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FEELING BETTEE, THANK HOU.
Ensct orthe Caneus Action on the Spirit
OF the Republican Congreasmen.

EEIsct orthe Caucus Action ON the Spirits
OF the Republican Congreaamen.
WARRINGTON, March 16.-The Republi-
can members Of the House were in better
spirits to-day than for week past. 1t was
very generally felt that the action
of the caucus last night y.cleared
the political atmosphere Of the
determination not in favor Of the reduc.
tion Of the whisky and tobacco taxes, and
an earnegt effort TO reach the Tariff Com
mission bill under the present rules give
defnitenesg to the purposes ofthe majority
heretofore lacking.
The extreme protectionists admit that
the caucus action was surprise to them.
Nevertheless there is very little talk Of the
renewal Of the attempt to force reduction
OF the internal revenue, which would result
in the retention Of high custom duty.
The Ways and Means Committee ac-
cepts the decision. The caucusses to-day
tacitly agreed to abandon the Carlisle bill
and bring in bill which will remove all
internal revenue taxes except those on
whisky and tobacco.
Commissioner Raum Is pleased with the
action Of the caucus. He thinks there will
be IN immediate return OF the large re-
ceipts to his office, which had begun
to fall of in consequence Of the
agitation for a reduction Of internal
revenue taxes. The receipts for next month
will probably be higher than last year
because the stock OF whisky out
OF bond is now lower than for
long time, the expectation that the
tar would be reduced causing dealers to
hold of. He estimates the Internal Rev.
enue receipts for the fiscal year at $780,
100000.
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coLUMBUD MOTIFS.
Automatic Company AssiEns-wheelinE
Valley Coal Company Incorporated.

Automatic Company AssiEus-Wheeiing
Valley Coal Company Incorporated.
Special Dispatch 10 tho Intelligsneer
CoLUHIus, O., March l6.-The Timms
Automatic Transfer Car Company made
an assignment to-day to George E. Roberts.
There was nothing in the deed Of assign
ment to indicate the amount Of assets and
liabilities. The company recently mort
gagged the works to Theodore Leonard and
Alfred Kelly for $5s,G00.
The Wheeling Valley Coal Company
was incorporated to-day with capital
stock Of $4,000.
The National Water Works Association
in session here, visited the Columbus
Water Works and Penitentiary this morn
ing, and were banqueted at the Neill
House tonight
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RAILROAD PRospEcrs IN rnE WEST.

"What did you find the prospects Of
railroad business In the West 10 be?'
. was surprised to find the outlook 40
universally and 20 extremely favorable.
Everybody In the West, both among farm.
ers and speculators, expect 4 large wheat
crop. The winter has been very fayora.
bic, being wet and open, and spring
opening very early. Farmers were plow.
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,ecInl pInntch to tho IntellIreneer.

Special Dispatch to the IntcllIgencer.
RAvESswooD, March 1e.-The trial Of
John Cain, for the murder Of Henry Brown,
is at an end. The jury returned verdict
Of guilty, and the prisoner was sentenced
to fourteen yearS imprisonment in the pen
itnntinru
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r,s ,sE ct, Rev, 0. 4, Burgess, pastor Of tho
d disI iiSIIuinS clergymen Of that tommun.
VT" Yesterday at his residence in
n:'-Chico0o n: Tribune cf& i5ii. "
sn.s. ~ gentleman was well known in
s,,a1., ''s county some yeaB ago, where he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-17

