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Petitions for divorce in the following cases we're
heard: Annie L. Miles We. Marx b. Miles,
marriage and residence proved and bill granted
FOR adultery, custody Of three children decreed to
petitioner; Henry P. Seegur VS.. Mary L Seegur.
discontinued David Carpenter vs.. Phoebe Car
penter. petition dismissed: Lillian L. Whitney VS..
Charles X. Whitney, petition dismissed; Mary
Bwyer vs.. Thomas Dryer, petition dismissed /;
Minnie E. spicer vs.. N. II. spicer, petition dis
missed Mary L. Coppin vs.. GEORGE Coppin, de-
.endant deiaulted, marriage and residence proved,
bill granted Tor intolersble severity, custody OF
child decreed petitioner who has leave to resume
her maiden name; Hiram ID. Brown Va. Fidelia
b. Brown, defendant defaulted, marriage and
residence proved, bill granted for desertion /;
Priscilla Ii. Joslyn Va. ". W. Joslyn, defendant
dc:aulted. Marriage and residence proved. Bill
granted for adultery. Custody OF two children
granted to petitioner; Mary Robinson VS.. Jo-
seph Robinson, petition dismissed Joseph
Robinson vs.. Mary Robinson, marriage and
residence proved, and bill granted for intolerable
severity; Frances N. Benedict VS.. AddisonC C. Benz
Dict defendant defaulted. Maria e and residence
proved Bill granted for intolsrable severity. Gus
tody Of minor child given to mother who has leave
to resume her maiden name.
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GfJ.t.H,.H.-i sent for one of COLLINS VOLTAIC
fA- Frs. AID II has been OF great benefit in reluc-
ia4 swelling; in my lott side that physicians pro.
nouncci Irlargcmeut Of the Spleen and one pro-
uuuac,d 4 ovarian Iumor
l.. \. II5TEIs
CTNrUr.NIA, ISp March - ls..
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VERMONT MUrUAL-FIFrY-FIRsT ANIMAL
NETTING

Directors-W ashiugton county. L. P.
Redfeld, Charles Dewey, F.. 5 Camp. Fred
E. Smith and &. T. Sabin; Addison county,
Thurman Brnokins Bennington county.
G. Z llOushtO Cni:tenden county, V.
P. Noycs Caledonia county, Frederick
Fletcher; Essex county, Hiram \ Cutting,
franklin county, ] II Stltllshean Grand
Isle county G. Babbltt Lamoille county,
W. IL. Ii. Blnsha Orange county, L G.
Hncklcy; Orleans county, j. n. Webster;
Rutland county. George Briggs; Windbam
county, c. W Wymsn; Windsor county.
f. c. Watson.
Officers -Pre-ldent. W. II. II. Bingham
Vice-Presiient. Feed T.. Smith Secretary,
James L. Sabn; Treasurer. II. N Tap
lin, Jr.
FARMERS MUTUAL TWENTY first ANNUAL
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ChIttenden County Court.-Srptember Term

hun. ~ lin flEltfOlNI, fresldlnS Judge.
Hon H 4. B. HALsIRr' A.,fant Judges.
c. :. Palmer, States Attorney.
A. J. HOWARD, Clerk.
l.. A. DREW, Sheriff.
JAY READ PkMBER, Stenographcr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-31
LIVE STOCK.
New York.

