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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-21

We have an important correspond
snce between two of the leading citizens
oil the State on the subject of the Dis
irancishiug Amendment, the FLICK
Amendment, and the Policy Of the DEM
ocratic party. 1t is toolong for publica-
ton in regular issue ofour paper, but
il will be given to the public in another
form at an early day.
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GENERAL III. D. LEeGErr, of Zanes-
Vile is to be appointed Commissioner of
Patents.

IT is asserted by Washington CORE
spondents that Senator SUMNER is about
to make public some mysterious mat
tiers in which President GRANT and JOHN
". FoRNEY are concerned, which, it is
darkly limited, are not very creditable to
either OF those worthless. The mystery
would be greater if anything creditable
ere revealed.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
UNIYERSALISM.

DEv. Mr.. DE LANCE, OF MEAD
II Vile, Pa, will preach at Hope Hall,
Union street, Sunday morning and even
ing. dec2l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Wheeling and vicinity that he has lately
returned from the East, with large anu
well selected stock Of
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Commercial and Financial.

THE n. Y. World Of Sunday says thai
an important informal meeting Of some
leading bank officers was held last satur
day in regard To what ought to be dom
with the enormous amount Of national
bank notes with which the banks arr
flooded. ut was suggested, and met with
tho appreciation Of those present, that the
banks should deposit In the Bank oi
America their surplus national bank notes
against which certificates Of deposit
should he Issued 10 be used for clear.
ing-hOuse purposes. It Is estimated that
$4,000 900 of national bank notes might
be used in this way, thus giving the banks
tho use Of that amount more in legal ten
der money. 1twas also suggested that
the banks could with advantage buy gov.
ernment bondswith this sum Of $100O0,-
600, 10 hold until next August or Scptcm.
ber, when the government bonds could be
sold and the $10,O0O,000 national bank
notes used to remove the crops. # this
arrangement cin bc made, then the banks
can not only realize tho 6pcr cent. gold
interest, but also q largo profit, probably
averaging 10 per cent. on tho whole
amount, or 91OO0,000 Of clear profit. II
this or some similar plan is not adopted,
then tho 3l0,000,0O0 Of national bank
notes will remain idle In tho hands Of the
banks, and they will provo TO DO n loss in.
stead Of profit TO them for the next SIX
months. Flil la lea
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LATER.

Tho general result b estimated: Yeas
$500 900; Nays-1,600,000 '0t.nl %.
The vote Of the seventh battalion ol
ChasseurB Is about evenly divided Al
tho barracks Eugene, the result showed
1863 yeas; 1,12l nays. Twenty Of the
Court gardea, voted nay; only fifteen ofthe
garde do ParisyOt nay. It b reported
that two regiments at Vincennes refused
to vote. The computed soldiers in Paris
voted about; Yeas 900; Nays-500O
NooN-FUl returns have not been re-
ceiycd, but enough Is known to mako II
certain that tho government has been sts'
tanned by an immense majority. Up Il
this hour; the figures stand at yeas about
8 400 ,009; mays, about 100000, City
tranquil The morning Journals have edl'
toriais on tic result Of the voting yester'
day, and comment particularly on the
YoiG Of tho army. s; .ff .nD 80
h, p. M-The newspapers to-day tln.
nounCe the marriage at Pau Of GuStayC
Lafitte to Kate Vanderbilt Barker, grand.
daughter Of Commodore Vanderbilt The
0piNion0 NatiOnGb notes tho extreme
quiet and oven solemnity Of tie voting
yesterday throughout the Kingdom.
Or. M.-The returns received foot up
yeas 7,120, ,28S; nays, l. 1854 The vote
in tho city is--yeas, $4,000; nays,
80, 1906. It Is estimated that, without
counting tho votes Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS, the
army and navy, and the Algerian govern
ment, there will bo majority Of over
100000.
The excitement has been intense during
the whole day, but no disturbances what
ever. Military precautions are continued.
The Council OF Ministers was held to-
day, at which tho Emperor presided. II
is reported, as 0 result Of the Councils de-
Iiberations, that tho Ministers will tender
their designations tomorrow, and that Ol.
livler will be charged by tho Emperor
with tho formation O, % new Cabinet
The Emperor has conplimcntcd the
Protect Of Police for his success in main
taiuing public order. ,1
Victor Hugo has been cited to appear
before the tribunal for tho article in tho
Rgppsl exciting hatred and contempt for
tho government. T.
MiDNIduTSThls evening baFricades
werc thrown up in Fauborg Du Temple,
but wcrc quickly carried by the troops,
who, Il Is reported, fired on tho defenders.
Tho other quarters Of POrls arc tranquil.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW York, May 0.

