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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

ORDER or IrBLICATiOS
state 81 Wet Virgins. County ~ ohio. C.'J q
wheeling. IN the Municipal count 81 y .aa
Ing. January Rules. Issi
Alexander Nimick. Grp'ra T. N'ET's -
John slaglc, partnrv dUing bus'rrs .. -
Nh, 1Im bhme ~ Simirs aud tou ..anJ. "a
sue Tor thcm.elycs - well a. 81 to- isHlfi q
oil other creditor. ~ the Nlrgp !'n1 va,
COMPANY who may come Ia AID u.Ii''i = =
thee1penses Of ihissu.i.
The Mingo Iron WORK, Comrany eta.
~ THasCgRf
The Object OF bissuli IL to 90 ls't ssd dIsiTI
ute among the cr,dltDfs ~ The d'fsLtlE', ~
singo Iron Works Company. the s1''r, ~
which the other defendants, who are no. sbSi
holder, 81 ssid COMPANY, are liable up3' ~
statutory provisions ~ the h'hb - ~ .s IHtf
which the ,aii Ningo IfTu woiss '.uI-f1 90
incorporated, the smOnlt spushi g. 10 '''o''f..
from each stcshoi'i.r being an amount 'tr
" and In aiiitiDu D. the amount - svss tsS
by him In such rnrporstO And ltaJ-hr'gf
afiGavi' thaI the de'rbisnp. he knT1 ~
works Comp~ny, l.. BsiLIe. 1tnm0 y
Bfssher, William Dean, GoDfpc bs.i y
ward Dunn, v. FISHER Jsno GiAs. u ia
Ing. u. q. Haynes. G'ofge ingis'. . ]"
DAVID lngrsm, Herman Luusu, TL.mS j.,
David Lloyd. Abraham syer. ~ y .fT "
e. q. Booth, Alice V. MGR, u J N0rTI
W. AcCandlsss. George y. linch. 1lr.ain.
Of the estate 81 n. r Rrmlrs deo'a.Sf. -.
sanford. David Simpson, Ns'gs''t ri1iH
John u. Truil. John Is Hss,irg. snf cen
Linch. are not residents 81 the sv - 49,
ginia. IL D. nov ordered thA' Nd M '''f'.'
fendAnu do sppcsr At the n'rI ruiz az -
Ifth day ~ February, issl. ~ "!th'' - N.
following days, and do what 10 bs'ss'-iJ ~
tect their Interests In this ,uit
In testimony whereof have EsffI'L -
my name % Clerk OF ,ali Court. ne ~ ~
January, Issi, at January Rules ~ us IT,
Ofics ~ said Court
Teste. THDNIsN btpih'
Clerk ~ the Nunidpal cSgu u VIZ
VIZ. p. HrBBAsD, ,.r
Attorney jor CON pisintB1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

STATISTICS show that more beer per
person Is consume! in England than IN
Germany. In fact in Belgium the con-
sumption in a recent year was thirty
three gallons per head, while it was but
TWENTY-FIVE gallons per head in Ger
many.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

HCSDREDs OF men, women and chI-
dren rescued from beds Of pain, sickness
and almost death and made strong and
hearty by Parker's Ginger Tonic are the
best evidences in the world of its ster-
hing worth. You can find these in every
communitv.-Pod See advertisement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

THsY live a good while in New York.
PETER CoorSR has just celebrated his
ooh birthday. And now DAVID DuD-
Icy FIELD celebrates his 10Th. The lat
Ter however, does not want to be called
old. but is in active practice OF his pro-
iession, and % vigorous as he was
twenty wears go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

SoME call the Temperance amend
ment" the "whisky amendment" III
they will insure it TO be whisky nm
prorem,al, it ought to get a two-thirds
vote. 1t is the quality more than the
quantity that kills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

THERE will good come ont OF the pres
eut temperance discussion. All public
questions OF like importance should
have the fullest discussion, and every
phase oithem, fully and freely present
ed. Both. the temperance and anti
Temperance people will get new light. II
public matters are not subjected to the
crucial ordeal of argument, they are
carried upon the waves Of passion and
nreinhice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
DIED.

