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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
POINT PLEASANT.
It's 1 I.ocatiOn-hlasOn County Fair
Grounds Personals Politics
The "TelephOne," SC.

Correspondence Of the Register,
PoINT PLEASANT, December I.
Point Pleasant is quiet little village
with preten,ions to u city of the second
class, the shore town Of Mason county
and pleasantly situated at the confluence
of the kanawha with the Ohio, and is
noted for its st.id citizens and hand
some women. Mason county is about
the fourth county in the State in point
of wealth, and her pride and boast is her
immense grazing farms, upon whose
vast pasture fields can b. seen and
heard the Glowing herd winding slowly
over the lea" Among the model grass
farms may bc mentioned that Of Col. CT.
Bcalcs, i. ). Lewis and John W. Steen-
berger, all prominent and noted stock
dealers, Col. Beales' being the model
farm. You can sit on the Coils. iront
portico and Us TAR ~ the eye will reach YOU
can see immense fields al the finest blue
grass-herds of the finest cattle in the
State feeding upon its luxurancc,
The grounds oi the Mason County
Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
ton, among the handsomest in the
State. are situated about one mile above
town, ON the farm Of James Capehart
Ampl, accommodation for stock is upon
the ground, and n vast amphitheater,
capable of seating 2, 500 or 5000 people,
overlooks the race track, the finest In
the State, and the ring for the exhibition
of blooded stock. Here, every autumn,
assemble the beauty and chiyalry Of
the surrounding country, both Of the
Kanawha and Ohio valleys, to witness
trials OF speed by the best racers in the
State and Ohio. and tho exhibition OF
blooded, native and graded stock, OF
both cattle and sheep. The Association
is in prosperous condition, and bids
fair to flourish and thrive for many
years tn come.
Speaking Of grass farms reminds us
that our iormer Sheriff, c. sehin, has
purchased fine one, formerly owned
BY James II. Lewis, ESQ. and Is now q
Granger in all his glory. Occasionally
he can be seen in town with his pants
tucked in his boots and sprinkling O
| hay seed in his hair. But . few weeks
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KENTUCKY KU-KLUX.
LATEST AOvlCeS FROM BReAThlTT
COUNTY.
Another Bloody Fight Reported 0a Lost
Creek, in which Jerry Little and GAM
bril-, the Supposed Murderer
Of Judge Burnett.
were Killed.

LEXINGTON, KY, December THE
following dispatch has been forwarded
from Jackson, Breathitt county, KY:
JACKSON, KY, December livery
thing is quiet here at this time in town.
but everybody Is expecting another out
break at any moment. All that ID need
cd is that the fighters come together.
The report reached here on Monday last
that Bill Strong and his little army Of
veterans were surrounded In log tort,
about twelve miles up the river. lie
had with him about 10 men, while
his enemies numbered about loo lie
must have extricated himself from this
difficulty, for two days later he and his
party were engaged In bloody fight ON
Lost Greek, the home of the l.ttles, In
which Jerry Little, the man who com
menced the fight on November 10Th,
and Gambrill, who is supposed to have
killed Judge Burnett, were themselves
shot 10 death, while number of Others
on both sides were woonded. None Of
those who accompanied Governor Nc
Creary's Commissioner, Lieutenant W.
q. Thompson, OF the McCreary Guards,
nor the Commissioner himself, cared to
20 to the location indicated 10 make
full investigation into the facts.
One thing is certain, the men ot both
factions are away from their homes,
and are camping out In the brush with
plenty of arms and munitions of war
with them. Hidden among their noun
tains, and dwelling on the hawks of
the creek, they are M secluded from
the rest of mankind that they seem Ia
forget there is an outside world, and
dream that the only object in lie In to
fight out 10 the death, II necessary, the
petty disputes that arise among them
selves The people of Jackson arr
afraid almost to open their mouths To
speak to stranger about the Breathitt
troubles, and the stranger must
bo careful how he opens his, or
he will have fight on his hands before
he knows il. There is trouble brewing.
Sheriff Higgins expects armed resist
ance to his attempts to arrest the ring
leaders in the recent disturbances. lie
will not 90 alone, hut will have we'll
armed posse at his back, composed ot
men who are quite ready to fight, and
perhaps had little rather have the law
on their side. The Sheriffon his return
home will not come to Jackson. but will
go to his home On Quicksand Greek to
organize his police expedition. When
he starts out he will be-, for the time
being, probably assisted by one or other
Of the factions, and then the world will
hear again that the devil has broken
loose in Breathitt.
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MORGANTOWN.
University Items-AppOintment
to the Chair Of Law and Equity
Opening Of the Course Of Lee
lures Prospects Of the Uni
versity-LectIre by Hon. Chas.

