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S1A ~VG A4AB AAo to0UA~hA"VEUut
Mr.. Lem Bolan was in town yesterday.
Walter Darrah, OF st. Clsirsyills, WAS down
yesterday. 4, -. o.. sc sc X :., Z
Mrs. John Hanes and children are visitiu;
at Wellaburg, and will remain; there week.
7. The low water ntsamboat Richmond came
up yesterday in the place OF the Telegram
and gave long, satuterwith a most discord.
ant whistle all along the river front Of town.
The lamp at TIC Fourth ward school house
corner has been provided with bulls eve,
as q specimen from tho manufacturers ID
stag bow It concentrates the light along The
pavement. 1.A. n y1,ast VA ~ - =
The Ohio lantern Co. has been eued 10,
$50, 00e damages by J. NJ. Adams, OF Chicago,
who GLAZING the company hSs been uaing, in
the manufacture OF their lanterns patent
which he now owns. li,-l
The Globes and the Regulars played tina
second game Wednesday evening, The Wheel.
ing club being beaten sgain, this time BIZ a
score Of 50 to 2. Quite number Of Bpsct. to:s
were down from Wheeling. .fy; 5 /
There are no appointments Of political
meetings here yet. In TACT the nominating
conventions have not all met yet. The
Democratic county nominations huve not
been made, and Bellsire Is intert 4tsd In
several Of these prospective csndidsteR.
Those watching the river pow,a,days $50
some fine sculling by He'll and Manton and
their trRineru. They are ont at all hou1s.
The new course is much batter, as far ?, the
spectators are concerned, and the crowd at
the race Saturday evening will be a large
ono. Tho betting is heavily in Heil's favor.
He Is tavoslts snd hrs won heretofore. X. =
The application Of Thomas J. Lilly tor 8
remit.itnr Of the fine essessed against him by
Judge BELLY for the malicious destruction Of
the property Of !. B: Smith, Esq, made
and refused BY The County Commit sionera
on Tuesday. In addition to the claim OF In.
aolyency the plea Of bis serious illuers wrl
inte,pesea. bpt tbs board wes Incapable
81. Ctaiuville Ga4etio, y sst:ssa - s45i ~
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Mosquito Net

a MObqult0 Nct n,
~ ~ oo4o1' E., M, McG1Lt1N l. Co,
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An cp.n lsitsr to M. W. P. Hubbard, re.
questing him 10 allow tbs use OF his ZANE IS
candidate for Congress-, hppoa.a In this
moruir ~ IsTsLL,G zEosa Z ,.rha Z numerous
and IL lueniiai sixuc;g make a strong array.
The list would have bsen inde gaitsly longer
hsd these who were. moving In the matter
deealtd II necessary to add namea.3J ~ 81
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At Louisville-Cin, !; Louisville, 9.
AT Acknowledgment, 2; Buffalo, !.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Boston, 4.
At New York-Athle,i,, s; Met, 9.
At E,alto--Breoklyn, o; BALTIC; II
At Pitts--Washn, 9, Allegheny, 9.
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WE are glad 10 zee the success Of Mis-.
Kno.e's geography land early history Of
West Virginia, ny shown by the issue Of
another new edition. Every man In the State
should bs acquainted with the contents Of
this work. II Is illustrated with engravings.
The ulsp showstho county lines, aff the new
railroads, and the new Congressional districts
Bold by nsws dealers md book stores. DAW
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Il F;rst ward Hinins I Tub.

