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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-16
CHANGING LAWS.

Bills have been introduced in the Bun.
desrath for the alteration OF those articles
Of the German Constitution, by which the
Legislature must meet and a budget be
voted annually, and by which the duration
Of Parliaments is fixed at three years,
The bill which proposes the substitute Of
biennial meetings OF the Parliament and
biennial budgets has created considerable
sensation, as tending TO further free gov.
ernment from parliamentary control. The
technical reason allowed for the change il
the Inconvenience Of discussing two bud.
gets (Prussian and Imperial in the
same year. 1t was suggested some time
ago they might be taken up in alternate
years.
The creation OF the department for the
control oil Imperial railways is also re.
garded as steps towards rendering the
government less dependent on Parliament.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-16
LATER REPORT,

The city remains very quiet. No new
cases reported, and in . tcw days II is an
ticipated that all quarantine now in force
against Memphis will be removed. Nor
folk, Va, to-day took the initiative, and
through cars will go to that city tonight.
The State Board announces that the pres
ent quarantine will be discontinued on
Monday If no new cases develop. Judge
Rays son is better this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-16

CAIRo, July 15.-At a meeting of the
Board Of Health this morning it was re.
solved that owing to the favorable news
from Memphis and the South all Quarap:
tine restrictions be suspended,
NASHVILLE, July l5.-The Board oI
Health this morning resolved to suspend
the rules and regulations in Memphis
next Monday noon, provided there is nc
other case OF yellow fever prior to that
time.
NEW ORLEANS, July l5.-The Board oil
Health to-day adopted a resolution re,
scinding quarantine against Memphis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-16
EIeHBoRHooD NEWS.
MOUNDSvILLE.

KempIes EIoquenee Induces the Council
TO Pass Hog Ordinance People at the
Camp Gronnds-County Court Matters
-The Greenbackers Crawling In Their
Holes.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

ssSIl: sas . SSs l:ssSe Clint nSp&seqs ~
lows Nsw.York 1000 6biS; OH civ 90 900 Sbs' bigh.
s ssh sSFc lowest VI 'sG bid opening. " &c. closing
6ovTsIoys-rosK-Nartsti irregular unsettled, open.
da heavy s6t erpor % moderate .pccEsys ba.Se.s
s 20 Gos - 9s g N<' sRoi - NsS 20 6S b qnSes
Mesa Apri. so 70aSlOs0j BOO June Qast nghu
S Sew ':i535 5ssso ia 50 5 so e.s
80 sSaslO 30 June slO S5gll 10 BEEF IN moderate
SO 5oasli 20 Extra Iad:a Mesa sls 1s5i Packet
STpeliaPsed nj i6 very =, nIht maud Western. .lsS
10 ayerase, 5lsa6l,c: 5oo Pcksd shoulders sildi'c.
g@oted @ l i h-r rc 'shS shoadr terms Rs?d Sd6sd
du % .afeS s5a'Se an SD'uSs western % and Nf ,1
nF lear quoted 5'i4ejsc; short Clear
DRESSED noes IN 'air sale at fu late ricc' cl'r
hea'f to LSi, 80 - res 5l,c: "e,,ey9, - T..
a,tnr.e7f rrf. trne-. closing qgiet heavy; flr
nous sal,s 100 10. rr.re steam. SCOT. e95e
closing 7tc- 900 tcs Nav. 7Ioe7l5c. eo.ug 7lC9
7o5c Aprl 7r5S7. I-l Nav -lqt -i5: june 20
$l3 l... teoc Refined quoted 5sGc- continent -
mand' ami tbo Western creamery fair
heavy sta % "rsns- .y ~ F 70 % f a '' .a, S. entire @
ha'is'' ~ & ram 70 ohooe --l So Sat harai1 b. EAR
stare. e',h rubs Fair - croce i,orac: ,ilre Common
nsirT P9S9 ~ Si,lc % =. go ~. ' rr" @ POOR @
TO Chmc-. 74I.c. Rolls looI1c. Poor TO Prime '....
Good Good =, TO Gaoce 74ere skins 4@i. Western facor
-y.y rc Ve-..ra. i5-1.ee.. ,oa'4s-n'' i5sl
ElCIIa .'o'-rt- '.Jhtus sale end -'ea.v. Louisiana
Common 10 Prime 5~af'c Carolina t..f Q" choice 5'4
,-- NOS, gls .l :oa.. reqpe.t. sl. - - Vet
~ rqgE4 faS nogira' a Il 3d.. - .., ,- -,
Stafa.-E-ao%c % w W ,..a19 % e.5e,7 yeroT gr,as.. e..
"-'-a are -eerc bus nr-- i.i ot-.dild a." s--"7 4r
Loaf "Q5i-. Isw graas- rv qul-5. reported
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
Hnslnrss (nanres.

