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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
4 cxDEMY or MUSIC. MAkCH ~:
Il;
or'EKA FESTIVAL
Mr.. J. FRYER has the honor that he has
the following artists for season OF
Nine. T EnGESiE rAPPhNHEIM,
the world renowned dramatic rrima Donna who SUCCESS
Repertoire in Germany under the personal direction Of
'A' ''"''''' Mme PAULINE CAXIssA.
nor ''n''' 81 %m 'e' I 2isTSn s@s'.
Mmss cHiMSfxsks HEkR Ss Ss:i i%sEISaoLD
Mr: FELIX FsEthsER, NJ a; BLTy,
Messra. srEiNBAcH and LENnIR:
S Sastai xDoIr SRsSboSEF
This will entirely devoted the bost works Of
'"' 0'''"0''A R K sni aisf'ns WAIVER.
tho Nan who has ths first place among living COM
production in America Of hs best opera Of the
lrlogy which created such sensation vt Bayreuth in b.
DIE wALKURE
The other works,
rLyING ai bHThrSciniNAx.
TANNHAUsER
will be recognized only popular In the highest de-
but also Of the varied styles OF the Inn
order insure ms perfect representation Of Richard
NEUENDoRFf Musical Director and Conductor, have
sPEYIXXLL Lyv sELEGTED oRcHESTRA OF
AN EFFfciENF GnoRHs 81 TIfrY
1.-THE COSTUMES WILL BE ENTIRELY NEW.
- The scenery will Biz II "a %%rsuR That for
being made and will be painted by the best scenic
artists.
y. will DO given Of the
sale Of seats for the season OF the Grand Wagner Fes
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A S. DINGEE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TOMORROW
49, West 43d st. 18th aud 9th avs), at +. NJ, the

entire Furniture Of second foor comprising Kitchen and
Cooking Utensils Range. BedsteHd Bcdnk. PHror Furn
Carpets, pier Mirrors Tables chairs Pictures ooSs
&c; fnesday. February ~ ut los O'Clock ~, at
large line Of second hand Household Goods, Glass
Crockery and Silver Plated Wnre, Chamber and Parior
Suits Bcdstcads Wardrooes, Dressing Cases marble top
Tables. Bedding Carpets, Chromos &C. Special attention
given outside sales.
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PROptIsAI.S.

TESDEkS WILL BE RECEIVED BY Tag QUEBEC
and Gulf Ports steamship Company noon March l.
or vedorcs WORK on the steamers company New
York. according ~ specification which can be seen ct the
Office or the agent, A. 4. OUTERBRIDuE, 20 Broadway
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nALY's FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. -
DProprietor and Manager. Mr. AUGUSTIN DAAA
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LAST NIGHTS OF Miss DAVENPORT A. Mary Stark
LAST NIGHTS OF Mr.. CCGHLAN rs Jacky Pernyn.
LAST NIGHTS Of Mr. LEWIS as Major Gooseeerry.
LAST NIGHTS of Mrs. GILBERT AS Victoria stark
LAST NIGHTS Of JOHN BR0CGHAM AS Lord Lo''
LAST NIGHTS Of Miss SYDNEY CowEIL Is Marie.
MONDAY NIGHT. MARCH y.
ANOTHER COMIC SENSATION
AN ENTIRELY NEW
LOCAL CONTEMPORANEOCS COMEDY,
with great cast. :.
SATURDAY NIGHT March 10. Mr. CHARLES % I;
COUHLANS FIRST BENEFIT In America when he VIII
appear HAMLET especially produced for this occasion
NlssLI.99'ss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.

