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~ For ~
K CATARRH -

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than anybody else could possibly have
been, and indeed seems never since TO
have quite gotten over the stunning effect
OF the discovery. The allegatio? has been
made that large amounts OF the dcpositors'
money had been sent to Rome. That,
bishop.
: at least wo.tllirtls of tho deposltors are
Germans, aud threc.fourths OF the debt is
due TO them. For while the anti.Irisb
feeling was dominant, and they excited
each other with fancies that they had
been dcspoiled by an Archbishop Of Irish
extraction, to help Irish churches and fur
Imer The business interests OF Irishmen.
The failure by which Father Edward sus.
tanned his heaviest loss was that Of an Irish
urn. But upon calm inquiry it was not
found TINT needy German individual or
congregation had ever applied in vain for
ald at the episcopal residence. The Ger.
mans had received little simply because
thcy asked Tor scarcely anything.
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DYSPEPSIA.

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EsaaL elataseu.
i COUNTY
John W. BCltE and John Flldipg,
partners IN trade under the
firm nall0 Of Belts 4
Fading,

PCtrO LitScher.
T9e 0hSct o. this suit Is to recover frOm the defend
deiendant nadO a. Wheeling, ". Va, dated 2!I iES
Of july, lSH, with interest gu SRld sum from the 2ji
day o. November 1878, until paid and the costs u
!s SUIT ana y appearing lrnln au affidavit filed IN
tle cause that The said defendant Is not resident Of
ny; Satei and tho defendant not having LOen served
win copy Of the order Of attachment or with prO.
cess 10 this suit and 1t further appearing that Peter
the sum Of $40 80 when summoned In this SN'e II IL
onierGd BY thu court that said defendant s and Is NJ
guired 10 appear within four weeks after tke dale Of
the INST publication Of this Orlr aud do what Il
ntGessIy 70 project us interests herein and that this
oNler 10 published and posted rs required by inw. '
J. ]. ltO0ERS Attorney fur complainant,
mhio'A Te1C: GEORGE HOOK, Clerk,
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would be about the safe and proper figure,
he promptly sCceeded. II Is not at III i'm.
probable that II u per cent instead Of 4
had been advised lie would have agreed TO
that But tho I per cent rate lasted but n
short time. The men who would have
been content withnointerestatall thought
ithard when they were allowed 4 per cent
that they were not in rC0elptoi as much
as the banks protlercd, aud grum6led TINT
they ought to have per cent. At the
same time the Rev. Father Edward began
10 fear the pressure Of a demand for mon.
ey 10 carry out the Bishops projects,
which had been set alloat on Tho strength
loftile depositsalrealy In hard. More mon
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&tsEbenviLs Accommodations law. R.,,.,,
H., Bridgeport 500 p M; arrives Al stSahsn III, 80
oL9 ~ Leaves lille at 10 a M: BIiSgSt
PEI Tn Ky .. nj arrives At BelllITe At S a. NJ
In IN f.. s1 0n Cheeks 70 al principal points
Once in Bridgeport - 'n' Aaet't
FIR MYERS
neb01l PASSENGER and Ticket AGENT
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THE REV. YATHRR EDWARD PURCELL


became n linancier, and sompthing OF the
particulars Of his early career In that
character, but That knowledge Is unattGIn-
able, now at least. The present great dis:
astCr seems to have entirely warped and
changed his disposition, and to have
seriously affected his mind. From the
genial, kindly man he used TO be, he has
become repellaht, either morose or hot
tempered by. turns, and obstinatcly unwill.
ing to converse about these topics. 1t
seems, however, that he honestly and i'm.
pulsively entered into his brothers plans,
and cherishing the erroneous idea that
he possessed tho business capacity ia
which his brother was lacking, set him
self 10 provide the means by which those
plans might DO realized. The BishOpvery
willingly resigned 10 him the financial dc.
partmcnt. From that time until the final
crash, It is averred by the Archbishop,
and implicitly believed by those most in
innate with him, that he knew absolutely
nothing OF tho conduct Of The finances, and
had not even suspicion Of the slightest IT.
regularity.
Al first the Rev. Father Edward Purcell
paid no interests upon deposits. In that
omission lie was simply following u long.
established precedent: The people who
put money III lis hands did so merely 10
have II in q plaGe Of supposed absolute
security. II Is understood however, that
some one said to him, "You should ply in,
terest. 1t Is only fair that tho money
OF The poor as well as that Of the rich should
breed, and It is by interest that money
breeds. Tho banks would pay them in
terest for their money, and you should b
as generous to your own people as the
bank would bo," When It was suggested
1 that
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ALMOST INExrmcADLE CONFUSION,