4 RARE OPpJRI tNIl.-Ihc senior part
.u itilfl anH r. r.4fr ln ~ fh~ state
NaIn -rs. Fn.ta.t Nt.t o. l.t a.rr- O. o.-pDsr ~
t-ta-rr.-f 'l -a.I a., Doe t.a2 . 'ity t1 seek %
uit.s climate nt of ls own isfI and iHat 81 r.
Llr--~ r-l-rrario. fr4r~.v atirs--L s
"NEIE.PpfIIAN." ~- Louis I,-i pi..r. No"
nRUG STORE tor SALL-~cveuty-hye mile.
~ rom N.a-locl .o. uoa al, .t .e T.r. nee TIA
great n.lr.Ins pour h.s.t4 ony rsa"u 'r s.AuE JtN
NINGo. 3. or. 'nv',h't
nor SALE-A FLOTRl~HiNG NEWS.
4 TAPI.g and JOB pEl y D.. NG 'Itl-E
Pa ~ AerSv. 2-vt- rr'r,
FsTABIT~ FDfn i-l-
Trfepsr'pnt Republican trfleuc . frc-sf. woF
suppur type, inl fixtures oi a haa- nd o'e~d 90
Vl bs .of a. a .acrce a. proprietor desires
npqui,A Tire business. Az excellent ".r ~ Tor th~ HHh
mar. Address CoENUCOPiA ~ .u.' -fru, Delaware
DARTNER WANTED-TwoeX experienced bro
kr sf0cs c'nu -sou hu"rr-- wish -'rri1l ol
eucrs. Address ". N.. Box - Posi- ONCE.
no OMANUFACTCRER> and CAPITALISTS.
Flower pl.s article of H-1' WIZ, r'' niiy pat
% n.tg-n nt Am-rcla patent J p'rr 90 sf private
=. F.. tra tfghe-t r..l builder w.,-- b'i g. f-crrec
before IU O'Clock D. me sjh GiV OF t-r a1. l-l1
BIDS can letter telegraph pr"r'ti nn p'-t
caIcs ts.m- ami si necessary in'"fut."1 - IL
Invention .ent application, responsible p s 'rhi
=" -'--'0'' J. n. PIVVWrR.
l27G PaCnr-i. H'tAfr. \. Y.
tE~ANTED-partrer with 5000 IN whole.
staple goods business established. sBfr r7fng
cyrpn-.s small good 10
aTuung man. g. D.. Post Oht- Box -,t'l'
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
DOMESTIC Markets.

