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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20

on CRY, Pa, Feb. 10 National transit certIa.
cHtes opened at ING: highest 1EsC; lowest Tiic;
closed At I4ci EAlcs 1881 900 barrels; cleaTanees
aIsa 900 barrels; runs 80 0SI barrels; shipments 10
400 baIrclI. charters yl barrels OIL city Oh Isl.
change stock g y bid aud 81 80 asked.
BRADEoRp, Pa, Feb. l9-Crude oil steady and
higher; National Transit aud Tidawatef runs for
"wednesday bS,SA barrels; total shipments 70 400
barrels charters 81 80 barfclS; cleannoes AGO bar
relSj National Transit certificates orcned at7l5Eo;
closed a 721Se; highest 7919tIei lowest 7ly(c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20

scuNuIpAQH BREkISU Co.'s well known
brand OF tErlangerp Beer will be on
draught to-day and tomorrow In all prin-
cipal saloons In this city, Bellaire, Bridge
port, Martins Ferry, Benwood and imme-
diate vicinity. Same eau DO procured in
bottles at Chris. Siehke's boiling works.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20

scHMuLB4cH BREWING Co. we'll known
brand Of "Erlangerp Beer will be on
draught to-day and tomorrow in all prin.
cipal saloons IN this city, Bellaire, Bridge.
port, Martins Ferry, Benwood and imme-
diate vicinity. Same can be procured in
bottles at Chris. Siebke's bottling works.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20

a IT was reported here last night that on
Wednesday night there was a big wreck
at salipeville, on tile Cleveland & Pltts.
hurgh road. Two freight trains crashed
into each other and several cars were
smashol and the track torn up. The
damage was heavy
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X, Of p Notice
Slt Knights Attention.
For Rent-JAmes A. HenEy, cor
A. u. U. W. Funeral office.
Germ Meai-G &. McMechtn 4 son.
ssaisd FSfSpSSls-Fourth page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20

scuSutBAclt BRRwSq oo.'sweIl known
brand OF HErlanger" Beer will be on
draught to-day and tomorrow in all prin-
cipal saloons In this oily, Rellsire, bridge
port, Martins Ferry, R4nwood and ilnHie-
diate vicinity. Same eau be procured in
bottles at Chris. Siebke's hottlIng works.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20
EXCURSION rleilsts 10 NEW orlean,.

Excursion Tickets to New Orleans.
Cheap excursion tickets are now ON sale
via tho direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full information
call on or address j. G. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot Of Eleventh street, Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20

SGnNuLaAcH BREWING Co.'s well known
brand OF "ErlangeE Beer will DO on
dEaught to-day and tomorrow IN all prin.
cipal saloons In this city, Bellaire, Bridge.
port, Martins Ferry, Renwood and imme.
date vicinity. Same can be procured in
bottles at Chris, siebke's boiling works,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20
sCHMULBACH BREWING CO.'S s

well known brand of "Erlanger"
beer will DO on lraught to-tlayand
tomorrow in all principal saloons
in this City, Bellaire, Bridgeport.
Martins Ferry, Benwood aud i'm
mediate vicinity. Same can be
procured in bottles at Chris.
Siehke's bOttling works.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20

Great bargains will he offered in q large
lot Of framed pictures to close them out BY
the 23d, TO make roam for my Ant Exhibf.
tIon March LIST. KtRK's AR SroRR,
1905 Main street,
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The following shows the range Of the
as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. NJ, 9; u NJ, 1875 Pm. 2sii1 2.
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INDICATIONS.

WAsnNoroN, D. O., Feb Pol a. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, gem
orally fair weather, northerly to westerly
winds, colder in the Tennessee, nearly
stationary temperature in the Ohio Val
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EEw YoRK, Feb, lO.-cotton dull; futures steady:
February u2jc. March ll.3lo; April ii ;So; May
tember Il $50: October i0s0c; November 10 no; De.
oembet l0T9c.
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Rat LfBEErY, Feb. 19.-CatGle market, nothing
doing; receipts 8oi head; shipments S0i head. Hog
market slow receipts 900 heal; shipments 0 200
head Philadelphia q 1QA6 70; Yorken S. 0Oa6 81
prices: receipts so head; shipmenu AGO head.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 19.--Liye hogs frm; 81 oOa5 10
for common and light; 81 76a5 Is for packing and
butchers; receiph coo head shipments 300 head,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20

TaR Mardl Gras Festival Of the Wheel.
ing Skating Club, at the Island rink, on
Monday next, will be private only as far
as the inasquerades are concerned. The
public generally are invited. Only those
holding invitations will be allowed tocome
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20

TnE B. & o.s depot in Washington Is
Its own. None butB 4 o. trains arrive
and depart in II, and there eau bs no such
confusion as must exist In other denots.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20
FoR RENT.
TOR RENT
OR SALE.
FoR RENT.

