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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-22
DIZZY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, April 2O.-Dry Goods
Business continues quiet with commits.
sion houses and importers and the job
blng trade lees active. Cotton goods m
steady but light demand At unchanged
prices, but styles OF fancy prints and low
grade shlrtlngs are IN fair request; other
makes quiet Staple Ginghsms scarce.
Large auction sales OF silks and foreign
dras goods will be held next week
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NO. 239
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 20.-Flour Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Fsirly active and
shade higher; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 l0fal 10! cash; 81 lOt6I lOs seller
April; 81 lO0(9l lOs seller May; 81 OSE
al Oo: seller June; No. 81 O5f. Corn
Steady snd in fair demand At 4O3c
cash; 4O!c seller April; Ate seller MAY;
4lse seller June elected S6Ic. Oats
In islr demsnd, but st lower rates At 26tc
csshi 26s seller Apri; 26Bc seller MAY
Snd June Rye-Firm st 5SG5s;c
Bsrley-Dull, weak and lower st 464c
Pork-Fslrly serve and shade higher
s. IS cash spd May IS So seller June;
IS 97i seller July. Lsrd-Fsirlv sctye
and shsde higher st S5 S7ICi6 80 cssh;
Sc 90(G6 81! seller Msy; 50 95G6 97l
seller June; s. OOt97 02! Geller. July.
Bulk AestS-Quiet snd unchanged
Alcohol-At S8c bid.
Cincinnau.
CINCINNATI, April -. - Cotton
Quiet 81 lOIc. Flour-Quiet and un-
changed. Wheat-Quict and steady;
red 81 le(Gl Il. Corn-ln good de-
msnd 81 tull prices ~ 4SG44c. Oats
Dull st 2s@3lc. Rye-Dull At GO,,062c.
Barley Dali and nominS. Pork Dali
and nominal at - 90 Lsrd-ln good
demand light otiering. curren. make
$6 30 bid; kettle s. 25(d7 Is. Bulk Mests
Firm st So SOFAS G2!G4 75G4 S5@
8 90 Bacon-Qulet but steady 81 81 20
@35 6Od5 70. Mhisky-Dull and lower
81 81 OF. Butter-Quiet End unchanged.
Llnseed OIl-Steady 81 5gGGlc.
OIL CITY,
OIL CRY, April 20 Market opened
weak, with ssIes at 81 80, declined to
81 Z6b and advanced 10 81 81 At which
price it closed firm. Shipments isO6l
barrels; average 1876 barrels; trausnc-
tiOns 2jO 600 barre,s.
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Denial from HIshop Me,osLr.,

NEW YORK, April 2l-Bsnop Nc
Coskrey sends the following TO the Asso.
ciated Prcss
To the Assoctdted Press
give my unqualified denial 10 the At
ticles which have appeared 10 different
papers Ag,iast me.
lSigned s. A. MCCCsKREY.
Bishop Of Michigan
NetD York, ABrti 20
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mOONSHINERS.
Deputy Marshal KIIIed-IIIicit Dis
fiIIpriPs Broken I'D.

WASHINGTON, April q - Revenue
Collector W,gner telegraphs the com
missioner t.om Greensboro, \ e., that
rslalrg party just returned from
G,gsnylls, 5. C., report RQfls Il. Springs,
Deputy Marsiu., was shot and instantly
killed bv parties 10 ambush The Com
missioner o.: IuLerral Revenue referred
.aa Dispatch to the Attorney General,
sad j. is probable that an armed force
vii De detailed.
The Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue to-day received the following
telegram from Collector Wade at Ssvsn-
a.G My deputies have broken up ten
ac. dis,ll.erIes in f bert and Wilkes
-la.ie, and destroyed 1900 gallon Of
beer and mash ready for dist,lla.ion and
.gj gallons q low wines.
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hRFIne.

New YORK, April 2O-Arrived-TEe
steamers Britannia, irom QIeonstown,
and City Of Montreal from Liverpool
BosToE, April - Arrived -Stenmcr
Bulgarian, from Liverpool
QUEEssTows, April ZO-Arriyet
Steamers City Of Richmond, from New
York, and Sardinia, from Baltimore
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suit Against b. & o. Railroad.

