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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-17

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-17

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-17

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-17

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W Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-17

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-17

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-17

W. A. Tlrus, 80 Ashland avenue, To.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-17

S. H. IRWIN, Of Ute Greek, Colfax Co..
New Mexico, says: "My wife has been
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-17

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Six bottles, "a. Main Depot for the Uni
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-17
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

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Ask thu recovered dJspeptics, bilious surer:
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-17
MEDICAL.
TO THE PEOPLE!

TIE beat evidences Of 8 phy.lci.u's pucos Ia 'hs
testi DOpv Of his patients The Increasing dsnRI dI
tT my PEOtIsi. lal stINicts prove tia b5T- dFa {
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me-. never uIe patients Uame W'tL0n permission,
though have ina6y HUNDRED certificate, IRON III -
whom have cured after they had been pronounced
thorough Inedi al tduedilcn with
many years hopit1 experience aud f'milisfi,y with
therapeutic agents elO'c Ub'Nrtance CTlbefAnrn.
tai pe'ulIGrties aud street attention 10 hyG euic man
agement In ureS success Il cnto Il possible, aud
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-17
Financial and Commercial.


NEW YoRk. December le-MosEr-.MafEet
ranged firm at 6per cent per annum; l.S2 per
diem TO per cent per annum, closing ?
Prime mercantile PAPER 8a7 per cent sterl.
Ing Exchange bankers' bills in steady de-
mRnd at "a Six. mi,
Treasury bought 5 So 900 VI IS Of 80. A promi'
nent Nassau sire ct banking firm Is said to have
already subscriptionS.in advance for the new =
per cent bonds TO the extent OF 2o0,OOOV0
a prominent foreign legation has alone sub
scribed for 100000 Of the bonds and the
whole loan promises to be steadily taken
within short tins after the bonds are
raadv for dAliyeFy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-17
WILL IT CURE me-?

Said man whose wOsbeCone countenRncs and
bFoken-down Constitution plainly shOA Cd
trlco' Of diseasS-a sufferer with Nervous
Dyspepsia, In whOIe stomach the mott dell
cato norsel lay like lead. Retreshlng sleep
and quiet nerves wOro strnpgera 10 HIN, and
he despaIred Of aver being well.
We advised him to take
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
FIRES YESTERDAY.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 20-Ite country residence
NJ Charles J. Baker President u the Franklin National
Bank and member Of the firm 81 Baker Brothers
Co. glass manufacturers. o. this city, abOu; four miles
from Baltimore burned last ulch; WIKI most Of It's
contents only the large collection % valuable paintings
M fEe tighter articles OF furniture being saved Loss
about $4,000; insured Tor $4,000 NJ Baker ana hls
family were asleep and aroused by the smoke
I.e origin Of the fire i unknown.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 2O.-A fire broke out in
tho shody mandatory OF Benjamin Hly, the corner
OF second-st aud Broadway this morning There were
A. the tine twenty-niue women and girls IN the third
story Nearly all made haste 10 escape but SIX OF them
DELAYED It is supposed change their clothing and tie
flames cut OF their escape by the stairway one OF them
,rs Barrett ped out Of window and broke both
1e,. The other I've remained iusde and were burned
- o1fb Their names SIZE Mrs Nelch. Ms. Daegett.
Mr., Synes Mrs. Jackson sua Ms. sUeenY. The hre-
NJ, made heroic bur ineicctual attempts 10 rescue the
women Toe loss by FIRE i estimated az S-S,OVOi IL
stlraucc $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21

