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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-23
PIANOS and Organs tuned at sheib's.

JONI RoRMEa still continues to sell Dry
Goods, Carpets and iwall Paper at the old
prices-Nos. 20l9 and ;202l Main street,
Centre Wheeling.
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RIVER ITEM.-The following, handed us
| by an ex-steamboatman OF great capacity
and experience, will be appreciated by a
large humber Of our readers who have
had occasion to travel on the packet
boats:
Twas on the River Ohio
| steamboat with full cargo
The downward TIP she was making
Not far FROM the town Of wheeling
Three hundred on the deck OF more
WhoMw woman on the shore
Making halllng signs with her hand
For the Boat 10 me 10 land
The Capt ,n ordered boat ashore
To tAkeon one passenger more
Tho boat hove to plank run gu.
Now nam please step upon the boat
The Captain SIR l wish to see
II he would do o turn for me
No sooner ealld than forth he come
What's this you wish from me now nam
To New orleansl wish TO Iend
ono dozen Of Eggs with you my Friend
Will Tfss sS ssH A Ssans w Sss afGs
some thing from there Hike have bought
We get them there at hIst cost
Here Is the bill that you eau see
Gne skea Of SILK three cents In saud the rest In YEA
You'll aud them all at Jasoa's arm
PleaS6S.op for them on your re urn
Here Is the tasket eleven iait
The hen Il on the nest please walt niiause
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WRATnER INDICATIONS.

7An.IaM.sr. MIN I7Anlsa. sr.M7n.A
20 80 80 % 50 IS 70 ~
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Ghe g,stelliaettfef.
Ser, AdYertiseInen.s.


offal-D. O. List, Jr.
Come and be Conyinced-simon Baer
& Son.
Workipgmen Notice. =,
Photographs of Distinguished Men-W.
8. Hutcllins.
Rolling Mill for Rent.
For Cincinnati-Steamer St Lawrence.
Tea Trays-Sesbitt & Bro.
Trustees Sales Of East Wheeling Prop
0hancery Notice.
Five Dollars per day:
Attention, Friends OF Ireland.
Trustees Sale Of North Wheeling Prop.
'i For Rent-store.room in Bellaire.
Notice-central Building Association,
No. 8.
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DOR RENT-THE 2.sToRY BRICK
i and frame dwelling, containing nine rooms and
two halls dry cellar anu large IRON. yard, fronting
The ryGr, closets and presses In each room Posses.
sion given nj once. Also, the two.siory frame
dwelling modern built, containing seven rooms,
water and water closet 10 house; yard fronting on
river. Both houses are grined and plpered tnrough-
out and are among the most desirable for residences
IN the city, having the quiet Of country, within ten
minutes walk 81 the market; good wide board walk
IRON bridge 70 the door. Inquire d
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| WOULD LIKE TO KHDH.NR.