BCRNE-At his sons residence, on wednes.
day, February Is. ISL ct lies A. n, NITs
BURKE, aged about % years.
Funeral from the residence Of his son. Mr..
James Burke, No. 96S2 Main street, on Friday
afternoon, 18th inst, at ? O'Clock. Friends Of
me iamiiy are respectfully invited to attend.
lnterment at Mt Calvary Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

FERNANDO WOODS death, it is stated
in Washington, was FASTENED by his de-
sire TO get his reiunding bill through
the House. He had set his heart on
this, and attended the sessions OF the
House aghinst the coansel of his physi-
clans, and when in a state OF great phys
zeal exhaustion. He succeeded in pass
ing the bill with the three per centum
through the House, but it is doubtful If
il will become law IN that shape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

4 PnILADELPHIA paper speaks oil q
Congressman who set out against rail-
road corporation with blood in his !eye
and a wampum charged with darts
The same thing is becoming common IN
these parts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

JEFF DAVIS book will be one oil the
literary sensations OF the year. It's en-
titled "The Rise and Fall Of the Conied-
crate Government" and will be issued
by the APPLEroxs in two volumes this
SDrinV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

NEARLY one-tith Of all the cotton rails
ca in this country in 1850 was raised in
Texas. That year Texas produced
1000 900 bales, or eighty times as much
as she produced in 1910.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Clerk OFFICE, BOARD or COMMISSIONERS,
WHEELING, February IL, 1881.
Sealed proposals will he received at this Office
un il II O'Clock noon, March ], 1881, for iun.
ishing Ohio county with collins, &c. for use Of
the p or.
Bidders will specify price for collins, adult and
youth size IA years and under, and also COM
mon hense, hack and buFgy.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
BY order of the Board:
febili- CHARI.kS II. DElTERS, Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
COAL VEIN FOR SALE.

WILL LEASE Or SELL ONE HUNDRED
I acres OF stx foot vein OF coal. lying on B. q
y. X X ct Nefs siding, on reasonable terms.
Coal Just high enough 70 load cars and locomo-
uyes, having screens and schutes for sane. In.
quireol JAMES SHIELDS,
deS1gb Shields p, D., Belmont county. q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
Stockholders' Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Eureka, Cochransville amp
CORVALLIS railroad Company will be held ~
Fureks, Peasants county, W. Va, on the first
Monday IN April, ISL, between the hours Of
and O'Clock P. NJ, for the election OF Directors
and the transaction OF such other business as
properly comes before IL; at which time IL Is
proposei 10 increase the capitol stock from
81, SO to $1,000. J. {. COCHRAN,
feb2cawrb Treasurer.
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nrw ApvERrIsEMEnrs.
ASSlCNEE'S NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE FIRMS
WiIi please call and settle their accounts, al the
store corner OF Eleventh aud Market streets.
WI BUTLER, Jr..
,ah,-,ts Assignee,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

TIE railroad racket in the House has
AT last assumed the grim yisage OF
WARi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
PARKeRS HAIR BAISAM T.: =; a ~ T p. :ss
Brooke County Farm for Sale.

THE FARM BELONGING TO THE HEIRS
i Of Margaret Browning, deceased, is now
offered for sale. located one mile below steuben-
Vile, in Brooke county, W. Va, and is now oc-
cupied by g. J. Browning; iswell improved and
under good state OF cultivation. The whole is
undsrlaid with the Steubenville Aein OF shaft
coal. For further uarticuars inquire Of
LEWIS BROWNING,
oc1Q-Sh 49, ,ha ga kax,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
IL ISL.

HVoNEY-ON THE AFTERNooN OR EVEN.
vi ing OF Tuesday, 18th inst. somewhere IN
the central part OF the eity1prooaoly on mae.
pocket book, containing $50 in paper currency.
The hnder will be libers.ly rewarded by return
ing the same TO Inis Office. .,,.,.,. o,,,>,,,
febiTQ ON IN QClNN'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
NOTICE.

