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Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

FLOUR continues quiet and prices favor
buyers. Sales of l4O0 barrels. Minnesota
OK tras, old stock and fancy at 81 20 a s 90:
&c dfennsyiyanis Y "a e. family at q 50as5; Western
latter for high grade. Rye Flour Is
luiet. We quote "a 2sa4 S1<.
dRATN.-Wheat is dull, and 2 cts. per
oushei lower. Sales of 5000 bushels, In
=, csi,uaing @l red u lsal %. new Delaware at
elevator, atSI is June, 81 fSX July, 81 81 az y
Aug. and sl 08A September. Rye Il
active at Sic. Corn is dull and easier.
sales ais OF 1000 bushels yellow at sc.
rejected at Soc. AT the open board bOizc.
WAS DID Tor June, acc. for July, 5OsSc. hbr
august, and 500: for September, Oats
are unsettled; Sales OF 65OO bushels, In
Guiding mixed, at 3Sc.. and white at 3SaI3c.
me receipts to-day were as follows: IIa
Dds. flour, $4,000 bushels Wheat, 22T O0
bushels corn $500 bushels oats, 225 bsrrelI
WHIsKY.-50 barrels o. Western iron.
bound sold at tl IL per gallon.
CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, June 28.
BEEF CATTLE were a fraction lower.
500 head arrived Ind sold at the diner
ditiOn. F '''' "' w ooh-
SHEEP were in fair demand. 10000 head
and and Ian az ~ .ne different yards at 3za51sc.
HOGS were, dull. 5000 head sold Al tht
different yards at 61%a 7c. per h.
.o6 oSoMS were inactive. $50 head sold a,
t2O aS5O per head. -
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION,
Pdrk Drove Yard, West Phtis., June 10.
sHEEP.-Extra, ITO to 100 pounds. a5 o.
SSoou, ~ l0O bs.. ~ s. TO 4 S.; fall, SO 70 &
lambs, TO "a; calves, 81 to sc. Narkei
'airs ArrlvalB. $500 head.
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ARRANGEMENT FOR nj
chiEF ENGINEER rI,ew
TRICTS INN

CHIEF ENGINEER rAzpw,.I
o,. TRIcTs THE CITY,
,,o Chief aie Engineer Tazewsu nj
the city into two fire distr; sUi, ~,
day next only. wv"
Market street is the Al, !,
and the Phoenix, DelawarSa' S''SI NJ
ton and Reliance will a,ts., atty,
IN that district. For the rs vs.,I
trict the Friendship, " Ws,aa sss
Fame Hose and WeccacOa !.
themselves in readiness to ,,'
all alarms that shall occur NJ nj
mas also notified the yarious ~,
TO continue on duty from 4
Monday morning until -
night. ''
Should The services of the an
the eastern district be reonira5|
western district or rics vsrm 's
Hall bell will srike the direet|
then ring a general alarm.
First Assistant Enpinee,
Lukens has been assigned to \
ern district, and Second AMI
IL. Hubert to he western diuI|
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TIE SECRET SOCIETIES.

Last night, Fairfax Lodge, No. 8,
l. o. o. F., installed the following of
ficers
n. GA. r. Fell.
V. G.-Wm. Murphy.
Rec. Sec.--J. A. Cloud.
At the last Council Of Keokuk Tribe
No. 3, Imp'd o. r. NJ, the following
Chiefs were raised up, having been
elected the previous Council.
w. S.-R. A. Stewart.
Sr. Saga. L. Jones.
Jr. Sage. II. Woods.
K. of W.-John B. Treibler.
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MAXWELL Appo,,,-.

Special to the Gazette, '''ft
anrs hAan'S'ros, DEL, Ipl,s,I
o Governor Hall has in., IN
neorge y A, Maxwell, Of f., N ~
frothonotary for New r,sS Ses
vice chas. Beas on, le,w u'''l'
George A. Maxwell h,. slp'S l
frothonotary's Office for '' ~ Os''
past as the dcpu'y Of NJ, '',s' s'
de was strongly urged ,.i ~
support of all the Judgs.
all the practising attorusv, sv' ',a ',
Castle County Court. His ~
were Hon. VIM. G. Whi,a,'n s0n
H. Lally, Esq, of this ci,v,
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The Democratic Strength In
NesO York.

