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ST. LOUIS.
Financial Matters.

Sr. Louis, October 7.-Fiuancisl
confidence gets stronger daily. although
the scarcity OF currency lie more gener-
ally felt than q week previous. Man.
u'Gcturers aud others employing large
numoey - mer are huyiug up currency
TO pay II their employees and keep
their works going on. Five per cent.
is ahsut the difference between certified
cnecks aud sreenbscks and large trans
actiors are reported at that rate. New
York exchange ls in good demand.
Some tanks had to make q shipment
OF currercy to New York in order 70
make exchange -
40 u for the Fever str cker people
or tho South.
Nearly two thousand dollars, in ad-
dlton to the amount previously report
ed, has been eubtcrlbed for the Mem
phis .ufierers. and an active committee
is siilI working in their behalf The
o I'd Fellows and Masons have also
sert &nudsome sums 10 be dsbursed By
their brethren IN the sfh cted city.
About seven thouspnd dollars in money
and large amount Of clothing and pro-
visions have been sent to Shreveport,
and more is being contributed. Much
sympathy is elt here Tor the sick and
de-litute OF these cities, and it is finding
expression in substantial manner.
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WEST VIRGIN, STATE FAIR.

Perennial Summ mmer-PermRnPnt Seat
-Knthusiast,cf 4 xhibi,inp-Iion. A.
T.. summ-r-' Addrrss-Dnp,sy of
Articles. stock &C., dc.
Special CorrespoL dence OF the Register.
CHARLESTON, October 4.
One of Charleston's prominent cti-
zsns has given the Kauswha Valley
considerable roteriety by the assertion
that the strange phenomenon ex'sts in
this latitude OF no fall TO winter, and
there is no such resting place ss the
"lap Of spring" However doubt al this
absence OF the three seasons may seem
to ec'entists and to the envious in other
sections OF West Virginia, your cor
respondent can truthfully say that the
geatleman's words have been verified by
the state of the weather during the pss!
week, until this morning. for iour nicer
summer days could not have been
choeen than those occurring during the
week OF the Second Exhibition OF the
West Virginia State
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The Association has an excellent locs.
lion for its grounds. about mile from
the hear. OF the town. on what is known
ss the "Weet Enc" The enclosure has.
perhaps. fity acres, perfectly level upon
which are fine half mile track. grand
stand, with booths underneath, floral
and agricultural halls, stalls or stock,
DC. The halls for exhibitors purposes,
are but little better than sheds. which.
BY next season, should be replaced
by buildings worthy the name oil
Halls" and deserving the adnira-
ton Of visitors from q distance who
know by comparison that they should
b. superior to those now existing, The
proper wav to do this and to make all
other Improvements is for the people OF
the Kansuba Valley, and particularly
Of Charleston, which resps so much
benefit from the iuhux Of visitors, to
come handsomely to the aid OF the
noble few who have been 90 energetic
and untiripg in their efforts to establish
in their miist an annual Fair, aod to
take practical interest in ali the pro-
ces, iings OF the society. Until such IL
the case the best results apd general
satisfaction will not be bad.
STATE FAB.
II cannot be pronounced success,
umply becaus. there was not Q proper
reflection OF the manufacturing. agri-
cultural and other industries OF the
State. This lack OF representation was
attributable in . great measure to the
low stag. Of water in the Ohio, which
made il next to impossible Tor persons
Who bad anything worth exhibiting to
get here, while the rich farmers and
stock rsieers of Greenbrier. Monroe ard
other counties close 20 the line OF the c
4 o. railroad whose stock is renowned
or purity and quality, barely pat in an
appearance.
Another reason which might be as
sisued Tor the meagrensss o. exhibitors
from abroad, il the question whether
the citizens tbroug ghout the State think
Charleston the proper point for bold ng
the State Fair, while Clsrksburg bss
the prestige Of holding Central State
Fairs" and Parkersburg is seeking leg.
islstive authority Tor the same object
The best way, however, to settle q
knotty question oi % much import is
.of every one, when the officers Il q
society are % liberal - 70 give 81 600
10 rssniana and opeo sompsdioa 70
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CINCINNATI.