NEW York, May 0.
Th6new RomanC Catholic Church Of the
Holy Cross, in 42d street, was dedicated
yestefday by the Rev. William Starr,
Vicar Of Arch DiOccase. Tho church
cost Gver $1O0,000t2 y l. t('ll u
A new swedenborgian church was ded.
icatel in jersey City by Rev. ClnuncCy
Giles,
At tho Church Of St Charles, in
Brooklyn, last night Rev. Father Preston
lcctlrcd hi the infhlllblIity Of tho Pope,
The lecturer remarked that a popular
error existed as to tho character Of the
dogma. He explained that the question
OF infallibility means that tho Pope can.
not err In matters Of faith. He may sin
and err in other things, but in matters Of
faith he Is infallible.
Rev. D. Preston, Of ST. AIMS Roman
Catholic Church, I'm Sth street, yesterday
informed his congregation that In copse-
QucnCC Of tho growing inadcquacy Of tho
church clihco 10 meet tho wants OF the
parishioners, to had purchased the jewish
Synagogue building, In 12th street, be-
tween Ord and 4th avenues, with an nd
Joining lot, upon tho site of which It pro
proposed 10 bG1td d large and elegant
church, Books for tho recording Of sub
sCriptions have been opened.
Hon. J. Ross Brown, late Minister 10
China, Is in thlscity. aOf tgr.L
John G. Whittier, tho poet attended
Becchcr's church, yesterday, after the scr.
mon Mr. Bccchor shook hands warmly
with Mr.. Whittier, and handed him u
boQuet Tho poet seemed much AdcGtetl
at the greeting. 'A
a Aconvcnti0h Of all tic CentOrs Of circles
Of the Fcnlan brotherhood lin Manhattan
district, was held yesterday, aItcEnoOn st
their headquarters. MatteFanl tho gravCst
interest to the organization woro discuss.
cd, hut most Of their proceedings wCrC
secret. Il was MadC known, however,
that tho late difficulties between GenGFal
O'Ncil and tho Senate constituted the
chief subject II discussion, and tho action
Of tho Senate was bitterly condemned
The cCnters report that g1 enthusiastic
feeling In favor Of an onward movement
Is existing among their circles, and pledge
themselves that atho event Of General
Q'Neil commanding q war policy, hO may
rely upon effective support. WN
Tho Tammany callcus nominees for
judicial offices weFo confirmed by tho
Convention to-day. Henry Ward Beecher
~ % have on assistant in Rev, y. u.
Holiday. Et
D Tho medal Of the French Geographical
Society to Du ChailIa will DO presented
70 him tpr;mOFrOw night with appropriate
ceremonies ,.,,., ,,.'., .r,fa.1gt WI
A colossal bronze statue oc FRANKLIN Ia
TO DO erected by Capt iDegroatin In Printing
House Square, at dl expense Of S25, 900 to
SSVlVVNVo9 ?, a.a8p..W 9aHfs
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FG9 fabilc 6 Q 6rbIalbl5iaSgI 5iaS GAO RBaSt K.
ments in the NewSpaperSs-IS IL
.n--.-t i,mRR Observation-Disclosures n D'all


