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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT. J
OFFICE OF THE CEIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, April q, sP.N.
PROBABILITIES.
During Tuesday over the New Eng
land States, clear weather will prevail
with winds veering to the north and
east, and during the afternoon possibly
rain over the southern portion For the
Middle States and Lower Lake region
increasing northeast and southeast
winds, cloudy weather and rain, except
over the latter and northern New York
partly snow. For the South Atlantic
and GulfStates, east OF the Miss ssippi,
south erly to westerly winds, increasing
cloudiness and possibly rain especially
over the interior. For Tennessee and
the Lower Ohio Valley, winds shifting
to the west and north with clearing
weather. For the Upper Lake region,
cloudy weather, rain, snow and fresh
to brisk ortbeasterly winds, the latter
gradually shifting to the north and
northwest during the afternoon and
evening with clearing weather. 70,
Iowa, Missouri and Kansas, north and
west winds with clear and clearing
weather. The Ohio river from MARKETS.
to Evansville will rise, and bslov
Evansville will continue falling, ou
the Mississippi below 81. Louis vii
x~ns;n ,aaylr sfatiorayv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28

the interest OF commerce. and providing
as Q measure OF temporary relief for the
.ssue of An additional fifty millions Of
legal tender notes. F. .-. .-e. ~
A message being received from the
Senate in reference to the death OF SEN
ator Sumner Mr.. E. r. Hoar offered 8
resolution that, as an additional mark
Of respect to the memory oil CHARLES
Sumner, long q Senator from. Massa-
chusetts, and in sympathy with the
action of the Senate, business be now
suspended in the House to allow fitting
tributes 70 be pad to his public and
rivate virtues.
The resoiunon was adopted, ana Mr.
E. r. Hosr addressed the House in
eulogy of Sumner.
Speeches were also made by Messre,
Sawyer, Orth, Rainey, Dawes, Potter.
Kelly, Nesmitb, G. F. Hoar, Conger
and Phillips.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Apr. 27.-Cotton-Quiei
at l7c. Flour-Dull. Whest-Firn;
held at 81 As. Corn-Firm at 6j&6Sc.
Oats-Steady at 4S@56. Rye-Stesdy
MlOS. Bsrley-Dull and unchanged
Oils-Unchapged. Eggs-Firm at IA
Ollie. ButIer-DemsRi good Tor
best grades. Cheese-Firm and up-
changed. Pork-Quiet and held al
IL 90. Lard-Steady steam l0c; ket-
tie held at l0!c. Bulk Msats-Dull;
shoulders CSC; clear rib sides SIC spot;
SIC buyer May; clear 9bc. BACON
Steady; shoulders &c; clear RIB sides 9lc;
clear 81; alec clear rib sides a. 50 ~
loose. Whisky-Firm st 93c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28
ILLINOIS.
A Kentucky Tragedy.

CAIRO, April 27.-J. Keene WAS kill
ed in Kentusky. above Cairo, this morn
ing, by shot from a revolver in the
hsnds OF J. Hsmes. Both are young
men OF about Is, and hsye lived neigh
bors for some years near the scene OF
the tragedy. The origin Of the diff
Guilty was that Keene on last Thursday
was drifting down the river current in
q skit, he lying down, and Hsmes
thinking the skif adriit without an oc-
cupant, attempted to capture it. when
Keene rose up and laughed st him.
Hames vowed vengeance. Their meet.
ing this morning resulted in the TRACE,
dy above recorded. Hames 10 under
arrest
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28
STREET RAILWAY TO BENwOoD.

