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1 $50 GREAT 1880

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10 TIE EfkEokFzhwAST4 kokSR Wasr : s9TTH SSTTa EST
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENREy
kAGN1FICENT EQUIPMENT.
January 6, 1880.
TIIoRE s PoT6MAG r. RAIIRCAD, GipRt "a San CO...
ner Of Sixth and B st1 sets, as follows:
For Philadelphia New York and the East, s. 10
am. and l.5U p m. daily, except Sunday, and
98.45 8 F. M daily with Palace Cars. Linn
ited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars $50 a.
D ~ am, except Sunday, and $50 o. m daily.
For Plttsburg sDdth West H. 40 g. m. daily. VIII:
farlor Cars TO Pittsburg; TAO p. III. n:.iiv
y, with Palace Car to Chicago.
For CanandsiguA and the North, 6 90 s.. M,
except Sunday and 7.4U .. m. daily, except
Saturday, with Pslscs Car - Csaandaisus.
For Watkins, 1910 D. m. dsiiy e:cspl Sac
Gay,
For baltimore, Oh, g. 10. 8. 80 sad lu.4o 8. m:
l.3o, 10, 4U. $50, 40 sni 9.4S y. NJ
On Sunday, 1910 p n; 53n, 7.4D and 9.15
For Popes Crock Line, i Ul y. N. sna 20 o III.
daily, except SEndsy.
For Annapolis, IL a III. aud 4 - U. III dsrly
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
ROT hlaxsndrls ~, " and II u. m, and d; -:
-, sod Il ~ =. SuGasy ~ 7, . and Il
y. III. and =.
Erhini lows hl"zaniTis lrf %yt.Suinlt lty", $50
e..@ I'D III =. La,, ."d ;. i, sad .. ~. aud
- Ei1at-
IN ~'aaday ~ 500 .Gd 30 "a. ID. and ! and G5
=. IT.
ttEUUuH TRAIN FOH TdE SOUTH, Vi.
QuGD-!co and EichinOnd, viii ia@y9 5.G5 al
ais. s. ...D q. N. daily And ~ T. a. daty
cHCHa. Sunday.
>tcke-s end inforTsiion can ha procprst 4
nr'I.>ipai rsilIrsd sts.ions and ticket oaie..
'2Et@e&2s. l.. J. FARMER,
Gen. hs9Sangsr E.grrl
"!tAG. * TuO&SDN
tap"r", Manager. nov29
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The steamers Of this company make connec-
tions at Norfolk for Boston and sl points East +;
at New York with ell points Wes. and North :
vast and at Alexandria with Virginia Mdlsnd
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply TO r. "A REED, Agent,
Jhnney's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, Presid Mt.
OGice under Natl. Metrop Bank,
sop E!~tt Washington, - G.
HT0Tl CE.
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TUTl'S PILLS
Il Cure Torpid LlvGr, Dyspepsis and Costive'
ness.
TUFTS PILLS
L Cure Fever end Ague, Sick Headache AMI
Bilious Collie.
T7UTTS PILLS
4 Give Appetite. Purify ths Blood, and Cure
pilas
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EFEkEa Eks.
SSA POTOMAC NON
1ooO OsTkAMBOaT 60. 4 SCt
Steamer
q Il CRGE LEARY
FEkss Eks.

hESU n FItON UF ROUTE.
A,;SA " aN4KIA AZ w., MD NCHFOLB,
pOlNT LOOKOUT going sEd ratu-nirg '''''
on and Sf:cr Moatsy. brrch 18th, 1850 fbe
steamer GEORGE LEAkY, Joseph " bit-
G"nmander, will resume her route between the
From a ALEEANDKIA, HOODS wharf averv
MONDAY sud WEDNESDAY 81 = y -
shn every SATURDAY ct 6! p. m. '''
~, G0m rom NOEFOLk. Camptelps whsrt, every
~ E6OAI, THURSDAY end SUNDAY, 81
p. m. y ~ ~ l -
Arriving st either pert early ncx! morning.
Euring the past winter tho Is.ry hns bse,
thoroughly oVerhau!ed, newly PAINTED, csrpel-
CO. upho!stered and put in nice order Ter
owners pledge tho public cleanliness 6rst class
.sn:e snc courcay and a!ttntion from The officers
ara servants of the boat. Tickets, rsies. iuior
inaiion. t.4!e rooms, &c furnished BIZ
?. !. b. EOOE, Agt, Alexs Va.
t. +. D9Dn, kgt, Wash, u. G. nh off
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Fob POTOMAC RIVER.