The Washington Dis.r.c. Blaine and Logan
Club. Of which James Roberts Ia President,
G. B. Jones Secretary and David Bsll Treas.
urer, met isst night and completed lis organ.
iz,,iou by appointing a Finance Committee,
consisting OF James McCaua, C.SJ. Rawllng,
James Hsniil.oa,S O. ?. Hamilton and VIM.
Otto. Tho club now numbtra ninety men
and 1t Is expected that 1t will have four hun.
dred members belors the campaign !; reaches
lis climax. It was resolved to meet every
Wednesday night In the hall, on tbs corner
OF Market street and Alley 8. w *
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3 IN picATloNs.
belmont County's Now Court Houac

Belm0nt C0unty'H NOW court H0uhc'
Tho County Commissioners Of Belmont
county have concluded to locate the new
conrt house on the site Of the old one. They
hsvs alao purchased the Methodiat parsonage
adjoining the court houss site, and will use
both pieces otground for building: purposes.
An option has also boon. secured upon the
81. Olair Hotel, and 1t Ia altogether likely
that It will DO purchased with reference to
its use as offices for court house officials until
the new, building shall have been compile ed.
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KIvEK NEWS.

HotesAbout thasiean,boHis. Bank Rrien
,nEd Telegsaphic Reports.
The Scotia is laid up at Benson's Fsrry
waiting for more water. y. u ri.a-05 -
The depth In The channel last evening &C
cord!ns to the channel marks va, I; feet :.
inches. $50, 81 r "a u.s. siis ri
The Willie Austin Was several hours lat,
in arriving from steubenville yesterdsy
She did not return lsst night but tied up will
her barge ut the dry docks. It Is not prob
able that she will 60 to Bteubenyille AGAR
until there Ia more water. an y q sst
Tbs Richmond, a handsome little low
water stesmer from the vicinity Of Cincin
natl, arrived yesterday and entered the Olar
ing!on trade In place Of The Telegram, WHICH
has been laid up for the past thres DAYS or
account Of low water. !, The Richmond Is a
comps r4tively nav boat and Ia nicely fitted
up. shc Is asteru wheslor. " e Il s5., r
The W. N. Chancellor left yesterday Alter.
noon for Tor Charleston. The officers Of the
boat had little difficulty before thev left
with Uncle Joe Forsythe, the wharf msster
over the amount OF their wharf bill, Thsv
claimed that It vsu ,e1horbtent, and Uncis
Joe was obliged to securo the services Of a
J. P. before they would como to terms. 55;SI
Oh City Pa, July H.-Rlves inches and
on stand; cloudy and warm. sltS,55'I',. 2.
GhExSsBoRo, Pa; July l1.-Riyer 0 feet
inches and falling; weather clear. III Is
z PAnKxa, PA, July 17.-Riyer 10 inches and
weather clear and mild. s.yg III a
FlTTs auRoH, July Electromagnetic diver /
foot ! inch and on a stand; weather cloudy,
Y BRowssvt1IE, Pa, July l7.-River 5 feet
snd on q s.and;;4 weather clear; thermometer
~. Il e u ~, =. III "a -
RlCE's LANDING, Pa, July II. River 10
inches aud stationary weather clear and
mild, ,i.'5i igtS7s z DO;
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ST. PETERSBURG. July 17.--Fire arms,
bombs, daggera and printing press were
found in the residence Of Justice Of the
Peace Barbooski arrested to-day in con-
nection with a plot to blow up the palace
at Warsaw. Dynamite was broushsby a
Russian having in his possession letters to
Russian olllcets, ~, IN .N
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fats. They will get the coal out cheaper
and In better shape than by hand mining.
The striking miners deny this, and say It
Is a costly experiment and will soon be
abandoned. Twelve Italians have Quit
work, the miners raising funds 10 send them
back to New York. .,l' 1870 g.a Y
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TOR LEASE-FOR A TERM OF
L." years, my Store room, corner Of Vain sntt
Tenth A.nets. Iossttsi8H given eeperl Der l. fSsf.
2. 4. ZINH, Wy ftH!'r'''r ~, = - vi
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FOR Rent