Davies.
Correspondence OF the Register.
MoRaANTowN, December 1.
At the last June meeting of the Board
OF Regents OF the West Virginia Univer-
sity, Hon. ID. B. Lucas, Of Jefferson
county, = member OF the Board from the
Twelfth district, was elected to the
chair of Law and Equity, and his salary
fixed ut $500 for u course Of lectures in
his department during one term of the
University year. Mr.. Lucas, some time
after his election, ascertalned that his
professional duties in the courts III his
part of the state, rendered II impossible
for him to fulfil his engagement rs pro-
fessor in the department to which he
had been assigned in the tnirer-
sity, and advised the Presi-
dent of the University of that
fact. He generously proposed, to add
To the salary Of the law and equity pro-
fessor out Of his own private purse an
additional 500, and suggests that the
course of lectures should he continued
through two terms of the University
wear of 1879, instead Of one term only,
and accompanied his offer with his own
resignation and letter containing the
highest recommendations of ~. George
q. Brooke, Esq, IA member ot the JET
ferson county har, as u suitable person
to An the law and equity chair until the
meeting of the Board of Regents next
June. This generous offer ot Mr.
Lucas was accepted by the Executive
Committee, and MIR. Brooke elected to
fill the vacancy until the meeting oi the
Board of Regents. To-day, in one of
tho elegantly furnished halls of the new
University Buildings, Mr.. Brookeopened
his course of lectures. Quite u large
number of students were present and
also respectable representation OF the
Monongaiia county bar. "Constitu-
tional Law" was the theme of to-days
lecture. Its origin in England and his
country. Its origination there from im-
memorial custom. The declaration ot
its principles. compulsorily wrested
from Kings aud Parliaments by the peo-
ple. Here voluntary written instru-
ment made in patriotism anu Wisdom
ior the protection of popular liberty anu
the conservation of popular rights. Inc
lecture throughout was both able anu
Instructive, and il this single lecture Is
q fair sample of the course, the people
of West Virginia may congratulate
themselves that their University is rap
idk taking rank second to no other in.
stiiution in the country and that not
many wears will elapse c'ro the day ot
small things" will widen, enlarge and
d,yelope glorious future of progress,
usefulness and success in arts and
science and arms in the University OF
tho Mountain State. :,
The students Of the University ana
the people of Morgautown will be en-
tertained tonight by q lecture from
Hon. Charles Davis, OF Jefferson ccun-
ty' w. va. Subject-"Richard Brind'
slew shendan, ne wit, the poet, the
dnmatist,n Ii is the first of u course
which will be continued during the col
lege year, by distinguished lecturers
from our own and other States.
"''' Yours. VIC,
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WHEEIING w. VA. MONDAY DECEMBER 8, 1878
Italian IntsrnStionslists.

