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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-14

Sunday passed of quietly. Toward
eveningrumors got ailoat that tho Mayer
party Iwas making preparations to take
the court house by storm. The sherif's
posse prepared for battle. They were
heavily armed with revolyers, double-bar-
relied shot guns, Winchester Repeating
rifles, and other Implements OF war. The
Mayor OF the town had expressed his de-
termination OF sending TO the country for
q force withs which 70 expel the Sheriff
from the court house. Nearly every
body In town had Joined the Sheriff. J
Nothing OF note occurred till midnight,
when mountaineer arrived. He had
ridden ten miles through the rain and
mud TO notify the Sheriff that force was
coming to attack him. The time for the
attack was set for O'Clock Monday morn.
ing. Word had been sent up and down
the hills and valleys by the Mayer faction,
and every man who would was urged to
come and help retake the clerks office.
The Sheriff prepared for 1t, and had his
men ready. But, no attack was made.
It Is certain that Il was planned TO make
the assault, but probably the show oi
force caused II to be abandoned,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-14
FIRE AT NEW MARrlNsy1L1E,
Pool Room and Dwelling Burnsd-Los,
$4,000.
Speeial DiSpsatek IA IA, fny,lito.n.S,

'P1'ef 70 NJ IEIel1Iyt
NV MARrxsSiLIE, W. Va, Jan. IL
!aS.-A large FIRE is raging here now.
The pool room Of White & Bower and the
residence Of Levi Barger are on FIRE. The
IRE seems to be under control and do
not think it will spread. The loss will
probably be 5000. IN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-14
M'CORMICK'S CASE.
A LITTLE INSIDE HISTORY.
Some striking Letter w+ltinr-rho Original
Arthur Man Discovered at Last-Tho
State Committee to the Reseue-me.
CormIck's Palliative Plea.

From he Editor ofA Ln,diignaH.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 12, 1856
The nomination Of S. P. Mccormick, Of
Grafton, to be Collector of Internal Reye-
nue. in West Virginia, has excited good
deal of comment here. The interest is not
confined to West yirginians. lit were
not for certain peculiar circumstances this
would become celebrated case. Demo-
Gratis take very philosophic view Of the
matter. II they were sure Of Cleveland's
attitude they would know better what to
do. Thus far it isan open question wheth-
er Cleveland will listen to party persua-
sion and as fast as possible fill the places,
at least the principal ones, with Demo.
crats, or whether he will leave the Repub-
licans undisturbed. With special refer
ence TO this West Virginia affair Demo-
Gratis say that II the Administration was
determined TO make o nomination at
this time McCormick's success suits them,
for they seem to understand that it is dis
tasteful to a majority OF Republicans.
They think it will not contribute to har-
mony in the Republican ranks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-14
MARRIED.,

sPEARs--FERGUsoN4 wednesday. January
lssS at the residence OF the brides parents, By
Rev. King, pastor OF the Wesley NJ. Z. Church, Nj.
RALPH Il. sfELRs and Miss JESSIE =. FERGUSON. No
eaids. tn.l.,n0-0 On. .,.... 49,, N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-14
Gks gnts4iaetter~

once No.. 20 and 81 Fourteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-14

