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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-29

NEw YoRE, December a. ErnoLEuu
n1lli United 1896 crude 7Xas}1c; refined
BA,lIlMoSy, December q, = PETROLEUM
fined 61saOAd.
lined 29f.
FnrLApELFnlA. December 27.-psrRoLEuu--
Dull refined SIC.
Cincinnati Hog Market.
CINCINNATI, December 27,-lIog, quiet but
firm common s. 75a4 25; light 81 S5aI 50;
packing 81 6oa4 10; butchers 81 70al is.
Receipts 1000 head shipments 1856 head.
Slaughtered for the week ending last night,
So6209; do since November ], S8i. 2GS same
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IL MONDAY, JANVARY n. lam.


Commencing at 10 o'clock \. NJ proceed 10 sell ut the
iron door, Of The Court House Of Ohio county, West
Irdnl 10 the highest aud beat bidder, the fooEipV
jtIfbd property, that 10 to say: All that part q
!, numbered seventeen ~ situated on the east side
Il NatEc street, Ia that part Of tho city Of Wheeling
luoVn rpd, CRAFTS addition, which part Is bouRdCd
piVlIOEs,vs beginning on the cast side Of Market
hrte', at the uOTthee u corner Of said lot No. II;
Aebct along the East side OF Market street thirty feet
5EtriI the Sonto; thence At right angles with The
tit line u Market street aud parallel vita the
lOrtbvTh boundary OF said lot one hundred and
lAytWo feet, more OF less 70 the eastern boundary
VI sid tot; ihouce RlOng said eastern boundary II
Al lot thiIy feet to the northern boundary Of iaId
W; thence along said northern boundary TO the be-
LHni1S
rIGI or sALE.-oue-hali the purchase money,
iad much more as the purchaser may e0st 10 pay,
rnh the residue 10 two equal pa Jtnents az six and
lilac months, with Interest from day Of SalA, pur-
chaser giving notes secured by deed Of trust for de-
NFrcd payments, aud policy Of Insurance en- the
Eppeny.
The tile to the property Is believed to DO psrleet
la selling as trustee shall convey only such title as
iV,sIrl 10 me by .aid deed Of trust.
". r. HUBBARD, Trustee,
" II. uALLER AuctiOneer, dali
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-29

HAVE you headaches, pain in the back,
coated tongue, or dizziness? II so, take
Sellers Liver Pills" and be cured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-29

commencing ii 1887 O'Clock, A. NJ proceed 70 coll, al
H. font door Ol tho Coult House oil Ohio county,
" Va 70 the highest and best bidder. the tOloWl6g
sttibd real eStltO lhat Is to Sayi Thrty-aix feel
N n oil toe east gnd Of the south 0ne-hAu Of lOt
inferred Two hundred and thlFly-hVe ESQ 10 Chap
Nae and EOEI's Addloa 70 the City Of Wheeling, In
III County VI Ohio aud State Of West ViFgiEIa, 30.
la situated on the OAsl side Of EOn street.
fERHs OF SALE-Oue-thlrd Of the purchase money
,bi IS III Ch more ~ tbs purchaser may elect 70 pay
ID cash. The T0,iduV In two tqua payments Vt SIX and
Twelve months With lHteFeL from day Of SALE purs
'hIEf Il rDE ROlGs ssVulOl by deed Of trust and q
plIcy VI Insurance on tho property, for deferred
IAJmrltl.
,fi but selling ~ trustee, shall convey only such
HID !, ia Vritel III me by said DEED Of trust.
WNt T. HuRBARD, Trustee.
H. IlALLER, AuctlUDe0F. lCS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-29

Is vain the eyes are Allied With liyhG
In vain the cheek with beauty CLOVIS,
Unless the teeth arc p1reand while,
Unless the breath Is like the rose;
And SoLoDoNT alone supplies
These beauties that We al 20 prize.
MwP4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-29

