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men. 1ic has also, With Capt. Dan Able been
largely Interested in stcamboatllg and steam
boat building. they having built among other
and the Ltxzle Gill. Iie became tile General
Freight Agent OF the e. 4 u. Illinois load In
November, 1878, mn, tho traffic, under bis mnn-
agcIncnt, between thlA section nhll tie South
has increased fully q per cent. lie Is also tier-
eral Manager OF The Southern Dispatch Freight
Line. 1lIs first vito, Mary Father Dcceon, Of
Mobile, died In 1851. Ton years later he mar
rcd siiss Rate Harris, daughter Of the ,atc
Justice Wal!ace, OF Chicago. It Is noteworthy
fact that found the Colone's ofllcea located Ia
the splendid Speed block, owned by Mea4rs.
Speed 4 l1euntnv, OF 1outsvitic.
In addition to ile ahnrs thcro arc sketches OF
Bishop Foley, Dr. Harris, Dr.. Thomas, DR.. Pat
t:fsnn, Frnf. iIalsey, juago D!ekay, Judge
M,lrpheY, Cyrus Mecorsnlok, Col. r. j. Foster,
tic WaiIrrs, lie Uwsieys, Dr.. Turpip. FUR Murraa1,
F. Tulcy, F. II. Wiustni,, etc.
, 1879-02-18
EDWARD GALLAGHER.
Tho Jury Find IJo Was Nat I1tllel by APP
prentice Doctors.

Tho Jury Find 1Io Was Nat Killed by APP
prentice Doctors.
In yesterdays TRIBUNE woro given the facts
relnttng to the death Sunday a. the European
Hotel, 50 Sherman street, Of n young na,l
named Edward Gallagher. wlo camo there the
previous "Wednesday. Ho was then suffering
from cra,npa, al,d oil Fraay morning
the lan.!laly sent to tho uhicago Homeopathic
College for q pl1yslciau. Two yonng mel,
t'nmed Richardson and Hoover al,swerod the
call, una prescribed ior TIC pat!ent. lle grew
worso, however, anA Saturday uight Dr.. MINT
gomery Jaties waa called IN. Tho young nun
died Sunday afternoon, astl yesterday murninl,
| Hoover und Richardson wnre arrested tn otdar
md they mieht ba on ha,lti in case thu corouers
| Jury concluded 10 hold tllem for further exanl-
| tnntton. In tlIn afternoon Coroner Mann i'm
pauoctl Jury at the hotel, md proceeded to III
Pcter Berry, ~ WHO catnes l.ors with deceased,
| was tho irst witness. Had known GaIluglIer
at liufIalo N, \. Raaeioa Chicago last
Wednesday, and At that time deceased was
medicine ffun, druggist Wednesday, hut dur
lug iha following night Ills pains increased. and
| on Thursday witness got soInc ptl!s Alld admin
istcred thrnl, Friday morning GalaAher's can-
litlon was more serious, a1.l q doctor was sent
| sent for. Two young men, WHO said they were
doctors, came md gave tlcrcascd gOrle medicine.
james II. Conway, hoarJer at thH housc,
tcsti.!es that hb tlal stndlcl medicine for 6cyen
Lima ti,na his M stonach was grcat1Y swollen, mud lie he
c"mntnfnci If min Tl,e fis{euianss ,,lu nnt
ca, 10 witnesa Il t),at thew wer. octor.. us u
tI. tniH ,im dhnw Ser. % stromls Ka,nrosv ,,"ht az
NJ, a'.'s ,.os ra{,c, m ~ y;sit f,aa,:r i"t
'icitnnd ""a i" nr'srrIhn for him. Wi,mrss dnaliv
",rI ~; s.rv,cns ~ ~ hfont1n,n.'rv i""n,
% ~ ~. n,t;at ,,,;i hn s;n ''"''
wv ;aii.,'' Iarm,G,us,s ~ n1"r- r., atni,,s a-rr
49, ,..r t"s. ~. eiu.h ,.o nra.a,;..,s
Srst ~am ~ d"oa3scI t.tied to asIvt. 1,o
nrsL elvsn ~. ~ uustuseo' teSt'"su ~ "H'' coa'
,,ns ent Wss 1i,ra H. e. II afs, n1, " a tnu
4 sr ,,Lo ,ss.ro .tJ..s mns" ", nI H.
