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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28
Desirable PrOperty at Auction.

VINuE suBSCRlBER WILL SELL At Arc.
i ton Oh the premises, on
SATURDAY. Al GUST -. lss0.
At2O'cock =. N. Lot No. .. Block M. J. Union
street, BcllIirr. ONO. bn the lot i a >uhsiail'
tai Two story brick. late rrof building, contain
ing two desirable bu>inrss rooms. a bakery AL!
two dwcllius.. There il also un rear ui said lot
q good one story frame dwelling.
The lot is n corner lot aud Oh the best business
street IN the ely. At the present rents, which
are low, IL i ing 10 per cent un 8 90.
sale positive. title perfect Terms made know IA
Oh LAY of sale. ". II. FERRY, AuCliunccr.
BEILAIE.. %, August II, lNNn. agtl
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MRS. CHOPPER,

who was Miss Thornburg OF San Fran
cisco; she is a tall and slender, but well
proportioned blonde, with mass OF
fair hair, lovely blue eyes, and an air Of
ingenious grace that suits her delicate
type OF lovelness. In her white cash.
mere dress she might have stood Ter
Shakespeare Miranda. Her straw bon
net was trimmed with variegated roses,
red, white and yellow. and one long
glove, wrinkled Ia Sara Bernhard,
was clasped by gold bracelet set with
rubies, sapphires and diamonds. Mrs.
Chopper Piled thriving trade in hou-
tonnieres Mrs. Wordsworth, q Ken.
lucky belle OF brilliant brunette type,
was al 90 much admired, and Mrs. Nah
Ion Sands was among the ladies' at Lady
Charles Beresford's stall, where also
were the Duchess OF Manchester, the
Marchioness of Waterford, Niscountess
Vaudeville. the Countess OF Clarendon,
etc. Lady Borthwick presided over the
wheel of fortune, and the Princess Chris
tan, Ms Jolly, amiable and unassuming
as possible, attended strictly 10 business
i'm little stand in the corner OF one OF
the east rooms. She was in black, with
bonnet trimmed with crimson satin.
One of the most conspicuous toilets at
the fete was displayed by tall blonde /;
il reminded one OF Sara's 'get ups. \
fawn.colored mantle or dolman was
worn over close-iitting skirt 50 vol.
uminously iiounced that the fawn ma
terial looked like ripping sea in minia-
ture. Fawn colored cloth boots pro-
truded, and the bonnet and gloves
matched. A puce. colored silk was trim.
med with bands OF white, embroidered
in pink silk and gold thread. One very
pretty costume was worn bya young
girl, it was Of pale pink silk, the mantle
and skirt being trimmed with white val.
enciennes lace. A pouf hat OF dark
green velvet completed this toilette.
Rot les middle.aged ladies were su.
perbly dressed. and, although there
were some "dowds," they were the rx-
ceptions, even among dowagers. jet
was much worn, and / saw one elegant
toilet OF black silk nearly covered with
jet fringe, and agreeably relieved with
silver thread.
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,,rrcI,I COMMISSIONERS RENTING NJ

S,PFCIAL COMMISSIONER RENTING OF
- Valuable PrppCrty ~ the City Oi Wheeling
By virtue 0i decree of the Circuit e. urt "i
Ohio county, rcHicrrd on III, 18th lay Il July,
1870 in the chuncrry cause 1T Joseph SifAnh ~
Bridget V Volt. | Will oder for rent Ia the
highest and bet bidder for Cash. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER :, l>>r,
In front Of IN" Court House door. In the civ oi
Wheeling. the 'nuth or" fourth part of Lot NJ.
III on alley Z and Fol street. In said city, with
all the improvements thereon, consisting Of a
hr,t rate dwelling mouse AMI all the ncccssar,
outhuiliiug>.
Thi> property Is the same lately owned 10y the
said Bridget Volt aud was sold hy her o.
James Mcumlcy aui j. rented under saii deere,
Ia pay "A debt # sNi with interest thereon from
February ~. l,.N till pad. and the cost Of suit,
due by said Bridget V. Volt Ia siii jh>cIh
Strnub and hicn aid debt was n charg" upon
said property at The time 81 said sale 10y her Ia
McGinlcy. john ". KENNEDY.
aylGI sp.cial Comm iSSiOicr.
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When Sydney Smith was ont OF health
his doctor advised him to take walk on
an empty stomach. The witty patient
asked: "Whose?"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-28

Memory. Pm
mature ola AK
ant q Use sseI
tn at lead q
Consumption,
Insanity NJ
an early grAv'
or 10th y
nj sttcr nov
shattered the
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To Nervous SufTerers-The Great European
Remedy-0r J. 3. Simpsons
{ eeifr Medicine.

