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the disease Is in the blood, and so eI'
clusiyely in the blood that II healthier
blood can be substituted the disease may
be cured. In all cases Of organic disease
this theory has been found to be erro'
nCous. 1t can only apply to cases where
the patient has lost blood by wound
and where fresh supply may save life
In paralysis the disease is in the brain
and the machinery Of the vital operations
Is disOrdered, When this is the case The
TRANSMISSION Of fresh blood will not chang
the disorder, but rather tend to aggrayatC
1t by stimulating q crippled organ 70
activity for which it is unfit.
But suppOSipg the disease in paralysis
to be in the blood instead Of the brain
how long, the Herald very seriously asks
will two, four or six ounces Of blood lasl
= mani Perhaps two, tOur, or ak hours
and then there must be a new TRANSLATION
And II there ia not a new transmission
will not the original ineaparity Of thu
system to make good blood recur and re
duce the man to the state which he
raised by the stimulus Of the small dose
o. healthy vital ipaf j9 =
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Condensed TeIearams.

Oliver Charlick, Of New York, The
late Police Commissioner, and President
Of the Long Island railroad, died yeSter
day.
During the gale Thurstlay evening 4
barge laden with iron orc, bohnd from
Ontario to Charlotte, was abandoned and
is ssuppoSed 10 be lost, with four persons
The Leighton Iron Works nt East
Rochester were blown down. Loss $780,
900.
Alderman Long Of Chicago, has been
removed from his division on the Custom
House, and II Is anticipated that others oI
those 10 Chargewill be removed as the in
yestigation proceeds. Amovernent Is OF
foot In this city for relief OF the Oshkosh
sufferers. The jury in the Story con
tempt case, were charged this afternoon
but up to n late hour last night had giver
no verdict. "
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New YORK, April 30.-Net receipts h
all United States ports this week, 2S,32y
bales; same week last year, @,iOi; total
to date, 3,3ll,072i last year, S,5GS,67Q
Exports for week, tO,94S; last year, G9,l76
total to date, 2,2ji,2G3; last year, 2,47O,'
Oj3. Stock in all United States ports
474, ,iG2; last year, 4i1,O2l. Stock Ia all
interior towns, GO,ll3; last year, II ,02O
Stock In Liverpool, $4,000; last year
SOl. Stock (Americah) aaOat for Great
Britain, 100000; last year, 2Gl 900.
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Nast's Latest Picture.

The immortal Mast has u fearful pic
ture in the last issue Of HarTeTs Weekly
The Weekly bO it understood, isa red hot
paper against all the seeulariEihg claims
and prclehtions Of the Church Of
Rome. On the public school question ii
is especially Jealous, II Cardinal Nc
CIDskey, Or any other man, ever gsLS past
the KgAy with the intent to abstFaClthe
Bible from the common schools, or to di-
vert any portion Of the school fund to
the parochial schools Of the Catholic
Church ION any conditions whatever), aS
has been recently agitated in New York,
he will have to get up very early in the
morning. NastS pencil is as unrelenting
towards all such schemes as II was to
all phases Of the rebellion during the war,
He inpSlei Rch and every ore 81 stHem
with bis sharp pointed stylnsia 4 way
that nobody ever fOfgets, and that makes
more impression upon the pablicnIind
than a dozen lenders from tho SladaS
Times, or n half dozen pamphlets from
Mr.. Gladstone, on the subject Of papal
iniallibility.
This last picture, to which we allude, IL
a representationrot ashoalo Of Catholic
priests emerging, in The form Of crocO
liles, from the water Of river upon the
beach Of which a large number Of schOOI
children, just let out from school, are
playing, These priests all wear miIrcs ol
their heads, tllstended like the long jaw'
Of the crocodile, and they are making fol
the children as fast rs they can crawl
In tho distance ID Seen u picture Oi the
Capitol at Washington, looking like 81
Peters at Rome, slrmounted by cross
and inscribed with a legend about tht
unity Of church and State. The children
are Of course badly frightened, and arC
represented Ns drawing back and hiding
behind each other in all stages Of pant
stricken fear. Whether these mitret
crOcodiles are eventually to capture th,
innOCents, like the two she bears in tn
time Of Elisha, or whether the American
people will loom up in the distance, jus
| In tho nick nf time. like ihr ScOttisl
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QUEESsrowN, April SO.-The steam,
ship Russia, from New York, has or
rived. r...srt
NEw YoRK, April SO.-Thc steamer
Cuba, from Liverpool, has arrived.
KINGSTON, April 3O.-NaYagatlOn Ia
now open, arrivals from the Lake ports
are expected tomorrow.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 30.-Arrlyed-
Steamship Highland Light, from New
York. sailed-Paciic Mail steamer
Calima, from Panama.
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cloudy. Mercury SO to 7Oo. River rose
$40 feet, with lS 9-l0 feet on the gauge,
Down-AIary Houston, Vint Shinkle, II,
S, Turner, Tarascon, Nick LOngworth
Up-Idlewild, Silverthorn, Peytona and
bargcs, Geo. Roberts, Nashville, Min
neola, Fawn. Business active, The
LongWorth lies over till tomorrow, The
Nashville and Minneola have good trips.
NASHVILLE, April 30. - River still
rising with 20 feet sCant on the shoals,
Raining. The Eddyvillc is expected from
Cairo to might,
LOUISVILLE, April SO.-The river is on
a stand with I feet 10 inches. Arrived
Andy Brown, Cincinnati; Ed Hobbs, st.
Louis; Liberty, No. 4, Pomeroy. De.
paeted-Ed Hobbs, Wheeling; Liberty,
st, Louis,
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Important Decision.

