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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-21
INSPECTOR THOMAS.
THSLArE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
An U. \. LEGAL Inspector Of Sie.nbost Boiler,
DelSuSttd hy tho Examining tpsrd-Cipt.'
Reuben Thcnt', Of Claiinstos, &sltctsd "
after 4 Sewers Examination. Is

The spccsesor Of Capt Thoa. Wilton, do.
ceased, as United States Local Inspector Of
Steamboat Boilers at this port, was yesterday
designated by Judge Jackson, Supervising
Inspector Fehrenbatoh and Surveyor Of Gus.
TOMS Beach, who, under the a,htute. com.
uriss The Board OF Examiners OF applicants.
Following iB their own abatement OF the re.
ault: al sEi'R 80. w#'.r 80.
u. D. INSPECTOR or B.ILsRs OF s1rAY.yEsyKLs
f1g THE PORT or wHxrIko.
Section 4li5 OF the Revised Statutes Of the
Jailed s!a,es proyiaea In the casa OF filling o
Vacancy In the office OF LEGAL Inspector Of
liollers, that Board composed Of thu Super.
vlsing Inspector, Cniei Officer Of Customs
mud Judge Of the Dls.rlo. Court shall desig-
nato tho person to I'LL the VACANCY. Such
person as provided by tho statute ''Bhsll he
Of good character and havo suitable quAtifi.
cations and attsinments to perform ths ser.
vices CT Inspector Of Boilers, who, from his
knowledge and experience oil tho dutiea O!
Nm engineer employ cd in navigating vesssls
by steam, and also Of the construction and
nse OF boilers and machinery, and arpur.
tsuancts Herewith connected, Is able to firm
reliable opinion Of the strength, form,
workmanship aud suitablsness Of boiler, and
machinery 10 be employed without hazard
to lie, from imperieciion In the material,
workmanship or arrangement Of any psrt oil
any such apparatus for steaming.n
In compliance with the provisions tf
The statutes the Board met at Par
sersburs August II, 1891. md 11od August
Is for the examination Of applicants for sp.
pointment. The following written questions
were submitted to each Of the candidates and
Q written answer required. All Of tho ques
fiona were bssed upon the nqulremenlu Of
the Law re ulsurg the Steamboat Inspection
Service. We give the most Important ques.
tions Us propounded, with tbs correct AL
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PERSONAL I1ENT}4H,
Aowu md Gossip III Relation to Various
reOpic.

hcwn and Gossip III Relation to yRriou,
] & People.
Mr.. W. C. Leonard, OF Parkersburs, is a
the Howell house. t,
Judge @. W. Carroll, OF 81. Clrirsyille, W.,
in the city yesterday. tl
George A. Chambers, Of Mt. Pleasant, va.
ut the Mcclure yesterday.
T. H. Buchanan, the Brooke county as
sessor, was down yesterday.
Mr.. Arthur sipsel, OF Grafton, VAS smoos
his Wheeling friends yesteIdsy.
Miss Garry Dearolf, 0: Barnesyille, ia ths
| guest OF Mrs Ohas. Menksmeller.
Mas Minnie GiIbreath, OF tho Gsrder
| Spot, is viaitirg at the camp ground. IT.
'squirs Il. J. Fslber returned last evening
from we. ks sejousn at Lake View, Ohio.
Mrs. ". s. Gilbresth and daughters, Eff:
and Flora, are visiting friends and relatives
in West Liberty.
R, T. Lowndes, OF Clarksburg, President
OF the IVES! Virginia Il Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company, is in the city. ,@
Mrs. Jennie L. Lyle widow OF the late
Rev. J. G. Lyle, hes received s., 900 from the
A. .. q. W., Of which organization her hue
band Was member. a.
d.. J. O. Pipes and wife have gone 10 Beth
any to spend TWO or three weeks on Brooke
county's grand old hills. Tbs doctor Las hut
q long sick spell, but is now recovering
nicely. t-s55- .-5g -U.z ur.
