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, 1879-04-29

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CAT"rLE-1cccivoh slnEIng sundo, ,.,,
:, 00; SAME time Inst wruk, .,D.,7 ~" ~. Monaar
ns will to scun, warn light, 20 tong wav
nycfnga, and, unrr fn!rty active conas 1's" tho
mind, tho market Developed rmct tona -. IT,
characterized II for n,stt,cr u, tlay. s'an a1'
Shippers wanted ftoel, mad Tho demand
sonscca also WIS reasonably active nnl .,,a oas'
Tnck at slightly bcttor prices tban ,c,a ss'a
OH tho cnsirE days of last week, Tho ...It s'"eat
thonas, small, w"tc Of cood qua,Jty ..s,e1' .s.
reference 10 tha llst n! sales It WI! hc "a "
tho hnlk bf the trailing was toue at rcs. =" Ma
from, -. 70 npwns to 8t.75 Thcto wO7o .s3.. .I3eh.
infcri2r lots at s.. m md aon,u c,,s. ,s'es o
TAKEN ut 81 i'o i65. U0 stockotn werc in Is, "e's
at s.. 7Nt:":'. and butcllcra cow, n, 'e,.0a aa
03.1o Tho market closed lfm, with nI mi +t'
qrnTATtUNs:
Extra 11covos-!uradcd steers, weighing
1,i00 lbs mud upwards. .....,, Il NM.
Chnlco btItch-.ftne, fat, well. .fnrne, "'oaAi Il
stccrs, ssethlnH !, :!f1 tn !, 45O 3ba. eoe. -.
GoHt l'ecvrs--Wrlt.tattencl stecfs. u
wcghinH l, 100 tu !. 400 lbs -, 1 oaa, :.
MetltuEl HsadeA-stcers III far (]esh' -'""sst'0
ntshers Stock to t. co,an lni .:";
mid common to clE0tco cu,vE, for civ
slaughter. weighing BUD to t,Oiu iEa 7sa, A..
Stock Cattlc-tnmmon cuttlu, weighing !" ''s't'W
1n;eriot1iv1t M r. aa; lin cav. S.;;: e75aaes
BuEs. bulls, nnl sca1awng alecrs,,, nnao .,
't"''f p'a ~" avs t'''.''''.''..... GG5i n
, 1879-04-29
by TELEGRAPH.

y -
The following wrrcrecctsed By tic cllese'''''
otTrala. e,c.
Lygl,.ooI, April oa,-ll 40 a, m.-F!ous' esss ~.
@l0s, WAeat-Wiutcr, Es l0dGb'fs @di tW,a3, ~ !,
~ }dGtas; white, u BdGeus Cd: clnp, u Aas''
ID. Corn, ID I'd. pork, Az ID. Lard, ~ ,s,.
IAyEl.poo1, April .S.-I.ucon-Cnmlst'shu', -, ~
short rtbs, 2Ga; Ion. cloar. "ds s''of' ~. ~.
Goa Cd. ucet-rr!me n,css, 75s; 1t!'a .aet. ..'a,.
extsa India mess, tSa. Checse-ch"ice' sea. ~
dsta, EOS. Tallow-rrtmo city, a's; laiu' ~
rurx--Prlme MeAs, Eastern. e"s; Mes'c'''
llan,s-I.ong cut .0-tb ayosa9c. E't' ,,,.. duu.
I.oNnoN, April a1.-LlyERroot-"naae aa,.,ot neas
MAuK LASr-WAuat ouiot And stesdS. eah nd
cuaat-Whcat qutet and soaayi falf A's,.s ...,ss,
winter, 46a; iatr average ca1lfornln, 4as' s...f,
On passagc-Whcat and corn 1u!ett ta't ~. .h1o.
quality Of, No. :. cli!caso spring w!leot ~, ,uh
mont during tho prrsunt mud to'lo"''s nix rs
3Ss Cd; fair nycrugp quality Of htnss,'@ 1,nn,f
corn Tor prompt shipment by sail, @os ~. rr.peh
markets for wl,eat-Fagllsh ahalu eha,e'' ., annrs
FIRM. Farmers deliveries OF English "ael ol
tho paat week, 60, 0Do1ba. o0o lFs' ''''
count for ordurs-Whcar very small. ,,.,.
Yp.etul Dl.paseh 10 Ths TF'a9Ms. ,!s.u,-Sa
L,vEnrooL, April 28-l1:ao H. ILL., -"f'''"
j, los; No, ,. bst!a. a, III; NJ .,
n. j, o. I'll; So. !. j. Sd; Guy, y; ID. l.
20. q o. ID. cori.;Aew, NJ. G,tj i IL H.. IT, "A
rHovIs,nx.--posk, III "a. lsrut uts.jel; Q b:!o
QtiiNd; sals;, j, oo0 hals.; speculation ''
UT; o9S; Ass1es, s.. nott y 81 Is ID. pseoal'''
clcnr, 2Is; short Do, sut ID. d..
TAi,nw-Ftne American. IN. pr4upLE LEuI-a
LnsnoS, Ausii 2S -ltrftSEn FI'As
11saGeSs I'd.
LlAsgEp OlL-a5s lOd' ~
, 1879-04-29
REAL ESTATE.



