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CUBA,
TAX on IMPORTED WINES ASD LIQUOR

TAX OF lMroRTED WINES AND LIQU0Hs.
HAVANA, August 2l.-The municipality
will hereafter levy a tax on imported
wines and liquors. importers must de-
liver TO the cashier of the municipality
specifications Of the quantity and quality
OF each consignment, and Tor omissions
and errors a tine OF one dollar in gold is
assessed On each parcel OF beer they
must pay per dozen bottles 80 cents in
gold; champagne, superior, g 4Oper box;
comm OIL - cents per box.
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FOREIGN NEWS


LONDON; August 2l.-The last com.
through cable, from the
steamer Faraday, lying on the new French
cable, wasreeeived the l4th Of August. The
Faraday was then experiencing heavy
weather. The cable Is supposed to be cut
and 1t is hoped ,buoyed. The steamer
Weser spoke Faraday the 18th in latitude
40' l9> north, longitude 1850, but the only
words Of the signals deClpherable were,
Lifted 100 cable. ~ T'f
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TELEGRAPH BRIDrs

The steamer Franco, arrived Mt Nav
6sr 6TStk' IRON navre 1soaytt 10000 Of sSI soI'I
,S Thee State Archaeological Association
%ill hold It's annual convention n c"I""'
bus, on August 9Stl,. Imuoriant TUu',', no,an,
Oy leading members have been prenareI Spe,f
ProminNnI coal operator. IN lhs Sen",',
n,lsg ~ egsoa, @,,!ay, ealle,l on President
noWan, oL tue Realius Railroad and i, r,a4I
Sso,i tSC weeks !, suspension. President (;owsn
declined 10 comply with the reHnss, s'""lN
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Another ..Fu,urrv Oucra,a-,

FALL l'tvfH, August 4l.-Gco. Il. Eddy,
Treasurer III The Flint Mill, has resigned,
the directors I'avi"g ,iisapproved Of his
tran' actinns in tho cotton futures, result.
Ing III T. loss To the mill Of $4,000. The
anun"! is made guud by gains from pur-
cliascs in The slins, Tile weavers will
tsk the treas'ircrs Of several mills for Is
per cent increase in wages. The cartlers
will make similar request.
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EGRTHQTAKE SHOCKS.


ToRoXTo, August 9l,-Dispatches from
Post palhoqse report an earthquake be-
tween two and three O'Clock this morning,
attended by loud clap resembling the
discharge Of d cannon; Solid brick build!
ings were shaken, AtThorold, the shock
was violent, at Welland severe. At Allan.
burg, Beanesville and Port Robinson a
rumblinH noise accompanied the earth.
quake, which was also ielt distinctly at Sc
Catharines aud Niagara. ~
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IrsOuTHARRIOA.

LONDON, August ol.-Intelligence from
the west coast of Africa states thata dis.
pute arose between King Amachered, at
New Calibar, and one of his chiefs. As a
result, the latter left the town with his
people, took possession Of the oil markets,
blockaded the creeks and stopped all trai.
&c. tits feared that the break viii become
general. 7S 'g Ei
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MEXICO.


CRY OF MExlco. August l5.-vA HA.
vANA.-President Diaz continues TO decline
to serve another term, even il the consti-
tutional amendment against his reelection
is repealed. Many persons believe that
the secret partisans OF Diaz are keeping
the reelection question continually before
the public and fostering excitement, and
that Diaz will at the last moment accept
the reelection in Difference 10 the peoples
will. Many foreigners, instigating revolu-
ton in the country, have been expelled.
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What PSstmnstsrs Hhouldn, ,,o

WAsnINaroN, August q. = Assistant
Attorney General Freeman advises the
Postmaster General that postmasters
should not be required to testify in Judi.
ciSl proceedings, who rents a box fin his
ottlce, ,who took letters IRON Il, etc., tend.
Ing to show what become OF certain cor.
respondence. ''''''
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VOLUME XXvn.-NUMBER 300.

