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THE DAILY MARKETS.


NEW YORK. July MONEY market easy at Ia
" percent, closed, offered. at ~ percent. Prime
msIeantlle PAPER eas percent sterling Exchange
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. except for 8 peicenls.
RAILROAD BoEDs-irreguiar, y So - ! : Ks
STATE sEcuR1TIEs-Quiet.3 ~ lSt;a 4 l:sa;ti
sTotkk1 ShAretpecuAltlon to-day was weak and
lower on bear attacks and no support was given Iha
market, and many operators were abfeut.. Gran.
gers, Lacxawsnna and Vanderbils were the weak,
est shares, Granger was university stIected BY
10y II s1TRns IL ne loniih week Of June
decline q 70 Iescent Canada eouthern sold
down ~ percent 10 29H, Central Yac!fc2X 10 S6M.
LaGIawsnns ~ 70 1851. Chicago, Burlington 4
ited sui os5sS e a. Rok t,ao gt e.
l01H. ,Loulsyllle l. Nashville ~ 10 26L, Likc
Shore ~ to 73A, new York Central 3L 10 lCoS.
~ n pnsiis preferred roeo
SIX, anu Western Union " percent 10 bss. 'Sesr
the close there wa,a fractional recovery, but The
market left # weak. $50 = -.
Transactions 200, 900 sha:es, ;sgE5. ~ I5E
= q. g. "a. paJt us. 4Ss, u2 O., q, new "a. Ink,
Psciao q Of e5, l23 Central Faciac, iosh: Eris
5ok Lehigh & Wilkes, 8S aSfed: LouSianS rons,iS
81; Missouri g. los; 81. Joseph los: et. r. i 8. q.
Ill., I pscod 5.nd eesn g oin so de nov
Onion Pacific antx, le61s; do land giants ioe5; Y:
do sinking fund. lts; Virginia o. no. Vircinis ccn.
sols. e1t!a matured coupons, so: do deferred, 1;
Adama Exp as ~ AneIle.n Express. S5; Caunds
4 Ohio, 6 do lss preferred, l21S; Do ID preferred.
TX: o., O., y. d l.. 81; Denver. d Mo 0rAilde III:
Eae, isT preferred. g asked: Fort Wayne, ii Isl
asked: Kansas Texas, kstc EsIe { Wess,c c9
q Lake Shore 7'sl;t Louisville d Nashville, 26,s:
Louisytlte, New Albany q Chicago u; NenS1ig
= GAaIlsston 1t preferred. TO- d "a preferred
b5 Missouri Pacific, s71S Nalhvillo d Chat,ano3sa'
~; New Jersey CentrHl, 81: Northern Pacific, liz:
do preferred. 4s Northwestern, ocN: do preieit..
red, l2eH; New York Central, 1coA: OHIO Ceutral,
Msi ~ Pittsburgh, is0 Reading. 2sI: 81. ionis
d San Frauctsco, lt5+' do preferred, So al. Psui
*: DO :pIctened "a 4 Texas Pacific, ss;; unIons
PsGinc, $2T unlsed States Espsess. 4: ", 81. i.
Western Union, 65N. Ia. IIu, 80 -
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RIVER NEWS,
EotesAbout the 81 eAniboats, Bank DrieL
a ~ aud photographic Reports. n

