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COWS ON II ISLAND.


Another appeal 10 Council to; Restrict
their wand rings.
For q number Of years past a special grlev.
ance with a number Of Island people has
been the running at large Of cattle In the
city. Their case was we'll presented In tho
following petition read In tho Frat Branch
last night
Heretofore a great maj ,rity OF the citi.
zsns OF the Beventh word have desired that
the owners Of cattle should be required 10
kesp them up. and large petitions have been
Presented TO Council asking for the adoption
OF m ordinance 10 prevent cattle from run.
ming at large. Tbs need for such q, ordi.
nance has been much greater on the ,I,lnnd
than In the other wards OF the city for two
reaaona &F1+Usly HgflT
q Frat: The Island has more gardens,
shiubbsry and trees requiring protection
than any other ward. rl
Becond: There arc more cows on the IL.
land than In any other ward, the dairy bust.
nsts being conducted in that ward, with
cows subsisting In the summer largely upon
dinlcult 10 protect trees from tho cows
until they should be grown 10 q considerable
SIZE, u large percentage OF the tr0ts that were
carefully boxsd or fenced, being mutilated
or killed.
The recent flood has largely increased the
trouble 10 Island citizsn In this respect, ior
white It has destroyed most OF the fences, /.
has left much u the ahrubbery and nearly
all OF the cows" .gfiS
This was numerously signed and accompan.
led AL ordiAnca from the Solicitor providing
that cows should not be run At large In The
Seventh ward. As II did not come from the
Ordinance Committee it was referred to thai
committee. ,H5T.a.Jl l,Gi ial
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LunNcy Examination.

Yesterday evening upon a warrant sworn
out BY his father, Richard knowles, janis
70. Knowles was examined for insanity before
s'squire J.. W. echul,zs. DR.. Jas. E. Reeves
made the necessary affidavit and swore that
there seemed to be a general giving away Of
the reasoning powers Mr. Knowles Is q
frat class glass-blower, aged IS and the case
isone o.! peculiar Interest For some e'gh.
TO be- engaged In an imaginary conversation,
answering questions md keeping up a con.
VIBRATION with the unknown Individual No
special signs Of. violence we're noted TIL
the last few days, when be became
rather boisterous. He Is q single man and
the cause OF this mental alteration seems 10
be too heavy reading. His father. furnished
$500 tail, for his safe keeping. e sf
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TIE BoDY ssATUuINa RUnoH
Or MondRy-Mr. Bner's Friends Satisfied
Ge H. ltz or its Falnitv, ,.GuStft-su 6

Or nonday-Mr. Bner's Frienda Satisfied
Of It's falsity. t-su 81
After the careful investigation Of the ru.
MOI that body snatchers had boon al work In
Greenwood cemetery and made way with the
body Of the late Mr.. Benjamln BAer, that was
made by the INrELLldENcER Monday night, the
iamily and intimate friends oil Nj. Baer ielt
that Il was useless to make any further e1.
animation. How the rumor originated Is
atill a mystery. 1t has been incorrectly pub.
lished that tie grave was found intact e1.
cept where washed by the creek. Ths
grave has no. been washed by the creef. OF
II 1t hes 1t ahows no signs Of It The pile OF
surplus earth that had been left by the grave
for the purpose Of filling In as the earth
should settle, was examined by the
lNrElL1aEsclR representative who visited
tho cemetery Monday night and 1t showed
no signs OF bling washed by the creek dur.
Ing the flood, nor did any Of the surround
ings. G ~
The nj was discussed in various quar-.
tters yesterday, and the ease with which bod.
les could Le tskeu from almost any
OF tho cemeteries In the neiehborhood
commented on. Mr.. Frendt, the super.
iatendent OF Greenwood, when intenogated
BY a reporter Of this paper, admitted that The
ghouls could wtrs IN Greenwood without
hardly u fear Of interruption. ia
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WARRAH7EpH snt-saws, GO cents, at Boyd'l
Market eqnare.
49,
lmnOrlRut.