NEE YORK, March l6-F1ouE steady and un.
eSnanSedi TeceipN l2.bSb barrels; exports 1000
subsequently, became weaker and lost the advance.
then strong again aud advanced 1as<c CloSIng fffa.
receipts ?Iogg 3, "a, bushels exports S61 GpshGis No
2 ihIcago spring 81 5S delivered: unEmded Ied
81 i2Ai 251i; No, rcd 81 g5Ifal $50 new; 81 az
a. " 0ld: ungraded white 81 Gal 90; No / white.
NO 2 red March, sales 1910 lUShelA AZ 81 NiSa
~ closing at 81 SllS April, Sales $4,000 6,ith.
S s az y y S1i W Sl9Sang g g SS1 May alcS
june ,sIes SRsns az ~ y Su;Ss s3Sns g 9
a. q SH July, ales 5000 bushels ii Il 2iSis
SoI!, closing ~ 81 2ok: Com SRHc higher, md
unsettled: receipts l6g0e bushels: eSnorts 600
bushels: unEAded 6Ja7Cc; No. 3, 7la7I5<c; M. 2
HIFa7S9<tc new; 7l9[c delivered M, 2 Gsfch. TSj<s
!AHc, clio lug q 54kc; April 7S5ta76o, cloiinE n
aAc; Nay, 55Esi6S closing at sS1ssc; June, 7i5<
y aS M closing SI0sinS ht ,Sss Oats hane lower receipts
o!ci while western 6!a5 c. Hay steady and iaifly
active at 6iaiOc Coffee quiet and unchanged.
sugar , dull 9nd nomlnAl refining fair 70 good ~
held Petroleum dull aud nominal; UnIted SlIc.
etuIe G34HI7sEi telhed THc THllow easier and
weak at i.saT9Sc Resin hrm at @ S2Ifa2 az.
Egss western fresh gull aud drOopingAt ia, Ttir.
penilne hrmer at 62Isc. Pork aciIyc. afm and
higher mess Sl7 75AiS Is. Beei quIet and Steedv
Cnt meats 81 Onger and quiet; long clear o i2La
5;M g53M short GIsaF I,s lo5l9 Lard demand active;
for choice l6ai9c. Cheese dull aud unchanged
CHICAGO March l6-Flour steady and unchanged !.
Wheat active but shade lower; No Q Ihiearo
spTing g S9al q Y cash; Z! st4l March; SIZE
A1prli y H1 bid May; 81 TX Jupe sI2I5Sai q
yuy. Ohn ialfly aetive and thade hiPher IL t2K
hIiAG ,I3A CASH i21$c March f2ho April; 45Iic Nay:
iIzse June; 4i35e July: Com unsettled. but eener.
NY ny. nigher a. 80 s1sh 6Se March; Apiil 60
sSSis%Sdy SisSy, and I, unchanged 1g BARLEY active Inn and
~ 3al7 2il caAh; 81 90 March and ApFII: iii So
Nay; SlI % June Sl7 ef4lI % Jnly. Lard aelye
trm and higher Rt $40 6jai0 OK cakh; SO 6Iil
April $40 S2Salo IS May; SO 63Hai0 SS June:
~ % July Bulk meats moderately active and
higher; Ghondcn % 6S ShOrt Fib 50 7S:Ihoft clear
@S WhiSky steady and unchanged al SiiS Cell
Wheat unsettled and higher q 81 SIX March;
81 8S April: o. TX May: u 2SJ June; 81 2iIai "
July; No, T. 81 0sal Isl; rejected sOlSSc com N.
Tive hut lower lt llfSc March: 6Sa6sJ1ie Ipfii;
eatIer aud declined Nc. PorI arinef and adyanced
2'Sr Lard hnner, but not quOtably higher. n
1rusyiLLE, PA, March l6.-oIl opened at soye:
highest VIC; lowest 6Q5fs; elOsed NJ SJsEns li,it
me9@ ne s tgs barrels; charlen, 42s barrels rms
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SAGE AND NLEK.
why Russell Sage Is Confident ofa Brisk
Railroad nusIness-The Recent Panic.

