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PEACE ALL d
ENGLAND.
Better Feeling in Department
Circles.

LONDON, May s.-sir Stafford North.
cote, Chancellor OF the Exchequer, in the
House Of Commons last evening, reiter.
ated the previous official announcement
that the Indian contingent was ordered
to Malta.
The good impression created by the
news Of the journey OF Count schouvalOfi,
Russian Ambassador here, TO St. Peters,
burg Is strengthened by the fact that be
had long interviews with Lord Saulis.
bury, Foreign Secretary, and Lord Bea-
consfeld, Premier, before his departure.
It Is believed that he takes the British
reply to certain inquiries and proposals
determined on at St. Petersburg ten days
ago, having in view both the withdrawal
Of the Russians and British from Con.
atantinople and the practicability OF the
assembling OF the Congress. Count
schouvaloff will arrive in St. Petersburg
Saturday or Sunday, and is expected
here in two weeks, SO nothing decisive
will be known till next week. High
hopes are entertained in the best diplo.
matte quarters OF the results Of his mis-
sion.
THE COMING LABOR TROUBLE.
The demands on charity in the striking
district Is very heavy. The decision re-
affirmed at Manchester to carry out the
general lockout will throw 1000 more
people into the street. Last night
largely attended meeting Of private cot
ton spinners and representatives OF the
united companies was held at Oldham to
consider the question Of running on short
time. II Is generally understood that
four days q week will be adopted. The
strike has had. little effect on the cloth
market, which continues signally dull,
Notwithstanding the threatened reduc.
ton in the supply.
LONDON, May S.--The Queen will re.
view the troops at Aldershot Monday.
A special from Berlin says Count
Schouyaloff will visit Prince Bismarck
on his return from St. Petersburg.
A Vienna dispatch says anarchy reigns
| in the newly annexed districts Of Monte.
negro. The Albanians, Christians and
Moslems refuse submission to the Prince
OF Montenegro, and war may break out
at any moment.
The Austrian Government has tele-
graphed to Smyrna ordering three men
Of war 10 proceed to Caltaro.
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!. Confessional In the Lutherau
Church.
.s Rsaalng Times AID Despiteh.

Foom The ROadlng Times ald DeSpIteh.
A sensational story involving Rev,
Henry B. strodach, formerly Of this city,
now pastor Of ST. Panls German Luthe-
ran Church, Norristown, gained currency
recently in that place. II was said that
Rev. Mr.. strodach had appointed q time
and place Tor hearing confessions, and
that the movement was in accordance
with a movement now being made by 8
section Of the Lutheran Church TO re-es-
tablish this ancient rite. Rey. Mr.. Stro-
dach on being questioned about II said II
was news to him, He stated thatin the
Missouri Synod "all these old things "
had been retained, and that there was a
tendency to revive them in other
churches. he was accustomed 10 remain
at home on certain days for private
conversation on religious subjects with
any member OF his church who might
desire It. Attendance on their part WaG
wholly voluntary.
Rev. A. J. Weddell, pastor Of Trini.
ty Lutheran Church, Norristown, char.
aeieriIed the story as one Of the slan.
ders which come up periodically, and
said that the ministers had given uF
eontradicting Il.
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ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, May SIN the House the
following bills we're passed:
House bill requiring, where wards and
townships are coincident, that all officers
shall be voted for on one ticket with one
Of the election Judges.
House bill supplementary to the pro.
bate code requiring the removal Of as.
signees, when removed at all, within six
months from the filing Of their bonds.
House bill making II misdemeaner
for nswly.organiEed insurance compan'
les to adopt the name Of established com
panies.
House joint resolution directing the
Board Of Public Works was adopted.
House bill making the pay Of assessors
81 so per day was defeated.
In the Senate bill was introduced to
authorize debtors 10 redeem real property
sold at = Judicial sale within one yeAi
upon the repayment Of the purchase
money, taxes, repairs and 8 per cent In
terest on same.
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American SILK Interests-vaIue
OF Our SILK Product During the