ord Monday, April 3s:
- clTr PROPERTY.
Vest Eighteenth n. 111 Il " af Throop
scd,d ~ ,slH ,AlfSi'; T. fs aassa ,12. ARstl ~ nm
II, ii, 2asi74 Il. 10 II, t1atcd Nafeh II
tAntotnrtlo Whttlock to William l.,
Nsrsaa T. lii ID ii asiti Si rwoaiioih '''o0
h5!s i. u.sH;l Marel, ID usaau i. Shelby
nsssi sS t. 4 saiss ~ As'iy XII ,Siis
:, Kel!cr to I.ousa Artnayur,.. ......:. 1900
10 10 tn 3: la,nfeyed. ,aa;s% Aptii I'll i twiii:
G.leS t, IT, 4a!ed Il AStii saf1:s' s fsils'it; III
ss sasaSu Ws1 '. naak y = John J. saerman!.... 1900
y, = I. a5x!S6 Il, aatpti siarc, ;S':7 II !.
}stoyens & Wood 10 ostats of Isanc
Afnold u, io3Xitn ot Thiiy:n;ln,; i, 800
1t ;n,. siAal9 isaa 4, n.a Satsa ,Aps ~ sjsro.
ss9' 'fh isstsd h}aa T. Ssas's. s Msty, %:v 600
ls7s lClarlc. Fssnks 10 Cirlstaa llcn:. u:
Jetisrson ii. lis II of sixteenth .;, vi; 1850
.tlx1Ou It., improved. iAlel Aurtl 2B
William AEinknan to j. ind X. NJ.
Ss:sh ia:iei i. ID: Il q dsy Il, oi 1soo
hsoa s,roMsx sseFtss to Wlam afsI katas,;5 Aps q
North n4kley IT. - # II Of Gobluatx u, q S0
9,,it tss J.. tuo n: datSa !I,: April rs tllrury
Jo!lcrson u, ID II n Of Ewing Ut, O I, 4D,i
xl9o Il, tasud April 70 iDsunls puacl
ta Jalea ltusscllj ;. ....... -, ....., 1880
w.t. t. Aan' II !: II T. 4 ,rsyta q, q %sSa ',,
Apfll n tstephsa ". t@wson to Mary
vi. osia Il, ii IT Of Xda st ~ II; Ao0'
l:7l4 Il, dated April ::0 tieoruo liai.
J. 'sa,y sa y,a rs;ssn rssk ~ s;:d1pi 1Soo
| III l4t4 u, 4OHhV10YH HlADny 4 MI
, 1879-04-29

Withdrawn from storo during Saturday for
city consumption: I'll tu wlieu,, AL bu rye,
1855 bu barley.
The following grain was inspected Into store
In this city yesterday morning: l car No. 2
white winter wheat. cars No. winter, cars
mixed, 40 cars No.2 spring, III cars M. 8 DO, "a
cars rejected u0e wheat); 3 cars No. corn. .
cars yellow, Gig cars higl,-mlxcd, IL cars and
1t,7t0 bu new do, Go cars md 5000 bu new
MIXED, 2lG cars No. ? corn, 20 cars aud 0,0o0 bu
rejected t585 corn); q cars whltc outs G7 ours
No. mixed, Is cars rejected (119 oats); 10 cars
No. 2 rYc, cars rejected; 4 ears No. bnr-
ley, 2 cars extra do. Total (1,1o9 cass), 50D,000
bu. Inspected out: 13005o bu whcut, lnclud
Ing o5,4s5 bu No. 2 spring; 3i,l00 bu corn, $500
bu outs, fl,8l1 bu rye. 5,452 bu barluv.
The following statement sllows tile tlistribu-
tton Of the brcalstuGs shipped from this city
during lust week:
, 1879-04-29

