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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Lospox May 2e.-l2:90 m-coDsols l01 5le for money
7l0 the accounts United states -Four
Bonds I23 Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage
trustees Certificates, $685. Erie IA do Second COnsols
S3Ia Central llOh Illinois Central, III *
ylvaBia 5G Reading, 1874 Mexican Ordinary, <o1s ST.
PAM Common, 81
m-Pars advices quo'e Three Per Cent Rentes rs
francs continues for the account
TTusees Certificates 36s do second Mortgage ss Ere
IA New Yerk Central lGSl Illinois Central l209s Pennsyl.
yaia. jcis Healing 1915 Mexican Ordinary <o1s 81 Paul
Common 6s1s .
Germany specie Of $3.50 900 mATkk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSFORMATION
DEPARTMENT OF TnB INTERIOR ogEcR OF 1sDl4x AFFARs

DErARTN OF THE INTERIOR oggicR OF iSD4S AFssRs
SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed Proposals FOR Beer
bids for Beef must be- submitted in separate onveope-O
BSGoP s F sn5 70 te coHssaner Of nin 1s
NOS. 90 AND 81 WOOSI ElLsI. ElMf Ohkj Wllr Dc re-
nsing or the about 62OOOS pounds Bacon
3sUOOGOO pounds Beef on tho hooL zOOOu POUNDS eAl
$4,000 pounds BAKING Powder 10000 pounds Corn 10000
iU5GO0 pounds Hard .sdd 43OnO pounds tommy IVOO
500 800 pounds Tobacco go coo pounds SAT-
I5O pounds Soap 5000 pounds soda 0oOOOO POUNDS Su
Also BiSnEet5 wSoIlen ami Cotton Goods consisting
part Of Tieaing 200Oo yardsi Standard Calico $1,000
yards Drilling, 1000 yards Duck free from ali siEns
$4,000 yaris DENNIS, 1000 yards bingham, 10000
yards Kentucky Jeans p 900 yards Cheyq 1000 yar,s
yards Hickory shrting 10 yards Calico shirting 5000
yards: sda 1o y1 1s eSoo Books % and ons
st 0rmscolaneOus articles such ~ Harness Poughs aKes
vice 10 lie delivered at Chicago Kansas city sioux City
Also wagons % required adapted TO the Gil
Pacific Coast with california brakes delivered al
Also transportation OF articles goOds and
plies that may not De contracted tor " De delivered al INC
fsYps MUsT BE MADE OUT ON GOVERNMENT
Schedules showing Kinds and quantities Of subsistence
supplies required for each agency and the kinds ana quaint
ties In gross al other goods and articles together with
prOpOsais conditions 70 be observed oy Odder tine
place " delivery ms Of contract and pa ment trans
pOr:aon and I'll other Instructions VIII oe
a1nis9so upon E TX u" Woo.raps York william
% s - psu San Franciseo and Yankton; the
Postmaster al City the PosAsers at the fol
lowing named places Kansas Arkansas city Burlington.
BGdse cry a EPors aroh Medicine
Lodge Nev,on Usage city sedan. sterling Topeka Wei
ds viii be- opened al Tie hour and day above stated and
bidders invited to be present az the opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Al bids must be accompanied 6y certified checks upon
Los Angeles at ve per Of the amount Of
the proposal H PRICE Commissoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
ST. Pall, Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway C0nlalTS
First Mortgage Sinking Fund I Per
Cent Land Grant Gold Bonds.

