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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

TOLEDO, June 25.-wheat-Firmer am
Der Michigan spot at 81 OF, seller July csc
No. red winter 81 o.. No. 2 do spot 81 90
seller July exc, seller August soc, No.
do s5c, No.2 Dayton aud Michigan 81 90
rejected Wabash Tic. Corn-Dull; high
mixed Ss<c, No 2 spot S74c, seller July
$50, seller August soc, rejected soc, dam
aged sic. oAt4-Inactiye; No. 2 held q;
Pike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26
RAILROAD BoSDs-Quiet
E-.wp pa,,nu g.a.5w

EkA1IhVNU UVNU3-VUINI1
STATE BONDS Steady.
sTooKs-The market was dull and ireg.
ular, closing firm and kal per cent higher
for Lake Shore and Granger shares, about
l per cent lower for Pacific Nail, HaH
lower for Western Union and New York
Central, Il higher for Lackawanna, and
the remainder OF the list without impor.
tant change.
The earnings Of the Milwaukee d St.
Paul Railroad for the third week Ia June
Increased $4,000.
Transactions aggregated 5000 shares,
OF which 400 were Erie, $1,000 Lake
Shore, 5000 Northwestern, 1900 Rock
Island, 5000 ST. Paul, $4,000 LaekawannA,
5000 Michigan Central, 2,4O0 ohios, 5000
Western Union and 1000 Pacific Mail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26
wheeling Callle MARKET.

WHEELING, June Is, 1878.
Live stock received at the Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last week:
CATILE-Reeeipts IS head; sod, COWS and
bulls at Vase; medium steerS and heiters
SaSEc. choice SSla4kc. Demand for cat.
tie fair.
Hoes-Arriyals 81 head; sold at from 81
aShc.
sHEEr-Anivals is head; sold at SKA
SIC.
iANBs-AnivAls SS head, sold at 4Sla5c.
CALvEs-In good demand at 81 00al0 90
per head.
FREsH cows-In good demand at ss5 90
AS 90 per head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

EAST LIBERTY. June 25.-CATTLE-Re.
eeipts to-day 4L5 head Of through and 7ll
Of local supply. Few buyers and prices OF
fully 1fe from last week.
Ho6s-ReesIpti to-day 10 head. York.
en- IS s5aI oS, PhilAdslphlGS ~ S5a4 IS.
sHEEP-ReeeiptI today $500 head. Sell.
Ing q 8 10a4 Is,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

sEEDs-rnothy seed, 81 40 per bush.
clover IS 80.
sALT-Per barrel, 81 90.
TALLow-7fc for country.
ToBAcco-Eavies, 65a60c; twists, 66A70c.
WHEELING sroGlEs-Per LOCO, $40 6oa
llbO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana stocks

NEW YORK, June 25.-MoSEY-Clo.es
easy at 2as per cent Prime mercantile
paper SAX per cent. Customs receipts
$3i0,0 The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000. Cleariugs 100000. Sterling at
4si94A4.s71S. Produce exports s. S25, 900.
GoLD-Steady at l0ox. Borrowing rates
Vas 1874 per cent
INSTRUMENTATION
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

PITTSBURGH, June IS. Petroleum =
Crude unsettled at 81 SIX at PArker's for
Immediate shipment; refined unchanged.
on CRY, Pa, June 25.-Petroleum-
The market opened weak with sales at
81 I41!, declined to 81 Tx, closing steady
81 l3f bid. Shipments 1900 barrels; az.
erage $4,000. Transactions 250, 900 barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26
THE HYGEIA HoIEL
OLD PoISr COMFORT. Va

Situated within 100 yards Of Fort Monroe oren
al the year, with ample opacity for COO guest.
Has all modern Improvements, elevator, gls and
electric bells In Every room, plter, bathrooms
and elossts on each hoor. SIX daily mIilI, AID
tsIesnph ofnee. Fifteen to twenty nnt.elIn steam
ers Lard daily, except Sunday, 80 yards from the
door. Superior beieh for bathing At dooF-Tteps.
and good from Nay until November. Boating;
hshins and driving especially attractive. Send
iot elrculn describing hygIenie advantages. TermI
g. 90 70 - 50 per dsy, according 70 location Of
number In room, length Of say etc.
mys II. PHORBus, Propr Ietor.
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Each package contains Dr.. saniordb Improved
InhalLnR Tubs. With tul directions for use IN ali
cases, PlIee, 500. For sale by all MheleSAlg aud
Retail Drugglsu throughout The United States and
Canada. WEEKS d POTTER, General Agents
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Agents Wanted for the Illustrated
Universal History

