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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-29

WY ANTED -Bo-rd with Il private family,
w with two uufurnished rooms. for gen
tlrman, wife and two children, eight and
twelve years of ags,aui twb furnished rooms
Tor two gentlcmen, with board. References ex-
changed Address, stating location and
terms, Prompt PRyment, this office.
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NOR SALE--rhe Tom Field home property,
IL sls Main street; ground fronts leo feet ON
Main and extends back 2l0 feet to Commerce
str eli. Call early and get bargain. Apply to
Jones Murphy, Real Estate Agents, 7l5 Main
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-29
FAIuSVIEW
Mineral Springs
Two miles Southwest of
Kosse,

Analysed by Prof c. + Chandler Chemist
and Assayer of the school of Mines, Columbia
College, New York.
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NOR >MLE CuEAP-FramA nil Ing on
IL E,m rect, opposite IN rble yard In
quire of Mtidieton Bros.
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MIsCELLANEOus WANTS.

\Ar ANrED--To buy, for less thon 81 ,0N0--a
wv residence with lot. say about 200 feet
uuare. Address, 1929 Lock Box.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-29

A PARTNER with cash capital OF four or
IA five thousand dollars, for the coming sea-
son, to run the mill at this place, on the Dallas
Il Wichita X, r., Ii miles from Dallas; about
to be the great thorOughfare from Dallas north
Call on S, b, Scott, 6Oi Elm ST., Dallas, or adj
dress Roy b. Scott, Trinity Mills, Dallas Co.
Texas. mar3O
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-29

NOR SALE 4 Dcv nShre COW and calf II
L " Keller, East Ross avenue.
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BOARDING..
FOR SALE.

E0R SALE A small stock of Groceries, at
4 Invoice pric 5, it'll good established trade;
cheap rent and good stand Eor particulars
address or apply TO f. A Sessions, No 1926 Elm
street, Dallas, Texas. Good reason for selling.
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wv ANTED -Four Dell-Doys, at GrAnd.
w Windsor hotel
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WY ANTED-First-class Miller, by the year;
w to take charge of a IwO-Run Mill. Call
on or address A, Mclaughlin, Paris, Texas

NyAh1ED--'rwo huudrtd tie choppers
w wanted Immediately "n line of Dallas
Wichita railroad Apply 10 Adams \
Leon ard Dallas, or to H. 5. 2osser, on the
line OF the road Ties No To be 81 inches
thick, incl,s e., and 50 feet long, aud In
sp cted by Tie ageot of tho Texas I Pacific
"A lway
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-29

NOR NhLE--Stucks for sale--S0 shares Dallas
l. City Wa;er stock and 20 Shares Dallas Real
Estate aud l!uildiug Association Stock. Adj
dress Otlcrs Lock Box l0l, Dallas, Texas,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-06
Heuates &apitsl.
Die WIfe.

