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CONGRESSIONAL
WAsHINGToN, March 10.
kEIATE,

Mr.. Mstthews said he was directed by
q msiority IF the COMMITTEES on Kali.
roads TO report back the two Senate bills
in regard to the Texas Pacific railroad,
the one introduced by Mr.. johnson on
the 10Th and the other by Mr.. Dorsey on
the lIth of December lsst, with q suostl-
tute aud TO recommend Its passage.
Placed on the calendar. He also report
ed bsck from the same committee Senate
bill authorizing the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company TO extend It's railroad
from its present terminus IN Arizona TO
q point on the Rio Grsnte near Z! Paso,
and aiding in building the same, was
without amendment and without recon-
mends:ion placed OF the calendar.
The House bill to authorize the grant
ing of the American Register to for
eign built ships for the purpose OF the
Woodruff scier titc EXPEDITION around the
world passed to-day as It came from the
House of Representatives
Mr.. Blaine, by request, Introduced
bill for the better protection OF acting
PLAYS and dramatic literature. Referred
The Senste bill 10 amend section 2,464
of the revised statutes, relstlng 10 the
cultivation of timber on the public de-
main, was discussed until the expiration
of the morning hour snd then laid aside,
when consideration was resumed OF the
Pacific Railroad sinking fund bill
The bill was laid aside IS unfinished
business for tomorrow, and the Senate
took up House bill authorizing the Sec
retary of the Treasury to employ TEN.
porsry clerks, and making 81 sppropris-
tlon tor detecting trespass on public
lands, and for bringing into market pub
lie lands ir certain States. AID for other
purposes.
A long deba:e,ersued, which was con-
tinuet E! length by Aessrs. Hoar, Dawes
and Sargent.
Pending the discussion, the Yice-Pres-
iden. laid before the Senate the Military
Academy appropriation bill, with mes.
sage from the House Of Representatives
di:agreeing 70 the various smeEdmentso OF
the Sen ate TO ths. bill.
On motion OF Mr.. Window, the Sen
ste insisted on It's amendments and com
mittee of conference ordered.
Adjourned.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March l9.-The Drortrs'
Jotlrnd! reports hog receipts y, 900 head;
shipments $500 head. Market lover;
packer, buying hberslly St So 40ta3 co.
light weak ard lover 81 So 6Jt5fy3 S.,
heavy 10 fair demand St SO rs, and some
unsolt.
Cs!tls-Receipu AGO head; shipment,
= 900 head. Steady and sctIve. Ship.
pug steers 50 sO(H5 90; feeders snd
stocsers stronger 81 81 SSC9S 80; butch.
e-,' ,tuf selling we'll; steers IS 50(d.3 So;
cows 81 So9+ so; bulls 81 25(aS so.
Sheep-Keceipu 200 head. Supply
good. Strong request 81 S. 0S(l5 o..
East Liberty.
EAST LIBEkrI, March l9.-Ca,ile-
Receipts, 20 through; 81 head Of local
not enough 20 make . market.
Hogs-Receips $50 head; market SC.
tive; Workers 81 ooCd,4 S5; Phil,delphi4.
81 f0(d,i 55.
sheeP-KeceiPu coo head selling a.
81 25@5 oO,
Cineinnaii.
CIScTsSArI. March l9-Hogs-In
good demand; common a. 50 l0(a3 ~,
light s. 5093 rs; packing So 65(S,3 81;
butchers, 50 s594 10. Receipts l.6t9
head; shipments 4co head.
~. Louts-
sr. LoUTs, March l9-Hogs-Higher;
liGh: shipping 10 Workers 81 4o(pS 90.
mixed packing s. 4o(93 50; Boston and
select butchers IS 70(a,s 80. Receipts
l,lQ0 head.
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HOUSE.

