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s Grand AIai-.

=, The picnic OF the Germanie Singing So.
ciety on the Fair Grounds, next Monday,
promises to be- al immense stair. Extensive
preparations have been made. Music, sing
ing, dancing, shooting, plsys, races aud
other amusementc are on the programme and
will be carried out, Refreshments in abund-
new and improved grounds alone would be
an attraction, but with such programme
offered every body ought 10 attend as pleas
An. dsy can be iusused to all. Come one,
come all and enjoy yourself.
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The Mpansrchor Singing Society will
give the Hrss grand picnic OF The season At
seiberts Garden Tomorrow. Kramer will
play. The Elm Grove cars will make round
trips every hour. A good time can be count.
ed on by all who attend, ,1I m
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no Mum.

It is the opinion OF Mcssrs. Houck & Bar.
ME. Managers Of the Baltimore, Nd, Base,
ball Club, that 81. Jacob, Oil is the best cure
over used by baseball players, for spraius,
bruises, aches and psins, -.
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Red Neal Corn

Packed In cans soldered on the ontside
so tina. contants do not coma In contact
with lead or rosin. I.G
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There will be a g:snd ball at Henry Rem.
hoil,s hall, Benwood, this evening. Arrange.
msnts haYe been made which assure GOOD
time for all who attend. ss'5. 6iT
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JUST think OF II, an sight.foot Hiep ladder
for s. 90, six.!oot for 81 90, with patent
bucket support, q. Bovd's, Market Square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29

The New Imperial" Plow beats them sll,
Take II upop, trisl With any and all o,htra
Keep. them all and pay Tor the p!ow that doesii
the most satisfactory work. II Is sold BY. s.
E. Boyd, Wheeling, W. Va. . ! -,
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DRAproRp, Pa. May 2s.-Crudc oil weak: total
runs Tuesday 5000 barrels: total shipments 3d. Ol6
barrels; United Pno Line certificates opened nj
sgHc, tho highest pilce OF tho day, and closed at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29

THREE HUNDRED more different patterns Of
Carpets, Wall Paper, Bordess, Window Binda,
Oh! Cloths, &c., DO, to be sold at mauufac.
tuners prices for cash. Call soon at Noe.
20l9 and 202l Vain street.. III,
-55r r. JOHN RoEMER AIT:
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.t'a REMARKS ON BERF CATTLE -
The arrivals during the week amounted to l,iIl
head, agaiukt l.465 lat week aud 90 head ,he
corresponding week OF year, aud the sales W. 70
162 head, sga!nst 752 last week and $50 head the
corresponding week Of last year, and were as io!.
To baltimore butchera.....,,. goa
no country dea
........, So
To Washington City ............ 70
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RELIABLE SEEDS that never fail to grow,
re sold by Boyd. No old stock offered,
Everything New and Freah CFopat Boyds.-
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prime 20 6oa6 80; fair 10 good . 2tsh 90; common
ooa5 IS; Philadelphia Us G0ab So Workers IS 9Oa
&c. shecp-Market very dull; pine 81 O0is 90:
receipts 4 0O.head: shipmonts 800 head. Hogs
MArke slow; receipts 5000 head; khipnens Ii 200
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29

. HHw YoRx, May % MONEY market easy at INA
percent; closed ~ Ia. percent. Prime mer.
bankers bills weaker ut q SSIS; demand 81 ssh,
GovERSMEN1s-Flriu for IS: lower for AIS. -.
2 RAILROAD uOSDy-lrrepulnr 4fH 80. rs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29

RED SEAL CoRH Is the best in tie msrket,
Try 1t and be convinced. .5.is5T =
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CINCINNATI, O.. May 2cs.-F;our steady and mn.
eh.nsed; "hes. dull; No. req ST 0,al Of Corn
Sis2sc. Rye lower; No. .. 6Gl67c. Pors. hell NJ
si9 GQal9 q. Lard firm q, S.CCc Bulf meat
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Dry Goods

.. N NJ: foEK, May 2S-Leather firm; hcmlock sole
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29

STRAW BERRIES ard cream ut Inc U. r,
socisl Tonight alter s O'Clock. The muaical
and literary exercises commence at 1880,
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IL II DUISNNLEhEWI
President OF Board OF Directors.

