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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

a GRAVE MISTAKE is made by farm
crs who think that stock must not be
fed at home after the first appearance
of grass. Stock will show thls false
economy all through the season.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

JAMES WICK, the flower and vege-
table scotsman, Of Rochester, n. T.,
has placed us under obligations by
sending us copies of his "Floral
Guide, and Monthly Magazine. Be
sides being skilled and thoroughly
conscientious scotsman, Mr.. Wick Is
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

The improvement of the roads is 4
question hardly second in Importance
to any engaging the attention of the
farmer citizen. Upon him falls, main
", the burden of the tax annually
wasted in the so-called "mending" Of
them, and he is the greatest suffer.
er from the miserable condition in
which they are generally to be found.
Where does the responsibility for
this state of affairs rest? Upon the
road laws, or upon those charged
with the execution of them?
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

THE new educational law, now un-
der discussion by the French Assem-
bly,, gives agriculture its due promi-
nence. Not only will the teaching Of
agriculture in the rural schools be
obligatory, but that the teachers may
be duly qualified, the fifty Normal
schools provided for their training
will each have an agricultural pro-
fessor attached, and six years will
be allowed for the completion of the
course. In addition to their labors
as teachers, these professors of agri-
culture will be required to hold con-
ferences or conventions for the bene-
fit of neighboring farmers.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

Iis NAL West Niagara ErTrcss West Bork Haven
AofomsD"ihtian West. and DAY EITfeas Fast make
clsss connections at offhutnlsrlEnd with L A
u trains fof Nlileslayfc and Ecrsutou
tfte Mail Nesi. NisgarA Erptrss VEST and Frfs
- rr"t' " ct. and Lptk Haven Accommodation Wet
make flase r0nneCt40u 81 WililamsT.art with y C.
". trains nofsh
Eris NAL West Niagara EITssss West ard nay
lilf't' Iaii MAKE clo"s ognusCilon At Losk Haven
with y y ' u trains
fis NAL East and " osi oonnsci Erie With trains
On l. : A ". : D.. ki CORY with o G IA VR
X, a. fnpor!Hfs With " ~ Y. ?. n. r. Rni ct
briftspsd with 4 Y II x
fAfi"r cars sill fuu between phnadsirhiA and
NilhAmsport % Niagara EHTrers Wu.t Eris Extfss.
Wet, fhiladsirhis EIpress KAti and Izy E1Ises.
EAst and suEdAy EIprass East sisstanr ears on sli
night trains. VIZ. A. BaLusfa
Geh1 Superintendent.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05
S1h hSEWING
N2O MACHINE.