General Duncan s. Walker, who has
just returned from New York, reports
perfect harmony and future unity all
along the democratic ranks in that state
and he looks forward with gleeful anicl-
pations to majority for Hancock and
English in New York, OF from $4,000 10
$4,000. The National Committee meets
in New York OH the 18th instant. and
Tonight the campaign committee of the
District Of Columbia meets here to pre-
pare for rendering every assistance dur
ing the campaign.
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BARNUM'S MUSEUM \
PANY. !

This company will soon cod
the erection Of a building \
Fifth Avenue Hotel, YeT|
which will contain an Open
colosseum, theatre, museum
hall or lecture, aquarium,
mcnaserie, skating rink and
garden. The building will b
425 feet and cover II acres,
have four floors. The expI
erecting the building will b
900.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-03
JERSEY SHARKS.
From the Breakwater Light.

The New Jersey fichermen are having
good deal of trouble with sharks this
season. AT Seabright, last week, one
boat was stove through the bottom BY
shark which folio wed a blucfish that
hal been hooked, and the occupants
ma rowly escaped drowning. In another
ca blu. shark jumped clear into a
hermans boat while endeavoring to
se 70 fish that had heen hooked. For
stern and slid lengtgwise into the boat, or
II would surely have csps zed IT, The
fishermen quickly despa ched the mon
ster wit the hacheis they always C rry for
such emergencies. 1t measured six feet
In lengtn.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-03
CONKLlNG ON GARFIELD.

From the Express.
Senator Roscoe Conkling was seated
upon the veranda OF the Brighton
Beach Hotel last evening. looking out
Z. upon the white caps and stroking his
- Venetian beard. An Express reporter
approached him, and after few mo-
ments' conversation on general sub
jects, asked:
"And what do you think of Garfield
Senator :"
"What do think of Garfield? Well
~
h3 And there was pause, and the Uti-
ca Adonis stroked his beard again.
~ think" he said, and again there
was painful pause.
"What is your candid opinion9' said
the reporter.
"Wen," was the reply, 81 think
u And after two-minutes' pause the
Senator said, 81 think l won't say any
thing about it -
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FIRECRACKERS TABOO

PHILADELPHIA, July q.
Stokely has Civ n the police 4
rigidly enforce the ordinance
ing the firing of crackers, NJ
other fireworks and the dischl
cannon, guns, pistols, ETC., On|
and Monday next.
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RAILROAD
IlHlLADELPIHA, NIIMl|
i AND BALTIMORE RAlI
MAY 2iTH 1851.

MAY nth 1881
Traius willleave WilmlngiOna
for
Philadelphia and Intermediaiel
40. S.lO, 1879 Il. m. 80, iW, "
m, 9.4S p. m.
Philadelphia tExpress) 6.S, 4
10 w a. m. 9.iS p. m
Phila. and New YORK 2.8,B,A1!l
m ll4l, 1888, ll.43, 5.io p. In.
baltimore and intermediate
,.35 a, IN. 5.22 p. IN.
Baltimore ana bay line, lHp.
Baltimore and Washington
l.l5 S35. II. III. 1852, l.Ol i.W, i.Sl
Trains for Delaware DiSlSl9n,
New Castle 800, 9.2j, n. nj pn
p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate
g.25 "a. IN. l.O5, 6.S5 ?. IN.
Delmar and intermediate eAV
M; l.O5 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and lnteTmedia1e
S.lOa. m. ; 800, $50, $50 p. IN. a,
Philadelphia and New folk, Y
Baltimore and Washington, Y
a. m.
For further information passell
referred to the time tables pgs.s9 g.s
I.poi II. +. KEN
SnperlnH
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Jesuits Appeal to the Courts
AN IMPORTANT DECISION IN THEIR


