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A Singular Tntai Accident.

Special Dipd'ch 10 Mc INItIIDeNceT.
RlrcmE G. H., W. Va, June IN
summerville, youngman about twenty
years Of age, the son of. W. Summer
Vile, n prominent citizen of Auburn
this county, met with his death in Il
peculiar manner. In company with two
other young men he started on fishing
excursion to Gilmer county. On the
way he stopped to drink from spring
and, while kneeIing, q pistol which he
had in his pocket fell out, and striking a
rock, was discharged. The bullet en-.
tered his right breast and passed through
his left shoulder. He lived but q few
moments after receiving the wound.
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ST. PETERsBURG, June 1.-The Ga.ette
says the completion Of the trans Caspian
railway should improve the relations
between England and Russia and should
convince the former Of the expedienCy
of ceasing from political intrigue, now
that Russia possessesan ever.ready means
of rejoinder through her proximity to
India.
Duke Alexis and in his honor a new
iron clad frigate was launched and the
keel laid for u new imperial yacht. The
Queen Of Greece and the Imperial family
were present at the ceremonies. A
squadron from Cronstadt, which had
reached here by way OF the new mari
time canal fired n salute. y
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Tamnlnny for Thurman.

NEW YoRX, June l.-This afternoon
Sheriff Grant and Fire Commissioner
Croker sent the following telegram to
Hon. Allen G. Thurman at Columbus,
Ohio:
The Tammany Hall organization OF
New York city have instructed their
delegates to the st. Louis National Con-
vention to present your name to the con-
vention for the Vice Presidency. We
feel assured that your patriotic sense
OF duty to the Democratic party and the
country will not permit any feeling OF
reluctance to interfere with your accept
ance of the nomination, and we cor:
daily pledge New York to Cleveland
and Thurman.
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REVIEW OF TRADE.
II. G. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Report-Brokei
Markets, IEut Better Crops.

II. G. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Report-Iiroken
Markets, Hut Better Crops.
New York, June l.-R. G. Dun & CO..
review OF trade says:
The past week, broken by holiday,
has brought broken markets, lower
prices for stocks and for products, dull
trade, cheaper money and better crop
prospects have been its features.
The Improvement i'll crop prospects is
decided. There has been no improve
ment in the iron market. Indeed, the
acceptance of lower prices by some
Southern makers in need OF money has
strengthened the impression that prices
will go still lower. There has been no
recovery in woolens, but the large auction
sales Of iannels resulted very satisfac-
tory. The grocery trade, us whole,
lacks the buOyancy usual at this season.
A slight improvement in grain freights
to l!d for wheat to Liverpool
indicate better export demand
since the decline in price. Wheat
has fallen l!C, corn SIC and
Oats fraction. Hogs % and lard sc
cents per hundred pounds, and oil 6l
cents.
The business failures during the last
seven days number for the United
States, 1856, and for Canada 10, or tota
OF 2O5, us compared with total OF 22t
last week, and $50 rthe corresponding
week last year. !.
There is n noticeable increase thiI
week in failures on the Pacific coast
the number there being forty-three
which is far above the average. Tht
failures in the other sections OF thu
country are light and, us a rule, unim
Dortnnt
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Special Dispdich to The IHitUigeHccr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June Capt
R. S. Carr to-day purchased from S. NJ
Snyder, one-third interest in the Elk
Layman Tow Boat Company. Capt
Carr heretofore owned n majority OF tht
stock Of the company and this purchase
makes him the largest steamboat anC
barge owner on the Kanawha river
The sale was cash transaction and the
price paid is private. The company
owns the tow boats Ella Layman, Grown
Hill, John r., Bob Prichard, all among
the best boats on the river.
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KINGSTON, MIcu., June 1.-The trou,
bic between the striking dock laborers
and the non-union men who have taken
their places are daily becoming more
serious and the aid OF the State troops
may be necessary to quell the disturb.
ances. One of the officers who was in.
iured in the melee Wednesday night
is in critical condition. Yesterday
six OF the rioters were arrested and
placed in Jail. Further trouble Is ex.
| nnctnd
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BRAlSERD, MINI, June 1.-The fire
department went to Gulf river at mid
night, n fire having broken out at the
Gulf River Lumber Company's yards.
The lumber, aggregating 100000 feet,
was still burning this morning and the
large mills are in danger. The saw dust
on the streets is on fire and tho entire
town is threatened,
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TnE WHEELING PRMALE COLLEGE.
Tho commencement Concert and Reccp-
tlOn last Evening.

