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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-19

SENATOR HENRY DAVIS, Of West Vir.
gInIs, favored the country yesterday with
bis views on the currency question. The
report does not say which side he advo.
Gated, but the reporter ol the New York
2ri5uneiutervlewed him several days ago
aud sscertained that he was against inha.
tion. By the way, the Senate proceedings
Yesterday look as II that body began to
realize the necessity Of coming to some
speedy conclusion in regard 10 the cur.
renCy question.
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GoYERNAfRNTa-Firm.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal.

STocKs-The market was weak at the
opening Of business and prices declined I
20 per cent at and after the first board
The principal stocks were frmer, and a
recovery Of t to II per cent occurred
Western Union was the center Of attrac-
tion, and led the other stocks both in de-
cline and advance. During the afternoon
there was slight falling of along the
List on very dull market, due to the alb.
sence Of q large number Of the members
Of the Clerk Stock Exchange, who went
to Chester, Pa, this morning to attend the
launch oI the new steamer. Sales between
10 and 2 o'clock amounted TO 100000
shares, Of which $4,000 were Western
Union, $4,000 Pacific Mail, 10000 Lake
Shore and 5000 Northwestern Common
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. March l9.-Cotton--Ac
i've and firm, l5.c, Flour-Qulet and
steady. WheAt-Quiet, 81 is. Corn.
Quiet, G2aGic. Oals-Quiet, 6Oa5sc. Rye
81 O2al G3. Barley-Uuchane
cd. Oils-CnchaDged. Eggs-Dull, lac.
Butter-sleady and unchanged. Cheese
Firm. P0rk-GoOd demand, $l5 rs.
Lard-Sleady; steam SIC spot and buyer
March DC buyer April; kettle 80 10.
Bulk Meats-Quiet and firm; shoulders
5Sa6tc; clear rib 7sa7lc; clear Stc Bacon
STEADY; shoulders 0taGsc; clear rib sia
Ste; clear 9a93c. Whlsky-Good de-
mand, 00c.
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Funeral of Col. II. c. Ransom, Of
Indiana,

JEFFERsoNvILLE,' IND, March 49,
The last sad rites were paid 10 the re-
mains Of the late Col. q. c. Ransom, U,
s, A, at the Episcopal Church Of this
city, to-day. Rev: R. Gatlen otticiated
The services were solemn and impressive
and the attendance large, including q
number ol army officers as pail bearers
In Uniform. The coffin was wrapped 10
the American flag and decorated with
beautiful wreaths.
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Nine Hundred Dollars Finds Another
Mans Pocket.

HILLsDAIR, o., March 17.-Mr. Angus.
tus shiegby, Of Jonesville, Michigan
while on the mail train going west on the
Lake Shore s Michigan Southern Rail.
road, lost his pocket book, containing over
$500. The money must have been drop,
ped In the cars and found by some one
who appriated it to their own use, as the
the pocket book was found empty gu the
side ot the track between here and Ossea,
MIR. shiegby did not discover his loss
until he reached home.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
ST. PATRIcK's DAY,

