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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Financial aud Commercial Items.
The sale of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad was confirmed Wednesday b,
the United States District Court, in Gin
cinnati, and Thursday, ny the Court n
Indianapolis.
The Secretary of the Treasury write
private letter to New York, in lwhicl
he declares that a special session of Con
gress in July would affect iuiurionsl,
the credit of the Government. He say
"we need industry more than legisla
tion. improvements in our reyenu.
laws are required, and il is possible that
some financial legislation will he need
ed; but upon neither of these subjects
could Congress act advisedly befor,
the regular session. .I...
"The dry goods trade has been STRUCK
by lightning" Is the phrase used by
the New York Independent last week t.
characterize the condition Of the mar.
ket. Such n dead halt has not beer
known since the first gun on Sumter
Prints at 124 and less are now offered in
the jobbing houses and retail shops Of
New York. Brown sheetings and shirt.
ings are down. from one to two cent,
per yard. Prints are panicky under
large forced sales, at reduced prices
Bleached goods are lower, irregular, and
unsettled in price. -.
The FORD of Monday says: au. p
The business in dry goods during the
week has been limited and prices ar.
irregular, with a downward tendency
Prices for foreign goods are unsatisfac.
tory and in the aggregate below cost
There is, however, no disposition to
press sales, purchases are confined ia
wants for actual consumption, chiefly
In q few leading styles of goods, while
the great bulk of stocks on hand is
neglected. .f E....arf
Bedding, Keith 4 Co.'S London Cir.
cular, received to-day ut this Office. re.
ports q more favorable tone existing in
financial circles. II says, under date OF
London, May 1lth: yesterday, the
10th of May, was the anniversary OF
the commencement of the great panic
of 1866. That fatal period was inaugu.
rated by the suspension of Overend,
Quincy q Co. (Limited), and the twelve
mouths of disaster and anxiety since
experienced will be long remembered
by those who have passed through
the principal phrases of the late severe
crisis. Happily there appears to be q
turn In affairs, which, after the threat
emng aspect Of domestic and foreign
ponneL relations, would induce us to
look forward to the steady. growth of
commercial and financial prosperity.
II we can snrnlount the distrust' occa.
stoned by the recent railway rsvsla.
tions, cheap rates for money, and An an:
couraging season, for the crops, should
greatly assist to restore confidence.
Certain it is that healthier tone has
prevailed in all the markets generally
during the past week. The market for
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Fenians-Judgc Keiiey-suPrems
Court. ''


New YORK, May 2a.-The Herald says
The proposed Fenian raid is taking q
definite shape. A secret circular has been
distributed to all the centres calling
them to arms.
Munitions of war in large quantities
have been taken toward the border and
secreted, ready for use when wanted.
Ouite q number of persons supposed
to be Feninns, are in st. Adams. Yer
mont.
Fifty thousand troops are reported
ready to take the field, backed by fifty
thousand more in case of need.
The Heralds Salisbury, North Caro-
lima special says Judge Kelley spoke
there yesterday, and in the course ct his
remarks said he had been asked wheth-
er the Sherman bill was final measure.
To this he would answer that the South
should decide that.
As to cOnfiscation. Of which they
seemed to be afraid, he protested that
no matter for all Stevens said in his
speech, there was not Republican in
Congress who wanted a cOnfiscatiOn
bill, but if the military bill was rejected
as the constitutional amendment was.
he would not say that disfranchiseInent
might not follow, or that Congress might
20 no further, even to the taking from
the men of large wealth, who oppressed
the masses, q portion of their vast es-
tates. In conclusion, he asked them to
believe that this is the language he
would have spoken in Mobile, had the
people listened to him, and to assure
them that all they read. in the papers
about using exasperating or offensive
words, We're really creations of tire i'm
agination. Judging from the cordial
reception which the Judge met with at
his conclusion, ana openly expressed
accordance with his viws, it would APP
pear that he made some converts even
among the Confederates, and all doubt
fnl believers in the military mill.
In the Supreme Court, before Judges
Leonard, Smith and Ingram, yesterday,
the case of the city authorities against
the Police Commissioners, regarding
the transfer of power II grant license,
was resumed. Mr.. ID. ID. Field, counsel
for the authorities. referred to the
points reached by ex-Judge Woodruff,
of the Commissioners. and argued that
the law of the Legislature under con-
sideration was unconstitutional, and
that all public duties could be trans
ferred in the same manner if the law
was not declared null and void.
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From Kansas CITY.

