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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-22
EOR RENT BY B. H. WARNER,

OFFICE ROOAS In No = and 3Ig F0IIf-anUa-la7I
street n. W; also I'm 45s Louisiana avenue n. W.
Call for weekly Rent List
IF YOU WANT To BUY, SELL, RENT, OR
l. Trade City or Country Property, and see tle
great bargains at WILLIAM H. MAIN & BROTH
Frs ST Charles Hotel, corner Third street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. Ealgu
NOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST UF
fe3-tf 81 CIGu3 Building.
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TREES, SEEDS. FLOWERS, &c,

An immense stock of all kinds Of Fruit Trees
Standards and DwarS.
Small Fruits Grapes, Currants Gooaeberres, Straw
berries Evergreens, Shade Trees Ornamental Trees,
Roses, &c
New and Rare Plants, Bedding Plants &c.
Garden Seeds pure and genuine; Flower Seeds,
new, rare, and beautiful.
Cut Flowers, Bouquets. Designs for Funerals, &c.
Everything pertaining 10 the Nursery. Plants.
Seeds Flowers, &C. at lowest rates. 10 acres in trees
IS 1SCireenhouses- JOHN SAUL.
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2S5onfeS-- SoIses.


HOUSE WANTED-sIS00 TO s., 800 WILL BE
paid for small House and Lot, title perfect and
no membranes between Sixth and Fourteenth and
and streets northwest. Address CASH, Republic
can Office. ma.-Sts
UTANTED "A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w will take of House for parties leaving the
city for any length of time; references given Ad-
dress RESPONSIBLE, Republican office. ma2s2ts
VTTANTED-A NINEO TEN ROOM HOUSE IN
w the northwestern part of the city, between Sew
enth and Fifteenth streets: will be permanent and
prompt paying tenant. Address NJ. ID. H, Republi-
can Office. maIs-tf
I, NICE HOUSE, WITH
w few land. within 10 miles of city and few
minutes walk of railroad station. Address, with par
ticulars, OFFICE-HOLDER, Republican office.
malS+3t&
l, a HOUSE WITH SIX OR
w seven rooms, modern improvements, at not
more than S25 per month. Address giving price and
location, W. F. X, Lock-BOx g., City POst-0ffice.
malS-3tS
UTANTED A MODERN EIGHT OR TEN
w room Dwelling, situated between Tenth and
Seventeenth streets and Pennsylvania avenue and
streets northwest: price not to exceed So 600 cash. W.
W. .DANENHOWER & SON. 1zl2 street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-22

THE chemist of the Agricultural Bureau
is in the best position to determine the
question as to the adulteration of articles
of commerce used for food. His duties
should cover this field, giving him force
large enough and an appropriation sufi-
cient to do it justice. We offer the sug-
gestion to DIR. Loring gratis.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-22
Sost an0 Soun0.


7 OST = EARRING MONDAY EVENING, ON
Il Fifth street, between and streets, between
Fifth and North Capitol streets, one Diamond Ear
ring. The finder will be rewarded by leaving at 40
street northwest. ma22-Sr%
Il OST-WEDSESDAY, MARCH L. AN AN
II 4 tque Ruby Brooch. The finder VIII be suitably
rewarded by leaving the at 500 Fourth street
northwest. nlaIS-3tS
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Whx M san eGa1e n aueer r.ao..