According to our recollection, (for
the Act itself is not just at hand there
was Incorporated by the legislature
some two or three years ago cons
pany whose object was the exteption oi
the present street railway as lar as
Beuwood. The corporators were
among the wealthiest and most enter
prising Of our citizens, and several OF
them had important personal interests
to serve in the consummstion OF the
project. As yet, however, nothing
that has come 10 the public ear has
been done under the charter referred to,
anl, at this time, while popular attea.
ton is alive to any practical scheme
for charging the habitsble limits OF
tue city, the inquiry has been pro-
pounded, Why has this Wheeling and
Benwood railway company not ayailed
itself of the privileges guaranteed by
its act OF Incorporation ?
We cannot answer the interrogatory
and we trust that some OF the gentle
men who obtained the charter and are
ismliar with the whole history Of the
enterprise and with the reason why
nothing has yet been done to give it
practical and tangible shape, will "rise
10 explain"
4 street railway TO Benwood would
sHOri 10 the business men OF this city
advantages that must be apparent TO
anv person who gives the subject
moments consideration. With sucE
facilities for communication as the
street cars would afford, Wheeling
merchants would DO q much larger
proportion OF the retail trade OF Benz
wood than they now do, aud would
doubtless draw from Bellaire ten
customers for every one they have now.
10 nearly all other American cities
where street cars have been introduced
the lines have been extended much
farther into the suburbs than here, and
a much larger radius of cheap trans
portation has been established. The
result which invariably follows is the
building up OF the suburb and an in.
cresse of business for the merchants
and other business men near the Gems
ire OF trade. Why Benwood, with lis
close alliance with this city, in manu-
featuring interests, has not been long
since welded 10 "heef
lug by a street railway
ami the business and interests and sym
pathy and acquaintanceship OF the two
thus made closer and more advantage
Gus 10 both, is 3 question which neither
Wheeling nor Benwood can answer
and which the corporstors OF the pro-
posed railway are respectfully called
upon to solve.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Sew York money and stock Marne,,


New YORK, April 27.-MoSsr-
Easy st 3@4 per cent. Steriirg ad-
vanced from 1861 TO ass for CO days
and from 1891 10 400 for sight, owing
to London telegrsms and the scarcity
Of collsteral bills, closing fru with
actual business at 4S7f@490. Sterlir z
has now reached q price at which it is
profitable to export specie Customs
receipts S494 600 Treasury disburse.
meats 1858, 900. . ...'
Gnr- D--n>I -sII-gIYLiUs .rvsIuS
at the latter figures also owing to Lon.
don telegrams reporting loss OF specie
by the Bank OF England and sn advance
in sterling. Carrying rates l@4 per
cent. closing at ; per cent. Clearings
$50 900, 1000. Half q million OF gold is
already packed for export. and il is
said the shipments for the geek will
reach S2,j00000.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet apd nominal,
Railroad bonds neglected.
GovERNNENrs-Firm.
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THE EARKANsAs MUDDLE.

BAxrEa's call for an extra session Of
the legislature does not promise at pres
eut to rut an end 10 the squabble now
gong on in Arkansas. The Chicago
Er-C:sdn which seems 10 have a tol-
ersblv fslr understanding OF the matter
sr,ues thus: In the first place, sc-
coriiug to the courts, Baxter has no
authority whatever to convene the leg
i-Isture. They have decided that he
Las no right to act as Governor, and
although, il he were in possession OF
,ue office snd machinery OF the gov
erument, his proclamation would be
recognized, the TACT that he IS neither
the i. tacto uor the de 5~rs Governor
must render HE call 10 the legislature
su absolute uullity, unless it is assented
to by Brooke, which is improbable.
Should the Legislature convene under
the call OF Baxter, therefore, and de-
eide MIN to be the legal executive OF
the State, it is likely that the trouble
will be as lar from settlement as ever.
With the courts on one side sud the
Legislature on the other, the quarrel
would rather be intensived tnan settled.
Bat it is BY no means certain that
the Legislature will take the eide OF
Baxter even if convened. 1t is freely
alleged that they declined before to
interfere against Baxter, more because
he was the acting Governor
and possessed OF the power and intiu-
ence OF the State than because
he was really deemed the legitiS
mate executive. Perhaps the posses
sion of the insignia OF Office may ex.
.rt an equally favorable influence for
Brooks, now that ne has changed
places with his opponent. But sup
pose Brooks, the actual, and claiming
10 be the rightful, Governor, should re-
fuse to convene the Legislature or as
sent to the call OF Baxterf Should
thev meet, he would Of course refuse to
recognize their acts, and the difficulty
would be no nesrer 8 settlement than
before. The only way open for Baxter
would be that OF courts, but here he is
met BY serious obstacle. His own
chickens have come home TO roost.
When Brooks applied to the suprems
Court for relief, the court under the di.
rection OF Baxter, it is said. declared
tha, it possessed no jurisdiction, and
that the only body competent to con-
slider and decide the case was the Leg
stature. Baxter is, therefore, met By
the following diffeultiss; -
/. He cannot convene the Lsgisla-
ture, because he is not the de taetO Gov
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28