Str clsudius oer, wes Lsguayra ot7. Porto csbs,s
ana Curacao II. with coffee hides ETC. 70 Dast Bouioa
str oakvne cBr Humphrie. M1desoroush 10 day. win
ST. Alvo Br Williams Kingston, ia sept "a. ssvan,Y,s
vet d. oreyo"n ana A. With mds
str Atlas BIZ Pesrce Jacmei oo O. Anr Cages g. por...
Prince and Kingston 49, with dse to PIN, forpo0c 30
yThe following vessels arrived the 18th inst late n,
Str Leasing Goer voss Hamburg Oct AMI Havres Q. ia
sarE fsos boo Hsns s .
sugar Brooks & co: vessel 10 WaydeIi q Co.
thick outside. Al CITY Island right, 5; clear. A''
CLEARED.
Str City of Brss.els obj, watkins, Liverpool via ousen,
town John Dale Saith CITY In Weiss. Bristol AFzelIk
Co. state Of Indians (p p sadler glasgow. AustiB BALDWIN
PeSSSa @ Msss1 M % c Esy c ysg, $ aGgse
ds oq9s fpos Geo Yor r. Star On VI ce.
Oriean. Bogert q Morgan. GaDhan Uspher. West .ent
Ship Ida tswed) Bugse Trieste Austria. Benharn f1eker
Bars MeDouean cBr,, Davis. MsrseiIIef y@soy4
Coz RoIelia smith Br acIlloch. IIaiL ws'.ney tto
Ivesen rotterdam To5ias 3 Co LOuiso Nor iEseises
Rii. augusta 9Br5 buck - Johs ~ SOM
Josephine Bernard Dsn Has.e - Cnr'1gpner aud S.us
T g Chaener & co; Manson. Gardner Hamilton Dared
eeGrs yes Eloyd Johnson Gsors.,.w1 sSd gsr, Ear
Henry Lemael. Jarvis New-Baven Eaekett 30. AEra
Sufa %sfren ss' JOIN nEgs Cox s
ton chss irving; ArculaIids hoHigomerD Richmond, II
POREIGN PORTS
rospoy Oct 2e-A;ryod str yton CBrl. from Yon.r,.
at Bristol ctr Romnlus iron Cb&nesion ana Sor-R
sydney Z d az Hayre: City o. Lon.On brl. Tom New
YorE str Isran (BI horton; str conn than lBr.
from Boston AZ glasgow lgth inst: ship Ar Russ rom
Balrloore for Antwerp been towed into Queenstown
HAVING lost her rusder sse; str HnrVstta Br,
frore Montreal North sydney g. ~ Queenstown Al
the cattle carried By Hurworth Ashe overheard
OF
IWEcPocg Oct 20-Arr1veS Lshe Sepgnn tBrl. from
Montreal ,sebe.= WIN Sy7rnSsen (bi) hom sor~
:oIk: str Nuevo Pence T. PAN. Tram rsT.ERso
2J-S21lct City OF aonlrfal ibrl,
from Liverpool for sewYorf.
Arrived sr Mars hon Boston Tor IAyerpopl; sr
Ohio from Philadelphia for Liverssoi.
HAVANA. Oct. 29-Arrlye1 st< Ctty on Ipl1
Mexico tor New York.
L Munsen. 10th INST Cexoae capt sf1cser. hesairk
18Th inst Elmirands the ter Bosos Jesse stowe.
Oaattro >orele Inastre Lawrence: 18th Hst bnlie
ap, Knuth EQUITY the ast three for DooOy BRIT - 'en
era HluRasw Prince Chs6ir The lsiier ton SeS-reas;
2O inst br.iia3t Psu.4a for PaScax0alA ttorcA
Noeu the later for nrS~sfe Bress water
Arrived 7th CstellOe Giro lth met CoetenDe n
berfo Primo latter Csteramae 18Th fpst I'm Lyeh
ierta l7th last Hayre. TaHRTls Udius 18TH nh Lucy
Mary sophia Cook ThOrwsdsen 18Th inst Ar-eAr BesAe
Markham Capt Kr .tensca, Mazda smith, Nay
Queen, Piskstaqaa. -
Ioypox Oct. 20-Bng ysnza tRri, Acrsaaes has arrived
az LIVERPOOL Of her deck LOAD and sss me
Mania last reported al eyaley. b. Aug 70
FOR tat.T shlp Neos 4 any. ., FiTrh Pl9e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
REPUBLICAN APPEALS.