A friend from ..N stshington tells me
good story about sted L new Senator from Ne
vaaA. He ssss sss.sSes v first-raIR fellow, with
rich Irish brogue, VII WILL perdgpS be the butt
of the Senate, but wnpeyon't mind it. The other
day Fair met Daggetsithe Republican Congress
man from Nevada, and said: Daggett, this is
dull kind of place don't hear :.1y interesting
talk here. hear they are going to pass funding
bill. don't much like that funding bill, because
1 have a bond or two myself" The has 100000
in Government bonds) WELL" said Daggett,
"your Democratic friends would insist on pressing
that bill. 1t has taken up time and done good
deal of injury al didn't know that" "Oh,
yes" said Daggett :" it come from the Democratic
side" "WeIl now, that is queer" said Fair; that
accounts for the singular look Senator Herman gave
me few minutes ago" "What did Senator Ker-
nan say?' asked Daggett. al did not know that it
was a Democratic measure, and Senator Herman
said to me that the funding bill was up, and what
did think of it. / told him 1 thought it was
dishonest measure, and nobody but - thief
would vote for it; and thought that Senator Ker-
nan looked at me little queer.'-Ne10 York coTre-
sDondent Cincinnati Enquirer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-22

THE Plympton is the skate used in the
skating rinks. 1t is patented article;
but the inventor does not offer his skates
for sale-he rents them only-and is said
to have accumulated a large fortune
thereby. The patent expires in about
two years, after which time we may ex-
pect to see more general use of skates
on the streets.
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sailed. extraordinary methods become

sailed, extraordinary methods become
defensible.
The Senate has just appointed its stand
ing committees in accord with the adj
ministration Its officers hold over from
the majority, which has just been over
thrown. There is general outside dis
cussion of the possible movements of the
majority and of the minority. Some be-
lieve that the majority will move for
change in the officers of the body.
Some say that this will be
resisted by flibustering on the
part of less than half of the Democratic
Senators. OF course if one-fifth of the
Senators present shall fear that change
of the officers of the Senate will give too
violent shock to our governmental sys-
tenn, they ought TO "hold the fort" In
deed, so long as one-ffth of the members
present shall be in political accord with
the very excellent gentlemen who now
enjoy the offices of the Senate, the woful
effect upon the country of change can
be averted by steadfast calling of the
ayes and noes. 1t Will be observed that
while a majority can elect, it requires
four-ifths to create vacancy. The Sem
ate therefore can never again choose its
officers until the present minority shall
in the years to come be reduced below
the number who may call the ayes and
noes, viz: sixteen. If from session to
session, and until sixteen Bourbons are
no longer to be found to filibuster, the
majority shall attempt to exercise its con-
stitutional right to choose its officers,
people may wonder at the spectacle of
sixteen men ruling sixty in the simple
matter of selecting the officers of the
body. But, then, there is no more law
against such an exhibition than there is
against the appearance Of Senators in
their shirt-sleeves, or barefooted, or both.
This is a free country. An exhibition to
be interesting must be novel. Ask Bar
mum (P. IT, What funnier thing can be
suggested than a deadly grasp on the
loaves and fishes of the Senate in behalf
of their favorites by sixteen Bourbon
strong men, with ever and anon from the
gallery juvenile shout of "pull down
your vest?" Let the band play!
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HOwland Dental Association,

No. 2l1 Four-anda-half street. three doors north of
Pennsylvania avenue
EXTRACT TEETH under Nitrous Oxide, without
PAIN for 81 each tooth; without gas 50 cents each
tooth. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, q per set. Gold and
Amalgam FILINGS inserted. Al work warranted
first class
Dr. E p. ROWLAND has administered Nitrous
Oxide to over $1,000 persons. ie5-iV
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Sor Qniecellaneous

NOR SALE-ONE iS-kARAT GOLD HI SltN.r
Il Case Watch, warranted IN good order. alF!....
J. BECRS restaurant, 63l Louisiana avelns eE
CITY Post Office. Ua-at
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IOHN II. MITCHELL,
81 VETERINARY HORSESHOER,
No. 30 Second street northwest, Washington, D. C.
All shoes used in the shop OF my own mske.
An diseases Of the feet promptly attended 10 sei-ly
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Is published daily (sundays excepted) by
The National Republican Printing Company
AT 1908 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
TERMS:
One copy one year. w
One copy month 50
Address NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, ID. c.
Entered at the post-o1ce at Washington, D. C.. as
secondclass matter.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
NATIONAL THEATRE Rice's Surprise Party"
FoRD's OPERA-HoUSE-" Heir-at-Iaw.'
TALLMADGE HALL-PrOfeSsor Carpenter.
THEATRE CoNIQUE-Variety.
CeRcoRAN ART GALLERY-Masterpieces of fArt-Ad-
mission free except on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays
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@anfe0--Sifllafions.

