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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-13
VOLUME xXXI ".NUMBER 25l.
TWO noLp RoRnERIEs !
ON the streets-An old Trick of Il,
Thieves,

.. Thteyes. ~
Two OF the bollcst highway robberies
which ever occurred in this vicinity were
perpetrated last Saturday night, and by
some peculiar combination Of circum.
stances in one case and IN effort 10 hush
up the other did not reach the ears Of the
reporters until yesterday. In the frst case
the name fthe victim could not be learned,
but the robbery was witnessed by reliable
gentlemen, who related the peculiar cir
cuInstances to reporter yesterday. A
gentleman, respectable looking and well
dressed, wns walking down the east
side OF Market street, when just as he
passed the mouth Of the alley adjoining
the City Bank young fellow stepped out
and politely asked the gentleman what
time II was. The latter stopped, took out
his watch and was about 10 answer, when
the fellow seized the watch with his left
hand, struck the gentleman stunning
blow in the fac0 with his right snatched
the watch violently from the chain and
darted up the alley, succeedingin eluding
pursuit. No complaint was made at police
headquarters by the loser Of the watch,
Captain Bennett says. !, lut,- .p,
The other robbery took place on Eleventh
street about II o'clock Saturday night.
Dir. Salmon, new clerk at the Secre.
tary Of States Office, was at that
hour going down Eleventh street, between
Main and Water, having missed his way
10 the St. James hotel through lack Of ia.
with the streets. When near
Water street he was set upon by several
men who struck him from behind with
,ome sort Of a weapon, knocking him down
md inhicting a very severe wound in the
oase OF the scalp. They then robbed him |
,i his watch, chain, money, cuff.
buttons and other jswelry, and decamped.
Mr.. Salmon made no attempta at pursuit,
being glad enough to escape with his life,
md be has since been very reticent about
he occurrence, and at the same time very
areiul not to 20 TO his hotel by the way OF
Eleventh street again late at night.
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raE eRgAr nOsrH.wE EST.
Thousands Coming In and PLENTY
Room FOR thousands More.