PTTsBuRpT, AprilSO.-The celebrated
Bond Of Friendship case which has been
on trial for several days in the Common
Pleas Court Of this city, and the result
Of which has been looked for with great
interest as establishing an important
precedent, was decided to-day in favor
Of the plaintiff, Robert D. Clark. This
claim was against the estate Of VIM. Nc.
Gully for $4,000, and was based on q tes.
tamcntory paper given Clark by McCully
some time before the death Of the latter.
The transaction having been made pri-
vately without witnesses and unknown to
McCnIlys direct heirs, was contested with
the above result, II will doubtless go to
the Supreme Court.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April SO,-FlOur-srOng
and unchanged, Wheat-Firm and un'
changed. COrn-Higher at 90hC. Oats
Dull; white western 70A7lC; mixed 6Sa
Soc. Rye-Quietat 81 II, Hay-Dull at
l7a94C, PrOviSiOns-Quiot. Pork-$22 20
a2S W. Bulk Meats-ShOulders DC; clear
rib l2%C. BacOn-steady; shoulders exc;
clear rib l3alSAC. Hams-l4lfal5C. Lard
-l6al6I4O, CO1ee-Steady and unchanged.
Butter-StCady at lSa26C. Petroleum -
NOminally unchanged. Whisky Easier
NJ et TX
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CinclnnatI.

CINCINNATI, April 30.-COItOn- UnIGIj
middlings l6Xc. Flour-Steady; family
al 90 0OaG 10. Wheat-Fitm al : Ial 3O'
Cofu-QuiGt, firm and unchanged oau1
Firmer ht 67aGgC. Rye quiet q p'
larley-QulGt al 81 bOdt a. linseed OIL
lie lard OiilFirtn at 81 23at 25. Eggs
.eF;rmef Al iSc. Buttet--Dull; choice 81
0o1s, cheese Dull al 14IEal6c. Clover
Need = Steady al l2ai2hc. Pork - Firm
SnJ ouiCi At S22 90. IArtl-Demand laii
Tnd market firm,ltsSai5Nc asked for good
jStSc bid. Bulk Meats-Shoulders active
al Sfc; clear rib ilAc spot; i2Hc buyer
June; cltaf 'SISasAC. Bacon = Jobbing
sales at g3SaDNai2MaiSIEalBMc Whisky
-InactiveNt 81 l2.
Iioas-Dnll but UNCHANGED.
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sr,i,isn I1enth.s.IIritiRe Award

CISclNSArr, April SO.-D. II. Mears a
prominent business man, engaged IN the
manufacture Of stoves, died very sndden-
ly this afternoon Of apopleSy. .
The Trustees Of the Southern Railraid
awarded 10 the Baltimore Btidge Com
panythe contract to build n bridge over the
kehtucy river. The bridge IL two hun
ired and seventy .five feet high and twelve
hundred feet long and will coat $377, 800.
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The Treatment by Transmission