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILWAY
w Company.
Inc STOCKHOLDERS OF the Wheeling AID Elm
Grove T.. r. Co. will meet at the COur. Room oil
the Ohio County Court House, pursuant 70 al
iournment, on Thursday, February IL, 1881, at
I'm for the Transaction OF such business az
may come before them.
febS 1917 SAML MATHEWS, Secy.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

CLE.k'sovrIcg. BOApD or' osspst0s ~,
WHtGIisG, February 10. i''i /
Sealed proposals will be r'crlyei o. 'h.,os.,
until i? o'ClOk nooI. MAfrh Issl. 81 'l'H.,
ing the ohio County lunfmsiy st fim rr'
WIN coal iof one year from APrl J. l-..
April I. isl.
lids must be for clean coal. miI"i osl al
nut coal.
III. board reserves the right g. f'.od aay
ali bids.
by order 81 the Bnari
fcbili CHARLIE H. DEITTN- Ilst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
NOTICE..
SEALED PROPOSALS.

CLERKS OFFICE, BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
WHEELING, February II, ISL. !
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until ~ o'clock noon. March l, lssl for furnish
ing the Ohio County Jail with coat for one year,
from April |. ISL. TO April l, 1852.
Bids must be for clean coal, mixed coal and
nut coal.
The Board reserves the RICH. TO reject any or
all bids
By order Of the Board:
tebili CHARLES II. DEITERS, Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
NOTICE.

CLERKS OrTiCT. BOARD ~ toHsI,IoNIU
WH,Elts". February li.ISL /
To all Whon II mny s0i.oorH
JAKE NOTICE.
That the Board ~ Equalization anh Apts,sT
the ohio Comfy Boart ~ Commissioner 49,
commence thti siulngs TUESDAY. Fsbus.T..
1871, Ia hear nui determine ell Appllosunn,'..
reduction of assessments sc, And " 100 rDrtHa
their situngs from dny 10 ia, uulil the bgrue-
before them shall be- dspO 81 o.
By order Of IA. Bnhrd
ieblli CHARIF ~ ~. DFITFRs Clsfl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
FOR RENT.

MY HOUSE on SOUTH PENN STREET,
WI Island, House in good repair. Location
desirable. Terms moderate. Enquire al 1907
Chapline street, Centre Wheeling.
feds. F.P.CAMPBELL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
FOR RENT.

"OUSE WITH SEVEN ROOMS. HOT AND
III cold water; bath rooms; In good condi'
lion. No. 81 Eleventh street.
Up TRUSCHEI,
febih No 1880 MarkctSt
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FOR RENT.

YT,HE STORE ROOM ~ GRANT house
i Building, now occupied by Thos. I. Hey
man. Possession given April LIST. Apply 10
HENRY X. LIST,
feb5h li0l Main street,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
@. MENDEL 81 CO.,
1924 MAIN STREET,
Wheeling, w. VA.

