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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

ly medicine In the wOrid toI Dyspe CO. tIasd-
nan. Jaundice. Bilious attscks, slS. neshh
ache. { ole, Depression % splI,s, STutS SonISsrn
iieSrt BrIn, sc, &c This unrivalied SoInern
uS,nsiv - ~ rranted not 20 contain a single par
,HSin ~ Mercury. or any injurious mineral SUB
uo,so' mi n PtKEL9 VEGETABLE, contain
Ia ,b1sc southern ReOp and Herbs which an
aIi,,ise Providence has placed In countries where
1tveT diseases most prevail. u viii cure ali
diseases caused BY Deraugement OF Ihe LNef
SySTToNs Of Liver Complaint are a bitter
ar had taste IN the mouth; Pain IN the back,
sides on Joints. often mistaken Tor ~kheunaI,sn
Sour stomach, Loss OF Appetite, bo"sis ai'er
nsieIy ~c1siye and lax; Headache. LCs OF
msw9ry with a painful sensation Of having
SaHsj II do something which ought 10 have been
done. Debility, Low Spirit, a thick yellow az
resrauce NJ the skin and Eyes, u dry Cough Often
mistaken for Consumption.
Sn,netimes many Of these symptoms attend the
disease Al others very few but the Liver, the
lan,sSt organ IN the body, Is generally the seat
nj Inc disease. and II not Regulated In time, great
suffering. WrctChedness and wiz ensue.
can recommend a. AN eficaciOus remedy for
diseases OF the Liver, Heartburn ana DSspelsla'
SlmmOns' Liver Regulator. LEWIS e. WUNEER
is15 Master 81, Assistant Postmaster, Phlla.
I'VE have tested ia virtues, personally, ana
know that for Dyspepsia, Biliousness and Throb.
bing Headache, Il Is the best medicine the world
ever Saw, We have tried forty other remedies
before simmons Liver Regulator, but none OF
them gave US more than temporary relief: but
the Regulator not only relieved by cured U.s.
81 TolgrGph and Messenger, Macon, Ga.
NAsUFAcTURkD ONLY By
y. II. 2oi1in 90 Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Prioe, o.. sold by all Druggists. decs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
Help in Time.

Help 10 be effective should be timely. When
the kidneys grow Inactive, as they are apt TO do,
IL Is wise To lend them and the bladder early and
judicious me IDEAL aid In performing their very
important functions. The requisite enemy Is
Infused into their operations, without danger OF
exciting them, and with great benefit 70 the
general health, by using Hostetter's stomach
Bitters as a diuretic. Powerful stimulants are
rather calculated 10 injurs than benefit the
kidneys aud bladder. but this reliable promoter
Of energy impIrts TO them the requisite amount
OF impetus and no more. 1t should be remem'
bered that kidney and bladder complaints, in
an advanced stage Of development Very fS
queutly bahie medical skill and prove fatal. To
guard against disastrous consequences, rpel
their advance by the means suggested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
M MORE CHANCE.

The Directors Of the Home Building AssOcia.
tion, which urgsnlzed pn October 1. ls7g, have
concluded a. give the public one more chance
o. subscribe FOR stock IN this new association
before placing a premium On the shares, by
simply raging up 10 date iron October lint, you
can zone In on an equal footing with those that
entered then. On April Isl y premium will b.
changed iur the stock.
APply 10 Home Building Association.
CHAS u BERRY, PRs'L
CHAS W CONNER Src'y. ielst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

An octopus embraced q diver in an
Australian river, and it was twenty
minutes before the man could release
himself. He was nearly exhausted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

Ises<, Is 8, 600 better of than
>o,
ehe was, by the discovery
5.><strar Of Arrears had over
= &ount Of arrearages Of taxes
- s>sse 100000. which, with in
~ 49, as the Registrar estimated
43rscrsnt, increases the error to a
ktOOOm0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

ses ing BaasliSNesr w~illProbab-
hsxsnfks red some Of the particulars
3 ~ s>lasent on the Bsllaire and
tfls ~ railroad by this morning.
FER published them very
&ryn<ss.S morning. they are only
Izf az al won't be SC stale as to
- . stomachs Of the hiethgn'-
"a "a they rs used to it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
ASK the recovered

