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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-19

the Radical press may make the most
of it.
Regarding the remainder Of the ex-
tract quoted above, all that is necessary
10 say is that such anxiety on the
part of Radicals, for the future
good of the Democratic party, as is there
expressed, is always to be received with
great suspicion. "T'imeo DanaoS doHa
tsrent.s" is good maxim and to prove
that it does come from Radical source,
all we have to do is to quote the rest Of
the same paragraph as follows:
"In any event the Democratic party
will have hard row TO hoe al the ap-
preaching canvass. What, with the
trouble in regard to the Auditor ana
Treasurer, the expensive legislation
which the State is compelled to pay ior,
not only expensive but bad, and IN some
cases even childish-the general hard
times for which the party Is no way re-
sponsible; the prejudice excited against
the new Constitution all over the State;
and lastly the bitter feuds among some
of their prominent leaders. 1t would not
be surprising were West Virginia to be-
come once more Republican State.
We would only add further, Tor the in
formation Of j. b. W, that he has propa-
bIy allowed his wishes to be father to his
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Fri.hIrui Railroad Accident.

Augusta, GA, November lS.-A
frightful railroad accident took place last
night on the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad near Pine Haven,
about twenty-five miles from Augusta.
After the regular passenger train lett
Columbia, Yesterday afternoon, for Au-
gusta. IT was followed by a train Of
empty cars for the same place. The two
trains were running Mt the rate Of about
twenty miles an hour, one following
close upon the other. The passenger
tram had Just reached Il siding and was
about to stop, when the Sec
ond train came rushing along. The
engine telescoped with the ladies car,
throwing 1t and the smoking car from
the track. \ terrible scene followed.
The ladies car WAS filed with passengers,
and men women and children We're jam.
med together, wounded, crushed aud
bleeding. Alter few moments ot con
fusion, the windows and doors were broken
omen. and the passengers carried from the
wreck. Bst one lie was lost, that of
Charlie Nightcngale, aged slN years, son
of William Nightcngale, of Brunswick,
Georr,a. who seemed to have been steam.
cd to death. Mr. Deshman, Baltimore
commercial traveller, bIed great deal,
and appears badly wounded. George
Chamberlain, of South Carolina, was
among the passengers. The outward
bound train from Augusta, being unable
IN MASS the wreck returned with the
wounded some Of whom, however, prove
TO have but slight Injuries.
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PAID NEARLY
- 4 o 0 . o o .
JANUARY End, lS,


II. X. STEVENS, ESQ: Dear Sir-when
about six months old ! was yacinated.
The parties WHO were vaccinated from the
same virus died from the humor. The
humor spread over me 10 such an extent
that | was rolled in bran 10 prevent me
from scratching my person. The disease
finally settled in my head. ! remained in
this condition about twenty years, troub-
led all the time with sores breaking in my
head and diScharging corruption rom my
ear. At this time a small kernel appear
ed on my neck, gradually increasing In
size until a tumor formed ofSuch immense
size ! could Scc IL by turning my eyes
downward. All this time ! was taking
various remldics for my blood, withSut
any substantial benefit.
then went 10 a prominent physician In
Boston, who, during his treatment OF six
months, lanced the tumOr eight times,
which cost me nearly $40. This LEFT IN"
with "A rough, aggravated sore, without AT
all diminishing the size of the tumor, and
i'm "A Slckly, feeble condition. ! consulted
another physician in Natick. who, after
considerable time, succeeded In healing
the sore without reducing the size. Al this
point / commenced 10 use Negetine,
at the earnest persuasion OF a friend. After
! had taken this medicine about one week
/ experienced wonderful sensations. MY
whole body seemed To be undergoing
radical change, until, finally, the tumoE
broke and discharged irighttul quantities.
From this time IN decreased in size until
the bunch disappeared, but my neck sull
bears the ugly scars OF the sore and lance.
| am now healthy and streng and able ~
work every day.
will also mention that | have been an
acute sufferer from inilammatory rheuma-
tism ever since | can remember, until
commencing the use of Negetine. when aI-
most Immediately all rheumatic pains
ceased This statement | volunteer FOR
the purpose of benefitting other suffering
humanity, and you will confer favor by
giving IL as much publicity ~ thought
proper. Very grattIuIlSt
.. NJ SANEIS, Ashland, Mas.
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Case Of Bill hinS.