The Rockford Register has been fur.
nished . letter written by . Rockford
clergyman ordering another keg OF beer
tor his own use. The letter closes BY
.ayipg: "The ale you sent me was
very nice, and did me great deal Of
good" The Register thinks it very
likely that the ale did him good IL he
had not participated in total sbsti-
nence meeting about the same time
wherein sll beverages containing alco-,
hol were vigorously and unanimously
denounced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28

SrocKs.-The leading stocks were al-
ternately weak and strong till alter !
O'Clock, when the whole market was
strong and prices advanced on the nu-
merous initiation bills presented in
Congress. The closing quotations,
which were generally the highest made,
show an advance OF ! to 2: per cent,
the marked improvement being in
Western Union, Pacific Mail. North.
western, Union Pacific. Lake Shore,
St. Paul aud Wabash. Union Pacific
was especially prominent towards the
close, and advanced to 3it on large
purchaser. Sales for the day $4,000
shares, OF which 1900 were Western
Union, 10000 Pacific Mail, 10000
Northwestern, $1,000 Union Pacific,
1900 Lake Shore, 5000 Wabash, and
1900 Erie.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28
Chicago market.

CHICAGO. April 27.-Flour-Dull AID
nominal. Whest-Quiet and unchaus.
ed; No. ] Chicago spriag nonisal; No.
. do strictly fresh 81 25@l 25t, spo,;
l 25 May; e6lSl 26t June; No. 3 do
| l9;; rejected l 10. Corn-S.ssdy; No
2 mixed 64c spot; 64fc Nay; &c June;
rejected 62S62ic. 0ats--Stsady; No
3 46c cash; 46ac Nay rejected 44t0
44l'. Rye-Dull and .drsopipg; No.
92e. Barley-Dull asd nonisat Ne
?, 2 'g,!ns !,s u ss9l g ., ,Pqrtr5e3uhat:
nard-$s ~ cash or May; Q IS J.ss''
Bulk Meats-S.esdy; saies. shoulders
SC 20 June loose; 6 so July sAostsib
SIC loose on spot. Whisky
Steady at CSC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April 27.-Flour-In fair
demand and firm. Wheat-In fair
demand and firm; No. l.whits Wabash
81 80; extra white Michigan 81; am
Der; Michigan Msy1 46; June 52i;
80. i red l 81; No. 2 do IS. Corn
10 fair demand and firm; high mixed
7097l!c May 79ic; June 7lG July
7lic; low mixed 69tS70ic Michigan
Toe, no grade 69f970c damaged Csc.
Oais-In fair demand and firm; No. 2
SIC. Clover Seed-S5 Is.
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ernor, and has yet to prove that be is
even the Governor de jure. ..
2. He cannot nrove this before the
Supreme Court and ask to be Installed
in office, because the court has already
decided that it possesses no jurisdic-
ton. -
3. II he should 60 below and seek
redress from an inferior court. he is met
by decision placirg Brooks in the
chair. =. 49,
. Altogether the prospect is not par
tieularly favorable to Mr.. Bakers re-
sumption OF authority, and it would
hardly be out OF place TO suggest to
him, in the words of the lamented
philosopher Of the Tribune, that he had
better go West, and grow up with the
country"
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PnifadeIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April H.-Flour--
Dull, supsrfne s. 2595 90 WiScon-
sin and Minnesota extra family 6 $50
! 10 State, Ohio and Indiana extra
family 7 50Ss 81. Wheat-Quiet.
Rye-Sresdy. Corn-lmproysd de-
msad; yellow and western mixed S5c.
Oats-In fair demand; white 63i964e;
mixed 69S64c. Petrolsum-Held
firmly at l5ic for refined, spo. and
April l6c May; crude nominal at lie.
WhiskY-9Sc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28
OHIO.
The CrnSaders.