RoaE, December I'm the Chamber
Of Deputies, yesterday, Minister Zarra.
delli, declared that the Government
would not object to the special measure
against the Internationalists, II it
proved necessary and sanctioned by the
Legislature, but he believed the exist
ing laws were sufficient. Premier Cair-
roll spoke fully concurring with his col
leauge. Both Ministers were warmly
applauded. The opposition deputies
Signori Sorrentino, Bought and Puccini,
declared that though not satisfied they
would not bring forward any hostile
resolutions. Signori, Psternasto and
Minghette, however, submitted motions
hostile to the Government. The debate
will continue to-day.
Home-Rul Denounced.
Dublin, December THE FreemaRs
Journal, yesterday, published q letter
from John O'Connor Power, a Home
Rule member Of Parliamet, denouncing
Dr. Isaac Butt as traitor TO the Home
rule party in Ireland, and to the Irish
cause.
General Foreign Notes.
The French Chamber OF Deputies has
invalidated the election OF Duke De
Bazes.
The Spanish Ministers are considering
project for laying cable between Ma
nilla and Hong Kong.
A dispatch from Constantinople says
the new Grand Vizier is actually engaged
in preparing schsme for liberal reforms.
Adyices from sydney, Australia, state
that arrangements have been made to
hold "a grand international regatta in
Australia next year.
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ZANESNILLE, d.
The Last Hope Election Contest
Case.

ZAxgsvIlLR, December q. The last
hope of finding Jesse Duyall alive faded
away to-day, on receipt OF telegram
from the clerk OF the steamer Andes, at
Cincinnati, saying the Andes was at
Portsmouth, Saturday last, but no such
passenger as Duvall wss on his steamer.
The Probate Judge contest closed the
testimony to-day. Judge Marsh will
render his decision Monday as to the
legality OF the forty-fye votes cast at the
County lnfrmary. These votes were
given to Korte, and claimed by sturgeon
as illegal. Judge Marsh's decision il
looked for with much interest.
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ago his home was gladdened by the ad-
vent Of q bouncing boy, aud he wears
his hsnors meekly, I|

his hsnOrs meekly,
General John McCausland, who dis
tinRuished himself on the Confederate
side during the "late unpleasantness, q"
il quietly living in this city, having but
recently welded an amiable and ac-
complished young lady OF Charlotte
county, Va.-Miss Emmitt Hannah.
His happiness Is supreme, and his resi-
dence, together with his accomplished
wife, is quite an acquisition to our soci-
ETY.. The General il prominently spoken
of in connection with the organization
of the militia OF this State.
We regret to chronicle the death OF
Stuart the eldest son Of Hon Ed. Sehm,
Of this place, which sad event occurred
at his fathers residence on the 9th inst.
His remains were Inferred in the Lewis
graveyard, on Thanksgiving day.
Stuart WAS Q manly little yellow, and
was universally liked by his play fellows,
but he speedily succumbed to that fear
full disease -diphtheria. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lehm have the heartfelt sympathies OF
the community in their sad bereave-
ment.
Politics In this section are on the
wane. Walker has assumed control OF
the Courier, We understand, and his
friends we are told will purchase that
establishment for him which IL to be
sold on the llth inst, and he promises
to make things lively In this section.
Mason county will be represented at
Wheeling, this winter, in an able man
ner, in the persons Of her members elect
to the House of Delegates, Capt. W. X.
Gunn and DIR. l.. +. Rush. Capt. Gunn
il q fine lawyer, man of sterling worth
and honest integrity. DIR. Rush is of the
numerous Rush family, from Graham
district, known ~ the "Dutch Flats"
and the tenth legion of the Democracy
of this county. He IL a physician Of
good repute and fine Practice, and xlthal
IL n gentleman OF unusual Intelligence.
The people of this section, irrespective
OF party, are a. unit upon the modiii-
cation of our judiciary system, IN TACT
are for a total abolishment OF the county
court. Ii is to be hoped that the coming
legislature will do something to relieve
us of that dreadful incubus. ,
The Telephone, which formerly piled
from your city to Charleston, the would
be permanent seat, where perennial
spring abides," has hccn sold by the
Maddy Brothers, to the kanawha and
Ohio River Packet Company for 1000
and will run from Gallipolis to Char
lesion. This is to be regretted ~ our
people began to look upon it III one oi
their fixed institutions. However, the
Maddy boys say, they will have an
other boat in their old trade shortly.
Owing TO the Hat prices offered for
produce, our farmer friends mourn.
Produce of all kinds is down to hard
pan prices, but money is scarce, and VIZ
do not know what fate awaits us when
resumption begins.
The Point Pleasant Docks, under the
management OF an active and energetic
man. are in full blast, receiving as much
work AZ they can do.
The Ohio Barrel Factory, large and
valuable works surrounded by valuable
tracts of real estate, are still idle. They
belong to II. J. JerreH, OF Erie farm,
and it il to be hoped they will speedily
he put to ssme use. BOHEMIAN.
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Weather Indications.

