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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

The river was falling last evening
with 3 feet inches in the channel
The Science departed for POrkcrsburg
on time,
The Ny Choice passed up at noon with
two fuel flats.
The Barnard arrived with the balance
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

Tnr total amount taken in at the door
during the seven performances of the
"COlor Guard" in this city was S33j.
When this play was produced in Wash
ington Hall several years ago the pro-
CcCds were Sl,74i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

LEXINGTON, June l4.-Thc physicians
Of Lexington and Fayettc counties, will
hold meeting at the office OF DR.. L. b,
Todd, on Tuesday the 18th, to offer reso.
lutiOns Of respect to the memory Of DR.,
Lewis Rogers, OF Louisville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15
NCntlIer Report.


PROBABILITIES.
For the Atlantic States, stationary or
falling barometer, southwest to south.
east winds, warmer, clear and partly
cloudy weather, with possibly light rain
in the western portion Of the Middle
States.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and
Ohio Valley, falling barometer, south
east to southwest winds, warm and partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain in the
latter section.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, lower and falling
barometer, southwest TO southeast winds,
warmer and cloudy weather and oCca-
sional rain.
The rivers will generally fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

SACKvILLE, n. b., June li.-John Bent,
lighthouse keeper, II. RAyworth, George
NJ. Trenholm and T. G. Barnes, merchants
Of Bay VCstc, were drowned this morning
while crossing the straits from Prince
Edwards Island,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

SALE OF Lors.-W. II. IIalIcr, anction-
Ger anil real estate agent, on Monday
sold two lots on the corner OF South
Front and Fink streets, belonging to
pIatofI b. Zane, to Thos. }. Burkely, for
81, 900 each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

NEW ORLEANS, June lA.-Thc grand
jury today presented four indicmcnte
against State Auditor Clinton. His bail
IL fixed NJ S0IOOO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

CRY CouSciL.-A special meeting Of
both Branches of tho City Council has
been called for tonight, The object Of
the meeting is understood to be the con.
sidcration Of an ordinance in relation to
garbage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

MEw YonK, June li..-licporB from
Southern NcwJcrcy sOy there has been
the heaviest frost known for many years
and the damage to growing crops is said
io bc rrCnl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

BALTIMORE June 14.-Thc Fifth Regi.
ment left for Boston to-day. The streets
were thrOnged TO cheer them off.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

SAN FRGNcpco, June li...S. y. laugh.
ton, Of San Jose, was rCnominutcd for
Congress from the fourth District Of Cal.
ilornia, by the Republicans
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

DETROIT, June l4.-BArnes Brothers
paper mill Nt Rochester, Mich, burned
yesterday. The loss is not stated.
The central portions ol the State were
visited by n heavy frost on Saturday
night, and great damage TO crops is re.
nOrtp0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

BosroN June a. Dispatches from
various points in Maine, New EIampshirC
and Connecticut, Indicate heavy frost last
night, and considerable. damage to crops,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

was given to the Postmaster General at
the rooms Of the Detroit Club, by our
best citizens. Attendance very large.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-15

II is hard to condemn such man; but
the question is whether the law and Jus.
tiCc shall prevail over the influence Of
Henry Ward lBecchcr and his supporters.
The jury knew before thcy were cmpan-
nellcd the efforts that were made on he.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
Sf.tte items.

Bay rartirs are as popular down the State as
ever.
Tho Milton oan,p.meeting has only about thir
ty teito.
Nuttcr Radcliffe, OF seaford, dioi Il few days
ago, aged 70.
And now it is proposed to build large hotel
al the IRON per at Lewee.
The y. a. d. Il, Il. have just bought hand
some new tlrstelass passenger car.
Manners, Fisher Il Go. arc turning out from
1000 to 1900 peach boxes Il day at Seaford.
There are said to he three grog -ahops at
Bombay Hook which are selling without license.
The contract for building the new school
house at Seaforl has been let to Washington
I.aukford.
Much Delaware wheat is going into the New
York market via the Old Dominion steamers
from Lewes.
A stock company il forming at Seaford with
a capital of S3,001 to build new steamer for
tho Nanticoke.
II the Junction & Breakwster Il. II. were able
to pay its part. it is understood that new de-
pot would soon be erected at Harrington.
The Old Dominion authorities have given
every assurance that they will make the extern
sion to Iiehoboth IN time for next season, and
tho prospect in every respect is excellent.
The distillers OF Kent and Sussex counties are
making preparations to work up portion Of the
fruit crop into brandy. There will be larger
number of distilleres this year than usual.
Tho American Basket Co., at Milford, have
Just completed negotiations with Mr.. Wm. I.
Vaules for lot of ground, near the depot, 100
foot front by 420 feet deep, upon Which they Will
Greet new buildings.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
SECOND EDITION.
Fatal Burning case.

