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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27
Proposals.
Ernal Notices.

IN THE NATTER of the HERCULES MU-
I%AL LLEE A9sC AAGE - FL q enc ~ Mp ~
fH s6cIEf ~ Il the UsiTHD
AIioLro AL MnHN ~ "a il i h> NosSo
haa been ay made above entitled matter am that al
f isr ca% 9i S me- M o f Ho s5 BraGway IN the CITY
OF New and t. comply WIN tf terms 81 saia ae on Or
3gi r W me- 5~'Y ra Jay =, t % [
Tke following the order referred to IN tho above notice
At special FERN OF The Supreme Court hehl a. Chambers
a. 'S N' - IIrh l75 rent Hon Cha,e, onohGe JUS
tice-lI The matter o, The HERCIL lS MUTUAL LIFE A.
ing and dng the petition o. the Receiver Of said Society a
Ecsng to 4s s GSrt 10 orsrc a a Toc be-
hsi ~ s 4ngE aeJsna ronc ! , TO- ax eS
claim, parties - the proceedings m lrh 'uch
ictpn Of Ills orfcr default thereof mar ths Pc pre-
cute from al benefit OF the ln"Gneht "r ae' S I a
made under such judgment or decree and its 4r.ci "d,Id
t. iuftIcr ordered that Eiward l.. Iarri. esq., and he
s publication De- mad" under MS direction ana iat e.. sndh
hear and all such claim, may be cou st; ana
rthcr ordered that said Referee may rot. 20 is court
ron ui' 10 inr upon az i ' nu{ ' fr c f er iI
and entered in Albany co1ny GeEkS once N3re9 TO-
EIR1oW 4 '6LNEY Attorurys for Rec, 2? rars.row
N'"-l ork city -ih-' l"N'iniu
SUPREME COURT.-THE PEOPLE OF TIE
y STATE OF NEWNORK, Ilamtn. against PiIIR ,
sWaENl an the MAYOR ALn.,EkMlN; an ONION
ai liiSt Com not scrr The dicniqts above nlm,d
aud ocl o. them: on ar hercJ' summoned rrIlrtiO
in Is elton, which VIII De- i.h ~ mo
CI the CITY az. county 81 rN orb anu 10
the said com Liant Ou nc nd
.crbeY Office styled tAr Bureau OF Mu' l tnriec-
Ton IN charge ~ Wheeler H. P.ckiau. Irell iOuilg,
corner ali Broad stree NcH York cry, ti4tH my
,S after Of tins mnOnsO tN,I:.," 81 mo
Ia, %. si, ryir aud II you t = a'Nir ,h' SAIL ~
pnt ~il!n The time aforesaid e l,n,ir N ts a. gen ~ih
apl 80 the Court for the relief teman. ID ~ COM .-H@
Dated June. 1870 DANIEL, fftt ,..
Acknowledgement. P,.nttH' - Attorney
Tie COMPLIANT n the tied trpp ~ ms e.. I'D Il
the Clerk Oi me city and tpuntt ni -r niA
Jun, - So. y. fhAiI A1tl -"'Al
Jc29law "1u
SUPREME COI9Rr-Citv and County Of H'w-
- Nork-Ai"ver Iothchl pu min. agt Jua l'o-r No.
l.ulautS for Irlici- OH'. not served tl de-
f,uc4uf You hereby summoned and rtq r 20 ,"cr
no complaint H. this action. rc viii be- h~t 40 iie "iee 81
the Clerk col and County 81 NtVlors,t i tht court
louise ID ty Ol NrW lnr and "a serve cops ~ your al
seI , said complaint a.. snb-eu r. d. ei ONCE
no. DOB Broadway ~ tne CITY = Nc"GorN. Niu ~ avs
after oycc Of this summons on You eNl@Y Oh zoe Gay
Of -rcl, service; and You fail 10 answer The SAID nht
f,hn aforesaid The pain'f IN this action VIII ipiiy
to the court Tie Trli"i demanded IA To com. tui-Dtad
New ioIk, July lDtl, 1870. - 800.
COOK & SCIIUCK. PAintif'7 A;orueys.
The complaint tine above entitled action HAs ny n4,o IN
the o. 81 t Ci.ik ~ the I and County Of New OK, ~
De Conr sail city. The 1914 day of Juy 1910
.N-J.iaaGATu CODNN ~Cut X, PainuN . Attorneys.
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:
3:,2 Nc,. 20 Moon rises. Morn
N.I MiiFH 1913 Dtt-t. X.
sandy Hook. 2o' Goys l,iti. 23l Hell g. Fruy i:-5
ui,i WAttt tufe DAP "
SANDY ook.. 239 Cove Island. 80 Hell e. Ferry 4j9
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KVIIITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TILE
UNITED STATES NAIL.
NEW AID FULIIOWERED STEAMSHIPS.
sailing from New York on SATU KDANS, rom Liverpool on
THUE~DA ", calling Corr Harlan each way.
EEPIEIIC, SATURDAY. july 81, At p m.
BRITANNIA. hATI ItDAN, Aug :, at Q a. IN.
GERMANIC, SATI KDAG, Aug. L. at p.
ADVIATIy. SATT IDAN. Aug p, at 5 4. IN.
BALTIC. SATURDAY. Aug. ., at . 90 ,. ~.
PROH THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER ~, NORTH
RIVER.
and unsurpassed ia appointments. the saloon StatefoUts,
ana Bath placed mihSiS where Tie noise
least, ahOrng degree Of comfort hitherto I'M
EHTFs.|~iIoon $50 and 500. gold Return Tickets on
favorable StcrTdge, &2S
Draft, from 4 upward
For Inspection plans other information apply al the
Company Offices, No. 10 Broadway, New York
Il. j. COKIIS Agent.
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Denllstrn:

4 SET Of TEETH made in three hours at
" Thirty four. ST. near Broadway and sixth
special ineciaIc? dentistry flitlna, gold ana NG
can.te also coral rubber or cood TAX" gcen cars rom
Grand street Fer or sixth ave. Broadway
NEWBROEGD, l2S West Thirty fOuTthst.
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FULi-Ny Rose Pearl Plates indicating color and Sub
artificial teeth, cNCrN everything heretofore o.
beauty strength and encss needs OhE 70 be seen
BE- appreciated made In day and only 40 per set
best Rubber sets from $40 Ia pl0,
Gold ami Plaua 80 To SO Extracting uni,r gas Dr. T.
q. WAIT, 10 East Twenty third ST. near Ma!isoiiaye
FI'HE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
i Dr. GEO n. MODEMANN. 532 3d-ave. near Seth st.,
pronounced b al be the crOWning light Oi dental ant
Best Sets -, slo f2O.
TE'EETH MADE and FITTED in a few hours
without the sghct pain or Inconvenience; ma'tication
appearance guaranteed Teeth nei win pearl
siOying gold Pamphlets the treth post free three
stamps. Dr. H. J. lVObfklo " Bohust y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27

CARE OF THE BLACKWELL PROPERTY
motion was made before Justice Barnard
In Broolyn yesterday for the substitution of trustee
under the will OF James ii. Blackwell OF Yonkers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27
Gorses, Carriages, barness, &r.

AUCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"a Late Johnston 6 Van Tasscll
OFFICE. 81 LIBERrN-SrY
Evening Post BuildngJ
TIE HORSE AND CARR AGE BRANCH or OUR
HOUSE Is 49, q, %, and p TIL kIEENTHSf,
Deag University pla 70
will conducted precisely the same strict
honorable principles which have always characterized tho
dealings house. and to respect and confidence OF
tbc business community well the public at large.
I,EGuLAI. SALES EVERY II EsDAl AND FRIDAY,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries FOR sale may be made through the mail
EHOR SALE-A fine HAMBLErONIAN COLT.
i Has tIotted a mic in 2-5s and IL ali right
G. 4. PURBECk, salem, Mass.
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Ocean Cleaners.
1 NCHOR LINE-CARRYING U. $. MAILSS