Grrto Feb % to'1 Gs agmaa , .-, sn n ' .aa At
gn,a'I4a r'1', % -" i i-At s' ~ ~ o l.oJ' Da.l
sample Iort a-hugton 20 - rj 1000 bn't 3D. Dut,u
- .l.- i,.f r',. -. Nv ,,. -r4... 90 t.f3l cc
ua,, motert. request for small ot' Price, n' c,nf,l
u..r araC.- g an' naelAatei i'' 10 - ~ 'f fS t
Ee.ep.'-Iolr. a7oo bp.s; Wheat d-o'V D"''-' .gD,
bush: we loo bush. ~h7me. .s-f ..u. 1850 Dbl
wheat jU. 90 bush Corn. o7p1U BUSH oats 'o'O. Oeh
bare'. 1000 uusL.. Rye, 100 oG'1 ,, ,,-.,,, ,-
o--o p'5' - - sI I'a & s'e,e i Sc tSrl iy
ti iar demand: CIT Edge. 5J7 Jic. cash 30 lsc,
Nlrc1. $780,. April. 30 81 " 3. O1i' -ri t Ani .H
-si,c ed cash 2S9c March -5'sr. April 25,.e' Hay %
aeuvg an" ,a"ie -gner s-27' si'" &-5 - io' nv
Lard r and d., At loser rates g. -' o'Vc' cash
--,an S- l,i ,n .,,i g4r .loatcr, s7-- Ci.ar li5
-o,. &. -.i,, ,5 T. Dressed hoss 4u.e+ O1' mn at
Csa>,4 ' REQ '' -tioar 'aomnaT unchanged wheat
90 fan demand. at lower rates I' "- a. o. orr
a.'' and an ii 5t 8'' ', 70 IN l'. IN, .ai II for
rAil ~ s'c r"l1 i4ir demand ana nrI rl' -' elsA
Ell. r af, .-r,lS a ,ri, -oc cash %
q ...j -el.. MAJ -olt u. ouJc 7-o-t tc' 30 D. &c.
5.. r4i -ar- ~, Vn.,sey steady att4 .a'r demand
100, ~ 0, W.ia '' t- r~ai- 81. t-c
llrg- -t-a BY. th good demand OH 'muon % % 81
ligu- 70 81 - ~; rac.n- - I5a 'o bn.a-Ia - 40
Uaeat Iie, a. ogcniag sa sacea g. lu" o7oi ad ~" J
8 -ei lsasi-y es N-e- 81 sc Aar "a =: =: 5ay .-y
corr st. 4ay So at .c ,.I, uru. Win god demand
nominal r.es-,oos ar,st t1. n-n H'' r'rs qaig' st
..,, S 20 ., % -,,s u-s.si u .. ..i. 2ts.45
-' -- g.. M 70 - '... e.o. w. s.a{. -, do fancy.
iiss'r4.,. 3. 5Ha.I. Winter VIasl Patents, - spring
90 90 D.. oI bo.rL tr br4airvlns- buc- heit Meal
pe.a.yva.la EsI ol trsoA, 10y Amber lraoE
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
ILe fnLlowIng wore to-lay.s quotatlons Tor CONS


The regular weekly meeting ~ TIE directors of
the Bank Of England was uel to-day Dnt no
t,b..E remains AT q per cent; the rate ia the ont
side uI,rk,t Ga t.rrr-moutls bills being &-}a-4
nor cent. During the week the bank "a tsu tAe
rr, of t"-7 600 bullion 1he proportion OF reserve
no ,abr-. beng up 70 47l5IG per c.nt. as against
i63- last week. io-.ar the sum ~ tbl."oo bullion
vas withdrawn from the bank " ou balance II
,r, f..-I. .g1tI, srrtnng-dav on the London
-',,I I.....rr. and n'ish consol- were hrm st
gesrs UHit-d states bond. " re withont spec u
,,.,. p at IOf3t and 1910, at lO4I2. III American
RAJ ,,ov >rrurl les Erie common icil 10 Z6 pre-
f.rr.dto IS Illinois Central to S6, Jersey Central
.to.t r., s. / consolidated bonds 10 10 Pcunsylva-
a., ~ 4tll acd Reading o. l2A. In Pans. Trntcs
Dneprd tr,oer at l10.35 and advanced 20 lll45;
,ttgLL exchange Oh London being quoted AZ 2J.2J.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