go from here. A meeting Is called for
next Tuesdsy evening at City Hall to make
tinal arrangements. Those soldiers OF the
iM o. Y. l., and other regiments who
liyein Wheeling AMI other places, are in.
vlted 10 join their comrades.
Capt. Armstrong, Lient. Little and W,
Il. II. Brown expect 10 be In Steubenyille
on the 9sth. They will be with the I'd
Regiment at Cambridge the rest Of the el.
campment,
Most Of our citizens who have been
camping out at Burr's Mills camp meeting
grounds came home Thursday. r. G. F.
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gEX shoWrpan,,s wIu.

|, NV YoRI, August 2I.EThe will Of
HenryQ. Palmer, otthe Arm Of jarrett &
Palmer, was filed for probate to-day. AZ.
ter the bcquests oftwo hundred dollars in
cash, and fye hundred dollars year for
lilo "a. his mother, and two hundred and
fifty dollars year TO his aunt. lie leaves
the rest OF his real and personal estate 10
his wife, who is appointed sole exeoutrlx.
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sPRlxquRlp, August 2l.-The August
crop report Of tbs State Board OF Agricul-
tuEe shows that ,6Sl, ,lSs acres Of oats have
been soWn this year. The average yield
acre is S3i bushels, total yield 64,G6f 800,
average price paid TO producer p cents,
total value Sl9, ,059, ,269.
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TELEPHONE CoMMuSIcATIoS IN PARIS.
LONDON, August 2l.-The Sandard'sspe.
cial from Paris says the Edison Company
has obtained permission from the Govern.
ment to establish telephone communiCa.
ton between the various quarters ol
Paris
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Condemnation Of Lands for Railroad

CuIcAoo, August 2l.-The Chicago and
State Line Railroad instituted proceedings
in court this morning for the condemna-
ton Of certain lands in Southern Cook
county, looking to an entrance to this city.
It is said that this ls done in behalf OF the
Grand Trunk Railroad, The case win
come up in the October term. -.n
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WASHINGTON, August 2l:-The National
Board Of Health has decided not to fur
nish rations to those who remainin Mem.
phis or other infected places, and toiur.
nish ratlons to persons in camps under
supervision only for limited time, and
under exceptional circumstances.
A False Report. ~
NASHVILLE, August 2l.-The report got.
ton up that we had quarantined against
Memphis, is false. M
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AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPIIs, August 9l.-A lire to.n,yb, .,
10 o'clock destroyed two frame dwtIIin"s ~
IN Chelsea at the corner of Eonr,h Nj
Chelsea streets, The building W.. 49," "n..,I ""I
by Mn. Allen and Nick Frlck. yslmsI lIe" ~
900. Frick's building was. occrSiIvI T LY ~.
Fred. WarniCke. Nu whites wt,t, ~,
either premises, having been left In oh cho ,,,o w
olcoIorcd people. Tbs ire was inc"nji"rS
4 dwelling owned ty n. Calhoun uJiDseyi
these destroyed was damaged 10 Ilis S. Sx.
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Hnnlnn.RIIsr pn..

orrAwA, August 2l.- Riley ofEsrs TO row
nanl0n at Ottawa for sweepstakes of
$500, viii! $500 added by m Ottawa com.
mltlec; llanlan wants the alnnunL in,
creased 10 81, 600. "'
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CLEVELAND, o., August 9l.-At target
shooting match to-day, on the fair ground,
ayouHg man named Herman Massermeier,
who had charge Of the target, was shot
and instantly killed, by the accidental. dis:
charge OF a rifle in The hands Of Sne ii The
marksmen, -"
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can a sian HAIRY nlnlself;

FlrcnBuRo, Mass, August 9l.--Rev.
Henry j. MunsOn, a selt.married Advent
preacher, was convicted to-day Of lewd
and lascivious conduct. The case goes 10
the Supreme Court. Thevalidity ofthe di.
vorce In Missouri Is disputed.
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REcRlITS