~ nt.A @ mu1 "IiU & etIMes ~ ~ M a,,o
!Ms.tutoa' "u ue!n ,ii 4. as'.Huanso W. NV
t"o t"o 9unIai 9't LIZ .attet uno' unIn ' ~ 'ea
nta1 stan W Iso naspouea1y Nus otHetM!sa cn'
aaGea, .;t VIZ tEe cualo1a 10 se1'o s'a"e"ts 10
SslH pooF e p9!'eots. s,,or,.,,. =, ~. r,r,,o,n
:, MIs' l.o!ies' proplietor ol lns EuEopean
ms,,, Hnatnr urr h.. III, ,v1.n,ss ~, ~
Eoua uuc1e1s ue'ty Hau tulu "tnsss ,Hai ne
Wo4lu pay 1aE MG"ieat Attehtian ~ sfalshehel.
luE!aru<uu A11A Hoover eAtne III tespOhse 10 tAs
call, RIu URllahhGr llcd 6unday Afternoon.
llpuVcr aAd ltchRrdSon made several calls, tho
last bolng about 0 o'clock Saturday night.
JlsaIth CnmnIssjnner ile Woifs ttated the
Legal renuirernents Of = nhysician. All tnticr-
E.auuate Ei.a couu aot ~ etn11usIeu aeH1l p.au
It!oncf 10 malto! |! he bau ,lccnsc. IN THO
OPINION .! wNness, " was not customary 10
send undergraduates to practice. A physician
could not ur0reftY treat q patient whom he had
neyer scun. 4 ccrt,ilcatu Of death il, such Il
, 1879-02-18

The Committee l,nl before 1t, hut Il was i'm.
pract!cabe 10 lt'nlto these dvs!oIls according io
etnta lncs, The ComtnttGu, he tuok y. wanted
to know what The Company was lolng IA n
whole. heenssc It could not reguntc tlIe tom.
panY IN Ii,lna without affecting II everywhere.
The Astnn lsUatl hos been taken as q Rouh ex-
a'np1e for the Con,mlttcos guidance, beeaude Il
ran mostly In this State.
Mr. Mason :sald ihv Committee represented
ihe intcrcsts Ut The State Ut Illinois, and ought
to net for them without regard to thu people u
other BntGs.
Mr. Pullman said The Company was prae-
ttcatiy ci,arGe.i, fn this bill, 1,eiorp the lon+e,
With cxtorttol,. Now thu: Company uaye the
Comn'lttec the result of TIC business Of the
stats, a.nl ihts atntcinent also gave them tho
benciit Of the earnings into Kntsas City. III
tl!is way the Committee could get a fur cstI-
niato O. The hainces IN this State. Thfs was a
9farE bs resEa Aon s c1n1py ; w so"d nSt ~. ny
cars to thr Stat4lfnc, nIltl somebody else must
run them hcyon1. Nevertheless, In nalsttlg tn,
contract. tl!s Pullman Company had TO IIgnte
Mr.. Mason asked II 1t wasn't fair 10 iake tic
business of thu Eastern rohds into collsdcra-
M. Pullman said that was co9crrtl practically
ny the results Of tho whole business Ut tho
Company.
Mr.. Mason thought the Committee ought to
have stnten10nt showing tie expehscs ntul The
Income Of all the roads centcrng tesu, nr else
statement showisiE expenses md INCOMES Of
all tlIe rtIads the main pnrt Of w1losH lines WAS
IN Tie State. In other words, was It practicable
for the accountant to sflow lust t1,c amount
earned al.,l the amount expended In ll!iuolsi
Atr. Pullman said It could be donc but tho
rrocess would Involve other auest!nna atNl f1g-
!!rcs, The results ot which wcru nll found IN lie
CnmpanY's ntnnat statements. For instance,
Il would bc necessary, under Mr.. Musan's idcn,
to figure one tlse earnings on llne OF road III
Illinois which measured Just e!ehtcen miles IL,
thu NJ Afn, Tn 1t1 th{& hn Wnu1i huvn tn fnlta
, 1879-02-18
THE SOI.T11E1,N PACIFIC,

AtffO NOFtAIfT
We mike tho following explanation, In at,-
Bwcr to Inquiries 1nade, relative to tho amount
Of preferred stock nj the Northern Pacillc Hail.
