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When asked yesterday whether ho wished to
sav anything about the report from Albany that aegs
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
MINES AND MINING.

SALES AT THE NEW. YORK niyIyf EKCHiy5a
NEY-Y YORK. Jan. Il. 1888
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REAL ESTAT TIE.
ByA. II. Muller Il Son.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday. Jan. 81. 1885.
owing sale was held at the Exchange
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

4etory and 3story brick buildings; with lots Nos
~ and 81 StautOn-st. SO - OF FOrsythsi, iots
together In A. 5K75i George Corey 80
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BOYDS AVID BAyK STOCKS.

Nil q 81 Paul w L Tel comp 1900
On & T. " div 5000. lilo
1000 $50. .93Ll Wlnona & st L
ll.oOO. $50. ..93as lst
NJ & II Z 7 $40 5000. 80. l07ia
LOO. l24 Wabash st l. X
Nor q Is LIST On diV
1000. 600. lJ6 4,OOO. .......72'4
Mich southern ST Allan * Pac w DIV
l0.00O....c l02l2 lst
u Y IgEa g. A " 900 -- IO
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-14
3lIirtse
USE soRAcIRE

fTOfLETPOW DIR; keeps he akin ssft and
i fmOOtn. pro- vuts tnd cures rhnfes, best
Baby Powder made. Sold by Druggists.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-14

however, and Miss Clayton's long strokes
brought her again beside the leader, and
at the cheering OK the crowd bOth Young
lsdles responded by fine squirt that kept
them head and head for several yards.
Neither seemed TO be able TO gain on the
other, when suddenly the crowds favor
ite, Miss Murray, turned pale and with a
gasp sank from view. Almost instantly,
a boat WAS over the spot where she sunk,
and ready hands grasped her firmly when
she reappeared, and drew her aboard in
dead faint.
During the excitement that this pro-
duced Miss Clayton, who had stopped to
see il her piucky little adversary wRs
saved. was Overtaken by Miss st. Clair,
who had always been a good second. Miss
Clayton and Miss st. Clair, almost abreast,
reached the quaTter-mile boat in I'm. Ia.
and am. IS. respectively, and started On
the return-Miss Brooks making It in Am.
lis. On the return quarter Miss Clay
toms even strokes soon placed her safely
out of reach oil Miss St. Clan, and in 9
minutes and IL seconds she reached the
goal amid the shouts Of the multitude,
Miss 81. Clair coming in an easy second
in IL minutes, and Miss Brooks third in
II minutes and ~ seconds. The prizes
were then awarded, Miss Clayton taking
the first, Miss st. Clair the second, and
Miss Brooks the third. Miss Murray,
who tainted. was after some effort brought
to and taken home.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-14
LAUNCHING A BIG SHIP.
A Great Four Master Glides from the
Ways Into ROckpOrt Hsrbor.

why's INTO iNetk port
RoCKPORT, ME-, Aug. 1.-THE monster
ship Frederick Billings, the largest craft,
with one exception, ever built in America,
was launched here to-day. She is four
master, and her masts will tower 20 feet
above the Brooklyn bridge. Her tonnage
Is 2.62S. and she is only trihe smaller
than the Great Republic. She is square
rugged. The length Of the ship is POI feet,
and from the deck TO the m ain truck IT is
ISL feet. The main sticks Of the masts are
20 feet long, and are OF Oregon pine. The
length Of the fore and main yards is 90
leet each. and she will spread 200 yards
Of canvass. The oak frame Of the ship
came from Virginia. and her hard pine
planks from South Carolina.
Early this morning people from all
parts OF the state poured into town 10
witness the launching. The harbor was
filed with vessels gayly decorated with
bunting. Every advantageous point OF
observation was occupied by eager sight.
seers. The Immense craft lying in the
hollow did not show her size until one got
beneath and looked up 40 the swelling
hull towering above. As II O'Clock APP
pr0ached o. crowd OF wOrkmeu began re-
moving the shores aud bookings and
made the tinal preparations. Al il;O5
O'Clock The tide was az It's ebb, and the
final order was given.
As the workmen drove home the wedges
the monster quivcfed slightly, and, with
very slight crenkius, started. The
silence WAS Dfokon hy cheers from 10000
thrOats. Gayly dressed with hags and
loaded with people, she slowly ciid u
down the waye, while eos the bow stood
the crew ready when the bow struck the
water i0 drop two immense anchors 10
checE the Roadway. With hardly dis
turbance Of tho waters The stern settled
into the deep, and tho bow, with au
almost lnnerceptbl9 Dip. followed, and
tue Frederick Billings WIS nfpst. The
~ shcrs wore dropped and dragged sl0wly
through toe mud She rs beautiful
craii, ANA sits 0n the water iiks duck.
Her capialn has not yct been selected.
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eepnrlnErelitp aIeiLeee.
GALLERY.
FANCY BAKERY.