ClolcE vocal and instrumental music and
literary exercises at the U. p. Church social
ta.pipht ...H u |.T...r...... 80. .....
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HrApQuAs7Es for al kinds Of GARDENING
Tools and Seeds. 8. Z. Boyd's, Market
square. s-
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...a r.a..-s.7l si' %. ,s,,lH Tfa,0s, .7..rr
TIE CHILnEES's NOME
Arrives NJ tho Enu or Its EOnrteen
Ycnr-OnS OF Prosperity aud Success

Arrives NJ tho Enu OF lts E0nrteenth
Ycnr-OnO of Prosperity aud Success.
Following Is the fourteenth annual report
OF the directors OF the ohildrsn's Homo Of
tho City Of Wheeling, WA, from May l.,
1888, to May |, 1884:
II 10 with profound gratitude 10 Almighty
God thst We record another years work 40.
inplished by this institution, 90 dear 10, all
good cllizsns who have warm hsarls OF sym.
pathy for the helpless and frlendless child,
atd w , TAKE Pleasure 10 protecting society
the moral, intellectual and physical welfare
OF tho unfortunate. ,This fourteenth year OF
the Homes history has been .Nag
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strong aud higher; shoulder SIC: short rib SIC,
exc; short clear orc, Whisky steady at 81 CSC. :,


W Live btoch. '6N.tIE.,..
CHICAGO, May s.-The Droper,' Jo4rtai reports:
1.-Two hoss-:Receipis l7,0o0 he'd; thipucnu q COZ
s iS.s y: packing and shipping s. sSs5 IS: lisht
$500 head; shipments 1900 head' market active
and firm: export grades 80 4ol0 70; good to choice
shipping SO l0d6 So common to medium IS Goa
rs: gtass Texans 81 2Sal ST. cornfed Texans IS 20
as u.s. Sheep Receipts coo head: shipments 1000
head: market steady; Inferior 10 fair 81 7Sai 30
per cwt; medium 10 good n 00ai 10; choice 10
KASr ,LtnxRrY, May 2s.-CAttlt--Ma,ket slow:
prime % 6oa6 sn fair 10 good :, 2ssh 90; common
oos5 %; Philadelphia V G0a6 So Workers IS 2Oa
. 10. 6hecp-MArket very dull. pine 81 O0lS 90:
head. s' EIl'Tt - Is5,I n, 4 = - : ''' ',
CINCINNATI. O., May 2s.-Livo hogs, steady and
ilim: common and light 81 0Oab %; packing and
eu tC Is oois U.s. receipts 40 head; shipmenu
'. lE5'6 Petroleum.. via 81
DR1nroRp, Pa. May 2s.-Crudc oil weak: total
runs Tuesday 002l barrels total Shlpu pts 50 Old
barrels ch,ten ll3 barrels: clearaoes 5l96 600
barrels; United Pine Line certificates opened nj
TIC; lowest 76sic. T'UH
PlTTnuRsH, Pa, May 2S.-In tho afternoon the
general desire 10 realize weakened The market,
which declined steadily 10 ;Gs4c and closed ralhcr
weak al 76'Sc. Trading good, but no excitement.
| lLusVuLE, IA, MayS.-ODened at S0c; highest
NC; lowest 761fc; closed al f65Sc.
| NEw Yong. May 2S.-Petroleum firm: United
771sc rcAuei shlS33ssc. - -. - ''' :
pAILAnElrilil, "a. May 2S.-petroleum firm;
! Dry Goods.
| New YoRK. May 2s-The export, OF domestic
cotlons Tor tho week wo:e 2Gli packages; for tho
cXeired portion OF tho year 12oiO; mn jpcyraic 0i
several thousand packages over any preyions " ar.
| very heavy rain storm intcrinrcd with tho de-.
mano. aud new business was light The Riverside
Wtnitu MILE, manufacturing tne worsied She 4.
| ing' have their produc!itu told ahead.
| .Il. Cotton. 1p.H BE-"
NEW YORK. May 2s.-Cotton steady; futures dull
and steady; May ll.b7c: Juno ll67c; July ii. Tic:
Augukt l9lc: September ll.72c; Octobef il.2ie:
November II 02c: Decanbsr ll.G.c; January Ii Coo:
February ll.l9:; March ll.3l "-'-' '''
| tN.H Leather. H....,. U
NEW foEK. May 2S.-Leasher firm; hcmlock solo
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, as observed ut 6chneprs drug store.
Opera House corner. yesterday: "A, NJ, Coz:
l2M., G7o;3r ~, Gio; I r, NJ, $50. Nm =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29

