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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-31
Toledo siarket.

TOLEDO, October 30.--Fiour- Steady
and IN moderate demand. Whe4t---Dull;
No.2 white wabash ~ i7li No. 3 do
81 III; No. I white Michigan 81 IL; sK-
IRA d, 81 II; amber 81 oct; No: amber
plinob ~ n. cOrn--A shade bester;
high mixed 75c; new do Csc; do seller
November CO; seller December eSei ov
mixed 72fc. no grade lie. oats-Dull
and lover; Nishigr 4s3e, Clover Seed
-At GT.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

East LTBEETT, October S0.-Csttle-
Receipts for to-day 6I2 head, and for
the last four days 5,5j9 head The ar
rivals were light, which. with what was
left over yesterday. were pretty much
all sold but st y sacrifice, the buyer
having all gone home; best s. 00SS5 25i
medium 70 good - 25G5 50; common TO
fair go 25Nrt 80; stcckers Y 75lS3 80;
bulls 81 O0.62 s.. Hogs-Receipu for
to-day 1880 head, and for the las. four
days l1,715 head; best Philadelphia
So 35t9I %; Workers s515laS 40. Sheep
Receipts fot to-dsy LOO tssd, and Tor
the last four DAYS 1890; best 81 50G6
8 60: MEDIUM Sc f6ta4 90.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHlLADELPHIA, October 30.-Cloyer
Seed-Dull at SO 26. Flour-Dull; su-
pertine 81 20. Wheat-Dull; red 81 l.
al Is; white 81 2sal "a. Rye-Steady
at 81 76(G1 0S. Corn-Advanced; sales
at s56S7c. Oats-Firm at 55tG5sc.
Petroleum-Nom ominal; crude in barrels
st@Ssc; in bulk 5@5lc. Butter-Easy;
western prime 2SGS0c. ChOesc-Dull NJ
l6@ @l6lc. Esgs-Easy; western at 26c.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, October 30.-Pig Iron
Dull; foundry S2s 00@29 90; No. 2
$25 0OG26 90; gray forge s25 5oCa26 90,
Wheat-Weak and prices unchanged,
Corn-lrregular; new ear quoted at GOA
Ole; new shelled 67@70c; old shclled 81
@sic. Pctrolcum-Crudc 72lc at Par.
kcrs; refined l0ic for Philadelphia and
lie for New York delivery.
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New York Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, October 30.-Business con-
tinued quiet with manufacturers agents
aud importers, and the jobbing move
ment was sluggish. The market for
cotton goods was quiet in first hands, but
prices were nominslly unchanged. Prints
moved slowly at current rates. Fancy
Ginghams in fair demand. Felt Skirt.
still active Woolen goods quiet and
weak. Lupin's dress fabrics were largely
sold at auction, and brought fair prices.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, October 30.-MoNEY-
2@2a per cent; prime mercantile paper
at 5(97 per cent for short and long dates;
SOLO per cent good single names, Ster-
ling firm at 4S494S4i for sixty days and
4S64@4S7i for sight. Dry goods im-
ports for the week, sl,090,S54. Customs
receipts S4S7, 900. ..s
GoLD-Dull at ll0s. Borrowing rates
2@4 per cent per annum; l-64 per cent
per day At the close loans were made
hat. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$357, 7,OO0 Clearings $l9.0O006O.
GoyERSMENTs-Dull and firm.
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Destructive Fire I'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, October 3l.-At quarter
past twelve last night the machine shops
and foundry of G. F. Dumont, on Front
street. east Of Ludlow street, took fire
and burned to the ground. Loss on
building, $4,000; loss on stock and
machinery $4,000. Insured for s32,-
900 in about dozen Cincinnati CON-
panies. a tenement house next door was
drenched with water, driving ten
families, forty persons in all, out Of doors
and running their household goods.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, October 30.--Wheat and
Oats--Unchanged. Corn-Quiet; old
shcllcd high mixed ut 7Sc in store; new
shcllcd G5c. Petroleum--Steady; Stan
dard white gIc.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFYICE OF CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON October 70, sP.M.
PROBABILITIES

