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d :.
]. Justice Boydou disposed OF the following
Offenders yesterday: George Widner; drunk and
disorderly, $40; Julia Bowers, drunk and disor-
derby, So; Fanny Sherry, drunk and disorderIy
$40; Nathau Horan, disorderly, arrested On
warrant for abusing his wife, $25 Edward Null
Hgan, larceny, hearing' continued till tomorrow
under 5000 bail; John Afaklnzo, yagrapt, thirty
days to the Drfaewoll; and Samuel r. Patterson,
disordorly, 81. !, 80.
farmer, giving his name as John Nillor,
was brought bcforn Justice scully yestoraAy
morning, charged with stealing COW from Pat
rick Pnrlong. who roadas at 204 Coolidge street.
Miller haa boon up several times before for tho
samo ofsonse, and, upon serving tho warrnnt On
him for this last oirenRo, FIVE other COWS, Of
which Miller could give no satisfactory account
Tero found In his Htablo. Tho JuBtico contin-
ued tue case under e70o honda until tho 9Th OF
August.
: A man giving Ills name "a A. 8. Penny was be-
fors Justice aoully yesterday charged with rob-
bing man named Mehey Of the sum Of $500.
Penny md Riehcy registered themselves at tho
Gauit House Monday, ana apreared to be very
intimato. After registering, thoy hired teau1
a,a drove to tho Woodrnir House on tho South
so where they f9mnned tnnn until aa quite
11oune aud reported tlat Penny had robbed his
trunk Of ati the monoy ho Possessed, Justice
Bcully continued tho case until o'clock ills
morning.
Loua Clausson appeared before Justico noydon
Monday and awore out q warrant for tho afreat
OF William Wa1ls1oy, In which eho charged lin
with seduction, and that he accomplished hor
ruin by making her false promises Of Marriage.
6ho says that 1t was on the 14th day OF May Inst
that ho first won her affections, and since thut
time she han ivod With him ~ his common Jaw
vito; but that lo Htill neglecta to garry out The
matrimonial part Of the programme. Bhe
Of lato has aeon cause to doubt Lin fidelity,
and concluded to tako out tho warrant. Yostor-
day, Wallsley having boon arrested, tho parties
put in All appearance before Justice D0ylou,
who porformod tho marriage ceremony, and pro-
nouncod thom mn and wifo, for botter or for
warsa, and informed thBm that by leadlng an ul,-
right virtuous life, thcy would yot bo happy.
THO bride looked al II she thought tho Justice
was correct, but tho groom, from liA appearance,
certainly had ao,no doubts tn regard to lla en-
,foying IN oxtra alnouht OF bliss.
Monday afternoon three discharged aoldiera
from Fort LaayeUworth named John Stallar,
Jolu Gallagher. and Patrick McGi0, arrived sn
the city on their Way to Now York, and stopped
over night. Yesterday morning Ut about a
o'olook they were III aaloon No. 382 South
CLARK street, Whon . desperate frco fight oo-
Cured batweou pnrtY Of women and their fol-
Iowa. will, the soldier boys. "Jimmy" smith
did mQst OF the fighting for the rougha and tAe!s
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An inetanco Of tue difficulty Of learning tho
t17,t about Court affairs is afforded by tho fact
that nobody las yot boon ablo to iearn whAt las
Dnchess OF Ealnblr9's precedence. At tho tino
Of tho Cars Whit ali wol-informed pereona de-
clarsd TINT Tin Majesty haa gos tho question
Bottled In his daugh.or'a favor. Tho statement
bio coscort, OF which all Tho Royal prlnoessos
were patronoeses, tho question arose aa, to lie
order In whloh thelr names should appear. THE
question waa re1nittod to tho officials OF the
Of tic Grand Duchess OF Ediuburg shoi]d d.
pear aftor that Of Ill her Royal alytars- n-laE,-
Lo,aelou letter IN TORONTO Globe =. ,
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,t41r... =. .t..1h. .s.,..
Ias'1oHs sn tHoy nught 20 pe, NO giolaNon Mould
=. ~ uyulioSHAou. ~ " tne guy " every citiIcn
-. ~ Rsu,n.pty !nI9Im tno ooaIa VI ny G3lstlnR
o.aH n+s, ~neines H. tno ~. y s t & o ooa
soyoa ~ p'.son VI ~ notot Aos y po i" e'tno'
=. The Doard OF Public Works yoatordav Issued
tho following permits. Martina X. Grauor,
two.etory and bnaomont brick, 20xi0 Mt 100
North Green street Patrick Egau, -two.atory
brioltt 20xa0 at 10J Third aYotluo; a. ]. Willard,
one-story and baaou1ent hrlok, 2G118, at GIG
Carroll atraot.