| UhlNb my recent trip North suceroded
- ln rnfnging % iirst-tlnss Vienna Confrc-
loner : nn now ready o. nll 90 orders far
tlhE COMPETITIONS FNEsH CAKE
.fefg.. ltf' FANCY OKhAMEtTAL
'Ahh- Tor Wrddints. Balls nud PHrtiea u
spNflaltl. lcu rreHm, Water fees charlotte
. ,.n..r and jolha.. Pure. rirh. delicious.
THU. hAbhhilk. Agent. ~ null 30.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-14
A snake Hunt in Indiana.

A gang of men, boys and dogs was
quickly formed under the generalship of
Uncle Henry Barkman and Bill Howard,
the latter having widespread reputa-
ton as a snake hunter, and has killed or
captured all the large snakes heretofore
in this country. The party were armed
with doublebarreled shot guns and clubs.
They struck his trail late yesterday after
noon, and tracked him for miles through
woods and corn fields until night over
took them, and they gave up the pursuit
until this morning, when still larger
gang is out to-day with the celebrated
snake dog True, belonging to Mr.. J. e..
Maddox. This dog has no desire what
ever for other game. ard VIII only hunt
snakes, and has tracked and hunted down
all the large snakes in this country, and
some monster ones have been captured or
killed in BiackfOId county in the last few
years. Barkman and Howard to-day
took out with them Darby kritzer, boy
- years old, who is s0id by superstitiOus
people TO be bewitched, and can charm
any snake ne runs across. The citizens
are anXiously awaiting the gangs return.
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gumrraI giIpitailnne .

BARRETT. The friends ana acquaintance
of RICHARD BARRETT and family. ana oi
NJ ichael b rrett, and of james X. Barrett,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
Of the former, from mis- late residence, No. %
Charlton st eet, west of West Broad, THIS
AFTERNOON, at O'clock.
RAY.-The friends and acquaintance OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. RAY. of Mr.. James Kay
and family, and Of Mr.. George Robbins and
family, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral OF the former, from his late residence
on Houston, near Congress street, THIS AZ
TERNOON, at 3 80 O'Clock.
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Best Goods are Putin smallest Parcels

Best Goods are Putin smallest Parcels
The old prOyerb is certainly true in the
case of Dr. Pierce's pleasant Purgative
Pellets" which are little, sugar-wraDped
parcels, SCARCELY larger than mustard
seeds, containing as much catha rtic power
as is done up in the biggest, most repul-
sive-looking pills. Unlike the big pills,
however, they are mild aud pleasant IN
their OperatiOn--dO not produce gripping
pains, nor render the bowels costiye after
using.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-14
st. Patrick's T. A. 3. Society.

The St. Patrick's T. A. B. Society will meet
az their hall, THIS friday AFTERNOON,
at O'Clock. 10 pay the last tribute OF respect
to their deceased brother member, RICHARD
BARRETT. By order of
NJ. 5. DOONER, President.
T, J. O'BRIEN, Secretary.
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pratha.

MACHOLD. Died, at Macon yesterday, c..
MACHOLD. President OF Ocmulgee Fire Com
pany No ,. He was an old and useful citizen,
aud highly respected by mis- savannah friends.
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Mlrrtimae.
Division No. /, Ancient Order of Hi
bernians.

