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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-17
AN UGLY CHARGE.
A Married Man Arrested fora Very RaSs
| DHenRe.


EEK. Jones, man who has lived in
Wheeling for several months, who is upward
of so years old and has wife and family,
was arrested about noon yesterday by Officer
Taylor, OF the city police force. The charge
lodged against him 10 Police Court Is simply
disorderiy conduct, for lack OF a batter name.
He Is accused OF attempting to entice two
little girls into an unirequented locality for
improper purposes. Tie girls say that he
gave them candy, and then offered them %
to accompany him. Milt Parker was passing
and heard part of the conversation, and cor
roborates the girls story. Officer Taylor says
he had seen the three together for some time,
snd his snspiclons were aroused. Two gen.
tlemen had also spoken TO him about them,
and he finally tslephoned to the City Build
ing, and was instructed by Capt. Bennett 10
arrest Jones, which he did.
The girls are aged ten-and twelve years, re-
spectively. 0ne Of them is named Tillie
Peppers and the other Lewis, and both are
nurse girls Jones has always borne himself
we'll since coming here, and Is held In high
esttem by his acquaintance. He has worked
In several capacities about the printing Of
foes, aud is now engaged in getting up y lit
tie daily paper to be published during the
State Fair on the grounds. His wife was
very much hurt by the accusation, and said
Indignantly that Mr., Jones could not be
guiltyo OF so base an ACT. Under oil the cilounl-
stances the accused certainly has q right to
ask at least suspension of public judgment
until the case Is heard. he tells very
straight story which putt a different Light on
| the affair,
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Narrow Escape.

Shortly before midnight last night an
alarm Of Gre was turned In from BOX No. ~
situated In the Crescent mill, to when tnete
was prompt response FortunM e.yi ,ns scr q,
though il was only piece Of good luck that
the Mill was not reduced TO ashes. The men
bAdleit the lower or sheet mill, and all the
lights were ont The engineer on duty In the
upper mill happened to look down, Into the
iower mill and there saw bright blaze. II
seams that one OF the coal boxes or shutes
masses eIose 10 furnace, and 1t In some
manner caught Ere. The blaze was leaping
nm the shute towards the roof, and In q few
moments more the mill would have been
burnIne fIercely. The engineer blew the tire
S'gnal On the whistle and turned In the
alarm, The mon at work soon had the tre
out With buckets Of water.
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A CHILD-SIEALER
ARRESTED BY CAPTAIN BENNETT.
A rouas Man kldnap. II. ll.lf Brother. Boy Of
Mae, while on us wsy to School. Ia Preston
COauty-rhs Chlld Compelled to walk
Ferry Mil.s-AHOthsr Nasty Case. d

Wednesday morning little son Of Mr..
Elmer Poulston, aged nine years, was GU his
way from his fathers home, about mile and
half south Of Bard Tree Tunnel, Marion
county, to a school house In the vicinity,
when he was met by his half.brother, young
man OF g or q years, who is represented as
an idle, worthless fellow, who has been on
unfriendly terms with his fathers family for
some time. The young man proposed u the
boy that he accompany him TO Belltcn, which
Is only short distance from the place where
they met, ssylng be would come ght back.
The boy consented, and started of IN the d.
rectien indicated by his brother, which was
not toward Bolton. At intervals after they
had gone some distance, the little fellow
would express his uneasiness, aud ask II they
were not nearly TO Bolton. The young man
kept answering evaslvely, saying they were
almost there, or 1t Was only u little way fur
ther, all the tins leading the child further
and further from Bolton and from his home.
As the day wore on and the boy did not
return from school, his father became
alarmed, and search for him was organized.
The TWO were heard OF at several places, and
Yesterday morning the father came to this
city In search OF them. He learned that
THEY had passed through the city, ttill on
foot, going out tho National Road toward
Fulton, and In that direction he followed
them.
Among those OF whom Mr.. Poulston In.
quired for the runaways was huckstei
named Robert Myles, who overlook the boy
and hts ab iuc,or later, and .brought" them
into tho city, the father having returned
Mr.. Poulston at once bwors out warrant be
fore Squire Petsrman for his son, John \. Pou!
ston, on thechsrSe OF abduction. The war
rant was placed In the hands CT Capt. Ben
nett, who arrested young Poulston yesterday
afternoon, aud lodged him IN jail to avail
a preliminary hearing Saturday morning,
The little fellow seemed very glad 70 Sc
back to his father. He had been compelled
TO walk all the way, distance OF over a
miles and was foot sore and completely wort
out. The graceless brother seemed indiffer
ent TO the situation he was In. H3 will prob
ably realize 1t before he is out Of II, however
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NEEDED SAFEGUARDS.
To Prevent Accidents on the d. d y
Road In the City Limits.

