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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04

The following deeds in fee were admit.
ted to record in the Recorders office
yesterday. ..ir... .a. .
Deed made June 1, 1881, by George r.
TinEle aud wife 10 the West Virginia
State Fair Association for twenty-five
acres Of land on Wheeling IElahd, for
$4,000.
Deed made May "a, 1881, by s. s. Jacob,
executor Of The lAst will Of Levi Mills, de.
ceased, for one acre Of gtoind In West
Liberty, for 1910,
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Grnnd ExCuTSiOn 10 pittsburgh, RatuT,
day, june IIilI.

The p, O. & 81. L. Ry. Co., panhandle
Ronte) will sell excursion tickets to Pitts.
burRh, for train leaving Wheeling ct 4:62
p. ", on above date, ut the rate Of 81 50
Tor round tip. Tickets good for return
passage or train leaving Pittsburgh Sun.
dayRI $3.50 A. NJ, arriving 10 Wheeling at
1907 P n; by special train leaving Pitts.
burgh Sunday night III 50 p. ny, or by
regular train Monday morning For tick.
els and further information, apply TO
]. NJ. Bslleville, agent Panhandle Route,
foot Eleventh street, Wheeling; or j.
Bailee, Union Ticket Office, Mcclure
House,
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TlIE HUMAN HAIR,


Many persons abuse this delicate and
beautiful ornament by burning 1t with
dlcholic paShtS and plRsteringi 1t with grease,
which has no affinity for the skin, and iS
not absorbed. BuRNRTT's COCAINE, .
compound Of CoCoanut OIL, ETC., Is unri.
vailed as q dressing for the hair-is readi.
lv.absorbed, and Is peculiarly adapted to
It's various conditions, preventing liz fall,
ing of and promoting its healthy growth,
Housekeepers should insist upon oh,
tanning BuRNErr's FLAvoRTNd EXTRACTS,
for they are The best.
For sale by Logan & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, VIVA. TThs&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04

CARBuNCLEs, Felong, Boils, Sores oi1ong
standing, sdch Ss Ulcers, Assesses, etc.
positively cured without the aid oil knife
or poultiCe, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing aud Healing Salve. Piles, Balt
Rheum, ErysipelRs, Soft and liberated
Corns, OhllblStne, etc. II has never failed
to cure. For sale by Logan & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04

ChaS. Thompson, franklin street, BuTalo,
says: II have suffered for q long lime Win
constipation, and tried almost every pursa.
tive Advertised, but only resulting III temIo.
rary relief, and after constipation still more
aggravated Mastold about your Spring Bios.
SON and tried It, can now say lam cured,
ana though some months have elapsed, still
remain 60. shall, however always keep
some on hand In case Of old complaint return.
ing Price b0 cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
sold, ~ LAhghlln Bros. q Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04

SHORTLY before midnight Pete Sweeney
and Bob Fleming created a regular Denny.
brook fair in Louis Soldiers saloon, 10.
Gated below Twenty second street on Mar.
kea The proprietor and a councilman
we're badly beaten up, and the ~bsllRetents
themselves received some punishment.
They gore arrested,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04

This court met at 0 o'clock yesterday
and disposed Of the following business!
In The case Of the State vs.. r. d. Carroll,
indicted Tor assault and battery, defendant
gave bail Tor bis appearance.
In The case Of the State vs., John 7. Gar.
tey, indicted for embeESlement, the de.
fendant was recognized In $500. He was
also recognised IN the sum OIL $1,000 10
answer any indictment that might be pre-.
fefred agalnbt him under the 2lst section
Of chapter las Of the Code
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04

MANY anxious, restless nights ore passed
by parents snd Chlldten when one dose
If Denig's Worm Syrup would remove all
trouble and bring rest TO all. The use Of
one bottle will convince you that II is the
remedy fot children. was
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No headache or backache fot ladies'
who drink "WlNE OF cARbvl."