GotesAbout the g. eAn,boats, Bank Briefs
E.rs aud photographic Reports.
There are ~. 00o tons Of iron ore moored
at Pomeroy. lF,fsl. Ii ;s55i .t M h. VI,
( Capt. Billy Liat continues to make this city
his headquarters while tho s.. Lawrence 10
laid up as Cincinnati Jffi. $,is
!. The river at this point commenced to risa
slowly yesterday, aud last evening the marka
indicated depth Of 4 feet II inclcs VI a
The Parksrsburg Sentinel says Ira Hunt,
ington is thinking Of abandoning the river
aud OF opening boat Store on the lower por.
ton OF Ann street. FL 4; .s.5.:. 4 2 ='ts,,
Yesterdays riaa In the river was such thai
the @. W. Datchelor will be able to leave for
Pittsburgh this morning, and the Courier
will resume her plaoe in the Petersburg
trade. which was filled during the last trip by
the Bachelor. ~ ;5 ,is,, I!
:; The sale Of the Jennie Campbell lis eel for
10 O'Clock te -day.ilIs will likely attract quite
a large number oi:s,ean boatmsn. ;sha Is a
splendid boat, AID hsr, lbsress are good ones,
yet 1t ia certainty thst abe will b. knocked
off st a big sacrifice. Il Ii. ~ v
!, The PriEcss,. Willie Austin and Telegram
are all running reSularlySin their respective
trades, and are doing aSiatr business: Tho
Elaine, which has ,e GsnFt the Abner O'Nea!,s
place il tho Bteubenvlle trade, Is receIyint:
all Of the old boats trads. Z a4F51STi9,H
Capt. A. Flesher, Of Mu.raysyille, ar.
rived In the city yesterday. He comes to at
tend the sale OF the Jennie Campbell. He ii
largely interested Ia this sale, there atill be-
ing due him balance on the barges OF which
he was the builder. Like all OF his work,
they ara Rrs.-cls!s in every particular. i5,,'
H % IL
The Andes arrived a. IL o'olock last even
Ing, having on board good iylp and cabin
full OF passengers. ahe will take her depa1-
ture for Cincinnati at 3 o'clot + this after.
noon. Tbs Andes Is q splendid packet In
every respect, and tho high esteem In which
she and her popular officers ore held ali
slong the river to not to bs wondered at. -
< On CRY, Pa, July River 2iieet Ii
inches and risin'; cloudy and pleasant. N
Parker, Pa, July River { Q feet g
inches and rising; weather cloudy and cool.
R1cr's LANDING, Pa, July River feet
and stationary; weather cloudy; Thermometer
72'. g9f n. z f :,
Plrrlusou, July 7.--Mononsahela river
feet, II inches and on a stand; weather cloudy
and cool.' 81 ~ x ,agaj I,s{,&&tf
\ MoRaANTowH, W. Va. July River s
inches and stationary; weather cloudy; Their.
mometer 75'. ;:;E a t A. ID. Z
( Lock No. A.. Pa July River Is feat q
inches and STATIONARY; weather oloudy;l thel.
monster 67o. ~, g ~
& 'Bsowxsv1LLx, Pa, July River 3 feet
8 inches and stationary; weather CLOUDY:
thermometer 6l'. ,.5 "A. yslI..5 ), 81
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- F'fs--I '-'srs r7srt 900 - s-.sr..ss -.1
THE NEW FIRE ENGINE
To DO Called the "sisHaEa" and Kept Of
liigt tho Unlted House, 3sg ~ "

To DO Called the"siHHara" and Kept az
Mgfs.si,'l tho United House. ~, M
Tho Committee on Fire Department mot as
the City Building last evening and after
auditing tho usual monthly bills proceeded
10 decide what the name Of ths new fire
engine should DO aud where Il should be
located. It was unanimously decided to call
Il the "Niags1a;" the name 10 an appropriate
one 10 thu engine 10 ono that will BE- capable
ot throwing al Immense amount Of water.
Various other names were suggested among
them bumper but as aoon as Niagara"
was suggested II !, was adopted. Il was
decided that the new engine should
be placed ut tho Unitsd house. This 10 no
more than right: the United Is the engine to
be- retired from service; there are moro val.
liable manufactures on tho South Bids than
In any other portion Of the city, and !hera 10
only one engine TO- protect. them, and that
engine should by all means, DO the best one
In the department. BESIDES the United
company can reach Are In any, OF the big
Main utreet houaes about 10 quickly rs the
Atl4ntlo company. There arc sill other
reasoni; the s.reeta on tho South Bide are IN
North, and the South Side com.
pany should have the lightest running on.
gipe. And ns a last reason the United vas
pnid for by citizaps living south Of the creek
and presented to the city. In ita day It has
done good service, and one good turn de.
serves auothef 1t WIS also the opinion OF
the committee that the plan Of placing a
secondhand engine In house whose engine
had baen condemned and putting a new en-
CINE In tho secondhand ONES place was a
bad plan, ~ ar1HE
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i Alnkeforllle Park.

