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ALONG THE RIVER.

The Coming and Going Of steambosinen'
The Marks from Above.
The locals all arrived and departed on
time.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated 10 feet 8 inches and falling.
The Scotia passed up for Pittsburg at 4
q. m. and will be Saturday moFbipg'd
Cincinnati packet.
The new steamer KsystOoe State made
the run from Marietta to PittsbuTg IN
twenty. four hours, including eight land
ipgs.
The Lud Ke,fsr is reported as having
struck one Of the piers Of the Psrkersburg
bridg. and damaged one barge, which she
succeeded in landing.
The G. W. Bachelor, Capt. George L.
O'Nesl in command, Ira b Huntington
chief clerk. is the regular packet to-day for
Cincinnati, leaving at q. n. Whlle the
youp gee, in the line the Bachelor is get
tirg Ter share Of tie business.
Gal Miner. Of the Alpha, is now perhaps
the Oldest steambostmsn practically en-
gaped in the navigation OF the Western
,;vsrs This ancient mariner was captain
of a Galveston and Houston packet peIofe
Texas gained her independence from Mex
leo.
Cant. W. W. Tutlls, former river n "a
and an old citiz, N Of New Albany, Ind
died there suddenly few days ago sged IS
wears. Toe Louisville Courier-JouraGi'
referring TO the deceased, says: "Rem"k.
Able as is the fact that be lad family CT
air children-sll married, with sixteen
grandchildren and one great grsndenli'u
his IL the first death that ever TOOK p''''
in the family" y,,;,,,
The funeral OF the late G.pt. m'',,s ,ooE
o,swferd. Jr., Master Of Whsfses, .Ss ,oSH ,ss;.
Mace Yesterday afternoon ffo% w Tsolsv
Ssnc. Sau Of hs son-in law, Mr. I 's .. Nssies. ,.
F,stE,d. 1t wss largely .aues.rd s.
the e deceased had large aeq ua,noan' rnonv g,oS cd
vas highly esteemed for BIZ n, msIy .,r1"'a 'Ue
,ss,,a ws' Is character We do rot supPoss
,bs 5 ci,y v ever hsd whsrfmas'eI .I wno mao 20
,bs % confidence aud respect OF rivsrmen p,a 70
, he he ans extent IS Capt. Cfs~iofd'-f'"S'
,,..,-.;,I Iazfits.
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OIL RATE DISCRIMINATION.

George Rice Wins His Gases Against the
Railroads and Standard Company.
COLUMBUS. o, March 6.-Two cases
were decided by the Supreme Court yes
terdsy, the State ex-rel. Attorney General
against the Cincinnati, Washington and
Baltimore railroad, and one against the Gin
cinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific
railroad, quo wsrranto instituted by
George Rec, the oil refiner Of Marietta,
o., who has been in opposition 70 the
Standard Oil Company during the past
twerty-one years. The ground OF action
WAS alleged discrimination in rate in the
different modes Of shipment, the tank-csr
and barrel methods. The decision is sd-
verse to the railroads and prohibits any
further discrimination.
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Meeting of the G.s,s Manufacturer

Meeting of the G!sss Manufacturers.
CLEVELAND, o., March 6.-About all
the window glass manufacturers Of the
country were represented at the meeting
of their Western District Association at
the weddell to-day. II was special
meeting called to consider prices and the
state Of business, topics, in which all
we're interested, and all responded to the
call. The object Of the meeting was to
adopt list Of prices and fix the discounts
The Association decided unanimously to
adopt the list Of the Association OF Win
dow Glass Importers for French glass,
which went into effect February II. The
discount was 20, 10 and 5 per cent.
The Association decided that the new
discount should be so and 10 per cent. on
carload lots, less the freight, and 80 and 3
per cent. on less than carload lots, free on
board a. the factory. There Is thus an in
crease in both the discounts and the price
list, and delegate said that the net in
crease in the price Of glass would be about
per cent.
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Race for $4,000.