The Commencement Concert and Reccp-
tlOn last Evening.
The annual commencement concert
took place at the Wheeling Female Col
lege last evening, and it has been long
time since one of these pleasant annual
affairs at this institution has been more
thoroughly enjoyed than was this one.
The attendance OF parents and friends
was quite large, filling the spacious hall
and Overlooking into the broad corridors.
Those who were there early were nicely
seated by Misses Matte Donaldson,
Olivia Keever, Bessie Jepson, Maggie
McDougal, Bertha List and Matte Pur-
nell, who formed n charming corps Of
ushers. The programme was as follows:
Piano Duct-"Esprit du Corps. sydney Smith
Miss winIfred Davis. Miss Thro0p
Piano solo-"Gand Duke, Marchc Brlllantc;",
Miss Bessie Atkinson.
- Joseph a. PollncE.
Piano BOhm
(d), La GrAcc.
(bl. Sllvery waters.
Miss Minnie Hickey.
Beethoven Qulntettc.
PInnO Solo-"IlHnd.iu.IIand.". Riyc.Eing
Miss Bertha ZCvGly.
Piano Observation-Disclosures March. 4" ..... DCsOnncS
Miss Sallie Beck, Miss Bessie Atkinson,
Piano SOlO-"Murmurlng Winds" .MeInlurer
Miss Anna Husbands
''''' N'' Joseph A. PoIlacE.
Plano solo-"PantasIe der Frcisehntz"
Miss snllIc Steele. '"D'' '"''''
DIS. Nllligan and McLurc.
Piano oDuct-"lntcrnatlonal Fantastic" Epstein
Miss Anna Husbands, Miss SallIe Steele
Beethoven Quintcttc
A glance at this is sufficient to assure
those who were not there that il was m
interesting one. Those who were there,
and who were able to Judge OF the merit
OF its rendition, know that it was given
in nm artistic and finished manner. nj
testing thereby to the thoroughness OF
instruction given by Miss ThroOp. the
music instructor. The aid rendered by
Drs. Milligan and McLure, Master Pol
lack and the Beethoven Quintette WINS
appreciated b. the faculty, the stu
dents and the audience.
At the close OF the concert charming
reception LISTING about two hours. was
held in the parlOrs, afording opportn-
nlLy lOE plcuSlHL sOClM lnterCOuFte @
among the students and their friends,
Many took occasion to visit the room
where was displayed some Of the art
work OF the pupils, done under the di.
rection Of Miss Doddridge, the instruct.
or in this department. There were SOW.
eral studies that were highly creditable
DR.. Blaisdell, the president, whose
first years administration is Just draw.
ing TO n close, had cordial welcome for
all and increased the good impression
that he made when he first came hero
and which has been growing steadily
ever since. His tirst year has been 4
very successful one and the prospects
for the future are bright. The class thai
graduates this year is one that any insti
tuition may well be proud OF.
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KIIied an Entire Family.

RlcnLAND CENTER, WIS, June Am
drew Grandstair, a young man and n
local desperate, who owns forty acres
Of land adjoining the Drake place, was
captured six miles from the scene Of the
late murder last night by Vernon county
deputies and confessed to the awful
crime OF killing old Reuben Drake, his
wife and two grandchildren. He is
now in the Vernon county jail.
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A GENIUS FOR BLUNDERING.


