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DE explained that among the cnafge
against Judge Dafell there was cnarg
Oh mlsappi!catlon o. lunus anu one = :
misproceeding 10 bankruptcy Auop'eu
CIVIL RIGHTS.
4 MIR. Butler called up the supplementar,
civil rights bill and pIoposed 10 limit tht
debate 10 two hours.
Mr. Beck appealed for longer time ant
gave notice that although the Democratic
aide did not propose 10 interfere with the
bin by dilatory motions If a fair discus
sions were allowed, vet would do so in 9
loontrary event.
Mr. Stephens, OF Ga, made similar
appeal. stating that he desired to address
Ma House. Jg.|
Mr, Batter remarked that the amnesty
bill and The civil rights bill were linked
together in the minds Of the Republican
members. -
II was agreed that the discussion should
20 on ali day, in fifteen minute speeches,
and on the first and second days after re.
Assembling Tho previous question should
be considered operative at four o'clock r.
N. on the second day. ...,Il. ..T
The Speaker then called on the COM
mittees idr reports Of private character.
After thew were called Mr.. Butler open
ed the debate in the supplementary civil
riphts bill. He said that the bill give no
riSht which every man did not now
possess The bill simply proposes 10 give
10 anv one from whom their rights were
taken means Of overriding that hostile
state of Legislation. and to punish the man
who takes that fight from him. That
was the whole OF ii. and who could argue
against that.
MIR Coy pronosed 10 amend tho bill so
az to make colored persons liable 10 the
nenslties Of the bill
Mr Butler said that that amendment
was not necessary The law applied 10
eveyv natural neison. and A negro was
verv natural nerson, i
H. Beck opnosed the. e.bil
Mr. Iuttreli offered a resolution in
strf,ctino the .Judiciary Committed 10 re.
nnrt the hilI fi;recting s,,its 10 he brought
epainst severai; ;Pacific railroad companies
f5rthe interest Maid for chem by. the Gov.
eminent Referred. -
Mr. Cohnrn from the Committee on
Militarv Affairs renorted RESOLUTION re-.
onesting the President TO convene a
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19.-Flour-De-
mand light and holders firm; super $5 Goa
8 70; Wisconsin and Minnesota extra
family 81 00a7 rs; State, Ohio and In.
diana 81 50as 80. Wheat-Dull; red
81 55; amber 81 90; white 81 7Oa1 go.
Rye-Held at 03a95c. Corn-Steady; old
yellow 77a7sc; new 07a0S; white roc.
Oats-Dull at CSC; mixed 64a15c. Crude
Petroleum, Ole; refined 1916. Whisky
Held at 81 O5 for western,
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SHOOTING AGtay in The Far WeSt.

DENVER, COL, Dec, ia shooting
affray took place q few days since In Linz
coin county, New Mexico, between JACK
Guilum, formerly sheriff Of the county,
and A Mr. Harold, both Of whom had
Seen drinking freely. An attempt was
made 10 arrest them by q Mexican con-
stable. and resistance being offered, both
Guilurn and Harold were killed. "a,
Unusually cold weather 10 prevailing
throughout New Mexico. a1iff
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Roo,h. Gaining a Little.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19-At Sacra'
mento to-day, the Senate ballot was
Booth 10, Farley y, ShafteE Il, Irwin l:
Chambers and Flnney (Republlcans)
withdrew from shaIler TO Booth, Graves
(Democratic) from Farley to Booth, In
ioint convention-Booth 50 on the first
ballot, Farley SO, Shalter 0. Irwin !. AS
sembly vote-Booth 43, Farley 27, Shat
ter 0. McCullen (Democratic) changed
TO Booth. Total vote, l19; necessary TO
choice 90. No election.
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A Small Panic.

