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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-20

BELLAIRE LocALs.-Religious services
will be held in the Presbyterian Church
Of this city every night this week. Rev
CASTOR, the pastor, will be assisted by
Rev. w. G. Johnston, Of New Lisbon
who made such favorable impression
upon the congregation short time ago
at communion season. Rev. Shaw, ol
Parkersburg, preached for the Presby'
terians yesterday.
The First National Bank has put one
Of Halls "Time Locks" on their vault
door. .r
Miss Mary Hoover. late editrcss Of the
Bellaire City Commercial, and Mr.. Wm. s.
Bowman, formerly an insurance agent
here, were married at CINCINNATI last
Monday morning. So that some OF the
corrections OF the former reports OF her
marriage were as untrue as the report
itself.
Officer Rowlcs had serious atl'rAy
with an up.thc.railroad rowdy Friday
night, on Thirtieth street, O'Neal, the
prisoner, was . powerful man, and but
lor The timely arrival Of Policeman Dru.
gan, would doubtless have given Mr..
Rowles trouble. ilE. sNl.N
The following township ticket was
nominated by the Republicans last Sat-
day: Justice OF the Peace, John McFar-
land; Trustees, ]. J, Powell, Joshua
Keyser, De Witt Danford; Treasurer,
E. f. Satterfeld; Clerk, James G. Tall.
man; Assessor, Thomas Garrett; Consta-
bles, A. Roeder, U. Venniug.
The nominations for city officers were
made Saturday night at the Council
Chamber. The ticket is: Mayor, Joel
Strahl; Treasurer, E. F. Satterdeld; Mar
shal, u. venning; Solicitor, James c.
Tallman; City Commissioner, J, W. Shan.
felt; Members Board Of Education, CIV.
Hoge, II. NJ. Ingler; Trustee OF Water
Works, W. D. Blackstone.
Rev. Hughes waa detained Yesterday,
and as he was to fill the pulpit at the
NJ. E. Church no services were held there.
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OMAHA, March l0.-Thc passenger
trains due from the west yesterday and
to-day will not arrive until tonight,
Passengers from the west state that the
snow fall between here and California is
far greater than for years; that it covers
almost the entire country, in many places
the road bed is 10 10 20 feet below the top
Of the snow; that il has required almost
super human efforts to keep the road
open at all. Most Of this snow has fallen
within the past month. Seven inches fell
here last night and to-day, and is still
falling, with cold northwest winds.
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FemaIe Pedestrian Match.