DR.. J. d. simpsons Specific Mcicine IA . posi-.
tive cure for suermstOrrhea, lmpolsncy. Weak.
ness aud al dsrass resulting from scitAbnse'
A Nervous Debility. lrnlabiliiy Mental Anxiety,
IAnyuor Lrciiui., Depression % spirits and
functional arrangements ~ the Nervous syst M
renn-nllv I.Alns IN The Hack or SIDE. Il~~ Of
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATE YOUR DAUGHTERS I!
AT nv
Wheeling Female College!

which is incurpo:at 4 With full Collegiate pow
en- and privileges by the Lcrislstur 9th State.
The institution (, delightfully."- situated. and
iog health fulncs of position j. unsurpassed,
The next College year will open "Wednesday.
September 1T. Terms mo'ciaic IN all the DO
raruncnts. For Catalogue ar other information
address the President.
Rsucrgva MlS> a. TANLok
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rXaSELEisS' Guide.
aFrsEfURs o7 -RAINs.

Tae',. rowtas ys.ttc is raade up on Wheeling
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ssys,em may b. from eIce>ss Of any kind,
short cou-s 81 this medicine will restore the lost
functions and procure Health and Happiness,
where before va isspon1 cncy and gloom. In.
Specific Mel.ci.C & being used with wonderful
su'rrSs.
Pamphlets sent free 10 all. Write for them and
&c, ia. ;GncIlaH.
Prior. sI.yriac, $50 per package. or az park.
age. for 800. VIII he sent by mall On receipt Of
tnoney. Address al ordcrs, -
J. r. SIMPSONS NEDICfSECO
Eos. lOS Il i6 Main 81, Buffalo, ". ].
Trade supplied by 4gzh!in Bros a Co, Wheel.
Toe ~ "a nsfTeTqab
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SEPTEMBER 4 IssO
FARM FOR SALE.

special Commissioners
]. &. HERvEN. AuCtjOnccr. agii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16

Railroad bonds were dull. the total business in
Guiding only forty-two different varieties, and the
prices generally were lower. Erie second consOls
after some hesitation fell 1 per cent to 00la the
funded IS closing at s4l2 against IS yesterday.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas first consOls were lie
lower at 09l9, and the seconds per cent lower OF
597s. The c., G. and I. G. issues were better upon
an unconfrmed report that there is probability of
q settlement of the litigation between this COM
pany and the Pennsylvania Company, and the first
assented bonds rose per cent to s2l9, and the
comes advanced from 3612 to 3S937 upon the absurd
rumor that the company is earning sufficient to pay
the interest upon them. Rome, Watertown and
OGdensburg firsts advanced 2 per cent to 81, but
later declined to 64la. ST. Louis and Iron Noun;
tain second incomes fell | per cent to rs, and
than yesterday. The remainder of the dealings was
insignificant and with no material change in
prices. The following are the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16
THURSDAY. April IS II. n.