ALMOST ISEXTRIcABLE CONFUSION.
His handwriting was very irregular in Its
degrees Of illegibility, but at either Its best
or worst could easily have been forged as
well as 0 genuine certificate, Itis, indeed,
believed that he has lost considerable
sums in that way. Ten years ago most OF
the older paper scrap certificates having
been worn almost out or been 80 covered
by entries that there was no room on them
for any more, he made reissue, figuring
ACCOUNTS up to date, and to many Of tho
doposItnrs no gave such little books us
savings banks furnish 10 their patrons.
That spasm OF system llas played tho mis-
chief with all hope Of ever disentangllng
his affairs fur enough to tind out what
money he actually did receive, and how
much Of the vast sum now due is in point
OF fact accumulated and compounded in.
tercst. II must be remembered that lie
had already been going on about thirty
years, In which time the oldest deposits
had more Than doubled themselves twice
over. But in the new Issue oil GertiicateE
there was nothing to show when the orig.
inal deposit WINS made, or It's amount. All
that appeared was tie amount supposed to
be on deposit 10 the credit Of The holder
Of It Us "a aggregate. Then upon that
basis llo would ereut . new mass 6I chjro.
graphic tangles, This expert accountants
who have for weeks past been wrestling
with his affairs, as presented by the claim.
turned in to the trustees for audit, make
out that considerably over $500, 900 Of the
total debt represents interest which has
accrued upon deposits, and has been com
pounded Ia the ten years since tho new
certificates were issued. Respecting al
behind that, thpre can be nothing but con
lecture; but practical mon, who have do
voted deep and careful study to the mat
ter, express the opinion that
Sor OVEN oSB-lIA.P
! Of The sum reprnsonte,l as tho present t0ta
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,r d.1, lea.ing cOIuatus at S4oP ?. N. and go NJ
except Sunday, al $40 =. M. WY ,lsSmins on
Rerts., a. 10 ChltAgo d 10 neIt morning.
TisEas M ~ ge secured In advance a Union Denei
,h snliann Palace Drawing Room gleeplpy ~,
H.. ~ change from 6tebenylle ma EnInm
Ieu,s cincinnati, Louisville, lnIianapoliS and II.
For through Tickets B.Rgare chs,l, s,..,1.. ~.
aeeemmodalione, aud any iuFtkeT InforT.' ~
E,s SImf NJ =: bELLEvlLLE, Ticket AEeni n fsSS
Melst onspo MET toSt q nSyenth street Or al ely
D. ". CALDWELL.
:. H. FELTON,, IN, "
~ /, .,nGSSG'i suPt Pit.sbOvyh, Pa.
! mol. ssal PAls' and Ticket Agent CSlaR6us, Q.
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DUPoNT's
Wheeling Powder Agency.

have at all times Ia Magazine lara.
stock s ofthe above celebrated Powder, vii
Rltle, Sporting ia cans, Blasting and Mimi
10 metallic packages, which / will sell 4,
Wholesale atnanufacarsrs' prices. i have
Portable Magazines Of different sizes M
sh'pplug, and will deliver free on cars o.
boat This Powder Is unsquallsd 10 streputi
and quality.
n. REILLY. sols Ao.O,
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The total sales of stocks ut the Board to-day aggre-
gated 1873 $50 shares. which distributed fol-
!ows-Canada Southern. 500; Chicago and North
western. IT. 425 Chicago and Northwestern preferred
1880; Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific, 575; Della
ware Lackawanna and Western. 81 500; Delaware and
Hudson Canal, 1880; Erie, 20,S0O; Illinois Central
p,51O; Lake Shore. 24,255; Michigan Central. 1885,
Milwaukee and st. Paul. $500; Milwaukee and st.
Paul preferred. 2.21O Morris and Essex. 1850; New
York Central. 90; New Jersey Central 51s5; Pacific
Mail. 1870; Pittsburg, 1855; st. Louis. Kansas City
and Northern 2.430; Wabash. 1880; Western Union
Telegraph. 1880.
Money call continues easy at "a ga per cent
and the closing quotation was "a a per cent. The
following the rates OF exchange on New York at
the aforementioned cities day Savannah. buying
at par. selling q y premium; Charleston. buying
3-16 ~ discount selling ZIG par; New Orleans
commercial u. bank %; s. Louis. 80 premium;
Chicago steady, buying ITO discount. selling lilo
premium. and Boston, % cents premium. Foreign
exchange firm. with actual business at 4.S32l q
4.si for bankers long. aud 4s7sl 4.ss for demand
sterling.
The Sub-Treasury paid out s53.A5O gold. for legal
tenders to-day, ana received $l55OoO. gold, In ex
change for legal tenders
Government bonds were firm to-day with the ex-
eeption Of the fve-twenties and ten-forties. Tho
Treasury issued another call for S2O.O0O.0OO bonds
to-day. The subscriptions to the new four pcr cent
loan amounted to $l3.0oO.0oO. The closing prices
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The exports OF domestic produce from the port OF
New York for tho week ending this date were
SI247 $780, against $5.Oos67 for the corresponding
week last year. and sG4g7, 1867 in 1876 Tho total
ports of produce since January l. this year.
$s676.955. against for tho period last
year. and $lO479. i0j In 1876
State bonds ut tho Board were weak for Louisiana
consos. which declined co. and steady for District
OF Colunbias and the other issues
Railroad bonds continue active and prices were ir-
regular. with the following changes compared with
last previous sales An advance or / per cont In
Morris and Essex nrsts consols, u In North
west consois registered gold bonds, n In Ohio
and Mississippi sinking funds. u in st. Paul sevens.
gold, and 4 In Burlington ana Quincy Fights,
Jersey Central frsts of 1890. Central Pacific frsts
lsan joaquin branch) aud ST. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Real Estate sevcns Of 1885, There was
decline of per cent In Wabash arsts tst Louis
division. u in Great Western seconds fox coupon,
IA in Wabash seconds lex coupon) y In metropolitan
Elevated Railroad frsts and Lehigh and wilkesbarre
consols. and u In Denver and Rio arande nrsts.
The London advices report consols strong. with an
advance TO DC 1l6 o6k tor both money and tile &C
count. United States bonds are steady. except for
ten-forties which are x higher. at ilox; AXIS are
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strained Crude turpentn firm 81 hard 81 rs for
yellow dip. 81 10 for Virgin Tar steady VI 80. Corn
ule hmm

