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GhtgnteIIiaeneer
A Peculiar Law.

The iniquitics Of legislation are some,
times slow in developing Themselves, buI
like murder they will out, Just now
very peculiar feature Of the law in rela-
tion to actions for debt before justice ol
the peace is attracting the attention oil
lawyers and litigauts. The law was
enacted in 1872, and in substance Is thus
A brings u suit against d, say for SO
small sum rs one dollar; b in answer
to the writ served on him goes before the
Justice and says he has an Offset against
IA claim, or in other words that A owes
him a sum exceeding twenty dollars,
Upon this assertion the Justice orders the
cause to the County Court for trial. The
peculiar feature OF the law is that d Is
not required to sustain his assertion to u
counter claim by an affidavit, but upon
his simple statement that he has sUch n
claim the Justice sends the case up to the
County Court. When the cause comes
before the County Court for trial, B is
found to have no counter claim, on the
other hand he does not pretend to have
any. Here then We have on our statute
books law which instead Of promoting
Justice by enabling creditor to obtain
his Just claim without unreasonable delay,
seems to be formed for the express pur.
pose Of hindCring Justice by vexatiOus
delay, II it does not act as u total bar to
the collection Of small debts, thus
actually perpetrating fraud under a
very thin disguise Of law.
The countycOurt holds quarterly terms
and by tGchnicaliIies, which lawyers we'll
understand, the trial Of cause sent up
under thia iniluitous law may DO delayed
anywhere from three to six months, The
law acts, We have said, US bar to any
attempt on the part Of many persons to
collect their just claims, because that in
any case going before the court there Is
necessarily involved expense, such Us
lawyers fees, &c., which in many cases
would be five or ten times tho amount Of
the claim. The wash woman or the day
luborer or the small creditor Of any class
or calling can be every day swindIed out
Of their hard earnings by any one who
chooses to avail himself Of this wonder
lul provision Of law for the collection oil
debts before u justice Of the peace. II
the law had no other bad feature, II l.
worthy Of condemnation for the reason
that It iscalculated to load down the cOun
ty court with MI endless array Of causes
which cannot be reached In any one term
Of the court, and inthis way to defeat tho
ends of justice by prolonged delay. Tht
law Is q most ingeniouSly contriyed
swindling net, and yet its meshcs are moi
so finely wrought but one would have
thought that even The ordinary acnmCr
Of West Virginia Legislature would
have been enough to dlscoycr the miser
able fraud entangled in II. ...
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vicc President wilson OH IIin
Casting Vote.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March l5.-vice
President Wilson has written a long
letter concerning his casting votG on the
bounty bill. lie indorscs tho bill, and
says Il could mol have taken from the
treasury more than SG3,OOO,OOO in all,
and not more than Sl0,OO0,OOO or Sl9,.
100000 in the next two years, and could
not affect the credit Of tho Government
The Vice President says lie lIas no regrets
to express nor apologies 10 make for his
casting vote, and concludes IA follows
Honorable and intelligent men may differ
In regard to this bill as they did IN regard
10 the act Of 1866. That the President and
his constitutional advisers acted accor.
ding 10 their sense Of their public duty
I do not entertain Il doubt, but for myself
| am for doing Justice to the cOnntryS de-
tenders by equaliting the bonhtiel
Of thpso who made the greatest
sacrifice "a l am for keeping full
faith with those who with liberality came
forward with their means 10 sustain tht
national cause. Both to me are sacred
though 1 do not forget that when The ma.
lion promised the soldier his bounty cur.
rency was at par, but when II was paid
II was worth leas than 90 cents on the dol
lar, Wills the bonds bought with thi.
money are now worth more than theit
face value In coin.
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High Rivers, storms and Light.
ming,