Tho doloealton from tl,o Sixth Ward nrooeodcf]
in bnly To .tlo off,oo ~ thu nonrti nf ianhitn
Works. to inquire about tho non.uoworaKo OF
aaeaon b.s 1o basa opened from Hssa
slbia tn do smxtltur for tlet1,. InUoycr. ~ tjtov
e1nrosaod tloir wjlIinrnoss to do ali tboT could
towards rt,ct,inr ~, tn stroot au1 vault iaY a
aower innmndiHtnJy nftor il Ind baon accom-
plIYlod. H.
~ ~, a, oo,,,. c,4., ....
~ .no ro9nost OF mayor CaYln, olts1Atso1nnFS
SAuatcson nlaltoa t9o ehppiemantai fllo oiai,
naice that w9s offered to tho Common Council
M.onuay H. evg;n!nH. no wa atooa II ns WorR X
tno ~ " koyoral 81 the AIaotmon anu
~ ~ III - -. ~ tno ouatu Gl Euuio
!. an9 auson ~ nv Mayot IN LIZ natsGs
~ eonnine.ga nonle*hAs vi ~ aaaosnso w "
eaa gonnofsal'y peen tao custom ON or re Common
thana ~ H. ~ s1s Ho dnW1' no snon to,ne
dno a tse 70 sne uoaasol 10. snoction, o.
w lmo P,an, 1owoYel, 10 eooo one ano eaou1d Do
Aop' w :" eyely na inssanec. e ,.
Hu".AD M ~ ~ Hl"I.AM. ~. 49,,
a meotnE OF tho boara OF Health was hold
yos.o5day M alsofnoon. communtcaton waa ro-
ee!Soa from Tue pFop1iotor ol tne Manhhstah
Ga.aa. NoW dosk, g,g,ng DESCRIPTION o. no
~ ~ uaacago Ihe seefotary was instructed 70
give aaaurAnee or tho nearly cooperation OF tho
, 1874-07-29

.. H., ,.' PERSONAL.
Judge David Davis, of the United States su-
pron1c Court, md wife, arc guests at tho Palmer
Sam Turner, Manager OF the Palmer House,
has gono to take roat at Cleveland.
=, Tho Baltimore d Ohio Railroad officials hnvo
beSn here since Monday, looking after the work
5ust entorSa upon In coming into tho city. Last
eysatns Williana Keyaer, Vice-prcsidens, and ".
@, Quincy, Goneral Superintendent, returned to
Baltimore yiA sho Michigan, Southern Railroad
Chtef-Engineor, Randolph and Attorney Cowan
rornain, and are ut tho Palmer House..
HOTEL ARRIVALS. ,
Palmer Horse--Jnhn L. Randolph, Chief En-
giheer Baltimore d Ohio Railroad; the Hon.
William ,>Windom,' Winonn. Ilnn. Con. "A. Q.
Babcock, .Canton: the. uon. 8. III. Cullon,,
sptiing s4s Hon. Q. p. Lippincott, SPRING
loans; =. Blair, ,Washlngton; ., g. Hinman,
s. 9. cabanne George ". doc doodo. h''t 81,
Loui6i;, JOHN g. GaMt, milwaukee,; IT,, II.
Harris, New Orlosns; @. ". Potter, Milwaukee; &;
the Hon. e. g.. Prossor, Buffalo W. O.. Van
Qyort, Yokohama, Japau !; T. ". Murdoch, Lon
dop, England !; a. ]. Brady aud family, sayan-
nah, Ga. Sherman Houae-John D. A.
IT, hsaaq s,s; ~ opS{s5 " 9F'P;e Pssfsi 5ssjsI
y; =. wintera, Nov Orleans; ". swan
Washington; George El!wangcr and aon, Roch-
oAtos J. D. Warren, Buffalo !. J.: K. Upton,
si5iey; William Il. Wheeler, d. s.: A.; Samuel
Charles L. Ingalls,. Now Orleans D. 4. limos,
Cincinnati; L. ". Champion, Rochester.