Mounted Hpon ane polished or oilsi hIAek-~aiBut ton
Ahte AMI fFsadle complete sith AaaNaEH ssssHsNsxT
q Fisfthts than any other machine And Rsduc,d
ohly Is. Bach machine thoroughly warranted with
NtiTTEE oUsHtSTLE ior hvt yaars ksi in order Turt
- cHthat. money refunded al II not zatsfariory
The uost salii, reliable and aAtsfsetarv tuarhi1.
invented fsr all kinds u family wa,k An a.
kHouiedged unrquivocai mechanical sneress thoy.
oughly tested ani used IN thousands gs hofnes An
efeisnt silent raldd reliable. and evefready helIer
- the weart wife - seFnsttes that vill d. the vatk
II family fur lifetime u will earn from sg ta gs
per dsy ct any one vho Wishes O. for living and
ests Tees than HtF THt rAicE II maehinss u
Ike quality Hss extra long taFgesised shuttle EASILY
remafsl EHtra lsfrpszsf Bobiibs haidlne loo wards
ot thread aoing avay With the frequent rs~iBing %
bolAdus II snake the shuttle d0ube thread. Iaok-
stitch (ths satas on both sides - the ~urk which
received the HfeHfsT AwAHn at the Centennial The
strongest finest and es' lasting stitch rss5aee
IL s built fot strength and cpstant hard ork Inter
chaugsalle working rAffs MAnaiactntea ui has pol-
ishsd steel VIII run f0r years without repairs. is
sinpie 20 learn, EASY IN manage undsrsno perfectly
IN en- hour aud aluAys rsady IN a Hament IA % every
description of heavy of ine work iess cost more
easilr. snooihy and faster. and With lees labor oF
trouble than any other machines. ANT FAIcH ever
did et can do. II vil ssu anything : needle can
piece, fna lace ~ camhric 30 heavy eeth haress
With any Kind II thread and oa tventy yards tr
nitrate: uses sirong. straight needle. sad never
breaks them. u cannot miss drop stitch rAve sr
btsak the thread The money eheefaIly refunded 20 u
will not ouTwoHS and ourLss any machine 1t double
the price. It you have any other mAchin. bur this
and have = better Ths and F~pialty of its
motion and quality o ia work il tss beat Y
tion. II wil hem, tell tuck, braid, cord btnd gathsr
quilt rufEe, Eleat fola scalinr. shirr roll bAsta
ebrusdcr. M hreadfhs, ETC. with elegance eass
aud quiokness. unsurpassed by any na&ahine ever
invented. The fTtocs ~ our rEw machines Arp less
thsH thoss asksd by dealers IN seoond hand rsutl,
and rsAHissd machines thuse selling ont old gtrk
10 close Hp bsiness many surh inferior zza aldsyie
machines being offered af reduced xsfcrs
beware Of limitations and only bar zee asshinrs
There hfst-cass taafhlnes ns.fsi a. los, :.
The Family" BY aaay dollars.
For testimonials descriptive issska mailed ftns
with samples sf wotk.
0oos SHIPPED 10 any TArt of She eounsry no matter
hos remote the place mar be- and safe delivery Kuar
snteed. wish privilege nf fHoEsuaa xxAnfxsvtuw
before payment q TIL. or on receipt Of mice hv
Registered Letter Money order. OF prsf
Agents wanted throughout the county fsF thts The
cheapest nlost saiisfactofy and rAplasaR machine
Ia the waEid. Far liberal terms address
FAMILY SHUTTLE MACHINE CO.
iiT Tss BrOadusy, Sev rerk.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

Every farmer in his annual erpertenee
Discovers something Of raiue. Write IL and
send IL TO the "Agricuihrat Editor Of the
DEMOCRAT, BeliefoHtc, PeHn'u, F." that other
farmers may haze the benefit Of Il. Let
communications be timely, and be sTc that
they are brief and tceH pointed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

fHE TEST sP raE NATIONAL wELFARE Is rHE IsrELLi.
aEScE AND PROSPERITY or FARMER.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD,

i -Phiia3.illia and Esis division. On and
aftsr Dec fsbsf ~ ~
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05

NEWS, FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
HOUSE.

More than ad hour was consumed this
morning in the consideration Of the bills
reported from the Committee on Print
ing
The bill for the election OF Congress
sional printer was reported, but not adj
mitted, point of order being raised that
it was not such bill as the Committee
was privileged to report at any time.
Mr.. Atkins reported the Legislative,
Executive end Judicial Appropriation
bill and moved the bill be printed and
recommitted.
Mr.. Hawley offered an amendment to
the motion instruCting the committee TO
report the bill substantially in the form
of the legislative appropriation bill last
agreed TO, excluding therelrom all gen
eral and political legislation and all APP
preparations for judicial expenses.
Mr.. Atkins thereupon withdrew the
bill and the House resumed the busl-
ness of the morning hour.
The Presidents message transmitting
the record in the FitZ John Porter case,
was referred to the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
The legislative Appropriation OH was
again reported, and, on motion OF Mr..
Atkins, recommitted.
The House took up as special order
the bill reported by Mr.. Hatch from the
Committee on Agriculture to prevent
the expectation of diseased cattle and
spread of infectious or contagious dis
eases among domestic animals and was
addressed in support OF the bill by
Messrs. Hatch and Covert and by Mr..
Morton in opposition, but without
action adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
SLIP BETWEEN CUP AND
LIP.
The Independent PuddIers at
the Solar Iron Works Demand
Specific Performance and Re
fuse to Work Until the Scale is
Signed by the Firm.

