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AUCTION SALES.
= ' \ VF-N T. HANK ". BUTFEHFIELT
BUTTERFIElO C VINCENT,
HIS nA,
AUCfIONEERS.
, Flood Building. cor Markes aDd

AUCFIONEERS.
r DOM SO, Flood Building cor Marke, and Fourt
streets
FURNISHED houses bought Ia their entirety or SOLD
On commission.
THIS DAY.
oloc :, u ane 25. 1892
3l7 Stockton Street, Bet. Post and Sutter
I'VE WILL SILL.
On account OF immediate departure for the East
IL ( & CANT FU ENsTURE
Contained in - Rooms
COMPRISING
Elegant Parlor Furniture. Oriental Lounges FJe.
CANT Easy Chairs. 20 Magnificent " alnut 0aE and
Cherry Chamber suits, Magnificent Spring Ans
CURED halr Mattresses, Finest Mission Blankets
Spreads, Feather Pillows etc. Elegant Mirror.
door WardrobeS, Elegant Mante Mirrors Double
ana a Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, washstands
ETC., Body Brussels aud Tapestry Carpets, Elegant
mention. "
NoTE-The furniture in the above residence ha,
been in use less than six months and is in condition
of all buyers.
n B.-Ihe above can be purchased as a whole
any time before the auction by applying to
BUIIERFIELD x VINCENT Auetjoneers
JET ~ 80 Flood building.
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Family Retail Market.

Eggs rather dearer at retail. though the whole
sale markets are weakening. Butter and Cheese are
unchanged.
Meats sell at the old prices. Poultry is now plsn-
THU and two carloads have come In from the East
since last report.
The Summer Fruits cheapening. Apples,
Pears Peaches and Aprcots ia far supply.
Cherries going out. Currauts very scarce.
Berries OF all kinds are in ample supply.
Vegetables show few variations.
Some kinds of Fish dearer.
Following is HE CALLS regular weekly retail
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PortIsnd's Business.
Exchnnre nd RulIIon.

PORTLAND Or. June 24-Clearaaces. $34O. 600
balances, $4,000
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EOREING SALES
Board-l0 5 V Water. 9s14.
Street-i5 z Gasl ght, 1918.
AFTERNOON SALES
Street-5O Judson Manufacturing Co. Is.
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DIVIDENDS declared
COMPANY Amount Payable
Standard Con ..................l 10 July 2e
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ASsEsSMENT N0TICFs

A sSESSMENT NOTICE = CHoLLAR MINING
n Company. Location OF principal place OF bnst
ness. San Francisco. Cal Location or woTPs
N virginia, storey County. New Notice is hereby
held on the 18th day Of May 1882 an assesSmepj
(No. 83) of fity (50) cents per share was levied
upon tue capital stock OF the corporation, payable
rotary, at the cfice Of the company. room 70
Nevada Block, 30s Montgomery ST.. san Francisco
Cal. ON'
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-,
main unpaid on the SEVENTH DAY OF JULY,
1s94. VIII DC delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made before
Will be sold on " WEDNESDAY, the 27th day OF Julv
1882 TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses of sale BY
order OF the board OF directors.
CHAS. +. ELLIOT secretary
omc0-Reom 7s, Nevada BLOCK, 500 Montgomery
ST., San Francisco Cal. my3I I'd
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And In accordance with law and an order OF tue
Board or Trustees, made on the Sth day OF May,
1892 so many shares OF each parcel OF such stoeA
as may be necessary viii be sold az pubic auction
at the once OF the company, is Main ST, God
Hill New. on MONDAY. the 18th day OF July, ISSZ,
at O'Clock p NJ OF said day. to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF adNer'
1eI9 I'd W. II. BLAUYELT, Secretary-
1tEXiCAN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COM
vi pany-LOcation Of works and principal place OF
business Sau Francisco. California; location or
works. Virginia CITY, Storey County, NevadS.
NOtice-There are delinquent upon tho following
described stOcs, account Of assessment No 10.
levied the sixteenth day OF May 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders. follows:
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates Of Departure From san Francisco.
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Arrive I.