NEw YORK, May Sat a meeting ol
the American Silk Association to-day the
value Of the products, classified by arti'
cles, manufactured during the. year was
shown to be as follows: Tram, 1886, ,355
pounds, value s.. 1858, ,4s5; organzin, l6o,-
1855 pounds, value 81 ,353, ,4SS; spun silk,
10000 pounds, value SS5O,000; fringes,
4l,04O pounds, value S225,72O; aoss,
1870 pounds, value S32,6e0; sewing,
Al ,6O7 pounds, value S349 49s; ma
chine twist, S4l2,646 pounds, value
81, ,l26, ,460; dress goods Sl7l POS; millinery
foulards and silks Sl,3l90sl; women's
and mems scarfs Sl09, ,905; handkerchiefs
sl,324,l75; ribbons $685., ,496; lsees
Sl56,500; braids and binding S220I 400
upholstery S3S2, 200; ladies dress trim
mings s., 500, 800. Total product III, ,504
pounds. Value S2l All, ,4S6.
The value Of reeled silk consumed was
IS, 56,34l, and OF spun silk $3.50, 900,
Besides this there were consumed in sew.
ing and twist 454,2 ,253 pounds, valued at
Si,475, ,95S, making total value OF ma
terial consumed ofSl2, ,l05,905.
The report further sets forth that in
common with other industries Of the
country the silk manufacture has passed
throngn a period OF comparative inactiv.
ity and depression during the past year.
A few Of the mills have been closed dur
iug the present session Of Congress, and
further element Of uncertainty has been
introduced by the prospect OF the legis.
lation upon the tariff bill, which
has discouraged enterprise. The par
tial success Of the Government 10
checking the extensive operations Of
silk smugglers and bringing them to jus.
tice is alluded TO in the report. The re.
port says, in conclusion, that the syste-
matte differentiation Of the foreign mar
ket values has grown 10 such proportions
under the I'D yalorem system as 10 call
loudly for an immediate remedy. The
complaint comes up from Mexican mer-
chants in every importing city from
Boston and Philadelphia, from Chicago.
Cincinnati and Baltimore. It is not alone
the legitimate importing business Of New
York merchants that has suffered loss, it
Is a matter 10 which the mercantile inter.
ests OF the whole country are concerned.
Hope is INDUCED that the administra.
tion will compel an Improvement in the
mode Of collecting the revenue and so ele.
vate the standard OF commercial honesty.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TIE DAILY LNEELLIGENcER
/ GENERAL NEWS.
Discussion Of Woods Tariff Bill
Commenced.
The End Thereof No Man Knowsth.
The Eastern Question Without Pos
live Developments.
Hopes and Fears About Evenly
Mixed.
Rumorsd Secret Movement Of Rus
sian Sailors Towards the
Pacific 0caan.
Which May or May Not be True,
The Labor Difficulties in England
A Great Lock. Out Imminent.
An Episcopal Bishop Warns the
Public Against Communism.

PHILADELPHIA, May s.-The annual
Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese Of Pennsylvania begun its ses.
sion yesterday with large attendance Of
clerical and lay deputies. The principal
business was the reading Of the Episco-
pal address by Bishop Stevens and the
nominations for the standing committees.
The Bishop stated that he would sail for
England on the 10Th inst. to attend the
Pan.Anglican Council on July I'd. His
address strongly denounces threatened
communistic movement in this country,
and expresses alarm at the efforts Of
communistic Leaders to bring about a
conflict between labor and capital, which
can only result in devastation and ruin,
and exhorts the clergy TO study this
question Of social science, and to strive
to create a more healthiul sentiment.
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wonderful Increase In Popula,
lion In Kansas.