FAVOR. Uee
PHRIs, July 2.-The President of
the Tribunal at Lille, before who m
the Jesuits brought an action against
the Prefect Of Police for violating
domiciliary rights in ejecting them
from their house in pursuance Of the
order of the Government to enforce
the religious DEGREES, has decided
that he has jurisdiction in the case.
The case will now be taken up and
argument heard. Lille is one of the
clerical strongbolds. The feeling of
the people Of the province is strong
ly against the measures of the Gov
ernment. It is believed that, at
Lille, the tribunal will grant an
order of reinstatement; pending the
trial of the case, and that similar
action will be taken in several other
provinces. The decision was render
ed in spite OF the opposition of the
Prefect. ..-..
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MILITARY MATTERS.

The American Rifles will have 9
target practice on Monday. The
members will leave the armory at 6
O'Clock in the morning. Twenty
rounds at 200 yard range will be
fired, the prize being the silver med
Maguigsn.
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Don camerson's Many Excuses.
HE SAYS HE DOESN'T WANT TO sPE ID
$4,000 FOR GARFIELD.

CHICAGO, July 2.-The Daily Nevis
Washington special says Senator Cam
eIon in giving his reasons for no: wish
ing to be chairman OF the National r.
publican Committee again, says that if
he won he would not get the credit of
it, and II the battle was lost the blame
would be laid on him, besides 1t would
cost him $4,000 Of his private funds,
and he would have to live in New York
during August, September and October,
and Mrs. Cameron objects to doing so.
IL is privately stated that Senator Come
roll anticipates n happy event, and does
not care to have his posterity hail from
the Empire state.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-03
Clayton House Arrivals.

Y. g, Bloede, Park esburg, w. Va.
J. NJ. Jackson, Jr.,
John Jones. Phila.
]. II. Ray. Newark, Del.
=. L. Kahn, Smyrna, Del.
John NJ. VOsell,
Il Lambert, New York.
b: A; Hazel. smyrna.
W. IL. Colt,
Chas, q. Joyce, BALTIC.
W, Q. kenner, Frederick, Md.
John Smith, sucks Co., Pa.
A. B. Leuisee, Col.
P.S. Conrad, Phila.
u. . Singer. :"
Y. Hasson, "
N. Glenn,
Thos. Morrison, New Castle.
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''HasscOch fs The Man,

We have just received from f w
Helmick, Music Publisher, Cincinnati.
o., copy of an elegant campaign song
called, "Hancock is the Man" compose q
by ]. P. Newman.
The boys In blue a re ever true
They always lead the van:
p Their country Is their glory.
Aud Hancock Is the man.
CHoURs.
Hurrlhi hurrahl
ror Hancock is the man;
The boys in blue are ever Lrue.
And Hancock lea IL the van.
The song is perfectly beautiful and
very patriotic the music, is easy, and
arranged as song and chorus also as a
male quartette, so that il can be sung
either way. The price of tnis song is 10
cents per copy or $1.00 per dozen. Every
Hancock and English Club in America
should purchase and sing the above song.
For sale by all music aud news dealers,
or can be obtained by addressing the
publisher, F. w. Helmlck, No. ls0 Elm
Street, Cincinnati, o.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-03
COL. ZELTNER FOUND.

Col. Xavier Zeltner the aged Pole and
friend Of Kosciusko. who dlsappeard
from his home in Hoboken about ten
days ago, was found yesterday morning
In Christopher street by his son Ernest.
He was in dazed condition. He is SO
years old. HI is much respected in Ho-
bokeu, where Le has lived very retired
since the war, teaching to earn his sup
port. He was tormerely conspicuous in
Washington, having come to this country
with letters of recommendation to Presi-
dent Buchanan.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-03

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The
stock market was purely brokers' one,
the outside public not being in to any
visible extent. After considerable
fluctuations prices closed about where
they ,pened. Money continued easy and
the situation generally was unchanged.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-03
sPEClAL NOTICE.
A CART

To all VINO are suffering from the sr-
rors and indisoretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood.
&C., l will send Q recipe that will cure you
was discovered by Q missionary In South
America. Send self addressed envelope
TO the REV. JosKPH T. INMAN, Ndtton ID.
Nsp York Ctv. May4-sodD&wly.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-03
RED FLAGS.

