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ANOTHER FIRM FAILS.
NORTON q wslLs's ASSIGNMENT
TO Ex.dsJor 4. &. ESts,er for the Dtn,n, Of Ths!s
4 CEtdltors-L,sblIttiss large and scattered n
AmozK Mary firms and Individuals.
Tho Flood oaa Of the Causes.

Another Wheeling Arm gave up the utrug.
gle agulns! unfavorable circumstances yes.
tesasy aud nade an assignment Tbs TN.
fortunate firm was Norton & Wells, the Job.
bers in fancy groceries on Main and Four!
,een.h streets, and the deed ottrust, which wss
admitted to record by Clerk Hook yesterday
afternoon, is made by joseph T. Norton and
G.o,se A, Wells. partners doing business
under the hrm name OF Norton & Wells, and
names MIR. A. O. Ezerter as assignee. The
tain tlu,ts by It's lei ma imposed, Auu onnvava
att the stock Of eoots In IT,. s,ors at No 1913
Main and No, 23 Fourteenth streets, with the
fixtures, furniture and belongings. The
trusts Imposed Hre The payment, flint, OF tho
COST Of exscnling the decd; second. OF u fee Of
800 TO Col. Robert White; third, the balance
rant due W. L.McAiso on the store rooms;
fourth, u deb. duo Cordelia Mathews, oil
10 90 borrowed money, and two notes due
Jnbn Knote, one OF Il coo aid the other Of
$500, bu,h borrowed mun.y; also four notes
to tho Exchange Bank, OF $500 each, and a
debt Of $500 due Thomas Lewis for borrowed
money. -, wiz
the goods, II shy 90 iets, 10 to b8 t0vo'cd u
paying \ number If accounts due firms In
Whosing, among them the following, which
ale approximately stated In the deed Riv.
prside Iron Works. $lS7; Isaiah Warren {
o., $45; Bramer & slsifer, $40 03; Josspt
| aptidel, SOL so; Simon Bsor's sous, 49,; ~
R.iliy, $751;: Wheeling Bakery Co., $50
BLOCH Bros $3.50; Hubbard Il Paull. sos
N 81 Pollock. sue 60; Il. schenck T. w, .
81 2lO: Nsill & Elliughsm, II $40; J.lW
Hunter, $40; Robert Simpson, $500, -
dobis his ro rat" and il 6slsncs Is s,il left, te
be returned 10 the partners. "
This ksssis ere btated 1t from $50, 900 4
$2I 900. Tire lab Titles will scarce!y exceed
tins sum. Tho failure Of the firm IL lafgel,
tracable 10 tina February food, by whiol
they were among tho esvy icsers. H.,
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Lake DIsustc-,

CLEVELAND July ga dispatch waa
received here last night by the ownsra Of
the large steel steamer J. NJ. Osborne, stat
ing that abe was aunk Sunday night in the
Sanlte 81. Marie by collision with the steel
steamship Alberta, owned by the Canadian
Pacific Railroad Company. The Alberta
waa badly damsged and put into port for
repairs. The Osborne had 100 tons Of
iron ore aboard and sank instantly. The
mate, q fireman, the cook, named Oonners,
and five deck bands were Loot. The rest OF
the crew and the passengers arc being
brought here by tho steamer Heklar. Tbs
names Of the lost arc not vat learned. The
Osborne waa valued q, sos 900 and insured
Tor $40. 900. She rated A !. Her captain
is on q train bound here's 2...l,ll;24, lg
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MASSACHUSETTS, nEnouRaTs.
Their Attitude Toward tho Champion o.
5s'sNgs Their own ktnie. IGf

