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"LightninE Never strikes Twice In the
SIn.,.a

The above old adage is contradiCted BY
the experience OF the employees Of the
well known wholesale worsted house o.
|. Herman, No, 1884 Canal street, New
York, where within a brief year two gen
tlemen, Mr.. LlOhtenstein, the cashier, re-
ceived $4,000, and In the January draw,
ing Mr., David Lsoyi, a leading salesman
received $l5,000-both by the expendi
ture Of single dollar in the purchase Of
half a ticket In the monthly drawing OF the
Louisiana State Lottery from NJ. K. Dau
phin, No. $40 Broadway, New York City
'or as well Of the same person at New
Orleans, la. The next drawing occurl
March 9Th. DAN
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Hop Bittsrs, which are advertised in
our columns, are u sure cure for ague,
and kidney complaints, Those
who use them say that they cannot be too
highly recommended. Those afflicted
should give them q lair trial, and will be-
come thereby enthusiastic in the praise Of
their curative qualities, Portland argus.
NWPtW
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The Committee on Health met at The
City Building last night for The purpose OIL
examining and passing upon the bids iof
the removal Of garbage iot the year be-
ginning April let, 1881.
The contract Tor the First District was
awarded to Nj. Lukens Tor SPAS.
Second DistfiCt-F. W. Becker, $500.
Fourth DlstfiCt-Mr. Langan AO3,
Filth DistfiCt-R. D. Cline, $500.
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This Court met at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning and disposed Of the following
business:
II. Bartholomew 4 Co., vs.. A. W. PAUL..
In assumpsit. This case was put on trial
TO the following jury Of seven: Daniel
Schambta, j. Il. Hughes /. +. CLARK, John
r, Mendel, Daniel Whitehead, +. q. MY.
era, and j. II. Hevely.
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Trnnafnta nf Iiani Eatnts.

The following transfers Of real estate
we're admitted TO record in the Office. o
Recorder Hook yesterday:
Deed made February %, 1881, by LouiI
+. Stiiel, Special Commissioner, and Mar
garet Long, 10 Anton Reymanh, for par
eel Of land of the "Reilly FARM" fol
$1,000.
Deed made January 9th, 1881, by John
Walliotd and wife 10 james Lantfy, ioi
two lots In Jacobs addition 10 the city
Iot a. S25.
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Esq member Of Council, :

trurd, City:
slR:-I have served the city, on contract,
with coal for two years-lost money both
years. The contract 10 now advertised,
! am o bidder sgain. will not probably
be the lowest. Council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. have never
made application, nor do l expect to, for
relief from Council for my losses. l do
ask Council to exercise the right as re.
served by advertisement, and by 80 doing
award this contract to me on the grounds
Of being the best bidder.
Respectfully, 60.
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Positively the Last week.

All those wishing 10 consult DR.. Pethy.
bridge Of the Mcclure House, must do so
before Saturday night next, March 9th, as
bis Office closes on that day.
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A very quiet wedding took place at The
residences NJ Augustus Pollack, Esq, last
evening, being the marriage Of his eldest
daughter, Miss Bertha 10 MI. Ben Baet, Of
the Arm OF y. Baet 4 Sons. The ceremony
was performed BY Rev. NJ. Seselet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02

"THE melancholy days have come, the
saddest Of the yeaf," bee ause Of the great
inCtease OF suffering induced by. Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, ETC., all Of which Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup will promptly cure,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02

ts TO see man with his cheeks sunken,
his eyes glazed, bis teeth all gone, iresco.
ing the floor wherever he happens TO be
with The idlCe Of bad tobacco. Chen Nil.
la's Good Enough Nary Plug and avoid Ibis
yo,rMt WAS
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1.HAvE reached the conclusion that
American ladies are the best vocaliste.:-.
Nrdkosch. It's no wonder, Isn't Dt. BulPS
Cough syrup manufactured In this coun'
ify2@-EVtTV Sunday.
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CtostNa Our sALR-Commencing Mon
day, January Sd, 10 close out my large
stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets, and Wall
Paper. Gall soon and get d great bargain
at 2Ol9 and 2O21 Main street.
JOHN RoRMRR,
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Diplomacy.

