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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-10
foUNG MEMS INDEPENDENT clrR.

Pors7snt to call a large number of
men and a few ladies met at Yesler's
hall iass evening for the purpose Of
forming founR Meas Iudepeudent
Club. to take part in the approaching
city election.
). Q. b Hebbard was made Temporary
chairman, and appointed Committee
on Resolutions, consisting of w. z.
Ledgerwood, A. NJ. Scott and Joseph
Green The committee retired. and J.
G. Haines, Esq, was called upon for a
lev remarks, IN which lie stat q the OBJ
l,ct vt organizing to he the s.cnring of
Jnest and capable men for city offic rs.
Az the Conclusion Of his speech the
Commltt-eon Resolutions presented the
following:
WHEREAS, An election for officers of
the city of Sesttie will be held upon the
f4tn day of July. 1884, and
Whereas, Tue Young men of the eity
have been called together IN mass meet
ing to take susn steps, IN view of the
coming camp .ign, as may seem 10 them
right aud proper; new theref Ire. We.
your committee appointed to present
suitable resolutions and a report upon
permanent orga liz stlon, beg leave to
submit the fotIowiug:
Resolced, That IL is duty which every
young lnAR of Seattle owes To hlms-lf to
,hs city, to the Territpry, and to the
nation, that he take an active part in
politics
Resolved. They they organize, register,
work ahd vote for the best results of
said electIOn.
ResOlUed, That thev put an independ
ent ticket in the field, and strive to elect
the candidates thereon.
ReSolued. That the nomin es for the
various offices DO the best men that caa
be selected.
Rssoioed, That the matter of hone
government-the election of city officers
-shou be carried ont without regard
to party prejudices.
Ass0lced. That every young man of
the city of Seattle, who is a voter should
join hands IN this movement.
ResotVei, That this organic alton be
known as The Young Mems Indepeni- J.
ent Club of the City o. Seattle"
Aud we your committee beg leave to
submit the following as the nominees
of the permanent organization Presl-
dent J. G. Hsines Vice Presidents, 4.
NJ. Carr, X. Is. Aibertson. w. X. Thor
nell, Frank w. Clayton, Lawrence ).
Booth and Ed l.. Terry; Secretary,
Charles X. Brewster; Treasurer. Geo.
Mcconnell Executive Committee, First
Ward, Jack Mcdonald. Jack Levy, Geo.
Mcconnell Second Ward. J. s. M.
Smart, j. @. b. Hebbard. Wm. Jones
Third Ward, James Oldtield, Al Har-
kins, Charles Ritcher.l
Resoiped, That tine Executive Commit
tee have power to fill any vacancies IN
their own body or in the offices of the
club. W. +. LEDGERwooD,
A. M. SCOTT,
JAMES GREEN,
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Schwabaoher Bros. & Co. are now
ready to sell the large lot Of bran, oats,
etc.. damaged by the late fire. They
must he sold immediately. IL is n
good chance for owners of cattle and
horses. my27
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-10

DIR. Henley's Dandelion Tonic cures
dyspepsia, purifies the blood and in
vigorates the system. je5
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A. M. SCOTT.
JAMES GREEN

The resolutions were adopted, aud
Mr.. Haines took the chair. Speeches
were made by G. Morris Haller, Z NJ.
Carr. Joseph +. MoNaueht and J. q. b.
Hebbard, and letter from John II.
Mitchell WAS read, endorsing the objects
as expressed in the call. Qnite mum
ber enrolled their names as members of
the club, and An adjournment was had
till next Friday evening at 3 O'Clock.
when the club will meet at the Court
House.
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CueAr TwayElsSe.

The steamer Geo. E. Starr will leave
Seattle for Olympia Monday night re-
turning Tuesday, aud will leave again
for Victoria the same afternoon, inss,
dayl al 4 o'clock. Fare 70 Olympia. %
censa. fare 10 Victoria so eents.
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Foa Rxxr, CHxAr.--A two-ssory. hard
finishsd house. Back, front and sioe
wards. On Fourth st !. bet. spring and
Seneca. splendid view OF bay. Seven
roons, one large pantry. one large gar.
rel. a cellar, pstent waies-cioss, and
waser In sink. Inquire Of h. d. fssse.
corner Eauhth aud spring. mSi-im
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Ayers Sarsapariila requires smaller
dose, and ~ more effective, dose for
dose, than any other blood medicine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-10

Love conquers the lover, but HENLEY's
bANDELIoN Tonic oonquers the liver. II
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Tue largest stock. tne o.iosssss seise
ton, the best puaiity and lowest pII,s
of stationery. blank books ana nlso,- =
laneoas books, At the book stofs ~ ~.
Davies q Co., lis Cherry street. M
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For Sale.