STEAMER JOR.r ". THO.nPsOx
EVERY MONDAY. THURSDAY and SAT.
URDAY 7.80 a. m returning on alternate
days
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FOR SALE Bss FsEEY

TOR RENT-The THREE STORY ERICE
X HOUSE, No, 95 north Fairfax st Eas sII
Inc modern improvements, including bathroom,
gas COOKING range aud psrlor heater.
leo TT +. b. CORBETT
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lNn BBLs KlVEHTON LIME.

+, "e have just received fresh supply Of this
LID e s-d can with confidence recommend it
Ms s very superior article in sll particulars. and
"e guarantee satisfaction in all cases. Try it,
'"d you will never use any other kind. For
saIe by GEO WASHINGTON
int > aoant
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fEN U T T. ) l; A / i D Y e 1.

Q 7 y = N T II y = u
GRAY HAIR OR WuIsKERs changed TO 4
DYE, 1! imparts a Natural Color, acts InstSn"
tsIeously, and is rs Harmless as spring ws:"".
Scd by Druggists. or sent By e1pross on recsIn'
ISL.
Office. Rs F2mrray 81, Esv York.
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stvenca This ri!e is impressive aud vii 10,
be devie!sd from.
EI'OH CITT SEKGEANG--; fesuectcu,ig an
q nounce myself as q candidate Ter ;li, Office
o. ScTs"snt c: this c u.
aGl2& - e. ". ARMSTRONG.
/ ANNUU NCE myss'f csndtals 70. the
= ClAco OF City Sergeant, subject ~ !ae sc,ion
oi me CoH.ctvstive primary election
ar25-tpc9 Il. Il. MONROE.
k'cE ClTG SHRGEANT-l have concluded,
a ior The sake Of my psrty, tc sbido ~ the
decision OF The primary election. ask al good
citizens for their support
ap22-trtz GEO " ROCK.
{ fOMAiSSiOaAK OF TIE RaVENUE-
- Issnscliaiiv snnounco nys"C q candidate
ior tlG oiica OF Commissioners OF ihe Revenue
anu soict Tie tuPnolt OF The Conservative par
~ tuiJrc 20 the decision Of lhe primary cIrc.
tion. Fully s~sro of the responsibility 1f the
position end the necessity for an i'm partial snd
conscientious discharSe Of the duties OF lhe o.
Ico. ieel that if elected will bring these quail
lNcalIohs 20 The administration Of that position.
ave- tple RICHARD NJ. LATHAM.
rEH0 TUE NOTEBS OF THE CITY OF Ell.
r EAhN DRlA-I respectfully announce N.Y.
seit cand ldats iof the Office of City Sergeant,
suuJec. Io L9e oecislcn OF tho Conservative party,
citizang,
spr2l-ttS JNO. VI. CAMPREJT,
TNO THE VOTERS OF THE OITY OFAL.
~ EAaNDk1A-l respectfully announce
myself candidate for the Cflice of City Ser.
gesnt subject TO thu Conservative prim,ry cleo.
ton and respectfully solicit the support of my
fellow ctiz 'ns.
apl9-tpts H.v. DANIEL.
| RESPECTFULLY announce myself a can.
l. didate for reelection for Common " eslth's
Attorney, subject to the decision Of the conser.
valve party.
spl7-tts SAMUEL BRENT
ITO THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
"A ClT4-l respa?tfully announce myself
candidate for the flee of Comnonweslth's At.
tolney for the city of Alexandria subject to the
action OF the Conservative party in primsry
electloD. If elected, shall endesvor to dis
charge the duties of the Office zeslousy and i'm.
partially.
apl5-te1 LEONARD MARBURY.
THO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
a ALkGANDRIA-I announce myself 9
candidate for the Office of Commissioner of the
Revenue, subject TO decision Of the voters at
the polls at the general election to be held MAY
9th, 1870 Respectfully,
apl4tLs W.. PRICE
fNO THE VOTERS OF FALEXANDRIA-I
Il respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the office of City Sergeant subject to the
conservative primary election, and solicit the
support of my fellow citizens.
apl3-ln* w. H. SMITH.
7 RESPECTFULLY announce myself can
l. didate for Commissioner of the Revenua, and
earnestly soiicitthe support Of my fellow citizens
apl2-tta GEO. WASHINGTON
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TITO THE VOTERS OF FALEXANDKIA-I
n respectfully announce myself candidate
ior the office of City Sergeant subject to the
Conservative primary election, and solicit the
support of my fellow citizens.
apl3-ln.* VIZ SMITH.
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EfOR PENTHOUSE No. 35 Cameron st.,
Il between Fairfax snd Lee Apply to
ap OIL j. n. D. SMOOT
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FOR REN T.