Judgs Edwin Maxwell, Of Clsrhsburs, III,
next Governor OF West Virgins, and Hon
John W. Masou; OF Grafton, wero amen,
the distinguished West Virgiuiaus in tbs
city yesterday. zm
4. RtJacobs and L. + Ei1sou, directors II
the West Virginia Ag,.ou!tuIa, Society, at
tended the Stock Breeders and Agricultural
Society meetings here, on Tuesday ash
ington. Pa, Reporter.
Tha sisters Of Charity arc in Wheeling TO-
day. At tie grave Of Sister Piacde in Mt
Calvary and whiting st Hon. Thons.
OBrien's. Sister pelgia, who has been undo,
treatment at the siater'a Hospital in Lonis
Vile, KY, will return in ssptembsr.-BeN
aire Indedehdent. ~ = 3
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II EelAlug VIII igreo 20 the Hellp!t
...' C0Erss 10 ~" n

II EelAlug VIII igreo 20 the Nells.re
Course. tz'F"
Laut nights Bsllaire I,ldepeldca, ssys,
Henry He'll hes finally ssreed TO row tie
beat race With Louie Fs!sing for tbs Durst
named, with the sirs!e condition that 1t BIZ
towsd in Bsllaire. 6one Of his ba,k5rswere
out Of town to-day cf the psfIiminarles
would have Ill been arranged. as it is, W,
think there is 10 deub: OF The race bsiat
rowGd soma tine !eLt week. The condition
10 makes that tp2 lAcc be roTed over the
Bellsire course Is III emtnently ,prcner one
The boy is young, Eud ddes not want to &C
10 any Of tho p!Ects named by Fs!sing's
bsckers, and it Is hardly fair to Insist upon
such terms," eG a 4l.l -, ri ..J.5a.
Tho Independent centiuHsa with yirtua,
admission tnet the rs!orte OF the las. race
vas not lair ono, saying: THE Felsing IN en-
asked that the editor Of tho Pittnbp.eh Shorts
man be made the re.sfce. This, We bei,sys,
Will bs accsded 10, ard juet rs isir race
NTH fair referee can DO soSed il BslIs,r.
as anywhere. II tho gentlemen who proposs
to mako Reil'5 pu!ss good are sll home
ranged, unless the Fcsing man 1stnse to row
here With q foreign reiosoe Of really their own
choosing. and If thy do this, which We
hardly think they will, thsn they will hsye
10 beer the bruut Of 1t. There Gun bs no one.
sided aasir with Pittsburgh refsrsp, and /,
will ba virtually Throwing up tie sponge TO
reiuss to row the race over tbs eoarss /. was
attempted upon 'beipra," =!aE,. '"g6E1s,l
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THE GRAFTON ROW.
w'ha. q ParkerAburx democrat Knows

The Pafkersbu'g Stale Journal has bssu In.
tefvie1iug a prominent Demoofs. on the
meeting Of tho Executive COMMITTEES nt Graf.
ton. In ansve, 10 tho question "How was
the fight msde2' this p. u. responded: 4, J, b
swell, you see, there was Gellsther. OF
Charleston, who would rot open hfs month.
Lsonard knew atLer be got there awhile thst
Gallagher was hts man, however, but tho
Miller side tried for him. Thoa there wa a
follow by the name OF Camp who was on the
fence. He was undecided. Horne, could
not work him At all. Julian Ficn,lng, Of
Morgansown, nystertously appeared on the
scenes next morning. Tbs. Miller men
thought that Juilen WAS heart and uoul with
them. and tiluratiyciy speaking they kept
the files CT OF him whila he iabored ard
prayed with Camp. But Julisn was going In
with all biz might and main Tor Lsonasd. |.
didn't work, however, for Camp voted for
Smith, Int ns an of.s!t Gallagher voted Tor
Leonard" -7i4a HrEe. 81 -, T4T'' -
;, when they tav tia. they could no. elect
"DI! Why they sprung Smith on tbe
boys. They did not think that LSonsrd
would vote for himself, 50 It WAS thought 10
be good plan 10 bring Smith In as 4 com.
promise. But 1t wasn't any use, for D.yis'
little ballot killed that scheme "a borain'. J
The first ballot resulted Gs fellows: Smith
and O'kesf voted for Miller: i taag, Blair,
Camp and Miller voted for Smith, who was
brought In for The take Of harmony, md who
was strong Miller mai; G ,llagher, Oldham,
Hssslcr, Davis, 0xley, Holmes and Leonard
voted for Leonard" The election staggered
tho Miller faction, but they rallied brays!y,
and as & last txpsdieat, they handicapped
Leonard with J. X. Smith as Tfessuret.
