wheat extra IS S0A6 so, common TO
good Ohio 81 00a5 70, common 10 choice
81. Louis S4O0a7 90, Minnesota patent
good 70 Xxx So 25as So. Wheat deelin-
ed lac; winter active, spring dull; un-
graded winter red 95casl IL, No. 2 red
81 09al 10l, No. l red 81 12al Is, No. 2
red winter 81 09a1 IL, ungraded amber
81 DIAL l5i, No. 9 amber s. 09al 10,
steamer No. 2, 81 06al o., amber Michi.
gan 81 12a1 Is, upgraded white 81 l0A
j %. No. white 81 2ial 2l.. steamer
do 81 173sl lsi, new white State 81 2l.,
steamer white State 81 lslal 10. Bye
lower; No. 9 western sc. Barley nomi-
nal. Malt quiet. Corn, moderate trade
and advanced ia2c; ungraded 44aiec,
steamer 47ia4s.c, No. 2, 49a4stc, yellow
western SEX, So,2 white SOC. Data IN.
settled and more active, choice firm; re-
jected 27tc, No. 9, 81 ic, No. 9 white &c.
No. !, 3Sa$Stc, No. i white size, No. 2
Chicsgo 80 s$2ic, western mixed 2aSSc,
white western 2sia36ic. Hay steady.
Hops steady. Coffee firm. Sugar quiet
and unchanged. Rice steady. Mollsses
dull and nominal. Whisky steady Al
81 09l. H%f s-H
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CHICAGO, August 20,-FIeur quiet
and une6sSsed. Wheat dlll, weak, lover
and heavy; No. ! nd winter s3fa9Sie,
No, 2 do a2{c cash and August. No. 2
Chicago spting 92;c essh. 92ie August,
e5tae0ie September, sole 0riober, 10. 3,
7gc, rsjscted &c. Corn inactive and
lower; 3Stc cash, 3sie September, SOC BID
October. rejected IS oats steady and
firm; &c cab, 22I22tc Ssptembsr, 22ta
22i October. rejected l7tc. Rysdull abd
lower ct 40. Barley dali, weak aud
lower; 81 10 ealh, 81 II asked September.
Pork unsettled md active bat weak and
lower; 50 40ls 60eash, . ~ i9 8 Sep
tsmber, 80 81 ias 60 October. Lard 90
settled; 81 10 caih and September, 81 l0a
Z ~! October. Bulk Meas active bot
lower At 5ii6ta6ie. Whiskey steady
and firm 81 81 Oh. '1az.s ~
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ITCHING PnKs-The symptoms are
moisture, like perspiration, intense itch
ing, increased BY scratching, very distress
irg, particularly at night as II pin worms
were crawling in and about the rectum,
the private parts are sometimes affected;
II allowed to continue, very serious results
may follow. DR.. swAyne's All Healing
Ointmentis pleasant sure cure.
HONE CUREs-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were as
above described, the use Of swayne's ONT
ment In short time made perfect cure.
J.w. CHRIST, Boot and Shoe House, Sii
n. End st. ........
7. {. wErxAS, Halter, S s. Eighth St,
Philadelphia.
Reader, II you are suffering from this
distressing Complaint or letter, Itch, scAld
Head, Ring Worm, Barber Itch, any
Crusty, scaly skin Eruption, use Swayne's
Ointment and be cured. Sent by mall TO
any address on receipt Of price, lin cur
rency or postage stamps), 50 cents q box,
three boxes 81 Is. Address letters, DR..
SEayne d Son, $50 n. Sixth Street, Phila-
delphla. No charge for advice. Sold by
leading druggists. Logan, List d Co:
eAdAW
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DOR RENT
FOR SALE.
VALuARLs
COAL AND FARM LANDS,
lnciutinu an untIylded 0ns-flfth Of
"Bouss Run Mining Compauy's'
Property, for Sale.


joseph b. Ford etIl.
By ,iTtus Of A1tcrte Of the County Court Of Ohil
county, eutFTei IN this cauSe On The 18th day Of
AVGtl ISIS, the nndeniEnel Commissioners vii, on
SATURDAY, JULY 6,-Is7s,
BeCluuing AZ 10 o'eloCk A. At the front tolr o.