Why Russell Sage Is Conndent ofa Brisk
Railroad nusinsss-The Recent Panic.
NEw YoRK, March l6.-when asked for
bis opinion Of the present condition Of the
railroad business, and the prospects Of the
companies, last night, Russell Sage said 10
Tribune reporter: The present inability
Of the promoters Of the railroad enterprise
to 90 on, being checked by their failure
to negotiate bonds and stocks to secure the
money TO prosecute the work OF construc.
tion, leaves the older and already finished
roads in better shape than would be pos.
sible Il the mania for building new roads
were 10 continue.
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D,.,is,i. ~. h'l'hie Ga.'tIs puts on record the
Ss,''i0n s,r.a . that the River railroad will
S,,.. a . Y built. Win Senator Camden
F''Hse make note?
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMEncIAL.
New York Money ana stoeI,,-


NEw York, March l6,-Money 4aS per cont ns,
annlm closing at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper ba6 per cent. SterlluR EXCHANGE LsnEs,'s
oills " steady q ~ SlH; demand slS9.
Governments Irregular.
., 8, q, extended. OOJ Iehieh A WIZ, ,na
S. extended Isl. r & 81. civ iSss iiii
Ss y. Pacific bonds ira iibl
r Land Gfanlsii5G
rrscine, e5 q ngo;.i3 ~. 7. 3. u Bonds
central Pacific, lSt.ill5 Texaa Pacific lti ia w
SoHered. - ~ = N'DlY''. va
RAILROAD BONDs-Grrcgulaf
STATE SEcuRfrtls-wiihOut feature except fer.
bSt SG ,S SniS opened per cant higher
L.ouISiAnA ConsolG-. SIIElvlrEduiA q n
Missouri es,..-.........' Virginia consoiS ex.
81 JOSEF trA mat oounonG e0ik
Tenne&ee S,........ VlrEiniR deferred. i, is,a
EenneAee y, neW-- ~ sofered, l
s ssIohs.sh9re 10y. speculation opened strong and "a
" per cen! higher than yesterdays cinIil bTiees
Lhe latter for T., o., Z. L. while EIie pFeferred
opened a u, All advance Of 3k pef cent iirnn ils
sIonIP I previous aie In The early trade, after ie
lonAl advance In the general list and ~ bef rent
lnsNew Jeney Genital, u decline Of Xail per eent
was recorded, In which New jersey Cei,ihii Dei,.
yer Mo Gnndc and Louisville & Nashviile were
ae sne ilo.t coinSpieuonH About Il O'Clock the mar
SeI tee3Yefed al per cent. the lAteriot Cincinnati
Sandu'ky \ Cleveland while Alton & TeFre Hauis
common advanced per cent, preferred lJS pef c,nt
md Erie preferred IT per cent, ~ - S''''
In the early part Of the afternoon this ,yas sne.
ceeded BY decline Of 1St3 per cent In which Now
IeTSy central, Metropolitan Elevated and Denver
S.sSEo ko Gnnde an were the most prominent After this
leeilne the mArAet beclme irregular and ln,etfled
and continued so 10 the close the nrinrinSi
changes being an advance OF I per cebtand 4 m.
ZINE Of u New Jeney Central, an advance Of Ik
y " Aoh ~ derTe MalIe pselerrcd an advance II
Houston 4 Texas, and decline AZ nor sent ia
Memphis Charleston. In tho final dealinrS the
seti At iell o traction, and the market closed
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Chesapeake anal ohlo Railroad Anairs.

Chesapeake anal Ohio Railroad Aralrs.
RICHMOND, Va, March l6,-The stock.
holders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company met to-day in annual ses-
sion. President Huntington made report
covering the operations Of the road for the
past fifteen months. During that
period the extension OF the main
line to the deep waters Of the
Chesapeake Bay at Newport News and
connection with the Southwestern system
Of railroad by means Of the Elizabethtown,
Lexington & Big Sandy road have been
made, two events which will have very
important bearing upon the fu.
ture operations Of the company
opening, as they do, continuous
connection with the largest Western cities
in the Ohio Valley. The general tenor Of
President Hun tington's report shows a
prosperous coJldition Of the company.
Gross earnings for fifteen months, $685.
96si expenses, S2,24S,4So; net earnings,
s6s25S7.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the
directors to CO instruct q branch road from
Newport News to Old Point Comfort. The
old board Of directors was unanimously re
elected.
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Nsa', E,i.!SSSSS ~ SSSF druggistfo copy Of ot"Younr
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no DANCER FRoy coNprrlr,o

Are not the established telegraph prop.
critics exposed to the dangers oI competi.
tion7'
"The competition does not threaten
more than TO take part Of the increase Of
business" DR.. Green answered.
"1tis thoughts by some that the ODD osition
companies capitalized by 4 low cost. nav MT
only do that, but through reduction in
rates, take away part Of the regular bus;.
ness Of the old company" said the re.
porter.
capitalization has nothing "a do v,,h
the rates, DR.. Green rejoined, "We have
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WASHINGTON.
The Cream OF the News at the National
Capital.