CGSctSSArr, March 15-Tho Gasetts's
Fort Wayne special says; The recent
warm weather and heavy rains have callS:
ed the heavy snow which accumulated
there to melt rapidly, swelling all the
streams. Tho ST. Joseph ind MaunIee
rivers arC very high. The new iron
bridge over tho latter stream 10 miles
from Fort Wayne, was swept away by
ice this morning, and other bridges are
reported IN danger.
4 special to the aame paper from Mo
ConneIlsville sayS: During tile storm this
morning tho lightning demolished the
cnpola Of the UniverSalist Church In that
plate, hurling the heavy tlmberS dis
lance of two hundred feet.
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CINCINNATI, March i6.-CottOn - Dull
e e. lSS F%SIStste'sy %Ssat .s5y Sa a T. nSSiFis sSi R
COrn-Dnll at G0j<aO7c. 0ats-Steudy at
69a03c. Rye-Quiet at 81 10. Batley-bull
ht$i 50. Oils-Uhchnnged. Eggs, Butter
and CheCse-F'irm and unchanged. Clover
Seed-Quiet at 1la1iNc. POFk-Demand
fair and market firm at ti9 60a2O spot;
$40 10 seller April. 1Ard-Active; AtGan
i3Nc; kettle i4hai4Nc. bulk Ments-Do.
mand fair and prices advanced; shoulders
nc; clear rib iGysc; clear iOAaiic. Bacon
Steady with moderate demand at SKA
ilAaiiL LC. Whisky - Demand faif and
market firm al 81 i2,
IIods- Firm; common GsEa7c; fair TO
medium 7ila7Kc; good 7NaScj no choice
nfiaFnl.
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SEaiirep on t,oV, jacobs return
from wheeling.

Gov. John j. Jacob has returned tc
Charleston. IIc couldn't stay away
lIis attachment for the people and place
cXcecdeth the love Of woman. Absence
makes his heart grow fondet," and II we
may be permitted to change the metre oil
poetic thought, "Hc dfags At each re-
move a heightened chain" Hisrcception
was not az loud IA the oceans roar, The
firc Of popular enthusiasm would not have
melted frosty Caucasus, but for all that
his return has its uses, II does a Charles;
tonian an immeasufable amount Of good
to drop one eye on him, straigh,ven h,i ~
back against 4 wall, and "ouss' himself
into contenlment and comfort Vote ioi
JACOB and save the Capitall
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switch Tender Killed.

ERIE, Pa, March lb.--Atichael DOnlin,
sixty.three years Of age, a switch tender
on the L. & P. Railroad, was killed near
the station In this city to.day. He was
riding In front Of heswiteh, and slipping
of was Immediately crushed and his body
terribly mutllated,
Thirty puddlers and helpers for the
Erie rolling mill arrived from Cleveland
to-day, and work will be started Tuesday
with q full force. No trouble from the
local workmen Is anticipated.
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Arrest Of u Gang Of Counterfeit
AFA In Texas.

GALVESTON, March l5.-A NeWs special
from Waco, Texas, says four cOuntcrteit'
era were captured In COryella, They were
traced from the Red river, and are sup.
posed to be from Kansas City. They had
about two thousand dollars IN counterfeit
and one thousand dollars in good money
The names Of two of them are unknown
Tho others arc Woodruff and Miller. The
leader seems to be wealthy lie offers a
$25O,OOO bond II allowed to reach the
railroad. They are now held by the sheriff
Of Coryclla, and claimed by Deputy U. 5
Marshal Holland. II Is expected they
will DO brought here for examination.
Distribution POSTPONED.
The land distribution Of Waglcy s
Lockhart, at Houston, has beOn postponed
to May II, during the Texas State Fair
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t.roat IInIn ana Hail storm.

ContSrn, Miss, March i5.-A severe
rain and hail storm passed over this
section last night. The town Of Rien1i
was nearly destroyed. Four persons
we're killed, Poflef Walker, Miss Matte
Palmer, Nj. Jordan Reese and daughter,
and several we're dangerously and many
slightly wounded. The waters are fast
Su6sidihg. The damage TO railroads and
lelegraphA Is ihcOhsideraOlc and all Com.
nunicatioh will he RESUMED tomorrow.
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Atto,npt 10 VoD q savings bank

Sr. LOUIS March 15.-A special TO the
Dispatch from Osceola, Missouri, says an
attempt was made to rob the Saving
Bank ot that place Saturday night by
five mon, but tho officers Of tile bank hav'
Ing been put on their guard had a force
inside tho bank, and when the robbers en-;
tered fred upon them aud wotlndod and
captured Join Langdon. The others led
A remarkable feature Of the afTairiS thai
40 far, al least neither Of the James OF
Younger brothers are charged with being
leaders Of tho party.
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aI1utnrinnn I,oiaoninr dnne.