You are hereby summoned to appear in re-
gala. at your hail, ! HIS AFTERNOON, at
80 O'Clock sharp, to pay the last tribute OF
respect 10 our deceased brother, RICHARD
BARRETT. BY order
T. J. O'CONEOR, President.
= e MAGrTRF Roc SecretarY.
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savannah Yacht Club.

meeting Of the Club will be held at 100
Bryan street, THIS DAY friday, Aug. IA,
at y o'clock NJ.
Petitions for membership and amendment
rules acted on BY order of
WIN. HONE, Commodore ). Y, c.
FRANK WINTER, Secretary
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storlur Pota.oss.

AmSTio1n AgrttmiuEla.
Potatoes are best stored in dry, cool
cellar, where the temperature can be Kept
by ventilation, at about forty degrees. The
floor should be OF plankE, raised three
inches from the ground, and laid with one
inch spaces between them for ventilation.
The bins should be about eight feet long,
four feet wide and deep, made OF loose
barred partitions, wired together At the
corners. A bin OF this size will hold 100
bushels, and with such a one, 1t is very
easy to know how much the crop amounts
to. A box to hold q busbel will be found
q great convenience in gathering and
storing the potatoes. 1t Ia made eighteen
inches long, fifteen inches deep IN the
clear at the Eidts, and ten inches wide, all
inside measurements; thus holding two
thousand and seven hundred cubic inches,
or thirteen cubic inches (about two good
sized potatoes) over a heaped bushel,
which is 2GS7 incb,s These boxes can
be set ono upon another, and then have a
space left between the potatoes, and are
thus well adapted for use in storing g par
OF the crop, or a small quantity for domes
tic use. The barred sides and bottom, Sc
cure abundant ventilation. The bins in
the cellar should h0va gpace Of foul
inches between the end and the wall, AMI
between the aides. this is easily made by
placing short rail between them.
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Pennsylyanisns who contemplate mstri'
mony and who have their affairs in proper
order, are making rush TO get in under
cover before the new marriage law over
takes them. Many OF them would rather
not pay tho license in these Democratic
times; and besides, the operations OF the
new law are involved in some mystery.
The Register of Allegheny county sayl
he does not know whether marriage with
out q license will be legal transaction
after October lst. He does know that the
third person singular marrying thesecond
person dual would be liable to a fine Of
one hundred dollars, but he is not sure
that the marriage would be illegal.
In spite, however, Of the uncertainties
which already are embarrassing the local
officers, there is something which may
gladden. the heart Of the prospective
bridegroom. There is no occasion at all
fora clergyman or magistrate. The groom
gets the license and then forwards to the
court formal notice, duly attested, that he
and his bride have married themselves.
and that is enough.
Doubtless this new law is in the right
direction, but at the appropriate time the
ISrELueENcER will beg leave to shed a
tear over the departed glory Of West Alex
ander, the Gretna Green to which 80
many loving hearts have turned and not
in vain.
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TILE sILYkR QUESTION.

