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The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
ASSISTANT CoMMlssIoNERsHIps.

WAsHIsGToN, Jan. 4.-The humber of
persons who want to serve their country
abroad is constantly increasing. There are
already 800 appl cants Tor the Assistant
CommissiOnersbips 10 the Paris Exposi-
ton. No appointments viii be made Tor
some time, in order to allow all those who
want to 90 to file their applications.
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CUT BETWEEN THE EYES.

Robert Ferguson, an employee at the
Edge Moor Iron Works, received a
ssVere cut between the eyes, yesterday
morning, by being struck with a piece
of iron that few from a punching ma
chine at which he was working.
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nnT n Great cnance 10 make money
IT. you can't get gold you can
III Hi get greenbacks. We need per
.gOn In avqry lnuvn tn IN lra e,,k

get greenbacks. We need per
0O1D. son In every town to ta Ike sub
scriptions for the largest, cheapest and bes
illustrated family pu blication In the world
Any one can become successful agent
The most elegant works of art gwen free to
subscribers. The price is so low that al
most everybody subscribes. One agent re-
ports making over $3.50 In week. A lady
agent reports taking over 400 subscribers In
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You can DO itas well us others. Full par
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II costs nothing TO try the business. No one
VINO engages fails TO make great pay. Ad-
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Maine
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Beg 10 state that they are open Tor any
commercial transactions as TO conslgn-
ments, for granting Drafts and presenting
commercial bills for acceptance and paw
ment, for buying English Goods at very
small commission and forwarding goods 10
any place In England or the Continent.
We beg TO draw your attention to very
important English Invention we have on
hand. viz:
WOOLLhN BLANKETS OR COVER
lNGS, OF LARGE SIZES, COMBIN-
ED WITH AN AIR PILLOW.
IL Will be found most necessary ana use
tul for Military Men, Travellers, Invalids,
for use In Hospitals, &C., &c., popsessing
amongst ethers the following advantages:
IL Is the finest substitute for Bed
The pillow can be raised or lowered at
any time with the greatest ease.
IL Will pack up In very small compass,
and can be carried about without any In
convenience
PRICE FROM los. TO 36s, EACH.
When ordering the above article, please
init the amount OF your order 10
iyo-3taw6m W. Ora WF0RD d co.
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OufIaRrY in Indiana.

EVANSVILLE, June 24.-Owensville,
Gibson county, has Of late been the
scene of several terrible conflicts between
outlaws and citizens, the last occurring
last night. The attempt was upon the
life OF Andrew j. Montgomery, who
has taken prominent part in repress-
ing and bringing TO punishment the
members of Iswless band. Mont
gomery had been in Owensville
and was returning to his farm, when he
was attacked by several masked men.
He wss armed, and succeeded in wound
ing one Of his asssIsnts. A dozen bull
lets entered Montgomery's clothing, and
one Clipped the skin nom his lips, but
he escaped unhurt. The neighborhood
is aroused, aud hundreds OF men are now
securing the country in search OF the
outlaws.
A cold-blooded murder was committed
at Mount Vernon, Parsons county,
last night by an unknown negro the
victim benig Anne McCool. woman of
doubtful reputation. Three negroes de-
msnded admitLance to Miss McCools
house, and being refused battered down
the door, and when Mics McCool and q
companion attempted TO escape by back
way they were pursued by them. A re.
vo!ver was used, the bail crushing through
her head and causing instant death.
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Terrible Gas ExpIOsIon.

