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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03
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4 BOARDING and DAY-SCHOOL for Boys,
IL ars,-c',s. location anil Of lishes; character
TIE MURRAY HILL ISSfTTJTB
No 81 Park,ve,
Rev. 10 EPii a. HULL, Principal.
A ANTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 2l2 Fifth
~ ave, with Primary DepsrneAt ani G-Inn''ilm.
4 hone and SCHOOL for lie 10 Boys Be-; ages
I T COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY for Young
L r @ . h Bet 70 r. # f. e. al R sgae
Is '-''''' Il IL. i military INSTITUTE,
Rev. 1A 4 j. j2 HSS ff1adp.loa rrorteor
U0YS' Boarding School, al Wilton, Conn.
Hone coEici:,; rsOaale Address Aaa.lus whloe
CHEsTER INSTITUTE for YOUNG LADIES
AMI will be ' " o'2s A e z I [ ..1 cs5 a, St:J
DONALD HIGHLAND INSTlTUTE.-Ihis
II seec. BoARDL5G SCnoolior 30 yin 9,a its st& AER
a. an. H. lii GLAND r.i. near We, Ioa:. !.
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING.
s sca aais. SGp :r#cK f6n IL '
ENGLISH, Classical, Freneh, Glamn2T ard
n setlege,cai iaE.ae BY SoiLHAii@hoR' HAMILTON
EEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown,. n. j.
d Board and 'oa Rey g 55S H. T Ba i,i ' Principal
EERGUSONEILLE ACADEMY, Ferguson
f'' I. b. Oliver Principal
GOLDEN Hill SEMINARY for YOUNG
u IAnIiS bridgeport CosG Miss I,lILI NELSON PRINCIPAL
HONE INSTITUTE, Tarytcwn, \. "a
s ~ SE So?P P6 ff 4o'N' LADIES 'O' '''
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tawytown, \. "A
Boarding Boys The School val commence sept H.
For a.r~".ss apply 70 d. :. ROWE q. A.. Pr.lcird
MRS. GARRETS0N"
ENGLISH Ayp rpEyCH BOARDING AID DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN,
No. - WEST tORrYSEvENri-ST
MILITARY BOARDING. SCHOOL, White
VI Plains. n !. Principal o. T. WILLS, Pa. ID.
NEWDURGH iNSTIrUTE-A Family School
~ will :he Spring term april II. foE CucalArs, &C.,
address HENRY W. SlGLAB, EeSnG7Sh y. \.
DENNINGTON SEMiNARI.-The care, conf
and IrogIe, the sa9c gal-faee Cost year, $40
Address 1HOs. HANLOH Penilrgton' hewJersey.
DURAL HOME SCH00L.-A Select Family
Boarding School beru village Of Sharon Conn m 'os
from ,c.ls Q! s.e Tenn begins Nay CAs II. SHEARS,
Ii. A, M D. Pnncp II anil Proprietor
CT. PAULs SCHOOL for BOYS, Brookfield,
- Conn-E,ablhed 1853. For circulars address Mr H. D. noble
VNHOROTGH INSTRUCTION. with BOARD,
for two young ladies children A IOWNSESDs, 261 Jay
Brooklyn. No vacation not desired.
NONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Established ls4
For making bows in,el.. nj. healthy, Christian MEN.
Thorough teaching. Common e Management
LENJhMIN MASON, BoI No 2l8 Yontfr-, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03

BRUNSWICK CA.-Thc Coupons due May 1st and
june 1st on the bonds of the City of Brunswick,
Georgia VIII he paid Oh and after those dates at the
Banking House OF
Henry CLEws e Co.
No. 81 Wallst., y. Y.
WM. BARKULCO
Treasurer City OF Brunswick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03

-" FOR SAFT, ELIGIBLE FIIisT-CLisS INVESTMENTS
we recommend the BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO RAILROAD COaPAYY. The railroad line, OF
which tie greater part is in successful aud profitable
operation travcrses ihe largest coal and iron fields IN
the country and is also direct, cheap, and constant
through route between the Mississippi Valley and
the seaboard. II Is backed by responsible and ex-
perienced management and the bonds based thereon
are abundantly secured by mortgage on the whole
valuable property Principal and interest in COIN
PRICE 80, And ACCRUED INTEREST Coupon or regis
tered. Interest payable May and Nov l. Bonds of
500, $500, and $l,cC0.
An important advantage can now be realized by
exchanging Government securities at current rates,
for these bonds, obtaining thereby reliable invest
ncnt having 80 years 30 run bearing per cent gold
utero.t, and difference OF over 70 per cent for refill
vestment.
For furth particulars apply to
Fis. {. HATCH, Bankers, SC, No. Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03