ASK the recovered
~dysp<pucs. bilious
sufferers. victims OF
fever and ague, the
I~nercurial diseased
patient, how They re-
covered health. cheer
ful spirits and good
appetite; they will
tell you BY taking
simmons Liver Reg
ulAtOr. the cheapest,
purest and best fami'
or Dyspepsia, Consti.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

soR "DTCK BIsHOP, oiOhio'
49, groceries again, thinks
Ihssnokssss delegation to the National
4 rrals Convention will be divided
~ RNAS and TuDEN, though
Iscbx5d THURMAN will receive the
~ ne Is a compliment. Uncle
- - he could have carried the
un,pA FosrKR. had he been nom
and books for q Democratic tri-
h O&io next fall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

; Iss National COMMITTEES
- 16EA shington next Monday.
k snd where to holds its
kniion. The friends OF
u< King hard for the loca-
- se tiends Of Cincinnati aP-
~ eos cry confident Of securing il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

<<tu1 asR officials representing l,52o
al abroad have memorialized
protesting against the pro
sition Of duty on steel .ails,
.~,ox No the railroad interests as
= ~ a. American steel industry.
n-<ssrislis.u leude the Presi-
: cePrss)sa ,s " the Penn
s1niinz iehish valley, Chi
= ~>lAseslsFn, Delaware,
M western and rhilAdel-
Ine<oa and Baltimore rail-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

r.rs the recently deceased
the Breyoort and Wind
|ork, wasa very large man,
.ccount, combined with the
name be was tacedously
brhis friends as Two Hun
We besan lie a. eondue-
4 New Haven railroad, and
for bis sonorous voice Once
webster Was on the train
|prnx6eld-twenty minutes
aToung man., cried Mr..
hat Z one Of the best speech
b<srd.r The 'young man"
III responded, "Spseehes
mood when speaker and
h ~npafhy.7 Mr.. Webster
L8 add "Psrtiealxrly when
|ort -Dsroa Fes PrusL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

a-ac.>n1ls Republican State
<cs b held at Boston,
8 HESRY l. DAVIS
@<Akeks =, and JoHS L SAN
<stnso|>f the COMMITTEES on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

ePE ) The anniversary Of
pss E>hday. As ii occurs
he kstic conscience will
siz 80 TACT As an excuse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
CONTRIBUTE TO A GOOD CAUSE
Go To THE
GREAT WALK !
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MI
Irish Famine Fund !
Commencing at Washington Hall.
Monday. February D, 1850,

Al , O'Clock 2. n, on which occasion Miss Elsa
Won Blumeu will commence a Thirty Ave Mile
Wall against an American and al Irish Team.
composed of Eight Prominent Young Gentle
ance. ladies cordially invited to attend. Prices
as usual. telS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
A POSITIVE AND PERMANENT
CURE GUARANTEED
FRENCH PAD 90. Toledo. O.
PROF, GUILMETTES FRENCH LIVER PAl

Bilious Fever. Jaunfi@. Dppep.
cures BY absorption and & p-fnnAn.
Doe not Keep IL send 81 u " ns
~ return mall iebigEvrb
Ha.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

TUE BEST SCHOOL FOR YOUNG NN
Il and Boys IN thee TINES. 10 where they can
gt q frsetici Education In the shortest possibIe
dine. his On be done a. frehers Bustpess
COLLEGE In Q lev nonths Common Enxlikh
etnche also thoroughly taught Ladies ADMIT.
I'd Cal q obcs o. tddres J. n. FRAsHER
90, Wheeling W" oaverst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR BENT.
ROR RENT.

Erpecaas 70 remove our Wholesale Hal Ho1s
OF before the Lao April nett 70 he rOOns
nov occup1ci b. yGnos. Hagha 4 Co. No lOi
NGh street We oser iOr rent he ron. ne nos
COUP. No. III ksin street
asII HARPER 4 BRO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

>.>kk kAEL Is charged with a
'Pittsburgh's delegation
mia convention in TIL
~ having the eounty
<z1 <<be delegates, instead
rl1<f@ <h1|cs TO Aeounty eouyen-
customary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

esIo1 A. LoaAS has pro-
AGxl ms, last and Allths
Mesy[sa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
STATIONERY l.

