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Correspondence Batfi@ors County Union.
WHAT ARE STATION HOUSES FoRp
wAvERLr. April 10th, Isss.

hAflhLts April lutnt 1858.
Messns. Editors IL have made it my business
to make some inquiry OF the police captains aud
keepers of the police stations In Baltimore n 10
what use they put the station houses under their
charge besides the safe keeping Of violators Of the
Law and securing the confinement Of the vicious
and disorderly, aud have found what supposed
20 be the facts before I made the inquiry
The station houses In the city used daily and
nightly for the accommodation Of the penniless
wayfaFer, the wanderer aud the homeless, aud for
the temporary afe-keeping Of the inebriate, 50
that they may not be exposed In their helpless
condition to be preyed upon by sharpers and
thieves.
the fact that at or about midnight Of Friday, 9Th
inst, a addressed and orderly man. n resident
Of locality near the Hartford road. found himself
in Mayerly. under the influence Of liquor, at least
to an extent to make Il unsafe and dangerous for
him TO attempt to pursue his journey home in the
darkness. lie applied at the station house located
here for quarters for the night, plainly and intel
ligcnily stating his request to the keeper, who
pcremptoriy refused 10 afford him any relief. aud
the poor fellow wandered about until he reached
the shelter Of the porch Of the tollgatc. where he
remained the balance Of the night. Now Il strikes
inc this man was treated In a heartlcss and un-
authorized manner, and that tho keeper Of the
station house failed to discharge properly. and in
accordance with the wishes Of the police depart
ment, his duty.
Nor Is this the only case that has eome TO my
knowledge In which the duty of the police station
keeper has been violated and authority arrogated
by him to refuse relief. Among other refusals TO
permit the station to be used for what conceive
legitimate purpose. was the request To permit the
temporary deposit Of the body of an unfortunate
suicide until arrangements could be made TO prop
crly care for IL.
The citizens Of wavctly believe station houses
for the shelter Of the wayfsrer and for the use
and accommodation Of the honest. homeless wan.
dercr we'll for the safe keeping Of the vicious
and tue violators Of the Law. But I; seems that
We simpie.mindcd citizens and tax. payers know
but little about the use that should be made by
them. according TO the actions and views Of Mr..
Roach, late policeman but who was rsmoesd'
from Office II seems from his action In several
matters that have very recently been brought TO
my notice. in addition 20 those narrated above that
this particular station house conhded 10 Mr..
Roachs custody. IL used more as his individual
property than as the property of the county. I
hope the County Commissioners will overhaul this
matter and see 20 II that code of morals be drawn
up for the guidance of keeper Roach. Especially
should one fact be Impressed upon him That the
station house is the property Of the people aud for
their use. and not the property of the keeper and
his faVoritc chums. LEwIs.
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SD-Ths Philadelphia Ti=ss says "soms Of
our esteemed contemporaries arc disposed to poke
fun a, the proposal Of Senator Greer 10 stop treat
Ing In the in,sres, Of temperance. Many funnisr
things could be found to jokt about. The Idea
did no, originate with Senator Greer. but 10 quite
as good IN idea as 10 !, had. The habit Of treat
ing probably isads 10 more drunkenness than any
other thing. II 10 the decentralization Of young
men who 60 abOu, together . great deal. They
treat each other and get drunk. Such thing is
no, done in any other country, and Il 10 very rare
Indeed that man gets drunk unless he is In CON-
Pany and dIHks because ID Is sOciabls. II 10 not
likely that Senator Greer viii ts able to &c, his
proposition adOP,sd-at least not In Harrisburg
bu, ID wouldn't be a bad thing al all 10 he could
specezd.S
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NDREw T.. WARNER.
DEALER ~ PINE
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
1875 w. BALTIMORE ST..
Near Calvert Street, BALTIMORE.

