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Euneral oL Cnptnin O,Neal.

lss1SenTille Hc9li, TueslAy evening
The funeral Of Captsin Abner o'Neal,
which took place this afternoon, was very
largely attended, both by residents Of the
city and by friends from abroad. The
remains left the house under charge Of
The Independent Order OF Old Fellows
shout two o'clock, and we're taken to st,
Piuls Church, which was already filled
To iis full capacity, save those reserved
ior relatives and members OF the Order.
Upon the casket was an elegant floral an
chOr, the tribute OF Messrs. Nathan Wint.
ringer and John Edie, and another from
he Daughters Of RsbeEah. The pail
beafers were John shouse, David
Myers, @. B. Dolly, William Day
John McCrackeu. and johnson
Mooney. The impressive and solemn
services Of the church were conducted
BY Rev. A. J. Brockway, Mrs. Brockway
Presiding at the organ. At the eonelr-
iiOn the cortege wended its slow way TO
the cemetery where the exercises were
concluded by the Odd Fellows, and the
remains Of their deceased aud beloved
brother consigned 10 the bos0n Of mother
Earth, Among those present from abroad
attending the funeral, outside the family
Of The deceased, were Captain Charles
Aahleman, Of the steamer Andes, Wheel.
iur Capt. Jerry Mason, ]. w. Cummius,
sGPt. Of Water Works; Capt. B. F. Good.
sin, Col. Jas. NJ. Todd, Capt. Wm. Hast
iagS Capt. Thos. Wilson, Supervising In
.Pvctor; Capt. II, G. shallcross, Major
Burke, Capt. Jas. Moran, Capt. Ander.
900, James Hamilton, John 0'Brien, D
E,LorenE, Of Wheeling, and Capt, Jacob
Heatherington, Of Bellaire, all former
river associates Of the deceased.
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MINOR TELEGRAms.

Rev. Alexander Duff, DID. LID,
a Scottish missionary, is dead.
"A bill has been introduced in the
New York Senate permitting pool sell.
ing on race tracks.
The Wigan weayerp, England, num-
bering 1900, will resist the threatened
reduction Of wages.
The funeral Of Gideon Welles will
take place Thursday from 81. Johns
Church, Hartford, Conn.
-Ex.Lieutenant Governor Jas. Young,
Of Missouri, leading citizen Of the
State, was buried on Monday at Lexing.
ton, Mo.
The strike OF the Northumberland,
England, miners, is ended, the men &c.
cepling reduction Of u! per cent in
their wages.
The stockholders OF the Rubber Com.
pany at setaukei, L. l., have agreed to
pay an assessment Of fifty per cent. and
continue business.
Schedules OF Abram J. Doyale and
F. Godine, commission merchants, 26
South street, New York, lately failed,
state their liabilities at $3.50, 900, nominal
assets S2ls, 900, and actual assets s63,000.
Rev. Mills, D. D. Of the Methodist
church South and President OF tie Central
College at Fayette, Howard county, Mis-
sourie, died at his home in Fayette on Mon
day, he was native Of Virginia. His
connection with the Central Collegs dates
from 1869.
-Aspecial from London says Charles
Bradlaugh and Mrs. Annie ,Besant, Free
Thought advocates, sentenced to fine
and imprisonment aud police surveil.
lance, on charge OF circulating an i'm.
moral pamphlet, have been released from
the sentence, the Court Of Errors decid.
ing that the omission OF Objectionable
words is fatal to the Indictment.
The Pennsylvania Senate Tuesday
passed joint resolution declaring the
sentiment Of Pennsylvania to be strongly
in favor Of protection for our industries
by the means Of protective tariff, and
denouncing the bill for the revision Of the
tariff now before the Committee on Ways
and Means at Washington. The vote on
the resolution was: Yeas %, all Repub-
licans but one; nays, one Democrat. The
remainder Of the Democrats abslained
from voting,
-Advices from Siam say that the King
Of Siam will send Diplomatic Represen.
tatives TO the United States next year.
II is highly probable that through the in.
auence Of the American Consul at Bang
Kak the siamese Government will send
a number Of youths TO America to be ed.
ncated. The youths who were going
with Chandler two years ago, but were
prevented by Partridge, have been recent.
y sent 70 Germany for their education.
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Looking Alter Lost .Nionty-Liie
Insurance Case.