road Company now outstanding, Tllu author
tzed issue Of preferred stock Is $5l. l.uUu, ,uU uito
Eeiher:
The amount Issued 10 redeem The 7.a0
,u'ea., penss W.. VI, III; s,. qnn a 9oo no
a4nes ieit III IT, II Tseasoly Sp" o Company; S S
Sa1, 900. QUO
The g. mo- IN tic Treasury will bu usnt
10 extend tIse roal. About $5,000,NN nf rrc-
ferrc1 stock has been received for lantls lnil
cancelled. II Is Thought during the present year
truM 81, 600 900 tl 81 .Hl0,t&0 moru Ut preferred
etoek will be received for tanis una cancelled.
Ilfs cancelled stock reviewed Tor lands Will not
BE- rcissucl; therefore, the nccount will stand
ublut t.iIs: Slaa,tU0,Goo iseuru for bonds, say
ST., ,0ao, ,UD will ~ out for iails the prxt twelve
or eighteen months, leaving $50, COZ, ,DtW on tile
a,nul account. The s9,0W, ,U0U !u lhc Trcnsury
to Eo ouf from time tu tinr will make the pre-
icrrcd stoek sEhc0o,U00. THIS statement yuu
viii isnl tn bc alout correct. tllc figures being
III tlM months Ut Qttoher, November, Mnl
Decenllicr lAst the Northern raciAc Railroad
COMPANY so1l c;9. .5iu acrus along the linz nt ts
rOna In SlInnesntn allu Da6utA, Tile entries ut
tho Fargo utlire tor, Government lands during
the suInh perLud were a0uut l3S 000 arres. 6ut,lG
OF the richest l.iuis 1T the Red lllyur Valley,
Bontl Of thu Northern I'aciAu 19oal In Min
OF 81. Paul, Special Commissioner appointed hy
the Court to dsposeM l,lI,lts In dispute hctwrel
tie Northern ItIre an1 st. Paul Cumpantrs.
These lands Rrc otEcre.l :fpr easn Dn!y, with
liberal credit, ut pricts averaging ab0ut IS Der
acre. Tic sntes Iii December were 4 4,37l aczes.
, 1879-02-18
pIk0EsOHAlAA,
plt0FOhAl.A rt1lt MILITARY HUPPLIBSs


No. IiJ0 HlrAtd.1t-. :
THlLAnKLrHlA, Ian. H. iu7u.
REALEn PH0F09ALH. IN tEIelcRte, with q uOliY Of
tla aIsrstlsrct atachcd, VIII d received d tsis
p:flep Altl itDn "Wednesday. March i. l.U fur FUR
nsln1 the }n!trd slacs QuartcrmastuFs Department
with tlIs following ARTICLES: '''',
" " et!etcred al the Qlartcrmaaers Dcpo At Phil
irsss Taps nr.l'lnrY; 1tn t,rr1. Cnps Infantry;
i ,rs's cse r1nran inGan's' :o Zap cr9sad
luhn CsI kuiatars; aui rrunsuuu will extra nrpuks;
40 hris senc 1atrs smlnpttei y. Ntl vsfla ~ Bky
HIs kn'seY a,l!t{ - w ya'4s " 'urkc
10 h. delivered Al Tho Quustorma1ters Depot at San
;II 1rtsa taps, Infantry; IN pEesa cap Pampons In.
fahry, auEI CAP r+cI ltIhrs. M sinncti FLUTES,
caitEletr: MltN yar,ls ~ NY. fMt kersey, hr4sJ
qun!!tSl ILhAlyhris ~ Dark Ltl4u FIAntlc
An nFt!Gcs tn h subject tu rfutA insrGctf1l and bid
dur. aIt ntnr'I"d Tint full cnInhancs will Epeu.
uI y tAe standard viii bE accepted, -.
rAn Hnvsrnnent reaeEyGs thu right to reject any
''ftcttrence will hs gtvrn tu articles Of tomeatio
protHGtiHn anh n'nnufnctnre; conditions Of prizes and
10 ar.lulcs u t!urlean praducion aid nianMfantfo
rr4uecd vi TIN aass lsl to thH nxtent Ut file
.4,Itt" srh't ~ tl's Puh'o service thcrc.