How often persons have been annoyed by
burn clinging 10 their dress or clothing, and
how seldom have they, when cleaning them,
Given II a thought that Butdook Root Is the
most valuable blood cleanser and purifier
known, and Il sold by every druggist under
the nane Of BuNiook Hood BIttets. Price
u 90, TRIAL size 10 centA
Sold BY Iaughlln Broz q Co., Wholesale
DFuRgtstA Wheeling. "0T|
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TO call and see those beautiful Turquoise
silks, all colofs, at % cents. Those ali.
linen Gingham6, silk finish, al 1871 cents,
A splendid assortment Of Dress Goods
from 10 1874 cents. Also Carpets and
Wall papOt at greatly reduced prices.
JoHE RoRWBR,
Nos, 2019 and 1921 Main Street,
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sUMMRR eRasION.

For the accommodation Of music
teachers, church %orgsnists, church sing
ers and sny Others who may wish to avail
themselves Of the advantages Of the con
eeIvatory, q summer session will opet
June %, and continue ak weeks. The
charge for u fully finished and carpetet
room, boarding, light Church.setting, ter
pieces washing each, and ten music les
sons each week, for the whole term, Is bul
%thirty.seyen dollRra and eighty cents. A
delightful opportunity Is thus afforded L
visit Pittsburgh and lie many objects o
interest, and combine pleasure and profit
at q small outlay. Full information will
be given by Rev. l. 0. Pershing, D. D.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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o1s iat superior to the fashionable and
lllualve preparations Of beef, wine, and
Iron, !" says Professor T, W. Hunt, NJ. D.,
Member Imperial Medical 80.
Glety Of 81 Petersburg, RusoiA, etc, etc.
ua FTheAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04

AFTER giving three doses Of your Sweet
Worm Powder TO my child one year old,
he experienced immediate relief, the cause
OF illness being removed. 4. K. Thomp.
sons Sweet Worm Powder is sold by
druggists at Is cents a bottle.
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For Steam Heating, VsntI,N,,
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, MaCbin1ae'
ry and Elevators,

sTArno ' wRM ylSotI,,
bGalSt proposals will 30 redvsI Al ~ y ~
secretary oi htlte, Capitol Huudlpp' nail
wv, o. u o'clock ~, lOr the ItSaiS SNSi,S svsk v
ton, plumbing Eas hiting, maChIne'V IN IHhA'
required Tor The alterations Ia and lliIiI,,a 'a1
building tnoTI =. the State IoulO. CaIrISusS ! y
TnH county, ". va, aecordlnE totha Han, " ~
state Whers they may DO seen. ''e'WV1t
copy 0tths said plans and pecl6c,uon,
20 seen Of The OfiG6 Of the ATchIiSc,' ~ lIA
House Chatlo!ton, KanayhG cOuniy' " : "S1
The Board u Public WORKS %rI,syvS' 4,
reject any Or all bids Il SFGLShRWsn 10Y h
lelt Secretary ROsrI Oi PrkIt ~,
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FFatid.

Tens OF thousandSof dollars are ~squandered
yearly upon travelling qnacks, who 10 from
town to town protesting 10 cure all the illG
that our poor humanity Is heir To. Why will
not the public learn common sense, and II
they are suffering from dyspepsia or liver
complaint, invest q dollar In 5pring Blossom,
sold by all druggists and Endorsed by the fac
!Hlty. See testimonials. Price 90 cents, trial
bottles 10 cents.
ssld By, Laushlln Bros. & Co., Wholesale
DruggiSt, Wheeling. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04

T'nE P.,O. 4 ST. L. Railway Company
have completed arrangements for a grand
special excursion 10 Pittsburgh June 18th.
81 80 for round trip will be the rate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04
-WaESE 70 EAEE aTsIC,
PiItsbulRh Conservatory OF HuaIs-Sum
mer Session Commencing JuAs ssd,