WAsiISGToS, February 1.-THE spe'
cal committee appointed by Secretary
Sherman TO investigate the lose OF pack
ageoi money in the United States Treas.
utet'. Office, containing 81 $50 so, con,,
PItied its laborS on Saturday. but has not
Represented Il report TO tue Secretary.
Alarge number Of witnesses were exam
anintd, but the committee were unable
10 obtain any clew TO the missing pack
age, which waS seen for the last time on
ne day that Mr.. New turned over the
IrsaSlFers Office to Mr.. Wyman.
During the investigation the committee
'9Ok the testimony regarding the method
oI felnbursing the Government for two
g'sVlOn' losses which occurred during
Treasurer News adminislration, one Of
ssOVO and one Of $1,000. 1t appeared
mat the report that Mr.. New made these
Io''e' good out Of his own pocket was in.
sotisct Theamount was made good, but
voc money uNed for this purpose was
no'efnment money, diverted, Ii IL said,
,toa la proper channel by Treasurer
t, asE, on whom both Losses should have
allsn. II isoxpected that tho report OF
ne lnVe'Iigating Committee will contain
some Important statements and recon-
aendalions regarding the Losses Of money
10 The Tre~ursr's office.
DECISION IN A LIFE ISsuRASCE CASE.
~ The following decision was made in the
yc''Sa ~. State. Supreme Court to day: No.
aSo, Union Mutual Life Insurance Com
SM! y. MOwry; error to the Circuit
isqtI ior the District Of Rhode Island. Il
sersin held that where q policy Of
,a..af,nce provided for the payment oil the
Paaluq upon its maturity, and it was
So' paid, the default will not be. excused
~ plea ihAt tue agent Of the company,
~. asa arranging the application for the
S,u.ait1ance, stated to the Insured that he
-ouli % notified Of the time for the pay.
S'ol 'ol premiums, and that such notice
iNo9t given. Such verbal Representa-
Sot w ol The agent, before the issuing Of the
!,,.! !r,.s!iti /. said, ia merged in the con
M contained in the policy, whose terms
NJ. 1 control, and constitutes no estoppel
w 'he company agaiuit insisting upon
j,.,I .IIls,tate Of the policy. Reversed. Mr..
'-'H''tisld delivered The opinion.
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CHICAGO, February Il. The DrorerI Jour.
CATrIE-Receipts 9, 900; shipments 900;
heavy supply OF medium mixed: market
dull, weak and lower: good to choice 81 25
as l2]i, common to fair IS s0a4 10. Light
trade In feeders and stockers at 50 50aS IS,
mixed butchers weak and lower, steers
s. 25aS SIX, COWS ..s2 0OaS 20, bulls s. 00a
500. Market declining at the close.
HoGs-Receipts 5000; shipments 900.
Packing slow and weak; sales at IS Goa
3S71f, light s. S5a4 90, heavy shipping
s. 90aS 95. Dull and few left over.
sHREP-Receipts $40; shipments 1,10o.
extras sS5 90. Moderate supply with fair
demand at S. 50a5 IL n; few fancy at S6 90.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Firm.
STATE BoNps-steady.

SrooKs-Were somewhat irregular In
the early dealings, but towards the close
became strong and advanced y 10 ~ per
cenLwith the chief strength In the Granger
shares, coal stocks, Lake Shore and New
York Central. Northwests were firm on
increased earnings OF 1000 for the first
week in February, and the coal shares ad.
vanced on the announcement that the
meeting Of the Board Of Control to-day
was harmonious and that no change In The
tonnage rates was made. The market
closed active and strong,with considerable
purchasing for long account.
The transactione aggregated 5000
Central, 1900 Lake Shore, 1900 North.
western common, 5000 preferred, 5000
81. Pauls, 5000 LackRwanna, 1900 Della.
ware 4 Hudson, and 5000 Western
Union.
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Petroleum Market.