strained Crude turpen.lue for hard 81 Is for
yellow dip. 81 70 for Virgin Tar steady. u So Corn
-. BUFFALO. Jan. II. 1879
Pess Therefore .s no%nay unchanged Rail reshts
81 900 DO oa.s, 5000 DO barley do rye 5000 do
soioo do; barley, 300 do; rye $500 do.
DrrEorr Jan IA. 1879
steady; extra white Michigan, sisc.; 80 DO sig;
e Corn ia and %ais 10 yeo o e S Sp xs
s5s No. 100. mixed sfe No , %Sed c on, stsady
80; mixed, ~: No; do; gjjse Clover sssdrrIse'
g @ y @h sss' ss 1t eo RE
a26o do oats. l.aoo do sGpMsn,s-Eoar. $500 bSls
Wheat firm No. white Michigan, eilae. Michi
a a spss e. rsd s Western amser Corn
dull; No spot, sis4c; seller May. :ia'se
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat heavy red and
white 9oe 49, Corn higher At f2e sa'se oats.Mar.
dull No iali zoe sss lorh suist su irn, a. = 90
Is 20 a e. 7a Bulk meats strong soaldsfs v a.
Marth seller p fs short scarce sas
and arm shoulders clear rib 4i.c cigar sides 4, g.
$ e l. a l, s aass md ss g e
butchers So 10 ss 2o receipts, 774o; shipments 7e
cnicAGo, January H. 1879,
20 red winter sssss. Sc; 10. clcsss ;pn%s'
ss.a d SEC rejected sr Corn a da and a.
shade lower at 2ssc 2eic cash; noe, February ;sc
is;sc February aoe March Rye steady and unchansed
barley steady and unchanged flaxseed, 81 l2l 81 20.
y 90 , EsOrusry: IS % p o71s March; has sold
s. soy, March Bulk meats firmer. but not
quotably higher Dressed hogs in good demand and shade
higher At Ss l2 50 ia Whisky steady and unchanged
nj ~ tM Receipts-Flour. $500 bills; wheat, 10000
bushels; corn ISL 900 do oats $4,000 rye 1880 do
barley, l7UU do Shpmonts-Fonr. IL 900 bbls wheat,
G40tu bushels; 6OOo do; oats, $4,000 do 800
do: barley 1900 do At the cose:-Grain irm and IN;
asked March. Lard in good demand and shade higher;
IS 70. February; IS S7la asked, March.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Active
and Strong.
Government Bonds Firm. States Dull
and Railroads Strong
Money on Call Easy at 2 1-2 a
8 1-2 Per Cent.
WALL STREET,