CoLuxsus, April 27.-At a meeting
Of the police commissioners tonight a
lengthy discussion was had as to what
should be done relative TO the crusaders.
A motion requesting Mayor Bull to
issued q proclsmstion, iorbiddinE the
collection OF people on the sidewalks
was voted down, and motion was
adopted requesting the chairman OF the
board to call on the Executive Com
miuee OF the crusaders and request
them 10 desist from further street wor k,
spd inform item that 10 the event OF
their refusal proclamation enforcing
the side walk ordinance will be issued.
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seu York Dry Gsods Marhs,.

New YORK, April 27.-Business va,
only moderately active with commis-
sion houses asd jobbing trade lseks an
imation. The market for Cotton Good.
was quie, bu. steady 10 frst bands
Blsacbed Shininss and four yard
Brown Cotton PriEts lees active. Per.
Gales and Printed Shirtings in good De.
msnd. Ginghsms dull. Woolen Good,
very quiet. Grey Dress Goods ssC
Black Silks fairly active.
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LOUISVILLE.
Odd Fellows Anniversary.

LorIsv1LLE. April 27.-The Odd
Fellows OF this city celebrated the fifty
fif,v anniversary OF fthe formation Of the
order to-day, by a grand procession
through the streets and meeting at
night, addressed BY Rev. II. A. NJ.
Henderson. About 1000 members
marched in procession. which is the
largest assmblsge Of any secret society
ever had in this city.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 27,-Flour-Dull
aud unchanged. Wbeat-Quiet and
firm; Ohio and Indiana 81 559l Gj ;
western spring 509l 50. Corn-Dull;
western mixed new S2tc; old S5c. Oat,
Steady; western G0963. Rye-Q1i-
ct. Provisions-Be.ter feeling bat
nothing offering; mess pork Ell 25@
II so. Bacou-Iu moderate demand;
shoulders Sic; clear rio sides l0tc.
Western Butter-Market bare. Coffee
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Quiet at 81 90.
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view York MARKET,

NEW YoEK. April 27.-Cotton-
Dull; middling uplsnds 17sc. Flour
Shade frmeI superfne west
ern and State s5 S5a6 05; common TO
good 6 1896 55. Wheat-In fair de-
nand and slightly higher No 2Chics-
20 spring 81 5I9l So; sorthves. spring
/ 549l IS; white western lT59l 81.
Rye-Quiet at l09l Is. Barley
Dull Corn-opened higher and clos
ed quiet and advanced. 0ats-A shade
frn.r; mixed 62!964iG white western
65G67c. Cofee-Q1iet Sugsr-Firm;
fair to good refining 7i67sc. Pstro-
l.um-Firm; crude T!S7ts refined
Isle spot; held at l6Sl6tc May. Tur-
pentiDe-Dun at Ale. Eegs-Quiet;
western l9G2lc-. Perk-Quist; new
mesa $l6 62@l6 IS. Beef-Quiet.
Middles-Quist; long clear i0Sl04c.
Lard-Firm; prime steam 10 3-l69
l0ic spot; l0tc May l0iSl0 7.l6c
June. Butter-Frm; western 24S27G
new western and State 5000. Cheese
.-Unehssged- Whisky-Frm ut 9Si.
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Loaisyille market.