or EVERY DESCRIPTION Oh THB VERY
~ best quality.
The Largest stock iu the city at NE Lowest
PRICE,. JOS. GRAVES.
~ Twelfth Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

NJ ID relief fund is not entirely
-...n IA his locality yet. The REG-
~ hedges the receipt Of 81
bigger, which will be duly
>>na. fThere ought to be many
the neighborhood and
he State Who will contrib
.slse ~ ud fund, We would like
80 report in its lists irom
<,rx;fia. and We will take pleas
nr<srding all sums sent to the
a4ce for that purpose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

Will positively cur Fever and Agu6. Dumb Ayue. Ague Cake,
ia and ali diseases of the Liver, snmAch and blood The pad
snt Ash your drugziG Tor this pad and take M other The
FRENCH Pap 20 IC. 5 Branch Toledo, OHIO and receive Il
EDMUND BOOKING Gsnenl Agent No I ODD Fellow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

WHAT nEYs "a % II! INV Fcr WR mi PEoIK - There arr hut few pnIanthn'oi nell
rn~ which have Minrtss NE impartial iuigmctm the people tf any great FWshM u'
One OF these hnr Thomas, EIrluc oil Read the following and he oonynccl = hahtt sn
ahlCtri with rheumatism n clt ten yap. and have utc1m many uuclHsw nh"nl ny Hh'
unull un~lD Thomas, hLttc oil, and ,moc then have had no attack 81 y ! '%Nl r nm
Of EhytHcu "a. aud i, Prn0nccIhy the pulIcoue the tetm cihinesmy have vTusL.
II has done WONDER IN healing al ulfYugp u scu rap.c etc. and IL ~pUhy 81 TIE greatest
cndirlcc 20 Joseph Ruan, lTst ship II Ferry wur~. ! was persuaded q ny Ihumas B8c'
uc WltTa !s' ktry eh tprlcl me tofthnrw tour y@r,a AM lmIIt una ~ mmSWY ~.
wNksI wsu troubled With ssWdei ankle which aul,y~I me very much NJ MNte, ohs
place Induced me- muy Ecstfcl III and before one bouh. Ws u~iI wac ruri ITS most re-
mMkAblc medicine
Price . ee and so, PyEssi only by FosTER. NnBuRS co, Buffalo, nj
ME- ELTt SLstrasSd RSbn %"S VIZ """h tLiiepiy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

p t.hln1 correspondent Of the
fskh j predicts a Liberal
>s4. ID ease Of Gen. GRASr's
>1arulaa The nomination OF
~ e11ro nocrat like BAIARD,
nocratic convention
f1ts1 ~ accept
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
100
Carriages Arriving

THILDS SLEEPING CARRIAGE. WHICH
~ Tor comfort, perieCt rest % every part OF the
child's body, easy riding aud general utility, IL
unriyaled. The back Of the seat l. adjustable,
high, and the exact SHAPE Of Il child's back. IL
Is 80 constructed that q child can DO placed In any
desired ~pOsitiOn-suaight, reclining or lying
down. fhe seat is a mHttntss, divided into Two
OF more part. sewed together al interjaocui
PLACES. which when folded. forms tho seat OF
laid out Is a soft and comfortable bed The
adjustable apparatus is strong, and will not get
ont Of Tor While this IA not intenGci A. an
invalid carriage, II certainly has no equal Tor
children having weak backs. spinal diseases, &c.
They are most smphAtically what we eain lot
~thcm-"little beds" on wheels. This Is q stylish,
light. we'll finished and handsome carriage, rest
ing on full steel springs. front and back, with
movable top. and combining all the improved
features u other carriages, With It's own peculiar
strong advantage The NrriAgc must be seen 10
be appreciated. 10 will sell al sight
JOS. GRAVES,
ieO wheeling, Sole Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

1s,s ne notion OF an Irish Home
assus hiding an equalization oithe
,-hke nbich will place Ireland upon
t-cel a England and Scotland,
..n Aa1e commanded l9S votes out
&. n<t4O Is the most significant
~ uni Parliamentary records
zen the motion would have
<1a1<1a down and a division "
$500 English Liberals arc be-
up to the necessity OF al
s.sc. Irish affairs with broad
-...<Ie statesmanship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