WA,HINGToN, November lS-To day,
Mr.. Riddle in the criminal court, called
attention to the case Of William King,
indicted for perjury in connection with
the Pacific Mail subsidy lie stated that
early in the term the case had been con-
tinued in consequence Of Colonel Irwin
being absent in Europe; that he was now
in this country, and his attendance could
be secured, and Mr.. King WAS anxious
for u speedy trial. The casn went over
with the understanding that the District
Attorney would fix Il day for triul as soon
rs it was aseertainci when General But
Ter, principal counsel for King will BE-
hrrr
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Chicago YEarikeI.

CHICAGO, November IS. 49, Flour
Inactive. Wheat Demand good at full
prices; No. Chicago spring 81 90
No. , 81 O7@l O7i spot 81 O7i seller
November; II o. seller year; No. 3
$50 sS!c. Corn Steady and in moder-
ate dcalnnd; No , Ole spot; jO.c bid
seller November; i7.c bid seller year;
rejected SOC. Oat,-Quict and steady;
&O!@3O;c all options. Barlcy-Lower
at sj!c spot; Si!c seller November
Rye-Quict and firm at Gsc. Pork
Generally unchanged; some sales rather
higher ut $40 % spot; $40 I5 seller year.
Lard-GeneraIl unchanged; some sales
higher ut $ll 30 spot; $l2 o. seller year.
Bulk Meat,--Quiet ut 1!mlO$@ll
WhIsky-Sl ll!.
On call board-W Wheat L Unchanged.
Corn-highcr; 57,c seller November;
others unchanged
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McDonnId's "CrOOkcd'' CnSe-MUrh
Interest Manifested.