The Home has beea very kindly remen,.
bercd by bequest and donation Of the CHART.
ably disposed, aud tho health OF the children
has been remarkably good Tor r family OF Its
sIza During tho winter ten ll0) OF the chill.
dyen had measles. Yet 90 successful was tho
matron In her care that tho physlcian's ser.
vicea we're needed but for one. y IG7.-,10.
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GRAND OPEN AIR CONCERT tonight at Ma
soma saloon, No. 2207 Main street, by the
Opera House brass band. Reymann's and
6clmulbacE's beer on tap. Sandwiches OF
all tirda Ig.,--- III =. s.. Wi
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the young folks give social at the U. P.
Church this evening at $50. rs Eg7l
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CHE.rrsr Hoes, Rakes, Spades, shoyels
Mattocks, at S. Z. Boyd's, Market square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29

Block Plaid ZcphyrB ~ l..
In a larger assortment and at lower prices
than found elsewhere, ct : 81.
ate e. N. MoGILLIy & Co.'s.
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DRY GOODS. "
PARASOLS |!
Sun Umbrellas 81

Our third invoice Of the above,
embracing NIL Of the very latest
styles, has just been received.
Every style in the market shown,
and lowest prices quoted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29

UtE Red Seal Corn according 10 directions.
Drain the liquor Oft the corn and add one
gill Of milk Or cream and lump Of butter,
rbout the s'zs Of u walnut; allow it to be
we'll heated through, but do not cook ii, rs
it hiss been cooked sufficiently in tina process
Q! csnning, Season 10 suit taste ard esrYe
hot, ss2 ed }i5l=4 . -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29

ANOTHER new arrival OF Phaetons, Jump
Seat Buggies and Storm Spring Wagons, iuil
leather top aud all, warranted, st great bs..
gains. J. ". fsRREL,
Cor. Main und Twenty. fret s.rGeu.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29
THE THANksdlvlXd CONTRIBUTION

-3Ht lHhNhsuIVIHu CONTRIBUTION ~"
Last November, though lot as large as In
some previous years, WIS quite handsome,
both In cssh and in provisions. 1t Is emf.
nently fitting that st time when family
reunions take place and ismil; dinners ara
enjoyed by thoGs blessed With friend. warm
4nh true that the unfos,r..ate, the poor. and
especially the friendiess and The ornbap'
share the bounty OF Gods rich hesto vmeuts.
Its !ha intention Of the Board to continrs
the custom OF Thanksgiving contribution
from year 10 year. "Thou shalt rejoice iu
thy feast; thou and thy son and thy dsuuh.
tes and tie iathtrless = . that are within
thy gates" .t, 30 II 81 :
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TIE ENDOWMENT ruwn

at present Is 1888 q, which sum Ia invested
In good securit!cs and is hearing fair rate OF
interest, This sum hiss bsen reached by
contribution Of s3i3 50 from the committee
on the German Centennial Celebration, by
81 900 donated by Mr.. Jacob Hornbrook, and
by sEqoest oi $1,000 from the lanented
John ossterling, both of " hom were firm :ud
substantial friends Of the Home" from the
time OF Its ins!itu!iori aud smaller sums from
other aourcss. Blessed is be that considereth
the poor; the Lord will remember linn in
time OF trouble" This fund Is accumu!a,
tive; the Interest hos not bsea used 70 det,ay
The expenses Of conducting the HONS, but
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29
IN LEGATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Msy 2e.-l:so a. n
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, TAI,
weather, northeastcrly winds, higher bar.
omster, stationary temperature.
For the Lower Lake Regions, fair weather,
norlherly, shifting to easterly winds, sta.
t!onary, followed in tho western portion BY
slight rise In tempo .Ature.
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REAARkg,