NEW YORK, January 80 Beeves-
Receipts 800 head, against 1870 head
same time last week. The market WAS
firm and fairly steady at Mondays
prices; common TO very good S@l0tc 10
dress 65(G56; prime and extra l0lc to
dress 81, with selections at lli@lltc.
Sheep-Receipts $500. heso. making
400 head for two days, against 800
head same tine last week. The market
was frmer, more sctive and fraction
higher; ordinary TO prime "a 75@6 10;
choice and extra lambs So 76(17 %;
sales include 10 car loads OF Chicago
sheep, 76 to 100 pounds, at 81 909,5 40
per 100 pound and car loaisi Ono, los
pounds, At So 10.
Hogs Receipts $500 head, making
1900 head for two days, against s,4OO
head same time last week. The mar.
ket was quiet at 81 56@4 65 per 100
pounds.
CHICAGO, January 30.-The Drorsrs'
Journal reports hog receipts al 5000
head. shipments $40 head; the market
opened quiet and slow; mixed packing
sold at SS SOFAS 90; light 50 s59S 95;
choice heavy So 95@4 10. The market
closed dull and weak; some unsold.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; shipments
660 head; choice TO extra steers So 00CD
8 62!; fair TO good shipping 81 00(94 80
feeders ana stockers strong and active nj
~ 9093 %; butchers shade better;
bulls 81 STI(63 90.
Sheep-Receipts 100 head; shipments
$40 head; market steady and moderalive.
ly active At 81 76@3 GA; few good lota.
Cincinnati.
CIscISsATI, January 30.-iiogs -
Dull and dropping; common 50 60(aL3 50;
light So 90@4 06; packing 81 0O(a4 10;
butchers - 1904 10; receipts II 800
head; shipments 4 10.
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, January 3O.-llOgs-Easior
and quotably lower; packing S. s0t8
4 90; butchers' TO fsncys 81 sOtGi 10. Re.
eeip . $50 head.
TOLEDO, January 30.-liogs-HeId Al
81 30.
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LOUISIANA.
Trial Of Returning board Anderson,

NEW ORLEANS, January 30.-The tri.
al CT Anderson was resumed and the
court room filled with spectators at ii
o'clock, when the jury entered the room
and occupied their seats. The clerk read
the information against the prisoner, to
which he had pleaded not guilty.
The first witness, w. II. Smart, being
sworn for the State, said: am Clerk Of
the District Court of Vernon parish. l
was deputy clerk before. The document
shown me contains my official signature;
it is the election return.
Mr.. Ray objected to the document, as
the latter speaks of the original returns
of election signed by the Supervisor Of
Election sad Registration, while the doc.
ument offered is consolidated statement
of the returns, and under the law there
is no such officer known rs Supervisor Of
Election and Registration. Mr.. Ray Of
fered SIS an additional objection, that
the document must be signed by the
Clerk of the Court, instead OF the deputy,
and that as they are charged with
u;tering forged documents the forgery
must irst be proven before tutoring.
The Assistant Attorney-Genersl con-
tended ,hst he did not purport 70 set out
fac sim,iIs ofthe document, as the law does
not require the document TO be described
accurately. 1t was certified to by the
clerk and that was sufficient.
Mr.. Csstellanos said thst the objection
wss not as to the form, but as 10 the SUBJ
stap "a Of tho in formation
Judge Whitaker said the objection wai
pdrely technical. The information
could be amended under the statutes.
Mr. Castellauos read the bll! OF eI'
captions. He said he had been referred
to section l047 of the Revised Statutes
by the Attorne ey. General ss to the amend
ment of information. In forgery,
like some other crimes, there were
well settled rules, SIS variance between
indictment and ofense was always fatal;
also the omission OF any words of the
document slleged TO be forged is defect
i've, If not in form in substance, the in
dictment is pull and void. Attorney
General Ogden replied that the court wa;
right in the position it took originally
He had proposed under the statutes &c
amend the indictment rights if the de-
fense did not suter By it. The matter
was TO be settled by the sound discretion
of the court.
Assistant Attorney-Genersl Esgsn
supported the allegations made. BE
quoted several authorities, and
clsimed that variance was no;
materisl. Mr.. Csstellancs OBJ
jected to the amending OF the intorma
tion which, however, vas overruled and
the District Attorney amended the intor'
nation by inserting The words, "Supervi'
sor OF Registration"
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Receiver Jewen Arrested for Per:
Jury.