Loans running 90 davs are made NJ per cent in
+,r4-t ON uIted states bonds. Exchange or Ncw-
York i, 21c hruer again Iu -. Louis. az 75c. p,r
81 600 discoGu' and unchaa sed ~ other points as
fbc following 0uot1tious; Savannah. Par - q pre-
mimi. Charleston and New-Drlrdls :. * discount 10
mar: Chicago - per 81 geo discount TO 81 pre-
premium; and Boston, Sc. per - 200 discount.
tn-d,v received S,sO.COO III National bank
mote. for red -Gnpriou. Ihe custom, receipts were
-tGI. 900 and the internal reyenuc receipts $3.50
600 h- following is the Clra- Erllou4r statement
to-day: Currency exchanges, csO,Jil l.3So; cur
rru.y balances. 1921, sos.
Foreilu e4cbau-" Vdsstrong, 30 to-day the stan
dard drawer, ADVANCED rates 3s below. Selling
rsr.S were on the basis ot : s5a as ~ for ~ "
d.y. auo 81 -oa.Q.>4 - tul demand 10 the :. sub
;......i .,. . u. a .t-..+ rev .d d .tDfafllus.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
Diuioeno Noilces.

OFFicF oy uW ILLINOIS C2yTRAL RAiLEoAD CcHPaSE}
81 NAssAG-sr. SFw.YORK JaBnsrY ~, ls79 )
4 DIVIDEND Of THREE 80 PER CENT
~ declared BY uis Comp payable on ts nr.t
~ The capital sOck ~ MS
Company rrgter.d coe of the lZth day Of Peb
after which and until ITO Jth dAy u March tiB
Iaus:ar DOOks vii be closed
/. v = RANDOLPH. Treasurer.
TIVE INTEREST on LONG ISLAND CITY
Il BDN Dr. March 1872 Fi 10 and oreseata ton
A hr Marine National Bank corner and PARTS,
Nra. T1rk CITY JOHN T.. NORRIS. city rrea sIrrr.
NpwYoRk February 20 1879
yE'UE DIRECTORS Of thp EMPIRE GOLD
4 MININB tIWpANN have this dsy declared DIEi.
DtNDof fIGft per -HAl. par value slpl ont -
the Mt lor tIe no1 oi larlAry PAYABLE al i
ONCE Of t Treasurer White N1 49, on tho i-fl
~ Frbrrrry INST The boO.s o. close February - AMI
rrouen March I~-a o.. 70 UANbFOrTW. SO.
A. tLe t1v. usej.H- 49, g. IfNN RID elected Vice
President officers f0ilps~
AISEHNoN - rrLlGNAS. President
~. I.I., Ai.II. A.... .'...
f.. y. N IIf .r. Treasurer
T. :. TTt,Ta,w,y Trustees.
GIp y IttNDrHEuif. secretary
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

,L'"@ .,,.., r,,,.t, ,,.-t.,, ..,-..f. a., f,-,,
export q r17d I-'' ana ,,,. '-Ia 'l-i.' "i ~ i it, ]
E M -'1,r.5. e. . o., .'' i.os & 20 n'i i.a5 ~ f;
,,, 80 ~" ~ Vs. = .-.-- ~ UilI.,t s. b.. ..-I..
e.a'efs .t7y .. 'e.a ,.'t. .. ...
.' ,yG E, l,A - ..-r- = aS o'i WIZ I...tI
i'-,. .se,s-- 75 'e '.,o. :, iI'no., - i-4- o.
a-i ..D n' n.y. ,', 5 , ,-.-col.n, =. ,la-i 81
an" 90 hh.' -lt. - - 'l ir &C. m 20 " - ..
40 co'aaon 70 Fa1 a. Ly. ,a :, , g. 49,, 30 ..es.o
fncy 10 - 472 oy: Common '' . 49,. ''' c
70 Coco dga@ 20 3rs Ey' CO., E'an es5 Hoop nn.oia 2n common
a., - -'o0et tet57,' ra'"ni sag 5 VIM ooeor e.
Ezt' Ezt' - .Iore r,m.t..' ..' F.. 5o7.5 -5 ra,sut winter
Ea>' Ea>y' III, F.. i1r nd5t,r.. 81. r5..y any r,ar Ia
qnry -a.r- -'1 b.s comm p 10 '4o,r -;.rt -i"t I'D
tpoce to F'n', - -o4r-- '' Ef F..' .' ?. g"''.
l. lsl =. - aa5 ~. Yr,- s. u..-.r. - q ~ .
"toptIGS IFr.IT,-Hy ai..,,r -s.,. -., f.~e-rool
ao,,aae- N5'u orange, = I1Ft, a.. a. IN .r'
5, [r., no. - sis,s ~. .. loo Gosr, do aa Le.ri-
, 15@ss2 -5.,.,-.r ,r.,... ,...,.s. s o e. t.l .c
grss r1a & s ' '5aa , -' ra i'.' u.ae '" oa-n. cr
ri.u,t ...r I, r-,i oa %. -p', a.. u srri.. 7'"a
U't,r,. .or. .-. So. "hG. isr.c lower -' .'t.."I
i.c.uc.nq $500" .'th F2'cl,o -I,.L o11o, .|
tr,r tr., So i, .orl. 81 6,,iY i.,l o. a-rre va
~ near. Ia5c i5r ..r,.1At. 80. D. Chicago e3c i
~ -TI' ia. 4ls'oo ia.I Tae-ad,a N1rsr ri -
sIoc '", i,,.- oi,t,i X 300 5a,t >5 Gr
-'- : D.: g. ..in bu-b Cnrr,.iad "a lie Al USaSI II
- ~. ci1dnz - oo, bIsi 81 IN; 90
90 90 bg,a &l!,s .. -'T -l p G - o 2r
No White. Iroraay > lI p c"sins = llt
.-L : !.,tt,,, a. II tu 81 IL asked
500! al7 oo uy 3, -o'n 4AFel q s:2,9 haii 49,
htp ~ l.f. m e' ,,.d ~ Is S 9." ABb,r fesr,.fr ,
corT 2 ~ = J.. - :. eg9, Ggsh 9 S 92i Sa,I N.,ra
= = Z %. d
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
FIRST Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENC BONDS
OF THE
Rochester and State Line Rail
way Company.