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honson Of fl.ropnto to nl.,orcon lion On thu mig.
gago or othor valu0blos Of. tho inmates Of auoh
houscs for board aud. lodging pr otAer charges
o'gnora Of those degraded placos- 'Thie
auit grow out OF tho arrcat Of
woman. on complaint of a :gir1. who
had boon boardcr Mt l,cr homo. for holding l,or
Justice ruled tint koopdra 81 houaoH OF il.famc,
bolnK notoriouHy known MS such, could not como
nndor tho head Of hotol inn, or boarding-l1ouao
koopors. Tie housog, boing easab!ishnents kept
II Sen sssa asoy Of r hS % So s nSt 10 put in n
wl,oao bonellt tho law. in rotation to 1lons waa
enhataa. 1Icr right therefore, to enforce tho
Nefs wna 1onied, and tho defendant was hold
oYet to the Criminal Court nndor' tho charge Of
tho,priHonor waa turned loose. .,,<
Jnntlco. van's You'd had a complicated oaso
before him yesterday, which, for . short tImo,
Naa considerably mlrod, owing to tho fact that
thotofenuant Ia tho suit was Gcr1nan, who
could rotther understand, nor apoak EnBliah.
Tho owner Of 4 wa!lle-irorl, and Monday laat 10
appeared boforo tho Justice and swore out-a
eoaroh ~warrnnt for tho purnoso OF something
Ito promises Of, Rudolph Ko1lonborg, at No.
iron., It. aoans that tho plaintiff caiiod
on tho dcfondant and requested tho loan
OF tho pattern Of tho iron, on whoh thoro WAS =
patont belonging to tho defendant. Kollonberg
"up tuloEmgu nln that ne cou!d tako le Tor
ROYALTY Of s7,' and hnvo pattern caat thcroftom
AollonborE being tho party who could not undnr-
ataud aho language az spoken by tho Anglo
Saxon. Expressed himself In such q mannor chat
Gefael thought ho tnonnt tho patent was bis Tor
,41, and. planting down tho currency, walked on
with the waflio-ifon, Aftor'e sufficient 1apne'of
time, tho pattern not being returnoa, Kollonborg
called on Gefael and demanded, hia iron, which
wac refaaod lin, and afterwards, watch:
Ing for ~ opportunity, ho clandoattuo1y took It,
IcGCc the issuing OF thh sanrn1.prarrRrt
which recovered tho iron. Tho Justica carefully
hoard the caao, md explained to KollonborR ti1o
difference botwoon tho words ."pattorn and
."patont." and thon decided that tho pattern
had boon cast tberefrom should romain with Mr,
Gefael. Both partfeB seomcd to he noll pleased
With thta deoiaton,' and etaorfully divided tho
, 1874-07-29
ARKANSAS.
17nxtcr Given tho Lilo Before the
Congressional 1nvosttgallng Com.

17nxtcr Given tho Lilo Before the
Congressional Invosttgallng Com-
1f4tttee.
LITTLE RooR, Arb, July 2e.--Messrs. Hailor
and Ward, OF tho ub-Oommittee Of tho Con-
gressiona1 Investigating Committee, completed
their 'lborB this evening. Just befors adjourn
1uent Gov. Baxtor Was on the stand, whon he
maao to him By Ash. Hodges, member of Con.
gress from the FIRST District. The Governor made
d remark to this effect, when Hodges, who waa
stnnding BY said, "That'a 1te."
Baxter" You arc another" Everybody ris,
Hodgo-"I soy it's lio." Idreat confusion.
Daster-" You aza another" [Ganoral cou-
f'si9n' sfp. ward-"oout1omop, YOU must ,toD
u,iH. Tho Committee will ,liston to no auoli
proceedings. We have not como hore to In.
yehtigate private quarre!s." :
Alatte1a then quieted down, and the Commit
teo adjourned. They leave for homo to-uor-
n
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tho Attorney WAS directed to prepare aud senort

tho Attorney whs directed to prepare aud report
An ordinance.
: Tho rnles for regulation Of Watsr-aupply wers
foferred to tho Attorney, to report them In tho
form, Of an ordinance, With slnh amendments ns
he may suggoae. -,
Tho Board then adjourned
There wero two houses bfokor into at Grand
Sprohsing sInday night. 1t Ia supposed to have
peon done by wandering vagsants, who ate now
being specially vatchod.