For RENT.
The comfortable
FRAME DWELLING,
on The cast side of st. Aaspb street, between
cameron SsI and Queen, containing water, gas,
heater, &c, recanlly occupied By w. II. Nav
POSSESSION given at once. For terms, &C., apply
at this office. ont ~tp''
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pARkERS HORSE and CATTLE POW
- DER-This powder is invaluable for the
cure Of Di,temper, Chambers, &C.. the use of
which vii! secure 10 the animal g healthy con :
dition OF the blood, will improve tia sppeiite,
si digestion, and render the system perfectly
healthy and thrifty. Fer sale By
WARFlELU s. HALL,
mhf2 Corner Prince and Fairfax ats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27

FOR RENT OR LEASE-The desirsb!e and
u - roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No,
81 Cameron street, lately occusied by 4, B.
Lawson & Go. Apply to
sepl6 RN LAWSON
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CAGDED DaTEs,

All Advertisements OF political u..t,ngs or
cares candidates iu5 cfca, must b. psid Tor in
scVsnc' Ihs ru!e is imperative ard vii 10,
| be devie.ed from.
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CHANGE OF J'lGR.

CHANGE OF 1IaR.
On and after SUNDAY. Oc.oncr sub. tLa
husLs OF the POTOMAC FERRY ca. Will run
.. fellows;
LEAVf AL%XANUEiA:
CO. 7 30. 8 20. 9 50, ~ 30 ani II 81 T. IN, spd
II 50, 50. Z 3d. 3 50, 4 70, 30. and t On n, m.
LEAVE WAnHINGTON:
+ 50, 80. 80. . 50. 10 80 aud II 20 a. n, and
II 30. 80, Z 30, 5 so 4 80, 8 80, and & 20 D. m
oct4 GEO K. PHILLIPS, Aarsger
,ssSsSs CLYD&S STEAM LINES WEEK
sssrHHffss::as2 Tx To
FELuA UELpEIs, EALD EIVER. pEnV!.
NENCk AHU BOSTON
Steamers loave A,oxsacris EVRRy TUSS.
DAY md lssvs Philadelphia NyH8T SAT
uRpAG.
tiais limo CONNECTS 8. AlosBndria With .EeD
=. & NJ. and " 81 0. +. Rs. saG nj Philadcj.
paia With Clydes regular Steamships for Fail
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight Forwarded with prom ptness and cara,
frse 0f commissions.
No charge for transfer in Fhilsdelphis, end
0 wharfage in Boston. Quick time Frsouent
departures. Through rates and through bills
81 fading given. Insurance 1t the lowest rates,
Agents:
F. a. REED, Alexandria.
WIN. L CLYDE & CO, Phl!sdeiph in.
JOHNSON S CO., Wash. & Georgrn
jan ST. e.
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FOR NEW YORK.