NJ. Phillips gave notice tAs. waen
the House began TO consider the OIL IN
relation to postal savings he would otter
as . substitute the bill f,vorably coLsid-
cred by the Committee ou Banking and
Currency on the ssme subject.
M. Harrlsoa, chairman OF CommI!.ee
on Civil Service Reform, submitted tae
majority report Of that committee oa the
nai.er OF charges agsInss DoorEeeper
Polk. II declares Polk TO be uni; Tor
the responsibility OF the position and
recommends the adop;ion OF resolution
declaring the oti o. toorkeePer 7scant
and tevo.ving is duties On the Ser
geart-st-Arms till the appointment Q:
: new doorkeeper. Ine niaori!Y
report, signed by Mestrs. CooS
Ctsveus, Gra.h sni Henry, declares taa.
10 corruption having been proven, or
even charged agaiCst Colo2el Polk, II
would De grievous wrong 20 adopt :he
msjo-ity resolution.
The reports were ordered printed and
-ecommitted, and Mr.. Harrison gave no.
t!ce thu: re would not call the mstter up
before Saturday.
L. " - =
of the printers, eiec:rotypers, stereo-
typers, booksellers, engrsvers and others
against the action Of the Committee on
Wsvs ana Meats in not imposing duty
on imported stereotype snd electFotyPe
printing Plates. Referred.
Mr.. Durham, from the Committee on
Expenditures IN the Department ct Jus
tice. reported back the bill dIIHg the
compensation OF Jurors in United States
courts, reducing II from three 70 two dot-
lars. Passed. A.so oil. 1IIHg tue tees
Of clerks OF said courts. It allows cH,rCe
of ten cents for searching court records
for liens on real estate, and provides tsa!
clerks shall account tor the same. Also
y bill fixing the compensation OF United
States narshsls and deputies. l. limits
the rnarshals TO So oQO, chief deputy TO
81. 500 .nd other deputies 10 IS per day.
Passed.
Mr.. Singleton reported 8 bill regulat-
ing the advertisements for mail lettings,
snd pending action the morning hour
expired.
Mr.. Smith, OF Pennsylvania, from the
Committee on Appropriations, reported
8 bill making 50 appropriation Tor the
payment Of invalid and other pensions.
Il appropristes S29r r2S9 600. Referred
70 Committee OF the Whole.
Mr. Durham, from the sane Commit
tee. reported bsck the West Point Acad-
/ emy bill, recommending concurrence IN
! some OF the Sensts snen tmenS and
non-corcureuce IN Others.
The following bills were Introduced
and referred:
By Mr.. Blsckbu-n-FJCth the better pro-
lection Of plays and drsms.c c Literature.
Il provides that the cOPyr!sh; la~ shs'
cover sill plays purchaser from foreign
s.ihor fOT playing or publishing m tie
United States.
By Mr.. Springer-To authorize the
! coinage of gold ant silver oa TIE sane
terms. sud 10 promote deposits therefor.
The House then went into COMMITTEE
OF the Whole, M Hunter IN the ca''r,
on :he general deficiency bh
and withou. finishing the bill tne CON
mi!tee ro.e.
The Seuste bill appointing GeneraI
/ Sherman IS Regent OF SmIihson'an To-
stilute, VICE George Bsncr,tt resigned,
was t.ken up snd passed.
Adjourned.
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prsrnPrION REPEAL.
secretary sherman Before The Com
mtttee ON Finance.

,v,s-rSgroS. March l9.-The Sen
.,CIr,.i,:e. on Finance to-day heard
.-.-..-y slsrmAr, IN opposition to the
r.c.s si.l Enca proposes to repeal the
-.s1-o.Ioc sc!-
n. s.ss::oi discussed related 20 the
-.,r,.,a5..!:v # specie payments and the
-. .,e silver bill on resumption,
- v.a,bsr the bill assisted or retarded
-..grp,.5a: .he amount OF god and
Vein tue treasury ana II the country
- ro,,.s auestiors. The members
-. IcogrrIes snd the Secretary re-
81 iak.ug the ground tns. the re-
s..z,..gn Of silver Sas 20 sld TO re-
,--r,.Sc. ire silver bill did some good
a.. .,r7. ha-m Ooe wsy 10 which II
-s-nfll ~ss in the return OF bonds
:. = abroad, bu. It produced good oy
leasing foreign confidence IN our
E,!s ~ reason OF the faci
ia, our own people took them up IN
,,.,s 1qs,,IlIas. He wss strongly op-
-.s. = .5s repe4l OF Lne rssluP:Ion
=, Il. .tA:,d tnai tae resumpi!on OF
,,s,.s p,yrsul could not De permacent-
-,.,.s.ns: y :tJgt rs:MoIug : legal
,.-.s- q, c:lun tor abou. $500 OOO. 900 f
r.-r.t S,a.e, notes. Is other words,
IS. r-,s' .sais- notes. sfter reaching
q. .lg-.: o. paid c-t sgsIr Tor gcv-.
s-cra-i disbursements.
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NATIONAL BANKS.
Bill Regulating Their Reserve
Fund