snlPfISG INrGLLIGaNCE.
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DIVIDENDS Declared.
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The following Isl list or assessments now pending
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dttUIIIIO VI IiIIUItuIatt departure Tor the East
TIL ( 6 IE C ANT FURNITURE

$50. une 25. I3Qg
At II o'clock A. N. on the premises -
IL Stockton Street, Bet. Post and Sutter
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rnk rRopuoe prALxua
The Hearing before the ocmmissso~ev, q
the Proposal 10 Abolish the Lsc~,s, r.x.

The Hearing besers the oemmsssso,~u .
the Proposal 10 Abolish the Lsc~u., r...
The produce dealers Of the market, of she
city had another hearing before the Comma
sioners this afternoon with referenc. 20 IN.
pending bill abolishing the Ia, on produc,
dealera
Mr.. J. II Crane again represented the deal
ers and spoke ct length on the ireauAli,,cs of
the present Law. He read clipping from Tus
srAR giving . synopsis OF the View q
the assessor upon the bill. which he
criticised severely. n the matter Vas nut
to the people OF the District he ~aid the tar
would speedily be taken on. Washington, he
said, stands alone In the matter. IL 10 the only
city that has euch O tax which every one
agrees Is unjust aud prejudicisltO good govern
ment The easiest way out OF the business vss
20 wipe the whole tar out and then proceed
upon an equal basis and tax all alike. Phila-
dsiPhia had a good system. which 10 would -
Mr.. Crane thought that the discriminatice
was infamous Fish dealers were subjec,
to tax under the Law yet the tsx
was never collected. A butter merchant
pays tax OF s25 while the oleomarearias
dealer at the adjoining stand paid nothing.
Both were produce dealers. and II one was sub
tect 10 a tax the other certainly waA
Those present included Mes.rs ,. H. Crane.
T. A. Chandler, E. o. kidwell, W q. Carter,
II. W. seammell. E. Price Brown. r. b Younss
and A. A. Chaplin.
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COLLIDED AT A CROSSING.
A Railway Disaster at Odin. ILL.,, in Which
No Life Was Lost.

A Railway Disaster at Odin. ILL.,, in Which
No Life Was Lost
CINCINNATI, OHIO, March 2S.-An Ohio and
Mississippi passenger train was run into by
an Illinois Central freight train at 1880 last
night at the crossing of the two roads at
Odiu. ILL., A coach was thrown on its side
and demolished and the first sleeper was
derailed. The Illinois Central engine and two
empty box cars were derailed and thrown on
their sides. There were in the coach about
twenty-five passengers and eleven in the
sleeper. None Of the latter we're injured in any
way.
Those in the coach, however, did not fare so
well, seventeen being more or less hurt none.
however, fatally and only four severely.
The names of the most severely in
jured are; H. c. Francher, Neoga. Ill,
collar bone broken and otherwise injured;
Mrs. o. r Jenkins, Flora. ILL.,, cut in temple;
R. Mcclure, Western Union lineman, Salem,
Ill. cut about the head; A. s. Moore, Indian
apolis. right leg cut; NJ. V. Thompson Sey-
mour, Ind, head cut; J. II. Ward, Lawrence.
ILL.,, cut in back and face; K N. Wicklin, Fair
field, slightly cut on head; r. F. Wires Lam
caster, hand cut and leg bruised.
Nine Of the injured were left in hotels at
Odin in care Of four Of the companys surgeons.
The Illinois Central train is said to have been
running at q rate Of about twenty miles an
hour when the accident occurred. The lamps
in the coaches were Immediately extingushed
by trainmen and a possible holocaust provedted.
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Chicago's Net q Investigates Spread n
Something Besides lGinuova