The Board Of Directors Of the Wheeling
Park Association held meeting at tbs Court
Houte yesterday afternoon and discussed the
advisabili.y Ind practicebllity of conatruo:-
10 to build dam in the hollow to the left as
one enters, and thus provide for lake OF
pond large snoughLo accommodate row. oats
and I'M connection will b. it. construct water
works that will2forcs wafer all !, over the
grounds, supplying fountains, etc.!FArranee!
ments were made ytsterday.to secure prac..
iicsl man TO examine the grounds with u
view to ascsrtaiuing what success would :bs
had by sinking arteslan wells Ilrom which, 10
secure the vatsr.E Tbs Board also has Ia con.
temptation several other important improve.
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Another attempt was made yesterday hf-
te,noon to secure a 1oru4n for a joint meet
ing Of the Council Committees on Railroads
and Ordinances, but 1t was failure. Messts.
Wilklnson, Hall, Miller and Bmith werc the
only ones that appeared. There WAS the
usual turnout OF lawyers and engineers to
look alter the interests Of their respective
consider and prepare for Council the new P. !.
W. Il Ky. ordinance. No further opposition
Is looked for in this matter. Tho T., W. t.
n.y., the Ohio River and the Wheeling h Hal-
sisburg roads have arrived at an agreement,
and the ordinance will be amended by the
COMMITTEES and presented to Council in such
a shape ss all desire II to pMs. ~ M 81.
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ANOTHER CELEBRATION
Dy the i iller Glee Club Of a Members
MArrin.c.

Uy the l. iller Glee Club OF a Members
Marrin.c. a., w
Thst well known organization, the Miller
Glee Club, had another one CT thoss grand
bauquets with which 1t always celebrates the
event Of one OF its members j,inins the
ranks OF the bonedicts, at schwalb's First
National last evening. These barq uets. by
the way, are always at the expense of the
member who deserts the CLUB for married
life. The latest loss was Mr. Charles Menke.
meller, who Is now on his bridal tour. An
account OF his marriage to Miss Clara
Stephens, OF Barnssyille,a at Little Washington
has been Published. FROM Chicago he cent
orders to Schwalb &c. get up bis best, and the
order was followed out. Ths tabls was
Ioaded down with good things aud go7d
cheer was not lacking. President Hugh
klari presided, aud sbout twenty others
were p1escnt. After supper a committee
was appointed to send congta.nlasory dis
patch TO Mr. and Mira. Menkemeller at
milwaukee and then followed soas's and
songs. In addition 10 the club songs Mesars.
john Karsir, George Stern, Dave Kull and
Frank Woaber Gang solos that we're loudly
eucored Every one had good tims and
the Thanks Of ali were voted to be especially
due EchWAlb. - FIX ~ (.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

The health Of Mr.. Tllden was rumored to
have been better yesterday. % .s
The National convention OF window
gless workers will convene at Pittsburgh
today. Over one hundred delegates are
expected to be present. -, -
Dal]as, Texaa, is struggling with water
famine. Z Yesterday the thermometer was
1922 in the shade. The city water works
are almost dry, and all but the fire supplies
are shut off, {. ), ~, isti15J,
= Reports from B.rka, Lebanon and Mont.
eomery counties, Pennsylvania, state that
yesteraday'a storm was q cloud burst, eev.
efal miles.wide. The roads were submerged,
bridges washed away, barns and bouaes
unroofed and acres Of fields washed out as
50 il crops were never planted,
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Obnoxious Foreigners.

f PlTrsDuRau, July ia Houtzdale, Pa,
special says: The continued wholesale i'm.
pertation Of foreigners into the. bituminous
coal fields Of ClearReld, Bedford, Hunting.
don. Jefferson, Cambria, Blsir, Somerset
and other counties has aroused the most
intense and ugly feeling among the GOLFERS
Largely attended and enthusiastic meet.
inss have been held, at which resolutions
have been passed, denouncing the course
OF the railroad and mining corporations
for bringing an obnoxious element into the
coal country. Secret societies are being
formed TO drive the foreigners from the
district * Il 4, II g n ;6t 80 yRiAyl
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n Breadsiu aud Provi.ion,0 2.

