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New Castle for the purpose Of inquirins
into the circumstances If possible, in rel
gard 10 the skeleton that was dug up BY
some workmen one day last week just
below New Castle. At the time the re,
mains were exbumed there was nothing
by which they could be recognized viii
tie exception of a..scarf pin that remained
intact upon a necklie.
1t is thought by several persons that
the remains were those of u young man
who was drowned near the mouth Of the
Christiana creek last summer while on a
pleasure trip with Harry Enocn and
several others. immediately after the
body was lost large reward was offered
for the recovery, but up TO this time, ID
has never been found. The coroner will
take charge of the skeleton and pin, and
epdeavor TO find the friends.
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DAcoN.-chsstsr Sugar Cured Hama, Virginia
ID Breakfast Bacon, Sugar Cured shopiderA Clear
bdeA Plain Shoulder, al At current m9Ikst rAtea.
iell D, q kI8r, IN.
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River three feet and falling. Weather
very warm all day. Heavy rain with
hail in the evening.
The Telephone, which was due from
Cincinnati Tuesday evening, did not pass
up until 10 A. N. yesterday. She will
change her day down to Friday and will
be due at this point Friday evening.
The towboat Ironsides, with barges,
left for St. Louis yesterday morning.
The Mallie Ragon departed for Par.
kersburg at 103 o'clock.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual.
The Emma Graham passed down last
night for Cincinnati.
The 0'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh at
z o'clock this morning.
The Granite State, for Cincinnati, will
be due at this port this morning at 8
o'clock.
The Salt Valley, on her last trip down,
broke fauge, and has gone TO the banks
at Ironton for repairs.
The Courier will be the packet for
Parkersburg this morning at 10! o'clock.
1t Is rumored that the Wheeling and
Cincinnati packets, Andes and Hudson
contemplate entering the trade between
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati when the fall,
trade opens. II so, we will have, with
the addition OF the new Buckeye State, a
daily line.--Rasbrgh Conn., Gazette.
IBy Tsleaaph.I
PITTSBURGH, July 3.-Riyer 2 feet z
inches and falling, Weather clear and
warm.
MEMPHIS, July 3.-River fell inches,
and stands at 10 feet l inch. Raining.
CINCINNATI, July 3.-River 12feet and
falling. Weather warm and cloudy.
Arrived = Stockdale, Pittsburgh. De-
parted-Alice, Pittsburgh; J. D. Parker,
Memphis; Mary Houston, New Orleans.
VIcKsDuRG, July 3.-Weather rainy.
River fell A inches. No boats up. Down
-Donnally.
NASHVILLE, July S.-River failing; SO
inches on shoals. Departed-Hilluan,
Cairo.
EVANSVILLE, July 1.-Weather cloudy
and warm. River 10 ieet and stationary.
Up-Magefe Smith, Sunbeam, Idlewild,
Mary Miller. Dovn-Kalydid, Silver:
thorn, Morning Star.
ST. LouB, July 3.-Arrived.-Iron
Mountain, Pittsburgh; Dubuque. St. Paul;
Maude, Yicksburg; Golden Eagle, Keo-
kuk; Belle Of Memphis. Memphis. De.
parted-lron Mountain, Cairo; Golden
Eagle, Keokuk; Mitchell, st. Paul; Lewis,
Kansas City; scudder, Vicksburg. River
fallen two inches. Weather cloudy and
warm.
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NEW YORK, July s.-Flour = Firmer
superine western and State s. S5a4 90
common to good s. 1854 80, good TO choice
* 35a5 rs, white wheat extra IS S0a6 so
extra Ohio $iOOa5 70, St Louis s. s5a7 90
Minnesota patent process aud Wisconsin
So O0a7 rs. Wheat-Quiet; ungraded sprins
92a9Sc, No. s spring 9sa97c, No. 2,lSl or.