Wow does that affect lnatten?'
"I'll tel You. You see The Democrats are 1.
ter Lewis Bakers scalp. The party don't want
him, the steckholdesa ct the paper are talk.
Ing about ousting him, aud his subscription
list 10 failing. Baker is the n,emhar OF the
National Committee from Thu, State, but, By
ali arrangement only understood by few,
no money psssts through bis hands. He
might ns well b. wooden post inthe pos!.
ton hc occupies. Well, you lee, Smith nan
dies tho lacis,n said Ee with Il wibk. ~
"rhe victory ia not 40 unanimous "a NIGH
be ineginGo?' 'rI9..aI
" ahould remark tina. tl,s. Is abou! III.
s'zs OF 1t. Gallagher was eislceted Secretary
but Leonard aud Smith will run tho car,
paign. OF course thu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
men claim a sweep, but those who know car
readily see that IL is only in naue,n said III,
gentleman, Us lie got on the cars. Nu,'a
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CITY MATrE;ss.
Bsicf notes on. Current Events OF htnol
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vi. .....". lntfEGAts '.H.-#f-. NV" .H
,.t,I v,,war v.stsriev anmrsr Ia
iittle late, but: there Is no misiek!ng hsr
preeence when abe does come. Ias ~ .7E|
A,.,,,,,,,n tr,,r vii, IN, IRON, yvhrs,,
~, p;,,.hn,,h a. araaaa go, ~, Ivsah.
ipe,op. over The Baltimore K Ohio, ~ Ti
nr,,. rorr, oor -, Johr : xv,ss ~
~. F;shsh ws,t wbo h.s h.sn Ss, ,sS s;cr
n ,s ~ tsnb"ia ,.,or ~ ts,r sr y s, W.
cnrs, 80 - fo'N '''s' - -
rr,,r " u.,,rr. h,s sr,.,.d s,;. l., t.o
o,rcmI, Can't hS .i,is st,o,ner, ,nnv,nsr',
We. NV " s,vn;,n f,on, his Sita gsi,In !,
Hsiia,t 0H !" N'S''S 80 80 " 't'' "''t' -
49,. ,.,,. ~.
e,i.d VII, o,o,h,ns Ma, w"s ,nnnd No. ths
inaoa Tha nvna, an h,,n /, h., i5an II t
,v,ue 40 '" A'' .'1 A'''' - " 'ueu'S'N
purs'o' !,
lhEfegn!af mon.niy meeiing OF mo foa}a
s',ii =. sn iris,., Il, s n' 'as .'s"nS, ~.
mar,o viii In msSa '''s' - ~ 'sN'-'
fD -. ~ pa ...
MI!oR D. EoSca, the, silspy engine .eWe'
sshta'1Y", Iememoefea the boys o! .he Atsnn,
70 anu Vlgiiant housee yesterday ny eeHe'Hs
sntm patent aasth LOT taeif nsfness'
OwlNG 10 the intense heat Tor the past Two
days ms boilers AZ !he Dslmoht ih'll hass
only 6eon making .hfee nsag ncy, sha
even 'hot haa wen n'sa eAhausea mem.
Pole, for a telephone exchange Ii Wash.
iugton, Pa, hays been ordered and work will
probably DO commenced BOON. The sx'
change will be conEecled With Wheeling,
A yxsY important meeting of the Black
Esrles will bs held 10 their hall on Chapllne
s,.est, sou.h oil Sixteenth, this evening
Every Republican CT udioa ais.slet 10 H.
yitsd, and should be present.
