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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-17
Womens.Right Resolu,ion,

Extract from the proceedings at chleaRo).
RsSolped, That we look forward TO suiFra0e IN
the hands OF women to work out q radical cufr
for the eorruptlons and decentralization that
pelmeat0 the body polite through and thro1ph'
aS iA constantly manifested In ouF NRtionsI
state, and Municipal GoYernmentS: vat. Whils
We wait for the suffrage 10 conBumRte ouf eaFth
" mission, let ~ never fail 70 40 What our
hands and TO DO In cleansing ont the dark p0.
litical pools in our midst. -
RGAo.rsd, That, inasmuch as our municipal
rulers nave beeome Mt, voluptuous, and sensual
on the spoilS OF the widow, orphan, and tar nd .
den citizen, and they now contemplate lieenaiSo
prostitution In our midst, and all the other ains
the heeh 10 heir TO, TO cAtertO the neceSsIteS Of
opr natures, we uee every effort In our poWeP In
cireumVent and crush out the AocIAl evil moye.
ment now being made by our Board OF Polio.
and Board OF Health Gs an act betting the fauI
natures and corrupt hGRrta that are TiursInR II !:
yet an act that all honest people look upon vith
lOAthing and contempt. - "-'-
hGGo!rEd, That, as We look upon our muni.
cipal leadei as men who are lost 10 ell ordinary
means OF grace, that VIC entreat our eYRuRelicSI
sisters Of Ohio to come speedily and Sufrof,nd
our City Hall, and rend up such players as VIII
open the heavens In behalf Of our eordid CITY.
and send down such shower Of Tho Divine
Spirit as will strike our rulers TO the earth and
cSuse them 70 cry ont, as did Saul OF TSrsnS.
Lord, what wouldet Thou have me 10 dow
We have signed the battle call for freedom.
and we have NO towards In our land, but Wo cam
not 60 back five would, for we are constantly
moved forward TO high grounds by an invisible
hand that 10 mightlsr than al our foes, and
when We arc all gathered Into the fold OF free
dom. then the nations Of the earth viii Teirics
that right has prevailed, and Republication Il
not failure,
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Chicago market.

CHICAGO. Feb. 18.-Nour-Dull and
nominal; extra spring held at $5 6Oa8 90
Whest-Opened firm and closed dull and
lower; No. Chicago spring 81 2l3; No
Z do sellers 81 II cash; 81 l74 March;
81 20 April; No. 3 do 81 Is; rejected
u 0s' Corn-opened firm and closed
dull and lower; No. 2 mixed 584a56fc
cash. 66sa56tc March; 57tc fApril, 6iSc
May; new No. 2 mixed sold at b2|s69Sc.
rejected old 62c; new 41sa4sc. Oats-
Opened firm, closed dull and lower: No.
3, 413c cash; 4sc March. Rye-scsrce
and firm; No. 2 regular s2c; fresh s2Ia
e4fc. Barley-Fair demand and arm:
No: 2 spring 81 s0a1 90; No. 8 do 81 Ga
81. Dressed Hogs-Steady; SO 25ae S.,
Pork-6teady; $14 80 cash or March:
$14 % April. Lard-Steady; Sc cash OF
March; 80 30 April. Bulk Meats-De-
mand light and held firm; shoulders 6tc:
short rib middles 7tc; short clear nc
all loose. Bacon-Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky-Quiet and unchanged, soc.
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Cincinnati Market.

CNcNNAr1, Feb. ie.-Cottou-frm
16ic. Flour Steady and unchanged
Wheat Dull, 81 40a1 45. Com
Quiet and unchanged, eOAe2c. OstE-
Steady, 46a64c. Rye-Dull, 81 69s1 03
Barley-Unchanged. 0ils-Fair demand
and firm. Eggs-Dull and unchanged
Bqtter-Steady. Cheese-Firm. Porl
Dull and nominal Lard-Quiet: steam
s9as1ci kettle 9a9tc. Bulk Meats-Steady
shoulders 6ta64c; clear rib Tic; clear 7ic
sales shoulders, seller March, al SIC; clesl
RIB seller March 7ec. Bacon-SteadY
shoulders 61c; clear rib sic; clear efseic
Hogs-6low, only common grades OF
market; light So %; heavy S. 65a5 76
Receipts 9I46S; shipments 1918, Whisky
Good demand at q decline, 95c. '.TT
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New York Market.