KANSAS Cry, May 27.-Twenty-five
citizens of this place started in pursuit
of the Richmond bank robbers yester-
day. As q part of them approached the
house of man named Leayer. twenty
one and half miles west Of Indepen-
dsnce, one of the party, h. H. Wilson,
formerly of New Albany, Ind, was shot
and instantly killed by Payne James, a
notorious ushwhaeker,, who escaped
It is thought that most of the gang en-
gagged in the robbery are protected by
builet-proof garments, as many shots
have been fired at them by citizens, al
close quarters, without success.
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lgg '1tlesgtaphI..
N-l.T~ TIE RRGIsrER--- IL
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Re2isfer'I

BADEN, May %, Evenins.TThe bal
xar;an Government officially denies the
trpth Of the statements made by the
French press, that Prussia was strength
eninp the Notifications and Increasing
the armament of Rastadt. las e''o -''j"t'
LospoN, May "a, ,MidnightrAt the
close of the session tonight, all sections
ofthe reform bill, as amended, have
been accepted by the House of Com
mons, excepting that portion of tie bill
which provides for the Redistribution
of seats in Parliament and House of
Lords. .,.- .--C.,
- Tonight the bill countermanding the
suspension of the writ of babeas corpus
in Ireland was passed. =
LONDON, May 27.-The clauses in the
reform bill providing for the more lib
eral extension of franchise have been
adopted by the House of Commons.
Cork, May 2s.-O'Brien was yester-,
day declared guilty of high treason oy
the inry. He was TO-DAY sentenced by
{. the yudge to suffer the extreme penalty
4 ofthe law. 1t is supposed, howsref, that
the sentence will be committed TO I'M
prisonment for life, in common with
other Fenian prisoners condemned to
die. -.'-
LONDON, May q, Evening" Consols
closed steady at 75f; 5-20s 723: Illinois
Central 76t; Erie 39t. So
LIVERPOOL, May -, Eyening.-Cot-
ton continued quiet to the end; uplands
IL; Orleans lit; sales to-day. 1900
bales. The Manchester market is firm
and steady. Corn closed at decline
of Cd; sales ut 800 Cd for mixed western
Oats slightly lower; sales Mt Be- sd pei
65 pounds Peas declined to Ais pei
per quarter. Barley rather firmer, clos
ing at a I'd. Wheat unchanged. Pro
visions closed generally without change
Lard weaker, closing at 49s I'd. Spirits
turpentine declined to 34s.
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Fran Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 2s.-D., C. Hender-
son, Western agent of the Atlantic &
Great. Western railroad, died yesterday.
The train on the Chicago & Great
Eastern road containing the Strakosch
opera troupe ran off the track near Lo-
gausport, yesterday. Brignoli, Rosa and
several other members were consider
ably bruised.
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Buckeye Races.

CINCINNATI, May 2s.-The Buckeye
Club races were well attended to-day.
In tho first race, Burnett House Club,
two mile heats, for seventeen hundred
dollars, for four year olds, four horses
started. o. j. Grouse entered Mack
johnson, Douglas entered DIXIE of Or
leans, Alexander entered Merrill, and
Kean Richardsentered bay colt by Lex
ington. The first two heats were won
by Merrill; time 1891 and Al. The sec
ond race was mile heats, for three year
old, fifty dollars for an entrance. Nc
Grath entered Phoenix. Bell Rivoli
won two straight heats; time, l:55, and
l:51.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK. May ~.