BosroN, Mass July 29-The action Of
the Democratic State Committee on satur-
day in changing It's Chairman Ia causing q
good deal OF comment here and considera.
BILE uneaslness in Independent circles.
Colonel Plympton, who resigned the CHAIR
n,anship, Is a lifelong friend OF General
Butler, and occupied peculiar relations to.
ward him. Ho was q soldier in the la.o
war, and a Republican up to the tlme that
General Bu.lor Ind his controversy with
the Republican party for tho Governor.
chip. lie WAS a delegate 10 the convention
that took Butler out Of the party. He left
that 4 uheriug and the party with Batter;
and lss followed hia fortunes with uuvary.
ing fidelity. Before he was Chairman oil
tbs State Central Committee he was 1T the
head OF tho Executive Committee aud vir.
tually managed tho par,y's campaigns. /!
Mr.. Piymptou was unanimously chosen
chairman OF tho committee, not more on
account OF his marked ability for political
managemen. than because be wss clo!e to
General Butler. Colonel Dhukwater, the
treasurer Of the State Committee, also "a.
signed He held much the same relations
| to Batter rs Colonel Plymp,on, bu. he
operated In very different sphere. lie
WAS q member Of General Buter'a personsl
stall and disbutsed the money for his poll.
.icul campaign. Both these men up to the
meeting Of the Chicago Convention were
regarded by their party III Massachusetts,
as almost Indispensable to a political caln
paign, bat since Mr.. Cleveland's nomipa.
ton there has grown up in B,ston quite d
serious opposition tO these two gentlemen
remaining in charge OF the Democratic
canvass. Tbs points OF objection were that
General Buffers equiyocal position in ~.
gard 10 tho Democratic nominee WAS en-.
barrassing tho party, and that these Two
men, with their warm personal attachment
for him, would be likely to make his inter.
ests paramount to any other. 81 ID Wl
purLER's BITTER ENEMY MADE CHAIRMAN.
p,ol,b,v ~. y.s,;,, l., a. a..s..,,.ea
ord IN R,s,on uss ne, a.xa sao .u nl, y
Snu u - aru,aI "n;,hm, pIru o,,ons enonsh ~
mstsr Il ,haa bsd Iao;, o5 ~ ".a =. IN.
S.at irt;no;,am ~ ,h;s t ~ Ivy 9a , ~ tie
tno.;on ha,h Ja.a.n,;a" o .eu,ips ~ uHsA.ss'
and the commitea wea csIiad ,rus ,pnse -
an;a;oi,s, sn.n;ua ,,,"io .as.su use'het "
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'fhs Camp Grounds.

Tho new hotel is finished number OF the
rooms are taken and will be occupied on
Friday Of this week. at which time the Lessee,
Mr.. John sohellhasse will set meals and BE-
prepared to accommodate the public. On
rhnrsdsy Mr.. Walker Peterson will Icy out
the grounds aboys tho hptel in lots, avenues
and parks to meet fhs demand for building
sites. Thore ore i few Desirable lots iremain.
ing untaken youth Of the hotel. ls,ii " 80, :
In order TO add to tbs pleasure Of the little
folks, several hundreds OF them being on the
camp grounds A number OF gentlemen
ha7s gent up balloons and fireworks. Every
Saturday pish: for month and propose 10
e c, d1 II. z" 1n meeting COM
The families OK hey. Dr.. Smith and Thomay
Finn have moved Into their cottages. Mr..
John Bailey and sisters csa,e tSst week.
There is no truth in the report OF tho hotel
being struck by lightning. -l - ~ IN
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afIYALFAN MIKE AND BIS PALS.

Punishment Of ti,17 n ecl,enics' Valley
,55t.s Kioters-AIl Q0iet Row. n
E1KToH, aMR, July 2a.-Carmono De
TO-, aliaa Mike Mclaughlin, aud two
other Italians, known as Nos. I and 50,
who were arrested on Saturday for rioting
ct Mechanics Valley, had a hearing before
Justice 6ilpin today. The 6rst named
gave bail in the sum Of five hundred dol
lara Tor his appearance at court to answer
the charge OF atsaulting Robert Battles,
and resis,ing and threatening 10 kill Sheriff
Smith. The other two were committed to
jail in default Of bail in the aum Of four
hundred dolIars each. Amos q. scarbor.
ough, Of Mechanics Valley, sworel out a
warrant against Michael Sopia for threat
ening to kill him after the riot On Sstur.
day, and he was held in The sum Of two
hundred dollars. Charles Auderson and
bts con, Of the same place, the former Of
whom was employed by Smith 4 Battles
as blacksmith, were 40 badly frightened
by the rioters on Saturday that they disap.
peared, and could not ba found this morn.
Ing. The two principle instigstors OF The
riot escaped on Saturday, evening, and
nothiEg ia known Of their whereabouts,
Everything IL quiet ct the valley, and has
Deen since The 1i0s. on Saturday: 4 y!iN. /, ~
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A YOUNG Al Az. SAD DEATH. ,
Crnzed by lllnes-, he Wnnders ont aud
rL'.. FnllH Into d Well. j


