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TOLEDO, Nay TO- Wheat Dali and
lower; amber Michigan spot 81 2SA, seller
Nay 81 2SIf, seller June 81 24X, No. 2 red
winter spot 81 IS, seller June 81 19h, seller
July 81 f2, rejected Wabash held Of 81 OH.
Corn-Dull: No. 2 spot 42jfe, seller June
4Sc, seller July Axe, rejected 41Ifc, dam.
aged SIC. Oats-Dull; Michigan 275<e.
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MorHERs.-Don't
fail 10 procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for all diseases Of teething in chill.
dren. It relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulctes the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health 70 the
child, gives rest to the mother. d&w
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AlIeRl,eny Cattle.

EAST LiBRRrY, May 16,-CArrIE
Receipts to-day 1876 head Of through and
6S Of yard stock; total for two days $50
head Of through and S74 OF yard. Supply
very light; al sold however. Considering
the light demand, the trade being solely re.
tail, and no Eastern buyers on hand, the
range OF prices was fair. Best 81 S0a6 80.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 2,265 head; total
for two days 1906 head. Workers s. 40a
s so, Philadelphia s. 60a3 10.
SHRRP-ReeeipB to-day $500 head; total
for two days 10,100. Market about l0c
lower, but al sold. Prospects fair.
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TIE steamboat Express will leave
Bellaire at 8 and Wheeling wharf at 8
o'clock Sunday morning, on an ex:
cursion TO steubenville. Fare for round
trip, Soc; Children, 25c. Dinner 25c.
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REMARKS.

RRMARkB.
With slight increase in the receipts,
which, as to quality, show some improve
ment on the offerings Of last week, there
has been a more active demand on the part
OF our home butchers, stimulated as 1t has
been by the operations TO fair extent Of
several Eastern dealers. We quote Sheep
at 4a5e gross, and Lambs at 5a7c, as to
nuality
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witha considerable falling of in the re.
ceipts we have an improvement in prices
to the extent Of 0 full y cent, and fairly
active demand. The quality varies but
little, II any, from that Of the offerings OF
last week. About {, 300make the Mondays
run, some / 400 head having been received
previous to Saturday morning, since last
market day. Quotations 4Xa5k cents,
most sales being at 51sa5h cents.
Tup RuUYp plpvRf
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEaRARH.


New York MONEY hIu UsVu
NEW YORK, May 15.-MoSEY.clostI
al SIIa4 per cent Prime mercantile pa
per 4a5 per cent. Customs receipts $Slz,
900. The Assistant Treasurer disburseo
$3.50 Clearings 81, 100000. Sterling
weak; long ASS, short 4S7h.
GoLD-opened at look and closed at
1o0jS, all sales Of the day having been al
these figures. Carrying rates 1<al pei
cent. Borrowing rates hat and l per cent
Strong and active.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH and Pearly
Teeth are easily attained, and those who
fail to avail themselves Of the means
should not complain when accused oil
gross neglect. The Sozodont will speedily
eradicate the cause OF foul breath,
Identifying and preserving the teeth to
the Oldest age.
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JOHN RoEMER will open ten Thousand
bolts Of choice new style Of Wall Paper,
with Border to match, at Nos. 20ls and
202l Main street.
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The market this week opened active
fully as much so as last week-and contin
ued till shortly before the close, when In q
few Of the pens II became dull, and So
closed. Prices generally were shade high
er than last week, except in a few cases
where the same and even lower figures were
accepted. The quality was on an average
better than last week, there being a Longer
line OF top cattle, and more sold at and
near the top figures than last week. Quo
tations SI.a5Hc.
MICH Cows-Trade Is fairly active.
Prices ranged from SS5a55 per head.
sur n,rtnr VA prrr
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Dr.. BuLI's Baby Syrup is recommend
ed by all druggists as being purely veg.
etable and reliable preparation for Ba-
bies. Price % cents. d&w
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AT JOHN RofMER's.-New stock Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
Ladies' Jacouet and Muslin Underwear,
best quality, at low prices.
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LEAD, Bismuth and Zinc are immensely
useful 10 the industrial arts; and as Inn
nensely injurious when applied to the
skin to beautiiy il or TO remove PimplesI
Blotches, etc from 1t. DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture Is the great purifying agent oil
the blood, giving clearness Of complexion
and removing Pimples, etc.
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JUST REcElvED.-sandel, Newport, Chi.
nese Toilet and French Toilet Slippers,
with French Heels, at Jerry Clemens, Is
Eleventh Street.
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JUST REcErvED-Another lot Of La
dies Fine Shoes, At L. V. BLONDE,
1875 Main street.
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Jusr REcE1vED-A fine assortment Of
Ladies', Misses and Ckildren's Shoes, at
L. v. BLoHD's.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer
as observed at Schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
So 80 y a. q 'F Is 80 :,
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ron RENT.
ToR RENT Or BALE