Room FOR ih0usahdp more.
PORTLAND, oREooS, Junel2,-The whole
Columbian rtgion is experiencing q
"boono, such as II never knew before.
with The opening Of lspring there came
tide OF immigration that tested the capa.
city Of the doe line Of STEAMERS from this
place to San Francisco, and caused the put
ting on d more vessels ard the max
ing Of more frequent trips both TO the Co.
lumbia River and Puget Sound. We nov
have steamer every three days that brings
a iuil load o. fpasseneers, probably 7OOwould
be an average. Ths sound has steamer
eyery-Week,. 90 that fourteen sipsmers a
month, bringing not less than 5000 immi-
grants to swell the population oi the Pacific
Northwest. II Is within limits to expect an
Gt, addition Of $1,000 population to Oregon
and Warrington during 1883. The census
of Oregon Ia 1880 was l76, 900; that OF Wash.
.inston was 5000; total, $4,000. BY the
conclusion ol lS$ We sRall haye abou!
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NV IoRx, June le.-The committee OF
'ns Board ot Aldermen, appointed TO pro.
vIas cite Tor the erection Of monument
% zoe late Peter Cooper, met and assigned
ALDERMAN Alexander Smith as q committee
9' one to meet like committee OF the
~, aMk Department, with full power 10 act
M0S. m@ uie latter relative TO placing the
monument In the park.
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r,,r Rsnublican pAperS have endeaynred 10 create
,hs mpreAsiUn that the Board OF EquA !kAtion was
e5s,rei lu raIAing the Gg9rtgIte valuation q laha
tbIS.shoUI tue tate for Inc purpose of swelling me
,aSCSts ND thus violating the Constitution by
isy,rilv lncfeA Ig the tax bid by the eelsialute.
The lon Of tue Attorney General ot the STATE
,h0Ws llat this Is not the Ease aud that the boatu
hG, no night " ihCTcIUe the sgSIfgAte valueuon
,nIds by the Commissioner OF tue several COUNTIES.
Ihe puflOSe Oi the Board sIo' cOTtct and equalize
thg tesIs GurnE OF real estate That IL. the Board
may increase the ESstEsment IN one county anu
lower II 10 another 10 as 10 nave u eQuA tnu uni
iona throughout the STATE and when they aie
ih,0ugh With their work The aggregate value OF the
iGpd m the Stale will be no mOIe nor no les; but in
conIes wheIe II was TOO high II Will be lower. and
rit rUn where TOO low II will ee higher: This s
drhl and pyopfF, and no iatf'mIuded ctlizen.
DEMOCRAT OF Republican. will obi Ct 70 it-Hlnton
4onaidiH HtFIli.
That is exactly what the board was en-
gaged in" raising the aggregate valuation
Of land throughout the State for the pur,
pose Of swelling the revenue" which
would have been a violation Of the Con.
Ei,ution, by increasing the tax. The State
is behind, and the administration knew
that il could not catch up with the increase
Of Eve cents in the tax levy, ordered with
,rea, reluctance by the Legislature after
The failure OF the unconstitutional reas.
sesments ordered by It's predecessor. This
Is what the board wss doing and meant to
DO when II put on the liberal percentages
which sent twinge OF pain through the
pocket book oi the taxpayer. This is what
The board, to get out Of its .predicament,
Was glad to have the Attorney Generalsay
itcould not do. -r,,.
That opinion, by the way, shows that
this was the case, il any proof beyond the
record we're needed. It was not until the
Auditor had notified the counties ofthe in
crease, not until indignation meetings were
held, the press protested and Democratic
hTyer and politicians came to Wheeling
10 wrestle with the Board-it was not un-
dlRll this had happened that the Board
and the Attorney. General found it neces.
ary 10 produce an opinion setting forth
that tile Board has no right to in.
crease the aggregate valuation made by the
commissioners Of the several counties"
The opinion stopped the Board short in its
hilarious laI.raising career. The Repub.
Ican newspapers and the few Democratic
newspapers which have endeavored to SET
the matter in this light before the people
have merely steered by the record.
1.-THE gsntlemanly editor Of the Mountain
Hfa!d should have the good fortune to be
our next Auditor-and we know Of no
Democrat whom We should prefer to see in
that honorable place-we are encouraged
TO believe that he would steer clear Of the
sHbarnSments which have made the
PRESENT Auditors lot an unhappy one.
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MrLIioSs Of bottles OF Dr. Kings New Dis.
coyery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
As Trial Bottles Of the large sizs. This enor.
nous outlay would be dLsaStrons 10 the pro-
prietors, were II not Tor the rare merits
p0sSeSsed by this wonderful medicine. Call
al Logan q Goa Rridgo Corner Drug Store,
and set s,CS .III TIA Hottie dtss and Try for
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nv another page appears a beautiful
.,o.s ". noem from the pen Of Ivan TOurgen-
p,"'' ~ ,hs greatest novelist Russia has pro-
~, s..sd This gifted man is said now to be be
aassls,.Iy ass insane and that he has more
.Ssn uUr once shown a disposition to take his
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NEw Yosx, June l2- The following
steamships have arrived! The sOyth!a'
from Liverpool; Gellert, from, Hamburg!
Circss,ia, from Glasgow; Persian Monarch
rom Lon don; Devon and Brooklyn City,
from Bristol; Polaria, from Hamburg.
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vv TnpES says that there are easier
n' ,n~ n make money than by farming.
D.i,,osI D', wrscking is one Of them. Other
t.0GSsnee A.','i games are played with success
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EyASsyILLE, ISD., June l2,-RIysr 20 feet
aud falling; heavy rain this afternoon: very
warm wind south and southwest mercury
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Ghe GntaLge'rfer:;
6aiee. Nos. 20 aud % fonrteen.n e..ee

IT, w1TrrEsoS admits that Mr.. Tilden
, ,.n.Es5 Ma him out. Then Mr.. Tildsn Is not
an etIete despot. =. = =
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NOTICE or FILING ADMINS.
~ TRAITORS ACCOUNT.

The S,uie ut lcxn--To the Sheriff ur any
Constable oi Mclonnln County:
You ..Ie hereby cOmmnndcd. that you
publish lur twenty dnys IN a new, paper
pub ishod ia yuut county true copy Of
the following writ.
The state II IcGts, \
County Of Mrl.cnnuU. I
10 all persons Interested In the admins
untlon OF the estate Of u. y S,ucy,
decreased
f. II. Robertson, administrator OF the
estate Of -. T. 0carcy, deceased, ha- iilci
hiH final account 10 the County Court OF
Mclcnnnn county, which viii be- acted on
At the next term Of SAID c0uIt, cpmmcn-
cling on the thitd MOnluy On July, l>si, nt
the court house thereof, In the city OF
Waco, ui whicl, tine all person int"Ic-tei
Ia laid tate may appear and contest the
came, II they src proper
Witness, }. ". Bake, Clerk Oi the COun
IS Court Oi McLunnHu county.
Given under my hand and srnl OF sai,
court, the 18Th day OF Junr, lss3
j. W. BAKEP,
OK. &, C., McI. Co., lex.
/ BY .. ". David Deputy.
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NOTICE or FILING ADMIN
ATOE's AClOINI
The state ui Tcxus-ru the Sheriff urun
Constable OF MgLcnnau County:

The state ol Tcxns-'ru the Sheriff oru0y
Constable OF McIcnnau County
You are hereby commanded that you
publish tor twenty day 100 20 Newspaper
published IN your county 70 true COPY Of
the following writ
The state OF TeK4s, County Of Mulcnnau.
10 all person. Interested lu the Admi i.-
TRITON OF the estate Of W. &. Nc.
Gughey, dc 'rtscd;
r. K. McGaughcy, surviving admins.
traitor, ol the estate OF W. G.. VI .Glughcy,
deceased. ht- filed hi- final account Co inr
County Court Of McLcunan county, winch
will De- acted uu al t.lc next term ui sold
Count. commencing n tine lh.rd Monday
In July, lS-3, at the count huuse therr0i,
10 the cily Of Waco. 20 which time all pr
sens interested iu sad estate may appear
and contest the same, il they see proper
Witness, j. w. Baker, Clerk II thr
County touIt oi Mclcnuan county.
Given under my hand and The seal OF
said court the M day OF June. ls-3.
J.W BAbEE
/ Ck.C. G. Mel. Co.. Texas,
! By y. ". Dawn, Deputy ,-o-l3-dzJi
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NEW OHLEAS.. June Dec sight rNchtng
ON Sew York, 81 % per siuu premium
sterling baub exchange si.r.l.
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NO
4 pAuGHrEu's MISERY.

Eleven Years our daughter suffered on
a bed ut misery.
"From complication OF kidney. liver.
rheumatic trouble and nervous debility.
"OndGr the care OF the best physcmns.
"W no gave her dis, aSe various names,
But no rcliei
And now she is restored to Il, in good
health by a. simple a icn,e ly rs Hop Bit
tiers, that We had stunned Ton years before
using TIM Parents.
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LOCAL BREyIIIEs.
,,.ms Of Interest From Our Re
porter.' Note Books.
Never miss the cheap column.

somebody predicts q heavy rain storm
befwren now and the 23id.
A runaway saddle horse took in the
suunrr yesterday morning, jus. after the
piucr-siun passed.
A light breeze blew from the north
Yesterday. but it was not strong enough
10 cuuntcract the fearful heat
1t will take great big heavy black type
IN tell how hot il was yesterday and now
close and sultrS the night before.
--Colorrd visitors from Bolton. Temple,
McGregur and other neighborng town,
came in yesterday to p rlcipate ia the
emancipation celebration.
-Emancipaliln day is over and the
talkies, after spending most il not all OF
the mud-carncd saving, in it, cclcbra-
ton, can now settle down to work.
The ccleb .ated Aus in S.mms murder
trial is set Tor Tomorrow. This Is one OF
the most celebrated case, on this docket.
and great interest Is manifested in the
trial
- Ccording TO almanac makers sum
mer begins to-day, but according to the
feeling OF the heat oppressed drulZrns OF
this section, it has been commenced SOME
time.
"A family jar between father and
sOn-n-law, on the Eurlr farm eliminated
Yesterday in the issuance o. warrant tor
The arrest Oi tie latter upon "a charge Of
assault.
Mosquitoes are getting thick and are
the hungricst set that ever visitri us
They have put an extra fine point urO
hfI1a mani
they strike,
council at its meeting tomorrow
evening will order an el, elton to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Mr.
c. Vi. Downs who has moved out OF the
Fourth ward.
Tile jury commissioners. who have
been in session since Monday selecting
names of iurymen Tor the next term OF
court will probably conclude their mburs
aud adjourn today.
The recorder disposed OF seven eases |
Yesterday three drunks; two assaults; |
one last driving and gambling. one OF
the assault eases was dismissed. over /
80 fms were imposed.
The livery men were on the alert VS.
terday, watching the landing OF their .
hOrses and lnrnOuts hv their du-ky pa T.
irons, one or two were called in and /
made TO give up their bGggics Tor hard /
driving.
The negro Baltimore. who was put /
in the calahoose Tor lighting last Murday
evening seems to have Il III ling Tor Crlr- /
hrallng the glorious day OF freedom he .
hind the bars. lie WAS in the cooler Inst
year thi, time.
A tI,rn ,vUI bo "a ,,u.rr;.,. o.. al a..
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Ladies Michael Strogon, gondolus,
lawn tennis, Louis Can, and the we'll
known Caste sculloped slippers in
Sanger Bros shoe store G.3-tc
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Stockton suIe.