FnIIx Into a Well. -'. ].
A psd story comes 10 Us, says tho Bellaire
Independent. from the neighborhood OF Clar
ing,uu, III Monroe county. Charles Albus, a
young married man OF that vicinity, was
Leriously Ill OF typhoid fever, and for time
hia life waa despaired VI, but In the past day
or two he had shown siGns Of improvement.
Yesterday he had a sort OF delerious spe!l
aud bis wife remained with him until lie
queted and tken she left tho houRe-a little
one.s,o.y log cAbin-for something at tho
back Of the dwelling When, she returned
10 the bedside Of h.r sick husband the couch
was empty. Charles had gone. Rhs looked
about tie room, which took but sn instant,
and then, hall irobzied with Tho thought OF
his having gotten up in his weak and feeble
condition, she buried 10 the doorway to find
II possible where he had gone. Her grief
can better be Unsigned than told, when upon
arriviog on the ,on,sids OF the house, the
barely caught glimpse Of her dying huB.
band as he fell headlong into we'll. Her
cries OF grief and anguish soon brought
assistance, but bhiore the body was racov-
cred llfo was extinct, Th0re WAS about
fifteen foot OF water In the well, aud even
though he had been recovered bsiole dsowz-
Ing, death would most likely have followed
In his enfeebled condition. Death seems
hard enough al best, but under such distrese.
Ing ciIcunstances the young wife's reason 10
Almost detAfor ID. ~ ~ sfi34I' x (
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CIKCCH.
"Old John Robinhn"," ms In His Wont,
Gives II Good SHOW. NW "

"Old John Kobinhn"," ms In His Wont,
Gives n Good SHOW. ny
Despite the rsio and mud yesterday, the
town WIS full OF strangers attracted by John
gosinaon's circus, and at both ths afternoon
and evening performance the tent was full Ct
people. Tho show is good one, from the
open cir procession in the forenoon 10 the
concluding minstrel entertainment. The
menagsrie is particularly good, all the spscl-
mems beicg rare and interesting. Ths open
ing cavslcxde in tho circus, headed by the
male and female brass baDds combined. and
introducing various animals, Is q novel and
at,rsotIva feature. Perhsps the most meri-
torious and distinguished Characteristic of
the performance is the large number of train
ed Animals-elsphania, horses, goais, dogs
and monkeys-waich do wonderful acts.
Ths trapese and similar acts and tie riding
ara also e1cellent-partioula'ly 80 the bare
back and hurdle rioiug OF little Miss jose
phiue Ds Mott. The truth Is the show COLI
teins too msny good things to be thoroughly
er joyed, the two rings aud stsge frequently
baying three simultaneous acts, making il
impossible to etjoy si,her properly.
Bat hi, is fsnit with which
the public will scarcely DO severe, aud
it has QUE advantage, snnsb!ing the speo!a.
tor to select his preference from among the
performances in progress st the same time.
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UlTY M ATT RMS.
HtleS Notes on Current Events Of MIN
..t .tH.I' ,1I5'u VntAve~s he}.tr 49, 7E-.

htIeN NOHeN on VufFene kvGnA OF Aln0H
rH&tl' interest. .S..
THxMoLure fed alxly.hve Of tho circus peo-
ple. 9pl,a5 3 :, ,.isl Z 10 ,Ii6f1il'
EXCLUSION 10 Cleveland over the O., L. h
W. to-day. ltf.5 b ttl. r 10
WANT yesterday bonarz, Tor the bridge
TIKI Junior Plumsd Knights meet again
this eysniDg. So AZ q ,g,'5 49,
ynE rain Is getting almost as monotonous
rs ths drought was. Y li5 sa.s i3i;
TnE Second Branch OF Council failed to
&c! u quorum las. Night. E|i NJ a N
RoDtssoN's nhow exhlhltn at Cameron 10.
day. The camsronians will see good show,
Tnx Last will and tsstament OF the late
Capt. Thomas Wilson WAS yesterday afn1tt.
ted to probate and ordered 10 be recorded.
TarRv was not much drunksnnes, In town
yesterday. Four DRINKS and one disorderly
were Ia the lookup at midnight for this morn.
Ing police court ~ fI4Gb} 4 ifi
ERyxRAL prominent Wheeling colored men
are at Dayton attending an nNuembly OF rep.
resentasives OF the G. U. 0. 0. f., which Ia
now In session there. 81
THOMAS COLLINS, OF Benwood, a B. Il o
brakeman. had his right hand crushed be.
tween the bumpers while coupling cars. The
thumb had 10 be naputAted. .lir a,sg 4
DAVID NJ. ALEXANDER was yesterday Np
pn' nted administrator with the will annexed
oil Adslile Caldwell, deceased, and gave bono
In the sum ot 81. LOO, with J. Z. Acker a.
surety. Henry U. Morgan qral'hsd as trus
| and gave bond In the sum Of $1,000, will
Navtl AZ klsy0Ndor NJ, roiy ono
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CiNolANAri, O., July 29-Flour dull and lower,
amily IS 7Saa rs; fancy ~ 51a4 Is. Wheat active
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NEW YokK. Jn'y e Money ma.kdt easy at ,ae
percent, closec offered nj X percent. r,lnc nor.
cantile paper 51sa6h percrut STIRLING Exchange
o.nksn' billl quilt q: IL e.}}ii; demand 81 SlIt.
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bkLLAIxE NOTES,
A Race Between fIeIl and Felslng Ar.
.. tIT ranged for, ~,