In conformity with provisions Of the MORTGAGE Deed Of
Trust securing the above Bonds we the undersigned Trustees
hereby give notice that Bonds OF 300 each 20 Bonds "
5000 each and $40 Bonds Of $1,000 each Of the numbers
specified below this day in our presence fairly and
without preference or discrimination designated by lot FOR
redemption per and accrued interest payable out
u the moneys pledged from proceeds Of ales OF lands
and now available purpose The Bonds 80 drawn
will be paid presentation az the odce OF JOHN : AEN
NFDY No SO william New York; and the holders thereof
are hereby they should be presented on OF before
st day OF July next from that date interest viii cease to
accrue thereon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Nay 6-ProvfsIOns-Bsces-c Cumberland Cut
4Os; Long Clear Addles AIS Sd short Clear Middes,
AS Cd short Ribs Asa Of; SHOULDERS 3d4 cvt Beef,
g2s for extra Indian Aessi Prime Ness s2s Psrx-Prns
OL obi, Prime Mess. Eastern, 7ss West
srn Lara-Ansueaa, Ala Od.' Prime Western 4la 50;
LsIa OIL 4Ds Od. Hans-L0Rs Cat 6Js Od shoulders, sos
Butter Sos DER for URited States. Cheese
American 62s Cd whsatRed Western spring "a ID
as Cd Rcd inter- 10 I'D "a Cd GENITAL; No Spring
4d.; New Western Winter T. Sd New Mixed western
b. 3idi CALIFORNIA; Ne Is sd ass I'D; California No 2
new IS 30 per GENITAL Prodnos-splrits OF rurpsatine,
26s Cd, do AZ LsReon 2is I'D. per hsansd Retro
sum 7isd per gallon. Clovsr seed-Ansncan Red. Asa
16ls per cwt fall0w sos Nd. per crt hssla-Commea,
a. I'd Psls n, SI0s ID IAnssed OIL GOA Sd. per owL
asceips Of wheat Tor the week! from Ports coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riosr. Vessels and Rrur0rfs
NEw-YorK, May 90. 1894
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YorK. Nav 90. 1s9l

COFFEE-spot Rio dull and nominal at loisc for Far
DAT bags aTrOX. on private termsi sOH lays
were withdrawn IRON siock4 options duil ana
Jnly 80 IS August $500 $50: september - a. dO
October. go $50 November S65 as 70; December = y
a. 10 bid and asked Mild grades dull sales 900 Dags
MaracabO $50 Laguayra and 900 Mexican SOLD on pr
90.
COTTON-Spot Cotton active firm AMI unchanged SAFES
9475 bales 40 SATURDAY. evening" including 84n or OK
bales. Receipts at tho ports TO-DAY, 2lOI bales sssns
l-E thsda week, So last year since ecpte
Der 474i 500 bales against 577s65 bales same period
last 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27

quarters from Pacific ports 81 900 quarters from other
sources OOUO quarters Receipts OF Corn A. 100 quartz =
LONDON, May l6-Proiuos-Linseed OIL - los az - Va
ton Calcutta insee i2s 81 42s I'd per quarter ii
seed cake 20 los per ton Refined Petroleum, 80 ~ ~
per gallon. Spirits OF Turpent1ne. 2is sd per cw-
Sperm oil. sBi0 gB5 pr ton Rosin-C0mmon. 4s. 6di
Pale, 6s qlls Proviglons-Iari Ats. Cd per cwt tor
American. sugar LIS I'd per cwL for CUBA CentrI'
fugs plilrzing $50 AMI l5s 3D. Gl6s Cd for CUBA Ah-
CuyadO rednin afloa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
aaa3atlons aceorpg o Ine Amercan eIassea0n aro