Die Come parf ibre iensenosn 9lu'
tben auf bic iib in unabisbbare Serns
auspebenbe Sanpebene berab. Das
A,urblau ess Stmmsls rpar bon sinem
rStblihsn Nebel psrblQt; Der Speen
sliBsrte, OILS ipribtsn Seusrfunfen pars
aus berSor. Nirssnb ein srinenpe.
Strau6. Ter in eisis GinfSrmigtsit cine
Atps6ieluns aebra6t ODER benz Iuss sis
men &ubepunft %tarsebpten bate fem
Yalmtaum mari ben ibmalfsn S9ats
ten. Die Ibiere batsn iid Ssrfrpdsn.
Der S&atal lisst fsu9fne In istner SSblt
a%ussefrsft. Sc III Die Stunpe, no fsin
9iftben tpebt no Der rpanpsrnpe IrabeI
ausrubt nsbsn fsinsm Drpmspar an,
Hanee Der Giferne = BE IHredlt6e uni
S%ersebrenpe Stunpe, Der Seinsr unssfraI
III trcBen rpaat unc Dor Ger isee fterbltt
Sreatur stttert unp 3urddpst6t. Abel
bic ulscs Sslamss fnp cine tapfere S5ls
feri&aft; ni&ts psrmas fts In ibrem
SprtIbrei.en auftubalten, tpeosr pie StBs
bss Cages. nod Die Dunfslbstt Der NaGt
tpsesr bte Glissl Der Rbramfin, nod pas
Giien ibrsr frisserii6en 9a1bam. Del
WiQe peS Anfabrsrs alein befimmt ben
Iussnblid, no SaIt gematt miro uni
bs;ei9net bic Stsle, no bic 3eltsn erri9.
tet psreen. Gur9tbar letnen Getnesn II
Benz Ialsb, une tpent CT ii9 an BIZ
SpiSe Ieiner Srisser fteut tann fir9ten
fie ni6ts msbr unp baltsn fi6 fir un'
iitsrpinpli&. aaes bsust ii6 Dor lei'
mem Namsa BON Der 0anpense BON Cue,
an bis an ben 6us hes Stnai. 6,
berrItt dbsr pie GtnSpe, bsa9tst MID,
Sturm unb rlnsspittsr unb bri9t pie Elm
&obr bes Gsypters 9an;s pesr psS Ss'
ntanli Sibal. Der Cob sebt ibm ppr'
Der !; er unterwirft fib @aeS. Die 8a'
rasansn sablsn ibm rei6en Iribut. Dc,
cite Webemsb erblabte BET Ntnnuns lei'
mes NamsnS unp Sbrabim pGrpe isinsr
S&aB fdr ben Sppf tss ssfar&tstsr
Sdeif sablen.
Sisbf bu eOrt ben StaubpirbsL be,
sldn3t In Der Come 9i@t rpts Der Bran,
bun8 StaumFutb? Gs III 8ens CALEB
Der paber brauf an Der SpiBe Der Sdbn.
fen ieinsr S1aar. Gr bait ietn &pf
an. Wie Der @pler mibt CT NIT ben
Muss bic @eite unp aus leinem Wunpt
praussn ii6 ssben ODER COB psrfanpsnpe
ftv, ehrNhsoe 9Qnrts Swoo,to
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-06
ner trsnnten ii@ mad o!slen sesenisitissn
SreunpT1aftsbeseueunssn.

nsr trsnnten fi1 mad p!elen sesenieittSsr
acknowledgements.
@sssn N6enp ira! 9ueie In baS Itelte,
ibrss Wannss, no bteIer bamit bsiddf.
tist mar, bic Sfis3e 3u rem 8tlce, mel
DIES bic 2sttuns Der enslti6sn SaSnen
burd ben grin,en barfsasn iuuts su ents
rpsrfsn.
8ie 1T es, mein 5rsunb iprad fe,
tiii eu sntidlofsn, uuf meiueu Scrl&las
sinsussben?
- 0ir fabrsn gum Bale, meins 9iss
BE, sntaesnste eugene, Obns Don Der ar'
bsit auf;utliden. Gorge fir betns Scts
lette. bab fe 10 elegant als nbSlt8 iei.
eaeis fonnte sinen Ssuf,er ni9t IN.
tsrrrifsn.
@as sitt'S Ssnn i? fragile eugene, f@
umtrenesnp.
Daft cu cenn Ssrseisn, mas MIR aus
Iammsn bsiprcten, uno btit pu nod ntdt
III eiuem feftsn Gnti6lufs %ssfcmmen 2
Sb bsste bic 5ofnurs.
Der Yuq rpfro sldn;sno iein une pu
must bur6aus tan;en, uutsrbra9 fs Der
8infler.
@ie, Daft bu pirtIia Ssrsslsn.
eugene lief fe ni1t ausipre6en.
Wir tsbt cine ~bsiOnbsre ausssi@nuns
bespr, meine Sbsure. uno t9 bin psrii6'
srt, bu pirit bid bsSbaIb frsusn ! absr
Is 1T 3sit, bae bu 9ntaltsn triff, bid
antlstpen ;u lahsa. Bir parfen ntdt 3u
ipdt fommen.
Das arute Wstb muete i9 erseben.
Die tleberseusuns. tbren BON Gbrsz upb
8Ian,Iu1t binseriGsnen Wanr 70 idpa1
unc elmer fnfernW a@t Ssrfuaen ~ iebsn,
brad ibr pas 5ers. Stial9pefsenb
i6panfte fe btnauS unp has 8ammsrs
mde9sn mnbte fe mebrsre Nal baran
srinnsrsrn, paB Is f@on ipdt iet, bsSpr fe
fd ibrem Summer ;u entretben Yemo4te.
sls Der @aIsr na6bsr NIT istnsr gats
tin terer, Iont blibenpe @ansen bsute
NIT tisfer 8ldfs ibersosen tparen, in ben
sIans ; urb pradtsrfaaten Sdlen tss
Winifsrs auf : unp abpanbslte, unb feline
Srsunce, rporunter aud ppIiiaro, 8ours
beau unp Der nunmsbr tn @nitbsn feb
snee Irst tparen, i'm frastsn, tparur, CT
70 Ssrftimmt auSiebe, CAB er bas rlnppbls
Ieiu letner Grau alS @runb an. Mber
unsea6tet Der ~ Cuff unb Ss!ertsit aufs
forbernpsn Duff, Der iisbli@en Ddfte,
bic cen rings umbfrfebencen SIumen
enttrSmtsn, unb ben taulenben 3ibttrabs
len Der prahtppQen 8ronlsudter unp OBJ
slet9 bic @smablin eeS WtntferS ibm
nod SuSorfpmmenpsr ais fonft mar, polts
eS In letnem Semitic nitt bel iperben.
Seine 9scanfen tparsu thinner BON benz
gefs unS ietnsr umssbuns absepenpet
unp er fab I'm Settle ben alien Yrisfter
sur islben Stunee umbsrirren unb Irnple
blas unp tpbt I'm 9rabe lissen.
Heuates &apitsl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-25