EXTENSIVE STOCK
Fine Diamond, Pearl, Coral,
Amethyst aud Cameo Sets.
Etruscan and Enamel Sets.
Opera, Lcontne and Vest
Chains, Necklaces, ,Lockets.
Pendants. &c.
English and American Gold and Silver Watches.
Fine Silver WEre. my own manufacture.
Triple Silver Plated Ware,
Table Cutlery, Fine 3ronEcs, ac.
All description Of HAIR JEwELRY made, and
REPAiRI!iG done in the neatcst manner
call Is respectfully solicited. April Ii,'s3y.
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rs-The thoroughbred stallion Onondaga was
recently blinded BY veterinary surgeon at Lex
ington, n.y., 10 order TO subdue him. lie wasex-
tremely vicious, and all the ordinary efforts at
control had failed. chloroform was administered
to him, and while he lay helpless . 6ne needle
was thrust into each eye Kentucky horsemsn
diaer In opinion abou, this severe treatment.
Some talk Of prosecution on a charge Of cruelty.
while others justify the act. Miit 4. Young, the
owner Of the horse, said to = Cincinnati Enquirer
correspondent; "0nondaga was so savage that
We could do nothing with him. lie made Il dan
gerOus for every other boast In tho stud and every
man VINO went near him. We tried al the com.
mon ways Of subjusation In vain. II came to .
choice between killing him or testing the effect Of
putting out his eyes" The horse was very III for
weeks after the operation, but has recovered fully
and is sufficiently dOeile to be easily controlled.
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: TO oRDINARIEs AND TAVERN
KEEPERS.

The license To ordinaries and tavern keepers To-
sell spiriuous and fcrmcn,ed or lager beer.
in quantities less than pint. at any one time are
n follows, the applicant to mako oath before the
Clerk 60 the rate Of rent annual value Of the
house at In which tho business Ia be authorized
by the license may be done. or intended to be
done:
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dundee.


EOR SALE. Grist aud Saw Mill. in complete
l. order. with 80 Acres Of fine land: low 10 u
prompt purchaser. P.cLARK. Lexington and
Calvert Sts., Baltimore, Md. [Feb.3:Aug2G.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A Baltimore. Md.

The beautiful aud popular Cantata Of the FLOW
ER QUEEN, or CORONATION OF THE ROSE,
will be rendered In the main auditorium of the
Academy Of Music. Baltimore.
Monday, april 3otA, iss3, at O'Clock y. w..
BY 200 young ladies aud children, supported by
ladies Of acknowledged talent, being complimen-
tary benefit to Miss KATE ~. JONES, Directress
Queen, Miss Marie Parsons Recluse, Mr.. Sam1
II. Sessions. Full orchestra under the leadership
Of Prof. Adam ItIci. Jr. Adult tickets. so cents
children, IS cents. Reserved seats :5 cents extra
at Mccahrey's. on aud after April ?3d.
April 2l.-2ts
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the rental or annual value 1. not
LICENSES To RETAILERS OF SPIRITUOUS
OR PREVENTED LIQUORS or
LAGER BEER.

The amount. of liccnce To be paid BY retailers
Of spir,nous and fcrncntcd liquors and lager beer
are a. follows: II the value of the stock in trade
DC slun nr lee. Is go
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wM. sEEMuLLER a CO., Auctioneer,.
I IMPORTANT SALE
u =Or-- ~
- THREE VALUABLE FARMS. IN SXs
u BALTIMORE COUNTY.

The undersigned will sell by public auction, ut
the EXCHANGE SALESRO0M. (Raine's HAIL.
corner Baltimore street and Pos,ofice avenue Bal
timoTe, on
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adjusted and draft was given TO the owner Of
the building 10 settle the amount Of the insurance.
The State Manager Of this Company .s Mr.. Il.
Emory warheld, Of Baltimore. Mr.. II. l.. Bowen,
Of Towsontown, IL the agent Of the Company for
Baltimore county. The contents Of THE USIoS
Office, Towsontown. are insured in this Company.
April ii.-?t
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The applicant must either make oath, as here
toioTe before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the
county where he is engaged in business, Of the
amount Of goods kept on hand an the principal
season Of sale. or the oath may be administered by
Justice Of the Peace. when the person wanting a
license applies through an agent.
Persons may sell salt Ia cure fish In March, April
and May. without license. Nenders of cakes and
vcnders Of beer and cider. who are the makers ii
such beer and cider. larger beer excepted are no,
required TO pay license
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DROMPT ACTION OF
l. AN INSURANCE COMPANY.

In the recent FIRE at Westminster. the Con,incn-
tai Fire Insurance Company, Of New York, had a
sssr~ss.iou on one OF the buildings tina, was
destroyed. On the day after the Gre the los, was
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A NUMBER OF GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.