.r REMARKS
The receipts are sliyhllyia excess OF las. weeks
offerings, aud their quality shows some little i'm
proyenent. The offerings are about equal TO a
moderately good demand and prices range from "a
TIC, with a few fat:a shade higher. Quotations
same tlEc last year 9Ha!0Ac. ~ - ~ -
THE sHEEP AARKEr.'
At l,vaIs t IN, wee, wsek. 5s7
r.rai tane b,llG
oii'aia oneSeA1
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WHEN you want a tisst-class Buggy or
Wagon. 20 to BoYd's.
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--I- VEEIEuUE IAt Il, 7
~. Treasurer Chlldren's Home.
hvpIrog's REPORT.

On reques. OF MisB G. Lamb, T1casurer. OF
Chiltren's Home, hsYe examined her cash
book and bank book q I'D find that her report.
as compiled from receipts and expenditures.
is correct and that cash reported On hand
agrees with bslsnee In bank. 4 s,..zs-.,.,s.-,
RESPECTFULLY,
: Nay, 1854. ~. -. min R. +. CRlsgsLI. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29
INDIA LAWNS
ENBRO|DERIES !!

Constant additions arc being
made to our stock Of White India
Lawns und Embr0iderics. An
early call is solicited, as we now
hive many rare patterns Of En-.
broi,leries that will be lillleult to
duplicate later III the season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29

With IN inrress, in the receipts of 70, head ovor
iAst weeks o!e!irgs, tkde has been slow. a. there
hes been blt little outside demand and hnr,o
butchers HaS not buying freely The Quaty Is Lot az
1000 sS last weeE Prices for sheep ere $3.50 aud
ioi ismns iGa6Hc. came time last year sheen
sold for 3MAf1zc. and lsnahs 7aYlE 49, 'uoep
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29

HAND Garden Plows, Cu!tivators, Seed
Bowers and Tools Of every description sold
by Boyd, Market Square. ,l-'5t..9
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Few Advertisements,
ATTENTION, Holiday Post No.
PIG. A. R: Uniforms are now
ready tor delivery. -sz.ss i. &.
.-.S.s.isz \ D. GUND4iING 4 CO.,
Purveyors to Holiday Post.
MISREPRESENTATION.

Genuine all wool, fast color, Inz
digo Blue Suits, made in the, best
style, with written guarantee as to
quality, at $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-29

Baltimore Livestock Marker,
opyIc4 OF CALvrsroS LIVE STOCK YAEns.l
MONDAY, Msy 26 1854. !
ISL EIcElrTs or TIE WEEK, E.a
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-11-08

Mancy was at the telephone nearly all day an
swering demands for news When the reports
from New York became quite positive some of
the Augusta friends, whe were sitting down upon
a regular powder mine of enthusiasm, would ask
if the news was positive enough for them to
''break loose"
mo" Manly would answer, "don't you do one
thing-dont you make a peep until we are alb
solutely sure You will have time enough to
shout"
The most demorazed member of the Blaine
household was black Frederick, of the old
house servants. lie sat up all last night. He
had vowed that he would not eat or sleep until
Mr.. Blaine was elected He stood about with
eyes and ears open, hoping to get a chance later
in the day to eat, at least, without breaking his
vow. Those who showed the most interest were
Miss Margaret Blaine and her little sister Lizzie.
The two were never far away from the telegraph
instrument. Walker and Emmons took the
news after the fashion of men of the world, and
scanned the reports without much show OF ex-
citement. Mrs. Blaine was uneasy and anxious,
but she showed splendid selfcontrol, although
she could not help saying that glory or power
could compensate one for the anxious trials of a
presidential campaign.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-11-08
MARQUAND ART GEMS.
Copies of Moscow Originals Which Cost
$4,000 Each To Be Reproduced.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA private view of sew
eral new collections loaned to the Metropolitan
Museum of Art has been given to the represent
atives of the press. They consist of the II. G.
Marquand reproductions of early Russian, Ger
man and English gold, silver and bronze eating
utensils, armor several cases of interesting
Egyptian curiosities loaned by James Douglas
jr., and Judge Victor @. Barringer, the Hunting
ton collection of portraits and bronzes of Wash
ington, Franklin and Lafayette. and the col
lection of paintings by George F. Watts r. A.
loaned by the English owners, and those belong
ing to the Little Holland House gallery, the
property of the artist
By far the most interesting of all is the Mar
quand collection. Most of the originals are in
the Kremlin at Moscow and the Museum of The
Hermitage, St Petersburg. The reproductions
are electro, and have been manufactured by the
ELLINGTON Company, of England, at cost of al
most $40 000 Another set was made at the same
time for the kensington Museum.
The Watts collection of paintings includes
noted physician, John Stuart Mill, Cardinal
Manning, Thomas Carlyle, Lord Tennyson, and
Matthew Arnold, and other noted Englishmen.
Most of the paintings are of mythical charac-
ter, and comprise such subjects as ''Chaos, }"
'Orpheus and Eurydice" Death on the Pale
Horse" Diana and Endymion," etc. In the
collection of statuary three additions have been
made, Girl and Dog" by Benzoni; abraham
Lincoln, by Mrs. Sarah Ames, and John the
Baptist, by l.. Bienaime
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-11-08
A Card from Mr.. John F. waIlick.