San Francisco, March 1885,, Pat
rick's day was celebrated here by great
civic and military display, and literary
exercises at the California Theatre. Good
order prevailed all day
AUsTRALIAN NEWS.
The steamer Mekado brings the fol-
lowing:
VICTORIA, February 13-The work or
the railroad extension was going on, and
there Is every prospect Of its continuance
The Commissioners deputation, which
waited upon hun, say that survey should
be made Of an enterely new line through
the Upper Yarra country and the leading
towns or other villages which skirt the
magnificent Alpine scenery Of that dis
trict and New South Wales. There have
OF late been extensive bush fires at Kyam
boCiek, near Taruelta. Late rams have
caused floods and great loss oil
property at Maitland and elsewhere In
the Hunter district. The military stores
in this colony now represent, it is said
over q quarter million sterling In money
The Queensland Ministerial elections
are all complete. Each member ol the
Cabinet having returned without contest.
The holders OF the various portfolios are
settling down to their work in earnest,
In New leland harvest laborers and
shepherds are very scarce.
A meeting among the Captains OF the
vessels lying at Port Chalmies was held
to express their sympathy with the Cap
tain OF the wrecked ship Surat. II was
stated that the cancelllng Ct the certif.
Gates was an extreme measure.
A Wellington telegram to the New Zea.
land Herald states that the government
has withdrawn the prosecution against
Hawaii and other native disturbers.
The ship Surat was an emigrant vessel
bound for Duriedin: No lives lost.
HONOLULU ADvICEs.
Prince Kolokena has been elected King
Of Hawaii to succeed Lunallis. The elec.
tions were quiet.
The commercial news Is unimportant.
Advices by correspondents from Homo.
lulu 10 March Sth, later than the pub :
lished reports, show that the riot by the
mob oi Queen Emma's adherents ia more
serious than at first stated. When the
announcement OF her defeat was made
known the mob attacked the House OF
Assembly and beat several OF its members,
one oi whom afterwards died. They also
tore up the seats and desks and set ilre 10
the House, when the United States and
British marines landed and dispersed the
mnh w T, Ereen Miniater NJ EoraiUr
Affairs, was rendered the thanks oi ,Re
government for his timely interference,
The King Is still threatened with assas.
sination. Herman Widema Is now Minis.
ter Of the Interior, and Judge Hartwell,
Attorney General.
The papers Of this city inthe interest OF
the railroad company are iubilant over
the defeat ol Freemsn's bill regulating
ireights and fares.
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Freshet In Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March l5.-The
Alabama river has overaowed It's banks
In many places, and all the creeks and
streams are greatly Swelled. Travel to
Mobile Is stopped BY reason Of the washes
on the railroad tracks and damages to
some Of the bridges. No trains went out
to-day on the road to Atlanta, and trains
to Euioula will not run for day or two.
The freshet Is too early to ipjure the
planters, as very little Of the crop has
been planted, IH tz5
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CINCINNATI.
TIE M'LEAN CONTEMPT CASE.

CINCINNATI, O., March 1S.-John r
Mclean, business manager and one Of the
proprietors OF the Cincinnati ENQUIRER
was before Judge Msrchant in the Police
Court to-day TO answer the charge OF con.
tempt in refusing to name a third party
giving him information confirmed by r
G. Scowden and published in the Eaqui.
rer. The suit was brought by Dir. Quinn
charging Scowden with procuring the
publication Of said article. Mclean said
be meant no contempt Of court, but re.
fused to answer on the ground that the an.
Swer to the question involved the expos.
ure Of vital business interest. Judge
MarchRnt levied q fine Of $50 and costs
and released Mclean from arrest. He
said he would sign q bill ol exceptions for
cerrtoTar. and gave notice that each refu.
sal would be separate contempt. The
Quinn-Scowden case was postponed for
ten days, when Mclean will be called
again.
Dimurska was enthusiastically received
tonight.
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New York Dry Good, Marke,,

New YORK, March 1S.-The trade
movement was checked by the lnclement
weather and the volume oil business light
In first hands. The jobbing branches are
not active. Cotton goods in moderate de.
mand at irregular prices. Gamers fancy
prints were advanced BY agents TO 9tc,
but are still jobblng at that price. Dress
fabrics in good demand. Woolens very
quiet Cotton shawls lower, but worsted
makes steady.
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Philadelnhin Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1S.-Flour-Im.
proved demand; superfne $5 81; Wis
coDsin and Minnesota extra family SO 75
az 25; State, Ohio and Indiana 81 5Oa
8 25. Wheat-Dull; red 81 6S; amber
81 72a1 7S; white 81 so. Rye-Steady;
94a96c. Corn-Dull; yellow 7sas0c. Oats
Dull; white 59a60c; mixed SIC. Coftea
Rio 22Aa2Gc. Petroleum-Crude 10sc,
refined 149c. Whlsky-Dull, 9Tc.
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commercial AND FINANCIlI.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.