| NEW 1ORk, May Zc.
COTTON-Firm: sales 900 bales up.
lands at "a.
FLOUR-Dull, heavy and l5a25c low
er; superiine State 10 0Oall 90; extra
western IL Goals 90: choice do. l3 20a
Ia 50; shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio II SOal4 90; trade brands II GOA
Il 90, closing dull, and declining: re-
ceipts 6l43 bbls. California dull, and
25a50 lower, sales 400 bbls at Ii OOa
Is 25. Rye flour unchanged, ut 5 90.
! WHISKY-Dull and nominal.
! WHEAT-2a3 lower; sales 400 bush
Green Bay spring at 2 72i: and 1000
bush. white California Mt 3 80: receipts
1880 bush.
RYE-Quiet: sales 200 bush. western
a IL 74a1.75.
BARLEY-Modcrate request; sales OF
5000 bushels western at l2.
BARLEY MALT-Sales 5000 bush.
on private terms.
Palisades of "a, 900 bushels in bond
at 25. e.
CORN-2a3 better; market closed
with improvement partly lost: sales OF
| 81 900 bushels at 25a1 30 for new
mixed western: 1 23a1 80 for new west
ern yellow; IS for old mixed western
afloat; l 15al 90 for damaged western
afloatyl 3Oal 81 for southern yellow;
32a1 80 for old and new mixed west
ern afloat; receipts, l4l, 776 bushels.
OATS--A shade firmer; sales $4,000
bushels western ut Sass; Pennsylvania,
80; State, 81; receipts, 81, 0l3 bushels.
RICE-Nominslly unchanged. 't
COFFEE-URchsnged; small sales of
red at 13t, gold. in bond.
SUGAR-Quiet; Cuba 10fa11a: Porto
Rico 13al4.
MOLASSES-Dull.
Observation-Disclosures. .,
HOPS-Quiet. II
PORK nominal and closed
more quiet; sales $3.50 barrels new iness
at % 20a23 "a, closing at q 20, cash;
old mess, 20 90; prime, ~ Goals 25; prime
mess, % 90.
BEEF-Firm and unchanged at 3 25.
tierces prime mess at 33 so.
BEEF-Firm; sales of $40 barrels;
prices unchanged.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales of 81 bar.
rels at IL 5Oa42 50.
BACON-Inactive; sales of 36O boxes
at 11la11s for short ribbed, and 12a for
short clear. ..f ." az
CUT MEATS-Shoulders saalO4; hams
12}al4t; very choice LAT. ..- rr1-
LARD-Dull arc heavy: sales of 600
barrels at 12!a13i for new; small lots at
49,. 80"
BUTTER-Dull; Ohio lOal5; State
l5a29. nl s--a...- .s. ,a ,l.. cess.
CHEEsE-Dull at sa17. ',.
LATEST MNRKETs-5 p. NJ.
FLOUR-Market closed dull and lOa
15c lower; only limited demand and sup
ply pressing to supply the wants of the
local trade.
WHEAT-Dull; millers holding back
in view of decline in -four; No. 2 spring
2 45a2 IS; No. l. 9 75a2 80: western 272a
274. ~. a.T y
BARLEi-Qniet; western 1 1Oa1 l2.
CORN-Dull and rather easier: new
mixed western l 24a1 81; old mixed
western and amber mixed OOa3 y:
white 32Sa3 IS. .i.t ,f..,E
RYE-Dull and heavy; western ! ia
ia. b I
BARLEY-Quiet; western l lOaI IL,
PORK-Very quiet; mess % 20 bid
cash; 1875 asked; 1896 bid regular;
a 40 jaeked.L tllI - ~ -
BEEF-Firm and in fair demand. az
BACON-1lIpehangad.
LARD-Dull and heavy; 13sal4 fol 4
fair to prime steam, Is! for kettle rem
Aered.. tB ssbEogJ Tex ~
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pre.by,e.i.u General Assembly.

ROCHESTER,, N. u, May 2s.-The close
OF the Presbyterian General Assembly
was one of the most harmonious meet
ings held for many years, and the ablest
and largest ever held. The question Of
reunion has received powerful i'm
pulse to u speedy solution. Last even
ing was the occasion of the farewell
services of the assembly. The exercises
were of great interest and the church
was filled to the utmost. A letter was
read from Rev. Thomas Guthrie, of the
free church of Scotland, after which
short addresses were made by Modera-
tor DR.. Nelson, Rev. Herrick johnson,
Of Pittsburg, and Rev. Shaw and
Campbell, Of this city.
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Rsparator Capilli

smass&& W.. / saask 5, |. s. sSs, e..
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New York items

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Dr. Peter J.
Harrison, ia Blocker street, was ar
rested last night on a charge of NAL
practice in performing an operation on
the person of Mrs. Ella Dalbello to pro-
duce an abortion.
Fifteen hundred einigrants arrived to-
lay
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From Montreal.

MONTREAL, May 2a.--Jcff. Davis re-
mains secluded, and has not been seen
on the streets.
Official information represents rn-
mors of renewed Fenian trOnble on
the frontier.
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Killed.

BrrraLo, May g. John W, Morse,
second engineer'to the propeller Dean
Richmond, was killed this afternoon.
As the vessel was leaving port one of
the deck hands let fall a fender and
struck Morse on the head, killing him
instantly. The deceased was Of De-
trOit
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= 8 oRGANrc jwEAKNRss Z

Member Of the ROYAL College Of sssrgecus Lon
don, graduate from, one Of the mort eminent
Colleges In The United States, and tho greater
part Of whose life has been spent In the hospitals
Of London. Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some Of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears whom Asleep, great
nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashfulhess, with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with aerangrmsnto of mind, were. cur.
al i'm m, ediatsly.
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strwMER SCHEDULE. /,

DAssENGERT TRAINS WILL Run
i by the following schedule on and after the
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Chicago Market.

g'EEtB CHICAGO, May2s.
Flour dull and % lower. Wheat
No. fentirely nominal; No. 2 nominal
at 2 40. Corn, 04l. Oats firm at e.
Rye nominal at I 45a1 AZ. Barley firm
at 9Oa92. Provisions nominally; un'
changed and nothing doing Whisky
dull at 29a30.
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METHOD FINSTRUCTION

