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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-27
PoRrER's PLACEMEN.
The superintendent of the Census Makes
Some Appointments.

The superintendent of the Census Makes
Some Appointments.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-RObert P.
Porter, the Superintendent of the Cersus,
has recommended the appointment Of J. c
Stoddard a. Disbursing Officer of the Cen
sus. Mr. StOddard is at present the Dis
bursing Office of the Department of Labor.
He has also recommended disappointment
of W. O. Hunt as Statistical Expert. Mr..
Hunt was formerly Chief of the Division
of Results of the Massachusetts, Census.
II ia understood that both of these recon-
mendatiOns will be approved by Secretary
Noble.
MIR Porter states that no clerical ap'
pointments will be made until next year.
lie will, however. appoint number OF
statistical experts, and as far as practicable
men who were engaged in the work of the
last eepsus. These men, under his diree-
ton. will map out the work ofpreparation
for the disposiug of the statistical returns
which will be made after the active opera
tions OF the bureau are begun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-27
llENAGER u NE TUREEN.
BENJAMIN'S MEN.
Another Batch OF once Seekers Made
Happy.

Another Batch of Ohiee-seekers Made
Happy.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-The Presi-
dent made the following appointments to-
day: Dr. Daniel Dorchester, of Boston,
Mass, to be Superintendent of Indian
Schools; Warren Trueft, of Dallas, Ore
gon, to he Register of the land Office at
Lake View, Oregon; Thomas B. Baldwin,
of Folsom, New Mexico, TO be Register Of
the land office az Folsom, New Mexico;
Jas B. McGOnigal, of Colby, Kan, to be
Receiver of Public Moneys at Oberlin,
Kan; Benjamin P. Shuler, of Minnesota,
10 be Agent Tor the Indians of the White
Earth Agency in Minnesota; Benjamin J.
Horton, Of Lawrence, Kas., H. J Aten, Of
aiawatha. Kas. and A. d. Walker, of
Holland, Kas., Commissioners to negotiate
with prairie bands of POttawOtamies and
Hickapoo Indians in Kansas, for the sale
of all or a portion of their lands in Kansas,
and the allotment of the remainder in sew
crafty under the provisions of the act of
Congress approved March >. 1889; John
II. Baker, OF Goshen, Ind, a Commissioner
to negotiate with the Cherokee and other
Indians for cession to the United States of
certain lands as provided in section ii act
3, approved March ., 1889.
UPERINTENDENTs OF MAILS
of the pOstOflice department we're to-day
appointed as follows: Theodore Ingalls, at
Louisville, KY, vice J. w. Ramsey, re-
signed; c. G. Clark, at Columbus, o., vice
II. NJ. Skinner, resigned; II. c. Parlin, at
Minneapolis, Mimi, vice A. Ii. Ahern, re-
signed; y. J. Miller, at Des Moinee, lowe,
addition to the service. Each Of these
appOintees has been in the railway mail
service for many years.
James T. Metcalfe, of Iowa, has been
appointed chief clerk Of the money order
Office, pOstoffiee department, vice B. Cooley
appointed chief clerk, pOstOtlice depart
ment. A. G.. Sharp, of Tenn, formerly
chief pOstofiice inspector, pOstoilice depart
ment, has been appointed division inspector
of the Atlanta division, vice w. W. Simp-
son. resigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-27
West Virginia.. Place In the Parade.

New YORK, April 26-The Marshal of
the Centennial parade has made the fol-
lowing arrangement for West Virginia
troops. They will lorm on Broadway and
Thirty-sixth street TO the Thirty-fourth
street station of the Second Avenue Ele-
waited Railroad, taking trains at IL .. m
to Hanover Square. and then through Pearl
TO Pine street, right resting on William
street, or entirely by marching through
Broadway, Twenty-ninth street, Third
Avenue, the Bowery and Pearl street to
Pine street, right resting on William street,
reaching that position at 1l:40 a. m. Fol-
lowing the West Virginia contingent will
come the Governors of States and other
dionitsries
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sOURING On THE PRESIDENT.
Yours truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.