UNDERTAKERS h0TICE-Mr B. Zook our Undertaken has re-
moved from Fourteenth street to No. 1919 eo street. the first hou.
below Furniture Factory He has Telephone communication direct
his house and will calls promptly at all hours The most
careful attention wbs given to all undertaking
him. Parties TeIephonng will please call No s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Saturday. March 10. 1885,.
Mr. Benjamin Dnrfee, private secretary to Assistant.
Secretary UPTON Of he Treasury Department. has been
appointed 81 rk OF tho Senate COMMITTEES on FINANCE
The National Board Of Health received advices today
that during the iost 81 January 1881. there were D24
deatha st Valparaiso thlry1y Of which resulted from
smallpox. Tie population IS l0l l0SS q;
eocs for the payment OF t3c registered interest," due
by the Government April next, being prepared &C
the Treasury Department Tue interest due Oh that day
Is the quarterly interest on the 4 per cents.
The Treasury Department has ordered the ansfer OF
S57547 734 I'm gold bullion from the New.York Assay
Oalce United States Mint at Phndephla FOR COLI
age INTO eagles and hat-eagies.
The Chic. Of the Bureau Of Statistics reports that the
total values OF the exports Of petroleum and petroleum
products from the United States during the month OF
January. 1881. were S2,006 227, and during January
81 1881 s22 s39326 ana ior the seven months ended
January 81, 1850, S25,934,159.
An order was issued by the War Department to-day
detailing Colonel +. A. Rockwell Superintendent Of
Public Buildings and Grounds, and in charge Of the
White House, public reseryations and parks. Colonel
Rockwell was classmate OF President Garfield aG
Williams College, aud they are warm personal friends
As member Of the Presidents household, he VIII make
the presentations at all public receptions at the White
House.
circular was issued to-day by Secretary Window,
announcing that until further notice fractional silver
coin a standard silver dollars will be sent by express
free Of charge, requested under the regulations Of
this DEPARTMENT OF $500 any multiple thereof
or by registered mall free OF charge II requested, in
sums OF $780, any multiple thereof not exceeding $780,
al the fisk OF the person to whom sent. Any spond
dence pertaining TO this matter should be addressed 10
Treasurer OF the UBited States, Washington d. U,
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CLUBBFD TO DEATH Win A GUN.
1HLEGR4PaIO NOTES.
r,NNrRs rHaEArRNINa 10 Stake.

rANNERs THREATENING TO Stake.
PrrTsBuRG. Penn, March lg.--Iho tanners OF
and Allegheny have informed thoir employers that
Wages are not advanced 20 per cent By Apr J. they
will etrike.
RoBsERIEs AT OCEAN BEAcH n. ,.
OCEAN BEACH, N. j.. March 19.--ln the last week
dsrine robDefies have eoInlsted among the
here The local authorities ara on tie pok but
no arf ests nave been made
SUDDEN DEATH.
RFn BANK; n j.. March 10--JohU Martin age
Ave an old lesident Of the Hghlan, and eonnecte
stR ha Neptue CnO l0n, dropped dead
while entering his house last night
NOT GUILTY, or MALPaA0TTcE
NoRwnoH NJ Y. March 10.--Dr.J. ID. Bicachan, OF
eubrcge wbohas been on trial fc the Inst days
t WAS this aften0on pr0ounced not gully
dfhe vef,iie iet caused tha utmost excitement III
GETTING HALE Oh, WHAT sTliEY ASKED.
RFLDING Penn, March 19.--Ihe iifty-si:1 etone
,oe1aers IN he sapI0y OF Orr Painter Cefnpsny who
sFcK or an advance Of 10 per cent On th0a9H evenings
viii return 10 work Monday morning ~ an advance a par
ceak ~
TIIEs ANNIvERSARYs OF HATlIs MH
RAJiI hse March ID --4ha clty to-day cet abFRted
te one hrndsedth nJniYeraot q ~ - rA
afo exereia ca lstilfg AsgpTica
Al nrafsin lna paeni. Saltes were raa ~ 9uh ftA q
asapti focept0n wa ktep ln t1 eyeihg ~ hAe 1k2y
ihfifed glptl Eske ffeseht u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-20