PATTERSON, N. J., March 6.-1t being
we'll known that Ex-Governor Lelsnd Stan
ford. of California, has reserved the trot'
ting qualities of Mr.. X ,bert Bonner's cele'
brated mare sunat (2:1OD for the season
of 1890. and believing that Mr.: Budd
Doble would be willing to irot the cele'
brated stallion Axtel (2:l2). the mana
gers of the fast mile track known as Dun-
dee Park, near here, offer purse OF $l0,-
600 to be con tested for by these two cracks
under the following conditions: Entrance
free; winner to take the eotire SlO,OOo
Best 3 in 5 to harness. Governed by the
rules of the National Tro.ting Association.
Races to take place the last OF September
or frat week in 0ctober.
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MINISTER pENDLRToN's REMAINS
To Be Taken to Cincinnati and the Funeral
Held Saturday.

hbl0 OnhhA0eJt
New YORK, Msrci 6-The remains Of
the Hon. George II. Pendleton, late U. S.
Minister to Germany and formerly U. s
Senator, which were taken last Friday
from the sloop of war Enterprise, and
have been in this city since that time,
we're shipped west to-day on the Limited
Exprces. Senator Pendleton's remains
were sent over the Pennsylvania railroad
and f X. Peudletop, his son, accompanied
the body, which Was escorted to the depot
nv the Committee of the Ohio Society
The committe consists of Hon. Calvin 5
Brice, Judge Hosdley, General Swayne,
General f wirg, Hon. NJ. j. Southland and
Warren Higleg The body will be taken
west over the Pennsylvania and P. O. &
st. L. railroad,
At Sleubenville. o, the nearest point to
the State line Of Ohio, the committee sp-
pointed by the citizens Of Cincinnati, OF
which Mayor Nasty is chairman, met
and took charge of the body. The
funeral will take place from Christ
Church on Saturday in that city. Mr.
Pendleton's wife died two years ago,
while his two drugh.ers are still abroad
Tbs only immediate relative beside MI
Frank Pendleton, his son, is Mr.. Elliott
Peud,eton, of Cincinnati, the ex MInis
ter'e brother.
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r,.,n wrscker Arrests d.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., March Several at
tempts have been made to wreck trains on
the New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio
railroad, near Montau, by placing links In
switches.
William Ellinger, son Of a farmer, re-
siding near there, WAS arrested oy Dstsc'-
i've McNsbb, this morning, ana maze
confession, duplicating Joseph Laug'sn, a
farmer. who has disappeared. Eilinger re-
fused to assign any reason and was COM
mitted 10 iail.
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PROPOSED oBsBQUIEs DELAYED
An Ex-Aldermans Funeral Postponed I'm
der Peculiar circumstances.

An Ex-AIderman's Funeral Postponed I'm
der Peculiar circumstances.
CHICAGO, March 6.-The funeral OF tx-
Alderman Charles Tillock WAS to have
been held to day, but WIS postponed under
peculiar circumstances. The deceased
was 10 have been buried in Calvary Gem
etery, where bis family own lot, but at
the last moment the cemetery authorities
raised the o' action that the body could
not be intereIred in consecrated ground as
the ex-Alderman bad been Mason, and
dying suddenly had not received absolu-
tion. Twenty-One Aldermen were at the
City Hall this morning, bat at late
hour the cemetery authorities Refused to
waive this point, the faneral was post
poned until the relatives Of the deceased
can overcome the tcruples Of the cemetery
people.
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A Fiendlsh Deed.

CHICAGO, March 6.-wm. Jones, a col
ored man, was taken to the County Hoe
pital last night, the victim of an act Of
iiendishness almost unparalleled.
Monday night while in the saloon of Ben
Kersey, at sos South Clark street, he fell
asleep in a chair. Unable to arouse him,
George Williams, alias Texas" poured a
quart of petroleum all over Jones' feet and
legs and set the oil on fire.
The unfortunate man was terribly burned
about the lower limbs, and the hospital
physicians fear he will use the use Of his
feet. TIE fiend who committed the act is
in hiding.
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c.ne,...man Tsuibse's Condition

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Adviees from
the hospital this afternoon are to the eiec'
that Mr.. .Taulbes is in m's' p'ecariOu'
corditiop. Although his wound appears
To be in a healthy state, this morning ne
suffered from pains in the head to such an
eI,e,t that IL was necessary later on TO
ksen him under the irhuence Of ansesthe-
tics
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CHICAGOIs SCARED.
The Ten Million Dollar Fund Cannot BE
Raised.


CHICAGO, I'LL, March 6.-The one hun'
dred and second instsllment Of worlds
fair subscriptions bring the total up to
81, 5O2. 900. How much of this is non
collsctable no one knows, but it is an sc-
krowledged fact that many Of the sub
scriptiops are worthless.
Employees of many business houses and
manufacturing establishments have put
their names on the list for much more
than they can possibly pay, and 1T is not
exaggeration to say that of the "a SOP 600
so far subscribed not more than $3, COZ, COO
could be collected on call. Daring the
enthusiasm prevalent while the battle for
the location Of the fair was in progress
thousands of men put their names down
for various with no expectation Of ever
being called upon. AT that time it was
generally conceded that in case the ten
million dollar bill passed Albany and was
signed By the Governor New York would
get the fair, and every effort was accord
ipgly put forth to make as coed a showing
ss possible as against New York.
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A,re,,ea tor s,eallpr Diamond.

