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GOTHAM GOSSIP.
coNsprREp AGAINST w1NcArE.

CoNsPIRED AGAINST wINGATE.
National Associated Press to the Star
New York, Oct. 2.-Gen Wingate charges
that Col. Laidley, of the U. s. A., and the
Ordnance Commission have consplred to
steal his manuel of rife practice.
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Exposition NOTICE.

After taking in all the wonders of the
Exposition call at Lou Strasser's $50 w.
Fourth street, and take in some of his Won
derful fine cigars.
BEST SMOKE IN THE CITY.
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Bennie Medeker, a six-year-old boy liv-
ing at No. Al Cross street, has been missing
from home since last night. ,r~-'-s~s----sies
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IN JAIL.

Statistics Concerning Our Prison.
The following are the statistics concern
ing the number of prisoners now confined
in the County Jail. The United States
prisoners are:
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FEVER FLASHES.
Takes a Fresh Start at COnc0r.
dia, La.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 2-11: 80 A.. M.-No new
cases yet reported, and only one death, Mrs.
Maggie Stewart, white. 1t is useless to prog
nosticate. PICKETT,
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The Cincinnati M@nnerchor will holt
their first rehearsal this evening at thei
new meeting place, Eureka Hall.
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New York Stock Report,

The following shows the range of quotations
and the amount of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea Sterrett Co.,
2S West Third street:
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the Utes appears to have began at that
time. Subsequently they became more
violent, turning out Agent Meeker and
threatening his life.
The Interior Department in consequence
urged on the Secretary of War the use of
necessary troops to arrest the ring leaders
and restore order at the agency Necessary
orders were issued to General Sheridan and
Major Thornburg was charged with the mis-
sion, where he met with his lamentable
tate
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Detroit.
NEW DEMOCRATIC DEPARTuRE-No TIDlNGs OF
THE BALLOON.
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Shadows of Coming Events,

Total shares reported Sold. ..... ........
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River News,

The marks indicate 10 feet 0 inches and
falling.
Weather clear and warm.
The OSeal leaves for Pittsburgh nj :
o'clock this morning.
The Emma Graham was due down Las,
evening, en- route for Cincinnati.
The Buckeye State Is due up this morn.
The Courier will be this mornings
packet for Parkersburg, leaving at 1880
The St. Lawrence arrived at Cincinnati
on Monday evening" She left on time
Tuesday evening and is due tomorrow At
this port.
A number Of boats passed up yesterday
with tows Of empties.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual
Capt. 7. C. Sweeney has returned to
New Orleans from st. Louis.
Boyton Is reported at Arkansas CITY.
20 miles below Memphis, getting along
all right but considerably jaded from
having travelled all night before.
Yesterdays 9 Pittsburgh Commercial. Ga.
tete says: The towbORt John p. Thorn ar.
rived from mp the Allegheny, Yesterday
afternoon, with 4 tow Of crude oil, !, 800
bbls, for Huntington, the largest single
tow ever brought ont Of that stream.
The hull Of the new Pittsburgh and
Wheeling packet arrived yesterday, in tow
OF the South Side, from Pringles boat
yard, where It was built. It will be toWed
70 Wheeling to-day, where the machinery
and cabin will be put on. Capt. Win.
ttnger expects TO have her completed by
day. S'''''
Capl. Wintringer has christened his
new Pittsburgh and Wheeling packet The
"DiurnAl." ''''
PrTnHuAoH, April 23.-Riyer 0 feet 10
inches and about stationary, Weather
clear and warm. The 0'Eeal arrived and
departed. ~ AA'u
GIxcixxATI, April o. River q feet and
rising Weather hazy and warm. A..
rived: Tatum, Pittsburgh. Depsy,sJ.
ShInkle, Memphis; Golden Crown New
Orleans; Fannie Tatum, st. Louis. PaSsed
up: Sam Roberts and Iron NnpntSin
from st. Louis " Pil.sbugh. "
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Nor on THE PRoGRAMnE.
Edwin Booth Fired at while Acting.