sTict Good Ordinary l1l6 Mdding NM. llls
Futures quiet closing advance Of 70 points sales
$1,000 bales TOays closing prices May II e2SiI 81
June II o. July SO II 81 August d9S SepIe 65
al Os; December ilO2dllO3; January, 1000 III
Fs9Taary al2o@l22 Market closing firm Transferable
FLOUR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. continues dul
limited and the o6bing business confined mainly imrne
ate wants, sales 1000 b0s Of Which goo nbs we're
s5 To- 900 bbls - 90 81 90 for SgrpE and q go
200 DSs sgpeTWRRs caf ? go b iGE WT Wheat
6aoIatOns Fine To- apcrane So o latter
an C Psnc1 s * 20 ss Common 10 Good
T S@ 10 Far az xra ONO 81 8oa$4 6 Good - 2ods
Good 70 Choice 80 556ss; Common Extra Minnesota
Z 90 Straight 81 81 s6aS Psicnt s. Baker.
s sf' 5Sasa 76 Far to Good IS Good very
h9ee g N IS ezra Paet for We" west indies s %
South American. 81 ass - Market closing d3l.
favor sales 200 bills including Common 10 Good E3 T
s. sass - Good to n6 Gholf e = &c c @9 sales
b6s superane g SOgs ORR MEANRq go
as3 as.
teyersh and gnsee s' GDeniR ting
advanced al and closed heavy at = &c 1nqeT tns s6
fairy active business specpiaye 3eeount sales ls3e
0o0 bush future 91sn eas Spot saS for
delivery next MONDAY UnGTaded Winter Red 79c 81 o
MT No 16 5 No Re seller June 81 81 81 62 clos,
do seller August sjasa%l ia. closing 81 04Si do.
seller September 81 "a 4dSl 05s closing %; 90 sci
Ter October ~ o. closing II 01.---RH c-hiArke
about steady with moderate export demand sales lIOo
hush Western at size. arrive cost, freight ana msu
ance III on the spot 5000 bush Canada &c deLvcrc
BARLEY MALT-Dull, prices unchanged 49,. CORN
Market unsettled, opening 2c lover subsequently reeOv
erred from the decline and advanced s0 ana closed urn
at about the outside prices fairly active export trade
and pretty good speculative
trading sales 600 bush. future 100000 bush CASH
including Ungraded Mixed At "a 2d6 Lei No anu steamer
Mxed &c No p 63l 63 2c. store. $500 n54c dei
cred: Ungradcd White 67c No, Mixed seller Way ol =
nominal AZ 63Hec do sci er une 81 "a
6sls closing 63lc. do seller July 81 sG4 &C. closing
csc; do seller August. $40 80 closing oOHc 40
seller September 9 66asc, closing ,6Ac----OAI s-Mar
ket uDsetfed Cash opened sc lower, ana closed
with the decline recovered. options opened &c
better and closed with the advance partly lost ar Ds
ness In buttons cash lots and 10 arrive
sales 495 600 bush future 10000 bush cash ana 90 arrive
including 10 Mixed. 3jci No. . 3 az &c III eleVa
tor 81 u - &c delivered from store No quoted ar3 &
No White 3gc; No 2, S9a4 4Olc IN elevator ~. a. &c
10 arrive cost freight insurance; No quoted c.
Mixed western 36l2a3-c; White do 40 4ic Wte STATE
bush No iOr export No - : "a 80 &c
rrce on board bush DO 10 arrive cost freight ana
insurance at So 81 he: Mixed seller June, 81 4a31Sc
closing at Che; do seller July 80 @3 '2c Closing 81 &C.
FEED-Steady.
stocks in in New OrK brooklyn and Jersey 10y
grain warehouses. held Railway Lighters on Ger
uncatG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
NAVY PAY Offios,
No. n STATE.sT.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this once until ~ O'Clock 7h day OF June 1884
supplying such quantities Of fresh beef and vegetables
bread and baking bread be required M the Navy
Yard and station AZ New duns the nsea year ending
June 80 1895.
Blank forms all necessary information TO
specifications and the quantities required can be procured
applying Inspector Provions and Clothing AZ
the New.Y-rk Navy Yard THOMAS T. CASW ELL
Pay Inspector L. D. Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
Cor week last 80 s27 2s gSs 3 sSscs

P
the was estimated az lie.
BEEVFs-Receips Yesterday and to-day were y cars az
Jersey CITY and 50 a. SiIethst making 4ll1 head
against 10 Monday The arrivals for the week
ld head than last week, and 3lOO head less
than tlicc1rrespondng timelast year
speedily -r receipt un Wednf stay. FORA " IN
equal the demand tl"re sharp advance IN ce on
nearly nc per pound common 70 Fair n era showing We
greatest gam although the arrivals M FRIDAY were quc
liberal wanted rather better figures for the Top
grades with Medium barely steady al the close.
or the 232 carloads 80 the yards this morning % GAYS were
Lngham. and Al came direct ~
slanghferera leaving 1863 on the market sellers
inclined TO hold the stock rn while butchers were DIS
posed first little bearsh and some OF the early sales
a small n act less tIan Erdcy opening
figures and Medium steers but the market ac.
dured hrm,P before The finish and closed n strong
FRIDAYS prices with the yards cleared before 10 N
the sales SO cars Of Cincinnati and kenuck
Ster the Of 80 - 25 with most Of he "a es ~
RS jJ u 70 10 and : cars OF still Bulls wore
sod at ~ 75ds5 40. iFive ears Of Texans
II dress SO ~ and Native steers corn
fed and meaf al 40 - 80 for Common 20 Choice with
Extra Pennsy sabeed cold by Daniel Mcpherson
the fancy price OF - % = per 100 10.
Mr. Goldsmith very fine drove % Missouri Cattle and
selling jO head mead placed at the high marx
OF - 40. part OF them reserved for EXPORT -
The Egyptian Monarch Is 20 sail today with GOO Live
Cattle and 500 quarters OF Beef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
Sales bp Aurtion.