LADY BURNED TO DEATH BY tn. ACCIDENTAL
IGNITION OF HER CLOTHING.
At o'clock, this morning, Mrs. E. W. Fighter
proprietress of notion store at No. s L. Seventh
street. and wife of 7. T. Fighter, died from the
effects of a painful burning accident, last esen-
ing Being in the basement of the house, Mrs.
Fighter lighted lamp with n taper early in the
evening and then threw the paper on the
floor behind her. She supposed tho fire was out
before the paper left her hands, but in its fall a
latent spark was famed into a flame, which
she was euveloped in fiery sheet.
Mrs. RICHTER ran up the stops ont through the
back door into tho yard, thence into tho resi-
dence of Jacob Stuck entering tho building from
the rear, and passing through the house in her
alarm ont into the street. Hero sho was thrown
down by men who had been attracted to tho
spot by fher screams, and with blankets and
coats the flames were soon smothered, but not
until their victim was frightfuly burned i'll evo-
ry part Of her body-so much 30 that tho whole
cutclo was deeply Redeemed and peeled off in ma
ny places. MIR. Stuck was aso severely, but not
seriously burned in extingnishing the burning
clothing.
DR.. Maull being near at hand, rendered every
possible medical attention, but the injuries
were necessarily fatal Tho DIR. does not think
she inhaled tho flame, but says that death was
tho result of the shock. and the irritation OF the
skin. At times during the night hlre. Fighter
was conscious, but her sufferings were intense
and her delrinms frequent.
Coroner Groves will hold an inqueRt at
o'clock. this afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
Political Notes.

THE Republicans OF New York seem disposed
10 nominate strong State ticket, and are not
only canyassing the name of T. W. Seward for
Hecretary of State--a very strong nomination,
slirely--bnt of that sturdy old Watchdog Gencr-
Al spinner, for Treasurer. 1t does seem to us
that ticket as strong throughout as these two
nominations ought to carry the State.
correspondent of the Baltimore American is
"t opinion that j. Morrison Harris al au Inde-
PENDENT candidate for Governor, would carry
Vheen Anne's county, by a decided majority.
Hon. Thos. j. Donaldson, who has been
hamed as possible independent candidate for
'tovernor OF Maryland, declines to consent to
mo use of his name upon any ticket. Moreover,
ho has such confidence in MIR. Carroll, the DEM
ooratic nominee, as 10 believe that even in the
pands of tho ring he Will make a good Govern
"r Ihat is confidence in which, We think, not
AZ! oil Mr. Donadson's friends will JON
According TO the Cincinnati Commercial, Gen-
"fa HARLAN speaks hopefully OF tho Republican
'A'!se In Kentucky. He reduced the old Demo-
vEatlc majority thirty Thousand when he ran be-
iare, and he il at the remainder of the margin.
lie has been through the Stale pretty thorough
y ana the Republicans are in good spirits. 1t
!, entirely respectable now in Kentucky to be a
i,apubilcan, aud, in spite of the prevailing i'm
r"ssions in the country, two thirds of the Ken
lucky republicans are white mon.
Ia 1916 the leading plank OF tho Democratic
Pattorm read as follows "Ihat the Dsmocra-
y ai Ohio are opposed TO all paper currency,
Nnu resolved to return to tho constitutional cur
'ency of gold and silver" Put this side by side
wltl the present financial plank, on which the
party is already rent asunder.
Tho Democratic Convention of Oregon yestor-
uay nominated Lafayette Lane for Representa-
I'm Congress. Resolutions were adopted de-
vlafing for the payment of the public debt, the
''aumption OF specie payments, and tho legisla-
nye regulation Of railroad charges and opposing
protective tariff, paper currency and NATIONAL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
9faths.