A Nace EctHesn HeIl and Felslny Ar.
ranged for. 55j...s.5
Rev. R. NJ. Brown will shortly take vacs-
ton aud visit the sea coast. - va !!
Henry Fux has resigned his place IS bag.
gags. master at the B. & 0. depot. h!
Mru. august RoIle. OF the First ward, will
be buried at Wtgse this morning.
Charley Backen, tbs Columbus thief, was
taken to that city Monday ssoniug. e
Samuel Tieke has rsturasd to Ginciuuet;
after a visit 10 f,ieDda here Tor two weeks.
Or. Rsxgooer and villa aro home after 8
heightened visit 10 friends at various places.
John +. Hamilton has goue to Dayton
az a representative Of the Bsllaire lodge OF
Colo.ed Odd Fellows. Il r. al
a number Of people will join tbis morn,
ine's excursion to Cleveland. The specisl
train leaves at I O'Clock. - :. a;',.y}ss
Two young follows with balky horse al
the ferry yesterday should have been arrest.
ed for their senseless cruelty. ~ ll'4,
An insane girl. being Transferred from B,
q O. train 70 @. a P. train yesterday, at
tracsed considerable attention. .''..57l,,
The Parkelsbnrg special treiu on The Ohio
River roat ssopped-at Ben wood Yesterday NJ,
tetnoon and the music OF the band aboard
quickly drew u crowd on both sides Of the
river. 800 Es2 ts4l F5fg' '7tGf57l d.
Mr. Ben Cockayne las been over to the
8hahsnaoah valley eproapaoting aud has
about concluded to msks his home there,
ae bss sold bis tnteIess 10 the Ohio Lantern
Company. a#&l s,'i' g7gs.; lss,g, !.
These into. ding 10 take up quarters on tLs
Rsthsl camp ground vail 70 out with their
eooda IN q special car Tbursday. This camp
meeting IL u ha held by the A. NJ. Z. church,
Rev. J. ". Gihin. TIE Second II. 4. church.
Rsv. D.. Henderson, Ia nov holding camp
meeting ut last summers grounds on Indian
fun. mi IN ri. !, z = ? .s5-slIlfs
{, Another boat raco has haon agreed on, this
time between He'll and Felsiag. A meeting
was held yesterday at WHICH a forfeit was
put up. The prelimiuaries, uhtlca Of water,
stAkez, diGtsuce and othsr matters, cps not
yet determined. It will probably b. ior three
hundred or five hundred dolIard and for three
mi1ps rrr ra=7 e. ggb-sg,-frI IEyl1glF y
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A CAKD FxU11 ss5. BELLS.