CIiEsTNuT POSTS, Rail, and Wood for sale;
" delivered or in the woods near Timonium.-
J. =. CLARK, Lexington and Calvert s,s.. Balii-
more. Nd. Feb.3tAug.26.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-09
T.-r,.,e Gasoline Explosion.

~oprofK RESTAURANT CONSIDERABLY
wrycKEp AND NUMBER OF PERSONS
rxu-REp. ONE FATALLY-AS ASSIGNMENT.
ESPECIAL telegram TO the Dlspaich.l
NonyolK. VA, February s.-A startling
exnlosion occurred in the dining-rooms OF
A 7 smith. on Market Square, to-day. In
the rear OF the saloon Is gasoline-machine.
The gas had escaped and gathered In a
large volume under the floor, when, be-
coming ignited in some way, violent ex-
plos,on occurred, ripping up the floor,
smashing up everything on the tables,
breaking the chairs, and blowing to pieces
the doors In the room-in fact, max
ing wreck Of the place. Mr. William
Clcgg, keeper Of the Craney-lsland light
house. who was eating breakfast at the
time, was badly hurt; Walter Thorough
good and William Plummer, walters, were
seriously injured In the head, legs, and
arm; Ell Napier. a waiter, was blown from
the rear to the front Of the saloon; Robert
Primer, the colored cook, was the most Sc
riou,ly-wounded man by the accident. II
"a reported that he has since died. The
disaster occasioned great excitement for
several hours.
+ John B. Corprew, wholesale dry-goods
dealer Of this city, made an assignment To-
day. Liabilities, 100000.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO mARKET.
ThCRspAY, february 8. 1888

THURSDAY, February 3. 1888.
Receipts OF loose tobacco very large, without
much change In prices. Quality % far Inferior.
Lugs-In'crior. s3N.3.jO; good, Sftss4.s q; ;
common. s5ms5.50; good, s6Gs9. Very few
parcels reach ssAs9. Very few hogsheIds OF
new Offering yof, which sell 1t above prices NO
strictly fns Offering. No change In prices OF old
crop.
DARK CONGRATULATIONS AND sTEA-
MING.
L,gs.-Fros,ed, S2.75GS3.75; medium, free 81
frost, s4.75gt5; good, s1@s6.ooi ing, so'oOeS
'IiSgi-Common. sG.5OGs7.5O; medium, $50
40: dine, q OGt<l5; extra line, sl6St2n, o.,
Export Tobacco. -Onenugs light; medium, sss,
sIO good. sI0Gsil fna el393l6; selections,
-l6asI7.50-but little Offering.
BRIGHT TeBAcCO-MASuFAcruRi
Sreokers.-Common, ss@sl0i meiiuis- u W
SI9; good, SI3@sl4; dnc, slo9io'oOi fancy
lFssliers-New Ing hllcrs, from "a 10 80; com
mon. slOnSll, medium, SIG Sl3i good,
Sl4. 5OGsl5; hne, sl5.5OM&l8.
W,,aypers. 4 CmmOu. slSNss32.oO: otdnin
s25aS3O; good, $3.50 .l0 the, ti5Gy0o; h1acy
HgrDDcrs, HthogGnR.-Common, s2o6s25
malinm. s30aS3j, good, S401ss40; 1ne, SoOG
Receipts ~ loose unbacco for January, 1883
600 3p2 lhs.; Tor f0nr months ending Jaailrl
! 81, 1853, ,69J,Al7 It's, insIeeuon Tor lon
months ending January 81. 1888, $3.50 hog
heids for four months eadiHs January -, 1897
IS hgr.up.ls.
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pu,1apELpuIA WOOL MARKET.