Ono seven roomcd Honse, With 81 - ~
room, on South Front sheet. Thfte ~ W ~
Houses, with gas and bath room, gu solsa ~ n,
street, One eight f0omed H0ue, VIE " n
water, on South broadway. One eve IvoI 80
tAgc on Delaware street. One i've 49, ~ -,
ori DeiaWare street, stable on lot. One hf 80 n.
Cottage on Kentucky street, htAbe on ~. v n
three Ioomed Cottage on Ohio ssNcSS tAS STt NJ
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. l0-Tle hope|, Journal re.
ports: Lave hogs: Receipts . 600 head; Shipments
500 head 1 market weak and 5alOc lower; rough
packing 81 t0ai 70; packing aud shipping 81 76a
-; light 81 4oa1 g: sklps s. Dodl o. Cattle-Re-
CeipS 5, 90 head; Shlpmonh $3.50 head; market
lbs 81 2ai o.; 80 TO $50 lbS. 81 76a5 IS; Texans
81 00a5 %. Sheep-Recslpts 1000 head; shipments
1900 head: market steady; inferior q I542 rs;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20

For tle Lower Lakes, lightlocal SHOWS,
partly cloudy weather, southeast TO north
east winds, slight fall followed by rising
temberature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20

MoRSNa GRoRY BAKING POWDER, al.
ways pure and fresh. Sold by all leading
grocers. G.S. FEESY, proprietor,
14t0 Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20

The managers Of the Island Rink will
reserve Saturday morning for children
hereafter.
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gosals.
EoR SALE.

TOR SALE.
Valuable Real EEta.e on y. K oo'as ~; -.
fourth and Market streets, In The City o. W., ~
W. Va. Lot IL feet by CO feet; nov OotSF'AH
]. Kliirits G q wagon and blacksmith 'h'H
WV. nOGE4BSo, !
no NiriG sun4
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gakiug go,uder.
rRsl Your BAKING PaRlBR ll .5lllIl.

Pisee SO tep down % 4 ut ttors ubti 49,.
sSsa = % as az s aa sr s a sS - I =
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Ole 1tttellfseuffr


once , Nos. Sand 81 Fourteenth Street.
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AHrog4Io4C Complete outfits with full
INSTRUCTIONS s at Kinks Art stOse, 1905 Main
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20
'E,oR sALE-CoUNTRY SEAT

Ten acres Of choice high bottom li5d ~
below Wheeling on Ohio River ana li,.s !, II sSl
Improved by substantial brick q nSGI n ~ i
mspIe. guJSr aud poplar tFeCS. Alo' lI'''-
'4UA " ". Y. HOGE& BRO, 10 Srp1
Orr! W. MORROW, on The premise
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CINCINNATI, Feb. l9.-Rlonr dull and unchanged.
II 900 buSnels; shipments 800 bnShels Corn, active
md firm No. Q J5c. Oats In fair demand al &c.
Rye scarce and firm at7Sc, barley unchanged,
Pork quiet and firm at 80 - Lard quiet q 706c.
Bseon Ia good demand shoulders 6ci short rib
7sSc: short clear 10, Whisky dull aud nominal
az 81 10 With no sales, nutleT iTm and unchanged,
Eggs eaSieFAt ZIA2s, Cheese dun and UNCHANGED,
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col. WHITE os rns mn,

Col. White thcn took the floor. He said
he was not one OF those to whom the last
speaker had referred rs 'the progressive
ELEMENT He was a conservative Itwas
not simply the co-edpcation OF the sexes
that was TO be considered hero. Coli
White devoted abopt twenty words to Mr..
Deans speech, saying there was no argu-
ment init He objected 70 eo.elucaton
at lforgantown because 1t would require
Young lady to walk tltee.q narters of o
mile to school, play On the campus with
the boys when school was out, and walk
back with the boys three-quAIters Of Q
mile at eyentide. He denied that cp-edu.
cationYas the natural system! He was
when the hepr tor adjournment
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'FoR SALE.