open threats were made by Mayors
party that they would -'haye another
Moorfeld scrape," and couple of shots
were fired near the court house. The ex-
citement was getting so high that riot
,eemedimminent, and thesherifF deputized
every available man to help keep the
peace and defend public property. The
suspicious movements OF bodies OF men
among the shrubbery and pine trees that
GROW in the court house yard gave reason
Tor believing that it was the intention Of
Mayors friends to break down the doors
and enter the Clerks office by force. The
doors were hastily barricaded with benches
and pieces OF timber, and an armed guard
was placed within to keep out all persons
who had not pass from the sheriff. The
court room, which opens into the Clerks
office, was also locked, and guarded by
about half-dozen men.
The town was in commotion all night.
II seemed that scarcely any one slept. AT
s o'clock Saturday morning company oi
Mayors friends, headed by some OF the
town officers, attempted to arrest the
whole force at the Court House. Resist.
anCe was offered, and 1t was abandoned
withouta q fight. 1t afterwards appeared
that the warrants were grossly illegal, and
that the ono who issued them lid himself
liable to severe handling.
Two or three attempts were made by
Mayors party to get into the Clerks OF.
fce on Saturday; but no violence was
used. The SheriiPs posse had grown to
some twenty-five. A force was kept on
duty day and night. All kind Of rumors
comein ofgathenng squadrons and threat
ened attacks. Theobieptof the Sheriff was
not to hold the office for Adams or for
Mayer, but to preserve public, property,
which was maniiestly not very. sAfe about
the Court House then. Neither Mayer
nor Adams were allowed to go indie the
office, but those engaged in the defense
were all the friends OF Adams.
G. A. Mayer was the Democratic nomi.
nee for the Clerkship, and j. j. Adams,
who has been eighteen years Clerk, ran
on the Independent ticket-whiCh In
Tucker county is distinct organization,
consisting Of one.third OF the Democratic
party and all the Republican and Green
baokers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-14

Resolrsd, That the Committee on Rea
Estate in conjunction with Tie members
Of the Legislature from Ohio county be
requested to use their best efforts to OBJ
tain from the State an appropriation sutti
.cient to put the building in good ahd. com
plete repair.
The First Branch amended by instruct
ing the committee to employ q competent
person 10 make an eatimnte ofthe cost o.
the necessary repairs. The Second con
Cured In this.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-14
NEVER DIsonEYRp IEFF,

Senator brown rose to personal expla-
nation. He never disobeyed an order OF
the President Of the Confederate States
which he had the right to give, There
had been a wide difference Of opinion be-
tween Mr.. Davia and himself as to the
constitutionality OF the Conscript act, but
he never sought to obstruct 1t. When
General shermap's army invaded Georgia,
he called into active service class OF per,
sons, old men and boys, and officers Of
counties who were not liable to military
duty. He did refuse ap order to turn these
troops over to the Confederate army, be-
cause the President had no power to order
into service troops who by law were ex.
empt. And though these troops were
furiouehed to gather the crops, They
we're afterwards called back into service
and were duly surrendered with Johnson g
army. He denied that either himself or
Mr., Stephens had ever indicated q wish to
General Sherman for conference with a
view for separate State accommodation
for Georgia, though both would have been
glad TO have. seen negotiations opened be-
tween the Federal Government and the
Confederate Government. He continued:
~ was not an original Union man. Iwas
a secessionist. am aware there are few
Of the original panel now living. Still /
was aseeesslonist; the Government was
made with my consent, and therefore
this was the state OF the case in which 1
Could permit Georgia to negotiate in any
manner which ever imply bad faith to the
ether eonfederateS.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-14
z. m. gt1e@il1tm s. 90.

baltimore Sun please copy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-14

He proceeded to say that the reasons
given by Mr.. Sherman, in corroboration
of his statement, were equally untrue. It
was impossible that any distinguished cit
izen OF North Carolina could have made
the statementsto General Sherman which
lie said. they did, that he Mr.. yanceJ was
afraid of Mr.. Davis. 1t was true that he
(Vance) did send an embassy to General
Sherman, but 1t was to ask protection, not
separate terms, the war then being virtu-
ally over and Mr.. Davis q fugitive. The
reason he did not await the return OF that
embassy was because he was informed Il
had been captured by Kilpatrlck's cavalry.
Those who served on the victorious side
in the late war seemed unable to appreci.
ate the feelings which those who suffered
the humiliation of defeat still entertained
towards their great leader, but he appeal
ed to them whether they, as men, would
not rather see their late foes meeting
them standing up rather than crawling
upon their bellies. Mr.. Hawley read ex.
tracts from correspondence between Gov.
erIor Vance and Jefferson Davis on the
subject OF suspending the writ OF habeas
corpus to sustain General Sherman'sviews
OF their relation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-14