Several weeks ago member OF Council
from the lower part OF the city introduced
into the Second branch q resolution calling
ON the commit ee on ordinances TO regulate
the speed OF locomotives aud 10 provide fer
gates and watchmen at certain street crossings
on the said road. The resolution was adopted
and the ordinance prepared. A number OF
meetings since it was taken up by the First
Branch and endorsed, "laid on the table till
The next regular nieenDg.n lthas never been
touched since. Several enquiries have
been made for 1t by the lower branch mem
beers, but as the First branch sill held the
paper nothing could be done.
The first section provides that the B. d o.
R. n. compsny be required to erect gates on
each side OF the track al the crossings OF the
main line at Twenty, tourlh, Ghapline and
Eoff streets on the south side, OF style and
construction satisfactory to the Board OF Pub.
lie Works. 1t further requires the company
TO keep Waterman stationed at each VI these
crossings, and at all times when any locomo'
tive, car or train Is about TO pass any Of the
crossings to have the gates securely closed
against persons usiug the street aud 10 keep
item closed while traics are passing
The second section makesit unlawful for
the B. & o. Company or any OF its agents TO
run ary locomotive or train on any part Of
the line from the depot 10 the southern limit
Of the city at greater speed than = miles
an hour, provided that when the gates are
erected and properly guarded and closed
whom trains are passing, 1t shall be lawful 10
increase the speed TO not more than five
miles on hour from tho depot 10 the MACHINE
shops, and net more than ten miles an hour
from the machine shops TO the city limits.
In sectioa three 1t Is provided that II any
conductor, or engineer or other person in
charge OF any locomotive or train shall run
at a greater rate OF speed he Is liable to a
| fine Of not more than $50 and not les than
$40. Section four repeats the ordinance now
In the ordinance book which provides that the
b. 4 o. Company be required to keep watok-
men tGtioned during tue day Of Its
tiscks where they cross NV sniy:forrth Eoif,
and Thirty,tiith streets, and hit fail to do
This, trains shall not be run et greater
speed In the city limits than four miles On
hour.
The numerous accidents and narrow es.
capes from accidents that haYe occurred a.
he Chapline aud E1f. street crossings led
to The Offering OF the resolution calling for
this ordinance. S;nee the ordinance was
drawn up a street oar Lsl had ths raar plat
form knocked of by being strrck by train
| at ChApline HtIeet.
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HowAIp CALLED orr.

Fred. Clinton and John Tobin, Of Bellaire,
were made Hergeants-at'arms Of the Conyen:
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A Mad ohio democrat.

Gags" Of the OF, cinnati Commercial. Ga
sette, writing from St. llairsville TO that
paper, says: Judge o. ]. Sweney is the most
disgruntled Democrat in the county. He
was for Ward; he regards the Enquirer as II
tie short OF the Gospel, and he hates Hoadly
and PenalsSn g ,hs o. az una,
A newcomer, while the Senator's Civil Ser
vice heresy disgusts him.-I Immediately after
the Convent ton he blanked blanked Hoadly
ali over the county, but the party leaders are
now forcing him back to hisold allegiance.
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A picesant surprIse Party.

Last evening MGanerchor Hall was oeeu'
pied BY a merry crowd OF ladies' and gentle
men, who danced until early TINS mofnlpg.
Misses Annie Fulton, Amelia Bttner and
Sallie irwin aas compliment 10 Misses Mary
Marlin and Jennie Chambers, OF Pittsburgh,
who arc the guests OF Mrs. Oil Jacoway, Of
EAT wheeling. Mayors orchestra furnished
Inc music Tor the dancers. The night was
little warm for such violent exercise as dane
Ing. still the young folks did not seem to
mind Il, but whirled about looking es happy
and contented as possible. The ladies pro,
: yIded light refreshments. which were served
ahonf 10 niNlnck.
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Gaern.ey County Democrats.