EdltoS IntelgOnoer.
How is this for high2 II the plan pro-
posed in the following letter Is adopted In
the letting oil contracts by Council, how
long will II be before there will be no an.
swsrs for advertisements for bids?
WHEELING, February 90, 1881.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-02

Wilson Bios. are selling of their fine
goods fast, 50 don't delay your purchases
4 you wont anything in the way OF a fine
shoe,
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TRY Irish salmon at -
GEO. X. McMEGHEh'S,
No. 1864 Market st.
ThermoIneter Record.

Thermometer Record.
The following shows the range Of the
thermometer, as observed at SChnepfi
drug store, Opera House corner yesterday
1850, 1851.
ILhi7x,sP.H7P.M M.I2MSP. MIA
% 40 a IS u Is 20
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, D. O., March ALA. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
clear weather followed by increasing
cloudlness, winds, shifting to warmer
east, with falling barometer. ....
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This is an exact copy OF letter sent by
a member Of the present Council to his
fellow members, and shows how much fair
play he proposes to show to the other.
tloAI nANRa
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pon,l Pour AIrohnl.an the Fire,

Don't Pour Alcohol. an the Fire,
And don't take anything that has alcohol
In 1t to help inaamed kidneys. Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is purely veg.
etable, and acts directly upon the kidneys
and liver. MwrAw
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DoN'r forget the pound party at OTIS
Hall tonight. A big time and plenty Of
fun is expected. Be on hand.
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WHAT you will bay for an ordinary phoe
anywhere will buy a fine pair Of Wilson
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nENTIsTRY,-TO THOSE THAT De
u BIRE 10 save their natural teeth We would bay
that NO are now beltar prepared than ever beiors 4
enable them 70 do 10. By the use Of an ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLUesRl We oAn and are making bettel
Patients than have haretolor0 been made 10 thlI
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
Pl1ggOr, What We my WO can prove BY Actual
denomination, Call and SEQ for YolnelTes
JAMES NJ. BURGI4ON q s0Ni
ini M. IIAa Market H.. Wheeling. ". Va.
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FOR SALE,

DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
IL BALE,
will Iell that valuable property located northwest
corner Of ChApllne and Eleventh streets. II has q
front Of about 70 feat on Chaplinv and 1870 feet on
Eleventh street, portions Of II we'll adapted for retail
business purposes, Present income amounts TO 81 $50
per year, VIII sell cheap and upon taly terms,
THOA 0'BRIRN,
fplb IGii Market HtFeOt. CIV.
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FNir warning Prom a Reliable warner.
Don't neglect your health when War.
nef's Sale Kidney and Liver Cure will
surely ptesefVeiL MwT&w
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One dollar per pair saved by purchasing
a fine shoe cf Wilson BrosD Closing out
sale,
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JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,

JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,
d M0UEDsvlLLE,
$1,000 Apple Trees, two, three, four and ave year
5000 Peach, one (tTOm bud) year.
5000 PlumS, one and two years.
500 Ounces, two and three years.
5000 Cherries, one and two years,
$1,000 EVergreenS, mostly Juniper from one 10 Eve
feet Tho above are thrifty and In geod cond tlOn O'
tTanSplanting VIII sell a. low ~ the lowest, Cor.
respondonco solicited. Address, SAMUEL MIL
LER, MoupdsyillO. Nursery Is ono mile wOst Of
MoundSVille Depot. de7.D4WH
WOOLEN FACTORY FOR SALE
w The "BRdley Wooden FActory,n located on
Jacob street, last Wheeling, West va, offered ioI
sale The ground on which the works stand 10 60Xl20
feet the main building three StSrles high I0K76 e
containing steAm engine, boiler shaiiins, pullieaand
shodd picker, two BOt IS inch cards, three ring
tvSteS two mules one with $50 gPindleS, the other
1884, Spludles, eight power looms (Jlnks maEeli With
q two story bIick dwelling house containing eight
rOous. The whole will bp disposed Of cheap and on
liberal terms: For further information apply per.
snnAlly or by letter TO Alexander Bone 1878 Market
street, Wheeling, West Va. ieb4
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Three for Luck.

TWENTY-FIVE per cent saved by purChas.
ing your shoes Of Wilson Bros,
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LeprosY.