THE RESTAURANT CORNE
! Third and Washington streets. known
g fhs French italian restaurant, inci0d-
ing ave nicely furnished rooms. For par
ticulars inquire Of
CLAUS q HARMS,
myi6 III Front street.
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Strawberries for putting up at the
Fashion Store. Mill street. je6
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For weak and debilita,cd constitu
tions take HEsLEY's DAsDELIoN Tonic.
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NOTICE.

nURINo Ny ABSENCE. GEO. ".
~ smith. room 3. Post building. win al
tand 70 my business. GEO. II. CHICK.
Seattle. Feb =. ls3L is3e
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purret and most pAlatahis Of ell bit-
ters. DR.. Henies's Dandslion Tonic. Jes
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NOTICE.

UyHE SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY
has opened o branch once In the
Washington Territory Emplcymsnf Ba-
rean. Washington street. leave yuu
clothes or ortiers dsf9
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A GOLD LocKET. WITH MONO
n gram ON outside. s&S. - and two
photographs inside. was lost on ths sereel
Thursday morning. The finder win ~
suitAb rewarded On leaving The aane 81
this oizics. ny0e
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: Judge ~. Jacob is home from Capon
Springs, where he has been resting Tor several
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y GGL!,hyEE.
Various Items Of Timely Interest from
-r.i -r,f tho GlnSB City, Ua=a I.J- p

' raH
Various Items OF Timely Interest from
-.-a & the Gln,s CITY. sGE
Charles Arnett hal q dwelling house On
lose Hill sbeut completed. ~ . .is. las3 i
There wac more talking about the boa,
race yesterday than there WAS Saturday. "a
"A child Of John Fosters was buried YES.
tesdsy from his home in the Fourth ward,
The annual meetings Of the Crystal and
Enterprse window glass companies will be
hs!d to-day. IA F'1--1 T-11T - !
sTha Second N: L. Church will hold camp
5ieei,og on the Bethc! grounds in the mid.
die OF September. - Ed, +. n - = =
a ssriss OF Religious meetings will be held
IN the Tunnel school house. Rev, ". B.
Long will open them. 7Ei9 "
Il. Meysr and VIM. Hathorn each had n
drove OF cattle and ". J. kelsey a drove OF
shsep IN town yesterday Tor the Pittsburgh
market. 5,,yas} : & > ~ +, -: =
Some OF thoso who attended tho Mounds.
vile camp meeting Sunday waited 6r the
midnight train, aud as 1t Tas DELAYED by an
accident near Graftoa they did not ret home
till morning. ass sS.575''. ~ /,
Tho ProhibitionistsF OF Belmont county
have issued call for convention at the
Globe House here, Monday, August Is, to
select delegates to convention 10 hs hold at
Caldwell tue 2S.h, in the interest OF 81. John
for President. l}'gea-sr M 4, IL, -
Charles Miller and others yesterday de.
posited $50 with the Independent as IN es1
Of q challenge from Louis Felsiug to Henry
He'll to row & thres mia race for $500 sius.
tho editor OF the Pittsburgh Sporisn.dt,, or
come ons chosen by him, 10 act AZ reteree
and tue raceto be rowed ct either Wellsburc.
Mckeespors or Zsnesyille. n 80
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HEl3EBT hh hrlEY FREE.
Nc isktqUittad Of tho Chnrge OF BtSanz