county?
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-26

as loss Ci uOncrv, Zas itUt", nocturnal ems sion-, Sycr-ions io society, dinnysS oi Wis SiuL, noises iH the head, :ac vital fluid pass mG Unubsurrcd through the Ir:nn, aai many otA"r diseases that lead to insanity and death.
 Dr. Mutic. LhO k a rt@uSr graduated physician, wI!l agree to forfeit Eve hundred dollars for d ease uf this kind tE-t .Ec Nit1 Restorative Nmi"r his special dcrisa and ucttnent' will ruI cGrc or for aEytE.nE i;l- pure or injurious found in Il. jlr. Mn:ic treats all l.-tas s,s successfully vilhnNt mCr- cyry. Consultation free Ihrr"E@h exam inaiion a.. advice. Including analvs'% of urinc, :5. P-.cr Of N.Ial Restorative Sl.0 a h"'tlr, or four fine. tLc quaIt.ty j9r $a; s-nt to say address Npo.. r-Cciit Q: price CT ' q. n, secure from observation and in pri- ya;" u..c. fl Gr.rCd, hy |. r. NlNIIE, N. Dr. No- ]" htirIy stree, san Francisco Cal.
 Dr. Nut..s Kidney Remedy, NErRRLTI- CUM curse an kinds ut Kidney aud bladder Comp.a.nts, CCEn0.YhUa. iceuc.rrhwA, %lcrt. For sale hy al druggists; $i a bo''.e, six bottles g..
 pr. Nhrt.r', Eandcion Pills and the best I'd ,hcapc.t tvs 'rsia and billions c@r, in .,HiaIG-t. For S'lc hy all druggists
 sample Bottle Free,
 'loe sent to ary OF, applying ny letter st,l.uG ,yn. .pt"m~, sex and age. N;.I,t se- rrrty in r,'. ard to all h'.>I.o-s trans actions .
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-26
NOTICE
To the 'i'aE Payers Of Co- chise County, Arizona,

TAo Territorial anJ County 'Ta>- sz for tE@ current ysa, -s lS:, are due and paya5Ieos tAe office of the Tax Collector of aaiH County in 1he city Of TonbYto2e as.d rouat oe paid on oi before the third Monday in December, laS1, and on failure to pay the sane as above provided, 2 penal ' os -i.e per e~as will be added tAesct2
 X. J RITTER, Treasurer and e. Omoio Taz Col lecto- for CocLi@s csnns5 Ari- Zona Tercitory
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-26
Nels Warrington
$500 REWT TARD

By v::tGe cf ttca~tLo.;ty vested in me by tie Beard of SlrerYisors of Cochisa County at 9 regular [ meeting of said Board, held or tie 9th day of October, 1885, l hereby offer reward of $500 for the ap. prehcnsien. dead or alive, of the renegade Apache Chief Geronimo. . And by the same authority 1 offer 8 further reward of S23O for the apprehension, dead or alive, of any one of said Geronimo's band of renegade Indians who have been engaged with him in his murder ous raids through Cochiso County. Such apprehension, to earn the above rewards, must be made by some person or persons not in the military service of the United States.
 R. $. HATCH, Sherih.
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 Sel pHWlAE 0NSpEHskEiX. EE EJ2 Fkh9.y .ST SFE.y.
rKE ErrEE~ apEcIALIsr.

rr.A for tEr Scje, ti, gud Speedy -Ge- ot Chronic. Nyrvnu> and Sra-
 ,'!' b'-r..--.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-26

Just received nj Ashnsun (v Walkers cigar store, 0 new lot Of those celebrated Estrcna cigars, ? for 2j cents. Y
 Cigars, tooaccos. pipes, kn!vc5 and in fact everytE!ng !n the snoke-'1 line, for sale ?. Ashmun q Walkers cigar store q. reasonable prices. fl
 It islndeed terrible thing 10 lose ones mind, but t Is s more terrible think 70 suf Ger suck condition when ]; can be 50 easily drererted osiv
 The stock o. af;crsi ice recenf-7 ny chssec py Us, being s.i consumed, the prIcc pi ;ec hereafter viii be cents per pound Tbi"b Tate will be maintained during the
 .s,THv- ~.EN!t Co
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-26
Niy Hospital Experience

Having been surgeon IT, CLar,c Of two iea1- lg hssri;al>i enables mr treat a!! sr.yStc ,-caees with excellent results | 7iNA it dis 'iuc,iy understood that dc not claim to per !oT.u .mpOss.bil!t.e~, or to have mira glous ur -ufcrlunan power l claim only t1 b. .L.'lirl and successful physician and surs on, ---.-.-L L.E in.n-,.-L ID lnN .,...iAL.A--
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-26
4 New iDepart.lrc.