InE ar!lrrs w:t, to bo usea IN Tho states md
sIHGtcll at san S'rahclEru, tul. -.
IItttfs tll1d statn e THUR proposals. On What dates
and II Wltut ntlaifet tGy ca Hakn us scrlts VI tho
articles try nEDIf1 ~ uFnAl at tIls Philadelphia
kan FrHnEsco tl"t9s Fur .nPtcs Ut printed ilstrua.
t' e narrs n osr eppiy 1t M ~.
''ro.aaEs i1r Military slI,isA, ani addreaspl ,u the
nntersgnrl: " uru9f OF tta IaTtrF General.
d. II. HuChEtl AaaIsi mt tuuartrr,llaler. .t,hnurai.
, 1879-02-18

Nav York, Feb. 17.-T1c suit Of Michael l..
Hitler against the Burlington d Missouri Itiver
Railroad Company, to recover S!l4,D0U for
alleged breach Of contraet, was cult,lIunrci to-
day III thu United Stutes Circuit Court. The
pafutlir caiIus tiut he was c1I1azeu tn luok
afur tAa settlement of the Me,llIonttcs n!nng
tic line Of lGe rt'ai tho contract tu Inst five
years. Iile ralroad COMPANY presents cuuutcr
rlatu for S3l ,00v damages
, 1879-02-18
ITEMS.


Tic Mexican excuraionats Will return from
their junkettl!g tour lts morulng. The ara TX
pertcd to arrive ut the Illinois Central Depot
OH U SPECIAL train at 6 Il. Ii.
The Vanderbilt roads expert tn d!sposc Of all
their old contracts within day OF twot when
they will bu really tn eompptu for new business
with the other ltnca.
Efforts arc llctng lnato to induce the Chicago,
Rock I.taud IL raciae itallroah Company To ex-
tend tta roaa Tram l.eAVcHwurth tn Tuueka,
Nan. II surls cxteusion wcro made. It would
maEa sAylnE 0f twenty mileA III the utsiaAcu
between That putnt and Chicago, and would
elect u worry important saving IN transportation
fran the Interior OF Kansas 10 tho Chicago
market.
One Of the new aud elegant drawiue:room
cars. lifted With laorton'a rerlun0 cta,rs, lately
built by the Chicago. burlington u tlAinry
ltailroal CoMpanY, AZ It's Aurora shops, wcut
out op tt,c Kansas CitY Exproka yesterday
morning for the lirst tine. The Company has
constructed four ot ttseso cars which vii run
hereafter hetwoen Chicago atua Kansas City. A
raTter IL III charge Of eaeh car 10 look after the
comforts of the passengers. No charge for these
superior accommodations will ba made.
The troubles tetweeu tbs busIness men OF
Southern lsallroad aro assuming ugly prnt,pr-
tAns, AtHl present inllcnttupa are tlt llle Iu!s-
dons will ret uiad ~ to curry OUT their tl1eAt
70 pu,l4 . sS,uoectton @ oetwcen the Habast. s.nE
tlE HaAuu 4*HuA All. AuHt&Dn I1lt&,
General Freight Agunt Of llla 1ake Shore lsi,ati,
wal prsseut VI vi Indignation nesting recently
hs'a IN Ioela sua leard 'lIn grievances aEaltlst
lila rna.a, aud answered. them III biz Usual lun-
cu,,lal'tal stylr, luavtug this puoplr tn doubt
whe'ltsr 10 will try to reetify llt evils coui'
uluInsd Ut or not.
Mr.. j. +. T,lckar. Traffic Manager, and Mr.