A Great Victory for the RussIanl
BuoHAREaT, December l0-After a %
we're engagement yesterday before Plsynu
osman Paaha, who was wounded, lsur
rendered Internationally. The Turks Il
Plsvna were dying OF hunger and cold
There is great joy here.
SURRENDER OF PEEvRA.
$40 =. M.-Plsyna Is now In the hand
Of the Russian and Ronmanian armies.
The Agsnes RSus makGs the following
announcement o.man l'asha attemptet
TO break through in the direction o.
Widdln. He was attacked In the front
and rear and was compelled TO lay dowr
his arms after glorious struggle In
which he was seriously wounded. All
with one voice praise his conduct
CoNSTANTINoPLE, December l0.-It d
reported that the Council Of State has
determined that the Christians shall here.
after be eligible to governmentships and
other administrative functions Of the
Turkish Provinces. II Ia believed that
the speech from the throne, opening Par.
lament, will announce this resolution.
Snleiman Pasha has returned 10 All.
medli on the TirnovR road.
The Egyptian contingent in the Tur-
kish army will be increased by 1000 In
fantry, 1000 cavalry aud four batteries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11
AUSTRIA.

vienna, December lO.-HunSarisn
and Austrian delegations are regulating
the common affairs Of the Dual Monarchy
for 1873. The Foreign Affairs Commit.
tee oi the Hungarian delegation held u
secret sitting Yesterday. Count AndraSsy
protested against the explanation OF his
foreign policy given by so.called semi.
official organs. He said Another factor
besides treaties must be considered in
connection with the relations between the
European Powers, namely, force, which
alone could make treaties valid. As to the
allegations concerning a triple alliance,
he SAID, Austria was The arbiter oil her
own destinies. No European State could
more securely count upon obtaining
recognition Of its reasonable and Just de.
mandS. He declared himself strongly
opposed to the idea that, in compliance
with external prejudices, the Austrian
population Of Turkey must be continued
under Turkish misrule. He denied that
Austria was acting under the influence Of
Germany, aad declared that no power in
Europe could undertake settlement Of
the Eastern question without the cooper.
alton of Austria and Hungary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11

The Rsgon left for Parkersburg at 1Oi
A. N. yesterday.
The following steamers passed dowr
yesterday with toWs Of coal: Venture
Sampson No.2, Enterprise, ". c. Gaffey
Jos. Nixon, Tiger, Alex. Swift.
The Harrison, Charley Mcdonald ant
Monitor passed up yesterday with tows
The Telegram and Phaeton left for be
low rs usual.
The oella arrived from Steubenvilll
and returned as usual.
Last evening the marks indicated L
feet and falling.
The Salt Valley was due down las
night, en- route for Ironton.
The Carrie Brooks will pass down thii
evening, en- route for Zanesville.
The Thanhouser left for Matamoras q
l0aA
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati las
evening, and will return this afternoon a
4 o'clock.
The Express passed down last night Ell
route from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati.
The Graham Is due to-day en- route from
Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh.
The Courier will be the regular Par
kersburg packetthis morning.
The FAME Tatum Is due at this port
en- route from St. Louis 10 Pittsburgh.
The Andes got In about7 o'clock las
night. She brought up a good deal o
freight, and her through freight consistet
OF large invoice Of iron and salt. Sht
left 100 tons Of iron at the Belmont Mill
lBy Telesaph.l
PrTrsBURaH, December l0.-Riyer
feet inches and falling. Weather clea
and cool.
YICKsBpRG, December ll.-River ros
8 inches. DoWn-JAmes Howard, Yazo
Valley Golden Rule. Arriyed-Mink AM
barges, Grand Tower, NatoheE. No boat
CAIRO, December 1O.-Arrived-sl
Genevieye, Memphis; Speer, Ohio river
Departed-Yaeger, New Orleans; 81
Gensvieye, 81. Louis; speer, Ohio river
River 10 feet and falling, Weather clear
mercury5 $50.
EyASsvILLE, December 10.-River II
feet large and falling. Up-smith, Idle
wild and Grey Eagle. Down-Liones
and tow, Dora Cobler, shinkle and B. Il
Cook. Business good. Weather clea
and mild.
CNCINNAr1, December lO.-River 2
feet Q inches and rising fast. Weathe
fair. Arrived-Hudson, from Wheeling
Mary, EVanayille. Depatted-Exchangl
Pittsburgh.
LouIsvILLE, December 1O.-Clear an
cool. Departed-Scheuck New orlean
Andy Baum, Joseph D. Parker, G. l
Church, Thos. Sherlock, Cincinnati; Far
ME Tatum, Pittsburgh. River risinI
Z feet Q inches in canal.
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New York.