[NoTE,--The quotations toiio,oiag, mless
otherwise stated, are JF ohoissais spof cash
ios, IIhm Tine Is asked ~ small amounts
plgehasea. higher rates are dmaadfd
FLOUR, GRAIN AND HAY,
Flour - Imported Xxx, ~ 2il XXX,
81 6OI MINK, or family sa 7b Fancy
"a per hundred Patent brands, ss 30
10 SO per barrel, Quotations OF Dallas
mada noilr ara "a fDllOws
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-25
wines ANA Liquors.

ALCOHOLICS 3jgs2 10 por gallon,
WHISKY sweet mash, sl 25gi bOi sour
mash, ~ G0aA %, according 20 age,
WINES -Clarct, In cnse, ~ lh@Sii CAtawba
per gal, Al lOm2 OOj Port, per gal " 2OM3 NJ,
Sherry, or gal, VI 20,3 OOl Madeira, per gal,
| GO0t6 O6 White wine, In cases, ~ 2hMlO W
CllAMPAlGNE-COOks In baskets, $3.50
Ilodsicck, In basket, Sss OOi kmg, IN basket
S2l ~; Domestic chnmpagn1, SlOmlO,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-25

asi Hemlook No, /, a0i do, No, 2, 82,
Good damaged 10 cents per pound, Upper
French calf Sl,g5laa co. Do, kips slgb
per pounds American pal Sl,lbG4l 2oi
DO. No, 2, g0eGSl 00l DO, Hips, abfasl OO
do, No, 2, 65Gls6e, Wax upper-l'er foot,
zoe, Harness Lealher-Oak No, !, ~ do
No, 2, AZ llemlock No, !, ~ do, No =, lOi
skIHlng, fair No, !, d No. g ldc' per
pound,
CoLLARs-Duck, per dozen, 30 bOCa6 0Oi
split aud kip, SlO0O@ll,OOi foil kip, $500
mliOO,
CuANs-Ol feet, 66@Goc per pair,
FRUIT AND NUTS,
ArPLgs-len Davis, - 5OaGOO baldwin
S5,60a600, Romantic, s5bNH6 00i Nncy
Geneling, 600i Choice do, i,dOlebODi Choice
Winosap, i,6OCDjOO small red, $500 por
barrel,
BASANAs--Por bunch, 81 to 81,
FlGs--London layer lsc per pound In
kegs and drums lio
DATrS-l0alg l'2c per pound ,
ORANOEs--SOund sIook-Florlda and
Louisiana none,
LEMoNs-- Mcssina $500 per box,
GRArEs-MalNga ST. por barrel,
PEARs-Sound stock, none,
PoP C0gN-l'rlao packages, per gross,
81 40.
RAIsNs-London layers, ~ 90, and plain
So per box,
PEcASs-Wo quote lOac2l 10 per pound for
good,
NuTs-Almonds, 29a25o per pound Bra
III, l3al6; lilberts, l5al6; English walnuts,
lSa20 ehestnuts American, l8nl5i Italian,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-16
TIE nREACM wIpENEp.