The Feeling Among Bnsiness Mon
Number of work men Di.eharg-d.
CINCINNATI, October 7.-Ths Com
msreial OF this morning publishes the
results OF many interviews with leading
manufacturers in the various depart
menrs, from which it appears that the
number OF hands discharged here 90
account Of the money stringency bss
been much over-esiimated. II appears
comparatively smslI aud most OF the
manu- sc'urers and artisans express rhe
hope that they will be able TO 70
through without further reductlon Of
either force or time
A Cairo dispstch announces that
there vas heavy trost at that place
this nsr,ing. The ssathss is slsat snd
sall
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Another D. IN uI,ipg Cash ieY.

AnOineF D'IauAtp 3 Casniexs
LOWELL, Octoter I. "A detslcstion
In tie Merchants National Bank has
been discovered. Fifty thousand dol
lars are missing. John F. Pierce,
cashier, is the alleged guilty party.
The discovery o. the defalcation in
the Merchants National Bank WA
made by an overdrait on Boston. the
check OF the Merchants bank being
thrown out tor want oil funds. An in.
ve-t,ga,ion was then made and the
casbier con 'essed to having used the
money Of the bank Tor years. He at
once resigned AMI the bank examiner
vas sent for. The capital Of the bank
is min paired. The Central Savings
bank, OF which Pierce vaa also Treas.
urer, is believed to be all right
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BkUOkLYN.
Kate Atoddard.

BROOKLYN. October 7.-Kste StOd-
dard was srrsigued before the Over
ard Terminer Court this morning
Her counsel pleaded not guilty and in
cons, quence Of the absence Of other
counsel no day was set for the trial.
Treasurer sprsgue.
The delsul,ing City Treasurer,
Sprsgue, was arraigued before the Court
OF Quarter Sessions and pleaded Lot
guilty. The case is set down tor trial
on the .hird Monday in October.
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MIS>UURI.
Poison INJUNCTION,

JEFFERSON CRY. October 7 Hon. J.
Bacon, member oi the council OF the
G GrverDor OF Massachusetts, and ez
oFcio Com missioner OF the Penitentiary
Vi thai State, lie spending a few days in
this city. In company with the inspec-
tors OF the prison be to-day made so
inspection OF the prison. He speaks
particularly Of the shoe department as
e1cellpg that OF the Boston prison.
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INDIA IA.
The EAnO,iti0if.

IHDiANAPuLIs, October THE Ex-
position is still in progress and contin-
ues 10 draw large crowds. 1t will be
open three days more. Interestipg
races occur on each OF the remaining
days
Al fer the Yellow Fever Sufferers.
A ciuzens' meeting was held at the
Bosrd Of Trade rooms this morning. At
which $500 were raised and sent to
Memphis. Five hundred dollars will
also be raised in aid o. the suferers
from yellow lever at Shreveport
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bull, four COWS and one cali. TIE sev
en- year old weighed $500 pounds
The herd was said 10 be the finest ever
seen 10 this section. -.
Among the thorough bred horses
was II months old Morgan. Owned
by Mr.. R B Allen. OF Csbell couutv.
He is now nearly as large as his mother
and in symmetry and beauty aud all the
points tor a perfect animal was inccm.
parabIe He caused general stteEtion.
Men and womeo too, stood for min
uies admiring him; presently they
would 60 way and before long they
would return bringing friends with
them to see BILLY Morgan"
There were other foe animals on
exhibition whose owners We now forget.
excepting Mr. r F Reynolds thrre
gar old stallion which was very hand
some. f
rug RESULTS
OF this years meeting were generally
satisfactory both in attendance OF exs
hibitors aud sitors. The latter pro-
badly averaged 1000 esch day OF the
iair, excepting the first. fair proper
lion OF whom were county iolks The
indications are that more general in
terest is taken this year than last and
it is expected that the next annual
meeting will surpsss its predecessor rs
this meeting did the first one.
The officers have our hearty wish
that such will be the case. SIS we'll as
our hearty thanks for iavoIs received
while attending the isir.
coyoLusIoS.
The aspiring citiEens OF Charleston
are vigorously working to improve the
city. Buildings are going up. business
increasing, property changing hands
strangers coming and going, theatre in
full blast aud other indications which
denote growth While here a gentle.
man who has largely the vel sre OF
Charleston al heart, and enthusIastical.
ly describes all Improvements, invited
your correspondent 10 drive around the
capitol building TO get good look at
this magnificent gilt TO the State BY
Chsrleston's liberal citizens and (rsther
sarcasticslly) study lis design and sd.
mire its beauty so that when Wheeling
shall have been designated the "Perms-
uent Seat" by some Iuture Legislature,
a knowledge OF the dimensions OF the
present building and the style OF srchi-
lecture most important to avoid will be
found use ul KASAwuA.
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NEW YORK.
News It"uE.