al Oh, No. l spring 81 06a1 OF, ungraded
red western winter 81 0Sa1 II, No. Q, 81 II
al II, ungraded white 81 10al IS, No. /
do 81 IS, No. 2 amber 81 0s. Rye-Dull
western 55a6ic, State 60a6lc. Barley and
Malt-Nominally unchanged. Corn--Ac'
tive and q shade higher; ungraded 4la4Ghc
steamer 441iai5Iic, No. 2, 45lia4sc, Kan
sas 46a461lc, yellow western 46a47 Nc. white
western 52Hc. oats-steady; No. ., 800
301<c, do white $50, No. /, Sic, white S6s
S61fc, western mixed 30aS21fc. Hay-Dul
and unchanged. Hops-Firm. Coffee
Quiet and steady; interior kio l2c. sugal
Quiet and steady; refining, fair to good
7j<a7Hc. Molasses-Quiet and steady
Rice-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Dull at 81 OK.
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On, for an iceberg.

Oh, Tor an ICEBERG.
"REp hot and still a heating"
WOULD the other side Of the sun be any
cooler?
INSURANCE companies take no risks or
burning weather.
The PostotIice will be open to-day
from Z to 830A.M.
Coon way to spend the Fourth. Stay
at home and take II cool.
THE girls don't like the new style o.
handkerchief. It Is scarcely large enough
to Hirt with.
The doctors say there Is very little
sickness among the children, considering
the extreme heat.
HENRY WEIsoERBER and Chas. steph'
ems are entered for the regatta at the mil,
itary picnic to-day.
JoHN MuLDoos was arrested yesterday
by Officer Dtfibaugh, for disorderly con
duct on Tuesday night.
A sELEcr picnic party will go out q
Mrs. Beagle's this morning at 81 o'clock
ria the "raging Hemp6sld."
PHILIP Fr7zlMMoss caught an eight.
pound salmon at Beech Bottom on Tues.
day evening, with hook and line.
THOMAS RANKS wss arrested in Pitts
burgh on Tuesday evening, and taken &c
Washington, Pa, yesterday, 10 answer
charge Of burglary.
YESTERDAY was so torrid hot that nc
one felt like bestirring himself enough &c
cause any trouble, and the consequence
was one Of the quietest days on record In
police circles.
DuRISa the month OF the existence Of
the new Nail City Building and Loan As.
ISOLATION, one hundred and twenty-eight
shares OF stock were redeemed. The
money nowse ellis at 80.
The quarterly conference Of the Fourth
Street N. e. Church, at recent meeting
decided 10 intermit the regular services
during the month OF July. II is probable
that the church will be closed for repairi
in August.
o. P, BouoHsER, OF Clarksburg, and
John L. little, OF shepherdstown, write
to the Adjutant General for Instructions
in regard 10 the organization oil military
companies. They are both organizing
companies in their towns.
YrsrERpAY Mike Flicker, a well
known Eas. Wheeling character, attempt
ed 10 cut loose handkerchief which he
had Tied about his throat, using q sharp
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EXCITEMENT AT MAssIsGTos.-A gen.
tleman who arrived from Warrington
last evening brings intelligence Of an ex-
citing incident which occurred in that
town yesterday morning. On the early
train from Baltimore arrived middle
aged German, whose actions were such
that he was suspected to be non oonlpos
mentis. This snrmise proved TO be
correct, and in short time the stran-
ger became very violent and DEM
onstrative. Drawing an ugly look
ing knife from his pocket he started
down street, aourishipg the weapon wick.
eddy atevery one whom he met. OF course
he was given a pretty wide berth, and
meeting with no opposition he became
more violent than ever, until the whole
town was in a ferment OF excitement, and
an effort was made to capture and dis.
arm the mailman. This was finally &c.
complished, the lnnatic being captured
about two miles from the city, land brought
back securely pinioned. The crazy man
was well dressed, and seemed to be in good
circumstances, as over 5000 in money and
a valuable gold watch and chain were
found upon his person. He also had a
ticket from Baltimore TO Chicago, but no
memoranda could be found that would
give the slightest trace Of his identity.