H. .. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson, n, Y, cured Of
Psoriasis or LePrOGy, o. twenty. years. standing, BY
The Cutlcnra kesolvent internally, and Cutlou and
on record. Cure certified 10 before Justice Of The
Peace and prominent ClilIBnL ALI AFFLICTED with
Itching and scay Diseases should Aend 70 s for this
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New Advertisements.
For Sale-StoCks.
To Loan-Mon8y.
Pound PsrIy-otts Hall.
LoBt-Dog.
Hostetters Celebrated Stomach Bitten
-[third page
Auction Notice.
Dissolution-Logan & Go.
Wanted-Nune.
Trustees sale-Centre Wheeling Lot.
NotiCe-Co. Partnership.
NotiCe-Redemption Of City Bonds.
Wanted-Colored Boy.
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Wonderful Cures of Salt Rheum,
Psoriasis, Itching and SCaIy Hu-
mOrO, SCrOfuIa, SCrOfulOus Sores,
Ulcers and MercurIal Affections.

CUTICURA REMEDIES consists Of CUTICURA
REs0LVENT, for purifying tho blood, through thl
bowels, liver, kidneys and skin, CUTICURA, 4
Medicinal Jelly, which removes dead flesh and skin
renders healthy ulcers and old sores AllayI naannA
tlOn itching and irritation Of the skin and "a lip and
| CUlICURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAR, which
restores whlten1 and beauties thO.Bkin. CUTICURA
IL pFOpaFtd for shaving,
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Psoriasis.

been afflicted for hinetCen years With P:orlSlS aud
nave spent hundreds Of dollars for doctors, and STUD
they call blood purlheS Doctors did not know what
10 call my disease. | would scratch nights until |
scratched myself raw; then II would dry and form
Into scales, which would all DO scratched of noxi
night, and 80 On. have been completely cured BY
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Eczema.

F. H. Drake, Esq.,, Detroit, Mich, suffered beyond
all description from Ok disease which appeared OF
bis hand, head and face, and nesrly destroyed BIZ
eyeL The most careful doCtering failed 10 help him
vent internally, Cutlcura and Cuticura e0ap Ixter
nAlly and was cured and has remained perfectly well
CUTtCURA REMEDIES
Are prepared By WeeEI Potter, C6cmiSI and DTliS.
itS SEQ Washington street. Boston, and arc for sale
~ all DruggStS Price for CurIcuRA, 0 Medicinal
Jelly, small boxes 50 cents; large boxes, 81. Cur.
cuRA REseLvRNT, the new Blood Purifier, o. PEI
bottle. CuTfcuA MEDICINAL TOILET Soar, q
cents. CuItCUM MEDICINAL SHAVING Boar, ID
cents.
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YOU can have your key wind watch madI
Into a stem WlndVr by
JACOB ". GRUBB,
Practical Matchmaker,
Corner Twelfth and Market $50.
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TO CLEVELAND.
Only Eve hours and twenty-five minutes
TO CHICAGO.
Only IS Hounl


BlSubenvtlh AooORh0tiatiOn- Leaves BelllSS II "A
P. M, Bridgeport 500 p. M; arrives al BtSu6SnTl
sos p. mi leaves StOlbenyllle at $50 d M; Rin
port d 500 a. M arrives At BellAirO al O06 d
Tickets and baggage Checks 70 all principal PHI
Once In Bridgeport.
FIR MYEH
General Passenger and TiAiM Llt,i
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SILK HATS Blocked and Ironsd at
GEO. ]. hATHIs0N's, 1922 Market 81.
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Suspension OF a. Cotton Association

first quotation from New York Of cotton
was posted on the black board OF the Ten
nessee Brokerage Association this morning,
showing q decline OF IL point, from the
closing quotations OF last night, it was an
nouncpd that the business Of the AssOcia-
ton would be suspended \ con siderable
excitement followed, but subsidized when the
operators were assured that all contracts
would be settled IN full at last nights clos
Ing quotations, which announcement gave
satisfaction. The Association has been in
operation in Memphis since September. II
is reported that their losses amount to
$50, 600, occa>ioned principally by the recent
declines OF prices Of the staple.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