PRElGHrs easier ycrpooI 900 b,sh. WHEAT g. AS
ty s'eane $500 bush. 90. q; 81 1900 tabs Cotton IL.
GRANWeat opened crct bet ciosd becr With fair rpon
eoaand mostly for sprn9 Tie dye from Liverpool
a'Gnbe Wutf Is ht ~ luet spring less pni .ales GOO
buh al 81 IL for rc Spng; 81 lsi for No. Hsarkee
81 y for No. Milwaukee. 81
sEoat for mali lots; ~ T Amber Western 70, Ar
Der Mhg Oats better fairy
hash New Ohio at 6ie asoa aid Western 3c2c s,,is
tG pier. Corn less active and co-sd bsvy
fined 10 New s 1850 hush Damp snd Ufsr1 gl0asI ,
Now Wesem hrcd at 100 81 w. asOatj Oh !. que. IS 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03

rFNHE POTATO AND IFS CULTIVATION,
500 Prize Essay,
BY d. A. COdrToS, Hasey, Pa.
Contents:
Potato Cp,tareSo Reqrei-Pc2arsion M.uurng With Green
yseies-Inaueuce So; Serljngllow Crop Nne
tieScoi Vs. Rough UacG Seel-Pantng AM
g-Cuivaion-Plster-The Poso RoIts Cause.-The
ReIue-ggg ar StopgInsees Iaoa to The Potato'sae OF
Potato as CsHh Fool
HOW TO THE POTATO, by Prof bot illustrated with
wood eng wings Of Varieties OF Pctsto AMI Of Insects
Price TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
nee receipt OF price. - ...-..., :.
MARGARET FULLERS WORKS.
NEW EDITION Is SIX VOLUMES WITH 4 POPT3AIT,
PRICE s.iG. BOUND IL CLOTH.
Sent FREE oN RECEIPT OF PRICE.
THE TRIBUNE,
NGw.YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03
" ,rooK OF oa,lS " sEw YORK AsR aaooEns vans.

Rge............. 20lo0 Jlzf sui 534i
BnIey..""... 1893 rs,Gl %A3 49,.
Mat........s.' ttoJ ylol tkiS. S105
Incaisd in this weeks Hlea: 80 go bushels CsHon.
HEMP-There has tecn Only moderate CUISINES. In sna today
I.@4se gold. Other Kinds are Gr and prccs FORMALLY
Hay quito We quote Shipping s505O ni Re
tail los at 81 90 baw quoted at 81 for Long, AMI Sc for
NoLAssES-Tbe demsni very moderate srd the on,
steady though the general prices without sks
Cuba Muscovado l bids Caba eiaye $40; Porto Rico 21a
IN English Island, l,+32 total hid, 1850.
NAVAL STORESSyrts TurpenhBe IN better demand bnt
prices unchanged; sales 40 bhs 1c 80 ibis at ~ AM 100
Spirits Tarp...S- 80 l3i Rosns pse Phil - 20 @e5n
S%as d GSIH sS S:a' sT 91
Resins strained. 10 a IS Tar North County IS a IS
kOan., Eo2 r.. 22o a @lTar, wilusrg,os. Is q"
Resins No. lee. u "a IS Pitch. Cny, s,btL 2 - n
o-Amencsn Lasee 10 rr demand y a prices Rngsh Do
inactive prices unhsnrei The business 10 Crude Fs OILS
has been only former prices MhaisetaIed Os are su AID
nominal Other Oils without change
Am. Linsd, cd, ossks$ go - Rel Oh West dSipd
Az. Linsd, cd, bbls.. ego 80 (Esire ........$ Gas
Crude Fish, Whale. .l0d - Rel OIL sspoBfel... ia
Mar. Bleachd Winter Straits. 750
Mn. Bleach Winter OLe, hreIes q,s,
spem............. l7od Ice ease sod.....:. 609
Man. JnbPebed Win. olive Man casks
ie; sFe@..::.;..: I5oS Z; gs.l 49,. cog i"
PROvIsIOsSPork quiet and frn owing ,euce stock;
Gales job lots 200 bb SO oI Mess s2s 9 s23 % o Thin
Mess, delivery, :C' bl. ssi May a. s99 B qu.t
esdy sales 100 5s 81 SIS m Plain Mes sl v5d els
for hes Tee Bes quiet Beef Ham. Bege~ Cut
Meats denand sales Do Pgs 10, si7c for
Picked Bacon without market Dressed og. lover
lG 6sc. Tor far ios
future delivery lo3c. Is ssAsd for siay
FORK AND B2BT N PAcKiSe YARDS NETWORK AID
BROoNLls, NAY !, l3'D
OIL GAd Aee Pork
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NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE

pTTRO LEUM AND MINING STOCKS-FIrsT PohRD.
NIyIsG STOCKS. l,oJ aAl ASd ''J nIh's vance, ~
so Black uswk q % l,GCO............
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, May >, 1919
De,ye. Cows Nells. sheep snd Lsmbs same.
.il6 - 4,8i3 Hi4 II III
These were sold at the following Inarket-places.
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The coupons due May and june tho bonds OF tho
City Of brunswick, Ga will hc paid on AID after those
dates ct the office of Hessra TcaT Ci"Hs & Co. Also,
the coupons due May the Burlis cJp, Cedar Rapids
and Ninno.o. Railroad Company will BE- paid in gold
free of United States taE, on presentation 81 TIC same
office.
Messrs Ja!aeson. Smith & cutting have removed to No.
- BYoad-st having takon TIE office recently occupied by
the New-l urk t;rarant, and Indemnity Company.
TIE stoc hhC'i-rs 81 the New-iork and Neg Haven
Railroad Company will held their annual mecu, TO- the
election OF Board uf Directors FOX ire ensuing year.
at New Haven, Thursday, lg inst. iGoT Inc repyit
OF the Dir CtUfs the Stockholders just prepared fJr
the pcrsal and information of the lattUr & app drs that
the earnins the road during the past year have been
gers s5,5 .O freghts sil5G59 20 mails and express
matter, S!D9i iucome from other s G1 II
H. the samc tine the expenses for General -upcrnend
ence, office expenses, salaries of agents, conductors
clerks vachren aud sWftcbDIcE, coal wood repairs Of
road. bridges buildings, &C.. have amounted 70 Sl,2l9
a0I *, leaving balance OF .IOf2,C59 &C. B"duCtiug
S2Q5j9 % VIZ: SlS2lU 81 for taxes S9lG23 8 for inter-
oct and $3.50 o. Tor loss sustained by operating the
Canal Railroad from April 10 July l, c net in
Of $7c200 10 for tie year ending larch 81. Two
dividends OF per cent each, amounting 10 sG,5O have
been paid drng the year; also l GO, for mate rails
qired for the coming season, In addition to tie pay
made FOR tiycs interest, zeal estate steel ls
new bridges &c. Tie expenditures 81 the Company on
OF their capital OF S3OO0CCO have been
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PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY ,
to Extra 9tt
he.ul good, fair q-aiy 81
This, of orluasy thin s,eTS OEen AMI COws....l' al9s
Inferior grade ;c...................j dl+t
The general syelsge the srfe to-day estimated AZ y a.
=
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

-,,,, v-oprya OF THE BRITISH DRAnAIiSiiSS. <re.
TUE $3.50 - from the lest Editions. WIN syes
iuu! S 81 ToTS s KELrIE, F. s. A, Scot $40 rp $40.
william ". 5Wayhe'
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Treasurer City OF Bruns,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15
The Latest News.
Rutler and Porter.

The whirligig of time is whirliug in It's
rcvenges. Butler has now had satistac-
ton out Of Porter for the Fort Fisher ai:
fair, and has duly improved the reVela'
tion that Porter at the same time was
privately charging worse things on Grant.
And upon the heels Of Buffers invective,
the House, Rem. con-, passed the bill to
abolish the grade Of Admiral. But tho
course of Buffers relations with Grant Is
something like that Of Porter, save that
in the previous stage 1t was more open.
1t was famous after General Grants re-
port was made public, in which he de-
scribed Butler as "bottled up" that Butler
had prepared for publication his history
of military operations on, the James and
in the Richmond and Petersburg cam.
paign, in which hC had taken satisfaction
on Grant, and that policy persuaded him
to suppress 1t. .,,...ra,. .,.i,a,u
Meanwhile Butler has aspired to be the
peculiar adviser and champion Of the
President, md has assumed TO lay out u
policy OF offensiyeness for Grant, In order
10 secure his reelection, and has prcscrib-
cd ways Of nursing the Alabama claims
and the fishery and st. Lawrence matters
into quarrel. But it is now reported
that some chapters Of this work Of Butler
on Grant, or some reviews which were
prepared in Advance. are in hands that
will make them public, and thus may dis
tllrb this valuable relation, and cause
another loss of faith in the human nature.
The man that invented writing was Por.
ters worst enemy, aud nov the same efatal
gift threatens Buffers scheme Cincinnati
G1sette,
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OMAHA.
Terrible Shooting Afrtay---Indians
ON the War Path. H.au.