Pittsburgh Conservatory OF H~uais-Sum.
mer Session Commencing JuHe nd,
Nextto an education in the solid branch.
es, no subject of study Is attracting more
attention to-day than mpsic. We cannot
do many Ct our readers, therefore, q better
service than by indicating where a thor.
ough musical education may be obtained.
For many years the only place where
music could be studied both as a Science
and an Art, was in the city Of Boston. In
later years o conservatory was organized
in Cincinnati. An immense district Of
country lying between these tive points
was left without such facilities As q good
music school alone can afford. This want
was happily supplied by the organization
Of the Pittsburgh Conservatory, In 1874,
in connection with the Pittsburgh Female
College,
Pupils in the conservatory receive in.
struCtion in the elements Of music, theory,
thorough bass, reading music At sight,
composition, 30, Also in the use OF the
grand organ, cabinet organ, piano, flute
guitar, violin and In vocal culture, The
grand organ owned by the conservatory ia
the Largest and best grand orgsn for edu
cational purposes In America"
Three teachers give instructions on the
grand organ, nine on the piano, four in
vocal culture, lour on the cabinet organ,
two on the violin, three on the theory Of
muEic, one on the flute and guitar, and
one in musical history and biography,
EloCntiOn, French, German and Italian
are also taught. In this faculty are repre-.
sented graduates Of Munich, Dresden and
Lsipsic. We may add, in passing, thai
at Pittsburgh the came methods are pur
sued as in these world renowned Conser
vAtories,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04

Ga Thursday night the Presbyterian
Church was we'll filled, as the paster, Rev,
OhslEant, preached his farewell sermon.
Rev. ]. H, snowdon, from Huron, will
occupy the pulpit in the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning and evening,
Alter much close confinement in q drug
store, Anderson Ralston thought he need.
ed some out door exercise, and, therefore,
took q short horseback ride, Wednesday
evening, Coming up Second street, the
pony became manageable, suddenly
turned into a narrow alley, fell and threw
his rider against the side Of q building,
bruisIpg him somewhat, Anderson felt
considerably sSercised by the trip,
Nearly 1000 copies OF the frat Issue Of
the Martins Ferry Times were circulated
last Saturday. The paper Is delivered by
carriers. II will appear in complete form
to-day.
Mr., E. j. A. brennan leaves to-day for
Minneapolis, his future home,
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AK dfugglsts Tor Rough on Rats IA
clears out rats, mice, bed.buEb, reaches,
alee, vermin mats insects, loo, per boz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04

Millions Of rats. mice, cats, bsd.bugs,
roaches, lose their lives BY collision with
Rough on Rats" Sold by druygiRtG, 15c
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WE SELL. WE SELL!

india lawns at 26c, others sell them At IOc. We sell
RtTiped white lawns al i2Hri Others sell them o. 2Oe
Wei sell the best dreB glnghAns 1t l2Hei othera sell
them AZ &c. We sell tho best prints u 65fci O!hels
sel them a, So. N sail summer silks At 1INei o!herS
Eei Them NJ 76c. We cell due Prsn'h Lace bunllnls
II axe; others sell them At Soc, Or soma W 70 YAsS
on d0mea 10 bununsI In place Of aueI SOFT tuplnS'
fabrics, We sol black Aatinl At 16ci Others 9ell then
ri 81, We sell black Saina at vi otherI Soy them ~
AID We sell black lilks 70 cheap that tho cary
rush for our black silks tl9S kept up and w. are r.,
cOlying new cOaluIe4 daily. We have the caAhlntIe
AIpTandna silk, The best wearing silks 10 The world,
We sell black aud colOrId CAOhlleToi, cheaper Sdhan
Huy other house ROs soil blk greEadineS " " Eoi
other. ak 81 aud S2t0 We sell silk brogadO hunt
inns Al 7bC; none In the city uGdeI VI 25. We sell bra'
uNde silk al Use; Others aSk 81 70. We sell white Bo3Ie
much logOr than'othen. We sell hSlAsEstpinS
goods and save you money, We. sell ladlsa, muses.
and rnllursh'S under wear At such prleOa that manu-
IaciuTOrs alone eau sell, w sui all The .eodS 70 tue
Bazaar lower Lhan the anne class OF good goods can
10 sold, We carry the iaTgeat atocE, tue bea' AssOrt-
ment and study toe advantages four cu'l0InelA'
Our Oat Of town ihsndS send your orders Y u.DL
With privilege Of examination. II goods AND pTiGeA
are not Us we say 4ud you expect return at our e1'
ppnAo. n.
fora having,
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Dry GOODS.
BE POsTED!