The Cream OF the News at the National
Capital.
Special Dispatch to the IntclliEencer.
WASHINGTON, March lG.-A. NJ. Gibson,
late attorney in the Star Route case, has
withdrawn from the cases. He finished
the work which he started in to do. Col.
VIM. Cooke, it is also stated, is talking
about retiring. lie does not like the way
Col. Bliss does business, and proposes TO
quit He leaves 500 day.
tERGEANT MAsoS's CASE.
Petitions for the pardon Of Sergeant
Mason are flowing in upon the President
from all parts Of the country. The first
that came was from northern Ohio, and
was very largely signed. The impression
prevails that tho President will pardon
Mason within amonth or two, on the ground
that six months in jail before the trial was
sufficient punishment for the ofense.
DEMOCRATS NOT SATISFIED WITH RosECRAXs.
The Democrats are not all satisfied with
The selection Of Rosecans rs Chairman OF
the Democratic Congressional Committee.
They assert that he will be open to as.
saults from the Republican papers for hay
ing attacked the memory of dead man,
and will be attacked by4he Protestants be-
cause he is Catholic. He has little or
no knowledge Of politics, and lives over
1000 miles from the base OF operations.
Mr., Flower is not q little disappointed at
his III success. The Republicans assert
that Rosecrans' nomination is a bait thrown
out to the solder element, and laugh over
the Democratic attempt to catch the soldier
element in the last campaign.
A MONUMENTAL COMMITTEE.
Messrs. Sherman, Hoar and Voorhees,
have been appointed by the Senate Com
mittee on the erection Of statute to the
late Chief Justice Marshall.
cARLIsLE's BILL sNorHERED.
Admonished by the action Of the Repub-
lican caucus last night, that it was not ex-
pedient to reduce the tax on whisky and
tobacco, the Committee on Ways and
Means, at their meeting to-day, virtually
abandoned the Carlisle Internal Revenue
bill. A bill will now be proposed to cx-
tend tho time in which distilled
spirits shall remain in bond, to remove the
tax on matches, and to repeal the proprie-
tary stamp tax as well as the tax on bank
deposits and the stamp tax on bank checks.
The tobacco and whisky men in the city,
who have been pushing for reduction,
are glad that the caucus made the declara-
ton that it did, rs the uncertainty of the
passage OF law reducing tho tax had
...;..lo.l n,.i un.;n,,ni,, dis4rrl,nl thn Arnln
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Do ron ache suffer from rheumalism'7 or
mercufial pois ont s. 8. 8. viii e'#t you.
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NV York, March l6,-Money 4aO Der cont mar
Annlm, closing at per cent Prime mercantile
phper sa5 per cent. Sterling exchange bSnfsfs
billS steady at 81 E1k demand e( 81
GoVRRNIENf1-IFfeRulhr
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MANHOOD
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HNON aLOSa. khOpv RACSNVAO0 :
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the authors / employ understood Latin anu
called at a poets chamber tw no works ior my enoP
in an alley hard nv etc, etc. One has heard ooioIo
now of the survival in Paternoster Row OF the trace
shirt which used TO deal with authors as hacks ana
hrenGs.
Tie new sixpenny-worth is not to be illustrated
il seems "When will London have mgh-c''ss
Illustrated monthly Z" cries The Morning FoS' anu
adds: There are several already when contain
iva or three illustrations but there is surely an
openiDi for n magazine on the model o. thoSo
bron,ht cut by American firms, in which the eN-
celleni wood engravings are OF equal importance
with the text and add immensely TO the Value Oh
the publications" And Tie standard from the
same text remarks: "Thirty years ago the
average Transatlantic magazine was dul
IS cents worth Of poorly wrtton afro
ciousv illustrated stuff. To-day the two
budgets of brightly pennei papers which are
found on every railway bookstall Will bear com
parison with ANYTHING of the same nature that We
can show while the exquisite woodcnts ana pro-
cess Illustrations which adorn their pages nave
driven the ploprrtors OF English magazines TO ue'
spair-or. what is better, into a determination To
equal if not to surpass them"
The particular English publisher who has DO
torluined TO Issue an illustrator magazine wh'on
shall equal f not surpass The teHtars and Harper s
is not named. Perhaps 1t would he difficult To
name him Meantime tho two Americans nave
gained foothol las well as reputation lf"m
which they will not easily be driven. g. W. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
CLOSING PRICES Of CALIFORYLA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Saturday, oct. 81, 1892
Yesterday To-day
The Bullion Mining Company has levied an assess
ment of 80 cents per share.
LEY rrLrGRApn TO TIE rRIprNE.l