NEWS AND GOSSIP; AP-
PUiNTMENTs BY THE PRESIDENT AND
CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE sENATE-AC-
1IoN OF THE DEMOCRATIC AND REPUB-
LICAN CAUcUssEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or AN EXTRA SESSION OF CoNGREsS-
ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE BALTIMORE
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD--DR DROWNING
ACCIDENT NEAR NORFoLK-BALLoTING
FOR SENATOR CARPENTERS SUCCESSOR
TUX TtXAs SENATE PASS An ANIL
LIQUOR LANA Resident of SALEM,
ROANOKE COUNTY, VA, COMMITS SUI
eide IN PHILADELPHIA NEW OR
LEANS C0TToN-SrEAMER BURNED-sU
PENSION OF THE MEMPHIS COTTON
BROKERAGE ASsOCIATioN-sT PATRICK'S
DAY PROFESSIONS IN IRELAND BEING
ABANDONED-PROCEE OF THE
BRIT ISL PARLIAMENT, &C, sc.
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strong at $3.50. BuIk.meais strong; shoulders
sSo,iss Baros i s f,ir dsTass e, ~ arm
ss, sio WSssey s sn aud 7 over !"
I'll 06.
At. LOFTS
ST. Louis. March 9-Fiour steady and Nm
sIoz4 cash. sl.0ss6 ii oss ApnL si.l ls9
siO5S May Corn lover; 3gha 39lsr cash. 4uc.
Apr1', 4Ot@46isc. May. cats dull; $3.50 33ke.
as IS. Lard FIRM: 1910 asked. Bulk. meats
higher; shoulders, - 90: rDb, ~ so: sides. ~
Bacon hi,hcr: shoulders, 1915 NIB, 80 j5@ss 90 +:
clear ts.j5@ss 80.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,. March s-Flsur IN fair dem and a nd
unchanged. Wheat weak at opening, deciiued W. /.
but closed hrT1er; No. Milwaukee,. hard aud soft
nominal: No. z. cash and March, 07isc. April,
w,ukee. cash and March, So: No 4 Milwaukee.
- J-cicd aud nominal. Corn neglected.: No. 2, SOC
Oats dull: No =. Sic. Provisions higher. Mess
.ie,m' $40 20 cash and March; fl0.35 april Hogs
lower at :5Gi5.5O.
CHICAGO.
Ct icAGo, March 9-Flour steady md
chabRrf. Wheat caster: No. Chicago swing $3.50.
cash; 99'.c @g9isc. April, il.O3xc. uay. Germ
steady ana ~ fair cemaud 37Nc. cash, 5s93ssc.
APRIL sc bid May. Oats quiet ana seah: 2.c.
rash. 2s4"; April. S3hc. May. PORK siorg and
nener al $40. Lard sITOng ana higher 90 $40 20.
bnlS-m meats active. brm and higher: skous.ers. -;
rIb' -; clear, IS 25. Whisky steady and an.
changed at Sl.U9
Cosing.-Wheat-No.2 Chicago spring. Ssi,c bsd
aud 9sac. BED March. 9a',69Obc. Aprl. Corn,
{2isc. May, Age June, 42Sc July.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, March 9.-Cotton-sSet reeeipts,
| ,556 bales: gross. 1888 bales futnres CLOSED srn
sales. 223.0O0 bales; March, $40 6ntl tf0 III
Aprll, $40 70dflO.7l: Nav. 1904; june siO.qs
sslO 9S; July. ~; .046$il.o5; August. 81 Los;
sl0il November, slO.24@SlO.2G; December,
: l0.2jdSl0.27.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
MARCH 9.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.