By virtue Of two Il cdI Of trust, made by Caroline
Otiuy, vile Of David Il. Gary, With the said David
cary. her husband, to the undenlgned Trustee,
w iAtrl July 18TH 1876 and recorded In tho Office
4 the CleIkOt the County Court Of Ohio County,
Vest Virginia, 10 Deed Of Trust Book No. II, pago u,
pl the other dated September 9Th, 1876, aud record.
din Md ClrrGS Oice, In Deed Of Trust Book No. II,
hP 1911, rIhall, on
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Joseph SCHMATZINETz,

fancy Steam Dyer, ScOursr & RspairSr,
NJ l7N Narke, street, Wheeling, W. Va, near
WI BldsS. All klndsO shAwlS, Dresses, and every
AfnPhn Of silk aud Wooden Goods executed II
NJ polie and on reasonable terms. Gloves and
IasAsH cleaned and dyed. Al C0lOrG lVdrrdRied
icy All PerSonS living NJ distance from MY place
SR 10 N! ll1c and will call for goods and deliver
Ssn Saen hnlshed. Please call and examine my
w Windows and you will $50 the difference DO
WssE NJ work and that Of other8. You will hnd
gns lover than RlAny other Scourer in the State.
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IJ,RUSTEE's SALE.

liz virtue Of deed Of trust made by Marquette
usS.v. vile Of samuel Mevay, with the said slmusl
IsvSy, her husband, 70 the undersigned trustee,
I,tSi November slh, 1879 and recouOd In the Office
Sst yif.inIA, Id Deed Of Trust Book No. ., page
M 1 will on
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y,.,,,s IIInstrntetl FLORAL Galde.

Abean.iiul work Of 100 raseA One oolored FlST ~
sS FiaeSS and Vegetables, With Price Of seeds, and
nav h rreW them. AL for Five Cent Stamp Issued
Wv sbt6. n Enelish OF German. NleEs l!laatEGt
ID Monthly Nag ,nSS3 FS SSs TS,dESS f Pdes
=, HsSS. eiye CopIoS for s. 90. Specimen mum
~ AMI or len cent? three trial copies Tor z cents
4ddtGis, JAAisVlCIlk I A0eaes'et, NJ
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says that print cloths are very active at Fall
River. and larger sales Of spots aud futures TO
July arc reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-29

BosroS, December 27.-The wool market
Is quiet, steady and unchanged for large
lots. Refusalsshow only ! cent difference
between buyers and sellers. Ohio and
Pennsylvania 400 and Ole; Michigan 45
and 49c; combing and delaine 56c; un,
washed and understandable SO and 42c;
Missouri 40c; Kentucky clothing 42c;
Eastern Oregon S2ac; superior and extra
pulled 10 and 62c; secured 40 and Zoe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-29

nneurIn1 al 10 OclOot A. n PIpcepI 70 lbIl " thl
,nnt iooT u IhS Court HOu1e Of Obi county W. Va
d he highest aud b's. bItder Ihe following dS.criGd
pIV,b r "south half Of lot III obeIed hiteeh
TTs ia WIN. W. Shhyel'a addition 10 The
w Of wheeling, ala lot being situated on tbs
.'1,h.ucSt c0FLCT Of Woods formerly seventy and
Eit sen,h ltofm,Fly Centiv) streets Ia the SAID City
" KTsS 81 sALK-O ns.thlEd Of The purchase money
.ri q much more ~ the purchaser may elect 10 pay
n v,h The residue Ia two equal insalments ct Alx
,nd iWeye inlnthH, with Interest from Gay o. tale,
,,sp1S eF diving notes SetuIed By deed Of trust and
spDlry u insurance on the property, for dolefred
III te TO the GaIi property lgbellayed 10 be per.
t,l, but selling ~ trustee, shall convey only such
Wv WM. T., HUBBARD, Trustee.
80 Il MLLLKn AunLl6nNnr. de8
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TUESDAY. JAN. m. 1Sso.

Commenting at 10 O'clock A. NJ, proceed to sell, at the
Ndl dOOr Of the Court House OF Ohio County, Wesl
Virginia TO the highest and best bidder, the follow.
hEdechbet property, that Is to say:
LOU numbered eight, ninC, seventeen and eiyh.
NO. 10 Hulre numbered one, Of Carroll and Baker,
LiilIou to the city Of Wheeling, and, By virtue Of
be tT,t deed Of trust shall, at the same time and
tae sel 70 the highest aud best bidder, lot numbcr
dOhs ~ Of Carroll aHd Bakers addition 70 said city
rEMs OR SALE-One-third Of the purchase moaey
I'd - much mOre Us the purchaser may elect to pay
ha,b, the residue In two equal payments, at az
Ed tHeIe mouths, with Interest from day Of sale
purchaser giving notes secured by deed Of trust fol
FoPsriy
The tide D the said property is heleved to be per.
~ but Sc llDg Is Trustee, Ishall convey only such
tlrniSVcs.ed III ne by said deed oil trust.
WV. p. HUBBARD, Trustee.
". H. lIALLER, AuCtioneer. iri8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-29