"NHISGToS. March ls.-The House
eonuI!:ee on Banking snd Currency,
'o-day authorized Mr.. Harden bergh 70
'epor' tor passage the following bill
'aico e $ measure introduced by him
recently with certain amendments:
a oil 'egulAting the reserve fund OF
National Banks
h' u s11ets1 re, ThA. il shall De lsv-
-. !o' sny association orgscizad under
zoe Provisions of tie NAlionsl Backing
=. % sell or dispose Of legal tender
S.'7s Talca theT are now required 70
lo.l asA reserve fund for deposits, snd 10
se'7si Iae same in bonds OF tie L nited
s-A'es bearing interest S: 70. more itsn
.o-' per cent. per snnQm, and such
o.eo' shall De treated st par IS the re-
's''s .Int OF said associAlIons now re-
elired hy lAw.
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An EssII.s Financial Problem.

LoSDoS, March l9.-The Daily Mrs
in iis Ensncis! srciicie ssys: TIE
United S.stes is ssid 70 Be purchaser Of
silver, Gnc tie snEoIrcemsnI Of tie az
rival q! QGsels:oTn, OF 8 steamer .or
New York. with $4,000 Of this metal
hAs bsen made il would ts interesting
20 know if this couEigamer: Procee-ea
20 TIE United STATES, or wAs tlssn nbsTsst
a: Queenstown. Il would not be the 5r'!
ne that tie later coarse h'i Be- .
adopted /! is curious that con;eurO,,
rsneously With tbs export Sz5O.0p
=s sbiPPs4 !sst week from New York 70
this E-<c
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Cfncfnaatf.

UScIssAr1 March l9.-Cotton
Dull st l0ic. Flour-Dall and un-
changed. Wheat-Stesdy aud in fair
demand; red 81 l0@l Is. Corn-In
good demand At full prices: red 4Ota,4lc.
osts-ln good demand a. 29(Gt3lc. Rye
-Elsier 8; 60(962c. Bsr.ey-In fair
demand; prime fall 42643c bid, 45c
asked. Pork-Quiet and unchanged st
$40 %. Lsrd-Quiet bot firm; steam
u l5 bid; current make sold ST. 81 l2l;
kettle ~ 6o[97 IS. Bulk Mests-Qaiet
but Hrm St IS 1895 l5ta4 S7I. Bacon
Quiet asa 60(95 65(a6 90. Whisky
Steady and frm 81 81 Or. Batter
Firm and unchanged. Linseed OIL
Quiet st SIC.
TOLEDO, March ls.-whest-Quiei;
No. white Michigan 81 26S; extra
white Michigan 81 80; amber Michigan
seller April 81 u; seller March held q,
81 26S No. 2 red winter, spo; 81 2iI:
seller April 81 25; seller MAY 81 PSI:
No. 8 red held ST. ST. 10, 81 Is bid: reject
ed Wabash 81 04. Corn-Dal!; old high
mixed 46c; No. spot held St 4i!c; 44tc
olci seller April held S. ijie; 4jc bid:
seller Asy Acc; rejected 42c. Osts-Dan;
No =, 2sc bid; seller March 2sIc. Clo-
yer Seed-Mammoth "a IS; prime 81 ~.
OIL City
Or CITY, March l9.The msrke.
opened very quiet, and remaining 50
throughout the day, With drst sales o.
81 5s:, closing st 81 SGT bid. Shipments
10 200 barrels; TRANSACTIONS 70 day 49,.
coo barrels.
Pittsburgh.
PIrTsBURGH, March l9.- Petroleum.
S:esdy; crude 81 T9l al Psrker's; refined
quiet a. lie tor Pnlstelphis delivery.
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RIOTING IN TORONTO.
LIVELY OBSERVANCE OFsT. PAT
RICK'S DAY.
O'Donovan Ressa I'm Hot Quarters-
He Leaps frem n Moving Train
Mine Men Shot Many
Broken Heads.