STEAMERS T.. G. K.vTGRTSTD J0g.n.
GERS0.v
EVERY MONDAY, at IL M; and returning,
leave New York, from pior Al, East river, EV-
ERY SATURDAY. at 4 o'clock p. N.
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RESPECTFULLY announce myself can
L didste for Commissioner of the Revenue, and
earnestly ysolicitthesupporto of my fellow citizens
ap12-tt9 GEO. WASHINGTON
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a tABASTINE-Superior to Kslsomine-
-. Ready for use by adding hot water. Put
up in boxes of 5 lbs each. Five lbs OF Alsbs.-
tine will cover 50 square yards or $50 square it.
two Goals. A natural material for finishing
wIlls snd ceilings. Pure white and variety of
beautiful tints. Price, in ib boxas-white per
liable discovery; 1t constitutes permanent
finish for walls sfsimila!ing with the plaster,
and will never fake of. Sample cards of tints
mailed to any address upon application.
JANNEY s. CO.. Drug gists,
ar5 10 and l52 King street.
NEW GOODS IN THE HARDWARE
~ LIN K st s8 King. corner of Royal street.
Just received, the STEAKGREITH, for i'm.
proving Beefsteak; it never fails to make the
toughest ttesk tender sll the way through,
Also the self settr & DELUSION Rat TRAP;
something new; call and exsmiae.
N 9th Proof and Plain Carpet Felt, Mating
Tacks, Tack Claws, Carpet Hammers, Carpet
Stretchers White-wssh, Dusting and Scrub
Brushes, and other goods suited to the sssson,
The Wirdscr Scale for sale cheap.
sprO j. It. CREIGHTON s. SON.
CRYSTAL, BRIDGEWATER. WRNGER.
~ ard CAMERON PROCESS FAMILY Y
FLOUR also choice EXTRAS, for sale st
j. g. h1LBURN'S,
msr25 10 N. Kovsl street.
TTUREISE PKUNES. prime Dried Cherries
4 and Peaches, Pearl Barley. Ssgo. Tspiocs,
FlsvoriDg Extracts, Gelstins, Vermacilli, Itsl.
ian Maccaroni, &c, &C., for sale by
NH II J. G. MILBURN.
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SeYero EfrOuGiitS.

Special contracts vii! be made with yearly sd-
yerti2ers
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TNO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
a ALRXANDRIA-I announce myself q
candidate for the office of Commissioner of the
Revenue. subject TO decision Of the voters at
the polls at the general election to be held May
9th, 1850 Respectfully,
ap13-tfs w DpJou
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KESPECTFULLY announce myself can
l. dldste for reelection for Common weslth's 8
Attorney, subject to the decision Of the conser-
valve party.
9n1T.ttS ChMupr rn pDpNn
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/ ANNUUNCE myse!f csudit.ls for the
E Ci!ico of City Sergeant, subject - !ae ec,ion
OF the Ccrsctvetive primary election
aT2i-tpC9 Il II. EGNROE
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EuE ClTy SHK&EANT-lh have concluded,
a. ior the sake of my party tc sbito ty the
decision OF The primary election. ! ask all good
citizens for their support.
sp22-trt7 GEO W R0rK
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W The VOTERS OF THE CITY OF ALI
a ENANDK1A-l respectfully announce
myself u candidate for the ctnce of CITY Ser.
gesnt, subject to the Conservative prim Try elec
ton and respectfully solicit the support of my
fellow citz,ns.
apl9-tpts r. v DANIET
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27

EI'OH CITI SEKGEAHG--; iesuectEu,ig an.
r. nounce myself ss q candidate Ter th, Office
o! ScTresnt c: this c u.
spl& tlt 4. y. iRHSTngTG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-27

4 NDERSON'S MINCE MEAT. Fruit Jel-
=, lies, and Apple and Peach Butter received
S''d Tor sale low by
dec 4 Z. W. AVERY, 226 King st.
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n OTlCE-GARDRN SEED-Persons de;
-, - slring Garden Seed from u. M. Ferry y
10. or Hiram Sibley s. Co. can procure them by
'aTing their orders with
W., CREIGHTON,
Ian IS King street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-15
ACROSS THE OCEAN.
WHAT Is TRANSFERRING AMONG THE
NATIONS OF EUROPE.
The Ces.lon of DuIciEno stu the Centre
OF Interest TO the PoWers-Gre-
clan Interests-1h he Accrington
weayerI strike-Train
wreckers' Work, etc.
ALBANIA AND MoNrENEaRo.
The Peculiar Position orrurhey's Forces
In the Matter.