StocKs-'rhe market was strong throughout
the day and prices advanced u tn 81 per
cent, the latter Manhattan elevated. North.
western, st. Paul, Vanderbilt shares, Della.
ware, Lackawanna and Western and South.
western shares were consplcOus In the un.
ward movement, The highest quotations Of
tue day were generally current at tile close.
The transactions aggregated l64UUO shares,
NJ which 81, 900 were Erie. $4,000 Lake Shore,
10000 Northwestern, 10000 Ut. Paul, 1900
New jersey Central, 1900 Reading 1000
Michigan Central, l.60O Unien Pacific, 1900
y; 2; !; O., 1000 Hannibal and ST. Joseph,
1000 Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific, 1900
Kansas aud Texas, z, 100 Iron Mountain, 5000
canada Southern and 1000 St. Louis and ban
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DAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE

PAbIl PRESENT AND FUTURE
l NRa JEANETTE STANLEY, Professional Clair
N1at Magnetic Physician. rIiuce and Test Medt-
tNtaty.Sf,h aud Twenty.sIxt SD., Wheeling, W.
Spiritual communications, consultations and
A@ 90 health, Disease, Sckutss and Losses, Love,
VsNIip aud Marriage, Law SultA and Divorces, all
s'a1' Matters, Investments, SuckA and Mines,
" tAirv"ylnt eSamlRGt ona u obscure and did,
u nsI XVI uTnsSns n Pt !, InIIviS%:
w ~ Iod IesIiny. Consulting Fee 81. Ladies' so
s9& de23s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-29

Trains leaving Columbus at $40 P. n, and $50 A. n.
tun daily. Through Chicago exprCas leaves Columbu1
ay except Sunday, At $40 p. NJ, With Eleeping cav
paenel arriving In Chicago At 1850 next morning.
Ticket Office, Columbus, " S'''VA DePSs
PullTan's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Can
TSS ESSn Without change IRON stebonvlle East 70
Cincinnati, LoulSyllle indianapolis and al IaniS
Eor through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Sleeping CIR
socoImmod1ti9n. and any 1riher Information, apply
q M,, JnS' an N. BElLEVlLLE, Ticket Agent Il FL
hAndie Depot foot Of Eleventh Street, or Al CITY
TICKET ohies, under McIIrs House, Wheclinr.
D. ". CALDWELL.
". L. O'BRIEN, NS'N-AUNA' "
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent Columhu.. n,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-29
THE WOOL MARKET,
Advices by Mall and TeIegraph-The
Market still Strong.

Advices by Mail ana TeIegraph-The
Market still Ntrong.
n. Y. BalletIn Of Saturday.
The broken week has naturally brought
a reduction in the volume OF business, and
pretty much all dealers have q smaller line
OF sales to report, with a portion Of the
record covering negotiations under way
for several days previous 10 our last. We,
however, hear no complaints, and the uni.
versal expression is one Of strength and
confidence in the future. The wants OF
manufacturers still seem likely to consume
all the domestic woods loft in first hands,
and afford an opportunity TO place the
bulk OF the foreign at present expected,
while an addition rather than shading
on cost would be the natural sequence OF
this steady exhaust Of the offering. Offer.
ings are small and indilFereatly made, and
few, II any, brokers are to be found hawk
ing samples around the market in search
oil custom. There is not much doing in
foreign at tho moment, owing to the alb.
senCe Of supplies, but some sales continue
to be made from parcels to arrive. Advices
at hand from abroad continue strong and
buoyant, and indicate q reduced amount
OF desirable stock within reach.
The sales on our market, so far as made
public, show 1000 lbs medium Pennsyl.
vania at Coo; 10000 No. feeces at SOC; g..
000do at $50; $4,000 XX and above at 50a
CSC; 1900 fine Texas at SIC; 10000 fall
Texas at 29a90c; IL, 900 fine Texas at 3la
SSc; 100000 fall California at 2la2Sc; To-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-29
rRusrEEs, SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
E.s7 WHEELING DWELLING HOUSE.