For the Northwest and Upper Lakes
and thence 20 the Ohio Valley, rising
barometer, fresh northwest winds with
cloudy weather and occasional snow and
temperature considerably below freezing
in the two first districts and cold, cloudy
weather and occasional rain in the latter
For the Lower Lakes rising barometer,
northwest winds, freezing temperature
and cloudy weather and occasional snow
and rain. For Tennessee and the Gulf
States, rising barometer northwest winds,
cold. partly cloudy weather and possibly
occasional rain. For the Middle States
and New England, rising barometer,
northwest winds. cold, cloudy weather
and occasional rain turning 10 snow in
New England. CautionSry signss are
ordered for Chicago, Grand Haven, Mil
waukee. Buffalo, O-vego and Erie.
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,u = III Al HOME, MALE OR FEMALE
w UTk 50 per week, day or evening.
So. ali No Capital. We send valuable
tuI al package Of goods by mail free
Address with SIX cent return stamp, ".
YOUNG, I73 Greenwich IT., y. y. Octl5b
cDEE SAMPLE TO hDENTs. LADlkJS
FnEG Combination Seedle-bOok, With
ChroRIOs. Send stamp DEAN CO., New
Bedford, Mass. #fit octD b
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October S0.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged Wheat-Dull;
No. l red western 81 20, Corn--Dull at
s0@ssc. Oats-Dull at $4,000. Rye
Dull at 95c@sl 90. Hay-Unchsnged.
Pork-Nominal. Bacon-Active; shoul-
ders S3@Sici clear sides l2i@lSc. Sugar
Cured Hsms-At l6c. Lard-Refncd
l4t@l4ic. Coffee-Strong; no stock in
first hands. Observation-Disclosures.
Whisky-Dull at 81 GOAL Of. Butter
Very dull at 22;G,2Sc.
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D. Father A Lemmoier, President Of the
Nofre Dame Cniversity at South Bend,
Indiana, died Thursday night after y
lingering illness
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The residence and barn of David Mil
Ter in Logansport. Ind, and the stable Of
+. T. Stevens. was destroyed by Bre last
night. Loss $4,000. The fire was the
work Of an incendiary. A high wind
was prevailing and fears were entertained
Of a disastrous confagration.
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FOREIGN.
The Argentine Revolution.

LISBON, October 30.-Advices from
Buenos Ayres states that the Congress
for the Argentine Confederation has
passed resolution declaring the Repub-
lie in state of siege, and voted neccssa-
ry money to enable the government to
crush the insurrection. Many officials
suspected ofsympathizing with the rebels
have been removed, and trustworthy
men appointed. The newspapers Nac,om
and Pdntpd, and Pensa and Libertdd, have
been ceased and their editors fed the
city. Nacional, the official paper has
been suppressed, and its editor sent to
prison. General M.tre sent to the gov
ernment from Montevidco his resigna-
tion Ms Brigadier, sealed letter intimat-
ing he would be arrested was returned.
Mitre could not be- found. The Prcsi-
dent Of the Argentine Republic says he
can Immediately muster and arm 10000
men.
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Three executions viii take place in
Pennsylvania on the 18th Of Sovembe,
Udderlook, in West Chsasri omeara
and Erwin, at Noutrss. Ergs e. sE
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Sentence Of Bismarck's WOuId-be
Assassin.

BERLIN October 3O.-The trial Of
Kullmann WAS resumed to-day. After
the testimony as to the mental condition
of the prisoner, the President Of the
Court summed up the medical testimony
TO the effect that at the time Of the at
tempted assassination, ao well as at pres
ent Kullmann WAS accountable for his
acts to but limited degree. Kullman
was fouEd guilty, as charged in the in
dctment, and sentenced to imprison-
ment for fourteen years in the house Of
correction and ten years suspension Of
his civil rights, and TO remain under po-
lice scrvcilsnce for life.
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SPORTING NEWS.
$4,000 TrOttins Race.