by order OF the boord Of directors |
will issue and sell five Thousand dollars
Of the CAPT al f och Of the Waco Build
par. Those wishing to invest should APP
ply at once. JAMES |. MooEE,
II lw. Secretary W. b. A,
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Infants ankle ties and slippers, black
and col red at Sanger Bros shoe store
G-R.tp
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Pcrrl of Orient is splendid cigar, deci
dcdlv the bDst center in the market
hey are new. and Herr has Just rccciycd
a lot OF them -OGu3u
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Why shake longer, when Mor.e's Ague
Magnets vii eradicate every vestlge of
chills and fever from yoursystcm 2 Price
80 cents per box. Cure guaranteed
Sold 10y Castle, Morrison y Co., Waco
Texas -O3ljdwGm
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Guaranteed to cure u cold or cough
Acker's Celebrated English k,mrdy
Sold 10y Castles, Morrison y Co., Waco
rrxus.-Ol lGdwlyl
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.
Notice

| offer to all those needing malt
stlmulaut Auheuser and Bulweiser h err.
Their repu alto for purity aud tiue
quality Is long established
O9l2tc 4 GuLusrrIN
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Bring your sample, OF cmbrUiiSrirs
10 Levine Bros. and they viii sell YOu
the zane g0Ods ~ per ceut lower than
tue lowest.
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Mr.. f. q, Corlcs, Warrcnton, Texas
says: Every body who uses Browne
Iron Bitters says 1t is the best
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CARPETS Carpets, Marings, Mattings, at
Is. Ulaher's, which can not be- cXcCIlcd IN
pritr or quality come and look ut them -
Oi-lO-tC
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watch Iscpniring.

Use Little Joker long cut, for Gig.
arettcs.-OjUStf
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Linen lawn, Pacific lawn, figured
piques and lattice lace, in endless vuric-
is, at Kentucky Cash StOrc.-0i2itc
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lnmliblc, tastcless, harmless, cathartic
tor t, vrlishnpss. restless ness, worms, con
stipatiuu. - ccnt-.-2
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Stmped checks on the State Central
Bank will be redeemed from July LIST to
the 10th. j. T.. GILBERr, Cashier.
G-7-2its
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st mpcd checks on the State Central
Bank will be redeemed from July LIST to
the 10th. j. T.. GILBERr, Cashier
G-I-2its
Morsc's Ague Magnets are guaranteed
to cue fever and ague. Then why suffer
longer They arc only iiuy cents per
box, money refunded II no cure is elected.
Sold wholesale and retail by Castles. Nor
rison Il Co., Waco, TeXas.-O3ljdWGm
Great age carries W tn 1t a certain re
speciality whether It attaches to IL
person or thing. This is seen unrtiru-
larry in the case Of juhusou's Auudyur
Linlmeut which is thr most marvellous
internal and external remedy ever dis
covered. 1t ought to be kept III every
house. --O6O7dwlw'
forty.two inch black iron mesh and
checked grenadines and nuns yelling III
all shades, at Kentucky Cash Store
Ul2ltc
If your system is little doraugcd
aud You want Simple Remedy 20 at
once to Tucker ~ Willis They have II
or you, III ali shapes aud styles.
Every promise backed 10y guarantee
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will give i'm
mediate relief Price ~ aud 80 cent.
Sold by Castles, Morrison y Co., Waco
Texas. -OllGdwly-l
Mems low Oxford tie shoes at Sanger
Bros shoe store. 6.3'tc
Japanese popuu IN hIoci.ad plnid4 and
I,,,.,,.g. IL. at Il .nt..al., 'tAl Sion.
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O. We refer 10y permission TO Waco
State Bank, Waco National bank
and State Central Bank.
The following is Il partial list of
property we are now Offering:
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A Pearl OF Oric1l, Tor cents, at Herr
O6Oiu
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A picture Tor Ten Gents.

The Academy OF Art will open next
week ten cent picture gallery. This viii
be permanent. because the proprietor is
iuNn.'-lti
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"Are You There Moriariry?"

The winds were whispering low
and the sentinel stars had set their
watches, if they have any to set up
in the skies, as Mrs. Tom!y Termed
from her chamber window, and ask
ed in low and trembling voice:
SIS that you, Henry"
Now it is a popularity of Mr..
Tomly that when under the influ-
ence he has great difficulty in finding
his home. He has once been arrest
ed as burglar, and several times
kicked out, so when he heard the
voice say, "Is that you Henry" he
said:
"'Fore I ansher that question I'd
like ter know if that's you, Sharah,"
bolding on to the front gate and leer-
ing up at Sarab's chamber window:
"Why certainly, Henry, it is me-"
"Is this the corner Of Austin
avenue and B street,"
"Why of course it is, Henry"
"Then." said Henry Indignantly,
as he swayed up against the fence,
"of coursh it's me. Whatyer ask
fool questions for? Don't you know
your own husband?"-Ieras Sytings.
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Miscellaneous.