shall cede not only Creto but Thessaly and perhaps
strip OF Eprus War is almost inevitable IN
OF the indifferent attitude Of Austria and Germany
We have the best reasons 10 believe that the ROWsrs
have informally notified both Greece and Turkey tp tnS
latter Will not be permitted to send ships 70 GteeA
watere."
qhe PgH Hall Gazette In leading artlcle saws: 'Iae
from tho East Is ominous OF Crete is the na
which the Turks offer TO cede, Tho ceason OF SFete
and Tbessaly ia the minimum which tho Powers VIII hc
eept. Unless means eau be found TO bring the lpin
mum the maximum, the Greeks viii INC It'll ~
tier, and war will begin which may not close upln
hes spread far beyond the limits OF the Ottoman Eli
pe II the powers, even at the eleventh hour womb
act with decision, would not begin. IL war pegns
II will be because permission for II has been given ~ one
or more powers to whose refusal however dhguseu
participate IN tho collective action OF the concert ne
war will be due" W
In the face OF the grave possibilities OF general var
resulting from any serious disturbance OF the peace ~
the Est need not, now, absolutely despair ~
the adoption Of vigorous measures which alone eau PIC
vent w0r between Greece and Turkey Tie Powers can
peace by accepting the POrtes oer OF Cfet anu
enforcing. II need be- by tho dispatch OF lronolens ~
the PrBus It's acceptance by Greece or they can denne
their boundary line and, by imperative codnses a
CODstantinople enforced II need be- by the dfpacn o
ironads TO the Bosphorus secure It's eesslen py tne
Sultan. ta.ff
!" There is no third way OF preventing war. The re-
spopsbiity FOR the failure TO adopt ono or or
these methods viii not is at the door OF EaEand Ne
any opportunity remains OF combined and eohectVe
action for the preservation Of peace Lord GranYe anu
Mr. Goschen win not ntermit their exertons 70 secure
its aloDtloD.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-20
THE GREAT LONDON LIBEL SUIT.
LmoUcnERRs PLEA OF JUSTIFICATION.

LONDON Saturday, March 10, 1881
In the Lawson -Labouchere libel case, now
on trial in the COurpueens Bench. Mr.. JSbouchere's
plea in Justification OF his allegation that Mr. Lawson
disgrace to journalism covers fyhye folio pages. He
declares that The Daily Telegraph ir Lawson's paperl
is conducted professedly Liberal principles, in
fact solely the peeunary and personal Advancement
OF the prosecutor OF this su that the prosecutor
order obtain information from officials, and thus give
his paper the appearance OF being the official Liberal
organ, published seryile fusome batteries respecting
Mr. Gladstone and Mr.. Bright and other Liberals; that
when the Liberals quilted office he published false and
defamatory articles respecting Mr.. Gladstone and Mr..
Bright with the like intent OF obtaining peeunary and
social advantages and extracts from articles inserted by
the prosecutor similarly abused and hattered Lord Bea
consfeld and Lord Salisbury when out Of ana In Office
He declares also that the prosecutor habltually
printed obscene and immoral advertisements,
and charged extra tariff for tnem, and
while printing them Published articles do
nouneng the mischief caused by such advertisements
that the prosecutor habituay published baby4rmS0g
ADVERTISEMENTS charging extra for them while edltor
ally denouncng baby farming; that extracts inserted
by the prosecutor habituay exolIed the Christian TO
son though he did not believe In It, the articles the
subject being prompted by sordid motives; that the
prosecutor published letter. wholly partly written
IN London, purporting 70 be from Paris
Mr. Labouchere declares also that the prosecutor
changed his name 10 conceal the fact that he Jew
and because ne 10 mhamed oi tne hhme " Aefyi that
the urosecutor was angry and felt insuted because
stteon was drawn 20 the fact that his family we're
once oot and being determined TO take mean and cow
srfv he armed himself With stck ard lay in
wait i dark street and attacked the defendant from
bend that he referred tho detendanys second 70 the
seccnd 10 arrange aduel ana after having
snnnosed lie was willing 30 light be consulted the ladies'
az is family and Mr. Edwin Arnold, aud then refused 70
that the prosecutor published false accouue OF
this assault and that the prosecutor 70 an Ignorant per
son. - I..a.nh... 6,...4oA 90
tile above plea, taes about the same range
40 ; te former hearing OF e case before sr Robert
fessnnchere. From the observations OF Lord Chief-
T,stiee Coeridge, Mr. Labouchere seems 70 have the
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the House have ceased to consider Mr.. cOweh as q
BOOTH AND IRVING.