What itSTfSndS 10 Prev Prevent n iSl Among
ra Oh ,hea bYOungNIRdioB. o5i l,n
OR6oftIiS Js&i8h, apIiteiFfsi,in New York
has commenced publishing notices Of l'e'
trotIlals (engagements) Just as marriages
ayl4 pppqlqgFpcSdn The FSSrd, ttylisqqFqatSn
|'s6lnoQhizts thus: "What may be the
source Of this innovation HG know not. II
may be intended. only as o. device ,fpr
the 6sAlagemGnt d p6BllE tutioSlty about
private affairs, and a protest against the
Irresponsible Unauthorized utteranCCs
Of the hcblomadal jenkins on tho same
subject But, Whatever tho motive, tho
.rcsIlt,,is likelywutO boz good, II i
now not Uncommon +, tT X young
h woman 10 mako q tentative engagement
with young man, without any serious
intention 0I marrying him, lor. tho CQnYG.
ulEnce T0iC having q ,lhithhIl follower 0pd
hIll.nay constantly On call, so TO speak,
Tho ,tCmorRllEing in6uenOe of such q
practiCe ON the female, and 'lts
inAucnceU Un The male, nind, ID ~ pesIl
% DO pointed out III i becomes asOCial
custom 10 make formal announce cGniSht 9, ,0l
engagements, 10 that b ccttRln dlsfGpuIG
might attach, Rs Il inevitably would, In
such y case, 10 the breAkag6 OF vows spG
publicly made, engagements would bc Gii.
tered iht0 iliuch t6S tInadvisedly and
lightly, and witluLmuCh more pros.
poet off, Ilsingb athed precursors 4i
weddings than .tlleyN are at pres
cps 1H. There can bSH0 dodht that tAo an
n0'Inccmcnt Of an ongag cement which has
Oeun entered into by two. persons b ut
least u trunk and straight forward mAplsT
nt defining the sentimental status ,pE the
parties, and oIten prevents 'pdiHGil lhispnt
deFS'andingR, and complications with
Others II Is true, TOD, that Il PARTIALLY
takes q bellies scgpioT ,eWay;(FOm her, and
COrHpcS her III 4 mERSurc 70 relinGuish
many Of the privileges belonging, 10 a
Social Darling which ahe may bc 10th to
give tp,aH9 which shG can enjoy up TO
ihC last moment, provided abe can keen
her engagement secret Tits 4 inst
where tho shoe, plpchCs, =, Young laSieg
wIlnt, very naturally, 70 rOCaive Rs much
attention and b0raS much admired. ai.
though engaged, dSiF they were mol, anl
rather than toTegO one jot Of the cxhileFn.
lion Of being y BELLE they naturally Whh
10 stave OF tie evil day when they
must ahdIcate aB long q possible. This
dread gtows out Of an idea that whenit Is
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Now York CattIe Market.

NA" 4VlRAt may VI
BEEyHs-WItha totAl, OF 6,saO cattIO for the
week, OF which 4,4G0 were on sale to day 100 car
at IO0lh street, 80 cara ct Woehawk6l, aud 81
cars at CommunlpAN. Tho market was strong and
active 1t last w0Gks figures Of 12c for bulls; lG1
lSc for thInntSh western cattle, and l78lIHC fol
good TO choice BtOerS. Tho Quality WAa fAlr and
thO market averaged i6e, al selling; 3 cam oI
State Stlll'fed bulls at iSc; car Of very common
cattle, eWt Missouri steers At l3k914c: III
Illinois SLOeFs, 6h GWt. lB5E4 4lec; -i45 KanIal
SteSrs, " cwt, 9t 19X X8l7c; and 20 OF ewty lli
nolB at 10 6kD11kc n 70 one butcher 1t tho lattel
price, 90 lbs per cwt. Cattle arc In few hands
four Arms controlling OvVr thrCO thousand during
thU week.
Z sHEEr-Aru arm at SIC ipF, very thin 6S II
Ohio Ghoared up 70 g. for q car 6f89 lb; and Tj{c
for car Of 8? l6S; and TIC. for a car Of n lbs
are worth ise. TotSi ii tho wSsk 1 is,5sG Vii
4,600 to-day; al selling.
IIo0s-kte coming q moro fFUely, g caEs to;
day completing Il, DO for tho week. City dreASed
es1l at lIA@I9c. 1.-Two at gH@9Kc;A car OF 9Qo
lbS Illinois sold At SXc,
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Cincinnati Market.

