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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-15
THIRD EDITION
NEW ORLEANs'vOLUNTEER FIRE
DEPARTMENT.
PARADE ON MARCH Arb.

A letter to the Baltimore Sun says -
The firemen, of which there are more
companies than in Baltimore, are organ
lied under the volunteer system. Their
companies number in some cases As
many as hundred men each at the
ropes, though they are all equipped with
the newest steamers, the best horses
and the most improved hook-and-lad-
der apparatus. On the 4th Of March,
while the people In Washington were
inaugurating the President OF The United
States, New Orleans concluded its fes-
tivitIes with grand parade Of the fire
men rulers OF the city. In their ranks
were the Governor, several judges OF the
Supreme Court, various city officials,
city councilnIen, &c. Everything that
pampered force could desire was lavish
ed on this parade, and the good taste aud
decorative skill If the uHapproachable
decorative artists of New Orleans could
not have desired a n.ore brilliant ground
work than The Furnished brass and steel
of the costly fire apparatus. The ropes
were covered with white silk and en-
twined with colored silken cords. Deli
cate shades Of silk, pink trimmed with
gold, salmon trimmed with silver, cream
color with gold, pale blue and silver
fringe, bullion tassels and threads Of
gold we're used in The construction OF
ornaments for the tops OF the smoke
stacks, for lamp covers and for the ele-
CANT adornment OF the apparatus gener
ally. Horses were caparisosed in black
and white enameled leather and bullion
braid. The splendid animals were led
between the named ropes by jockeys
dressed in salmon, white, cream aud
ether delicate shades of satin. One
steamer had the representation OF
fountain, formed OF flowing silver
.xhreads on the FURNISHED smoke-stack
and miniature fountains on the lamps
A delegation OF Chicago tiremen, headed
by the Mayor of tina, city, Mr.. Harrison,
were guests OF. The New Orleans depart
ment at the the time. Altogether there
were upwards of twenty engine and
truck companies of New Orleans in the
procession, aggresating fully 1880 uni-
formed men, and It is very doubtful il
there are as many uniformed militia
companies in the State. No colored
men belong to the fire brigade, which
islsomewhat different trom the o den
times, when slaves worked the machine.
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General news.

The Frazer River, in British Column
bla, is opened TO navigation.
The u 5. steamer Tennessee, flagship
of Rear admiral Wymau, aiIised al
Havana yesterday from New Orleans.
The back tenuegs aud spare ha4ds IL
the print works at Fall River, Massacnu-
sets, struck yesterday ior all iucrease,ol
II cents per day, which would make
their wages Sl.z5.
The Governor Of Tennessee yesterday
sent message to the Legislature vi Lhal
State urging Tie prompt acceptance Of
the proposition VI The DundhOiders 10 ad-
just the debt at par aud uuTee p er cent.
interest, the bonds 10 Iuu 20 years.
The Govern OF OF Minnesota yesttT-
day appointed General a. j. EIserLun
to be L. .. Senator 10 sseUeucu oeC3 eIarS
Window. The rev Senator lett ST.
Paul At noon Tor W asblnEton.
IL Is reported that uCu deposits OF
gold ana silver quartz nave OSen dis
covered Oh VabCouveI'o lsIaLd. Speed
mems have been sent 10 San Frrnc,hcC
10 be assdyed
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THE NEWS IN WAsHINGToN

WASHINGTON, March ia des q.
patch from Minister Foster, receiV-
ed early this afternoon by Secretary
Blaine, brought the first news 10
this city of the Cars assassination.
A second despatch came shortly af
ter 2 o'clock from Minister White,
at Berlin. A copy of Minister Eos
ter's despatch was sent at once to
the Russian Legation, reaching there
nearly an hour III advance OF direct
information from st. Petersburg. IL
was several hours later before the
news had anthing like general circu
lation, but this evening IL is talked
over everywhere aud absOrbs con
versation at the various Legations.
The Russian Legation has been
overrun with callers ali the evening
and both from the State Department
and from his diplomatic associates
MIR. Bartholomei, the Minister, has
received expressions of coincidence.
"ST. PETERSBURG, March 10, 1881.
40 1h. B,aise, Secretary, Rds'in0tou, II. e.;
"Empelo or wounded in a carriage to-
day by bomb. Injury not yet known.
FOSTER"
Hardly had the Secretary recovered
from The shock occas oned by the receipt
of the above whep, at 1928 p. hi. he re-
ceiyed the following:
"ST. PETERSBURG, March 10.
= tdfne, Secretary, Wash n0toM.
emperor dead.
(SIgned) FOSTER"
On receipt Of the last dispatch Secre-
tary Blaine promptly COMMUNICATED
with the Pr sident, and Immediately
thereafter sent the following:
"WAsHINGToN, March 10.
"Fbster, american Minater, 81. Petersburg !.
Express TO the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs the sentiments OF sorrow with
which the PresldenC and the people Of
the Unit Sat have heard OF The tet-
rible crime OF which the Emperor has
been the victim, and their profound
sympathy with tie Imperial family and
the Russian people in their great afll C.
ton. BLAINE, SECRETARY
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