.~u..cA be wonderful irescO artist
~ 4k1en workingon the adornment
~. (<1.1bl at Washington Tor thirty
>kd at the age Of eighty. Tie
n, aocr1t Ieted a iresco, tracing Ameri-
v~,.rce frum the discovery Of the
,.nl entl the centennial year,
cir.ss the dome Of the Capitol
~ a master Of his art, and il
-...<cL ) doubtful whether his work
aeetsd IN the spirit which he
Re LETT drawings Of the ale
no<,>@ ho1cve Which viii be At the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

In rzIkrkxx counties senator thur
NAN Is the arst choice for President.
In FIVE counties, ex-Goy. SEIxorR u
hrst choice.
In rHKEE counties, Senator BAYAkp
Is finst choice.
In Two counties, TuDks s first choice.
In Oxz county, HxSDEcKs Is fnf
choice.
Among the Republicans, BLAME d
the int choice in ELxvKx counties
In az counties, SzxzxAx 10 irst
In TWO counties, GRANT ID first choice,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

n uzxLI, wEzxLx
"a . COMPANY.
tnzz ~ r.orxrzO.
e. Greenbackss will
as@6rn ton at Albany on
esJo A. Lo0Ax has pro
Aex INST last and sllths
~ePs > The anniversary Of
pSs tl>hday. As IL occurs
he |11dstie conscience viii
Ni< 80 iset As an excuse
IL ckntiOn-
a-ac1>n1ss Republican State
z>a sbe held at Boston,
81 HESEY l. DAVIS
&<&keta =, and JOIN L SAN
~sman the COMMITTEES on
- 44hln< correspondent Of the
f4-ek4a predicts q Liberal
~tHllta The nomination OF
- a111rn< nocrat like BAIARD,
nocratic convention
F1ta1 NJ accept
<.>kec Ana Is charged with a
|Pittsburgh's delegation
Eania convention in III
~ having the county
<z1<< c<<he delegates, instead
>dr<f. - TO acOunty eOuyen-
- H<uS<s customary.
tis4Mic National COMMITTEES
f16fAs thington next Monday.
snd where to holds its
<& ~ sntion. The friends OF
t&< King hard for the loca-
~, ksandso "A Cincinnati ADJ
~ onsAaD, "a securing IN
g
Ep~<ksssis$5,OOO,000 better OF than
~<Io@s>ehe Was. by the discovery
<strar Of Arrears had over
iar 2ount Of arrearages Of taxes
1<>r.esk am0GO which, with in
H.s>1 <.z1al ~ tha Registrar estimated
sessy ling hsliqaacsr w~illprobab-
<hs<.nfkcred some Of the particulars
a. l.,lsnt ON the Bellaire and
railroad by this morning.
- RAJ IA published them very
kk<vszsssa, morning, they are only
isr az nd won't be so stale a. To
- . stomachs Of the hioR'gn'-
"a they 'rs used to it.
A|W |XW
gs&1@1111>s q London and New York
~ ~ session IS not who can hold
" a. Snzest, but Whsther British
go an hunt up all over the
80 Ha.Sies Of wheat sufficient to
>r<,k demands in Europe while
n, 81 speculation lasts. lfthey
- q ~ xOe betide the New York
q.re1 ~ br the collapse will be TIRE
s<al>>&
D -.
a sConyention will be divided
III RNAS and TuDEN, though
.ISd THURMAN will receive the
compliment. "Unele
- he could have carried the
,. FosrxR. had he been nom
..3looks for Democratic tri-
o6onsxtiaIL.
"---
H/u &QkR officials represeh'ihs 80
IN Of ssiiroad nave nienlC
protesting against 'nS w
,o the railroad interests as
4. A. a. American steel industry.
...r;.,,.... ueIude the Presi-
,j>ass N Inc Penn
S<-t,nov iehirh valley, Chi
k.<<Axeslssn, Delaware,
la weston and fhiladel-
.,etoa and Baltimore rail-
Il =, .,,i,.lv
,'"I~.r~.-, \ r..
1o<<<t' - A.
-LlL m 4. J,lv
M& "||I# |fe%rf
&.~u>n1>1- There ought to oe many
I..~.a~ the neighborhood and
In<hDn<<h e State Nho VIII contrib
Ne n ruid fund, We Nouid IKE
sA.1x>1 report IN It's hsS ir"~
3ca firxtfiA and We VIII HAe P'eaS
<cs1 Hr<efding AT sums sent "'e
RnfxEr o7'ee iorI thar PURPOSE
,o,;or Of an Irish Home
Hn..r s,p.E,stiop oftbe
Aicb viii place Ireland upon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