TIL. rood rms from RocEes-rr through he rich G"'"se"
valley e. salamanca N,wYork about miles, 1ni forms
the connecting uuk between ts NvwY"k Ceutr- AMI tie
Atlantic and Great western system II railroads
The rola ul been oprrou for tr past sven months
tu- r which the ret have been largely ID cr
cess &c t.o o1 ga BON fed ild- bt-'in'-s
ur-s mortgage lien 40 tr rate n $4,000 pr
u- per interest pas able -ella uua Inc
Union Trust Company u tru.tee for me oondhOld-rs
~ the roi atcy passed ltO the po.s,-1n
ot tle NtNlorS Central alt believed Wu
ue internally Increased Close connection s.in .t com
pany.
W,ar ,uhorei to onrr limited amount VI the bonds a,
&c - ami accrued interest
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

Money ON call remains az about per cent As the
fair raj. Oh stock collateral, but business was
also done "A, Agh as J. o. United sta G, bonds the
rates remain az az. The amount Of hrst-c ass
mercantile paper Iu the market IS small Leading
note-DruAcrs - quote rates follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

a. + D.. r
Nsr IU., January 2j 1873
THIRD TESTALLHEN - lOO, ,OOO.-Pro-
po.a- IA wiring are u rd ana vi ee recelye n un{ll m
pli 0l -4.urlly u March next. nt ,i1
.e o - Tu.irc cancellation ot Il u0uO Ot be- bonds
on Is Company portions thereof naming numbers Oh mo
D0uus offered proposals price exceeding par 'Ll Ue
a,c-pto authority % purchase Interest
lccru u, o March only q Do allowed.
Proposals addressed 10 O. =. DIXON, trustee AZ
oa-ccot tue Company. ELWARD LLAltN ED IT -Il,n.,
TrNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.-Ihe an
L Uual meeting of he -ockhOl"rs0 0t the Union Pirih'
M rDad Co psuv rr directors 20 the ensuing
fI. transaction OF other 1usiLe-, when may
legally come before The --nl VIII De- Lsd ~ Che Ollie Or
fh. turul 90 Etuic bie Building, Boston on "Wednesday,
March =. 1879 NJ +, O'Clock Irlusfer books "L be
SIDNEY DILLON President
P,s.ou Feb. L fs-t. HINUY ST. GARLAND. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
6aunas Banks.