FEnauARY 6.--Market arm, with fair demanf (;
prices buoyant. Ohio. PCnnsyivani;, and Wet
Virginia M ard above Al 42M4tc.; ~ sO1
42c.; medium ut 524{fc.; coarse al $50 3oc.;
New York, Michigan, Indiana. and western me or
and Xxx at 36ez27kc.; medium at AZ tsc.i
coarse at 336s34c. Washed cOmblng aud de-
Ialnc-Fine washed delaine. X and Xxx, at fs.s
fgc.: medium washed cOmDinS and deiaiDe a. 4
eG5Cc.; coarse ~ 3Sf4tc.; { nada " shcd COMB
ing AZ 80 n 35c. tub-wasncd choicr at 4osy4Ic. 4
fair AZ 3Cd3Sc.: care al 32N33c. Unws-bsd
combiur and Geiaue--Ncdium unwashcd comb
Ing and dclaine 20 35@3oc. coarse Al zogztc. 1
25G25c.: medium at 34eSl c.: coarse at 2et9
27c dark tarthy unwashei clothing. hne, az 20
S.22c. medium at 25ta2oc. G. arre ~ 2lnzzc.
oregon hue At 25@27o.. medium Mt 30w33e.
coarse a. 2iM25c.. New Mexico snd C"lorado
fne IL iod22c.. medium AZ 2lH2oc., coarse
icarpct-wooD A. ~ l9c.; pulled extra merina at
sOM' 35c.; super at 33833c.; lambs super Ut 50
Sl93c
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The French Crisis.
SOCIALISTS ORGASlZING-UNFAyoRABLs RE
PORT on THE EXPULSION ELL.

eocr,TrsTs RGANIZING-UNFAy0RAB RE-
PORT on THE EXPULSION BILL.
PARIS, February S.-The Socialists IN
France have decided to convene meeting
with the view OF organizing to be in readi-
ness for the anticipated general election ior
members OF the Chamber for Deputies.
The report OF the committee on the eX-
pulsIon bill, totally rejecting the bill, was
read in the Senate to-day. The debate on
II is fixed for Saturday.
The report Is very short. 1t states thar
IN the opinion Of the committee there Is no
cause for the republic either to feel alarmed
ar IN resort to the violent measures en-
braccd In the proposed law. 1t would be
a stem on a dangerous path, and one con-
trary to the ideas on which the republic
was founded. Rumors, the report says, ol
conflicts or Of dissolution do not disturb
the committee, which Is steadiastly repub'
/ lcan.
TTrcencv was voted for the debate on the
hin on Saturday. and much excitement eX'
jsts in parliamentary circles. 4 feeling OF
uneosiness continues here, and business Is
stacnant. The public Is yearning for
strong government. :,
! LoSD0x. February Sc 4. MA Reu,
ter's Paris dispatch gives riinor tha'
Jules Ferry has declined TO form Cabinet
and that President Greyy VIII summon NJ
/ Brisson for that purpose.
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Share specu'atiOn opened generallV nrmf anu
nricrs We're "A fraction higher than at yesterdays
ciose. while Al,on and Terre llaute was II per
cent. higher In the early dealings there Wa
sudden decline OF IL IN Chicago, burlington anu
Quincy. which dropped 10 1l7s. and &tGN an the
rim Under OF the f,t; after which the IN rket De-
came strong, and about 1880 o'clock recorded "a
advance Of H@i&. In VIII ch Omaha preferred
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy union ~ clL l'
ana tie Vanderbilt stOcks were the leaning Tea
tnre.' The market after this became less active.
anil prices reacted x@s.. bat IN the early prrt ot
. afternoon. led by New York Central recovered
l6iE. The tone then became weak ana aDou, =
c,,'leck there was decline ranging from u -,
Del ware. Lackawanpa aud Western, Denver ana
30 Grand. Chicago, Bnrlinpton and Quincy aud
Michigan Central being the greatest sufferers
therrin. During the last hour me mNAet was
strong. and at he close Union Pacific .hoTed an
,dvtnce OF ~ Richmond and ID nyiie IL. -:
paul. Delaware, Lacsawlnn and We'tern, ana
On, la rpferrcd each IL New YORK CentIai ~
md the remainder e the llst = ne per e. NJ ne
mariet closed strong ~ the best ngur OF ne GAY
and IN i above tie prices NJ yesterd iYs close Me
Vandcrbtlts and Union Pacific Leading the Gay :
advance. Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares
BALrIMOKE.
R.IrrfORE. February s.-Virgnia 6's, consols-
81: past due coupons, AZ; new lO-4o's' So
I ID 4 -
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Mississippi River Improvement.