CHICAGO, April %. = While Edwin
Booth was giving the sOlioQuy in the last
act OF Richard the Second, at Mcvickers
Theatre tonight, when a shot
was fired at him by a man sit.
ting in the left hand Of the upper gal.
lery. Booth sat still. After about three
seconds a second shot was fired, when he
arose and started toward the left wing oi
the stage, pointing out as he went to the
wOuld.be assassin. The latter was at once
seized, but for the intervention Of the Off
cers he would have been roughly handled,
He states that his name is Mart. Gray
that he is twenty.three years old, and a
dry goods clerk OF ST. Louis; that he has
been three years preparingto do this deed,
and is surprised that he iailedi that his
failure to kill Booth is the only part fthe
attempt which he regrets. He refuses To
state the cause oi his action, but says that
his reasons will be regarded as sufficient,
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The London Tina scouts the rumor rela.
tiyeto the intention Of BOers to seize Sir
Bartle Frere.
At Marine City, yesterday, the steam
barge Josephs, loaded with ties and slaves
was cut through and sunk BY the ice.
The German newspapers have a report
that the Tartars OF 0rsk, fearing forcible
baptism, have burned the town and mur'
dered the officials
Ex.Treasurer Cardoza and ex.Congress
man Smalls, OF South Carolina, convicted
OF bribery, were pardoned yesterday by
Governor Simpson.
The April returns to the Agricultural
Department at Washington, show the
acreage OF winter wheat to be about ] pei
cent greater than last year.
A negro hack driver named Bill Reed
was arrested Al Little Rock, Arkansas,
Yesterday, for attempting 70 blow up hi,
cast of wife aud another woman With
gunpowder.
Reports from Maekinaw state that the
ice In the straits has broken up, and with
a fresh east wind Is running ont fast. The
south channel Is clear Office. Its though
that steamers can now get through with
out trouble.
A schooner, believed to have been thi
E, ]. AIrEipnon, Of San Francisco, hp
been discovered at sea dismantled Ant
vaterlogged. OF eleven persons only onl
survived, who was rescued In q demertet
condition, and was unable TO give an intel
ligible account OF the vessel.
Deputy sheriRs Harris and Britt, viii
4 reduisition from the Governor Of Arkan
sas, attempted to arrest Wiley Washing
ion near Memphis, Tenn, yesterday
Washington resisted and the officer fireG
three shots, all taking effect. The coloret
| friends OF Washington set upon the OH
! Gers, who had to fee to save their lives.
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NEg YoGk, April 23.-Cotlon-Irsvplsr
at II iHAllAc. Flour-Dull and nominalIy
unchanged. Wheat-Demand faIr and maj.
ket firm; rejected spring 76c; No. 4, sSaSOc ;
No. 3tprinS 0Oa92o; No. 2spring 0s tSca3l OF !;
nngraded do 9ia19c; ungraded winter ned
81 05I u; M. 5. 81 DIAL 0S: NO. q 81 i2XS
| 49, No. do 81 IS; ungrsded amber 81 "a
! 10; No. 2 amber 81 10; ungFsded white
81 0lal II; No. do sIIss5Yc; Nos / az
sales 5000 bpshelL At 81 lOXai II. Rye-
Dull No. 2 western In Stnre SIC. Barley
Dali; Malt-Dull and unchanged, Corh-
Itealy; ungruded 43yzo4II<o; No. g. IiEa
Ike steamer 49IlaI2fc; Nu. a IIal1IIc
oAts-Quies No. 2 8 KA32c: do white SiX
SSSc; E-stern mixed 81 jIn32Itc: white ytst.
ern SilS5c Haydn taIr demand Al {Os{5c
H1pt-steady and unchanged. Cofiee-Duil:
Rio eaF1oes nRi4l<ri Job lots llai5Ke. So.
ar-RiImeIi refining fair 70 good 8 s-i6a
9He; M9asses-In good douand; Porto Rico
25ai5c Rlce-Domand fair and market fiFfn.
petroleum-o9Iet and steady; United 76Ha
!GNe; refined 90 asked, MhISky-$l 07H
Wool-Nominal, domestic fleece 9Sa37 Jie /;
pulled l1a3Bo; unWaShed aa24c,
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THE oRIENrAL TRAvELER.
The cOurtesie. of New York Extended :