The Peculiar Position OF Turkeys Foreei
In the Matter.
LONDON, September 14.-A correspond
ent at Ragusa says: 1t is almost imposs
ible to get authentic news from scutari
as the strictest censorship is exercised
The fact ought not to be blinked at tina,
Turkey is absolutely resolved to resist to
the last, the cession of Epirus and Thess.
ally to Greece.
The Meaenser de Athens says the Minis.
ter OF War has opened new credit for 49,
900 900 francs for war material and the
Minister Of Marine has ordered ten Krupp
cannon for the gunboats. II is now def.
nitely known that Ria Pasha, the Tur-
kish Commander, has positive orders not
to resis. the Montenegrin occupation Of
Dulcigno, though at the same time it Is
left entirely to his discretion whether TO
prevent the Albanians from interfering
He has halted his force where 1t cannot
be OF the slightest use, while simultane-
ously the Albanian volunteers are flock
ugthrough Scutari for Tusi. s 900 men have
already assembled there, OF whom s, 600 are
tepoTteu u US luTklbu IcRulaIb. II 10 uOW
known that the British Vice Admiral,
Seymour, has most positive orders not to
disembark his men. There Is considerable
excitem, mt in Dulcigno among the Albau.
ian and Mahomedsn families. A. vessel
will shortly be sent as a refuge for the
families, both Christian and Mahomedan
inhabitants, who are hemmed in between
the Albanians and Montenegrins.
RAGusA, September 1.-The interna-
tional fleet consists OF twenty vessels man.
ned by 1900 men and carrying 1856 guns.
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WAsHISoroNr September 14.-General
Benet, Chief OF Ordnance, In his annual
report, will devote considerable space to
discussion OF the Scales militia bill re-
ported to the House al the last session OF
Congress. The bill Is considered about
the best measure ever offered on this i'm
portant subject. II was favorably receive
ed in the House and also by the militia Of
ticers OF the different States, and has been
the subject of considerable correspondence
between General Benet and the States Ad.
jutant Generals, and also between the lat
ter and General Drum.
The militia officers OF the different
States will, 1t is expected, render their as.
sistance in having the bill iavorably con-
sidered at the coming session OF Congress.
Gen. Benet earnestly urges o favorable
consideration OF this bill and gives his
views at considerable length. His report
will be ready to present to the Secretary
OF War on the return OF the latter from
his Western trip. The report will show
the principal operations OF the Ordnance
Department during the fiscal year ending
June so, last, including the amount APP
by Congress for that year, and
the manner in which it was spent.
From the latest returns complied at the
office Of the Adjutant General Of the
United States army, the aggregate organ
lied strength Of the militia, in the differ
ent States and Territories Is as follows:
General officers. 80; regimentsl. field and
staff officers, 1905; company officers,
,l9S; total commissioned officers, 1853;
total uncommissinned officers, musicians
aud privates, l17,0S7; aggregate, l25 907.
The total unorpanlzed strength OF the
militia IL 6,5 6 675S,
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RELLAIRE.

Political Notes.-The Marching Clubs
And the GIee CIub-Home from ireland
"A bad Change of street Commission.
ers-Bean supper.
Company D fellin at the armory Mon
day night and quite a number Of the boys
marched down town to bean supper.
The Republicans met at the City Hall
Monday evening. The glee club sang
some and the time was put in until 10
O'Clock when the scraps Of news that had
come was enough to satisfy them. Per-
haps the result in Maine Is the best thing
that could have happened for the good OF
the Republicans in Bellaire. Something
was needed TO get them TO work.
A Junior Garfield marching club Is
talked OF.
with his family iroma visit TO his old home
Those who pay any attention to our
streets can notice now, and will notice
still more when bad weather Is begun,
how differently things are done under the
present Street Commissioner than under
&. ]. Mcclellan last year. The alleys and
streets are about as they were at the first
OF Ihe year. As the people would not re-
elect mau who had proved. himself ex
ceptionalIy well fitted for the place, they
must suffer the consequences.
The Democrats have elected the follow
ing field officers for their marching clubs;
Colonel, Frank Hindmaui Lieut.. Colonel
Fred. Clinton; Major. Sam A. Chambers
Adjutant, Thos. McElroy. As on theiI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-15
SPRING WHEAT.
A Failing or In Receipts at Chicago-The
t,ron short and In Poor Condition.


