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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28

Discipline, that well spring Of victory,
is recognized as ono Of the most potent
means Of raising the standard Of courage
in an army. 1t teaches men that their
best reliance IS In their own bravery;
gives them confidence In each other; re-
moves the fear that they may not be
properly supported IN emergencies; con-
vinces them that they are part of an in
telligent machine moving methodically,
under perfect control and not guided BY
incompetency and establishes that esprit
do corps which goes 50 far toward making
armies formidable In war II was disci-
pIine wsIich enabled tie commanderof the
troops on board the English ship. when
laundering. 10 form his men in line on
deck, present arms. and 20 down with the
vessel while the band played "God Save
the King. len. Horace Porter IN The
Century.
Read the CAPITAL.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28
PRICE ONE CENT


Children in hotel or boarding house are
like wild birds In cage. deprived Of their
right to fly and swoop and skim the air
and to swell their threats almost TO burst
ing with unchecked song. The wild bird
droops and mopes and mournfully twit-
ters. instead Of singing. and grows dis
heveled and dirtyand unlovely. and the
Gagged child grows weedy and pallid and
constrained In its movements and pert and
assured In its manners. and before Il II
adolescent it Is little world weary mani
kin. blase Of all amusements. supercilious
to those not so wealthy or so well dressed
or so fashionable as It's parents and their
friends, cynical and agnostic in all Its
views.-Mrs. Frank Leslie In Philadelphia
Times.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28

The mum ber OF grown women who sell
newspapers OH the streets is constantly
increasing. aud today there are eight OF
them. between 30 and so years Of age.
vending papers at the big bridge entrance
and the Immediate neighborhood. Some
of them are assisted by little sons and
daughters. and one has buxom girl OF II
or IS. whose raven hair and ruddy cheeks
attract great deal IL not always respect
ful attention THERE'S not much chivalry
In the newsboys who do not hesitate TO
mob a man or haze boy who intrudes on
THEN posts, but they do not interfere with
these women no matter how many cut up
their business New York Sun
a Prophecy Of the Weather.
The weather seems to run In cycles Of
about seven years; that is. when we have
a hot summer, it is always followed by a
cold one. and 1t takes about seven years
to reach another equally hot 1t will be
remembered by many that the summer OF
1867 was very hot. and so dry that during
August the grass crumbled under the feet
when trod upon The summer of 1868
was noted for its coolness, the thermonl.
e.er very seldom getting above IS degs..
and we did not reach the top wave of ther-
mality again until 1874, when 1t was ex.
tremely hot. The following summer was
cold to remarkable degree From then
on the summers grew gradually warmer
until 1881, which was excessively hot and
very dry. no rain falling for over nine
weeks. and there were more sunstrokes
that summer than there has been In all
the summers since
The summer of 1882 was quite cold;
few flakes of snow fell on the morning of
July 4. followed by hail in the afternoon,
and during the rest of the month and
through the month of August the tenn
perature was so low that overcoats wero
necessary for comfort. particularly at
night The summers since 1882 have
grown warmer, and last summer was o
moderately hot one; but unless all signs
fail, the coming summer will be the eli
max of the cycle. and hot. dry season
may be expected. Indiana Pharmacist
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28

Rosa Bonheur In the streets of Paris is
a large. elderly lady. rather plainly
dressed in black. her gray hair tucked
under close bonnet. Years ago she
dressed as boy so as to attract less at
tention from the hangers on Of the
stables. cattle yards and menageries.
which were visited chiefly by men. and
she still wears male attire at hons when
AZ work
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28
Wanted $4,000

for years at Al per cent. interest. Git
Edge Security GiUen on First Mortgage
on valuable real estate 40 Commissions
Paid.
Any person having the above amount
70 loan. address BUSINESS" to Editor
Of EVENING CAPITAL. 62O1m
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28

Robinson - You seem troubled this
morning. Brown. and out of sorts
Brownies, domestic affairs.
Robinson-Ho much do you owe hers
Brown-Owe her. owe whog
Robinson-Your coolx.-New York Sun.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28
ANNAPoLIs. Md THURSDAY EyENINe. JUNE 2s. 1sss.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We will insert In this column ndwerffs
ments of Wants, For Rent, For Sale. Lost,
Eonnd. &o.s not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK. or less. for 2b Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28