Mir \. D. Walsh, the oldest restaurant nan !n hi, city, and thc ir-t ;o start a regular meal cooked n order. q, lie old established Can Gan restaurant. E:I, just returned from a i,iyt 70 san Francisco, and while ttcrc ht. secured Inc service, of Ben Waltmau and Harry Woodward. cook and steward of the celebrated Popular Ic,taurant" Of that city. aru he vii iu few days depart from the old method Of charging so much g meal and run a bill C.: fare hDu,c. Every article wIth it> pr.cc carried out, Will b. printed on a hil Ol fare, and yog get " hat y,u want. and pay lor shat you get. A. Nlr. War;uan is Uu- dOub,ydiy the best cool, ill thi, tcrritoIy.this ucw departure of M-. Wa'sh'- will undoubt ciiy make tAc Cai. Can lac uIu,' pnpU. ag rcstaIra,!t in t-;- city. l;G,G-Im
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-26
NDs %sf NiSI

Ard Wildlc-"~ra mc". who ar: suffering from the effects Of NoUthiui Indi ,c:ct,3r, oi Eycg>>rs in T";urc years. Ncrvo'!s and Phys
 ical Drbii.y, ImDolrncu, I.1s' Manhood con fusin'. of ideas, dull eyes, aversion |; society, dependency, pnDplc, on u- .age, los oi en- crgy and memory y5bcYueuC Of u-.aaj.a", e!c. Remember, thatl q cUiyb' 'Ga,.og of reiaa- dies Of great curative rowe' tI' D,-'o, haS 50 ag-j b.5 trcatmcnt t.lat .t vii, not on'y afford immediate relief i.-.t r- r.ua:l.-..t
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-26
C0nSt2ble'S Sale.

r,Y yIiTUE or AN EXECUTION IS. , ~U { L.r Of JH- ice =. S. iiark' 's Cont, of inc itv Ot Tombstone. Township Nc. l. county Oi CrcEi-r. Tc:Etury rt Ali.c.g. date! the Err Gay Oi ~rp!, u,b,.. i--i !G % C"'fa-u action ahr:ein Pa.gu-" Ni-~1 s- plaintiff. r covered Judgment EEaiUS' u@I~ ICrn. defendant n |. e sum ut One Iiuudrtd and Enrty-;!i-.c and ;h!-'v- TWO one hUuGre !ta collars Sl;I a.' damau,s aud Eighteen 4rd iucty y-.se one lruarrtih Gu.lar- BIS Q, cot "t -uli, on the 9Th day ut August. le.5. Aa'G levied Cpul n following dcsogibrd property. tLUte n tae City of T, ubStUuc Co Ci.-e County, Territory of Arr2oua. sixteen and rnr-'af 'rr ui ui the -outh half of lut No. II in N.Orf No. F. ua t'e sc-, Sicc Uf sixth street, - tu-y}. Allen and Erc;HCr- streets. being it'. feet fr'rt or sixth street AUG rGGalHy bgCE l4u fec. . A.apihe io.!C"lrE fc~c-:u-1 lrt p wit: begin uiIg a' 9 point lt ard atj siaiIg hIg,ew To; uu th" north side aud thence along r:.i -l.c line u; second street, tEvncc UuIlh,rIv c" feet. thence westerly l"J feel. thence ao"tEe'ir Cb feet. jhrayr cEs'rrv a.p1- -Al4 h.r.rU-> .C:.A inc -io feet t1 place Cf hc-Enrg.
 V .tilc i- hereby given thA' on ;ho 2i;h day of September, lN~a, at lu o'c."Ck 4. N., ol that Gay ai D" office of C. x Clark. ,lu-jic- uf the Prt,r 0u i.er strcrt near I. urlL. iU ,ne Ti,y of Tomb -'urc. tu@u'v o. CuC..-r, w.lI sv. ar the right ,ltic and interest of said Louis Lnrr. Gr!cudu:.' a1y,c named iA a,.i tJ the 45oy" G~-c-!h"d prop crts. at PGbic auction. io. cash lI"ls! !HUary 10 the h. hes! and b--I u!c,.c. u -at.s:y cxscE- NCu rI. si ,O-;-.
 Dated al Tombstone :hr 2i day o7 Sept. 1885. ct
 BEN JAMES Cnn-l=i,.r.
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Diseases of NIan-