COIN QUOTATIONS..
Tho following arc the Chicago quotations for
BY TIsLElRApH,
NEW YOItK,

NE" 1uths
70 the IrfsttrE Assocfaf<d TFtss.
New YonK, April 28.-Governments werc
steady.
Kailroad bonds wcre active.
Statc securities were dull.
Stock speculation was cxtremc1v irregu1ar,
fluctuations being frequent, and IN some cnscs
wide. Granger shares wrre firm In carly lea-
inss, md advanced 16@1A, but subsequently
became weak, mud declined 51@1h, With re-
coycry Of 26@11 Mt the close; coal ssorks
opened strong, md ADVANCED LG1156, but during
tho AFTERNOON, under FREQ suleE, Il reaction Of
A0t9s occurred; in final dealings t,rmcr tono
prevailed, and portion Of the dacltne wns re-
covered; Southwestern sharcs were all strong
anrl acttyn; Wabash suld np from 80 iilll
closed nt 3a91; Kantas Pacit|c advanced from
Fraucisco first preferred i!Rproycd3. The rest
Ohio t. Msssissipp which, fell or fruln 15es6 to
14556, md Union Pacific, which lust ~ for tho
dny. Transactions wcre :.0D, ,-14,0W Eric,
1900 Luku shore, 95W0 Wnbash 5000 North
western common, 4.i0Q preferred, 1u,000 ST..
Paul common. 1000 preferred, 25,GW Lack
nwana, 5000 New Jersey Central 3,bW MIeh1-
Enn Central, 0tI0U Union Pac!hc, IL, ,UU0 st. Jue,
lt,00O OhIos, 9.0Du Western Uuion. -, ,t{O St.
Louis, knnsas City & Northern, I.J0O Kansas
l'arshc, 5000 Columbus, Chicago & 1ndana
Central, nnd 4,00J II. Louis Sc San francisco,
SlOrty MARKET active at 3I94. Primo mcr-
cant!lc PAPER, 4GG5.
Sterling exchangc, sixty days, weak at 4so1f;
sEullt AS7s{.
, 1879-04-29

st. " f.FlxtpO II. .lntct. An7il ni Mai.
ter y. 1iaIncR tD Frank II. .intn4oni... ",0l0
WAhHHs III nv. 1n:i # " uf Mc1tcnry rt.sf,
:3slD5 H. improved. ilntch Aut, II,
!tshlcaEu Lind company IN Matt,n KNIT ,.,.
=, 'H-f Nuo
sedlMicii Pl. 17I n 4 Of While ri. y I. ~
md l..Joi,.,ron 10 ANN ii liinn,cnhal, a,.uo
l'n.hisia 4. NV cor 'i'lltrts s.ctlht!l 't.cf,
4H11:: 7-lV It. dated April ~ (joln
Wigclsworth 10 Patrick inny, ...,.,.... 1.Ha5
Ellis oy, 212 II II nf fThrty-re.rn,h Ft,cf
lna.lo It to alley. dated april II tI.oHis
Muller 10 Mary 4. WnlEcrl ....... >. 1000
Centre nv. II IL II nt Henry At. " 7, ak
10 Pafrtck Cardiff. " 49,. Vs. " ....... ] 1900
West Indiana At. " cor Nabfe at, n I, 10
x0hb X, improved, datel hprfsABi II.
and i. Nucjsen to Anna Dartl,l AZ. 5.c0O
s0url Or city LtNiTB. WITHIN nArtuA or SEWN
NtLEs nr THE cUunT.toCsB.
Sixty third a. tcar Euclh MS T. 14..1O
112S D.f0 II, dnscd Aprl1 9R tWhIslct &
SeelInao tu X. SctInodrrj ....... .......S 1a5
, 1879-04-29