Mt. VERNON, o.. April 2l.-Henry I.
Porter, an attorney Of this city, hiss COM
menced slit on his own account II the
Court cf Common Pleas OF this county.
against the B. x o. Railroad Company
fo7 services rendered during the pas. SIX
yesrs, claiming judgment IN the sum OF
SOL, ,ol6.
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CommercInITIn,.I.rn n.Yd.Y.a

COLUMBUS, GA, April 2O-Hsrry
Love, Of Lexington, ny, 80 years cf sr',
was murdered by DJwdol Adams aud
thrown from the bridge nj Window, 80
feet high, into the ChattAhoOcheo river.
The body was brought by tho murderer
p miles Adams has been arrested.
Love represented the house Of Hewitt ~
Co, Philadelphia. Robbery was the
motive.
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SeNere GkIe.

MADEID, April IA heavy gale
prevailed along the northern coast Of
spain yesterday. Numerous fishing We,
self have been losr. and about one hun
dred Bermo fishermen drowned. Fifty.
siE fishermen bslor ging 70 Sanisndsr
were AlsO drowned
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Died

BADTIMoREg MD, April 2O-yery
Rev Joseph Paul Dubreul, Yiesf-Geu-
eral Of the arch diocese of Baltimore. and
rector Of St. Mary's Theological Semin-
ary cf this city, died to day Of pneumon q
SYRACUsE, April u -Msj9r-Genersl
james j. Beck died, here, v lay
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Shooting match.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2l.-J. X Re.
nAnd won the Lillisr thal cup St the long
range shOOtir < match, and Captain Jas.
Buckley won she fret prize, an el'gaDt
silver cup, At the glsss ball match, de-
fs4tlng twenty-fJur contsstsLt,.
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PRODUCE.
New York.


NEW YORK, April 20 FIour-Un-
changed; receipts 1900 barrels. Rye
Flour-Quiet At So 2jG1i 90. Corn Meal
Steady at s. 2jd2 7j. Whest-Qmet
receipts 10000 busheIs; steam No. 3
spring 81 %; No. 3 spring 81 -; No 2
MlIwaukeeBl 274; No. ! white 81 4l4(g
~. Kye-Slesdy; western 69@73c.
Barley-Dull Mslt-QIiet and un-
changed. Corn-Unchsnged; receipts
43 900 bushels. Oats.-Less firm; receipts
1900 bushels. Hay-A. $50 0OC965 90
Hops Firm and unchanged. Coffee
Dull and unchanged Sugsr-Stcsdy;
TAR 10 good refining 7i@74c prime 7:,;
refined gG9!c. MOlasses Dul and un-
changed. Rosin-At 5ja sc. Rice
Quiet and unchanged. PeIroleum-Dulli
crude SIC; refined llic. TAl.ow-At
7 5l6G72c. Turpen,ine-SIesdy a, 30
M3O5c. Eggs-Stesdy; fresh western
lO3c. Lesther-Unchanged Wool-ln
ialr demand and unchanged. Mes
Pork-At SO 25@lO 25. Beef-Quiet.
Lard-prime steam st 81 26g7 32
Butter-Heavy at 7Ml3c. Cheese
STEADY st 6Igl2!c. Whisky-Dull at
81 o.. MetAls-Unchsnged.
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2O-Fiour-
Very quiet and unchanged Wheat
Quie, and steady; amber 81 34lgl &c;
red 81 goal 33; white 81 37ql 30. Corn
Firm: yellow 53c; mixed 81 C bid seller
Nav: 81 seller june 53c seller July.
Oa:s-QIiet and steady; PennsyivsniA
white 33G34!c; western do 33G34!c;
western mixed 3llc. Rye-Upchsnged.
ProyI:ions-D1li and wesk. Mess Pork
At 80 75i1lO %. Beet HAms-At
Sl6 OOGl7 20. India Mess Beef-At
S23 5CM24O0. Lsrd-Stesdy; city kettle
81 37.M7 80. Butter Weak; creamery
gsG3ic; Western Reserve 22G25c.
Eggs-Du.l and weak; Pennsylysnis
IO5GIIc. western lOgl0ic. Cheese
Qgiet and stesdy; western choice Ito
Fac. Petroleum-DUI refined held At
I!c; crude SIC. WhIsky-Quet and
unchanged.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, April 2O.-FlOur-
O1iet and unchanged. Whest-Opened
hrn. rose L ard closed steady No.
Milwaukee nsrd 81 l5f No ! Mnwsu.
kse 81 l59; 10. z do 81 1T, seller April
81 liz seller May Il ut; seller Juue
81 C9i; No. 3 do 81 Of COrn-Nom-
iaslIy lover; No. z 4lc. Osis-QUiet
and lover. 10. Z6g Rye--FIrmer; No.
5ssc. BarIey-NctaiUg doing; No. 2
spring 57Gy57ic. Provisions-Dull aud
neglected. Mess Pork-S9 90. Lard
Prime steam 81 90.
Toledo
TOLEDO, April 2O.-Wheat Opened
firm srd closed easier; amber Michigan
spot Il 27I; seller May 81 = seller June
II "a; No. z amber Michigan Il 2l;
No. 2 red winter spo: 81 23; seller Msy
81 u; 30. 3 red 81 Y; No. Dayton and
Michigan red 81 ~! rejected Wabash
81 Oh. COrn-Firm; high mixed 44ci
No. 2 spot 43ic; seller May 44!c; No. 2
white Ace; rejected Ais damaged S6c.
Uats-Dull; No. 25lci Michigan 2sic.
I Cover Seed-Dul!i Mammoth 81 20;
prime S4 O5.
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Protection TO Cattle.