pUBLIc SALE Of GF,,r,Rtr aou1 !.
ishall offer at public sale At th ,, iigSSiS WA
Court House Of Ohio County, W w h,.i5slsitl
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY - lS'' ''s'-'
lSi shareS Wheeling aud Belmont h',t
80 40 Shares GitiIeHS slfS"t h aEiSs
o. Shares Washington iiall ,A.'ls,,I.rSrCa
7 Shares Fire and Msrillr Iu'H'A
% Shares Ex9hAnKe Hank. 4, u.pk d VslV
81 Shares Merchants NaIlOaA' t-'A'
ginIa. 49,,
Admihlrtratoro Of the @micol 40 i'- y
W, II. IIALLkR Aucii1netf. ----,-5fl
COUNTRY RESIDENCE TG 90 !
" with Valuable Lands, near "s''
or Rent the aitJ N a.
nv reSIdepce togUthef With ma ,s - 49, y
Fsrm and Garden Lands, 70 tul' - :.
DON'T sell will rent. Their ~ IN, ~ "a n
tenant house; alSO large new bs ~ ~ q
III Snd d wagon shed, all under one VI N -
S,hos ,,SojT,si Sntbuildincs. Their y, -
yLSt ilSIst, W. i'Ss,iI enriched win sFa
t n9, y, vi St,Sis manure, hAnlel n ~,
iSSt t,Sn kssn. N0t Of the land y "a r
sssISniSS n,iynoIes, There i az kL,gftI
ierdS With nsyer.faIllng springs ", ~ ~ ~,
6eIdE iRrVe portion u a., Az. ~, n "
and eIlgIbiy located for Buildlhg L - NJ y
n Snch n Tantcd, Some have w y 4, a -
an Terms VIM be made cay Ailu VI -
IN. FOR further iuiornAuga Iu6
call on,
Ia1p
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The Second Branch refused to adopt q
resolution offered by Mr.. Cruise, calling
on ex-Solicitor ErsEine to make a state
ment Of tho costs incurred up TO the pres.
emit time in the Geo. q. Black cases, also
Of the attorneys fees, and what they were
likely 10 be In the future. The same reso-
luton offered by Mr.. Bingell, and adopted
in the First, was also defeated.
The Committed on Health and Cemetries
were instructedto solicit plans for a new
sections house and report tile cost Of
building the same and OF changing the
present sexton'a house Into a pest house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-20
Z F,INANnF ANn rRAnR.
me Feature. Of ths aIoasy aud Stock Ma

NV YoRK, Feb 10. Money ialI percent Prime
r1ercantile paper 4ag percent. Stefling Exchange
blfkefs' bills llFm ID q s Z; demand ~ 50,
unehanetd except percents, which are x percent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-20
A MASS OF FLAMES.
Three Large Warehouses Burned-TwO
Men killed-LOss 100000.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.
A destructive fire broke out today, on
Chestnut street, between Second and Front
streets.
The fire broke out in some manner. as vet
unknown. in five story brick building, No.
l25 Chestnut street, occupied by Stephenson
& Co, ,Getzand & Straller, Richard A. Blythe
aud Garsede & Co all dealers in cotton and
wool. Soon after the fire was discovered the
flames burst from the windows. The front
of the three upper stories fell out and crushed
down into the street, killing John Mckay,
laborer, and horse attached to a hose cart.
The flames spread rapidly and Nos 123 and
l2l Chestnut street, were soon enveoped in
flames The former tuilding was occupied
by Irving c. Beatty & Co., dealers in worsted
yarns. and the latter by Geo. II. McFadden
& Co.. cotton dealers.
Later-So far as is now known, two men
have been killed at the scene of the fire, John
Mckay, driver of the hose cart, and J. G.
Blyer, aged Is years.
At So, the firemen were confident that
the fire was fully under control and that it
could not spread further. The losses will sg
gregate 100000.
All the buildings on the north side of
Chestnut street between 2nd and Letitia ex-
cept the Corn Exchange National Bank and
U. Homer & Sons building A. South Second
street, was totally destroyed and that of
Pitkin & Thomas, 45 South Second, was
damaged.
John Mckay, fireman, has since died from
injuries. A body was taken from the ruins
which was supposed to be that of Joseph
Blyler has been identified as that of Thomas
Marshall. drayman, who was in tine building
where the fire originated at the time the
,r.n foil
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WARRINGTON NEWS.
WASHiNGTON. +