TRURSDAT, April 10 81 u.
The stock market continues to be depressed. To-
day the reactions, although frequent as before.
were less important than usnnl. The business
amounted to 32s,S19 shares, against 262,563
shares yesterday. Erie. ST. Paul. Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Ohio and Mississippi, Iron Mountain. and New
Jersey Central contributed 10000 shares to the
total While the declines were general
(the advances including only Elk Stocks
most of which belong to the Inactive
list). the particularly weak stocks were
ST. Paul, Iron Mountain, Hannibal and st. Joseph,
Union Pacific. Houston and Texas, and Ohio and
Mississippi Erie fell from 1888 TO 42isS4Z4 Lake
Shore from 10TH to 106l40106ss. Michigan Gen.
trail from 91la to 90le09O7s and Central and Hud-
sop from I3O7s0131L to 130h0I3Oa9. Western
Union. with small amount of business. fuctuated
between 1O4 and 1O5, closing at 104os, and Pacific
Mail yielded from 39Ss TO 3Sl The coal stocks
were moderately steady during the early business
Int finally also gave way and closed at their lowest
figures.
There were no rumors afoat to affect the market.
and SO far as it was affected by the monetary
strpgency it may be said that the best rally of the
day occurred when money was commanding it's high
est rate The market seems to be sinking from ITS
own weight and because of o lack of that support
which il has enjoyed for the last year. And there
Indications yet that Inab support II likely W
Be given again until lower figures are reached any
further than it Is necessary to prevent too rapid
Decline The market closed weak at about the low
est prices
The fnal changes from the closing prices Yester-
day arc as 70 lows: Declines-Delawaro and Hud-
con, st. Paul and Sioux City preferred, and Adams
Express, each q Central and Hudson, b Canada
Southern. Metropolitan Elevated, Northern Pacific
preferred, st. Paul and Sioux City. Wabash pre-
ferred. and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. each q
Chesapeake and Ohio. q Chicago, ST. Louis
and New-Orleans. Northwest, St Paul preferred,
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western. Lake Erie and
Western, Manhattan Elevated, New-York Elevated,
OHIO and Mississippi preferred, and Wabash, each
/: Lake Shore Erie, aud Northern Pacific each liz;
Mobile and Ohio, Missouri Kansas and Texas. and
Reading, each III; Pacific Mail, 1ss; Boston Air
Line, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, North west
preferred, and New-Jersey Central, each Ia; ILL.,
nois Central. 1ns; Ohio and Mississippi
and st. Louis aud San Francisco preferred,
each ia; Central Pacific c.. C., C.. and l., Rock
Island, Chicago and Alton, Houston and Texas,
Union Pacific and Wells. Fargo g. Co., each 2
Hannibal aud st. Joseph, 2lsj st. Paul. 212; Iron
Mountain, 2s4; and Hannibal and st. joseph, 27a
per cent Adyances-Western Union. e: Chicago,
St. Paul and Minneapolis, Il Louisville and Nash
VILE Ontario and Western, and Nashville. Chatta-
nooga and ST. Louis, each / and St. Louis and San
Francisco Ia per cent.
EAJsE or rHK STOCK MARKsL
<,reportsl tv a. GoId SSoss TtESSr1Da OrMR9Rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16

LONDON, April l5l23O MI. 8. bonds. four and hall
cents l!ii New fves lC4 ~ coupon Atlantic aud
Great rst trustees certificates. B0s do,
secOnd ETte Railway shnres - u do second cOnsGa
a33 Pennsylvanta Central 617S Reading Railroad, Jl't;
Eew.York Central 1885,
LONDON April i5-3 y. m.JThe bullion IN the Dank Of
England has decreased f5OO during the week The
proportion Of the Bank Of England reserve " liability which
last week 85 cont ASIA CCnt COnsos,
esia ior both money ana the account Reading Railroad 3D.
LONDON, April l5-9 p. m.-Paris aducea quote three
Der conf rentcs 80 for the account
The bullion gone into the Bank OF England on bal
ance to-day IN RbSO0D. 800
LONDoS April To-. Silver s quoted at 5la per ounce
pAHs April lb.-EICnange LONDON 20 francs 81
checks The specie the Bank n Franco has &C.
ereasel 81 COG 600 lrancs during The past week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16

Futures were active Irregular opening II 10 90 points
higher but closing weak with the advance nearly lost
222OOO bales Prices paid May. lI7O1Il0 June lLSl
1900 July. ll92gl2J5i August 1901 6l2?S september,
cember 1l059ll % January II o. Prices for Rings and
MArNns-Aprll ll.7Gl May l1S3: June ll9G July II o.
1916 September, i93: October 13R November
1ili December li09i January Liz To-dAy's clOsng
prioss-Apri ll6e91l0s May, ILL; June, ll.sli Juy
O2a1 1893; August. l20i dl2O2 September 1l7Ohli sos
October I5ldf1.3S; November ilaiio2 December I09j
0ll.0l. transferable OrdeTa LILO.
FLOUR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy and loo
zoe. lower; very moderate demand g jOObug
inquiry sales 5000 bblA, including $500 b6s CITY
diesi l4OO bba No q s. 8Oos3 7O 300 bbA superilne
80 sOaS4 30 500 bbl Rejected 81 200 bbs Low Extra
81 b5dSf 10 $500 bills. Winter Wheat
and 900 bbs Minnesota Extra o. 6Oa$9 25 whole
range; Of tho sales 300 Ob for EXPORT Quotations;
no. q 81 6OeS3 20 sgpeInne s5 S0dsf 50i common 20
046 Common 70 Good Extra Western. 81 55dSi 90
Round HOOD 0hio. s6 of5 rs; Good do sJ 80
0fd 7b Minnesota Common Extra 81 05 as6 rive
Mixture. s6 50eS5 Bakers BYua. so 50 80. straight
90 25as7; Patent s6a58 % chiefly within the unge OF
FNT 0oOd 50 1Odf5 rs; Ch0loe Family
k6dG7: Patent Winter What Extra. SO aS7 76: clos
inR dull. .SOOrHERH FLOUR dull declining salea
400 bDs including Common 30 Good Extra IS 25n$5 65
RYE FLOUR quiet sales. 100 bblA 5uDeT1ne, 81 60as5
CORN MEAL dull heay aaos, lO1 bbls. Yellow
Western. 81 260s2 62i9 quoted 81 rs 0sJ BrAndyWne.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l62c. lower, HABIT trade for
export active business speculative aseSunt eloAing
rather steady at eeiue sales 1859 900 bush
future I320OO BUSH prompt delivery including Ungrsded
UnersleI Winter Red, al 33ael 52'g Kansas NO. red
81 209sl 26i No Red 81 5SEasI sIi steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16