AT the Court House, this Mon
day, auctioneer Frank Stidham
sold for sheriff Clark the following
properties:
House No. zoos Poplar street, lot
l5x68 feet, property of David II.
barker, to George Henry Pearce for
1855.
Two story brick house belonging to
same, on Scott street, between Della
ware and Gllpin avenues, lot 131x67
'eet, to } Mans, Tor 800.
Lot 4oxG7 feet on B street, between
Head and / townsend, South Whining.
Ton, property of Peter ]. Quinn, 10 j.
MarIs, Tor 800.
Lot 4OAol ieet, adjoining the above,
properly OF Peter j. Quinn, TO j. Maris,
Esq, FOR s120.
Two story frame house on Second
street, west Of Madison, lot l5x5O feet,
property Of John Logan, deceased, to
john PlunkeI, Tor 500.
House and small lot on Wilmington
and ChrIstiana turnpike, PROPERTY of
SlU0. 'o'
Lot "a by 81 feet, on stree. between
Head and Townsend, property, OF Peter
j. Quinn, TO Joshua Mars, Esq :, for $50.
A large amount of property belonging
to Isaac Murry was also sold.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
On Saturday afternoon j. T, Head.
resl estate agent, sold the followInp
properties at public sale:
two story frame house, No. 2l3
Lombard street, lot 10 feet inches by TX
rect 10 John W alsh Tor $500, -
A lot 10 feet 6inches by ~ feet, -ad +.
Joining the above, to Charles Tracy, for
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Ex-Governor P. Cochran is in the city
to-day. He looks In excellent health.
W. A. Boyd announces that he has
give up his plan of publishing a dirsc-
tory of W ilmington and the Peninsula.
Henry Wells, smyrna; ]. B. Messick
SaughLer'a station; James Nicholson,
summit Bridge; George Deaky ne. New
Castle, were registe red at the European
Hotel, and John b. LeFevre, of Delaware
City, al the Clayton House.
K. ] Muhlh- usen, organist of Grace NJ.
T.. Church, Wilmington, spent sunday
,gith the miIy OF W &. Rob nson, Ches-
ter, Pa. He presided at the organ in the
Madison Street Church lastbeven1ng and
the Chester Times says rendered charm
ing music.
Miss Stella Porter, OF Newark, Del.
who has had charge OF the North East
seminary, will accompany her father,
DR.. Porter, of Delaware College. to Min
neapois, Mimi. where he recently &C
copied professorship in a college there.
The Record, of North East, says Miss
PorCer's place there will be filled by Miss
Mackey, a daughter of Professor Mackey,
OF Newark.
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LOCAL TINE TABLE.
sAINsI.EAVE wIl,MINGTON