SlNNLNN4IAt 4lAy s'
FL0ua-Ih moderate demand and arm; extra
a 70@f O.; tAmiIy sos 25.
white sold by sample At 8 IS, con-scarcd aad
prlccs higher; mixed sold this afternoon a. oJS2i
66c and was held At 81 at tho close. Ryo-ScAsce
and arm at 9iG96c. Barlsy-Neglected and
pF6lsS1 F6s+4saPil RS2i91I and in demand; iddiur sos
WHmKT-IIcld out Of the market this alter.
noon, owing 10 tho scarcity Of corn and tho pro.
liability Of an increase In The tax; h0ldGtb ask
81 OGDi 06,
terms at tho close, say 80 5000 20 for McSl
Pork; llK9lIkc for Bulk ShouldcrS; I6A0lbKC
for rib SldCs, and l5afC fOricl0ar; nolSSleS. l6.
oOn-QuIet; shoulders l5C; sides I6X6lGKc i0I
clear Fib and IKE for clear. a good demand ioE
Sugar Cured Hams d I8Blejfo cash, and l9c
seller hFBt Of Juno. ur'
LARD-Nomiu3lly unchanged.
OILs.-Linaeod on Held at 81 N23I oS!
GOLD-lliH buying
BxGHANGi-DullS a I.IO discount buying
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weh
WHEEIMe .W: ~ TUEsDA AY M0RNINag gMAY 1o 187o .- N
l;#sF m II9'3 no

ttt1Utn BlQG ulSyfef0e9SdSFVt L4Sl gflII uO
longer receive any attention. This may
be true as TO their lovers, hut their future
friends will Dc quito as fondof them and
equally as civil under all circumstances as
irthey were not GngageaI They have to
make their choice sooner or later, and,
having made 1t, why SHOULD they care To
be Courted and admired by u lot Of men
up Q within few A s4layss q iboir marEiagc2
|Hh Is merely to GRITTY theiF vanity aud
love Of admiration, they do Il at the risk Of
fUrfeiting the respect OF some Of their I'd.
mirers, whom they may have been tacitly
encouraging by receiving their attentions
when they were already promised to
OtherA tIti is better ior all parties that
when IN engagement Is made, 1t should
be announced and stood upto. 'ThesepOr.
sistent dcnIals Of engagements, which 'Tte
patent 10 everybody, are silly and absurd.
They deceive no one, and look as i tho
young people ,were 'Iiying hard" and
that even wlile lOldhg on 70 their
tlIRcScs they were not adverse 10 q sur.
reptitiOlls dtrtatiOn with any one wi hon
they might cOnYince Of their, being still
flancy ffCcy Alto Publishing hetrothr
d in tic papers: that Is matter of qucs:
tionable taste, u betrOthal being one OF
these things which nlaY be announced In
society; but not dragged into the publicity
Ind glare Of the, newspapers. ,rV
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The Latest News.
XLIst CONGRESS,
ral,,yIa SECOND sEaaoSsea. .ss

,"~l u HOUSE.
I, ,as q, ri - WASHINGTON, May0.
After tho reading Of TIC journal the
House adjourned fog tAe want Of " 900
W n,nM SENATE. ""
Mr.. Wilson, reported with tllhcnd'
mGnts, u bill for furnishing artificial limbs
for disabled soldiers. ,,,anSE1A,
Y 3Ir.j FfEf6S intf9d6eel a!biTI Requiring
tic lsectutafys0 Of are Treasury, to Scall
upon national banks and other corpora.
tiOns and associations 10 publish annually
u statement Of the amounts, and interest
due nMIn the certificates Of stock issued
by the United States aud dividends, dcllO'
sites and interest aCCrlling from other
sources, which have been unclaimed FIR
sE9 E|Ssyy yf4s 4saRRff Referred g fbbS qap9i's'fS qa9 on
The bill reducing taxation wus taken
up. and Mr.. MOlRILI1 Of Nc, delivered II
long speech lavoring such tariff for pro-
tcCliOn rs would induce II healthy c0npe'
tilion incur manufacturer, without grind
ing down other interests, and ut the same
time raise u proper amount Of revenue
Mr.. WILSON, from dIe Military Com
mittrC, reported, With hi atiicndtneht, the
bill 10 extend the time for the presGntA-
tion Of claims for additional bounty, un-
der tho ROkOt Julyc2O. 1886. ll ''.L'L I"
The Senate i'm Committee Of tho Whole,
resumed the consideration of the legisla
tive, Executive and judicial ApprOpria.
tion bill. suudry amendments were
kprceil n '''
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CINCINNATI.