New YORK June 24-O. d. FIrcen!
and VIM. H. Code, clerks 10 the tax COL
lectors Office, Brooklyn, entered the
vault wherein the books are kept. Code
lighted match TO light the gas jet,
wnen sn explosion Of gas instantly tol-
lowed and the wall Of the vsui! was
blown into the middle Of the office, and
ratings, furniture, windows and ssshes
were demolished. Vincent was blown
scross the room, about forty feet, mis-
clothes torn eff. hair burned, srL face
and body fesrtlIiy lscersted. Code Was
buried in the ruins. These two men are
fatally injured. Several persons in the
tax office at the time were severely in
iuret.
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Attempts a. Suicide-BurgIa

ZASEsyLLE, June 23.-BJah " Icon 4,
VINO has been de,pOndsnt for several day
on sccOunt OF drink and being out o. en-
pIoymeul, attempted last night - COM
NIT suIcide, Erst by cutting bis lhros', bat
the iDlen,ily OF the pain, and OF toe per
suAsion Of hIs wife, be desisted. 81 b. o.
ing tired Of life, he tried lsutauum, Wit
out effect; finally toprocursd rope anI
went 10 tee cellar aud tried bangin +,
when some neigHbOrs kindly cu. Li.n
down aud thwsr.ed his purpo>"
The house of Adam Hsilran W.. en
tered lsst night by tibet, aud ii4O ia
money was taken away.
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voluntary" Contributions not Oh
jeCIiOnRbIs.

"NOluntary' Contributions not OBJ
jecIiOnRbIs.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Inquiries
continue to be made of the President
from persons occupying Federal offices
in different parts OF the country, rs to
whether the Presidents civil service or.
der remains in force, or whether it has
been modified. 1t can be stated on su.
thority, thai the order will be enforced.
This order prohibits persons holding
fedual position from taking part IN
caucuIes, primary meetings or conven-
tions, while they will be permitted to
support any candidate they choose, and
assist in a way that will not interfere
with the proper discharge Of their Of
iCisl duties. Voluntary contributions
to campaign funds were not considered
by the President TO be violation of
this order.
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parishes in Louisiana, snd secondly, that
be had been appointed by the President
on that account, and asked the Presl-
dent how it happened that this man
had been appointed, charged as he was,
with the disreputable manipulation OF
the vote of Louisisns. The Preslde2t
replied that Anderson had been appoint
ed for efficiency in service rendered the
party and in reply to further inquiry the
President said he did not think Ander-
son would retain his office. 1t was the
first week in June that the interview
with the President took place, General
Boynton having been riding with the
President through sn invitation OF the
General, and discussion of appointments
having taken place during the drive
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Marriage of The COIored Senator,

CLEVELAND, June 24.-Senator B. K
Bruce, OF Mississippi, and Miss Jose
phine B. Wilson, OF this city, were mar
ried this evening at the residence OF the
brides parents, on Perry street. The
ceremony wss performed by the
Rev. n. 5. RuIisen, Rector Ci
81. PsuPs Episcopal Church. About
soventy.fve friends Of the Senator and
Miss Wilson were present Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce left d. 1920 via Lake Shore
route in special car for New York
from which city they sail on Wednesday
for Europe.
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mASONs AT GRAFTON.
A Letter that should Have Reached
us a Day Earlier-HistOry OF the
Grafton Lodge.