1hAl1NE LIEN v - W
Fox PHILAOHEPHIA.--l.5s IL, $50. l!s
$40 s.OU, s.44, IO.O2, lO.SO, q. M; l2l5; 21'
2.AS, 2OS 2SU. 4.0O, 6.i7, 7.U, s.5o, lO.VV ~
On sundays, LOS, 2.z5, S.lO.a. M; o'OJ, o'h'
Fox New YoRK.-l5s, 2.2ssO 100. 1917,
am. 1870, l2.43. 2.GS, olI. p. IN. ''h
sundays, Los, 2.23 =. M. 6.l7 p. m.
For BALTIMORE AND WAsHIHGroN.-
l2,5l, 2.0S, Ais, 7.55,S.35, a. m. lZ-oo, A.OA
t.5i 800, 7.os, p. m. On Sundays lAoi' z''0'
FoR BALTIMORE, (Bay Line connection
I.0S p, IN. No sunday trains.
FoR NEW CA5TLE.-6.O0 30, q. NJ; Luz
800, go, p. m. NO sunday trains ~ M
$50, p. m. No sunday trains.
FoR WILMINGTON q NORTH ERN II. H.
90, q. m; 400, 800 p, IN. No SUBWAY
FOR DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.-7.I5
1870 a. M: $50 p. m. No sunday trail 8.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-l243, LOB, 2Os,
7.52. $685. y.25, ~ M; l2.l5, LIS, l.OS, ~,
i.2, AS, A, 10, o.2o, 7UO, 500. ~ LILO
M. On sundays, 1913, l.5S, 2.Oo, -. lol
FaoM NEW YoRK.-l.5s. 2.OS, 7.52. ) y, n.
M; 1916, I.O2, 4.5O.7.OO p. IN. onSu avs
Los, 2.vo, 7.52 a. IN.
M; l2.2O, I2.4l, 2.Oo, 6.UI S.tS, y. IN. sun
days. J.b3, 2.l7 n. N. 6.O7. $50 y. IN.
FRoM WAsHINGToN.-l.5J,Z All. a. m.
l2.2U i2.3l, I'D, gu, e.o0 p. N. On SUI
days, 6.U7, $50 p. IN,
FROM NEw CAsrLE.-S4s. 9.3j, l2lua. m.
5.lU, 6.4O y. M. No SUNDAY tralhs.
FkoM DELAWARE X. R.-o.5O, IL M
90 p. IN. No sunday trains.
FROM WILalNGToN q NoRTHEEs K. II
sos, LIS q. m.; o.A5 p. IN. No sunday
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WRsTERN II. R-o.O9
q. M. 2 10, y. IN. No SUNDAY trains.
RAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FRoM BROAD STREET AND W ARLINGTON
AyENUE-7.Uo,T .3U, o.io, 1879, lI.UO lI.io ~ IN,
l.S0, $780, 800. 400, 49,, o.l5 6.OO, o4U 500,
40, LILO p. m. On sundays, s.l5 "a. M:
l.Ud, 9.45, ll.3U p. IN.
FRoM THIRTY-SEooND AND MARKET
SrKEETs. $3.50, lbs II. III I2.25, 4.U0, 4.
M; l.OO a. IN. On sundays, I.UV, "a Ia.
NoTE.-The black figures represent .ne
Limited Express" on which an extra
ARE harged.
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SKETCH OF THE GEAR.

Alexander III, Nicolaievltch, was
born April 20, 1918. His father was
Nicholas, Gar of Russias, and his
mother, Alexandra Feodoroona, was a
sister to Frederick William Nv, and
William |, of Prussia. From infancy
he was the object Of the tender affec>
tons of his parents, who were ex-
tremely careful Of his education. In
his early years hisroyal father was his
tutor, and Generals Frederis aud Ka-
velln acted as assistants. one of the
greatest Of Russian poets. Zhukovsky,
also acted as instructor. Although
possessed of no transcendental ablli-
ties, the future CzaPproved himself to
be endowed with more Than common
judgment, and noticeable trait of his
character was that he showed none OF
the violent passions which had been
the principal characteristics Of the
Romanolfs.
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A NEGLhDIEu COURT.
IT IN the New York Herald.

&How much longer is the Supreme
" .iG vi The UnlJe" states to be uegn
Reu,ly lett IN It's present disabled cor
dluoU? by law that tribunal consists
OF nlbe Justices. 1t shouiu always con-
sIst OF the sans number IN reality, aud
making Que allow anGe for TeasunaU Die tx.
cep ions, each one should take part in
every decision RENDERED. by the CouIt.-
The puOlc welfare demands this ami
the law conte mpIALes IT. But what has
been Tue tact?
For nearly three years Mr.. us ice
Hunt has not sat wit his Colleagues. MI
Justice CltfOru has not appe ared on the
bench durluk this term, which ctgau
LAST autumn. Both are sun memb ers OF
the Court. For nearly Two months the
Seal lett by MI. Justice Sway Ne has bse Il
allowed TO continue vJCtut, Hence IL
the middle Of : busy aud important
session, when the cdioLddr Is crowded,
when great COLs,l ulluual questions AIr
pressing Tor decision, wheu Hugauls ef
waiting patiently or Ilnpaueu ~ Tor jas
tIce, the highest JuuICiai tribunal u Cue
country Is reduced 10 TWO JAI4ds Of It's
IUmtr,cd, btIeuE.h, ana lot 10 that
crippled Cl4dIuuu uot Tor few Gaj ;
merely, but tor many weeks.
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Local Lanes.