"SNheouAyt AhkCu 10. I
Trade has been very dull during the past
Yeek. The uncertainty regarding the currency
ana otnet nnAnciA measures pending the action
OF congress, has decidedly Affected trade In all
departments. Merchants and manufacturers do
not Know what step to take. Country dealers
are not buying ahead OF daily wants. NotWlth.
Standing tho ease In money at the great money
centres, we have considerable complaints from
our dealers Of the diflculty Of collecting nom
inc country, which 10 doubtless produced by the
very tAet that the money 10 not being used In
moving tho products Of the country. Many OF
the quotAtionsa are nominal. Sugars have slightly
advanced. Cheese higher. Coffee declined.
Bacon slight decline.
APPtES-We have 70 report continued quiet
market and With increased arrivals the supply
has perhaps accumulated slightly, but prices are
stu maintained, ranging from 81 951S 90 per
barrel as to quality. Hotw withStAndIng the crop
N 1878 was very light one, as compared with
ls1g, prices are not much ifAny better now than
at this time last year, which demonstrates de.
creased consumption.
BuTTm-There is no apparent falling Oh in
the arrivals, but there 10 no accumulation. and
the supply Of the finer grades 10 stu uneo nal 10
tne demand, hence prices are still maintained.
Mequote at Sc for good to prime, and Sc for
BAKNG GPowDER-SS0SSc per pound.
BHooxs-Fancy, o IS, o. rs and q %; plain
q 2502 Is. T'-'-
CHEEsE-Prices are asm but UNCHANGED. nr,ms
Ohio Factory, l7He; New York, lse,
CANNED GooDs-There is O moderate trade.
but from what We can learn It IL eonSiderably
below an average! We continue 10 quota |:
PsaeAsS-S n cans, % 20 per dozen; : y cans,
g 80. TomGtoeI-S D cans, q 80; . d cans,
g %. corn-Winslow, 81 90: other sweet Corn,
g Is; common Corn, 81 IS. KiseSIaaneom-
stsawbeTies, 81 60; Pine apples, - IS; Lima
Beans, s. oo;. String Beans, 81 90; Peas, - $50
275.
FIsH-Following arc the ruling quotations,
being slight advance over last week: White
Ash 81 50; No. . mAckerel, barrels, SIS 90; No, 8
do. S14 90; No. :, half barrels Ss 50; No. 8 do.
large g. so. Goldfish IS SO.
FLouR-There 10 lrmer feeling In the mar.
ket, brought about'by recent Advices nom the
west, our main source OF supply. The quota.
fnnR
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NEW YORK CITY.
A DEFAULrlNo HOOK xEHpER