Tur last will and testsment Of Angus. Zln
u,er,ns1 was Yesterday admitted To- probate
and ordered 10 be- recorded. CLERK Hooi
also admitted 10 record four t,esds OF .ruat
and issuad one marriage licenes.
Apor- Ion sn,l;c,,.s for ,he ro,,,;o, a
school teacher IN tha colored gchnoi viii b;
aInmirsa to-day Tbtv ara Mi from Ohio
Another teschcr ia made necessary Nv the rs
Itahl,.Lmsnt nj snothsr room nj thht school
| -. ~. ,T...n ~, 80 -, =,
,,, fLaa aAs On tne aenl nay tohu, nanes
". E. McAs!'e T .ea ~ iron. y. pIhs
senset .ra,h ~ s.eanA ysa,etSly' hnu ~
Ma'h sHteA n's htna sno tui' nm eesJ1'ty
nc wy e1uuSh' ~ ~ r tnss KY nnu n
n al VA Rsitimoro Honsp IN ths Soul]
sids' 49, ' '
IT,. x. , - t.; A., ,,,.,, /,
! thkAs "eio iour etsea III ~ tuo .oInap ~,
uga., one oaaisa WIN ,,i Hns'anoyi al
WIN aIoan rh "aa ~" "mN 1s,s,a sa,;
conuIS I,,,a s Ss We, "a,e Se
anI .s,,n n1 mr.otI. Id, ~" as, ~ wSor
Les.ueu. tS u IN. ~ o,ta ';na ~ ah "nS,
n avussu Tssv l,vs N ~ "r.a,ia c Suh
n IhShd In, Ria via ''''o '1' N''''
ou.pIo1u a' " 49, - 'e, ~
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NEwBuRYroRr, MASS, Angus. 20.-Louit
T.. Nores, q survivor OF tho Jeanneste
party, doubts the. reported finding Of Jear.
nette relica. In The Arctics, he saye, ar.
tlcles on tho ice attract tbs Gun and 5000
melt out Of sight, and he thinks the cloth,
ing, fcod, rifles, &c, taken from tho Jean,
nette before she sank, placsd in their ca;pr
and lett behind by them, must naturally
diEappea: forever IN this way, Noros
saya no tent was Left behind, no one ha.j
died, no casSa were removed from the shin.
and all The dead oi tho DeLons and MAI.
WHO parties are accounted for. Tho relics
could not have belonged to Chipp'a party.
so they had no food nor bearskia. = :.
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CHICAGO, Ill, August 2O.-The Daily
New' Vienna, Ill, special esys: About one
hundred men at LAST accounts, with guns
and pistols, were still in purauit OF Dsyid
Avery, the man who on Monday burned
Als wheat etacks to prevent levy by a
constable, and then went cunning Tor his
naighbors and burning their stacks also,
The pu1sue,s think he cannot eecepe, The
settlement is greatly excited. Last night
sitsr midnight soma ono burned Ayery's
house snd barn. Tho premises were IN.
occupied, az the members Of his family are
nuder a:seas. The superstition Is that
Avery did It himself. ,.oI.l,- :"
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Tuesdays Psrkersburg State Journal hss
tho following: When Jce Miller was down
here some Tins ago he offered to be-. 500
on Csveland's election with a promin ent
business man Of this city. The Parke,s5urc
gentleman Was ready TO put up his monsy az
the time, but Milisr said he would send hig
check. As 1t does not take q check eight
dhysto come from Wheeling to this pon.,
the gentleman al this end OF tho string ia be-.
coming knIious. II Auditor Miller meant
to keep his promise concerning the bet, It Is
time that his check was on hand. II not, Let
him SAY so. = - ~ vi u - & 81,
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a serious rG.ir occurred near Cjx's Mills,
Gfimor county. 8 few daya siras. II Appears
that Oliver 2. Ccx imrouuted soma hogs be.
longing to . neigbbor: namad Fisher and in
accordance with .hs provisions OF the hog
law, prepared es1rAy nolicsg, which latter he
instructed hsa spa Frs,z to post. While In
the act o: posting The cane, using a hatchat
to drive the lacks, Fralz was scoosted
by Fisher, Who demaEted "bludn then
and there. Franz defended himsol!