OMA1IA, NRD,, Fec. II.
A dispatch from North Platte, NeO.,
brings us information Of u terrible shoot.
ing alFray which occurred yesterday OH
Horse creek, % miles north Of Pine Bluff
station, in which Wm. Parks and L. D.
Eastwood were killed, and Andrew Belts
dangerously swounded. They were shot
by Hubert Nourse, who was supposed to
be insane at the time and imagined them
10 be Indians. Parks was shot through
the head and killed instantly. Eastwood
lived two hours after being shot. 'Thr
other man was lying in dangerous
condition when lust heard irolnI mD
i Nourse has been captured and ts now
in the hands Of officers Of tho law. The
bodies Of the murdered men will arrive in
this city to-day or tomorrow. These
men and others were employed as herd
ers by Mr.. Creighton. An attempt was
made 10 poison some Of these men not
long since, by mixing strychnine with
salt. 1t is believed that NOurse's insanity
is ieigned, and his Indian story hum
bug. aaai lw ,Dlnf. . yn"
Salt Lake advices say that the MohavC
and Pinto Indians arc on tho war path, 10
the number Of four or five hundred each.
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

MONDAY, December u, 1870.
CATTLE-Thc offerings Of cattle at the Ale.
ghGny yards were greatly In excess Of the dc.
mand, and tho market wAs sluggish and prices
weak and lower. There WAS \ fair attendance Of
buyers, but owing TO unusually hard markets In
the cast, they wGTO clAmorOhs for lower prices
and refused TO buy unless concessions were made,
and holders, finding that they would hAvO 10 &C.
ccde or ship east on their own account, chose tho
former alternative. The highest pricO realized
was TIC, and good to prime cattle sold At
Gk06Kc. tt ,uH g, ..L jI
SIEEP--Thc run Of sheep was llGht-E0 cars
against 90 last week. ThcmaFlset In consequence
was active, and ali were sold at q slight advance
on last weeks pHicas. RAtQR ranged nom 31t5kc.
ScalGWAgs sold at 81 SOFA 90 per head.
HoGs-The rim Of hogs was good, hut not a.
large as vas AntiCipAtod-thC weeks receipts be.
ing about 1900. The weather was moro iavOra.
bic and the market was active. We quote at 6K
Gb7c, though Gales were made as high as 1AC for
very lnC stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15

MECHANICS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
A number Of gentlemen have organized
an association known by the title at
the head Of this paragraph. The object
is to benefit the class designated in the
name, by the founding Of library and
reading room where they can have access
to the standard works on mechanics and
literature. Wcarc confident that the as
sociatiOn will meet with the cordial sup
port of our people, 1t will give us pleas.
ure to note its success.
At meeting held last Monday eve
ming, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: President, William
Winder Vice President, William Frank
Secretary, ]. Cowlcs; Treasurer, J. St j.
Clarkson, Directors: Messrs. J. Gin, Ira
Powell, w. Turner, Frederick Beshore
W. E. Frey, J. A. Kyle, and Charles Far.
'. .H.n B. H.r" I
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Financial and Commercial.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE or DAILY IHTELLIGESCER,
WRDNRSDAY. nnc. Ia 1S7l).