OEFaCLllNu UuUk kkHPRR
NEW YORK, March lS-Ffederick A,
Bailey, princip-l book keeper for Bod.
man. Lockwood u Co., importers and
wholesale dealers In lrlit, Is q delSulter
and has abscOnded' The amount Of thC
deelaIc.lion, 1t Is thought, will reach $3.50,
DO Prndtng M investigation OF ,heiI
GIVks, BJdnan Lockwood, Il ca have
deemed II prudent IL suspend. The firm
claim u be solvent
GERAlAN SALOON KERPRRe,
The German saloon keepers Of the 17tb
and 18th wards held meetings yesterday
10 complete the organization Of thefr
protective association.
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
A. GARNER, the bllliardlSt, In answer 10
the challenge oil Rudolphs, says he
VIII play In New York 0 game OF three
oalls, French caroms, FIVE hundred points
up, Tor one thousand dollars q side with
~ balls, on q 5xl0 foot table, the game 10
take place three weeks after his match
with Maurice DAILY for the Championship
Of the world.
THE ERIE CANAL.
At a meeting Of the Produce Exchange
yesterday, speeches were made in favor Of
putting steam on and deepening the Erie
Canal. Resolutions to that effect, and for
the appointment Of committee 10 pro-
ceed TO Albany to influence the Lepisla-
ture on the neediulness ol the object de-
sired were adopted.
THROAT CUT.
The wife Of Francis Bidwell was found
at her residence In Brooklyn, yesterday,
with her throat cut from car to ear with
a razor. Bldwell reported that It was a
case OF suicide, but the police arc inyesti.
eating the affair.
RAILROAD CONDUCTORS ARRESTED.
The ticket agents Of Erie railroad have
ior long time suspected that system Of
fraud was being practiced by conductors,
by which the company was losing large
sum, and last week four conductors fire
Deleware division and three residents Of.
Fort JerVis were arrested and put under
bonds on suspicion oil being implicated.
1t Is said that the practice has been for
certain conductors to retain, without
punching,a portion OF the tickets collected
by them, and to deliver them to persons
outside, who sold them to be used again.
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The Congressional proceedings this
morning show that the Temperance tidal
wave 10 expected at Washington City,
There Is no security any where from this
wave We notice that the Supreme Court
VI the United States has decided that the
right to sell intoxicating liquors is not
one Of the privileges and immuulties
which, by the Fourteenth Amen dment,
the States were forbidden TO abridge.
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New YoRK, March 1s-Co,,on--Mor,
active; middling upIands l6ic. Flour-.
Heavy and lower; super western M amt
State u BOaG OO; common 10 good Ss a,
az 90; good to choice 50 5Sa6 TO- Whit.
wheat extra 81 7047 10; extra Ohio 10 .,
az 80. Wheat-Dull and lower: whit,
red western 81 80. Rye-Dull at 9sra
81 OF. B4rley-Quiet Corn-A shstr
ltrmer and in light supply; new westeIr
mixed s5aSsc; old do ssa95c; white wesl
rrn SS5, Oats-Dull and lower; receirl.
$4,000 bushels; mixed western 8Oa02,r
White western 02iaOSic, Cofee-Quit,
Sugar-Firmer and more active. Les,i,,
Steady 27iaS0ci Orinoco 252a27;
Wool-Steady; domestic fleece 4OsGi
pulled 25a50c; unwaShed 1sa32c. Whit,
and lower; 95ia96c.
Observation-Disclosures copper, steal
iIngot lake, nominal; $24 OOa24 rs. r.
Iron, quiet; Scotch $3SA43; Amerir,G
$20AS5. Bar, quiet and unchanged. RI.
STA Sheet, $40 50al7 so gold, Nails.
Unchanged.
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Further from North Carolina Volcano

New YORK, March 1s.-A special from
Salisbury, North Carolina, says one re-
port from scientific sources states that in.
ternal noises were heard IN Bold Noun
tain, which resemb.ed those heard in
Mount Etns, preparatory to volcanic
eruption throughout the entire country,
and for distance Of sixteen miles, ex-
tending into adjoining counties. These
sounds are not only heard but the tremb.
ling and reverberation Of earth was per-
ceptibly felt. No signs Of fire or lava have
yet been discovered,
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PRoBABTLITIEs.
The low barometer in Illinois will
probably move towards Lake Huron, and
the temperature will probably rise in the
Lower Lake Region, IN the Middle States
and in New England.
For the Northwest and Upper Lake Re.
gion and thence TO the Lower Missouri
Valley, a falling temperature, rising ba.
rometer, northwesterly winds, cloudy
weather and occasional rain and snow,
clearing by Thursday morning.
For the Ohio Valley, southWesterly to
westerly winds, falling barometer, cloudy
weather and occasional rain, clearing on
Thursday.
For the Gulf States, southwesterly
winds, q falling temperature, followed BY
a rising barometer and probably cloudy
weather;
For the lower lake region, a falling
barometer, southeasterly and southwest
erly winds. high temperature, cloudy
weather and rain.
For the Middle States and New Eng
land, rising temperature, falling barom-
eter, cloudy weather and heavy iogs on
the coast, with occasional rain In the
former section.
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BOSTON,.
CONTEXT FOR suMNrR,s succl