The system of instruction which Mr.. Blakely
has adopted and pprsues is q slightly modified
form of the Pcstalozzan system. by it in III;
earlier stages of education development Of thu
mental faculties is sought rather than filling
the mind with facts and theories before thu
mind is fitted for acquiring them in a scientific
and systematic manner.
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SEPARATOR CAp,,I,

EOR RESTORING HAZE rnON A..
IT beads (froin whatever raus /, -,, a. ~
fallen oat) and forcinga growth NJ -.
facss, n <hAs nd sqtrsl itNiII sorcN M, -
grow upcn the smeothcs; face IN non a. =
eight weeks, OF lair upoR had hr.d. b, =.
two 70 three months. 4 lew ,cnnr.s, -.
TONERS have asserted that thrrr IS ro,h,,.',-
will fore.ef hasten DO gfeNih VI M H., =. I.
beard. Thar assertions arv ial.e. a, ,An,,,.
Of living witnesses QrOm their own ,,,.,',,--
can bear witncss. But many Sill NJ 5, !.
we n distinguish the genuine Iton II. ~, =
GUS II certainly j. difficult. as bhr t,,,I, /.
the different preparations advertise, d, d.
hair and beard are entiply WORTHLESS. A. ~
may have already throw away large .po,,,
IN their purchase. To such We wall !, >,
the Eeparatot Capilll twin c".t you rs,,,
uniess II fnlly comes mp ta our npIs.s.i.,'
II your Druggist siees moi keep IT, >end ., i.
dollar and We win forwards, post pad 10, 4.
with receipt for the money Nhsh MI !. /,
turned you on application, proNIdin: tarr- \
isfsction IL not given. A,ilrrSs.
w. L. CLARK & Co. Cheats.
No. West Fayette Street SlE,dT ~
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ROOMS.

The rooms are spacious, well lighted aud ven
tilated, and every care w1l be taken To render
them healthy AND comfortable
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Tornado.

CLEVELAND, May pa tornado, ac-
companied by hail passed over Alliance
at T. III. to-day, lasting ten or fifteen
minutes, doing considerable damage to
roofs and chimneys. Noperson injured.
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TERMS.

The classes In the various subjects have nov
any time. yet IL win be much to their sdfantaSe
70 commences the course as soon as possible.
FOR further particulars see Circular ard
wheeling College Monthly, or apply personally
70 NJ. Blackely, st his Office, corner Of Nmrse
ana Main streefs, up stairs. TIL
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RxfendRA

New ORLEANS. May 2s~An order OF
General Sheridan extends the time for
registration to the goth of June.
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PENNIANSHIP.

Mr.. Blakely has made arrangements with Mr.
Greasy, principal Of the Commercial College, by
which his students will have the advantage OF
studying penmanship and Of acquiring a grace
full flowing style under tho tuition of Professor
Christie, one Of the first penmen and most sue.
ressfnl teachers Of his art in the country
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TRANSFORMATION:
mi - -.TJ9Is- ~ .G..T.L -" -
Baltimore & Ohio r. B. Co..

u snisd s1Gi ~ i------- $40 Lotto"
WHEELING. May 4, 1897. ,
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING /
Classical Institute!
Mr. Z. E. BLAKELY, B. A.
Graduate Of the Queens Uni-
versity, i'm Ireland. 7
DEGS To INFORM THE TNHABITANTS
ID of Wheeling and thrSicinity that ~ has
openeda
EDUCATIONAL.
First Class Academic Sclo,

In the building partially occupied by the Wheel,
ing Commercial College. -
Mr.. Blakclys long experience in English
schools and colleges his past success in .pepar;;
ing young gentlemen for the Cambridge and
Oxford local examinations in England, and his
numerous Recommendations fioiI Profrssors oi
his University and former principles may he
considered as to some extent guarantee that
under his care the youth Of this neiGiilprho"h
caneobtain a first class English Classic rn'l
Mathematical education.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves bv certain prac.
tice INDUCED IN when alone, aiiabit frequently
learned from evil companions, ,sr at school, the
effects of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and IL not cupsd renders marriage i'm.
possible, and destroys both mind and l,ody,
should apply Immediately. ,.,...ss...y
What a pity that young man, the hope q
his country, the darling Of his parcnts should
be snatched from all prospects and epjoyments
secret habit. Such persons must, before con.
temnlating -...f ~ F'f '.F'. %
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for CARING The Hair n ill,
Harp and Gim'S Ris,,., 70.
= = @ Hsdsy' Hdrrr, csrl.
DY USING THIS ARTIcLEr,h,
I'D Gentlemen can bcsutiiy ;prm,,'ir,'.L "A
sand field. " Il the only arti.l. !, ''-
that will curl straight hair. aud MAJ. -
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