UTANTED-A CUTTER AND FILTER WISHES
w few engagements To go out by day or week;
best fit assured well best of styles for hrstelass
ladies' Address Miss SCH Swiss DressmakeT, 1872
X street. ma22SeeE
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AQSanfe0--&elp.

yTTANTED-A WOMAN TO WASH AND IRON;
w must have good references white preferred.
n5 EIaventh street northwest. na12-3t%
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8oar0ino.

d" WYMAN, HAVING REMOVED DINING
i . rooms TO 4I5 Sixth street. Will continue TO
serve rstclass meals at SIS per month. TransientS
ma2I-3t*
INIRST- GLASS TABLE BOARD AT6sf FSTREET
II northwest; also furnished Rooms, which we
would rent reasonably to clerks. malS-3ts
TNHETRENIONTH NTHOUSEOFFERSG GOOD ROOMS,
Il with first-class hotelbOard, for SIS and $50 per
month: house is well furnished, heated with steam,
and every desirable. ocs5
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UTANTED-TO ANY PERSON SECURING Me
w position in one of the Government Depart
ments will pay half the first two months salary and
fifteen per cent. thereafter. Address A LADY, Re
publican office m2223I5
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-22

EyOR SALE-LARGE DOUBLE HOUSTON MOST
L desirable corner lot on Georgetown Heights ~
clear. Address ". II. J., Republican Office lrali--
IyOR SALE-CALL AND SEE Our LIST or
Il property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN * tcS-
Cloud Building. Real estate and loans yi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-22

7 EGHORN SETTINGS. FIFTEEN EtiGS EALli.
IL 81. Inquire of l. f. DAVIS, 303 Maryland j 4'-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-22

VIT ITANTED-IMMEDIAIEL TWENTY-FIVE
w white and colored Cooks, Chambermaids, and
Nurses; bring references. Licensed Agency, S26 +
street northwest. c. s. PRICE & co. mal95t~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26
RRLLAIRE.

.
Mre. James FOllen was buried Monday
morning.
A child Of Mr.. Jacob stahl was buried
Monday afternoon.
Ths Baltimore & Ohio passenger depot
platform and railing is being rebuilt.
Miss Alice Kinsey is ~Eusticating near
F~Airpoint, on the TulcaraWas Valley
road,
John Workman had his foot crushed at
the Ohio GlAaS House by an iron bar Sat.
urdAy.
The mortality among lamp globes Is
fearful theSe nights, II muSs be the filthy
alleys and CUTTERS,
A bicycle club is being organized here.
There 10 enough material, certainly, for .
good club in BellAire,
Leonidas CLARK is in Colorado, engaged
in taking minerA' supplies from BrOcken.
ridge to the middle park and the Ute re-
~serVstion. He will come home to spend
the winter,
A Mr.. Rodgers was thrown from Q buggy
Just below the B. 30. bridge, on Union
street. Monday morning. The horse was
MI. Rodgers was dragged some distance
under the wheels and badly bruised and
cut,
A company OF cadets Is Oh the taps, II
10 q pity Bsllaire has not . military com
pany oil some sort. The drill furnishes
amusement and exercise, and the knoWl
edge oil military matters thus obtained
may be needed by anyone. The ole
Light Guards were cried down and nevel
allowed o fair chance. Any objection X
q good company 10 an objection TO an or
RaniEsd militia itself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26