The Courtesies OF New York Extended 10
40 General Grant.
Albany, n. Y, April 2S-The Senate
by vote Of II to 10 adopted concurrent
resolutions rendering the courtesies Of the
State to General Grant, and by vote Of
% to 4, the following:
WHEREAs, The National Encampment
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic and
the annual meeting Of the Army Of the
Potomac are to be held in the Capital ot
this State on the 18th and 18th Of June next,
at which meeting there will be present a
large number Of distinguished soldiers Of
the Union, among them President Hayes,
Governor Mcclellan, Gen, Hooker, Gen;
Sherman, Gen. Franklin, Gen. slocum and
many others; therefore,
RESolred, That a committee oil Senators
and Assemblymen be appointed TO rep
resent the State at this representative as
senblage OF those to whom We are indebt'
ed for the preservation Of the Union.
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Woah bear little watching. bat nolhih
be tBiaihO) had yel heard routradirie
bis previous beliei, that no senate
had seen troops Il The polls since the val
\ Mr.. Buiier-lhaVs Hssu Il.
NJ Sanl>buFy here aFuSs and deiehde,
The loyalty oi DrlaRAFO GgAinA Nj
Blalne'H ihsinuntiOh.
Mr. BlAlne said be WAs mt arTaiEninl
the loyalty Oi that State. bot WGs rricrFinl
70 the Other Senator from DELAWARE Bay
ard - having Pased BY soldiers to vote
THE BE IrRE PEEslDENt AND uLAlxE o,
oRbER
The interruptions having become IRE
quenL the presiding oiieeE Mr. Thurman
called for order and insisted upon the OBJ
seyance Of the rule requiring member
10 address the Chair for permission to In
terrupt q speaker. The observance Of the
rule would expedite business and preserve
onief.
Mr. Blame said IL the presiding Officer
would permit him he would say from some
acquaintance with the conduct Of business
In delibeFAliTe bodies, that for presiding
othcer to 70 through 4 series u rccogni.
tons and questions and answers every
time there was an interruption, was calcu.
lated to obsiruci rather than facilitate buSi.
mess.
The Presiding 0ficeF: II certainly in.
terFupts aspicy dialogue, but does not OBJ
struct the regular order Of business.
Mr. Blaine: The rules do not contem.
plate that the presiding officer shall take
part In 4 spicy dialogue.
There Eeresone smiles oveFthis episode.
TOO NucH BEAIfSG ABOUND THE STUMP.
Mr., Blaine said there had been = good
deal Of y hat he might call chAsscing around
q certain historical fact, and the SENATOR
from New Jersey (Mr. Randolph and
Maryland (Mr. Groomel, who were the
very ones who had the most reason 70 re.
call 1t, seemed 70 have conveniently for
gotten 10 remember, or remembered TO
forget Il IN their remafka-he meant the
order by the present Democratic Governor
OF New Jersey, when he WAS Major GEN
eral Of the United States army, break
ingup the legislature Of Maryland.
DAvY DAVIS dEEAr GYNSAsTIc PEAr.
Mr.. Blaine then alluded TO Mr. Davis,
OF Illinois, He said that the Senator had
after Polslng himself leaped to the Demo
craft side That Senator had said in his
speech drop all this, and try something
Tor the relief OF the country" Now, con.
tinued Mr., Blaine that Senator had
been here three session and what measures
Tor the relief Of the country had he pro.
posed? He regretted that the Senator
was notnoW In his seat; but he denied to
that Senator the righttO carry the traditions
and fame and glory Of Abraham Lincoln
In the Democratic camp. He might 90
there himself and he might sit on that
side OF the Senate where he WAS
the only man that gave Lincoln a support
Speaking as representative OF Abra.
ham Lincoln, the Senator bad 4 right 10
20 when and where he pleased; he had
night TO address to the living what he
choose, but he had no right to drag the
greatest man OF the last ten centuries into
The miLe Of a party that he would have
opposed 10 death.
senate adjourned,
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cmcAsO, April gS.-Ths DrOvss' Journal
reportS;
AoOS:,Reeelpu 10000 head; Ihipmsaa ), 800
head. Market slow and lower, mixed pack
Ing y 0oaJ ~; lights Sous IS; choice heavy
- Sli31O Closed tteady; all sJld
UArTLE-Receipts 500 head; shipments
butchers' 50 2Oa3 50
sMEEF-ksOOIpu i,OOn bead shiptnents $50
head. Market frin At IS 5OaS 70.
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Apropo.e,l Roat race.