4a aIG wster is to bo Let loose to-day through all
tllo Ppos no" laid III Hyde Park and Lake.
, 1874-07-29

Ll1-C 0p%Al0 OE -zjDoAhIlONe
Tho Board OF Education mot last evening,
President King III tho Chair. g." " '.''
4 committee was received from purchasers Of
achool lands. requesting Tho privilege Of prepay
ing their paper, and asking release as fast as.
paid for. It WAS referred to tho Committco on
School Fund Property. r., j.. -,
On motion OF Inspector Runyan, it waa voted
to employ Prot. s. II. Peabody, Of Amherst Col
logo, as teaoher OF physics and astronomy in tho
Chicago High Bohool. at q eai4ry Of $500 per
annum.
Tho Committee on Examination of Teachers
reported recommending partial certificates DO
Er4ntod to Mrs. Ara .. Gage. Emily T.. Wallon-
berg, Ellis L. Qnirk, Manic E. Harris. Masia O.
Flogenoo Robinson, J.; Agnes Ourrau, sarah' i.
Anderson, Sophie 4. Phelps, Jossio M. Dunn,
Elizabeth Gl. 1. Poris' Eunice f. 1Ibbotts, mud
Hupt., ,plckard announced TINT tl,crs will ts sn
examination. Of candidates, for tho position of
Tehcher OF Drawing, Friday afternoon at s
o'clock, ct the rcoua Of tue Board. -.
y Tho Committee on Duiilingar and Grounds
sell 3 scholastic north Of Twelfth atreat, west
81 Contre ayonuo, and III the yioinityof A1oAllis-
tor and Libboy atroots., vi r.. - ::
Tue snms Gonmittse reported accommodating
building substantially as beforo, believing it oan
bo! donc at q oost not exceeding e350o0, iu-
Guiding the heatiag apparatus. Tho report was
bud sdvortiaet fof Ill tlo aehoolaitos for Thtch
appropriations had beon made =, >.
Inspector Sheldon replied that the Committee
had not advertised Tor. MI tho siteB for tho roa
son that tho necessary purehaso-funds could not
The Committee on safariea reported, recom-
mondlns tlat the schedule Of 1878 10 adopted
, 1874-07-29

guiss md riDsr receipts, 100 hu; mixed West
De, 1aa1tC; xh!iS WsstSsn1, e 1Ses7so'
anoo1slrs-soo1ee duii. Sugar ste.a,. Mo,ssaes
T.rsossua@8sSse, :ss S1Sfas 50, refined, 12xa12xa.
EaasNTir@ as-fains;a'sds Ws.ts.n. a. :sSaso. s%g:
a. Ees y sna q.'S eT
sc ssetn do. 7Nc; giesn bellies il SaIi ese; ! hsMs @
In i,Nlk. 1ic. 1As, hr'nor' primo stOam, 13a<c.
1sfna-Tsrm sfnhHISsianAii 4 1oxa1asoy
wH'..f-as'a ''nsi4 II. ho5iaea eo5 ih5eaeF at :1''
-,sr. LOUIS, July 2S.--Coa7os-Quiet sud un-
ynf4psrurss- quiet and weak, wheat dun
shtmnens lido NJ red iqt.s i'm sa st .sntoa Tor
.a@ss e.. a,Se 81: Fl @
lover ait nors dong % No. ;s' l. fessa'o.. fnsssna1s' -
At4 = nqt :ss psats
m Ss 70; ia@ Sayaf
August Lard a sGSa 2af ssl''r tho S''f'
pn114DE1rnr., july I yaa.Inar1pazur1s--f1 -f1onr att
yo Tor best grades, others dulI State Ohio md In:
Siss. er5 !. ttamy tdo@7am n whe.s o 9ntss fS
FIT sS os os' I'll "hs is1Ss:
r1tov1s1oSs-Excltea md higher. 1tess pork. s2aoo
HvTrsn@As,,3ss; S Western choice, aaaeso; fair to
onsEss-seakly weetern nescrvc 12a12ko. :
TnEao1sgM2ffmet; rsi!nfl, l2e;: crS,ie, nominal
tMSnsAs, M',s!A4ss, L ,1sssrel'; ss 4's'' IN bull. 80.