Pitt Dispatch, June 5,h.
Although there is, practically, nothing
new i'm the iron situation, yet an event
occurred yesterday afternoon which
gives many members OF the Amalga-
mated Association genuine pleasure. 1t
will be recOlleCted that few days since
an agreement was entered into between
Messrs. William Clark & Co., proprie-
tors of the Solar Iron Works, and their
puddlCrS, under which the former agreed
to pay five dollars per ton for pudding
until the rest of the manufacturers
and the Amalgamatel Association agreed
upon a price, when this price was to rule
at the Solar Works.
Since that time it would appear that
Clark Il Co.'S men have been thinking
over the situation, and have come to
the conclusion that they might be over
reached by the arrangement. What
ever may have been their cogitations,
they led to a meeting at 1 O'Clock yes
tcrdav afternoon, at which it was de-
cidcd by considerable majority to re-
fuse TO 20 to work until Clark x Co.
signed the scale on a five dollar basis,
without anv reference TO any possible
contingency arising out OF the general
situation. Some of the men claim that
at the time OF the end OF the strike last
winter Clark &Co. pledged themselves
to pay in future the wages demanded by
the Union, and the present proposition
to allow the price to be fixed by the
logic OF events is back-down from the
former one. Last evening all but six Of
the puddlers notified the manager Of the
works. Mr.. Booth, that he need not
have the fires lighted this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
Legislative Appropriation Bin.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The legisIa-
tive, executive and judicial apprOpria-
ton bill, which Mr.. Atkins presented
to-day, incorporates the bill known as
the Mcmahon amendment, providing
for the repeal Of certain laws regulating
the payment of pensions and directing
the Secretary of the Treasury to pay out
for arrearages of pensions the remainder
of the Sl0O00,000 which has been held
as special fund for the redemption ol
fractional currency. The bill also pro-
vides for the salaries Of offices which
have been created since the passage OF
the act of 1873, and includes the neces
sary appropriations for the different bu-
reaus and other minor provisions. No
general legislation otbcrthan mentioned
is included.
WASHINGTON, June s. Represent
ative Atkins said this afternoon that he
would report back the legislative, ex-
ccutive and judicial appropriation bill
tomorrow, and endeavOr TO secure its
passage. The Appropriation Commit
tee will meet again tomorrow forenoon
to continue consideration of the balance
of the measures agreed on by the Joint
Democratic caucus, namely, the bill
making appropriations for the support
of the army and the bill making appro-
priations for judicial expenses for the
year ending June 80, 1880.
General Fitz John Porter's Case.
WAsIuNGToN, June 5.-The following
message was received by both Houses
to-day:
To the lSnatc and House of Representatives:
transmit herewith the proceedings
and report of the board OF officers con-
vcned by special order No. 27, head
quarters OF the army, Washington,
April -, 1878, in the case OF Fitz John
Porter. The report of the board was
made in March last, but the official re-
cord of proceedings did not reach me
until the Sd inst. have given TO this
report such examination as satisfies me
! ought to lay the proceedings and con-
clusions of the board before Congress,
as ! am without power, in the absence
of legislation, to act upon the recon-
mendation OF the report, further than
bv submitting the same to Congress.
The proceedings and conclusions OF the
board are transmitted for the informa-
ton of Congress and such action as in
your wisdom shall seem expedient and
Just. [Signedl r. b. HAYES.
Executive Mansion, JHas ., 1879.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
A. Nj. E. Difficulty.


'. News.
Our colored brethren of the Metho-
dist persuasion are not at peace ecclesi-
asticallv. Ii seems we have in our
midst members of the A. VI. +. Church
and members of the VI. +. Church, who
perhaps differ more in name than prin-
ciple. or, as one cute brother expresses
it, "some are black and own up, while
others deny it, One has erected 4
small but sufficient house for worship
and the other hasn't On last Friday
evening the presiding elder Of the NJ. L.
Colored Church held forth in the house
of their white brethren, and took Occa-
sion to speak of the hut which the
A. VI. f. brethren had erected, and in
which they held their meetings, using
other expressions which were not con-
sidercd complementary by the brethren
of the orthodox color and profession.
After the benediction was pronounced
he was called on foran explanation, and
the reply was, ~ on black rascal, with,
perhaps, other like complimentary epi-
thetS The result was-a complaint en-
tered before Justice Eggleson-an arrest
a fine and costs, amounting To seven
dollars. This was not warof race, but
OF religion, or, rather, We should say,
for the lack OF il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
FOREIGN.
A Threatened Disaster