barrels: exports Zoo barfel' Ar s,s,a Ally
western 81 6oa3 TO- Wheat, SPOT grades sisi r
lower: options opened wax and declined kaIc
Afterwards stronger and close ahowiuga recovery
busfelE No 2 chicago solS0iHc; 90 ii T. toxs
DC; No. M!lwsnses G L. 9cci' No. !, fprinE Sgc:
ungtaded white 81 o.: No. 2 rcd July. sales lsS .
oooblshels a. 9.st.sskc closing at 9s33sc August,
September. kalea l,ole, 0o0 buxhels a. DsXaSslc'
closing At eo1Sc; October, salss 10000 bushels Al
q coat oN closing A. 81 OK: December sales IT,.
goo bushels ,at y oiai w, cltsins at 81 OK;
spot and options lolower closing steady
With chit recovery: receipts l9S o q bubhes: az
ports s. 90 buAhels; ,ungtaded 4Sxa6lc; yunErsdod
{e!Iow Soc angF1 es while esc; Ne July 6sa
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WAIrfOR Ta,E BIG SHOW.
Not in wheeling Until Tuesday, July
I1., IYlll. n 49, o. Nr


.5g t|s,. .9lll. ,r
This Is the way they talk about John Rob.
lnson and his ten big new Mammoth Com.
bined Shows, for the season Of 1884. His
tiity.ninth Grand Annual Tour. .John
Robinson's Big Show, an immense ailair, gor.
geous street psgeantry:"s --''''! tDt is''
Were any evidence nesded OF the a;zsi Of
John Robinson's Show 1t was amply furnish,
ed this morning by the number Of Hsgous,
herses and men to ba eeen on the streets OF
81. Louis. Hundreds Of horses, and many
gsily decorated csges, ohariots, dena and
vans, we're coon formed In liaa and the pre-
cession began. The magnificent wardrobe,
entirely new, was shown TO splendid advan.
tage. The Immense chArio.s built during
the past winter astonished everybody by
their immense s;zs and bssuty. The large
number OF cages testified the extent OF the
menagerie and I'LL OF them were elegantly
painted and gsily decorated. The monster
elephants attracted great attention and The
splendid music Of live full military brass
steam Ofpheadss, enhanced the attractive.
The streets through which they passed
were black with psople. They waited p,.
tiently, and the sight witnessed whom at
length the parade arrived was one well
worthy Of bang waited for. 1t was the long.
est, most varied and by lar the best ever seen
in this city. The parade observes all the
prahe thai can be given. II is scene worth
going . hundred p,lts 10 see, Twenty thou,
sand delighted aud enthusiastic people wit.
messed the biggest aud best meuagerie and
the grandest and most brilliant circus enter
tsinment over seen under canvas yesterday
afternoon sud last evening in this city. To
ssy that John Robiraon's Dig Show plessed
the people would not half express it; they
fiormauces and antics Of those Twin baby
Elephants Is worth the admission fee atnre.
Come again. John Robinson, say we.-!a.
Louis Daily Republican,. !.J slflg IN. A.
Positively me only big shew that will viait
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:. III. William Combs, g., father OF Officer
Combs, Of The city police force, died yesler.
asy l ies tss sSs ps o. Rs I0H ga rh
viii be- buried tomorrow from ,hs res ti
Of his son. The funeral will bs under the
auspices OF Ohio Lodge A. F. & A, NJ, Of
winch Mr.. Combs was member for 80 years,
having been initiated In 1876. y He was The
oldest glass cutter in the city, having come
to the city In 1882, since which time he has
worked almost constantly ut the Hobbs glass
house and the Central. EW 3tt1
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Lcss OF Flesh and Strength.

with poor appetite. and perhaps slight cough
in morning, or on first lying down ut night,
should be looked to In time. !, Persons sill'ct'
cd with consumption are provsrbisliy uucor.
solous Of their real state. Most cases CON.
mence with disordersd liver, leading to bad
digestion and imperfect assimilation OF food
hence the emaoiatlon, or wasting OF The
flesh. u It Isl form Of soroialous disease, and
is durable BY the use Of that greatest Of all
compouude, known az Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery 4 IL ga:
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Hentucky Lynchins REQ,