$50 CINCINNATI, May 9.
The will Of tho late Bishop Kingsley
WA admitted to probate tD-dly He letl
$4,000 real estate, aud 5000 personal
property, all to his vito 'r07F N l
A transcript Of tho proceedings In the
case of the annexation Of Camp Washing.
ton, Lick Run and part Of Spencer town.
ship, was forwarded to-day to the Auditor
Of State. These precincts arc now Vir'
tually annexed to Cincinnati. aIig
Frank Shaw, yard master at L0vcland,
on the Little Miami Railroad, died last
night from injuries received by being
caught under locomotive. 'Hr H. '"0
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND. EN-

an LONDON, May y.
The NeDs authoriativcIy contradlCts
the rumor OF John Bright's contemplated
resignation from the cabinet.
Tho Tines understands tic warning to
German capitalists against American
bonds came from the North German Con-
sui, at New York. The North Pacific
Railway and Honduras bonds, the Tines
says, were especially tabOoed N
The Pot announces the betrothal Of
Lord Derby and tho RarchiOncss Of Sails
bury. ....s .-
The result or the pleblscltum Is accept
cd by tho press hero as toregone con-
cluSi0n from impcriHl, arrangements pre-
Vioasly made.
The anticipated reduction Of the duties
On iron by the United States, causes great
activity IN the Iron regions Of Wales
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.WAsIIINGTON.rJ
WAsI11NoroS, iIl May 0.

WAsHlNGToN, May o.,
Gen. Butler having returned, tho RE-
construction Committee will tomorrow
consider tho Georgia bill as returned from
tho Senate. 70 n0H' r.l.r.s,
Tho friends Of Dominica say tllat y two.
thirds vote can now be obtained In the
Senate for ratification. #" 'ndg
Government has not recently received
any official information concerning events
In Cuba, nor Is there anything TO induce
belief Of o change Of Spanish policy
The sdhb6at Ftoiic arrived at Halifax
April 80, and would leave the next morn.
Ing for Prince Edwards Island. ii,
.INearly half Of the town or FincastlG,
Va, was burned Friday night Tho court
house was saved. .lI4t. -agt. r.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


PERsoNAL.-J. NJ Ewing, Jr., Esq,
Clerk in tho Adjutant Generals Office OF
Charleston, reached this city Sunday night
on the Anderson. Mr.. E. has been grant
ed furlough for thirty days, and viii,
probably, at its expiration bc ordered 70
Washington City to complete the record
Orthe soldiers furnished BY this State
during the late war. aHc reports every.
thing lovely EXTERNALLY down in the Ka-
nawha Valley. We are gratifed to report
tllat Mr.. &. succeeded in retaining his
scalp, and that the tate and climate Of that
far of region have had mo, deleterious
effect on his physical health.uq 4,a,
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FIFTH DAY. lor'dTl atm d


49,. MhsAifA AAANt NAAhJ W
The Conference was.6allkdI to order by
DliaSa tE SSSn sSS a3'iaI BSbop
AndreRStlEliY6lbd q h6tpiaddttds davisi
ing conservatism in all tlpiE actions md to
make rs few changes rs possible. for tho
next f6ur years. he tGcn referred 70 the
North Methollsti journals and their abuse
Of him; he did nOt1lkg the mRnhef Of on
writers clarifying one another and thought
TINT their energies should bc devoted "a
gICTiiying God, not themselves rrs ~
Bishop Warren then took the chair.
UHdef Tho dali II Conferences various
memorials and petitions wGrc OiFeFfeCl and
reGerrG11 fnCllling Gpo from Richmond
asking 1pr. tht abolition Of die office 81
Presiding Elder, .ppi the admission, Of
,Lalty tONhe CHtnictE br Bishops; REQUEST:
Ing tho Committee bt Revision 10 enquire
inig Tho expeliency Of restricting the Netu
pOwcr Of Bishops; for the decision Of the
Memphis Conference; for selecting a per.
SOn TO WtiG ths htS Ok tho latc Bishop
Soule Ar1Olution was adopted to meet
llerraftGE f9t the, Second Church; RIa0OnP
tliat after The 14ti inst, no resolutions Il
memorials shAll bG referred, and ono "a
adjourn Rkc die on the 23d.
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New York Produce. III MARKET.