WASHINGTON, February S.-The special
committee on the improvement OF the Mis-
sissippi r1ver has agreed upon report,
though It viii be two or three days before
il can be prepared. The committee Is
divided into three sub-commitlees on Jet
ties, outlets, and general improvement.
ON ietties the report will be unanimously
In favor; on outlets, six against and three
for-Dutterworth Holman. Hazeltine In
favor. On general improvement there was
a unanimous expression In favor OF contin-
uing the works mt Plum Point and Proyi-
dence Reach. with auxiliary works at Men,
phis and Vieksburg.
On the question OF levees as an improve.
nent 10 low-water navigation, six voted
against, aud Thomas and Fills IN favor.
Mr.. Carlisle reserved his vote. The ma
iorlty believe that In this matter it Is better
10 await the further operation Of tho works
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Indian War.
TIE CREEK ORPHAN MONEY SPENT TOR RE-
PEATING RIFLES.

lNE IkkEh NIIEAN MNNAA ~ A-fA A't' 49,
PEATING RIFLES.
The New York H1aldS st. Louis cor
respondent teIegraphs as follows under
date Of the 7lh: Unless all signs fall there
Is going TO be very bloody war between
the factions in the Greek nation. Your
correspondent received from Okmulkee to-
DAY the following: II have It from head
quarters that battle VIII be fought in Il
few days II Srieche does not come TO
terms; but | dare not send the detailed
dispatch fer fear Of trouble 10 myself"
News from The seat Of war indicates ex-
element and a renewal OF hOstilities.
George Porter has been appointed COM
mander-in chief Of Chicote's forces, and be
has called in all the available men and viii
attack Spicche the first Of the week il the
weather moderates.
The eastern and western divisions OF
SPEECHES army have consolidated and are
camped about fifteen miles west OF Okmul-
kee. II is said they have entrenched them
selves. They have been buying Winches-
ter rides and ammunition with the Creek
"Orphan" money paid them, and are wei
supplied. Porter has telegraphed to 81.
Louis for fifty Winchcsters, and II battle
comes of IL promises TO be holly fought.
Men from SPEECHES camp have also been
buying Up all the pistols they could find for
sale.
The establishment Of the Meacham Arms
Company here confirmed the report asto the
purchases OF arms. Mr.. Meacham said he
had within TIE last two weeks shipped oOt
Kennedy repeating siXieen-shooting rifles
and 300 Cots reyolyers 10 the lnoians'
The lat CONSIGNMENT went this morning,
consisting Of fifty Kennedy rifles OF thc
latest improved patterns. lie shipped, he
said, TO Colonel Porter, and Of course hao
no knowledge o. 10 The use TO Which The
guns were 10 be put.
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NEW yoRk IRON MARKET.

FFnRVARY G.-Scolch pig--Thero are free sellers
az weak prices and The market l. irregular; buyers
are Indifferent. notwithstanding the comparatively
easy prices. aud cannot bee induced exceed actnh
needs: accumulatlons continue 10 be made. Arne-
rcan PIC IS sin more or les unsettled. with buyers
having the advantage; consumers viii not buy
EXCEPT 10 cover actual necos. Rails are 4nic,.
The quotations are: American pig. No. l. f2i %
SOS: No. n S22.b00S23.25; forgea sl9efs2n;
scotch pig. .22.25ms22.75 for GcngsInock;
ao4 50Gis2S for Cart scherrie: S25Ms25.Io fOr
CoItness: s2i d$21.25 for Fgiinton, and , 24en
s24o5 for suromerlee: American steel rails q
s3Oa 40 AZ mill, for future delivery Iron rzil,
Al s45Glk4T: old rails ~ s21fgs25 tor 81" aud
e27Gs27 80 for q. h.; wrought scrap at ss1 from
xar1 : To,frUaf of Commerce.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

washington News and Gcssip--Coneressionni
Proccreiurs ycstcrday-Fatai Explosion In
Norfolk Governor Bates Message 20 the
Tennessee Legislature - Latest fran the
Floods In the Ohio, Menonsahe'a' A'ie'
cheney. and Other Rivers-Forty Thousand
slaves to be Liberated IN Cuba-'rish Mat
ters-The Crisis In France; Excitement In
Parliamentary Circles.
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Preparations for the Cars Corona
ton.