Clear ead cOneiis RiItOry u al nGlioai
Commencing with the Earliest Periods and end
Ing with tho most recent lmp1rtlnt EyentI 1p-
eludiny the Tsreo- Rvifias Var, Il Q AdmlnistrA-
Low price quick tales, xtra terms. Address
my37 &c. MecuaDI q CO., PhllleeloaIa, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

cILIT Of WEST VIRGINIA, CITY OF
SEHEELISs.
30, Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
J4sFIsoarsou and GeOrEe Hilbert, partners
I1sI bsLssH II thompson 1 hib6efd,
u
Ts7au q. Britt Ind OihEn. In ChanoeTy.
bI Is1s, snIhfeI By aid Court on the 18th
ND Ny, l!S. 10 the IosTs entitled eauss, 1t Is
HsrSI isIst asdtfhgBsl Commissioner Of aid
6usln aEt Itlit sad rspgIi an loGuni showing
In. he lishS, thsf respective lnouns and
EEind, Bpoa The real ts.Ate 10 the bill men
snA
.sln4 he nITEtl value OIL sid real estAte.
iAiri AnJ ether facts the Commissioner mAy
~ pstiOSn', OF which may X required BY any
EJhlstefaL
GtSiiRAIol nd decree the publloAtiou Of
aiS5ad OsII EetE iR four I1ocesIlIs weeks
III aH HultnI % personal SetVies upon the
Esia u lkilIuiL
kI6s h h,itbJ iiTcn that | have hIed upon
sEIrtiJ. he 18th day Of July, 1873 At 10 o'clock
49, BtAs tine, Id my otscs, No lSs2 Chspllne
~ d he tity d RhStlInF, ~ the plsce, for a.
R7sns nd stating The matters 10 aid decree
sshood ". J. ". COWDES,
nzsiuiood Of Municipal court Of Wheeling.
tIHTs 3 so'kitOr iut HIinnfA lsl2.T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26
DHGNIx SALOON q RESTAURANT
No, 6 WARRINGTON Hall.

ThI, a,sbllshmsn. Ia, been CITED up r,s.ruls.,
Of txBenSe, and 10 without doubt the handsomest
and most attractive place Of the hind In the rlty
The hstlurant cannot Be SURPRISED any whore,
and the Bar contains the choicest Wines, Liquors
and GghrS. Clam coup every morning and even
street, eVsry Saturday evening b.. HrameT's unri.
yallhd nfeheafrl fes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26
A NAN WHOM rHEY DID TAKE 10

The Capt. Of the City Of Richmond hs.
been 10 the Inmau service, with q brief
| intsrludo, since 1850. he Is Of iSmily
Of remarkable nayigatorS, his brother be.
ing Commodore Of the Cunard Line:
The world Ilrsady knows comfortable OF
him Of whom / HEilS, and / want 1t 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26
The wheeling voyagers Did Not
Take 10 Theodore Tilton on
the steamship City OF Rich.


Take 10 Theodore Tilton on
the steamship City OF Rich.
mona.
During the whole voysse he was stead.
lily stunned, and in all conversations was
met.phor,cally spit upon. shipbOard is
ever the mOst compsnionable Of places.
Tilton is colloquially one Of the most
gifted Of men, even allowing for his her.
culean vanity. But he could not have
been more hopelessly isolated in the
heart Of Sahara. NObody looked at him,
nobody spoke to him. The 6rst day out
he ate at table near a handsome young
Southern lady, and she quietly the next
meal had the chief steward change her
seat, There was no ostentation 10 the
act. Il was merely the subdued but de.
cisiye difference any we'll bred person
would pay polecat. OF goodly figure
and striking face, he has been q pariah
Apollo the entire journey. Except Judge
Fullerton, whom he has hung to, night
and day, and tough little Russian who
has occasionally played chess with him,
Theodore Tilton has been as remote and
bapished 10 this steamer.load Of neigh.
borly travellers as though he were cling.
ing to a spar, shipWrecked and alone, IN
mid ocean.
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JUICE FULLERToY.