NEW YORK, June 2.-The bank
statement shows in the reserve q de-
crease of $lO5, $50. The banks now
hold $40, 75O, 600 in excess OF the legal
requirements.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-TWO
Chinese opium dens were ralded TINS
morning. A man named Wocds, q
minstrel performer, and two young
women were arrested. Five China
men were also arrested.
New YORK, June 2.-The barn OF
Silas Alberto on Long Island was
burned last night. Thirty-n'ne
mulch COWS and three horses were
burned to death. Incendlary.
NEW YORK, May s.-!he trial OF OF
libel edward M. Jenkins against
John NJ. Cooke & Son, tour,
int agents, for $50, 900 damages, ended
to-day in . verdict for the plalntlH,
awarding him six cents damages:
President Arthur left for Washing
ton this afternoon.
M1LwAuKEB, June 2.-The schoon-
er Young America, q days out from
Erie. reported lost, is expected here
today. the captain having tele-
orspHed from Petosky, Mich, that
all hands were sale.
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this city. He has some genuine and
pleasant traits. He has been the
creature of an unfortunate affair, it
is true, but his wealth still COM
mands recognition among the toad
les, and his good works have not
passed from the memory of our peO-
pie. Tabor has had bad environ
ment. He has been victim rather
than an offender. He was suddenly
given great riches without the edu-
cation or refinement which belong to
great riches. By quick stroke of
fortune very obscure family in Cal
ifornia gulch was thrown into a
prominence which their antecedents
had not prepared them for. and the
consequences were disastrous. But
Tabor is not 80 much to blame after
all. Perhaps, after some years have
gone by, he will remember all the
kindnesses of the wife of his youth and
go back to her. Perhaps, too, the
son who attended his marriage with
the new woman, and ran q reception
in honor of his mother shortly after,
may, under the peculiar conditions
Of California Gulch civilization, be
the means of q reunion. At any
rate, Tabor is not as bad as he is
painted. There are much worse
men. He will come to his senses in
time to know what to do. He is in
no sense the fool the Eastern papers
say he is. Give him chance.-Den-
ger Tribune.
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WEARY OF LIFE.
Suicide of the Hospital Steward
at Fort Ellis.

On Tuesday last, Hospital Steward
Garland, of Fort Ellis, was missed
from his post of duty. AS he was a
victim of strong drink occasionally
it was supposed that he had become
intoxicated and unable to attend to
his duties. Search was however at
once instituted, but until Thursday
night was unavailing, when he was
discovered lying in the ioe-house
dead. 1t is thought he ended
his life with dose of
poison, while in q fit of de-
spondency. Garland has been i'll
Fort Ellis for number Of years, and
has gained the honor OF being the
best steward that post has ever had.
1t was but two days ago that the re-
porter showed the deceased around
the post hospital and appeared in the
best of spirits. During the Big Hole
fight, several years ago, he was badly
wounded in the side and ever since
has suffered somewhat from the in
juries.-Bozenaan Chronicle 80.
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Coronation Notes.

Moscow, June AT the ball
given by General Won Schweinitz,
the German Ambassador, last even
ing, the Emperor and the Grand
Dukes appeared in the uniform Of
German officers. They also wore
their German orders. It is stated
that the Mayor of Moscow intends to
resign in consequence of the disap-
prevail that has been expressed of
the speech which he delivered
at a banquet given to the
mayors of cities. The city is al
most empty of people to-day, owing
to the greater part Of the population
having gone to Peterhoff S Park to
participate in an immense fete in
honor of the coronation of the Car.
The Emperor will visit the park this
afternoon.
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The Copper Market.

To-day the first arrival of copper
from the Lake are reported. As yet
the quantities are small, and are
probably sold. There is very little
offering, and the market continues
quite firm at 16c, though little is done
at that figure. 1t appears that con-
sumers are again beginning to turn
their attention to other brands, and
those of standard quality are firmly
held. Outside brands are a little
better, cheap lots having disappeared.
We quote 14f@15!c. for the range:
London cables little lower, E62
f. O. b. for Chill bars and 968 +. o. b.
for best selected. Mail advices indi-
cate that the reports of shipments of
furnace material and ores from this
side were made use of by bears to a
considerable extent.-NeW York En-
gineeri,,g and Mining Journal, Nay
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