He isktGHittnd Of til 0 Charge OF Bigany
49, nj Ripley.
Herbert Barley was tiled OF Ripley last
week and acquitted Of the charge OF bigamy.
His great srd The circumstances Of his case
arc fresh in the nindH Of readers OF the In,
7ELLlaEspgR. He is the nephew OF Senator
end General shernsn, who, vhilo 10 had q
wife Lying in Denver, married Mics Annie
Voiss. OF Cincinnati, but deaer,ing lier, MAJ,
ried Mis- Mr:ie DoBois, Of Washington D.,
G.. at jackson Court House eeyeral mon he eco
while "a travelling theatrical company Of
which both he and Miss Dubois, known on
the stags as Marie ppfand, we're members
asplsylng AL engagement there. af :
When Barley msrtied Miss Voigt he had
alegsl wifs living, which of course, invali.
dated his marriage to Miss Voigt. The fist
wife now being desd, 1t was held by Dart!sy's
lawyer thct he had no legal vito living
whsn hs married Miss Du Bois, and couss.
qneatly she- and she si0Ie wss bis wifs.
This view vas sustained by the court, and
Barley goes free. Ho was himself lawyer,
and no doubt tcuk advantage Of hia Erowl-
edge Of the qnibb!eH CT the law when he be.
came the husband 81 Miss Dubois and left
Miss Voigt neither villa nor maiden.
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Ahacssing the Railront,p.

The State Board Ct Public Works left Sun.
day evening In Muster Mschin!st John @.
Dav!s's private cal, the Delaware on their
annual TIP over the b. 4 0. railroad and its
branches, for the purpose Of assessing for
ss1atton the property Of that company. Col.
Robinson, sgent Of the company at Patter-
sons Creek, accompanied tho party. MI.
Ned stalnaker and Mr.. Frank Iearue also
accompanied tho Board as far as Grafton.
The inll Beard was on hand, with the e1cep.
ton OF State Superintendent OF Free Schools
butcher, who Is i'll at Washing on. They
WILL be gone several weeks. Il; n .5.{S 80
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INV YoaK, August 1B.-Aoney easy at Lao Der.
cent, Closed At lTa2 percent fTime mercantile
bills ste2dy ats4 b2H; demand 81 SIX. -. -.
GovERHMESrs-Stiong. - NO
RAILROAD BoEDs-sttong aud higher.
STATE iE=--a5g va p tz5ss-'
sTocKs-speculaiioa at tho stock exchange wa,
strong aud higher 10 day. Al the Opening Lsfe
Shore and New York Central were features. bh a,es
being strensthed by Vandcsuili's Interview ia The
tcc pres' dispatches sunday rigAt Lake Snore
rose from SIX to sS]s, and Nov YORK Central fun
1ctS TO lCS. Thu Improvement III other gcttye
shafts was unmpaItant at this time. but la,er o.,
gader the leadtithip OF srangers aud low prican
Gould stocks thsrp advance TOOK place. '1>.
draneets were iavorabiy knecled by the news
from ME Wet concerning crops. The advance In
prices Tom Saturdays cos!ng figures ranged from
showing the latter hgure. Reactions occurred 4,
intervas, but the mars ct In the final tians ctons
was strong at or near the he.t figures 0i the day,
Compared with Saturdays closlns prices were X 10
Sza percent. Blntcts !: Merchants Telegraph 10
10, chicago, St.. Louis 4 Pittsburgh preferred IN
23%, Illinois Central 2 To- LIS, NJ. L {. q W., pre-,
isiIed 10 IS. Rochester & titspurgh 1Ss to SIX.
and Fullua All Saiace 10 III 81 li,I''. - ;
TlansactIons 1871 900 snares ~ .4lY.Eg
y; = s.. loo7. 9: ~. lt214: .. s. new Is 1907
ksSas q o. % VI ce q an sss, VI
Missouri e., i0ls; St. jcssph, los; st. sE:o \. 9;
atsts, U.s. Tennessee :6s. old, 10; do new soy:
Texas Pacific land grants 4gXs: do k!o Graude SIT:
Union Pacific tlsts, 10Y: 90 lxpd grants lV7E a.
shining fund, ios Virginia g. 81: Virginia oonsols
extra mstuled coupons, 50; do deferred, s; Adams
Express. ls; American Express. %; Canxda souih.
ern, FIX: Central Pacific, 4251Ss; Chesapeake 4
0hio, III dolls: preferred, w; do "a preferred Ok
U " y. ~. %; npnycr d lilo Grsnde, Is: EAee
~; preferred, bs Fort wayne 1872; Hannibal 4
Te1H, "a Lake Eric i Western, i5H: Iare
Shore s]74; Lousville dNsshylite stS, Louisville,
Now ALBANY Chicago. To- AemphA d CheS%'
ton LIST preferred. 10 do ID preferred s; MeninS,
q CHARLESTON, y; Michigan Central, 60; MIsson1i
rsGac' SS5s; Nashville u Chattanooga, a. New
Jersey CenEsl, 90; Northern Pacific 1S%: do nse,
tsrred. Hh; Southwestern, lCi11: Do preie,1e ss
lSSH; New York Central. N; 0nlo Contni, ":
ohi9 q Mississippi. q; do preie1red IS; Pacins
Louis = ssn F.aMcisro, 10: DO preferred, siN: &
pau!, sG. % preferred INK; 1exas Paclac, ii4%
st. L. d T. s; do preferred, l5z; Well, Faro r.:
pres, 1oS; Western Union, 81, ls " : ~ - :
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AyErI:,tAN OLLIE.
Notes About the kepubiican Companies
Nalv "a a