woRTn-In this city. July SOih, 1879, WIN j.
The relatives aud friends o. the family are re-
spectfplly invited to attend tho funeral ON his
late residence No. 4l6 Eat Third street, on Sunday
afternoon, august lst, at 80 o'cocS, p. IN Inter
ment AT kiveryiew Cemetery.
"Anlcton sore long time he bore
INVERSION the 29tn inst. Emma u daughter of
Francis p. and Annie M. Myers, aged months.
The friends ard relatives OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence OF Lewis Bullock, Yandayer avenue, 9th
ward, on saturday afternoon, at O'Clock. Services
at the house, at 4 O'Clock. Interment at WI ming
ton Il Brandywine Cemetery.
Emma dear, how short has been thy stay,
Why should Death take thee 50 soon ava
A bud Just swelling, soon to blOoin
Why hasten thou Into the tomb?
Weep not for her, she c0nd not stay
Angels came TO bear her soul away.
1hougn hard 10 part with one so young
Who Oft around our necks has elung.
o'DANIEL.--In this city, on the 2sih inst Mrs. e.
E. O'Danel.
The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral Monday afternoon, August
I'd, ut O'Clock. serYces in the Old Swedes church.
aRTIN-In this city, on the s9th inst, Mrs. Jane
II. Martin, in the 8lst year of her age.
The relatives and friends are respect fully invited
to attend the funeral, TO leave her late residence
No. Il5 Wollas,on ST., Monday, at 10 81 O'Clock.
Services at end Baptist Church at II O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
New Democratic Organization

FoNNArroS or A PERMANENT AssociATIoS EI.EC'
TON OF OFFICERS, &c.
A meeting was held at gil Market street, last
night,to organize new Democratic Association.
JAS. w. Ware presided and Jno. II. Frazer acted
as secretary. On motion of I. M. Osle COM
mittee of one from each ward was appointed to
name permanent officers, as follows;
First Ward, Jacob Butz; 2nd Robt II. Taylor;
3rd, ID. Gallagher; 4th. Henry Buxbaum; 5th,
Jno II. Publ; 9th George Lloyd; 7th, Albert
Thatcher; S5h W. Fl. Hyatt; 9th. VIM. Baylis;
10th Allen Ruth.
After consultation the committee recommend
ed the following officers
Preaident-Jas. w. Ware.
Vice Presidenta-1st Ward, j.. w. Palmer;
End, Joseph Bradford; 3rd, Charles Bradford;
4tli, LOWS Paynter; 9th James Murphy; 9th,
Tilos. Al. Ogle; 7th, ID. T, Bradford; Sth, Edwin
i. Morrow; ath, Jno. McSorley; 10th, Patrick
Nealy.
Secretaiy.Jno IL. Publ.
The report WAS accepted aud the officers elec'
ted.
On motion OF Albert Thatcher the City DEM
ocratic Executive Committee was made the Ex-
ecutiye Committee Of the new Association.
We understand there WAS considerable discus
sion at the nesting, mainly of personal char
acter, and that public exhibition was made of the
fact that the Democracy OF the city il not an On
tirev Harmonious family.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
Attelilpted SnicIde.
MAN WHO HAD BEEN ROBBED At wiIslSoros
sEEKs HIS lIFE AT EAsToN.

A MAN WHO HAD BEEN RonBED AT wIstlSoroN
sEEKs HIS LIFE AT EAsToN.
On Wednesday last says the Easton, (Md)
Gazette, young man arrived on the so train
and registered himself at the Paragon House"
az J. II. Thomas, of New York. He stated that
while at Wilmington, Del, he was robbed OF
all bis rlorey and watch. lie was cared
for at tho hotel, but on ThursdaY he appeared
quito rostless and occupied o good portion of his
time in writing letters and attending the post
office. Between four and five O'Clock in the
afternoon, the clerk Of the hotel was
summoned TO Thomas room and he
was found lying on the bed, apparently under
the influence of drugs. He conversed with ths
clerk, however, aud informed him that no had
taken twenty-five cents worth OF laudanunl
Doctor Barber was called in and administered
emetics which soon relieved the Stem
ael of its dose. Thomas gave as his
reason for committing the rash act, that he was
in q strange place and without money. On being
assured that he would not be permitted TO suher
in T. community like ours his mind became more
composed and has nearly recovered from the
shock his system received.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

the Athletic. The ikeihoods still are that the
Boston will win. but the Athletic will be very
little behind. Both these clubs are now making
common cause against the .grasping nature OF
tho Chicago management, which is laying plans
the honors are bonnd to ..go west" Hireling
omissares are already on the road, offering sal
aries binding to base ball talent, such as only
the first preachers and college professors re-
COVE have heard OF $4,000 being offered in
eral of the best Boston aud Athletic players,
sinking patriotism in the thirst for gold, have
tamely sunk into the clutches Of this nnhallow-
ed combination. INDEX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

Route OF the 'r,amps.