81 Of deed q I TI.s made e y SSsEs Nc
,,,,.;. dated Juusjh, 1871, and recorded In the
nssc 4 tns Crf Of the County Court 81 Qhlu
o SGnSiv, Wrst YIriuIA, 10 Deed Of Trust Book
soYb'SIn.,s i'm viii Oh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-05
'3crr;3siS Accidents.

At Like Oulrsga r1oud, yesterday, about Z
thousand people wanted TO get on IN EXCURSION
steamer teorc sho had discharged a load 0!
passengers, her cspici'7 being for 400. and,
despite Tho tl',rts Of The owner 81 The vessel,
huodreis Of them struggled OF hosr]. Tins
boa. earcenad, tho hurr;csn decks, tkrongcd
with passengers. brcko eff. and sc!rfs oil pass
engers we're thrown toto tho lake. Fortunately
nsDy of thrm were able 10 swim cut or save
themselves By c!ineInS TO the boat. Others
less Fortunate, Ices their llv,s When The
crcwi caric OH the deck tho boat caracned
away from the whall, causing the crowd to rush
to that side, aud thrCwicg The struggling mass
of peor!c Into tho water. When the boat gave
way the ro2f OF the upper d.ck c'me crashing
down 90 tho engine, breaking eft the safety
valve, snd the s:ra N rashrd ;;u with loud bose,
thus adding abosheG terror TO Tic situation.
The boat then rolled occr further. and catch
log her guuwa!c on spiO became iast. The
great Weight cu:sed the supports Of the hurri
cane deck 10 give away, and tho whole structure
dowa to the wafer line tell into tho water.
As an excursion boat Was nearing the wharf
at Msr.is' Island. below Tscuton, n. j yes
terday, bund1cGs Of p:tp.c 90 tic island rush
ed toward il to get on wren it la1d!d. The
whs:r su&denly gaze way, and abrut seventy
five ptr5oGs Wsra thrown irt0 !h5liVsr. Several
We're taken cutif lrcd. Mrs. ArdttW john
SOD. her little sob, five years old, and little
gil named Miller ware droHGed. Their bodies
were recovered. 1t is feared there waro Others
who have not been recovered.
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balloon Found.

san FRANcIsCo. July A dispatch from
L,throp, place about forty miles east OF This
city, ;cross the bay says
That large balloon 10 c,'l!asped AID
wrecked coudiIicn was caught 10 the telegraph
wires near tho village, about o'clock this
afternoon. The basket and rope we're W.T. as
though they had been dragged drought water
There were blood marks Gu one Of tho ropes
and kid glove and velvet bow were found 10
the basket. About hall past three, this after
noon. Professor S. W. Colgrcvc, accompanied
by Miss Emma Allison. Md, balloon GScco'
sioD from Woodward gardens, 10 this city. When
last seen the balloon was taking 60 eoster!g
course and it is feared the acro1aua's have
met with tital disaster
July, 5.-About midnight Prof. ColsroVe
returned to tho city aod reported that the ba''
loon came down in the bay, on account ola rent
in the bsg and dragged through the water about
Two miles 10 the ssm, number Of minutes,
slruci: The piles Of an old wharf en- the opposite
sd, Of the bay, threw out both oeupan's, WAC
were somewhat cus aud bruised, but not sari-
au5ly Injured. and freed from its burden. rose
again end sailed off to tic eastward, Coming
dom az previously reported. CoGrovc and
Miss Allison were caught 10 q marsh through
which they wadod, aud gaining firm ground
maao their way 10 Alameda, thclc, to this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-05
E0REIGT VIEWS.