SAN Francisco, October 30.-Much
interest is manifested in the sporting cir
cles on the trotting race for three thous-
and dollars, between Occident and Full
lerton, which comes off tomorrow. In
the pools, Fullerton is the favorite 100
to 80. .......
Toledo Races.
TOLEDO, o., October 30-To-day was
the fourth and last day of the Toledo
Driving Park Association races.
In the 2:50 race, postponed from yes
terday, Sorrell Prince won two heats and
the race. Winners time, 1852, 2:5l, 2:5O3.
To-day's race, free for all, purse S40O
four started, and was won by Small
Hopes, owned by F. Drys, Of jackson,
Michigan. Winners time, 2:4lti 2:42,
2:4lt. ......
Allen County TrOtting Association.
FORT WAYNE, October 80.-To-day
was the last day of of the Allen county
Trotting Association meeting. The
track was in good condition. The first
race was free for all for purse of ST.
500; mile heats; best three in fve; to
harness. Summary. A. Bocheler's
d. g. Frank j., !, !, /; A. P Stevens b..
g. General Grant, 4, 3, 3; John Croker's
b. g. Ohio Boy, 3, 4, 3; c. J. Jackson's
b. /. h. Black Frank, 2, 2, 2; Charles Nc
Gills d. m. Kate Campbell, 8, 5, A; w.
Parkhurst's b. z. Jack, withdrawn;
Alexander Lewis &. m. May Howard. g.
q, &. Time-2:31, 2:29 and 2:30.
The next race was free for all pacing
race for purse of 5000; mile heats best
three in five; to harness. Summary-G.
II. Smiths b. &. Sleepy George, 5, l, !, i;
Alexander Lewis b. G. Defiance, |, 4, T.,
distanced: 5. w. Harvcrs b. &. Hoosier
Dick, 8, 8 ., 8; J. Goswclrs b. m. Bay
Sallie, 4, 2, 3, 2; John Walkers br. g.
Granger, sent back to the stable for foul
driving; Myers & Days b. IN. Lucy,
drawn. Time-2:26f, Dds, 2:27l and
2:2S. Weather coldand windy. Attcn-
dance light.
Prospect Park Races.
NEW YORK, Octobert 30.-Thc first
race at Prospect Park to-day was for a
purse of $500, horses that never beat
2:40. Eleven horses started. May Bird
won the first two heats; the next three
heats and race were won by Rarius.
Time, 2:3l,, 1921, 2:33i, 23j.
The last race was for apurse of $1,000,
for horses that never beat 2:2O; four
horses started, Fleety, Golddust, Sensa-
ton and Iluntrcss Golddust won the
first heat in 2:23!; Sensation won the
second heat in 2:23I, and the following
two heats and race in 2:23l, 1881.
The unfinished 2:30 race of yesterday
WAS won by Belle.
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HAVE YOU TRIED
] u r u b 4 B A
Weak, Nervous or DebiIitated2

Are you 10 Isnguid that any exsrtion 70.
quires more OF an rIsrtiOn than you feel
capable Ofmaktngf
fhcn try JURCBEBA, the wonderful
tonic and lnyigorator, which acts ~ beils.
rcially on the secreiIye organs "a ~ Inn
part ylgor tD all the vital forces.
II II no alcoholic appetizsf, which slim
ulstes for short lime, only 70 let the suf-
ferer iall ~ a lower kepih of misery, but
IL is "A vegetable tonic acting directly On
the liver and spleen. ~
IL regulates the bowels, guIsts the nsIy'-,
and gives such healthy Zone 10 the Who'll"
system IA IN soon make the invalid f"i
like a new person.
Its operation ~ not violent, but is cBaf.
actHrfzed by great gentleness; the patient
experiences no sudden change, no narked
results, but gradually his troubles
"FOld their tents, like the Arabs,
And silently steal away"
This ~ DO new and untrisd discovery,
but has besn long used with wonderful
remedial results, and IN pronounced by
the highest medical authorities -the nost
powerful tonic and attentive known"
Ask your druggist for IL. For sale by
HN. p. KfDDER q CO., New York.
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BY TELEGRAPH H
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!. WHEELING w REGISTER.
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Aseoctated Rress Report. By, Western
Union Idne, ofnce Northwest cor.
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FROM our reports this morning the
.,bsbili,is. are that the weather to-day
is1j = be cloudy, with northwest winds,
,n.- tenperatpre, snow and rain.
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M'hetlius gegister.

c,,n closed in New York Yesterday
s .loi. jI,. =. "a. " :
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General ConAagration Imminent I'm
Ohio.