CHICAGO, March 1b.-A mytoriUus case
Of poisoning occurred last night at No. q
Cleavet street, on the West Side. TheO.
dofc MalihRki, a Polish shoemaker, resides
ut this house. Last night the family re.
tired at II o'clock, "a tisual. At midnight
The smallest child lS months old, began
crying 10 It's mother, Agnes Malln9ki,
who gave II some lea. As she returned 10
bed he complained Of feeling tincon-
Portable. At s o'clock this morning
MalinSki on rising discovered that bis
wife and daughter Constance, years old,
were dead and tho three daughters sick,
II seems that lie made no effort to ap.
prize the heighbors OF policemen Of this
fact for IL was first learned late this al.
ternoon, when q policeman going into Tie
house, which Il most sq1alid in
all its belongings, fouud Malinski
sitting on the table eating bread. IlG
said he was unable to get out Of The
house, and was himself feeling very
badly. lie waS arrested on suspicion
OF the remaining children, Victoria, The
infant, and Josephine, ten years old, will
probably die, and Elizabeth, five years
old, will recover. The man Is well
spoken Of by hiS neighbots, and seems
incapable Of having planned such
rfiFtfn
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Arrest Of "a Thletlns Raliwa,
Clerk

Columns, o., March i5.-i1. +. Bur.
getl, night clerk in the freight Office oI
the G. Q. C.&1. Railway at this point
was arrested to-day, charged with steal.
ing 81 900 worth Of dry goods, consigned
to parties In this city, from car At The
freight depot. The goods were shipped
to a commission house In Baltimore by
Butgetl, who represented himself AZ 4
WeSt Virginia merchant, he receiving
an advance Of about $500 on.thc goods
Upon being arrested Burgett confessed
his guilt, and claimed that a portion o.
tho money he received for hia theft was
used to repay money embe41led from
the Hooking Valley RAILROAD while act
Ing as agent fot that company at Nelsou
vile,
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COLUMBUS, March l5.-In the House
to-day resolution for sine die adlourn-
ment Of the General Assembly, March 80,
was adopted.
Bills we're introduced to permit parties
to divorce to testify, and also to amend
the municipal code so MS to place control Of
funds, raised by taxation to pay interest
on water works bonds OF for tho building
OF machinery, under council instead Of
water works trustees,
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EAST Liberty, March i5.-CArrLE-lle.
ceipts for last three days 1888 head, mnk.
ing for the week ending to-day 6,S86 head.
The run fqt yard saIeS up TO the present lH
light, the bulk Of the arrivals being through
stock. No buyers being on hand, there
was nothing done to-day except 10 retail
butchers. No quotations.
lioGs-ReceiptS for three dayS past 1880
head; total for the week 1895 head. York
ers 81 26a7 90; Philadelphia IS 5Oas T6.
SHREP-Receipts for three days past
1900 head, making d total for tho week oil
10000 head. Best 50 0Oa6 90; medium So 20
a5 ~.
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Made mn Assignment.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March l5.-Thc
Morris Run Coal Company made nm u.s.
signment to-day. The liabilities Of the
company arc $S0O,OO0; assets over $3,0OO,-
600. The temporary suspension Of the
company Is caused by itS inability to OBJ
tain M extension from its creditors,
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AdViccS from the Indian Terri
tory.

sr. Louis, March l5.--Advices from
Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, say
Henry NOuls, while resisting process
in tho hands Of United States Deputy
Marshal Walker, few days ago, was
killed. A number Of friends Of NOnls
then turned md drove the Marshal and
posse away. Nine United States Mar:
shals are now In Muskogec, and several
whisky yendets have been arrested. a
company Of United statoS soldiers Is
expected there soon, when an cxpcditi Ion
will be made into the Cherokee nntlOn
for the purpose Of capturing number oi
murdercrS aud outlaws, who bid defiance
10 the civil authorities.
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PHILADELPHIA, March t5.-PCttoleum-
Steady; refined 14Kai4Hc. Clover Seed
10JSaiic. Flouf--Steady; Wisconsin and
Minnesota g O0a5 Is; Indiana and Ohio
81 75a6 90. WheAt-ActiVei red 81 23S
al 2SIS; white 81 23ai 26 Rye-95c. Corn
yellow and western mixed sec. ONB-
white 6SaGeC. PFOviSiOns-steady. Pork
$40 so. LNfd-14aiIjIc. WhiSkv-IIeld Ht
81 10. BulteF-Quiet; New York and Brad
ford county extra SSa34cj do firsts S9a33ci
western extra 2sa20c.
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weather report.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFPtcE or fnE CiiIEF siuSAL ORRtcER,
wANuiS0roS, .. C., March 1880 P.N.