LoulsviLLg, April H.-Cotton-
Quiet and unchanged at l6ic. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Quiet and unchanged; amber 81 10
white IS. Corn-Quiet and uschane.
ed at 75@76c. Osts-Quiet and un-
changed at 57@5Sc. RJe-Quiet at
81 90, Provisions-Quist; mess pork
SIT 90. Bulk meats-Shoulders SIC;
clear rib sides' SEE clear sides 9ic.
Baeou-Shoulders Ste; clear rib sides
9se; clear sides l0c. Sugar cured
hams l2i9l34c; plain lli9l2c. Lard
--Tierces l0i9l0ic kegs I0i@llc.
Whisky-93c.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY. April G.-Cattle-
including Saturday and Sun
day 249 cars no sales. Hogs-Arri-
walls. including Saturday aud Sunday
] 1897 carS Workers 5 25 to So Pills
.delphias IS 25 to 6 50. Sheep-Arri.
vals, including Saturday and Sunday s
carg best 81 90 to 7 So medium 6 %
to 6 Is; common 5 50 to 8 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28

SUIT FOR DAMAGES UNDER THE LlQ-
UoR LAw.-The Fairmont WesL Virgin
ian learns that Mrs Roberts, OF Rives,
vile, whose husband, while on drunk
en- spree, shot aud slightly wounded
Mr.. Miller. her father, has brought
suit against the parties who sold her
husband the liquor. The enforcement
OF this law will be ruinous to whisky
sellers, while it seems that no other
means can adequately secure the safety
OF families. II men will engage in this
traffic, they must learn not to sell to
habitual drunkards.
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CHICAGO.
DR.. schorppe Sentenced.

CHICAGO, April 27.-Iu the Criminal
Court this morning Judge Gary sen-
fenced Dr.. Paul Schoeppe, convicted OF
forgery, to three years in the peniten-
tisry. His counsel declare their inten-
ton sf taking the case to the Supreme
Court on q writ OF error.
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PUBLIC OPINION,

under this head we invite and publish
ali sorts OF communications, on all sorts OF
subjects, without assuming any responsi-
bility for the sentiments expressed and
merely giving all classes OF our readers an
opportunity 10 be heard.l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28
HOUSE.

Under the call OF States many bills
were introduced and, referred including
the following: By Mr.. Lawrence, TO
facilitate the resumption OF specie pay.
ments and to prevent fluctuations in
the value OF .. s. notes.
By Mr.. Grassland, repeating all lave
imposing TAX on State banks.
By Mt. Ford, TO impose . tar OF FIVE
Der cent on all incomes of individuals
and corporations exceeding 5000.
By Mr.. Bright, declaring ii oppres.
sive to impose additional taxation, and
inexpedient TO rstrench on the psces-
sary appropriations already made in
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Cleveland Market

CLEVELAND. April 27.-whsat-Dull
a1d steady No. ! red 81 50; No. 2 90
lE Corn-Steady; mixed 76S77c.
Oats-Qaiet at 55c for No. ! State; 53c
for No. 2 do. Petroleum-Qaiet std
fYmer "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28
Nheeliug gegister.
GOLD clesed yesterday at llS3.

FROM our reports this morniog the
probabilities are that the weather to-
day will be cloudy, with northeast 10
southeast winds.
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Rich Farming. Lands!
Fer Bale vERY CHEAP by tbs
Union Pacific RaIhsad Co,
'Ai iu2TIossii h I, stxAgs IsrsoSak.' n Sk'o'

=, iUHTIossi 1Lw1Ys rnrsov.' W.
ING II VALUE!
The Wealth Of the County u mad BIZ the
advance In Real Estate
nov is THE 1fAEs MILLIONS on
ACRES Of the nnest Lands On tbS Cssti.
nsnf, IN kauern SsbraAkS, now foR sale.
many OF them never before IN msrEsf. Al
frtcss that defy conpefiftoD.
1--WE and Ten Iesn Credit given, with
interest st M per cent
The Land Grant Bonds Of the Company
taken AZ par for land. Pull peTttGuiars
siyen, new Guide With new nsps nailed
free
THE Pi0NKKR, hand ONE Iliaarntad
Paper, containing the Homestead Law,
cent free 70 sii psris of tbe VOID.
Addras, U. y. DAVE,
gktaxska. aDS1-Eb
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"AND 20 we 60" said member OF a
Boston school committee; "our great
men ARE fast departiug-first Greeley,
then Chase, and now Sumner-and /
don't feel very we'll myself"
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BY TELEG R APH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