Indianapolis Republicans Form MsleOn-
tents Anti Administration Club.
INDIANAPOLIS, Apel 26.-There is An
open revolt among the Republican local
party workers over the distribution of
Federal patronage, and tonight the NAL
contents organized club. headed by Coua-
Gilman Cummins, and attempted 10 place
themselves in position 20 be recognized.
Their grievance chiefly lies IN the fact that
Only tke party dudes and those conspic-
uous on dress para6e7 have been appointed
20 postal, revenue and other positions
There Is also great dissatisfaction among
the colored voters because 50 little has been
done for them, only one Of their number
so far succeeding in catching on rs a ser
want in the White House.
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THOSE IMPORTED WORKMEN.
There Was no Need of the Belgian Win
dow GLASS Men.

PITTsBURG, April 26.-The publication
that there was concerted move on the
part of the Amalgamated Association and
the American Flint Gla0 Workers Union
to the effect that they intended TO prose
cute President Campbell and other window
glass workers interested in the importation
OF twenty-six window glass workers, is de-
MED by the officials of the two organizA-
tions. The statement of President Camp
bell and Secretary Cake, of tine Window
Glass Workers. Union, that there is a
scarcity of men in this country, is denied
by ex- president Cline, OF the same organi-
zAtion. In proof of this statement he gives
some figures. He is now in charge of the
National Glass BUdga, end in the current
Issue of the paper will say that there is
not scarcity Of window glass blowers
His report shows that this week there are
l ,040 pots in operation and 252 are idle.
Mr. Cline further states that only 46 men
are needed at Jesnett, and these positions
can easily be filled by the idle men in this
country.
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FIRE BRAND WGA1ER


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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-27
R.Ihfha JhleNes.

NEW YORK, April % 1t is said there
bos been a conference of the police officials
and the District Attorney about the pre-
vention of Centennial thieving and, 20 8
result. it has been determined TO raid the
Coney Islaud Hotels and dives kept by
well-known x-thieves and burglars. These
are crowded with out-of-town malelscloT'
waiting until the Centennial opens to SWEEP
down on New York. The raid will Occur
Sunday night.
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For Professor. OF MILITARY Science

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The Secretary
of War has ordered board of officers to
consist of Major JOS. P Sanger, Inspector
General, Capt Chester, Third Artillery,
and Lieut. Joe. NJ. Carlitf, Third Artillery,
to meet at Columbus Barracks June II, to
consider the practicability of prescribing a
uniform system of rules, regulations and
courses of study for the guidance Of officers
detailed as professors of military science
and tactics at colleges and universities.
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MORTON INA WRECK.
The Vice President Endangered by a Col
lision on the B. n o.


BALTIMORE, MD April 26.-In col
lision ON the B. & o. this morning the life
of tine Vice President of tho
United States was endangered The
accident occurred at the foot of Howard
street, at the "Y' where the trains for
Locust Point separate from the road to
Washington. The trains in collision were
the vestibule limited from Philadelphia,
which LETT here at 1920, and which, it is
believed, had on board Levi p. Morton.
The only person seriously injured was En-
gineer Milburn of the west bound train
He had his leg crushed at the knee.
Among the other distinguished person
aboard were Gen. SchOfeld and staff, and
Gov. Foraker of Ohio, and staff. All were
going to New York. The accident was not
very serious. Both baggage cars were
shattered to pieces. Supt. Fitzgerald had
the tracks cl cared by two o'clock.
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EIantrIc Ritfera.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and 90 nopulsr as to need no special men
tion. All who have used Electric Bitters
s;ng the came song of praise.-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran'
,eed 70 do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases OF the Liver
and kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boiis,
Sit Rbenm and other affections caused by
;ronnTe blood.-Will drive Malaria from
the system snd prevent as wei. S5 91e.ho cur o.
MalsIial fevers.-For cure OF headacne,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electro
p;,tsr5 WFntire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded.-Price so cts. and
81 90 per bottle, at Logan & Co.'S drus
store.
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IRON AND WOOL.
Dun Il Co.'S Report Shows More FavOra-
BILE Conditions In the Markets.