MARCH 9.-1he following are The quotations;
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LugS.-C OmmOn 10 good. S4sltG.
LeGE-Common, SO; meuuin, S65OM7
good, - 50; line, SlU@Sll; extra fac, :l2af
Tl4.
DARK rODACCO--MASCFACIvP
Lug FiUers.-Common. S3.j0M:i; medium,
si.j0M -; good, 5000 Is.
LeOf FfUeFS.-COumOn, 500 - 30; medium,
SGm $3.50: good, S7D IS; line, S9fSlO.
U,nDDerS.--( Ommon, S7.j0@ $50; medium,
tS.5OmSq: good. $4,000 30; hne, .lO@S II ;
extra suH-cured, sl2HSlJ.
BRIGHT CO-MANUFACTUElNG.
Siu0kerS.-COmmon, SSM$l0; medium, 500
tI2: good, 1920 sl6 hnr Sl6HS2O.
FiHerS-COnlnOn s6'Ss: medIun- S1ds9 ;
good, ! Adsl2. fine, nominal.
UrGDDerS.-CO Common, : l0Gsl ) medium, !! On
$50: good, t2O@S30; nne, Si0~foG: fancy soN
@s75. ..-
Wrn6DerS, MshOG0pV.-COmmOn, tl2Wsl1
medium. slj6@szO; good, sea sZ3; dine, $500
$40; extra, t4jGSjO.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods - confined
prIucnally to good Old heayy-boded lug aud hcil-
ticky River leaf. We quote:
Oli lugs, &iMs5: Kentucky River lugs, SlO'G
Sl2: Kentucky River lear, $3.50 SIS.
The above quotations relate 10 new iobIccos.
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. March Cotton easy: ,ales, lO7
bales; uplanIs, III Lice: Orleans, ii 0-l6c.:
Consolidated net receipts, 1882 biles; exports.
10 GteIt Britain, 9,zg2 bales; to the continent,
2lIO balcs. FlOur-SOuihern unchanged and quiet.
Wheat opeued a shade iower aud closed "A s"ade
frmrr, with light export and very moderate specn-
lative business; ungrlced req, SLID ~ pc. Corn
4mkc. higher and fanny active; ungrade,L J6@
SS-,c. Oais dun aud shade easl'r: No 2. 1870.
Hops In fair demand ana urn NearIin2s' ia re.
Coffee nrm aud quiet; Eio, lONl3c. sugar brner
AMI in lair demand; fair 20 good refining, Ia
5.l6c.; PRIME, 7hM1Gc.; refined higher ana
,irnng, with good demand; STANDARD ~ 81 &C..
MOasses quiet and steady Rice unchanged and
quiet. ROsin unchanged. Turpentine iirm"rHt 10;
G6i6c. Wool steady and In letter demand; dOmes-
ne arece, 3SdJOc.; pnled, = l6l4jc.; unwashed.
1ia36c.; Texas. 14@35c. Pork about zoe. per
tai rel higher. Ct 'Sns strong al $l3l2 hesl o37i
tor old. Mddles higher and hrm l0n2 elels'
Lard advanced about 7.}c be-t'r aud closed strong,
win fair trade at $40 60@s l0.7O-tbe latter for
choice. Freights easier
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. March 9.-Flour ST. adv; Howard
Street and western superine, s3.25Wsi; eAna,
si.25@s5; CITY Mills superrne: s. Soaf4 tNtrl'
s425@i5; family, $3.50 t6.50: Rio brands.
S5@s5.25 PaJapsc0 family, ~. WheaioSoubtIn
amber SI.Z0dSL25; No. l Maryland, sl;Zzz;
No 2 western winter red. spot and March, ), -
@s1.l7X; April, sl;lLs@Sl.lsa' May May $3.50 $3.50
hi.htr aud hrn; western higher and strong; south.
ern white. 57c.; yellow, 57Hs o7Ac. oats ou,ei
aud firm. western Nnllt, ftU5OC mIAtu, so''
apmrnn,stons drm wi h fair bOksing demand. Mess
porE. sI5.25 for old, 10 25 for new. Bnlk.meais-
loose fhOuaters and clearrib slides, none onerin2
1t 81 a aud Sic. B1con-ShoudsrS, Gle; rhar
rr,h-sides. 9ac; hams, llGl2c. lard-Rennec,
lOlc. Gomez higher and strong; Rio csrgoes, ordi-
nary 10 fair, lO4G12ac. sugar slrons: " sor,
9Sc Whiskey quie. at fl.l2H@h.i3. freights
firmer. o,,.c,>x.rt
CINCINNATI March 9.-Flonr hrmer; family,
al s1@s5. 10; f:ncy, s5.256r 1918. Wheat-De-
maud fair and 6rm; red winter. si.o8 Corn
active and hrn M 1870 i4e. Oats strong and higher
a. a7m3sc PORK 6rner at 1929. Lard strolg and
higher at 80 l9@slo2o HS a! ss,s s'rsSss s
Wnistev dull anu lower al 81 90. Sugar hrwer but
not qaotaby hgher hSsI ie ann, M" ANA ana
AZ 30 p,cs:ng, IS iO@sJ.85; butcher, $3.50
S6.40. ,or,syur
.nutsyuLE, March 9.-flouf quiet and lrm
Ia "a y51St35U; choice 10 fancy, s5.759
sa'o5. Wheat nrm at 81. Corn fairly aeiive and
a shade higher ~ 46e. Oats arm NJ $685. roTA
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Cremation in PENNSYLVANIA.