special 7elsc-dm 10 ne ReoiaeT.
WASHINGTON, March 6. - Thomas
Rsidy q substitute foreman has been ar
rested for stealing diamond bracelet,
valued at 81 GOO at the fire at Secretary
Tracy's house. Reidy, who admits that
he bad been drinking on the morning OF
the fire. recovered q sc, of jswelry worth
nearly $4,000 He turned the jewelry
over 10 the foreman Of one of the COM
penies. but it is alleged that be kept a
bracelet worth 81 GOO or more. The
bracelet was the property Of Miss Tracy,
who lost her life at the FIRE. Reidy de-
nies the charge.
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na.thnfaphilantnropIst

PHILADELPHIA, March civilian
Bucknell, the philantbropist, died sudden
ly Of apoplexy at his residence in this city
last night, aged 10 years. Mr.. BucknelPs
offs 10 Bucknell University, at Lewis
burg, Pa, amounted to S142, 900, Since
1851 he has given away for church and
missionary purposes over s525, 900, and it
has been estimated that his disbursements
of money in helping his fellow men will
aggregate over s., 600, 900.
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oil Takes a Rise.

PrrrsBURG, March Ga special from
Lima says that place has been thrown into
another frenzy of oil fever by the an
uoupcement tina. the Buckeye pipe line
that hereafter Lima Oil will be worth ~
cents instead of 10 cents, as heretofore.
Tbis ia taken by the ever sarguine pro-
ducer that the Standard has at lsst
found a perfect method OF REIN,
inc the loud smelling oil. Lsssers and
farmers are again excited, and enormous
sums will be placed in that field for re-
newing drilling operations. The advance
is considered significant, as it occurred at
the same time regular oil certificates sui, sui
fered slump, and Ohio operators are
PRAYING their hopes may yst be realized,
aud they may see the dispised Lima oil
sold a steaight certificate oil on change
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The Car Get, Blood cardlIng Letter.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 6.-The Car
has received q threatening letter from a
woman who signs herself "Ticherbrikoys."
The writer says that unless he modiiiss
his reac!ionary policy he will meet the fate
of Peter Ill, Paul and Alexander III.
A copy Of the letter WAS sent to each OF
the ministers ct the same time. The po-
lice are extra watchful and are conducting
an active search for the persons suspected
of being implicated in the sending OF the
letter
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s..nh.nrlIIe and PArksrsburg

special Telegram 10 the Register
WASHINGTON, March 6 Among the
sppoiutn,ents confirmed to-day were those
Of John F. Sarrst to be postmaster at
s,eubenville, o, and stOwell S. HIzsn to
IA postmaster at Parkersburg, W. We.
VIM. Denny was confirmed as Supervisor
Of Census for the Eleventh district Of
Pennsylvania
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NswsFrom Grafton.

Special Ttle0rGm to ne Register
GRAFTON, W. VA, March 6.-At q
meeting of the stockholders of the First
National Bank at this place, this morning
Mr.. Leonard Msllonee was elected cashier
to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna'
tiOn of Mr.. F. NJ. Durbin, who gees to
Parkersburg, and Charles r. Durbin takes
Mr.. Mallouee's place as assistant csshier'
The appointment gives general sa'i'lac-
tion.
On the G. & G. r. r, engines Nos. 1
and . colli6ei ore mile above GRAFTON
this morning causing considerable damage
to the engines. The trims on q. q u,
did rot 20 further than Phillippi. Inere
was no one hurt.
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Palmer q Candidate.

CHICAGO, March 6.-Unusuai interest,"
attaches to to.dsy's meeting here OF the
Democratic State Central Committee on
account of the announcement this morn
inc that Ex-Governor Palmer would be q
candidate for the United States Senator
shin. The chairman Of the committee au'
T,;t,sd the correctness Of the publication ,
and the indications point 10 an nss aIos'
unanimity Of opinion among .ns melnoea' :0sa
of the committee in favor OF the nomlIa'
tion Of Gen. Palmer for the Senatorship py
the coming State convention.
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Bottles VIII be Desrer