Chicago's Net q Investigates Spread for
Something Besides Minnowa
CHIcAeo, March 23.-New evidence In pilins
up against the council ''boodiers."
When the indictments against the seven nj.
dermen were returned on Monday certain cisi-
zens who had important evidence against the
aldermen became convinced that the present
crusade was in good faith. These citizens are
now ready and anxious to assist in the vors of
ferreting out the real culprits, the men who
hold the strings that worked the cheap pup
pets.
Within the last twenty.four hours some "a.
markable evidence has come to light Those
interested in the prosecution say that the out.
look Tor reaching the principals in the
organized band has frightened yery msterisiiy
in con sequence. 1t is asserted that Inc nav
evidence will strike close to the head Of the
gang. 1t 10 Of the most Convincing and
dramatic character and it brings conviction
with 1t in manner absolutely startling. When
once its effect has been noted by the abood-
lers' the nervous strain under which they now
find themselves will be augmented to a paintul
degree.
THE net has been cast and the haul is an a..
sortment Of minnows," said Alderman ONeil
Monday evening. The prosecution saws that
the second haul will land some large fish The
announcement is made that the inyestiaation
is to be continued with greater vigor than be-
FORE
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Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Stewart Of Nillersburg,
Ohio stopped at the Buehtel Hotel in Lima.
Ohio, on their bridal tour. They blew ont the
gas and were found dead
Jack Fritz. chief engineer Of the rolling
stock company at Decatur, Ala, last evenipg
shot aud killed Mrs. 1hos woicott and shot
and seriously injured Mrs Ed. whitton, who was
visiting her. and then committed suicide.
While J. Allison and his children Bessie and
Charlie were crossing the Garrison River bridge
ut Tallahoma, Tenn, Yesterday q passenger
train overlook Thorn and knocked all into the
river. killing Allison and Bessie.
Although the grand jury continued its work
OF investigating the aldermanic boodling in
Chicago yesterday il was given out by stste's
Attorney Longenecker that no more true bills
might be expected for q few days.
The Iowa house defeated the Catch high L.
cense bill yesterday. the vote being 81 10 46
for indefinite postponement Of action on IL
Prohibitionists are elated-
Ex-Gov. John n. Thayer has fled In the su-
preme court at Lincoln Neb., q motion asking
that the Judgment Of the court granted March
Is on the mandate Of the United States So
preme Court, be set aside aud that he 60 hence
without delay and recover his costs
Assistant United States Treasurer Ellis H.
Roberts has been elected president OF the g.
Devid's Society Of the state Of New York.
Both hoLses Of the New York legislature have
agreed TO adjourn sine die April Il.
Mr.. o. H. Taylor has been appointed a.
sistaut general passenger agent Of the Old
Colony Steamboat Company Fall River lius)
Minister Of Finance Foster made his budget
speech In the Canadian house yesterday II
Canada. he said. cannot and q mir market In
the unitsd etatD Ut her sssk Tie more favored
market
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Wheat sproutcd in His Head.

GosHEN, IND, March 23.-Tho queer case of
John Sousley, a farmer living near South
Bend, is attracting much attention. Sousley
follows threshing in season and quit last Sop
TENDER with q badly inAamed eye. 1t has
panied him continually since, until yesterday
an oculist found that grain Of wheat had
lodged in his eye, sprouted and in its growth
had forced passage up between the scalp and
skull and had found an outlet near the apex Of
the right eye. The stalk was carefully removed
and transplanted in q hOtbed, where it 10 ex-
pected to grow. Sousley is doing finely.
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A Short Will.

The will Of the late Mary Ringgold Archer is
one of the shortest iDrecord and is written on
one page of note paper. It reads: Washing
ton. ID. c., February 5. 1892. l hereby devise
and bequeath to my son, James Ringgold
Archer. all my property, real and
personal. now in my possession or
hereafter acquired. / exempt my
son from giving bond. requesting him. if he
should not marry to will the above said prop
erty to the Smithsonian Institution. Washing
ton, ID. c." 1t is signed by Mrs. A. and the
signatures attested by Mary L. Skerving. Mary
j. Freeman and Mary Cornelia GwInn.
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THE MAJESTIC COMES
Society Waiting for the Story o.
Orayton and Borrowe.
COLLISION AT A RAILWAY CROSSING.
Minister Reid Expects to Sail or
Saturday.
OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
WATCHING FOR THE MAJESTIC.