DA1r1MonE. -" -
DALrrasonE1 July u. -lREAps9uF F1ont du1l and
unchanged. What setiye and = shade nrmer !; red
asd esr ssa &c so
1.-Two; whtto Westarn eo@ooo. nyo dull At s03s5c. !,
. nns ess1 ssf Is sSs@S
ii :{.4ss as ,,
Sssss =; :,.ss. i tsxas Il
"'s.1S-2s1@ and f5snSa osWfao. g s''''' =
oswEao,, July 2s.-onAIx-.whcat qnies; extra
white Michigan, Sl:6o No.'1 milwaukee, Club, $134-
:o ss.sss1 ae o54ss ds
%s:S I'D g sFE Z s1sss aa'.
04s41 i saFioa7s5S;$i Sasat ea; corn s9':
e,a, sl.: Nc now t1aa; o1d. si:s5 amber. "a;
MIe; Corn dna a. w. and declined as s7a7oe. Cats dull
KroE1r1s-Tlour, 1000 hr1s wheat, eooo b.
eoE se ba: osls TO 5 'r Wheat 5000
O. 5ay aa ~ au H. ,na
v,4l s II 0orn not INT stnaiv ~ 79aTYn fnr tivcd
III n.ts nHiat. nnv NJ Gista Il. w. ~" -
Fprno1xnu@stoaSv I and Arm =
MISREPRESENTATION \ cnrs: nais. ca1a.
wIf ri Ma ~ 47'
To1xnn, s. 5nYv % %nnrsnsrzxva-Fqonr :, 4ocd
aemnnd ns iii rr,cos. Wi,nat fsir snJ 1rm . Fo
now. II s,n,er H. XIII soes
II 1s6SI 1tk NJ nj no, a iaa1 10. NJ H.
~: asus uG"; saoi ~. ~
E.Io* Ho. rss q e4 d. NV Sas. ra'eesa rea
si.o9: No arnbcr Itnots. nav. 2s NJ do do
To.n 5,,ii ~ fn.nt. 49, - ~. e
no urade G4o. ia lamnrta @ asc cats atnsax. NJ *
Enr;o,T1a I'll r. 49, ee.t 9ntt - sstI ~ ~;
Ij az ~ 1 ~ ~ oI ~ 80 o,1u.
m IN ~ oats ~ nn1 % IN ''As '''o" y" oosu,
EulpatxsTs-Wi,eat, aa 40 bu corn, as, ,ono tm.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW Qa1xAus Julr 28-I}nA1t--Dnil and forer nj
s7Mc. t'"~1 -
HAx-LoweT; cho.ce nav, S75.oo.
LAnp-scarce aud higher; titrco 1st5o; tea, 1ia<c.
BREApsTuFfa-Coru meal dull aud inwer IL x561
Bulk cor-Nouo hers mixed to arrigo oftering al
Others unchanged.
CurroN-Eaaier, aa1es Ste faIea oood ordinary to
, 1874-07-29

c-neut cornpr o! Wa1ls aud ktnsls4ta.
l. nanot oornor of Danaa and klnsts stat d. ...
". II. srKNNiser ,0ea. Rass. Aaeat
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND = PAc1fls RAILROAD
- '' '' Gfssd l4stae 4o<l. =
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American Pig-lr0x1.
The Iron and Steel Bulletin, of philadelphia,
publishes full statistics Of tho production OF pig
iron In tho United States in 1872 aud 1873, from
which we take the following: ..
, 1874-07-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
AmUeEMENTs,,:

E''' THE AC4pEMY OF MURI0s ..
Tho present week At tho 'Aosdomy is dovotoa
to round Of Museum apeofaltfea In which as
tho specially among sneoIalttos Mr.. John Dillon
oonsplcuouHiy hGuroB aa n matter Of coureo.
The only two living. Mnsoum apecia1tieg on
tho Acadomy stage are .Moasra Dillon and Dlais-
doll, but, with the former in his famous role of
4 Farty by Tho Nome Of Johnson, and tho lattor
% Robert Rcdb,an, the recollection was atronQ
enough to satisfy tho most enthusiastic
aamiror Of that archaeological ourioaity.
It. was In tho ycar Of grace 1905
II: 70 aro correctly informed, :that this
admirable pioce waa pnt on tho stag6 at tho Mt,-
senna; and in those days there. was ;. fair, dra-
matte company At tho Randolph atrcot theatre.