ITO LET-A LARGE, Y P1EAsANi
~ Front Rom, Ieeold aGor. Apply a. No. lo2s
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!, On Saturday We will make special sale Of
all our summer goods. and will mako special
prices for that day. Our goods are now
marked lower than ever before, but we have
decided not to carry = dollars worth over,
and 90 will make prices which will surely
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NRw YosK, July l7.--Moncy easy Ut l percent
closed Offered nj percent Primo mercantile papei
+ xa7S percent. stp,.ins Exchange bankess' biili
QUIET nj u HS1+: demand e4 S5L. no ,l,VE.I
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z;9SVorking with niniUk Machines. y al
Ia JACKSONVILLE. O., July 1.-THE miners
here arc working quietly guarded by Pink
erton's mining police. Tho operators claim
new mining machines will dislodge and
break cosl, which the Italians load into
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Nh. HARRY WILLIAMS, Druggist and Notary
Public, Grsenville, CAL, Erltes Il hsys
seen more henedt derived from single
application Of St Jacobs Oil than any remedy
I have ever used or sold In twenty years"
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You don't want to buy any goods yourself
1t will be interesting 10 know how cheap
your nc;ehbors are buying, so come in estur.
day and see. 49,. i. NJ. McSlLLIs & Co, j.
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oiLfCfry. Pa, Jdly 1.-THE National Transit
cesiidca.es opeued at 6skc, highest 6s3fc loves
ehe elosea at a o.: sAles 4ss5 barrels; eIeIf
anees !IiGs la barrels: runs soo3l barrels; ship.
City o. Exchange stock s. 90 bid; 81 q assed,
BRADFORD, Pa, July l7.--Ctude oil Arm and nd
FaRc!ag; tatal run! eda day 1907 barrels total
khip1lents 75l7s barrels; charters 70 oil barrels:
cearancess.sh. 100 harre!s; United tIpo Line cer.
aaeates opeae eI A. ei1c, closed at eih. highest
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ONCE: Aor. ao and - fou e:.enth Stree


Wautad-Two Girls. 54,-5 * y y
Gard Of Thanks-J. Asa Moody. g al.
Fancy Awnings etc.,. W. Loane.
Wanted-Book-k keeper and Collector.
South Amsrican Parrots-McLAin Bros. +
:. A CArd-CiEzsns. a,se
! Advertising Cheats--Third psge. "A.
!. For eale-Gl Btoek-Head Of Local.
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The Cholera Record.

TouLox. July l7.-There were oS deaths
from cholera between 10 a. NJ. and ESQ p. NJ.
MARsElLLEs. July 17.-At s r. NJ. there
had beeu 10 deaths from cholera since II
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On SntuFuay

Ths prices Of our ladies' aud ohlldrans
white suits will be made lowe: than ever
for that day only. Z. NJ. RcjiLLIS d Co.
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THE DAILY MARKETS..

In coloru ought 10 move lively at SO pc
yard. .aargI.. +. II. McGILLIH & Go.
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. A SPECIAL train will leave Wheeling ior
Wellsbur. at II o'clock on the night Of the
29i, to return excursioniats who come to
Wheeling to take In the Democratic State
Convention on that date. y. ~ IS
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NEW YoRk, July l7.-Tho market Is without any
degree oil activity. Thoro has been good volume
o. business Chiefly. I'd autumn. ,specisi.ies and
ginghams: prints, dtcfs goods. l!n,cys. ,nnes.
skirts. and blankets, with III orn doing ln brown
oottons, blesched shrllngs and wlic .hsetlug.
The Wes'brook's dress gingtsms, In bcsutifnt
styles, are open at l0hc, With large Iales having
been made. wilmeiding, uognet 4 Go. announce
10 !. Ia aud Ia, white bed blankets, Tuesday.
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IEH We
R@fHnRHlH