Gen. Sherman Snnbbcd by New Workers..
IIc Makes Timely Suggestion.
New YoRK, June l.-Those in charge
of the Memorial Day ceremonies in this
city seem to have been possessed with n
genius for laundering. Mayor Hcwitt's
absence from the grand stand was no.
ticed, and it now transpires that he was
not invited. The fact that Gen. Sher-
mans well known face was not seen in
any place of prominence also excited
comment, and now it transpires that he
not only was not invited, but when he
sent Il request for ticket to the cXer-
ciscs at the Metropolitan Opera House
in the evening, he was curtly informed
that "all the seats were sold" The
Press resented the slight to the General.
He has published letter in which he
makes plain statement of the case. In
closing he makes suggestion which
will be OF interest TO all. He says:
"And now address my comrades Of the
Grand Army, which made these civic
ceremonies possible, us one OF them
selves not claiming any privileges by
reason OF exalted rank and honors fGl
above my deserts, ii it is not better that
we should devote Decoration Day to the
cemeteries which contain our honoTcC
dead and the dedication OF permanent
monuments in theirhonor Tor the teach
ing Of patriotism to future generations
instead OF swelling street parades anC
pageants for the gloriticNtion OF thu
'belligerent non combatants, who max,
use OF us for their own purposes.
Your friend,
w. +. SHERMAN"
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At3A5 p. IN. General Sheridan signed
formal acceptance of his commission.
The signature was written with a pencil
and in large and perfectly legible
hand.
Soon after the receipt OF his commits:
sion General Sheridan took the oath ot
office and directed the issuance OF the
following general order, being his first
official act in his capacity as General;
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Col. Elihu Hutton, OF Randolnb
county, arrived in the city last eyenine
He and Hon. b. L. Butcher will 90
down to Parkerburg to-day md 80 80
from there with the West Virginia dele
CATION to the National Democratic Con-
vention at st. Louis. Several Wheelinc
people will leave to-day for St. Lonis
Mr.. j; B. fancy, Of tho Register, one Of
the delegates at large, will 20 this
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New York, June John Sewer, J..
]. Alfred Davenport and Christian "a
briski have brought suits against the
Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas Railway Com
pany for the principal OF bonds and in
terest.
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PHILADELPHIA, June LAT midnight
last night the Brooks law went into
operation, and over 1000 liquor stores
were closed for good in this city. All
the knocked out" liquor sellers did big
business yesterday and continued to sell
and give away liquor up to the last mo-
ment. This morning, instead Of having
over6,0O0 saloons in Philadelphia, there
were but 1910.
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New YoRK, June l.-Gen. Henry W.
Bierge, one ofthe famous commanders of
the Army OF the Shenandoah during the
rebellion, died at 3 o'clock this morning
at the Gedney House from paralysis.
He was stricken on the evening Of
Memorial Day. He was 5S years old and
n native of Norwich, Conn.
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PlrrsDURou, June 1.-The brass work.
ers OF the United States will hold a con-
vention in this city June %, The OBJ
icct Of the convention is to form Na-
tional District Assembly rs head OF all
the local assemblies now existing. 1t Is
expected that fully 200 brass workers
will be present.
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SP'ridI UItDNIch u He IHI'7IDtHVeT'
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 1.-Th'
tariff debate promises to drag weeks
Two days have brought the House up tc
the sixth line OF timber. Judge Kelley
says the Republicans are determined tc
give the country and the manufacturer;
now what has been denied by the ma
jority OF the Ways and Means Commit
tee,-a full hearing.
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PrrrsnuRcu, Pa, June 1.-The en-
ployes of the National Tube Works,
McKeesport, Pa, have accepted the u
to 10 per cent reduction ordered by the
company, and work will be continued
without interruption. About 1900 per.
sons arc affected.
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emma KIIIrI hx a Bcnr.

CnARLorrsvIELE. Va, June LA few
days ago Ben shiplett, a farmer OF White
Hall township, this county, sent his lit
tie girl, aged II years, to neighboring
farmer for milk. The failure OF the
child to return alarmed her parents, and
the investigation ttAt followed leads to
the conclusion that she was killed by q
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olEcIuE DINI7UItI1 10 H'e I7''V'E'9V''VV''
COLUMBUS, ONO, June 1.-The game
to-day between Columbus and Wheeling
was quite interesting until the visitors
got to- making so many errors, when it
became all one-sided. While the home
team outbatted the Nail City boys, the
game was really lost by errors in the in
field. There were no special features.
The score follows:
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OMAHA, NEH., June l.-Edward Hus-
songa, editor of the Nclsonidn, at Nebon,
this State, was fatally shot Wednesday
while returning from Grand Army
camp fire. His assassin was concealed
in the grass at the side Of the road and
made his escape in the darkness. No
cause is known for the shooting.
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SANTA FE, n. NJ, June l.-w. H.
Moore, cashier and general manager Of
the Bank OF Socorro, n. NJ, is short in
his accounts and has gone to Mexico.
The amount Of the defalcation is not
known.
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BERLIN, June l.-Mr. Carl schurz at
tended festival last evening, given by
the academic youth in celebration OF
the seventieth birthday OF Prof. HoE-
man. Mr.. Schurz was seated at the tn
BILE OF honor between Professors leller
and Gneist.
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BERLIN, June l.-Emperor Frederick
had good night, He left for Potsdam
at II o'clock this morning on the steam
Yacht Alexandria. He was accompanied
BY the imperial family.
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Agame OF ball was played at the Island
Park Yesterday afternoon between mines
from the INTELLlGENcER and Register
composing and press rooms that was in
many respects one OF the most notable
games played on those grounds this sea
son. The result was disastrous one for
the INTELLIGENCER, its nine being de-
feated by q score OF "a TOT. The gang
from this Office was handicapped from
the start. Before the game commenced,
while the boys were practicing, Carlin
was hit in the eye with ball that came
with such force as to close the optic and
make him play third base in n lop:
sided manner. The INTELLIGENcER had
placed great reliance in a care;
fully trained battery, Berry and
White, but at the last minute Berry
played the Toney Mullane act and re.
fused to go in the box. This SO upset
Capt. Lisby that he bet dollar to q
doughnut with himself that he would
lose the game. Brewster and Falloure
vera then appointed the battery. Fal-
lourc had nine passed balls in the first
and the Register managed to score four
runs. That settled Falloure and White
took off his shoes and proceeded to catch
Brewster in fine shape. AT the end OF
the fifth the score stood @ to q, and bar
ring Falloure's passed balls the game
had been quite brilliant one. In the
sixth the Register dropped on to Brew
ster, whose arm had given out, and the
murderous work from then to the finish
was awful. The ISTELLIGENcER's field
went all to pieces, and when Noble made
grand stand play by dushing through a
pond OF mud and water for an almost
impossible foul fly and caught it, itbroke
the batters' hearts. The score was as
follows:
Intel'ccr.. 3 o 2IOOl % ! lG
Register. / o . o y . "a Is
Struck out, by Brewster 5; by Cowan u. Passed
h,1l la NlF,Ia A. EtNIl lnttR "a Il n
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The funeral of the late John Reid, ST.,
will take place at 3 o'clock to-day from
the residence Of Mrs. Mendel, on Twelfth
street. The remains were brought from
Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Reid was for twenty years President Of
the Peoples Bank here, retiring in 'si.
He was also for long time a Director
in the Belmont mill, and large stock
holder in that mill and the Etna. The
Peoples Bank door was draped in Grape
yesterday in his honor.
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other Trl.state Games Played Ycsterln;