NEW-Y0RK SAVINGS BANK, cor. sth-aye.
~ and f4h Interest the nrst of ch month,
Assets. .sasG9, l8i " surplus s5%VoSs ~ I ~
G. W. BRIsC CXERnOFF. see. EICHARp H. BULL FrsA
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

The following were the receipts and shipments az
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day. as re-
ported by telegraph
Recsirts Shumruts
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
Sales bn Auctlor.
FHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.
JOHN e.. Ll~V Autt.orter.

JOHN G.. Ll~r Auctortes.
The undersigned VIII sr az upbuc lucon uy John A. 80
luI CIV Marshal. ana glI lc q -
,sg-. saturday MarUh 1913 lU a. - nd
GJ m York the irr. uNLurrs ami ia
Of restaurant billiard room ~ ~
ASuBEL y. FITCH,
Attorney for Mortgage. 95 NAassU-st., y. (.
New Iosk. FOB. -, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

The Bank Of France during the week reported
gain of g. f25, 900 francs.
The receipts of hour and gram at the principsi
Atlantic ports this 9th day of February were;
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

ICKs OF MIsTNC sTO Ks.
The EH.hequer Mining Company has levied an assess

neps OF . per SHARE.
0oTerument bonds were quiet today. and
teAr!aly firm or the new issues and steady on
G ilr oid '--D- aud the l0-3Os. be District az CO.
.'n''d i-JJs were active at s}a s334 SIS - ou
-. Ic'"lHmeuG4u0u 10y the Souate DiSiuct Conn
1-lt,ee t'at these bonds should bee received 10y tie
I.'4'liY department for all purposes for winch
uple aie a. annexed
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
rsnnsyysnia and an. IS SsoI.SS A%bs' n "a So,si@.

s II Pennsyfvania ana Southern Ambsr IN elevator
81 Iii No Western Red in elevator 81 10 RysSethns
doing prices unchanged less Western siectd
track and In grain depot ~ c. do, steamer 4S14S
Sail Mired yellow, rack and In Rran depoG 49,
"A i9c; Sail Mixed In elevator. 43p0t3tc, southern
Mixed Western AMI Pennsy vauis Whis far 30
81 he Choics and Fancy. Sze32Lc. PrOvlsOns-Better
feeling demand sales ~ Picked Hams
at &C. for 10 n and s2astc tDr small aVetags
sales OF 26 600 shoulders heavy az &c teey
Mess. fl2 5O@sl3; Hams So. Pork-Mess, o Zoasil :
and Uckle 7qS-i.c: clear Pi0-sdes smoked. Gz6Ac.i
In salt 505sc Shoulders, In salt, ST.4ic do. sugar
picked. a. Sc do. smoked 4'tf5c. Dressed Hogs -
ff. Lard Western, tCs.. 7sq1'tr; Butchers. btE1c
Butter quiet steady Creamery Extra 2ta2be Brad
fId County and New-YOrk EKra2. 2Od2lc.i western
R04 drrucr. PenusT EVtr1s, lZ9l4c: 'strn Re
serve Extras Is Ice. t2g- dd ald WrtK PtnnsI na
I1... Ney.ru. Ia, Cl,o~r st"adv New-fork turtoTy
Sf952c western Fh cream. o't3- &c.. 90. Go0d f-c
2fLT.jlc sugar -Peaiv g. rf-.' fHr Pair cod Re
timing: Refined sugar. strong Cut Lo1t 30 .r; 'hel
&c.. HYwcfrrt. 0'ir irtlu,It.f - g. n 80. 40 . =
small a --c fpr 500 Glover ~eel 5T,c. Imot r.
~ .jG< ~ FAX Sc"i, ~ - 2aN 40. Feed nrnl 3
Winter R~au g. TI1el5. Petroleum neE.,ei.C tA-t-
&C.. Refined 9sz9' 'sc Grade. ssq' Sc WhisHty II '7
81 Lotis Feb. 27-Four unchanged. wheat fairly ac-
live; NO. bcd 81 Ul 'zOs o. cash. ~ Ol = Mar'h
- 037s 5sI OIa April 40 do e9ayyc. Corn active and
hun 1-1 1,,. cash. - '-c, March. &C. AnInt 34'f"
Oats aluer ~ % t14 ye betfer al tJc Barley
dl' and unthag-cd Whsk strair % = 20 lrll dd 90
lltc quist iObbing A. 40 arO 30. I9d nominal
Cioar Kb. - Roc" pts-Etur 1900 Dds W tea, tIIuV
I.h loru bushi Oat- so hush Rye, IoOy luSh
Barley. 900 bush >A-yments-F.OcI, 1000 DDS "A'Ar
1000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