NVAea abuuh tAS noHNbhlSWG SQHll,anlcSt
ss.b7aMlaa New ami 1ld. w
There will he = meeting OF old soldiers
held at Il. Q. Pstermsn's o!lise, Il. the south
end Of the Upper market, this evening, 10
organic, Veteran Blaine and Logan dub.
All e1-soldiers are invited to attend and Join
the organization. Tho call for the meeting
has the sigsatuyes ofoYsr lorty eI.soldieys.
There nil be drill OF thu Junior PIuuled
Knights at 7:3O this evening. all the mem.
bsrs are ordered to be present. The Juniors
should leave their nie.sares for the new
shirts with Gundling, the clothier, st onco.
The Fifth ward Blaine and Logan Club
will meet discovering ut half pas! ssven at
2ol3 Main street.
Lsat night was the regular weekly drill
night OF the Plumod Knights OF the Lincoln
Club, but owing to the public corcer. at
Capitol fqaars and the extreme heat, 1t was
decided to postpone it till sitter tho business
meeting Thursday night. "=lgz
Aoeess;ons are Htill being received to the
1rish-Americsn Blaine anu Logan Club, 90
well as the Black E,gles Of the Fourth ward.
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CLEVELAND ANN rGEn TRADE.
A German Importer OF Now York tell
why he mi ciltiB 10 Vote for Cleveland.

A German Importer OF Now York tells
why no lntcndB TO Vote for Cleveland.
Y Mr.. N. B, Scott Of the Central Glats wo, ka,
returned yesterday from q business trip to
the East. Ho was In Boston on tho night OF
the Cleveland tiAcstlou mestlng--one show
In three rings. 10 looked In al Fane1tl Hall
and listened TO come OF the speaking, He
says there. was no enthualasm for Cleveland.
Every mention OF bis mans fell dat, but
when any indisctee! speaker mentioned
Blaine or Butler tho shouts went up. The
other two hullR iwera each sbout one.third
inll, and no enthusiasm IN either. In New
York, Mr. Scott went to lunch with a glass
importer at q we'll know restaurant. The
importer Is German, and the restaurant 10
which they went 10 irequsnted by GOrmen
diitled lr 10 politics. Tho importet sald he had
voted tho Republican ticket until four yesss
ago when he had voted Tor Hancock, aud
this year he expected 10 vote for Cleveland,
"Why Ia thai asked Mr.. Ecott. N.lI-
'Bgcsuse,n answered the importer, II
want TO bring my glass Into this country and
lam for ires trade. 81 Ia tho Democratic
party and the Republican party ia for pro-
lection. i vote my interest. In eyssy.
thing else nm Republican snd have been
ever since came TO this country. You will
find ihsse German business meu,n pointing
to the men SCI tod about, faro nearly ali ior
Cleveland" BY this time tho conversation
had attracted some attention and a large, fine
looking German left his seat and came owe.
10 Mr.. Bcott and the importer and said "Mr.
-, introduce me to your friend. want to
tell him that there IL not German In
will vote for Mr.. Cleveland. They
are Republican,; they admire B'sine and
they nvs going 10 vote for him. You may
ask any one OF thsm." The conversation
wont Oh at some length ard was taken up on
other occasions, Mr.. Scott reinforcing bib ar
suments by some pointed matter bearing on
the general issuss. Before leaving New York
Mr.. eeott had another little chat with the
importer, who told him he had been consid
ssipg the question; that no saw there were
come vital Isuea involved beside the tariff
and he was not 50 su.e thGt he would vote
for Cleveland, In fac: he was on the fence
Mr.. Scott ssyshs vas SURPRISED, but OF course
gIatifisd 10 h1d that the DRIFT in New York
Is almost tidal wave for Blsine. There
doesn't seem 10 bs any Cleveland Campaign
or any materials to maks 1t out OF. Wherl
there is not spathy in the Democratic ranks
there Is open revolt. :ig6. ~
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CINtlsNArI, Angus. lS,-Flour ,tendy: family
" 1pat 70: fancy 81 1874 90. Mheit weaker No.
red Saslc. Corn dull AM lower; No. 2 mixed hGc.
Oats active And lover Nc. 2 mixed 25,fa?6Ie. Rye
lower No 25,c, Buley Ia itlr demand; extra NO.
tAll nc. Pork steady At ssSa Lard scarce and
tlfm Al re Bulk nlekts stroua. shoulders 6xc:
short hbs lo1sc. eacon firm; shoulders 7i<c: short
Butter dull; Ira c,eacry 2ssl7c choice to fancy
dsity lSasOt. Eggs dem md fair and market arm vi
lllllLc, Cheesu In good demand n, ~ 4 IL ".
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EIyEa NEWS.
Ectes About The 81 steamboats, Hank Briefs
atn and TelcEranhic Reports,