Preparations for the coronation OF the
Car are Icing pushed on with the greatest
Yigor. Tailors have been busy making up
uniforms, and the court jewellers have been
overwhelmed with orders for crosses and
stars to be distributed 10 the Cars loyal
subjects. The throne is being built IN Sec
tons In st. Petersburgh ana Moscow, un-
der the direction OF General Filimono6.
The framework consists Of dark oak, olab-
orately carved IN antique Slayonic patterns,
and the haDUngs are OF crimson velvet.
embroidered and fringed with gold. The
dais, on which viii be placed the chairs OF
the Emperor aud Empress, IL approached
by three stepr. and Is surmounted by a
canopy supported by four columns about
ten feet In height. The canopy bears the
imperil eagle, and is ornamenied with a
kind OF scroll-work exhibiting tue fifty
six coats-of-arms OF the Governments OF
Russia.
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Affairs In Ireland.
DAvITT, UEALY. AND QUINN REAHBEslLD-
ARCHBISHOP MCABE EXTRAORDINARY
TION FROM PAINEII,

DAvITT, IEALY. AND QUINN REAHBEslLD-
ARCHBISHOP MCABE BETTER-CoNnUNICA-
Ton FROM PARNEIL.
DUBLIN, February S.-Mr. Michael De-
wilt, who, with Mr.. L. u. Hcay, NJ. T.,
and Mr.. Quinn. was arrested some tune
ago for making in1ammatoTy speeches, and
required by the Court Of Queens bench 70
give bail for good behavior or go to prison
for six months, was arrested at the Imperial
Hotel at g:ij O'Clock this morning for re-
illsinc 10 give bail and conveyed to XII
mailman Jail. At 10 O'Clock Mr.. Healy
and Mr.. Quinn, who also refused 10 give
hail. were arrested and conveyed 10 the
same Jail.
Mess :. Healy and Quinn were arrested
AT their residences. There was no puDhc
demonstration on the OCCASION.
The trial Of Bowling for the murder Oh
Policeman Cox was begun to-day.
Archbishop McCabe, whose illness was
mentioned on the ID instant, is better, but
he is still very feeble.
Mr.. Parnell, in a communication asking
the attendance OF the Irish members OF
the House OF Commons at the opening OF
Parliament next week, says events OF Inc
greatest importance 10 Ireland viii DO dls-
cussed. 4 preliminary meeting OF The
Marty will be held on the lAth instant 10
I consider the action Of the Irish memuers
during the session. Mr. farnell, writing
( 10 Mr.. Joseph Walsh concerning posi-
ble vacancy in the representation for The
county Of Mayo, deprecates the election OF
I q member who will refuse to take his seat
4 II the time came for the Irish members TO
retire from the House Of Commons, he says
they should do so in body. He earnestly
advocates the adoption OF some system o.
pccuniary compensation to members. II
/ the constituencies do moi make an effort II
that direction, he would he obliged to con
slider whether he could perseyere in th'
tbankless task OF endcavoring to keep To-
/ 0ethcr IN tudependent Irish party.
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FsERrAnY e. Beerss,--So trade fg i've cattle
to-day. IN Washington MARKET dresfd nsei rnloa
dull a. sa1Uc. u n. for common " prime sigeA
shipments to-day. 3.0l5 quarters ~ beef. Olohye
,besp. and 900 carcasses OF mutton
sheep and Ldmbs.- Arrivals fo-cay, ~ cel-
loads, er 1924 head. Market fair for good tsocs.
but slow for common grades. sales ~ i.'or 70
prime sheep were at 1asst6hc. = D., ana OF COM
mon To choice lambs 6,ses7+.c & %.
Spias.-Arriyais to-day, carloads. OF i,its
head. None oifcrsd for sale alive. Market nrm for
i've hogs at s6.5o@s7.37K 4 100 ps.-JosrH1'
of C1l.amfrce.
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Other
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
,rrxaNDgIA CATTLE MARKET.

FEBRUARY Z Prices to-day rangcd 9. follows
Caiile-very hest 5'4efoc-; rood. oaoAs.' me
steer., oxen and cows, sxte44c. Calves. et4ise.
sheep, 6a7c.; lambs, 611c. Hogs sese. COWS
and calves, s30Gs6u. :,
with cattle, tut few being offered, and may wSe
only Of Ordinary quality, dealers In want hasae
To go elsewhere for upplies- Caivss scarce anu ~
a. maud ~ au tapons. Few slsep and huLs were
rfcrei this week-the frsf for several weeks-a
good many Of which sold ~ high prices. hcgs N