II was supposed by many people that
an important and very radical discovery
had occurred in medical science when
treatment by transmission Of blood vas an.
nounced. Many instances Of treatment
by this method, and the effects theteftomy
have been published In the newspapers,
but up to this time nothing has ttanSpit.
ed Of character 10 sustain the high eX.
pectalions that many people indulged
some time ago. ThesL Louis papers re.
Gently announced that Gen. Frank Iilait
was being treated by this process, and
with hopes Of success, for paralysis. The
practice in hiscaSc haA leeh 10 draw of
so many ounces bi his own blUod and
supply the waste with blood from the
veins Of man in a high state Of robust
health. The operation has already been
performed several times, and the effects
are said to be encouraging. Nbtwilh.
standing, however, this hopeful report In
his case, there IL no reason to suppose
that he can he radically benefited in the
end, And for the very good reason Las IL
secms) that il assigned by the New York
Herald in its issue Of Thursday last. In
speaking Of this case II points out the
fatal error upon which the theory Of
treatment i' founded. This theory Is that
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EsCArISG THE ORDINANCE.-As the
steamer Market Boy was coming up the
river yesterday she met good sized
porker near the Belmont Mill, swimming
down stream, evidently trying to get
over into Ohio and thus escape the penalty
attached to the obnoxious hog ordinance,
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Toledo.

ToLRDo, April S0.-Flour-Demand fair
and market firm. Wheat-Opened excited
and prices 80 higher and closed steady;
No. white Michigan 81 80; extra do. 81 81;
amber 81 26ISal 27N; seller May 81 81;
seller June 81 3Oal SOJS; seller July 81 "a;
No. 9 red 81 Goal 27; seller June 81 S01Gi
seller July 81 "a; No. 81 20. Corn
Active aud higher; mixed cash and seller
MAy773(G; seller June zoe. Oats-Dcmand
fair and market Grm; No. 9, G5ci white
I1l.p.
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FIre in Ihe Woo,Is.

MANCHESTER, NIL, April SO,-An ex-
tensiye FIRE is raging in the woods near
this city, extending along the line Of the
Manchester & Lawrence Railroad TO
Londonderry, and trains on that road
cannot pass through the flames, A con-
strucLion train with gang Of men
left here this afternoon to fight the fire.
Many miles have been burned over and
immense damage will be done II the
flames are not checked. l..
LATER.-The fire in the woods Is still
raging, Eight hundred acres are burned
over, and the loss thus far is upwards Of
$4,000, Harvey's mills and u number Of
dwellings are in imminent danger,
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AiteTbeny Cattle,

FAST ttnkRTY, April 30. .-CATTLR-R Re,
GENTS loIlay llt head, and for four days
pasl 4,2A head. Arrivals both for yard
sales and through stock very light No buy
Cts on hand and no business doing, conse'
qucntly no quotations. ., F,
fIOGs-Rcccipls to-day $3.50 head, and
iot four days past s,i95 head. Workers
$7 70as 20; Philndelphias 50 0Oa9 20. ,
SiiREp-EIeceipts to-day 500 head, anu
for four days past 1900 head. No sales
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REAL EsrArE.-During the month just
closed hfty.four deeds in fee transferring
real estate, and tOrty4eight deeds Of trust
were .hlmittcdsl 10 record at lhe Office d
The Clerk Of The County Cotitt. N thg
previous month, March, there were forty
six transfers Of real estate aud SiSty.onG
deeds Of trust s. Ne
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weather Iseport.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPICR or TIlR CIIiRP SIGNAL OPRiCRR,
WAslIiSGrON, d. G., April D,-&N r. N.

wAsilSGroS, d. G., April aO,-&3O p. NJ }
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, Middle aud Atlantic
Staes, partly cloudy weather, north to
west winds will prevail, with slight
changes in temperature and rising
barometer during the night.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States
and Tennessee and Ohio Valley, generally
cloudy weather, eastcrly to Boutherly
winds, with no decided change in tenl.
perature, stationary or falling barometer
and rain except on the southern Atlantic
coast.
For the lake region, upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valleys, increased
cloIdineBs, continued cool weather, with
northwest 70 southwest winds, stationary
or falling barometer and areas Of rain
west and southwest Of Michigan.
The Ohio river will rise slowly.
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u.biIo,IcInI,in wool

PHILADELPHIA, April 3O.-Wool-zDuI
light slpplyanl prices steady; Ohio, Penn
sylyanil and West Virginia Xxx md above
6Ia55c; X 6ia55c; medium 60ab7Ci coarse
Soc; New York, Michigan, Indiana mud
western fine 40a60c; medium 65R5Ooi coarse
Soc; combing washed 6OaGGC; COmblng un.
washed I5C; fine unwaShGd 35aS6ci coarse
and medium unwashed 3Oalici tub washed
65aGOC; extra md merinO pulled 46a5Oc;
No. / and super pulled 4Iai0C.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK, April So-The market was
rather more active to-day, and cotton
goods, prints, ginghamS, &C., In fair demand.
Cotton goods Of best makes unchanged, but
low grade blCached cottons are weak.
Fancy ShirtIng prints in fair demand,
GinghamS active and standard makes are
scarce. The Daily Bulletin says PasSayant's
Gold Medal dress fabrics will be sold ut
auction on Wednesday, May 5,
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rnnncrr ,pD and saw nIlll Inrncd.