ANCHOR LINE-CARRYING L. 5. MAiLSs
NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
yrCTORl 4 ~ sails SATURDAY. july 81 9 p. m.
tIopIt sails SATURDAY, Aug Z, a. III.
TO GLArGOW. LIVERPOOL, OR Lon DoH Dhtitl
CAEIN pass AGE ...... 1885, S75 and 30 currency.
Intermediate and SteoraCe AZ lowest rates.
COmpany's Offices, Bowling green. ,,,,,,.. .....
HEN DERSON BROTHERS, Agents
EOR LIVERPOOL,
WIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE L. = MAILS
TUESDAY
LEAVING PIER No. 10. n. r.
As follows:
NEVADA .......................Aug. 3, nj 2. IA
KOrA....................-Aug. 10, at I'm
WISCO&SiN .----Aug. H. AT "Vo p III
WYOMING. 81, at II a m.
DAHO...............----.....A Aug. 81, at 300 p M
For Storage and Intermediate tickets al current rates. a
ply Broadway For Cabin passage. at $50 or 80
gold according TO stateTOom) apply AT No. CD Walst
Williams GTION.
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but from his moral principles being weakened. like
muscles long unusedt C'k n
Ne,c- York, July %, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27

y STEAMSIIfP iINE BETWEEN NFwYORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BHEME ..,-
CDNPANYS PIER fIot OF Sl'DNDSi, HOBokEN.
lIfIIN ........ Ana. Nc n AIt..-.-----. Au-. u
i,liES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK 70 SOUIhANP.
FIRST CABIT. 500 gold. sECOND CABIN, $50 COLT
SIEEHAGE. 30 currency. 80.
Return Tickets reduced rates Prepaid StetId9e ttItH
Gates. > currency.
ToI GIT % passage, apply 10 90 ,-,..,...-.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-27
ATTRACTIONS or TIE VINEYARD.

Returning to this point after absence OF five years,
would not recognize H. Al least dozen hotels
aud less than thousand new cottages would surprise
him. Now colonies have been planted all sides. at
Sunset Nights, Lagoon Nights, Vineyard Highlands.
Kaiama Bellevue Cedar Neck. and the Sound al
Falmouth Nights, WahquOt KOtuit, MenaHhant. lynn
his SecOnnessii etc Miles Of plank walks aud concrete
roads have been laid street railroad is in successful
operation and the whistle OF steam cars running from
Oak Bluffs 10 EdgartOwn and Kstama is Oen heard The
advantages Of tins island summer ort for families
and particularly children, it's complete isolation
combined with It's entire accessibility the perfect
brty Of the climate, tho purity OF the air and the
water, the delightful GOODNESS and uniformity Of
the temperature: tine safety in seaathng, there being
NO undoItOW the tine beach Astounding with curiositcs
the unsurpassed facilities Tor boating. fishing and yacht
Ing the absence Of DqHolselng dissipation, gambling.
and Righteousness the strong religious sentiment, TOM
ptfing Dut ID 10 means suppTesSng rCcIoatl0nS and
smusements the variety, elegance and beauty OF Tie
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-20
Pence in Mississippi.

MEMPHIS, October l9-The AppeaEs
Jackson, Mississippi correspondent gives
the following statement III regard u the
So called treaty OF peace, whereby the
militia was disbanded. The citizens held
an interview with the Governor on
Thursday, and iu response to fears ex.
pressed by the Governor that peace and
good order would not be preserved and
that the colOred men would not be per-
mit,cd to vote. they assured the Cover
nor that there WAS no other desire among
the white men, than that peace should be
preserved, the laws enforced and lar
election had; and that they would pur-
sue this course until the election, and
would by example do all in their power
to preserve order and secure fair cleo
ton. Governor Ames promised that III
view Of the statements made by the ciLl-
zcns, be WAS willing to trust their views
Us far as he could and 10 that end be
promised that he would or
der all militia companies which
had been organized to dlsperse and 80
home without arms, but on further con-
sultation, 1t was agreed that the arms
should be deposited in the in the
neighborhood IN which the companies
were raised and should be guarded by
the United States troops, to be under the
control OF the Governor and to be re.
moved only on his order. That the arms
would not again be delivered to the
militia except in case of riot or lnsur-
ractiOu. which could not be suppressed
by civil authorities.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-20

MILWAUKEE,, October l9-About q
week ago the Sheriff of Portage county,
named Baker, was killed by two broth
ers named Amos and Isaac Courtnight,
whom he attempted to eject from build
ing. This Torning party Of masked
men numbering about forty, wentto the
jail at Stevens Point seized the watch
and put him in irons, beat down the out
side doors, took out tho Courtnights an1
hung them TO pine tree overhanging
the road. The whole affair was
quickly and systematically executed.
There is no evidence of the identity OF
the perpetrators, but it is understood
they came from the town of Aloner.
In the trial of Erskine several witnesses
were examined. After the prosecution
rested. the District Attorney entered q
nolle rs to the first count. which charges
that Erskine had permitted certain tubs
in Shanfelds distillery to remain con.
,ealed. Mr.. Fish opened for the defence.
The first witness called was ex-Supervisor
Mum. The court is holding an evening
session
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-20
New York Market.