ST. Louis, November lS-Thc Nc.
Donald trial is still the centre of attrac'
ton here, and the court room WAS again
crowed to excess to-day. The first wit
ness was b. II Engieck, rectiiier, who
testified to having talked with Joyce at
variou, times since 1871, about dom Z
business. Witness was told by him that
he could purchase crooked whisky, and
would be protected in 80 doing; IN fact
was urged TO do 50, and several times
was as kcd 10y Joyce If he was
getting all he could handle; was
always notified in advance Of agents
coming from Washington or eisew here
to investigate and WAS ordered to
..straighten up get the house in order,
''be prepared to receive company DC!
Avery Dangerously Involved.
Avery used to send the ring lniOrma-
ton of any movement that looked dam
gerous. joyce on one occasion SAID to
witness. "Mv friend Babcock writes me
that there is hell to pay; We are IN a
,crapc and must get out O. II.
Witness paid his share OF Tn"
assessment, made for the benefit
of Hogue and other parties. W hen we
were told to raise money there was lIttc
satisfaction given, as we were told to do
it and It had to be done. Witness pHd
Joyce in Lcavcnworth two assessments
fer what was called the campaign fund;
paid 500 to the Hutchns 9TH ward fund
and $3.50 to the State fur d; understood
the Hutchins fund reached 5000, and
all were required to contribute 10 1t.
From 1872 to 1873 thcliug Wa, composed
+ Mcdonald, Joyce, Fitzroy; Mckee,
Mcguire, Patrick NcwcOmh ami
Grosvenor. ofthe Democrat. The latter
got 81. 900 to let up on MaGulrc when
the latter wss seeking the nomination for
mayor of this city. Consarron, Everest
and perhaps Others received money. The
witncs. then gave considerable intorma-
tion about the manner oldoing crooked
business. He had trouble at different
times with some of the officers about his
wav of purchasing crooked whisky, and
at one time he was assessed $500 for 1t,
which he refused to pay. They then
threatened to shut him up, and he tcld
them if they did they would have to c,ose
up other, too. The matter was finally
COMPROMISED. Witness had several con-
versations with G. NJ. Ford about the
business, and also talked with Mckee
about it received letter from Ford on
one occasion in regard to the matter;
understood $4,000 had to be raised for
the campaign fund in 1872; Ford closed
the house once IN 1871 for two days, and
then he was allowed to proceed. Witness
admitted to being y party to several in
dictments here and had plead guilty to
snmn Of thnm.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November lS.-Cot.ou-
Dull at l23c. FIour-Nominal!y un-
changed. Wheat-Demsnd iar and
market firm; red 81 ljml 30. Corn
Steady; old G3C Gjc; new 45G, SOC. Oats
Steady at 2jG3sc. Barley-Flrmi
prime to choice Canada 81 2OCrl 20
Rye-Steady at 7SCo soc. Pork-Dull at
S2l 25n u 80. Lnrd-Steady and in
moderate demand steam l2!c; jobbing
13@l3lc. Bulk Meats-Quirl; shoulders
days salt, selling at ga Hm 1859, ali
loose. Bacon-Scarcc at ga lOGl@!r'
I4@I4I@l44c. Whisky-HeId higher
at 81 -.
Hog,-Qmct; common light 81 GOA
-; fair TO good packing - 2Oa 20;
good butchers - asa : -.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Novembe l5.-Cotton-
Steady at l3 9.l6@l3sc; futures closed
quiet and steady; November l3 1920
IL 8 l6c; December l3tGl3 5-32c; Jan
uary lS f-32c; February l3 ll-32c; March
lS!@l3 l7-32c; April l3 23-S2c; May
l3b@l3 29-322. t'lour-Receipts 1900
barrels; little more active demand,
chiefly for shipping grades; superane
western and State 81 90@4 95; common
to good s. 30@5 6O; good TO choice So So; ;
white wheat extra 81 ljlG8 w. Rye
Flour-Steady ut 81 2jca5 80. Corn
MeaI-ln fair demand. Wheat Re
ceiptS 1900 bushels; better and mod
crate exprto demand; rejected spring
81 %; ungraded 81 07@l -; No. 2
Chicago 81 2SU 30; No. 3 DO 81 -; No.
3 Mi waukee II 20Gl %; No Mime
sofa 81 3S; No 81 GOAL 32; No. 3 do
81 20; No. Shebaygsn 81 80; winter
red western 81 l74l 25; amber 81 300
40; white Michigan common to extra
Pennsylvania 81 39Gl 40. Rye-Quiet;
western SOFA SSc. Barley-Steady; COM
mon 95c. Ilalt-FIrm and unchanged
Corn-Closed rather steady with more
inquiry; receipts 10000 bushels western
mixed, steam, 6l@ lie; do sail 13l@7lc.
Oats-Reccipts $1,000 bushels; fairly ac-
tive and shade trmer; western mixed
and State 40, f9c; choice No. > Chicago
iSc. IIay-Flrm al so 90. Hops
Firm; eastern and western 100, l6c
Cottee-Quict and unchanged. Sugar
Quiet fair to good refining So sic; prime
Sc. Molasscs- Nominal. RIce-Un-
changed. Petroleum-lrrcgular; crude
firm at 63@6sc; refined l2!Cl l25c. Tur.
pentinc-At IOc. Eggs-Stcady at 2SCd
pc Pork-Quict ut 81 81, Beef -
Unchanged. Cut Meats-Qu,ct. Lard
Opened firm and closed heavy; prime
steam I2s@ l2!c. Butter-Firm; west
ern l6m25c. Chccsc-lrregnar at G,r
~. Whisky-Firm ut $ll7.
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New ORLEANS, November lS.-Gal-
weston dispatches report terrible
tragedy AS occurring OF Currco this morn
ing, \ party of five men entered Ryan S
saloon and killed Reuben Broun, the City
Marshal, formerly member of the SUIT
ton party. His body was rlddled with
balls. The saloon was crowded with
men. black and white One negro named
Tom Freeman received two shots and
was instantly killed. Another negro
man was wounded in the face. Brown
WAS the man who arrested Taylor for the
murder Of SJLton. Taylor escaped from
the Indiuuola JUL during the September
cyclone. Il Is supposed his party did
the Shooting Alarm bells were rung
and guard placed over the town. No
arrests have vet been made.
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Tho knssnm Libel SniI.