Important.
We will open Saturday iorty.fve, cases and
balea of idomestic& and linen goods, from
Mess. J.. Homo 4 Co., Pittsburgh. Some
Of these goods 6 are water.soaked and
Others are very slightly damaged.
And we will Offer. them 30 cheap that no one
Will ask US 10 cut them. but will prefer, to
buy them, blythe full bolt. And We; would
advise partlea to club together. when they
think the bolts are too large and buy them
IN that manner. And to such Of our country
customers who 'eanno! conc In person to
telegraph us their orders and wo will fill
them ns near AZ We can, and II our selection
does not meet with their approval We will
cheeriully refund their money. And that
sil cur friends and the public may know
what goods we offer, We shall name a few:.5
s450 bolts brown muslin,
4 285. bolts bleached muslin.
% bolts o. and,10-4 sheeting. 4
go bolts 81 shesting. b
60 bolts Turkey. red table linen.
$50 bolts g., 10.4, l2-4 fine danask cloths.
1G0 dozen fine towels.
500 pieces crash.
GOO unlaundried Shirts. III
500 gross pearl buttons. u
lVo0 calico aprons, oc.
10 pieces black silk, 0lo per yard.
90 pieces satin, 800 per yard. s1
10 cases standard prints.
tt4O0 piece, ginghama. 4
zoo pieces cheyiots.
100 pieces percale. iE
And other goods too numerous 10 mention.
Please call and examine, ats
EMsuElMER's, Eleventh street.
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BELLAlkE
Eearly Drownel-A New Literary socI.
50 ety-Local Notes.

Eearly Drownetl-A New Literary socI.
All ety-Local Notes.
Mr.. Warner, of Marietta, was in town yes.
terdsy.
Henry's coal bank has caved in a little, de.
laying the minors work.
The Bellaire nail works went to work with
a full force Monday afternoon.
M. Ernest Brailly, who has been in Port.
land, Oregon, for several years, is home
again. ~
There 10 an astonishing difference between
the dirt on the lamp globes in the different
wards. F9T.
Tho Aid Society OF the South Bellaire NJ.
p Church will meet this afternoon At the
home OF ]. L. sterritt. :.
The crossings and lamp posts at Belmont
aud Ihirty-third streets, that sank some time
ago, were fixed yesterday.
MI. Wright, Of the General Freight caces
OF the PennsylVania company at Pittsburgh,
WASH Bellai,e yesterday.
Cspt. McMillen, Of Pittsburgh, n Of the
Oldest OHIO river captains. was here yestcr.
day, the guest Of Mr.. VIM Stewart, on Gravel
"A new petition is being circulated here
asking the Legislature to again submit to the
people Of the State q prohibition amendment
10 the constitution.
A new q literary society was organized
Monday evening, With the following officers:
President, Rev. r. II. Taylor, Of the South
Bellaire NJ. E. Church; Vics. President VIII
liam Bonar; Secretary, Miss. Annie Hoge;
Treasurer, Miss Allis Mellott. The next
meeting will be held Tdursday,.M March O..
Two Of the deck hands'o on the Andes came
near being drowned yesterday morning when
the boat landed at the upper wharf boat.
The gang way was. out OF, order. and the two
were ordered up on It to secure another rope,
when the gang.way. turned them overheard,
and they would have gone, under the beat
had they not got hold Of the guards and been
promptly helped. ~ -. --ss
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MOUNDSyuLE.