NEW YORK. October l9.-Cotton-
Quiet ut l4t@l4:c; futures closed weak;
November 10 : lG@l3 l5:32c; December
l3 5-lG@l3 1920; January Is 7-lGd
l3 l5-32c; February l3 9.l6@l3 l9 81;
March l33@l3 % 32c; April l3 l5 l6m
l3 3l-82c; May l4!ml45 32c. Flour
Quiet: receipts 5000 barrels; supertne
western and state So 20Gyj 90 common
to good 50 60Gyj 90 good to choice 50 -
u i 70; white wheat extra ST 55ClS %;
extra Ohio s. 7O@7 10, st. Louis So 80
@90O Rye flour and corn meal quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-lrregular; re.
ceipts 3Oj, 900 bushels; No spring 81 80
al 80; rejected 81 oral l3; No. 2 Chi
cngo spring, new and old, 81 2j@l 26!;
No 2 Milwaukee, new and old, ~ 3la
"a; No. do 81 pa "A. Rye-Quict
at S9c. Barley-Ieavy. Mat-Firm.
Corn Heavy and lower; receipts $1,000
bushels; western mixed, steam, GS(dG9sc
do sail 7OG7lc Oats-Lowcr except
for mixed Chicago and Milwaukee; re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels; state, inferior to
prime, 3jtG l9!c. Hay-Quiet at GjG7Gc.
Hops-Flrm; ycarlings sCo l2c. Coffee
Firm at ISAAC. Sugar-Firm; fair to
good refining 7s@sc; prime ste. No.
lasscs and Rice-Quiet Petroleum
Quiet; crude 7c; refined l4ic. Rosin-
Firm at 81 8O@l85. Turpentine-Firm
Mt 42c Unchangcd Pork
Firm at $2l OOa - 20. Becf-Unchsng-
ed. Cut Meats-Middles firm: long clear
city l3lGl4c Lard-Firmeri prime
steam IA l.lGc. Butter-Ileavy; western
l6G2jc Checsc-Unchanged. Whisky
Firm al 81 l..
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all the parties now of record either AZ
wer or make no objection, the court
would not refuse their request were 1t
not for the following considerations:
The appointment Of a receiver at this
time must necessarily be that Of tenn
porary receiver. The hearing Of the
prayer of the bill for an injunction and
permanent receiver is set for the 22d in
slant, and of this all the creditors of the
road, through the public press, have been
informed, and the parties to the suit, or
such US are entitled TO become such,
through the process of tho court, have
the like information, and it would BE- an
act of gross injustice to all concerned
whose consent is not filed, that perma-
nent receiver should be appointed when
the court has notified parties that that
motion would not be considered before
the 22d instant.
And if now the court were to acqul-
esce in the petition of the creditors mere
before it, and, constituting it to ask Tor
the appointment of II temporary receiver
merely, we're to appoint Mr. NlcEham,
~ they do not represent all the merit
gage creditors, nor majority Of them,
there is no certainty that other creditors
for larger amount might not tomorrow
A. K that tor the few remaining days some
person of their choice might hold the
position of temporary receiver. Such q
course would create great confusion
among all persons who have dealings
with the road and would Civ" great un
certainty to the proceedings OF the court.
As there are but q few days remaining
before tho regular hearing of the motion
for permanent receiver, l am of opin-
ION the court ought to give all the bond
holders OF like interest and indeed ali
persons having any interest in the sub
ject matter OF the proceeding and in
the preservation Of the property pledged
an equal chance TO be heard.
Mean time the court has no hesitation
in saying 10 the petitioners that Mr.
Wickham is not at all Objectionable TO
the court, but on the contrary Is, 50 far
as the Court can Judge, both from these
proceedings and from personal acquaint-
ance, very proper person to be put IN
charge of the road, and that If the case
stands al the hearing on the I'D as 1t Is
presented to the court to-day 1t will give
the court pleasure to comply with the
request of the creditors for his appoint
mcnt rs receiver.
The railroad company WAS represent
ed by Judge W. j. Robertson, Mr.. Henry
T. Wickham, and Mr.. w. Ii. Hogeman
OF Charleston, w. Va. the bondholders
by Judge W. W. Crump and James
Alfred Jones, Esq; the trustee under the
81 100000 of the Virginia Central raiI-
road by Mr.. Joseph Lane Stern the
trustees Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road mortgage by Mr.. w. W. McFar-
land, of Now York; tho receiver by
John 0. Steger, Esq; and the original
by Mr.. Andrews, of New
York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-20
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO October l9. - Flour-De-
maud moderate but unchanged. Wheat
In fair demand at lower rates; No.
Chicago spring 81 l6!; No.2, 81 100 spot;
81 lot seller October; 03t seller No
yemoeri No 3 &c; rejected SEC Corn
Quiet; No. mixed sac spot; 53:c bid
seller October; jO,c seller November;
465c seller year; rejected j3G j3ic.
Otts-Quet and firm; No. 33tc spot;
33!c seller October; 3lc bid seller No
vember. Barley and Rye-Quiet and
unchanged. Pork-Steady and in mod
crate demand al SD % spot; $2l G5M
q 20 seller October; Sl9 2jal9 80 seller
November Lard-Quiet at $l3 7O@
Is 10 spot; $l2 % seller year. Bulk
MeatS-Dull at Sl@Ss@ l2i@l3!@
l@tc. Whisky-Steady and in moderate
demand at 81 l34.
On call bosrd-W heat-Easier al
81 l0@l lOt October; 81 0S@l os! No
vembcr. Corn-Lower at 533G 53;c
October; 5Oi@ 5O!c November. Oats
Unchanged. Pork and Lard-Un-
changed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-20
Kentucky Masons.