PITTSBURGH, October 30-Reports
from several suburban localities convey
the intelligence of destructive forest con-
fagrations, threatening serious injury to
several Villages A communication from
Baden. small town on the Ohio river
below this city, reports terrible fire
raging two miles back OF that place.
From Connellsville comes intelligence of
similar fires raging in that vicinity.
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CHICAGO, October 30.--Judge Treat,
Of the L. S. District Court at Springfield,
Illinois, has granted the application of
Phillip j. Calhoun ami George opdyke,
Of New York. trustees for the bond hold
ers Of the ST. Louis & Southern Railroad,
for the appoin,men, of 3 receirer for that
road, and has appointed j. T. Alexander,
of Greenfield, Illinois, the present Vice
President of the company, who has fled
the necessary bond and entered upon his
duties.
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The Question Settled.

NEW ORLEANS, October 3O.-The fol-
lowing is regarded n settling the question
of the Jurisdiction of the Second District
Court, as to naturalizations: Act A, of
1865, section l, says that the third, fourth,
fifth and sixth District Courts of New
Orleans, shall have concurrent jurisdic-
ton in all civil cases whatever, including
writs Of naturalization, in which the first
and second District Courts Of New Or
leans, shall also have concurrent juris-
dictiOn.
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NEw 2YoRK, October .29.-Albert
Cringe indicted in the Supreme Court
ofthe District, Of. Columbia, for consplrs-
cy to defame the character of Columbus
Alexander, resisted through thel counsel
his return to Washington. The came be-
fore Judge Blstchford, of the U. S. Dis
trict Court, on the application for a war
rant for the removal of Cringe to Wash
ington, amp the Judge decides, ~ think
this proper cause for warrants of reno
val" 2 .
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Death OF q Racer.

SAN FRASCIsco, October 3O.-Gloster,
the racer brought out by Budd Doble,
died to-day at the Bay District fair
grounds. The horse was sick when be
arrived.
In the pools tonight occident sold at
sllO. and Fullerton at 800
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A Reminiseence.

CINCINNATI, October 90.-The Gazette
win publish tomorrow, a letter from
Prsbident Grant, BY bis permission, given
yeherday. The following is the explana-
tioa of the Gazette and the letter of the
Prsbident: a. .I......
j 1872, when it was found that Grant
would be re-nominated, the report was
circnlated that in view of many ground
lesfreports as to his seeking the nomin-
atidh, he would decline to be a candidate.
So positive were the reports on this point
thatin May, 1872, We wrote him pri-
vatA letter on the subject, to which re-
plS#as received which We are now per-
mitsed to print This has nothing di-
recHy to do with the third term, but it
shoSs how Grant felt with reference to
theA Arst and second terms, and will serve
to disabuse the minds of those, if any
thcse be, who honestly believe the Pres
ideat is capable of scheming for anomin-
alton in '76.
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At o'clock this afternoon FIRE broke
in Belcher mine, Nevada, $50 feet below
the level. High flames and smoke poured
out Of the shaft alarm was promptly
given, and the fire department turned
out in force. Hundreds Of women and
childred assembled, fearing their hus-
bands and fathers were perishIng in the
flames, they were, however, got ten out
safely. 4 half hour after the
FIRE broke out the flames burst
out the mouth of shaft several hnndred
feet in the air, huriIng fragments Of rock
in every direction, resembling = volcano
in action. The timberz of the shaft, 70
tho depth 1000 feet will be destroyed.
At last accounts it Was believed the FIRE
was under control. No lives were lost
The loss BY the FIRE i unknown, but very
heavy.
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Message No. 65 from the House of
Bishops informed the House of Clerical
and Lay Deputies that they had appoint
ed, as Committee on Conference on
Hymnal on hehalf of that House, the
Bishops of Eastern Vermont and Massa-
chusetts.
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SAN Francisco, October 30.-Much
interest is manifested in the sporting cir
cles on the trotting race for three thous-
and dollars, between Occident and Full
lerton, which comes off tomorrow. In
the pools, Fullerton is the fsvorite 100
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GEORGETOWN.