Horace :lueEer, NuneraI Freight Agent, " the
lIiinots Cu.ltral RAttrl'ad, returned troIn trlp
not thu least foundation for thr rtpnrts that
.l'u ye(low fever hab axaln Nally is* appearance
In certain localities III tho south. On lhn enl,-
traEy, ttluy saY, tho peupls Vi ta South feel
quito confident Inst ,Ir rigorous weather thus
fur this wsntcr tas co!npIslcly DESTROYED tho
germs at I,r .seuse, nN,l they believe thV, VIII,
MAKE ity unteaIIqce lIrxt sunlIner. l,lry aru
striving harst 10 repair tsie dAalAgrs VI Inst
sulu'nnr, aml fyel grvutly rlla4rInc.I tat sons
uDprinenIGA lcroulls continually suscad ruIuutB
Ut u seapUearsIIra ~ The p,ague to lnIuru tEsir
Interests.
, 1879-02-18

SFeftNI I7l1tattA 70 TIA IFFbIINf,
JOLIET, ILL.,, Feb. 17.-'rtle Chicago, Rock
1saul 4 rarifc 1taliToal Company Is about tu
commence the erection of i1ne new freight
depot In this city. 1llc building will he brick,
no feet long, ntll flFstclass In vvery narteuar.
The plans arc all prepared, uth l,aye been ap-
proved, nnl tho CumpanJ IL only waiting Tor
sprlnH to open tu commence operations.
, 1879-02-18

Net catnnEB,.. GO. U4. 81
Deduct. ..., .,.'-.-
Depreciation on cars at per cent?. s,754. 10
.--
set =: III, oo.Aa
Equal to u 0t'loo peF cont per ann4n On lnsost.
melt' .
The Chairman remarked, rs Air. Pullman read
the Item for 1eerrecfntion, that Ao shouldn't
think that would be enough.
Mr.. Granger wanted to know how Mr.. Pull
MI. Pullman said he took the actu4l money
paid out and made mn allowance vi 10 per cent
to cover fixed capttnl aud general expcnsoa.
The Chairman nld several otller members Of
thy Committee admitted that they didn't quito
couldn't understand how il WINS that, with a de-
probation, the Company patd Its dividends.
Mr.. Pullman expatncd the dividend business
when he got through, tho CoInntiee under
stood It as well as The Stockholders do when
they drRw thnlr per cent omco IN 40 oftun.
As to tht other matter, Mr. Pullman explained
that tho surplus which represented ,ha s I,ar
cent depreciation was invested IN additional
ours atltl equipments.
s1NuE TIE COMPANY wAs ORGANIZED,
,ba tntnI enrn1na hn,1 nmn,,ntra n anna
Ill 4o1 0;n. NanS of thls was in cnsh ar bonis. %
r. ri T., csra "' = '',1 "v",or ~ Iasa a ~
nrirtnml cost ri Mi tin fn,,;,nnv'a nroncrtv
woni amount to ni,o1t hi. .{0ij. .{o1. hit ih,,
iia5ilit'ea arainst that aalauHt t' we're ~, about M
stock md bonds Issued was t6o s per cent Il.
depreciation fund EARNED, ind Invested In the
building Ut cars, US before stated, This sllrrus
was what thu 0Eo5e-L Lt,nocruf aaIJ tllQ Compuny
a's M % TnoW Will ,a,ree,e ~ ~ ,st M ,o, had ,.,,,
aT; .so' s stt, ',s. ata' 'a"ee1' "au "epco
t''s sohHMy M'i,,,y,, o"s s,it ~ H. a,'"s, 'o
any e!l's dctalcation to thu stockholders, stat-
1llE HAT thp QalouHki thouGA large, would tiuE
interfere with ttc regular business Of the Com
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EOOdlll.DiErSIen

Imperfectly nourishes the system, since it
is only partially assimilated by the blood.