A UCTION SALE.
NAVY PAY OFFICE.
- STArE-sr, New.N OTk May D. lsSt.B
BY order Of Commodore !. :. Fiebrown. : y Messrs
John II Draper Will sell az public auction "a the Navy
Yard brooklyn Friday June i3, 1854 ai oclosk
a m a large quantity Of condemned provisions. clothing.
small stores Lists the articles be sold Dee
at this office and at the Navy Yard -
A. III. GILMAN
Pay director. L :. y.
DECFIVERS SALE.-B. p. Fairchild h CO..
IL auctioneers will sell az public auction on thur 'dAy,
N,v % 1881 AZ ,O az the hangc saesroOm No II
Rroad diamond brooch do rngs gold braceets loeA
cts coral setts BY order OF T. EIhhlDDk he,'Ner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
Drouc5sls.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS For TIE NEW.
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al I'll IL II.
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. ,2SS broadway, corner thirty
until -thfr1st-, corner
81 Union square
76O Thiriave Fortysevenh-st; Nos 1907 Third
ave- sXt1eth-st and az the HARLEM OFFICE, HsUO
Third one hundred twenty hfthst up 70
Z d. M, at regular Ofnce rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw- YORK, May 20.
Dealings at the Petroleum Exchanges to-day
were moderate IN volume But the business week opens
with a stronger market The early prices were the lowest
of the day and touched figures but slightly below the
rnal quotations OF Saturday. There was steady I'M
provement during most Of the day. and even the an
nouncement suspension Of the Penn Bank of Pitts
burg caused no ripple Of excitement The market closed
arm al about the highes prices Of the day.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27

The price OF refined oil In AewYOrk reduced Is OF
cent 6ls cents per gallon, but the quotations
changed in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
BRADFORD Penn. May 26.-Crude oil steady; total
runs Saturday and Sunday, 943 bbIs total shipments
77,61I bbls.; charters. 49,2O6 bbls; clearances
29I4 bbls United Pipe Line certificates opened al
rs and closed at 74% highest price, 74a; lowest 72a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
MINES AND MINING.

sALESAF TIE NETWORK HryIyS BrcHAYGE.
NRw-YORK May &C. 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIF0RyIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, May 26, 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSFER OF PAS
Il sENGER's BAGGAGE
On Cns n HOrsF. NEw.YoRK.

Il aEN0ERS BAGGAGE.
House. NEw-YORK. I
COLLECTORS OFFICE, May o. 1884
Proposals will be at this once nnt OcOck D.
SATURDAY MAY 1884 for transferring the baggage on
cabin saloon passengers arriving IN steamships from
foreign pOrscXcepting steamships whose dOchs are III
BARGE Office The Of baggage VIII necessarily
include the transfer Of the passengers Information ~ ~ ns
estimated OF pieces O baggage and also me aner
IN which tie he performed, viii Dc furnhe' on
application the surveyor OF tine FORT The proposals nst
addressed the undersigned and will be subutd 10 ne
Hon OF the treasury for his cOnsidelho anu
direction. WILLIAM H. ROBERISON, collector
PROPOSALS FOR RANGES, STOVES, etc.
A JEFFERsONytLLE DEPOT OF THE QUARTERMAsTLRs(
DEPARTMENT, Z
JEFFERsOSFILLE. Ind, May IL lS1iD
SEALED PROPOSALS. in rplicate, subject % the usual
central standard Friday 20 1884. at which
time d place they viii be opened In presence % bidders Or
delivering this depot the following nam0t
81 Army Ranges. No J. 80 Army Ranges NO z,
Army Wood 0aters. No / 80 Army Wood Heaters NO2
100 Army Coal ;ers, No ., and 80 Army Coal Heaters
No. :.
Bids are aso requested 10 and ranges.
Range No l. and for number as
equal in heating capacity TO tine various patterns of Army
Heaters.
also solicited extra castings Of all stoves and
RANGES offered.
The Government the right to reject all pro-
pOsas
Preference giventO articles Of domestic production and
manufacture OF and quality BEN equal and
given 70 articles OF American production ana
manufacture the Pacific Coast 10 the extent or
the consumption required by the public service there
specifications, and fu information as 10
bdduX ETC. will be furnished by tins Office application
Envelopes containing proposals shoud be plainly rked;
Proposals for Ranges stoves etc ana 10 TIC u
dersigned X 9AA i = ,--,v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
EtPIER Foot OF CAyAL-sT., y. Il.
NJ 81 1..1