NEu YORK, January 30.-Police JUS
tice Morgan issued sn order OF arrest
against Receiver Jeweit of the Erie rail-
road on 8 charge of perjury. The com
plainapt Is F. Plstt, al English holder OF
Erie stock now in this country. The
affidavit on which the charge Is based
was made By one Robertsoo, and alleges
that Mr.. Jevetis sworn statements OF the
condition of the Erie road were untrust-
worthy and false in several particulars.
Receiver Jewett appeared with his coun-
sci a. the Essex Market Police Court this
morning and gave bail in the sum OF
$4,000.
Jevett says that the correctness OF hls
report 10 the State Engineer depends
upon the construction TO be put upon the
Law. He adopted the Constituiioo,
which he understood 10 be correct one
and which has been acted upon by other
companies. Those who charge him with
perjury declare thsi he intended TO palm
of the falsehood that no interest was II
srrear on the part of corporation o.
which be was acting Is receiver Tor th'
sole reason that the interes; vss IN Ar
rear, and hsd been for more than !EC
and one half years.
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VOL. ID.
4 VIOLENT DEATH.
.rrsyprED SUICIDE BY YOUNG
MAN.
.meic saves His Ltie-No cause
assigned for the Hash Act.

Special 10 the Register.
BARSEsvILLE. ., January So.
John Lee, the well known colored
rs,pter, was found nearly dead in coal
hank Wednesday morning, where ne had
lain (o- several hours, with large stone
On his breast. He died few minutes
after beng rescued.
Mr.. John Stephens, son of John w.
Stephens, jewel.er of this place, at
tempt d suicide last night by swallowing
fourteen grains OF morphia. His eondi-
ton was discovered in time and his life
saved by the use of powerful emet'cs. No
cause was assigned for the act.
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ChandIer's Reply,
The Iariff Bill.

WAsHINGToN. January 81 The fol-
lowing are tho msin provI'ions CT the
new tariff bill 10 bo submitted to. morrow
by the sub committee TO the full Com
Inittee on Ways and Means
Be II enacted, Ac.. That on aud after
the lst day OF January, 1879. in lieu OF
the duties heretofore levied, assessed and
collected upon the following named srti.
cles, the following rates and duties shall
be charged, and all merchandise not
herein provided for shall be free of duty,
aud sll parts of this act shall take effect
on the day aforesaid:
Schedule A-Cotton and cotton goods
On all manufactures except jeans, dep-
inns, drIllings, bed-tIckings, ginghsms,
plsids, co:tonade, psntaloon stuff
and goods of like description,
no. blesched, colored, stained, prints or
printed, and not exceeding 100 threads
TO the square inch, counting the warp
and telling, aud exceeding in weight
ounces per square yard, > cents per
square yard; on finer and lighter goods
like descriptions, not exceeding 200
threads 10 the square inch, unblesched 2!
cents, if bleached 8 cents, If colored, &c,
At cents. On goods OF like description,
exceeding 200 threads to the squsre inch,
unbleached, cents; il b,eached, 81 cents;
il colored, etc 81 cents. On ali cotton
Jeans, denIms, drillings, bed tlckings,
ginghams, plsida, cottonade psntsloon
s,ufs, snd goods of like description; or
for similar use, if unb,eached and not
exceeding 100 threads 10 the square
inch, counting warp and filling, snd not
exceeding ounces TO the square yard, =
cents per square yard; II blesched, 8
cents; if colo.ed; etc, cents.
on finer or lighter goods like the des-
cription, and not exceeding 100 threads
10 square inch, if unblesched cents
per square yard, il blesched 8! cents,
il colored g., cents, Or same kind OF
goods exceeding 200 threads TO square
inch, counting and filling; If unblesched
8 cents per square if blesched cents,
II colored &c. I cents.
Schedule B.-Esrihs and esrthen
ware, all unpublished, cylinder. enamelled,
Crowp, colored and ground window glass,
not exceeding forty inches wide and
long, cent per square foot; on sll sizes
OF the above glass exceeding iorty inches
in length and width, , cents per squsre
foot. Cylinder and crown glass, polished,
not exceeding l0xl5 squre, 2 cents per
square foot; above that and not exceed.
ing l6124 inches sousre, 81 cents per
square foot; above tsst and not exceed
ing 24IS0 inches square, cents per
square foot; above that and not exceed.
ing 24x6O inches, Is cents per square foot;
ali above that, IS cents per square loot.
Schedule C-Hemp, jute, &c, hsx not
hacked or dressed, $40 per ton; hacked.
known as dressed live $50 per ton; hemp,
MANILA and other like substances for
hemp not otherwise provided for. so
per ton; tow of fax or hemp, SIS per ton;
iute, sum and sinssl grass and other
vegetable substances not enumerated.
used for cordage, $40 per ton; on guuny
cloth not bsgging, 8 cents per ID.
Schedule D.-Liquors, and sll style OF
wines imported in casks containing not
more than 22 per cent. of alcohol and
valued not exceeding 40 cents per gallon.
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p.unsyIy.nis Gr..nb.ensrs.