The Sub-Treasury to-day lost 1850 e35 on bal
ance, made mp by coin loss Of $431, 7O5 less cur
rency gain of $72 07O This reduces the gain since
last Friday 10 $1.1O3,995. Money again was in
active demand and it Is probable that the bulk Of
the new loans was made at @ and lIs. The highest
rate paid was aud ls: at the very close loans
were made at @ per cent. The ruling rate on Gov
eminent bonds is per cent. There are no changes
in the domestic exchanges from last quotations.
The United States Treasurer OF Washington to-day
received $4,000 in National bank notes for To-
demptiOn. The customs receipts wero $500, 900,
and the internal revenue receipts were 1922. 900.
The following Ia the Clearing House statement for
to-day: Exchanged. S144.113,664; balances,
S4,066,OS8. The transactions ut the Clearing
81, 101,0Bb currency balance, S5,s09, Az ; oOin
balance, 500, 638.941.
The foreign exchanges are unchanged, the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RIrer, Tesssls and RIiiroqfs.
Ttrpgnay AnrII IL IoQn
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY, Apr1l Is, 1880
AsHEq-ouiet, about steady.

AEHFF--VuIbIi HIOllI .IFIII'
COPFEE-IlO dull and dGpreased; Ordinary 20 Primo
cargoes at l8L0lb including Fair IL 4hGl4bc stock
nrH hands l2O0lg bags Mid grades sold more
freely prices rather favorable 10 bnyef sales ABB
bags "Aeapuicof 40 do; $50 La
uayTh aud 664 bags harncAbo sundry vesses ph-
vale terms also reported 300 bags Sayana private tens
MaraeabO &C l8Dl7c Java at n G26ci LEusy ut l3k4
l4.c.; Costa Hica at 1907 60
CO1rONSpot Cotton active ana firm tho business still
mainly export; sales 1878 bales (2S38 last EVENING"
GLIDING 46O3 and $40 for cOnsumpOni delivered
24O0 bles receipts at the ports today, i7AB
bales ales this day and 1850
year Since September 4570S9l baos against A236 27S
bales 4 the period last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16
Five nrnnr MAHTErz-:sr rrLraRApa.


BUFFALO April 1s-cArnI- nsespts toAag ls0o head
last week 10 90 heads rough 1i csrs' mAfAss
nothing doing; fresh arrivals consigned through.
SHREP Reeetpts today $500 heao tosal Lo
the thus far 200 head for TIE same time last week
ll0o0 bead: cOnkgned throush 80 cars naEksx samem
sales OF Fair Good Weo Seep et So1So 4 gnoice 70
Fancy &C 50 609se s EXIT Exporters vt 80 sosSi saf
% Fancy Clipped nc - 2oo$5 20
today 1900 head, tosa Ior ne week mas
Ter 30476 head for the time last week xboo nee9
consisned through e2 market sase bat COT qaosao
lower fair local demand shippers the tnxke enes u
Lght Workers. AZ - 50Ssa eo Good 70 Choice g J Hg
So S0 Medium and Heavy IS 81 I6@8A 90 P1H AZ ~ zV@
81 30; best Grades dtsD0oedof. a..
CBIcAG0 AprtI lo-h00e-- heceptd HyBVU nee1t nAav
ments 600 head Good moderately active: anii
Heavy at "a 40a4 as; DEht at e. 20as4 40.
SLOW but steady with fair demand teg exDortB
shipping sold ag S3 5000 AO Butchers at s2ee3 90 Corn
Fed Texans at 81.
quiet but m 1880 OF the receipts for IN Wisco
delivered here at 50 IL Best Wooied e 20 40
ST loU April 5hoas5LSwer; 9SrkeEs sa - 49, We
at 81 45S4 So receipts GOO bead shipments led
CATTLR-In good demand Exporters At 5000 ID Snoce
Heayy - O9st 90 Good 20 Prime ut g 49a$4 0G Lgnt
SOa Butcher steers and Spayed HeIerg et - 20
GA To- Cows and Heers as 90 81 Good Aesvy tec
s. asa 20; eocerB &C 81 76GS3 Boz reeept Ive
head shipments. 240O head
SHREP-fn good demand &c full prices Fair 70 FANCY ~
81 6oa@G; receipts. 1900 head shipneEtA 1lOO head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16