A., lying 'o me vii! receive my honest "p'u.Jn uE ihe,- cauf aiuts-No l,pcriJ.ont- .Iz. ! r'.'! guarantee 3 positive v,i,. .r ev- ,Iy ease undertake, or forfeit $l,"1a Con s.:,tat:or iu office or by lct,cr rEFr and strictly friyate. Charges reasonable. Thorough cXaa,ina,in HcludilI" cLenicai and mi.:c-, op!cai ..na!y~!7 oi urine and advice S501
 Office tcul- 9to 2 dai,y.G 70 $ eveumg San- days tp l2 only. Call Or address
 D R. A l. T. Fl " 26i5 Keeruy street, San Francisco, Cs!.
 = Remember the Doctor las Vegata- ble Compound the result oi many yesr, of special practice az hard siudy, which under Ei- advice h2s never failed C. success in the EATpkRLO>I MANHOOD, PRUSIA GU .l z, etc.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-26
TGG Great L!,glish Remedy

I:.5 I Gvver :al..N.- euro fo. ncryOGs de- bi!ity, exhausted vi ta,ify. seminal weak ne $, spcrmatorrEca, lost maphnod. inlro- tcuey. paralysis, and all the terrible effects of self abuse, youth t0llics aulcNCr>-es m lnatur. years SUrh
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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-26
sample Bottle Free,

'Ior sent to ary OF, applying ny letter 4 fling ,gHIr Irtom~. sex and age. S;.Iyt se- rrrty in r.. ard to al h.sihc-S trans -c t,ouS.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-26
Notice.

Horses taken or pasture at reasorsble yates, at the California ranch, 5 miles from Tombstone, Good feed, water and shade. For particulars apply to.J Nj Nash, at the 5 enaksrN NN ANen etract
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-26

DE. ALLE% A> I5 WELL KNOWN, IS \ r. cji.r graduated puy-.ciau ;!.l Surgeon, raura;gd at EoNdoin College and Uuiycr. s;'y "f Michigan. and i7 acknowledged tc h- inc In.,s' -Apcrt surgeon in h.s ,9eris'i, on .h.. .,.-.-.-- u
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-24
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY. DECEMBER a. 1885,.