BILE Conditions In the Markets.
NEW YORK, April OR. G. Dun *
Co. 3 weekly review of trade says: Busi-
ness in this region is so interrupted by
Centennial preparations and the approach
ing holidays that the decrease in volume
is not surpriaing. Reports from other
quarters indicate a continued improve
ment, and even in the iron and wOOlen
branches the signs for the present are more
favorable. The iron market continues un-
satisfactory here and Southern is sold at
SIG. rs; but the feeling at Philadelphia is
clearly improved. The demand for plate
and tank iron and sheet iron being fair,
while there is decided improvement in
structural iron and in nails. The market
for bar iron is merely steady. 1t is not
yet clear that the consumption will sustain
the present large output of pig iron, and
prices do not strengthen. In the wool
market also, better feeling is noted.
The business failures number 2l3.
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CHICAGO. April 26.-One hundred Sioux
Indians lett Chicago this morning, via the
Pennsylvania lines, en- route to the Paris
Exposition with Buffalo Bills Wild
West" Moior John NJ. Burke has organ
lied and picked the party, IN which the
Anthropological Society Of Paris has al
ready expressed interest. Prince Bona
psrte, on bis visit last year, stated that
they would attract great attention. Red
Shirt Rocky Bear, No Neck and Medicine
Horse are among the noted chiefs. They
leave New York City for Paris on the Per
sian Monarch On April %.
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rhs rennsy Cuts rnssenger Rates.

PrTrsBURG, April 2G-The General
Passenger agent OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road has issued a circular to the effect
that on and after May l, first and second
class tickets will be sold to New York and
Philadelphia To New York first class
tickets will be sold for Sl0.50, and second
class for $40; TO Philadelphia, first class
So. and second class $3.50. The second
classifications are limited to through pas
sage This is a cut of 81.
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AN UNFORTUNATE CASE.
The Sheriff of Barbour County Insane
Another Patient Grafton New.

The Sheriff of Barbour County Insane
Another Patient Grafton New.
Special Ttlcgrdm 10 ne Register
GRAFTON, April 90 doc Heatherly,
of Barbour country, was brought here last
evening and taken on to Weston, where he
was placed in the asylum for treatment.
Mr.. Hestherly was one of the most
popular and influential men in Barbour
county, and was elected sheriff of the
county last fall for the second time. His
condition became such after the election
that he could not attend to the duties OF
the office, and the County Court filled the
vacancy by electing another man. His
friends bslieve that he will be cured.
Mr Scransge, of near Meadland, this
county, was taken to the asylum on the
same train with Mr. Heatherly. lie was
in charge of an attendant from the asylum
aud gave considerable trouble.
The remains of Mrs. Cassidy were
brought home from Baltimore this morn
ing, and will be inferred tomorrow even
Ing.
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CARDIFF GAVE UP.
jackson Defeated Him Easily In Ten
RouuAa

jackson Defeated Him Easily In Ten
Rounds.
SAN Francisco. April 26.-The fight
to finish between Peter Jackson (colOred) }
holding the heavyweight championship Of
Australia, and of the Pacific Coast, and
Patsy Cardiff, of Minneapolis, for purse
of $1,000, and the heavyweight
championship, took place in
the rooms of the Athletic Club
tonight Betting has been brisk during
the week, with odds generally 20 TO ! in
Jacksons favor. Among the celebrities
present were Lord Lonsdsle, the lately re-
turned Arctic explorer. Ten rounds were
TO 7ght when Cardiff gave up the fight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-27

Boston, April pa preliminary state
msnt OF the eArnings Of the UniOn Pacific
Railroad g whole system for the month of
March and for three months to March 81,
is issued to-day. For March, gross earn
ings. S2.111 5s4; decrease from same month
last ear, Sl0l, 523; net earnings, S765, ia;
decfsa-e. S36l, ,529 For three months,
grcss. S5.T75.445. decrease from same pc
riod last year S3s3 l31; Let, 81, 7s7, 595i
dacreasa. 500. So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-27
Trouble In Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, April 26.-Mr. Davidson
has tried his club for week and is prepsr-
ing to give it big shake-up. He will re-
move EsterbrOok from the captaincy and
probably from first base, and perhaps re-
lease Short Stop Tomney.
Esterbrook has failed both as player and
manager, losing his temper quickly and
confusing the players by his scOlding.
Tomney's playing is simply too bad to be
tolerated, and until a new short stop can
be secured that position will probably be
played by Wolf, while Kerins will 90 to
right field and Ehret take the place Of
Browning at left.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-27

CHICAGO April ga special dispatch
from Duluth says that the steamer Aus
tralasia and her consort, the George, went
ashore in the binding snow storm on Mich
igsn Island yesterday. They were scut-
lied in order 10 save them from pounding
20 pieces on the rocks. 4 wreckiog outht
has been sent 10 assist them. There was
no iOss of life
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A scran Paper Saves Her Life.