With the haschat, which be threw, strikuy
Fisher q glsacing blow on tho left ohssk,
MASKING seeious wound. A ieud has ex-
isied bssTeen the tRo families fora number
Of years and much talk and many threats
haYs been indulgod in. 7,h', ~
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THE CAMPAIGN CLufs,
Republican 0rgnuizAltuns Multiply Ing
N.-r 80. ...1=.ay NnlJr Nr U#

AcpADlcnus OikhuI2Attunh Multfpiy lnn
$50. Daily.
The Blaine and Logsn club OF tho Seventh
ward haa erected neat wjggsm, COMING.
dlous frame b1ildlxg. ior. the uss OF the club
on the old fair srouad, md will hold an in.
portant insisting ia it this evening. The
Garden sSo. Republicans hRve record ior
csnpsign work 10 which they osn point with
pride, and they can ba relied upon 10 beat
the record this year. Thsro should hs q full
attendance this evening. u.E
Tbs Z ght wsra REPUBLICANS had 9 splsr-
did meeting last night, both in numbers aad
spirit, aud organized their Biaias and Logan
club by electing the following etlicefs
James McCready, Captain; Ed r. Wheat,
First Lieutenant; Tkona. u. Bishop, Second
Lieutenant; Josep oh eohlei her, Golfer Bearer.
The Colored Blaine a5d Logan Club will
meet in the Second ward market hsll tbs
evening.
The Irish American Blaine and Logsn CLUB
will meet this evening in Labor hall, Bsek'a
block, 8. 7:3o o'clock. Thia hall has been Sc.
cured for regular meeting place, but 1t vas
necessary 10 change the night OF meeting
from Friday to ThuEsdsy.
Ths Black Eagles, Of the Fourth ward, will
aiSSs sAlo SStAAhtl i'cS Al tAb44 Aall vi
Chspline strsss, below sixteenth. Import
ant bns!ness will ee transacted, and every
Republican OF Union district should be on
hand. lg5. - rl-r'lI1..1 I'M
The Junior Piumsd Knights have been In
yi:ed to taxa part IN The parade oil the
kuish!s Of st. Gsorse On the 25ih Inst. This
club will drill this evening on Capitol
Square. ~
Che plumed knishta Of the Lincoln Club
will hold q regular business meeting at the
club house this evening, which will be fol.
lowed by the drill that was postponed from
Monday night last. This drill Is an import
ant one in view Of the fac! that the 2s.h INIT
Ia fast approschinG, when tho olah iuras out
with the Knights Of Ut. George IN Daylight
parade. AL membs,a should b. perfectly
familiar with ell novementH 80 that tho clue
will present perfect appearance on that
day. There will By organic lt.ons in that
parade that will bs aupsrbiy drilled and the
contrast should not be TOO great. The secre-
tary will be ready to receiye dues tonight.
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Mr.. pendiet0n's Speech,
WHEELING, August 20. 1855

%~No~Ss ~ &SSts T..
To ne Editor Of Tie Mtegi1alcer. y r..
S1R:-Your report OF my remarks ct tbe
Csp,!ol messing, published in Wed1esdsy's
1S7sLLlsk ScEE, is.vety nearly false through.
out. tEE Gg -@r7
wish to call attention to iwo OF the utate.
menls. Tho frat Is this: "Mr. pendleton be-.
gan by thanking God that he % not like 9th.
er men, u sentiment which met fer7ent
thank God Tin tho'orowi eeloT.n No such
sentiment was ever uttered by me, and tbs
reporter vel knew 1t. The cecond ID ,his:
There are those fellows around at the Lin.
coin Club" &c. Waat I did Fay was, "Thcoe
young gentlemen around Ut the Lincoln
Club" Thess are two samples OF the neaps
by which your reporter attempts to tsaduco
those whom ho does no: like. 1t may posi-.
bly, help him to office, but such maliciour,y
false reports will not aid his accuracy 40 a
Newspaper man. Very respectfully,
a JOHN @. PENpLEtoN, i
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ONO CouayY oELsGa-,aN


To tho New Mnrtinsvii!o Convention 70.