CHICAGO, September l3.-0nly forty
five car loads Of all grades OF spring wheat
were received here to-day. Grain does not
come forward. Why2 Two weeks OF wet
weather undoubtedly retarded threshing
very heavily, making 1t impossiblein many
places, so that there has hitherto been ab.
soluteiy less ready to move than at this
date Ia other years. But there are other
reasons, The yield at many places is much
less than expected. People tell OF three to
FIVE bushels to the acre where they ex-
pected fifteen. OF course this Is not uni.
yersal, but there is enough Of It to make
holders shy about accepting the prices Of
tered therefore, especially at the waiting
policy played last year. 1tnow looks as II
very little wheat will be marketed here;
80 as long as our prices are below 81 per
bushel 1t was all very well for the bears
to prophesy sixty cents per bushel at
country depot would be the top price for
this crop.
The farmers are apparently like the
hens that resolved they would not lay eggs
for six cents per dozen when the grocery.
men had resolved to pay no more than
that. Testing apart, there Is now the best
OF reason to believe that the situation has
been eyer.discounted. The yield was not
so large either here or in Europe as 1t was
confidently estimated to be. There is
plenty for all who want it and can afford
10 pay for it, but the article Is not yet dirt
cheap.
In regard to immediate prospects here.
Il does not seem likely that receipts will
amount TO much this month. Little is
actually In motion toward the Chicago
market, though more Is ready to move now
than a week ago. The rate Of last week
would scarcely bring in 100000 bushels
more before October arrives, and II that
figure should be doubled 1t would not
count much In squeeze Of seven or eight
million bushels for September. There are
parties who suspect that the same party
has got hold Of It this year as last, but OPP
Grating through different local firm which
is positively gone in on shares. The de.
preston TO about SIC for spot wheat last
month was tempting fact to capitalists,
especially with money so plentiful that
much OF It was lying idle watching for
aomethiugto do. The result OF this condi.
tion OF the wheat market was decided
advance to-day under strong pressure to
All September contracts. Spring wheat
closed lc higher at 969c for September and
oslo for October.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-15

ZANEsvILLE, September l4.-The Repub-
lican meeting here tonight, intended as
sort Of quiet, weakly affair, turned out
magnificent demonstration, in proper
tion almost equaling the visit OF General
Gibson and Governor Foster ten daysago.
The Garfield mounted guards. sixty
strong, appeared on parade at half past U
o'clock, and this seemed to be q signal for
an outpouring OF the entire populace.
The streets were quickly crowded 80 that
the procession moved with the greatest
difficulty through the streets.
On the line Of march the greatest en-.
thusissm prevailed, and an hour later,
when half dozen infantry companies ap-
peared on the streets, each marching to
the music OF martial bands toward the
headquarters, the enthusiasm knew no
bounds. So intent were the people on
witnessing the grand pageant that the
crowd could not be induced to enter Gold
Hall, where the meeting was 10 be held,
until late In the evening.
Finally at half past o'clock Gen. Ell.
Meyer began speaking 10 an immense au-
dence, in the hall, and for an hour and
half he poured hot shot into the Demo.
cracy. His auditors stuck to their seats
to the close, and seemingly would have
remained until midnight.
As the campaign progresses the entusi-
asm increases, and the Republican faith,
without exception, strengthens day by
day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-15

PHILADELPHIA, September l3.-Agenl
Miles aud Captain Pratt, accompanied by
Little Raven, Yellow Bear and Left Hand
Arapahoe chiefs, and Big Horse, BOZ
Tail, Mad Wolf and Man.on.the. Cloud,
Oheyennes, leave here for Washington
tomorrow morning. The party have vis.
tied the State, paid visits to mint, normal,
gr mmar, colored and deaf mute schools
Pennsylvania Hospital, and various meet.
ings held in the interest OF Indian educa.
tion. Ex-Mayor Fox, President Steele and
Secretary Halliwell, Of the Board Of Edu'
cation, the Messrs Wanamaker and DR.,
Rhoads aud others OF the Society oi
Friends, have shown them especial atten'
ton and aided in furthering the object oI
their visit.