PITTSBURGH, February l2.-Petroleum-
Crude unsteady at 81 aSslal s5 at Parker's,
for immediate shipment; refined firm o,
for Philadelphia delivery.
on CITY, Pa, February l2.-Petroleum
The market opened quiet and weak at
81 66X, and continued weak to the closing
Of the morning session, with Q decline to
81 G2f, at the close, closing with the alter
noon session at 81 66 asked. Shipments
40,5s3 barrels. Sales and resales $4,000
hnsxaln
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crossed the frontier have returned to
Greek territory. Irregulars continue to
enter Thessaly to keep alive the insurtec-
tion. Rifles are being distributed to them
under government superintendent. The
Greeks seem to have acted with great
moderation during the short invasion.
During the blockade the Dominica. Greek
flag remained over the Greek Consulate
BY order Of the commander Of the Turk
ish garrison,
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WHEELING, February 70, 1878.
Live stock received at the Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last week:
CATTLE-lleceipts 81 head. Ordinary to
common q AaSI<c, common 10 fair 81 J<a3Nc,
fair to choice SKa4Hc. Western cattle
81 35a4 80. Cattle active and l0a15c higher
than last week.
Hoes-Reeeips Ss head. Light and
common SaS1c, packing SKATE, choice
hogs 4a4J<c. Demand fair.
sHERP-Receipts 35 head, sold at IA
Axe.
lAMBs-Rseelpts % hendi sold at AKA
cALvEs-Recipts 8 head; sold at 81 Ooa
FRESH cows-Demand fair for choice
fresh.
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TOLEDO, February l2.-Flour-Firm.
Whest-No. l white Michigan at 81 70,
extra do 81 27. amber Michigan spot 81 %,
seller March 81 2S5I, No. 2 red winter spot
held at 81 20 bid, 81 10 seller March, re.
jected Wabash 81 90. Corn-Firm; high
mixed 421fc, No. 2 spot 42jlc, seller May
46Kc, rejected SsHc, damaged Axe.
oats.Dull; Michigan at 26I{c. Hogs
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PHILADELPHIA, February 12.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged. Wheat Quiet
steady and unchanged. 0ats-Quiet and
unchanged. Rye-Quiet and unchanged.
Proyisions-Dull and steady. Butter
Creamery S3a35c, Western Reserve 22a25c.
Eggs-Quiet and unchanged. Cheese-Firm
aud unchanged. Petroleum-Firm; re-
fined 121<c, crude i0kc. Whisky-Steady
at 81 90.
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ITALY.
The Pope's Funeral 10 be Pri.
vately Celebrated.

Vutely Celebrated.
LONDON, February 12.-Iutelligence
from Rome says: In reply to questions
from several foreign courts the Papal
nuncios have been instructed to announce
that the funeral Of the Pope will be pri.
vately celebrated In sixteene Chapel, on
the 18th, l7th and 18th insts. Conss-
quently persons attending the services
will do so 10 a private manner. This
course is adopted, II Is believed, to avoid
the necessity Of either assigning or reius.
ing TO assign special accommodations at
the funeral for the Italian royal family
and Ministers.
Chamberlain has declared to the Cath.
Ollie governments that the assembly Of
the cOnclaye In Rome must not be con.
sidered as preiudicing any questions
affecting the rights Of the Holy See.
The Cardinals will assemble in conclaye
on the evening Of the 18th inst. The
proclamation ot the new Pope will be
made TO the Catholic world from the
grand balcony Of the Vatican Casilica.
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FIRE RECORD.

WORCESTER, MASS, February l2.-The
Cambria Mill Of II. N. States Manufac-
turing Company, at Webster, was burned.
Loss 100000.
SYCAMORE, Ills, February 12.-Fried.
mans clothing store burned this morning
with the contents. Loss $4,000 insured
for $4,000 in seven companies.
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sarnrF TlSHLE levied upon the fur.
,ila,. and fixtures Of the Exchange Bank
., Monday for taxes due the State and
c,urty, amounting to sl,57l So. ; 1t will
n remembered that several Of the Banks
,,,. ,pessed arbitrarily by the Assessor
pu. time sgo, and the Banks appealed
d lhs Board Of Commissioners for re.
J,.., The action Of the Assessor being
p,,,ined by the Board, ii therefore leaves
a, matter in the hands Of the Sheriff.
The intention Of the Banks to carry the
,,,. TO the courts is their only reason for
,,l having paid their taxes before this
J,l.. The Bank. are confsrring on the
,abtct and will determine tomorrow
,ks, action will be taken.
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WAR NOTES.

CoSsrAS7isopLE, February 1e.-Grand
Duke Nicholas has expressed bis satisfae-
ton to Vefyk Effeudi at the non.admis.
sion Of the British feet. In to.day's
sitting OF the Turkish Parliament sew.
eral Deputies urged Yefyk Efeudi to
act with consideration towards England
relative to the passage Of the Darda-
nallea
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, February l2.-cArrLE-
Receipts to-day S6i head, al for this mar.
ket. Prime IS 25, good 81 75a5 90, common
"a 00a4 80.
HoGs-Receipts today 1895 head. York.
ers 81 15ai so, Philadelpbiss 81 SQai so.
sHRRP-Reeeipts to-day 1900 head sell.
ing at 81 O0a5 so.
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TaE New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company have been pay.
ing their men in silver for the last month,
.Di the POughkeepsic Eagle on Saturday
said:
Some Of the conductors received as
high as sixty trade dollars eacl; some
fifteen or twenty dollars In ten cent pieces
anl quarters, and the pay car left the
Grand Central depot yesterday loaded
with bag4 Of silver to be paid out tc
llbOrers along the line between New
York and Albany. The conductors are
already lOp sided carrying their silver
lad when they pass through the aisles oi
The cars i jingles in their pockets like
,leish-ballsw
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Dry GOODS.