WAsHISGTos, December 8,--l A. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
cloudy weather with frequent rain or
snow, colder northwest winds, rising
barometer, preceded in eastern por-
tiuns by falling barometer and warm
southeast winds.
For the Lower Lake regiou, cloudy
weather with rain or snow, warm south
easterly winds. falling barometer gen
orally, followed by rising barometer and
colder northwest winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-09
OHIO PENITFNTIARY.
Officers Requested to Resign

CoLuMBus, December THE direc-
tors OF the penitentiary have completed
their investigation of the charges made
against Chief Warden McWhorter and
Deputy Warden Quinn, and McWhorter
was requested to tender his resignation,
to take effect January eth. This was
done on the ground that he did not pos
sess sufficient executive ability TO man
age such an institution. The other
charges were declared to be without
foundation. Deputy Quinn MAS found
guilty of insubordination and his resig-
nation Was accepted, to take effect to-
day.
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POOR HOUSE BURNED.
Five Lives Lost.

CmCAGo, December S.--A dispatch
from Davenport, Iowa, says the Wash.
ington county poor house Was burned
this afternoon, with all its contents, and
five Of the "a inmates. The fire Was not
discovered in time to make any effort
To save the property Superintendent
Robertson, in his endeayors to rescue
the inmates nearly lost his life, being
finally carried from the building insen-
sihle. His wife was sick with lung fever,
and il now in dangerous coudition
from excitement and exposure. Loss tO
property 5000 or $1,000; insurance
- 10.
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STEUBENNII.LE.
Evidence Of Foul Piay---Mali-
ciOus Destruction Of Prop

erty.
SrguBENvILLg, December6. The body
Of an unknown man was found floating
in the river near New Cumberland, W..
Va, supposed to be about forty years of
age, dark complexion, considerable
beard, well dressed, and with bruises
and incisiOns about the head that indi-
cate ioul play,
Last night some vandals destroyed
fifty fine shade trees on Fourth street,
between Franklin and Elm Avenues, Ii
ID supposed to have been done out of
revenge ior cows which have been i'm.
pounded at the instigation OF prominent
citizens ui the Fifth ward.
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SNOW Storm.

~. LouIs, Deoemi.er IA snow and
sIeet stnrIn set in here last evening,
being the firsa Of the season, and turneJ
to heavy rain during the night. snox
fell Yesterday all along the rsiirnA.ls
from here vest, extending TO Abelinc,
kanxas The centre al the storm APP
parently being at and ia the vicinity 0i
Kansas CITY. wher. ii Was ten iaches
deep last nixht.
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Mysterious Disappearauce.

LorHyILLE, NY, December III. ii.
Cowpcr, oi Chicago, who came here last
Wednesday, with an order from Judge
Blodgett to investigate the hooks oi
Finer Bros, tobacconists, who are
prosecuting sui. in that city against
George q. kell, their former ageut, has
mys,criously disappeared. His friend,
VIM. fIesdlana, jr., says Cowper vas last
seen with negro. No cause can be given
for his singular absence. He has been
missing since Wednesday night.
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Louisiana Finances.

NEW ORLEANS, December S.-At the
stated consultation OF members oi the
Funding Board at she State iIous, to-
day, decided to hold q meeting Of the
board tomorrow to endcAyor to make
such financial arrange ments rs will en-
able the state TO pay its January inter
est on eoRsols. I. IL beiicyed at least
10000 in aiAiitiop a. the Interest fund
now on hand, viii he required.
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Action OF Chicago Cigar Makers.