New YoRK, Dec. 19-There was q
panic on q small scale on Stock Exchange
10. day. Western Union, which opened Of
TAI, iell to 70a; Pacific Mail dropped
from 36t to 800; and Northwest common
from 55to 53i. All o'clock there was
an advance all around oil from ! TO per
cent, A number Of weak parties were
forced 10 sell on account oil the decline
and q great many stop orders were In the
market, which, Of course, helped along
tha decline ~
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Pi,lsbnrgh Financial Matters.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 19.-The Commis.
sion Of Arbitration to. settle the amount
due by the National Trust Company to
the city Of Pittsburgh, made its award
to-day. The amount Of awarded Is $239 :.
703 %, including interest. The sum does
not include the bonds hypothecsted, the
bank having admitted that part OF the
claim. The creditors OF the Security
Trust Company, Of this city, have resolv-
ed 10 put tho institution into legislation,
and have directed the Executive to exc.
cute a deed Of assignment to George
Avery, President Of the City National
Bank as Assignee. .,-
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WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OPPIcHoP TNE CHIEF 6raNAL 0PPIoER,
WASHINGTON. D. O., Dec. 49, s:00P. II.
PRoBABILITTRs. i
For New England and the Middle At.
lantic States, fresh to brisk variable winds
with stormy weather on the coast, fol.
lowed by increasing pressure and clearing
cold weather by Saturday nightf
For the lake region. increasing pressure
with lower temperature and areas oil rain
and snow, followed by clearing weather
and fresh to brisk northerly and north
westerly winds.
For the Northwest, cold nor,herly to
westerly winds and clear or clearing
weather.
For the Southern States, increasing
pressure, with lower temperature and
partly cloudy weather, tlie prevailing
winds in the last named districts contin-
uing from north and west.
For the central regions Of New York,
Pennsylvania, Virginia and Ohio, q deci-
dedly lower temperature during Saturday;
the rivers in Western Pennsylvania will
probably rise slightly during tomorrow,
and the lower Ohio below Cincinnati will
rise more gradually.
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NEW York, Dec. 10.-Cotton-Dull
and lower; middllng upland 16tc. Flour
Dull and lower; super western and
State IS 70a0 25; common 10 good 80 %
az 05; good 10 choice 81 10a7 go white
wheat extra Ohio SO 70as 45. Wheat
Dull and lower. Rye and Barley-Un.
changed. CorD-Quiet and firm; west
ern mixed in store zoe; aaoat SOC; old
white western $50. 0ats-Firm and
fairly active; mixed western OGa67tc ;
white western 57a59ic. Coiiee-Qulet
and firm. sugar-Qulet and steady.
Whitky-99c.
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We were mistaken in interpreting the
figures given in the Cincinnati Gazette
"a 10 taxation in Belmont county to
mean per cent. in Bellaire, Bridgeport,
and Martins Ferry. The taxes in each
Of these corporations are not to be added
10 tho taxation in their respective sub
school districts, but lnclude.within them.
selves all taxes, State, county, corporation
and school. Therefore, the rate Of taxation
in each OF these places is 'imply as fol-
lows: In Bellaire, about 81 per cent; In
Bridgeport, 9 $40, and in Martins Fer.
~, not quite 81.
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A statement from the Captain Of the
IIl.Fated Vile du Havre..How
Easily the Awful Catastrophe
Might Have Been Ayerted.

A Statement from the Captain Of the
IIl.Fated Vile du Havre..How
Easily the Awful Catastrophe
Might Have Been Ayerted.
NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Captain Sur
mount, OF the Vile du Havre, has made a
8 statement concerning the disaster to bis
vessel and those on board, but 1t adds lit.
tie 10 what was previously known of the
tragical occurrence. He says: "1got up
from the sofa at 2 o'clock and LETT my
cabin. At this moment ship was un.
der full sail and showed herself at once
on our path. had hardly time to jump
on the bridge when the Vile du Havre
was already struck right in the side,
opposite the main mast. The damage
was enormous, being hole Of at least 10
feet, rendering II certain that the ship
could remain but little time afoat. The
engine was stopped at once and tho valves
opened. The water rushed In 30 quickly
that there was not time to close the door
of the bulk head which separated
the engine from the boiler. Besides, the
bulk head oi the coal bunkers having been
forced into the the engine, the water
poured in the way into the boiler. es.
innate that there was not more than
twelve minutes between the collision and
the sinking Of the ship. Captain Robert.
son, OF the Lochearn, who says he saw
me, says ten minutes; Others say fifteen.
But there Is only two or three minutes In
question. must say that In that short
interval the passengers were examples OF
coolness, calmness and resignation. At
the dreadful time oil this lamentable oc-
curence, when three hundred and fifty
five persons were Justly alarmed at the
thought OF certain death at any moment,
and their only hope was disappearing, the
women were first to set this noble exam.
pie. Capt. surmount's story Of the failure
to get the boats atloat does not differ
from that told by telegraph. The rapid
filling of the vessel and falling Of the
masts were the cause. He also says, l
have the satisfaction since the wreck OF
learning, by questioning the survivors OF
the crew, that every one was at his post;
that each did his duty and that all went
down with the vessel and were picked up
from the sea. The loss Of the unhappy
officers who commanded the watch at the
moment Of the collision renders me un-
able to give an exact account OF the oc-
curence before taking command myself,
but can declare that the Lochearn, 10
which I showed my ships side, and
which consequently had nothing 10 fear
from me, struck directly against my YES
sci al the risk Of smashing herself as well,
Wten By a slight stroke Of yr helm up
uard, for ii pas almost 50 ALREADY, the ter.
ri5k collision might haus been aperted.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 19.-Flour-Actlve
and firm but unchanged. Wheat-Firm
and unchanged. Corn--Mixed western
dull at 76c. 0ats-Scarce and quiet;
western mixed 49a50c; white 49a51c.
Rye-s,eady. Proyisions-Quiet; little
offering. Mess Pork-$16 00a16 25. Bulk
Shoulders 03c: clear rib SidcO 7ta7ic.
Bacon-Fair jobblng demand; shoulders
74asc; clear rib sides satsic. Hams
Good demand at 12a14c. Lard-SiaSsc.
Butter-Scarce and firm; good TO choice
northwestern dairy tub 80a34c; good to
choice rolls 25a30c. Coiee-Very strong
and unchanged. Whisky-Firm, 81 90.
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WASHINGTON.
STAY AT HOME AND ATTEND TO YOUR
BUSINESS. ~"