Other TrI.state Games Played Yesterday
At Jackson, Mich..The game with
Toledo was progressing finely, and gave
evidence OF being an interesting contest
throughout, when rain stopped it in the
third inning.
At Kalamazoo, Mich.-The Kazoo-
Sandusky game was postponed on ac-
count OF rain. Pitcher Monroe was re:
leased to-day for drinking, and Irwin, OF
last years Akrons, will be given trial.
At Manstield-Canton won to-day's
game by good, hard hitting and lots OF
It. Mansfield did good stick work also,
but was unable to bunch themin proper
places. The score:
Nansacld.....2 o1O 90 % 10 4
Canton........ 0 0 o 3 o 4 %-lO Il
Earned runs, Mansfield 4: Canton 10. Batter
les, pnlo and Ivory; Bauswainc and lIoenemann'
tImniFR, EImmnnR
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LONDON, June LA bulletin issued
this afternoon states that, while Mr.. John
Bright is stronger, his conditionis so low
that his convalescence will be prolonged.
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Yesterdays League and Association Games

At observation-disclosures City, $: cleveland, g.;
Al WnShiugtou-Ch Chicago 10; Washington, !.
Al B0st0n-BOStOn, 5; Indianapolis, .,
AZ BaltImOrc-LOuiSville,H II; baltimore, 2.
AtHew York-pltHburRh, 0; New York, :.
At phllndclphIR-St, Louis, 2; Athletics, I,
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June Post
master General Dickinson was confined
to his house yesterday by malarial
attack and General Stevenson took his
place.
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50 severe was uehcF"' 0nv''u"n ~
,p.l, Yesterday afternoon that fathe'
%,t.,,.iI, WAS summoned to administer
V''i ~ ,,,,;o, Only by rapid work
extreme "n.'''"' o' | Tho a;,I. ,,or
WIS the crisis tided over ihe s''N man
mi-lt have died any moment.
m, nat soys the situation had be-
l"' Wv ,, u,ot ,ho ormv srrooons
come so serious ''."' w " M .,'s ,,oaa
who have been IN cn4Ige " ''e '''Se
determined to call IN clvliiah ,eu,. Glu.
Several days alter zen. Mj 9,te5lG'il > ntsS .se
mtack, o physician was ca1leu IN wmTse iii,
namr has never appeared 70 my pulie, n,,
tim II" found 'hat 9isltaLis1 lis nau peen yan
given III large qGahtlties G"u 70 u u'il-
wUus cNtcnt. ne ordered t,I;s lts suslem. PEI.
sion and substituted slrychhlhl'l, PVfM "
uhuI nrryinc' NE, 700, sugg,es;teu y ,; sac .ac
use OF oxygen; nc result vi nis JoutSo ~
vas seen III the long raily "hicL t iot-
Iowrd ne atIack Ti ouH u!I SvnInds,ipS,,, an'S,
aud which As'eu u"'n "eu"esu"E
night >, -, ..,,.,. =,
The ocdeina OF the lgss sig stgIT H,o,, o. i"- H.,
tense lIHl ll' P"'Ni't VIZ
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camp, Col. Blunt will continue to per-
form the duty OF Inspector OF Rifle prac-
tice ut the headquarters Of the army.
BY command Of General Sheridan:
r. @. DRUM, Adjutant General.
Official: J. g. KgLToN,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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GENTLEMEN needing fine shoes should
see our fine kangaroo shoes.
j. W. AMCK & Co.,
las Main street.
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Earned runs-whecllng, ]. Three base hits
Munyan, Brodic and Stencil. Left on bases
two each. Double play-KeSslcr, o. Brien, Ham
iltOn Struck Out-Wheellng, 9: Columbus, s.
ILSes on ballS-FMnagnn, 3. Wild pitches
Flanagan, |. Passed balls-Chrlsman, >: Yak,
. Umpirc-Barnuni. Time l:5S.
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Indifference always wins, especially
with women,
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7BB DYING WARRIOR,
sbe,iIan's Condition Has Not
Materially Changed.
MADE GENERAL OF THE ARMY.
,c,,o Tide Conferred by Congress-
,rnrorcd by the President Who
.,nds Him His Commits
sion Immediately.