Tn ali lsxsshs ioi bleeched canton flannel,
mat receIyed from the manufacturers, will
20 In Saturdays sale at 70 and sspsr yard,
worth 1870 and loo. ], =, ,..S f
~ 49, E. NJ. NcGIIL1n & Co, NJ
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TTusvIIR. PA, July l7.--Est'oa T.ansI, ccrtia
Gates opened :! Gshc: highest 6.hssc: lowest G31Sc
7s barrels; RUS for the entire 1csI0us So Y bar.
70 =; charters 1851 barrels. Isl III; - 81 II.
Pr1sBuRsH, Pa. July l7.-The pt.ernoon market
irregular bat trading quiet declined TO &c, rallied
TO 6,sxcand then dropped OF 10 Csc al close. .ll4a
Nrw York, July l7.--Pesroleum active and flrm:
Ipitcd G5n '9l.z.-gst,, isgft.--If
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d TO iB.slsn fcontasion from garments and
linen disiaiect with GLrNN's suIguR Eoip.
n plxr's ToorHAcuE DRors cure in one min.
1,ta n r Vii t5 NTFAw[.
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CHICAGO, july 17.-Tho Drotera 1oursa, report:
Live hoas--Recajpts 49, go bod; Bhi7nehtg 6D0D
head. Market fairly active and &c higher; heavy
unchRnged; quality very good; mixed Is In
as 90 heavy Soas o. lhht IS ooa6 So skipa a 9is
400: cle:ed s.eady. C.isle-Rcce!pts 500 head:
thi,menA 1900 head: export rS unchar sed: oil on
lQc lower exports 70 eQas S. good 70 choice shp3!ns
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Thermometer Record

Tho following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed at Bohnept's drug store
0pera HOUSE 1orner.' yesterday 7,A.M,, 6l'
IL ", S0'; r., N, So; II: NJ, IL. 80 ~
X lNpicATloNs. az z,
WARRINGTON, D. o., July lS-l:30 A! NJ
For Tennessee and the ohio Valley, loca
showers, partly cloudy weather, variable
winus aud stationary temperature. Sis6a!st
For tho Lower Lake. partly cloudy weatt
or with occasional rain, variable winds ant
stationary temperature. E,I il,
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ToIspo, O., July IL Wheat quiet; No. 2 rcd july
tsc: August Soc; September 9s55Sc bid October va
551ssc bid: September $50 BID. Oatf, dt,tt: No. .
July 81; August 2isfc asked: September &c. SN,s
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n Mo ous,n GLoaY BAxlso Pow DER, house;
kaeper's delight Sold BY all leading Rrooets.
iS-ssi!: :. Gxo. 8. FxEaY. Proprietor..2
[ 4. Il, s6l410 Main Street. Z
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Necliua of MN.

~ Decline OF Mnn. y
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence,
sexual Debility. cured by Wells Health
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'ssip - S52irtt Prices ssS t,s-sls3si A N
On all kinds OF summer goods have touched
bottom at T.. NJ. McGnL1S 4 Cos,
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,..I, Large pxolnises n Y ha.l..
Are made for Saturday, "bnt We can deliver
the goods" ~, e. M. McGlLlIN d Co.
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RlcE's LANDING, Pa, July l7.-R!yer 10
inches and stationary weather clear and
mild. IS II 2t3ls ft'tl5 '.slhs,ts VI
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Y II. ID, 81 Ono hay. 0usy. "a
Wa will make prices on our summer silka
on that day, only, which will be interesting
10 those who wantto buy. g. z. Il 5,s. I
-, L. N. McGILlIS & Co.
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WaNTEp.