STAY AT HOME AND ATTEND TO YOUR
Z, BUSINESS.
WARRINGTON, December 19.-Secretary
Delano warns Territorial and other off,
GERS that absence from their post without
special permission will be considered as q
resignation, and says any officer asking
leave of absence will accompany his re-
quest with statement Of the cause for
making such request. .su rWa
The Secretary OF War was before the
House Committee on Military Affairs to.
day concerning his charges against Gen
Howard. ...
The Ways and Means Committee this
morning had some talk about Kelly's
resolution. i, am. rr.g.A...
The Senate Committee on Judiciary 10.
day considered the House bankrupt bill.
The Postmaster General and Secretaries
Of War and Navy were at the Capitol 10.
day on public business.
A GRAND LOG ROLLING MOVEMENT, PER.
\ HAPs. ai
A call is being numerously signed by
members ol Congress, headed by Repre-.
sentative McNulty, of Illinois, and Repre-.
sentative Harris, Of Virginia, looking to
o union OF the members Of the East,
West and South for the purpose Of unit
ing those sections on tho question of
cheap transportation from the West to
the Atlantic seaboard. A meeting Is 10
be held in the House OF Representatives
the first Saturday after recess.
A LONG VACATION.
The Senate by a vote Of SO against 81
agreed 10 the House resolution to adjourn
from to-day to the 9th Of January.
The Senate confirmed the following
nomination: Hiram Cummins. pension
agent for Wayne, Indiana.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New York, Dec. l9.-DRY Goods
There was q depressed feeling In trade
to day owing 10 the recent suspensions
Of jobbing and business houses, and
business was quiet, The market lor cot.
ton goods was steady and strong, Hills
bleached shirtings advanced &c; Gar.
ner's prints, jobbing at Ste; low grades Of
fancy casSimers selling freely TO the
trade; repellants fairly active.
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TEA AND COFFEE.
wha, Importers and Jobbers Have to
Say.

Prom the New York Commercially
When there Is an opening for an ad-
vance Of prices in the necessaries Of lie,
retail dealers are the first to take advan-
tage 1t, and the poor and salaried men,
those who are compelled to buy small
quantities at time, are the first 70 ieel
The effects Of It.
As soon as there was talk In Congress
Of an increase oil duties on tea and coffee,
up town grocers and small dealer! IN the
drinks that cheer but do not inebriate, ran
up.their scale Of prices, and laid the fault
upon tho Legislators at Washington. In
some cases coffee was sold yesterday OF
IS cents 0 pound, which could be bought
Aweek ago for So, and In other cases the
advance was smaller, but there seemed to
be general consent TO take advantage ol
the crisis, even though II should turn ou'
10 be q false alarm.
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A RaId on spnhlsh Gold.