LnNDoN. June 5.-The South Stafford
shire Mine Drainage Commission yes
terllv announced that owing TO a debt
of G40.OOO on the Upton district all the
humping engines would be stopped last
nf,ht The effect of this would be the
4oaIsng of hundreds of cOllieries for
miles around. South Stahordshlre
would never recover from the disaster
A meeting oi all the colliery owners Is
called for Wednesday next to consider
the situation.
Iuteruationalis,s Sentenced.
FIoEENCE. June 5.-The Information
1Ifsts who threw bombs ut a crowd last
November have been sentenced, one 10
Imprisonment for life, two for twenty
and four iOr nineteen years.
Heavy Failure.
LONDON. June 5.-David Stuart x Co,
merchants engaged in the Eastern trade,
at liverpool. have failed. The hablll-
MS are believed To be between GlOO,OOO
and 100000 The firm is largely IN
debtcI to the Presbyterian Missionary
Agency i'm America, for whom they
were agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, June 5.-There is no
new feature to note except activity in
produce. As 10 strawberries, they are
arriving in large quantities and find
ready sale. Norfolk produces just now
what are considered the best berries.
Grain and -four are fairly active, but
unchanged.
PRODUCE.
FRUITS - Green Apples - Market
steady, receipts moderate; 81 50(G2 %
for common; = 50d,3 % for choice.
SrRAwBERRIEs- 10 large ar
rivals prices of good berries have fallen
TO 10 and II cents per quart. Demand
good.
BEANs-Quiet and steady at 81 i0C9
45 for prime white navy; medium,
81 S5(dl 10; other grades as 10 quality.
EGGs-Prices steady; strictly cnoice
fresh quoted at lll@l2c e doz.
BUrrRR-Choice roll, l3Glic; prime
roll, l0(Gl2c; medium, Sld l0c; grease,
3(d4c. Market weak for strictly fresh.
PoULTRY-Live chickens, jOld60c per
pair by the coop; spring chickens Dcts)
81 %.
PETROLEUM AND ITS PRoDUCTS-Carbon
oil ll0' fire test, in car lots only, Sc;
headlight 1902 fire test, car lots only,
l2c. Residuum, - IS per bill. Benzine,
6c per gal.
LARD-Market steady. Refined in
tierces, &c; in half bbls, &c; in buckets,
Sc; in lb. pals, SIC; IN 10 pals, Sic;
in 10 10 pals, ste; country 5l@6lc.
GRAIN, FLOUR AND FEED.
MILL -MildlingS, white, $500
@lS % per ton; brown, SIS OOCdl4 %;
coarse, Sl3 OOGl4 %; bran, Sl3 o0ta
l3 80; corn meal, SO O0G2O 90; chopped
feed, SIG 00CGl7 % per ton.
WmEAr-Whitc, 81 03Cil 0j; red,
81 DIAL o.; medium, 9Sc(dSl ~.
Bacon AND Provisions - Market
steady :. e. hams, Is Ia % lbs average,
large Ste; do. ii to Is los, do, Sc, du.
ex. 10 Ia Ii lbs, 9c; :. 4. shoulders do,
SIC; breakfast badon do, e.; dried beef,
:. e., lie; dried beef, rounds and
knuckles, l3lc; dried beet, all flats, lOtc;
bacon shoulders, Ilc; {. rib sides, 6c;
short rib sides, ole; mess pork, per bbl,
$40 50; mess short cut, 10 Ia ij pcs in
bbl., $40 80
FLoUR-No. ! white wheat flour, s. ~
(s5 Is; choice amber, - 2tCi5 20; prime
red winter, - 25Ca5 30; Wisconsin,
- 0OCdj 25 Minnesota extra, - 2jtd
, 30; fancy St Louis, 81 OOCt7 10, fancy
patents, s. SOFAS 10; corn meal, per
bushels. 500 j5c oat meal, per bbl.,
81 7j65 %; oatmeal per kcg, - jOtsD
. 75; rye flour per bbl., - 10.
CoRN-Shrllcd, 4lC, i2c; mixed, SEA-
I0c; ear, i3Cd tie on track.
RYE-No. !, j6GajSc.
BARLEY GjC, 10; fall, Sjm9jc.
Mixed 29ci3lc; white, 32CH
33c.
HAY Prime timothy, Sll OOal2 %
per ton; loose, $40 OOal2 %. Market
stsadv.
OF City
On CRY, June 5.--Market opened
weak with sales nj 13!c, declined Ia 1O.c,
at which price II closed. Shipments
~, 900 barrels, averaging 5000 barrels;
transactions 10000 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
WHEELING. W. VA, FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 6, 1879