VJ7ANTED- A FEW SToGIE CIGAR
wv. MAKKRs. Enquire OPT o'l.e Hudson House.
Welsbutg, ", Va IN 80 I iviEs
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palpg no and V5Odoanas Soid l6a2oc lower at f0a
!t9 eheopRcceipts 400 head; shipmenu oc1
mead. supply large, market weak. some choice
lambs 10 CD Texas sheep 81 7bas poor 10 choice
nsses 81 7aai 90 sprihg lambs 81 eeaS 90 per head.
RAsf L1nEErY, July 7.-Cattle-Maikct. tlow
At unchanged prices receipts 100 head; shipments
Isl head. iioes-MRrket activc; receipts l,tCo head
shipments 800 headI phlladelphlaa S 65eo 7S
Workers IS Soa5 TO- sheor-usfket slow aud I'M
head. N ! - ~ - : ~ - ~
CINCINNATI, o., July l7,-Liye hogs firm: com
mon and light "A 2taS 80; packing and butcheil
IS lblb EO Raeeinta Trn hesd A. ~ ~ -srl r .
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|WANTFD-A RELIABLE MAN TO
W. take charge Of q new aud profitable busi.
neis In this city. Call Ut 1Ye5 Main street. between
The hours OF 10 and u A. u. and ald 4 r. n. 4.
W. BAEK, ~ .al.a-5' jyl7t
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NEW foRk, July H.--Ootton fnn; futures ttrciy
sleaIyi July lo0C; August ll03c; September TO- 5c;
October 1000; N0vcmber 10 45c; December 10 4te:
January 10 bSs; February loose; March 10 79c; April
,, CINcisSArt, o., July l7.-Coston steady; mid.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
SECOND WARD MARKET.

Commencing on Monday morning ocA.t. will
keep full supply o! the Choices! resh Ne us a,
my Stall, No. : Second Ward Market every morn.
lug. Pereoaa desiring choice cut OF meat viii
please give me call.
jyl7 oaH.s e., u b GEORGE BOWERS,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

y 49,. ~ q
A special meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Wheeling aad Elm Grove Railroad Company,
called BY order of The poard Of Directors, III evil.
denced by u resolution this day adopted by said
parry, Id Wheeling, ". Va, 0n Saturday, Augus.
i6th 1854. at? O'Clock r. NJ, Tor the purpoSc OF act
inrOn propositic be then submitted 10 execute
and Issue bones secured by deed Of trust on the
other business u may be presented. g7.>r
E.J. kurTER, secrelary..
July 18th, 1884 5-s Sylt
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A ANNOUNCEMENT.

SEALED PROPOSALS.
l'{s CLERKS OFFICE, -
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF ONO COUNTY,
WHEELING. y. Va, July 10. 1884.
Sealed propos ia will be II ce!yed At this otHce
until the .9h ,nst alto 4. ". for Inc wooden su.
pststructu!e, ii bridge To be built over short
Deans blacksmith fhop tbuut one milo below
Cllht ~. Ohio e,unty. Clear ktan Of bridge fifty
ieet; clear Wild h 70 feet. sf3II-lgst d .ft9,'
BIDS must ee by the ,h9u.aNd feet. board NEE !.
lor Iron fn .ods. Dol y and w-shers sst,.s VI
ghe iShs is reserved TO reject any and all bids.
fos tuilhet information anply to %. ~
- ROaT. b. WOODS,
u, Clerk Of HofSd o. commissioners.
W: q. SMITH. Eup,r e,t. jyl7 2
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Tho Financial World.