The first thunder and lightning
Of the season in this vicinity, occnr.
red during the storm Of Saturday
evening.
Repair your pavement and save
trouble through the Street Commits
siOncr,
Wilmington's favorite actress.
Maggie Mitchell, will appear in Tie
Opera i House sometime durg
April.
The American Rifles wiz MS.
this evening for the purpose Of
electing captain in place Of Capt
Buckmaster, resigned.
Fifteen passenger cars were ship
ped by Bowers, Dure u Co., to The
Shenandoah Vally X. H., on satur.
day.
The Trustees OF the Poor announce
by advertisement to- day that per.
sons desiring to obtain permit to
enter the smallpox hospital can do
so without applying to members o.
the Board Of Health by calling al
the Office l03 w. Sixth street.
The annual ball Of the Pine Knot
Assembly will take place in Web
ster's Dancing Academy on Ease,
Monday night.
A man was badly assaulted 90
Front street on Saturday evening,
while escOrtlng a lady from the P,
w. IL b. Il. r., depot to her home,
A number Of persons were bapll,
ed in West Presbyterian church
yesterday.
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DEsERyRpLy pno,D

pEsEnvEDLr pRosPnNou..-w,..
newspapers In Philadelphi, b, Su ~
como very Improbable the Y,m 'a o. o.
started and while others were va va
gushing it has made mo,s1 ' 'aa'
states the case in brief thus; 1t
"ihe Times has attainsd
OF financial success in six vs /" measure
enoireiy unprecedented in thu L mat Is
OF American journalism, Az history
hrs' three months of its pubiiaa set the
punlicatlon, 1t never drew % 1t
from its capital for current uOIlar
and 1t closed the first wear 'A i!a,s
capital intact aud a liberal cash I'.n lIs
III lts treasury. 1t is, we bel;nnp roht
only first class daily ;ourn ieSe' The
founded in this country that h". ever
NOT less than z per cent. annual pala
del DIS to its shareholders from H. ulyl'
It sta rted; that never gave S n" uay
other obligation for money on IL, nO w. OF
ness; that never borrowed a . d UuS'
from any one; that never had h GU'.a'
paid after maturity or demand VI" ~ ua
has paid it's entire real estate r, 'aa'
gage OF $780, 600 of reserve profits !,
US treasury TO day, and that ownS a' IL
SoOo,OOO of property, without 'V ost
dollar Of debt, ON an lnve.tmo,' ons
100000 Of capital" H' Oh
Had any one else. stated it we sbon,d
not have believed it; but since fin.
Times itself makes the statement Va
are bound to put faith in it. sors ,ns
Times people ought to be-happv.
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THE NEW GEAR.

BY lar the most prominent Of the I'm
perial family after the Car is his son,
Alexander AleXandrovitch. He is regard !.
ed by many as Russia's last hope. 1hir-
ty-five years have passed over his head,
but he looks much older He is not a
handsome man. His face5is dec dedly
Calmuck in type. He is growing bald on
the temples aud back Of the head, like
the Prince of Wales and many other
royal Princes % Europe.
He has heavy square forehead, a
short fiat nose,a MephstopheleaR mouth
aud muddy compiexion. The express
sion of his countenance is curious
mixture of good mature and harshness.
HIS face, general demeanor aud character
present marked contract TO the noble
form and stately presence OF his father.
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CoLORED CANDIDATES