3is'l dny, Organizes. ylt Is
The dslegatee from thia county 10 The First
District Democratic Congressional Conrsn.
ton which mssts in Nav Ma-tina7ills to-day,
held Btar.chsmber session at the Jefferson
Club rooms last evening. 1t was no. fully
attended. The following selections we,u
made for to-day: Hon. J. J. Wood will be
Chairman & tho delegation; For tbs Com.
named; Permanent Organic alton, ]. g, Pick.
eli; Resolutions, @. Z Bingell; Rules and
Order Of Bu.iness. W. q. echsfer: Bspis OF
Representation, ". II. sehatey; Executive
Committee, John Waterhorse. 1t was not
learned who the delegation will support sftsr
the Il at ballot, a.-.5.r...7as 49,
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LoND'N, August 20-salyation esm,
riots occurred Today ct Wor,hing, the di1
turbsnce being 80 great that the Rot AcI
vas read. Tho disgoonR from Brighton
were ordered to Wofthipg, and succeeded
in disperaing tho aaaRiants of the SALIVA.
lion army. Several arrests were made. n
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Run Dowu-t,ei,,,,, TN.

The story which Mrs. J. W. Ellis Of Min,
burn, Iowa, tells, Is one In which many thou.
eanda Of the ladies OF America hsyo q vital
interest. Bsisily 1t Us thus: Il suffered ior
several years from general debility and nery.
oasness. In fact was completely run down,
/ had tiled two doctors, but they could not
do INC any good. / tried Browns Ion BIZ.
teza. Since then have Rsed four bottles, Il
hRs helped me up aud done me a great d.al
OF gooc, and I would not bs without IT.
Why will uny-iady suffer With debility
Thile,s dollar will bay . bottle Of Browns
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EfyEM NEWS.
No;esAbout the sscAr,hun.s, Hank nrie:s

N0;eHAboHt the StcAEhnntS, EEniI nrfc..
and TcleErnphic Keportu.
The snsgbont f. a. Woodruff has pulled
out several sness at the mouth OF storm
Creek, " ,,5 5,.s /. /, .3li5 ITST
The river still continaca 10 fall s,oEjy.
Tha depth in the channel Is about 2 let ID
inches. "a IA q Tyl's3'I5 i y
Colonel Hunter Bon. Jcnkins, the well
visit to Point Pleasant. 'II :
Tho Rsturn hroko her shaft at Nov Cuu.
herlnnd Tuesday, AID had 10 liz up. The
Lsssis Is running in her plaza in tbs steuben.
Vile trade. q 1sj $50 - 4 :
The Little Ksaawhs river steamer Oneida
Is atthe dry docks undergoing d Thorough
COURSE o. repairs. Capt, Casfilo Wells /.
supervising the work. is63.91' i q
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Hos. JuDsf J. u. CorrApuEy, CLEVELAND,
O., ssyt: VI have used scores Of pile cures,
and 1t affords me pleasure 10 Say that ! hays
never found anything which gives uuch i'm.
MEDIATE and permanent relief Us Dr.. Willlsms
Indian Piss Ointmsnt."A IN 'l1hE Z N
Wholocalo Agents: LOGAN & Co., Whssliag,
Y. Va, and J. 9. DKsT & Co., Bridgeport
Vnlo. 500 DAW !
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On CITY, Pa. August educational transit co,,,o.
e ea,es Sol p at Is; h!ehes, lowest
1;;s,1,o0S barrels; RUGS 81 .25s barrels; tLinmrnts
n,lSi barrels; charters 2l,ll1 barrels III CI,r
w Exchange stock 81 90 bid; IS co asked, ~'''
Irtusynr. Pa, Angus 9n-Nsiiops, Trars,,
es sn. a,s!. opened s7o highest Sic: loWe.t
r reSo eH q bs1s&s c' shipments for en,e oil
sl2a9 oar.s!s; Charters 2t.lil bar1e,. ~ 'ee'on'
!, P1TtsoCcsS, Pa, Augr5. 2o-In ,ha oro,x, !.