VI TINS balance Sl5O 70 was appropriat-
cd towards paying debt Of tic district
parsonage. This may be the right thing
in the estimation oi the managers, but the
people demur. They pay their mite
cheertplly, expecting the grounds 10 be
improved trom year to year, Much i'm.
pr0yvement is needed and would pay.
Whom Burr's Mills camp lneet,n, next
convenes may ! bc there 10 tell you about
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ST. JonS, August 2l.-Reports continue
Of great damage done by the storm, and
in many parts travel is almost suspended,
tho bridges being sweptaway. A boom Of
about 10, OOO,0 600 feet Of lumber at Mirami.
Chi, was broken, and must be rsfted at a
heavy expense,
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The Georgia ImpOaohmeu. ,..o

ATLANTA, Ga, August 9l,- Tie In.
parchment Court organized to-day. Gold.
smith appeared with counsel. Judge Hop.
ktns waived arraignment and asked ton
days IN which TO plead aud defend. Tho
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$l64 20 be refunded 10 the Riverside Iron
Works, for 1877, which was ordered paid
out OF the school and building fund.
REPORT or TirE CITY SUPERINTENDENT.
76the Board Of Education:
GENTLEMEN: The persons appointed
June 25th, 1870, 10 take he census and
enumeration OF youths between six and
twenty.one years In the "School District
OF Wheeling" have made returns 10 this
office. A summary OF their labors ls set
forth In the following tables:
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RErOTtTER,
: BURR'S MILLS,
Close Of the Camp McctIng-Statcmcn oi
Tho Receipts and Expenditures.
BuRR's Mills CAMP GROUND,
~ TrSa


thc Receipts and Expenditures.
BuRR's Mills CAMr GROUND,
August 81, 1870.
Corrspomlence oI The IutellIErucCr
Tile meeting is over, and the grounds
are deserted, except by few waiting for
transportation. 1t is hard to imagine that
q few hours ago the grove was alive with
tic voice OF song aud prayer. Last even.
ing as usual, mothers meeting was held
at o'clock. At 1880 Rev. Rider preached.
He was rather more earnest than usual,
and was listened TO with marked attcn.
tion. After service prayer and expert.
cnce meeting was held, which lasted until
alter midnight. There was not 50 mucl,
excitement as usual, but there seemed TO be
much deep feeling; so much, indeed,
It appeared impossible TO quit, Finally,
however, The doXology was sung over
and over again, and tho usual hand,shak.
ing was INDUCED in. But not until half.
past two did tho voice Of singing cease
and the camp become quiet. This morning
all were up betimes packing for home.
Soon the farewells were spoken, and thc
camp meeting was over for year. And
what OF tho results? About thirty have
given their names to the church, many Of
them protesting conversion. God grant
next year may still find them far on their
way toward the higher life.
The Treasurer, a. Gregg, has kindly
given me his report, aud as many desire
to knowit, give it here;
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ITALY.
ruE ropE,oErs A wARNlxa LgrrER.

THE PoPE,GETs A WARNING LETTER. d.
ROME, August 2l.-The Pope has receiy.
ed an anonymous letter from Baltimore,
warning against attempts TO poison him.
The letter contains so many references to
the Pope's private life that It Is believed it
was posted in America, merely as blind.
An investigation is in progress. II, a.,
-GETlI5T 1IE- - -,,-SGSlEE III. 256l
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-, Xo., al and n fourteenth street.
r.,, man Nho writes lor the ClevelanL

Tar man who writes for the Cleveland
,a.g, in regard to the progress and pros
l,.. Of the Tuscarawas Valley road
r,"u come down to Bridgeport and
,y %hea,ing and see what the terminus OF
,ro mad islikc, aud not talk about a large
,', ,fImill that will afford the road consider
,ls M m,incss when 1t reaches the Ohio
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GERMANY.