!siwas tn tho good old tmeH beforo Fronch in.
triguc and inalnccrity Aad uaurpcd tho p1ace
o. O.. Aeilng aramAs, and when somo-
sins stood for dramntlo construction. Tho times
hare changed since then, but Mr. Dillon In tho
!oediing eharaoter-part 1aa euffered little from
tho ;" "m'stAblo wings" Of tino. To turn back to
tho a M 3,los q :Tua TRtnuka, tor NOTICE
Of tho porformanco bit to lItonps lis cila aoter-
tzntton 'Wouid bo almost Hnporfsnons, It will hn
fr ro oomRfsGss to say, say that e played tho
etoased olement Of burlcaqno IN It to
correspond with his growing liberty as
segaraa.; tho good. .toeltng Of. Chicago
gsI sadIIoneo: n; T. has been tend,ency .,, on Dions
qualification how popular ho has become, to
Bpide performance with y zest Of wild earica-
t9ros and to "guy"' hta brother-artists on tho
,etagc:;. OF course It IT, yory funny. and tl,ore
1t to secure applause from lovers OF true netting.
uo aims high and low, and no feel almost kindly
to him for not utterly ignoring tho botter senBo
Of his hearers. Excepting hlr. Dillon tho per-
F1~~ {C ILL., t.
AL tlat is necessary. Tho sarno bill will remain
it,. Gardinor has now in preparation comedy.
based upon the Boocher! Triton scandal. mado up
from certain unfamiliar dramas, and tho nowa-
Wo fare told, by skillfai dramatist. We
"forboar to characterizo" tho pieco until
It! bhall have ~bean ,perpotratod. = Tho" idea,
howevor, saomB TO- be- as pure and artistic
tho principals in tho drama Of real lite." :.Wo
loavo3 it to tho .readera taHto. to- determine
whdthero the ahama of modern aooiaty: Ia. =
propdr sub1oet for stage triaing, Or whether a
sntertsinment il the drama boro any relation to
-! :, rkn1s ~ MOONLIGHT; ,' !, :.
Tho days Of Parie Fare drawing to close.
Tho E1poaition' Building viii soon DO reqn1red
rolled up and ttaten sway: Those who hns 'seon:
this uonderfnl work Of :nrt only In tho g]Aro Of
day|shouId takc the earliest opportunity OF Hee-
ing|i BY night and t'iose who have failed to 900
Dolby. Tho beautiful gardens, lofty columns.
and splendid :palaceb and boulovards Of tho gny
Capital OF FRANCO can De soon spread ont in:per-
fcct perspective, and n botter idea of tho city
can 30 obtained from this Wow than from eyon
Don Juan and. uaidee lie still On exhibition In;
CONNECTION with: the oyc1o1ama. The ti,no is
atoft. and dolays aro dangerous. ! -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-10
CONGRESSIONAL.
WARRINGTON, March 9.
SENATE.

The Chaplain in his prayer besought
Divine Providence that now, when Sa-
tan and his angels are loose over all
the land, no true man might become
disheartened or found faltering at his
post, and that Almighty God would
guard the nation with his flaming SWORD
of truth.
Mr.. Ferton said tha: intelligence ol
the death OF ex.President FILLMORE had
been received and though it might no,
be time now to make suitable remarks
be thought it appropriate that the Sem
ate adjourn in respect 10 the memory oi
the illustrious dead. He therefore
moved that the Senate adjourn.
Mr.. Sherman inquired what prece-
dent there was for such action, and ssid
though he was willing to follow any
established precedent, he did not think
the example wise one. He entertalnr
ed every respect Tor ex-Presideut Fill
more and his public services and would
yield to no one 10 doing honor to his
memory.
The Chair said the Senate adjourned
upon the death OF ex-President Bu-
chanon.
Mr.. Anthony said Congress adjourn
ed upon the death OF General Washing
ton, and it was upon that occasion that
the phrase, First in war. first in peace,
and fret in the hearts OF 'h;a 1nuairy-
men" was uttered.
Mr.. Fentou's molioo H,- .-~'rd 20
and the Senate adjoucueI.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-10

out womaa's Intervention. Three Of
them were small and the other two
were depot stands. o..