The Difficulty Abaat the Team for John
lt.FKob:Ns"h'~h troDS IAN.
To the Editor Of the Intel i1nctr. i's
IL dssirs to correct 8 malicious mis-.
statement made by one Ash, who travel.
with John Robinsou's circus. At the con.
c!usion Of their performance tonight it wss
expected by the people present that they
would sec Mr.. Ash pull against two horses.
90 was advertised. and for which people had
paid their money. An |: was not done, Ash
announced that Mr.. Sells AID Mr., Neon
-uxnghy hsd promised 10 have a team Present
aud IL vas not on hands; that the money
had been paid to these gentlemen to have
tsams present, but that they having deceived
Mr.. Ash he would DO compelled to uso
ono OF the circus Trims; that they we're no.
"a large and strong az Mir. Solls' team, but
that he would not diaappoint the audience
for five hundred dollars Now, / desire 10
state the facts In this Gaze. l was standing
at the lslaun scaleu to-day about 2 O'Clock,
when Wheeling expressmaa came 10 me
aud told me thkt one OF the shuwmen wanted
TO secure h large team 10 pull against this
Mr.. Aah,> the wonderful strong man. vent
with HIM md was introduced TO Ash. He
ASked ME VIVA. would charge hin f5r the
ai,srnoon and evening performances. told
him would furnish two horses for the two
performances for ave dollars. He ssid
thet YVES Inors than be could = al.
ford to psy, but that be would
give ne two ttoiiars and pasa into The show
il would bring my tenn just for the sttsI'
neon performance. promised to furnish
him team for this amount Tor the ono per.
formsncs, and not being able to have ons OF
my own ieams there ! secured one OF Doc
McCunnausLy's teams. !. After Moon.
nauGhy's team had been used by Aah 10
paid ma the TWO dollars, which amount I at
ouce handed to Alex. Blazer, the driver
OF tho team. Ash tod me that
II to concluded to use my
team for. The evening Performance he
would lei ME know. Ho ssid nothing more
10 me; did not let me know, and II was OF
cou,ae understood tExt he did not want my
team for the evening. lis public state nsnt
that he had paid me Tor tho syeaing pe!f l1m.
Rncs and that had promised to bave 6 foam
present WAS = lie. and haya ample proof to
sunsiantInte what ssy. A word concerning
bis wonderful feat OF strength: In arranging
fos the one pull he wGH careful TO have II
that my team IVES not 70 bs al.
lowed 10 jerk, but was 10 maka q steady pull
md 10 atop a! signal from him. The signal
Vas given BY bin, three times. The tesu.
1iu not get ''down TO business. II they had
hey would have pulled him in two. I can
AXE siiher MeC,uneughy's team or my own
,na pail thls wonder and his ladder all oyer
Yhfeiipg Island. W. s. 6zLLs.
Z Bridgeport, July 90. i!s} X VI
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TannaNi'S GsetT STAKE.
The Independents for blaine, but JOhr
". Kelly Axntun1 Clcyc!huu. ~

The Independents for niatne, but John
Kelly AKntnst Clevc!Hud,
New YoRK, July 29.-Msny dissatisfied
Republicans who cay they would have
voted for an Independent candidate, are
greatly dissatisfied that no one was nomi.
mated at tho late Independent conference
They intend, therefore, to cast their votes
for Blaine, declaring that there is no rea.
son why Republican should assist in
electing the Democratic nominees. This
is the feeling OF number Of Republicans
who have been undecided, but who have
now made up their minds TO 20 for 81 Inc
and Logan. They are stoutly opposed to
aiding 10 break up the noble old party at
the d,c:ation Of baud OF malcontents,
especially 81 they know that this is Just
what the Democrats would like heyon
everything. A prominent politician eaid
today: Blaine was not my man but I'd
he a fool to vote Tor Democrat, with the
DEMOCRATIC party behind him, for no better
cause than this. "a, &'Iy3l A, =.
Several Republicans. who have bean
travelling in various paris Of tho country
lately, shy that the diealection, al repre-.
eented by neutrality-suspicious., does not begin
to equal tho dissIsction of the Democrats
toward Cleveland. They eetimste that the
disatlected Democratic are to che diBaGected
Republicans as two to one. X. ,.r..s' :. <
) John Kelly, now st Saratoga, refuses to
express hlmpe.i on the political situation,
bnt it is generally be)ieSed by his friends
and associates that be 10 more reconcilel
to Cleveland than on the day OF bis nomi-
nation. It is asserted that the often 10.
peated remark. that New York State can
be carried for the Democracy without Tam
Inspy, and that Kelly has lost control Of
lhat' body, has angered Kelly, who ia re-.
solved to- show how lar his ig from the
truth. All Of kslly's asli.love, ambition
and political power arc elaked on this
campaign. II Cleveland should be elected
Kelly would be- nonenti,y, and he Is well
aware Of the fact. Will be allow himself
to become q nonepti'y? 81. isgyytF'I
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Brea,lstuira ana Provisions.