How ], happens that ,pn slIsyl hsr, w. " W
Rsc'lit sH,I urldile Cake? Wei II eel hal
II eIhirs Is ceiSinty, hr aus. als ,,hiiEnyTIi
1iSf& CU'S ES'E SiOE hAHlS" I''"p'A''
u Pu's suiIellaLlv,
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HAzElrOy Pianos, the best, at sheib's
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Captain VIM. Eccles, for long time, has
felt the necessity OF devising some means
by which the city can be better protected
from danger by fire should more than
one occur at time, and also To re-.
lieye the department Of the present in
conyeniences, and also obyiate the neces-
sity Of bringing out all the engines to
every trihing fire, and, as Q result, has,
with the cooperation OF the Mayor, made
distribution OF boxes into three districts,
as follows:
FIRST DISTRICT.
12-Bell's Foundry.
IA. J. Sweeney's.
l8-Vigilant Engine House.
A-Bridge Corner.
S4-J. Beuter's.
l44-H. w. List, Island.
Al City Building.
SECOND DISTRICT.
56-Chris. Siebke's.
S6-McLure House.
48-Exchange Bank.
B4-0pera House.
PA. T. Young's.
74-Bishop Kain's.
112-Atlantic Engine House.
1l4-Central Glass Works.
TIC -Reymann's Brewery.
l24-Wheeling Hinge Factory.
l66-Bown 4 Gooo's.
72-Capitol Building.
THIRD DIsTTIcr.
lS2-United Engine House.
42-H. Michel's.
52-L. Soldiers. % STA
lS4-Riverside Forge.
l36-Belmont Mill.
l42-J. H. Hobbs, Brockunier & Cos.
TAR. v. Ankles.
2G-LaBelle Mill.
In connection with this districting the fol-
lowing regulations will govern the engines
and hremen:
"When an alarm. Is sounded all the COM
panies will Immediately prepare for SER
vice, those in the alarmed district only
going promptly TO the scene OF the fire,
and the others are to remain ut their hou-
SEES hitched upand ready"
"Should another engine be necessary in
any district, the Vigilant will be called by
sounding on the gong five strokes three
times, the Atlanticsix strokes three times
and the United seven strokes three times.
ANY engine receiving It's call will promptly
repair TO the place oil alarm"
The whole Of the above has been sub.
mitted to the Fire Department and will
obtain, II the District Telegraph Company
will consent TO giyethe signals, which
they doubtlessly will, and then II will take
effect Immediately. Chief Eccles deserves
great credit for the system he has adopted,
and also for the present effective condi.
ton OF the department, as 1t Is only since
his induction that we have had anything
that could be dlgnifed by that name.
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Why let your little darling suffer, and
perhaps die, when box or two Of Nc
Lains' Worm Candy will cure them in .
little time. They are perfectly white and
pure, and the greatest blessing to suffer-
ing ones ever made. One trial will con-
vince the most skeptical OF its value.
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DOR RENT-ENPECTING TO RE-
IL move our Wholesale Hat House on or before the
lst Of April next 10 the rooms now occupied by
Vance, Hughes & Co., No. 10 Main street, We otter
street. HARPER & BRO.
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TIE best Roasted Coffee is Dllwortt
Brothers..
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Music Books, ali kinds, at sheib's.

BEsr qualities Of String at sheib's.
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IyoRY Soar fathers freely.
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SeasonabIe
Bargains!

bargains in Rleaehed and Brown
MuSlins.
Sheetings.
Table Linens.
ings.
Bed spreads.
Goods.
Do not delay the purchase Of the above, as
the goods are shll advancing.
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BAND supplies at shelb's.
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Hero Is the tasket eleven init
The hen Il on the nest please walt minute
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WASH laces with Ivory Soap.
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snErr Music at bad prlee, at shelb,s.
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DOR RENT.-THE WAREHOUSE
Il and DWELLING. No. 1913 Main street, now oc-
enpied by Messrs. G. Rnus Bro. Possession given
de6 ~ =NSs' iloi Main street. !,
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

DOR RENT.-ATwo STORY AND A.
L. HALF brick dwelling house, hot and cold water
and gas throughout No. % Twentieth street. Inquire
Of W. q, YOUNG, at Harper 4 Bros. desc.
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DOR RENT.-THE STORE ROOM AND
u Dwelling, Nos. 1858 and 1860 Main street, now
occupied by X, 4. Hopkins. Possession given April
: d issS Apply to + IDS st saia .tas;s,.
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DOR RENT.-THE LARGE STORE
II ROOM and Dwelling attached No. 1855 Chap
Tine street.
Inquire on the premises, Of
desc MRS. q 3. TAYLOR
, 1880-03-16

"a. sss Mss Az .5x fo limo there
about tho salo OF Mr. FloNl' interest IL tho boz
pHn5a 1ntnGs mi!ls anl n1GlIg stock to mr; ,'
n9S as o uyo .G
OF tho tax provided for IN tue new CONSTITUTION,
% Dir. Mackoy - a resident Of Ncyatii. Frutn
no, whom / ha;l a FREQ conversation with him.
Nj. Flood IL IN excellent heMtth. hnt for two
ycara t1tlst hnH been nvorworkts, and bus ttlrlnS
d.,tus connection with tho mfnos. To my in
forEndnta he has frequently said hc wanted to t'e
fIce from THO excitement nf "tlo markGt;" @ H. ana
at i; 10 "haA no ttinle" and having already
caaSSe Gnsy c9 n91 " nsS a oe5 a1y
business. iiis nssoplata. Fair, wes Il, Impaired
lcalth, and could not with s!foty live
Sa &c astss 1 s II NssfHy a ss %ss Il Ss as
Of confidence In its fMturu, ant WIS tho propcr
hhould Mr.. FnIr follow Flootl's example aild sell
out to Mackoy. It Is not true tlat Fn!r lns
sTea tr & On Sia tnnr an nst thS tSo sn t nf ~ % M a
ss,ss Masssy i sosSn' VII y!st its family III par's
II foo esps hs ao',S tken lis SOU into copartncr
Fiocl CO. ill., i in!tiatisg tho yo.!,is nap !nto
sih s ss Hs sad sest%to, TIT basins II:
vested g. 200 ooo In ln.ds for bis daughter. this
providing hattlsotno ancotno for her Tho lltl.
son; In tho meantime he VII! gtyc big attention
exclusively to tho hank Of Ncynla and ~
nFnnehes I1a has not sharo Of mining St., stock
ntock ot Gola.ilIi md Virginia. tic lumber. ant
s woof stock. hnye all passed Into tho hAnds ot
hsa9S s spFe. s eosase sEs sseoi kSs sas s
nNghly prctLcat know!e<tgn and bis grentcr con.
IT.! VIII doubtless DO for tho lottor. Tho groat
, 1880-03-16
Tho Gear nj tho lscauhcm Of His Dead
Guards >