7 New YORK, October IA fire IN
| Diehalan & Co.'S piano factory thi'
fuornirg damaged the stock. &c, TO Int
.x,ent OF $50 900
TIE steamer Java arrived this NOM
ing with hal: million OF pounds ster-
nny in coin.
Morahn. Rose g. Cohan were appoint
ed agent OF the GO, ernment in London
Mrs T r Calender. OF Phrladel-
phia, widow O, T. r Calendar. pub
Usher OF the MedieaL Naynet, WAS ar
| rested in Philadeip phia on saturday and
! brought TO this city, where she IS now
| col faded in Ludlow street Jail Oh
charge OF publishing obscene Iitera
! ture, which The Magnet ia claimed to
! he. The Magnet WAS sold At Mr.. Cal.
lenders death TO John B. L'tes, Mrs
Calender having nothing to do with II
other than acting trustee. Mr. Lite
was arrested q short time ago but wat
released on bail, and it was thought the
matter had ended.
In commercial circles theFfeature Of
business is the gratifying activity O.
grain and grain irerghts The export
movement il wheat 10 on q liberal
scale with prices quoted up. The re-.
c-ipts OF wheat are large and the en-
gagements OF freights for the British
ports embraces the free shipment Of
wheat. Several grain, petroleum and
tobacco charters are reported. Cotton
dealings for BOTH early aud forward de-
livery are moderate.
George Wilkes has applied for an Or
Ter O arrest against John +. Chamber
lain, 10 an action begun 10y him to re-
cover damages tor Injury done 10 hl'
character. Sheridan, Shook anG
Fuomas RYAN uaye made an undertak-
irg that they Wril pay the costs which
may be awarded il defendant obtains
Judgment.
Tae Reform Assoriation.
The executive committee OF the Re.
iarm Association NET this morning at
the Everett lTonse, !, Foley presiding
A resoln,iou was adopted p!edgrng
themselves not to support q candIdatr
x,taI,;-i. .,,-or,,;' ,hev simulated
ot ''e ''E,F'''"'e p"'.' ',rI, a 'PI,",< ,n,o
10 "'''''E 10 "'e ''.'' - t.'r 1~ -. 49,.
3ute d s.r ~ X,. sH' VI. I Gu. ~ &c. W. ,hs
Guy 81 .'v" .,s 'Ho o'"' :" 90 roo,oo, a Cow
''t,'' ~ VIC P''fo W .s,a;' "a on'p,-
Fo' ''' !" E''"'J I -"p,1 .'''''' "'N wa
-'''''.'' '.'2 ""u ,. '. ~ 81,
h"' '''"''S
-,
re Il. peg ca section u ''e 1"'" u,
ge!'cHI A!l.aAcc asstm0 ed at the "euai
hour this N rning. IN Association Hal!
and ...,e-tY eirgirg O. hymns and
,,,oI ;,.;,o,;oro ,o r;s;. tho
Pr''e'' "''s f'''' ''' ' '
Princeton i"e'ioHica. 0rm'n"fy' 10
take q TRIP over tue Efie fsHrnad, TO
Nlngrt + 'I'si 20 par'"ke o 'he hospF
tall 20 O. tue c'tv. aid t" inspect the
working Of the public schools
The gtn'ral togc discussions was
"ChrI>tan ii g" R"v DR.. Smoie,
Edinburgh, cue fl confined himself
To- sh w'nt the 'ali"ry OF those VINO
would e&s't c".:'ty NJ The expense OF
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The penurious pessinist OF the Ir-
dlapapolis Sentinel writes: Three
hundred thousand is the amount stolen
BY the Young man OF Dubuque. WHO
has heretofore wasted his fne powers,
lsvished bis brilliant sbilrtirs 10 the
ord nary work OF bank C8shering. J.
bank Cashier may not wlnd up at such
time as this by casual appropriation
oi three hundren thousand dollsrs, whar
is the use OF learning the business oI
banking 2
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NEW Oh LEANS.
EinanttaD.