A Fine Residence on the Bank Of The
River directly opposite Steamboat Land.
Ing, on Wheeling Island, formerly occupied
by Attorney General White. Full lot Of
gfound; House with rooms and all mod
ern improvements. ,
my6 j. Irwin.
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EhuSERlB.-I hins, h,.5a
s ~ ~ s1PIs and Fanny CFoo+;s 2 :
'Au'ine'' 10" aSaFeA 'pwaIly = !, 3
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LOGAN, LIST & cos
EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER

I, the best In the market Considering purity Of
material, and the ntiifuctlon Of always having
light and wholesome bread, II Is also he ehedpeH
Ask for Logan, List Cos "E1celhOrn Baking
Powder, LOGAN, LIST 4 CO.,
myli.dAw Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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DUPONTsS
Wheeling Powder Agency

Ihsve at oil times In Magazine large
stock Of the above celebrated Powder.
viz: Rifle, Sporting (ln cans). Blasting
and Mining, 10 metallic packages, which
will sell st wholesale at manufacturers
prices. l have Portable Magazines Of
different siles for shipping and Will dslls.
81 free on cars or boat. This Powder
Q unesualsd In strength end qualify.
ieii n. REILLY, Sole Agent
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spaldings Glue is useful in every
house. eod&w
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II you want to get Mica fitting pair
Of Shoes go to L.V. BONDS.
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nBMARKs oPpgRF CATTLE.

The arrivals Of Cattle during the week
amounted to l,424 head, against 1901 last
week, and 1,l5l head the corresponding
week Of last year, and the sales during the
week amounted TO ], 265 head, against ,0S6
last week, and /, 1865 head the corresponding
week Of last year, and were as follows:
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naltImore Llye stoel alarket.
MlErLAsp LIVE s1ocK sc,LEs,
BApTMoRH, Monday, May Is, 1873.
vrcEtpTs roR THK WRRK.
PRICES OF BKrr cArrtE AT 1ns rAHxEr TIL

Very best On ale this week. cents
That generally nted hrst quAllty.-...iS{A51s
Medium or good fair quality -...:...-.I az =
Ordinary thin Steers, OEen and CoWl3kASH
Genn average Of market this week.
Extreme range Of prices ,.....---.-3kA5H
Mo,t u the sales were from ........,6 At e
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We understand that Mr.. Charles Dun
lap, train dispatcher at the B. 4 o. depot
has been appointed conductor oil the
Cumberland Accommodation train, pie'
Dan. NJ. Eyerstine, resigned.
Yesterdays Cincinnati Commercial says
Capt. Asa B. Booth, Of the Express, wa
among the Hudson excursionists from
Wheeling, returning home last night
he visited our builders while here, solic'
ting proposals for 4 new steamer for tht
Express machinery for the Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati trade.
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PERSONAL MEsuos.-Mlss Mace vii.
son, who has been the guest Of Miss Ella
Remick for the past six months, yestsr-
day returned to her home in Philadel-
phfa. Mis- Efie Remick accompanied
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eROcsRlEs


FhEBaas. .yy "a E!ls Every n;
L BkHRESs 4 !aS
"a f.ll,
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IN BOXES AND HAZE cS-
"O'00E' Japan DC. Jun fIcSISs va, y
my7 CHRl;T. sEHln,
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dheattelligs
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1878.


A Card-LOuis Dechert.
New Stock Of Furhiture-G. Meudel,
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PROBABLE MURDER.
MN POUND BLEEDING TO DEATH FROM
CUTS AND stalls.