says no person who is qualified shall be
disqualified. Ii he means that nobody
shall be rejected for those reasons | can
understand it, but think We ought TO
deal fairly, and ought not TO interfere
with the constitutional percgatives OF a
State.
Mr.. Eaton-I would suggest that 1t is
not quite worth while TO perfect the
amendment. think the best thing We
can do with it is to vote it down.
Laughter.
Mr.. HILL will be willing to vote for
it otherwise.
Mr.. Conkling-May l make an in
quiry of the Senator from Georgia,
Hill if he said if "anv State" was
stricken out I'VE would" etc, am ! TO
understand
Mr.. Hill [interruptingl III used the
word "we" | did it for myself,
Mr.. Enthusiastically? Laugh
ter.
Mr.. Hill-Editorially. | did not in
tend TO usurp any unusual authority.
As it stands | shall vote against it.
The amendment was rejected; yeas
Il; nays %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from our Dispatches.


Subscriptions TO the per cent. re-
funding certificates since yesterdays re-
port, S35s, 40.
Deboigne NJ. Bennett, the New York
editor convicted of sending obscene
matter through the mails, has been
sentenced to thirteen months at hard
labor in Albany penitentiary and fine
of $500
The Druid Duck Mills, near Balti-
more, stopped work yesterday, owing
to a rise in the price Of cotton. From
800 to 400 hands are thrown out Of
work.
Henry Z. Dodge, Of New York, has
been arrested on a charge OF issuing
forged checks, among them one on the
Presbyterian Book Store, Pittsburgh
The Attorney-General has decided
that obligations solvable in merchandise
and used tor circulation, come so in
directly within the mischief intended TO
he remedied by the act Of February 3,
1870, as 10 subject them 10 "a" Vi ~
per cent
The Independent puddlers at the
Solar Iron Works, Pittsburgh, have de-
manded that the prOprietors sign the
scale on a five dollar basis, and have
quit work pending the decision OF the
proprietors.
Gov. Head, Of New Hampshire, was
inaugurated at Concord yesterday, with
imposing ceremonies, and delivered an
address which was devoted entirely to
State affairs.
The Red Men who have been under
arrest at Littleton for several days, had
a preliminary trial, yesterday, and were
each held in the sum Of 81 900 for ap-
pearance at the October term OF the
Circuit Court They gave the required
security and were released.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
WETZEL COUNTY.
rgE PRELIMINARY TRIAL or The RED
MEN.
II, Prisoners Waive an Examination and
Are Held in the Sum Of $1,000
Each for October Court
All Que, al Lit
t.etoH.

s--.rlT Dispatch 90 The Nc-i>tcr
LuTLEroN, June >.
TIN, trial of the Red Men who have
b,en held here rs prisoners for several
l,vs came oTat @ O'Clock this morning
f....ra squire l. Master, assisted 10y
,s.r.r, Morris, Of Burton, who issued
.r.vIrrints for the prisoners arrest.
I'm. Red Men waived an examination
a., Iwrr. held for the OcJeber term Of the
Ci,.rft Court. Nineteen witnesses for
,b. STATE were held i'm bond of SlO0 each
fr their appearance before the grand
sr-r i'm October TO give evidence
,,gu,t the Red Men. Each of the
P.lmen gave bond in the sum oiSl,OOo,
with good security, to appear be-
FIRE the grand Jury and keep the peace
f- xmoutus. Peace and Iuictncss
.~., more prevails i'm this town.
Woman 20 Give States Evidence
Against the Red Men.
s-...r U..a..l .D OBJ. REGISTER.
L,rrLETDN, june ..
A woman came here, to-day, from
B.. Fishing Creek 20 turn states evil
r,r-r AGAINST squad consisting Of
V.r.y-,.-hr Rel Men who have been
...r.,.n. iu that Section Of the county
a- SOME time past. They came To- her
rrg,. during dc night BACKED their
a.., u,ru l.it, and toward morning
returned. washed themselves, told the
woman where tl.y .al been and what
r-.g bad dome, tu,u returned home.
$. .vf.. eD before the lraud jury OF the
u.rFgrtgrm of the Circuit Court She
f.n.w ,,aylu. among Hcr friends near
mi, ra... aud wl,urtryturn home m-
ms..,r Court, for lear of being mol.s.cj
Hr Gid. Rel Mon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, June 6, l A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slowly
falling. followed by rising barometer,
snuth winds, warmer, clear weather,
with probably local rains and lower
temperature in the latter.
For the Lower Lakes higher pressure,
with variable winds, mostly from north
to east. lower or stationary tempera-
ture. uartly cloudy weather and Occa-
siOnal light rains,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
hrnrdarer Executed.