Interviews with Various CoDgressmen on
the sHbIOet-what will Congress Doe
Correspondence Ofle Intsllt0eo1.
WAsHlSaroN, D. O., Sept 2l.-The ques-
ton Of the dollar OF the Daddies" ia the
all.adsorbing politico.cconomic question
Of the day. All the leading papers, have,
daily, column after column OF extracts and
interviews on the subject. 1t is amusing
and at the same time humiliating to read
the opinions Of the Hon. This and the
Hon. That, OF thiss and that State, on
this interesting and very important sub.
The Pot, OF this morning, published a
column OF interviews with NJ. O's now in
the city, which Is q fair specimen Of
Opinions" on the subject and OF the cali
bre Of the average member oil Congress.
REPRESENTATIVE O'Neill, Of Missouri,
said: 81 want to see what the Govern.
ment has TO propose. I'll stand by the
Government in any proposition that seems
10 me reasonable and practical. recog.
niEe the inconvenience Of the silver dol
lar in general use. II the last Congress
had authorized more public improvements
we should never have heard Of the present
difficulty arising from the large surplus Of
silver dollars being idle in the Treasury
vaults. Ibelieve the new Administration
will inaugurato works Of public utility,
give employment TO workingmen, and in
that way find an outlet for tho accumu.
lation oil silver dollars which, at present,
seem To be bothering everybody"
In other words, Mr.. o Neill has no opin-
ion ON subject which Seems to be both
ering everybody" but trusts 10 Provi-
dence and the "neW administration" to
relieve the country Of this cause Of embar-
rassment, even II Uncle Sam has to 90 to
work and cultivate his own farm" l
wonder II Mr.. 0'Neill ever thought that
Uncle Sam has employees enough now,
RIGHT In this city, 70 absorb very large
portion Of the surplus silver dollars, pro-
yided It would look decent for each clerk |
10 lug home with him every month bag |
Of silver weighing from eight 70 twelve |
pounds, aud when Il comes 70 the Chiefs
Of bureaus. &c., over double that amount.
The Hon, Representatives. salary amounts
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II will be seen that Democratic admin
istration entail upon tho country heavy
loses in the handling OF the public funds.
10 to 1861, unler Democratic rule, the
average loss on each thousand dollars COL
lected was S. 81. From 1851 10 1858,
under Republican administration the aver
ago loss on each thousand dollars
collected was thirty.nine cents-a good
showing for "the rascals." A comparison
between tho losses in the Democratic
administration OF Buchanan and the Re
publican administration Of Hayes. (The
last Republican administration for which
we have the complete returus) makes a
remarkable showing. Under Buchanan.
loss Of s. 81 on the thousand, under
Hayes, three mills on thsthousand dollars.
The improvement was instantaneous.
Though Lincoln presided during time OF
war, the loss was but a fifth Of that under
Buchanan, whose term was in a time OF
peace.
We draw no special attention to the
hilarious administrations Of our old
friends Andrew Jackson and Martin Van
Buren,, for there is no desire to wound
anybody's feelings. In those days there
was no talk shout turning the rascals
out" This is more modern invention,
and as boomerang it is one OF the most
successful Of recent contrivances.
The accompanying table is good thing
to paste in your hat. When Democrat
talks about "the rsscals," bow politely to
him and let him gaze contemplaively
on the inside OF your everyday hat. That
will ave him something to think about.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-24

THE tenacily with which people abide
by their early faith in Ayers Sarsaparilla
can only be explained by the fact that 1t Is
the best blood medicine ever used, and is
not approached in excellence by any new
candidate for public favor. D4w
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rnel.l,n,s ..,,,,Nn EalEe,

The best SALIVA in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, Ga iypod Hands, Chilolains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % esnts per nox.
CIV ySio ~ I,Doy, 4 ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-24

Amaiden dlmpled, dainty, fair,
with hazel eyes and cIumpled hair,
Was asked what was the height Of bli's.
She promptly answered, ITS kiss,
Providing that the klSSer won't
Neglect OOth.clennElng SOZODOST,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-24

The BLOOD WouLp RuS-For five years
l was a great sufferer from Catarrh. My
nostrils were 80 sensitive ] could not bear
the least bitoi DUST at time so bad the
blood would run, and at night could
hardly breathe. After trying many things
without benefit used Eiy's Cream Balm.
am aliving witness Of is efficacy. PErRR
BRucE, Farmer, Ithaca, N. Y. Easy to
use, price 80 coats. TThsAw'
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"wuEN we two parted, l felt that ! had
taken cold," said Thomas Takeintime,
''al.d next morning l was h0arse indeed.
But = % cent bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup fixed me up"
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An Detailing Safeguard Against all 1nfOc.
Hnna plaea,ea.

Use CamphoriEe Soap freely in washing
bed clothes and all clothes worn closest to
the body. See the big reward we offer on
wrapper. S. STRUEz,
Originator Of wax Soap"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-24

Since March 4th 5000 applications for
office have been fled in the Interior De-
rartment alone
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HorsfOrd'S Acid Phosphate rs n Ref,igorani
DFIpklu RsVers.