New YoRx, Feb. 1e.-Cotton-ouiet.
upland 16tc. Flour-Market dull and
lower at IS 90ae 20 for supertine west.
ern and and State; SO 40a0 rs for common
TO good; SO s0a6 96 for good 10 choice; 60
96s7 85 for white wheat extra; SO 6Oas OC
tor extra Ohio. Wheat--Market heavy
and lower at 81 so for white western
Rye-Quiet atS1 02a1 0s. Barley-Dull and
nominal. Corn-0pened dali and heavy
closed steady; 76s7sc for new western
mixed afoati 79as0c for very choice dry
do; 75a90c for white western; $50 tor
old western mixed afloat. Oats-Dull
and declining; 80a8lc for mixed western;
61a62c for white western. Coffee-Dull
and declining. 5ugar-Scarcely 60 firm,
Ma.olssSses-Quiet. !. s Whisky-steady at
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.


COLUMBUS, Feb. 1G.-In the House this
morning bills were introduced amending
the justice code so there shall be no stay
on any judgment rendered for labor per-
formed; by employee; to amend the act
exempting specific articles from execution,
so as to exempt one half personal earnings
Of the debtor and one.half Of the earnings
Of his minor child or children.
In the Senate this afternoon a bill was
introduced to provide that when person
is indicted for crime and the defense
pleads insanity, o special Jury shall de-
termine the question of sanity before an
advance Of trial before the Court. II
they pronounce the person sane, he shall
at once be put upon trial but il he is In.
sane then he shall be committed to the
Lunatlc Asylum and put upon trial when
pronounced cured,
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The failure Of JAMES WARD & Co.,, at
Youngstown, Ohio, a few days ago reveals
an Indebtedness Of over a million of dol.
lars. The assets are claimed to be largely
In excess Of that amount They have
creditors in Wheeling, Pittsburgh, Cleve.
land, Sharon and youngstown, several Of
whom helda meeting at the latter place
the other day. A number of propositions
were submitted by the firm, among others
one giving them eight years to pay the
Indebtedness, making eight annual paw
mens with six per cent interest. II ia
reported that the committee accepted this
proposition.
The following dispatch in relation to
the firm appears in the Pittsburgh Com.
mercial Of yesterday:
At the meeting Of creditors OF James
Ward & Co., mentioned in yesterdays
telegram, q. B. Perkins, OF Warren, ],
Gtist, Of Lowell, and G. ]. Margerum, Of
Youngstown, were appointed trustees to
ake charge Of the company's property,
ana have supervision of the business.
Another meeting will be held next Friday
topeflect arrangements aud put the works
lnto operation again. The firm employ-
edtWelVe hundred men.
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The Women's Crusade Against Whis-
XIV In Indiana.