The Democrats OF Gsurnsey county have
nominated the following county ticket:
Representative, l. A. Tannehill Auditor,
George Linn; Commissioner, N. NJ. Knox
Infirmary Director, J. +. Oldham; Surveyor,
D. @ Kennon; Coroner, r B. Moore.
The Republicans are hopeful, and will elect
their ticket by maioritles OF three thousaud,
The Scott Law has closed Just ont.half o.
the saloons In Guernsey county, and turned
q. 600 into the treasury.
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lmnsactIons 6, OO0 sl1arnr.
RreAdstulfa RnI I.reyIsIons.

NV I0RK, August l6.-FlOur ann; receipts
1900 barrels; exports $4,000 barrels SupGrtne,
state and western % 2OAi o. white wheat cxlta
" 2oa7 3d. Minnesota patent pIOCtS % 76a7 65.
steady aud Subsequently fell of 9talc closing
str nger with recover Of 1sAc: receipts ~ 6Va
bushels exports IS coo buGhels: No spring q i'd
Al A lShi SnSE,ded red q Gi.i Az No rS!sl g
d 10; nnVnded white sIclsl u: No = red August,
niles 4s,IOl bushels n 81 lsIfAl lsk, closing VI
81 lSI September, sales l,0720 900 bushels Of 81 10
nj %, closing a. q lg7i October, sales 100000
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~. James Hotel Arrivals.

N sprigg, WFSh., D. C. LESLEY, Reeyes:Own
q Riley, Columbus Mis- Hart, N. Mattins'le
J r Thomas, Paris, o. D h Duitsp, West Union
G Swift, city &c Frost. New YOk
J q Bell. r ms MettenberIer, city
+ Stein, steamer F. Stein \ Mcklee'y, ST +. stein
WA Ward, st r. Stein TT StrlnSe,, st I. Stein
J Concler, city A Reeves, Marietta
J D Haley. Bridgeport II " BevGri.e, Grafton
CT Miller, MattRmOhs X " Hodges, ST. :. Stein
l. GramsT, st +. Stein EJ CLARK, -. +. Stein
G Grail, 81 F. Stein T AcCanU, Wellsbu'g
Tx Wells, Baltimore h ShANer, Louisville
A Humphrey&c'l'n,H WA Julia IlumphIey,.W Va
D Johnson, phllIDhla L BaTnman, Chlclgo
q s Pedlicord. Baltimore JAG, RMS
II h4ucy, st. a 0Nell + Taylor. Beaver
T Z Roach, D tI'OEx Mr@W EAllory, WoOdsfcld
Duilu EIgtelEYIlle,
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o. Sunday, August 10, 1888, the d. & O.
will run special train, leaving Wheeling at
1856 A. N, city timc, arriving at Burr's Mills
at 0:20 AN. Returning train will leave FOL
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sn.,, ,rn..l

DR.. W. L Pool, Camden, N. c., wrote OIL
DR.. Worth;nglon's Cholera, and Diarrhoea
Medicine. II have never known 1t to fall
Sold BY druggists. Is cents.
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PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation of
life, it circulates through every part
Of the body, and unless 1t is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
II disease has entered the system
the OWLY sure and quick wayto drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood 10 its
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head.
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
BRowN'S IRON BlTTERswill thor
oughly and quickly assimilute with
the blood, purifying and strengthen.
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part Of the system, and it will
mol blackcn the teeth, cause head.
ache or constipation, and is posi-.
lively not injurious.
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Ex1sRPRIslSe local agents wanted in this
town for an article that is sure TO sell, live
druggists and grocers preferred. Address
Humlston Food Preventative Co., y Kilby
street, Boston. p&w
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The B. q b. railroad will run trains TO
Moundsyille on Sunday, August 18Th, leay.
Wheeling lime, and returning will leave
Moundsyille Of $50 and 'eSOP.N.
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BULK OYSTERS.

VIII now be receiving daily my famous
Ellis star Brand Oysters In bulk. Try
them. W. D. McULUSkEY,
Oyster Depot So Twelfth Street.
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MANY times you wall to keep meat or fish
for several days. Lay II In solution OF HeK
Maenus over night and you can keep Il fof
weeks. You oan also keep milk q week or
more by stirring in Q little Of the Snow
Flake brand. pGw
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THE DAILY MARKgrs,