DYs MONIES. November lS-Thc tc,ti-
monv in the libel suit OF John \. kasson
rs. the state Register, closed to-day. The
plairtifl presented no evidence in rcbut-
tal. which occasioued some surprise, as It
was claimed that friends would 20 on the
stand and rebut the evidence duplicating
himself The testimony introduced by
the plaintiff consists entirely OF his own
deposition. taken III the city OF New
York. The argument for the defence
commenced this afternoon.
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Last Night but One.

New YORK, November lS-Thc last
nignt but one of the Rink meetings at
tracted the largest assembly of people
vet gathered in and around the building.
The doors were opened at Is =. NJ and in
fifteen minutes the vast edltice was Jam
med. and the streets surrounding 1t
crowded. Ten thousand tickets are al
ready given out for the meeting to-mor-
row night. The hymn Grace, It's
Charming Sound was sung by the whole
congregation standing, aud prayer wa.
offered by Rev. DR.. Cuyler, who request
ed the audience TO join in the Lords
PRAYER ut the close OF his petition.
lie PRAYED that those sinners who had
been shut out Of the rink by Christians
occupying the room, might be reached in
some other way.
Mr.. Moody then announced that in
addition to the other services tomorrow
there would be an inquiry meeting all
day long in the NJ. +. Church, from 10
O clock in the morning until time for the
evening service, in the church and Rink,
and after these meetings until ten in the
evening.
saMr. Moody then preached a sermon
Ipon "Conicssing Christ
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Democratic .Nictory-..t.rrnt Bcjoic


NASHVILLE, November lS.-An timer
lean Chattanooga special announces the
election of Fort, the Democratic candi-
date for Mayor Of Chattanooga, by 2s&
majority, over Jones, Republican, the
present incumbent The Democrats also
elected the City Marshal and ball the
Aldermen. The contest WAS very cXclt.
ing. There is great enthusiasm and
burning of bon-frc>, while the Mayor is
heing hauled over the city on hose car
rage by the enthusiastic tremen. The
nct that Chattanooga has been long con-
trolled by the Republicans, together with
the fact that the defeated candidate for
Mayor MAS the most popular Republican
IN the city, sufficiently explains the
Democratic eNultatinn
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New York Cattle Mark ei.

NEW YORK, November lS.-Beevcs-
Receipts 1870 head, making 200 head
for three days, against 2,2yO head same
time last week. Not enough offering to
call out buyers. Feeling tirmer. Fair
to prime steers wanted at M advance
from many equal to 4c. Transactions
yesterday and to-day at SIC for poor
native cows and heiiers and oxen; ga BE
for common to extra native steers; s!M
9Ic Tor ordinary to good Texas and
Chcrokees.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 2,770
head, making GOO head for three days
against 1900 head same time last week;
Market fair Mt 4GGc for poor to prime
sheep; j!C,7!c for lambs.
Swine-Rcccipts 1880 head, making
1920 head for three days, against lj,4GO
same time last week. None sold alive
dressed quiet with light demand ut sic.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New Work Money and Stock
Market