Good people die and bad people live.
The man who is fat with health can't get
employment. and the man who Is making
money hand over fist has to give up busi-
ness on account of IL health.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28

A "Golden Star four burner TOP GASO-
LINE STOVE, with large oven at ached, in
perfect order. nlv us one season: good rs
$500. For Particulars apply at tn Office
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28
FOR SALE

VIII be sold cheap at Magistrates once of
Mr.. 2 no. Basil, on Conduit Street, ,one Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Maching, and one Walnut
Crib. CIV
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28

On the corner Of Carroll and North West
Street. q p liz " GOLD EYE GLASSES. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by returning
them TO No. rs Carroll Street. 62Iw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28

A respectable family wants some borders
at reasonable rates. German table. Apply
at l43 and Ids Hanover street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28
FOR RENT.

A neat flve-room COTTAGE e aud kitchen. at
Passports large garden with choice fruits:
nenry aud outbuildings; pun or pure water
IN the yard; beautifully situated near the wa
ter. within full view Of the Naval Academy;
abundance of fish. oysters and crabs in season
heut Tow 10 good tenant. Apply to
5.3l JOHN CUNNING. Eastport.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28

A Lady's Gold BRACELET. with balls.
either at the College or between she College
and Naval Academy gate Finder will be re-
warded IL left at Mrs. Richard elchs. Mary
land Avenue d2TlW
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28

3 Hand Printing Presses. self hiking. Wood
Turning Lathe; Il OF Power; | Horse Steam
Engine. cheap, No. 20S 5. charles ST., BALTIC.
Md. ]. q. .OBERLANDER. 625lw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28
WANTED
FOA SALE-A RARGAIN

TO purchase q set o DOCUMENTS of the
Legislature of 1s72. Apply at this ce. 2sw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28
LOS T.

Left on the train for BAY Ridge yesterday a
pair OF steel SPECTACLES. The finder will
be rewarded IL leftat this office. 625iw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28
WANTED


A raliable energetic YOUNG NAN to solicit
and Ct rs general agent. Apply at this Office.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28
WAN TED
FOE SALE

A COLORED wOMAN-Good plain cook
Apply at No. Al College Avenue 625ly
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-FIvE TRAVELLING SALES
w MEN-Saiary and Expenses; no exper-
ience necessary. Address. with stamp. Palmer
and Co.. BIZ 1eff. ST., Burlington. Ia 52gIm
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28
9. A. FRIEMEL.
Saddle & Harness Maker
Harness of all Description
at Baltimore Prices
10 wesf Street Anuaro,,s

Special attention paid 10 trunk Repair
ing. Having constantly on hand all
kinds OF Trunk Locks. and all the latest
improvements of Fixtures, &c All work
guaranteed. All work within our line
neatly done and promptly attended to.
e. Give me Trial 6 72m.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28
A FARM FOR SALE

A GRAIN aud TRUCK FARM In German
town. u suberb OF Annapolis is offered for
sale on favorable terms. Apply to JOSEPH
HANGARTNE Err, on tho premises. 523lm
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-28
WANTED

One first class NAN to sell our warranted
Nursery Stock. Good pay TO reliable man
JAS. Il. WHITNEY, Nurseryman. Rochester,
new YORK 5 IL low
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25
THE RING MASTERS