BY the Western Union Line, Office North
west corner OF Main and 18th streets.
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TRANSPORTATION.
TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & 0bin RaiIruad Co
Wa4
ON AND AFTER
MONDAY, NOV. Sd. 1879.
TRAINS WILL LEAVE wHEEl4EG A.

fOLLoWS- NJ n hEELiNo Ilhk'
Cincinnsu Express.
EAsr-LEAvn yNF-LHAvss.
Wheciing 'wheeling
daily ai.-..ssp '. =. daily si.-.7so 4. =.
ARRIyEs AT AEnIvD AT
Washington columbus. ..30 ?. =.
City.......-..si5 A. =. ssnduaky ....s-1 y. =.
Bsltlmors..l ..l0jD \. n. sundays excepted.
81. Louis Express.
sAEr- LsAvn. WAs1-LlAvHa
"fnS daily AZ. .sa, A. n "nt dsiiy .s.....sa A..
ARRIvD AT AknIv1 At
Washington Columbus.-..s1g y. y.
Cny y. H.. saiidnsky .-.IGc y. n.
Baltimore 1000 y. ~.
Accommodates.
AsT-LlAvls. vN-LsAvD.
f Saify at..-s8 A. =. daily si.--s.,s ?. =.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cum beriand1:2o n.lZanHviIis. -. l0:A y. n /.
sundays excepted. l13undays excepted.
East bound trains make connsctiops
al Baltimore with trains for Yhiisds..
Dhia, New YORK and Bostop. Al Wash.
ington City for all points BOuth.
West bound trains MAKE dirssl CON Rso.
ton for AL points Wsst and North west
Pullman Pslacs Oars on all night trains.
wheeling, PiltsburGh, snd
BaItiniore DivlslSa.
sWneeling sWAshin9ton, ~,
dsily at--.ss' A. 4 daily 49, Al =.
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily zt.---&l0 p. r.. daily st.....1sS p. q.
sssundsys eIosptsd.l s5undays sxosptSd
Tickets 10 all principal points can b pro
cursh at the once at the Depot.
THO6. n. SHARP,
HasssR % fransportaltou.
r. =. DEyRItoi, GENERAL Agssl Vbssi.
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For Sale or Rent.

A YRAME HOUsE on INDIANA
n areet, Iaisnd. Fossssion given imrns-
Also, two rooms for rent In bsiek hous.
near NatsR WoFks. Apply 70
spTZt Nm. b. nWIN, Admr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-07

NEW YORK, February 6.-Two cars of
the night express-train from Washington be-
came detached near New Brunswick this
morning. The engineer slowed up, aud two
cars were crushed into the train, smashing
platforms and slightly bruising sOme passen-
tleTs arnong whom was Senator Conkling
The National association for the pro-
motion Of the interests Of the American Irot-
ting-turf in session here yesterday, resolved
that a fine of one hundred dollars be imposed
on any one for changing the name OF horse,
together With suspension or expulsion; also
that the full name and pOStOhice address OF
the owner be entered. Rule tWenty-elght was
lars maximum, in case Of his hiflng
a substitute, and to prevent his being pun
lshed IN case OF his refusing TO act as SUD-
sutute, except Dy judges, who May eXpel him,
subject 70 the decision Of the court OF
appeals. Rule thirty-siX now stands as fol-
lows: Whenever horse shall have distanced
all competitors in a one-heat race the race is
entire prize and stake; II there are four horses
entered and only two start, the third and
fourth money reyertS TO the association.
The principal through-lineS 70 the west
have adopted uniform scale of classi fca-
ton for freights. The classification has
reference to bulk and cost OF goods
High-prieed goods and bulky light goods
priced heavy goods low figures.
The following are the rates Of the various
classes 0 goods % some of the principal west
ern cities; To Chicago First-class, 81; second
class, W cents; third-olass, IS cents; fourth
class, 69 cents; special, - cents. To u. Louis
class, ~ cents; tourth-cla~s, ~ cents; special,
81 cents To Ciucinnau-Firs5 class, " cents;
secono-class % cents; third-class, 20 cents;
louIth-claaei % cents; special, 40 cents.