DETROIT, March ls.-A walking match
between Miss Matilda Mattice, the Cana.
dian pedestrienne, and Miss Amelia Hub.
bard, the American champion, has been
in progress all the week at Gies' orches.
trion, and was ended tonight. Miss
Hubbard won, having made about 24O
miles during the week, and leading her
competitor several miles.
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NEIGuBoRHooD NEws.-At one time
there were no deaths in the town Of Bel.
mont, Ohio, between the ages Of and
So years for 90 months. Doctors are
warned to stay away.
J. B. Darrah is spoken Of as Demo-
cratic candidate for Sheriff in Belmont
county. The Republicans talk Of Mayor
Dean, of Martins Ferry, Mcfarland, Of
Richland township, and Hills, OF Barnes
vile.
Notwithstanding this is the. Lenten
season, Bcllaire according 10 the Leader)
"lndulges in social parties and entertain
ments to such an extent that one would
scarcely suppose the fun.loving people
were fasting at ALL"
The Cambridge NerS is out in favor Of
Taylor for Congress.
The Guernsey Times says that General
Cowen, Of Bellaire, late Assistant secre-
tary OF the Interior Department, is in
"nowisc disturbed on account OF the re-
ports regarding his connection with
fraudulent transactions with the Chero-
kee Indians"
We have never yet seen seventeen m.
nouncements for Sheriff in one paper
until we picked up the last number Of the
Cambridge Times. Were it not for tire
fact that 50 per head is charged, we pre-
sumo the paper would be full.
The Bellaire Independent says that il the
police down there can do nothing to pre-
vent incendiary. fires and burglaries a
"Vigilance Committee" will be in de-
mand.
A few Of the candidates for Congress
in place Of Capt. Danford, are as follows;
DR.. Updegratf, J. Fl. Dunbar, Gen. Wal
lace, Col. Taylor, Gen. Mcpherson, Major
Gooderl, Commodore Hines, Gen. Knox,
Gen. Pearcc, Gen. Cunningham, and Pri-
vate Dalzell. Tho Bellaire Independent.
in referring to this list, says:
There are, doubtless, others in these
counties whose names have not yet
reached us, who would be willing to serve
the people in this capacity. II there are
any such, and we have space enough, we
will announce them next week, after
which We propose to announce col
umn or so OF our Belmont county
candidates. The friends Of candidates
will pleaseto give the honorary, military,
and other titles OF the candidates in full
and clearly, SO that no mistakes may
occur.
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WEST Va. POLITICAL News. The
Monroe Register brings out its spring
chicken to crow over the result in New
Hampshire.
The Morefeld Examiner says that B. F
Martin will be the Democratic nominee
for Congress in the Second district.
Here is the top-loftical style in which
candidates for Congress in the Third dis
trict are written up. We quote from Q
communication in the Greenbrier Iade
pendent
"with Kcnna, Democracy Is bred In the bone.
ID DyCd In the wool he has known no other Part'
rocked in the cradle Of Democracy; reared ln the
lap Of war, he 10 manhood renders feAlty and de
yItIOn 10 the PARTY Of his boyhoOd, Of his child
hood, and ui his illustrous ancestors before him
By his manly efforts, indJmitAble energy, and
gifted c!0IuenCc--boy though he has been called
John E. Keuna aided the DsmOsratlc party, TO q
very great extent, In throwing UH the CALLING man
arcs Of r ,dicallsn, and wrestling the proud yUunT
State Of West Virginia from the polluted hands oI
Stevenson, BOreuAu, &C."
We learn that the contest between
Kenna, Walker and Hereford for the
nomination is likely 10, be close and
bitter.
Here is another specimen Of the high.
faluting that floods the Democratic papers
in the Third district. It is from the PI.
Pleasant Register:
Iu March. 1850, your humble servant frst met
Hon. Henry s. Walker In the city Of Wheeling, Ia
n,r,y IN favor n cnTrnnShI.in, t6c dI,IrsncnlSri
OF our State and opposed TO the destruction OF our
fundamental system Of government / believe that
Mr.. v alkcr made his maiden SpeeIh ut thal time
and his mod, ration, Ills SclI.commAnd, his court =
Gus manner aud his purSuasivenesr IN rked him
at pncc as the future Patrick Henry Of West vir-
ginta.
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THE March number Of the West Va
Medical Student, published in this city by
DR.. Reeves, contains an article on typhoid
fever by DR.. Jepson, our City Health
Officer. The syllabus OF this article is as
follows:
FTst-That typhoid fever may ari'e
from decomposing organic matter, in the
absence Of any specific virus, seems prob
able, but additional proof is necessary to
finally settle the question. 49,
,SecOnd-That decomposing matter, and
especially human excreta, ia. soil
peculiarly adapted for the growth and
multiplication Of the poison OF typhoid
fever.
Thrd-That the excreta Of typhoid
fever patient contain the poison OF the
disease, and generally serve as the me.
dium Of communicating it, by polluting
the atmosphere or drinking water, either
directly, or by the intcrposition Of de-
composing matter.
Fourth-That typhoid fever is generally
very mildly il at all contagious, but in
exceptional instances it seems capable Oi
being readily communicated by direct
contagion.
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LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL lTEMs.-
The Monroe county Nv. Va.) Register
says the "West Virginia Female Semina.
ry" at that county seat was killed by fall
lug under the control OF Bourbon
Dem Ocrats.
The West Virginia politicians are
rapidly turning their attention to the
lecture field. CracralL led off with a
lecture on Ruth" as stepping stone to
the Attorney GcnCralship. okey John
son followed with a lecture on Jacob
the Patriarch" as an aid to the guberna-
torial nomination. Now comes Judge
Loomis with a lecture OH Courage" as a
step towards Congress.
The FINtwoods, Braxton county, cor
respondent Of tho lIOuntaiaser breaks
loF,h thus in regard to the Spring season:
The prospect OF an early Spring makes
NE feel hopeful and well. 1t Is that deli
SIons season OF the year when nature
breaks forth from the thralldom OF old
winter, and like ablooming maiden from
she tyranny OF u sordid father, throws
herself blushing with ten thousand
charms into the arms oI youthful Spring.
Proi Morton opened the recent session
Of the Eastern Ohio Tcachcrs' Associa.
ton with prayer.
The Cambridge Union School has an
enrolment Of 5ol and m average attend.
an'c Of 5l7. The colored department Of
The school, with an enrolment Of 81, fur.
'!'hed more than oue.third Of the cases
oi"rdinOss.
There has been heavy decline in thcO.
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New York, March l9.-Arrived-
Steamer Lessing, from Hamburg.
NEw YORK, March ls.-The steamship
Abyssinia, with ex.AIinister Schenck on
board. has arrived. a.
FLUSHING, March 1S.-The Belgian
steamer Augusta Andre. FROM Antwerp
for New York, is detained at this port In
consequences Of some defect in her machi.
merry.
San FRANCISCO, March ls.-saiIed-
British steamer Vancouver, ior Hong
KnpU
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GRANGE IrEMs.-The Monroe Rcyiste1
welcomes the establishment Of grange
store in that county, and moralizcs as
follows over the event:
at were happy lot for this beautiful
county had u thousand stores OF the kind
been established here fifty years ago. In
such case the 800 per cents could not have
been obtained, and the cursed land mono
poles and the crushing oligarchy result
Ing would have been impossible. Middle
men can not become tyrant capitalists
here any more
The Richie Gazette announces that ex'
Senator John s. Carlile has joined the
Grangers.
Judge Anderson dropped into on,
sanctum last Saturday. He had sprig
from u peach tree with buds on it just
ready to bloom. The peach trees doubt
less have started too early TO produce q
good peach crop for the centennial year
-Betiaire Leader.
Wheat in this section OF the country
looks better than for many years. Blu,
little Of it has been winter killed. Bell
Girc Independent.
Notwithstanding the high price Of
clover seed-S9 per bushel-an unusual
quantity will be sown this spring by our
MISUNDERSTANDING Independent.
Saturday was u bright day, and the
town was thronged with people from the
country. a good trade was done in all
branches OF business. Times are not sc
hard, after all, we gucss.-Cadis Repubii-
edn, -tr
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police Raid on Lottery OIlIceS.