'NRw YosK. July l7.-Money easy Ut percent,
aXa71S percent. stp, .lps Exchange bankeys bills
quiet vi u SS1+: demand o. s5A. ~ g,54E 7,
Observation-Disclosures. s-lN asI
RAILROAD BoAps--lf1c2ular and quiet. stt III
STATE SEcuLlrlEs-Qulet. an &. .'#4s!l
srocKs-5peculauun at stock Exchange contin.
ues quiet and embarrassing. Al Tho oeening the
Inarfet WIS stfoug aud prices foJe Haib percent
on continued favorable ciop news AZ tho INST
call, however, we"Icr feeling tet in and prices
| dropped ht222s. During the afternoon " miner
pesee eutsitH e Mali essns npwa
melt with itlt1 az high . 46. Later on It wa7fe.
ported that passenger rAtes between The sesboard
| and Cleveland were be.r cut aud Lake Shore lslt
OF 10 70. This unsettled sp. cuiat!ou onee more,
| market cloapS weak. Borrowing dcmanu Tor lead
Comp sred with last nigh. the closing prices are:
ietn Central s5i M. 9u,! l%csao N ualoa Pa,
eide and Westeii Union u. while Illinois coattsl
III 1cent higher. Other chang IN active a ocks
were les than y ascent ei'hsf way. : I;'IEh
Tranrctions, 1851 , shAleL r
Pacific 6 Of 81. l2l; Centra Pacific, 1Co Erie o24;
Lehigh & Wilkes. co. Louisiana cons0!s 67 Missouri
c. lolh st. Jc Gph. les; st T. 4 s. Q. assiS, ~;
land grants, @i1 do kio Grenoe. a.; Union
Pacific frsa, l07s: do land grants 107: do sinkln:
fand. lOSa; Virginia 6s. 3d. Virginia consols, e1tia
matuIel coupons. ~; 40 &C etrea, .. Aasms. Ea'
S9L Central Paciar, 81: Che ?lplake d Ohio, ~;
do LIST preferred IN; DO "a rreicrred, ~: y,
G., G. & l., IS; Denver d Rio Graude, 81: Erie,
lsH preferred, ~; Fort Wayne l26; Hannibal d
ST. Joseph, sshf 90 preferred, Ssh Fixed; kansas 4
Texa1, ID; Lake Esle & Western, j; Lase Shore,
7s: Louisville q Nashville ~; Louisville, New
Albany q Chicago, 10; Mcmphis 4 Charleston LIST
preferred, 10: DO ID preferred. s.: Memphis q
Charleston, q: Michigan Central, &c: Missouri Pa
clac, w: Nashville ChAtianoocs. 81; Now jersey
Central, 81; Northern Pacific, Tx; do preferred,
a.: Northwestern, f.ssS: do preferred 1875: New
is.ppi, liz; do pseie.red, S.; Pacllc Mail, 4sh;
Pilisbirgb. 81: keadlng, w; st. Louis q Han
Francisco. II: do prefcrred 2G ST. Paul. 6e1s;
do preferred 1ei: Texas Pacific. w Union Pacinc,
Si53s United Statea Express. 81; w.. Ct L. d p,
,: DO preferred, %: Wells. Fargo Express. III;
Wcstaru Union. 5SL s. i.- ~ zss-+-IlTf. y,
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FOR SALE OR RENT-THE EAGLE
~ Brewery and Malt Bousc Possession rtyen
September list. Enquire Of JOIN REID, New
MCLure HouLe. ~ .--I.A. ------.-- =. 1rrns
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FOR SALE,

TOR sALE-A LARGE TWO STORY
street. Enquire Of 7. HHAhKyY, 100 aa1Iet 81.
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BRUTAL ASSAULT.
An East wheeling Row In Which One
Head Was Badly Cut.

An East wheeling Row In Which One
Head Was Badly Cut.
Last evening as John Klevis, the saloonist,
and a friend named John Kline were COM
ing up Wood street, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets, they met two East End
roughs, one Of whom attempted to trip Kline
as he passed by, and nearly succeeded.
Kline asked for an explanation and was in
suited, which he resented by striking the
rough in the face. His friend attempted to
strike Kline, but was held back by klevis.
A brother of the man who had been struck,
and who lived on the other side of the
street, seeing the trouble, came across and
forcibly paci6ed his belligerent brother.
Klevis aud his friend then
started up street toward Sixteenth and
were met by crowd who stopped them to
inquire the cause of the trouble. While
they were on the corner the two roughs
picked up stones and started after them.
Kline seemed the special object of their at
tack and during the fracas received Sc
we're cut on the forehead from large stone
thrown by the man he hit. The fellow then
took to his heels and ran, followed by his
companions. The latter part of the fight
occurred Just as the motor from the Park
arrived at the street 1t was thronged with
people, who speedily left the car to inquire
as to the trouble. The incident caused
great excitement, many persons thinking
another riot was going on aboard the motor.
The roughs interested in the fight are
known to the police and will probably be
arrested in time for hearing this morning.