Ihs Csnrt House Of chic county, Ia the dty Of
wheeling. eel at pubic auction, The following par
GELS 81 land:
ruus On the oaIS river in Asnhill county Idloin-
ips lasds Il A. Thompson and othsrS subject 10
he rtKht Of way, &c, Of The B. 4 U. L. X to, he
inS Ihe land conveyed 10 dtisndlnt, B Fond
by Adams Dodson by DEED Of April lsT, a.,
: Atnet o. aboat acres Of SeAl LAnu, w. VIZ
the Tish, 10 mine the SINE, Ae, btinS sane and
coayeyed 10 aid Ford by WIN. AcNtehen hy decd
recorded In AArshAll county, In Led Book Nc 10
pAse -. .,,-,,., ...A,v :, ,E.< ,.,,, an
Browns run, In MGrthllI county, beirg ans and
eodyeytd 10 aid Ford BY A. DOdSon By deed q
record 10 Deed Book No %, p'Ie ". On ibis lrAsi
there 10 tenant house uiih hres Vipey ard o. A.
I A Incl q ! acres In NnshIli county, and alos
q tact Of about HeTes Of coal hiOg sAme land
contsyeI 10 aid fOid BY samuel Oti and others
About Icrcs Of Said tact Of Gergs u bottom lapd
fnntins On the Ohio river and I'LL Be sold toScth-
&c o. IN Iuts. - may b deemed Rdyissble.
S A tIset Of about Aerrs u coal, With The rtehi
81 mining The ame, a coaItyet TO sid ksrd ~
Gsa BLAkr By dsSd u pcnfd In Dted Book No II,
page aoi. Trsets No. ,, and AdIoln each other,
and Iorm one body Of coal
&. The unaiy. del Cle.AaA Of the property CON.
taonly known As nkosEs Bun Mining Co's' Coal
lAnd beIns the interest Of aid 70 10 the iaI1e.
THIS extensive and valuable property lies partly In
Ohio aud partly In tnshAll CO1nties- and en-
braces about - aens o. surface and about t6Sares
Of coal. Upon II there Is nov opened ard In tue:
clssful operation q coal mine, which = 10 seed
uurkins order and enndiiiOu. The tmpruytments
ar, within the limits u the dty o. Whrelios, and
Immediately o. the llne Of the R 4 q. X.
SID Mining Company . nov supp Sins Irou
this mise Ia pAEt the ecal used b! sald kAuIoad
Company.
'FEzE OF SLLE-O pe-thlrl In eGsh, and the hal
anCs In lhrre equal annual paymtnt, With Interest
frOm the day Of sale, The purchases to give mott.
With appguTrd Personal SeUrIty for the deleirei
pIymShh, and 10 fecrfe the sane BY EHoatr deed
u trust on the property scl1 bat With libSIiT Il
sseh pureha- GT y pay all grS1eT pfpfoEtion o.
The pufehas uonty than ope-lhlfd In Casa
PiAts showing the ToFeTty o. BcsaSs Kun MIC
InS ComTapy and AlsO The Other coal IAndt tosrihsi
with 4 Plat u the subdivision lHIo lots Of tbe
ArTes Of bottom l1nd mentioned, and tie oeed
above ieleIel 10, may h teen On aPsuAuoa 1a
the COmmtssIoneu. ]. J. JOSES
A. J, CLARKE.
SpCeiGl Commissioner.
J. c HERyIr, AustSOaesr. itt-eoa
The above nile Is adjourned until SATURDAY
AnEna SiII, lS1S, Al 10 o'eIeck an.
lyle,2tAfu1,31yM
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IL Badness OF A DEFICIENCY OF
Hair eIi.ts, or II the hair Is gray, dry or
harsh, the natural youthful color can be re-
stored by using n1ondon Hair Color Re.
storer," the most delightful article ever In.
trodueed 10 the American people for In
ereAEing It's growth, restoring ii natural
color, and at the same time lovely hair
dressing and beAutifeE. II is totally differ.
ent from ali otherS; not sticky or gummy,
and free from all impure Ingredients TIA;
render many oiSer articles obnoxious; In
TACT II Is e1quisitely perfumed, and 90
Clearly and elegantly prepared 1s 70 make
Il 4 lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury.
ia TYNEs, 4 Prominent CITIZEN OF
Wilson, n. C, writes: Some ten years ago
my wife's hair commenced falling out, and
got very thin and turned gray; but after
using sLondon Hair Color RsStorer7 The
scalp became healthy, the hair stopped
falling, the color was restored, and Is now
growing beautifully. re .7'1-
Ask your dEugyiSt for London Hair Color
Rest,rer Price, IS cents = bottle. Six
bottles, s.. Main Depot for the U. &, so
North Sixth street, Philadelphia Sold BY
Logan, list l. Co Wheeling. eodAS
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PERSONAL Porsfs-Mrs. NJ. B. Harris,
forOWomAn at Messrs Speyer Bros., MIL
linery. Establishment left Wheeling Tor
die East Yesterday where lhegoes to at
tShd tie AL openings.