81 1904 rs; city mills superhne s. seas 90.
extra 81 50@4 Is; RIO brands, 81 1895 90.
Wheat-Southern easier; Western lower, clos
ing dull Southern, red sOasSe, Amoer $40
97c; No. 2 Western winter red, December de-
livery S51 DS5$zc, January sdC1S611c. Corn
Southern steady; Western frmer and active
Southern, white 42SQ46c, yellow 42CG49bac.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2S.--Fiour unchanged.
Wheat very dull: No. 2 red. cash 92lSc, Janu-
airy delivery 921@d493s4c. Corn very dull and
3 shade lower; No. , mixed, cash S21Re, lanu-
AIRY delivery SSc. Oats easier; No. mixed,
cash 263sc. Whisky, 81 10. Provisions steady
and and about unchanged: Pork, $40 for new.
Lard, S5c. Bulk meats lower; loose lots long
clear 75c, short rib S5c, clear SC. Boxed
lots long clear 75,G4 soc, short ribs 921ac,
short clear 00c, BacOn-lOng clear 5O95 5Sc,
short rib 5 55l05 60c, short clear S5c.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 22.-Coffee dull; Rio
cargoes, common 10 prime $40 sugar steady
open kettle, strictly prime 47stG5c; good com
mon to fair 1 Sic; centrifugais choice white
| CSC. prime yellow clarified 5A@53sc. Molss-
ses duh; omen kettle, strictly prime S7G39c
good fair 25lG2Sc: centrifugals dull and nomi-
nal Cotton seed oil dull; prime crude 2Sc.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 23.-Grain steady; Wheat
No. red. CSC. COrn-od nominal, new
mixed S6lSc. Oats-new No. mixed, Sll5c.
Provisions quiet: Bacon-clear rib sides
nominal. clear sides 6l4c, shoulders nominal.
Bulk meats-cear RIB sides loo, clear sides
S 400, shoulders 10. Pork, mess $40. Lard,
choice leaf soc.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, Dec. %. 100 p. m.-Spirits turpen-
tine firm; spot 2Is. December delivery 2ss,
January TO April 27s Cd.
NEW YORK, Dec. %, nOon.-Spirits turpen-
tine drm at S7kc. Rosin firm at 81 021sC9
| | OH.
$500 p. m.-spirits turpentine steady; ssc
asked. ROsin dull
CHARLESTON, Dec. ss.-splrits turpentIne
| quiet, 35c asked. ROsin-strained soc, good
| strained S71&G90c.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 29.-Spirits turpentlne
| firm ut soc. Resin quiet; SOC for strained
and S5c for good strained Tar firm at 81 90.
Crude turpentlne steady; hard 81 90, yellow
| DIP and virgin 81 80.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-Market steady
CHARLESTON, Dec. 23.-Market quiet;
| fair 4Aa41$c. good 5(D5l4c, prime 5I%(@59zc.
| Rough-Upland 100000, tide water 81 0O@l Is.
| Sales lis barrels.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2S.-Market steady;
Louisiana, ordinary to prime 31sG5lzc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-24
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.


IoNpoN. Dec %, nOon.--Consols, 90 8-l6
for money: 90 7l6 for account.
40. m.-CODsOls, 80 5-l0.
NEW YORK. Dec. %, noon.-Stocks quiet but
steady Money easy az 2d3 per cent. Ex-
change-long, 81 8534 short "a 1904 500. State
bonds neglected. Government bonds active
and sieady. .,>
at2Is613 per cent. sub Treasury balances
Gold. sl78748. 600; currency, slS,3l40oO. Gov
ernment bonds dub; four per cents, l2iH;
three per cents. lO4Iz. State bonds quiet.
The zsare IN Wall street, caused by reports
Of heavy shipments OF specie 10 Europe,
nroved to be only ephemeral. The sudden adj
vance made yesterday has not been main
TAI, ed, and the actual business quotations
for sterling bills this evening are below the
nrice &C which shipments will be made with
ami loss. IL is probable, however. that S50O,0O0
will be sent on the steamer Adnatic To-
morrow, arrangements having peen made tOf
that amount Oy Brown Bros. Coz, VINO
state. however, that It Is still possible Tor the
shinmeat 10 DO deferred or abandoned. An
other shipment Of 100000, II IS stated, WIZ De
made on Tuesday next by another Danklns
house. Great interest was felt IN the stock
market this morning by operators who sought
through opening quotations 70 discover the
effect Of Yesterday rumOre upon prlces, Inc
opening figures were Es ssd NY 5s i "
fancy for a short time, and then the market
started upward, advancing throughout the
forenoon, during which time nearly az Of the
reaiiv active stocks rose lni9s per cent.
Taotawanna gained per cent. After mid
dav me market became quiet ana slowly de-
cllned. lOslrg the greater part OF the lore
nonn'@ advance before o'clock. ADOut this
tine there was a slight rally, aud then IN
irreruiar movement. COn8lderable icYerifh.
uesf VIE developed la lhckaNahnt ana
Texas Pacific, with small dechnes also pa
grenrors. The markrt cieeed generally weak
al onlv dirht changes from AZ nfeninf1
dnai druree. advances hnd declitW being
Hb0uf equally divided 500. ~ w NlAfrs'