7 I I I :
Il ING OF stockholders Of the PACIFIC NAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY will be held office ~ the company.
pier foot Canast the city OF New ork
on WEDNESDAY the 2sth day Of MAY. 1884 between tho
Of AMI O'Clock for the election OF dIec
such lOther
ery before The transfer books Of the company w
~ the Union Trust Company on FRIDAY
The 59d N Nav 1884 al o'clock D. m and will reopen on
tn RS DA T. the 2Jth OF May. 1854 at 10 O'Clock. IN
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27


THE ANNUAL MEETING Ofthe stockholders
OF the United Company. for the ee ton Of trus-
viii be held the Office " the company - Broaws
II Z. A. MAkDEN eecrctaFy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
OFFICE OF ST. PAUL AXD DULUTH R4nRoAD
pHIIIP = HARRT-. secretary.

Il III VIII
L stockholders Of the UNITED STATES ELECIRIO
LIGHTING COMPANY the election Of Board 81 Irus
tees Tor the ensuing year and the transaction OF sch Othes
business brought the citing viii De held
at the Office OF the Company Nos SO and ~ Lberyst IN
the Of NewYOrk Tuesday June 3 1884 at O'Clock
the afternoon
The transfer Company viii De closed May
~ ~ W. LEONARD +. CURTIS.
Ney.york MAY 20 1884 secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
Financial.

CENTRAL IOWA RAILWAY COMPANY.
~ Of this company VIII DC closed
II. 1884 D. and reopsned June D. 1855 Ihe ahnns
meeting khOders " this company, Tor eecuOn
directors such other busness may properly come D
fore the viii be held az the Office Of be cgmpst'
MarshaOwn Iowa at ~ o'clock Wedne ~ Lhne "
1891 RUSSELL SAGE. Vse.Presldent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No. II BROADWAY. Nav YORK, }
Mav II 1AA

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFrcE OF CONTROLLER or THE fTRRFNcY,f
WASHINGTON. May is. ls5i
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who
NAV have claims against The National Bank "a
the City OF ork" " Y, that the "a ne must 9e pre-
Walter Johnston Receiver with the cgai prDl
viii he disa Ilowed n W. CANNON,
Comptroller VI tie Currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-27