TORONTO, March I9.-Shortly sitter
midnight mob advanced up Queen
street and attacked Cosgrovs's tavern.
volvers, and the rioters returned the IRE.
Hundreds OF shots were exchanged, and
stones were poured into the hotel until the
window sashes and furniture were
demolished. The police scattered the
mob with their batoDs. Four men
were shot here; one, young Protestant
By name OF James C.egg, it Is feared
fstsliy. In the meantime another mob,
numbering q thousand, attacked Collins
tavern, further up Queen stree, where
O'Donsvsn Rosa WAS believed 10 be,
but the police cleared the street. Rosa
was driven out OF town. At eleven
o'clock Policeman Worth was knocked
senseless with cobble stone, and bis
comrades were all n IRE or less Injured.
Probably one hundred and fifty rioters
were wounded.
NEW YORK, March IA Toronto
dispatch says that till i've o'clock this
morning the tumult which originated AZ
O'Donavsn Rosss's lecture last night
continued in fall blast. His whereabouts
now i. unknown to the general public.
Nine companies Of troops and one nart-
red policemen guarded ST. Patrick's hall,
near which WAS mob Of 1900.
Rossa's Lecture n Failure.
TORONTO, March l9.-O'Donovsn Ros-
sa's lecture last evening, IS lecture, was
8 complete failure, AID mis- principal
supporters, before he Ea: halt through,
advised him to cut it short Rgssa was
nervous to painful degree, and several
times he appeared as II he would break
down entirely. He seemed unable to re.
cover from the alarm which possessed
him on entering the city, when, to svo!d
the expected crowd a. .he railway sta
tion, Hossa lesped from tae moving
train. fell and rolled il the
mud, and narrowly escaped being
run over by the csrs. After the lecture
it is reported that Rosa WAS driven out
to Weston, seven miles away from the
city. The excitement being ever the
people to-day sre counting tne cost.
Nine men have been reported 70 the
Young Irl,hmen's Society S. shot, cre
seriously. How many Of The opposing
force were hur. is rot know, bu. none
are believed to be dangerously wounded.
Most OF the injuries co1sis! Q! broken
nesds and bruises. Five constable are
nurt, one seriously.
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FIRES.
s;ouongaheIatity.

PIrrsBURGH, March l9.-ILs stables
snd ice.n house nj tie Cer:rsl Ho.sl, a.
Ncucng.hels City, were Destroyed b.
ire trs evening. Tae fire VS. -isco7-
cred 5; hsIf.pssI ten oc.,cs, sr1 tae u
mo-. e1er;lons Of the O.: zeas Uere re-
slgret - s.ye Ice ho;-. building. vi E.ch
=. on Ere seyer-l tifn., Ih' . he
--1-;a time WITH moth 80. .he
lo.e tlr't'0g tas ban Z 5re, az. w.'
uutocL .5i,~ -. N5-z o: 81 ilceldIsry.
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pa,,mou,h college Troubles.

HANOVER, y. d, March l9.-TseEe IS
renewed excitement 8. Dartmo;a this
morning. -Four more srrests have been
made. all SOphomores but ooe, including
the two beaten by the Freshmen. TEs
pounded Senior and Sophomore are s4s-
pended uG!il the end 0. regG term, bat
the Senior Is SLOWED - graduate with
his class. OF the three Freshmen under
arrest, the rirglesder Vas some time sgo
dropped from the ciAss-roli, another was
expelled snd another separated. About =
dozen other freshmen we're suspended
sd indirectly .epsrs.ed. This seton Of
tae faculty toa't sfec: the iegal proceed
irEs.
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VOTING Or LICENSE.
A Correspondent wants Parker+
burg's Experience Repeated In
wheeling.