NEW YORK, December 1O.-Cotton-
Market dull at 1l1IallNc. Flour Dali
and unchanged. Wheat-Goed demand;
No. 2 Chlcago spring 81 34I<aI S41t; No, 3
Milwaukee 81 36al 361<<, No. 1 Milwaukee
81 10. Corn-WeStern steam 6Sa64I<, low
mixed 64c; market less active and firm.
Rye-Western 7Sa74c. Barley-A shade
hmer. Malt-DulI. Oats-Dull and un.
changed. Hay and Hops Unchanged.
Cotfee-Quiet but steady; Rio cargoes l6a
zoe, iobbing at l6a9l Kc gold. sugar and
Molasses-Unchanged. Rlce-Unchanged.
Whisky-$l 10.
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ENGLAND.
The steamer Clfy Of BerIIu

LONDON, December lO.-The steamer
City Of Berlin, in tow Of the steamer City
ot New York, has passed Crook Haven
"a. M.-The Inman Steamer Company
confirm the news of the safety Of tht
steamer City Of Berlin, and says thai
their steamer City Of New York, from
New York for Liverpool, passed Crook
Haven at $50 this morning towing The
steamer City Of Berlin.
QuEESsTowE, December 1913 p. NJ
The steamer City Of Berlin, from New
York, November 24th, for Liverpool, b. as
just passed here on her way 10 the latter
port. All were we'll. On November SOth,
when two days from Queenstown the
shaft broke and the steamer made little
or no headway under sail, owing TO the
easterly gales. On Saturday night che
met the steamer City Of New York, from
New York for Liverpool, and was by her
taken in tow,
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Allegheny Cnttle.

EAsTLlBERTY, December lO.-CArrLR-
Receipts since Friday 1894 head CT through
and 66S head OF yard stock; total for Die
week 3,757 head of through and I, ,652 head
yard, against 1896 head OF the former and
2,lo Of the latter last week. Prime IS 80,
good 81 00a5 90, common $3 00a4 90.
HoGs-Receipts 9,1S5 head; total for The
week 20 800, against 2S, ,Sl6 last week. York.
ers 81 2O&4 80, PhiladeIphi&s 81 S5a4 46.
SHREP-keceiptS 2, 800 head; total for tho
week 5000, against $500 last week. Selling
at s. 20R4 25.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11

BELLAIRE LOCALS. The Murphy
movement Is to be reinaugurated In Bel
laire. The lecture OF Rev. GalchelI al
City Hall, on Sunday afternoon, was The
first OF q series to be given by that gen
tleman and others. The second was de
livered at the NJ. E. Church last night
aud the third will be given this evening
The enthusiasm does not begin 10 kindle
as il did Last winter on the advent o.
Dunbar, Springer and company, however.
The repairs on the ferryboat between
here and Benwood are rapidly approach
ing completion. Foot passengers are
carried in a skifi, while heavy loads and
horsemen are obliged 10 90 to Benson.
Ferry.
Another new house is going up in Bar.
nards last addition.
Rev. Gatchell preached in The NJ. E
Church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Welsh was buried at 10A. NJ. yes.
terday from the residence OF her son.in.
law, Mr.. Price Yost.
Rev. CASTOR has changed the date oI
his next lecture on his travels in Europe
from next Tuesday to Thursday evening
week, 10 accommodate the U. P. congrega.
tion, for whose benefit Rev. Samuel Fra.
zier will lecture on the evening Of the
18th.
4. E. ,Hogs, E,q of Bethesda, Ohio, i.
in the city.
The Rock Hillfolks are going to spread
themselves over two concerts this week.
The programmes are fine ones and the
performers are thoroughly capable Of
rendering their parts.
Ingersoll and GolIax will both lecture
here this season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11