The Entire Tammsny Tribe on Its Ear.
NEw YORK, August l4.-Tammauy has
issued call for State Convention that
threatens to widen the breach between
the Democratic factions here. A successor
to Chief Justice Church, OF the Court Of
Appeals, is 10 be elected in November, be-
ing the only State officer to be voted for.
The Tilden State Committee have not for,
mally decided whether to put the candi-
didate in nomination themselves, without
the trouble and expense OF conyoking a
State Convention, or whether TO have .
Convention in the regular way. Tammany
has been urging that Convention be
called regularly, well knowing that II the
State Committee named the candidate,
Tammany, which Is not represented In
the Committee, would have no voice
in the naming OF the candidate, and
would not even be consulted. To swing
into line for the Tilden candidate would
be humiliating indeed. The State Com
mittee having paid no attention to Tam
mauy's request Tammany has called 0
convention OF her own for the first week
in September, aud invites Democrats to
send delegates. This, the Tammany. men
say will compel the Tilden men ~ call q
Convention, or be put in the position oI
having run a Star Chamber candidate
while Tammany has invited all Democrats
to attend her open Convention. Poltti
clans say tonight that the breach will be
widened by this action OF Tammany.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-16

LONDON, August 1.-THE suspense
which has prevailed for some days con-
cerning the actual state of things in AZ
ghanistan has been relieved by the arrival
OF an official dispatch from Gen. Roberts.
he. says he is well supplied with corn,
cattle and vegetables. He confirms the
report that Russian or other foreign officers
are assisting Ayoob Khan.
The garrison at Candahar Is short OF
spirits and OF other comforts. Ayoob
Khan is preparing for an escalale, aud is
entreating the tribes to join him in the at
tack upon Candahar; but many Of the
tribes profess friendship to the British, and
appear rather inclined to eight with them
against Ayoob than to join him. The
whole situation remains extremely critical,
and General Roberts, In his dispatch, does
not disguise the danger in which he Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-16
SHIN PLAsTERS.
A General Cry for the Reissue OF frae'
tionnI Paper Currency.


A General Cry for the Reissue OF frae'
tionnI Paper Currency.
WASHINGTON, August IA. Several MEM
hers OF Congress have, within the past
month OF six weeks, been asking intorma.
ts,n at the Treasury Department in regard
to the fractional currency formerly in use,
as compared with the fractional silver
which has taken its place. This intorma-
ton Is asked with view to awakening
an effort TO secure legislation authorizing
the reissue OF the old fractional or postal
currency. There has been Of late some
what general demand over the country for
fractional notes, The principal reason
nrved in behalf OF q reissue is, that the
potss wcre transmitted through the malls
witLOu, difficulty. Silver is not and post
age STAN pc do not make an acceptable sub
stitu,e Tor the fractional currency Ill that
particular, The postal Gurrepcy WAS much
more popular than the coin is. This IS
shown BY the Treasury accounts. frae'
tiOual currency, when it was atoat, only
came into the Treasury for redemption
when It was mutilated.. With fractional
silyerjt Is different. None Of It has been
coined since 1873, but 1t will be renem.
bered that before the passage oil the act
for its redemption last year the market WAS
plntted with small silver. 1t was at . dis
couut in some localities.
The act providing for Its redemption.
went into effect at the commencement OF
the fiscal year, 1879. At that time there
were but s0,OO0,O00 Of the coin in the
treasury; now there is SO. 100000.
The principal difficulty that will te
found in the way Of the attempt TO reissue
fractional currency will come from the
silver men. There Gau not be both trac-
tional currency ap1 fractional silver; the
former would Dive the latter out Of circu'
lation. AS The silver men do not brook
any interference with their tavorite me.
dium oil circulation, they may be safely
put down as in arms against areduction oi
| fractional currency.
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srEUBEN WILLIE.
The Political Pot boiling Up There.
SrEuBINvILLR, August 15.