The Social World Anxious for News Of Dray'
ton and Borrowe.
New YoRK, March 23-The White Star liner
Majestic is due, but up TO noon she had not
been sighted On board are Coleman Draytou
and Hallett Borrowe, concerning whose
actions society and everybody else
has been talking for the past
week. All night there we're watchers, friends
of the respective disputants and others, wait.
ing for the message that would tell of the Ma.
jestics arrival down the bay.
Then 1t was expected that regular squadron
Of tugs and small steamers would swoop down
upon the incoming vessel to receive the first
intelligence. whether OF sanguinary nature or
not, for it was feared by the friends of Draytou
and Borrowe that the threatened duel in Paris
might become an nctnality in the narrow con-
fines of o steamer.
Tho Majestic started out to break her record,
and there wns some expectation that she
might arrive here last night and stay in quaran-
tine. With this In view a large contingent went
to the quarantine station yesterday after
noon, while those most interested in the well
fare Of the two principals chartered tugs and
had everything in readiness to meet the
steamer and remove their friends before the
rude gaze of the world could be directed al
them.
Every one, however, was doomed to disap-
pointment, for the weather at an early hour
THIS morning was SO tnlck anu navy mat II
would retard the steamers speed and at least
would prevent her from being sighted any
distance out.
At the barge Office and about the revenue
cutter many also gathered, and the majority
Of these had papers from tho collector for
passage with the revenue officers and the privi-
lege Of boarding. Those who be.
lieve they know the character OF
]. Coleman Drayton and Hallett Alsop
Borrowe best are OF the opinion that tragedy
is out of the question, although they fail to un-
derstand Mr.. Borrowe's position in taking pas
sage on the Majestic unless it was for dare. "
Both came under assumed names and Mr.. Bor-
rowe's second, Harry vane Milbank, has regis
tered rs Milbury.
1t may be, however, that Mr.. Borrowe comes
here to explain his position both in regard to
his relations with Mrs. Drayton and his alleged
refusal to give satisfaction. Some of the Off
GERS at the barge Office are inclined to believe
that the Majestic may not arrive in port until
comparatively late in the afternoon, although
she Is liable to be sighted at any moment.
SIGHTED.
SANDY Hook, n. j., March %, $50 p. m.-The
White Star steamer Majestic from Liverpool i,
passing in.
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LONDON, March 23.-In the house of com.
mons today Mr.. Robert Leake QiberaD. mem.
Der for the Radcliffe Cumm. F arnworth di.
vision Of Lancashire, moved the second read.
ing Of the miners eight-hour bill He said
the measure would affect 53l 900 men.
All the miners in Great Britain, excepting
those in Durham and Northumberland, favored
the bill Mr.. Thos. Burt, secretary Of the
Northumberland Miners Mutual Association
which has a membership Of II. 0OO in the county
Of Northumberland, and member of the house
for Morpeth. moved the rejection of the bill
Mr.. Burts motion was seconded by Mr.
Henry Howorth Conservative, member FOL
the south division Of Stafford.
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Sales-Regular call - IL O'Clock m.: L. 8. Is,
at ssS & or y.
government Bonds-U. $. q. registered, 1907,
,l6 bid. III asked. U. 8. Is, coupons, 1907.
District of Columbia Bonds-Market stock %.
1879: currency: loI bid, . asked. so-year fund.
gold. l0s bid. = asked. Water stock. e, cur.
rency. 1901, lee bid. asked 3O-year fund Ca gold,
1902, us bid asked Water stock. =. 1908, cur
rency. ll2k bid. ll4A asked sxs, reg 2-lOs, 1885,
1901. 100 BID. - asked.
Miscellaneous Washington and George
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Convert
Bile 6s. las bid. lel asked. Washington
Market MarS,,., Company: list g. ITO bid. asked
- asked. American Security and Trust IS, 1905,
4. o., 100 bid, - asked american security and
can security and Trust s., 1900, a. 9. 100