NJ i-o'i-ina couso, sold largely az 45I. 42~ l',
ills'oun b, of $50 ruling tirm al 100. other state
s leh "rr, neglected. and current quotations were
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
ENIInD STATES -AND BNAZIL MAIL

FOR ST THOMAS. PARA. Peas ANBi GO. BAHIA.
And no pE JAS NEIKO. tOuFerlns H - THOMAS
WIN German Steamers Cor PORTO Eil1 aud span ~
MAtN me ur-tei1s ION steamship fil1 tF RIO ~
J+N ltt taptaln NCH vii sIi ior ihr 2DoV' port-
NFDEi s. Mar q. o. l Er, clt Il. akoa
or rns ,0rts fre.ehr- after -
freight PAID aivtuCr kItk kht reCryei q al
TIME, q Ho0.rtss Dock Brooklyn.
IN-t rANtE I'd Eh IHAN Nf ANY OTHER LIN .
sVIPPEP0 DESIRING INSURANCE tAN EFFECT
HAMF UNDER OUR OpEN POLICY
For freight .usag-mrut~ passage having elegant a.
com.o,!ai.o .ous agply to G. H. MALiDEN & CO.. Agents.
Office Peg -t AEt ltFrr
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
VNMAN LINE. ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY BftI Ii2utA. il. rf !. TT n
CRY OF HONTkEA L.. .TIJ E-DAV. " rUh o. p
CRY OC BERLIN. sAI Nkl'Al Mar -. itn t r,
CrT5- OF y rlgY p E.....T -UAi. Etu 2l Do. IA
CITY OF RICHVOND....-AT TyRDAI. N'rrh %, Io a
Prom PI-r ~, y. T.. foot Oi ht.it9u ~.
CABIN t63, So auI rIu. gold Return ticS IN t47Dr-
able
srEERAG-,. So. currency. prafrs tloEast -tr',.
..Oure. rooms. aud bath d-l.ns
ILtsr Steamers o. not carry Catj.c. -nr-H 0r pl-A
JOHN ". DALE. As 81 iul .-i Bt9dl lN ty y y.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

DACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
4 sailing from Pier 10 sIai..t. = orth y yer .
for IAN tEAN'l-CV Vis I-rti Us Or PANANlA
-tr4LI-hiH AtAPI Lt'b I-daN, VI irru D. nos'n
tonH"ctiuv f'r Central an -Yut1 America and Mexico
PROM san FRANCISCO for Japan lIi china
Steamship 4 / A.. "Wednesday. March d. noon
-feafushi1 F DIR B. Fur-t' A"ri' 3 bpIh
~taaln-hn d CITY OF TOXIC Tlrrstsv. Na~ D.. nom
From son Francisco ~ Honolulu. Srw-LraAsna an'
Australia:
~teamsnip ~ AIANDIA A. MOudaT MaIcl T. noon
FOR TrcIght general Information appV Al tOmpanys
Office n f. foot ~ taEA. North I.vrr
Passengers .OrysrIri 10 AN FEANtl~Nt). SANDWICH
I-TAN DS, JAPAN. CHINA NtW WLtALAN ~. 4 :.
I'd l.XT AN PORTS
Information n rrgut q routes ap4f 70 ihs
pg,s.n.ror U.ptr trfiutut. - BrotiWs"
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
Ctenn Steamers

MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
a The Oh Trsr~a .tBrIr iue .tr- a..'r fA- Na+l
CAN FLAG. 4..ne every Iau~-tIr r'u .'li-l tlI
Pa NJ ILAANIA s44, IAi H-iA-, 'l.I..' ~ d. f..
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
DOTTERDAM LINE.

steamer, cav. Jersey CITY uear Pavonia Fcr-y.
ppq-ytItu. "A .. ...... -aturuav. March IS
-tIfrI. Dk NJ v fUIr,0aT. Marco -
CABIN soj-S7u intermediate tp-sln. -tecras-. -
n. th/A Is, Irueiai Agent - @'UtA Nhiaft-N-
PUNCH FDYE s. Co., - ~ou,h Ni su 81, Frrtt va
L. N MORRIS tU .rJttNI.. g. neral fae-as" Azru'
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-08-09

ing, and when at its maximum the epi.
demic ceased altogether il the maximum
continued for any time. Similar results
were obtained at Strassburg in 1854 and
1855, and the experiments of Mr..
ilaisher and of DR.. Moffat give con.
firmatory testimony. Whether there
may be other causes in operation in ad-
dition to deficiency of oxygen is still
doubtful. As a disinfectant the author
pronounces it the best, safest, and least
Objectionable known. That it may kill
disease germs-whatever they may be-
is no doubt highly probable from its ac-
ton on the superior animals; but the
question arises, pertinently says the
Chemical Netos, Which will be killed
firstP and adds, We are somewhat sur
prised at finding in this address no refer
ente to the well known and Justly ad-
mired work of DIR. C. B. Fox.-Scien-
tifc american.
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1t Is related Of the famous Beau Hick-
man that IN his best days be once went
to . first.class hotel in Baltimore, and,
after registering his name, said he want
ed the very best the house could afford
Tor his money twirliDg In his hand at
the same time quarter OF dollar.
The clerk say before him an elegantly
attired gentleman, and. a. Beau request
cd, assigned him . handsome parlor and
bedroom: Beau lived like . fighting
cock, ordering wines, extra dinners and
every thing palatable. for week. at
the end OF which time the bill was sent.
The amount was something extrava-
giant.
Nothing abashed. however, he stroll
ed into the oftice and confronted the
clerk. "Look here, sir; there must be
some mistake about this; when came
here l told you ! wanted the best you
could afford for my moneys worth. I
had this quarter then (producing the
coin), and it's all I've had since. I"
The clerk waved angry and high words
followed. Your fault sir, your fault, -
said the imperturbable Beau, " not mine,
You can kick me out II you like, but I'd
rather go alone" Tradition says they
were about to proceed to violent meas
ures when tho landlord appeared on
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-08-09

THE writing-telegrsph which repro
duces the messages sent in almost per-
feet fac-simile Of the sender, has been
fitted up between Waterloo and Woking,
England, q distance OF some 26 miles,
and according to the Echo has been
working very well. The instrument
itself is too recent an invention to have
yet reached even an approach to per-
fection, but tho defects made evident in
practical working have so far been rem
edied, and it is clear that useful inn
provement will shortly be available.
One great advantage is that the instru-
ment Is quite automatic at the receiving
end, and does not require the constant
of clerk. 1t writes its
messages on q roll of paper, and they
can be cut of and sent to destinations
as opportunity offers. That is an i'm
portant point, because it is well known
that the time wasted in calling and in
obtaining the attention of the receiver
far exceeds that required for the actual
sending Of the messages.
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PoPE LEO rises early, and, after his
devotions. gives him elf up to study un-
til the hour set for audiences or assem-
bling Of the congregations over which
he presides. Although in delicate
health. he works hard, and makes his
household do the same Like the ma
jority Of Italians Of Southern Italy, the
Pope has only one regular repast : day,
at about O'Clock. He is an enemy to
the delicacies Of the tabls, and his fare
is much more meager than that of many
OF his curates. He eats boiled musli,
which takes the place Of soup, little
boiled or roasted neat, rarely vegeta-
bles, cheese made Of goats milk, and
drinks ordinary wine. Even on the day
of his election to the Papacy he sent
back the roast beef given to him, and
asked in its place second plate Vt soup.