JEFEERsoNvr1LE, IND, Feb. 10.-The
women's crusade against the whisky
traffic opened up with renewed efforts al
nine o'clock this morning. Great num-
bers Of the Union Association gathered
and held devotional exercises at eight
different saloons. At every saloon they
were received kindly, and protected by
the police from the jam Of the immense
crowd that congregated at every saloon
Business Is partially suspended, and the
streets are lined with citizens OF every
class. The excitement over the move
ment Is at It's heighth. So far no appar.
ent effect has been noticed among the So.
loon keepers. They all decline to sign
the pledge. The boisterous disposition
that developed itself on Saturday among
the dense crowd was more quiet and or.
derly to-day, and at this hour Il O'clock
the Union adjourned, to meet tomorrow
to further the undertaking.
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THERE is an interesting question now
pending between the Fsirmont Nyinian
and the EGraiton Sentinel as to whether
those three foolish ladies Of Fairmont
who advertised for correspondence are
really ladies, or in other words, whether
they are OF the femme persuasion at all.
We incline to agree with the Hretnian
that the advertiser Is most likely a certain
young man. Parties, whether male or
female, who pay any attention to such
advertisements, arc in danger Of being
wounded to their serious hurt.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Feb. 1e.-Ireland elects fifty
one home rulers to the new Parliament
The Telegraph says that the Marquis d
salisbury will be Secretary Of State fol
India.
The Cabinet will meet to-day to con-
slider the course made necessary by the
election.
RIaHT CARDINALS 10 BE CREATED.
A dispatch from Rome states that the
Pope will hold q Consistory in June, when
eight Cardinals will be created. Arch
bishop Manning is to be one. (
HRAvY GALES.
The southeastern portion Of Europe
has been visited by very heavy gales.
Numerous disasters to shipping on the
Black Sea are reported. The steamship
Wyoming, which left Liverpool for New
York on the 11th inst, returned to the
former port to-day and went into the
dock. She encountered q terrific gale on
Friday, and lost her funnel and liie.boats.
The ship Abraham Lincoln was wrecked
while on o voyage from Cardiff to Wess.
ing. Five OF the crew were drowned.
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WE think it barely possible that our
correspondent "Broad Church" Is . trlae
too profuse in his estimate OF our martry-
dom. he lays on his compliments more
like a plasterer than an artist. And yet
the sympathy that Is plainly awakened in
the mans bosom on our behalf touches us
not a little. When we ponder deeply on
his vicarious presentation Of our case, a
conviction Of olipjured innocence steals over
US, SO to speak, not unlike the emotions Of
that young woman, who never suspected
how injured and innocent she really had
been until abe listened to her lawyers ten
dollar speech to the jury.
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Indian Affairs.

OMAHA, Feb. 16.-The following was
received BY Gen. Ord to-day from Fort
Laramie: By q messenger who has Just
returned from the agency D. T. savllle,
agent, writes that the Northern Indians
have all gone to the Tongue river, and
that they alone have committed the re,
cent depredations; that the Agallsllss
have faithfully guarded the agency since
Frank Appleton was killed. They viii
prevent the Northern Indians from COM
Ing to the agency or passing through the
country. he also says that the Indian
who shot Appleton was killed by two
b1tes, who also recsptured the mules
stolen by the Minnecoujons from Given.
The Agent at Howard writes through Sa.
vile that Spotted Tail has a guard over bis
Agency. The party who killed LeIut.
Robinson and his Corporal consisted Of
Winnecangous, Unappas and sansansicias.
lsigned,l SMITH.
Seven Indians were seen Q few miles
from Camp 6tambaug yesterday, which
Is thought to indicate LIEUT.. Sanille's
Judgment correct. Two Lances and his
band are supposed to be south of the
South Platte. Nothing has been heard
OF them. Capt. Neill's command, who
started after the Indians, reported at Big
Springs has not been heard Of. Lieut.. Rob.
inson's wife and his remains left Cheynne
to-day bound East. .T-. ~
THREE, CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
Mrs. James Grey, residing seven miles
from Lincoln, Nebraska; left three chill
dren In the house while away from home.
on her return she discovered the house
on IRE, and before she could get there the
ROOT tell In, and all three children were
burned 70 death. -
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Railroad Accident.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Feb. 16.-A freight
train on the Lehigh 6 susquehanna
Railroad between one and two o'clock
this morning ran into land slide near
Treichler's Station. The engine Jumped
the track and eighteen cars were piled
upon each other, smashing freight Of all
descriptions, which was strewn along the
road and hurled into the river. Not one
of the train hands, as far as could be as.
certalned, escaped injury. The body Of
the engineer, Daniel Shannon, was found
under the engine considerably burned.
Otto Shannon, fireman, and Frank Ryan,
q brakeman, were badly scalded and
burned. Three others are reported kill.
cd. The stove in the caboose set fire to
the freight and nine cars were burned.
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"Thc Cry is stu They Comen..
Shakespeare.