LSPtKA, E~., May ga ride from 81
.'SA !. 70 this place is au interesting ,rip
w, as tSatI't. At Kansas City we stand
spo0 as thEeshhold Of a new order Of
IIss'' .Si The slow and tedious process BY
,.a ,.Sa elder states have been settled give.
H siois The indOmitable will and the
,si.SainE ,s.o energy that has made the
M, y, 'Ate ot Kansas what she Ia TO day
M gives bright promise oil what she
=, n. 70 'ae no distant future. have
NJ. 00s aieV days in the state and yet
E,',,'' 'e,n more ot the capabilities o.
n. aAn had ever dreamed 10 exist
hi Pm,SaastiVsuess Of iu soil Is wonder.
$500 ne sountty Is healthiul and NOR,
Si,,s.IaI iaI lhln ! can describe. The i'm.
M LI,1I''I !, T. Kansas this year Is uupar.
,s..'';. I. 1t u sstimAted there will be al
10 Sa M oI 30 900 souls to iu popula
boii.. he a liiIfO1d companies that own lars,
,s.,, ,,s,s ol land in Kansas are doing
,Si..,,!ofk s,S sofk 10 the direction Of inducinI
.S.sDiss9 iao9 to the state, BY the offer Q
isr s,. ,.sai on long credits, and by Civ
p5i,,s ,aSSu,lon rate. from all rromlnsn
ri III sii u lhe northwest Vast tracts Q
dtS. 1i,IasftO iftO Zoe home Of The Indian o
S,,i, i, 'a9sn'e mn herds Of buffalo that for
lie, 1i.1 IoG ouIA few years ago roame,
s,Oo,tp,' tp'iln', are now rapidly .beinl
hi, ~! ,.i, INTO cultivation and yisldinI
Siti.i nj 't,TaIs y, TO supply the wants Ind nee
nj. , o. nan, Kansas viii be ne tutpr
anal sIiiG,siIg state Of the Union. II
issss.ta ae' IN that direction are simpI,
~ !'sse, s. lH locks and herd. tbat NJ ;
S.i, 'vs'y wy prairie and Vrass ppon sus eySr, rS
iCSss W .uI provide Tor he Want oi mil.
ns,, W y ia Productions, varied a n n,
ID d. =. ..I1, man, will furnish irsiShu Ia Ia
az. u FEI FtEailtoad' that now, or Ssrs.Its iS
I.,,. Il, sLs 4. nst.VOtk checker sndj intsr.
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OUR MoUNDsWLLE LETTER.
MouspsvnIx, May 8.

MOUhusFLLLki may o.
Editors IntsllIsencer:
Our quiet place was thrown into quite
m excitement on last Sunday morning
when II was found that one Of our young
hardware merchants, Mr.. E. II. Criswell,
was missing. The inquiry, "Wby has he
gomez What had he done?" &c, few
quickly from mouth to mouth, and many
who took the report Just as It came began
to almost despair Of ever seeing his pleas
ant face again; but there were others
who knew more Of Eyerett's wAnderings,
and also that about the time he disap-
peared a young lady Of the Lower Ward
disappeared in the same mysterious man.
ner, and all fears were quieted when, at
about the time people are going from
church, the twain made their ap.
pearance, looking so happy that any
one would have known they were
one-fesh. He did Just what he ought
10 have done; !. &, 10 getting 4 good witei
but to steal of in the night aud not al.
low even his poor and now disconsolate
partner In business see him get married,
and deprive the boys Of the fun OF Q ser.
enade. Il is too bad Now, we say TO
about six other young men Of about his
age, who are spending 90 much OF their
time leaning over front gates and loung.
Ing in parlors, be wise, and go thou and
do as Everett did.
The regular band Of boys who wear
the striped pants are out in force this
morning at work 10 laying that water
pipe which is TO supply the penltentiasy
building with pure water, direct from the
river.
It is rumored that our genial friend
aud promising young lawyer, B. F. Neigh.
en-, fs contemplating matrimony. This
We give Just rs u rumor not youching for
its truth.
There never was 3 season or rather
time at this season OF the year when veg.
citation was more promising than now.
Everything Is in an advanced state Of
growth, and that heavy frost that was
foretold to come about the 10th OF this
month will be very destructive in this
valley. ia ftED
A force Of hands are now at work fin.
ishing the grading Of the Court House
yhru. Ab tut sui 10 kAheu lLVu tuSio ~
Is used in filling the school yard where it
is much needed. 1879
Many buildings are going up at pres.
ent, both in and out OF town.
The fne brick bnilding OF VIM. Blake,
Of the Upper Ward, Is almost completed.
Walter Evans is building new store
room.s .s7, q. u - = H..q -. -
Our genial young friend, Al. Wayt, has
purchased small farm outside Of town,
on which he is erecting little house,
Just about large enough for man and
wife; but whether Al. will be wise enough
to get the wife or not we leave the future
to tell. He says he is now q granger, and
will supply the neighborhood with yege.
tables and "sich," 5..E .s-El
Another wedding this evening. A
young man who has served q year in our
State Prison, /. E. as foreman in the broom
factory, is about TO carry of one Of our
fines, ladies. Particulars next time.
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Annual Meeting Of the A. & p
TeleRrnph Company.