GEE. oRps testimony in reference to
the good faith OF the Mexican army Off.
GERS in their efforts to stop raidius along
the Rio Grande, but admitting the gene.
raj connivance of the people on the lower
part Of the river, probably gives the els.
ments Of truth in the Mexican problem.
he asks for more troops which are now
on the way to shat frontier. There have
been rumors Of change in commanders
in that department, aud some Of the
democratic members Of Congress profess
to believe that Ord Is not a safe man to
have there, but nothing has been made
public derogatory to his fitness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11

WHEN the grain rate in New York gstl
up TO forty cents per GENITAL, as it Is now
The Illinois Central and New Orleans
route to Liverpool comes into play. Thil
route will open In a fortnight, taking
grain to Liverpool for 70 cents, tho same
as ia now charged by New York. This
may prove competitor during the win.
ter with the longitudinal lines, and a
valuable moderator Of rates during the
close season. The decline in Lake Shore
Is attributed somewhat TO this cause, but
We don't anticipate that it will reyolu.
tionizs commerce. 1t is simply another
reminder to the Atlantic ports, and New
York In particular, that their advantages
are not as fixed as the coast line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11
acknowledgement
FALL OF PLEVNA.

Tie great Turkish stronghold in Bul-
,,,i, has fallen, and nothing but the win
-, weather. can prevent the RusSianl
sos crossing the Balkans and proceed
IA, 10 AdriauOpls. osman PaSha, attsl
, l,ns aud hopeless contest with star
u,lop, was forced to surrender un
.ouIiaonAlly, and thus the princi-
al defenders Of the Balkan range
1,,, now ceased to oppose the on
,ati progress Of the victorious Russians
soI,in.n PAaha was pOwerleHS TO rein
force Pisvns, and he will be Just ~
DOrerlea to stay the rapid elimination
d events gathering upon the head OiTar.
tsj
Look out now for roar from the Brit.
lob lion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11

CINCINNATI, December 1O.-Cotton-
Quiet but steady at llIc. Flour-Dull;
family S. 70a5 IS. Wheat-Dull and troop.
Ing; red 81 lSal %. Corn--Dull and lower
at 4ic. Oats-Quiet and tirm Ut 30aSSc.
Rye-D9ll at 64A65c. Barley-steady and
in fair demand; good to prime western
spring at 56a55c. Pork-Easier; sales Al
Sl2 l2hal2 u Lard-Dull aud lower;
steam IS 00, dosing at $792X bid, kettle
Sssasazc. Bulk MeRts-Dull at 9laSa6/c,
Bacon Quiet at 7asasjSc. Green Meats
Firm at 81 25, sides at IS 37Ifa5 65, hGms
easier, l7poundsaversge at 69fc, IL pounds
do So s5a7 90. Butter-Heayy; creamery
30aS2c, prime to choice Western Reserve
20a22c, Central Ohio l6alSc. Ltnseed OH
Demand fair and markAt firm at $50.
Whisky-Strong and higher at 81 05.
HoGs-Demand fair and market frnl;
common s. 75al 10, light 81 15a4 80, pack.
Ing 81 25a4 AZ, butchers 81 45a4 s..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11

PHILADELPHIA, December 10.-FIour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat Steady
amber 81 4ial 4S, red 81 4?al ~, white
ST. 45al 80. Corn-Firm; yellow 65a66c.
mixed 64a65c. ats-SIeady; western
white S7aSgc, mixed S6AS6c. RyO-Steady
at 70a73C. Provisions Dull and unchaus.
ed. Butter--Qulet aud steady; creamery
Sla3Sc, Western Reserve 2Sa25c. Eggs and
Cheese-unchanged. Petroleum-Firmer;
refined at l2Nc, crude l0sSal0Nc. Whli.
kV-Slll =,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11
Toledo.