Pale, haggard mortas, with dyspeptic stom-
aehs, impoverished circulation and weak
nerves, experience marked and rapid i'm
provement in their physical condition by
availing themselves OF that sure resource of
the sick and debilitatcd. Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. This genial tonic and altera-
tive lends an impetus to the processes of di-
gestion which insures an adequate develop
ment of the materials of blood, fiber and
muscular tissue. Moreover it soothes and
strengthens overwrought or weak nerves
counteracts tendency to hypochondria or
despondency, to which dyspcptic and bill
ious people are peculiarly Liable. and is an
agreeable and wholesome appetizer and
promoter of repose The infirniities of age,
and OF delicate female constitutions, are
greatly relieved by it; and it is reliable
preventive Of, and remedy for, malarial fe-
YerS.
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Miller commands and Col. ]. s. Jones pre-
sides in the Office. They are obliging gen.
tleman.
Captain R. W. Wise's fine packet James
w. Gaff, the queen OF the feet, is loading
and will leave Saturday for Memphis and
all intermediate points. Mr.. G. W. Thomp-
son is her affabe clerk.
Captain Charles Muhlman's fast packet
Andes is the only boat advertised for
Wheeling direct. She will leave to-mor-
row sure.
Bost-hsnds' Gossip.
Business moderate.
Portsmouth collected $198 wharfage
during the month of March.
The Robert Peebles with miscellaneous
tow, came down this morning, and will re-
turn to Pomeroy tomorrow with empty
barges.
Gus. Honshell, of the Bostona, has been
promised pigeon-tail coat by his tailor,
to be worn on a certain occasion. Now this
is additional evidence that something is
wrong"
Commodore Val. P. Collins returned this
morning after brief visit to Maysvile.
Mr. ]. II. Griffith, clerk of the Clinton,
came up from Louisville in advance OF his
boat. She has 500 tons freight and 200
tons, including lot of flour for shipment
East via rail-
Sam Nigh is in the city. He says the
lronton ways are getting out the limbers
for Capt. VIM. Bays new boat The ma
chinery is being removed from the kanaw-
ha No. 2 and will be put on the new boat.
The Kanawha's hull and boilers are offered
for sale
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, April lO.-spirits turpentine firm
at 261ac.
New ORLEANS, April lO-oats active but firm.
Corn-rneal dull. Hay qulgl and firm. Bran easier
| at Soc Others unchanged
INDIANAPOLIS, April 10 Flour steady and un-
changed Wheat: No. 9 red s1dRl OF. Corn quiet
al 3!34@33c Oats steady at 25@26c. Provisions
quiet and unchanged.
PEORIA, April 10-Corn active and steady: No.
/, s!349Ssc; No. ,, 32%@32s4c. Oats firm; No 2
white, 26a26hc Rye more active: No. 2, 471aG9
4sLc. Whisky steady at 81 03.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 10.-Wheat steady at 81 O3
al 03A Corn steady: New Western mixed 34L
a341ac, spot S5@35lac, May. Oats steady at 276S
2e12c: Bulk clear ribs, nc. cash, March and
April; shoulders, SIC. cash. Lard: Prime steam,
6.3oc asked Hams, 71a@7s4c.
PrTTsBURG, April O.-Grain-Wheat: Southern
amber and white, $Gal 03; No. red winter, 81 03
@l 05: medium, 97c@S1. Corn steady: yellow
shelled, 4O@4lc; ear, 40942c; high mixed S8@lOc.
held at 55@5sc. Barley: Fall, S3@S5c; spring 65
@75c.
BALTIMORE, April 10. - Flour unchanged.
Wheat Western firm; No. . Pennsylvania red un-
changed; No. Western winter red, spot, March
and April, 81 1354@l l31S; May, 81 I354gl IA
Corn: Wester firm Western mixed, spot, March
and April, 4ide4414c May, 44sSNa441&c; steamer
4l3sg42c. Oats dun and heavy PennSylvaniaund
Western white S2g32lar; do mixed, unchanged.
Rye, hay, provisions, butter, eggs and petroleum,
unchanged
NEW YORK, April 10--Flour: Superane. State
and Western, 50 g5d3 so; common to good extra,
So 70d So good to choice, 81 05G4 so; white wheat
extra A j5C95 %; extra Ohio, 50 7oa5; St Louis,
So SOg5 rs; Minnesota patent S6@s Wheat:
Rejected spring, SOgS2c; No spring, 93c; No.
spring, 13995c; No . spring, 81 0lIa5l 0j; un.
graded winter red 81 lO@l p; No. 8 do, 81 90:
No. do, 81 1312gl "A: No.
do, 81 AZ: ungraded amber 81 l0@
81 10%; No. amber, 81 lO1a@1 II; No. / amper.