WAsINGToN, April 2l.-The House
Committee on Agriculture have agreed
TO report without favorable recommeds-
tion, the bill introduced in the House
providing for the better protection Of
cattle in transportation The bill re-
Quires the cattle to be fed at least once
every tweEty-tour hours.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
TELEGR RAPR.
Gold Closed at IOO]I-Goyernmeuts
StronS-EIour Firm and I'm.
chanEed-Nheat quiet
Hogs Steady and
Unchanged.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, April 20.-Money-
At 5G7 per cent, closing easy ss 8 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper ST 5(9
G4 per cent Customs receipts $780,
600 The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
100000. Clesrings SIS 100000. Sterling
firm; long 1861; short 4S9.
GOLD Opeued 81 1909 and closed ST
1901. Carrying rates lGD4 per cent.
SILvER-At London 5Id; here silver
bars llS3, greenbacks; list, gold; SILVER
coin tGl per cent discount.
GevERNMENTs-Strorg.
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InesBdlary Fires.

ST ALBAss, VI April 1.-Two ir-
cendiary fres occurred here this morning
under cIrcumstsnces which indicate an
attempt 70 csuse large cobfAgrGiiob
Both, however, were eE!ingished with
ANAL l0E5
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STATE BONDS Steady.

STATE BONDS Steady.
SroCKs-The Stock Exchange this
morning was the scene OF considerable
excitement, snd for time there were
some WIDE fluctuations. The prominent
feature OF speculation was Northwestern
common, which opened At j3t, and de.
cined rapidly, with about \ per cent.
difference between each sale until Is WAS
touched. From this point there was a
rapid recovery 10 81, foil owed by reAc-
tiOn 10 81 snd an advance TO 523, with
the latest sales at J2!. This
movement was rather unexpected
by the street, and naturally attracted
much attention. The decline Was aCccl
Grated By q large number Of stop less
orders being IN the market, and as the
best o. tbess were reached brokers Wed
with each other TO sell aad more haste
than Judgment was exhibited. There
Was sn effort made 10 protect the stock
and after the furry was over the g"ner-
al impression prevailed that the whole
thing was a scoop. The balance oi the
market WAS weak Tor time in
sympathy with Northwestern common,
and the decline, which ranged from 10 :,
was subsequently, recovered, partially Ia
common cases and wholly in others.
There Was less activity IN the market IN
the afternoon, altauugl the dealings
were characterized By firm tone. To-
wards the close Western Union foil oil
from 81 to so, but the effect Of this on
the general list was slight, and a. the final
sales the market WAS firm. The trans
actions aggregated 10000 shares, Of
which / 400 were New York Central,
l2OOO Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 5000
Wabash, 3O,5OO Northwestern common,
5000 preferred, $500 Rock Island, 26.
600 81. Paul common, 300 preferred,
$500 Delaware, LGckawanna and West
crn, 1900 Delaware md Hudson, 1000
Union Pacific, 400 Ohios, $1,000 West
ern Union. 1900 Atlantic and Pacific
and 700 Pacific Mail.
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Didn,t Kuovitwas Loaded.