ST. LOUIS, March 1S.-Nearly all the
ticket offices Of the Missouri State Lot.
terry were raided by the police to day, and
all tickets and other property pertaining
to the lottery business taken to police
headquarters.
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wooLEN MILLS BURNED.

PROVIDENCE, March 19.-The Elm.
vile Woolen Mills at Craiston, mile
and half from the city line, burned
Saturday night, with four tenements and
considerable manufactured stock, The
sorting and dye houses were saved. The
property was owned by George White
head. Loss estimated OF from Sl75,000
to 100000. The mill property was in
sured in forty.nine companies forSl72,.
900, Of which SlS5,92O applies to the
part DESTROYED. -.
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Locomotive Thrown into the
Lake-Engiueer aud Fire.
mnnsKilled.

MILWAUKEE, March 1s.-As a freight
train on the Northwestern Railroad was
moving north this morning, the tressel
work on the lake front, that supported
the track, gave way, throwing the engine
into hclake. The engineer, named Der.
ry, and the fireman, named Lynch were
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for few days he will sell all winter
goods regardless OF cost" but after few
days, If the opportunity is not improved
he will sell"regular again." ~.
The trustees of Short Greek District,
Harrison county, advertise for proposals
for putting up school house in that dis
trict.
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The ExcurSlOnists.

PoEr ROYAL, March ls.-About three
hundred Of the Western excursionists ar
rived last evening from Augusta, being
delayed by the night up passenger train
running OF the track near BrunSon'S.
The party leaves by steamer for Savannah
nj midnight.
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MvDRID, March 1s.-The Chamber
OF Deputies has adopted an address in re.
ply to the speech from the throne, after
an animated debate. The vote was 27G
against 30.
SAN SEBASTIAN, March ls.-King Al.
fonso left Thursday for Madrid.
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sr: LOUIS, March l8,-The last batch
OF attidavits in support Of new trial In
the Mckee case were filed in tho United
States Circuit Court, to-day. The mo-
tion for u new trial will DO argued Monday
naYI
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ITALY.
The Ministry Defeated in Cham.
her of Deputies.

RoME, March 1s.-The Chamber Of
Deputies to-day discussed the Grist tax,
upon which the left had resolved to at.
tempt to overthrow the Ministry. Final.
ly signOr Minghetti, Minister Of Finance,
moved an adjournment Of the debate,
which proposition was rejected by e..
votes against 1sl. 1t is consequently
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QUorATloNs.-Littlc onions are selling
at lOc per quart at Washington, Ohio.
Eggs are reported plenty ut 10c per
dozen at Harrisville, Richie CO., W. Va.
Butter 25c and eggs 12c at New Mar
tinsville.
Clean coal is sold at &c and nut at &c in
Bellairc. " ~
At Moorefeld, butter quotes at 2jc,
eggs 12!c, chickens Sc, and turkeys and
ducks at l0c per ID.
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Plea OF Guilty i'm WhIsI,y cases,

CHICAGO, March 1s.-Keelcy aud Ker-
win, dlstillers, pleaded guilty, in the
United States Court, this morning, to one
minor count in the indictment against
them. The other counts were passed.
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REpUpLIcAN NoMINATIoNs.