It was Just an ordinary scrap ol wrap
ming naper. but it saved her life. She was
IN the last stages of consumption, told by,
physicians that she was incurable and eonlu In
live only short time; she weighed less
than seventy pounds. On piece OF wrap
D;ng naper she read of DIR. Kings New
piseoTerv. hiss and got sample bottle; 1t
beInSd her. she bought large bottle, 1t
beiPeS he her more, bought another and grew
better % fast, continued IFS use and IS now
strona U healthy, rosy, plump, weighing
% 80 %ponnds. For fuller particulars send
l,,np i1U TO W. II. Cole, Druggist, Fort
18th 18th Trisl Bottles of this wonderful
2GllsM, Siaoorerv Free at Logan & Co.'s Drugstore
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-27
BROKE rs BACKBONE.

The Virginia Tobacco workers VIM Lose
Their strike
DANyuLE. Va, April 26.-The back
bone Of the tobacco workers strike seems
10 be broken. Several factories went to
work yesterday with rollers brought from
other places, one factory putting IN white
labor altogether. The striking rollers have
taken 10 sction yet, bot conference COM
mittees were busy yesterday and the be
lief is that a decision to return q work
will be reached 20 day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-27
EIixir OfDate6

u a combination of the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other iGopl, I,
cal fruits. It's pleasant taste and oenehciai
.frects have rendered it immensely popu-
iar II cures habitusl constipation, inai'
'nst;on la. biliouspess, sick headache, piles,
stc Sold in 80 cent bottles by W. w.
T.w;n ". E. Williams, John Laughlln,
and a. G. r. Goetzs. J. T. Goodwin * To-
and a Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
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without Foundation.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Secretary No
BILE to-day received telegram from a spe
cial agent of the Department at Guthrie to
the effect that st Guthrie, Kingfsher and
Oklahoma City everything is quiet and
orderly, and that all reports of violence or
law breaking of any kind are absolutely
without foundation.
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THE OHIO SCALE.

President Evans Announces That II Has
Been Agreed Upon.
COLUMBUS, o., April, 26. Chris Evans,
President Of District No. 10, National Pro-
pressive Union, has issued a cifcnlar,
which announces that the District Execu-
tive Committee have made an agreement
with the operators of Ohio for a mining
scale for the coming year, the first half to
he G25 cents and the last half 67t cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-27
The ouadrIlIe of Honor.

NEW YoR, April 26.-The sixteen ladies
who will dance in the quadrille of honor
at the Centennial ball, according TO the
Tribune, have at last been determined
upon as follows: Mrs. Benjamin Harrison,
Mrs. Levi p. Morton, Mrs. Grover Cleve-
land, Mrs. Oracle King. Mrs. Alex. Van
Rensselaer,, Mrs. w Bsyard Cutting, Mrs.
William Astor, Miss Cora Livingston. Mrs
Newbold Morris, Mrs. EIbridge T. Gerry,
Miss Louise Lee Schuyler, Mrs Buchanan
Winthrop Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs
William Jay, Mrs. s. V. r. Cruger and
Mrs. Alexander S. Webb
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PENSION RULINGS.
Mr.. Bussey Opens the Door a Little Wider
for Frauds to Slip In.

MIR. bussey Opens the Door Little Wider
for Frauds to Slip In.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-Assistant Sec.
retary Bussey to-day rendered number
of pension decisions, of which few are OF
general importance.
In the case of wn.. Jones, late of Com
pany G, 9th Ohio Volunteers. Jones,
while in Camp Chase, Ohio, in 1865, was
precipitated over a balustrade by some
comrades who were scufiling, receiving an
injury, which resulted in ecroial hernia.
Former action was taken on the ground
that the injury was not received while in
lire of duty. Claimant was allowed pen
sion.
Two other rulings Of similar character
were made. They show that the depart
ment will hereafter not require injuries to
have been received strictly in line of duty
to entitle the claimant to a pension.
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No Longer captain Eout1.

BALrMoRE, April 26.-Daye Fouiz is
no longer captain Of the brooklyn club.
After to-day's game President Byrnes ap-
pointed Oar 2 O'Brien as his successor
Mr. Byrnes feels badly over the showing
msde by the club, bat expects in the near
future TO make Up for lost ground. The
s,rictest discipline ia 70 be observed and the
men Will be expected to play better ball
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M,ssIoDarIes Captured by savages.