HALIFAX, April ga single scull race
has leeh arranged between Evan Morris,
Of pittsburSh, and Warren Smith, Of Hall.
fax for $500 aside, to come OF on Silver
Lake, Mas, the first day OF July. Articles
Of agreement leave to-day for Norris
siVnatuFe
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ne.lrnellnn af I cn,helIe Coll.r,.

INpIASArOus, April 9S.-A special to
the, Daily Mn from South Bend, Indiana,
says: The college building at Notre
Dame Is on Ore and burning rapidly, and
but little chance Of saving It. The i'm.
iusnss dome and the large image Of the
Virgin Mary Surmountingit, has fallen in,
The building L six stories high, and out
OF the reach Of the South Bend water sup
ply, being two miles from South Bend.
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ENGLAND.



LONDON, April %. = Parole, at Ep-
som to-day, won the great Metropolitan
stakes. Castle Ragh was the only other
entry that faced the starter. In conse.
quence Of the victory Of Parole yesterday
he carried to-day ten pounds extra. Just
previous to the race yesterday Ell King
was very much favored, and the dislike to
Parole was so general that he declined 1 70
against him but winning so handsomely
that he became 4 fayorite at q 10 for the
great Metropolitan stakes. LorillArd had
backed his hUrse for the city and suburban
handicap prior to his Newmarket vic.
tory, and rs a result won something over
go, 1000 General satisfaction at the vic
tory Of the plucky American yesterday
was fully proved by volIeying rounds Of
cheers which accompanied Paroles return
to the inclosure. Parole, It Is conceded,
won on his merits without getting any.
thing approaching an advantage at the
start or turns in the course. 1t had been
freely rumored at EPSON, this morning,
that Parole would not run to-day. Castle
Ragh carried ITO pounds and Parole l22.
BULLION BALANCE
Bullion gone into the Bank Of England
to-day on balance is $4,000.
THR FOOT PADS.
At3r. ". to-day the scores Of six-day's
pedestrian contest at Agricultural Hall
were: Brown, PA! miles; Hazall, 2G9;
COTkey, 26l, and v eston 229l.
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New OFleans

REW oELEINs April 2S.-Cofee Dull:
ordinary 10 prime Rio eargOes lIaI6c. Sugar
In fair demand; inferior 10 good common
bA5 hci common 10 good common 61Sa55Ic;
yellow clarified GAR11Sc. MUlasaes-scaFce !;
iefmenttng 1Sa3Oc; c mmOn, rebOlltd. 2ha2sc;
fair SIC. kice-Quict aud hrm Louisiana or.
dinary 10 choice 6faBhc.
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BLST LIIEEIY, April 21.-UErTLE- Receipts
to-day 62J head through stock only; total fur
two days G2 head through and L2j head lOCal.
Next u, nothing done to-day; only three
lotds sold for shipment; balance Ia local
trade aud 10 retailers. Best S OOaS co. fair
10 good 81 71sb so; common s. SOal W.
HOGs-Heceipts to-day 20 head total for
Two days ?l45 head. iorken s. iOaS IS;
PhllAdElphiAs s sOa3 20.
SHEEE-ReceiPi to-day 900 head; total for
two days 40 head. WoOled t476aS IS, clip
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no NOT pOlsap your little ones with any
soothing remedy containing opium NOR NOR
p6ts or paregoTc. Dr, BUNS Haly SYRUP
e VaTIntAd not 70 contain any optates q
anything injurious 70 the infant system.
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PITTSTUEOH. April 25.-PErEoLEuW-Cuds
more active al lower prices At g5{c at Par.
kerl for shipmenti refined at SIC for Phil.
Hdelphla delivery.
,LLGSDOS, April 2a.-PErEoLrUM - Refined
II AsrwEp, April 2s.-PrrroLEux-Rsansd
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ToLEDo. April 23.-Wheat-steady; No 2
amber Michigan 81 10; No. 2 red winter
spot o33t; April 81 OI; May 81 IOIH; June
81 Ooa; No, Sred 81 00 COrn-Easler: hlvb
mixed S5Xc; No. spot and May 3Jc; june
Soc; July SIC. oatS--InactiYe; NJ. Z. DC.
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Ghs 9ttelLfasuaer.
Ths TusearavGs ysIl.Y Gaa Wh''lIRE