-
Correspondence OF the Register.
Tt. City Council certainly hss tie
rr.~..e.e OF granting OF not granting
Hlcu.es. II few weeks 1t vii ee neces-
--r .7r tha. Class Of or citizens who
xsl to engage IL the vending os liquors
20 ne p7bhc 20 procure Licenses for !ne
ensuing year. Now, in justice 70 al con
cerreG. would il not be the true policy OF
our Council to submit shi, truly Import
A.. question 20 the people. There i. Ger
..iaiy c.xh Of opinion on the subject,
ard It i. only the people who are the t.-
crimir s:ors Of their wishes srt wsnis.
Let then. our City Fathers shin 81 re-
,ponsibilty from ihsir shoulders 5y cub
miaing the question Of license or no
Incense 20 th. public, and the public viii
certainly respond, sid theiE response ~.
De espeeted and obsyec. 3.
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WASHINGTON TOPICS.
,xKEEPER POLK's SHORT
D"' CoMINGs-
ON Resumption Repeal
BrI 10 Res Mate Reserve
Of National Banks
,o Repeal the Banhrnps Law.

Rfpcnh ssN
%.aryeroS, March 10. The House
- Committee to-day authorized
J.---.n - Knott to prepare and report
-. -. gouse bill repeating the bank .
. 70 ;ake efec; IS to involuntary
i-s' i-s..s,,,r, imnedistely after It's pass
"a a. - voluntary proceedings
=, ,rt arer July l, 1879.
Utah Election B'll.
TIA House Committee on Territories
- ,g-sed 10 report to the House,
=. ;.y5-sble recommendation, k~Pre.
....,Iys Luurel!'s bill to requisite the
90, sad elective iranchise IN Utah.
=. bill provides that after the
"a Of the bill every male
- o,ths United States, sged Il and
"a. .-.r. WHO shall hsvs resided IN the
-..'.cry for six months mex. preceding
.rs,.,:,on. snt ten days 10 the ward.
.:-.-,p or other election precinct IN
-.-5 ne shall offer TO vote, snd no
-. ,4-s5r whatever shsll De entitled
!. ~ .1srcise the elective franchise. The
~, 't,.f-spchises women, who aoT have
...ss,t 70 the polls in Utah.
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TRAIN kOBBED.
Express Taken, Nail Pinndered and
tae Messenger Wounded.

HUrCHIss, TEXAS, March l9.-Trsin
No. 4, due ke:e :: l0:u5, was on time
srt was robbed by four masked men,
The express was taken std the usil
p,uutered, ard the express uessen ger,
Thomas wss wounded, and secu: fifteen
or twenty shots exchanged. The leader
o: the gang wss twenty III or twenty
seven years OF sge, a5ou: are feet high,
soua-e bui!;. dsrk complexion srt hair.
All appeared TO be young men.
They made tie fireman, srt engineer,
srt negro, who Vas standing on the
platform stand II tront OF the express
car door, so thst the messsrg ger could not
fire when leaving. They took nortn-
ess. direction going toEAld Trinity Bot
tom.
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Z yFland.

CLEVELAND, March IA. n,!nigk.
e fre broke CT. in tie brick bgltInS IN
the coraer OF Superior sad hervin
streets, occupied by :ae Cleveland Non.
Explosive Lamp Company. Tie build.
ing sad contents we're entirely csnICTst.
Loss on stock 500, Coz; insurance 80, 600.
TIE building was valued a. s-5 00o, srd
v.s Insured, bot the suogr; Is nc!
known. The origin Of tae ire i' nc:
ErOEu
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KEMPLEs LECTURE.

Last Friday s!teruoon Jake dropped
in on Us very unexpectedly, and il wss
soon currently circulated that he you'd
talk temperance in the VI. Z. Church
.bs: night. a! good hour lne house
was well flied and Jsks gave ua one Of
MS bes: speeches, a7d 50 far So his speech
wss concerned, be msIe s decided hit,
bu: the temperance people didn': 'rhuse"
much, for on the election on Saturday
they only claim to have elected their
ticke. by about seven majority. Con nd
eriGg the majority heretofore was shout
twenty, il Was net much Of s victory.
z " -
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.