WASHINGTON, PA, March Q The body OF
Arthur SirabOs was taken from the ca,ket
this morning without ceremony and
wrapped in sheet soaked in alum water.
ID was then laid on the iron crib. and at 8
O'Clock it was placed in the retOrt Of the
LemOyne furnace. At 9:22 the furnace-dOOr
was opened and revealed the body gradually
wasting away. At 1920 \. VI. the head be-
gan 10 crumblc, and three quarters OF an
hour later nothing remained but few
bones. At 1880 the furnace was sealed up
TO cecil, incarceration being then regarded as
cOmnlPfp
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Three Men Drowned Near Norfolk.

ISptclal telegram 10 the Dispalch'I
NORFOLK, March 9.-B. Il. BarcO. OF Mar
ket Square; Charles lIalield and a man
named Wilkinson, recently from Richmond,
are reported drowned. They went down
the river yesterday in ,ailing.boat, and
parties coming up tins afternoon report the
boat capszed and the men drowned. Mr..
Barco leaves wife and several children.
Wilkinson also has family in Richmond.
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Prohibition I'm Texas.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, March "a bill to SUBJ
nit to the people constitutional amend
ment prohibiting the importation, manufae'
lure, and sale OF intoxicating liquors In this
State, except for medical purposes and sa'
Ornamental purposes, passed the Slate Senate
to-day by q vote Of % to7.
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FOrty-seventh COngress-Speciai SEES
SION of Tie AcnAte.

WASHINGTON, M0rCh ,, 1881.
The Senate convened at II NJ. \ tee-
gram from the Governor of Iowa was read
announcing the appointment of Mr.. j. W.
McDill TO fill the uneXpired term Of Mr.
KirkwoOd.
At 1920 message from the President
was received, and on motion Of Senator
Pendleton, of Ohio, The Senate went into
executive session. Upon the rt0pening OF
the doors the Senate, at l2:i5,' adjourned
until tO.mOrrOW.
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Suicide OLA vlrgininn.

PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-S. Frank Hub
bert, a resident OF Salem, Roanoke county,
Va, committed suicide at O'Clock this
afternoon by shooting himself in the temple
at the Smedley House, Filbert street near
Sixteenth.
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Tclez.nni,ic nixiaenA.

NEw York. March CAT meeting OF
the Western Union directors to-day quar-
;crly dividend OF II per cent. was declared
on Western Union stock, and also on The
certificates Of indebtedness issued 10 hold
ers Of the Atlantic and Pacific, the Amer.
can Union, and the Wes'ern Companies
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Norfolk Items.
COTTON KNITTING FACTORY on FlRE-ST0RM
WEATHER, ETC.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, March 9.-The Norfolk
CottOn.KnittiBg Factory was agan on fire
last night.
There was hail this afternoon and heavy
northwest gale tonight. 1t has been storm
ing for twenty. -four hours.
The Norfolk county supervisors to-day
commissioned the county surveyors OF Nam
semond and OF Isle of Wight to locate the
geographical centre Of the county for a
new county-Seat and remove the court.
house from Portsmouth.
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Fatal Railroad Accident,

BALTIMORE. March 9.-The 4:20 u. NJ.
train from Washington to Baltimore on the
Baltimore and Potomac road was wIeckt d
this afternoon by washOut near WInan's
station. The fireman was caught under the
engine and killed, but none OF the passen-
GERS were hurt.
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q, ~ oonoik sunday Rev. Edwin w. Beale,
nse ."e chrl.tian Church, died quite unex-
B.,eo,y OF pneumonia, aud on Monday
csn CIV. James }. Hull, OF the Presbyterian
nv .o'.n, dled from consumption. Mr.. Hull
,bis, formerly Of Pennsylvania, and was
'nlHy'ionr years Of age,