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BEILA1RE LocALs-The Bellaire
Lodge, No. S7S, /. o. o. F., at the regular
meeting last Monday, installed the fol-
lowing officers: Jos. Heatherington, N
G.; VIM. Fish, V. g.; Geo. D. Heatherine.
ton, Secretary; Treasurer. G. =. s. Baron
The Fourth Of July will be celebrated
It is thought, in very quiet way. The
Germans will hold a grand picnic al
Cochran's Grove, lovely place about
four miles south Of this city; the st.
Johns Church will amuse themselves UP
on Indian run; the boat club will picnic
al Cummin's Grove, and one Of our base
ball clubs intends to trip the fantastic
in the vicinity OF Benson's Ferry.
Rev. Gledhill, Of Bridgeport, O., de
livered a powerful temperance Grafton
last Tuesday evening at the Public
Square to very respectable crowd.
A suspicious set Of dark bued charac
tiers, claiming little trading boat, a
present moored at a point near the rail
road bridge here, "a their home, have il
the last few nights been seen prowling
about the streets and alleys in quest, no
doubt, Of whatever they can lay fingers on
These fellows are not aware that Bellaire
sports FIVE night policemen.
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SUFFERERS FROM HRADAoHE-Consti.
psted bowels, inward piles, costiyeness,
levers, torpid liver, yellowness OF the skin
and eyes, indigestion, dyspepsia and all de-
engagements OF the internal yiscera, are
cured by "swayne's Tar and Sarsaparilla
Pills" Unlike many other purgatives, they
do not irritate the stomach and bowels by
frequent use. They keep the system 10
healthy condition by arousing the torpid
liver TO healthy action and expelling by
the bowels and kidneys the matter that
poisous the foundation OF life. Be partic'
ular to obtain "Swayne's Pills" Price 25
cents box, at all leading druggists. In
Wheeling by LOGAN, LIST & Co. d&w
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CHICAGO, July 3.-Flour-Quiet but
steady; spring extras 81 25a4 90, western
extras 81 35a5 %, Minnesota extras 81 Goa
6 90, patents IS 0oas 80, super6nes 50 25a
as rs, winter extras S. 00a6 90. Wheat
Strong and higher: No. 2 Chicago spring
92kc cash, 90I1ae0Hc July, S21Sas2<c
August, No. 8 at SIC. Corn-Actiye, firm
and higher at 371<aS79Sc cash and July,
371<a37asc August, rejected S41c. Oats
Quiet and steady at 2Ss<c cash, 229<c Au.
gust, 22Kc September. Rye-Firmer q,
4sa4skc. Barley-Firmer at 4s1c. Pork
Fairly active and shade higher at 50 Is
cash, So 221fa9 % August, 50 S71fa9 40
September. Lard-Unsettled but gener.
ally lower, closing firm at So TAX cash,
SO S0a6 s2h August 50 90a6 92h septem'
Der. Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky-Nominally unchanged.
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EoR RENT
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE
COAL AND FARM LANDS,
Including an Undivided 0ue.fifth o.
"Bogss Run Mining Compaby's"
Property, for Sale.


J. II. stallmAn 4 Co.
Jo.eph b. + Ford g. al. IL eHA-'
BY virtue Of decree Of tho County Court q Oil
Aprii, ISIS, the undersigned Commissioner will on
SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1873,
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock A. ~, at the front door Of
lie Court House Of ohio county, In the ely OF
wheeling sell at public auction, ihe following par
GELS Of land:
rows on The 0hio river In MInhAll couHty, 1dlon'
inZ land. tf A. Thompson and olhersI subject 10
~ risht Of way, dc., Of The h. 4 o. L. H. Co, BE-
log Ibe land conveyed 10 deisnd!nt, J U. Ford,
by Adams Dodsou by deed Of April 2, ISL, -,
2. A tIaet Of about acres Of Coal Land, with
the rishi 10 mine the SINE, dc., being tame land
coayeyed 10 aid Ford by VIM. Nc Neehen by deed
recorded 10 MGrshRll COUNTY, In Iced Book Nc. l6.
ne undivided one-hIlI Of I514 aerts on
BroEn's run, In MIuhAll county, beng same and
oonyEyFd 10 nid Ford by A. Dodson By deed Of
there IL tenant hOuss With larse vineyard oil A.