srEuBESvlLLR, August 10.
Correspondence Of the Iulellgeneer.
Notwithstanding the fact that both
political parties had advertised meetings
for last night the rain came down in tor.
rents, flooding the streets, and making It
more comfortable for one to stay at home
than to go out. But no matter how the
rain pours, it can't dampen the enthusiasm
Of the Republicans, and quite good
crowd assembled at Philharmonic Hall.
No speakers mad been engaged for the
evening, and Col. Robert Love was called
on by Ssr aor Richards, who was actirg
as President in the absence OF President
Sheirard. The Colonel said he wasn't ex-
pecting to be called on for speech, that
he thought this was an experience meet.
ing, but II they insisted he supposed he
would have to say short one. They in.
sisted, and the Colonel gave them short
speech, bringing the house down at times.
Senator Richards then gave any who
wished to an opportunity 10 sign the Ger
field club roll, and quite number took
the chance. W. l.. Elliott then moved
that meetings be held in the Philharmonic
Hall every Saturday night during the cam.
paign, and that every one be invited.
This motion was carried.
Senator Richards then delivered a neat
little speech, picturing the career OF James
A. Garfield from youth up, and contrast
ing with II that OF Mr.. Winfield Scott
Hancock. Mr.. Richards was interrupted
at several points by hearty applause.
The Democrats had meeting at Swill
Hall last night and Mr.. Trainer, Billy
0wesney, Oliver Mossgrove, Doc Aisbitt,
and the lonely colored man, D C. Walker,
enlightened the crowd, one.ninth Of which
was composed Of the speakers. Il should
have been unanimously resolved that at
the next meeting, instead Of regular
speeches, some OF the regular rcoppeshead
speeches made by leaders OF the city De-
mocracY in 1868 o. be read, so as to show
what the real issue was, and what the De-
mocracy are aiming at. The crowd num-
bered 40, by actual count, although the
shining lights counted over 100. But
either the sLining lights had been, or the
balance OF the 100, were at the pipe which
runs from the whisky barrels Of the lower
story OF Swill Hall.
grand Republican meeting and pole
raising Is announced for the 9th at War
renton, this county. Warrenton Ia a
stronghold OF the Democracy, but she Is
going to turn over new Leaf. An excur.
sion train will run from this city, and
Messrs. Datou, Hayes, Gregg, Reynolds
and others are announced to speak. This
is tho formal opening OF the campaign in
that part Of the county, and big crowd,
lots Of enthusiasm and plenty oE music are
on the programme.
In our list Of officers OF the Young
Voters Club Jack SmarthwGite should
have appeared as First Lieutenant, to
which position he was unanimously
elected. Frank Mckinney Is Second
Lieutenant. ALwIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-16
Farming ON a RIg scale.

FARGO, D. r., August l4.-Harvesting on
the great Dalrymple farm Of $4,000 acres
is now in progress. There are "a 600 acres
in wheat and 10000 in oats, both excellent
crops. Reaping machines began work
Monday morning, 1875 Of them, in several
divisions, moving along through the wav.
ing grain like lines OF soldiers. Each
reaper has horses or mules. A number Of
steam threshing machines are ready for
work. The grain is shocked for few days
drying, and then hauled to the threshers
without being stacked. The wheat will
average eighteen bushels to the acre, and
the oats ninety. The total wheat product
OF the season from this farm will be about
439, 900 bushels. After being threshed the
grain is loaded on cars Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad and carried to Duluth,
where 1t is shipped by the lakes and by
Canada and New York canals to the sea.
board. The owners expect to net sixty
cents per bushel on their wheat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-16

WASHINGTON, August 15.-Chiu Ian
Pin, the Chinese Minister to the United
States, has transmitted to Secretary Evarts
circular sent by the Chinese government
to its representatives abroad, formally CIV
ing notice that the government Of China
has revoked the ancient decree prohibit
ing natives Of the Celestial Empire from
engaging in commerce with foreign ports,
and announcing further that in the future
Chinese merchants may trade with for
eigners at will. The circular also instructs
Chin Ian Pin in relation to tral sit certif-
Gates, concerning which there has been
for many years difference OF opinion be-
tween the Chinese government and for
eign merchants doing business in China.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-16
TELEGRAPHICRRIERs.
General NewsNotrs From All Quarters of
-. the Globe.