Take this along Il you 80 out buying, but bear IN
mind tho goods We Cfsr are not found anywhere
a. the Hfme' prices.
A ITnb III price list 70 guide you
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Chief Clerk ]. Nick. Reilly, Of the Post.
Office furnishes Us With the following 70.
port Of the mail matter collected and de.
llveted during the month Of May, In
lhis pitv.
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TENTR ANNUAL COAHEACBHEHT
or the Pablo school over at sIRFtin's
Ferry Last htEht.

Ferry Last htEhL
On the occasion Of the Tsuth Annual
Commencement Of the Martins Ferry
High School in the Presbyterian Church
last night, the house was filed to its ut
most, although the weather was quite un.
favorable.
Rev, ohAliant opened the exercises with
prayer, then followed tina programme Of
essays and orAlions, interspgrsed with
good music, under the direction Of Prof.
Schoaeld.
To speak Of each member in the class
would take time which We have not now,
and would perhaps be an injustice. Most
OF them spoke in q clear, full voice which
could be heard In all parts Of the house,
while others might have added more force.
Miss May Robinson, who took second
houoIs, did very we'll with her subject,
1.-THE American Idol" Albert Harris SIth
third honora, handled his subject, THE
way yOI look at It," 10 his natural man.
neE, which was first rate. Jesse Jones,
with first honor, did not do himself Justice,
and did not possess that free and easy
uhuuuE ~ ePeAAluk WulCu WAS CUmloIth'
Bile to witness, although the subject was
good and well used,
All the aoral offerings were abundant
and handsome.
Mr.. O. ]. A. brennan, President Of the
Board OF Education, presented the diplo,
mas in 8 few we'll chosen words, and good
advice to the Glass Of 81, who now fee
that they are out in the busy wofld.
Rev, Chaltaut added q few words con
corning the efficiency and good standing
OF our schools, and we feel proud that WI
possess such. II certainly reflects grea
credit on the superintendent and his corp
Of able t%eschers, the Board and the people
OF Martins Ferry, who sustain the goot
standards established.
Rev, Wier closed the exercises with TIT
hauediCtion.
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NJ CROSSINGS, 4c. VURBlE
eSi.d proposal. VIII be received +, ,
tSe EisE I p. q YOU ~ !. Tai%1Es94Y, june a. n
nllhinS new curling aud crouipS, w. lad iH A
the same. ukb aud pultibFLSS
Proposals. 10 b. addressed to tho UcA,
Oomniiiee on Streets, alley, and IntaaIs d IL
oo.nInlIleo reserve the right 70 niSrt WIsau" \
BY order Of IOunCil. ''"'AlI OF LlkL
ma2I uAJu- ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04

Owing 70 the death Of Mr..
I0i5 o. HholeialS Tobacco D,a noh4IF u,h
=: !. HOFFMAN 4 20, is GsroSv aa4et th'tts-
Aeoouh'n o. the l.ie iTn sil ls 'o",i1 ghtoiVel II
nsnsd' sh9 WI continue tho Su, Sd " ta,V
saad, No l2sS Main .ttesl, and IS,lIT,, A IA.
'ns puzzle Tor a Continuance Of patron,S % 'Aaast
WHvELlxa, June /, 1891 Nm W0EViNGmv
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GENERAL NorlnEI

wa
E&ECuIOR'S NOTICE \,
Iscsa;sl, are FtQugSled 10 al t1ls ", saE,
i've AAIGet street and GIis W late Htli,.l
sUtSa o. ths undOFEiIned, Of ILhisIsiL
~ IVY, y receive and Tse,ipt i S4l y saHdSa :
III, S nss.s TaIus. having claims ~ NY aoSlat
PIesenl Tue 1ane, duly Ter,S ,SiIt'' laS NJ
1.mea PlIcI, lOHN W. = aa
JUSE l, 1851. SuiglNn, Ds,,S.
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STATE FAIR NOTICE,