w,.nlyoroN, D. c. June 2.-l9:3o a
Thgc has been no appreciabIe
"'' T,r'. IN General Sheridan's condition
'%.,'- '',,a'. fine l,st bulletin was issued. He
I',,, %., .Irpt most OF the time this evening
nal a when awake has been clear in his
mind and cheerful.
'"' K. NJ. O'REILLY,
CHARLES B. BYRNE,
W. MATTHEWS,
HENRY G. YARRow,
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
ADJUrAST GENERALS OFFICE,

WARRINGTON, ID. o., June !, 1883 )
!, The following named officers are ap-
pointed aides dc camp on the staff OF the
General OF the Army, with the rank oil
Colonel, to date from this day: Major
Michael V. Sheridan, Assistant Adjutant
General; Captain Stanford G. Kellogg,
Fifth Cavalry; Captain Stanhope E.
Blunt, Ordnance Department,
2. In addition to his duties as aide dc
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FINANCE AND TRADE

EEATzAk< Io<w1Ayt Ny -
he steamship Mexico srsfsr1 Iron -
vnnnefaro rhas mosxine hrfnxinx - tsns
4 fr<sxkx fw axa11Ie. ine1ptfnx = hczcs o.
bu,a<s sfd - Fa<ksres Of fsuit
Anoxher ssNsi 10 u White ksver boz
~ recesvess hsse today.
TIE sxenmer 1iympisn fopk caf TN tnns
4 cal 81 ssr fteso<5a todsy-
This hnp heep sD1<z<T hfx freight day 10
~ seattle, Like Shore 4 Ksrtef1 railway.
ne to<si Of oa.spins frsisht anssntsd 70
- s1Hx
PRDBrrE EErEfrrs --f,ayfng the rAss
a hourx tie prp<1ure sreessed In ssztsie
Inr5yz1cd o. f<sfzoufngs e peek Axr> e1f-
ssf. 3 fsses <xxy. s. saeks ef possso-s. -
saeks hasi<y. u kaies a h0J~r III &srks 81
oats. 10 eenfais 1osrs ~ Harks fsse. =
bandie~ bids. 2 coeps eili<kesss, hasx,
essse-. II ssxhs s5sfer. snd 81 pacisx<z
vegetables There were rtrefycd oser NE
Puex1 9Dup1 Esore Tins. 10ear joe1s - zss1-
rfnf fright 10 TONS ~ the ssesmes frrnstes
frum fhr caradiAn Psrife rziisAysnd -
tszs from California on the steamship
Uexira.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the pa y hozrs
xersefnl ff~sshfs hase teen ss-r1 from se.sfls
In the fs{lawfnx Sraussftzss G. 4 = X
n Is fons. r Il + X T. - fons- = L = 4
" ny. II tsne. sse&sasrs-Anxnsss tons
srsrs ton: airhis1a , M. 1870 I. 90.
uIympizu II tons. tssnrxe y ssarr ton,
Nsy Qur<p ~ tons and fsHay iAxe ton
Total. 81 toms
0Afs-The schooner T. J. Perry has A..
dyed here with I'm ss<ks ~ nsss fh's
was the fyss CONSIGNMENT rereised fos
seek Prizes reraNsfI unchanged.
fTyTAToEs-<sd potatoes sre reported
very Hrsx. some sals-s have is-rn fnssse -
k5s - q per TIN and wholesalers nos o;3ef