Meet Tridt, Sight 20 select Candidate
for the Convention. hut They Can't DO II
sherman Out Oft Race Mckinley Has
the Njaiprrt, of ;h' Committee, but Gait
E,rri. Wants so One hut Blame Allison
;hr SECOND Same.
CHrNGo. Jun, 2}-Thc conference
committee met at the Grand Pacific Last
night and remained in sc sion until nearly
! n'r'or!; thi4 morning in p1r,or , Of the
Grtud Pacific Hotel. There was n large
representation, comprising the representa-
lives ottne Algyr Blaine, Allison, Shsr-
m,u aad Hu~iry forces. This meeting
Wa originally called tor the purpose OF
iytyn'ri the Harrison movement. To-day
they really ind not know the object OF
their meeting, "a Harrison had been prac-
lirdlv defeated by the adjournment
Yesterday. However after various
.reaxcrs had addressed the meeting upon
the impoaalblIity Of nominating any man
but Blaine, they appointed committee TO
take the situation into consideration and
ra present 20 the conference committee Il
u~he. with which IL the members
4lw ,it thty could report back to Their del
.st'.orS with the recommendation that
they support It. 4 committee OF ten was
.2rni;t,N representing the different fac
r,t.s. consisting at Col. Davis ard = uatUr
HrvrIl ia behalf OF Gresham, NJ II De-
N1aua Tor the Blaine movement, Congress
men Uuhh.l. ard GARRISON tor Allison, tie
Hon tir. Dun tor Alger Gov. Foster aud
I... Eut'rrwor,h Tor Sherman. The Con-
ra..a,r then a6Irumal until h5ltpast two
mad ~. committee immediately went INTO
session. Notifying senator's Hoa- aud Quay
20 he present.
WORLD WITHDRAW GRESHAM
Senator Quay did not immediately put
n sp appearance. Ths first action was
taken hv : uator F&r@"Il, who, after COM
.Irmrnt!ag Gre-ha &c., said that ioT the sake
M r,rroly he would withdraw h,s EaRc.
,;ny. Foster then addressed the meeting M
behalf oi Sherman, - the abiest man the
committee could report in favor Of. AZ
IN, conclusion Of Gov. Fosters remarks
Mr.. Don .coloTe3 addressed the co@-
rf,fae in favor Of Ten. Alger.
CONGRESSMAN ClarksOU was then called
upan. aud he very strongly urged the
rf,,r.e Of Senator Allison.
~ n. D-NguuE hIHg called on, state"
- the committee that he thought they
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25
HOW 1T STANDS.
The FIr,h Day Closes Showing E'atue
Against The Field.

] he tH'h Day '''-'N showing '''"'
Against ''' f''I''
CUrN.". jane -i ..Ia- ..ith taE closes
with .r.. sirr,ti,;, .Nsw,r, I,r ,r. against
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from 'l'lHr St'inP"He 'h '"' N"'''"'''"
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, ...d %, ,-...us ,Ea nomination tal- mora
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25
THE DETAILS

OI'he Sessions Two Ballots aud the Blaine
M.n Force nm Adjournment Alter DE
feat ~ Harrison.
CuylCo, June 2&-The Convention
met tn morning with the usual iumors
combinations dying through the air ~
black hisGs Everybody was asking his
e,ighhor what he knew, and had his OWE
exclusive tip to impart ta mecta any ur!avor-
able news he may have heard from others
Col. Eobt. c. Irg.rso'l did not appea, 10
The hall, but his name WIS on many lips
aud hi7 interrupted speech of las. night,
which appears to have irreparahly damaged
the Gresham boom, although the Illinois
Candidates friends refuse to admit this
and still claim that the Convention must
come 20 him eventually. Brt "a the time
i,r The meeting OF the Convention arrived,
IN. Gresham mcyemen; wa- almost lost
sl,hr of IN the c1uh3C, of opinion as to the
great hgh which w@a pending at once he
tween Harrison and Allison. Senator
Cameron has prevailed up5n Qlay, who
leads The Pennsy lvanIH forces, To 20 INTO
W .,'.7, , S'1 ,i",,Tu' i'" ,.r, mo- No.
7.,,,'', ''o',' i,.i ,;,b go, ' yot,s
~, , III, a ', e., ,nn;c..Er ,I.,, tbe
~. y ',,; ',,' ,r, ,'., o ,,o an
the second or third ballot. lie was con
y,. ~ ~, ''I'''%n ~, o,o a., nd
n,n ",,. ,,lar ~ ,;,. ,;,,. pr,v
, .ss ~ ,.n,,' al ,i,,. E,;n, nm ,rc All
s ",r' , -, ,rJ Ei- d.Ir,,,ior !. now in
s..si,,, b,,r,nn III, news
The friends Of H,rrison ara claiming
,h,, the Ei,i.e rnorlc M. rorirr over to
their man aad inst he viii succeed after
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25