OF city bank STOCKS, Metropolitan sold (1O) at
15O and 81. Nicholas t25) at 105. The following
we're the bidding and asking prices at the first call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16

- HALLWAY cOMPAaVs FIRsT nQRraAGl eInE,
mo FUND PER CHMT LAND 9nAnEo0LD 10 NpAs
LIast sec arae me sssye Scsd a, ~ e Tx
Bonds Of $500 oac end $50 Bonds Of g. see6 - ~
beFs specaed below this day In irly -
Ieaeupon 1oc pcr cont and accrued nts.sst
avaabie for that purpose Tho Bmoa . dAxl y
be PAID presentation a. the oGice q j xGnN8DI -
hereby notned that sy should be presented = OF bse H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16

Jesey and ~ cara e toshss Totel anee ssturasy
90 5SS head agast SO head tie oefegDonktnE TINS
Last Ysek, Tho receipts ali scr asntern4 azA pg1o
wen8 Owed on this Marnet alive The feclg " eeigecx
here to-day 81 &C. city Dressed Gre weak and 1eweE yey
few Country Dressed Hogs coming fJfWA4s te dehnE
IL good prices % particularly for Light and Medium
weights Heavy Hoe qaote1 at 0e6seg Medium ~ w
Q7c, and IfQhf at 7071ac. p. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16

BRAZIL COBPEE MARKET
RIO JANRIRO. ADril ld.-Cofee-Mnrket quiet; prices
rnantaned change Good f1rss reis per III
kilOs Exchange on London 2OSh. . -oooa. aoo
SANTOS. April l4-COnee-Sup nor SantoS ooVV9o'ooV
rels per 10 kilOs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16
rOt&lsalos fOr the q
go buyer 90 dAYA
asrns rnroEs OF BOSTON srocKs.

Government bonds were lower, with the largest
amount Of business IN the per cents The total
business at the Boards amounted only 60 S1S6 500,
distributed as follows: $4,000 coupon b at 10sss
and $500 600 Registered at 1021k a1024a $4,000
registered 4les at 1884 and $46. 900 coupon As at
fhe close tia market was barely steady 1t the fol-
lowing okaokaft0nas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16
10 nnHns or asnn EACH. NUMBERS