81 peteFstuFg 1n&os. .... ..
On Fob. 10, IN tho church Of thu military hos.
ritnl, a requiem wis celebrated III tneninry ut
tho snlipIcra killed ty tho recent explosion IN tho
Winter l'ataoo. Side by side ats,od tho tun plain
whitD culIins. Tawnrtl The clwe 0f tho rcutltctis
llts Majesty the Emperor arrived. accompanied
hE tho C2lrnwttz md tho Grand nmkca vlatll.
lIllr aud BerKe. lurin9 tho singing OF lilo
:. Eternal Senlury" the Car fell TN Ills knccB.
Then he Bl1nn.tnta t, him tho u11fcers VIII, werO
on duty ln tho lmlncn q, tho fntal tny, Fnb. II.
thanAth thoin wnr1nIy for their luynl fiilnttment
Ut t0r tluttos, and congratulated theHl their
1lnrrt,w escape. Pointing u the tstl uuIls. ,,u
aall, In hitler tollu: "his rofnIl,ds mo vi lilo
lust cumpnign." Then tho Car Kructo,tsly
vlstel It'd wsnndel soiilisrs, tho SURVIVING vio-
tInla Ut tho explosion in tho palace, and spoke
kindly to eAch mo Of thetr1-
On tho next dny, Rfter ntaas, tho buria! Of tho
ton ttrltes t0ok place. Tho burfnI prrAt,Hsiah
WIS h0n0rtd by tho PrcARilee 0f the G3rlllsl nAku
CufistAttIIe, ,'countMnfed BY bis sou. unycrt.nr-
(ionor1l Nnurkn, Primes lmuretei,xky, Go.,.
Xnurof. and y largo number at Generals, all-
GERS, A!lh soldiers. Tha u the ttrst natanc.'
IN record OF tho lklics OF private nu!tlers being
carried q the grave b. officers Of ito Highest
rtnk. Tie tlrst collin was b9rne BY FRINGE
st'uynGplf- lliUhLksky, Count tlrOntO1. ilash-
k0tr. two NGncrn's. and two ColHlscls. All tho
collins woro decorated with wEuHths svilt by tho
t,rund Duchess Alexanlre JOseptOyna. Tho
lkAlies OF ihp ton soltEcrs Wer0 hurled III uEa
grave, 0ver which will soon be erected lnonu.
mont
, 1880-03-16
Distress In the Turklall Capital.