NEw ORLEANS, April 2l-Pliiip
Badger, sged eight years, killed BIS
brother, aged eleven, with s shotgun.
They did not know it was loaded.
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LIVE sTOCK.
CincInuaII.

CINcIsSATI, April 20 Hogs
Steady and unchanged. Receipts 40
head shipments 1916 head
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kpecIe ResumpIian.

NEW YORK, April 2l-Specisl def-
patches state that 3 number OF banks and
business houses in Pennsylvanis are di,-
bursing coin.
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Mr.. tucker, of Virginia,

eput1 from the Ways sud Means
C.mu tee day a bill IN relation to
.7at.1 on tobacco. and imposing tax
% lucOmes Il was referred TO the Com
nl.,e Of the Whole, where it must take
IS clsnces, because objection was made
70 making it the special order. The TAX
o., .Jbacco is fixed at sixteen cents per
pound. All incomes IN excess of s., 600
gs- snnum are taxed two per cent.
Tac Committee on Appropriations
nave srreed with Mr.. Cox and other
renis Of Thurmsn's funding bill, that
.lag will not inLerposo any objection TO
s morning hour on Tuesday, SO that an
gp35r,luity msy be given to . to the
Speakers table and pat the bill on It's
pass.-n
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rnrr SAMPLES TO AGESTs. LADIEs
kkkk Combination Seedle-book, with
IT'LL Chromos. send stamp. y. Il. 3luek
New Red ford. hAa,t fs.gl
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EhFIhquakp.

CoSsTASTIsoPLE, April PA heavy
shock of an earthquake was felt here
and in this vicinity, Friday.
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Mr VIM. \. Davis,

o. We VUgniy, is in the CItJ, and D
credited with saLtlrg 10 b. Dlstrct G.
CgumbIs Commissioner.
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Reyenue Frauds.

U,sVrsGToS, April 2O.-Special
- Curtis, of the Treasury depart
a. s,, ,C-dsy continued his statement be-
".s ~. ne House ApproPrist on Comm tee
D, ,sI,tion to s large number OF claims
sn.,ons drawback claimed by num-
-, cf the New York lawyers rs A.
',.,eys fJr importers here. He reviewed
-, rcngdersbie length group of twelve
~'.s. amounting IN the sTgregate to
40 JOI des gastsd - cases winch have
s.sn sdfust ID bu. not paid and said t1st
ere was but one case IN the group
"a, should ba paid, and that
w.: the csse Cf II Paste and 'thers
,,,jns, Barnly, amounting TO 1914. lie
.siit5s attorneys, upon obtaining access
1.-The papers tered tlem, and that the
work wss l,f. mostly . government
r.rss. tie RAJ the statements or the
dark, acknowledging that they had pei
3-ned services for outside attorneys, and
s.i received compensation therefor.
.I,rjsr. tle attorney representing q
rye number ,f the claimants, said that
t,s allegations Of Curtis were very sur.
D,..Irg 10 hin. and be asked . be given
lime y consult oJler representatives, Of
the claimants, in order to determine
whether they should undertake to rebut
ls case lt the government before toe
r5rnrtne. or resort tD the courts. The
counsel subsequently, concluded to take
me csses into tle courts for legal deter
.---.L--r
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THENATIONAL CAPITAL.
Van TOBACCO AND INCOMES.
Internal Revenue Bill
lp' ,. Frauds-Depufy Mar
nal KuIsd Raid on
Illicit DisUlleries.
-. rreasur, sIatemsnt.