LOUISVILLE, October l9.-Thc Grand
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons convened
in the Masonic temple on Monday even
ing, Graad High Priest Joseph F. Force
in the oriental chair, presiding, being the
ttty.ninth annual communication. The
other officers elected were Us follows:
james \. Beattle, Of Louisville, Grand
lIigh Priest; James w. Staten, of Boons-
vile, Deputy Grand High Priest; james
b. Blue, o. Maryanteld, Grand King;
L. d. Buckner, of Lexington, Grand
Scribe; Albert L. Hedges, OF Louisville,
Grand Treasurer. For Grand Secre-
tary, Joseph II. Branhan, OF Owenboro
Inc Grand Lodge of Free and Ac-
cepted Masons of the State OF Kentucky
Is now in session ut the Masonic Temple
in this city. This is the seventy-sixth
annual session, and has opened with an
attendance Of five hundred, Most Wor-
shipful Henry Bostwick presiding, and
all the other officers being present.
a committee Of five, consisting OF q. ID.
Buckner d. W. Smith, Rev. Ii.
NJ. Henderson, DR.. y. S. Walker
and j. d. Wicklitie, was appointed to
draft resolutions expressive of the grief
of the Masonic brotherhood at the death
of their eminent brother, John c. Breck-
enridge, Past Grand Orator.
A memorial report upon the lat0 Grand
Secretary, 5. N. McCorkle was adopted
by rising vote.
This afternoon the members of the
Grand Lodge. ana also the city bodies,
including members OF the knights Temp
lar, Knights kodosh and hundreds Of
citizens formed IN funeral cortege, march
Cd ito he cemetery and there buried the
remains OF the late Grand Secretary, j. NJ.
>. McCorkle with Masonic hOEOrs.
A thousand participated and the streets
all along the line OF march were throng
cd with people to witness the procession.
The twenty-seventh annual meeting OF
the General Christian Missionary Con-
vention OF America opened in this city
IN the presence of q fair number of dele
gates and visitors. The proceedings
we're conducted by the President, Rev.
Isaac Ernett, of Ohio, and Secretary,
Mr.. +. VI. Green, of the same State. The
object of the Convention, is TO spread
the gospel and the advancement OF mis-
sionary work in this and foreign lands.
Beyond the appointment of j. II. Gar
rison, J. c. Miller, j. Ii. Bowman, r.
Motfat and w. l.. Hogdon, n Committee
on Centennial Fund, nothing OF import
nnCc was transacted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-20
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
CHARLESTO
Destructive Fire.