MN POUND BLEEDING TO DEATH FROM
CUTS AND stalls.
CAMDEN, N. j., May l6, 1873.
Al early hour this morning CAPTAIN 4. D.
French, q farmer OF Stockton township, In this
county, found an unknown man lying bleeding In his
meadow, close by Cooper's Greek. The man was
insensibie and tho ground where he lay bore
evidences OF u desperate struggle. hasty exam
ination Of tho stranger showed that he had been
badly wounded by kpiie, he having several stab
wounds and tho cndons OF his right wrist being CON-
pIecly severed, while The flesh was cot through TO
tho bone. The unfortunate tunn, who had evidently
lain on the spot where he was found the greater part
OF tho night, was conveyed to tho Court House and
placed In charge OF Sheriff Daubman. Medical ut
tendance being ut once procured and restcraves up
piled, tho far recovered this AFTERNOON
10 DO nbc TO gvo his name ana address
Ernest Schwarzman, OF No. 527 Caliowhil street,
Philadelphia. Ho tncn reapsed into insensDIlity,
ana mas only spoken IN lnconcrcnt sentences since.
An Investigation leads TO traces OF robbery prcm-
mary 10 the struggle on Frcnch's farni II Is be-
lieved Schwarzman cannot i've, but hopes are enter
tanned that he will revive sufficiently 10 givo somc
account the tragedy.
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THE NEW JERSEY POISONING CASE.

THE WOMAN WHO IS CHANGED WITH KILLING
TWO PERSONS BUNoLlN0 TUDfIc OFFICIALS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10. 1873
This morning OF the opening Of tho Court OF Quarter
Sessions In Camden u second effort made TO 20
to trial IN the Bethel poisoning The court
was densey packed with anxious spectators. Mrs.
Bethel tho ACCUSED, ckmo In with tho deputy shorin
looking calm aLd sell possesscd.
Judge d g. Woodruff presided. assisted by hts as
socrates, Paucoast, Horncr and Woolston.
Before calm tns roll OF Jurors A. II. Shape, the
counsel tor tho defence called the attention OF
tue Court 10 IN normalty the list Of jurors Ia
not pointing cut tho exact residence of each Juror
The presiding Judge sustained the counsel IN his plea
and decided To postpone the trial until Monday next
In order to admit oil tho formation oil correct panel
This isl he second timo there has been postpoue-
mcnt for this cause.
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CONTINUED CROWDED ATTENDANCE OF THE
GREAT MUSICAL WAGNER
AND BEETncyES-MIss CARY the YAvoRIrE
OF THE MASSES
lBY TkLEG RAPH TO THE HERALD.
CINCINNATI. Nay Ii. ISIS.
II spite OF the rain, which came down IN torrents
and tho muddy streets, and the general discomfort
OF mo weather, the Music Hall was nlled
almost as completely at both matinee and even
ing performances Us either OF tho pre-
ccdirg days Thor. ths difference how
ever, that on previous days the city and
Hail were Oiled with strangers IRON other places Tho
crowd to-day was almost wholly OF our owe
city people The matinee performance WAS made up
principally OF Mr.. Theodore Thomas hippodroming
pieces always acceptable, with iair Interpreting
OF solos by Mr.. Whitney. Signor Tag,iapctrs,
Mss Cary, II IS Cranch and Mrs. Osgood.
Among the orchestral pieces were Bachcr,ni's Min
uet on striug orchestra. selections IRON Lohengrn
and Schuberis unfinished. sy mphony, all which
familiar 10 our amusement loving people and consc
quenty appreciated.
QUITE SUCCESS.
"he sextettc from Lucia" al the close of the alter
noon performance, by Messrs Whitney, Adams,
was disappointment, and showed how six excellent
singers can fail to make the most Of magnificent Sc
lection.
MISS cARY's TRIUMPH.
MISS Cary fairly won tho honors OF the occasion
IN the aria, "Hcncc, Hence. Away from Handlers
'Scmcc," and the applause which followed IT lasted
through the greater part OF the performance OF the
minuet which followed II on tho programme.
EVENING PERFORMANCE.
The piece de resistance OF tho evening performs
wac Beethoven's ninth symphony, with quar-
,e,.e from Messrs. Adams and Remmcrlz, Hiss
Cary and Nine. Pappenhcim with Tho full
chorus and orchestra II was rendered 30
nncy as the Same masterpiece was rem crcd
IN the May festival OF 1875 Tho solos
aud quArtctles were neither rendered 81 well as ut
.nna Tune. sun It was handsomely received oy the
and enthusiastic.
The remainder OF tho evening performance con-
sisted OF tho third act OF Wagncr's "Wachauf" tho
overture to Bocthovcn's "Corioianus and Wagncr's
Gottcrdamm eruIg," tho latter with N me. Pappen-
helm us soloisI
Considerable un.avorabe comment is made
count vi the Inability OF strangers TO procure seats
tho performances, though II Is Tor the
ayodabic as u Is doubtful whether any
number Of tickets arc IN tho hanis OF Spectators
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FUNERAL OF PROFESSOR HENRY.