'The Cry Is still They Come''..
Shakespeare.
For heIntellIgeneer.
Mt, Editor:-In your paper Of yester-
day advised certain ecclesiastical doc.
tors and scribes to give the public "let.
up" on matters pertaining to the Church
wrangle; but Judge Of my horror THE
very same issue Of the paper, charged
completely to the muzzle-With the same
sort Of light reading, crowding the paper
like the locusts Of Egypt. For an exam.
pie OF self.abnegatlon, heroic manifesto
tion Of the shining virtue Of patience,
commend me 10 yourself Jobs boils
were mere "aea-bites" to what you stout.
ly and nobly undergo. Socrates fate with
the bowl or cup Of hemlock compared
with your antique heroism was sheer
cowRrdice. Your example shames the
past; let the rising lights Of the future be
emulous OF it. Indeed, without intend
ing 1t, you have by your patience become
"a burnln' and shinin' light to a. Gods
people," Even the "unco' rigidly right.
eous" must admit that your patience COM
pares very favorably with the obiurga-
tory filings Of your correspondents at each
other from morning to morning. II has
been reserved for you, sir, to become the
"cynosure Of all eyes"-a hero, with
most Of the virtues, and 1t is fondly TO be
hoped, but few OF the vices OF the many
pretentious heroes Of tho past and pres.
ent,
And then, your hUmility! While the
Wheeling Doctors ecclesiastic are bran.
dishing their Church weapons over "each
others heads" and breathing forth threat.
enings and slaughter, you Inodestly sit In
your editorial chair and "smell the battle
rom aiar;" and though they speak, as
dhSyman did yesterday morning, Of the
lannon's Of the Church, !" you do not suffer
yourself 10 be disturbed even by the con-
tingencY OF gunpowder as an active agent |
The eyes OF the world are upon Won't
tfeStrve and deserve the high niche which
Is destined to enshriue your memory I
shall look OF your future with interest and
solicitude, assure you.
As Layman Of yesterday has explained
tie BiSlt0pS obScstre letter, aome one win
doubtless volunteer 10 do the same Office
for Mr.. Latane's, for lear that his meaning
has not been properly understood. Then
the whole thing, in the papers at least,
will die q natural death. "'Tis consum.
nation devoutly 10 be wished"
You, however, are like the poet-"have
found yourself famous" while your cor
respondents, who, ] am afraid, were writ
ing for fame, will find that It iS all q myth,
and vanished Into air-lIin air.
FATHER BRoApcHuRoH.
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THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company 10 carrying the war against the
Pennsylvania Company very lar into
Africa. Being q road of extensive con-
nections westward and southwark, and
being moreover, sound and well mauag..
ed, the B. 6 o. managers have cut about
a third of from their through rates to tho
Mississippi Valley and the Pacific Coast,
and are naturally beginning to mo.
nopollze q large share of the
business. bow long this policy will
be maintained ia Of course as uncer-
tain as anything else that depends upon
the caprices OF railway kings. The Bal.
timore road says that 1t can afford to car.
ry freight OF the present rates permanent.
ly. The shipping public will steadastly
hope that It may find 1t to its interest to
do so. A similar cutting down Of rates
by rival companies has been seen almost
every winter since the Central, Erie, the
Pennsylvania and the Baltimore &
Ohio roads have been rivals for the
through East and West traffic Of
country. The present warfare between
Messrs. Garrett and Scott seems to be
more spirited and determined than usual,
and the results may be correspondingly
more permanent. The latest feature put
forward by the Baltimore party is a fast
freight express from Baltimore to San
Francisco, the rates of which are subject
to the reduced scale. The public look
upon these hostilities with calm but sus.
tanned interest.
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Raaigned.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1e.-Dauiel McClu.
re has resigned the Presidency Of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad,
to give, 1t Is thought, his undivided at.
tention to other Of his railroad interests
in other parts Of Ohio. BE camo 10 me
road twenty-five years ago as Master. Me-
chanic; was Superintendent fifteen and
President two years. The resIgnstion
takes effect April 1S. +. q. Short many
years Secretary and Treasurer, d The
probable successor,
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THE travelling population Of the country
are gradually getting pretty sharp in re.
gard to railroad fares, Here Is q speci
men OF the way they save money at Cum
berlsnd:
The fare from this city to Philadelphia
via Baltimore is $S 50. A gentleman
sent to Pittsburgh and got ticket by this
route to Philadelphia for S. so. he will
not be able to use the coupon from Pitts.
burgh to Cumberland, but after tearing of
that he will save $S 90 over the rate from
Cumberland to Philadelphia.-7he Netrs.
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New York Dry Goods MarLa,