BOOTH AND IRVING.
Mr. Booth as King Lear continues to attract en-
thusiastc audiences. He opens on Monday as Shy
lock aud as PetpcAiO. His wifss long illness has
reached an acute stage, resulting in delirium Her
condition oocasons grave apprehension, though her
physicians. including r.Jenner. have great hopes
of Improvement. Mr. Irving has issued invitations
tonnmerous friends to meet Mr.. Booth at dinner at
the Garrick Club on the Sd Of April.
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUIT.
All efforts to arrange settlement of the lawson
Labouchere quarrel failed. The opening for the
prosecution. disclosed no new facts. Mr. Lawson
was the first witness and was effectively cross-ex-
amined by Mr.. Labonchere, who defends himself
without counsel. Mr.. Lawson involved himself in
frequent contradictions and absurdities. Mr.. La
bouChere intends to bring out sundry scandals
damaging to Mr.. Lawson and The Telegraph. es-
pecaly in regard to publishing indecent advertise
ments at an extra price, and to political peril
dies The trial is expected to last all next week.
s i&s G.w.s.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Saturday, March 10, IS

LONDON saturday, March ~, ISL
The port OF Copenhagen Is now open for steamerS-
Joseph Brooke, OF BolliDgtOn, has failed HIS liabilities
stated TO be upward Of $4,000.
The Cambridge University Will TO Mortlake
ON Monday next
The resignation Of General Milon, italian Minister Of
War has been accepted accouat OF the state Of his
health.
The British ship The Craggs, Captain Hughes, from
Pensacola for Glasgow before reported ashore near the
Null OF Kintyre, has been rOatcd.
The oldham Cotton Spinning Companies have resolved
in favor OF Garston cotton receiving port instead Of
Liverpool owing to the lighter harbOr dues at the first
named port Two ships with American cotton have
already arrived at GarstOn.
The Times in editorial article morning maintains
the strict accuracy OF Its statement yesterday that 1t
was intended to complete the evacuation OF Candahar
by the 18th OF April but that the Aeer has requested
the pOstponement OF the evacuation until he Las ar.
ranged for taking over the city and province,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-20
PUBLIC CREDIT ABROAD

LONDON, Saturday, Marcn lV, ieel'
The Economist says: "The rate OF discount
for bank bills, 60 days months, Is 2l92Ss per cent
and for trade bills 90 days to mouths, 2o3 per cent
On the Stock Exchange the movements OF the week snow
no sign that great event has taken place In Russia
The fine weather began. to affect benefoialy the
markets despite unfayorabe traffic returns and the gold
Withdrawals for shipment TO America.
Neither South African affairs the proposed gift Oh
R5,0o0O00 TO India could eounteract the upward ten.
deney. Even Russian bonds not quite per cent
down on the week Nearly all the other toregn Govern
ments are higher. In American railways, 81 Louis
Tunnel advanced 2, and Ohio and MtsslssippiL 4 st
Louis and San Francisco have fallen 2, and Central
Pacific of California 1.
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TIE GENEEA AWARD FUND.

BosroN, March 19.-At q special meeting
to-day of the Board Of Trade, held to consider the dis
trbutIon Of tho Geneva Award, the following resou-
ton was unanimously adopted
Resolved That in the oplnon Of tho Boston Board Gt
Trade the Coneress OF the United States should carly IN
te sessnf anaot suitable legislation for the dstri-
button OF the balance the Geneva Award Fu1d 70 the
esns ~ o lost yoeSela and eargoes by the depreda-
LIONS OF Confederate cruisers duriue the war OF he Re
belion and 10 those who were Obliged 70 proteot tne
comme Foe under tho American dag by the payments 70
underWriters OF extra insuranee aganst tue rsks OF
capture and destruction because the Governments o Ine
Initial states faed by tts navy 20 protect american
yessels eareoes and freight from spotiation'
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KILLED By A COLLISION.

ST.. LOUIS, March 19.-While a stock train
was being loaded on side track at the stock yards at
Parsons Kansas last night, incoming train from Be-
dalla at high rate Of speed to the siding, and
came In collision with the standing train. Engineer
Henry Ho"land and William r. Vawler, brakeman on
the incoming train, killed both locomotives and
about twenty cars were demolished Rowland leaves
Elk small children, their mother having died about
year The accident caused by Joseph
ducor OF the standing train, having cAreessy opened
the switch after his train had been backed 70 the side
track.