CONTEST FOR SUMMERS SUCCESSOR.
BosToN, March 1s.-The contest fol
Summers successor Is narrowing. The
principal candidates are now conceded 10
be Dawes, Adams, boar and Banks. Il
10 thought the Democrats, who have 7G
votes Of the 2eO, viii unite on Liberal
Republican. ~ ~
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 49, Flour AID
Wheat Unchanged. Corn Weaker
mixed western 79a79!r. Oals-Flrm,
western 68aO2c. Rye Firm, 9Oa92c.
Provisions-A shade tirmer and quiet
Pork-Unchsnged. Bulk Meata-snoul-
ders 6ta6sc; clear rib sides sta9ac. Bs-
con-shoulders tic; clear rib sides 9tc,
sugar cured hams lSal4c. Lard-9fc.
Butter-Fair demand; western tub SsA
4Oc; very fine Ale; roll 35a4Oc. Coffee
Dull and nominal; good 10 prime 24a254c
Whisky-Nominal, 96ts97c.
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EDWARD EVERETT once said; "To
read the English language well, to write
with dispatch neat, legible hand, and be
master oil the first four rules OF arithme-
tic. 30 as TO dispose of al once, with &C
curscy, every question Of figures which
comes up In practice-l call this good
education" There are good many young
men with fine classical education ;
nowadays, who can neither read English
respectfully, write legibly, nor cast an &C
count readily.
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TIE Womans Temperance crusade Is
going on over at St, ClairsVille. Among
those prominently engaged in 1t arc the
ReVs. Alexander, Wade, Vail and Close.
Also Peter Tallman, Esq, Judge Cham
bers, DR.. West and Mr. F. Bailey. Also
Mrs. Rev. Alexander, Mrs. Rev. johnson,
Mrs. Judge Kennon, Mrs. W. A. Hunt,
Mrs. Longley and others. At the meet
ing on Monday the speeches delivered
here in Wheeling by Mrs. Wittenmeyel
and Mrs, Bingham were read by Mrs
Allie Cochran. A Mrs. Payne addressed
the meeting.
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Launch of the Steamship City of
Pekin,

CHESTER, March 1s.-The steamship
City Of Pekin for the Pacific Mail Steam.
ship Company, was successfully launched
today in the presence Of very large
number Of people, including Congressman
and representatives Of mercantile interests,
AS the vessel touched the water she was
greeted by the cheers Of the people,
screams Of steamboat whistles and music
OF several bands on steamboats,, and ga.
lutte OF guns on the wharf. The CITY oil
Pekin is the largest vessel ever built in
the United States.
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Arrested as a Common sw;pdre,

BALTIMORE, March 1s.-Dr, Paul
Schoppe was arrested in this city to-day,
charged with being common swindler,
Numerous papers, Including several rail-
road passes, were found on his person, oil
bearing the name oil ], P. Schulenberg.
The accused was committed to walt the
action Of the grand Jury,
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In the city Of Petersburg, Virginia, the
c9Iored voters arc In majority. The
Legislature Of Virginia, taking a hint
from the course Of the Kentucky Legls-
Iature in similar cases, recently passed an
act taking away from the people o, that
city the right oil seli.government and
turning II over to q Board Of Commission,
ers provided by the act. The Governor
vetoed the bill on the ground that II
was contrary 10 Democratic principles
aud an act Of "despotic discretion" lie
has since been generally denounced by
the Virginia press as having "sold out tc
TO Grant and the Radicals"
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Allegheny Cattle Market,