DEMONSTRATION AT THE COOPER UNION
AppRKssks BY JOSEPH II. CHoATE AMP EMORY A.
sToIRs - Mr. CuoArH INTERRUPTED bx TIE
ENTRANCE OF GENERAL GIANT. WHO MAKES a
psIrP ADDRESS GREAT KNTHUHAsM MANI
rKsTRD.
The meeting at Cooper Institute last even
ing. under the direction OF the Campaign
Club of the Republican Central Committee,
was distinguished by the presence OF Generai
Grant, who acknowledged the warm greet
ing he received in brief speech
Joscph II. Choase presided and delivered the
opening address. The CHEF speech OF the
evening was made by Emory A. Stor's, Oh
Chicago, who held the attention OF the au1 ,.
cnce for nearly an hour and hall Ills
speech waS an arraigrment OF the pe'nocra.i'
PARTY. In conclusion he contrasted win IL ''o
record of the Republican party during It's man
acement of the Government. large audi
encs was present, including many prominent
RepublcanS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
s41r OF MR.. BTYYETT'S HORSES.

The private sable Of James Gordon Bennett, No
East Thlrty-elchth-st.. WAS rled yesterday after
noon with a throng OF men who had gone 70 attend
he sale Of some harness horses and polo PONIES De-
longing 10 Mr. Bennett. Number ot well known
gentlemen were resent. The majority, however
were horse dealer. erooms and stable hands MI
Bennett's coachman said that his employer would
probably 20 10 Europe at an early date, to remain
until next summer. ~,
The chestnut celdine Prince was sold 10 I mrs
topher Roberts for 500. The chestnut mare Pm
cess - was sold Tor S525 10 Mr. Roberts. Toby
and Kate" chestnut wheeleIs, we've sold 70 u. w.
Thorne, the Ceiding for Sl1o and The marc OF
5000 4 team of leaders PADDY q bay. and
Red Gown. D." a roam. weIs bought by Nj Bishop.
the former for $50. the latter foI Si25. Il was
Iorillard. The BAY eeldiugs Genera" and Bis
narck." a team of wheeiers, were sold to Mr.
Bishop Tor $500 each. The bidding on the polo
Monies was unite brisk Sill an imported half
thoroughbred hay geldinG Went FOR $50 80 Mt
Wendell The prices OF the Others ranged from $50
to SISJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
FAILURF IN THE Gun TRADE.

The failure of Merwin. Hubert u Co, dealers IN
arms and ammunition az No ~ ChamOers-st' anu
No C5 Resde-st was announced Yesterday and
thew made an assignment 10 Adrian Van S'nderen
The firm was one of the largest IN that line IN the
CITY and was estimated to he wOcth from H2Oo,Ouo
TO $500 600. Il was established IN lebS. *. Is
interested IN the Hopkins 4 Allen ManutaetuTi lG
COMPANY of Norwich, Conn, taking all us product
and owning half of the factory II also owns two
thirds Of the Phenix Cartridge Company. OF south
Coventry Conn., and takes all It's product nc is'st
stctcrant nj thc firm on September IS SAID that Il
mad a business investment of S2CoO0o; The en-
harrassment is attributed to the failure OF the
Name in Ju1c that company owing the
firm about 100000 for advances. The
firm claims only To want all eXtens or, ana 10
have assets 81 icent 10 Day IN tuii II aliOWcu 10
manage Its own business. Mr.. Hubert said jester
dav that the assignment was made TO hasten set
The firm had an excellent trade and nobody would
be hurt by the failure. In the trade the liabilities
are estimated at from Fl 10000 10 c250OOO; II Is
said that the stock is valued az 100000. Inc as
sipnee could give 10 Statement. Of the liabilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
PARoLR AG4LN / UIYNER.

ONO BOY. PARoLT MONITOR AND BELLE OF Tux
wFSr rHf WINNERS or tbs BALTIMORE RACES
BtLrGMoRE, oct. 2O.-Ihe second day Of
lhe . meeting o. tlc Mary aul Jockey tiuo attracted
- throu- and fhe races we're contested with more
than u.ual spst The wt-te! continued clear. aud The
tflcS as- ln nuc condition.
Toe drst rec one mi, dl.. fos maifcus - al ages
,u,rause SO par, 500. rn:r-lea money 20 second
horse. was won Do Oaio Bog % La. Captain WrAssc
second and STAT, smau thiri.
Tie s.coud for a' -scs for plrse q $500. OF
which 80 went thr EI h'rse, oue and quarter
rut.ss. VS. Parole .u c.lS Ihc -'art "s good
Parole leading 90. with "aw-ee scent. Hartman
ttrl Eo.aIe ioa OBJ AND NcvNorE Weeks .ast. AZ the
ttrreouarler pole Parole lcd PAvucc tbnc le-r;df.
VITA Gosaus "a al. BDs-illan fourth and Noe YORK
weekly at Down this stretch R1saue maGe 4 Dish
AID went sec0nI paCc, aud taey nnisEed PAgOlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
rMoRY 4. srokRs,, sprTcH.