Secretary Sherman will take the stump
in Ohio in about ten days.
The steamer Spain, from Liverpool, ar
rived at New YORK yesterday.
The Prohibitionists have nominated
electoral tickets in twenty States.
Senator Thurman takes the stump in
Ohio on the LIST Of ofSeptemher.
Attorney General Devens expects to
make some political speeches in Indiana
this campaign.
The San Francisco Aita ridicules the
idea that any State on the Pacific coast
will vote against Garfield and Arthur.
The Prince OF Roumanta will soon send a
special Envoy to the United States to an
noance the independence Of Roumania.
The story Is now published that the
genuine Benders-four OF them-were cap.
tured soon after the discovery OF the York
murder, and shot.
The mail contractor on the route between
Fort Davis, Texas, and El Paso, New Mex.
leo, asks for military protection against the
Indians. His dispatch was referred 10 the
War Department
Previous to leaving for Windsor, ver.,
the Secretary Of State concluded his ex'
animation OF the recent alleged insult to
the American vessels In Spanish waters
and addressed communication TO the
Spanish Government.
Jeremiah Faid was arrested in New
York yesterday, for knocking his wife
down Saturday night, and inflichng inju.
ries which caused her death, Faid was
drunk at the time, and the woman was
endeavoring to get him home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-16
CABLE CLICKS.
Old world Events In Little Compass.
President Avaellanda, Of Buenos Ayres
hna .aasnnnl


Old world Events In Little Compass.
President Avaellanda, OF Buenos Ayres
has resigned.
Crop prospects in Upper silesia ant
East Prussia are very gloomy.
Gen. Grevy, brother OF the President O
France, has been elected Senator.
A Berlin dispatch reports fresh floods il
several districts in Upper Silesia, causing
enormous damage.
Delong, Swiss citizen, has been order.
ed to quit France, being regarded as Q
dangerous Socialist.
Burglars stole Gl2,0OO pounds OF jewel
ry and plate from the residence ol Lord
Eldon, near Wareham.
A vessel has arrived at Athens from
Trieste with $50 horses, the first install.
ment OF l 400 purchased In Hungary for
the army.
A troop ship with $50 men Of reinforce.
ments for India sailed from Portsmouth,
England, yesterday.
Lord stratiord De Redcliff, (sir stratiord
Couning), for many years British ambas.
sador to the Porte, is dead.
VANITY Fair says the marriage Of Lady
Burdette'Coutts and Ashmead Bartlett
will take place Tuesday at the Chapel
Royal, Savoy.
The statement that Greece has made
advances to Servia with view to the con.
clusion OF an offensive and defensive al.
lance, is denied.
Dumont. manager OF the Paris news.
paper GU BtGS, has been sentenced to one
months imprisonment and to pay fine
OF 500 francs for indecent publications.
A match has been arranged between
Laycock, the Australian sculler, and
Blackman, OF London, for el00 a side, the
race to be rowed over the Thames course,
on the 9Th OF October next.
A Berlin correspondent says the dead
Afghan mentioned on the 18th as having
been found on the road from Samarcand
to Russia. supposed to have been an ennis.
sary to Russia, was an Afghan Chief, who
was attached to Abdurrahman before the
latter left Turkestan. He was the bearer
OF dispatches frem Abdurrahman to Gen.
eral Kaufman.
Sunday being the day which was OBJ.
served as q national fete day under the
Empire, many Bonapartists attended mass
in the Cathedral Of Notre Dame. When
the congregation left the church Bona.
partist manifestations were made, in re-.
sponse to which shouts OF "Vive la Repub.
lique" were raised. The police made
some arrests OF disturbers.
A Berlin dispatch states that the Ger.
man War Department has issued an order
permitting German officers TO join the
Turkish army, subject to recall at any
time. It Is understood that no political
significance is attached to this action.
Much comment, however, is made upon 1t
in certain quarters as indicating growing
unfriendliness to Russia's aggressive
policy in Turkish affairs.
According to reports from Bucharest,
As, 900 Russians are concentrating near
Berider, to be ready in the event OF the
action Of Bulgaria. The transportation OF
munitions, horses, commissary stores and
troops is continually going on near the
Roumanian frontier. A steamer arrived
at Galatz Saturday, with Russian artillery
and ambulances, destined for Bulgaria. It
is also stated the Russians are concentra.
ting at Radzcuilof, on the Austrian front
;ar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-16

TOLEDO, August 1.-THE keeper Of the
most high-toned OF Toledo's sporting
houses has for some time been construct
ing fine three-story house from the pro-
ceeds OF her business, and to-day issued
cards Of invitation to grand opening re.
ception, to be given this evening. The
proceeding, so bold and high-hsnded, nat
urally created no little comment among
those who became acquainted with the
facts. On the face Of the matter there was
nothing to warrant interference OF the po.
lice, but at least oneoi the city papers has
promised to give to-morrowa list OF names
Of those attending the reception. As a
large number Of well known society men
are on the calling list Of the woman in
question, such publication would create
a very decided stir.