HAVANA, Dec 19.-The office OF Dia
Vina De La Mortina was entered by
burglars early this morning, and the Ad.
ministrator and his nephew gagged and
their lives threatened. The burglars, Of.
ter securing about $4,000, decampod.
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PRIZE LIST
5000 Prizes


The title TO the above real estate is bEuAranseed
perfect. 49, =.
within the reach or aIl-tho create st opportunity
ever offetod for tho poor man 10 rise TO wealth.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single Tickets, $3.50; Eleven Tickets, S76 %;
Fifty-six Tickets. $l2S0o; One Hundred and
Fifteen Tickets, $4,000.
Tne drawing viii be made under the supGrtn.
tepdenee OF o committee appointed by the high.
est officials In the STATE duly sworn 70 tho falth
full performance Of tho duties assigned them.
The hIRhett officials both Of City, County and
state have not only endorsed Mr.. Abelel, bat
also hls scheme.
The demand for tickets iS unparalleled, and al
dasiring 10 participate in tbs drawing Shopld Gt
once form their clubs and aend IN their urders.
AGENTS WANTED In all States, Cities and
Towns In tho o, y. and CanAdAg.
~ Money should b0 sent By Registered Lot
tor p. o, Order or Express, with the lulI adofess
Of the purchaser in plain writing.
For further information and particulars SEND
foreireulArs to the Manager and proprietor, and
SIMON ABELEs,
ocllSod IIAyMEoHTH, KGSsAs.
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DETROIT, Dec. 19.-R W. Ingle, ex-
press messenger, while walking from the
Junction to the depot Of the Lansing &
Saginaw Railroad at 0wassa, last night
was knocked down and robbed Of 81 900
He was found insensible on the track. Nc
clue TO the robbers. .r
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Allegheny Live Stock Market.

EAST LIBERTY, Dec. l0.-CATTLE-Ar'
rivals 119 cars; medium IS TO Q 90; COM
mon 81 II 10 4 10.
Hods-Arriyals 90! cars; best Philadel-
phias IS 90 to 8 25; Workers. 47O to 4 50.
SHREP-Arrivals 81 cars; best IS %;
medium 81 90 to 4 90.
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H0I1SE.
TO GO TO NEW ORLEANS.

Mr.. Butler, Of Mass, from the Judicl-
arv Committee, offered resolution al'
thorizlng that committee TO send q sub
committee Of two members 70 NeW vi :,
leans 10 take testimony In the matter o.
the impeachment Of Judge Durell, with
power To- sand for persons and papers,
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ELIZABETH, n. j., Dec. 1O.-Herman
Koenig, who married Lucy schleman In
Hamburg last summer, brought her TO
this country, and endeavored 10 murder
her, was convicted TO- day OF an atrocious
assault and sentenced to ten years In the
penilentiary and TO pay fine Of 81 600.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 19-Andrew ]. Peitett,
the colored man convicted Of the murder
Of his wife 10 this city, In September n,
was hung In the county jail OF Joliet,
Ills, where his second trial and convic.
ton occurred, at ais P. N. today.
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The Ever Famous VIrginiuss.H Her
Delivery TO Commander Dratne,
and Departure for the United
states.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Dec. lS, VIA HA-
vANA, Dec. 19.-The surviving passen-
gers and crew OF the steamship Virginius
were delivered to Commander Braine, oi
the United States steamship Juniata.
They were sent on board that vessel,
which soon alter took her departure for
New York. ......-.
KEY WEST, Dec, 19.-The Vlrginius
lelt Tortugas at 10 o'clock last night, In
tow Of the United States steamer As
sipee. -. ....
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and stock Market.
New YoRK. Dec, 19.-Customs re-
ceipts $es9,O0O. Assistant Treasury
disbursed $9oI00o--Dry goods imports
for the week, 100000. falling of from cor.
responding week last year sixty per cent.
MoNEy-Active during the afternoon
at lilo premium; at the close, 2 gold.
STERLING ExcHANoE-Lower; 90 days
! 0s4a10Ss; sight 1901.
GoLD-Ranged 111s; closed 1lOI, the
highest at the opening. Carrying rates
Q per cent to gold. Cleripgs $4,000
900. The decline in gold was caused
by sales by Spanish merchants who
bought in anticipation Of war.
STATE BoNDs-Nothing doing.
HnuupuNFDrrsra nnI1 nnJ Io,,n.
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A PRIZE FIGHT.

Jim Turner, of New Orleans and Ed.
dy Mclduf, oil Brooklyn, fought at
Bath, Long Island, this forenoon, for $500.
Twenty.nine rounds were fought, lasting
5s minutes, when Turner was declared
the victor.
The Cotton Exchange will adjourn
from the Goth TO the Goth OF December.
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Getting Down to a slow Motion
Again.

BosroN, Dec. 19.-0rders were re.
ceived from Washington today TO cease
I'll extra work at the Charleston Navy
Yard and resume the usual working hours.
The work Of fitting out vessels will pro.
ceed only Us the emergency requires. The
franklin Is expected 10 sail on Monday.
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AhrInea frnnn fhn t,Old Coaat.