| am exceedingly grauhed 10 meet 50 many
Reruhlicans e., TIE groa, Ci.y uf NeaYork. am eX-
ceecfugy glad 20 meet them under The circumstance IN
winch now see them. prc,ented b. enc of The 10 81
DISTINGUISHED lawyers and one o. tae most distinguished
Hepuhiicaus throughoui TIE whole country. | am
delighted with sach au audiences / delighted TASK
.ue whom an his couuIfy-intcct sN TIE worlds
pr,.d 10 honor. = here With Us ioriSa; tCAeo.s J
! sn aeieatrd "a speak IN the presence cf
~. .-rsat ,,rrcss which party la- achieved.
fA.pl.nseI Ispcak AFT two great strongholds have
b.n CARED: after oA!o and Indiana tsF,At oaeersl
nav. declared Ter us by sucs large mNouties cen
that IN toe presence OF these great victories 'ec
cold aud holy Joy lLaughteTl IL u no.. M Pest
dent. wholly uaBsxed Wit aadness, toF eanno bat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
REMARKS OF GENERAL GRANT.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: | tried my very
best 10 sip quietly without being seed iiSughter
ana renewed lplause aud cheerSl hopes Of hearing
something that would me that tue right thing Tor
,ne 10 do was - b. Republican IN this canvass lGrea
eheersl l was not quite &c tain but what between
This and the 81 Of November might haVe a
spinal 81 the sort heard one OF your speakers
tell of-that 4. a caterpillar column which was kline
that no did not approve OF Republicans. GGreat
lauchterl was sure, after hearing Mr. Choae and MI
slorrs would require sticning OF my spinal col
umn aud would 50 away even better Republican than
when came. II YOU vii excuse ne now 50 that we
may listen 10 them am sure you viii all ~ away WIN
the political sentiments which they VII preach aua
which bel. eve IN Tremendous ch6erS.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
wArER rRONr pRIvHEGES Isl pFMANN.

N->,rs Bowrn1 !, Archibald. man AGES OF the
Rcd cross steamship Line. filed application N,'h
tl, Dock Commissioners yesterday tor The lease o.
one ~ the proposed new plcr> between "entF-
third aud lhlrtcth-StS. North RIVER. rifnr-e
has been given Icy .hc Dotk commissioners T. the
Nev-Nork CITY and Northern Railroad Company 20
continue the oonStru, ion 81 freight houses and
Fii,bth-svc and !he Harlem River providing they
are confined t. the limits Of private property. and
suhccr 10 any action OF The Dock Department 70
project the citys interest u the future opening o.
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
SCENES OF ENTHUSIASM.