JOHN Y LsFkin,. $ PrOuinea! Eoercb-
ant scd highly respected citizen OF Co.
lunbis. Tennsssee, suscicst yesterday.
Cause, ansncis! Ell bagTsssne1s-
Genera. Grant, wife And sol, arrived
=. Naples Aoudsy e7erirg AID returned
70 Athens lsst nlgrt-
Subscriptions yes.s'tay 20 4 per cert.
sl5OOOO. Total 70 dsle e. 6l2, so.
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wAsHIsGToS, March %, A NJ
For the Te-resss and Ono Valley
clear or parity e.OGdy SeHtbsr. .igh;
winds, stiii0aary or higher prsas1re sd
Temperature
For the LoEsr Lakes, colder, partly
c!oady weather, northwest winds And
raing barometer, possibly Proessdsd oy
areas Of hght raIr.
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Attempted aarder I'm Wesi Firginia,
| t.ir,nra Grr

MAarTysBUEG, March l5.-Ar. Peter
Kea-.c.:, = 20 res.ces three 1iles from
tbs p..ce. vss very tsngeroGsy y sho: ls':
rivh; sbou. midnight o. party Of ne-
gr0es ,aree Il rum Der, Who had gone -
his premises !or the purPose OF robbery
NJ Kesric:t was IN hn stable :: tie
time tie negroes nsde g. attempt 70
break into ha Ac2ts. Failing. however,
trey cane directly 70 Ia her house, and
one actually crss!ed over NJ. h. IS ne
Isit IN the nAager. Al thH moaen!
NJ. L. sprA1g mp Aod tod TIE negro %
.ssve. Tee negro rsa, bu; another, who
v.. Sshird Mr. h, shot hin, the ball
entering hn groin. The thieves itea
ran. tolIo.ed BY Mr.. f., who enP:Isd
hi. revolver after them. NJ. KS Coz
dition j. very critical, a. be Ess badly
wounded IN tie groin during the late
Ear
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SHORT.
r.u,r, M New York Sleek Brokers.

Failure o( New York steek Brokers.
NEv YORK, March le.-Oviug % The
fsiiure OF 5. II. Mills 4 Co., % keep their
engagements, large blocks Of stocks were
sold CO. under tns rGle. M. Mills Vas
one Of tie most prominent oPers:crs On
the street, and l. ssi1 70 be abort Of North
wes. and ST Pail stocks, which recently
hsve been making sharp sdvst ees.
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Ohio LexfaIature

.CoLUxBUs, March ls.-lR the Seaa.e
SIIl, were introduced Tor the preveaiioa
O. cruelty 10 children, SID 10 P1lSa
oHeuses sgsiust chastity sad morality.
House bill reorgsnziug hospitals Tor the
insane wss passed
In tie House, The House bill % restore
the provisions OF the Acsir liquor law
VISA indefinitely postponed
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Buiiioninrhe Treasury.

ItsppeIrG from the oE--.Al statemeai
b. Treasurer G.eailsa ol the l2:1 lnsi7
tsst the amount c: gold 5Cii!oc bars IL
the Treasury wa s3S67,7I3. which Is eI.
elusive 0: the ANON. Ls!t by the mIrI
and sssay Offices. Cod ce-r2ca:es tsT=
never been issue; TO- god o. hcr,
although su.hori:v .oE snca iz=ue 8 gwen
il the revised s.a.Ctss
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Effects or q Dog Bite.

y. Y. Herald.
Conformation hss been generally con-
sidered certain preventive against the
effects Of dog bite, bot case Is reported
in Brooklyn where it failed to destroy
the poison. The victim, y lii:Ie boy, wss
bitten si1 moaihs ago, and the symptoms
developed plsinly poirt TO hytrophobiA
"a the cause of death.
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DRY GOODS.
NeH York.

NEW Iosk, March l9.-Dry Coed.
The trade movement was slow with
commission houses in nearly sll depart
menu. Cotton goods quiet bat fairly
steady in price. Prints moving slowly
Ginghams in good demand, but dret,
goods sluggish. Rather more inquiry Tor
heavy cAssimeres.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-20
Addition OF pension agencies.

WASHINGTON, Msrch l9-Tae pen
:;on bill reported to-dsy proposes 70 sool-
lsh the presen! eighteen pension agencies,
etectiug saving TO the govern ruea. Of
.h,r,. S.nD OS0 sn1us'lv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-20
Labor LanguishinK.

@so Tines.
"aIy thirteen circuses, IS against !wen-
,ie'sa LAst year, are going on the road
.aA season, srd large numbers of indus
S.. .os and deserving Circsssisn girls,
,s1ed women, monkeys, etc, are
'N'0Sn Gu! Of employment.