There were many intoxicated men In
the streets aud the dsy closed with a
drunken fight, in which one policeman,
was badly damaged with billy and
four or FIVE men arrested. The march
ing columns OF women are surprising
ly small considering the great demon
stratious at prayer aud mass meetings
and the large population. The work
will be resumed more vigorously to-
morrow.
Brunt, the Baltimore RUNNER, who
was shot lac, night, is at the PbllIiPs
HOUSE in q precarious condition. The
physicians car; fed the ball, and he is
liable to die st any moment ir1rn ;o'cr-
nal hemorrhaCe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-10
N.n York Live stock Market.

NEW YoRx, March 9.-Beeves-Re.
ceiris 1 SO, making 6 $50 for the week.
N,ai1st 6,7l0 lsst week. Quality be-
CIV the average and but few extra or
iaucy steers shoNn. Market moderate
" SCtivs ST previous prices or 9t@l0c
for Texas and l09l3l for common to
prime uatire steers. Among the sales
were cars OF mixed Ohio steers, TO
10 cvt., l0Sl2c; 3 cars OF prime III.
steers 81 cwt. l2tc; = cars OF lair do
strong It cwt. ll@l2tc; S cars do q.
cwt. llS I cars do It cvt. llt@lSic;
L. cars do = to II cwt. l0t9l2c; 4
cars OF common do 6 cwt l0c; cars Of
fair to good do ST cwt. l0.@llic; "
cars OF Missouri steers ct cwt.
l0ic; and 7 cars OF Kentucky
do Il cwt l0i9l2;c, Sheep
Arrivals 5, 200 head, making 1850 for
the week, sssins, 1890 last week.
The demsud is a shade better and
fair business il done AZ 69Sc for fair TO
fancy focks; common 10 medium is
quoted at iI@5lc. Sales include >
cars OF Ohio sheep, o. lbs, at It9l!G
Fear do, $50 lbs. &c; car do. 20 lb-.
&c, cars do, - lbs, 7s@I!c; | car do
lOl Ib., 7., | car do, * ibs, &C; | csr
Michicag, - lts.. 6Sc; ! car State DO,
o. lie, go. ard = cars Keutucky do
l02 lNs, Glc, Hoss Receipts 9,4OI
head, making -, 40 Tor the week.
against 22.gjO la.t week The market
is iuscuvc at j:9j!c for ordinary TO
fair live hogs. while few choice sold
at g.. Dressed hogs in fair demand
al 6i67tc for city, aud 6t6Ic Tor
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-10
Pig Metal.

Touching the situation and outlook
Of this product, lsst weeks AanWGc-
turer says:
"The blast furnace induslryis to-day
in very depressed condition, with a
decided tendency toward worse state
OF things. A number Of furnaces that
kept steadily al work during the panic
and sisce, hoping for better times, are
wisely blowing out or banking up, and
with Others the time OF stopping ia
simply q question Of the amount Of ore
and fuel on hand.
The immediate cause OF this condi-
ton Of trade 10 not dlfficult to discover,
and csu be readily expressed 10 the
word over-preductlop. Tue sudden
termination Of railroad extension caus-
ed in psTt by the panic and partly BY
causes anterior 10 this, Cut off at once
large market for pig iron. 1t would
not bs sn over estimate to put this fa l.
ing OF ST forty per cent. OF the entire
production OF the country. Add to thu
ths large decrease in the demand fol
articles IN the Manufacture OF which
iroR cutters TO 4 greater or leas degree
such as stoves, buildings, gas and water
pipes, ETC., and fifty per cent. would no
cover the decrease in the demsud.
"iu word, we look for a depressed
condition 0. the pig metal m.rke, FOL
a greater part of 1874. Should tb'
price for ore be low, there might bt
some margin at preseot prices, bat th'
furnace owner who bases his prediction
OF the course OF the market 90 the cos
OF manufacturing pig and argues from
thst that iron must advance, will fnt
himselfvery much st fault. Tae dspress
ed condition is due to ov.rstocks arisipj
from q decreased demand, and the enl.
vsy out of our troubles IN this respec
10 not alone decreased production
an IDLE furnace entails los,-but an IN
creased demand.
There will be more economy, for
Will. at least in building railroads, s9'
the pros pecu ofreturus better-and Il
thi. country the recover is SO Iap''
that the scsre OF panic will soon b
forgotten. 1t issrch ressols "a ihes
that lead US to prophecy = good tim
coming for ear furnaces.