For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee,
high northwesterly winds, rising baFom.
ctcr, cloudy, colder weather, rain or snow,
clearing tomorrow.
For The Northwest and upper lakes,
and thence to Missouri and Ohio Valley,
a rising barometer, high northwest winds,
cold cloudy weather, snow and tain,clear.
Ing tomorrow. .
For the lower lakes, Middle and East
crn States, southwest and southeast winds,
a falling barometer, warm cloudy wealth
or, snow or rain, followed by a falling
temperature and higher pressure.
The rivers will rise at Keokuk, 81.
Louis, Memphis, Vicksbutg, New Orleans,
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville, and
the Cumberland and Tennessee at nearly
all points rapidly
Cautionary signals continue on the
coast from Cape HatterAs to New York.
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WALKER says in his paper that the
editor Of ithc INtELLiaESCER was once 50
excessively anxious to go to the House ol
Delegates that he actually sent "his CmiS.
saries to the Register Office to persuade
Henry s. walker to help lift" him into
that position. Now We have just one IA
yor to ask OF tho vCtactous Henry and
that Is that he will do us the kindness to
give the public the names Of said Cmissa-
tics, Let US know the ENJOYS extraor-
dinaty whom We sent to secure the help
Of the mighty slayer Of Jim Ferguson.
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BALTIMORE, March l5.-FlOur -Quiet
and steady; shpcrine a 25a4 90; do. extra
q 25a5 OG iatnily 81 S71aB IS. Wheat
Firmet; No. amber western 81 2s; No. 2,
81 23; No. / rcd 81 25. Cofn-Buoyaht
and stronger yellow s2as3ci western mixed
S3IIaSic. OGts-Quet and steady; white
691laG7c; western mixed G5a89c. Rye
Dull nt 81 OOni OF. POfk-Steady at SO 80
20 20. lIulk Ments-Steady; shoulders INC.
Bacon-Firm; shoulders SNa9c; clear rib
iiNai2c. lInms-1iai5c. Lafd-Qniet at
i3Xai4Hc. Bnttef-Lowef, but fairly &C.
tive; western tub and roll 20a28c. Petfo.
leuni-Nominal at7lSa7SEc CoGcc-Quiet;
ordinary to prime In cnfgocS l6MalSMC.
Whisky-Si IA; held al $li5
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Removal Of OFFICIALS Asked For.

WASHINGTON, March l6.-A delegation
from North Carolina had an interview
with the President to-day, urging the re-
moval Of eS.Gov. Holden as postmaster
at Raleigh.
a delegation from Baltimore called to
urge the removal Of Collector Booth, but
the President refused 0 see them. D
Secretary Delaho had an interview
with The President to-day. U.
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Indian Title 10 Black Hills 10 be
ENtinRuiSIlctl,.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-It Is tho do.
termination Of the government to secure
to the Sioux Indians all their treaty rights
with reference TO the Black Hills country,
and, therefore, all persons will be prohib.
tied from going there, and those now there
will DO required TO move until the Indian
title Ia extinguished. The government
will endeayor to extingyish the Indian
title at the earliest practicable moment
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Nev Yotit mn Goods.

NEW YoRK, March l5-The package
trade continues light, owing to the stormy
weather, and the jobbing branches were
o0iv moderately active. Cotton goods
StsSdy. with unchanged prices, and fine
browns IN good demand. Brown duck.
and drills more active. Medium fancy
pTintS in steady demand, and sIf.ccni
makes closely sold up. GiughamI in ligh
supply. Hosiery firm and well sold up
Woolen1 quiet.
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ST. PAUL, Min, March 15.-A sever,
snow storm, accompanied with high
winds, prevailed throughout this rcgiOr
most Of the time since yesterday. The
railroads In all directions will be scri
ously blocked, but the most Of the eve
ming trains SO far due have arrived. The
storm was worse on the prairie than Ii
this immediate vicinity.
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wind ana snow SiOrmASfincta
10 be Brought itIG

oMAnA, March 15.-A severe wind and
snow storm set in at an early hour this
morning.
General Ord has ordoreda company oi
cavalry to start from Fort Laramie "A
soon az the weather will permit with In
structionsto bring In all the miners re-
ported to bo at Hainey's Peak.
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Another italian Murder.

PITTSBURGH, March, l5.-About seven
o'clock this evening Gioyoani DeScatzi
was shot and fatally wounded by Antoine
Gractolli, who then surrendered himself
to the authorities at the central station
Doth parties are Italians. No catise Ia
riYen for the decd.
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t.nhislnnn Arbitration.