PHJLADELPHIA, January W.-At y
meeting Of the State Central COMMITTEES
Of the United Green back. Labor party
to-day, delegates were appointed 10 tho
Toledo Convention from the various de.
trIcs 10 the State. Tno delegates 81
large are Hon. Y. Hughes, Pottsv,iIs,
and James Emerson, Beaver Falls alter.
ns,es, Hon. B. s. Bentley, willianport,
and DAVID Kirk, Pittsburgh. Itw. de-
cided 10 hold q State Convention ia this
city on the 9th Of June nert. Iho
Chairman Of the committee Statel thst
the party is gaming strength daily, and
be had not the least doubt that il would
hold the balance Of power in the next
Legislature.
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uisiana Charges Against ~
sherman.

WASHINGTON, Jsnusry 29.-1t is
sisted with positiveness here that inform
alton in due form has been lodged with
the legal authorities of New Orleans
charging Secretary Sherman, and sever
al other prominent Republicans who
visited Louisiana TO witness the count,
with attempting to influence the Return
ing Board and control their count, and
with participating in the general work
of preparing sfidsvits, or inducing
others TO do so, TO establish intimidation,
and with procuring false evidence. Il Is
claimed that the understanding IN New
Orleans among those directing the prose.
cutions sgsinst the Returning Board is
tina. Secretary Sherman and others
present st the time with him will be in
dlcted sitter the present time.
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Thanks Of King % bert.

ROME, January 20.-Signor Deprc,',
Minister OF Foreign AfAIn, has written
70 Mr.. Manh. the American Anbas,n-
dor, that he has delivered 70 King
Humberi an address Of the American
re,Idents condolIng with bis
majesty on the death Of Victor EDmhn-
uel. The King was greatly grstinsd, and
charged him 20 convey bis thanks 70 the
signors. and slso 70 particularly thank
Mr.. Msrsh for the tribute 20 the memory
Of Victor Emmanuel.
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WHICH CHANDLER IL 1T.
CausIie Reply from Colonel Burk".
NEW ORLEANS, January 80.

NEW ORLEANS, January 80.
To W. +. Chandler, Washington, d. g.;
Before considering the subject matter
of telegram received to-day, signed w.
+ Chandler, desire 10 ssk II the author
is the Chandler who, rs Assistant Secre-
tsry of the Treasury, travelling throug h
the South in 1868, corruptly participated
in the spoil gathered by the Supervising
Treasury agents engaged In roooing
their government and in detrauding the
distressed people of this and adjacent
States. Is it the Chandler who as Secre-
tsry of the Republican National Com
mittee, with certain Republicans from
Louisisns, at q conference or conferences
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York,
concerning Louisiana affairs, about Octo-
ber, 1872, secretly and corruptly con-
spired 10 take advantage OF the absence
from Louisiana of The Governor thereon,
10 seize the government and use It's
mschiLery TO carry the election OF lSI2!
Is it the Chandler who earned and
received fee from Kellogg OF SO: 900 in
1873, and the econium that you had done
more for HIM than any one except At
torney. General Williams in maintaining
the toul and infamous usurpatiOn OF
the Office OF Governor OF this Slater ls
It the Chandler who encouraged, sbetted
and eonspired with infamous allies IN
this city TO rob 1900 citizens OF New
Orleans of their franchise and drag them
before the Federal Courts on or about
the dsy OF the late election? Who, in
November, 1876, by telegraph, gusran-
teed Kellogg that the whole power
of the general government would
sustain the Returning Board
in counting the vote OF Louisiana for
the Republican candidates, and then
FASTENED to Florida to manipulate the
frauds of that States count? Is it The
Chandler who has OF late been vsinly
seeking TO stir up the hell broth of Sec
tlopsl hate and foul his polit cal nest,
10 the disgust OF decent citizens, North
and South2 If yea, permit me to say
that the inquisitorisl power Of political
trsmps terminated in March last. Such
persons are subjects of inquisition. II
nay, the impertinent telegram shall have
such consideration rs it deserves.
Signed 4. "A. BURKE:
ChandIer's Reply.
WASHINGTON, January 30.-Mr.
Chandler replied as follows
MAJ. T.. Il. Burke.
Your insolc.nt Ian yusge and false
charges against me, leave no doubt about
your ldeutily, and therefore repeat my
inquiry about Wormley's hotel confer
ences. Were you present, WAS memo
rsndum made, and will you make it pub
lic2
Signed. w. +. CHANDLER.
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Attacked by Tramps,