Eotes About The Steamboats,, Hank Briefs
3n and Geographic Reports.
Tao river remaina ut about the same stage,
and business Is dull. DlF.
The @. W. Bachelor, The popular Pitts.
bnrgh psats, Shils laid mp here on account
Of low water, ia being thoroughly oyerhauled
and repain'ed. $50.
The W. N. Chspcallor is held at Cincinnati
IL readiness 10 isko Tho place OF the Morning
Mail IN the Me!srille trade as soon As the
water gets toe low for the latter boat. x. 4
Tho +. a. Woodruff left Cincinnati, on
Friday Tor up The river OF 8 sugg puiiipc e.
pedi;iyc. L. Is to DO hoped that she will eet
Though to !hia end aaor.ly, although the
prospect at present is no: very rosy. n
Work Is hsing pu.hed forward steadily on
the hull Of the new Steubsuvills and W6esi.
ing packet bIildlng at Freedom, aud il will
soon be ready for launching. The cabin and
machinery will be put on Ut this point by
the ewesaeys. ~. rs: v, .5S5
Cspt. VIM. Larlmer, who recently died a.
his home IN Mason City, was over bsysnty.
Ave years old. Hs was we'll known Ia river
msn, al he had built some OF the bent bosis
that are now en- the Ohio river, Hs was
awarded the gold medal ut the Cen;spujal In
1876 lor model barge. E7r'
The Cincinnati packets Katie stpekda,a
Scotia, Emma Graham and St, Lswrsnce ara
all being placed in good condition for the
fall campaign whom 1t opens up, and ths In.
dicstions are that business will be hs,inr
thsn 1t was a year ago. The crops arc betier
than lsss yenf, bnd the moving OF tbe crons
makcB business for these beats. Z. r.
The Board OF Examiners holding tho com.
petition examination in this city for the
purpose Of selecting some competent nprsor
for the position OF aited States Irsnerto- ~
Boilers, waa kept busily at work ypsterdnv
from early morning till late last eyeninr.
Tbs examination was a very thorough and
ssVere one. Written questions vera given
out and written auswsss were required. Tho
Board will meet in Petersburg 10 make it,
decision. & 80 -
The Priuca on her trip to New o.,ssr,
vhero she Ia now undergoing repairs. mads
this run from Bayou eara TO New O,leanp in
1cA hours. The distance is ono bundled and
si1ty-aye miles. The clever q fl GERS Of The Ma.
bel Comeau1 were out driving last evening
through the principa! streets CT the oity and
suburbs. The party consisted Of Capt. E. j.
Comeau1, Pulser Chaa D. Jungling, ". In.
gelaoll, first engineer, D. 1ngsrloss second en-
gineer and T. B. Mcclure. Our handsome
friend Charley Junsiipg chapesoued the
party, with 7. 3; McGuire, the ''grea. medi.
sine man." In the rear. They epioyed Tho
drive hugely.-Nateht: Democrat. - :"
PlrrxBunaH, + August ELECTROMAGNETIC
river s inches and on stand, 5757 -
GREENSBORO, Pa, August lS.-Riyes 10 teot
and stationary; weather clear. 49,,
4 PARKEas, Pa, August lS.-Riyer I inch,s
and stationary; weather clear and warm, 4 =
RcE's LANDING, Pa, Auguet ls.-Rlysr 3
(eet inches and stationary; weather olsa,;
S., "a .fg hi M a -
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PERSONAL n EETION.
News md Gossip in Relation to Variou
1gs People.