The MinerH TrOuble-The o. Il. r. r.
General News Notes.
N. O, CriswelI, Esq, Of Wsllsburg, was / in
town q few days ago.
James Helmick, Of Bra1ton county, con.
cluded his second term at the State prison
Monday.
W. X. Wade will put mp a frame black.
smith shop for James staley, near the River
Shore Touring mill. a. i
Charley Rhode will leave, with hts family,
for Colorado next month, where he is inter.
ested in q lumber Of mining claims.
John Higgins and Joe Morris, OF Benwood,
are each serving thirty day sentences for vic.
lation OF an ordinance OF that town.
About 800 wagons in the Webster Wagon
company's warehouse, near the B. so. depot,
were covered with water during the flood.
Miss Cora tray, OF Iowa, who has spent
the winter visiting relatives and friends in
Wheeling and this place, will leave for home
tomorrow.
II is reported that IN attempt was made to
break into the residence and bakery of John
Schumacher, Saturday night last. Nothing
was stolen however.
Mrs. r., Anshulz is sailing or her house.
hold goods, preparatory to abandoning house
keeping. bhe will make her home with her
children inIowa In the future.
Rear Admiral Joe Harter, OF the B. o.
riggers' cars, rendered efficient services in
eating the OR. railroad cars, scattered about
the fields below town, in ship shape.
Capt. Israel has succeeded in learning the
whereabouts Of bis two coal barges, carried
away at the breaking suprof the river, He
will haTs;them brought back this week.
Metsr,. Dobbs & 1leisinger, Of the bent
wood works, have their boiler for stpamitg
0 IN position, and are at work getting
their machinery in position for starting up
their works. -
The Rslisi Committee received a car load
local from Benwood, yesterday, and dis.
tributed II among the people OF the lately
submerged districts. A second car load Is
looked for to-day. ~
III. Fountain, OF the st. Cloud Hotel.
has purchased the Weidebusch dwelling,
known as the ". 8. Lane hotel property, on
Water street. to be used as "a hotel. Mr..
Fountain will at once make large improve
ments, among Others, building an addition.
The Riggs brothers have contracted for The
engines and machinery for their new blaming
mill, to be erected Just east OF the Baltimore
& Ohio passenger depot. a portion OF the
building material is now on the ground, aud
all possible dispatch will be used in putting
the mill up. Il
Berry and Barker, charged with robbing
Mr.. Miller's house during the flood. obtained
bond In the SUN Of $500 each, yesterday, and
were released from custody. E. H, Mclean,
Etq, became responsible for Bsrry's appear
ance, and J.. Alex. Ewing for Barker, he
Barker depositing q draft with Mr.; Ewing as
collateral security to him.
Mr.: Hasklns. supervisor, OF bridges on the
BIZ 9: from Wheeling 10 Cumberland, and
Grafton 70 Parkefsburg, ia hera with
6is camp, repairing tha damage to the freight
depot by the flood. Mr.. Hsskins and Su.
p~ervison Floyd certainly deserve substantial
recognition at the hands Of the B.L&S0. CONF
.H4alH M EE-lAE# fE# -
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,WANTED-TWo conn -
1,vv, hhnda. One who undc,tSrJ'D FARM,
o. : ualty food watct 10 Tho tsh,, sNslng IN
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1000 yards 10.f Fruit, Utica, and
New York Mills Sheeting. lslI
200 dozen Napkins.
$500 dozen Towels, md Silks and Satins
sgtliat were never sold so cheap US we arc
selling them. Damaged foods on sale all
this week. II. EMShEIMER,j$5
Eleventh; Street.
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body ldGntiNOd,

II The body Of the drowned man found ID
the river near this place Sunday was iden,i.
fled yesterday asS that Of a foreigner named
Robisbeck, who had been In this country not
quito a year. His brother states that the
drowning was accidental and occurred on
the LIST OF January, as he was crossing on a
loot log over Big 6ewickley Greek near where
1t enters the Ohio The body when found
the burial after The inquest was deferred un.
til some Information could be obtained, X
possible, which resulted as above stated.
He worked on q farm near where he was
drowned and leaves q wife but no children.
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Ml1e gt1tallQQe,ufe..
ONCE. Nov. - and ~ Fourteenth Street
&, New Advertisements IL.