PUNCH THAT WAS NOT A BELL PUNCH
About 11k O'Clock this morning as the driver of
car No. So was turning his horses ut High street
one of them got his foot over the tongue, aud
commenced to kick and run. The driver held
on until he was compelled to let go to save hi N
self, when the horses dashed forward and ran
the tongue into the rear of car No. AZ, MASKING
the platform to pieces and breaking the rear
windows. Luckily no one was hurt, aud the
horses came out uniDjured.
FIRE ALARM.-About sH O'Clock last evening
an alarm of fire was turned in from box Oh
caused by fire being discovered In the provision
store OF MIR. Shoemaker, No. 1873 High street.
The hre department promptly responded, but
was not needed. as the fire was extinguished by
Omcere Canter and Brown. 1t ia supposed the
nre was caused by spontaneous Combustion.
Inc loss was about $50; no insurance.
CONCERT By THE Masonic CHoIR-The Ma
sonic choir of this city will give another of their
gfano concerts this evening, at Forrest Hall.
FISH MARKBr.-The receipts at the fish wharf
TINS morning were 1900 taylors and 800 her
ring. The taylors sold at eli 10 to sl.5O per hun
ored, and the herring at so per thoufand.
GRAIN TRADB-The schr. T. p. Morgan ar
rived to-day from Alexandria with 100 bush
els wheat for Hartley & Bro, and the canal
boat j. n. Thomas, with I 400 bushels wheat
and 200 bushels corn. Also the boat Golden
Rule, with 800 bushels wheat, and the boat led
Eye, No. 1, with 800 bushels do, all for j. G., &
j. Nj. Waters. No sales were reported.
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FINANCIAL AND COuMERCI.I


Q1Stat,ons furnished BY Middleton d Co., BANKERS:
The following were the prices bid and asked al
the meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange
fo-say p. 5. gold, 1879 bid, 13x asked.
l94 asked. Bank stOcks-Nationai Bank of
Republic, l35 bid, les asked; National Metro
Politan Bank, l01 bid, 1O5X asked; Second
National Bank, "a BID, ITO asked. CITY Passen-
ger Railroads-Metropolitan stock, % bid. 2s
asked; Columbia stock. 2Ok bid, % asked. Sun
dry Institutional Theater bonds, j. & j., per
cent, 20 asked. District securities District of
Coium6ia)-Wn. Co. s. bonds, ia, j. & T..
1874. 80 asked; permanent Improvement, rs,
). j.. 1891, 7O$ bid, 70 asked; market stock
bonds, as, j. Il j., 1892, 20 bid, 80 asked.
wsshiEng &c year certificates: $40, NJ &
lLegO 6's g., NJ. & N; 1902, Tx hid
Ely asked. Board of Public works-Oertidcate
general Improvement, SIS, j. & j., 1874, s2Y
bid, siA asked; do. 1875. &c bid, II asked; dS.
dsIa, 20 bid, % asked; do. 1873, IS bid, 764
eates sewer, Ss, J.. & j., 1874, 10Y bid, II
asked; 90. 1870, &c bid, 81 asked; do. 1915
GO bid, 81 asked; do. 1877, 65 bid, 81 ASKED: do
1873, "a bid, 81 asked; do. series, 6SI bid.
o. asked. Water certificates, SIS, 1871, II bid
81 asked, '' ~ oAAj
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, April s-vnginia sixss. consult.
N72 bid to-day. y
BALTINaRE, April 9-Cotton ouiet-Iow mil.
dlings, l51 gls's Flour steady and in good demand
S o aGet aud etc aty-white southern, sos Vel
w a,S IS; oia, Oats frn-southern, si(gss;
d hsy n9chsnsed ProyisOss very sctiys jobbing
% clear rlo sides, ga. Bacon-Shoulders TX cIear
Tb sides ,yA. sugar-cured hams, l46l5 Lard M
@iU4 w esterp butter unchanged. Coffes NOM.
bsl, NSgs2s. Whisky nominal, Sc. Sugar un-
NEW YORK. April 9-stocks dull: Money 4: Gold
l3,a exchange, long, 1854; short, 1855 Gjyern-
nents strong and active,
NEW YORK, April s.-Flour quiet and steady.
wheat nrm. Corr unchanged.
IONDON, April 9, IL 80 D. m.-Bonds of 1867, OsL.
Arle, 81 preferred 50; New York Central, 9i The
rate OF discount In open market for three month.
bilIs Is is per cent, which 10 ll6 below the
Bank OF England rate. The Bank Of England di.
rsctors have posted their card, announcing that M
cnsnge has been made in the rate Of discount.
LONDON, April 9, 23ep. m.-Erie, s2i4 432I
LONDON, April 9, g. 30 p. m.-Ths bullion in the
Bank OF GnglaRd has decreased f436 900 during the
past week. The proportion Of tire bank reserve To
liabilities which last week 47s per cent ia now
-. Consols for money, 92C19ls: for account a1s:
Farfs dispatches quote rehtes at 80 francs so CEN
times. WI
FRANKFORT, April s.-Bonds. GAL
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THE COURTS.