But four counties have cypress
preference for Judge Of the O0ar' ~
ps.Is THar. Of these are for Judge
$3.50 and oSK for W. IL. TRA'EES'
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-24
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.
westminster Presbyterian Church,

=
Sixth street, corner of 1.-The PASTOR Rev. II. II.
Rice, will lreach Sabbath morning at I0:45 and
evening at 8. Subject Of morning sermon, Chris
tan Culture" with notes OF the Sunday School Con-
yention and c. L. S. Assembly at Monterey.
Kingsley M. E. Church,
Eleventh street, between II and l.. Rev. j. E.
wicks pastor Preaching tomorrow ut 1045 A.. NJ.
and 100 P N. Sunday School at 1910 p. NJ Praise
service at 6:30 p. n.
First Baptist Church, =
Ninth street, between and M-Rev. A. J. Frost
pastor will preach at 1915 A. n. and at 7:30 NJ.
Sundav-school at 1915 P. NJ. AL are invited,
strangers especially
St. Paurs Episcopal Church.
Eighth street, between and J--Rev. R. n. Chap
man, d. d., rector in charge. Services a. IL A. NJ
and vesper service with music at $50 p. N. Sunday
School at 1890 p N.
Calvary Baptist Church,
| street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth-Rev
DR.. GRAY. pastor Preaching at 1915 A N. and
p. N. Sunday School at l2:l5r N.
United Brethren Church,
Corner Fourteenth and st-eets.-Religious ser
vices by the pastor, d. D. Hart Sabbath schoo
at $50 A NJ Preaching at I045 A NJ. and p. N
Free seats. and a cordial invitation to all.
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
Seventh street, between and It H. B
Anderson, D stor. Services tomorrow at IL 4. N
Subject" st. Paul the Fugitive" In the evening
there will be Concert for the bene of the Sabbath
School Seats free. All are invited
Sixth Street NJ. E. Church,
Between X and L streets-Rev. Robert Bentley
pastor, will preach both morning and evening
Subject for evening": The third day he ros'
= fand) assembled into Heaven"
Congregational Church.
Rev l. E. Dwinen, will preach at the Congre
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

A st. Louis dispatch says: Ex-Governor
B. Gratz Brown announces himself as a
Democratic candidate for the United States
Senate.
Crop reports received at Chicago from the
Northwest are generally favorable and en-
couragine.
A Leadville tCol.) dispatch says: General
Grant arrived here last evening at $50, and
was heartily welcomed
Michigan gains at least 400, 600 people
since the census of 1870.
Ex-Empress Eugene landed at the Island
of st. Helena on the 18th inst, and inspected
the house where Napoleon I. died. She then
visited the tomb in which the remains of the
Emperor were at first deposited and after
ward embarked for England
Dr. w. T. Carver exhibited his skill in
Workmanship in the presence of the Emperor
of Germany in June. The Emperor gave
him diamond ring, and the Crown Prince a
scarf pin. set with diamonds and rubies.
The official census returns of the whole
State of Rhode Island show the population to
be 276 S10-a gain Of 59,307 In ten years.
The stock of sugar in the United Kingdom
has further decreased, showing $1,000 tons
deficiency on the previous season.
A Berlin correspondent of the London
Daily Nea0s says: '' [ am informed on the
first authority that the news OF German Off
GERS sent to Turkey is absolutely incorrect.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
English Grain Trade.