WtTn moi there 10 listen 60 the praises n
The different candidates bat 90 dec'ie upon
the E,du mat was mo ar.ilIblo aud " hu
could Csry the c9nntry f.. N, party; that
the better plan would Ca" 70 ,Ndm.3, tiJC
,he IIgHa and delGrsus Z the different
C,ual'a;yS. Nj |. YOU. atsd 70 Us
com"i,tce he ohisc..oas urged hs tho rep.
reseItadvss Ia0m tha Pacific coast e. tnO
OF three Of the candidate. citing forth
HtH weakness. an r.I.. v-si l., saying
ira. tUsr. ua.r.' Zee. ...sy 81 s~rr. -g '.Tl.
the ciElms nd availability Of Na Bare.
as everybody was loo well acquainted with
h'm This moment Senator Qn,y cam,
into the room lie stsiei To tLe commit.
ice thl' be- had decided TO support Blaine,
ard he could not zee how the nomination
Of Blaine could be defeated. NJ msj0rity
Of the Convention werr ia favor Of it.
The Ch'irmau, Senator Fdrwell, stated
that 10 any event 1t was the du,, ul the
c0mmittcs to propose the 'una Of some
candidate tor the conference 10 support rs
a body, and the name Of
CONGRESSMAN N'KINLEY,
Of Ohio, wa proposed. The committee
was p0llcd AZ t. come Of the candidates,
and uy a large msiari,y decided tina, Sher-
man was out of th- fight; that Blaine he
Iug a possibility VITA the convention, it
was In' GUY 81 '' ,""l,"''',s 10 'HUtH,"'
=" 7eIy', T'"'e"ouS "u'NIHt "' Mr, DAM
and that he ought not To he cOnNdcI.d hy
his committee The :esu.t OF this was u
protected u.tuS-lnh' An aI's!nps US
made 10 c!tert'%- IN, representatives. pres
cot IA 70 lhelr second cn"it"
MI Dnihrld, the manager Of the AIger
forces was asked "ho M delegation would
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25
LIVE SCOrS.


IEIcirA, June % - Cattie-ReCeipts
2u uDD hraI: market dull and weak; in
frricr to good g Gjaj 25;cows 81 SOB 80;
stockers aud feeders s. OOa@ 50; TexsI.
Il jOa2 -
Hcs-s-- Rgceipt7 HOOD head: market
low but steady; mixed - iIa5 10: hesvy
- 55.5 %; pig and culls 81 roaj 80.
Shecp-Rere!gts Loco head; market
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25

CHICAGO. Tuuc23 -Wh"at closed fairly
firm at about last nights price !or the day
aud the week Just closed In the corn
market there was nothing OF interest. oats
steady. Provisions unchanged, Flour
unchanged. Whelt-No. , spring liza
~; 80 spring sole; ~. red ~Ul t-Ui e.:
June = .,7gr, closing ut he; july ~
80 ., cio-irg at 7g.c; August 7gl-n-r.
clo-irga 7Jir; epiemh.r7gs a~u.c closing
at ne. Cnrn-Ca~h No. =, 10, ti7c;
June iGlIi7ic, closing At lie; July Is 4!
IL, closing At iTic; August i7!ai~,c,
closing ai i-!c. Oats--No. >. Bic; June
3oia3ic, closing BE; July 80 a3oic, clos
ing at %n!r; August 26i2G,'. c.osiar at
2Glc. Ryc-No. > 5&ajlr. Barley G2c.
FiaxsSca-$l -. Trmothy Srri-Pri,re
- -. Mess Pork !l3 90, July !l& -
ALB ~, cIo-ing at VIZ G?4; August tl3G7la
Is ~. c'osiagat $l3 ~ Lard-Ptr leo
lbs i ~: July + 2O,- -, closing a,$ -.
August ! 81 -, closing 1t $50 Cnt
Meats Snort rna SIDES lIon- = i2.t
: -; dry raitrd shoulders s. UOtG -.
snort clear sides boxed - 9jt- 90
Whisky-4t 81 % Sugars eady. But.
ter 5 'eady; creamery l5ral-c; dairy l3lI
l7c. E,gs--At l34aliic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25
FEOIJTfIsR.