The following were the receipts md ship
sncnts Ut tho leading artclcs Of produce II, ts
city during tlle tosty-cight hours cl.tll,g at !
o'clock on Monday morning, anl for thu cor.
responding tlatc twelve months ugo:
, 1879-04-29

ltOGS-lteCoIvel during Sunday and Mond.x
3, 60D; satue timn lust weel, B,114. UwIna IN K.
small recuips md the fnet TINT tho ptoysion r,.,.
kcl was stronger theEn was fru, natkpt for II.
description 0f !vc stnck. Fuckers anf .hiosss' ~
buth ought freely, and tt1oro was an a,lyanfs .,
compared With Saturdays prlceB OF 6c per I'LL n.
I'll Hight weights. tly nuon everything haft h.
l1srnAed Of. hnd tho market Closed stcaly Al ii u
GtH.1 70 for common 10 prn,c bacon grsne;: ii III;
Gl3 20 fur puck.NE Rrnas: MAD at -. .504iI Is II,
f4tr Ia chOtcc heavy EllnparH. - '''
, 1879-04-29


Tho lumber market was more actlyo at nnthanC+
cl pr!cas. Tie offerings were tnlr, ana about IL
louis were dsrosed Ut III tic city trule. No
NATURAL chaage was noted III prlcos. plccp stun
and ut 81. oUIu..i, tho lnsIdo bcng for Norway,
aud green Inch eaarsc brought S7.ho. Dry inch
RANGED from ss. 0oI1a.Oo. Shingles were qutat
at 81. 00@l,70. aud latl ut Sl..a. Very few sales
wero reported.
The sales Included cargo schr city Of Wood.
stock. from Man'stes, 17a, 600 II pleco stuff al
81. 20,
1tlH Reported that tho Manistoo manufacturers
nro ta'klug OF shutting down ther mills for Two
months. They say piece st9l1 II nav selling here
OIL the vessul A. l0hs, and they prtfur to hold
tAg!F logs for hettur prices Later IN ll& sea4on.
tbs yard lnaEIut WIZ faiE!y actiyu md steady,
Following ufg Ill. uuutafI1nh.
, 1879-04-29
COMMERCIAL.

Latest quotations for April delivery on tho
lealtng articles for the Inst two business tiaya:
, 1879-04-29

fEst Anu seCund clsur 1aidt. tn... $50. 0n6b32 90
THIRD clear, 1Aff3 In -. ~. >. 81, 00QD2H. GU
I4fd clrGr. tneh.....,..., -. -. 500
First and clear tlFcssud Mlttnt,, ::....,, l3.aO
ttTs1 common lfes.ea sliding ........ 1880
6ecNn1 common yidlnX .,,..... ..,.. i l1.H0
Flooring. frst common, dressed. So. $500
Flooring, aeconl common, lruasvu.. ~. 90
Flooring, third cbtnnt0llt tIsssad.... u. ~
lux huhr1s, 4, i'll in. and upwards. ~. 10
liuK buafta u. IL tu. And upwards. 1j ND
Iox bDards, q. ........ ............. 1U, 10
4 ktucx boards lltt II ill.,, rough.,. "a. 00dt.S 10
STOCK boards. 1Ul1 IL it.... .,.... ~ U0jba5, 90
stock buatls, lua% ~ In .,........ H. Qo4k To
u 0r common stuck buarls...... :. Ill. w
Fencing. No. 1...................... ~. %
Fencing, No, ,2,,.....,............ b. 600 u. 10
Colnniusl boatus... ,..,,......, q, N,hNt1 H. 10
Uull boaf,lA... ................,..., O.0l4b D.LO
DInlqDsi0n atHff .,....... ..,.,..... Luit1U 90
Dimension &tuT, .0dSH0 IT,. ..... u. 0tHpl IL %
Culls III. -. ..............,,..,. .uti4a 4, VI
Ilckuts, rough aud sclctt .,.,...... 7.9oq1l1.Q 90
, 1879-04-29

LONDON. April 9J,-Consols, money, 03; nc
count. VIZ,
Reading, 1531; Eric, 971x; preferred, bOh.
United statcs bon!ls-'G7s, 1031 ;new6 1853;
~, l0959S: 4s, lux.
PARIS, April as.-lcntcs, 115f 7111c.
, 1879-04-29