LONDON, August II Tie Posts Berlin
dispatch states that-reports from German
consuls in the East urge the establishment
|of direct line OF German steamers to
Salonica, rs means OF extending German
trade in the Levant. } - N IA. u,
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H5SB $50 9B ! K
RIT4GfAN NfTTTIRT1 m PETEn

C&RsrtAxA, August 9l.-Two Russian
students, Nihilists, have been arrested at
.Madsal, the Russian government having
demanded their extradtion.
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Az Chicago-C Chicagos 10, RuffAIos /.
lands Z. - '''e'
AtBoston Rostons 10, Troys o.
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-7' s. ". AabLoON DlSAhlNI. f. ... v o.. 'E
Am. Stevenson, Principal. t't
Miss Stella Moore, Grammar Depart.
ment.
Miss Julia A. Wiley, Divisional. ~
Miss Clara L. Young, Div. Il, Grade /. s
Miss Emma Snowden, Div. b, Grade ..
Miss Agnes Dillon, DlvlC, Grade /. g a
Miss Rida Dean, Division G, Gfade9. ~
Miss NJ. Foster, Division d, Grade /.
Miss Kate Hall, Division D, Grade ..
For the Second ward colorcd school,
W. +. Gaskins was elected Principal, and
Miss +. Il. Wallace assistant.
The incumhents, Susan .Barkley and
- Butler, were reappointed janitors.
-. CRSrRr DISTRICT. on u 1.
II. @. Shephard, Principal.
Miss Sadie Stout, 6 Gralnnar Room.
Miss c. Hamilton, Division a. .--s-.-,.-.e,
Miss Annie Moran, Division D, Grade /
Miss Minnie S. Black, Div. B, Grade 9.
Misss Edda L. Bingell, Division c..
Miss Jennie L. Patterson, Division D
Grade |. r.., .,--...-,-.
Miss Louisa Butler, Division D Grandc .
Janitor, Mrs, Eliza Colman.
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The same dispatch states that, NJ. Phil
ippont, fnancier, has bodght the Grand
Hotel paying therefor over one million
pounds sterling, m,,ng,,,. ~, ,.,,.,,S, IL Nl
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NlIIILIsrs sgNTENCED.

ODESSA, August 2l.-The judgments Of
the Military Tribunal against a number Of
Nihilists has been published. Five men
were sentenced TO he hung, one woman to
Siberia and twenty other prisoners 10 ten
years penal servitude. gEit.
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pixon,s lrurdorer Reieasctl ON mil

YAzoo CRY, Miss, August 2ls-J, A.
Bartslale, who shot Dixon, has been tre,
leased on tlitesn thousand dollars bail.
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EIRE RECORD.
At WHITEHALL, Mlcu,

:, nDETrEI9l1T, . rI1, Angus: 2I.-A Gre Mt White.
hall, Mich, this morning, Ilsa.mye.I " Ten
buildings on Lake s!reSi, incIuimr ,Ln
inrl'iiute store, two salo0nS nnd seS.rsI raj
buildings. Insured $l,S0l. "''''"'
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ry speaking about crops on the other
,fI,oi,he river correspondent Of the
E..lsir iad5udtm writes as follows:
Ibclieycit is ali acknowledged fact that
,,a c,ops ali over the country are good,
i',, "s aIIow me to say that nowhere are
~, ,G,y Hr,ter than on Captina, and nowhere
,DIii 'ai ,Ie howl Of "hard times" and the de.
,,,nJ w. for "soit money" meet with less
.I""od Imam, than among the hard working
arnrts Of this region.
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3 v lHsU 2
Y. II. Anderson. Princinal.