The many friends Of Col: Thomas
Hornbrook will regret to hear that be Is
at this time completely disabled from
active duties, and Is confined 10 his eoun.
try residence Al the park BY an ailment
which affects both his limbs.
Mr.. Mont. Williams, Of Kansas City, a
former Wheeling boy, Il spending few
dAys with friends in the city.
Mr.. Phil. Hagau, a-well known mailer
Al me Belmont Mill, who was taken
with the typhoid fever Saturday last,
was 80 i'll yesterday that his life was
despaired Of
Mr.. Gus Blum, Of the firm Of l. Blum
& Bro, went East yesterday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Lyon, Auditor Of the P. .. &
81. L. Railroad, is stopping at the Nc.
Capt. J. NJ. B:ckerstaf,, Of the ill-fated
towboat John Porter. was until recently
in command Of the Rover, aud he also had
charge Of the Fearless for several years,
while she was owned BY Marsh Melon
aid.
Capt. Wash. Kerr il still al home with
his family. Capt. Robt. Kerr will com,
mand the Granite State when the Buckeye
State comes out. ..-.s.-
Captain B. F. Goodwin Il commanding
the Andes. Capt. Muhleman Is taking
rest Come round this way, Captain
Charley, and we will show you sights in
the way Of steamboats,. A view Of the
Buckeye State will do you good and you
are fully aware that We have tina, object
In RiasbHrck Di'pdteh.
Miss Laura B. Warrington, Of Barnes
willie, Ohio, Is in the city visiting friends.
josie Kramer's wife presented him
with pretty little daughter on Monday
night. Josie is ahust 80 happy like q
bird on account Of dot.
We are glad to zee Mr.. VIM. Boggs in
the city again, after his late severe spell
Of sickness At his home in CadiE, Ohio.
W. J. W. Cowden, Eq., has returned
from visit to his home in Lawrence
county, Pa.
Mr.. VIM. Jones, OF the Seventh Ward,
has concluded TO visit the West in the
hope Of rsgainiug his health, which is so
feeble that his physicians have advised 3
change Of climate. Mr., Jones expects 10
leave in = day or two.
Mr.. j. Speed Thompson, Of Hinton,
registered al the ST, james yesterday.
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ACCIDENT AT rHR NARRows.-Arather
bad aeciden, occurred yesterday At the
place known as the NArrows, on the
road between this city and Moundsyille.
Mr.. John Haley and his son john were
driving down to Camp Meeting in light
spring wagon, and when about the middle
Of the Narrows they met ahnckster team
coming up to the city. Mr.. Haley's horse
took fright and ran of, and collided With
the huekster wagon. One Of the Hsleys
vas thrown ont and the other jumped
ont, but both alighted on the upper side
Of the road and were only slightly hurt,
their injuries amounting TO nothing more
than few trifling bruises. Their wagon
was badly smashed up, and the horse tore
himself loose from his iastenings and IN
attempting to pass the other team lost his
footing and rolled down the pseeipiee,
which is higher there than al any other
point on the road. The extent OF the ami
malls injuries has otbeen aseertained.
The huckster and his team got of wellcon-
sidering everything, the former being but
slightly injured aud the latter unhurt
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FoR SALE AT a BARGA1s.-valuable
property, desirable business location,
situated on the B. & o. Railroad, Neffs
Station, FIVE miles from Bellaire, 10 a
,hickly settled neighborhood Of we'll to do
farmers; two story building, nearly new,
in good condition; store house with good
cellar. II desired, stock Of goods and
household furniture will be sold with the
property. The present owner Is Rail.
road Agent and Postmaster. This L. one
Of the best points on the B. & o. Bail
road, and 4 good opening for an enter.
prising merchant. The only reason for
selling is Sailing health. Apply to G. N.
Rhodes 4 Co., Bridgeport, Ohio; Wheat,
Isett & Naylor, and the subscriber, on the
premises, or by mail TO Shields 2. o,
Belmont county, Ohio, ..
daw E. W. BAILEY.