Lake frciltllts were iiar.tge and eenrceiy quo.
liable. sntt stfT1ers stated tl4nt Iii abundance
Of rs1utn col be obtained ut for easu tu l'f.
ial' nnd named 81 ns tllu t,ust bid. rhls sntn
nrnt was t1ntlcrstool 10 bc tn,luracd by soluo
men III tile vessel interest, but o:hcr tnrrirra
slotltLy lerIol tint any une Ind offered tu sako
less than 4c, nnl eiuisne.l tsIat 31&e was hid.
Through rntos by lake md canal to New York
was quoted at t0i1GalltIc for corn ami wheat.
Through By lake aud rnii were Nunted .l1r san,c
as nsl rail, wll,cl, Is aUe per lou lbs 10 Now
York.
Rxrolrs FROM TIE eEAnoAnr.
The following wcrc the export, trt''n the four
leading ciiics Of thu Atlantic eeabonrtl Tor the
t1ntrs uaMctl:
, 1879-04-29

uRoOM.CORS-Was quiet and unchanged. The
quantity destroyed u tho late ro iA now placed at
lcss than AGO tons. 1s loss will have lltto OF no
, 1879-04-29

| IMrgi.sAL.
Common to tilir. ,...tl5D:l5
euT,pElnr ~ tti,c., .40tt 30
Extra t!hoi0 t!llcst .tt0GbB:i
j JAPAN uNCnl.uIsEit.
Common to fair...1SN3:i
Superior to 1iIlo. .40tt:M
! Extra tInp to finest. .:i5Gbu0
J O0LDAti.
Common to talr... 12m28
tSt1l,eEtor to 1!np.. .3tjdt 10
Extra hnato l1nest. .abGbii:i
J; ClIOtccst ......, ..M4t7O
i sOcCII0XH AND COMO.
J, Superior to. llne. .:n,6ft10
request at ffkTc per ID.
ert and Tho weather moro
]ck.
plenty md generally
q t!.!lt: Spinach, 81. :.!Htb
'hGb:ii1c J1r dux; ra.ltsltus,
eas, 81. ptr hux:strIny-
hnx: c,Ieui5ibers, ;i0dIHllc
Z, tI06tNla t,cr aox; green,
, lfi,:..c i,or III.
i de1llAnd anu unchanged
ted VI 400 i,elB, ,IistlliOrs'
1.Oi per gal!un for high
s,n1ll request. Tho atuck
ca ase l.uafly closc.t out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-01

When Commodore Vanderbilt was run,
ming steamboats,, ho beat oil rivals By
cfowding on steam TO the utmost, and
even running down his enemy Il neces.
sary to accomplish q triumph. When he
went into railroading, he adopted q much
shrewder aud more successful way, by
uniting vast lines and their tributaries un.
der his own management, thus capturing
oil rivals, by sharing with them the I'm.
mense pool Of profits that were made by
his skillful manipulation. MeSsrs. Law.
renee d Co., Bankers, New York, accom-.
plish Q much greater success In stock
operations by their new Combination
Method Of dealing. BY this system the
orders Of thousands Of customers are pool.
ed into one vast SUN and ~co.operated un.
der the most experienced management,
thus giving. to each shareholder all the
benefits Of large capital and best skill.
Profits divided monthly. Any amount
from s. 10 $4,000 can be used with great
success. SIS will make SIS profit $50
would. return $720 or 9 per cent on the
stock during the month, according TO the
market The new circular (mailed free)
has two unerring rules for success and
full explanations, so that any n can
operate probably. Stocks and bonds
wanted, Government bonds supplied.
Apply to Lawrence & Co., Bankers, 81
Exchange Place, New York City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-01