NEW YoRK, February l2.-Buslness was
more active in few departments. Cotton
goods moved slowly, but best makes steadi.
ly held. Prints continue quiet, Cling.
hams and cottod dress goods in good de.
mand. Wonted dress goods In moderate
request. Mems woolens quiet. Foreign
goods sluggish.
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AcouxlrrEE appointed by the faculty
Of the University Of Wisconsin, to take
info consideration the cO-education of
IA. ,e1e., have reported that in their
OpioiOn complete separation Of students,
aseOrdiug tOse1, would be impracticible,
apd a partial separation in the same
manner would be injudicious. The ex-
psri.nCs Of the committee shows that fe.
n.Ies are fnlly equal TO the males in the
ell.. room. They further say in regard
to tie moral effect Of having both sexes
10 The same recitation room, that there
have never been fewer breaches Of disci-
pine than at present, and none growing
out OIL this relation.
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QUEENSTOWN, February 12.-Arriyed
Steamers Indiana, from Philadelphia;
Egypt, New York.
BosToN, Feb. l2,-Arrived-steamer
Bavaria. from Liverpool.
New YoRK, Feb. 12.-Arriyed-Sleam-
er England, from Liverpool.
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Meatller In,lleatlona.
uguCE or IHx cmRY slsAAL oTBicIR,
wAsHIEsToN, D. G., Feb. IS-l 4. ".
PRoBABtLiTIn

For Tennessee and Ohio VALLEY, warmer
and partly cloudy weather, followed at
vest stations by increasing cloudiness and
rain, south winds, aud rising followed BY
falling barometer.
For the lower lakes, partly cloudy
weather, areas Of light snow,warm south.
west shifting to colder northwest winds,
and rising barometer.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY REFRIGERATED.
New Yorlx money an q stocks.

NEW YORK, February 12. = MONEY
Closes easy at 4a5 per cent, Prime mer.
receipts $l4s,000. The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed s6,eS6,000. Clearings
81, 600 900. sterlingi steady; long at 4,s2,
GoLp-steady at 1o2. Carrying rates 5
10 AZ. Loans were also made dat.
sfLyKR-At London 54Hd. Here, sil.
yer bars are 81 l9N currency and 81 16N
gold. Silver coin per cent discount.
GovRRsMRNTs-Aetiy and strong,
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for EmbezzIement,

Bosros; February l2.-JOhn Drake
was arrested at Holyoke and brought
here last evening 10 await requisition
from the Governor Of Illinois on charge
OF embezzlement from the firm Of Sloan,
johnson & Co., Of Peoria, Ills.
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CLEVELAND, February ia special
to the Herald, from Mansfield, Ohio,
states to-day that Edward Webb was
sentenced TO be hung Friday, May 31St,
for the murder OF VIM. Finney, committed
December 9th Last.
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A written Denial.

ParIADELrHIA, February l2.-wayne
McYeigh will print card tomorrow
denying having written any letter criti-
ciHing, or even discussing, the diplomatic
appofntmsnts Of the present Administra-
tlon,
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The market has been toleably active this
week, but prices were <a,Sc of from last
weeks quotations, The tops chow de.
cline OF q full kc, while medium grades
declined 30. There were very few good
cattle In The market, most Of them being
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IRELAND.
Failure OF Ten Grain Firms-Li.
abilities 81. 100000.

BELFAST, February l2-About ten
grain firms have failed. Their total lia.
bilities are estimated At one million dol.
lars.
UlsrER, February l2.-The Eseains
Echo, Of Ireland, says: The position Of
4 number oil firms in the grain trade has
been = subject OF remark since last week.
Il Il no secret that the bills are lying at
the bank over due and the result will be
very serious to several firms. The older
and cautious merchants and millers will
be untouched, or only slightly, while
several who are touched will be able to
pull through. The result Of this semi
panic will be to bring trade within the
moderate and legitimate limits which
have been far oyer-stepped In several
recent transactions,
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VOLUME XXVI--NUMBER l48

the medium grades. Quotations 2,Sase,
few selling at either extreme. -
Mich CoIsI-The trade In Cows has been
fair only. Prices atretail range at $25a45,
and n few extra at $50.
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REMARKS.