TRIBUTES OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF THE
DEAD Observation-Disclosures PEOPLE
PREsENT-THE SERVICES.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1878
The body OF tho late Professor Joseph Henry was
this morning placed IN walnut casket, covered with
black cloth aud lined with mcrno, having silver
handles aud silver plate, Inscribed 'Joseph Horny,
born December II, 1897 died May ls. 1885, Clark
NILS, the sculptor, took cast or the face. There
werc many dorai tributes TO the memory Of tho de-
ceased among them a wreath from tho Japanese Con-
sui at New York. superb crown from General
Meyer, OF tho Signal Service; cross from General
and Mrs. Babcock, aud beautiful crown from tho
employees OF tho Smithsonian Institution.
THE SERVICES
After brief religious services IN tho part OF tho
building where the deceased resided the body
was removed to tho hearso by twelve soldiers
the pail bearers being Associate Justice strong W.
W. Corcoran. ADMIRAL Rodgers, General Humphreys,
George W. Chiids and Joseph Patterson, OF Pniade.
phia; Surgeon General Barnes, Captain Carlisle,
r. Patterson, Superintendent OF tho Coast Survey;
Professor Guyot Professor Newcomb, General Poo anu
rho procession moved TO tho Now York Avenue
Church, whero the funeral services conducted by
the Rev. DR.. Mitchell, the pastor.
DISTINGUISHED ATTENDANTS.
There wcrc present, IN addition to the family and
immediate friends OF deceased tho Board OF Regents
Of the Smithsonian Institution, the Lighthouse Board,
employees OF tho institution, the President and Vice
President Of the United States representatives OF the
executive departments, members OF Congress- tho
Supreme Court Of tue United States The Judiciary Of
the District OF Columbia, the Court Of Claims. SIR
Edward thornton, the japanese Minister and
emy OF National Scisnces, tho Philosophical
Society OF Washington, the Alumnia Association
OF Princeton College, cicers oil the army and navy,
the Washington Monument society and a largo con-
course OF citzens Among other prominent gentlemen
present Professor Asa Gray, of Harvard COLLEGES
Professors GuyOs and stephen Alexander OF Prince.
ton Professor Marsh, OF Yale College Firman Rogers
and Professor Mcanc, formerly OF Princeton College,
who when vice president oil that Institution forty
years ago, invited MI Henry to professionally. Rev.
Dr. Hodge, oil Princeton, who Is far advanced In lifc
delivered the prayer Tho remains wore inferred IN
Oak Hill Cemetery.
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SPRUNGLI AWAITING SENTENCE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
QUEBEC, May 10, 1878.
Jean SprunglL tho steamship thief was placed ut
the bar to-day To be sentenced 70 everybody's sur
prise no appeared clean shaven, the loss Of
whskcrs and moustache cIecting immense dit
ference In his appearance. just as the Judge was
about 10 sentence him two convictions his at
torney moved 10 arrest the judgment. HIS motion
was 10 the elect that indictment informal and
should be quasLtd, inasmucl as Il stated thut the
offences were the Ugh seas, but did not
say "wIthin tho Jurisdiction OF tho Court" The ar
Rumcnt on tue motion took all day and has been
taken en- dsittere By the Court Spruarl IS still In
good spirits and lod party Court who offered TO
buy valsc from him ,hal no required Il TO take with
him 70 tho Paris Exhibition.
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AFRICAN EXPLORATION.