/ Correspondence OF the Register
GRAFTON, June "a.
The Masonic fraternity Of Grafton are
anxiously awaiting the arrival Of Mon
day next. Should the day be propitious,
| and it is hoped that the daily showers
with which we have been blessed for
some time past will cease for that dsy at
least, Grafton will witness one Of the
grsndest displays that ever grsced the
town. The laying of the corner stone
of the Masonic Temple, TO be erected by
Lodge No. Is, A. f. u a. NJ will be q
memorable occurrence IN the history
ofour little village and one of no slight
Importance to the Masons of the State.
Ali the Lodges of the State have
been invited TO attend, snd
to participate in tie ceremonies. Qaite
number have accepted the invitation,
and the probability is that from four 10
five hui d ed Masons will be present.
The cornerstone is complete and in
position, and reflects credit upon the
workmen for theneat manner in which
it hiss been dressed. The building, which
is to be Of brick and OF modern srchi-
lecture, will be al addition to our town
Of which we may be proud. The di-
mensiOns are as follows: The building
will be 33x6O feet, making the lodge
room proper 3lx47 feet in the clear, with
height of l6 feet from floor to ceiling.
There will be two store rooms in the
lower part of the building, one on Main
street and one or St Johns.
Gen. Albert G.. Pike, of Washington,
d. g., will be present and will lecture IN
the evening on Masonry.
Grand Master Baird, Attorney-Ge
ersl White, Cyrene and Wheeling Com
manderIeS and a host of the craft from
Wheeling are expected.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany have given very liberal rates from
Msrtinsburg, Parkersbur and Wheeling.
In nearly every instance less than half
fare.
HISTORY OF THE LODGE.
Fetterman Lodge No. 10 was Institu-
ted by dispensation Of the Grand Master
of Va, at Fettermsn, on the Dist day of
September, 1857, with the following Off
ce:s: j. II. Bryant, w. NJ; j. E. Fleming
s. w; John Clark, j. W; Dan Louden.
Treasurer; John 5. Burdett, Secretary
and was chartered by the Grand Ledge
OF Virginia on the 18th day of December,
1858. The lodge met at Fetterman until
the 26!h day of September, 1860, when
the place of meeting, by the authority of
the Grand Lodge of Virgins, was
changed to Grafton.
On the formation Of the State of Wes.
Virginia and tho formation of the Grand
Lodge of this State, it was rechartered
Oh January "a, 1867, as Grafton Lodge
No. Is.
The following have been masters of
the Lodge since its organization: j. w.
Bryant. D. K Rennice, w. H. Freeman,
Israel Fo7msn, 4. +. Snirer. Leonard
MaIlonee, Charles II. Brendle, Arthur
Sinsel, +. NJ Durbin.
The Lodge numbers about seventy
members. In April 1878, Mystic Lodge
L. ID. WAS instituted by members from
Grafton Lodge No. Is, with the follow
ing officers: A. +. Shirer, w. M; d.
w. Mason, S. W; A. j. Mezune, j. ";
w. l.. Grant. Treasurer; II. J. Mugler,
Secretary, and has membership Of
thirty-four. A. l.. II.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Great COLLEGE Resaifa.

LONDON, June 24.-The entries for the
four-osred boat races at Hurley are as
follows: For the Steward challenge cup,
Dsuphin University crew, Shoewsc.
esmettes, Kingston club, London club,
Columbis and Jesus College, crew OF
Cambridge. For the visitors challenge
cup, Columbias, lsdy Msrgsset, First
Trinity and Jesus College, crew of Can
bridge, Hereford College and Univer.
sity College crews Of Oxford. For the
Diamond challenge sculis the entries sre
as follows: q. W. Lee, OF the Triton Club,
Newark, \. J Lee OF the Union Club.
Boston, Mass; Chslmleyls, of the King
ston Rowing Club; Baker, of the Cam.
bridge University boat club; Edwsr1 II
Moss, the present holder of the prize; J
Lowndes, Of the Oxford University bost
club, and Payne, Msnsley and Chilling
worth of the John Rowing club. No
objections have yet been made sgsinst
the Americans, snd none are expected.
The races are 10 be rowed in heats. The
boats will be rowed against the current I,
which is OF considerable force. Except
one curve ST about three-fourths Of the
distance the course is nearly in straight
line, but the curve will give great ad-
vantage to the inside boat.
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aFine.

PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-ArrIved-
Steamships Lord Olive and City OF
B-istol, from Liverpool.
FATHEB PoIsT, June 24.-Quebec
from Liverpool, passed in.
BosToS, June 24-Arrived-Atlas
from Liverpool.
LONDON, June 24.-Stesmships Schles.
veg and State Of Indiana, from New
York, Psrthis and Minnesota, from
Boston, arrived out.
NEW YoBK, June 24-Arri7ed-
Steamers Gilbert from Hamburg and
Periere from Hsvre.
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OREGON ELECTION.
The Stale Democratic.