OEFICE or DAIls1 lhTELLIuENCEht
.r...I .U b. "WEDNESDAY, Dec. II, 1910.
A very QuIet trade to report during last week,
Refined sugars are excited md advanced largely,
owing to the small stock on hand and tho prob
abilities that rcilncrs will not commence refining
until after lSt January. H.l HNF
APPLEs- Unchanged ranging from 50 800
90 for fair to prime, and s. 2S03 30 for choice.
Unchanged at s00S3c for choice
GIades 35c. iH" f'al. .'" '.. I.-'> ."I
BRooMs Fancy, 81 90, q 90 and 81 rs; plain
e. 1908 %. ..o 4.a"' +. t."A u"
BUcHwnEAr FLoUR-In good demand; 90 50
per barrel.
CnEEsElouIct; Western Reserve 140i5c
Goshen 15X01Gc. ...'i
CRAxBERmEs- of cultivated at 81. per
barrel.
CARBON orL-salcs at 94G2Sc, and no charge
for package. ..... ....., .....
CoHFEE-Good to prime Rio at la09lc; choice
to fancy 2iXG22c. ... ..s.r.,
EGGs-Thc market Is quiet and unchanged at
9Oo2Sc. u, ,.'t.,
Flsu-LakO Herring 81 %; White Fish 50 90;
Lake ShAd 81 %; No. medium MaCkcrGl s. 10;
No. 2 medium 81 30. l...... h.
Flour = Market steady. We quote fancy
at S77SSs 90; choice white wheat family,
$6 SO07 90; rcd wheat family, s. 75GI %
Rye Flour, S 20. .... ... a. .,
CRAM Wheat- Unchanged; we continue tn
quote strictly choice white at 81 1901 20 No. l
rcd at 81 OS01 10. 0atS-4ONdttOC., CorE--SOSh0c
for new. Rye-7O015c. Bdrey-Dull at 71(GSOc.
GLAss--FIrst quality sxlO, g 90; 1Oxl3, 81 90,
second quality sxlO, g 75; lOxl9, $S3S Y box OF
30 feet, net prices. ..rI I...f
GINsENG-GOc per Id. s
IIO0s-The receipts are steadily increasing,
and packers arc not anxious for contracts ahead.
80 % is tho outside rates. BOm0 lots at less prices
HAY-BAlOd at $iT0ls. -....
LARD Olive quote winter strained at 81 ~.
HoNEY-SGlcs At 2503Oc.
NAns-1Od to cod, 81 %: Sd to 9d. 81 %; Od
70 I'd, a. 6G ,-,tH u '..f 2.WsT
PRovRIONS.-NGw Bacon Is making Its appear.
ance and SellInG.ftccly at quotations. Hams tic
Shoulders, I2Hc; Clear sidNs, 1bJ4C; Breakfast
Bacon, t6Xc. Mess Pork, $G9. IArl-TIOrces,
I2H01Sc; kegs, 14Hc. s.r
POTAroEs-WC quote sales at 75C, with mOler-
ato supply.
RIoE-Now Carolina sX69c for prime.
RAGs-Ic. HH '.r
srEDs-FIaxEced- s.. Timothy and Clover
seed nominal. ..H....
Baltimore GOSGOc; New York 7SGDSOc;
Choice DripS CSC. ."
sUoARs-Raw sugar steady at quotations; re-
fined greatly excited and prices advanced over lC
per lb.; Crushed 15I01Gc; A CoGGC, l5Hc; b COr'
fee, 15c; c Coffee, IiKc. New Orleans, 12H614c;
Porto Rico, i2DiSc; Cuba i1Na19c.
SODA-Bcst New Castle in kegs. &C.
BAKING PowDER-SSc per pound.
soAr-FamIly 6Itc; German &c; Eastern ID
012c.
srARcn-70sc; Maizena, l00lic.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead lie 2 pound; Shot
g 20 q bag. ....................
SALT-Dalry g %; Ohio River s. 90.
sSuHP-7Oc; do In boxes Of six dozen IS u.
ToBAcc0-FIrm; Manufactured unchanged;
Navy Gs07ne: dark los and AS Os0TSC; bright 1Os
and y 7O(DSOC. ..
TEG-G6nPowdcr 81 4O1l 75; Young Tyson
81 $0SD1 90; Black 81 0O1bll0
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Dec. IA.

CINCINNATI, Dec. IA.
Chas. B. Foote has resigned the Prcsi-
dency OF tue Commercial National Bank.
Elliot II. Pendleton is his successor.
1t is claimed by the friends Of the old
management Of the indianapolis and Gin.
cinnal Railroad that the road will be back
in old hands within twomonths. II was
expected that an important meeting Of fthc
railroad officers connected with the move
ment to build the Cincinnati s. Dayton
short line will take place this week but
will probably be delayed beyond the hol-
idays. tt@
The Board Of Officers of the Chamber Of
Commerce have decided to discontinue
tho compilation of the daily market re-
ports for the city press after new years
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New Ocean Cable Projected by an
American Company.