n Caru from MT. JOhn Z. WallcRs
1.-THE following letter was addressed to the editor Of
the Sentinel, who declined to publish it,:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 7, 1884.
To the Editor of the Sentinel:
The editorial in your issue of this morning
charging that, in the collection of election re-
turns, from which the bulletins sent out were
made, certain returns were held back, is unjust
and without foundation in fact and can only be
accounted for on the suppositon that you are
not acquainted with the manner in which this
work was DONE or that you are disposed to do
me an injustice.
The plan adopted for collecting, tabulating
and comparing these returns was as follows:
The manager of each telegraph Office in the State
was instructed to telegraph to me, at Indianapo-
lis, the vote i'll each precinct or ward IN his i'm
mediate locality, as as the result was known,
giving the vote for each of the presidential candi
dates, the gains and losses to be compared here.
The Democratic and Republican State central
committees had instructed the chairmen of com
mittees throughout the State to furnish this in
formation to the nearest telegraph Office at the
earliest possible moment. These reports, by
precincts came in from almost all parts of the
State, two of them from the same county seldom
coming at the same time.
Taking the returns by precincts, coming in
this way, would give fair indication of the
probable result, provided both parties furnished
the information promptly. The bulletins were
made in every case from the actual returns re-
ceived, and can be verified by the kilograms, Civ
ing the vote, now on file in the telegraph Office
here That moee precincts were not heard from
on the night of election may be due in part to
the extraordinary length of the ticket to be
counted and perhaps, in part to other causes.
1t is fact that but few returns by precincts
were received on that night and the following
day from the strong Democratic counties and
counties whore the Democratic gains were
largely made.
The following statement of the number of pre-
cincts heard from, in some of the stronger Dem
ocratc and Republican counties (which can also
be verifed), may throw some light the
suit as given in each bulletin and the subsequent
change:
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-11-08
REPUBLICAN COUNTIES
counties giving Republican gains:


If you desire to test the correctness of this
statement, the original messages, the sheets
from which they were checked off and the state
ments with which they were compared, are now
on file in my office and open to your inspection,
and | will be pleased to contribute any facilities
at my command to this end.
L take this occasion to notice an interview ssid
to have been had with Mr. Hendricks and pub
lished in the papers here and elsewhere ques-
tioning the truth of the bulletins made from the
returns received copies of which were furnished
to him, as a courtesy, in accordance with the
usual custom to tender such courtesies to the
parties most interested
In reference to this, will only say that the
same facilities to investigate are open to Mr..
Hendricks that are rendered you, if he should
desire to look into the matter
So FAR the charge against the Western As
sociated Press is concerned | have nothing to
say. l am not agent of that association, and
have not been for a long time, and am not re-
sponsible for any reports dispatches sent from
here or elsewhere outside of the bulletins which
were given alike to all papers who received the
Associated Press dispatches. Very respectfully,
JNo. f. WALLIcK.