EAST LIBERTY, March 1s.-CATT1E--
Arrivals IS cars. Best SO 25aG 70; medi.
um 50 60aO 90; common $6 00a5 rs; stock.
ers g 5Oa4 10; bulls IS 75a4 80.
Hoos-Arrivals 20 cars. Best Phlls.
delphia SO 25a6 90; Workers IS 00a6 rs.
SHEEP--Arrivals 29 cars. Best 81 00a
z 80; medium SO 0Oa6 rs; common sS 90
al so,
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The Baltimore Y Ohio road has de-
cided to establish a li0e oil vessels between
Chicago and Sandusky, Ohio, where they
will connect with their railroad line ria
Mansfield and Newark to Baltimore and
other eastern cities By this arrangement
they will be able to compete with all
other freight lines until their extension
rfom DeshleF, Ohio, to Chicago Is COM
nIstE6
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March 1s.-Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; amber Mlchl.
gan 81 AZ; May 81 68i No. 9 red : 4S.
Corn-Quiet; high mixed 08tc; April
67c; July zoe; low mixed 69ci no grade
64c. Oats-Dull but unchanged; No. 2,
49fc, Clover Seed-$5 rs,
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THR temperance movement Oul ri
Barnesvllle must be red hot. We see il
stated that every lawyer in the place has
signed pledge agreeing not 10 defend the
case Of any saloon keeper or liquor seller
that may DO brought III any county,
township, Mayors, or police court.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Money and Stock Market

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-MoNEY-In
better demand at and per cent.
STERLING ExcHANeE-Dnll at "a
4 SAT for sixty days, and 81 87i for sight
Custom receipts $4,000.
GoLD-Closed at 112 after selling at
I'LL and 1124. Carrying rates 2 per cent
to fat, andIfnally 4 per cent. gAssistant
Treasury dlsbursed $4,000. Clearings
$17,OOO,00O.
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In the trial Of JAMES GARY at st
ClsirBville last week, for tho murder o.
GoTIlRB PAUL, on the West Wheeling
Ferry Boat, the question OF jurisdiction
was strongly contested by the. defence
This question took precedence in interest
for time over that Of guilt. The law Is
that the line Of Ohio Jurisdiction begins a
low water mark on the Ohio side. The
evidence finally established the fact thai
the crime was committed "by a few feet
within Ohio Jurisdiction. About ninety
witnesses were examined the case, on the
various questions raised,
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THR 81. Clairsyille Chronicle Of yester.
DAY says that there were fl!ty.fve Appll-
Cants at the last meeting Of the County
Board Tor examination as teachers.
VI these twenty failed to pass.
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THE number Of furnaces in blast
throughout the country on the lat OF this
month was $50. with capacity to pro.
ducs s5,4ss tons per week. The numhrr
out Of blast Is 1882 with capacity to pro
duCe 2s,2SO tons per week.
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COLUMBUS.
OHIO STATE BOARD CENTENNIAL MAN.
AGRRs.
tonight.

Ayers.
COLUMBUS, March 1s.-The Ohio State
Board Of Centennial Managers, met this
morning and organized by electing r. R
Ranney, President, and John Il. Putnam
Private Secretary 10 Gov. Allen, lem
porary Secretary. In view Of the lacl
that It was not yet definitely decided
what the character Of the Exposition is to
be, Il was decided to correspond with the
Director, Gen. Goshorn, before transactipg
any business. The Board adjourned 10
meet on the call OF the President.
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Cleveland Market,

CLEVELAND, March lS.-Graln-Qulst
and unchanged. Petroleum-steady and
quiet; 1l9al2c standard white l8a16fc
State test, car lots.
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Phelps .TriaI Po.,poned. .

ALBANY, March 1s.-The trial of
Phelps, the deiaulting cashier in the State
TreasuFer's office, has been postponed til
May.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, March 1S.-John Heinrich
hoedler, a distinguished German astron.
omer, Ia dead; aged 72.