NEW IUNh1 DEC' H.
An enterprise has been started under
favorable auspices for laying q new At
lantic cable. BY q published cOmmuni'
cation from George 7. Curtis, counsel for
the company, it IS evident the company
means business and does not intend to sell
out to rival telegraph cable companies.
The American Directors are Samuel G.
Arnold, of Rhode Island, ,Wm, T, Blodgctt,
Henry G. AIargand, Eugene Kelly and
George Ticknor Curtis. The name Of the
company is "New York and London Di-
rect Telegraph Company" limited. II is
organized and registered in London under
acts of Parliament which provide for the
incorporation Of companies. The compa-
nv has tho exclusive right for 25 years
granted by special charter Of Rhode Is
land OF landing and operating n telegraph
cable or cables TO connect with Great
Britain, Holland, Belgium or Spain
in any Of tile waters Of Rhode Island. The
Company organized under this charter,
under the style Of tho Narrangsett and
European Cable Company, has united and
entered into contract with tho London
Company under the name given above.
The right TO operate u cable ON the
cOast OF Wales has been conceded by
England. The Earl Of Dudlen is chair
man Of the company, and out Of twelve
directors provided for in the articles of
the association, five are to be American
citizens. Tho capital has been fixed as
G5O,OOO pounds sterling or $3,25O, 600 in
gold The American directors are In
structed to secure subscription Of $780,
600 in New York. The rest of the
amount is to be raised in England. The
tcrmini Of the cable will be on the shore
of Rhode Island, on this side Of the
Atlantic, and on the coast Of Wales on the
other side. The cable is to be laid noxt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15

THE CoNCElT To-MoRRow EVENING.
The interest in the grand concert to be
given tomorrow evening, in honor of the
centennial birthday of Beethoven, in
crcuses us the time it is TO come of ap-
proachcs. The several Singing Societies
of the city will be out in full force, and
the affair promises to be the finest enter
tainmcnt ever given by our home musical
talent, We would urge all who can pos
sibly do so to attend. We feel confident
that the occasion will be one OF the most
brilliant of the season. See advertisement
for information us to tickets for reserved
seats. BE on hand carly ut the, place
mcntionrdsons to secure first choice.
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The Shoemaker's strike in New York.
pWOgG NEW ,Yoltx, Dec. II.

- W ~. q 49, i
The threatened long strike of the Girls
pins s. fairly inaugurated, and its termin.
alton, in the present Condition Of trade,
may be in all likelihood long deferred.
This comes or tho determination of the
employers, fully expressed to tho hands
to-day, to resist the arbitrary action Of the
organization in determining what rate Of
wages they shall pay them, the hired men.
Thisthey ARE determined 70 oppose TO tho
last Il md ej,sOGetS Ion the sOther
hand is equally resolved to have what it
considers a just remuneration for the III
borlOf. It's members, One Of the most dis
tressing results Of the strike, brought
about BY the action Of the shoe manutac-
tuicrs, Is that over five hundred females
have been thrown out Of employment, and
arc unable 10 get work at any other job
and have been reduced to the last cXtrem.
iIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15
The Delinquent Tennessee Railroads.
NAsnvILLE, December Ia.

NASIiNILLISI bCCCIAUSl IL
The commissioners appointed by the
last Legislature TO effect the sale Of de-
linquent railroads IN Tennessee, submit
ted theirreport to-day. The report, which
is elaborate, urges the immediate filing of
II bill in the Chancery Court at Nashville,
against all dclinQucnts, and said court to
have executive jurisdiction Of all matters
in dispute, to be determined before the
decree OF sale Of all delinquent roads to
be sold on one, two and three years time;
95 per cent to be paid in hand. A bill in
conformity with the report was also sub
mittcd, and passed its first reading in the
Senate. It's believed the bill will pass
both houses without material modiilca.
ton. The Commissioners are r. J. Nc
Kinney, Archibald Wright and T. b.
Fogg, the two first cX.JudgCs Of the ST.
prcme Court, together with the Governor,
Secretary of State and Comptroller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15

WHEEL .BRoKN DowN.-Thc large
tlywlccI Of the Washington Mill broke
down yesterday morning, causing u sus-
pension Of operations in some departments
Of the establishment. By this accident
quite II large number of men arc thrown
out Unemployment temporarily. The pro-
prictors of the mill had taken the precau'
tion several weeks since, to have dupli-
cate Of the wheel manufactured, and it is
now in an advanced state Of preparation
We learn, however, that Notwithstanding
these favorable circumstances, two orr three
weeks will probably elapsc before the
mill will fully resume work. uW