New ORLEANS, October 7 Financial
affairs are very qiiet 10 day. The de-
nand Tor currency has aba,ed aid the
rates are lower They opened at rom 5
TO 6 rer cent, but the market is nov
quoted at from 4 to 5 per cent God
sod foreign exchange continues entire
ly nominsi; domestic exchange also
continues nominal
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MAINE.
Nu urdfr Trial

AUGUSTA, October THE trial OF
Miss Mark, at Rockland in this State.
who is accused Of the murder Of Dr.. P.
R Baker, OF Warren, commenced this
morurg Mics Mark was the cole oc-
CuPsnt OF the premises and the prose-
cution claims that she shot the doctor.
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II XAS.
YcllaW Fever.

MARITIME. October THE yellow fe.
yer has made it. appearance here in a
most malignant form Over hundred
cases are reported to-day. and great
ssasNag prevs!lG
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Snow Storm.

PaIIApzLpHn. October IA dis
patch from Pottsville says that the first
snos OF the season fell there this morn
ing; the storm 10 eaid to have been
quite sevsre. Snow fell at Fonda, New
York.
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ILLINOIS.
Horne Yafr.

CHASrAras. October THE first
annual horse 'air OF the Cham psigu
County Association begins to-day. Sew
ersl fast horses are entered.
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Country Residence for Sale.

UNHE +, F9kST CCU >TRY PLACE.
situated n the National road, adiotn-
ing VIM. stsmm's about for u,ilrs cast ot
this city, IN offered tor saie IL Contaius
TWkLvE AID A HALF acres OF X ound.
and has on II n good Hou.e, Stable and
sTri &c House, Sto Spring Housc, mn
excellent variety of Fruil, aud everything
gong 10 Oak" y ron pl.te and comfortable
n, me. 'or psi ticalars enquire on tao
premises or OF the undersigned.
gspg3.h W. 7. UEAM BERS.
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MICHIGAN.
'MuPderpr In Jat,,

HAuGHroN, October flames Al.
len Of Douglas, who Was shot 10 q bill.
lizard room by man named Edwards,
a few days sgo. is reported dead. The
assassin is in jail awaiting trial.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Severe Storm.

severe Storm.
CHARLESTON, October IA heavy
storm last evening unroefed the North
Eastern depot one maa was husd ald
several ases bssissd,
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wEwT VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.

Tho wear begins In all Departments On
WEI SEsDAY, SEPf.J, 1874.
Prof r. \ Lyon, with n full stan OF
Thoroughly qualified assstants, has charge
oI the Preparatory pepsrtpebt.
Patrons seeking Information In regard 10
the same will address him
catalogues de,crIbn. the other pepart.
meuts may b. obtained ron tho >ecretary
NJ the Faculty, ProL. Geo w. Glover, or thu
undepigued. hLEX' MARTIN.
President.
boRGASrowS, Wv A e.lSL
auRBeo
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Charge Against II PHyslc;nD.