Thirty-one miners ba7c been killed by co..
Iiery explosion in Scotland.
tx President Grant and party arrived at 70
kohana Thursday from China.
About 100 ladies' and gentlemen attended the
Fourth Of July banquet 10 London last Dlght
The Old Catholics in Germany will be treated
henccforth as palt Of the Catholic Church.
NJ. dc Lesseps will not start Tor Amcr:ci till
the end OF the year.
Plscards thrsalerirg tho lives CT the Sultan
and his mioistcrs haSc been seized IN CoDs!an'
tiaopln.
The cx-Khcdivc e Egypt has been arrested
10 Naples and Tic khcdiro hos forbidden Nu5ar
Pasha 10 enter Egypt.
The Moscow exposition for 1850 is post
poDsd for year. Dull trade and general lnse-
curly caused the change Of programme.
-Four hundred Nlhists were arrested at
kieh, Russia, On the hight oil the 10 h OF
June AID great store OF weapons YVES s9z d.
IL the clco!io1s for member Of the Austrian
Rciohsra,h thus far l3G liberals and $50 COO
sarratiycs ard uationalIsls have bccu chosen.
The liberals have lost 80 seats.
Tho cbief matters Of debate ic Germany just
nuw ate the tariff. trade, railways under State
control, parliamentary poser Of withholding
or granting supplies and reconciliation with the
Vatican.
The. statement that the Spanish Irlsato Al
nausa and tho war steamer Jorge Juan have
been ordered 70 leave Havana and proceed to
San DomioRo 10 establish blockade OF the
Gas. if the Dominican government refuses to
siva satisfaction to Spain, is denied.
The British troop ship Oroues arrived at
Madeira yesterday with tho remains OF the
Prince Inperial. The remains were transferred
from tho Boadicca to the Oiootes at Cape
Towo, June Is. Sir Bar!lc Frcrc AID Lady
Frero and all the officials Of the colopy were
present. Imposing religious ceremonies were
held over The remains OF Tho Prince by the
Catholic Bishop.
Ga the 90 b ult. Gen. Tco6Ie Parisen aud
bis followers attacked aud occupied the govern
mcnt house in Cape Hsytien City, Hayli. The
gc7eTnmco: troops, alter lighting all night,
drove the rlbcls out Of Tho city. Thirty were
killed and v0uLdcd. iati:icn is said to have
f.d uto Dominican territory. The National
Assembly at Port-au Prince was closed on q,
cunt of dissens!ous between senator's and dep
uli4s There il general uueasiueSs throughout
tho rerublic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-05
Fires.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, July 5.-Tho ncondiary
fire at Amherst yesterday morning burned
SIS 600 to $4,000 worth OF, property. The
property destroyed is the Amherst House, tho
postoff e, the savings bank, town o1licea, the
public library one of tho largest livery stables,
in western Massachusetts, two college secret so.
ciety lodge rooms and the stores Of number Of
mercantile firms. The distance burned over is
about twenty rods in length. The fro started at
the stairway leading to the loft Of one Of the
sheds, and was evidently helpsd by kerosene
poured on the stairs. Tho loss on the hotel and
bank is $4,000. with $4,000 on tho furniture.
Most Of the property burned was insured, and
the net loss will be small.
LEWISTON. Me-, July t.-Last night 3 fire in
J. A. Kodick s. Cos. dry goods store caused
loss Of s12 COO; insurance 50 COZ.
LOWELL. Mass, July 5.-Ksrly this morning
fire damaged tho tenement houso of A. @.
Wheelock, on Lawrence street. to tho extent OF
SD eco; tho reTises were insured for $l8.C0J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-05
NEWS OF TIE D.9L..