NEW DIRK, November ls-MoNEY-
At @!@4 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Glrr1 per cent. Customs receipts
S3&5 900. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bur.cd $4,000 Clrarings S2LOOO,OOO.
Sterling lower at 4o4m 4S7I.
GoLD-Opened at ll4I, advanced 10
lllI, reacted to ia, and finally closed
at llli. The rates paid for carrying
were |, , and per cent Loans were
also made flat and at l-64 per diem for
borrowing. London advicc- to day, were
all in favor of lower gold, but some Of
the tclrgrams from Washington in regard
to the Cuban question, in connection with
the proposition Of Don Carlos, were made
the basis for an advance in premium by
spccuIators operating for rise.
GovERNMENTs-Strong and higher in
sympathy with the advance in gold and
the iirmness of securities at London,
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CHICAGO, November ls.--Thc bark
Panama, worth $1,000; the schooner
Abigail, value $1,000. and the schooner
Herald, value 50 900, are all aground on
the cast shore. having been driven in 10y
the storm Of yesterday morning
The grand jury to-day found true bills
against nIne election judges and three
rcpcaters, tor alleged election frauds.
\ match for 5000 was made 10 day
between Tom Allen aud Jcm Mace, t.
come oil May 20 next. Barney Arron
acted for Allen, and Harry Hill, OF New
York, for Mace, \ torcit WAS put up.
AT ll:G0 tonight O'L'cary had nrnon-
plishcd 5l9 miles; Weston, b.
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Importnnt R.tlway. Meeting.

CLEVELAND. November l3.-Import.
ant railway managers held ameeting here
yesterday. The contemplated pool of
earnings between the VsndaliS and the
indianapolis and St. Louis lines was for
mally completed, and Major John E.
Simpson, long and favorably known in
railroad circles, was elected general man.
ager Of the pooled lines. The meeting
also agreed upon q schedule for through
palace cars between Louisville and New
York, by the way of the Cleveland
Chicago, Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
Lake Shore, and New York Central
railroads, To take effect December lst.
Arrangements are ia progress for similar
facilities between Cincinnati, 81. Louis
and New York
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TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OYFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ,
NAsnlSGToN, Nov. I9, 4. VI. J
mon MI T.rTE-

OFFICE Of CNlEF SIGNAL OFtI' ER'
NAsnlSGToN. Nov. ~, | 4. VI. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States. falling aad stationary barometer
southeast to southwest winds, warmer
and partly cloudy weather and possibly
occasional rains
For the West Gulf Stqte-, Tennessee
and Ohio Valley falling and stationary
barometer, south 10 west winds, warm
and partly cloudy weather and occasion
al rains, gradually followed by rising bar.
omc,er, and IN the east district north.
westerly winds.
For the Upper Mississippi "nd Lower
Missouri Valleys. rising barometer. north
to west Wind colder and partly cloudy
weather. and in the former and MI,-uIr.
occasional snow or rain. which condition
will extend over the Upper Lake region,
For the Lower La. Ee non aud Mid
die States, falling barometer. -o4th"r.y
winds, vcerins 10 westerly, warmer,
cloudy weather aud rain, followed by
rising barometer and in the latter partly
cloudy weather.
For New England falling barometer
southwest to southeast winds, warmer
cloudy weather and rain turning into
snow in the northern portion.
For the Canal Region OF New York
New Jersey and Pennsylvania, tempera
ture above freezing Friday night.
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Crooked whisky Men Found Guilty

MILWAUKEE, WIS, November ls-At
= o'clock this afternoon, the jury in the
case of Schlitz " Bergenthal, after being
ut twenty-five hours, returned verdict
of guilty, The offence charged was omis-
sion to enter shipment, Of spirits IN form
twelve.
\ motion was made for new trial in
the Mocllcr case. The motion for new
new trial WIS argued by Mr.. Carpenter
and Judge Dixon and taken under adj
yisrmrut hy the Court.
The case against ReNmert n Leopold
worth, proprlc;ors Of the Menonc dlstll-
lery, was opened by Mr.. Mckinney tor
the government.
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Big Fire Near Dubuque.

DUBUQUE, November ia mill
owned by the Iowa Lumber Company,
situated three miles from this city, burn
ed tonight. Fully 100000 feet oflum-
Der was also consumed, Loss on mill,
$4,000, and on lumber about $4,000.
Most of the lumber was owned by In
grain, Kennedy u Day. The fire is still
burninO
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Collision on the Pittsburgh. Gin
cinnatf and St.Louis Railway.