SAN Francisco, June "a A Portland
dispatch gives the following full election
returns: For Congress, Whitaker Dem. J
1864, Hines (Rep) 1924, Campbell
(Ind) $50; tor Governor, Beekmsn Rep }
l6,OO9, Thsyer (Dem.) 1908, Wilkins
CInd) 1853; for Secretary of State, En-
hart Rsp) 1916, Resms Dem 1882,
Cotes (Inj.) 1889; Treasurer, Horsch
CRep.) 1856, Brown DEM l5493,
SutherliD (Ind.) 726; State Printer, Car
ter Rep l6,l6O, Noltener DEM l5,-
663, Craig Ind.) 1898; superintendent
of Public Instruction, Powell Rep l5,-
957 Stiles Dem 1918, Parker (lnd. }
HOS.
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A Bold Robbery In West Virginia.

Correspondence OF the Baltimore sun.
HAMPERS FERRY, June 2l.-A bold
robbery was committed here yesterday
by three men, apparently trsmps.
While Patrick Dougherty, q peddIer,
formerly from Baltimore, was walking
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
track, one mile east Of this place, three
unknown men sprsng on him and 10 An
instant had him in q corner, when they
presented q pistol at each side Of his
mead and demanded his money. He
made no resistance whatever, and on
closely searching his person, his sssall-
ants secule ed in sll S3l 25 A good many
such robberies have been committed
around the Ferry, snd if the county and
town authorities don't look 3 little
fhsrper. it will be out of the question
for stranger to linger alone in the
neighborhood.
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PapaI Affairs.

ROME, June 8.-IuttructIons have
BEEN hnsily issued from The VstIcAa to
the Nspolilsn Bishops 70 take the Roy al
e1eq1stus and the revet yes OF the palaces
Of the dioceses Hitherto the Bishops
have ilnored the eIrquatus and received
monthly subvenllOus from tee Vsticsn,
bat the great falling Of 10 Peter. pence
renders the strictest economy necessary.
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June "a. - Flour
Dg.l; superdne So 00(GS rs; extras 81 %
(94 Is; Minnesota family 81 50(G5 % /;
high grades So OO97 90. Whest-Quet;
red 81 0SGGl l3; amber 81 1901 II;
white 81 20. Corn-Essy; yellow 45@
46c; mixed 4Si@44c Osts-Scarce and
firm; white western 8S@S4c; western
mixed SlG32c. Provision Firm.
Mess Pork-At $40 50. BeeG-Indisn
mess At lie. HsTs-At lOk(9l2c; pick
led 9i@l0c. Lsrd-Steady; butchers
6tci city kettle 7t@7!c. Bulk Nests.
Quiet and unchanged. Eggs-Dull;
western l5@l6c. Cheese-Dull ani
droopingi western choice 6!@7c. Pc.
troleum-S:eady refined 81 ll4l4!c;
crude So. Whisky-Dull, with down
ward tendency; western 81 OS@l o..
TOLEDO, June 24.-W Whest-W eak
and lower; extra white Michigan offered
st 81 II amber Michigan spot held NJ
81 05; No. red wluter spot 81 o.; sell
Ter July 92!c; seller August 90ic; No. 3
Dayton and Michigan red held At 81 OF,
rejected Wabash and Dayton and Mich.
gsn held st 73c. Corn-Dul'; high
mixed 39c; No. , spot SSic; seller JGly
Gs3s; seller August Sole; August Soc
rejected SOL OIts-Dall; white 2stc.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, June - Petroleum
Crude 81 Slt at Psrkers Tor immediate
shipment; refined duh and prices un-
changed.
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ttKH GOODS.
New Eorh.