The Features OF Yesterdays TradInE-A
Raid on Western UnI0n.
The only interesting feature In the markets yes
erday was the speculation In Western Union stocks
which declined ttom 7iH In The early dealings tt
TX. There wOs II big selliug movement on Wal
street, but nothingot an alarming character occur
red. The general market was Arm and without any
disturbing features. Governments ruled firm and
railroad bonds malnta ned their strength. Money
was shield at per cent, and good mercantile pspei
was quoted At 81 to 61Sptr cent The brcadstuir.
and provision mArkcs are without special change
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NEw YosK, Angus. l6.-Hnney easier Al 9,<s,
per cent, closing a. gx per cent, Prime mercaIt(I
pSper 5ISa6x per cent. Sterling Exchange BANKERS
biliS heavy Al Ii 81, demand I'D,
ca,,na,,.,S>,,s e.,
ooNhhSAA"le.Fh
U. 9. IS, loSEIs. P. d s. c. hrsts...-ll4s
U. 8, AZ, coupons."1l3 2. 7. bonds tiTSIs...a1 \
U. s. Is, conp0ns..".u9 y. p. land Grants l09|;
Pacific ~ q 5......"lle 7. sinking tlud..ll71
Central Pacific nrStS, III Pac. land grts 50
Erie acknowledgement 81 do Rio Gnad div.... 76h
Lehigh Wilkes,"."l0SEl
RAILROAD BoNps-strorg.
sT.TE sECuBrTlHs-Dull,
,s,,t.I.,o oo,,,o,s eIs[Iy,,.o,,.t. =. n.
}SNaI, y ~ so"'''" os.,..;;.:' ~
a. JUN ia ~, ,cUasoS eS
~; n: VII a'. "o
LSnneaaee 1S ..",, ~ FIsHi4 pielerEcd'"
ien"essec Vs. nem'r ~ h1t wy,
The eaily advance Of Erie To- 3lsS, OF Western
Union !. !n9s OF Northern pGel' 10 44H aud o
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Saved hi, Child.


I'm. Eutaw ST., Baltimore, Md.
Feb. "a, 1880.
Gents:-Upon the Recommended.
ton Of a friend / tried BRowN's
lRoS BITTRRS as a tonic and re.
Storative for my daughter, whom
l was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters by The
terrible disease, under the care Of
eminent physicians, ] was 10th to
believe that anything could arrest
The progress Of the disease, but, 10
my great surprise, before my daugh-
ter FAD taken one bottle Of BRowR's
lRoH BITrERs, she began 10 mend
and now Is quite restored 10 former
health. A fifth daughter began to
show signs Of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "Tonies were re-
quirrd; !" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BRowN's
lRUN BITTEItS, responded THAT Is
good tonic, take It."
ApoRAa PnrLrS.
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Browns IRON BIrrERs cffectual.
ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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NEW York, August l6.-DRY Go Ds-The d;
mand Is more general and lheIe Is moro doing IL
al ClRyseS Of good. Numerous repeat orders pr
csllIuy for larger quantities. Staples aud iNcia.
liz, alike In request. sIld altogether good Volume
Of new buslne has lie II reached, considerably In
creased By dellvulieS on cary eDgaStments. DRY
goods jo6beS have n ~ more active aud there II
evidence OF gsod tIRde y eSent.
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NIoundsyIiIe Camp MEETING.

LApIEs' and Gen tlemen'S fine Hand sewed
Shoes speciality nj L. v. BLoHD's.
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INDICATIONS,

WARRINGTON, D. c., August II, 1:ooA. A.
For the lower lakes, fair followed by partly
cloudy weather and local rains, winds ehiit
ing to southerly, falling barometer, station
airy or rising temperature. ur ~,
For Tennessee aud ONO faiiey IA, W.
weather In, the southern portion Oh tne a me
local r.ins In tbs northern portion, partly
cloudy weather and local rains in the Mis-
souri Valley, winds mostly southerl y, loweI
Barometer and stationary or rising tempera
lure In the Mississippi Valley, and tailint
followed by rising barometer in the northern
norton Of the Missouri Valley With rising
followed by falling temperature.
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EOR SALE

A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for sals ain.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, ". Va.
miles from B. d o. &. Z. station, is Hiles
from Wheeling, on q good road, ali In grsss
and In high state OF cultivation; one.halt
mile from school, convenient 10 mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty Of good fruit, well
watered. To be sold In one tract OF in PAR
cells For further particulars call on OF ID.
dress
PETER CROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., WE.
Mention this paper ia2En1v
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Tlermo,ne.er Record.

The following shows the range OF the Their
Inoineter, as observed ut sohnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
TAN. l2MSHM7EN.7 IAN IAN SE:A.7r: u
81 50 " 81 ~ Oh o. +"
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, LITTLE scHENE.