W,gISoroS, April 20 O-The Treas.
" bolds S346.975,S50 in United
"! ~ bonds 10 secure National bank
S.'.STS .,ion and sl34 100000 in bonds to
cf'1 ,o nubic deposits; United States
,N-s nd, deposited for circulstion for the
o]al' ending to-day, S55,255; United
'..,. s'tn bonds held tor circulation with.
go go TOR the week ending to-day, S4i3.
:It :io Sstionsl bank circulation ouistand-
wv +nrrency notes, S32l,4lTS44; gold
Ds' q 43j l2O; internal revenue, 1896
.55.', .yS customs, S24l, Sl5i receipts OF Ma
,ioTsl 1c bank notes tor the week ending
,"8sy .' as compared with the same
80 80 Of Isst year, 1877, total IS $4,000,
y. s.'H ISIS S8,6l9,OOO; receipts to-day,
s.Q- I0l
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rawaI of the British Fleet and
Russian Troops.

PARIS, April 2O.-The papers publish
a telegram from Berlin stating that Eng
land and Russia lave agreed to the prin-
ciple Of simultaneous withdrawal Of
the British feet and Russian troops from
the neIghborhood Of ConstantinOpIe, but
the points to which they will Withdraw
are not decided upon.
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ST. PETERSBURG, April 20.-An order
is officially published that the necessary
number of men be called out from the
naval reserve to form three corps of sail
ors, for service in the feet, two OF which
are to be stationed at Cronstadt, and the
third at Nicolaleff
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Soon after meeting to-day, the House
went into Committee of the Whole, Mr..
Cox, OF New York, in the chair, on the
postottice appropriation bill.
On motion OF Mr.. WsddeIl the spprO-
pristion for tie publication Of pos'-Tou!e
maps was increased from $4,000 to
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IL Cleveland, O., there is 4 very large
trade carried on in the business OF body
snatching,-three such cases having been
brought to the attention OF the authorities
last week, and the whole number OF graves
robbed are not yet reported, cemeteries in
the back towns moi being heard from.
While working up the French case, the
police gained information which led them
to believe that the grave OF Mrs. Angelina
Highly, OF Garrettsville, O., had been rob-
bed, and her son-in.law and son immedia-
tely repaired to the cemetery, and their
investigations showed the report to be true.
Next, the friends OF Ms. Charlotte G.
Pease, who wa buried in Ravenna, visit
ed her grave and found the body missing.
All these bodies have been found in the
Homeopathic College, and DIS. Carlisle:
Brown, and Jones are under arrest, charg-
ed with stealing or secreting these bodies.
The mind Of Cleveland is very much
torn up aud disturbed in consequence Of
these discoveries, and sick people in that
vicinity have resolved to get well sooner
than to die and be used as subjects on the
dissectins.table in q Cleveland Medical
College. !r
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MnS. s. ArcnisoN
The Coming sham Iattleat rairmout.
y 7H FNRMoyr. septemnbcr %.