NEW YoRK, March i5.-The Louisiana
Arbitration COMMITTEES concluded its Ia.
bofs today, and this evening will forward
its fepoft 10 New Orleans. The claims oI
nineteen contestants for office have beer
passed upon.
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+ GRGE CAPITAL, FOR COAL AND

/ !ARGE CAPITAL FOR COAD AND
Ia IRON PROPERTIES Our Examiner, H. Q,
Alden, contemplating an early TIP 70 Europe, 70
Stai cO1P and iron properties, In 0urishing opera
lion Offered for ale or desiring capital tor eGpan
Si6n State exact locality, Nxtoni and manner d
reaching properly, amount q eapital Eantcd, DC.
a wall Sirrei, New York, Banking and Fin nclal
Honsc, Investors Of American and European Cap
iial, mfl6eod
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AN effort has been made to obtain 4
respite for Jesse Fouks, sentenced to b
hanged on the 18th inst. q Richmond
Va, for the murder Of the Herndon fam
ilY last December. IL
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PtrrsBuRoii, March ID. -wheat-Qulet
and prices unchanged. Corn-Eaf 76a7ic;
shelled 7ln75c, according To quality, free ii
elevator. petroleum-Quiet;c crude 81 92lS
At Parker'S refined i4Xal4Nc, Philadel.
phia delivery.
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TIIE pINeuRAcK pEpArE.
Rolling Mill Chimney BloWn
Down,

ITpIANApoLIs, March 15.-The chin
ney Of the Capital City rolling, mill ir
this place, was blown down this morning
The chimney measured twelve feet at The
base, and was ninety.six feet high, 1t wa
supposed u number Of trNmps who were
in the habit Of sleeping near tho boiler
Of the mill were crushed by the full, but
so far az known, one man only was killed
On his person was found a letter from
England, directed to Mr.. or Mrs. A. NJ
Smith, Of this city, conveying news Of u
that he recently came here from Jackson
Michigan, and was named Potter.
BAXTER LAW REPEALED.
The Legislature has repealed tho Bax
ter law and passed license law In III
Etend.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Sew York NIoney nnd NtocI1s.


New YoRH, March l5,-MoSRY-The
money market became more active in the
closing dealings, and rates were bid up to
5a6 per cent by q simultaneous movement
OF the gold clique in moving up the price
Of gold half point, but 1t made no mate
rial change in stocks, prices being well sup.
ported and not giving way. But the move
mGnt served to make the final half hour Of
the day most active and important The
closing rate OF money was per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5a7 per cent,
FOREIGN EXCHANGI-Was entirely de-
moralized in late business, and SRles were
reported US low Us S4,7OK and 4,s2h for
prime bankeFs' bills, At these rates gold
will be imported from London unless the
Bank Of England is able to Check It,
GoLD-In late dealings gold advanced to
llG, which was the closing price, The
clique were large purchasers, A dispatch
from London reported IN uneasy feeling
there. British consols, which ought to
have indicated such change, were un.
changed. United States bonds, however,
were shade easier for quotations, Bor.
rowing rates l.39, S-6i and l.Gi per cent
per diem, and from 2 to per cent per an.
mum, Loans at the close were made fiat,
The Assistant Treasurer disburSod $4,000
Clearings sG9,0OOOOO. Customs receipts
$3lD,OOO,
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THE annual examinations at West
Point will take place June lst next, and
will bc attended by the Board Of Visitors
appointed by the President and Sem
ate, The Board is now appointed as fol-
lows;
Gen, Jacob Ammcn, Of Marylandi Vice
Admiral Sophcr Q. Rowan, U. S. Nj U,
s. Judge Gresham, Of Maryland lex. .Brig-
adler General Of VOluntcCrs); WIN, DOwd,
Of New York, President Of tho Board Of
Education Of New York City II, II,
Frey, Of Newport, Il. Ii Prof. Daniel G.
Gilman, OF California, President Of the
California University; ProiJ I, Kellogg,
Of the Northwestern University, Chicago
the Hon, VIM. Is. Allison, United States
Senator from Iowa; the Hon, NJ, W: RAN
som, United States Senator from North
Carolina; and on tho part Of the House Of
Representatives, the Hon, i. !. Butler, Of
Massachusetts,; the Hon, s.. a, Hurlbut, Of
Illinois and The Hon, ThoS. j, CrcNmer, ot
New York.
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U,AI,onrt Obeued.

NEW ORLEANS, March 15-Circuit
Court Judge Moore opened the us, Court
here to-day.
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CLEVELAND, March l5.-Wheat, Corn
and 0ntS-Firm and unchanged. Petrole.
um-Firnj standard white, caf lots l2ei
Ohio state test i3c; amAll lots ia2c higher.