PORTSMOUTH, o, January 30.-Hsrry
Kurner, young msn living just outside
OF the city, while returning home ST IL
o'clock lAs. night, VISA attacked By s
couple OF trsmps, who fred two shs.s .!
him, one passing through his coat lapel,
and the other taking etec: in his sbdo-
men, producing serious, il not fatal
wound. he was robbed of gold watch
and chain, revolver, and 9 small sum OF
money.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
Shy TELEGR RAPR.
Gold Weaker and Lower-Wheat In
settIed-FlOur Dull-Hogs
Easier and Lower.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, January S0-MoNEY--
697 per cent, closing at 5@6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5@63 per cent
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000. Customs receipts $4,000.
Clesrings S36,OO0,O00. Sterling steady;
long 1921; short 4S5.
GoLD-Wesker; opened at 1929, rose
to l023, and closed st 1929. Carrying
rates 6(94 per cent.
SILvER-At London India council bills
were allotted to-day at Id per rupee sd-
vance; here silver bars are lls:, green
backs; ll6i, gold; silver coin per cent
discount.
GeyERNMENTs-Close firm.
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NEW YoEK, Jsnusry 2o.--Ai tho ad-
joarned meeting Of the railroad p-ssi-
dents tonight, II va decided 70 restore
the schedule rates on both east and wssi
bound freight Esch road wss srnpow.
cred 70 appoint an officer 20 form CON-
mittee 70 carry out pIsns. Of which COM
mil,ee Commissioner Finck 10 10 be the
cbiei executive officer.
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DFoW ned.

EyAssvILLx, January 20.-Ed. Nor
ray, an Iri,h sketch arts; xith Hesleyb
Hibernisn Hinstrels, fell INTO tee river
this morning about 2 o'clock from .
steamer and Wss drowned before Aid
conld reach him. Hs body nn not
been recovered. He leaves wife, who
10 rnsmber Of the company.
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DRY GOODS.
New York,

NEW YORK, January 80. - Busincss
continues moderate in sll branches Of
trade. Cottons steady and unchanged
Prints IN light demand. Cine hams more
active. Dress goods improving. Mems
weolens quiet. Large quantities Of cot
ton warp worsted coatirgs were anc.
toned today and sold low.
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Rank AuAR<natAa.