4rclt and gener1tl distress throughout tho
middle and lower classes ia MBn reported trl,n
tho Turkish CApitAl. Several ox.ntflcGrs or tho
hfny, WIN hayo resigned ther commissions III
shecr despair Of Dvcr getting thBlr arrears 1f
pAy. may DO scUn painfully oMrn!pg tholr l1tIau
"a p0rterH In tho streets Of Galnta. a short ttmo
ago. tho municipality having failed to kceP its
enEagcmcnta to tho 0as Conrany, tho latter cut
oI tho supply Of gus, and E0nstantaliDplc WIS
plunged Into Cilnlnerfan darkness for ono whnlo
iong s!Rt9rs nishh e tho oonsternation q ita
snM Required to aprcAso tho Gus Com
Mny,b righteous wrhth, and tho ilghta
tehppearoi after sllrld0Wn. Highly significant
nt the straits to which tho mi,lslle-claBs Stun.
hboults Are reduced is tho fact that tho small
nn1scholders In tho nelghhorhn<kl Of tho lIMtax!d
;at9s9ue hava taken to shooting the pigeons that
ihhabit tho roat and pureus Of that s'Icruti tii-
zee. enjoying from. time, immemorial absolute
immunity from m1lcstAtlDn, lecai.s1, na 1t WcrD,
urn and hEed III tho od0r Of snnctkt{. These
'1!etpal and roiiKons authorities, and assidlous
99al.y f4lling, victims u. tho. huriRor OF thetr
.g!t.1nor !.n friends and pntrnl,s. WIN war ipon them
"isa ko!ent!css perseverance, 80 CONSCIENTIOUS
ak9nseryat!vo as tho Mussn!lnan Bourgeois Or
pso!etary must, Indeed, te hard put to It fnr q
.aea! .9 when he hruaks With 70 venerable tradi.
te1 as that which ehJolnB him to aparo tue lives
~ ~ we ho!y p!Feous thAt 60]0urn In and about
lae Dajhxld Mosque,
, 1880-03-16


The regular weekly meeting OF tho Mctho-
dist ministers wns fIcld yesterday forenoon
in tho cunferencc-ro0In over tho Book Con-
ccri,, oil Washington street Elder j.. II.
BORING presided, md there were somo forty
ministers present. On motion. the question
Of tho selection Of lelogate to tho lntcrna-
tsonal Suntluy-Scl,ool Convention 10 be held
III London, England, this summer, was lalt
over for one week:
Dr. Lowry, Of New York, wns introduced
by tho President, and adyocatud the Claims
engaged IN issuing. lln thon hrancl.cd oft
Into grneralitIes aid pronounced TINT onH nf
tho great needs Of Tho Church was
prac!iral preaching. Ths Ensnly ct
"iss hs the "fs sbers s Of yord bo ''G{hnz Ghzst1as IL
York travelled In 4 hoteI-car. 'rlcsv cars
were mpldly lncunlinE drinking al,l Eanl.
salnu tnhto ~ himself at tiinnor drunk becr
with Il, and Ii, tho evening E.,uhlIne games
were lnaugnrntcl by several persons. Pr
9%ry foMsel five ottss ,at 9f Mor ts tg
men should be labored with. and II cari-
playing and drinking could mt BE- stopped.
1t should .nt least hu re!rgatcl to THO back.
gronn.i. Then tho literature offered fnr sa'e
by tho trnln.b0ys was vulgar and often i'll
decent, aint Chrlsttht! men atid women were
insaltel every ta,, mlll..trs or so by bnokB Of
inpropcr character being almost thrown at
Tho regular or1or was called for, and tho
1tGy. T. c. CleMlcnnfny rtAd a IHllWr M
s[l, sTs t'I9t OF 'hs lioly Ghost to tho Christian
}, o. pSto M xsfIs so1a!ss t,s%ax ssastSs n & @ tc
woll, way appointed 10 trola!e resolutions of
respect for. thu 1nemtry of the lata Dr.
Dax!llol, Ia l,n presented ut tho next !atettnE.
NJ. J. u. Oliver. q Iic1ta;t, Ireland, was II;
}fttf5at t1IIt1 Al Hs1n
, 1880-03-16
GRAIN AND COARSE rl.E1aI1rs.

VFkAIN AMI Ct7AftSFs FIIE@IHFIIH,
Th0ro bus boon nothing tto,lo In grim froights
for ncnrly A'wutk. Shippers ofTer ~ md cents
0l, corn aud Wleut, whllo curriers' Etcatilly att-
hero TO tho Maklng prices OF and rs uenls, Ow-
Ing to tho Artnuoas with which pricus Of grain,
particularly whcat, nsc maintained, tho o1for-
ings nf oarxocs have mt boon many. III fact,
the outlook points strongly to repetition OF the
action OF lust spring on tho part OF tho synd-
cato.
pectcIl from I.udlngton with rat9n OF lumber,
Is credited With freEht ut Fl 40 per 900 feot.
The schooner George W. W Wnstontt, Is vcsspl OF
tered 10 lrtver sx cargoes Of 1rnn ore ut Fl1ank-
fort, btich.. from ksaanaba. Hho is allowed u
lnythng above thr..9 - lny days" on each trip.
Tho lay ttnle Kranled Ia a day A1ld halt at each
end Of tho route,
, 1880-03-16
CONGIlE0ATIONAI4,