JERSEY CITY O;tober 7.-Mrs. Metz
Ter, charged with having been iuetru =
mental in causing the dea'h Of lila N
Vail. WAS taken before Jndge Kees this
morning. She made ,tfi Iavit against
Dr. j. C Collins, OF NV York ciry.
Charging him with lnalpract ce in pro-
curing an ab ,riion on Miss Vail. which
caused her death. Collins 's pbysi-
cran ID good slsudl' G and large practice.
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NEW JERSEY.
The CnnstitniiUnsl Committee

The COnktitntiUnSl COmmFitf0
TRENTON, October 7-Tbe Constl-
tuional Committee met iu the Senate
chamber at noon to-day and adjourned
ill Tomorrow morning to allow com
mittees 10 meet. No business was tran.
4acled in COZ sequence OF committees not
beng ready to report. Mr Swa,z
offered a resolution to recommel d
to the legislature the appointment o. a
Constitutional Convention which alter
considerable debate was lost, all the
members except Sway ze, voting againsI
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WANTED.

1Oo FtRMtRIANn FARMERs' sOVs
WV during the Fsl an Winter month.
10 do business n their own and al dining
township. BusintS r-hpec able, oa.y ana
pays W II For psrtic lars audiess X. y.
SRA non a Co., Hartford. Conu.
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The Modoc Prisoner.
Foreign Age Appointed.

hes'rs. Morton, Rose & Co.. Of Lon
don, have been designated by the Pres
ident to act as temporary aseuts Of the
U"ited States in Europe, until Clews,
aaeycbt & Go. can arrange to rasu me
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At this far was unusually email, rsr
nculsrly cattle, ssioe and sheep, though
au increase over last year; bat what
vas on exhibition was uDusually fne
OF horses there we're tkirty-two enter
ed for general purposes, ten thorough.
bred, FIVE drat, cbe driving, three
saddle horses sud FIVE matched teams.
o cattle there we're fourteen head Of
blnoded stock, two woke of oxen and
three tat cattle; nine hogs, Eve sheep
apd two mules made up the balance.
Durham stock seems to be the only
kind appreciated, as there was not
single entry o. Devon or Aldsreny stock.
Bee. cattle, they cay. is what they make
their money out Of
C T. Beale, E-q OF Mason county,
took nearly ell the premiums tor blood.
ed stock on exhibition. 10 faci be bad
no opposition. His seven bead Of
.hort horns valued a. $4,000. consisted
Of Q ss'sa year old spA Q two yea, Old
, 1873-09-21
Tile DOMESTIC DRuDGERY QUESTION.