NEW YoRK, May s.-The annual meet
ing OF thea. & P. Telegraph Company
to-day elected their directors for the en-
suing year as follows: Edwin D. Nor
gan, Augustus schell, Hamilton NJ.
Twombly, Noryille Green, John Bunker,
G. Depew, &. Rochester, Harrison Dur.
kee, Thomas Eekert, VIM. symmers, ]
q. Mortimer, George Simpson, Sidney
Dillon, Elisha Atkins and a. N. Tabor
Il Is understood that Eckert will con-
tinue as President with TWombly @ Vic.
Preaident
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The Minneapolis Disaster-Hore
Bodies Taken from the RuinA.

MrESEAroLs, May s.-The body oi
E. 81. Gourtman was found In the ruini
Of the Washburn mill this morning
Another Of the mutilated bodies at the
undertaker's was identified "a that oI
Cyrus Ewing.
Of the victims Of the mill explosion will
assemble tomorrow. The Jury g made ur
Of leading citizens, President Folwell, o.
the State University being one, and Prof
8. L. Peckham and Prof. Peck, OF the
Uniyersity, are summoned Is expert wit
nesses. A thorough investigation ant
valuable results are expected.
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the NAV Festival.

CINCINNATI, May s.-The mansgers oi
the May Musical Festival announce that
on the opening Of the ticket Office Thurs.
day morning, May 9th, there will remain
for sale for the irst entertainment 7l2
desirable reserved seats, for the second
$50, for the third $50, for the fourth
1904, for the fifth 6l2, for the seventh
76s. In addition to this there Is comfort.
able standing room within the auditorium
for At least 300 people.
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Affairs was as iollows: Wright, ss;
Burtt, rs; Caldwell, 8. The name OF Nc.
Gee was Withdrawn.
The convention took up the platform,
which generally enunciates the princi-
Piles adopted at the National Convention
at Toledo in February last.
At this hour, "a. N, the Convention
Is still in session. The reading OF the
platform has Just been completed.
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The shermans I'm Cleveland.

CLrvrIAsD, O, May s.-To.night, at
the Kennard House, 4 reception was
given TO Hon. John Sherman and Gen
W. T. Sherman, who are in the city tc
attend the Cameron.sherman wedding
tomorrow evening, by prominent citi'
Lens and the different military organiza
tions In the city. Though the weather
was rainy and disagreeable, the Kennard
House parlors were crowded and speeches
were made by both Of the distinguished
gentlemen,
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Obituary.