- # =
W. II. Anderson, Principal
Riss Jane Anderson Grammar Room,
Miss Annie Ewing, Div. A, Grade !.
Miss Lizzie Downs; Div. A, Grade 9. e
Miss Lucinda Sims, Div Z; Grade |. y
Miss Maria Ellingham, Div. B, Grade 9,
Miss George Fender, Div @, 'Gradel |,
Miss Amy Chapline, Div. G, Grade 9.
Miss MIG. Robinson, Div. O, Grade 8.
Miss y. Lou, McCulloch, Div, b, Grade. |
Miss Lixzie Carmack, Div. D, Grade g.
Miss Sallie Thoburn, Div. D. Grade 5.
Miss Mary Britt, Div. D, Grade 4,
Janitor, Mrs. Mary DowneY.
.y SECOND AND THIRD WARDS O,
Principal, MISS. J. Meholin.
Miss EmmaJ stephens, Grammar Room,
Miss Ella Dillon, Grammar Room.
Miss Mary A. Davis, Div. A., Grade1. 4
Miss NJ. E. Jeners, Division B, Grade q,
Miss MattIGstont, Division B, Grade l.
Miss NJ. a. Bailie, Division B, Grade 9.
Miss Jane MeColloch, Div. @, Grade l.
Miss n. Dean, Division G, Grade2.
Miss LIZZIE NJ. Swift, Div. G, Grade 8.
Miss Lizzie Mex ennan, Div. D, Grade !,
Miss Annie i. Greer, Div. d, Grade 9.
Miss Joanna Charnock, Div. D, Grade 8
Miss NJ. 9: Griffith, Division D, Grade 4
Janitor, W. ]. Hope. 'lal VI
The following teachers In German were
also appointed: .s.
Washington aud Madison, Districts
Miss Emma Stroehlino. af5 = VA
Clay DlstEict-Nrs, Helena Gelink.
Union &ndCcntre Districts Miss Mary
wstsiot ran and ritshis Districts Rev. &
The same salaries arc to be paid as iol
last year. ,aP III I''TS'
REPpREs OF. COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Accounts presentc,
pills aggregahng Sl5l 5S, which wer
otuered paid. ~ " utli.aH
FINANCE. g.
This committee recommended tha
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

..s.F 1rTtFE 80 e. HgEf T Fyfs y
This Board met at their Office in Gran.
gle's building last night, in regular month
ly session. Present: Messrs. Baird, Pres.
ident, Arkle, Bingle, Caldwell, Collier,
Oriswell, Ebeling, Hildreth, Hoge, Mt.
Gully, Miller j. A., Miller j. O., Wait,
Whally, Wilson A., Wilson W. A.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved. "a j'
The Commissioners of the respective
districts reported the following teachers
for the ensuing school year:
lss/- ,RITcnIR DISTRICT.
PRINCIPALLY. G. Gwynn. Pc.
Miss Josephine A. Greenlce, First As
sistant Grammar Department.
Miss May Baron, Second Assistant
Grammar Department. ,.a,
Mrs. Josie +. Rose, Division a, G rade l.,
Miss Emma s. Anderson, Div. A Grades 9,
Miss Sarah A. Scott, Div. B, Grade /.
Miss L. l. Hamilton, Div. B, Grade 2.
Miss Ella s. Stephens, Div. G. Grade l.
Miss S. A. Mckinley, Div. @, Grade 2.
Miss s. ]. Callendine. Div. @, Grade 3.
Miss Annie 3. Reeves, Div. b, Grade /.
Miss II. V. Whitesides, Div. D, Grade 9.
Miss Ella l. Moore, Div. D, Grade 8.
Miss Belle Kain, Div. D, Grade 4.
Miss Emma Steele, Div. D, Grade 5.
Miss Elizabeth Turk was appointed
janitress for the main building, aud Miss
Elizabeth Hildebright, janitress OF the
church basement, where the sessions Of
Division d are held.
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The Times says: United States bonds
are steady, in response to demands for
investment securities. 1t is stated that
very large amount in bonds was made
up for transportation to New York yester-
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PILGRIMS TO touRpEs.

The Ngrl Paris correspondent reports
that3,500 pilgrims have started for Lourdes.
This Is double the number OF last years
PILGRIMS. iaf Llt
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GREECE


ATnESs, August 2l.-Eight thousand
men Of the I'd corps OF the Territorial army
have been called out. The King has post.
.poned his autumn tour.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Memphis.