The receipts have been very Light thls
week, and iales only moderately active,
The quality Of the offering Is generally In
differentyery few good sheep being among
them, and these are readily taken by our
home butchers. We quote common to fair
sheep ats 1faiIf cents; fair 10 good a. 45fa5H
cents, and good to extra 511a6 eents-feW
selling at the latter price.
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GREECE.

LONDON, February l2.-An Athens spe.
.eial aysi All regular troops who have
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NKw ORLEANS, February i2.-GtOcerie,
-Nomiually unchanged.
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IN SECRETARY WILLIE.

The Secretary Of the Navy has Issued
a general order announcing the death Of
Hon. Gideon Welles, and reci,ing the va.
rious distinguished positions held by that
gentleman 10 the public service, including
the office OF Secretary OF the Navy. The
Navy Department will be draped in
mourning till after the funeral, and the
public business in that department sus-
pended on the day Of the funeral. Simi-
lar action will be taken by the War De-
partment in respect 10 the memory OF
ex.Secretary Of War Conrad.
TERRITORY OF pEaBtSA.
The cub committee Of the House Com.
mil,ee on Territories have reported ad-
versely to the full committee on the pend
Ing bill providing for The establishment Of
the territory Of Pembina.
ENLISTMENT OF coLoRED CITIZENS.
A bill to remove all restrictions now
existing in regard TO the enlistments Of
coiored citizens IN any arm Of the United
States army, was reported by Mr.. Burn
side, from tho Senate Military Committee
to day, and Ia amended 70 as to read as
follows:
Bsa Eaaeied, ttc, That sections l,lOi
and |, Jos Of the Revised Statutes be, and
the same are hereby repealed.
Sec 9 That nothing in the above act
shall be so construed that the 9th aud
10th Calvary and oath and 25th Infantry
are not part OF the United States army.
General Burnside's written report, ac-
companying the bill, states merely that It's
object Is TO do away with the obligation
to gil the above designated regiments
with oolored men and remove restric.
tions to the enlistment Of colored men IN
other regiments.
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t,,b. Ohio Legislature yesterday the
u,... p,ped a bill to pay the expenses
I'm, ' Militia during the labor troubles
Va " ,.,,. Bills we're also introduced to
:. ..,.,l lbe act for turning over the dead
4 4 Lancer, to Medical Colleges and to
.,1,jJe . penalty OF $500 ane and from
r., 10 ten years yeurs imprisonment for
him in any way connected with body
r,,tbiug, and also 10 extend the term of
:t,,iE. Treasurer and Coroner from two
IN three years.
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REMARKS.

Trade in most Of the yards has been fair
at near about the figures Of last week. The
quality Of the offerings Is not as good a.
that OF last week, largeh proportion Of
the receipts being Of light grade Of hogs,
with % to 25 cents o9 per 100 poundl.
The market closes with fair prospect for
the maintenance OF present prices for q few
days. Quotations 61<a6 cents, net.
rHH aIIKRr nARrHr.
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DUPONT's
Wheeling Powder AGENCY.

have at oil Hines Ia Magazine Q large
stock Of The above celebrated Powder.
VIZ: Rifle, Sporting 10 oans). BIastlnu
and Rlning, 10 metallic packages, which
! viii cell Of Wholesale atmanufaoturo's
prloss. ! have Portable Magazines Of
different sizes for shipping and will delly.
er free on cars or boat. Thls Powder
s unequaled In strength nnd quality.
jell N. REILLY, sole Agent
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LOUISIANA AFFAIRs.

AT the Cabinet session to-day the prin.
cipal topics talked about were Louisiana
affairs and The deaths OF ex-Secretaries
Conrad and Welles. The action taken
in regard 10 the deaths OF these distln.
guished citizens Is shown in orders from
the departments over which they at one
time respectively presided. Nothing new
was presented with reference to Louisi-
ana beyond what has already been men.
toned as the substance OF the Presidents
views on the situation.
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laeGnteIliaettee'r

r,,y,1lOS.-Mrs. Jane Pittmhn died
r;,,inp,ti on Monday, and having
= ',,,,.,,d , +. ri,h in her own written will
~ = ). s,emnted, her body will be con-
VA I 10 Washington, Pa, where the ere
".,i,, process will take place under
- T direction Of DR.. Julius LeMoyne,
~, =, husband, Mr.. Ben Pittman, will leave
r.,;,,,,i o., on Thursday evening with the
n,ip.
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fnE swINR MAnkn.
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THE TARIFF.

The Committee on Ways and Means
to-day nearly completed schedule d oi
the tariff bill relating TO wines and
liquors. There was no alteration in the
rates.
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baltimore Live Stock Market.

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