We have noticed SymPIom' Of inPan
snee 10 some oi our e1ehhnSa over 'n'
SLOW progress Of inis r0aa 70 Gmpls'lon !
II Wa the original unaera'Ahdins tnt' u
should reach lhe ONO hNei ''ne un.
last year. Tue TACT tiA " n~ DO' 20
reached the rrer ana Is NOT even uhae'
contract 70 reach II "ithin . uAed IiHle IA,
gwen rise 10 many aufinisea = " 'he EOou
ilith oi the management F'' me ~
formation ol all VINO ieei ah 'h'sfe1' N uhe
subject "e will Say tna' We nave Oeen
HylnS 70 keep tracE o. he move
menn on ioot looking Il" tne cary
eotnpIeton OF tue IOSl' Anu nA'e
made ourselves more or les eoSnilan'
o. the hindrances thai nave oPe'A'ea 70
delay the wished ior contamination 4ne
roal needed large amount o' inoney w
addition TO the amount subscribed alonS
tue llne from 'hn CITY 70 UHehsVliie' 70
complete and equip H. and IN orde' 70
raise II NilR=eeonomy-haI H. "iInou'
standing a heavy shave on iA secur,'le'-
II was necessary TO induce the nolder' o.
!" bonds to alio" PRIOR llen 70 % P'Aceo
on the road the management having a.
saranees that sueh lien Wou'd DO feaaHy
SaleAbIo at not less ihan par
twas necessary IN ordeF 70 pace tl'
lieh ahead oil lhe Oonus F" L mortgage om
Tue ROAD TO Rel the wnI1en assent o. I"
the 'ondhoIders' ana inaSnueh a. the'e
are S'So WO bonds Outstanding 'ne
operation oil assent mas 'aken no niue
nme. We are happy 70 say, however
that tue canvass has AZ last Oeen com
ple'ed. Out oi the $'SOo'VOO NOT over
si'OOO bonds remain unassented' and Oy
the close ot THIS week II is hoPeu ina
the last yestiGe ot hindrance will have
been provided for, In which event the
word forward will be Issued nj once
along the whole line. Those who are
posted expect toS see this cheering word 10
sued by the LIST ol May'ana every iootoi'he
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WASHINGTON.


PAYING or CAPT. RAIDS.
WAsHiSGToN, April 93.-The sub-com.
lnittet Of the House Committee on Appro.
priGtionS will recommend to the full CON.
miiiee the bill authorizing the Secretary
Of War TO make 4 requisiton on the See
retATy Of the Treasury for such money a.
may become due TO Capt Eads under acts
Of 1875 and acts amendatOTy, with pro.
viso that nothing in the act shall be con.
strued rs waving or impairing the right
Of the United States, and that The act
shall not be construed as appTopriating
any money for the payment Of the million
which becomes due Capt Eads, half in
ten yeAB and half in twenty yean after
the completion Of the work.
sTILL CALLING.
A call was to-day by the Secretary
OF the Treasury for the balance OF the loan
Of 1858, i've per cents, amounting to $500.
900. These bonds are all registered. The
holders may ut any time within ten days
exchange them for four per cents at par
with interest computed on each class
bonds TO date Of exchange. II not ex.
changed they will be paid at maturity Of
call.
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ANeV Wny 10 Pay Dcbta,