1Gir1n Too De1icntoly Kcarcd.'' Etc.--
An Appeal to tho Xoanv Man OF tho
Period.
10 the Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
| s1n: IA tho communication from "paterfamas I"
has called forth controversy, ha|e concluded
that word from " "Matorfnmiliaa' may not como
au1tsa.
Tho suggestion that tho great army Of female Clerks
shopglrla and copytas turn their attention to house
work. strikes me omincnty appropriate and not at
all to bo put down by the clanor about "mcn!a
vice and girls Tint have been too dolcaoly reared
| to endure tho drudgcry Of houaowork," &c.
In the lrst paco, mes cn}ants hnvc only to look
into my own heart to know that thero Ia not single
mothers child Of them all who docs not regard mntEi
mony aa tho chief end end aim Of, and na deliver
nnse from, al elerhing copying, etc; =.
those girls BY prcnisng TINT they are 80 base and
merccllary Us 10 regard themselves In the light Of
slaves waiting for the bidder who can o!er most
money. They aro waiting simply for ''the Right
Que" rcgurdless Of hs bank-account This being
ths case :" Ho may not chance to he millionaire
md yet MINIS man for a. thnt and q that" and
dependent upon clean linen and three meals day.
Such being tho case, aud nsnial service nt dia-
circumstances who Ina married girl too decatciy
reared TO endure tho drudgcry Of housework ~
Will 1t avail him to tear ha hair wildly whom tho
"glr too clcately rcarc," otc., has Mysteries
tho " drudgery Of housowork ~?
Can ho lind orAcular refreBn,cnt In tho INCLINATION,
mo scryant-siri who vtli atay for s. week and lie
! board Of her i've cousins In midnight entertain
mrutsn?
II tho young man on salary' supposed to DO not
too dccatcly rcnrod" to enact tlln rn1o OF ladys
1nntd accoud gr nurre alternately, after bueiness-
houra whila hia "g!r too deiicntey reared. y etr.,
ptnea for opportunity to stand au day her feet
shop. or grow srook-neckod copy1pg, ns pleasing
Will the Young Man Of the Period r.se to explain y
big viewo On Tho subject? VIII he aato plainly. mud
without fsar favor, whether Ire indoTaes tho s,g-
gcstlon that ',etls, too delicatey, reared to en-
duro tho drudgery Of houscwork," begin, before
marriage, to acssstom themselves gradually to
Of tho very respectable institution Of rnatrmony?
viii ho at1 hs hand and seal to tho petition TINT
girls, too decAcly reared" to have any affinity for
Homework, in mercy reject any reckless young man
OIL u saiary " who ot1era to sel them and neery2
Will tho aforesa'd young person also give ha candid
opinion concerning the question whether ills easier II
to ba shop girl, stirred Ut, lecrc Mt, ad otherwise o-
cconably situnte1, or endure tho atings and
rows Of outrageous fortune rms embodied III dcmornl-
lied i" Help" aud "domcstc dr,,dgery'e'
Having much to Rsy thu sumo subject, but
being called of by necessity for maternal discipline,
and reflection that These nry jeweR," Mn
pellcd 10 close my communication In tue hopo tint It
! will provoke from sorno quarter response to tho
socttnls !nquiri:h Of VETERINARIANS.
CHICAGO, Sept. 49, 1873.
, 1873-09-21

Ind itn day, or rather night, lloro {it In cml-
nontiy fitted for tho mighty but 1t accmn to
hhvo taeon ory.gtfong hold OF plcnsuro-lovors.
Ct Daly's Broadway Theatre, It l,aa boou pacRod.
She Ia tho incarnnted apirlt of Ononbac,- CHAM
pngno, rahBion, dovlltry, and bowidoting inde-
cor'm-and rontlcry l,or parta, ay Ito her asaiat-
nnts, to tho lifo. llpB, anl fullest sggoasion Of
many opera bo'fro artlsta, hut Aimee appears
to bo tho casy queon Of them MI. mud Mr.. DAILY
aa given lor roillcking nliHchfof d superb
setting.
Demas Barnes 10 in sc"rct Of complete stntf
for bis evening pnpor, aoon to be itsllcd in
vrooklyn. Augustus Atayorick formerly Of tho
.Erening Post, and 1ato of tho Commercial Id
ucr'ser, Is to bo the managing cditor Of tho now
journal. Bayard, tho bright " Editorial NotoA :"
man Of tho Commercial las rosignod In order
to grace Barnes corpa.
Some ono has started tho story tint Lostor
Wallnck iB to mako q provincial tour th1 wintor,
nnd give whstling concerts. Many persona ro-
gard him IA = much 1ottor whistler tllau COMO
dan.
Tile now Windsor TIotol, In Fifth avenue, al
ready las moro than half Of MI it's rooms eil-
gagcd by permanent boart(ers.
4 rlmor, 1oubtleBB unfoundcd, Ia prevalent
that Murat ualstead, Of tho Cincinnati Com1ner-
to tho metropolis to buy whole OF part Of tho
World newspaper.
An nttempt was made recontly to form m Or
ganization Of Doad beats. 4 meeting Of an In
formal sort WAS called at tho Contrnl Park but,
a. thcrs was not = full attendance, though tho
Park was densoly crowded. tho meeting was i1,-
definitely postponed. Thore are 10 many D. D.'a
IL town that thoy cannot possibly bo organixod.
A Nassan.strcet publisher is gotting out d life
OF Beau Hickman" and wishes to secure tho
services, as isa oditor, OF George Francis Train,
WHO il beloved to bo marvellous proper man.
GufArpny