suu MN 10iIRt A4lyS
COTTON -Firmer; $50 balsS sold at 3SKc for
mIddlinR uplAndS. q q !'D. s'
and home trade demand. M .ylfU F.'l7p
GRAIN.-Wheat-iYOFy Arm 1t 81 tI0l II for
No. 6ping, and 81 aI21 u loF winter red aud
amber western. j l.E9ye-N -NOminally unchanged.
oRts-Dull Of go 066e1 for western IN store and
81 1901 10 for nixed Western isi6H y
pnOVtaIoNg.- .-PoFi- Nominal; mess 80 12k
bid, and S99 IS asked for June, and SO 81k aSk.
ID ON spot. BeOf-Qnlet and steady CutMeats
Quiet and unchanged. BGe0ns4N NOminkl.
161ic asked seller May, and 49, q asked seller
JunO. NJ pt 7.btgir9B fIifls 20 IhHSG u
EGGS--QIiet and unehAngod.r E,s-7nuI
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Baltimore Market.oc

FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAlN-Wheat-In better feeling; Maryland o.
81 60D1 %; PonnsylVAniA At ti40. CoEn=Firn;
Whlso active at 81 t63i u; yellow At 81 l%ol lS'
Oat4-Blrm Gt 686G3c.
I'RoVnIoNS-M PoFk-PiTu At ~ HotS9VO.
BAcou-FIm; rib sides l6Ne; clear RIdes l7Sci
BhORldsn I9kc; hams @99gko,
LARD-QGistA At l1i&4l1He. ,.,o,o. o.
WHlGEY-SteGdy; straight q u 0a0l VI Tor
wood and iron; patent at 81 DtH,. ...f p
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oxn6f tic Georgia G2l: t'i5 papers Is 1partic.I-
larly dcsirious l,h5'l9obUft E. Leo and
Joseph l., Johpst9n should llvcAnqgin tip
land. Speaking Of tho formers illness i
ssysS "IIcayeu @eal that II deal Kindly
SftlI tAd stana 6llmaa. .sdad R6t snSpAle
silver cord at least until his countrymCn
can contemplate such ~ 'atlllctiye diA,cn-
Sation wifi much more resignation than
We arr, ,surC they could summon now"
And a(Iudin6 Lt8llth6 lattstj It e&presses
itself thus: MAY tho dial .OE, time lInt
shall point to the hour when, In the M
tS5e 0l lRings hH mqsF ~ gGSYs GasRYGa p2gf
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ST00KB-Ths, railway market 10 active and az
cited with an advance In prices; At tho close tho
market reacted sllghtly nom tho Highest point
end tho activity BuBIdCd, but prices were steady.
The leading features Wero Lake Shore, Wabash,
New York Central, Northwestern, Rock Island,
and Ohio & NISsI6sippI. The prices made fOE
those stocks, with the exception orLAkG ShOrU,
arc the highest Of Tho season. IsgtI l4..I
Western Union Telegraph, az; Adams Kx'
press, 63k;fWellaj Fargo 4 Co. Tx; American,
York CCntlalI 99I; do. scrip, 96lS; Rrie, tSX;
Harlem, I44N; Reading, 109K; Michigan Con!
tFal, I25H; Lake Shore, 99x; Illinois CGptr4l,
I4I4; Pittsburgh, lO5I[; Northwestern, SaBt do,
preferred 81; Rock 1GIand, 123H; New Jersey
tsntr.l ie9H 81 PsEi eSA Dc Ip p.C%9s;ETs1 %;s
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IT Is an interesting question, mpClE de'
bated among psychologists, etc, whether
animals do commit suicide, A case is
reported dTom HArtfprfS where ! ld6t,
playing with'otE& eilhihcs, walked oh
deliberately to water basin md stead.
hstly held Ills heat under water until
LlICrE, wasn't any usg iD,tNking Il gpL., The
Tfs&ttoR II whether 2Nd6s liass enough
sense to bc Temporarily, insane"