The active covering of shorts yesterday and the
no less active realization of profits by traders who
had gone long of the list fruit this morning in
general albeit fractional decline What. in street
parlance. as descriptive of sharp upward turn Is
expressed with little euphony but with much force
"bulge" in the market, was found to have
measurably contracted over night aud lower prices
followed. This was natural consequence as
might be and should be regarded as the proper re-
action to healthy bull speculation The bears.
however ever on the alert to administer extra hug
to declining market. seized with avidity upon the
circumstance the Vanderbilt accident. reported
in to-day's papers. to spread accounts of injuries
to this gentleman which had never occurred. Even
when cornered by facts they wriggled out by con-
fdently expressing the belief that if he were not
killed this time he probably would be the next, and
it quite we'll that holders Of his stocks should
be upon the qu rive for an impending catastrophe.
&c. Mr. Vanderbilt, like the pitcher that went to the
we'll. is regarded likely TO be broken
later should he persist in his taste for fast troters
and esteem himself Of no more account than much
common delft or china. So small incident as this
affected prices this morning. and Lake Shore and
Michigan Central both receded on account thereof,
though the latter stock unfortunate enough to
invite. in addition, o severe hammering from the
bow-window bears. and. in consequence. remained
somewhat feeble the day through. After meridian
there occurred manifest turn for the better right
through the list, and of this improvement Delaware
and Lackawanna and the Northwesterns benefited
especially. their gain upon yesterdays prices being
decidedly marked. The sharp advance in the coal
stock Is rendering Delaware and Lackawanna as
speculatively mysterious Lake Shore of yore.
since there is no improvement in the coal trade and
no chance Of combination. now that the Reading
road has expressed itself decidedly against it.
There is. however, strong pool in the stock which
proposes to jackscrew prices considerably higher If
circumstances permit At the end Of the day the
market in almost every had recovered from its
reaction. and prices in general way equal to
those of yesterday and in some even better
The opening highest. lowest and closing prices
Of stocks ut the New York Stock Exchange to-day
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan II. 1870
Cotton firm; middlng. sac low mdding, sac; good
ordinary, s,sc Net receipts, 2il bales 40 Ex-
ports coastwise, 1yo; sales, 2,2Uu Stock, l,O,yuJ.
NRw ORLEANS, Jan. ~, 1879
Cotton In good demand; middling. psc low middiing,
ssnc good ordinary Sac Not receipts JdB bales
1893 Exports 10 Great Britain. u'e9 sales 500 stock,
3uDUU7 -
MonrLE Jan. IL 1879
Cotton weak aud Irregular; middng, SIC: low mid.
ding, SIC: good ordinary Sc Net receipts ,B bales
Exports coastwise, 2uyS sales, 90 stock $500.
SAVANNAH, Jan. IL. 1879
Cotton quiet; middling O. low mddling, she; good
ordinary Isc. Net receipts $3.50 bales; gross, $3.50
Exports coastwise 3l Sales 700; last evening. luOJ
stock o2,2Sl -
witxrxeroS, n. c., Jan. -, 1879
Spirits Of turpentine nr. 25e. Rosn hrn 81 ID for
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON TUE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES
CLOSED sTEADY-FLOUR STEADY-wHEAr
EAsIER-CORN EAsIER-OATS srEADY-PORK
QUIET-LARD QUIET-wEIsKEY FIRM-sPIR1Ts
TUEPENTINE NoAfINAL-RosIN UNCHANGED
PETROLEUM QUIET-COTFEE SQUIET-sUGAR
FIRM.
TUESDAY, Jan. l-6 P. M.
Business fairly active to-day in most Of the
leading articles and the markets quite generally
steady. On Change -four was steady but quiet
Wheat quiet and shade easier. Corn
shade easier. Oats quiet but steady. Whiskey firm
but quiet. Pork quiet Lard without decided
change. Cotton on the spot was unchanged Fu-
lures closed steady. Coffee dull Sugar ruled firm.
Oils and petroleum dull Naval stores also dull.
ASHES quoted 471c Sc for pots and sac. for
pearls.
ANTHONY ruled Arm with upward tendency the quo
tation ut tho moment being l2Kc.
CoFrRRThe market for Braxils steady at prices
We note tho following sales, Hpparchus, private
terms:-l Oe2, 1,l04 aud 500 bags Rio and 1854 bags
Santos At Baltimore 900 bags Rio per Grey Eagle sold
private Mild coffee firm, and 900 piculs
Padang. per Dictator sold private We quote:
prime Do. i55ac i6c.; range for lots lie
Java soSsra%cn bags So do grass mats, ssI
eaib is Lasaayrs 4e 5 Jsaica s
i5c; S. Domingo. lie. Costa kica i5c. a re.
ise i4c &c Guracoa s hso iis '0' 'oas 'A'An
ssaa asn VIZ 7S
supply Sss.Ssads = hoops: ordinary PRIME
dull and only about oco1 lbs. lake at l5c
cash, the ma. ket closing at i5.se lte cash.
lac i7s sarrsS Manila iac; sisai rope. ee io a
CorroS the spot dull but values were unchanged
Futures points points lower but steady
opening the q. market @ to I'D tho tone
with those of Monday follows-