a, n Nov ADVERTISEMENTS. 4
Wanted-Boy to Learn Carriage Trade.
Rsopening Of Madison Pablo School.
For Rsnt-Furnished Room.
Eotice-Henry Bchmulbach.
N~otice-Lsdiea' Executive Committee.
Wanted-Mould Makers. <
To all whom it may Concern.
For Rsnt-Possession April lst-Ale1anGer
Bone, Agent.
Farm For sale-J. T. Hanes, Agent.
Public Library Books-Head OF Local.
When spectacles are Needed. G. Dillon,
Third page.
Logan, List 4 Co.'s Excelsior Baking Pow.
del-Logan & Co.
Just Think Of It-Stanton & Davenport.
German Student Lamps-Nesbitt Il Bro.
\ Especial Sale Of Carpets-G. Mendel Il Co.
:Dr. John 3. smith-Third page.
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sisters ofMerU.

TERnE HAv7E, Isp February 20.-Fif-
teen sisters Of Saint Frances, little Sisters
Of the Poor" are expected here tonight 10
enter Saint Anthony's Hospital, founded
largely on the liberality Of II. Hulman.
These sisters are from The order Of Olpe:
Westphalia, and came over! in the steamer
servia in charge Of the mother superior Of
the order in Indiana. ~
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The zorn burns nurucr uys,erv.

LINCOLN, ILL, February 26.-Last Thurs-
day a detective delivered n satchel and
valise to the turnkey. Of the county Jail.
The satchel is declared to be that Of the
murdered girl Z,ra Bnrns, while the yalise
ls said to contain her gos7amer and hat.
The authorities now assert that they posi-.
lively have evidence to convict the muir
derer OF the girl. HEt,
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Child Bndlv burned.

a little child two years old, daughter of
James il ~Isrson, a coal miner living below
Bog a.. Run. was badly. burned yesterday
aboutl o o'clock: The little. thing was play:
ing In front Of the CRATE aud by some meAus
her pinaiorel caught FIRE. The mother
had Just stepped outside when the child
came screaming towards her wrapped ina
blaze OF fire. With great presence OF mind
Mrs. J eilerson picked her up and succeeded
in eI~iinYuishipg the flames. The little sui.
ferer Is burned about the face, neck and
arms. DR.. Pipes was called in and did all
that could be done To alleviate ita suffering.
The doctor thinks the burns are not fatal
and with care the child will recover. ~
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Attention Company X.

GaHpoIs lItFa1a, E5rHarV p.
Mr.. James Meats, Of our city, during the
high water found In an old wreck In q drift
pila near Gorges creek, a soldiers discharge
ina frame with glass ovsr,itFThs soldiers
mans upon the discharge is SLcnjsmin F.
Blake, private Of Jos. g.. n. Bnrktr, Company
X, Fourth Regiment Of West Virginia Caval.
~. The discharge was given at Wheeling,
v. Va, on the % day Of May 1864. Mi.
Moats Is anxious for papers to eivs this no
tice publicity, 40 MI. Blake. II he is alive.
can get It, and II not, any OF the surviving
members Of his family. The discharge can
be had by communicating with the Herald
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For Charity-0entle Charity's snke.
While winter cold rules everything. 1t is
almost like a ray OF summer sunshtue Of the
incalculable heap ofgood (never to be known
by mortal ken on this earth) that Is done
daily and hourly in the city. Of New. Orleans,
La, by the iar-famed Charity Hospital, main
tanned by the spaniard, the French, the
American, tho Confederate State, and now
more active In It's miasion7o Of good than evar,
sustained by the royal bonus of $1,000, 900
raid for It's franchises by the Louisiana State
Lottery, the next 1.-THE 1GGth) Monthly Draw.
Ing Of which will OCCUR on March H. 1884,
and OF which N. A.. Dauphin, at New Orleans,
La, will give all information. Daw
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An.0pp8siii0ii Canal,