Prr1sBURG, March 6.-The Western
Flint Bottle Association, representing
ninety five per cent. of the producing
capacity Of the Western district. met here
,o.dev and unanimously decided to sd'
vsnce prices five per cent. They claim
this advance is msde necessary on account
of the recent advance in prices Of all glass
vorkers' materials.
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"OrHELLo's occupations gone" de
used to spend days and nights curslns Ine
Cates and the rheumatism. Now ne oniy
lies down and lau rs to think now eas'y
he was cured by Salvation Oil, at 20 cts'
VIM n. vspderfOrd, Esq, Editor OF
,hs Dcnocratic Advocate, Westminster, hd
sr;tss 80 that he has used DR.. Balls Oongn
Svrun and knows it to be good medicine
Buy il. Try it. 25 cents.
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New YORK, March 6.-The police this
afternoon made raid on the bucket shop
known as THE Opsn Board Of Brokers'"
at No. 40 Broad street. The place. which
is owned by G. ". Todd, was in full blast
at the time, and everybody found in the
place was made o prisoner. Money,
blsckboards and the various other para
pbeInslia were seized and the prisoners
were marched to the station house. The
prisoners, after being taken to the station
house, were srrsieDed in the Toombs
Police Court. The bucket shop owners
were held for trial in $500 bail each, and
those found in the plscs at the time OF the
raid. were each fnsd S..
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.,o,ber sugar Combination.

NEW YORK, March 6.-Another sugar
combination has been effected, which will
bsva a greater effect than that OF the trust.
All Of the wholesalers are to be forced into
the new scheme. By it the cost of sugar
% the consumers will be increased at the
rate of 1000, 600 year st once. The
deal was engineered by the National
Wholesale Grccers' Association.
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. Ing F,lIed with Geld.

NASHVILLE, ARK, March 6-E'gn'
miles below here, Yesterday, negro
named John Rell, while plowing ina field
found Jug containing SIC. 900 in gold,
II was to besvy to carry and, putting
S4OO in his pockets, he started for venice.
He WAS so elsted with his fad that ne
could not keep bis good fortune to himself.
As consequence, when he returned 'ns
mo and contents had been stolen.
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Fold Robbery of a Jew.Iry Store

KANSAS CITY, Mo March 6-Burglars
entered the jswelry store Of Bob ]. Dun-
ming, in Kansas City, Ksnsas, yesterday,
and directly underneath the foil glare Of
an electric light, broke the safe opon and
secured 81, 600 worth Of diamonds, rings,
watches and chains. The police authori-
ties of both Kansas Cities were at once
notified OF the robbery and given de-
scription of the stolen property. The
trays which contained the jewelry were
taken from the safe and carried block
down the avenue and thrown away. The
detectives think they will soon capture the
burplaIs
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THE SNOW STORM.

Amount That Fell in New York Railroad
Travel interrupted.
NEW YORK, March 6.-The severe storm
of sleet and snow, which started in this
city last night, was still raging this morn
ing. 1t extends along the Hudson river
and in the Mohawk Valley.
There was a fall of eight inches at 10
o'clock. Railroad traffic is interrupted and
snowplows are in use.
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When Christmas came with its good
cheer. its fun, and its merry-making, we
Used to deprtcate its colds, but that was
long ago, before the days of DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup. Now it is very different
new era has dawned on rs, and great
and small, little and tall, merry men ali,
are happy.
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EAsToN, PA, March 6.--The first se-
we're snow storm this season began here at
10 o'clock last night and still continues.
1t is now six inches deep in the protected
levels, and is drifted five and six feet in
many places. The New Jersey Central
trains are delayed by freight cars being of
the track in this city in consequence Of the
SNOW
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A Biz Aquatic Event.

SYDNEY, n. S. W., March GA scull-
Ing match has been arranged between Nei
Matterson and Peter Kemp for the cham
pionship Of the world. The race will take
place on April %.
VIM ]. O'ConnOr, the Canadian oarsrnar,
has arrived here. He met with warm
ualrome
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Pilesf PiIesi Pilesi

DIR. williams Indian Pile Ointment is
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or
Itching Piles ever discovered. 1t never
fails to cure old chronic cases Of long
standing.
Judge Coons, Msysville, Ky, ssys;
"Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
cured me after years Of suffering"
For sale at Logan K Co.'S.
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Wal,Ing for the Outcome.

ST. MARYs. w. VA, March 6.-Tbere is
tendency to lie and wait for the outcome
Of the wells now drilling before starting
new work, ss the balt has been tolerably
we'll defined. The staying qualities OF the
"B'g Irion" are proving TO be bet
ter than was first counted on. Toe Cocn.
ran No. is producing in the neiehborhood
of 1870 barrels per day. The MCCULLOUGH
ia placing about TIE same amount in the
tsnksge. The Big John is making rs bar
rels Der day. The land between develop
ments and the well on the leland is being
leased for fair BONUSES.
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R.nnbI,csn Club, Sight Seeing.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, March g.
About 300 delegates to the National Con-
vention of republican Clubs, which ad.
iourned at Nashville yesterday, arrived
here at 10 O'Clock this afternoon on their
Southern tour. They will spend the time
in sightseeing to-day and will start for
their Northern home tomorrow. Qolte a
large delegation, however, will 90 to Mem
phis, Atlanta, Birmingham and other
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Light AS Day.