The second lnstallmOut 4 10 nor can, ALL,
w board o. DiFectalS Il the ETDo,Ira ueih h
OE,I Office June lat, F''S"eM lhs TNass
IaS sOALd 1l1o resolved to call In II, ,r,,
pSs CEN, payable Oh 18th JunE, Al lbS ITy1oasllSl
o %Ss. o. sGa'd a4l 4 absolutely u,c,Snnri
VauIlgVouS contracts ioT luLnSst' sa hlh Y
should have the money Ia The tTp,n,,,' 'lN VI
IL y h9led al the stOGkhOlden Who ~, LAsdn
call and pay y Ompuy, ~a a'HNl
A REYMANN p,y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-04

Forty years. trial hl proved "BLAoK.
DRAUeHT" the best liver medicine In
the world.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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/. BLUM g. BRO,
IIOl Main Street,
.Ghe ~qntelG9emer
60. ~. n .,0 - P~onr10e01hS IYeeI



New Advertisements. 10
Fsllows' Compound Syrup Of Hypophos.
phites.
White Mountain FfeeSers-Nesbltt 4
Bro.
Lost-BraCelet.
For S~Ale-StoCks.
Grand Turtle Soup Lunch.
Cheap Homes aud Valuable Real Estate
%. A. SChaefer Il 90.
List OF Letters,
Lost-Cow.
Observation-Disclosures Sunday School
PiCnic-[head Of local. I
-S~--- ..
thermometer RecOrdG
Tie following Shove tho range Of the
thermometer, as observed ut SChnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday.
1880. 1881.
Is y + = G. Is q
WEATHER. INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, u. O., Juno Al A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
fair weather, winds mostly north, station.
ary or higher temperature, higher baEo'
meter.
For tue Lower Lakes, rainy, followed by
fair weather, northwest winds, stationary
or higher temperature, rising barometer.
--~
We desire to close out a Job lot
Of Mems SOhair listers, Mohair and
Black Alpaca Coats at prices rang
Ing from soc, 75C and $l.00. They
are great bargains.
D. GUNOLlAG & co.,
Star Clothlers, 36 Twelfth st.
THE usual merchants lunGh al Tho RSw
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FOR sALE-DEsIRABLE BUlLnR

HNOR SALE-DESlRABLE BUlLlN
j. LOTB.
l hereby otter for sale 40 test Of Erolni an
tenth street and 400 feet Oh FOufIetElA trSa
this city, In lois Of 20, 10 or 10 let, 10 suit ;aHGyA
Tho above property ls the only large pItt u nj
nov vacant In The city convenient 10 ~OuIltal
The most dRFiTABle u Ia had Tor ]rtsiiAhJA n
property 10 near the Central GlAu W0ikL sta
wood ahd keColloch StrCSLa and knoVn u tIkRl
Garden. Il. O. BHRiVEA
mh6 mi Mlln tfA
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NRLAok.nBAuaArN mnke. nhill,


and fever Impossible.
For sale BY tHEan a Co.
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JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,
NOUNDSvlLLE.
1000 Apple Trees, two, three, l1ur a1d IN 70,
1900 Peach, one iron budl yGI.
5000 Plum6, one and two years.
300 Quine0s, two md three yeart,
1000 Cherries, one and two Year,.
5000 BvergreOnS, mostly juniper, irna nthtE
tTAnsplSnting. VIII sell ~ l0E ~ The lotSL ~
ro1pOndencs collected. Address, SAMUEL wv
hBR, Moundlvtne. Nurisry 10 one mile ~
MOundsVIIle DeDot. dEi.sT
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DOR SALE.
TOR SALE,

F0R SALE,
Three hundred and BOVtnty.Ave lrra d lniu
llne Of b. 4 y. II. H., hiteon miles cast Of WIstt
Two hundred acres In choice While al, poir.S
and hickory timbei. Que hundred and hi IN
". " ROGE 4 BIZ.
mh20 1870 ANta trA
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EoR SALE.
! oter for Ilo my entire stock Of FANCY IN
bIAPLE GR0CEBls2 and store hIiurW NySIi
having failed me II my TeAlOn Tor SglllnS, TihTIi
rare chance Tor q persOn deSlrlng 10 10 lhO Sala
For particulars call on
" q ....r c, REHRkEl
ltS No, 1910 MAtttt lfG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06
Narrow Escape from Drowning.