KAssAs Crrr. No, January a0.-Ths
YnSt National Bank Of ksnso CITY su.~
pended to-day. The officers say they
sill pay 10 full. The cIosing Of the
bank caused great excitement. and run
on other banks.
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NO. III
Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, January Sv.-Flour-
Dull and unchanged. Whest-Opened
unsettled, closed strong; No. l Milwsu-
kee hard 81 l0G No. ! Milwaukee 81 lot;
No. 2 81 06t seller January; No. Si$l 90.
Corn-Quiet No. =, Ale. Oats-Dull
and quiet; No. 2, 23ic. Rye-Stesdy
at 6O3(95O4c for No. /. Barley-Dull;
No. spring Csc; seller February Csc;
seller March 6Sic. Provlsions-Stsady;
fork-Firm at $40 76. Lard-At$7 S5;
kettle 81 624. Dressed Hogs-EAsisr
st 81 80.
OIL CITY.
OIL CITY, January 30.-Petroleum-
The market for crude opened quiet, but
with frmer tone than hiss characterized
1t for the past few days, and with the
first sales at the opening figure, advanced
to 81 46j, where it remained stationary
until late in the afternoon session, when
it advanced to 81 52l forkeruH Gates deliv-
cradle tomorrow. Sales 10. day 2S5,0O0
barrels. Shipments yesterday 27,47I bar.
rels.
TOLEDO, January Wheat. Firm;
amber Michigan spot 81 Il; seller Febru.
ary 81 2lt, seller March 81 -; No. . rei
winter, spot and seller January and Feb.
rusry 81 II; seller March 81 20; No.
red 90ic. Corn-Essier; new high mixei
Al &c; No. spot 46ic; new Al lc; rejected
43c; rejected new 3Sc; damaged $50; new
34e. Osts-Dull and nominal.
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Fatally stabbed.

Nrv YoRK, January 20.-Duribg .
quarrel Last nigh. in Betz's brewery. BE-
tween Tneobold Fiuck, aged -, and
Jscob Rsyehmsnn, aged 81, the latter
VISA fatally stabbed.
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NEW YoEK, January O-Thomn
Monaghan WA arrested las. pight on tho
charge Of killing Michael gergeo, a,hor
time ago, in . dispute growing out oi
pof,lical diferenee.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Hays introduced q bill prohibi-
ting further destruction of legal tender
notes, and making such notes 8 legal
tender for custom duties. Referred.
Mr.. Davis, of North Carolina, INTRO
duced bill repeating section 4,7l6 re-
vlsed statutes, forbidding the payment OF
pensions to any person or TO the widow,
children or heirs of any deceased person
who in any manner voluntarily engaged
in or aided or sbetted the late rebellion.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole 10 consider the bill extending the
time for the withdrawal OF distilled
spirits now in bond until July l, 1878.
Mr.. Buffers amendment, providing
that when spirits are Withdrawn from
bond the tax shall be collected at the
rate required By law at the time of its
entry into bond, was adopted by los
against 81.
Mr.. Fosters substitute for the original
proposition declaring reduction OF ts1
on whiskey ineIpedient, was adopted
by l4i to SO.
The House sustained the action OF the
committee in adopting the substitute BY
8 vote, yeas, LAG; nays, III; aid the title
was changed accordingly.
Adjourned.
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Crispin Troubles

The Crispin troubles at Marlboro con-
hnue. Last evening A. Z. Townsend,
one Of the publishers Of the Marlboro
Advertiser, was shot bat not killed for
not using his influence TO make the girls
leave the factory.
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W AlklnE Match.

CrScIssATL January S0-At l2
o'clock tonight O. Lsary had walked l65
miles and Bartlett ll5 mils.
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STATE BONDS Quiet; Tennessees are
lower.
SToCKs-Generslly weak and lower,
declining from ! to ls per cent. In the
final sales there was q recovery OF from
to { per cent, Granger shares and Lake
Shore being the most active. The trans
actions were $4,000 shares, OF which $500
were New York Central, 1000 Erie,
$4,000 Lake Shore 10000 Northwestern
common, 5000 preferred, IL, 900 St. Paul
common. 1000 preferred, $500 Delaware
Lsckwsnns and Western, and 5000
Western Union.
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Able 10 Pay.

BosToS, January So.-lt is stated that
the estate Of the late B. Z. Bates is amply
able to pay all the bequests, million and
half, and sll claims against the Bates
corporation, TO which the Bates estate is
indebted 100000, will raise the needed
capitsl 70 meet the impairment.
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Dfsapneased.

AUGUSTA. NE, January So.-Tressuf-
A. Yrovn, Of Monmouth, hss dissppesred,
and /, believed 20 be dsisuitsr.