aN4zI FAAnfASN FFSHNS- -St4f
The military OF the State are anticipating
d grand display as well as o pleasant re-
union at Eairmpnt, on the 18th of October.
Preparations for the sham battle are being
pushed forward by the Davis Guards, pnT
der whose auspices the demonstration is
TO be had, with an energy. and success that
promises brilliant ''Victory." Responses
have been received by the Davis boys from
the Mathews Guards, Golf Guards and
Schmulbach Z6uaves, Of Whecling; WI.
son Blues; Of Burton \ Camden Guards, Of
MoundsYilIe; Delaplaih Guards. of Man:
nington; and Murgantown Cadets, and
each OF these companies will positively be
present. Tile intention OF the Mathews
Guards, at onetime' announced, 10 60 to
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, has been reconsidered,
and that company will be at Fairmont. 1t
is known that four brass bands, including
Kramer's organization, Of, Wheeling, will
be present, and i Is probable there will be
others. The Burlington cavalry and Mar.
tinsburg artillery companies have been
invited and are expected. This will be
one Of the grandest atfiirs ever witnessed
in this section Of the State, ,sv'!-
The following distinguished gentlemen
will grace the occasion with their pres
ence: His Excellency;i Gov. Fl! NJ. Math-
ews and staff, Gen. n. GOT, Jr., Hon. J. Il.
Camden, Hon. H. G.. Davis, Hon. Ben.
Wilson, and others W it'- Hs'V 20"
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rTuE women Of Virginia seem really in
earnest In their efforts to maintain the
financial credit of the State, which the
men apparently care so little about, and
they have formed IN association for this
purpose. They do not propose to entirely
relieve their husbands and brothers from
the discharge Of obligations they have in
CURED, but only to assist and encourage
in honorably paying the State debt and its
interest These women are very practical,
too, in their irst step, which is to ask the
Legislature to raise $4,000 or $4,000
more taxes annually to meet the unpro-
yided interest by imposing the additional
burden Of 10 cents or every 800 OF taxa
BILE property. Petitions to this effect are
TO be circulated throughout the State, each
woman who signs 1t pledging herself to
save this additional sum for her male pro-
tecton by economy and selt-dental.
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Rxr1p transit is speedily becoming an
accomplished fact in New York, the last
achievement being the opening of the east
side road up to 67th street, or about five
miles. The real estate interests of 9Th av-
enue and SD street, where the Metropoli-
tan road crosses the city, talk fight and
complain bitterly Of the damage to their
property. II has knocked rents dowA one
hall, they say, though there will probably
be controversy as to whether hard times
are not responsible for some portion OF
this reduction. It is unquestionably n
great blow to property along the route, but
there may be a recovery, By some mitiga-
ton Of the annoyances. The grand jury
has been taking testimony as to the injur-
ious effects Of the road. hut has adjourn
ed without taking any steps towards in
dieting it. The medical profession has
been polled by the corporation on the one
hand, and real estate interests on the 9TH
er, in regard to the pathological objections.
The doctors who think it is all right say
that they see the children growing just as
well and as plump and as ruddy as ever,
and tradesmen pursuing their ayocation
with their usual nervous energy, after four
months experience. A more moderate
statement, signed by DIS. Fordyce Barker
and Hammond among others, is to the eff
feet that the sanitary results, countingin
the opening Of new tenement quarters,
viii be on the whole good, and that there
is no support for the statement that various
nervous and mental diseases are produced
by the noise Of railway trains.
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An intailible sign Of returning prosper.
ity is the heavy freight business doing on
the trunk lines Of railway. The immense
grain shipment eastward do not constitute
the whole Of this business, for there Is an
unusually large movement OF manufaetur-
ed goods and machinery westward, which
shows that the States Of the interior are
fast attaining healthy condition. 1.-THE
politicians will letthe country alone and
cease their efEottsto orerthrow'the estab-
hshed financial policy Of the Government,
h will not be long before business gets
firmly upon Its feet again.
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Mis-. suRa, d laachSet Of one Of The
London SCHOOL, Boards i'm psariy all Of
which In. question 81 corporal punish,
ment Is nsins, advocates Jogging, bu. re-
s,ricts 1t TO the boys, believing that It
would not be, ~eaieaciops Il applied to her
own sex. AT aereeent discussion Of the
subiectbYthe School o4rd ~ofShsSrhcS
two 81 Tie members Of that venerable
body gOts 90 excited thatene Of them brOke
his uuibtHslla over the other head, and
was in turn Kicked down stairs. This
scientific illustration o. the,subiect under
discussion is Just what The boys have been
wishing for ever since sOlOmOn's day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

wAsn,xorox furnishes about the only
case within the memory soilthe oldest in
habitant Of bank closing its doors with
ample assets to meet I'LL liabilities and the
invested capital, The explanation given
by some Of the papers isthata new part
ner in the concern discovered trihins err
ror in the books which could not ut the
moment be explainedIEand In the CONVEX
satiOn following he senior got mad and
shut up the shop tOrt spite. The assignee
discovered the error, but the old partner
and the new are still .out."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

TIM telephone was brought into usO at
the school election In New Haven Conn,
last week, in collecting the election re,
turns. The polls closed at Eve O'Clock,
and in some Of the wards 1t was almost six
O'Clock before the count was complete, but
at ave minutes past six full returns had
been received from the city.