81 ll14; ungraded white. 81 l0l II; No. do,
81 09; No. do, l0@1 l0M; No, l do. at 81 NJ
al 12H Rye duh Western, 6O@62l4c Barley
quiet and unchanged. Malt nomfnaly IN
changed. Corn: very light business; uugraled,
45@4o4c: No. 3, i313@4354c; steamer, Aga &C;
No. 2, 4i@M44}4c; old do, lJt4a46c. Oats
moderately active: No. 9 8lle@3}c; No. 2
white, 33R@S3Ac; mixed Western 3S@
sac; white Western, 3d@33he Hay
quiet and unchanged. Hops nomnally un-
changed. Coffee quiet Rio Cargoes 10l581tl4c;
job lots l0h@16c Sugar quiet: Fair TO good rcfn-
ng, CEG6%sc. Molasses duh ana unchanged
Rice quiet and steady. Petroleum nominally un-
changed: Refined 9l.c. Tallow steady at 6l4@
9-l6c. ROsin dull at 81 36@1 90 Turpentne
gu et at 29%c. Eggs firm: Western, lGc. Pork
firm: Mess 81 Is for old; $40 2jdl10 3613 for new
Beef n0minally unchanged. ut meats lirm; long
clear, 5glOc; hort clear, SIC. Lard stronger:
Prime steam, 81 60. Butter steady: Western, ia
2oc Cheese quiet Western, 299c. Whisky
steady at sl0G1a.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
[specal River Dispatches to the STAR

RISING AND RAINING AT OIL CITY.
Oh Cry, Pa. April 1913 A. M.-Alle-
gheny River feet and rising Weather
cloudy and raining. Thermometer 4So.
Wind southwest.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, April 1910 A. NJ
Monongahela River s feet inches and sta
tionary. Weather cloudy Thermometer $50.
Wind northeast.
PIrrsBuRG, April 10-11 A. M.---River
feet inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and warm.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 1919 A. NJ
Kanawha River feet 8 inches ard station
ary. Weather cloudy and threatening rain.
Steamboat Movements.
The City OF Portsmouth leaves daily at
p. IN. for Chilo and all way landings She
is the only short trade packet running up
the river that affords comfortable accom-
modations for country people coming to
the city to sell or purchase goods. Patron
ize her.
Captain Harry GiIbert's superb packet,
Silver Cloud, arrived to-day from Tennes-
see River and is loading to return to-mor-
row. Major j. NJ. Grow and Lee Kahn are
her pleasant clerks.
The fine side-wheel passenger steamer
Clinton is in port receiving people and
freight, preparatory to leaving tomorrow
evening for st. Louis. Captain JOHN N.
Skunk master, and Mr.. J. II. Griffith,
clerk, are her gentlemanly chief officers.
The Cons. Millar, for Memphis left last
night with a fine trip, and will pass Evans
vile tomorrow.
Captain J. r. Campbelrs elegant side
wheel steamer Fleetwood will be the regu-
lar packet leaving this afternoon at 4
o'clock sharp for Huntington, where she
connects with the G. & o. Railroad to-mor-
row for all points East. Parties contem-
plating trip East will find this the cheap
est and most pleasant route.
The Robert Mitchell left last night for
New Orleans with good start. She is at
Louisville to-day and will leave there to-
morrow, after adding fairly.
Captain John Levisay's commodious side
wheel steamer Ohio No. arrived this
morning and will return to Pomeroy this
evening. She will attend to all way busi
ness and take passengers for Wheeling and
Pittsburg. She leaves at 5 o'clock from the
foot of Broadway.
The large and elegant new side-wheel ex-
cursioR steamer Guiding Star will leave
Saturday for New Orleans, Captain W. B.
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A British disease.

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OF London for the frs time. is the great number
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l0ziness and high living; while in reality it Is
constitutional disea e. Until very recently there
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