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Az USpESIABLR TRUIH.-You deserve
to suffer, and II you lead q miserable, M
satiiaetory life In this beautiful world, II IL
entirely your own tAulL-your unreason-
able prejudice and Skepieism, which has
killed thousands Personal knowledge
aud eoumon sense reasoning will soon
show you that Green's August Flower viii
cure you OF Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia,
With all its miserable effects, sueh - sick
headache, pAlpisAtion Of the heart sour
stomach. hAbitaL eostiTeneES, dizziness Of
the head, nervous proStrAtion, low spirits,
DC. It's sales now reach every town on
the Western Continent and not DrugEist
bat will tell you Of It's wonderful cures.
Yol eau buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses Ein relieve. eod4N
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To BE Thoroughly happy, one must en-
joy perfect health. It Is not while We
are suffering Dyspepsia, Biliousness,
Constipation, Piles and kindred COM
plants that We can expect moments
happiness. We must frit rid ourselves
OF disease. As = household blessing
which has,brought light to hearts where
was only despair and Hretchednees CON.
mend rs 10 Llwsonb Curative. We know
It's many good qualities, its freedom from
anything harmful and the vast number
Of cures Ii has performed, consequently
have the utmost confidence in il. Don't
hesitate to keep bottle on hand. y
Large new 500 nIe and nearly three
times more for 81 90 -iaf . -sQeod
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How FORTUNE FAVORED A DESERVING
Pooh YouSG MAS.-The Marion In.
diana) CGTonieLs Of July 1lth gives q
lengthy description Of the good fortune
attending the sending by mail Of two dol.
lars to NJ. A. Daughpin, P. o. 992, New
Orleans, La, by Mr.. J. N. Hill, the
Western Union Telegraph operator and
news dealer in that town. He had never
before invested in such an institution, and
was agreeably surprised to find himself
by this bold venture lifted above want for
the rest Of bis life by the immediate pay
ment on the part Of the famous Louisiana
State Lottery Company Of $50, 600.
Reader, this has moral for you. May
you not be as equally fortunate3 v&W
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No OCCASION FOR ALARN.-There was
no reliable news yesterday from thesteam-
er Porter. The sensational reports which
we're flying about the city in relation
TO the whereabouts OF the boat were
without any foundation whatever in fact.
Our citizens really have nothing TO fear
from the dread disease, and there is GER
tainly no need to get excited. Keep cool.
The Porter il $50 miles away from US,
and there is no possibility Of her reach.
ing Us on the presentS,age Of water. Her
movements will be made known to the
public, and should there be rise suf.
6cient to permit her proceeding up the
river every precantion will Gbe taken to
prevent her leaving any Of the fever here.
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SoNE very 6ne irssen work il being
dobe in the Fourth Street N. E. Church,
and .shea-the- baildirg 10 re.op.ned for
service in the fall the congregation Who
are in the habit Of Worshipping there
viii be surprised The manner 10 which
the beautiful designs Of the artist have
been executed. The ventilation Of The
church has also been improved BY the ad .
dttion Of a couple Of windows in The rear
n tha nr,yan
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Journal reports: DRni
. I aoos = RscsiPts il,OW. .,i,.
SeAyy .old atA coal 70. ro al, .ti.,q
y 4oai So light 81 lOli IS ~, APPS
/, ca CATTLE Receipt. 800. ,Li,.
LOO. Steady aud frn; .bIn,i SaPsss
q 0oaS 40, butchers iAirly ~. st'a
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21

JUSTICE PHnLIrs.-Wm. Coleman and
Mrs. Joseph Coleman were before Justice
VIM. Phillips yesterday, charged with
creating 5 disturbance Of the peace.
Both cases were compromised.
Mary Dougherty Yesterday complained
before Justice Phillips that Peter Mort.
ariiy had created disturbance on 18th
street on Saturday night last The ex.
animation Of the case was postponed
until this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-21

A WARRANT vas issued yesterday by
the Clerk OF the Municipal Court for the
arrest Of Fred. Busner, who is charged
by Mrs. Mailen with behaving in q very
dlsorderly manner. The lady, who re.
sides in East Wheeling, alleges that Fred.
annoyed her by slamming her shutters 70,
and opening and closing her doors. He
viii have q hearing al the police court
this morning.