LIVERPOOL, July 23d.-A leading circular
says that the few days of fine weather, though
causing consumers to hold off, does not affect
the value of wheat generally, and except for
some inferior descriptions Tuesdays quota
tons are maintained. There was an average
attendance at to-day's market, but there was
dull feeling and very Indifferent demand.
Red wheat declined penny. White was in
small supply, and realized the previous quo
tations. Flour was in moderate inquiry
Winter wheat and other choice qualities,
from its scarcity, ruled strong. Corn was in
limited supply, with fair consumptive re-
quest at an improvement of > to I'd.
Turkeys Reply TO the Collective Hote.
CoSsTAETINoPLE, July 23d.-The Council
of Ministers yesterday decided upon reply
to the collective note of the Powers. The
reply asks the Powers to agree in principle
thas Janina, Larissa and Metzovo shall re-
main in Turkish possession, and proposes
that the Porte shall reopen negotiations with
Greece on this basis. This is substantially
rejection Of the decisions Of the Berlin Con-
ference.
The Russian ambassador has again de-
manded the execution of the assassin of the
Russian Colonel Comeroff.
The Porte and Montenegro.
CoNsTANTISoPLE. July 23d. = Obeddin
Il IA,
posed that the Turco-M Montenegro Commits
sion shall investigate the question of the ces-
sion of Tusi to Montenegro. The Montene-
grin Envoy has refused the proposition, and
declares his intention to leave Constantinople
Saturday.
Naval Demonstrations In Turkish Waters.
BERLIN, July 23d.-The naval demonstra.
ton of the Powers in Turkish waters viii be
placed under 8 joint French and English
command.
| ordered 10 Leave.
| VIENNA, July 23d.--A dispatch from Get.
TIME says: The Monteaegrin Envoy has been
ordered to leave Constantinople forthwith, in
consequence of the Porte's falsely represent.
] ing to the Powers that the Montenegrini
were the aggressors in the recent fight with
the Albanians.
| Departed.
| CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 23d.-The Monte.
negrin Agent has taken his departure.
Deputy Tmprisoned-Jesuit schools.
PARIS, July 23d.-Count de Bonville,
| member of the Chamber of Deputies from
the Gironde, charged with obtaining by
| fraudulent pretenses q loan never repaid, has
| been sentenced by default to three months
imprisonment and repayment Of the loan.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-24

GRANT AT TOPEKA General Grant had
some amusing experiences at Topeka the
other day. One man pushed through the
crowd and took his hand, saying; I'm
from New jersey, and was with Sherman,
but ] met you at Raleigh. God bless your
heart, old man." The Topeka Common
soeaih says that ga lady brought hand
some bouquet, procured an introduction to
General Grant, and asked him if he re-
membered her. The General was sorry
that he could not. She drew photo
graph of painting from her pocket, and
asked him if he recognized that. The
General evaded direct answer, and half
admitted having seen it, whereupon she
asked him to introduce her to the Topeka
people, as she was in business here, and it
would help her to have him make the in
PRODUCTION"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-24

and nrkin now offering is mainly used for eool;,s
ana baking purposes and quotabIe at 17a2oc q m
NO goeo table brands are ON the market
CHEESE Trade Is very good and prices are v,e1
maintained. We quote California adIsle \ n, /.
Eastern, l5tG17c, Western, I4Gii5c 9 n.
E6Gs-rhe market is Irregular but free from ex
element. Although sales are reported at 9lo y
dozen, many dealers claim that ssc is about the rul
ing figure for choice Article Sales o. Eastern 10
arrive were made to day at 19c = dozen We quote
California; s0G2Sc; Salt Lake. 2ic Eastern, lsaaoc
= doz
PouLTRy-A fair inquiry and moderate re.
ceipts keep the market fairly steady We
quote: Turkeys 16@lSc for live ROSTERS, S5Ss for
old. and S6@7 so for young; hens, s. 5o97 broers,
SSa4 SO, according to size; ducks, Sizes q dozen /:
geese, 81 509l IS = pair
WooIs-The stock of San joaquin and south
ern is rather light, and mostly of inferior deserp
ton, while prices for the are more or snom-
nal All choice parcels Of Humboldt and Mendocino,
which are about the only northern now arriving,
readily sold within range OF S00sSSs q 10 For
eastern ore on there is more inquiry and prices
rule from 26G27c for fancy lots, while heavy aud
fair grades are nominaily 1920 and perhaps CSC
might be obtained an outside figure. Valley
grades quotable at SSaS4e for selections. We
quote southern and San Joaquin, l6al9c for bury,
2o@2l .e for slightly bury, and 22ee24e for free