Here the fine Italian hand OF DR.. John
Cook, OF Bridgeport, showed itself. DR.. Cook,
| for reasons OF his own, did not want Hon.
David Wagner renominaled. He knew that
II a vira VOce vote were taken many delegates
would feel like VI ting for the HOG. David,
who would 20 back on him II they were per-
mitted 10 cat a secret ballot. The Doctor,
therefore, moved that as the candidates for
each Office we're announced they should be
b lllotted for befol other nominations were
made, and that the nominations be made by
secret ballot. This was carried by AZ yeas 70
80 rays. Before the vote was announced
AZ. Riley made the point OF order that the
rule had bean adop'ed by mass Democratic
Convention, changing from secret to an
open ballot In conventions, and the delegates
had no power TO change 1t. The chair de-
cided the point Of order not well taken.
The result was q. designed by the Bridge
port dplomatist, as will tsanspire later in
In accordance with the report OF the Com.
mittee on Permanent Organization, Hon.
Sample Clark, OF Morristown, was made
Permanent Chairman, with yice-president
| from each OF the s xteen townships, and O.
N. Allen, OF Bellaire, and James B. Ryan, oil
st. Clairsyille, as Secretaries. In taking his
seat, Mr.. Clark congratulated the Democracy
| on the outlook and advised the young men
| to always counsel with and heed the advice
| OF tho old men in the party. This advice was
received with lugubrious silence by the New
Democracy" which element predominated
| in the convention.
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FOR SALE,
W. II. HAL
EoR SALE.
Telephone AS

Farm Of so acres X miles from Mouulsyillo ~
above mostly bottom. Ie
Farm Of 1911 acres Sts miles from MouudsyIl,. a,
Middle Grave Greek, 80 acres Improved. '''>'Ua
Timber Lands H. Wc'zeI, Nicholas, Braxton ana
W. Y. HOGE 4 BRO
Iy'A lHON N4rSAt ~ ~
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TOR SALE.

A desirable property on the river side Of v,Ir
street mo iayOrlte part o. the city fct private l
country, portiOn Of the city On the lslGIi M
miles along the liver. ''S s0A
Also two story Brick Dwelling. full lot on P,OD,
street, south Immediately on liver bank,
Penn street, oil high groundwilh naIu nj dir nlrr
lsAAu IRWIN, AgTnt
Jy23 ofice oil Twelfth Street. Ia b
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WANTED,

WAETED-AN EXPERIENoIF;ni,- m n.
w Goods salesnan. l.ood Reference 49, III Ivy
ed. Address II. B., his oIlCeF !SlInlt.
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The delegates assembled In City Hall, any
thing but an attractive place to hold con.
yeution, and were called 10 order about II
O'Clock by R. N. Eaton, E.q Chairman Of
the County Committee. He made a neat lit
lie speech, and presented Hon. Ross J. Alex
sndsr, OF Bri geport, as Temporary Chair
man OF the convention. Mr.. Alexander made
some remarks calculated to inspire the crowd
with enthusiasm, and the result was q sor
OF A stir, but the apparent listless feeling
which prevailed soon settled over the gather
ing again.
a call for members OF the committees re
suited In the following appointments:
Ctsleatiab-I. N. Riley, Robert Mann, DR.
VIM. McM asters Isaac Cots aud Hamilton
Eaton.
Permanent Organisd,isn-D i. N. Riggs, Jas
B. Rltchey. F. NJ. Iaggart, Aamilton Glss
RssoIutiow-Col. J. +. Charlesworth, W. Al
Armstrong, John GLADDEN., Hon. Harvey
DAnford a =. B. Creamer.
Rules and Order Of BHSinssS-Wm. J. Kelly
John ". Hugely, Henry Frasher, Thomal
A. Mitchell and r. B.TMitchell.
A recess was then taken for dinner. Shortly
after O'Clock the convention reassembled
and the Committee on Resolutions presented
4 report endorsing and reaftirmiug the plat
form OF principles adopted by the Ohio Dem
ocracy al their last State Conyen ton, and ap
proving the Slate ticket and pledging 1t SUP
port. This was adopted.
The Committee on Rules reported the Gus
tomary rules and order OF business.
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HEw YoeK. August lG,-Nnney easier al 9xss
per cent, closing AZ w per cent Prime mercantile
paper 61fa6h per cent Sterling Exchange bankers
bills heavy at 81 SIX, demand q &c.
GovRpsNENrS-Firm