Now rork
NKW YORK, Juuc - -.FlGur- Receipt.
II. So packages; exports 1870 barrels
AID GOn sacks; dull aud weak; sales 9, 80
barrels. Wh,at-ltrceipts 80 $50 nushel-
exports IL, jGj bus!rls; saiel =. lOi 600
bushels fixtures, IS uuU bushels pot: spot
lots heavy; !ilc lower AID dull. closing
weak; options fairly active and heavy AZ =
decline OF ,,,c; No. | hard sGE a-Glr de-
l.grred; ungraded red -. lHSic, 40. , red
s6,c in elevator; sic delivered; NJ. ,
nd june Njlas5ic, closing st Njs"; July
- lsG-c, closing M s1.c; August -1as,!c.
cl. siug ~ re; November gusHgJ 40,
| chasing AZ SOC; December 81 gIG, g2tr,
closing at 9 g; May sc gG!r, closing at
gG,. CuTn Receipts Ill $40 bushels,
! sales 80 UrD bushels futures. 81 600 bush
rls spot; a~p0r's . G25 bushels; spU. lots
were dull and T. lower, C!c1rHG week; OF
;i,us ware les active and ia.r lo",r, clos
inE heavy, 20. > j2,c, nominal, AT elt-
vator; % i5.i.c delivered; June 81, clos
ing ut 53,; july 53l53ic, closing at 53r;
AlgrH 5I,d55ic, clos ngnt 81 e; Sept m
Der -, ADD, closing at sole; October s..
&Gj', r,,.iG- at j5!c; November 81 iaj1r,
closing al 5itc; December 5l4c, closing
at lie Outs-R"cctpla l53, 500 buanrl,,
cN ports 80 husbpl4; sales :3J.UuO bushels
iut0rcs; l. 900 bushels spot: market dell
aai lower; mixed ~ S.erI 3Dtj1r; white DO
&1ai5'. Hay-Qwct: shipping TO-
Iiups-Dull and unchanged. C,it~--R,1
entirely nominal: options moderately SC
tive AID Irregular, closing steady n 5Ll5
points lower; sales. future, 8 -. 900 bugs.
| June II 7jIll.HOa, July 10 aOtlo GUr; Au-
| gust 300 81; Scp.amHgr 9.5ja9 toe:
| October g5U.g SOC; November 95Oa9 55,;
! December . 55a9 0Ot; February . 55a
! . zoe; March 300 SurGT-Raw strong;
! fair quoted q, iic: centrifugal ; 0.lG.;
molas,e- fljs'; refined firm aud nir.
! R'cc-SteadY. PeirnIeum-S steady; crude
! IN barrels G,aG:"; United closed steady a.
| 72.c Cotton : al O,l-Qliat hut STEADY
crude l3,, refined i7c. Ta!law -Dull at
| ill l-l6c l,DSin-Qui-i At 81 l5tl ~.
Turpen,in"-Steady at BE EIu,-S.eIdy
western l5t tl5 l.; receipts : ~ package,
Pork-Dnii and unchanged. Cat Meat,
Dull and unchanged Lnra-FIrmtr
and dull; wcst,rn steam spot quoted nj
J. 5ol- ~; June ]" +, JAY = T.:
August ) iJ,~ 81: September s. 81:
October = iS,~ il; November = 90
Butter Si.aiy; western l&tlgc Cheese
quiet; Ohio I'M 7i~'. Copper, led aui
TIA not quoted. Otherar;icles unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25
DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK, June 23--Dry Goods
The mlrke; was gnic; IN demand hut =
fair quota Of orders was received, which Il
very hot half holiday did moi alloy of be-
iug executed. Cotton goods market very
steady Mt current rates. Wooden goods
market very dull
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money lei LIZ Per Cent Governments DIM
ana S;eady-StOCks Stagnan'-FlOur Un'
chan ed-Theat Fairly Firm
A"" Yuaa, June % Money essy ut
la l. per cert. Prime mercantile pGpafl Is
per CEN. Sterling sscaaDqe dull hut
steady at 4sT for 90 day bills and As:
for demand
G,VEENNCNrs- bal art steady.
,'-r,, h''.N.:ri .........iE,
80 CG1, yA'
sos ~ 'cG2CJ. q,
sn,sc S,.G- 20 ~. ......... .. ... .........lly
STATTs-Steady.
RAILROADs-Dull
STOCKs-The stock market to-day was
more s.Rgnaut aud the recorded transac-
tion5 less than any Saturday for many
weeks The market was intensely dnll
even at tie opening. and first prices were
generally unchanged from last evening 2
inai figures, but the temper OF the room
was some what mixed, the professionals in
| cined 20 he bearish rs usual and some
light buying by commission houses.
Prices moved mp small fractions with st
Panl and Reading, which were the only
stocks showing any animation whatever II
the lead, though the improvement WA
confined tn fractions les' than per cent.
M other feature was developed and the
market finally closed very dull aud barely
steady at irregular chuges from the open
lrg pr!c-s Sales iS.7ll shares QIota-
lions closed bid a. follows:
Adams Express lie; American Express
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25