collision AT DovER--A LAD BEATEN ALMOST 40
DEATH.
On Monday night, says tho Deldwa'ean, be
tween eleven and twelve O'Clock, nonie persons.
it is not known whether black or wiite,-as-
sauited parcel Of tramps who had taken
shelter under tho yeranda 81
the depot, beating them badly. Complaint of
tho assault was lodged by Richard Gibson and
William Sankey two Of tho persons assaulted,
before Justice Goodwin and couple OF colored
men were arrested on suspicion Of being
concerned in tho assault, but there was
no evidence on which they could be held and
they were discharged. The night was dark and
the assault is represented to have been made
without words or warning. Among the victims
of the assault was lad named Henry Vernon,
about II years old, friendless, homeless waif,a
cigar maker by trade, whose mother persisted,
he says, in tho great FIRE at Chicago. He
WAS badly beaten, 30 badly that he WAS
unable to get away, and lay about tho depot in
misery u whole day before some benevolent gem
teman of the town heard of his condition and
made provision for nursing him. In addition to
his bruises, the boy was also found to be suffer
ins from bilious fever, and between tho beating
and his disease he is very near deaths door. On
Thursday his symptoms we're such AZ to lead his
new fond friends to hops that he would recoy-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
sSase ItntI.

THE QUIcRsTEPs AND THE DAUNTLEsn ANOTHER
VICTORY FOR TIE HOME CLUE.
About five hundred pereons, many of them
coming with the visiting club, were present yes
terday in the schutzen Park to witness the match
game of base ball between the Quickstep club
OF this city and the Darntese, of Upland Dela-
ware county.
1t was the general opinion that the game was
one of tho best of the season, aud the small
score on each side gives evidence Of very close
playing. The game commenced at o'clock and
lasted TWO hours and forty minutes. Abel Goo
ken umpired in creditable manner, and gave
general satisfaction. The following is the score
OurrRsrFpp pAuNTIras
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

A MIDSIaaT lNrRUpER.-At MI early hour,
this morning, the cries of a frightened female
rent the air in the vicinity of Second and Wal
nut, and her screams of murder aroused the
neighborhood 1t seems that n man had climbed
into the window OF the sleeping apartment of a
lady member of the family of William w. Walk
er resididg at 2l5 Walnut street, and lying down
upon her bed was thus stretched out when she
awoke and discovered his presence. AT the first
note of alarm the intruder fled through the win
dow, and was lost TO sight before he could be
identified. The suppositon ID that an entrance
had been made for burglarious purposes, but the
lady being slightly aroused thereby the man laid
down on the bed to wait for quiet to be restored.
A laugbable incident in connection with the
alarm is told of q poll, The officer is said
TO have been near the house when the lady's
first scream was made, and it is further told of
him that instead of going to the house he put
off for the depot for assistance to make tho ar
rest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
FOURTH EDITION.
The Baltimore Peach Market.
TEN-ToID INCREASED DEMAND ANTrcIpArED--
WESTERN DEALERs ALREADY In THE CITY.

A TEN-ToID INCREASED DEMAND ANTICIPATED
WESTERN DEALERs ALREADY In THE CITY.
From the Balto. sun. To-day
The first large shipments of peaches were re.
ceved here yesterday, amounting in the segre-
gate to some thousands Of boxes, which were
disposed of at an average OF II. 50 per box. Con-
siderable quantities were sent to Cincinnati and
interior points by regular fast freight
trains, the fruit trains for the West not
having yet commenced running. Peaches
have ripened one week earlier than
was anticipated, and next week heavy
trade in them will commence. There were buy
ers in Baltimore yesterday from many interior
points. some coming from as far West as Cllica-
90, and Tennessee was also represented IL is
stated that if peaches in quantities had arrived
$4,000 could have been readily sold, and as many
many more would be wanted next week.
all for out-of-town orders Dealers here
confidently assert that Baltimore will sell
ten times as many peaches AZ ever BEFORE buy
ers recognizing the fact tina this is one of the
great conpetstive points of the country where
the packers are located, and where, by reason OF
fair freight rates and shorter lines OF railroad
communication, the West and many interior
points can be most adyantageously supplied.
The peaches now arriving arc chiefly Of the
'Hales Early" variety, which are excellent for
present use, but not much sought after BY pack
ers in prolific season as this one is.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31


lhomas Donahue was drowued III cess pool
A. ~ oalondelet, Mo-, yesterday afternoon. Chas
ptuhty, James Henry and Joseph Schlichtig,
slccersiyely descended into tho vault to recover
"'A body, and pershed from the foul air,
At Convention of Irish Societies in New York
,Hst night, committee was appointed to arrange
oConne
wv, W. y. Avery, ex-chief Clerk OF Treasury De-
patVhent. arrived IN St Louis yester.sv. to an
1"nf ,' the Indictment charging him witt. having
'"an'shed Information to tho whskey ring.
,. lne Ames and Bardwell Manufacturing Com
pany, , at Northampton, Mass, engaged in the
uaunuiacture of pocket-books, has failed, and its
$4,000
NJ milllatn Henderson, lumber merchant, of
iion iiioh.ieal, has made m assignment. His liabi-
100000. '0'' ''''N '''' ''A''" A'
"a man named Miller, living OH an island i'll
n"s'9 ,o,s bay, shot, and fatally wounded his son
IL" uays ago. The son had attempted to save
A'' mother from being beaten by tile father.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