News md Gossip In Relation to Varioui
People. i5
! Hon. Sep. Hall, OF Wetz,l county, was IL
the city yea.e.dsy. ~ HFf 95g>
CHARLES B. Smith, OF Peykershurg, wea al
the Mcclure House yesterday.
John s. Palmer, an sttache OF the Chicago
Times, is guest Of the Howell House.
Hon. Henry s. Walker arrived in the city
Ieut evening and registered at tho McLure.
Mrs. Alex. Behout and children. OF this
city, are Waiting irieads in Little Washing
ton. T. W
Judge ~. Jacob is home from Capon
Springs, where he has been resting Tor several
weeks. z.
Sheriff B: B. Posthlewaite, OF Wetzsl coun.
~, was at the State House on business yes
terday. :t
Miss Della McG,nn, handsome young
lady Of Cameron, is the guest OF friends In
this city.
Mrs. AZ. Wil,isms, No. 1872 Sixteenth street,
will lea7c tomorrow morning for the east 10
visit friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Amelia Steinfeld, charming young
lady OF Columbus, Ohio, returned home yes
terday af.er brief visit 10 relatives In the
city.
WI. W. Cowden, Esq. Chairman OF the
Republican State Executive Committee, re-
Turned yesterday from tour Of the south
end OF tho State. He is very much encour-
aged by the outlook there. 49, g EG,.
Superintendent John NJ. Birch returned 10
the city yesterday after two weeks' absence
during. which he has bsen taking an e1tan-
s.ve pleasure jaunt in company with Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Howard, OF Cincinnati.
State, taking in the various mountain top
resorts nlko White Sulphur, MorgantoYn,
Charleston, Natural Bridge, Richmond, For.
!ress Monroe. Chesapeake Bay and many
othes places of note. - ,,
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Hels,ng Want. a Fair Hsce.

ge1Gi't laaliafo1eAl, Monday
Messrs. Charles Miller and other hackers Of
Louis Felsiug, the cassmsu. to-day deposited
st this office the cum Of $50 Tor 4 three,inile
rAup with Henry He'll, for pure Ct $500 a
side, the rs:ssss to bs the editor Of the Pitts
burgh Sportsman. or coma man selected by
him, the race 10 be rowed at Wellsbuzg, Nc
Keesport or zsuesrilte. 10 =
Hsre Is an opportunity 10 make matters
right. The raca OF Saturday should not have
been declared off. 1t should hays been row
cd over, But, % 1t cannot be, unless Hollis
hackers pvopote 10 acknowledge defeat they
should promptly take this up and have the
matter decided es to whether He'll OF Fs!aing
is the fastest oSr.u1su.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-19
DELlaQUEhT TAXES.
The Annual List Submitted by sheriff

=,.e assH Brown. .F.,-
Sheriff Blown yesterday reported to the
Board OF Commissioners the annual list OF
DELINQUENT taxes. giving the name OF each
delinquent and the amount unpaid by each.
Ga tho flee Of 1t the list seems large one,
but much Of this Is due to mistakes In the
assessment. With one individual assess.
mont which is erroneour; omitted, tho gross
amount OF deliEqusncies ia below the aver.
age. A portion Of the taxes reported TN paid
have baen collected since June /, the dale at
which the law requires the list to be report.
ed. Following is \ condensation by districts
OF the amounts delinquent:- -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-19

New YoRx. August 49, Very Iiir auots Ct orders
from all interior mar H. taking aEood qu.ntity Of
stun, but as u rule ,ha demand hiss no. been &C.
We. the oppressive temperature checli-g active
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