Hilton paid this doughty old lawyer's
fare for the sake OF his society, the latter
has had the sorry end Of the bargain.
Wherever Fullerton has been, Tilton has
been there every time. The lawyers
company was desirable and sought after
a. much as bis outcast cbum's was ayoi.
ded. Bnt'te say 3 word TO Fullerton was
to have Tilton skip eomplaeently mp and
put his ear into the conversation. This
10 q minute or 40 invariably broke up
the meeting. Fullerton would sometimes
try 10 hide behind the windy side OF the
big tunnels, or catch a brief respite BY
inspecting the steerage. But Tilton new
er left him alone long. BE ate, drank
and slept with him, and the occupants
Of an adjoining stateroom told me be
kept the poor lawyer awake several
hours one night reading some poems Of
recent Tiltonian manufacture.
Fullerton's general manner, while it
betrayed the shop all the time, bespeaks
,be master legal mind. He has secured
the pinnacle Of Yankee glory In being a
staple subject Of newspaper proddipg,
and in having race horse named alter
him.
Everybody likes Fullerton, even Bee.
cher, whom he legally perforated until
the latter's testimony was as full OF holes
AZ creedmore target, says Fullerton lie
q splendid fellow.
/ am afraid the ships people, however,
will never quite understand him. BE has
dubbed with the steward about the
grammatical wording Of the bill Of fare
disputed with the chief officer on vital
nautical points; questioned the sailor
sharply as 10 their duties and doingsi
tried TO make the chief engineer falsify
himself on mechanical knowledge
astounded the good surgeon BY running
Gre Of carping anatomical inquiries, and
made general terror Of himself BY know
| ipg everything and seeming TO doubI
eyerybody's fitness or veraeity. Il Il
merely the legal ins,anet running rio
under the glorious txhllaration Of sal
air. know be il tingling 70 pin 4 cab
man in corner Of the dock and cross
question him on his past misdeeds unit
the wretch gladly drives him all owe
Liverpool with never q penny over
charge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26
CAPITAL PRIZE, sSo,OH'
,,s.rfEETs AT Two DOLLARS EACt
w. EIIF.TiCEETs. one DOLLAR.
,,-r ne ppI7El

10 ms IsSgahns to-.......''''''''--'''''silu''W
l.,sisl. uarapUoIIns l,suu wanted a. al
rs!sssi p5lslI, TO shGm liOsrL COMPENSATION
I,s5,tds lsr rate, to clubs should only be
u'lnstht H,as O1ste 10 Neg Orleans.
Tbu tisIIlJ ,nlins full AdlreI, for further
si,s,,yl,n ~ sod nfdsfI 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

Manifested oittmes in Secondary Symptoms,
Nodes, Rheuastism, White dwellings, Diseased
Bones Ulcers, slIu Disease etc, And all dl,easss
arising from mal.treaiment whore the Constitution
Is broken down from the terrible effects Of mercury.
II you know Of remedy whereby fellow being
can dod relief from suffer ng Is 1t no, eriniosl TO
,ppp,ss, that knosIedgef ehould motives Of IalSs
dslIesey prevent you heraldins forth the neut
Do We then need TO cloak our language in mem
ingleis words and % ftSbly express Ourselves that
those suffering can not undestand for what diseases
SWANS PAHAcKA Is particularly useful Hum
dreds are suffering from iafatsd eOnaautiOAi, being
eaten up BY dlsaN, dSItrpyfng tAsir boAo dad co.,
Tvnfna tAeH, who may be relieved, and the great
mih Of Them cured, BY this remedy. We beg TO
ASSURE our readen II does not contain any merea-
rial ingredients, and can b tlksn BY either R1
with impunity and will never ipjure. Please bear
thI, particularly 10 mind.
sWAin's PAsAcEL has received the endorsement
Of the principal medical men Of this country far
IL marvellous cures Prof.. valentire Mott, Of this
cty; Prois. Chapman and Devices, 0. Philadelphia,
and hundreds Of Others have commended It.
Prepared only NJ ssaim's Laboratory, South
Seventh Street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia. aAd
for slle by druggists generally.
Pamphlets giving is rASge u USE 10 Be had gratis
on application 70 DR.. Franklln steuiit, MedieIl
Director, a. above. nyT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26
MARTINS
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.

no. IlSs AAaKET ST., u he only hrit.ela,i Rs,.
lauraai IN he city. Il Il the only Restaurant thai
has separate rooms for ladies' or whore you can fnd
that quiet eleanllnes, Of home, combined
Nth the best esisfs that can Be found In the cIty
REDUCTION OF PhICE-RfgulAr Dinner
With one Kind Of meat, three hind, Of vegetables
one cup Of la, eofee or milk, one kind Of desert
for rs cent?
Oyster, Fl.h and ali the delicsas. Of the ..s.ou
constantly on hand. mys0
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wAErHAN, MSS, Jan. 9, $50.
PSI purchased the RADICAL CrnE OF GEO.
Il. ROGERS, DruggiIt, Rumlord B1Ilding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22
The Bard Of Cedar-Mere.
RECoLLECTIoNs OF BRYANT AND HIS ?