General Grant entered the hah unauncunced ana
the first notice Of bis presence was his appearance
ON the platform 20 which he was conducted by f.
w Stoughtor cx-Mirister from the United states
Ia Russia. As soon as General Grant was rec"S-
njycd the audience broke out into tumuituous ap-
nlanse. The whole audience rose TO It's f"e'
and cheered until the walls rang agS'n'
hat, were swung in the air and womeh
waved their handkegchiefs. At first Gen
eral Giant acknowledged the tribute e"iy
by stcpp,ng to the front of the platform anu oo"
ing III recognition of the greeting IL wac se'erii
minutes before the applause subsidized suiheieh'y
for him 70 take seat
The chairman of the meeting, Joseph II. Choote,
WAS in the middle OF his opening remarks when IN
terrupted by the entrance of General Grams
An attempt to resume bis speech was
me, by furious protest Of applause; tie audience
WAS not to he put off, Mr. Choate at one stepped
toward General Grant. who. after q whispered cou-
snltatiop rose and sgan advanced to the front OF
the stage The movement was the signal Tor re-
new nj of the applause, which had been nearly eou
tinuous since General Grant entered the nan.
He spoke briefly and ms remarks were greeted with
much laughter and with renewed applause. lie re-
NAMED throughout the evening
Mr. Choste then resumed his remarks. and at the
conclusion introduced Emory A. Storrs as one who
had been foremost on every oaltiehVi"
in the present contest. Mr. Storrs spoke
with great earnestness ; at first slowly, but rs he
proceeded with rap;dty ana vehemercc HIS de-
nunciaticn of Democratic doctrines was brilliant
with satire aud the audience during portions OF the
address was kept in constant explosion oil
merriment. His recital Of the famous inter
" w with General Hancock, which the speake?
read he said in sections With explanatory ana crit
ical notes after the manner Of Piutarch. received
the greatest approval His statement that he hau
read the interview SO often that he could now READ
il without emotion followed by laughter all over
the ball. Rcferrinr 20 the bayone IL politics, wn'ch
General Hancock had deprecated in his letter OF ac
ceptance the speaker declared with great warmth
that if the bayonet was the only instrument DIV
which the frightened negro voters of the south
could depos. their ballots with safety. he was
earnestly in favor of its use. The statement was
greeted With applause and cheers.
throughout the evening illusions 10 General
Grant 10 the Republican candidates and 10 the sue
cess II The Republican party in the present contest
wee cheered 10 the eono. The enthusiasm of the
audience was unIOunded In the audience were
many nromireDt Republicans, and many we'll
dressed women craced the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
NFr ,yCUOIY sUICIDE N PATTERSON.

Georce " Is u. age sixteen. the youngest son OF
lanes Bel wealthy hqror dealer in Paterson. y.
J.. fatally injured himself with a revolver while
attempting suicide. tie attended tn select sch3oI
"f lanes ID pouucll and was advanced IN hs
studies He appeared d0wuc3>t or the elmer table,
and m answer TO the questions of his mother said
tha. he did not feel well. Leaving the table be
went 10 hi> bedroom and fired a large bullet IN his
right temple. Or. Van Den DyiaCit was summoned.
and SAID hc would uOt recover. No cause can be
assigned Tor the act excepting that his tram was
injured bv his clos appIcav' 90 ms Stu0'cs. aud
,hot umsell while temporarily insane. Las
evening be was si king rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
HOME Ne VS.,
PROMINENT ARRIvALS

Buckisoham Associae-JnstIce stepnen m
Field Of fpe United supreme Court s,,n
o5siCount and Countess de Dion OF France and
%rnue ssman lay A. Hubben oi ps RANK
waiter Wood aud IOhl VI. Bailey OF New-iOik' @n
snperinieudent A. Hepburn AID General fIede,ick
serS Of Albany; Judge A. L0ehrane, OF georgia ny
c1essnen r Jones' Of New Hampshire ana John ia sie
~ sachuseta; Joseph Pulitzer, OF 81 LOUIS am aSo
~ 1870 y u Wendell - WndsOr HoctHueh Hidoae
Of chicago: " ingalls, and b. 3 CunniDgham o. oIs s,
Da md eyeret satonsial Of Boston iioDira" 1IV''
rciard Of Philadelphia = ~ $1,000 ,hed Stck GOV
Caurlin a. " UOwgafe H. = A. and DaneI ChshhiCA 49,
ernrnert Director OF Union Pacific Raliroad
Hoiei~FTMayor John Screven. OF savannah roner
lam Sason Tutchins % WashDgton ana " " nLyns
CHAIRMAN OF the Readusters' state COmmuce OF s
- 81 Deais H0teL-Ex Governor James A Hes'on' Vi w"
II sltra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-21
urpp1rANFS AT SEA

Near.v every vessel which arrived Yesterday
reported that IL Lad met hurricanes and tempes-
mon, seas. The steamship CakVI .. from Middle
boro' encountered a terrific hurVcau lasting fifty
SIX hour> N,ucu ID latitude 90 north Longitude
80 west The vessel was kept running with the
>ea until n uecalue toD high and dangerous, when
IA, was brought head 20 %. The cargo vas started
by the heavy pitching nj rolling O. the vessel and
n was with great G!ii.tultv that 10 could Doe St
rnred 4 tremendous Sca broke ~ boarl smashing
the ,tarhoard liie-boat AID doing other damage
about the decks.