Commencing with yesterday, the p,
W. q b. X. X. Co., carry a red flag on
the rear car of every passenger train.
This is done as precaution in case any
portion of the train should break. AT
night red lantern is carried.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-03
Davis Popular sunday Paper.

2 You can procure a Sunday paper
any time alter l0.l0 O'Clock in the
morning at Geo. A. Davis news ba-
zaar, 6lS Market street. The latest
news from all parts OF the world.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-03
HELD OR COURT.

Before u. 3. Commissioner Smith,
this morning, Sacob Leary, of Dover, had
final hearing on charge Of selling
liquor without having paid the special
U. S. tax, and was held In $500 bail for
his app arance al Court.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-03
CItdat0e or Time.

The time If running the Major Reybold
from this cltp to Woodland Beach (i3om,
bay Hook takes effect tomorrow. The
steamer will leave French street wharf
$50 Returning will leave Woodland
Beach ut $3.50 p. m, instead OF 4 O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-03
Boots and Shoes

Daniel McCusker, 2l6 W. I'd street, has
got In large stock of boots and shoes for
lhe spring trade, and Is determined to
sell them cheaper than any house in the
city. Give him a call and save money.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-03

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.-Sealed pro-
L posals Will be received by the Com
M,ltee iI1e on Fuel of the Board OF Public
wood. sLUve and egg coal, as .,,,s 10, res
qulred Tor the use OF the Public Schools
and Board room for one year.
Proposals 10 be received until the 10th
DAY OF July, 1850, at u O'Clock,
Ihe Committee reserves the right In re-
Ject any aud all bids.
NO prop sails received after the term
above specined,
Address, d. o'C. KENNRY,
care of H. B. Morrow, SEQ. of The board.
Jyl-l0t
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Personal.

III. FL. johnson, Of the firm of Elliott.
johnson & Co., bankers and
brokers of this city, sailed Tor home
on June 30, and is expected TO arrive
here about the 18th.
Elwood L. Smith, Assistant Ticket
Agent Of the F., W, x b. r. h. Co., OF
this city, is at Saratoga Springs for the
good OF his health. de is improving.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-03
InlDrOUin0.

Mr.. Nimrod G. Shipley, one of the
members Of the United Fire Com
pany who was taken ill is somewhat
better this morning. The attending
physicians now have hopes OF his re-
covery providing he is kept quiet
He is receiving the best of care.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-03

NJ oFICE.-I have disposed OF my coal
and ne ~ authorized to receipt bills due
me: L still continue the wholesale Lime
and Wood business.
jy2-3t. John POINTER
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FOURTH EDITION
Indicn,los,,. Z for re-Day.

1nufcntkomh TOT EO-DHy'
Warmer, clear or partly cloudy weatn-
or, winds mostly northwesterly, higher
baromE ter. Ii easf -
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GREAT REDuCTIoN.

KKNNARD & Co. have made a large re-
ducIion In the price of their all wool lace
and plain bunting. t'all and get prices.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-03
One South An. srican Wd
dpd.

LONDON, july 2.-Advices iIou|
Ayres fully confirm prevIOu, q
that a treaty of peace has lei
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Financial and osu.nsrsial.