The amount Of Precipitation paragraph.
ers have gotten of In the past half dozen
years 10 connection with their bad jokes
on the buzz.saw makes IL not strange that
this much abused instrument should at
last turn aud get In lie work-if not on its
enemies, then the nearest thug 10 1t.
This happened to be yesterday ID the
planning mill Of Hanes, Wilson & Co., the
i've ti6gefs Of one hand belonging TO
Rudolph SchAffer, an employe Of the
establishment. They dropped 10 the acct.
dent at once, and Dis. Ulrich and Allen
bouud up the wounds.
The other case happened to ''saie''
stafke, working In Armstrong, Coen 4
Co.'s. One Of his fingers was taken of
quicker than a flash, His stump was also
tenderly taken care Of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26

The agent Of b. W. y. Carroll 4 90 Of
Pittsburgh, who WAS down here TO bid on
the boilers TO he erected ip the Water
Works, complained bitterly that the con.
tract was not awarded to him at the time
Of the opening Of the bids, ss his was ap.
parently q few dollars lesS than that OF A.
J.. Sweeney & Sons, Of this city. The
committee doubtless recollected some pre-.
yious contracts for Water Works mAchin.
cry which were underbld for by outside
parties who performed the work accord.
ing 10 "speciaCAtions," but got In enough
extras 10 make Il very profitable over the
out aud out bids Of Wheeling men. Oar.
rolls man was 90 disappointed al the dll.
ference In his bid and that Of ~sweeney's
-$Ss. that he said 10 his card:
"The committee then advertised In the
Wheeling aud Pittsburgh papers for pro.
posals. l came here and asked the Chair.
man II II was q fair competition, and II q
Pittsburgh bidder would gel q bhow II he
made the best and lowest bid. His an.
swer was e%mphaLically "Yes, Bir;" and on
that basis l offered 10 build the boilers In
strict conformity 10 the specifications for
the sum Of SlO,9i2 l was present at the
meeting Of the committee when the bids
were opened and read, and 10 my surprise
the bid was awarded 10 A. ]. Sweeney 4
Son for the sum oil $1,000, In violation o
all rules oil iait competition or buBiness.W
The Pittsburgh Sunday Globe, copying
the above extract, thus pilhilY refers to u
ut may be that Carroll 4 Co., should
have got The Wheeling contract, but II
lies 10 their mouth 10 cry out
against an award not made 10 The lowest
bidder. In 1875 Carroll 4 Co.. ]. N.
Brush and II. Mcneil 4 Bro, got the con.
tract Tor the Pittsburgh pumping main,
although there was smother bid before The
Oommtttee Of $4,000 lees than thsit's.
Did Carroll 4 90. protest against not Civ.
Ing the contact 10 the lowest bidder
time7 Not much. II makea o good
deal Of difference whoAe OK 10 goTed In the
bidder business"
Comment ID AupefluouB,P
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26
FRIALTRIP
Or lhs Jennie UapPbsII, Of Ills Oily.