bid. - asked. Washington Light Infantry LIST
mortgage Is, 1901, vs. bid. - asked. Washing
ngton Gas Company, series A, g., 1855 bid, - asked
washington Gas Company, series b, d, la6 bid,
asked Washington Gas Company Convert.
es s9h bid. io3 asked. Capitol and North OStreet
Railroad LIST mortgage is. losk bid, - asked. Met
ropolitan Railroad Convertible g. us bid. les
bid lis asked Anacostia Railroad Is. 1O9 bid,
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone lst
mortgage u, :. bid, 1895 asked. Masonic Hall As
National Bank Stocks-Bank Of Washington. =
bid. 4S5 asked. Bank Of Hepublic. 200 bid. $40
asked Metropolitan. 265 bid, 2i5 asked. Central.
S0l u bid 3O5 asked. Farmers and Mechanics. 100
bid, asked. Citizens 40 bid. 1s5 asked. Colun-
bia l56 bid. 1853 asked. Capital lzsk bid. 1871 asked.
west End, lOl bid. Jog asked Traders, ia bid1l7
asked lincoln. 100 bid, - asked Ohio, 100 bid. -
asked Second, los bid, liz asked.
railroad Stocks - Washington and Georgetown,
go bid. asked. Metropolitan, 1o4 bid. lls
ssked. Columbia, - bid, - asked. Capitol and
North o Street. 10 bid, % asked. lexington
and Soldiers Home, 3+:bid, 40 asked. Rock Greek.
loobd. - asked. Georgetown and Tenleytown, -
bid. SIS asked.
insurance Stosks-Firemens Az bid, asked.
Franklin, SO bid. - asked. National Union lIs bid.
10 asked Corcoran, IS bid, - asked. Columbia,
leh bid, II asked. Potomac IS bid. asked.
Riggs, IN bid, asked. Peoples, 6A old, 8 asked.
Lincoln, 6,s bid, - asked. Commercial, 8 bid, o..
asked.
Title Insurance StocIs-Rea Estate Title, 100
bid, - asked Columbia Title. 61S bid, ~ asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-.W Washington Gas.
43h bid. Az asked U. 8. Electric Light, las bid,
$50 asked. Georgetown Gas, Is bid. - asked.
Telephone Stocks--Chesapeake and Potomac, 81
bid ~ asked American tiraphophone. 81 bid. IN
asked
Miscellaneous Stocks-Great Falls Ice Company,
ll5 bid, - asked. Bull Kun Panorama Company,
II bid. "a asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, d
bid, asked. Lincoln Hall, Is bid. - asked.
Arlington Market company. lax Did. 1sk asked
Ivy City Brick Company, - BID loo asked.
safe deposit and trust Companies = Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company, 100 bid, Ito
asked. American Security and Trust CJmpau T.,
101 4 bid, 1854 asked Washington Safe Deposit
Company, 100 bid, los asked.
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HlRnrTr On No.. ., an, ,.u., -. =.
o,aia.s ~ -, M NJ s,onaAy, March n, lss2. %
Barrett a naive OF sskeaTon Toap,x is,,r, ~ -
land. aged seN euty tour years
Funeral from l-r SON res .ucs osla -tr.st nor4h
auienl mas. At 81 Step.,'s c,nr.l, "a ~.
lives snd ebds respectfully invited TO attend Pes-.
omit hJwers. -
BAUMGAkTEN On "Wednesday March "a l,<,p
| at s am. FANNIE. beloved vii. 81 H.r,n.r, R.n,,
sarten. a. ter a lingering lIlne,s
uneral riday morning al loo'clock from re.ideucs
40. ole sixth street northwest
BEAI.L. On SATURDAY March ~ ,s,,s anxs
BOWIE BEALLo csisnnaale' MI ~ IN. ss.u,D. mi
year OF his axe. lBaItimore papers please cory
BEFR. ON Tn..,.y y.rsn -, I.,re ~ =, IN
D. M. at his -e.asn e an Auaco-tla Isaac nE 49,
m the MI ninth year Of his are
Notice q funeraI hereafter,
CuAVEs m 49,. ~, an, 500,
m MARY = lso..d 49,. ~, 81, ISL -. az y ~ =
Any ~ xaar- ~ ~Ne "a W. ". ShsNes. ere1
uneraI wll take place from late resd-nc, ib,s
Eixhtn street northwest, Thursday At $40 = m
Services at ChuIch Imnaeu ate Conceptson a
loan.
CoRRIN A, IA. re.,as,o. a,- nm .,.., .. =.
on March ~. less. LAFAifTTE M. 6.,oyrd nuS.
Ile funeral Viii take pace Irom Is n street auth
west at ~ O'Clock FRIDAY morning. March "a
i.equeh mass al 81 Dominic Cnurca 2
COrIiNGER On Tuesday, March %, lsxso n the
Louise home. Ann OTlIS0kk. laugh er of II.
Iate Garrett Cott.nler lh1aaelphia, AGED psnedr
S,syt.cs - fup.r.l h.r..,,..
g,Trs - - -
"aiho,. "a huesaay, march Y. 1871. AUGUSTA
T.. vile u s'in IA 1ates
q. .lo net tate residence. lVzl sirsof north
Gibson Al Isnwaoa nuisu. .....- ~
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Raltimore Marksee.