Tho Congregational ministers meeting ut
tho Pacific Hotel was called II or.ler by tho
Rev. Arthur Little. The isoy. ". u. hlIlard,
OF Dundee, led In prayer. The work Ut the
previous day WIS reported. after which the
question Of the lnornh,g was takcn uu. VIZ;
"Infaht' Daptisn,." rileru were present
Prof. Fisk, Dr., Da!lnot, OF Honolulu. Sand
Mlch Islands, DIR. Noble, A. L!ttle, @, a.
ti1s' , K. j. KnoWlen, j. ii. Williams, i. i.
Williams, j, w. llartstr1nl. 5. II. peekc, W.
II. lln,wster, pr. W. IT,. nldwell, ID, lYlrt,
nr: n, X. Whtttless;y, J, G, Aru,ssrongl 9; g.
w, II, Clark, allu b, Gilbert.
, 1880-03-16
A DECREE 1;NTEIeED,

Tho ltbo1 proceedings III tho case Of tho
schoonor-bargo ORatlta, co.lsort Of tho stoam-
bAryc james Davidson. agNinst tho Canatlian
srs,ooNer-bargcs WnAhlBhono and Bovern, mon-
toned In yesterdays TRIBUNE us pending III tho
Unitod statcs Court ut netroit, rcached: Vnl-
den termination Friday ovoninX. whom Judge
Hrown interrupted ono of tho counsel for tho
nppcltant II. his argument, ind, nttor n short
recess, granted u dcereo Axaltst tho Soyorn, tho
tD tho usual uilstul1l In Hlleh vtlscH. Tho lwlsur
Of tho OE1'rita expects. to prove olafus fnr
Lost, 10 tho aillotllt of nourly sl|,OM. Aid 10
thls tho o1ponsn OF tho legal proceedings, Say
s.,d01 and y vii! eu soen TINT tho casn IN tsio nf
considerable financial Importance. Tho ersAs-
!ibel prOGoDdinHs tH.gsln aifulpst tho OXhr!tn by
tho owners nf the Wn,lltlH,unn A1ld EuvUrn Will
necessarily fail through because ut this druroo.
, 1880-03-16
s1rt1'nu1IDISG Ar atAS1TowoC.

M.xITovoc ~ 1: srnr1.h 1a-rro,n m ~ TN time or n,
,os4 lnS ~ 't,,o y. .nu
t,as ,cpn ono Of tho tll1lest potuts on tho wholn
chain Of hikes. This dizziness appeared to be
largely duo to tho prostrutlon Of tho sh!p,u,ill.
Of the community depend for prosperity. With
orntn m owakoued M to nctIstty. rho farmers % once @
nh".a Nv, ~ e. ., "I 49, ,r,,,a,
more nin reauy nrkos tor !"ner' per , Willie arla. a
"; """f ~ ~ ~oro eoo 'uA o'' ""N 'o A' "'@' ''
" ,Jc.srs r. i,ard l. ,,urorr omn,ov MT 1cxz t,,,u
somcta,ns over 81 ,ooo % in c...h % eaos W wesk: Tnoy
sG ae s @ nd .in @ ana u aro tGI' ioieI a,w Wt
tl,n ,Ys,tcr. '>' N>N ''~ s''~'' >'0O~
w,,kcu md designed expressly FOR tic lumber
tratin ifcr dimensions arc as follows: Length
nn nr Kss ~ fr: n,, ~ o IL icmt: nnrry1 ~
intr enrtrity :si1 O1} Gnt iinr ulHcl ia sinlti.r
10 Till II tI,o i.otsie Cnn1pr, Int ior Strength,
rtssnl, i'in nt,,v rrs.ft viii mar ti1n t,nmc ~
i,rnoi4rnt Ehn il snnrro,i md npMrIy rrr,yi.
md whom aa,lote'l: which viii Id rs zosi u
for in,siMcas. @ Tho II i;ct,onscnt jus nce1, btiit
under tic personal supervision Of Cnrf GhRrlcs
.!ol,,son. who vi! soannnd her. sho will cost,
Thc bt,rrc il f,r Inc Mcnotnlnce largo Ltno
Cpmnany. md Of tho following tlIt1,onstotls;
Tnnii, liz, fcNt. hmm, ri ff,ct: itbtd III shnncst
poInf. iit{ feet; cnrryiiE cnpicity, GO,UW fcnt
Of itifnbnr Tho now cr1let ii II counterpart OF
tim Iennc stcyet,soJl. b,1jt herp iuRt scilyr Ucr
jtDor htx i,nf,., cnrrIetl frthor MI hoWoyer Il,
nnca her n9ro ;,cnrly oI, IN eyon keel whcf,
fomdeti Shu viii curry thr,.e innsts.-Hi. 81. nn,l
nd foct rrsnnrtiy,sv. Estffnntri cDst. Ks4.tSm.
r.. l. Tohina Il sl,unr,utcninT hrr cnrktr1lgtior.
Tho tur is INTENDED ft,r scnw tnwirtg ut Rn.
cInc. and IA bcinr built for +, ii, EnNnp, Uor
Innnti, il So f.nf. hnntn Is fcrt. nni tfst,th nj
hold ii; feet. 4 i4Ili cn8!no viii f,,rnlsh tho
nrnnnjlnw n0,ycr
Nftor TIC nt,oyc craft nro tnl1nchcd tho bprIo
Con,nnry. nj n cOst. c,,nipirto, Of Ss5dtU. 4
freight anu passenger propeller Ii nls0 tu
bo built for tho i}oorich TRANSFORMATION
f,nmnnuv of tl1e following tittncnBu,ls: Le,utt
of kill. I'D fent: uyer Mi, leo feet; not,,ai
hrnt1t. Vi fcct: fcnih nf hfItJ. ii feet. in sizn
ma Motu,snI rcc-fn rtrt,r fFn, f}tn fnrtnnr nn,1
, 1880-03-16