RECOLLECTIoNs OF BRYANT AND HIS PRCU-
The New York Sa lAsdIis Star gives some roc.
objections OF Bryant and his home at Cedar
Nee where thirty years OF his life were
>pent. The writer says:
III IS The impression OF the RoSlyn people
al Mr.. Bryant has not left much property,
theTe are many richer men in ROslyn, bat
IoDt who have left an Impress upon the place
k his. He has been public benefac or in
'niributing so largely toward rendering all
hat part of ii under his control beautiful and
picturesque. He contributed largely to all its
charities, and one OF his peculiaritieS was that
grown on his farm to be sold After the wants
of his family were provided for, he would have
his wagons loaded up and sent round to dis
tribute grain, vegetables and fruit te the Door
especially In the winter time.
He did not seem particularly fond OF his chill
dren, though he was always kind and benev-
client; lie never rode while at X Islyn, but
would go a-fOOt for miles around. Sometimes
when he met you he would be very kind and
Soclable, then again he would pass yol, head
hanging down, and not seeming TO notice you.
A lady remembers being present when he went
down 10 the boat 10 meet large party of gen
tlemen. Being then in social mood, he en-
tertained them Wi h an interesting account Of
Lis travels in the south. Receiving company
was not specially at Roslyn.
There was never great deal OF society, but
What there was, was OF the very best charac-
ter. Mr.. Bryant seemed to prefer entertain
ing distinguished foreigners, and he was espe-
cially fond Of Italians If he entertained au-
thOrS they were also of the highest grade
Many wears wears ago James Fenimore Cooper and
y. L. Willis used 10 be a great deal at Cedar
mere; also Mrs. Forrest, wife of Edwin For
est, visited the BryantS frequently, and could
e seen walking in the neiShborhOod with
Bryant often, on pleasant days. But he could
not be depended upon TO entertain visitors.
lie would often go about his business lust
the same whether there were company or not
In his dress he was exceedingly plain. al
ways when at Roslyn. but perfectly neat In
manner he was very quiet and unassaming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22
Retractation Of Padre Curcf.

LONDON, Monday.-The following act of re-
tractation was forwarded to the Pope on the
29th of April:
Holy Father-The priest Charles Mary
Curci having become aware that his recent
writings and acts have caused scandal
to some. as has been remarked to him by
pl0uS and learned perSOnageS, and DESTROYS of
avoiding even the shadow of suspicion on hi
part, comes to throw himself at the feet of
your Holiness, to declare that he aihereS
fully, and without any reservation of heart OR
feelings, to all the teachings and all the pre-
scriptiOns Of the Catholic Church, and in par
tfcular to all that the Sovereign POntiffs, and
qul. e recently your Holiness, in the Encyc ical
letter IncItabili,' &c, teach as to the temp Dral
power Of the Holy See. He deplOges any an
hoyanees which his acts or writings may have
caused to your Holiness or your predecessor,
as he always entertained the sinceresr sentf-
ments OF flial homage of and most dOcile OBJ
ditnce The Vicar of Jesus Christ, to whom. he
submits his judgment as the sole and lie gti-
mate judge competent to decide on what e IN
duces to the real usefulness and veritable ben
eft OF the Church and the welfare of souls
He makes this declaration as a sincere Ca hO-
lie, as he always has been and still rem aims :;
and While withdrawing all that your HOline 8
deems worthy Of censure, he places himself en-
tirely In your hands, ready to follow every
where and always your infallible directions.
(Signed) CHARLES MARY CURCI,
PrieStn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

Is sERVANT-GIRL en- titled to character
1rnm her mis- rSSS? The Queens Bench Division
OF the High Court OF Justice in Ireland has de-
cided IN. question in the negative in an action
recently o. ought against aclergyman's wifcl or
act sustaining written character" The
Nhelp" gave her mistress q months notice,
ana was told that she could go at once, If she
lket. She went away then and there, but re-
ster fe1 Gay 20 ASK ior Written char
reques, stating that the girl had cOndu sted
rse isoberly, quietly and honestly for space
requer. She subsequently applied for another
situation, producing the written character
Inc lady stated that she would prefer an in Ter
view with her former mistress. The plaintiff
then went to the latte, who said: "As can
only speak the truth you had better rest salts
heo with your written testimonial" The two
i.,Gles net, and the plaintiff received letter
20 the Ell ,ct that her character was not salts.
factory. The court has decided that serv ants
my under certain circumstances claim
discharge, but they have no legal right to a
character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22
A Darkey Church Song in South
Carolina.