WASHINGTON, PA, March 6 One o'
the strange phenomena ever.wi'nesstd
at Washington was caused last night BY
the re lection Of the great Smith gasser on
the snow that fell during the storm. over
the whole town the II Il ,ction was 60 bright
tbst a paper could be read without any
difficulty.
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KAMPF DIES TO-DAY.
THB BRUTAL CHARLESTON MURDERER
TREMBLBs AT DEATH.
Be Spends his Time IN Reading and Praying,
But Says BE is Prepared To Ca
Public EIscuhon-A Very
Important Sheriff.
Special Telegram to the Register.

Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 6.-Felix
Kampf will be hanged between the hours
- N. and p. m. tomorrow for the muir
der of his two children last O,tober. Al.
ready the city is being filed with persons
who have come from distance to witness
the execution, and it is believed that
not less than ten thousand will
be here. II is feared that the
rough element will become intoxicated
and give the authorities trouble. Large
numbers of special police have been sp-
pointed by the Mayor, and every effort
will be made TO maintain order. The
death watch is with the condemned man.
All day and up TO late hour tonight be
has been praying. He is reported as quite
nervous and the least noise disturbs him,
but says he sprepared to 20.
A VERY IMPORTANT SHERIFF.
Immediately after the body will have
been cut down it will be taken in charge
and carried to the church, whence 1t will
bs taken to the Catholic cemetery and in
tered in consecrsted ground. His spirit
ual adviser says Kampf is prepared
to 20 and is fully reconciled to
his awful fate. Sheriff Pickens has kept
all the details concerning the execution to-
morrow profound secret. The execution
cannot take placs in the Jail, because it is
of the revolving pattern, and there Is no
space for scsff1ld. The Jail yard is open
and filled with debris, after tearing down
the old court house. 1t is not known,
even, whether the scsffOld is built. The
Shsriff's reticerc ce in this matter is severe
ly criticised. 1t is in keeping with his
treatment of Sheriff SteeurOd, when he re-
fused to let Ohio coun y's executive in the
fan
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Yves, virglsiA Patents.

Special Telegram 70 the hesls'ei'
WASHINGTON. D. O., March 6.-Patent'
have been granted to citizens Of West 'ir-
Vipis for the week ending March An, as
foIlows: F. C. Caldwell. Whseling, tray
for delivering goods; J. J. Hslstead, k9s-
Inns Gross Roads, wheel; John Lyon
Glover Lick, fence.
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u,pK bark it's sozoDoNT cry,
It, ~ M youths and msidenS, co ne and ouy'
Come and secret I'll unfold, :,
A. ANAL expense to young and old'
A charm that will on both beeto"
A ruby lip, ard teeth like sro"'
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OIL Discoveries.

Special 7sleordTn to he Register.
CAIRO, W. VA, March 6.-Bodtn *
Aiken are drilling a well at Cairo.
A. E. Fretts has located we'll on Nut
ter's Fork 81 miles north OF Cairo.
He is also fishing cave in we'll at Still
we'll. in Wood county.
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WASHINGTON. March 6.-The sale Of
tickets for the Actors Fund benefit, reIt
Monday, was started by President Hsrri-
sop. who paid 500 for one Of the boxes.
Representative Flower, Senator Mcmillan
and Correlius N. Bliss, Of New York, slso
took boxes.
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h.. Nl1oN, d. c., March 6.-The
v- s Commerce Commission to-day
''saripg concerning the case Of
.s,..., o''ss aud H. Bates, Jr., vs.. the
s,..''A Railroad Company and
~ ana Company. The reheAring
l upon an application by de-
.lils and The Baltimore and Ohio
IT,. 'or suspension Of the OIder OF
ar--',ion made February Z. 1890.
c' 'lsse companies to cease dis
O. q between eorn and corn pro-
hs.@ Indianapolis eastward to the
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s n,o,,,sr Lincoln May Resign.

CHICAGO, March 6 6-IntimAte frierds
of Mipister Robert Lincoln express the
opipion that Mr.. Lincoln, in view Of the
death OF bis son, will soon resign his Of
fiee and return to his home in Chicago.