Cu,vETRsBURG, PA, June 5.-Peter,
arsis Peacv Swingler, colored, who muir
Jrrcd John Anderson, colored, at a ball
here onthe nightot December l'th last,
was hanged in the Jail yard here to-day:
Syipulrr said that bad whisky and bad
rampanv had brought him To the seal
f,ll and advised all to abstain from
drink. lie thanked the sheriff for his
Kindness and said he was ready, anu
tbe rope was placed around his neck.
After PRAYER the rope was adjusted, the
tran sprung at N :O5 and at ll:l5 ne was
prnuuuucri dead
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
For AddRionai Martot SEE Fourth Pog,.
Base Ball.

Providence, June 5.-Chicagos 4,
Providence 5.
SYRACUSE, June STARS 10, C.ncin-
natis /.
WoRcEsTER, Mass, June j.-Worces-
tiers II, Uticas 4.
NEW BEDPOgD, June O.--Sationals 3,
New Bedforls I.
BOsroS, June Bostons 9, BufalOs
0; 3 innings. Game called on account
Of rain.
sPRISGTIELD. June 5.---Albanys 4,
Springfelds0 0.
LOWELL, June j.---Hop Bitter 3, Man
chesters ].
Troy, June 5.---Clevelands 4, Troy
City q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
LIVE STOCK.


NEW YoRK, June 5.-Bcevcs-No
fresh Ollcrlnps. Thr," cars at Texans
held over from Yesterday sold thB
morning AT n fraction more than Gtc,
and the feeling appeared iirncr. Dressed
beef ruled quiet at Iltablc Tor Texas
and Cherokee sides, and 1tc for natives
do. Shipments ~ head oi live and
600 quarters.
Sheep Receipts 800 head no change
in prices or the general features uf trade.
Poor tO prime sheep - OUob %; west
crn lambs - jOta1 80, general sales Of
sheep - OWai 30; 81 900 u 30. Ship
mcnts 80 carcasse- "f mutton.
lIog--Rrccipts 100 head. No live
on sale. Market nominal al - COO
3 80 per 100 pounds.
East Liberty.
EAsT LBERTY, June Cattle Re
ccipts to-day ,l0j head 81 through and
no local total Tor three days. ,7B head
Of through and ijS head ~ local. Moth
ing doing and nothing on hand for sale.
Hogs Receipts to-day l,SlJ head /,
total for three days j,OOj head Workers
g SOS -; Philadclphias - 7Oto375.
Sheep Receipts to-day 1900 head I;
total for three days $500 head; good
81 GOAL 10; fair . jOmi 20; common
g 00a3 -.
Cincinnati.
CISc:NS,T', June 5.-Ilogs steady
with fair demand common g JOtG
3 IL; light - 2O,a3 ~; parking - 3Ota3
3 50; butchers g 5OCa3 90. Receipts
400 head; shipments 900 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-06
Fire In Cincinnati.

CIScISSATI, June 5.--A five story
building corner Of Pearl and Eden
streets, owned by Henry Besuder AMI
occupied by Post x Co, extensive
dealers in railway and telegraph sup
plies was destroyed by fire at an early
hour this morning. Estimated loss on
building 1900, and on stock and ma
clinery c.S on