New YoRK. Jolly CD. G. Huestop, Lon
don agent OF the Now York Associated Press.
had nstrow escape from downing recently in
what proved to ba successful [ tf,ri at saVipe
human life. While at Ems on his vacation
aud walking with bis daughter across bridge
ever tho liver Lahn, he notio;d droHnnp
woman 10 the stream. The bystsnder3 stood
lis,lctsly upon tho bank making no attempt al
her rescue. AS ho cav her 20 under. Mr.
Huestou INSTANTLY plunged into The water with
cut dives:pg himself OF apy psf. Of bis clothing
and finally reached the ehoro in safety with lis
now unconscious burden nfier s,verc struggle
10 which for tieae it was very doubtful Rtcsh
or he could come of victor and save his OVID
lite, as tho parsJz,d cc0wd GU tfo river bank
did not even extend cano 10 assist bin. The
rescued lady proved 10 bo patient 10 usigh-
boriog hcsp:sl lronl which she had Wandered
In delirium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06
EInancfHl.

NEW YORK, July G.-Ths P,s.'s 6narcisI
aftcs 5ays: A marked improvement 10 the
general feeling at The stock exchange and 10
Gnat cial crc'ta is visible 10 day. Thisis partly
Cue 10 the ercOu:agiog tenor of the sdvicss
respecting the Presidents condition, 10 part to
the manner IN which the naws has been recsie
ed 10 Earcpc, and In part to the demonstration
Of strength by the speculative capitalists who
arc interessed In supporting pr;ces. 70 day it
bagiDs to lock us it affairs 10 The stock msrkot
would rovcrt 10 the coalition they were 10 be-
tore tho attompted assassination Of the Pfcsi.
dent. U. g. bonds arc ! higher than yester,
dSy for the d ard extended g.. State bonds
arc 9ull and fal5 per cent lower. while Railroad
oonddarc strocg. the advance ranging from 1al1
per cent. The stock market opened o. az ad
waco, OF ai43 per cont. The market has since
oeeu strong, lhsro bavirg been only two short
Intervals OF roac:ior, ard Tr;c,s IS wo write arc
~ pcr cant above the opening quotations.
The Quotation for money TO the stock brokers'
to day is IS per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06
"A D0a'5 Fidelity.

PHILADELPHIA. July G.-RecentIy the alien.
ton OF h gentleman passing along the road shout
half q mile ircm Mil Creek, station on the
Germantown and NorristOwn K. Il, WAS t.
tractod by the piteous hoWlngs Of dog 10 the
outskirts OF q Ddlh0oring wood. On gtisg to
tho place whence tho sound proceeded he found
a dog, apparently fulibIo0ded water spaniel,
sitting close BY Tho tecaying remains OF a man
whose face was 30 much decomposed as to BIO
nnrecognizahls. Tho tnad man WAS lying or
his back, and bstweon bis legs WAS double bar.
relied qua, tho muza,e pointing towsrds the
MATS head, and one barrel empty. The re-
mains were identified as those OF Gottlob Will.
munder, who Lad committed suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-06
Not q VirrIuSal!,

RICHMOND. Va, July 6.-From tho most
authentic sources it is kooHa that Dsn'l Nc
N9mua. claiming TO DO from King William
county. uud arrested 10 Washington yesterday
tor Snnounong his lntcuion to kill Sccretsry
Blaine. is not q cII;Zln Of that county nor Of
the State. nor oVcn Of tho South. He had
been in Hing William oouoiy comiog !hither
from The North. hat bong found to be insane
vas ccufined IL jill aud held uuil recently.
when appesrlng to DO harmless and apparently
sane he was set at liberty on condition that he
would loavo Ter bis htm, 10 the N;r;h. mud he
was doubttsI On rJuto tLi.h:r ghen bis ;psan.
ity developed airesh 10 Washington.