WAsHiNGroN, Feb. 10.
The Warner Committee this morning con-
tnued the investigation of the pension office
Geo. w. Evans, dsbursing clerk of the Iu-
terion Department, appeared bearing GER
tain records of his office lie showed that he
paid special agent Rathborn, of the pension
office, in full for September and October and
for IA days in November and 30 DAYS in De-
cember, 1884, during portion of which time
he was absent from duty, with leave.
Mr.. Comstock, chief of the western di-
vision of the pension office. was recalled
This official is the man who was reported to
have ordered the suspension of action on the
case recommended by Congressman Holman,
on the ground that the latter was a democrat
and action would increase his popularity. The
witness denied the story and pronounced the
statement of witness Broadus in that regard
to be false No instructions have ever been
given in his division which could be inter-
preted as warrant for discrimination.
The House appropriations committee will
consider sundrv civil bills tomorrow 1t is
understood that an effort will be made to in
corporate in it a provision to stop the coinage
of silver from July lsi for one year.
The members of the House who are strong
silver men assert thar they will tiibuster in
any legislation providing for stoppage of sill
yer coinage, even at the risk of forcing an
extra session.
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CLEVELAND BUSY
Preparing His Inaugural Address-Man.
ning'S Preference.

ALBANY, Feb. 10.
There were no visitors TO Cleveland today,
and it was understood that he had no desire
to receive any. as he was at work on his in
augural address and wanted to devote his
attention to it exclusively until it is finished.
1t is the impression of leading democrats here
acquainted with Cleveland and Manning. that
whiie the latter has not been formally ten
dered the appointment of secretary OF the
treasury. there is little doubt that his name
will be found in the list
March 4th Tor the treasury portfolio
Manning, according to his friends, felt more
of an aversion than an inclination to take any
cabinet position preferring a less prominent
and responsible position, but Cleveland has
in degree insisted that Manning be one of
his advisors in the council and the latter has
yielded his own preference and will consent to
accept the post named.
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LAID In RUINS.
One Of ChicagO's Finest Business Blocks
Burned to the Ground.-TwO OF
the Largest Law Libraries
i'm the City Burned.

CHICAGO, Feb 10.
Fire is now raging with great fury in
Grannis block. on the east side of Dearborn
street, just south of Washington street. The
fire started at 5.45 this evening, and half an
hour later it was found necessary to give a
general alarm.
The total destruction of one of the finest
Office blocks in the city seems certain. 1t
is impossible now to estimate the loss. At
the time the fire was discovered the employees
in the various offices were preparing to
leave for the night, and far as learned all
escaped safely. The fire is said to have
originated at the bottom of the elevator
shaft, where, during the pas; week, new
boiler has been put ia and other Improve
ments made. The latest reports say that the
flames are not yet out and the loss bv fire
and water is already verv large.
In Grannis block there are two banks, the
Contin entail National, and National Bank of
Illinois. Before nine o'clock every body hav-
ing offices in the building had no doubt of the
total loss of the building with its contents,
except the valuablss in the fire-proof safes.
The building Is tor the most part occupied by
lawyers, architects and insurance agents,
many of whom will loose everything in their
offices. 1t is now known that two of the
most valuable law libraries in the city are
totally destroyed, besides some valuable pa
pers which the occupants of the office did not
have time to put into the safes.
Grannis block was erected by Amos Gran
mis-, at cost of Sl75.000 The building was
insured for Sl2O,OOO Its tenants for the
most part were prominent in their profess
sions. having offices expensvelv fitted up,
which fact makes the estimate of furniture
etc, amount well up to $50, 900.
The fire was practically under control at 9
o'clock. The building was bought about
three months ago by Sheperd Brooks of Bos
ton, for SlS5.000. There were 80 offices in
it, in addition to banks.
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MAINE DI,PATCHES.
ANNUAL SESSION
vi the Grand Lodge of knights OF Honor
at WaldobOro.

WALDOBoRo, Feb. 10.
The eighth annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Knights of Honor of the State of
Maine, continued at Waldoboro, Wednesday
evening at seven o'clock, with Waldoboro
Lodge No. 1867. A full representation from
the various lodges were present. Grand Die.
tator Fessenden l. Day, submitted his an
nual report. from which we learn the follow
ing:
Whole number of lodges in the State, 20:
total membership last year, 9l9; this wear
$50; since the introduction of the order into
the State in 1877 up to the first of January
1885, there have been 80 deaths; amount
PAID to heirs of the deceased $40. 600: the
membership in the State have paid the SUI
preme treasury in assessments during the
same time, Sl0l, 1927. The grand treasurer
reported: balance in treasury last year S3S.-
8lS; balance this year S6O,4 ,447 The Iolge
took decided action in favor of the removal
OF the offices of the supreme lodge to St.
Louis. Voted to send a committee of i've To
Augusta to look after the interest of the or
der in the Legislation now pending. The
next annual session will be held in Rockland,
in February, 1886.
The following officers were elected and in
stalled
A. X. Penley, Grand Dictator.
}. K. Andrews, Grand Vice. Dictator
VIM Johnston, Grand Assistant Dictator.
+. w. Parker. Grand reporter
w. A. Metcalf, Grand Guide.
}. F. Hall, Grand Treasurer.
G. NJ. Atkins, Grand Chaplain.
f. G. Clark, Grand Guardian.
X. ID. Bibber, Grand Sentinel
Fessenden |. Day, Grand Representative
tor two wears.
f. Clark, Alternate for two years.
f McMurdie, Grand Trustee for three
years.
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THE EGYPTIAN WAR.
New Plans to be Made by the British in
the SOudan Campaign-Gen. Stew.
arts Recovery Doubtful
1000 British Rein.
fOrcements Ex.
pected.