MEMPHIS, August 2l.-Two more new
cases we're reported to the Board Of Health,
Mrs. F. Mulbrandon and A. Speers. Four
deaths have occurred, ]. II. Hahn, Frank.
-lin-Dey and Camille and Jennie Richards.
Alta meeting Of the citizens held last night,
strong resolutions were passed, protesting
against the enforcement OF the law recent-
ly passed by the State Board atNashville,
prohibiting citizens from venturing be.
yond their premises between the hours OF
4 and . M.
At noon to-day the authorities with
drew the guards that had been stationed
in the rear of the city limits.
Might Report.
MEMPHIS, August 2l.--Twenty.six cases
in all were reported TO the Board Of Health
to-day-seven white and nineteen colored.
Two additional deaths have occurred
Amanda Yates (colorcd) and Ellen Roach.
The last named resided beyond the city
limits. a- - 1;7
AT meeting OF the Executive Commit.
tee Of the Committee OF Safety, this after
noon, Rev. DR.. Boggs, John johnson,
Gen. W. j. Smith, D. +. Goodyear, and
W. w. Thatcher were appointed a. COM
mitee TO estimate the expenses necessary
for the mOintainance OF the people now in
camp until it is safe for them to return to
the city. The expenses OF the Safety Com.
mittee to date are S9,645. All monies de-
nOSitad with ihe National parLy RapL, nj
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ENGLAND.
CONTINUATION OF RAlN.

LONDON, August 2l.-The rains in Eng.
land continue and there is a renewal Of
the overflow Of rivers in Somersetshire,
DcTbyshire, Warwickshire, Leceistershire
and Stafordshire. sss fsg5!4tF
EL.rtN,rrn s.rt..rs nd, ~ ~ ~. tnpMlNnt n
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sIAIh WARD.
Samuel Boyd Principal.
Miss Martha Harper, Grammar Room,
Miss N. ], Morrison, Div. 4 Grade /. :
Miss S. S. Crunbacker. Div. A Grade 9,
Miss L. ]. Clohan, Division B. Grade l.
Miss Ida Richards, Division B, Grade 3,
Miss T. D. Sutherland, Div. @, Grade l.
Miss Mary Hughes, Div. O, Gradeo.
Miss Lizzie Cross, Div. D, Grade l.
Miss Kate Todd, Division D, Grade2,
Miss Lizzie Hamilton, Div. b, Grade s.
Mrs. A. NJ. Patterson Janiteress,
PIEsT WARD. "
7. B. Mccain, Principal. lsa N
Miss Ida Iveson, Grammar Room.
Miss Agnes Mcclure, Division A, Grale /
Miss A. V. Oxtoby, Division a, Grade 9
MissSallie Robinson, Division D, Grade |,
Miss Tilliey Mob Donald, Div. B, Grade 9
Miss Anna a. Johnston, Div. 6, Grade /
Miss Ada D. Greer, Division O, Grade g
Miss Mary Arbuthnot, Div. @, Grade, s
Miss E. Ellifritz, Division D, Grade /
Miss N. G. Ryan, Division D, Grade g
Miss Mary Francis, Division D, Grade 8
Janitor-AIrs. Elizabeth Lowefya z n
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NiRESA. Aggust 2l.-The Russia and
English Commissioners have seriously diff
fered relative to the limitation Of the Rus
so-Turkish frontier in Asia, each disputing
the accuracy OF the others map. Lord
Duferin has suspended negotiations at st,
Petersburg on the subject.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-22
RUSSIA.


LONDON, August 2G-The StMdFds Ber.
lin correspondent trep rtsthat the statistics
Of the crops In Russia show that the yield
OF wheat In 1870, ,as compared with 1878
Is the same. The yield ofrye and oats
is larger, and that Of barley and potatoes
smaller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-22
FoREIGN NOTES.

Sir Rowland Hill, founder OF the penny
postage system, is dying, Agss5.
The body of DR.. ,Mosely, killed while
descending Matterhorn, has been recov-
cred. =" '..''s ~ F'' 'A' u
The Porte made a CLAIM, for restitution
Of several localities ceded serVist through
error. "
Josephoctav DE Ieplerre, thsBslslan
historian and antiQuary, is dead. Age
seventy.six.