SAN Francisco, Oct. 22.-lhc week closed with
a declining market for the ComstOc1s, especially
for Eureka Consolidated, which shows a notable
decline its bullion production being entirely from
custom ores.
The Navajo shaft will be completed to the 40
level this month The drift from the Independence
shaft to the central ledge on the 300 level Is meet
ing stTeaks OF rich ore.
The Bullion Company has levied an assessment
of 30 cents per share and the Justice company one
OF 20 cents.
Bullion receipts for the past week were as fol-
lows: Contention, S39,61I; Christy, 5000;
Bodie, $10.5l0 Northern Belle, $4,000: Head
Centre, $3.50; Navajo, $40, 40; Independence,
$3.50; Eureka, $1,000; Standard, $40, 1885,
star Pl,650.
THREE RIVERS via TT. StauntOn,l n. NJ, Oct.
21.--A prJspectng party under command of Clinton
Rice of El PasO, is reported 10 have discovered on
the 9TH Instant, an immense bed of platina and
tin in the northeast base of the Sierra Blanca
Specimens of platlna weighing 800 pounds and OF
TIN about 500 pounds have been forwarded to Den
yer to be tested
Bullion valued at $4,000 received in New
York on Saturday from the mines, making a total
tor the week OF SlSl 900.
The total sales of mining stocks in New York the
past week officially reported by the two Ex-
changes at 5G0,064 shares.
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LITERARY NOTES.

G. p Putnam'5 Sons VIII bring ont Immediately
Mr. Edmond O'Donoyan's Nero and Mr. Bayard
TucLerman's History of English Prose Fiction
Mr.. William leighton has written, and Lippincott
will publish volume on the "Subjccuon of Ham
Iet" Mr. Leighton argues that Hamlet was in truth
insane.
"Rachel's Share OF the Road is the extraordinary
title Of the new Round Robin novel. j. T.. OSgoot
& Co. are also Just bringing out Charles Glyanes
romance of "Aubert DUbarre 3" and their new
edition of the works Of Machiaveii Mir. llowcliSs
Modern Instance rs on the crest OF the wave
and the publishers are unable 10 fill all their orders
There are some charming glimpSes of Maria
Edqcwoyih IN prIyatcly-pTin!od memoir written
by Mrs. Edgeworth No. 3. For alfhcr young broth
eys aud sisters, the children OF h'r
three successive stcpnothcrs. Maria had
a most tender and motherlv regard. Many OF them
wore the lcroines Of her various Stories and In inc
impusiye R0SlmunI," she IS sad to have por-
travcd herself There is pleasant picture OF the
kindly step-ei,tcr drawn at the time when
the third Ms. EdgeworLs eldest child was born
Maria took her little sister to bring down to her
father. but when she had descended a few steps
2 panic seized her, and she afraid to 90
either backward OF forward. She sat down on the
stairs afraid she should drop the child, afraid that
it's head wOnld come off, and afraid that her father
won!d find her sitting there and laugh at her. TIL
seeing the ootnan passing she called Samuel " IN
q terrified voice. aud made him walk before her
backward down the stairs til she safely reached
+l. IND nm