BALTIMORE. March 9a.-Flour dull. unchanged
Receipts, san barrels shipments, 7s,4e9 bush.
els: sales. 1,s5c barrels Wheat nrmer-No. red.
spot, ssNass; March. s7ksss; April. s1x bid;
red. s2Hass-receipts, ssO.0 bushels: shipments,
1902 bushels: stock 1895 bushels; sales, &c O00
bushesa Southern wheat dull-Fults, ssass Long
berry. 95al.0l- Corn stsoAg-mixed spot, 46s4sA;
March, >ss4s April. - bid; May, %6a4sk; steamer,
mixed, 4sA&A4k-recelpts, 3s,SS9 bushels ship
ments llass4 bushels; stock, l,S5a,Os7 bushels;
sales, $3.50 bdEhels Southern corn dull--whte,
4sa4t; yellow, A6a47. Osta qatt, but steady
NO white western. 3cs3cx: No mixed west
ern Ssx sskedreceipts, s.ce0 bushels; stock. l6i,
81 oushelA Rye quiet and stesdy-No sosel-
receipts, l. l6 bushels; stock, iss,s7I bushela Hay
eastsl-goCd to choice timothy, 1A0Oa1A5o Grain
freights dnl., unchanged Cotton ncminal-mid-
ding, s-l6 Provisions steady. Butter nruI
Eggs unset; ed-lt duck e:sr, Xsase; goose egg
!S:sA Coffee qniet-Rio cargoes. TAR, lin; NO
:, 1Aka1%x. Sugar steady. Copper hrm-rehned,
1lkallk. Whisky-l.lsa1.9A Peanuts steady.
BALTIMORE. March SA-sirginia tAress. 79xa
79k: Baltimore and Ohio stock. s7HsSsk; North
srn Central stock, % bid; Baltimore and Ohiu
Southwestern nfets. 10sHalosi DO. second InSomes'
81 bondR Iisk bid; do socks uxaEx.
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0trlking Miners Resort 10 Browbeating.
LONDON, March 23.-There was riottng last
night n the Hebburn colliery in Durham. owing
to the engine men there employed refusing to
join the strikers. large crowd Of miners
gathered about the engine house and threw
stones st the enginemen, quite severely tntnr.
ing them. The police were notified
Of the trouble. The rioters made no attempt
TO do further harm until the cnginemen had
reached their homes Then they again assem-
bled and amused themselves by throwing
stones and breaking the windows OF the engi-
nsers' residences. One Of the enginemen who
Vas attached By the strikers drew . revolver
snd fred upon the men, whe.eupon they hed.