NEW YoRK, Feb. 1e-The trade move.
ment continues aluggish with commlssion
houses, and the jobbing branches are ne
quiet. Cotton goods In steady but mod
crate request al current prices. Cotton
AIDES more active. Prints and fancy shirt.
ings In tair demand. Percales active
Fancy and white cotton hosiery seIlinv
more freely. Fine grades Of heavy ana
light cassimeres and worsted costinps
In steady demand.
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Baltimore BTayke,.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1e-Flour-s,eady
dull and unchanged. Wheat-Nominal
y unchanged. Corn-Nominal. Oats
Dull; western 65a5sc. Rye-steady; 9ss
CSC. Provisions-Dull and weak. Mess
Pork-$16 90. Bulk Meats-Limited al
inside prices; shoulders 6a8tc; clear rib
aides SaS9c. Bacon-Only Q limited Iobb.
Ing demand; shoulders 7is79c; clear rib
sides 9a9tc. Sugar Cured Hsms-12a1Sc
Lard-9a9tc. Butter-Western scarce
and wanted; roll 33a37c. Cofee-Dull
24ia26tc. Whisky-Dull, 99c,
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Weather Report.
OFTIoR or THl CHIKF 6IeNIL oPIIciR,
WAsHNaToN. D. O., Feb. 1880 {. L, :
PRoBABILITIRe.