DAYros, O., May s.-Hon. John How
ard, one OF the Oldest members Of the
Dayton bar died suddenly this morning
at his residence. He was one ofthe most
prominent members OF the Dayton bar,
was an ex.Mayor Of Dayton and was a
Republican candidate for Congress Of the
Fourth Ohio District three years ago.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May s.-The Estofate reports
for the past few days numerous detach.
ments Of sailors passing through France
and embarking NJ HGIre, and even Liv-
eroool, for America, to man vessels for
the RussianH.
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CHICAGO, May s.-The rates on freight
10 New York were cut badly Yesterday
and several contracts at lsc per 100 tor
grain are reported, with prospects OF a
16o rate to.morroW. The Iowa pool met
here to-day and inaugurated = movement
10 pot up Colorado rates,
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The Pittsburgh CommaeiGlot Yesterday
says the moulders at the Novelty Works
Of the Jaeobus & Nimiek Manufacturing
Company, at IdIeWood, on the Panhandle
Railroad, have struck agAinst = redue-
tion Of ten per cent In their wages,
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FIRE RECORD.

ToRoSro, May s.-H. Davis dry goods
store was destroyed by ere. Loss S25,'
900. Insurance $4,000.
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VIZ us gIsd to see that the stock
.,II,r Of the Washington & Waynes'
,sy ,rroE gauge bad the good sense to
m,iI themselves Of the offer Of 10000
.,,no,,g.ses 5. IS cents on the dollar,
nd ,bu, ave the property from falling
,,,o o,hsband. ola ring.
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MrxpHB, May Sat 8 o'clock this
morning storm passed over this city,
partially unroofug = number Of business
houses and the Peabody Hotel and blow
log down 4 cotton shed. The damage
done will probably amount to $4,000.
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strike Among Railroad Labor

81. Loup, May s.-A large number o
laborers on the extension Of the Chicago
4 Alton Railroad between Mexico and
MarshalI, Missouri, are on q strike Sew
eral hundred Of them are said TO be con
gregated at Glasgow; where one oi them
was killed on Monday and another badly
wounded. The Sheriff Of Howard county
with . strong posse Of citizens had failed
10 auell the disturbance.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION



LONDON, May s.-A Russian coup d,
maine is no longer dreaded or believed
possible in view Of the condition anc
numbers OF the Turkish army. Accord
ing to the Turkish view the RuSSisni
ought 10 withdraw beyond Adrianople, &C
as 70 occupy the line fixed as the East
tern limit Of Bulgaria. The Turks, how
ever, propose to surrender the places one
after the other, so as 10 allow the Musco
yi.es time TO perform their part Of the
engagement. Should this method be fol-
lowed Shumla will be FIRST, Varna second
and Batonm last surrendered.
LONDON, May s.-The British and Ger
man ironclads have arrived At Port Said
from Malta.
PEACE ALL DEPEDs on AS-IF.
A St. Petersburg correspondent say
II Count Schouvaloff can convince hiI
government that the British Cabinet really
desires = peaceful solution on the basil
OF securing the chief object Of war, viz
The real improvement In the condition o.
the subject races in Turke! greal
impetus will be given 10 the negotiations
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Rifles for the CimbrIa.

PORTLAND, Me, May s.-Itis rumor.
ed that the Evans Rifle Company Of Me-
chanics Falls is filling large order for
the RussiAns on the steamer Cimbria.
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u.n,In,l UIs pauers.