or the Jennie Campbell, or this City.
The Jennie Campbell, Commodore
Hornbrook's elegant new tow boat, was
steamed up yesterday morning, and in
the attsrnOon was tested by . run from
this city to the PltAburs Coal Works, near
Bsllaire, and return. The boat is l47 feet
long on deck, 26i feet beam, and II feet
hold, The wheel ia III feet in diameter,
with 81 feet buckets. The machinery Is
OF the latest and most improved styles,
There are two steel boilers, each AZ inches
In diameter, and % iset long. They have
each six l0.inch ~lsp-welded huesi cyltn-
der l6i inches, with 8 feet stroke. There
10 also Q double'nlgger engine, with cyltn-
ders Gt right angles, with no ~deAd'Center.
The hull was built at West Brownsville,
Pa, BY Axiom 4 Prlngls, and is q novel
model, sitting on the water as light as 8
duck. Her cabin was built by Thomas
6lAsscock, Of this clIy, for Armstrong,
Coen 4 Co., and Ia decidedly the hand
somest and most complete outfit Of the
kind ever put up in this locality. The
usual custom Of q large hall or cabin
10 departed from, and this space 10 taken
up with the state rooms oil the captain,
clerk, engineers, pilots cook and guest
Tooms-Bome twelve or fourteen In all.
All these rooms are finished In lard
woods and grained very neatly. They
are also we'll flushed with bunkS and
other necessary articles OF comfort,
the captains office and clerks
rooms especially being elegant.
ly appointed and equipped. Aft these
rooms 10 the dining room, over the portal
OF which are written the letters, ave live
here" and out Of this hall open the doors
OF the pantry, the cooks room, the men'l
rooms and thel6remen's rooms, All these
apartments and departments are fitted
with all that Ia necessary for their success
iul and easy operation. The cabin 10 GER
tainly one Of the hsndsomest and mos
convenient on the river, or in the Language
OF the Commodore himself, sis one Of thu
finest on any boallanywhere," The CAbir
was furnished by Harden & Wilhelm; thu
plumbing and steRm,ftting by Wm, Hayl
& Son. In the trial trip she was steer
cd by Commodore Hornbrook, while Johr
Sweeney and John Stone attended TO th(
calls Of the pilot In the engine room, NJ
boat aver worked better on Q trial trip
"and she handled beautifully" She vii
be run In the Wheeling and Louisvill(
trade until the tlrst fall rise, when she will
20 10 New Orleans and stay there oil win
Ter. On the return OF the boat TO this city
Mayor Sweeney came aboard with q beau
titul set OF colors, q presen. to the boa
from MlsH Jennie Campbell, Of New Or
leans, through her father, Capt, VIM
Campbell, Of Tho Robert Z, Lee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26

f4Sn,nsn, People Hsre aud lie.

81 u ~. - La
PtominSnt People Here aud Here.
AbOuiB. 3
Major Tom. II. Norton has Just returned
from m eastern trip. rat IA u.rt
Captain Ed 'Hornbrook will leave fol
Louisville, KY, to-day.
Daniel Boss, manager Tor Oehm 4 o.,
lclothiers, left for Baltimore yesterday.
Mr.. August PollaCk's family leaves TO.
day for a brief Bojourn at Aurora, Preston
county. 81
Col, ". II. Exley, W. B. Howell and
others will likely leave for the Cleveland
races to-day.
Mr.. William johnson, OF steubenville,
10 Ia the city, the guest Of his young friend,
Nj. John Glass.
Mrs. Woods, OF Wheeling, is visiting at
Major Nemming's, near this borough
RdGhtnDton Reporter. II. .5H
Mrs. Kate Hall and Miss Annie Wilson,
both Of Rochester, Pa, were In the city
yesterday Whiting friends HT
Secretary Of State stalnaker, Dr. R. s..
Harvey and possibly Q lew others, leave
for White Sulphur Springs next Saturday,
Colonel Jim Hamilton will leave early
next month Tor New York, where be will
engage with the Hearts Of Oak" com.
pany.
Congratulations are pouring In on
George Swift from ell sides. lie Is d faith.
or, . happy father Of q boy that weighs
twelve pounds.
Richard Phtchard, ESQ., 81 1ronton, a
pleasant gentleman, who has been the
guest Of Mr.. Ed. Rogers, Of this city, leaves
Tor home to-day.
Mrs. Sue Ewing, oil Washington, b. o..
who hiss been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Beymer, on the Island, was called home
by The sudden illness oil her husband, ],
N. Ewing, Esq. M
!. At the New Mcclure House yesterday
were the following arrivals. Fred Specht,
it,, Of New York, whose Hne presence and
tenor voice are appreciated not only In
Gotham but ID Wheeling; o. D. Dillon, a
we'll known Eastern insurance agent; ",
II. Gfout, general freight and ticket agent
oil the OIL. v. 4 WIZ r., HFH Wood.
ruff, Of Glen EastonjJ N. Todd, JE, and
Jas. PAndetBon, Of Pittsburgh; and the
Steubenville excuEaionists took dinner
there, consisting Of the following persons!
Major A.. o. Mckee, j. N. johnson, and
Miss Harbaugh, Of II. Louis, and Miss
Olive Rogers, oil Macon. Ga sJ
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THEB,G d, n, q.
Has It q Better OuIIet Than Through
wheeling,