MOVEMENTS or THE EXPEDITION SENT OUT NJ
THE BIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY or BERLIN.
WAsmrxcroS, May 10. 1873
Tho United States Consul at st. Paul do Loanco re-
ports TO tho Department Of State that the German
Exploring Expedition sent out under tho Leadership
OF Herr OTTO Schmidt by the Geographical Society OF
Berlin, and which recently left Loando for tho pur.
pose OF making accurate surveys east Of QuaDgo and
south OF tho Congo, had safely reached Mcnnec, about
two hundred mics southeast OF lsoando. Tho dis.
continuance OF heavy rains awaited beioIo start
ing northward. Much valuable work had already
been accomplished and number OF maps OF actual
sur vcys had boon received, Of which copies viii
sent tho United States government by the Con sui
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ACADEMY BURNED.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, May l6. Is,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 16, 1873
This morning ST. Agnes Academy, on Vance street.
was burned, together with It's valuable library and all
the clothing OF tho pupils and large portion OF tne
furniture How the drc originated Is not known rs
the sisters OF 81. Dominic, VINO owned the Acad.
envy, were at prayers the chapel when tho alarm
was given, and rushing out found the upper portion
OF building IN ,mcs. Their efforts then d.
rcctcd TO saving the pupils, who were very uch
alarmed and excited, but the cooncss o Sster pre-
vented panic. Tho roof Tell IN. md Che. Mead.
acn and two bremen were caught la the hall aud so
verciy nut not dangerously burned. Tue Insurance
tho building Is $40 900; on the library, furntl re-
&c., $4,000 on this 81, 300 Is In the Con nta Of
New York, anJ tho balance IN Western companies
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE.

rniLApxLpniA, May 10. 1873.
An adjoaraed meeting OF tho stockholders Of the
Phi ladel phs ana Eric RaiIroad, a leased line OF tho
Pennsylvania Central. was held to-day. resolution
offered that tho annual report Of tho MANAGERS
of the road should contain Information tban mas
boon heretofore gvcn, but, after discussion IL WAS
tabled resolution TO accept the report OF the man.
ayers for 1877 Was offered, but was also tabled No
other business was transacted.
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CALIFORNIA WORKINGMEN.

PARTY CONTEST ovEE THE ORGANIZATION or
THE STATE CONVENTION.
SAN Francisco May 16, 1878.
The workipgmon's State Convention met hero to-
day. The County Committee faction and the Kcarney
body met In different halls. with full delegations
from the city. The country delegations by them
solves with WOW Of deciding with which faction 10
affiliate. They have not Yet fully dcci1cd. somo
have entered the Kearncy Convention. Others say
they VIII act vita tho County Committee parts.
Others again arc SIN disposed TO Join neither faction
Tho Koarney Convention effected n permanent or.
ganizaliou by clecting Dennis Kcarncy president.
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A DOOMED MOLLY MAGUIRE.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa. Lay l6 1873.
Dennis Donnoily, the Molly Maguirc sentenced 10
BIO hanged here next Wednesday, was to-day informed
OF tho adverse OF tho Board OF Pardons his
case. He received the news calmly, but when left
alone be completely broke down. Ho still insists that
he has no knowledge u tho crime OF which no has
been convicted. He expressed desire 10 see his
wiic, who IS hvng IN Luzerne county, and as tho
prisoner has money funds were immediately col
iected 10 Mrs. Donnely TO enable her 10 come
her
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A TICKET scALPER SENTENCED.
BALTIMORE, May 10. 1877,

BALTIMORE, May 10, 1873
W. t. Boomer the ticket scapcr, who
vcted the Sth OF December last OF conspiracy to
dcfraud the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Raj road
Company by dealing IN fraudulent passes OF that
pany, was sentenced to-day by judge Brown
year IN jail aud to pay tine oil 500. Alter Bloom.
ers conviction IN the Criminal Court the case was
taken TO the Court or Appeals on bl 81 EXCEPTIONS
whore the nuding ot the lower Court was affirmed
B00mcr has been In jail since his convcIion aud tho
sentence to-day 10 IN addition 10 his imprison
ainco Dcce miner.
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RAILROAD FORECLOSURE.

PInLADgLPnfA May 10, 1875.
number Of gentlemen. representing a majority Of
the nolacrs oil tho bonded debt OF the youngstown.
Asntapula and Ptsburg Railroad, met here to-day 10
consider plan Tor roorganiz,ng tho road. A CON.
mittec appointed with power TO orcciosc on tho
road, buy u In Tor the bondhoIdcfs ana form new
company under tho laws of tho state OF ono Ii In
proposed TO iorcciose the Ers mort gage buy road
IN, aud then reissue now stock 20 bonuBodsrs aud
stock ho.