UrtcA, N. Y, April 80. = Thorn,
Watson Il Co. OK lensive tannery and saw
mill, at Port teyden, Lewis county, was
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
S2OO,O0O. BY the destruction Of the above
works over two hundred men are thrown
out Of employment.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

MARlrAL.-Last week seven marriage
licenses were issued In Ohio county. Dur
ing the month twenty were issued. Twenty
were issued in March, and thirteen In
February. In April, 1874, twenty.nine
licenses were Issued. n-L .--L.L
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BELGIUM.

Brussels, AprilSO.-The Belgium gov
ernment sent an answer to Germany's last
note to-day. Count Aspreniant Lynden,
minister for foreign affairs, will make ex-
plantations in regard to the cOrrespon-
lence in the Chamber Of Representatives
Tuesday night. WI .
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In addition to the other wcll.known
performers In the "Will o the WiSp'
pahtomime troupe, The He6hle Brothers
gymndsts, have volunteered and will np1
pear In The bill tonight. The Heohle
Bros. are members Of the Wheeling Tur.
ner Association, and are said 40 be very
expert performers "''''' 1H@'
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CHICAGO, April SO.-A Detroit dispatch
this morning announces that the Ice In
Mackinaw straits Il we'll broken up and
water IA in sight in all directions. II y
thought that steamers can get through
the north channel without much diff
Guilty.
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DEsMoiNH, April sO.-The jury in tic
case Of Isaac Brandt, former State Treas
ufer Of Iowa, who has been on trial for
embenlement OiSta,e funds, brought In a
verdict q gtiltyu There ate seven more
indictmehts agdlhst Brandt, but nope oi
them will b tried This term ~
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WArERpwN, N. Y, April SO.-Early
this morning a FIRE broke out on Hawk
street, and before II could be got under
control, the Eagle lonring mill with tw0,
tenement houses were burned. Total
loss, S50,0OQ. ,,l.. ,,s,- a
house al Port Maitland, burned last even
ing.
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PrTsuURaH, April SO.-Plg Iron-Qniet;
Nb ionndEy S27a2s; No. 2, S26a2G; white
and mottled S2ia22. Wheat-Firm and ad.
yancing. Pennsylvania and Ohio red u q
Al 10. Coru4-Firmj ear siaS0c; shelled sJa
s6c. according to quality. Petroleum
Ouiet; crude unchanged; refined Ike for
Philadelphia delivery. 81, '
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DrAnobY INSURANCE COMPANY.
VwSSs,IS 10 vi Anvil ), i676

wHEtLiSd, WA, April ., 1875 !
The Charter NJ tho Fire and Marine Insurance,
Contany Of Wheeling expired April Ist, 1870, and
liz nneiplfrl htn business has IHt'ii rrinNirtd BY
Tho praisBly Insurance Company NJ WhBcllng, W.
Va, hs shown by ihe Resolution and Certificate an
texEil haretn. All claims Tor los OF damage that
may Ocrur after ~ o'clock ", April istt 1870 under
Nny AFc InlIry Issued by The flre and Marine in-
Sufanro Company, and In force, will 10 adjusted
and 'cttlel by the Peabody Insurance Company.
Il j. v. l.. h0D0ERB
Assistant Secretary
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CLEVELAND, April SO.-on Wednesday
A train On ,ihe A. 4 g. w Railroad ran
frlhe track at Millcr's Station, about 20
miles from Meadville. The ladies car was
thrown In aditch, and also the smoking,
and baggage cars. Three or four paaSen-
gers are slightly injured, but none tits be.
Iieyed are seriously hurt. pitWsB
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CLEVELAND, April SO.-WhcaL-Firmi
No. ! red 81 80; No. 9 do 81 25. COn-Bet.
ter; shClled held at 7OasOc; ear on track 76R
77C. Oats-stGady and unchanged. PetrO.
lGum-Quiet standard white, car lots II &c;
Ohio State test l2hCsnAll lots la2C higher.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
.eM York Money and stocks.
BY TELEGRAPH,

NRw YORK, April SO.-MoNEY-Eas ut
SJfa4 per cent Primo mercantile paper IA
. per cent
STERLING ExCHANGE-Qniet ut $4,S7a
As7h for 90 days and $4,0Oa4.OOk for
sight.
GoLD-Fim at ll5Hall5I4. Borrowing
rates sac per annum, l.6lal,S2 per diem and
fiat, The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$7Ol 900. Clearings $SS,OOO,OOO, Specie en-
gagements for tO.mOrrOw's steamers 81 ,OOO,.
900. Dry goods imports for the week ST..
SS4, ,4OS, Custom receipts 100000,
INvpDJNtuNnu gIaoIV
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FRANCE.
DEATH OF A cENrENARIAN.