BERLIN, Nay s.-The Emperor yester.
day received BAyArd Taylor, the new
American Minister, who presented his
credentials.
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l,IooL. 4 good deal As il the Legi'la'
.,.,oi Ohio vas going to re'distriet the
~. .a,, a, Congress. In that case JefIer'
". '. ,,sD,, will not be in the Belmont
~ s,,,i,t ,,d her two candidates, DR.. Up
i.,,,s ,pd wm, ]. Dunbar, will be out
.Jh,6sld,
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,c,yruIE1lAo, 10 be held at Mans
"a ,, On the Charities Railroad, to
-, -.,,c. June 18th, is being arranged
q. ~ :, II. coIoreI congregations Of that
!, ,;,,,i,,, 4 Bi.hop J. J. Clinton and Nancy
'.. D,rlis.. the Evangelist, will he the
Id attractions.
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,as Paa5urg Exchange GasstIe estl'
u. l.'% h, coz, Of the war at s6OOYOOO,OOO,
~, ~, II iii. i, i. estimated, demand an
W.. .,i,a,. Of about sS9,5OO,OOO annu.
'iI',o '1I' ~ cover interest and sinking fund.
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Wrllluded yesterday 10 the stroke OF
ut,r,i. that bad fallen upon Col. E. NJ.
yugs, ,u old citizen Of Wheeling, now
,sidiig up at Portland, o., on the c. &
P.s.d. The Colonel had a premonition
d .Ss stroke some three years ago, at
ISirh time be Lost TO certain extent the
.s d hi. right srm, and suffered great
pain. For months his only relief was "b.
IssIby hyPerdermic injections of NOR
p!in, Gradually, however, bis strong
a3laintiOn asserted itself, and he 80 far
recovered IS to be able to go about
Eih pretty much all his customa.
rrtirity. Some two months ago he
ass up to biz farm at Portland, deter
zi.sI 10 make that his future home, and
NJ about putting it in order for the re-
apIioa Of his family. During that time
abu done a great deal Of manual labor,
nd also given unremitting attention to
s,lIbOr Of others. On Monday, while
As tugiged, he was suddenly stricken
IaIu Iilh decided attack Of the disease
4ii hld oaly thus iar threatened him,
ll ior 4 time the most serious conse-
iasra we're thought to be imminent,
OlTue'day MajJr Tom Norton and Mr.
Sss Fisher went up to Portland, accom-
Fnsd BY Dr.. Tom o. Edwards, and
had Ihs Colonel entirely prostrated
:,4sr thsarOke, and bis mind much dis
arSst st times. He was, however, sen
aSs NOS, Of the time, but his tongue
I'D rish! side were severely affected with
nuabse..
Qu!ulstdAy afternoon Major Norton
nI, ,.,,L., 49,; a., p..,I.,i .rJ n
4, 49,, ,,,,.;'t 'f - " ,S..s ~. ,,n,,,
'Pind doSn stairs, leaning against tht
Snb,S,d ,.,".,I. =, I,' 40 80 w. ,aoo..,sd s ,bs
,vsI Sin,.,, i'm 'u1,' y: .",,. ~ 80 49,. - .,.;.s 80 !.
t,,,, ~ ,.Li. .t.:,, = " 'O' s 80 s.",t." . 49,
M ,i's @ ,Sa t,'y' S1u 'ussas' rue ,S% 'an. I'
l,,,i,, o"o ,a' I'. ~, w. h. sia "nso .a"s i
N, y. a.. .s ss' wv y %a.'s ~ @ y, y
-" u 't,e =" WORK. 10 ao'DS "h'eh ut
~ 'lI'en three times. Those who know
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Ihtgntelligstrfsr:

V,,o, Of Boston is Of the opinion
lli .anc.,, -, Of exclusively opera bOuae
sI i.Das,' !. Do, "..crsd" 10 the eyes of the
S''' - therefore not to be permitted on
y, .,.I,, evening in that city.
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on CITY, Pa, May s-Petroleum-
The market opened quiet with sales OF
81 SSIf, and declined to 81 36I<, at which
price II closed weak. Shipments 10000
barrels; average 1900. Transactions 19l,.
90 barrels.
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4Per Cent aubscfiption:

wAsH1HoTnS, May s.-Ths .ubscrip,
tions 10 the per cent loan to-day were
$l02r 200.
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1sr u,il meeting at Pittsburgh yes
,,,J,, ,.,ullsI in no action pro or cor
a r,lrl to future operations. The at
,,,ios q. left as it was found. The
Asoei,.iou meet. again on the llth oi
Iss,, lpd meanwhile the mills will prob
,,I,us up to that time. Westill hope,
/, d. l,pgu,gs Of the Toledo Commercial
sa,A. immense .ales Of Western pro
d. nov going forward to the feaboard
fiIl ere long so tell upon Western fnan'
.u!o crslte an active demand for nails
ed al other manufactured articles.