CHICAGO, December IA meeting OF
the cigar manufacturers Mas held in this
city to-day, at which resolutions were
passed endorsing the action Of the New
York makers. and advocating the tene-
ment house system. II is proposed 70
make the action general ihrougont III
country.
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Grain Shipment. nom Toledo.

ToLspo, December 1.-The BLADE this
evening published statement complied
from the records of the produce ex-
change, showing the amount Of grain
shipped by lake from this port during
the season of navigation just closed, to
have been: Flour 225,000 barrels,
wheat IL ,0O0 00O bushels, corn q, so, 600
bushels, and Of oats 2A0, 900 bushels.
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Frsuduisnt Bsakrupssy.

81. LHs, Dcember 7.--John Null
len, formerly owner Of rolling mill i'm
Pittsburgh, va, arr sted here last nipht
by United States Deputy Marshall
sAest on q charge Oi conceAling his asset.
from the assignee ia bankruptcy. Tic
xill he taken 10 Pittsburgh for trial.
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Nat, of N. prs.idsnt Of vens.usla.

PHrLApEIruIA, December s--A caoie
disnatch was received here yesterday,
stating that President Aleanahara, Ch'ei
Magistra,e of Venezuela, died November
30a6' and that ]. Guttierrez, Chief Jus
tice Of the high federal court was acting
President. sf H 8 s
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BusiuAss Rsilura.

BcrFALo, December 8. STREET. & stat
ford, iurriers, have made an sszignment
10 Horace stillman. Liabilities Si72,.
600; assets not known.
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a stitch In time saves nine" In Q
good motto Tor spalding's Glue. Il pre-.
serves the furniture from destruction
and can b applied BY any houssholder.
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Uh,oaro stock Yards Trouble

OurcAeo. December 7.-Mattefs q
the stock yards are still uesettleu. y
few men have gone back and otnsls ea-
press willingness 10 do 90, out tne MA
iority make q show of holding out.
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o.I.>su Wins.

PuILApELPniA, December 10 Leary
had IS minutes TO spare in his match TO
walk zoo miles in l24 hours. lt 3
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PRODUCE.