LONDON, Feb 10.
1t is announced that in view of the fact
that the fall of khartoum and the death of
Gen. Gordon have rendered the main object
of Wolseley's expedition impossible. the gov
ernment has deemed it expedient to change
the whole plan of the campaign in the Sou
dan. Gen. Brackenburg, who succeeded the
late Gen. Earle. has been ordered to aban-
don his advance on Berber and to concen-
trate his troops at kort. Col. Sir Redvers
Butler, who evacuated Gubat on the 18th
inst and withdrew his forces to Abu Klea.
has also been ordered to fall back on Korti
All the available troops in Gen. Wolselev's $
command will be concentrated at that place
and at Debbeh. the main body being at Korti
The moral effect OF this retirement will nat
urally be rather serious though it will be to
a certain extent neutralized by the gathering
forces at Suakim.
The condition of Gen. Stewart is doubtful.
His fever has increased.
Gen. Brackenburg has telegraphed from
Ussi Island. that cavalry corps entered
Salmont on the 18th inst Finding it DESERT
ed, Gen. Brackenburg hopes to reach Aba
Hsmed by the 25th inst, but doubts if he
can concentrate there before the 29th, owing
to the necessity of crossing the mounted
troops to the other side of the river
Col Buffers retreat from Gubat is consid-
cred at the war Office, to have been inevitable
and most fortunate escape. Col Butler
will reach Gakdul Wells, today, and will re-
turn with the entire force to Korti.
The ministerial speeches in Parliament,
yesterday, conceal the true situation in the
Soudan.' Lord Wolseley has applied for re-
Inducements on the Nile, and it is reported
that he wants 2000 English troops to try to
march from korosko across the desert upon
Abu Hamed. where Gen. Brackenburg has
been ordered to remain, until simultaneou.
advance with Gen. Graham's forces from Sua-
kim, can be made upon Berber. Should the
Mahdi threaten Dongols, Lord Wolseley
will retire to Debbeh.
Sir Stafford Northcote's motion for vote
of censure against the government, is skill
fully worded and meets with the appreciation
of section of the liberals.
The Queen of England inspected the third
battalion Of Grendier Guards, Thursday, prior
to their departure for the Soudan.
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FROM PORTLAND.
Favorable Report ofthe Portland Il Oy.
densburg RailrOad-SaiIed.

PORTLAND, Jan. 10.
Gen Anderson, receiver of the Portland &
ogdensburg Railroad. has filed his quarterly
report with the clerk of courts. He reports
various repairs on the road. The gross re-
celpts for the past quarter were ss0,2l0.49,
including S5l,5 62 freight earnings, and
S2o'lo6.S2 passenger earnings; operating ex-
penses S63, ,6l2.46, making a net increase for
the quarter of SIG, 6,59s03.
The Allan mail steamship Circassion. sail
ed for Liverpool via Halifax, at 4.3O P. NJ.
A prize fight with hard gloves, between
Ned Henry of this city and R. Delaney of
Biddefori, was fought tonight. Henry had
the best of it but the fight was given to De-
laney because Henry struck him when he
was down.
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SPARKS.

Baron Won Schleinitz the German states
man, formerly Prussian minister of foreign
affairs. is dead
Astor, United States minister had an in
terview with King Humbert of Italy, Thurs
day, and presented his letters of recall.
The steamer Silver Star sunk in Stone
river, S. c., Thursday morning, but all the
passengers landed in safety.
The striking rubbers of the Woonsocket,
r. Rubber Co. have decided by major.
ity vote to return to work Monday morning.
Jonathan J. Wright of South Carolina,
ex-associate justice and only colored man
ever held that affce in that State, died Thurs.
day; aged A.