DR.. @. II. s. Davis, Merlden, Conn, says;
u have used it % pleasant and cooling
drink in fevers, and have been very much
pleased with II"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-24

Academia will occur in the best regu.
lated families, and "SPALDrNG's GLUE"
should be kept handy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-24

The Austrian Government has estab-
lished an office for the practical testing
Of all patent medicines.
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BETHANY COLLEGEI

Brooke 70 ~, ". Va, Will begin It's Fo5:yans
session sEPTESiBER Is, 1885. Its the most nORd
College In our State, having 60 Alumni, many d
whom are occupying high piHnes oIEus:. Il Ai
tour College lcgree Couns: the Classical, be
scientific, tho MlnlsterIAl, and the Ladies COuBs
The College is now about Zee OF debt AID DE
Trustees will make an effort to enlarge the EldoE.
nent ard the number OIL students. ratrOasssh
,olicited from ali the friends Of classic learning.
For Catalogues spply 10
PROF. ". II. wooLgRy,or
IyH DE- ~ K PENDLEToN, PrtSt
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A New York lawyer says he would have
NO trouble in getting 200 men in that city
TO swear falsely In case.
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In its effects, and most useful in its appli-
cation, the fragrant S0Z0D0NT= has be-
come the most popular Dentrifice in ex-
istence. IT'S used and praised by every
body.
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asdneattonal.
educational.
Mt, de ChaRtaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, ". va

The thtrty.sighth'yesr Of this well.l uCvn A,sd.
envy, under the charge Of the Visitation wuuS
opens on The first Monday Of September next, and
continues ten months.
Pupils receilDi at any lime in the session.
Those who tesIre to place tleIF daughter In IN
institution GaosdLns exceptional IdyGu,ssa IN
the way Of healthiul ard delightful location e1.
cellent board, thorough discipline and instruction
at the hands of liie long teachers Iii every tevar
uent oil female education including the modem
languages and music should bend Tor caAlogc.
Of this school. AedftSs,
Directrtssof the Academy OF the Visitation
MT. dc CHAETAL,
au2SnAw 10 Near Wheeling. ". Va
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Ghe gatdligeltesn>


Itgiyey the IxrELLiGEScER pleasure to
oblige reader with information which he
he desires. This We do the more readily
because the same matter will interest 9TH
era. The comparative table which follows
has been printed in the INTELLIaEScER
before. 1t cannot be produced too often
nor read 100 carefully:
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rRAYELERs' GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS OF EEPERESCE MARKS.
oDaily. tSundsy excepted. monday excepted
Wheeling TInCs
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TIE "Want Soap" universally acknowl-
edged to be the biggest and best5 cent bar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-24

In Paris recently there was a "beef
dirner"-ten different courses, with beef
the chief feature Of all.
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DR.. Robert Newton, late President OF the
Eclectic College, Of the city Of New York,
and formerly Of Cincinnati, Ohio, used DR..
VIM. Halls Balsam very extensively in
his practice, as many OF his patients, now
living, and restored to health by the use
Of this invaluable medicine, can amply
testify. He always said that so good q
remedy ought to be prescribed freely-by
every physician as sovereign remedy In
oil cases Of lung diseases. 1t cures Con-
sumption, and has no equal for oil pee
tor&l complaints, rrhsAw
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.HEELING & ELM GROVE R. R.
On ana alter MONDAY, Nay I, 1885, tralnS OF
he ". & :. Q. 3. 3. win leave d follow:

Leave city asTL \. and run every hour until
Leave Wheeling Park Al a N. and run every
AG W. SHai ''hA sgS;l aiSs
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g., z. \ O. Railroad.
Leave Belairo al SAoP. n. Tor WoodRaeld and
Leave BSilaiso at cas- a. n. for summarized and
I-I 1srinn q Rollnirn 1910 A. n.nndk.MnM
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srr,r Adurrtiscnrrnts.

TNOR RENT LARGE, PLEASANT
u lroat Room or second Aoos, With board, Al
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"ANTED-PERSONs TO DO
w Writing as their hOmSS GO1d pay. Bend
10 cents for raper. etc 70 ?. II. NICHOLSON, QS
Ilinton Placs New York, keuylo
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CHINA, GLASS aud Q1eeustuar

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