WILMINGTON. Del, June % teee.
Latest stock quotations furnished ~
Heald q Co., 8. E. corner seventh and
Market streets. Wilmington, Del. at "
IN
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DHE ARTlzANs sAVlNo'"

i s,s MARKET srRsssTIhb \
IscoRPoRATED JAsH!ASds JA.!,s Sdsfl,fi
Omen 10 receive deposits tSSnSssday 4
M until 4 p. NJ, and on q clock
nmr3ay m evenings from 70 '99fTyy.pEN
regularly made in April SnT not TithI
When dividends are eansits. n n
manent deposits coinp0
twice In each year, aERs,
Clement II. smyth, Gsos isorsc s. Cspi
Chns. w. Townsend MI n /. blensn
Nathan'l X. Benson, ~ MTiSard Dsnl
Henry 4. Dure, I0b II. Jscs,n
W. Hastings, WIN. Fl. s"H
Edward Pusey, n iggins "a
n hGEo. W. BUsnd,.idepij
Eo. q. CAPELLE, VIZ I, 'VS1InR Trss5
N, n For a large LOAD cla b
SI 5 wood. orders I'D king
Sray a;GHB Z Bros, second ID ffaauinsil fau dIs e
ToM,'IsM Iohn s. Miller, at ri KlsInS N strest
Saciory, corner OF UNI M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-01
POLITICAL NOTEs.

TuERE was more politics than piety q
Chicago on Sunday last,
TONIGHT the hosts at Chicago sleeI
upon their arms; tomorrow they 6ght.
IT is predicted at Washington that The
Chicago Convention will last four days.
TER withdrawal Of the Republican lead
en from the floor Of Congress to attend the
Chicago Convention leaves that body
practically without brains.
GxS. GORDON announces his intention
to make immediate appointments to meet
the people Of Georgia and discuss, face tc
face with them, the issues that have grown
out Of his resignation.
The Boston Pot tDem.) says: "It Grant
should lack about three votes Of a nomi.
nation on the inst ballot at Chicago we
would as soon be General Garfield as any.
body in the Republican party"
The Cincinnati Gasete intimates that
Judge David Davis got few hours start
Of Gen. Tom Ewing in his political letter,
as the latter was nearly ready to bring
himself out as dark horse" for the es.
pecial advantage Of the Cincinnati Con.
yention.
The New York Tribune says: Not a
Democrat in the land, from Tilden down
to Finley, will know whom be iavors for 4
Presidential candidate, till the third.term
question Is decided at Chicago. They are
all waiting to dance with joy or rage &C.
cording rs Grant wins or loses,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-01
One WAY 10 Cure a Toothaehe.

Some months ago an English tourist,
lingering in country churchyard, was
present at a funeral, and observed among
the group Of mourners young man who
particularly attracted attention by his
swollen face and the utter detection Of his
appearance. "Here at least Is one true
mourner," thought the Englishman,
While this thought was passing through
his mind the supposed mourner took up 9
skull which lay on the top Of heap Of
dry mould and crumbled bones. DE
raised 1t to his lips, and with his Own
teeth extracted tooth iromit. Horror tllled
the stranger as he watched his proceeding
and saw him throw the skull carlessly
away, while he wrapped the tooth in pa
per and put 1t in his pocket. Gan you
tell me why he did that7" asked our tour
ist Of an old man who stood beside hin
during the funeral ceremony. AYE
surely, your Honor; the poor boy wa
yery bad wi the toothache, an its allow
ed TO be cure II you draw 9 tooth trse
skull wi your ane teeth. He'll sew The
tooth in his clothes an wear 1t as long a!
| he lives" "You don't tell me SO! Do yot
think the remedy will be efectual "lt'
like enough, sir, replied the old man
showing whsre tooth was sewed in thi
lining Of his own waistcoat. Its nv
years since I pulled that ane the SAM
way, an l never had touch O. the tooth
ache ince."-AH the Year Hound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-01