ZANZIBAR, April 26.-Bushire, the chiel
of the insurgents, has released Rev. Mr.
Roscoe and his wife, church missionaries,
who were engaged in East Africa, and who
were captured during the recent troubles.
He still holds in captivity Rev. Mr.. lay
lor. Rev. Mr.. Edwards and Rev. MT;
Hooper He will not surrender them until
he is paid e1,OOO The English Consul
here will pay the ransom demanded.
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Ex.Pre.ident CIeveland's Subscription

EN.President Clevelands subscription.
NEW YORK, April 26.-Mr. Cleveland
has subscribed fifty dollars to the fund in
aid of the Confederate Home at Austin.
Texas, and has written as follows concern
ing it: az am in full sympathy with this
enterprise, and want to contribute to It's
success. 1t appeals to the broad humanity
which ought TO characterize the American
people. aud l see nothing in it which
ought not to engage the effort OF every
right thinking citizen. Surely neither pre-
iudice nor passion should be allowed to IN,
,erfere with the exercise OF charity toward
the unfortunate, nor with the tender OF
cheerful aid to the needy and suffering"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-27

NEW YORK, April 26.-The police re-
port that the total damsgs done by the fire
in the Harlem Electric Lighting Company s
old shops in East one Hundred and Tweu-
ty-second street last nieht Is Sl60, 0OO
This il probably about -, 600 or $50 600
too high.
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H..tIan win Play WIN ChicaEo

CmcAoo. April 26.-The Chicsgo base
bali management has accepted the services
OF Bastian, the well Known second bsse
man of the Philadelphia club. ard be will
loin Anson's men at once. Ed. William
sons condition necessitated the deal.
Kroek signed a contract to-day and LETT for
Pittsburg. Daily, Baldwin and Sullivan
departed for their homes to. day.
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WaahInrton GosaIn.

Second Assistant Post Master General
Whitfield yesterday ordered the establish
ment of mail messenger service between
Guthrie and Lisbon, Oklahoma.
The resignation OF Second Lieutenant
James Bourke, of the Artillery. has beer
offered and accepted.
Major General George Crook has beer
ordered to report to Gen. SchOfeld iOl
special duty in New York in connection
with the Centennial celebration.
Postmaster General Wanamaker has is
sued an order TO postmasters to observe
holiday hours on April 30.
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C,n.,o.r,ng a Reward for AiatAafa

wAsHIYarox, April 26.-ofieiAls oil
che State and Navy Departments are COZ
sideripg what can be done in the matter O
suitably rewaIdiug the Samoan King Ma, Us.
tasfa for bis timely efforts TO IesCue . 'nt y,
American sailors and property wrecked wrecked. ~ =
samoa 1t is probable that Congressional y
,vsTrant must be bad for the bestoWai o.
apy suitable reward.
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nncklsn,. ArnIca salve.

The best sslye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaina.
Corns and ell the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required
II is guaranteed 20 give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price % cents per box
FOR sale by Logan x Co.
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OF NO SIGNIFICANCE.

Tho yesuvius Accident Due to Faulty
Shell.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-Mr. Cramp
the builder of tie Yesuyius, says that the
reeent accident TO the pneumatic gur
aboard that vessel YVES caused by the col
Ianse of a cast iron shell in the bore. The
rnishap could not have occurred If the shell
had heen loaded with sand, as is usual, or
NTH 0un cotton, rs they will be used IN
action. and again the service she'll is made
of shaat steel.
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The Pope Rebukes Father Agostlno.
The Trenton's Treasure Found

AUCKLAND, April 26.-The treasure
which was aboard the U. S. war ship Tren-
ton, when she WAS wrecked at Apia dur
ing the recent hurricane there, has been
recovered.
The Nipsic. which wss damaged in the
same hurricane, will be brought TO Auck-
land by the L. S. steamer Alert.
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Roston Wool Market.

BosToN, April 26.-Wool-Dull and uu-
changed; Ohio X 31a32c; Xxx 33a34c;
Michigan X 3Oc; combing and delaine
fleeces quiet and firm; Ohio fine delaine
344a35c; Territory wools dull at 1Ss22lc;
Oregon wool l9a23c; pulled woods active;
super 3Os39c; extra 25a2Sc; Australian
wOols quite active at 36a4lc; carpet woods
firm
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The Vintage of1sss.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Advices re-
ceived by the Department of State from
Msrseilles place the vintage of 1888 at
800, 751, l52 gallons Italy led all coun-
tries with 30, POI, 900 hectalitres, and
France was a close second with 30, 1O2, 900
hectalitres. CALIFORNIA produced 75O, 600
hectalitres.