NEw YoRE, Aprl2S.-Joshua A. Tildeni
aged 81, who is in the SILK business in thil
city, and residing at No. 5l9 Henry street
Killed himself to-day, Business trouble
supposed 10 be the cause.
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BLLfINoEE, ,April B.-Plour-QuIes and
;tea,lyi western 1HPerhne 9 Ooa5 50; do s1trs
Western firm; No. . PsnnsyIyanIa m
81 l24: 10. western Rintar nd, snot and
Apdl 81 Q9fal t91S; May 81 iOal i0X
June 81 LOYAL loH' cora-ReEsFa duh /;
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DSNbu-hNblNC uuu ltfOIK tNN
peciAlly Eries, Wabash, 5t. Joseph, and Z. 9,
&I.C. "
STATE BoSDs-Dull.
SrOcEs-LeSsactiys, but speculation Il much
firmsr In tone. Under good movement prices
rUse lsalH, Wabash leading with coal shares
and Northwestern also prominent in the i'm
provement. During the afternoon there Was
u slight reaction, but towards the close a
stronger feeling was apparent the final iranS.
actions being within GfAh Of the best figures
OF the day. II Is proposed TO fund the over.
due coup ms Of the second mortgage bonds Of
the Ohio 4 Mississippi Railroad Company and
take the road out Of the hands Of the receiver
The earnings are increasing, and the COMPANY
has reduced the hoatiEg debt 10000 The
past two years. Wabashis still illadyancing. on
the belief that heavy diversion OF business
in It's favor has been secured by the new West.
ern combinations.
Transactions aggregated l8s 900 shares, Of
which 1900 were Erie, 1900 Lake shore.
3l,0O Wabash, l2 900 Northwestern common.
GOO preferred, 5000 ST. Paul, 22,O0O Lack.
awanna, 1900 New JerSey Central, 81 900 Mich.
igan Central, 5000 Union Pacific, 5000 8. 6.
4 |. C., 500 St Joseph, 1000 Ohios 5000
Western Union, 1000 Kansas Pacific l.C6O
Kansas 4 Texas, $500 St. Louis, &Iron Noun.
tain, 5000 81 Louis Kansas City & Northern
and 2 500 st. Louis & San Francisco
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"PISAFoRE" To-NIdHr The celebrated
"Pinafore" will be produced at the Opera
House tonight BY Manager Ford, Of the
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Theatres, as given in Philadelphia for l0i
nights, Baltimore for 81 nights aud Wash.
ington for "a nights, under the same man.
agement Mr.. Ford's company produces
the famous opera in magnificent style,
with male and female choruses Of trained
voices, and tits presented with all It's edec.
tive scenery. Those who saw "Pinaiore"
as presented by Wheeling talent recently
viii no doubt be curious to witness It's
performance by 4 professional company,
and they viii have no better opportunity
than will be given them this evening,
The company Is very highly spoken Of by
the press, wherever II has appeared. Seats
are on sale at Lucas music store.
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Ulnainnan.

CIHclNSETi, April 23-UOlton-strpngs a,
il1c, FlOuF-Quiet and unchanged Whrat
Quiet; Eed and amber q OOaI U.s. Corn
Quiet Al GaSSc spot; Shc seller May. Oats
Dull gt 2aSle. Rys-5da5Ifc. farley
llull and priel . shade lower, No. 2 iall SSa
soc. Pork-Dull at so VI LAni-Quist;
steam held Al - %. Bulk Msan-Quiel;
.houlder s. 20 short rb 81 20 c,Ah and seller
May; lhnrl clear 81 o. x. RacOn-SlcAdy at
S6alAha5Stc, ButtsF--Dull buyers offering
lower prices fancy creamery 2ia a.; ClIoiCC
Western Reserve itRl6c; Central Ohio ia
tSc; Lnced Oll-Quist at CSC Whisky
Dan q q OIL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

wlLxEsBARaE, April GA cave Of the
mine at Sugar Notch has imprisoned six
men and boy. Two hundred men are
working from the surface to rescue them
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24
Cincinnati Hog MarIIet.

CINCINNATI, April 23.-HOas-In fair de.
mAndi common y 5OaS 10; liRhi s l6a3 40;
packing t3 26AS 49, butcher s. I6S3 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-24

PESoRscorT, Pa, April 93.-Threc child.
ren Of Oliver Stout were burned to death
to-day, by the explosion Of lamp in their
bed room.