Ngw YoRx, December Cotton
Dull at y l-i6ta0 5-i6c; futures firm;
seller December 81; seller January l2c;
seller February DE; seller March NC;
seller April Az; seller May $40. Flour
--Umll; reccipts2l 100 barrels. superfins
western and State ~ tsd3 ~; common
Ia good extra 81 15tali 10; good to
choice - l5ts 1 50; white wheat extra
81 Sb(a5 81; extra Ohio W Wko5 10;
IT. Louis 81 SO(a5 -; Minnesota patent
process IS 75tds IN. Wheat -. Quiet;
receipts las, 900 bushels; rejeCted spring
s0c; ungraded spring Dlta05c; No. 3 do.
asaOic, ungradcd real III 0Rasl On;
No. 3 do. 81 03(dl 03i; M. . do. 81 OF
(aI Osl; Nn. l de-. 81 0SItal Osi un.
graded amber VI 0Jtal ~; No. 2 do.
81 0tai O5i ungraded white ~ 0ts
/ 10, Ma. . do. 81 Wltd,l on; No. do.
salcs n, 900 bushels at ~ 0satai v; ex'
ira do. sales 100 bushels st 81 l04.
Rye-lluiet; No. 2 western asts' 5vc.
Rarey = Steady. Malt-Dull aud IN.
changed. Corn Quiet; receipts 5000
bushels; ungradcd I5tai7c; No. 3 ~
(S42lc; steamer 4Sic; No. 2 +6im47tc;
yellow western new I7ic; old do, ari
round yellow 63c. Oats Nominal and
unchanged; receipts 22,U0 bushels.
No. 3 29ic; 10 white size; No. 2 do.
30j(a30Ic; DO. white 33c; No. 3lts
3lIc; DO. white 3ic; mixed western
2g3a3ic; white western 32ta Gc. Hay
dull at 35taiOr. Hops Dull aud nom
inal. Coffee Dull and nominal. sugar
Quiet and unchanged. Molasses In
lair demand; New orleans WaHr'
Petroleum Qhisti !, nmeh VsNuWF'
crude 1iaslci refined sF' iIlow
steady at 6i@b Lilo. ko-in .DuI =,
81 35Ca 40. TurPentine --' firm -
8ic Eggs -Firmi western sAfaHc.
Leather Heavy and quiet; heini@k
sole, Buenos Ayres and hio 'fanos
light, mhdling aud heavy se'ghis
Wa2F. WOOL iennahd iaiI mnn
market hr'n: hones'h n',Nr ,oe ~ sIy,
pulled lSs-bs; nh~asied 'W1.o, T",A
-Qniet bul hrini nrrs ~ wa ~
Beef stead, mess sfs if; extra h.
lie. Cut Meats - steady; long clear
mldilcn f.c; short clear i%4 Lara
Firm; prime steam ~ WaO Va.
Butter Pull: western ga 2Ic: Chee~s
Heavy; western "a sic. Whisky--
firiner at 81 OBJ, Metals Manniac.
turei copper dnii ana nominal Ingo'
lake inita iW' rig lr"n y. no,nihai'y un
changed scotch szZ AfaI y ~ Amsn'
can ,o slo oa & 80 !" Wa;,I "rs S,', Ss a. -.
,s 20 o. :" ~
'''' "
ohioAso.
CHicAGo, Decemlcr I. - Flour -
Quiet aud unchanged. Wheat-Dull.
weak and lower; No. = red winter Sote
cash sdc seller December; No. : Chicago
spring s2sta s2.c cash; s2.ts ssc seller
December; SIG seller January sS!c .ei.
Ter February No. y o,itat~i' ~lec'e.i
h2IdSaic. Corn--Dnii ana . shade
lower at D.fsSitc bud cash Size seller
January u lc seller February rejected
@ka26ic. oats-Dull and prices . shsds
lower at ieI stac cash; Na 1tc srlier
January; rejected i6,c. kye-Stesdy
and unchanged. Barley xesk
and lower st gEs9Ic. Pork-FziFly
atiye and shade higher at ~ 20 cash |;
~ 6S seller December ~ izi.sS S SRI
ier January; - Wfah % s'net feofa.
AIRY. lafd-Dal, weak 4nh ioxes a.
y 81 cash - ona . W seI'er January
o'fa9 ~ rne' Iep.uhy. ns
MeAl All -, aoan salaa ~ "us ~. .p "a =, ~ .ss,
si'ouH1s T - 7s"sa . ~ =" ~ 80
w.. -. ,ao,s s,s.dx s snd ~ % ~ i,;, -, .n."d :,
Al 0S
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RAri.RoAp BoSps-lrregular.

RAILROAD BoNDs-lrreKuiar.
STATE BoSDs-Dull.
SrCgs-The stock market Was heavy
and lower In early dealings, and prices
declined To II per cent, but during the
afternoon q recovery to per cent
took place. This MAS followed by gen
eral decline, the closing quotations be-
ing to = per cent below the opening
figures. lage blocks of stocks changed
hands In late dealings, especially Dels.
ware, Iachawanna and Western, lake
Shore and Northwestern common. The
selling movement was due partly to the
heavy loss In tho surplus reserve vi the
hanks, and partly a. circulation. Ru.
mors that one of the coal companies wss
about to pass into the hands Of eceiv-
or are ahoat. The transactions aggre'
gated 20l 900 shares, of which el,OO
were Lake Shore, 1000 Wabash, 20 OOu
Northwestern common, 200 preferred,
700 IT. Paul common, 5000 preferred,
1900 Delaware, Lackawanna and West.
ern, 5000 New York Central, 1900 lkl-
aware and Hudson, 1900 Morria and
Essex, 1000 Illinois Central, 5000
Union Pacific &, 900 Western Union, aud
4 ODO Pacific Mail