Vsss'E8S ~ HsV*sHssB A1Vos
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-The Courier Journals
Russellville, KY, special saya: A mob OF
sixty armed and masked men mounted on
horseback came from Todd county to this
place last night between II and u o'clock,
and took Dick Henderson. colored, from
jail and lynched him. Henderson was
charged with cutting the throat Of young
Adams, y white boy, at finchem, Todd
county, last April. i.9s
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gosaip IN Relation to Various
.. .g.5 PeOple. N.I.,,

NcWh ana GOsalp III Aela3lOn 10 various
y9lI,u,, .9 People. ,li.gai, *
Mrs. A. D. Work and son leave this morn.
ing for Piqua 10 visit friends for several
weeks. 7,.y g.r. .FlN rr
Mr.. VIII H. Rogers and mother leave this
morning for Boston. They will be abseat
until fall. ...g.. ,.afs. "6
Mr.. Michael Gavin aud sister, Miss Maggie,
OF the Sixth ward, leave today for Piqua,
o., on visit to friends. $Lf'l WI
Mrs J. @. Anderson and adopted daughter
are spending the summer OF Mrs. Aldorson'a
old home In Lewlsburg. 49, ...sy.
Mis- Anna Work, OF the South Side, Leaves
to-day for Harrisburg, where she will remain
for some time the guest Of friends.
Mr.. Louis Frauzheim nad mother, Mr..
Robert Gibson aud mother, and Mr.. Charles
u. OF leave to-day on m extended Western
tour. ,Hgl, Itu .p'.
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TrHuAfers or Real Eslnte.

The following conveyances Of real estate
were Admitted TO record by Recorder Hook
A deed made July !, 1884, by George King
and wife, OF Belmont county, O., to BENZ F.
Connolly, OF Ohio county, W. Va, OF the un-
divided one-tifth OF what 10 known as Robin.
son's farm, containing somswhnt. over IS
acres; consideration $500. Il .,-gl- aVss.
A deed made July 4, 1884, by William
Epsrgo arr wife 10 Henry ami Thomas Col.
Inns, Of the north thirty feet Of lot No. II,
situated as. il Meth %aafIas ,sss
Guliclma p. Criswell, OF Ohio county, W,
Va. OF lot No. 10, situated on tie north side
OF Zane and between Chestnut aud Walnut
s.reets, Wheeling leland; consideration 5000.
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q very pleasant ttiair%took place Sunday
evening at the residence Of Mr.. August Helm.
brecht, tis tailor. and family, or Fourteen Ii
street His nephew, Mr.. William. Helmbrec t,
n tailor employed ut Wellsbu,s, and who has
beeu IN this country for about thrsa yeers,
was married to Miss sWilheminA klevis. 4
young lady whom be had known In the old
country, and who has been III this city for
about sir months. The ceremony was per.
formed BY Rev. Mr.. Eisenlohr in the presence
of Il numter OF friends. Afterwards they sat
down to d nicely prepared supper and the
remainder Of the evening WAS pleasantly
spent III social manner. \ X II (. a /. \
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wAhTsp.

tWAiN,Tl;EsD6-A GOOD NURSE c,s,-
iva "l1s Byron Islets J.r. &aSwsxin, lRL
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SINE DIE.
Tho AdIournmcns OF Congress After
Eg Severe kig0rs.