NEW. ioEx, July 19.-Flour dull; receipts 1900
narrels exports 800 barrels; ST. Louis 81 llsG 10
Wacat, tp,t grsdss irregular: tpllng hslc higher
e :sst j Ussaso DySi ;si s
gssuea duil; as ~. 9l& No. red Amgnsl,
September. sscs l.8sl CO. bushels at sShrgs5c
8 u1i cox. closing 1t 81 OK; Noyenber ss'c Is
2slC0o bushels at ST OS1al W. closng al ii Oh
December, sales lGo,CUU bushels IT. 81 0Sal tSs
clio i.s at 81 0I4; February, Ys!es 5000 bushels =!
cipts 81? ej bushels; cIrotu $50 bushels, unMaicd
e6sp'g;Np, yic:No. 2whi,e &c: NJ. gAususi 6sHa
6Assc, closipB at 6Sste: September y Gala
s o. closing ste+Ae; neober 6iaAe4Ae. clotiIg
tteaay receipts 70 10 b.aneIs eap,f.s noao: west.
EN- n'.Sed s;4sac; Sbic western 1)A4sc lily gdie,
and firm; Coffee. Bpo. taii; Rios steady; options
ina oIpaig,e5 ssd moderately active sales x7dO
u5es lbc. o.tober sos 4cc: February s;aa a.:
Sugar 4uis: ..,sxnsn l,ianu iz.,szsc: cenlliug i.
80 ,hst. Nv; gsauulasod tsssc. aola.ses qSiSi
AID htesdy Rce firm aud III moderate
a aa T, IuIpsehtns satier saSse F: aniet
msa.s Iomlnsl; long c!ess s,sc. lsls higher;
western steam spot 75s,7G0c: Nueust 7 $50: Sen.
TENDER 7.t5,76ss Oe,ote, 7..5s7 i'd But or In
i III, demand and mariCt firm 1T sa.o}.c. Cheese
dn!l aud nominal; western flat ~. ~ '3s'l -
, OhloAso, III July "9.-slour quiet ard un.
changed. Wheat III gool demand and stronger
oteaSd armer, then ee.iiaed ssc, rallied Ike r..
eGded ", auc,u4ted &c hlgheer ilr Angus; Hc
higher Loo Sep eMber than yesicsdsy Ssles ranged
July S3H.sitaci closed Ut size: August by<sS1ic.
c cs,ss IT. slssS Septeaber S5HaS5Sc, c.osed ii
caHo spring s4sSi5ssc, clio, Cd ut t4ssiEc G I'm Ia
lsd S asms,,d ana Insp'tlea ened llc higher
a a. and ciTSd hshlshtr for august than yestci.
Gay. Cash ?34aab54c, cIogtd at bbc; July 55Sshfc.
cioted At o5He AZ. us: 5ssEs56c, closed al 55szc:
d.15c year4ss5zas511so. closed Il 4IM.iiIc Utsinn
Az! !, gener lly CHER. cash I<'3'c: juiy
SGAsslhc, e!o. Cd At 81 ~. August 275la9Sl.c.
ciMea a. "a 2sc: sept :tnbar :7a2;/c, closed
Bye ilrin At SIZE Barley lrm ii c6ise for Sen.
hlghet; cash $lo t0a,6 70; July sci 10: 'ai,eu.i
. lSa3 90; September SIS 90; scar s!I 9Oti2 ca
c!osed 81 81 70 butchers III :demaud: Snoud r.
1smann and iVa.5a h!eher. o.sl, .sa7 glc; August
A74,c, closed Il 1901 i9c; octobes .7Ws7 liz 10
closed az !eoA7 e9Sa:r DeGsmse 7,b0c, Bu,ls, anI
S c guict va UNCHANGED. Whiaky He,dy and IN.
s1 enbc. sysnSsa 70 la August
dGclino1. 10. Oats firm; July advanced Xc. FIrs
NORMALLY unchanged. Lard ftm: adysncei 21tn
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prices htsSdy. Whpst npsnpi hc lower: Ne. . red
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Junior Ei,,i,,e.i knights,

The Junior Plumed Knights met at the
Lincoln Club rooms last night and elected
the following ofllcers: ItT Nd .tl
n Harry Helmbright, President. Il y! M.
Walter Willis, V!cs President. x X =; !55
:, Walter Worries, Hecreiary. +.
Robert Dovsner, Treasurer. z.
Harry Boyd, Csptain. .- N 5;s5s
A. H. Was, First Lieutenant. IS, ii 4. II
n John Jones, Third Lieutenant. q
There will be another meeting tonight at
1880 o'clock thA,p. A full attendance is de.
I. Tee Junior Blnine and Logan Club OF the
Eighth ward also organized last evening,
.ltcting Harry echrebe, President. Peter
Voidel, Secretary, and Bert Bowman Treas
urer. Thirty members were enrolled.
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fetrOiGuln,

rtrrsaunaM, PA, July 29-Thc afternoon
upon report OF = new gushet at ward Wells tef
ry. btu! rallied quiCsiV aud closed din at INC.
Nxw YoRk, July 29.-pttroleun excited; Uui,ed
4 o No