LONDON, Dec, 10. Dispatches iron h The
Gold coast announce that the King Of DA-
honey has Joined the AShG1tees. The 10
yer Continue among the British troops,
and 100 invRlids have been sent 70 st
Helena.
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An Assurance from the Consul Gene
- . - eIlIa ------ H. 4

WAs4IsaroN, D. G., Dec. 1s,-our
Consul General Of Havana telegraphed 70
The Secretary oi, Sta Q that the CAPTAIN
General had Informed him that the VIZ
einius prisonen were yesterday deliver.
ed 10 the commander Of the Juniata.
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acknowledgement:

IN view of the recent rise in the price
of tea and coffee and the still rising ten.
Ieucy in these two necessities Of Life, the
article that we publish on the subject this
morning will be read with general inter
s,T 7-' .,
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CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-Judge Thomas @.
Jones and Hon. Wilson ]. Turney, Of
Ohio, and Commissioner Smith, Of the
Indian Bureau, passed through here to.
day enroute to their homes.
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FRANCE.

ANOTHER PRESIDENT GETS HIS SALARY
RAISED.
PARIS, Dec. 19.-In the Assembly to.
day bill increasing the salary Of Presi.
dent McMahon was passed.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

MADRID, Dec. 19.-Gen. Pevatta will
probably be appointed Captain General Of
Porto Rico.
The Cure ol Santa Cruz has escaped
into France. 49,
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Pl,,sbursh Petroleum Market.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. l0.-Orude-Quiet
at 9OcA$1 OF refined quiet; December
and January 18tc; February 1910; March
and April 14c;
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rER4s OF THn WEEKLY: w
Toledo Market.

r TOLEDO, Dec. 19.-Flour-ouiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and dropping;
amber Michigan cash 81 4Si; February
81 64I; No. / red 81 d.. Corn-Dull and
a shade lower; high mixed cash and Jan.
uary Csc; low mixed 56a57c; new high
664c. 'oais-Quiet and unchanged; No.
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NEW YORK CITY.
ORDERED TO REFUND.

New YORK, Dec. 19.-Msrshal Fisk
was ordered yesterday to restore to MIN.
rod Castor, gold and diamond miner Of
Chicago, 1856 uncut diamonds taken from
the latter by the custom house officers on
charge Of attempted smuggling.
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Tho President En- Route to st.Louis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 19.-The President
and family, with the remains Of Judge
Dent, left here tonight for 81. Louis,
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LONDON.
TIcHBoRNE COUNSEL ILL.

LONDON, Dec. 19.-Doctor Keneaty,
counsel tor the Tichborne claimant Is III
and the case Is postponed till the Goth
inst
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10000 Gifts,
S45O,000 In Prizes,
Principal Prize 800, 900,

Consisting OF the superb pAlAtial residencs OF
Simon Abeles, Rsq,, unsurpassed es Q private
dwelling In tho UniLod States, being only few
blocks from tho Court Houie, surrounded By
magnificent grounds, orchards, gardens and
vineyards. The building has been only recently
completed with all modern improvements.
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STocKs-Weak and lower early In the
day, the decline ranging from ! 10 8 per
cent. Western Union Telegraph declined
under sales Of 10000 to 10000 shares by
Gould. Generally the pressure was in
Western Union, Wabash, Pacific Mail,
Lake Shore. st. Paul. Northwestern,
0hios and Union Pacific. One hundred
and sixty thousand shares were cold be.
tween ten and twelve o'clock. In the Of.
ternoon there was a recovery Of 4a1s per
cent, but at the final close the same i'm
provement was lost. The market closed
barely steady. Total sales Of Western
Union reported, $4,000 shares, Of which
$4,000 sold within fifteen minutes. Total
sales oil stock for the day, 100000 shares
Of which 10000 were between twelve and
two o'clock. OF the afternoon sales 35,.
800 were Western Union, 1900 Union
Pacific, $500 Wabash, 5I40O Pacific Mail,
1000 Ohios, 2,100 st. Paul, $500 Lake
Shore.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPIcHoP TNE CHIEF BraNAL 0PPIoER,
WAsaMaToN. D. O., Dec. % 800 2. II.
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q WHEELING WEST SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 2Q 1878

He explained that among the charges
against Judge Durell there was q charge
OF misapplication oil funds and one Of
miSproceeding In bankruptcy. Adopted.