NEW YORK. June 2I-Dry Govt d.
Business continues quiet IN nearly all ds.
partmeuts. Fine bleAcbed ,hrtlngs
moving freely since their reduction ~
price. Brown sheetings, ducks, denIma
ticks and grain bags 10 fair request and.
steady. Prints dull. Fancy c..s,morss
lrle more sctIve and wOrstei oos.lngs
IN isir request Foreign goods duiI
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BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETS. BY TELEGR RAPH
Gold Closed az I0O5s-GOyernmen ents
Firm Flour QuieI and Steady
Wheat Dull and Lower
Hogs Quiet and Weak.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, June 24-Money-
Closed easy st 2&8 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3@4! per cent. Gus
toms receipts S324.OOO. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clesrlngs
Sll,OOOOOO. Sterling 4s5@487.
GoLp-Steady at 1909. Borrowing
rates per cent. to fat, and l-64 per
diem.
SILvER-At London 53 pence per
ounce; here silver bsrs ll6t gresnbscks;
ll5I, gold; silver coin .@l /! per cent. dis
count.
GsyERNMESTs-Firm.
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" Gather Indications

WAsHISGToS, June 25, A M.-For
Tennessee and the Chio Valley and
Lower Lake regions, northWes to south.
west winds, stationary or falling bsrome-
ter, warmer, partly cloudy weather.
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LIVE SIOth
New ork

NEW YORK, June 24-Beevcs -R Re-
| eCelpis 800 head, making 4,b3O head
FOR the week, against II $50 head for the
same time last week. Market eXtrome-
ly dull NJ Ir reduction from Friday last
and Bc reduction from the currcnt rates
week ago, bulls 2!@2!c live weight;
stays, oxen and rough steers 1@7!c to
dress 55; medium 10 good steers Sdar 20
dress 90 prime sud No. extra 9iM 94c
to dress 56957; few up to lOc to dress
81; one lot OF premium do lO!c TO dr"ss
81. Exporters took 700 head st Si@
gic, to dress 56 severslly with a few tor
export A. lOlc to dress 81.
sheep Receipts 1850 head, making
22, 500 head for the week, against 27.9OO
head for the same time last week.
Sheep hrmor NJ 3i0ii, lambs easier and
dull; sales st 5l@6lc.
Swine Receipts &, 300 head, making
$500 head for the week, against 81 100
head for the same time last week. None
for ssre alive.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, June "a Cattle Re-
ceipts since and including Friday s. 40
head through and $40 head local stock;
total for week ending to-day 1861 hesd
through and 1868 hesd local against
$50 head through and ! ,428 local last
week Supply full, but no business doing
except ut retail. Cannot st this writing
form quotations, except that thcra u
prospect OF prices bong of somewhat
Hogs Receipts g, ,4i5 head; total for tho
week lOl2O head, against 1860 lar,
week Workers 50 90@4 10; Philadcl-
phias 81 1904 So
Sheep Receipts to-day 1000 head:
total for week G,jOO head, against l2,2OO
head last week. Selling At - 6O@4 %.
Chicago.
CHICAGO June 2.-The DroUcT,'
Journal reports hog receipts n 900 bead;
shipments 1900 head. Market opened
slow and lOc lower; heavy sold ri 81 %
(G@ So; light 50 G0a3 20; mixed 81 80
93 70, closing strong.
Cattle Receipts 2,3O0 head; shipments
] 700 head. Market steady and fairly Sc-
tive under light receipts; shipping sod
at 81 lOCd,5 20; feeders t3 1904 20
butchers s;csdy; COWS 81 50@] 90, bulls
s. l2!@ "A; Texans 81 1908 90.
Sheep Receipts ! 900 head; shipments
200 head. Market dull; sales a. ~ GG4Gy
; 20.
Cincinnati.
CISCI.EATI, Juno "a Hogs Quiet;
common SO 35G3 Is; hight So sOC94 OO,
packing 50 Sja4 o. butchers' 50 0OCp
O5. Receipts 1926 head; shipments
600 head.
80. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June q -Hogs-DIll and
lower; Workers So 60@J8 G5; packing
50 GOGg3 10; fancy s. 1909 so. Re
ceip:s $500 head
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Pase Rail-.