TIE sCHLEY MINING AND MILLING COMPANY,
No. - PNE--T. I
NEW. YORK. May 26 1884. ,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stOckhOld-
Company for the election Of three Trustees aud
~ other business Will be- held az The oce
~ f. H. Pratt Monday. june p l--4 AZ
The polls viii De kept open hour and votes sent by
mail will be recorded.
VI SCfITEY.
+ a PRATT.
GEORGE rfHLEY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-14
NAMING the JUDGES.
Ohio Judicial Nominations Yes
tsrday.
BARBEE NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS
Romeo H. Freer, Another 6reenbacksr,
Placed On the Ticket for Pres
idential elector.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., August l3.-C lex.
elusive Republican Judicial Convention
for this district was held here to-day. The
number of delegates present was l6S. The
candidates nominated to-day will be voted
for at the first election held under the Cir
cult Court amendment to the State consti-
tuition, which was voted upon and adopted
by the people last spring. The amendment
was proposed by the Committee on Judicial
Administration and Reform, of which Dur
bin Ward is Chairman, in response to a
suggestion by the State Bar Association,
which had recognized and discussed the
fact that more time should be given to the
work now performed by the District Courts
Under the amendment the State is divided
into circuits for each of which three judges
will be elected. These will hold two terms
Of court in each county every year. The
regular term of Office will be six years, but
as this will be the first election to the new
office, and in order that a Circuit Judge
may hereafter be elected once in two years
another for four and the third the full term
the Governor and Secretary Of State will de-
eide the distribution of the terms This
judicial circuit includes the counties of Ash
tabula, Belmont Carroll, Columbiana,
Geauga, Guernsey Harrison, Jefferson, Lake,
Mahoning, Noble, Portage and Trumbull.
The circuit is largely Republican, and the
nominations made are equivalent to cleo
tions. The candidates were Judge Wood
bury, of Portage; l.. E Durfee, of Geauga;
Judges Day and Couant, of Portage; Judge
Speer and c. A. Harrington, of fTrumbull;
Judge Laubie, Of Columbiana; W. P Hays,
Of jefferson; Judge Frazier, of Noble, and
A. W. Jones, of Mahoning.
Assembled.
The convention met at 1890, Private
Dalzell acting as temporary chairman.
The permanent organization consisted in
j. ". Burrows, of Lake county, chairman;
J. B. Smith, of Belmont county, viee-presi-
dent; ]. Eckley, of Carroll, r. W. Taylor,
Of Columbians, and n S. Morgan, of Bel
mont, secretaries. Judge Frazier, of Noble
county, was nominated on the fourth ballot,
Judge II. B. Woodbury., of Ashtabula, on
the fifth, and Judge z. A Lanbie, of Co
lumbisna, on the twenty-second ballot
There was great fight for the third place
between A. W Jones, of this city, and
Judge Conant of Portage county, c. A
Harrington, of Trumbull, ". P. Hayes, Of
Jefferson, and Judge Lanbie but the latter
finally won the day amid much enthusiasm.
Resolutions endorsing Blaine and Logan
were passed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-14
A DISASTROUS FIRE.


Northeast, Pennsylvania, Vtsited by a Cost
Iy Fire-Ioss $500, ,OOO-Itst, of the In
surance Companies Interc sted.
ERIE, Pa, August l3.-About 3 o'clock
this morning q FIRE broke out in the drug
store Of Br0Okins 4 Fleming, at Northeast,
this county, aud spread rapidly. In reply
10 call for ass stance, steamer was sent
BY the Erie Fire Department. 1t was sew,
eral hours before the fire could be got
under control, and the business
portion Of the town is now
in ashes. Among the blocks destroyed are
Towns LOOMS, Hall, Belknap Union and
Payne house. These and the Presbyterian
church we're mostly fine brick buildings,
built since the fire Of 1871 when this same
district was burned oTer. Among those
burned out are the First National Bank,
Shsrt. Blaine & Goulds Bank. and fifty to
sevpaty-fve others.
The total loss will probably exceed $780,
600 on which there is insurance OF
$lO5, 600, placed in the.SIlowing compan.
les: Fire Associations, $IO2OO; Niagara,
s.. 800; Royal, 5000; Buffalo, $500;
Pic nix, Of Hartford, 81, $50; City Of Lon
den, $3.50; Merchant; Of New York,
$50: Insurance Company, ef North Amer
tea. $l7,700; Hartford. s23, 758; Pennsyl-
vaia, of Philadelphia, S2;558 Manufactnr-
er,. 81. 9ss; North British, 81, 800; Queen,
5000; Northwestern, $500; Liverpool Of
Lea don, and Globe, sl,jGs; Etna, $4,000;
Lar eashire, $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-14
FUSED AGAIN.

Fourth District Republicans Nominate DIR.
Barbse, Greenback-Fusion Candidate,
for Congress.
HUNTINGTON, August IA Exclusive i
The Republican Congressional conyen-
ton met at IL a. m. to-day. Fl. NJ Adams
of Huntington, was chosenchairman. ORA.
R. Barbee, of Mason county, was unani-
mously nominated for Congress. Romeo
Il. +. Freer, of Ritchie, was nominated for
elector. The convention was harmonious
and enthusiastic. DR.. Barbee accepted the
nomination in speech calling forth much
applause. Freer took the bakery in his
speech of acceptance. Hughes, Of the State
Journal, Morris, Of the Richie Gazette, and
Peterson, of the Republican, made the nom-
mating speeches. Fusion is fact in the
Fourth district. and Eustace Gibson must
look out for his laurelS.