DAYTON, March l9.-The Republican
Convention Of Montgomery county, Ohio,
on Saturday, nominated nineteen dele.
gates to the State Convention, and unan-
imously recommended ex.county clerk J.
+. Sinks, one.legged soldier, and unu.
suOlly capable, for Secretary of State, and
unanimously endorsed Hayes for Presi-
1nnf
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GERMANY.

LONDON, March ls.-Ferdinand Fret.
ligrath, the German poet, died yesterday
at Cronstadt, WuertembeFg. He was
nearly sixty.Six years old.
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URUGUAY.

MoSTEv1DEo, March 1s.-Latorre, who
recently assumed the direction Of the
Uruguayan Government, has formed a
ministry.
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The Ohio Glass Works at BeIlairc, are
reported for sale.
Now comes rumor that the TuscarAwas
Valley road will seek to reach the Ohio
river by way of the Central Ohio at
Lewis Mills.
The First National Bank OF Cadiz pays
I per cent on deposits for one year, per
cent for six months, and 8 per cent for
three months.
Mr.. J. Brilles, Of cadiE, is very mod.
est man for merchant. He hopes those
indebted to him will heed his call through
tho newspapers, as he "hates to say to
men owing me, l want my money" An
thcr peculiarlty about BrillSS is that
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Organized for the Presidential
Campaign. .s

WASHINGTON, March 1s.-The Con.
grcssional Democratic Committee an
nounces that they are now freely organ.
lzed for the Presidential Campaign, and
request the Democratic organizations In
all the States and territories to send in
the names Of the regular committees i'm.
mediately. Applications for documents,
speeches and other political matters, and
all communications relating to the busi-
ness Of committees, should be addressed
to the Secretary, at 1924 F street, Wash
ington city. Editors who will send their
newspapers TO the Committee will be
furnished with all the documents pub
lishcl by them.
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MrssrERiA1 PROGRAMME EArpRovED.
TURKEY.
unity.

LONDON, March lS.-A Ragusa letter
states thatla surgeon Of the Turkish army,
lately in charge Of the hospital at Gaballa,
estimates that the Turkish losses in Her.
zegovinia, during the instruction, have
been not less than 80, 900 men, a large pro.
portion OF the deaths resulting from
maladies, the gravity Of which is increas-
ing. The exhaustion OF funds is such
that no attention is paid to acquisitions
for the most essential articles, and even
for medicines. The sick die chiefly from
lack OF proper sustenance and remedies.
ARMS FOR THE HERzEGovINTANs:
PARIS, March 1s.-A dealer in war
materials, Just arrived from Vienna, says
he sold, last week, mountain battery OF
six guns to the Herzrgovinians, but the
Austrian authorities will not allow it to
be shipped to Trieste or any point in the
direction Of the sceneof the iIsurrcction.
He also says one can get cartridges
through the Austrian lines now. He has
sold some small arms and ono field bat.
terry to Servia. Servia desires to obtain
ten more batteries, but has no money now;
that government is very anxious to pur.
chase large quantity OF small arms and
artillery. He thinksa q domestic loan will
be enforced for the purpose Of purchasing
such. The belief obtains at Vienna that
Servia will soon declare war unless
Russia brings a powerful and direct
pressure to prevent it.
VIENNA, March l8.-Rumors recently
circulated that Servian troops were ell.
tering Turkish territory are unfounded.
On the contrary the Powers have succeed.
ed in ayerting such an eventuality,
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ZANEsvILLE, March 1s.-Mrs. COnrod
Sunkle, residing in West Zauesville, was
so badly. gored by COW, In the yard Of
her residence; last evening, that she died
in a few hours. AZ it'' ~ '''f
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FRANCE.
The Chamber Of Deputies.