MINNEAPOLIS, February 2o.-Enort Is
making. to revive the Nicaragua canal
scheme in opposition to DeLeesep's pro.
posed canal, and General Rosser, Of this
city, has been offered the position Of chief
engineer. He sails from New York, March
Sth for Nicaragua, to look into the matter.
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The mothers that alwaysdisagree about the
beauty OF their respective babies, always
agree on the fact that for the Group and colds
Of their babies nothing can equal that de-
ightful and pleasant remedy, Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. &f.SfS
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A BIG HUsINE 3
HeiuE Done on the Riyer..GcnerAl Steam
---L ~ ~. Innt He,xu Y taEEL. =

neins Donoon the Riyer.Gcneral Steam.
The new Chesapeake will pass up at an
early hour this morning. to
The Courier, Chesapeake aud Regular, all
got away in their down river trades at about
the same hour yesterday morning.
The @. W. Bachelor waited on the Andes
for freight and thereby did not get away for
Pittsburgh until noon. She had all tho
freight she could carry.
The Katie Stockdsls passed down early
yesterday morning, aud the Emma Graham
passed up at dusk last night. She had an
elegant excursion party on board, composed
principally OF ladies.
The river fell about one foot yesterday, the
marks last evening indicating q depth Of u
feet in the channel and the river was still
falling. The packets In the daily trade were
all on time aud the business transacted BY
them, together with that done by the biz
trade packets, made the levee all day yester.
day one Of the busiest places in the city.
The Andes did not get in until alter 0
o'clock yesterday. morning. she had on
board every pound Of freight she could car.
~. It was q splendid trip in every sense.
She did not ret away until late last night,
Capt. Muhlemsn found that freight enough
had been engaged before his arrival to load
his steamer down as deep as she could stand,
and he was kept busy all day, refusing
freight. Enough was offered to fill two
steamers. The Andes also tcok out a cabin
full OF passengers.
It was thought by some that the flood
wonld affect the river traffic for some time
to come. II has affected 1t, but not the way
many expected. The river business was
never batter than now. There are no rate
wars to cut down profits, aud there is enough
and more freight than can be we'll handled.
At Marietta, fer instance, the wharf.
boat Is loaded down with freight,
and the levee lined with It from top to bot.
tom, waiting 10 be taken away. Both the
stockdale, Graham and Andes, have refused
it both ways within the past week owing to
the fact that they had all they could possibly
carry, aud the tam state OF affairs exists in q
greater or lesser degree at every port.
ClEclSHA71, February 2G.-Rlver SO feet
and falling; weather clear and cool.
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BALTIMORE, February 2b,-Flour quiet and steady.
Whea. steady aud quiet: western steady and ar,n;
No red spot 81 0,h.s! ": February st(SX bid.
! l2a7f. Torn dnil and steady; mixed spot 6ta6l12T
February 6ol60hc; March J3Ea59Hc April 6VEc Gid:
May OK Ssc; steamer 651fla56c. 0ah dull; white
44a4;c; mixed a2a4is; PENNSYLVANIA 42a45c. Rye
Eggs tteady at lSal9c. 5sI5 800 ~ "SSt
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WARnAsrro Hand.saws, 90 cents, at Boyd's,
Market Square. Eva


OF a large assortment OF Black and Fancy
Silks, Black and Colored French Csshmeres.
Fancy Dress Goods, Flannels, Notions OF all
kinds. Wall Papers, Window Blinds, Win.
dow Hollands, all colors, gst{ ( cents a yard,
White and Colorsd Table Linens, 10, &c.,,
all ofwhioh will be sold at exceedingly low
prices for, cash at Nos 20l0 and 202I Main
street. P.:sB. DoRulNs,H Assignee,
for JOHN Roxu.p.
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The Australian Cricketcrs.