GENERAL GARFIELD thinks the unit rule
will be disregarded in the Chicago Con.
vention. 1t has never been enforced
heretofore, and why should it now. The
right Of the National Committee to depose
Mr.. Cameron, should be be determined to
act contrary to their wishes, carries with
1t the weight of justice and fairness. The
General, in a recent interview, gives hi:
views as follows:
"The Committee created the Chairman
II has the right to organize itself, and
think 1t has the right TO reorganiZe itself
A committee charged with these dutie:
has the right to say how these duties shall
be performed, and II one man will moi
carry out their wishes they have right
10 appoint another who will. suppose
Mr.. Cameron mad 3 severe cold and could
not speak aloud, the Committee has
the right 10 select another TO perform his
duties in the Convention. II Mr.. Came
ron Is ready and willing to obey the orders
Of the Committee, well and good. II he is
not, the Committee can readily find man
who will. 1t Is not necessary to depose
him. The Committee can simply appoint
some one Temporarily 10 perform the re-
quired duty.
The same thing occurs nearly every
day in Congress, and the remedy applied
In that body presents solution OF the
nearly parallel case at hand. Mr.. Gar
field states the case in the following words:
Suppose a bill is before a committee.
The Chairman votes against, but the ma
iority Of the committee favor 1t. The
Chairman does not report the bill. The
committee names gentleman 10 perform
that duty, and for the time being he be-
comes, practically the Chairman. The
same thing occurs here. 1t is simple
question Of whether forty gentlemen shall
organize this Convention according to
their wishes, or whether one man shall or
ganize 1t according TO his and against the
others. 1t seems to be plain question for
the American people who believe in ma
ioTities."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-01

The Republican voter, Of Ohio '''nty are re
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-01

mainly in Arkansas and Texas, the crop
Of the former State swelling from III .00g :
600 pounds in 1870 TO SIS, 0oOrOoo N N t SnS
and that OF the latter State from ~ ~ ~
900 pounds In 1870 ito nearly oOO,yoovgyg
In ISIS. According to the writer already
cited only about Q per cent Of our entire
grain crop is exported, including "a 79 Per
cent Of he wheat and O. 40 per cent Of the
so rn produced. The exports have rapidly
increased In the past few years, and are
likely TO increase in the future eSPgSe.Aily
II he cost OF transportation shall be re-
5ueed. Thus, the total exports Of all Ger.
ssIs increased from 5000 900 bushels
f in 1Sss 10 100000 in 1878. About
4 p ser cent Of the national product
was exported in 1895, and nearly
ii per cent in 1878. In addition
to this, the expectation OF live stock,
into which corn enters more or less, has
increased tsnfOld within the past two
wears,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-01

:, DR., UPDEoRAYr, who represents the
dist.ic, over the river in Congress, makes
what the Cincinnati Commercial thinks the
plainest and truest statement OF "the Chi
caso case" that has yet been made. In an
interview published last Friday he says:
"If the opponents Of third term stand
together, without timidity, with aggressive
The desperate contest to carry his own
state betrays the hollow sham OF the up
rising business. There is, as Conkllng
once said about another matter, a breezy
afiuence Of dash in their methods, but
that Convention will be full OF earnest
men, fresh from the people, whose esti-
mate Of the rights Of the masses Of the
party will De higher than that OF the Trum.
Yirate. The Republican party IN great
emergencies has always acted wisely. l
think 1t will now"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-01

The following persons have been ap-
pointed as census enumeratOrs for the
county Of Belmont in the Seventh tohio)
district by W. A. Hunt, Supervisor: Cole.
rain township, W. G. stilwell; Flushing
township. Levi starkey; Goshen town.
ship, J. W. Cortland; Kirkwood township
George a, Berstler; Mead township, &.
F. Smith; Pease township, Joseph W. Lii
Ter, R. S. Moore, James q. brennan; Putt
ney township, George NJ. Wise, James
Highleyman, R. W. Nelson, David B,
Crafty; Richland township, Frank Rice,
Isaac Graft; Smith township, T. B. Jack
son; Somerset township, Thomas wilson
Union township, ]. W. Nichols Warren
township, ]. W. Knox, Thomas S. Fraz.
Ter; Washington township, Thomas B,
Hammond; Wayne township, Andrew
Porterfeld; Wheeling township, ]. P
Harvey; York township, William F.
Green.