Has It q Better OuiIet Than Through
wheeling.
A Wheeling iron man met Chauncey
Andrews, President Of the Pittsburgh,
youngstown & Chicago Railroad, in this
city q couple OF days ago. Mr.. Andrews
gave the Wheeling man the impression Of
the possibility Of the B. & 20. R. R, seeking
another through outlet west than via
Wheeling. Their road already goes 10
Pittsburgh, and Q survey has been made
OF q route across below Browns leland
and down parallel with the Wheeling 4
Lake Erie road, striking of Ut YoungS.
town west through Canton to the Chicago
function, certainly q feasible and cheap
route, and through magnificent territory.
The only trouble oCcasionedin which pre-.
liminary arrangements were being neRo.
tiated for was the right to cross tracks, OIL
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie road. But Nj.
Andrews said that this had been oil set
tied.
At the present time there does not seem
to be much stir regarding the Hempaeld
route and, Tor that matter not much quiet
work on either side. But then Council is
not In session, which may furnish part
reason for The above.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26

River guage last evening, Q feet 7 inches
and stationary.
The Welcome 10 the boat for MAtAmoriS
OF 2 p. n. to-day.
The Bachelor goes to Pittsburgh this
morning At 7 o'clock.
Weather clear yesterday with Q lively
appearance on the landing,
The Courier may take the Sciences place
in the Parkersburg trip to-day.
The Thermometer at seamon's last night
at seven O'Clock was 81 degrees.
Captain Thomas Mong went down on
the Mallie Ragon yesterday 10 meet his
boat, the Iron Duke,
The Monitor and Nail City, towboAts,
finally got of Wheeling Island bar last
night and proceeded on their way TO Pitts
burgh.
The scioto goes on the docks to.day,to
get new boilers put in her and get other
repairs. The boilers are being made by
the sWeeneyS,
The Andes got In at $50 P. N last even.
ing with 0 good cargo and Que list Of pas
sengers. She leaves this afternoon OF ?. v.
for Cincinnati, 40 the tRvorite packet.
The following towboats went down With
coal toWs yesterday: Bell MoGowan, VIM,
MrAit. Mark Winnett, Onward, Little
Fred, B. D. Wood, LionesS No, 2, Veteran
No. 2, Ed. Hobbs, and James A. Stone,
The IronBldes took down miscellaneous
freight and railroad iron. d..
PITTSBURGH, July 25.-River s feet 8
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
New ORLEANS, July 25.-Arrlyed: Oak.
land and bArgOB, St. Louis. Raining. Their
momster 930.
CINCINNATI, July 26.-River 8 feet, 2
inches, and falling. Weather fair and
cool. Arrived: J. s. B%ansiord, PaducAh,
LOUISVILLE, July 25.-River stands 2 feel
2 inches In canal, aud 2 feet 2 inohes in
chute on falls. Business dull. Weather
clear and warm. No arrivals or depar-
lures.
CAIRO, July 25.-Arrived: Psza, Mem
phis; Gold Dust, viCksburg. Departed
Annie P. Silver, New Orleans. River 2
feet l inch and falling. Weather clear.
Thermometer so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26

Charley Miller and George weiSgerbSr
went to Pittsburgh yesterday for the pur'
pose Of arranging the terms Of a race b.
tween "Eph" Morris and the last named
gentleman, AT an early hour this morn.
ing a telegram was received at this Office
from Walter Beaumont stating that no
race would be made, as no Arrangements
could be made satisfactory TO both parties
The trouble appears to be that each one 81
the oarsmen wishes to row OF bis own
town, and neither will concede the place
of rowing 10 the other. We did not
learn anything from the Brlceland'Lay
berger men.