RRltatous NoTEs.-Rev. ]. q. LII,
preached at the Third Presbyterian church
Yesterday morning and evening.
Rev. Al. LYDIA preached Of the Wesley
ID: =. church yesterday morning.
Rev: White occupied the pulpit ct the
Chapline street N. E. church yesterday.
Rev: Martin Mcfarland preached Of thu
Disciples church yesterday morning and
evening.
At st, Matthew'S Episcopal church yes
terday morning and, evening services werC
conducted by Rev. ]. g. Armstrong, OF The
Monumental church, Richmond, Va, The
music was exceptionally fine.
At Zion Lutheran church In the morn,
ing Rev. O, A. Frihe, OF Pittsburgh
preached, and In the evening Rev. g,
Berkmeier, Of Poughkeepsie, MY.
Rev. Samuel Steele preached in North
Street Methodist Episcopal Church yes,
tbsrday. Subject, morning, at 10: 80 o'clock,
1.-THE, Great Privilege Of the Christian
Evening, at 1880, subject, '"Consecra'
ton" Sunday.school ut 9 r. NJ, W. A,
Wilson, Superintendent.
Rev. Otto Meerwein, OF lions Lutheran
Church, and his delegate, Mr.. William
Remeke, returned Saturday from Fair.
view, o., where they. had gone TO attend
a meeting Of the Pittsburgh Synod, to
which the congregation belongs.
At Fourth Street Church yesterday Rev.
DR.. Matthews, Of New Orleans, preached
q powerful sermon from the text, Matthew
OLE, "They that be whole need not q ply.
stefan, but they that be SICK" 10 a very
large congregation. The sermon was well
delivered and listened To with the closest
attention. The style Of the Doctor Is dis,
tinCtiyely Methodist" He preached on
the Island in the evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-01

PERSONAL MESrIoN. Henry Brannon
Esq, Of Weston, is at the Stamm House.
The Wallace Villa Combination register,
ed at the Stamm House Saturday.
Mr.. Richard Lott, OF Fairmont, is very
seriously i'll at that place.
I. Y. Hamilton, Esq, of Washington,
Pa, was at the New Mcclure Saturday.
George P. Linch, ESQ.,, is back from q
National Capital visit.
Henry White, Esq, brother OF the At
torney. General, Of Romney, and connect.
ed with the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asy.
lum, is in the city.
Thos. Burke, Of the B. & o. depot, left
for the East last night.
The wife Of Capt Devries, Of the B. go,
lett for an Eastern visit last night.
Mrs. W. W. Smith, wife Of W. W, Smith
and daughter Of Hon. VIM. McKennon,
o. S. Circuit Judge, a lady well known h
this city, died at her residence in Wash.
ington, Pa, on Saturday last.
Col. F. A. Keller and fourteen members
OF Barnum's Show are at the New Mcclure.
Mr., James Cots, the father Of seven
girls, feels quite happy oyer the arrival d
a young son weighing II pounds.
Mr.. Sam Patterson left on a short visit
to Kentucky by the steamer st, Lawrence
Saturday evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-01

ARREST OF AN EplroR.-Louis Colmar,
Esq, editor and proprietor Of tie Deutcht
AeituMg, the German papero this city, was
arrested at Marietta, O., last Tuesday
night, under the following circumstances;
He has been on an extended trip through
West Virginia and Southern Ohio on bus,
mess connected with his paper. On re.
firing to his room on the night Ii question,
the landlord told him that he would have
to share his room with Il farmer. Mr.. Col.
mar acquiesced, but with rather bad grace,
and went to his room. While disrobing,
his roommate woke up, and seeing MI.
Q. in the room began examining his
clothes and accused Mr.. O. Of stealing SIS
from him. This Mr.. Colmar Indignantly
denied, and the landlord was summoned,
who looked for the money, but it could not
be found. The next day Mr.. Colmar was
arrested onthe charge Of taking the money
and held in $50 for his appearance at
Court. He furnished bail and was re-
leased by the magistrate. The colored
porter at the hotel was also arrested, and
In default Of 500 committed to Jail, Mr.,
Uolmar's we'll known reputation in this
city and State is the only retutation such
a charge merits, and the only inconyen.
fence that 1t will cause him Is the annoy-
anCe given him by it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-01

Dun FIREMEx.-0ur readers will remem.
Der that some little difficulty existed be,
tween the majority OF the Board Of Com
troll and the Chief Of the Fire Department
IN regard to the selection OF men to posi-.
tons created by a recent provision oil
Council, and providing for q certain mum.
Der OF paid tiremen, in which the appoint
ments made by the Chief were sustained
in one branch. These men he set at work,
and they have been performing such du.
ties as were incident to the department
ever since. A few days ago the bills for
services rendered were presented, proper.
" authenticated by the Chief to City
Clerk Updegraf for the purpose Of having
him issue his order on the City Receiver
for their payment, but he refused to do so
on the ground that both branches Of
Council had not united in confirming the
Chiefs appointments, and would not until
they had. It is not unlikely that.a special
meeting will be called to arrange the difi.
Guilty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-01
ItGhinF Pilea.