The Fourth was generally observed through
out tho country, and especially at The South.
The Louisiana constitutional convention has
adopted az article pcohihii0g The sale ct iiquer
% Sundays.
Uuder the Rsilroaa rclegJaph act reH line
from Washington to boston will be dolcg bust
ness within nlneiy days.
Small pcx has broken cut sicond time at
Richtord, W., because IN the tlrst case DO pre-
cautions were takel TO preVent rs 6prcad.
MIR. W. Rollirs left New Yo,k Thursday
with the Intention Of riding his bicycle TO Sara
toea. q distauc, CT 1872 miles.
A man died 10 ST. Louis recently, and iu bis
will, after saying that he never forgot favor,
left 81 900 to au individual who ten years ego
ran away with his wife.
The number Of lives lest from various causes
on steamboats, during the year epdcd June 50.
1879, was los. against 2l2 the preceding lively"
months. The plumber ot accidents resulting
10 loss OF lie vas 81, against Al. 10 1873 the
number of lives lost on steamboats, was COZ.
DR.. Hull, husband OF Chasipo CtX's victim,
is trying to get hack the property which Capt.
Williams and the oihcr icside theorists took
away from his house TO play part in tho evil
derco against him, bu: 30 far without SUCCESS.
He claims that they tick possession OF what.
ever they liked, IS il they were Oh captured
territory.
Mre. Horry Larce, bride Of fvo Eeeka
aged %, was killed. and her sister, Mss Liz 0
Clark, aged II, seriously iijared 81 iumpirg
of 90 Ell, train near Turner's Station, soma
miles from Newtursh, n. y, yesterday. They
had forgotten to leave the Train at Turner's,
and did not realize the speed O.! the train when
they jumped off alttr passing the station.
Reports arc current 10 Cincinnati that Arch
bishop Purccs mind has been seriously attec-
ted By his fnaecial disiresses aud the tiowoes5
with Whioh his debta are htioG quldatcd by
Catholic subscriptions. These repU!'s are de-
risd, tut it is q fact that the Archbishop 4 con-
ditioa is matter OF lrtat solicludc 10 his
friends. Against the advic; CT irierd5 ho has
leit his Albany retreat. aGd is n3w 10 Cllcln-
natl. Ii is behaved that Bishop Chatard, OF
IudiaIapois. will be ap32atca his coadllt0r
The northwest was again visited by G series
of storms destructive 10 !if. and property en-
Wednesday and yesterday. The greatest dam
age seems to have btcn sustained 10 minnesota,
where 10 one place alone, the village Of Fssn, a
church, an orphan asylum and several dwellings,
we're destroyed, eight pcrs0ps killed, and thirty
injured, several severely. 10 other parts OF
the State, and ASP 10 lowe. Wisconsin and
D-kota. dwellings,, barns and ether property
were destroyed, and number Of lives lost b7
falling buildings aud by lightning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-05

Tho veteran Geographic journalist, l.. A.
Gobrigbt, eco who had charge Of tho offic, Ct
tho Associated Press 10 Washington from its
orgo. it is announced. has retired from all con-
neotion with it. for tho purpose of entering
upon other pursuits. The Washington papers
pay Mr.. G. tho highest tribute for honorable
ard flithul service, and We heartily join them in
their expression of commentator, both with
reference TO his worth as a man and capabilities
10 his profession. Ho has always evioced not
only the greatest facility and comprehensiveness
in he execution Of his duties, but discretion,
fairness and souudness Of judgment Dot often
met with now .aldays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-05

Another treasure is yog in the vaults OF the
Bank of Eoelerd awaiting the claims of its
American owners. 10 amount il reaches the
immense sum of three hundred millions OF dol
lars. Il belongs to the heirs of John Hyde.
wao came to this country from England 10 the
asst century, aud who inherited it from two
brothers who had acquired it 10 East ludia. 1t
is feared, however, that, as in the caso Of The
famous Jennings estate, tho heirs Of this lately
discovered treasure have been SO bi1den By tho
lapse of time that they will never DO found.
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Reported for the Alexandria Gcz,ttr.

CHRONOLOGICAL FOR JUNE. 1879 The
month has been about ordinary fer heat The
highes. has been 90 On the 18th. The coolest
dav was the lib, SO 10 the morning and only
81 average of The day. Mean temperature
for the month 1890, which was only the lrac-
ton Of degree above the average for the last
tcn years. that beigg 73' 81; while the barcmo-
ter has been lower ttaa any June in the sane
lime being 90 60 TO-; while the mean for the
same time has been abou. &c. "a yet the latter
part OF the month has been very dry, having
had only 2.SS in. Of rain, and all this in the
early part OF tho mouth, md had only two TO.
tally cloudy days during the month.
G. GILLINGnAM.
Accolink, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-05

Judging from tho accounts that reach us OF
Yesterdays celebration of tho one hundred and
third anniversary Of Independence Day, tho holi
day was moro generally observed and marked
by moro patriotic enthusiasinio tho South than
in any other section of the country. This,
however, was only natural. for tho South is
whore the principles set forth in the Declaration
of Independence alwsys hsv, and sill find
their chief support.