CINcINNArI, October l9.-The Ga
.ettes Charleston West Virginia, special
says
"a fire to night, commencing in Dang
ridges restaurant, on Capitol street,
burned from the Cotton Opera House to
Virginia street destroying seven store
houses. The Opera House and the
Courier builling barely escaped. The
loss on the buildings is estimated at SlO,-
OO0, very little insured. The loss on
stock is considerably moro than on the
buildings, but the amount is not known"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-20
Fatal Coal OIL Accident.

OIL CITY, October IA small t"ne-
ment house III the northern part o! the
city, occupied by u family named Girty,
was burned this afternoon. The mother
Of the family had gone away, leaving
the house in charge of three children,
who eudeavored to kindle fire with
Kerosene during her absence. The fire
in the stove ignlcd the oil in toe can,
which instantly exploded, envrlopIng
the house IN flames, and so
burning the little boy who
was lighting the fire that there
are no hopes of his recovery. One Of the
little girls, about thirteen years old,
escaped without injury, but the other
child, little girl about four years old,
ran into closet and smut the door, She
wa, no, discovered till the house was
burned, when her charred remains were
found
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-20
BriIlinntIndian Wedding.

At Fort Gibson last evening, Mss Cora
Ross, daughter OF Col. Ross, principal
chief OF the Cherokee nation, was mar
ried to r. b. Howard, NJ. D., at tho
house of her father About one hum
dred guests, including the officers of Com
pany |, Fifth cavalry, stationed at the
tort, and their wives, and the elite OF the
nation, were present. The beautiful
residence OF Chiet Ross was elegantly
decorated, the grounds brilliantly iLIumi.
mated and the whole affair was the most
recherche ever witnessed in the nation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-20
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, October l9.-Pe!roIe.
um-Firmeri refined l3s@l3ic; crude
! 5@lO:c CIoversced-Steady at l0m
lOic. Unchanged. Wheat
Prime in fair request; new red Penusyl.
vania 81 40; do western 81 l0Gl Il;
auIDcr 81 40Gl A; white 81 43. Rye
Inferior western 75c. Corn Fairly
active; yellow 72c; mixed ia I2c.
Oats Less active; mixed 43c; white A
"a 49c. Whisky-Steady At 81 Il. But
tcr-Steady; New York and Bradford
county extras 33G3lc; frsts 3OG32c;
western extrss 2ola3 30c; frsts 2jm DO;
rolls 27(d@Oc. Cheese-Firm; western
fine 4iM. l3c Eggs-Freshnt Mt 27M 25c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-20
The Louisiana Ku-KIux.

New ORLEANS, October l9.-The
committee appointed BY the citizens OF
East Feliciana parish, headed by Mr..
Pipes the Conservative member Of the
House from that parish, waited upon act
ing Governor Antoine to-day, with the
view Of concer:Ing measures to suppress
lawlessness. Judge Dcnlng whose court
WAS adjourned in consequences OF the
shooting of Sheriff Smith, also submitted
u conditional proposition to 90 back and
hold a special term Of court, providing
the law-abiding citizens would pledge
themselves to give active support to the
enforcement of the laws.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-20

New YORK, October l9-.About $35, 900
worth of lace and silk trimmings, recent
ly imported from England, but under
valued 10 invoices were seized yesterday.
The capture of the original invoice led
to the discovery of an attempt to defraud
the revenue.
John II. Cuthbert & Co, whisky recti.
fers at Burlingslip, suspended yesterday.
Liabilities Sl5OOOO
The annual meeting Of the Gold Er-
change took place yesterday. The treas
urer's report showed a balance on hand
of Sl26,OOO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-20
,Jafl Delivery.

CoUScIL BLUFFS, October l9.-Nine
out lof twenty-five persons confined in
the county jail at this place escaped, at s
o'clock this morning, by fling of several
bars in one of the cells, and afterwards
digging through the massive stone wall.
There were n hundred persons in the vi
cinity of the building at the time, but
nothing unusual was noticed. No clue
as to the whereabouts OF any Of them has
yet been obtained. Many of those who
availed themselves ofthe chance to escape
were confined on the charge of larceny.