PARIs,April 3O.-Thc death Is announC
ed OF the famous traveller and artist jean
Frederic Do Waldeck at the exlraOrdin'
ry age Of 10 years. 0...
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The b. 4 NJ. track in Nebraska /.
fully repaired and trains now fuh NJ
usual. TheK. Q. Il 81. J track is also re.
paired and trains are fnnning over IL
The water has fallen so that there IA but
10 inches on the bottoms, t
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Is prepared 10 lakO carefully selected risks on
Stores, DWELLING, Barns, Churches, River CarBuCS
&c. .ft ...','-F .
Tho Dlrectoti and Stockholders are mainly the
sane "A n the old Fire and Marine Insurance. COtn
tnny charter which expired after A years cOntin-
IiOus and successful business.
Satisfaction as 10 Fales and iar dealing guaranteed
ANDREW WILSON, President.
q. n. COLLIER, Secretary apis
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Petition Filed Against Auditor
Clinton aud IAiS BOndsmen,

New ORLEANS, April 3O.-Wm. P.
Kellogg, Governor Of the State Ol LOuisi.
ana, sHeing for said State, and represented
by A. r. Field, Attorney.G General, has
fled a petition in the Superior District
Court against Charles Clinton, Auditor,
and The securities on his special bond,
Charles Menatd, Charles. q. Slayback,
Wm. Dillon, J. N. Swartz and George G.
Benham, In SOlido for the amount Of So.
900, 10 recover judgment hgaipSt said
sCintOn for3he sum of $2I9,7S3 IS, Che
auiopnl received tromthe Tax Collectors
In the year 1873, which Is unaccouhled
for, detained and withheld by said Clin-
ton; and for the further amount Of $780,
300, the amount illegally paid to james
Longstreel; and for the further sum Of
$45, 1882 65, the amount illegally taken
from the Tax Collectors by said Clinton,
and used by him; and for the further sum
of $138,557 SO, the amount said to be due
for illegally issuing per warrants to Geo.
W. Benhan; for $34 800 paid toJames u.
Ward; for $l4,372 paid to Il. W. Devices;
for $27,5OO paid to O. W. Lowell; for $li,-
278 paid to James s. Mathews, and for
$l4,bOO paid to J. II. 0glesby. The above
warrants were Issued under the legiS.
lativc voucher appropriations for 1870,
1871 and 1872 and under Act No. 90 Of
1874, and represented what was known
rs the Pinkncy Smith legislative vouchers
for these years. The warrants In the Pc
tition are contained in the articles Of i'm
peachment. i. r 'l' f.s
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United States O. Of 1881, coupons
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RAIL ROAD BoNDs-Stcady. ...
sTOCEs-The stock market opened
steady, except for Panama, which went
down 9 per cent, As tho day advanced
there was a decline Of Ha% per cent, which
was more than recovered later, with the
chief advance In Northwestern. After one
o'clock the market was again weak, with
Wabash leading the decline, Al the final
close the market was steady, with a recov.
cry Of ISaIGpe cent from the lowest point.
Union Pacific rallied from 76X TO 77%,
Wabash from l4A to AK, Atlantic { Pacific
Telegraph from 30 TO 2GA, and Western
Union TO 79h. The large dividend paying
stocks were quiet and without much change,
Wabash recovered on the announcement
that the directors Of the company left here
this morning for Toledo to perfect the plan
for a financial reorganization Of It's affairs.
The transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
Of which 1000 were Pacific Mail, $4,000
Western Union, 1000 Northwestern, 5000
Rock Island, 10000 Erie, 1000 Lake
Shore, 10000 Wabash, aud $4,000 Union
Pacific.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-01

In Estella county last Wednesday, the
wife Of Albert Long went to neighbors
to borrow meal for breakfast. While she
was gone the house took fire and burned
to tho ground IcolRuhipg tEolittlgrb boys,
one Avs md The other Three years old.
The fact that some clothing had been car
ried out, the neighbors believe that the
older child had gone out Of the house and
returned for HIS little brother when both
were bqrpeds sSps sb4Fss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-01
wM. BAILEY, President.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
N. Y. ARTHUR, Secretary.
J. Y. l.. ROC ERS, Assistant Sec'y.
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