90 500
$50 BONDS OF $1,000 EACH. NUMBERS
IS Ell s s ss5s
III $50 s sSSs
81 81 $50 s ssss
"a sSss s s sESs
ga 3l3l bi7o
t533 s sisS s ssss
4S7 1898 300
Si3 So. ssssasSS
ISL S2S7 $3.50
ss77s seq ssssss
S ssS $ ssis s sssa
622 1881 $3.50
IA IA slI2 COS
8a3 $ $a1i s s9ls
SIS 35as eOs7
s sssii sSss s ss7s
as 3sis CO.'S
SSss s ssS4 S,Iss
S Sssss $Sss Sits
1899 iSSs sassss s sias
il09 3779 63O9
i iisb ssss s s ssss
iiiSSSS $3.50 SSss
l$5s ssss $50 $50
i tag 1893 s ssss
1$5f sSsi S Siss
1929 1929 tSSs S S5s1
ilaI 404G 6S8
1893 1000 $3.50
Hi iSIi + tSsa s ss31
I SSS 4 tSss s ssss
iSi9 4l0l $3.50
1893 1853 tsss!s s ssss
iIss$ ss ssSSssss s sz$g
i7Is. t$sss s s7Ss
liza <4O0 $500
IssS :ssSSss ssls
1908 e!az 1914
1929 tAl3 10g3
1891 44ao Job
1855 44Sz I0f6
1863 44Se fO47
1a93 1872 7O7i
1895 t5ZS 1lo9
2O,T 1920 TAI
moi 1929 7l45
10i0 A643 TAG
o0Ia 1862 7l53
00s3 4796 7l7J
o0s1 1909 7I02
5nS9 GS23 7IW
2yIS 1879 52l7
2i65 49oo 724S
5202 1892 1889
1295 1891 1858
1921 bOOS 1865
9217 5000 72SS
01Ti bu3l 1927
23oO bO48 1895
23Oi 5000 1900
l302 5000 1920
2325 bOT9 1897
$500 6l7 1850
2340 bl4S 1883
PAID $50 1899
oI69 $3.50 7432
2I79 1907 1850
2496 0261 1907
26l4 bSO3
JOHN g. KENNEDY, rrr.,..,
J. A. ROOSEVELT. S'''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PAIL RIVER Masa April 1B.-The Market for Cloths ia
without change, while demand Is made quOalons uo
onflre nominal,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-16

Comparative exports OF flour, wheat and corn
from tho principal Atlantic ports for weeks ending
April 10, and from January l, 1879 and 1880;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-03
Galveston County.

Special 10 the Herald.
Galveston, Nov. 2.--No definite returns
from any of the wards have bt IN received -
yet, and everything is in doubt as to who is
elected. Shepard has concC led majority
of 1000 here over Jones.
The election passed off peaceably. The
approximate total vote cast Of the city is q
little over 1000 A large crowd is scanning
the bulletin boards for news, and the demo-
Gratis are much depressed at the intelligence
from New York. Garfeld's election { vr.
tuslly conceded. Shepard's election is re-
garded rs extremely doubtful.
Partial returns indicate the election of
Atkins as sheriff by from 200 to 500 majori.
ty; Wren, county clerk, by about 1,500 ma
jority; Austin, county Judge, by small ma.
jority; Williams is running behind tho
ticket; Holsten Is probably elected assessor.
and Burney collector. Nothing definite rs
to the legislative ticket is known, although
it is believed that Plumley and Mulcsby are
elected. onepard's vote vii lall AZ least 100
short OF that of Hancock two years ago. 1t
Is impossible to get full returns tonight.
The counting is proceeding slowly in conse.
quenee Of the length of the ticket,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-03
McLcnnan County

special TO thG Helalu.
Waco, Nov. 2.--The election in both city
and county passed off quietly, and q very
large vote was polled, democrats, republi.
cans, greenbsckers and independents turning
out en- masse. The democratic ticket is
elected throughout as far as the county is
concerned, but doubtful for district Judge.
Only two city and one county precinct in at
this hour, Ids a. m. Full returns will moi
be in before tomorrow night.
J. D. Taylor shot and killed Lewis Rehart,
eight miles below the city, Monday night.
The quarrel grew of Taylor's applying oftn,
sive epilhets to Rehsrt, and accusing him OF
shooting his dog. Rehsrt denied it aad
Taylor called him n liar and firing at the
same time. Taylor is Mt large but closely
pursued. Taylor is an Old man and Rehart
but nineteen years of age, and an only child
of aged parents. He was said to be peace'
able young'man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-03
Cameron County
sp eciai to the Herald

sBrownsvis, Nov. 2.-The election
passed off in this city quietly. The demo.
cratic ticket is largely in the majority. The
hottest contest was between the blues, and
the Independents, the latter composed of the
best citizens, and they are beaten in the city.
At Ranko Carmel, nine miles from this city,
one Col. Pledgers Carasas, colonel in the
Mexican army, so bdlldozed tho independ-
ents that the judges and clerks lett the place,
refusing to have anything to do with the
election. II is nm entire Mexican precinct
and it is now rumored in the city th,t the
box was smashed and the ballots des-
troyed. About one hundred votes had bo on
polled when the judges left, Owing to Il G
length of the ticket, full returns from the
county will not be received until tomorrow
To-day being All Souls day, the CITY
cemetery was thronged with citizens paying
tribute TO the beloved dead.
Senior Garfas, of Matsmoras, left that
city yesterday to survey the railroad fren
Matamoras to Monterey.
The republicans did not put county
ticket in the field.