',r r,rnrt Of tbs subcommittee and the
mat,yr w.s dropped until Monday
rrUuFR CONFERENCES ARE To EE HELD
ard u .s hoped &, formulate some sort ~ a
p,e.rawm, hetOr. The Convention phail as
ssnblp Monday morning. The irigHGs or
JIG." GUrshtl are uJkIGg cue last ralIJ
ard are lnrUhiy presenting hi claims as
'lH ,'rN-.a~r '..I 90 whom tNc
or....i...a .. rir'-r ca ruit" Thy
,.Hp &C. > thv seesaU cUaICs O. 81 Target
oUaD-r OF delegates th&. any other CaaiI-
. date, aJl that h. ~ the most available
candidate. Wisconsin ard Minnesota,
which to-day wayersd from the Gresham
lurs. have promised 70 come back Monday
molniug With Harrison hesUeu, it IL
claimed nearly the whole of Indiana will
SWIM over In Indiaua's second choice, and
d Allison and Sherman viii JON, the
igoycIutut tor Blaine may be beaten.
ELKINs CLAIMS
. 81 large majority of tine convention for
Ea,u,, Rad say- Blaine can he nominated
the Rrmru, Ae glveS the word. Other
figures are rot So favorable to Blaine "a
these. and ex-senator Plat, Blaine man.
has s.. list Of the reli1hle Blaine delegates,
g-t-tred by his ijcuieututsg after q personal
rtGyass, ami 10 contains the names OF i2G
persons. bare myI Irity OF the delegates.
Th.s a.,err01u's adjournment without a
ballot wa first put down rs IN anti -Bla!ue
gIrtoTg. Lu: the facts do not support this
;hrUry. There are good reasons for BE-.
hevipg that D.pews abandonment OF
liATrIsoa was arranged 10 De the Sly
aat i"r iId'9r stampede, hut II
Is the policy "i ine " a'.e I'rrr' 10 a'd ali
r1or,s 10 -r'U', delay. Ihey sdg hey ate
IA zee hurry 10 romi"a'e h.'#', "ri want
All 'h' r'HsI candidates jo nave .'' Snod
rAH"re sen" as lA"'A mo" a' ''S'' !tttH.
may ask for I&vy tax" thus position he.
rtH~r NJ Q. 'h,l' q. sire 400 only i' uGsnin.
ne Blaine, INT 20 nom!n1i. H.m 'l sura a
u.lGU~I 49, all not have tAe appearance OF
rtIuss I'VE tine Othtl rUdliu,eS
There IL
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lsrUt' Is .'i"G eng 'uu"Ted Nv th''e tao
/ U,S, "..ra toe It''"S "' hH''"h "r-
aonu,' go c"i ui,acc game uaEIng auprs
/ @. oa.nr-! wra, tHAt revolt against the
I'ia're y'"-,numr r. threatened Many
,.sn %. tn. r,ry,o,irn which br,n.1. ON
,r. enhancement ,yitncut mn ,tt.r,nt ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25
Cincinnati,
srNfL,ii.ElTE.
on CITY.

OH CITY.
on CITY, June % -Petroleum-Opened
Al 72Ir; highest - e.. lowest 72tc; closed
~ 72:c; salea &9J,OOO barrels: clesrances
9GG Goa barrels: shipments 3 .>13 barrels;
runs O,Ouo barrels.
Now York.
NEW YORK. June 23.-Petrolerm-
Olrnrd vt 72,c; closed 12.c; highest
7&,: lowest 72,c; sales 7lS,OOO barrels.
Pittsburg.
PI1TsBURG, PA, ,lunc25 Petroleum
Dull; opeoed At 73c; highest 7Sc; lowest
72:c; closed at re.
Tiiusvllic.
TTUsyILLE. PA, Jane 23-Petroleum
Opened ut 72ic; highest re lowest
- c; closed NJ 124c.