sEb,Hn. nnt The loss IN 0unrhIa Is mt Ires linn
t1},Wk,. The vnnt resctnhlcs ,lc ordinary h,hiHe
lirxr, rxtrInIf,,R hryss,d the hHly. M rrnynnt-
!vn hn- VT !x.e's found. exc,pt 1y r'ah1ng the
Fttck and mixing eInrke heaps a lnrH. n'tin-
itt,ewi,ix their supply Of sl!Hk. Tho extent nf
this ryiI cmn he tlrinHtA1 fr',rn t'ln atntninrnt
That mt single p1ow ID now running Ill The i'nr-
ish OF EultlTcll.
, 1880-03-16

10 tK l2lIlt0T d 7Hf fHltdF6 7Fa6FlHk.
CHcA0o, March i3.-rtcase answer and
greatly obliKe MI inquirer after knowledge.
Can correct trial batnncc he taken off act
Of doublc-cntry books where no casl, nc
count ls kept IN the lcttger2 keep cash
book, where atl receipts, md disbursements
cash ttr0k Is balanced every tlny and agrees
with the amount OF money 0n halld, ilaciG,l-
Ing casll In 1noney-drnwer and. Iii bank.
Please give rs much OF an explanation IN
your space will allow. Y ~.
fCertninly, It mikes no difference w'lere
the cash account Is kept. It must figure in
the balance shcet.]
, 1880-03-16
PORT ,JD'rTfNGS.

A...-,, :, ,s,,.,JI,,,,. ,,,,,.., =, .,,,, n,,,
According 10 EcEtulHka iukeu IN aluu l4AkC
ycstA1I!ly, tho depth Of wntcr tn tho anln chnn-
nel varies from seyen to ton feet, while In tho
.I.s tho ,tr,,, ,,,or,,,.no .o,nu rn,t rhn f,,,,.
s'ps t"o oepl" M'c'''sc' sef'tl ie1'. ~ ''n''
bcrmcn are POOLING 70 dccsira extensive tlft'3-
INK dpornt0ns In tho tnko md alps tlts scnstI'.
The tug Adm Alien calnu ont Of Cant. lIen
r,,.,,, nun,ioe. frv.,.,l, voat,r,f,,. Fu},,. ~.
4''a't. -, ns .Is ~ .s '.s1 ~
I'aIre bho VIII prected u Ese'lhnbn hs st'o'l IN
navigation OPENS, to serre rs Il tcnt1r 10 tho
ChtcnKu i}rutlxtrx L. Docking Cotnpnuy y drc,lers
a. thnt .,l.,o
~ ~, .u''s p''ss'
Ih-uAy the schooner i'eFl uFnnt WI! gu lnto
Cnpt. len. EJstcr's HnHt'nY dfy"d1ck to rccnlre
il row stem In ulnco Of the ono knocked bT by
, 1880-03-16