4 A trirt q acres In Marshiil county, and alo.
AtrAct Of about SeTes Of coal bRlng same land
conveyed 10 aid FORD by Samuel OFT and other
hy deed recorded In petd Book 30. 9, age SsS
About Iaa Of said trseIot acres Is bottom land
fronting on the Ohio riIsr and will BE- sold toseih'
aor IN lots, q may Be deemtd Edyiahle.
s. A traet Of about Sefes Of toal, With the iigh
II mining the Rme, n conytye1 10 sud Ferd y
Geo. Blake by deed Of record In DEED Book No; II
rGre 21l. Tracts Nos. 2, I and Adloln each Other
and form one body Of coal.
8. The undIV del oie.gfLh Of the property com
Inonly known As "koeEs Bun Mining Coz" Goa
land, being the interest Of aid Fo'd 10 the bAmA
This extsnEIe and valuable property lies partly II
Ohio and partly In snshall counties. and en-
braces aboat 3S ses Of surface and about t6S A'Tsi
Of coal. Upon II thee f. DOW opened ard In iue,
esaEful operation 3 coal miDe. which 10 eood
Uogkint order and condition. The improvement
are within the limits Of the dty Of wheeling, and
Immediately on the lice Of the B, o. r.
Sl1 Minlpg Company L now supplying iron,
thIs mine 10 pan the cCal used BY ssid Railroad
TnRss ov sALE-ope- third In cash, and the bal.
anes In thre EQUAL annual payments, with Interest
from tbs day OF sale, the purchMers 10 give noul
with approved personal security for The delefre
plyments, and 10 lecrIe the same by proper dtedl
Of trust on the property sold, bot With liberty q
each purehNtr 10 pay all or greater loportion q
The purchase money than one-third In cash.
Piap showing the property Of Bogss Run Min
Ing Company and also The other coal lands together
with plat q the subdivision Into lots oil the 4
acres Of bottom land mentioned, and The deeds
above referred 10. may 10 teen on application to
the Com miisioners. ]. F. J0SE3,
A. J. CLARKE,
Special Commissioners.
n Austtn,..ar iRG-efsl
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SICK AND AFFLICTRp.-In order that all
may test the great virtues Of DR.. swaynes.
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry we have
Issued trial bottles at % cents. No family
should be without this valuable medicine,
as oltentimes a single % cent bottle will
cure recent cough or cold, and thus pre-.
vent much suffering and risk Of life. 1t
also cures asthma, bronchitis, liver com.
plant, and enriches and purifes the blood,
giving tone and strength to the entire sys-
ten.
"a deem It my duty to tell the world what
'Dr. swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry has done for me. had violent
cough, night sweats, sore throat, great
weakness, with severe attacks Of hemor.
rhage; gave up all hopes OF recovery. lam
now cured, q sound and hearty man. Ed.
ward Il. Hanson, engineer at sweeney's
Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed, and /
still remain q healthy man." Sold by Drug
gists. Trial bottles % cents. Large size
81 90. Logan, List & Co.. Wholesale
Agents. d&w
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LIVER IS KING.-The Liver is the impe-
rial organ OF the whole human system, as
It controls the life, health and happiness
Of man. When It is disturbed in its proper
action, all kinds OF ailments are the natu-
raj result. The digestion Of food, the
movements OF the heart and blood, the
action Of the brain and nervous system,
are all Immediately connected with the
workings Of the Liver. II has been sue.
cessiuliy proved that Green's August
Flower Is unequalled in curing all persons
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com.
plant and all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition OF
the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to
try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns
on the Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that it is Just what you want.
pndHw
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PHILADELPHIA, July S.-Flour-Quiet;
superfne s. 5OaS 90, extra s. 0Oa4 81, fam
ily 81 5oa6 90; high grades IS 50a6 90.