AllndiDg to the scramble for tbs r.,
ral oifices among the Baltimore ~,
leans, the Gazette says: "'pue
"Ihere are several coiored candt,.,..
In the field. who claim that IN. cnI Lae,
people must have a fair share oS Nv
above offices. They say thew ara ~. NV
bone And slnew OF the Repubican n,rs
~ This state; that without them n II ~ ~
cortoraPs guard, aud that thew do ~.
O.st part Of the voting, yet receiye noS,
OF tue spoils, or at least a mer. n"S
cum In the shape of a messing. !sbln~
porter" '''"'pV
Tins Is just about the relation If N,
negro TO The Republican parry in DsIa
ware, and 1t Is SAID some Of tbe wi
mington negroes are going to have tb-,
claims recognized By the adminlslrarlos
or know the reason why.
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A HEBREW FESTIVAL The les'S,
Purm, Hebrew festival, peg
sunset TO morrow night and cou. m"r,.
twenty four hours. IL is in com lne uiv n,
ton Of the d9llverance described ~ , ,us
book OF Esther, by which the ma Id NJ,
lions OF ii iman were thwarted, anu Tba
instead OF NJ ordecai, was hanseu. "a IN
festival was In former times cele DRAW soi
IA noisy manner, with loud expfes,s'U o,os
hatred Mt The reading Of HamAh LIS
in the synagogue. AT present INC u
observed with thanksgiving by lS nS XIII
IN their temples and homes AIS W The
and parties By the louDger PeoP'ee' con.
lay preceding Is fast day ~ 70
memoIatlon of EstheT's fast pi'0'
"tiuding favor" with the kiDg'
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THE NATIONAL BANK CIRCV-
iLATION.

The Com ptroller of the Currenq
said this morning that the idsnpa
bonds, both 5 aud 6 per cents, viz
have been previously on deposit
now be redeposited as security iO'S
tional Bank circulation, aud ID
where an hority has been given y
lie board of directors to an agent
assign these bonds 20 the Treasurer "
the United States, the authority Ply
pc ly executed under the seal OIL T'
bank, should accompany the BONUS
and the Attorney should sign and 'i ,s.
cute the blank assignment upon Wv
back of each bond.
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MR. WINDOWS SUCCESSOR.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, March IA
special dispatch from 81. Paul TO the
Evenln. Journal says; = "GoveruOi
Plllsbury this morning appointed Gen
eIal A. ). ELgerton, VI kasson, Unled
States Senator TO iii the vacancy maOe
by Mr. WINDOWS appointment TO The
Cabinet. The new Senator viii leay,
tor Washington al noon to day."
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THELUCK OF A CORNET fLA
EK

A native of France, NJ. Olayetten T he
weeks ago found himself 1tl,saI,
French Opera Troupe IN New ,'J do
While III ere he thought he wou 'uvs,.vi
he New Orleans people do, anu h4lf tlck
one dollar IN The purchase OIL a n Of tDe
OF IN the February drawing graIlfy
Louisiana Stale Lottery WIN loa tHv bal
ing result Of ostdlulnp slo,VOU Ot,nmpes
VI ticket No. 93, 5S6 lie now of that
the honesty OF the mtnagelnnoaus cuullnd'
celebrated institution as We n' lad writ
ing To blow the cornet. ! 40 DauphD,
leu with AN enclosure TO NJ nv. SrtO
No. $40 Broadway, New YORK Guy IT,, be
The same person al New tioasuit prob
would have had the same ummsr5&
ably.
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NOW WELL AND STRONG
SHIPMAN, Illinois.

DHIFMANl ITIIIUI5s
DIR. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear SRI wish TO state that nv
daug hter, aged Is, was pronounced in
durable, and was fast failing, as the doc.
tors thought, with consumption. on
tanned half dozen bottles of your Dis
covery for her and she commenced i'm
proving at once, aud is now well and
strong. She took the Discovery last
tall. Very truly your,
REV. ISAAC n. AUGUSTIN,
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IAHE WATTS TELEPHONE.-The won
l. ders of II simple instrument that will
yet make noise IN The world. Business
men wanting their offices connected VITA
lemote paIts ca their works Will do well
10 call on M. f. Hayden, corner Sixth
and Shipley streets, who has the agency
is now In operation for trial he refers Tor
WORK done. References: Geo. W. Bush q
son; The Harlan Il Hollingsworth Co.
J os. bancroft q sons; j. ]. gallagher
Bros, and others, decl-dlmoJ
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Personal.

Ex-U. ). Marshal John NJ. Dunn who
fora year past has been ia the South,
a specia agent Tor the Treasury Depart
ment, is now on a brief visit 10 thIs cIiy'
II. A. Gilpin Esq, paid this cly
visit to-day.
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SETTLED IN FULL.

Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., late Col
rector oil County Taxes for the North
eIn District of Wilmington, has set
tled IN full with the Levy Court and
mad his official bond satisfied. He has
yet some taxes to collect, however.
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Or. TuLIO $. VERDI, of Washington,
u, =, the celebrated author, Commissio-
her Vi The NaLlOnal Board OF Heath, etc,
etc', says the LIebig Co.'S Arnlcated Elk
tract OF itch MA "is Invaluable /"
cures Piles, SAT- kheum, Catarrh. Pain
lui Periods, rheumatism, Colds aud Neu-
falslt. beware OF Cheap counter. eils,
ne Llebls Company offers no cheap
goods. IL offers only honest preparations
aL honest prices. Sold in fifty cents and
oollar sizes, mhl0-6t,
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PHILADELPHIA MARK ETS
w EIIN EanaH AILr-l, ~. IL


FLOUR Is dull, but Hrm. Sales of l,DO
DDS, including minnesota xtIaA, clear al
~ 20 ofIa Tor low 10 fancy do. DO.
straight az 10 a 90 Pennsylvania extra
fanny AT 81 I1a5; OHIO, do. DO. at ~ "
10 20, anu Patents al ~ 76s7 To- Kye Flour
nhAIN.I" heat is IN less active de-
manu- and shade lower. sales If
O1,U9O bushels, including rejected al Al 10
al IL; No, FRED, in car loLs, at ri cal i63I
ana NO. Z RED IN eieyator,at 81 1914 March,
81 m April, ana u Is May. Rye is irm
AZ Doc. Tor PenhsyIYania. Corn is quleL
put ntm. sales OF l2,UDO bushels, inGIud-
ing yellow, track ana grain depot at
o7l3a56c.; white at 6j12 and steamer, at 5Ic.
AZ Ihe open board fast call. 555s3zc. was
bld Tor .darcn; 5llsc. for a pril, u Il 53l5c,
Tor May. UaJs aIe In moderate request
ana steady. Sales of 5000 busnels, iucIud-
ing white at 42a4il7c., and rejected and
mixed at lie. "a II1&c
The receipts to-day were as follows 1880
barrels OF flour. u, 800 bushels wheat az
VOO bush, corn, 500 bush. oats, 1850 bush.
barley, % barrels whiskey.
WHIsKEY.-We quote Western iron
bound at IL II per gallon.
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FOURTH. EDITION
had. aatlena ler ro.Day

Far weather followed by increasing
cloudiness, northerly, veering to warm
er easterly winds, stationary or lower
barometer.
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THE DEAD GEAR.
NIHILIsTs ACCEPT THE ASSASSINATION
As THEIR WORK.

NIHILIsTs ACCEPT THE ASSASSINATION
As THEIR WORK.
LONDON, March 14.-There was q
constant succession of callers at the
Russian Embassy to day to express con-
dolence. Among them were the EN-
press Eugene, the various Ambassadors
aud foreign Ministers at London, mem
bers of the government, Lord Beacons-
tiele, Sir Alexander Calf, Cardinal Man
ming and Mr.. Russell Lowell. The news
of the assassination was received by the
Russian revolutionary party In London
at five O'Clock yesterday afternoon from
their friends in Paris, Geneva and st.
Petersburg. 1t was announced in social
democratic halls by the respective speak
ers later in the evening, and was greeted
with loud and continued manifestations
of approval. 1t was stated that it is
confidently expected that the new Gar
would grant amnesty to all persons
lately transported 70 Siberia, and that
he woald concede some form of consti-
tutional government TO the people of
Russia. In nihilst circles it is accepted
as u fact that the assassination is the
work OF their organization and is not
due to private revenge. In the course
of the next few day the Russia Nihilist
Committee will, it is said, issue a state
ment of the whole affair, avowinR The
act as perpetIated at tier instigation
aud attempting to justify it. The nibi-
lists think that the names given by the
TWO men arrested are assumed, as they
are unknown to the revolutionists here.
The headquarters Of the party has been
recently removed from London to Paris.
Hartmann, who was concerned in the
Moscow attempt, LETT London last week.
A manifesto has been issued, which
was addressed to the revolutionists of
both worlds, calling upon them to as
semble at an International social revclu-
tlonary Congress to be held in London
Oh January IA, 1882.
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