VERSAILLES, March 1s.-In the Cham.
ber Of Deputies to-day President Grevy
read letter from Gambetta, announcing
that OF the four towns whence he had beer
returned as Deputy he elected to represent
Paris. Lockroy decided to represent AK
Flouquet moved that the state Of siege
in Paris, Lyons and Marseilles be imme
diately raised, and urgency was voted by
a large majority.
Leon Say, Minister Of Finance, de-
manded credit for l,750,000 francs for the
relief OF the sufferers by the recent inun'
dations.
LOUIS BLANC.
PARIS, March 1s.-Louis Blanc has de
cided to take his seat in the Chamber Of
Deputies as member for the Thirteenth
ACCOMPLISHMENT OF Paris.
THE SENATE.
The Rdppd says the result oil the voting
yesterday in the Senate shows the Right
to have majority Of fourteen.
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Business MArrERs.-A vein Of iron
ore 81 feet thick, six miles below Brax-
ton C. H., is reported in the last Noun
taiHeer.
Both the National Banks of Cumber.
land have each 100000. The first has a
surplus OF $4,000 aud "other undivided
profits" amounting to s45,l56 so. The
second has a surplus of S5O,OOO and 10Th,
er undivided profits" TO the amount Of
S25,95l 81. The deposits Of the first
(subject to check are S2l0,54i 90, and
OF the second, S95l, l,SO3OS.
A half interest in the Cumberland Times
is advertised for sale.
Baltimore 4 Ohio shares sold at 1881
on Friday as against 1911 the day before.
There were sales Of $4,000 West Va.
deferred certificates ate.
Competition in prices was never more
active than now. Many advertisers name
the prices at which they will sell dry
goods and groceries. +. f. King, of
Cambridge, Ohio, thus particularizes his
schedule fpricea for the material land
outtipo Outl of n nair NJ nabts
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VOLUME XXIv---NUMBER l79.

expected that the Ministry will resign.
Signor Minghetti will announce The
course to be taken by the Cabinet on
Monday next.
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The House Committee on Expenditures
in the Treasury Department will COM
mencc, this afternoon, an extensive ex-
animation into the expenditures Of that
department, and particularly as to those
concerning the Printing Bureau. M:
merous witnesses have been summoned,
including Secretary Bristow, who will be
examined to-day. The committee have
resolved that their sessions shall be So
cret.
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Several witnesses have been summoned
before the Committee on War Expendi.
lures for the alleged purpose Of proving
that Pendleton did pay Mrs. Bowers for
her influence in procuring the allowance
OF the Kentucky Central claim.
DELKNAr IMPEACHMENT.
The Committee on Judiciary expect to
formally report the articles OF impeach.
ment in DeIknaps case and the testimony
supporting them, including that Of Marsh
within week. Marsh may not reach
Washington for several days.
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FIN AMCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

RttjS4SNSNO S1OCh EACf1aN1Es.
TUESDAY. December 20, 1875. !
as s;s sss, aata.Ss PM console ess bid;
fandasSe, ssS bid; virginis defssrsd, 81 bid !;
reeessaSle coupons. IS bid ST. asked
CRy Seearsties;~ Richmond city SIS: 1I4H bid,
1ss ssss as s. sss bud % eisy
S,sSss Sc ST S id q M Sls
chester bridge ps99 bid. 50, r3.sze !.
.Raitroad Bends.,,Yirs1n!a Central Railroad
virginia and Tennessee Railroad second nortgage
6's, ). and J, rs bid; Soaihlcs Railroad first
tersbnrs Railre Id first nertguge ss, J. and j.: s2S
hid SaS assss,; Richmond and Petersburg ttatlroa
rss me5tssss s and d. Is Sld RlsS4ena
7's.J and J.. S6 bid, % asked; Orange and Alex
anoria third ,nertgage ss Al and n 80 as, asS 60
a. and NJ Ssh hd Atlanta asd Rishm mo s,l .s-
steamshipss, SIS, J. and j., SO asked.
Canal ,Ressds:-Iames River and kanawla Canal
and Kansssa Canal second mortgage e's, NJ aud NJ
Raitrooi Stocss-Chesspeske and Ohio Rairose,
100 par, asked Richmond and Pe!ersbur. Rail-
road, loo par, "a bid; Richnend, fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad commoE, 400 par, SO pa,
Bsas Ssoeks:s National Bark Of Virginia, 100
par. 10ssis asked: Planters NATIONAL, 1UU par LID
bid, 100 asked; Merchants National, 100 par, 80
bid, 95 asked; State Bank OF Virginia 100 par.
Richmond Banking and insurance Company, 25
par, 80 asked. -..
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma.
rine, 20 par, 37!s bid; Virginia State, 25 par, 2Sa
bid; virginia Home, 100 psr, 100 asked; Mer-
chants and Mechsnics, 100 par, So bid, 96 asked
ance Company, 100 par. 80 bid, S5 asked; Com
merciai Fire Insurance Company, % par, ID bid
% asked; Richmond Fire Association, 25 par, Is
bid. 1S asked.
Nisceltaneous.-James River and Kanawha Pack
ct, LIZ par bid, 10 asked; Old Dominion >steam-
ship Company, 90 par, rs asked.