Dr., Clanc1lcca,i, tho cin!lient rarlsian rhysl-
c!at,, ts Also u mcInbtr Of tho French 1GHtslN-
turo. lIb Is d brisk aud busy man. keynly cog
infant ot The fAct that time ID money" aud tho
Othcr tny, willis hu was IN attendance ut h!a
Monimartro cs'nsutltns -1a>pl, two Meu si,nul-
tnutonsly solicited an interview With hin for
admitted to his prGseslcc, nnd asked, What
wns tho u uRttcr with hiiu," complained Of u
, 1880-03-16

Yesterday tho Customs lIousc officials recorded
tho srunsfer III the schooner l., II. Coates by
William Juhns0n, Of Ch!ea8o. to W. G. Peck, 0f
Michigan City, Consideration, elo.6oO. Tho
Coatea ras built ut Haugatuok, in 1874 by j.
Martoll, moasures l69 tons, aud oarries anywhere
from 10000 to sl000 foot OF lumber. A year
axn Mr.. johnson would have taken $4,000 for
her, but the axura then Waa considered unrca-
sunAbly high. 10 much fur tho boonl.
, 1880-03-16

Br. Inu1s, Mo-, March lh-Corr0Y-Eul nnd nn-
chhnRadi mtdal,nR 1.Ec; rules l,Gn bales, rocofps,
LIN; shipments. 4tIn, stuck, Tt,AU.
MEMPHIS, Tcnn., March l5-CnTroN-Qniotf r1-
oo!pts, LEO bnlcs: shipments. 2lB, stock, 10aAit
saies 80 to nplnness, nlidstllnR, l2Hn.
u 5-N9ta blac, tntnyes-MatrI. la>c. Anst If Al:cs
&s3 a!s js!s ,S Jn'{ Sls AnSa, @ @
Dssembe5; Me4e: tsste'p,s laao r B1olesc,ro.-o,,,. 1oles
madl,ng itol low nladnE lf not 1eScE,s * 3ls: t; e
uncut. AQNi sa1cB, s,tIu} stock &6,haa
, 1880-03-16

o.u strnnx Mt az: n{e ttner, Mt &c. Barley quiet
~. n51niIs niIsGiass-fK tlMll Al snrsfeif Lard !.
,,I,,Hcrn11t ~ Fla !!Ak mcnts 1ntnt ht Al7A e,'0
sSTMIaK Y-Strnliy nj e1.h@. ,...-
nmrTTEf-stenhy and MnchnnEc,t| ctnlrn , Western
ksTYsEkD UIf-bte..ty aisle.
, 1880-03-16
NAVIGATION AT ERIE,

Epttfaa Dffrdlth % 1he Chitaa7 Trbune.
Entg, 7a., Mnrch 1I-Nnvtgntinn opened ht
this port to-tny With the nrrivnl Of tho propeller
Cormnrssnt frntn Toledo, having IN tow tho
schooner Pelican. tho united cnrgocs amounting
to 1N,0W bushels Ut cDril. Tho port opens six
weeks curl1er thnu III lB7U.
, 1880-03-16

Epectai Dhfatth 10 Tbs Chicago Iftbuns.
MAsITspwoc, Wis, Mnruh 15.-Thc stenmer CO.
r0nn, Of tho Gotlrch 1.lnc, le.vtH hero to-iny
for Mflwlukc, II ftt!t IN tho Milwaukee, Mn,lis.
tcet al,l LGdfnYtOn route.
, 1880-03-16
lsl:OIlIA.

rEor1A, ILL.,. March lt.-EnAIS-Corn active, hlsh
mixed, ak1{a mxod, M iff;{e Outs steady; No.
5yhtta. :t,ft%iSc. Isye easy ht 7f3lQS7s}4o.
'lu1uwINEs-8scnd{ ut &lH.
, 1880-03-16

IYDfANArotis, March 1S.-GRAlN-yHhent stcndy,
No. red, el.9ll{@l.ca Corn stendy at 3s81c
0ata steady ut A&GC.
, 1880-03-16
RESIGNED,

Special Dtspateh 10 Tbs CAteden Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March lh.-t'npt, II. N. leo
hns resigned conl1nnnd OF tho Lifc-suylng Sta
ton At This port.