1as msiSes vas very se,.ye aud trading lIyely: stl
vahce 70 og1c, decIntd 10 79hc thti rai;ica ~
SeHc ana e!0ssd steady al ss;;ssc. t"' % g
ID Fey Icy rosT August 2oet.rolcun .teady Unit.
refined 71sG75sc. - NN't'''0" lower
All +l sn ~, MA Pa August 2aperoleum in.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Will run
an excursion 10 Pittsburgh on 81 ndsy, An.
gust "a. Round trip $l50. Tickets good
10 return on Sunday or Monday. Excursion
train will leave Baltimore & Ohio depot at
1880 \, ~, city time, .lSTIYfa, d =
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DUlSEzs ealsd D!esslng,-A 1eady.mede,
rich and dslioioua dressing for all saladu Of
meat, Gsh or vegetables. Cheaper md inf.
nitely better than homemade. Uuriys!ct ~
a gauce. i,E. q ~ g MvraY
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% THE Mountain Lake PARK Hotel hiss bssn
grcstly enlarged and improved, and Is now
ready Tor the reception Of guests. Regular
IAtes OF board 81 90 per day, 81 90 per wcet.
$oo " per month, and half Price Tor child,tn
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have the largest and tlness stock OF Fra.
works for campaign purposes ever brought
to The city. Gall and SEQ them before %,
ohaslng elsewhere. ,.,'s""t 1rhas
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100 issds ship%eSi. SIS he'd, esees m: ioW
choice shipping b sfa6 80; common to medium
y vuAo 6o range cattle SHADY; Wyoming IS %;
Wyoming Texas g %; sssts Texans q fsst e;
head; Shipments 100 head; m.riot slow and veal
Inferior 70 fairs1 AoaS o.; medium to good s. Goa
20; choicetoE eItR S5 b0sts Isl lambs, Der head
o. oca3 80 Texas ,heep q poes 80. ssE;' d. ~ p
HArr Llsrnry. August 20 .:Ca,,Ic- Market SOW;
rtine . 2ba6 co. itit 70 rood e6 0ca5 80: common
.! b0AI so receipts heed: shipmenta i9S head.
mens 300 head: Phiutelrhits &c G1a6 70; Dnti.
rores 10 a5a6 So Workers 50 tos6 3d. t,nRcrs IS 2a
IS. Hheep-Maitft dem0ral!zed. prime 81 Tba
Is, fair 10 good s. ols3 $685. Onmbn 81 00s2 o..
lsmbs 81 soaa oo; receipts $500 head; shipments
oxelssAri, O., AosMat 9n--Llvs hoes s,o,dy
butchers u Co.'S Co. Receipts 2E01 head; shipments
@GlT Dry Goods. s}5
NEW. YonK. Angus. ?0.-Tho general trade way
much interupic tbt the vary hot weather aud the
mercury wsf TIP III the rttctidt. TeiegtKrh otdcfs
~ good number, but chiefly iot tcssonabl0 special,
Hes o. Wnieh tec5 nave taken very ialr quantity,
F&F'sI Tg1 - Cotton. h E,3
INV YoRK. August 20--Cot.on cesy at lo5iallc;
lutures steady: August 10 Gie: RonteInbef lht9c;
.,clobet l0t0c: November l0.lqc: December TO- oI
snuary 10 soc; February loAlc; March 10 6ac April
y.'.E u TFg' A, wohl. sN
NEW Yohs: August 80. Wool s,m with p. mod
etate dsmsnd; domestic fleece soaSsci pulled lsc
EGIpI~ -set Leather. ..-
NEw York, August 7d-icHticr firm and ftiriJ
| Active htmlock S0le GikRaSc r1-r- 5g.r
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j uAt received,

filty boxes Gsayely tobacco, this is tho
\ peat chew In the market. For sale by
n. 80 G. g. FxkNY. y
,ssi I. IS. I, Z i, Z: 14l0 Main st. "A