DEATH FROM ENLARGED LIvEB.--leubeu Sat
terthwate, of Stanton, had ono of his best hor-
ses to die, suddenly OH Tnesdav last. A surgic-
al examination revealed the fact that tho ami
mails liver was enlarged aud hardened The
horse was sick less than "a hours.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

l'erhOiliil.

u. \. District Attorney Higgins loft FOR the
orcenbrier White Sulphur Springs, West yr-
gilia, on Wednesday, intending to romain absent
sons weeks.
THO ex-Confederate General George Il.
Pickett died at Norfolk, va, lust night, after a
short illness, aged 80 years. He was one OF tho
hardest fighters in the Southern army.
Secretary Robson left Washington last
uight to spend month at Rye Reach.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

PAYMAsTER JAMAl's FUNERAL.-The funeral
o. wm. H. lamar, late paymaster of tho p.
W. 4 b. Co., took place, yesterday afternoon.
largest procession seen in Wilmington. Presi-
dent Hinckley, Superintendent Kenney, NIessrs.
Idle, Dadmun and all the officers of the p. w. IL
b. at Philadelphia, the officers and employees
at this depot, many of the conductors on the
road, ali the employees in the locomotive and
machine shops, and number from the car
shops-in fact all the employees OF the company
who could conveniently be present, joined in the
march to the grave ST. Johns commandery,
knights Templar, also formed part of the line,
and band Of music played funeral march.
The services were short and simple. Since the
death of Mr.. lamar flag has boen displayed al
half mast in the round house yard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
=. DELIvER IE FROM MY FRIENDS.
IS. p. c. A. Please Notice )
Bl y. q DOWNING.

speaking of the unfortunates
with whom In life I've met.
These candidates for ofice are
A prosecuted set.
And why II is, where law cxisis,
That they, poor souls, should be
Thus martyrized," time after time.
Is something strange to ME.
Now there arc many who suppose,
But by how far they miss 1t -
fbat these folks, oftheir o,ra free "a {,
The public vote solicit.
wonld most fnmbly ask all such
To please to make note
tfsundry extracts, opy0pos,
Which below will quote.
e BY friends resistly urged On,
The undersigned here offers,
With heavy heart, hs name, as Que
Toguard the clty's cofers.'
AFTER refusing, scores OF times,
The honors OF the chair,
Al length immediate myself;
Yea, will lie your Mayor"
Rather than see the ONCE iilled
~ some usurplng foreigner,
III bnw TO duty's stern behest;
p. MildmaY Dukes, for coroner.
20. plous turn, and knowing well
Just how my friends will swear II
don't consent, deem II best
That should run 10. Sheriff."
AS Id close masked, well armed chap
Last evening, for visitor,
feel twere wrong should decline
The oflce OF Solicitor
"A powder mine beneath my house,
slowed with ion or more,
says like still small voice take charge
Of our new rcseryolr.'''
"' Accept OF die, such billie, dour
Have come to me oflate,
| teaffuly obey the call
10 guide the ship OF state
Overwhelmed by howls from countless hosts
For COUNCIL TAKE THE FIELD -.
make my will and feebly gasp,
j yield, yield. yield."
uf worldly case, emoluments,
or aueht OF that vulgar Kind,
NJ single thought will one OF these
.s.ow TO cross his mind.
Wh5 then viii dare deny that 'tis
rS force, and force alone,
that publlc ot,icc illlng in
fhis llpd OF ur's is done?
rGouSh why 1t Is, where law exists.
That citizens should be
Thus martyrized,n time after time,
!, s0Sethng strange TO me.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
Elns.sictGt.
PRICE OF GOLD TODAY.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY
NEW Yonx. July 81.
Gold opened this morning at s1.l2Ss.
Furnished by Craige, johnson Il Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th and Market sts.l
LONDON. II. 80 p. NJ, July 81.
U. s. 1868, 107s5 1S67's, 10S3l Ten-forties
10GIG New Fives OF 81, 104l9. Consols for money,
and account. 81 1!-16 Erie common sharos l31S.
Preferred 90. Now York Central, 92. Market
steady.
FRANKFORT, July 81.
r. q on. nr 1862 g81[