PRoBABnITIRs. Va w
For Tuesday in the New England, Mid.
die and Middle Atlantic States q rising
barometer, cool westerly winds and par
tally cloudy and clear weather, except
possibly cloudy weather in Northern New
England. ~
For the South Atlantic States north.
westerly winds, partly cloudy and clear
weather, . somewhat higher temperature,
with partly cloudy weather.
For the Western Gulf Coast south
easterly winds, with rain veering to south.
west and northwest, followed by cloudy
weather In Western Texas.
For the Ohio and Missouri Valleys
northeastern winds, and northwest to
southwest winds and partially cloudy
weather. ~
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The carnival at new orIeans,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1e-A salute was
fred at the head Of Canal street in honor
OF the King Of the Carnival, who arrived
OF noon on the United States steamer
John A. DIX. The Mayor and City Ad.
ministrators met the royal party on the
levee and escorted them 10 the 81. Charles
Hotel, where the ladies presented the
King with handsome silk banner. Re1
afterwards visited each Of the theatres
where free mAdnees were glyen,to crowd.
edhonaes. NJ p ~. . 81 ~
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WASHINGTON.
THE EIenT HouR hYsrRM.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has written to General
Garfield, chairman o. the House Commit
tee on Appropriations, enclosing a let
ter from manufacturers In Baltimore en-
dorsing the views and statements OF
Supervising Architect Mullet on the eight
hour question, and saying that their ex-
perlence iS his, that It is NOT only impes-
slble for o man TO perform as much labor
In eight hours as In ten, but that he abb
solutely performs less work per hour
under the eight hour system, and that
the demorali2ing effect on labor which
the government has temporarily employ
ed has untitled mechanics for Q regular
days work. In conclusion, It Is asked
whether 1t would not be for the best in
terests OF the country and the labor queS-
tion TO repeal all laws governing hours Of
labor and leave the question to settle
itself by the laws Of supply and demand.
CIVIL REFORM.
The recent Civil Commission not civ.
Ing satisfaction, the House Committee
on Civil Reform will soon introduce q
bill to regulate appointments In the Ex.
ecutive Departments, proposing to dis.
tribute appointments among the members
OF Congress on an existing principle
pertaining TO appointments to West Point
and the Naval Academy. The Commit.
tee will subsequently, prepare law on
the subject,
THE cAsE OF GEN. HOWARD.
The President has ordered that the
court Of inquiry in the case of General
Howard be composed OF Gems. Sherman,
Mcdowell, Pope, Meigs and Major A. B.
Gardner, judge advocate. The court will
meet in Washington on the Sd Of March.
The House Committee on Appropris-
tions have completed the legislative, ex-
ecutive and judicial appropriation bill and
have cut down the appropriations from
the estimates to three or four million
dollars and dispensed with number of
clerks.
The Department Of State has no ipfor.
nation In relation to the report that Mar.
tial Law has been declared IL Havana,
and that seven thousand volunteers have
possession of the city, and compelling
the Captain General to take refuge on
board the ship Aropiles.
Gov. John Q. Brown, OF Tennessee, has
arrived here on business OF that State,
desiring to obtain the amount due by the
government on account OF seizing and
operating certain railroads during the
lste war.
CONVICTED.
VIM. Conkling, ex.Deputy Sheriff, was
to-day convicted on the charge OF steal
ing $4,000 in gold certificates from
Burr & Graft Sentence deferred
A NEW HORSE DISEASE.
A new disease affecting horses Of
stage and street car lines has made Its
appearance. A large number Of animals
have been Frustrated; Except in case Of
stage lines it is small, and In most instau.
ces the disease yields rapidly to medical
treatment The symptoms are loss OF sp.
petite, and swollen eyes which discharge
yellowish matter copiously, and swollen
legs. Stupor follows with great weak.
ness. a rapid recovery follows the re.
turn OF the appetite.
ARRIVED.
Arrived, steamer Humboldt from Stet.
tin.
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ToLRDo, Feb. 10-Flour-In fair de.
mand and firm. Wheat-In fair demand
and advanced; No. 5 white Wabash 81 ~
amber Michigan 81 47iAl 4s; No. ! red
81 68i; No. 2 do 81 49,. Corn-steadyi
high mixed new Coo; low mixed new
69c; no grade new 67c. oats-Dull but
unchanged. Glover seed-$l 10. Hogs
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERsBuRG, Feb. 16--A grand din
ner was given last evening by the Gear to
his vlsltors. In speech he said the En-
peror OF Germany, Queen of England,
Emperor Of Austria and himself would
preserve the peace Of the world. The
FRINGE Of Wales announced his acquie+
scence,while Emperor Francis Joseph an.
swered BY relterating the sentiments.
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The Weekly Intelligencer
A largo sheet containing an The
CURRENT NEws, ,M1soKLIANEoUs, LITER.
AIRY AND sc1ENTrBTo nSTRILlaRNoE.
AND VALUABLE READING ron
TIE FAMILY.
TERAn OF THR WEEKLY,
AIleEheIY Liye stnol. H1a.I..

EAST ImEaTy, Feb. 16.-CArr1n-Ar.
rivals including Saturday and Sunday
l7e cars; So 90 to S6 so; common S4 IS
to 8 90. " ~
HooS-Arrivals including SATURDAY. and
Sunday 90 cars best Philadelphia 80 20
to Q 36; Workers $5 20 too 90.
'sHEEP-Arrlvals including Saturday
and Sunday % cars; none selling. n