Wheat-Quiet and firm; western red 06a
97c, old do 81 GOAL 05, amber 81 O5a1 10,
white ST 10. Corn-Steady; yellow 45c,
mixed 4Shc. Oats Quiet but stesdy;
white western 30aS2c, western mixed 2Sa
SOC. Rye-Quiet54a56c. Provisions-Quiet
and steady. Mess Pork-sl0 70 Beef
India.mess 17c, sweet picked hams 11a12c,
picked 9a91fc, green Ease. Lrd-steady;
butchers exc, city kettle 7Ac. Butter
-Nominally unchanged. Eggs-Dull; wes-
tern at 10allc. Cheese-Quiet. Petroleum
Weak; refined 10%c, crude SkaShc.
Whisky-Steady; western 81 90.
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LADIES SOCIAL USloN.-The ladies Of
the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church have re-
Gently organized an association known
as the Ladies' Social Union, the object oil
which Ia 10 give musical, literary and So
cial entertainments, and thus furnish ia
cilities for more general social inter
course amongst the members. The off
GERS OF the Union are as follows: Presi
dent, Mrs. Rev. A. c. George; First Vice
president, Mrs. l. Warren; Second Vice
president, Mrs. J. Wagner; Secretary
Miss B. Miller; Treasurer, Mrs. d. q
LET, jr; Executive Committee, the above
named ladies and Mrs. J. speidel, Mrs. J
E. Hughes, Mrs. II. K. List, Mrs. A. J.
CLARK, Mrs. Fl. c. Morgan, Mrs. A. W
Bat,elle, Mrs. G. W. Brockunier, Mrs. g
K. Wheat, Mrs. R. Fl. List, Mrs. G. N
Coen, Mrs. J. B. Anderson, Mrs. DR.. 7: Fl
Logan, Mrs. A. Little, Mrs. ]. Carlin
Mrs. r. H. Cochran and Miss A. Taylor
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PERSONAL PorRTs.-Mr. Frank Ben.
der, formerly Of the W. o. Tel. office IN
this city, iS here with his wife, Waiting
relatives.
DR.. J. NJ. Pipes, Of the Eighth Ward, L
rusticatipg ut Chautauqua Lake.
Glenn. Scott, Of New York, autographs
ed at the Mcclure yesterday. :.
VIC Brown, Esq, OF Kipgwood, Ii
stopping at the stamm.
Mr.. Morris Dorsey, late clerk oil The
steamer Fanchon, Is lying dapgeronsly
III al the residence Of bis sister, Mrs
Chapline, on Market street. Morris Ii
we'll known on the river, and his many
friends will be sorry 10 hear Of his criti'
cal condition.
Mr.. Cyrus Howard, Of the firm OF How,
ard Bros., was taken with the typhoid
fever yesterday, and by the advice Of the
attending physician was removed to hi
home at stenbenyille. We hope to sec
him out soon again.
Mr.. John Russell, OF this city, yester.
day procured Of Mr.. John Bailie passage
in the steamship Brittanic, Of the White
Star Line, for Europe, and will sail OF
John F. o'Malley, Esq, and lady, o.
Pittsburgh, are among the late arrivali
at the Mcclure. Mr.. oMalley is a prom
Using young attorney Of the Pittsburgh
bar, and has good many friends in this
III. Samuel Adams, the we'll known
dry goods clerk, left for Louisville, Ky.
on Tuesday night, on a visit to relatives
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A HEAVY thunder storm passed over
the city aud vicinity about 7 o'clock last
evening, flooding streets and pavements,
and washing cutters and sewers clean.
The rain literally poured down for a
time, leaving the ground in no condition,
We judge, for the sylvan festivities which
had been arranged for the day we cele.
brale. With the exception Of tree or
two being blown down, and an awning
wrecked, we heard OF no damage having
been done by the storm.