fOLICE COURT-Judgs SnsU.
Yesterday after our report closed two colored
lined 50 each for playing ball on a street park
HOW JOHN M'GEE CAPTURED HEN.
John MCGEE, soldier, was oh ar ged with the
larceny Of hen, the property of Geo. Brown,
valued at fifty cents. Officer Hollinberzer tes-
tined TO catching John in the act; he found him
about II O'Clock at night at Browns hen roost
with hen in his hands. CounseL-"What ac-
count did he give of himself?" Oficer.-That
he went in there on a visit OF necessity and the
out OF the way. Judge, Smiling grimly,) "3O
days in jail"
Eliza Ann Hilton, colored, larceny of a gold
ring and some soap from ThOs. Parker; a. and
costs Lewis Cooke, larceny of three gold rings
frem his mother, who asked that he be sent 70
the Reform school; so ordered. Abraham Page,
assault and battery on Patrick Fitzgerald; $40
John ODay and Andrew Dorsey, ARRAY; IS
each. Philip Keller, assault and battery on
Elizabeth Cooper, who appeared in court With
afearfully bunged-up eye; $50 and costs. JAS
Sims, assault on and resisting Officer Bowie in
discharge of his duty; $50 Louisa HILL assault
on Mary Nailor, who told the jud ge that Louisa
struck her and she hit back again; dismissed
sam Harris, colored, was fined IS for running
on street park. Frank Calvert, a yagrsnt,
was sent to the workhouse. Maggie DAVIS and
Anna Ross were fined 50 each for profanity
Richard Nolan was sent down as a yagrant.
Abraham Page was fined 50 for throwing stones
In the street VIM. Saunders forfeited collate
raj FOR dls0rderly conduct. Harry Bowen was
hned 90 for jumping on a street park. James
Sims, same offence; IS. Emma Smith, a va
grant, was sen. down. Betsy Taylor, same
charge; sent down. Georsianpa Sorrell, throw
ing stones; forfeited collateral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-09

JOIN LORD, LL.D.-This popular and learned
lecturer, who u to appear before q Washington
audience on Saturday and Monday nights in
Lincoln Hall, has selected for his subjects two
Of the most striking characters or history
MADAME DeMaintenon" and the "Great Hill
debrande." They are pronounced by persons
them have been repeased BY special requests
before large audiences In Philadelphia aud
New York. We understand that DIR. Lord
shortly leaves for Europe to deliver his inter
eeting lectures.