A few days ago, while several miles from the
Village, was riding slowly along the public
highway, when the faint echoes Of a song
reached my ears, being borne as il were on the
afternoon breeze from some unknown distance
ahead. Proceeding onward, the SCUM Is grew
more and more distinct, until finally, by effect
ing halt, ] caught among others the words:
Now it is said that women possess greater
degree of curiosity than men, but venture
the assertion that no womanS curiosity ever
reached higher pitch than did mine at that
time; Tor what connection Chamberlain"
Daniel H. could have with Heaven" and
Angels" was certainly beyond my cOmpre-
hen>ion. Riding .iEtle further on espied TO
the right, some several hundred yards from
the road, AN openi az supposed To be a field,
from which was now confident that the sin
gular sounds proceeded. Turning my horse
In that direction rode cautiously through a
narrow strip Of dense woodland, not knowing
what moment / might be at a c0lored camp
meeting, or disturb the harmonious meeting
on Union league. But, startling revelation
Behold dozen or more-of Afric's sons and
daughters In the center of large cotton field,
shouting at the top OF their voices:
When git TO heaven
W hat shall ser
Ill Sc de algel,
A lookin' artor Inc.
Ehoras-W no shiIl vote far?
Who shil vote fur
" hu sLili v lie fuT?
D-ni,l IL Cha nbeIl sin.
This does not SIGNIFY any particular love for
Inc crafty Daniel, for upon questioning one ne
Ia OImed me that IL was zone OF de church
sungs," and Ina. he would vote Tor u ". Hamp-
ton next fall.-GCor. Chdrted5n Neps and
Courier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

A s LOCKING CASE OF INDECENT ASSAULT
u on three little girls by a man named George
iaynald was developed yesterday In the east
aiyned bcfore Justice Farlow, and the evil
dence of the three girls-Katie and Frances
Moaie and May Reas-receiyed. Mary ReaS,
at the ins ance Of whose molher MAYNARD was
arrested, is only six years old. a I'd her two
companions are ten and twelve They a
Iestined 10 the circumstances of the assaults
in positive manner. Justice Farlow released
the accused on $1,000 bail for the action OF The
grand jury, L: j. Codd, his employer, beoon-
lag his security--t Bdit. Gazette. SIst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

RI, Thursday, George Tiffany, II years old
s,n OF wealthy gentleman in New York, with
his tutor, VIM. Smith, were fishing on the
the rocks. His tutor sprang In 10 save him,
and both were drowned. Smiths body was
r.coyered. Efforts are being made to recover
that VI the boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

HE KINDER STRANGLED."-Wm. Cathie,
Germania Hotel, at Long Bran IN, Nj. Tn lrs-
day.. Appearances indicated that the man
had been murdered and dragged into the hotel
YARD. is reported that Cathie fell sick bv
the roadside and was assisted BY a man nam d
Smithy. who tod some of the hackmen that e
dragged Cathie along the rold aud into r g
yard. smithy. when asked how he died,
he kinder Strangled."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

THE Detroit Free Press presents the ques-
ton. Are watefmel0ns healthy" Much de
prise OF the old gentleman's dog.-[Byfa'o
Earnest ChriStiQR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-22

~ The third Illinois district congressional
democratic convention, at Columbus, NOM.
nat I'd George A. Beckueu by reclamation,
St. Landry democrat., 1878-03-02
Miscellaneous.

A ststement has been prepared in the
Office of the secretary of the treasury
showing that since 1891 to the close of
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1875, the
sum of 1895, 1927 $500 has been paid out
to the various classes OF pensioners. In
1871 the disbursements were $34, ,O24,-
990.21. 1t is probable that there will be
a decrease in these large disbursements
hereafter.
The department. of agriculture an
nounces that the climate and soil of
Florida, Lower California and portions
of Texas are we'll adapted to the growth
of the coffee plant. Great warmth of
climates not essential to its development.
1t thriyes best in regions where extremes
of heat and cold are not experienced. In
Lower California and Florida wild coffee
with many characteristics of the culti-
waited plant, is very abundant. The
importations Of coffee into the United
States during 1876 were nearly 34O,-
100000 pounds, at cost of nearly
$57, 900, 900.