Tho Adjournment OF Congress After
H.. DO Severe kigors. ~
From Our Special Correspondent. \.
WARRINGTON, July 7.-Congress gasped ita
lie out at 8 o'clock this afternoon. It e1.
PRED quietly after several rigors brought
on by an almost constant session since
Thursday morning. There wero few
struggled for political supremacy and a few
personal fairies, then 1t laid down with.
out murnur and sleeps aeundly tonight.
At no time did tho Senate lose its digniied
decorum, maintaining its usual icy equi.
librium even during the most earn.
est debate, hui the House present
ed q: scene during a part oil the
OF forenoon, which could only be likened
to menaeerie that had gone into winter
quarters. There were many growls and
snarls, but no one was bitten. & Scarcely
any effort was made to preserve order.
Members talked, smoked, applauded,
walked about, some Of them with their
hats on, at will. There was. not quorum
present but three or four times during the
day. Unanimous coneent WIS granted for
the consideration Of pension bills which
had patssd the Senate, and they were
ground out in regular land Office fashion
without debate or question. q "a -
About noon, upon motion OF Mr.. Ran.
dali, the House adjourned for few min.
utes. This was done in order that Thurs:
days session, which had been continued
by taking recess, might terminate and the
Record be kept straight. IL d. VI
Ithas been decided by numerous emf.
nept lawyers tonight that all the bills
passed since the adjournment at noon TO.
day, are null and void as there is stand.
ing rule Of the House which was law pro.
viding that after each adjournment the
House shsll meet at IL o'clock in the fore.
noon. q. * . 4 - b. 5IsI ISL.
Trainsleavingthe city tonight bore away
many Senators and members. Randall
put out at once for Chicago. BY tomorrow
night there will not be more than forty o.
fifty remaining. 4. i :3s
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Little Flood for Il Cent-riie Boat Race.
iii7! other Matters. -.
D. L. Thobpra hss gonsto Michigan, where
he will sell Blaine's book. i-T127'If14r
Lou Bat.ells left Last night on the Andes to
enj oy short vacation 6. Marietta. n b.
The lsdies of the N. L. Church will have a
socisl ct tbs home Of DR.. Williams, North
Belmont street, thin evening. e. s'ss
Fran k Ee:z ia suffering from A peyerS
wound In the head near the bsss Of the b,sin
He wa1 struck by a stone thrown by Adam
Gibson. $40 & l... Sc .1s'g ~
There Ia now talk Of starting the He'll.
Msnton boa! race at the water works instead
OF at the bridge. Mora Of the rnoa would
thus be seen opposite town. if;uI5 4. -iG
One OF tho Bellaire parry bound for Mari.
ctta on the Courier wss too long for the bed.
When be got 10 sleep he naturally straight
ened out and showed out the whole end OF
bis berth. :, 4i "A ,giYI5J < .-ff Z. t'fl. n
John R. Cow and Samuel 6lmmons have
gone for trip to Caicago aud will 60 on 10
Michigan by Like. Several Bsllaire men
went along as far as Chicago to take in the
convention. go OLA,
The police yesterday evening were hunt.
Ing for woman described AS wearing red
dress, white hat and white apron, who
had abandoned An infant In the Second ward,
She was believed to have gone to Wheeling.
A valve between tho ma;ns below the res.
ervoir burst eiter midnight Sunday aud
torrent Of water poured down and rpread
over the lots aud around some OF the houses.
Some OF tho alarmed Inhabitants" were out
in ecaniy apparel, but the water was soon
hut OH. g'" ,-sS.s,sg,S5if ,.}l :s.leI lllg{.a
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Just Receiving

n Just Receiving y VS..
Another lot OF carriages, jump seats, two and
three spring phae'ons,s aog carts, piano boz
and cut down front buggies; all full leather
trimmed and warrantod; alao fpll platform
and three sprPg wagons Ss LES mosy than
and price at J. W. Ferrels, corner Main and
Twenty-frst streets. 25.1i5 .s,f;5 r
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iAEoTHxr new arrival Of Pheetons, Jump
Seat Buggies and Storm Spring Wagons, full
leather top and all, warranted, at great bar.
gains. Js7 t.ti55sHE J.W. FERREI, 4
I = ~ Cor. Main and TWsatY.6Est Street,.
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Pry71su2sH, PA, July LIN the afternoon the
market was heavy: ralliel +, 6lkc, then reacted
aud drained ste IDLY. closing at 59Ac. So
,o NEW YORK, July Up trolenm steady; United
ss}sc; crude 6Ha636c; refined 751{c. = ~.
PHILADELPHIA, July 7-Psroieum suiet at 7s<c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-08
A6IATIC CHOLERA,

An Eminent German Physician Says IT
i-s Will spread.
TouLoN, July, 7.-Dr. Koch reports the
cholera here Asiatic. He found some
tniprohea hero "a in Egypt and India. The
intes!ines being the seat Of danger iumiga.
ton is uselees. He says the cholera will
reach Germany, and it will go everywhere.
Having a centre line at Tou!on it must
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-08

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