Mr.. David Scott, OF Boyle & Scott, The IA.
nous Victorian CHoketeis, at Melbourne, N.
8. W., received q fearful blow from a ball, on
tho leg, and suffered 'excruciating agony.
Two applications OF ST. Jacobs Oil, he says,
reduced The swelling and baniShed the pain.
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A self.Explnnatory Letter.
PuuAsgLruIA, February @. 1873

Ar:R !. J. Snlyth, Wheeling " va:
: DE.R sm:-Wo sympsthizs much with
your poor people VINO have lost So much
through the recent flood, aud 10 aid them we
will fill small orders Of garden seeds free OF
charge u sent through you, sggregasips SOS
at wholcsale prices. On theses orders please
state that they are far the poor. vac
Yours truly,
D, 3LAEpRlru * On
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New YORK, February %2S.-Cotton quiet and
steady at 70 ls.l6all l-ls; futures firm: February
ll.27e; July ll.37c; August II 47c: sepicmbe. lie:
Octnher 1O.74e: November 10 &c: Decelnbir 10 Jc'
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NEW ioEK. February 2e.-Expo:ts In domestic
eotsGns 4, ioF The pas. week w.s2 .73e packages; since
packages the same time lat yeaf and 2l.4sl nsct.
ages the a time In 's2, and u. III packages In
81. Tho movement from agents continues III good
proportions. The tone Of the cotton goods mai,
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SiLks-FOROUILTS

We haye put out all our Odds and Ends
Of Silks aud marked them 50 cents per
yard. They are just the thing for quits.
sS A. Il. RICE j. 20.
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ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer.
fully given by the INTELLIaENcER JOB OyrlcE.
All work guaranteed. Ssg sSE
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INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. G., February g-l:sO AN
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, local rains,
followed by colder ~and.par,ly cloudy wealth.
!er; winds generally southeast to northwest;
nearly stationary followed by a rising barom.
yeter. 1
Flower Lakes light SHOWS, generally colder
weather, south to west winds and higher ba-
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s. ss:......::.:.":lol US. new H.. 1854

.-. #~ ~" 81
3: 5 s. a., COUPONS: AK H. $. new q: .l2sN
RAILWAY HoSDs-Firm: West Shore iyes, how.
ever are weaker at $50 Houston & Texas reuerai
SKIES arc III good demand and up TO SIX.
STATE sEcURlrlEs-QuIet
Pacific C. OF 'o5...".l29 TEX. Psc. land girls. 4eh
Central Pacific lists. ll1s5<Ido Rio Grandc div. tx
Erie secouds;.-".. 9! UP bonds, arst......lib
Louisiana coisols... 77hIU. p. sinking iund,..il9n
Missouri 6s...,......l05 Virginia 6s,,......". 10
VI. .Joseph...........-1l0 Virginia coneols, ex.
9. T. 4 i. G. trsts..llS trx mat. COUPONS. 40
Tennessee old........S 9tllVirgiuia deferrod... TX
Tennessee Gs. new. 80 Extra Interest. - -
y sTocKs-The market opened strong ard higher.
yet the result Of tho days trading WAS aImo,t Il gen.
eral decline, Compared with the closing ptices OF
Last evening twcnty.two out Of thirty OF 1.-THE most
active stock arc lower, though twenty.iour Of them
showed declines Oh orcr one percent, viz: Central
Pacific ~, Northwestern TX, Wabash nrclcnedi X
and Omaha preferred TX. All other declines werSs
lractionsl. Only nte stocks are higher than last
night. and these only fractional. lean aud room
traders arc responsible for the decline today. TWo
hundred ihors,nd dollars In gold eoeg out on 10.
moriOw's steamer. tl g i7a' If -
e Applications made at the Stock EXCHANGE have
non.y0ling Certificates Eric has been Itciared,
not In good delivery In accordance with the .aplce.
ment that stock should have voting n,wer siter
the payment Of three consecutive Dividend, M
preferred stock. Tho Missouri and Kailsas Il Teras
railroads earned In 1883, over all expcuM NJ Sliy.l2s.
q. TrapsartionR y1h 0nl sharnv 49,.
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Petroleum.

Pr!1sRuReH, PA, February @.-ol irregular
rallied 10 9yNc, and ctoeed 99Lc, The af,ernoon
ses"ion continued Irregular: opened Ut syIc, nj.
yanced 70 81 co. broke TO s9kc, and closed al ss;Ec.