PITTsBURGH, November iS-At ten
o'clock this morning collision occurred
on the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st
Louis Railway, between n construction
train and and a west bound freight train,
near Philadelphia Crossroads, 4 few
miles east of Dennison, Ohio, Three
employees of the construction train were
killed and two others seriously injured.
The accident seems to have been caused
by the engineer of the freight trnin dis
regarding the signals gwen by I'll" flag
man of the construction train.
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s,catorcs FINDER Mr.. News Admins.
ITuIiaII,

WAsH1xGrIoN, November lS.-The
$4,000 stolen under Mr.. News admnis-
trstion. 81. 600 at one time and $1,000 at
later date were paid into the treasury
very soon after the losses ware reported
bv Mr.. New himself out of his private
resources. He has not assessed the en-
plovees The arrangement III the treas
ury office to guard against losses by
stealing are perfect as possible. Efforts
are still being made to discover who took
the money, with view to their arrest
and punishment.
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What is Vegetine2

II IS a compound extracted from barks.
roots and herbs. II ltisuature's remedy. II
IS perfectly harmless from any bad effect
upon the system. II Is nourishing and
Strrugthrning Il acts directly upon the
blood II uuiets the neTVous system. II
gives YOU a good, sweet sleep at night. II
is a great ptnacca for our aged fathers ana
mothers, Tor IL gives them strength, qui"is
their nerves, and gives them natures
sweet Slccp-as has brcn proved by many
AN aged person. IL Is the great Blood
Purifier. II iS Il soothing remedy for our
children. II has relieved and cured thou
sands. II is very pleasant 10 take; every
child likes IL. II relieves and cures all dis
eases originating from impure blood. Try
the NcgctiEc. Give II a Hir tria! for your
complaints: then YOU Will say tO your
friend, ncighbor and acquaintance, Try
1t; IL has cured me-
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November lS-P"tro-
lcum-Weak; refined l2!ml2ic; crude
Zoe. Flour-Quict and unchanged.
Wheat-In fair request; Pennsylvania
red 81 3ja,l 40; white ii 4OGrl 80.
Rve-Wrstern S3M s3ic. Corn-More
active; yellow 7j!Cl 7fci mixed zoe. Oats
Dull; white 43li iSc.; stained 800 ilc
Whi.ky-Stcady at 81 lG. Butter
Quiet; New York and Bradford county
extras &4m 35r; first, Boa BE; western
extras 3Oa32c; iirsts 27m29c; rolls extra
2sm29c; tr,ts 26m2Sc. Chee.e-Qmet;
fine western l2lml3c. Egg,-Qaioti
western fresh 3Ol, &c
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November lS-fiour-
Dull aud unchanged, Whent-Stcady;
amber western 81 81; Pennsylvania red
81 3OMl 80. Confirm An quiet;
western edG9tc. Oats-Quiet; west
ern mixed iOG tie; white western l3C,
ijc. Rye-FIrm at Goa .jc. Provisions
Offerings light and prices unchanged
Pork-At $23 25m2&75; new 81 GOA
- -. | Pctrolcum-Quict; crude &c;
refined l23r,l3c, Whlsky-FIrm " at
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New YORK, November ls-Thc Con-
vcnton of the American Woman's Sut-
i'rage Association was continued to-day
Several addresses were made and n
lengthy series of resolutions were read
reatiirming the principle, Of the associa
tion and demanding equal rights for
women. Great prmincnce was given in
All address to the pelitIonlng 81 the Stat"
Legislature to enable women to vote at the
presidential election of 1876.
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Considerable Activity in the G"spOrt
Navy Yard.

NORFOLK, Va, November lS.-Con-
siderable activi.y prevails at theHo'Port
navy ward. Orders have been received
from Washington to thorougiy fit out the
monitors Lchigh and Montotuk with all
possible dispatch.