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SUIT FOR SLAsDER.-For come weeks
past there have been rumors afoat TO the
effect that difficulty between two minis
terra Of the Catholic church was about to
result in suit for Islander. On Tuesday
last the various reports assumed tan.
gible form, and II was generally known
on the street yesterday that the defendant
In the suit was Rev. Father Kreusch,
pastor Of St. Alphonsus Church, and the
plaintiff Rev. Alois Casanova, who
about q year ago was the assistant
pastor ST. Alphonsus. Messrs. Russell
and Stiiel, the attorneys for the plain
tiff, on Tuesday entered proceedings in
the Municipal Court Of Wheeling Tor the
recovery Of $4,000 from Rev. Kreusch,
which they claim as damages for alleged In
Jury done their clients character BY deien.
dant. The Clerk Of the Court was directed
10 serve summons upon Father Kreusch
10 thir effect, but as the declaration Of
plaintiff 3 counsel has not yet been filed
The precise ground upon which the
action ia based has not transpired. We
understand, however, from very good an-
thorily, that during the time Rev. Casan"
ova served as assistant pastor Of st. AL.
phonsus he did not get along very well
with Father Kreusch, and finally the
breach between them became so wide that
he resigned his charge and left the city
1t Is stated that Rev. Casanova claims
that after be left the city, and took up his
residence elsewhere, Father Kreusch
wrote 10 the church officials where he had
connected himself, letters rejecting sc,
ysrely upon his character. This is about
all that can be gathered Of the case al
present, but the details will no doubt be
made public when plaintiffs declaration
is filed.
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TIE public installation Of the officers
Of the lodge Of Knights Of Pythias at
Elm Grove took place In the new Elm
Grove Hall last evening, before a large
audience Of the friends Of the Order from
the city and the surrounding country. A
grand ball followed the ceremonies, Cock.
agnes orchestra furnishing the music.
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AT hearing Of disturbance case be.
fore South Side Justice, day or two
ago, the prosecuting wi,ness-a native Of
the North OF Ireland-in describing the
assault upon her, said, with the richest
brogue: "He hit me lump up in the
forehead and gave me two kicks. oh,
me heart is broke, God knows tits, wild
dem two kicker
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THIS Is awful growing weather. Yes
terday an Island Granger had walking
match with a pumpkin vine across hi'
place. The vine came out about two row
OF corn ahead oil the Granger, and then
"a il 10 give still more evidence Of It's su-
perior ability, took run and jump over
high fence at the end OF the heat,
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Largest and FinestAssortu.,,, ),
Goods in the Civ, ''

r., -9NNlloQ.
~, So'p 1, REL 10 cans, Clans 10 TN, I,.,
Ssh. Lunsh Tongue In anJ, PoIisI ~ Rhs
Snieken, fotted Turkey, &, ~, ~, "a ". ~
LohslefSy Salmon, Fine Ip6,,vsl.II.nl -
california Canned Good, Iurh y "pa ~ 4 u
tear, de., Olives In bottles issS..' "a lltsS
psfry syrupa, RlIpbtrry s,nn. v,lfshssS
alhioea syrub., TIplioa suu5, Snali sTnS
Sellsfy al, UliTo Oh, AnehoII, ssst5asA H1ii
CuiIAnuI EllTonng EXTRACT f,S.S,t.aa Ia
A;o large and veil ssls;t.S S, -
which We pay special IilGniios 4 iILgS
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AT Bridgeport yesterday boy who
was stealing ride on the bumper Of a
car on the c. & P. road undertook 70
jump of, and missed bis footing and fell
through the lower railroad bridge. He
was not seriously hurt, his injuries being
confined 10 slight cuts and bruises.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-04

wErsoERBER AND FEIs1Se AGREE Tc
Row.-Messrs. G. W. Weisgerber, OF The
Brown Boat Club, and Louis Felsing, o.
the Nail City Club, with their friends
met again last night, at the Spring Gar
den Saloon, TO talk over the prospects o.
a match. Finally, the men agreed to
row a three.mile race, over the Kate'i
Rock course, for $500 side, the winner
Of the stakes to be also entitled to the ex'
cursion money. A forfeit Of $50 each
was put up, and second meeting will BIZ
held at the same place next Monday
evening to complete the arrangements fol
the race.