The symptoms are moisture, like pers
piration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as II pin worms were crawling In
and about the rectum, the private part
are sometimes affected; II allowed 10 con.
tinue, very serious results may follow,
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RtVeFReRa.

AEAVef AeW1s
The marks indicate A feet 8 inches and
Weather clear and warm.
The st. Lawrence was detained twenty
hours on her up trip, having an immense
load. She arrived about 8 o'clock Satur.
day, and departed yesterday morning OF
Z O'clock.
The new Granite State passed up yester.
day. from Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh.
The W. P. Thompsonp passed down last
evening for Cincinnati.
The Bachelor will be to.morroW's Pitts.
burgh packet, leaving Of Z A. u.
The Courier has laid up, and the Ragon
will take her place in the Parkenburgtrade
to-day.
The local packets are running o. usual.
The Andes Is due from Cincinnati to.
day.
The Whale Is en- route with six barges
OF ore for Wheeling furnaces.
fBy Telagnph.i
CINCINNATI, August 3l.-Riyer II feet
4 inches and falling. Weather fair and
warm.
EVANSVILLE, August Sl.-Weather fair,
with north wind. River II feet 8 inches
and falling.
CARo. August Sl.-River IA feet l
inch and rising. Weather cloudy. Their
mometer so.
ST. LOUIS, August Sl.-Riyer fallen 2
inches; 8 feet s inches on gauge; s feet
Q inches to Cairo. Weather pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, August Sl.-Riyer falling
slowly, with 6 feet Q inches In the canal
and 4 feet 9 inches on the falls. Weather
clear and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-01

TRIBUTE OF REspEcT.-Ata regular meet.
ing Of the Nail City Lodge No. I, 4. A. oil
l. s.. and 7. Workers of the United States,
held Friday evening. August 92d, in the
year Of u Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy.nine, the following
tribute OF respect was adopted to oul
deceased brother and member Of the Nail
City Lodge No. Z, A. A.. Of ]. S. and T.
Workers OF the United States, Joseph
Falkenstein:
WHEREAS, In view OF the loss we have
sustained by the death OF our friend and
associate Joseph Falkenstein, and OF the
still heavier loss sustained by those who
were nearest and dearest to him; there.
fore,
Resolved, That it Is but q Just tribute tc
the memory OF the departed to say that in
regretting his removal from our midst, we
mourn for one who was in every way
worthy OF u respect and regard.
ReS0lttd, That we sincerely eondolC
with the family OF the deceased on the
d~ispensation with which it has pleased
Divine Providence TO atlct them, and
commend them for consolation 10 Him
who orders all things for the best, and
whose chastisements are meant in mercy.
RsSOlrSd, That this heartfelt testimonial
Of our sympathy and sorrow be forwarded
to the family OF our departed friend and
brother, and also published in the daily
papers Of this city.
JAMES PETERS,
CHAs. L. DAVIS,
BENZ. VaE FoSsoI.
CommiNEs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-01

SILVER ENTHUSIASTICALLY afternoon
last, the 2hth anniversary Of the wedding
Of Rev. W. H. Lester and Miss Elizabeth
Hand was celebrated at West Alexander,
Pa. About $50 guests were present, and q
most enjoyable evening was passed. Rev.
byterian Church, delivered an interesting
address, and many valuable presents were
made the minister and his wife. Mr.. Les.
ter has been the faithful and efficient pas.
tor OF the Presbyterian Church at that
place for the last twenty-six years, and il
Is enc Of the largest and most influential
congregations in the synod Of Pittsburgh,
owing chiefly to the pntiring energy and
unremitting attentions Of It's head. At q
late hour the company dispersed with the
unanimous desire that at the end OF an
other quarter OF a century they should be
there to assist In the celebration OF the
golden wedding OF their minister.