TOLEDO, December 10.-wheat-DulI:
amber Michigan spot 81 SIX, seller Jan.
uaryBS1 IS, No. red winter 81 S3, No. 2
do spot 81 2sA, seller December 81 2ojHf,
seller January 81 SlH, rejected Wabash
81 O3. Con-Qulet; high mixed spot new
Hkc, No. 2 spot 60ze, rejected 4S5fe, new
45c, Nc. 2 white Sic. Oats-Dull; No. 2,
29c,. rejected 26hc. Glover Seed-Mam.
moth S. 10, No. 2, 81 20.
At the close Wheat was firm and higher;
amber Michigan seller December 81 sax
seller January 81 81, No. 2 red winter spot
81 80. Corn-Rejected 45c, damaged 45Sfc,
Clover seed--sprlng a sOa4 SIX,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11
Wheeling q I.nEe Erie Rnilun

sAsDusKY, O., December IA meet.
ing Of the Subscribers to the fund for
building the Wheeling & Lake Erie Rsil,
road, held here yesterday, filed protest
drawn up and signed by the subscribers
declaring that no money will be paid
to the railroad company, and advisiug The
latter not to commence work. There Ia
great excitement all along the proposed
line over the developments Of the past
few days. The road between sandusky
and Milan will never be built
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, December 10.-The DrOvers'
Journal reports
CATrLE-Receipts 1900; shipments 200.
Choice sold at "a 00a5 90; stronger feeling
iu natives; feeders and Stockers steady and
fairly active 50 O0aS 80, native butchers eel.
ling readily and unchanged; cows 50 l2Ifa
8 80, bulls 81 S7lEa3 40, corn.Ied Texans
Si 90, Colorado cows s. 0OaS rs, steerl IS IS
HoGs-Recelpts $4,000; shipments 1 800.
Best steady and in fair demand a 40a4 As,
mixed Packing$i l0a4 35, light 81 10a4 IS;
SHRRP-Receipts $50. steaay and in
fair demand sales at s. 3Oa4 l2K.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11

CINCINNATI, December 10.-Alice
Oates, at the opening Of her engagement
here tonight, made q speech to the aud
lence, asking the public to suspend opin-
ion In her case until she could be heard
in the courts, where she would at least
have shown 70 her that mercy that the
nswIpapers had denied her.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11

Gov. KEMPER OF Virginia, like Gov
Hampton Of South Carolina, seems to be
in advance Of his party on the question
Of public honesty. He insists that the
state is sbundsntly able to pay the inter.
est on the public debt, and summarizes
the whole situation in the remark thai
"the cheapest and easiest, as well as the
only means, Of getting rid of debt, is to
pay Il off,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11
WHEELING WEST VA. TUESDAY MORNING, 1877.
The Nail men.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Western Nail Association takes place at
Pittabursh tomorrow. The most i'm.
portant question to be submitted 10 The
meeting Is that looking to eurtailnent
Of production. The FIRST Of January is
close at hand and the trade iS In condl.
tlon Of much uncertainty as to the future
Of prices. Nails are now down to = point
never reached before, not even in the
darkest days following the panic Of 1857,
and II seems as II some arrangement
looking to curtailmsnt of production Is
The only hope Of the coming spring busl-
nAAa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11
Instantly Killed.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December lO.-
Pauline Streycher, aged Is, was instantly
killed last evening by the accidental dis
charge Of pistol. Henry Russel was a
the time removing a cartridge from the
pistol, the owner, Lewis Meyers having
been refused admittance to the housI
while carrying the weapon. The girl'G
parents reside ut Birmingham, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11

New York, December 1O.-Robert L.
Case, President; Theodore R. Westmore,
Vice President, aud Isaac II. Allen, Sec.
retary, Of the Security Life Insurance
and Annuity Company, have been again
indicted, this time for conspiracy, as se-
curity against their possible escape on
technical grounds in'the other proceed
ings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-11

NEw ORLEANS, December 1o.-sugar.-
Dull; inferior to good common A. <a5c; CON.
mon TO good common bAG7c; yellow clar-
i6ed 7lla7kc. MolasGes-In fair demand
but at lower rates; common 20a26c; fair "a
aSOc.. Cotfee-Strong; rio cargo, ordinary
to prime l6Xal9Hc.