CLEVELAND, June e24.-Forest City, !;
BosIous, z.
BUFFALO, June 8.-Cincinnatn, ],
BsH4iOs, 0.
RoCHE,TEs, June 2i.-lndisnsPolis, g.
ROchesters, q.
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Critical Condition ofaueen ofspa.n

MADRID, Juue "A. This evening the
latest official bulletin shows no improve
ment in the condition Of the queen. 1t
states that considerable loss OF blood
eDdsngsrs her life.
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A difpstch from London says Charles
" hst;hess, the ActCT, Is dead.
Now Yrrk bot@I ksepers are fOrnir z
an association to project themselves from
swim ilers, dishonest oosrders and thiey-
ing servants.
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Party riots occurred in Belfast, Sstur-
day night, in which several persons were
killed and many wounded.
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UNIVERSITY UE VIRGINIA

SUMMER LAW LFCTURE>- ~ weekly
begin lth July, 1875, and end ia sep
EN- Der. Have proved Of '!gnal uss,-lst,
o students who design 70 pursue their
tudIes At this or otL eT Law school; %, 10
hose VINO propose 10 Tea privately; and
rd, ~ practIIiOuers Who have not had the
advantage OF - 81 eInstic Instruction. FOr
circular apply " -. University Of Vs.l 10
JOHN h. hIEOK, Prot. Cum. and stst. Law
ma25egws
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Payment JuIyInterest.

WAsaISGToS, JaEe 24.-The Secre.
tsry of the Treasury has authorized the
payment of the July interest on coupon
bonds 10 begin tomorrow without rebate.
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Justice Miller, of the United States
Supreme Court, is recovering from bis
illness
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STATE Bonds Steady

STATE BONDS EttAlN.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Generslly strong.
SToCKs-There was n slight decline In
the stock market in early dealings which
was followed by an advance OF ! 10 It
per GeAt. in the entire list. Lake Shore,
Western Union, Lsckswsnns and Gran
gers stocks absorbed the speculative in
terest. In Lake Shore there were some
very heavy transactions st 59969i
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph rose !
per cent. During the afternoon the
market was heavy and lower Tne
decline from the highest point of the
day ranged from to L per cent. The
greatest decline was in Lake shore. on
rumors la the Exchange that the d'vi-
dend would be passed. Michigan Ger
tral WAS also ot4bly weak, and the geL-
arsl hst fell off ia! per cent. At the
close coal stocks were strong, owing 20
the harmonious action OF the Boarl oi
Control this afternoon. The traussctlors
aggregated Gl4,O shares, of which 5000
were Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 5000
Northwestern common and 5000 prefer
red, l4,OOO st. Paul common, 5000 pre-
ierred, $1,000 Delaware, LackSwauns and
Western, ! 300 Michigan Central, 10000
NIr..,..r IT ,,,, a,F - DIl pagiHp Mail
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@R~A YEAR. Agents NsHttl. ufsi'
- HhtItH ness legitimate. PaIJicuI,Jl Zee.
" 0EaSVV Alars.sJ WORTH . CO. 81 -ygls ~.
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milwaukee.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 24.-Cofee-
Quiet; Rio cargoes, ordinary 70 prime,
l33@l63c, golo. Sugsr-Steady; in
ferior 70 good common G96ici common
TO good common 6s973ci yellow clsri-
fed etGs3c. Molastes-Dull and nom
insl common 23G25c; fair 25(928c.
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81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June q -Hogs-Dlll aud
lower; Workers So 5O@8 G5; packing
So GOCg3 70; fancy s. 1909 So Re
ceipts $500 head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-25
Cincinnati,

CIECISEATI, Juno - Hogs Quiet; /;
common SO 35CG3 Is; hight 50 sOG14 %,
packing 50 Sja4 o.; butchers' 50 0OGp
O5. Receipts 1875 head; shipments
600 head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-25
Russia Humiliation.

LONDON, June 24.-The Post says Rus
sis is now aIth )rItstively told that she
is as far from Constsntuople, If not in
deed farther, than she WAS when the war
begun. Herein lies the bitterness OF the
modification TO which she must now
submit.