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Rules aud Regulations Of the wheel
ing Hosse Market and Mock
Agency.

LIST. All stock sold by this Agency u DE
as REPRESENTED OF money refu pded, and the
highest bidder 10 be the buyer.
~. All horses offered t,r sale and prove
not a. represented by the owner. II sold
and returned, viii be charged with the
commission.
"a. A deposit will be required Of all buy
or. when the prop, riy l. Knocked down tn
them.
4sh. All horses sold at public auction
will be subject tD trial until o'clock p. n,
and II not ~ represented oy the aucfiooeer
are returnable and the money Will b. re-
funded.
5,h. This Agency will not he re<p0nsibie
for stolen or morigazed property. The .si-
Ter VIII at all times D. made known 70 the
boyer, and where any doubt exists a
searching Investigation viii - made ana
fully repreSen ell 10 the purchaser.
e.b. A registry fee Of 5Oc will be- charged
Tor Ali s;ock 10 b. offered Tor sale through
this agency. An additional fee 81 tlJ0O Will
be charged where the property IL - he nd
ysrtised in our regular Catalogue sales
eth. A com mission OFF, % viii bs charged
on Ali sales Of h0r,4s under Mo, and 8 per
cent additional on all sumG6Ser tlB same
on wagons. buzgjes, hsrnsss, dc., unis>s
under 81. then 10 per cent wiz be the com
mission.
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RATES OF BOARDING HeasEs.

sixty cents per day for drove hors> .
hor.ss for sale; U66 per dsy for -
that are required 70 be handled or escs-
eissd nd broken
will keep careful and aitsnnve gIoomss
and hor.ss len in rng care will have pro-
ssr care and attention and handled FRO
periy, but will lot be responsible for nm
ayoidabls accideBt-
Parties having property 10 orer will re-
esive promp, attention Y 1das sna1fy
Wheeling. W. Va, or nj Bridgeport. %
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Remington Sewing Machine
WITH HEMMER, TELLER, BRAiDER
AND GUAGE.
Iron Stand with Black Walnut Tor. ~ ~
Same Machiu with Drop Lean. 6s VI

Reasons Why The Remington Family S~.
ing Machines are .SIpsTiOr 10
all OfheT1.
Ist-Their simplicity. The use Of them
IL very easily acquired, and any girl Of
ordinary intellinence In capable Of keep
ing them In order.
M-The Construction OF the Machine In
such that II may bc run nj higher rate oi
speed than any shuttle Machine now In
the market. In factories where the speed
has been regist red. over l0j stitches per
minute have been attained with ease.
h-Their Durability. Being NJ strong In
all their parts. and fitted with great me.
chanical nicity, and being free nom the
harsh, Jarring movements and friction, M
common I'm Inferior machines, they will
kind.
itb-Their AdaptabIIity. BY u simple
change Of the needle and thread they " ~
sew the finest cambria or the heaviest
leather. All the various kinds OF boots and
shoes, buckskin sewing, clothing, caps,
stays, shirts, mantles ana dress.maki ng
can be done with equal facility.
5th--The shuttle being large II will carIy
great quantity Of thread-thus saving Ia
great measure, the trouble OF hlliBg the
bobbins.
8th-The means OF getting mt the ~.
quired TENSION on the thIe In 40 simple
and complete, that even back stitch on
BOTH SIDES OF the material (which will not
rip or raveD c-h be readily obtained.
.th--They will sew with equal facility
BLK, Twist, Linen Thread and common
spool Cotton.
sth--They have no rotary cams, cog.
wheels or lever arms 10 make noise, run
ms rd, or % get out OF order.
BY the new and peculiar movement al
needle and shuttle and thread controlling
parts, there ~ less wear or strain ON the
thread used. The thread being set ia the
material uninjurcd, the work ~ therefore
better and sti onger than that done on any
othsr machine.
Sold on easy terms by CHAaLEN 4.
kkYTER, Agent for ohio, Brooke and
Marshall counties. myth
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A Handle Prayer.

From the Brooklyn Argus.
Rain-in-the- Face is the name of the
savage who is said TO have slain the
heroic Custer and torn his heart from his
body The next time it rains in the face
of that Sioux monster, God grant that it
may be q leaden rain.
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WANTED---Aaents.

U,HE OONDIMEST l. FOOD COMPANY
are prepared 10 apPoint suitable par
towns Tor sale of their COndifnental and
Gordon Foods for Hor<s- Cattle and
Poultry. Energetic. responsible parties
vtshinx 10 engage In u profitable bHapszs
in which there - no competition ssd DO
,4rk will do well 10 address personally
nrei~rrsd. GkO. A. MUNI1,
supt- CondimentaI Food Co, lss Liberty
street. Pittsburgh, Pa ht1i
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Pittsburgh Post: The New York
Tribune is sick at heart over Grants late
tantrums, and is trying to make it appear
that Hayes has nothing to do with him.
Mr.. Hayes won't authorize any such a
statement, however.
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Whst Brfstow Will Not Do.

From the New York Graphic.
We have the best reasons for stating
that e1 Secretary Bristow will not take
the stump in favor of either Presidential
ticket. Reports to the contrary are I'M
authorized.
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Hutchins' Music Store.

LIlNEST LOT OF GERMAN ACCOR-
DEONS, NioliHs, Flutes, Banjos, sui
tars, Drums and Band instruments TO be
found in the city.
Second hand brass instruments wanted
W. y. HU1CHiNS,
mr3O No. " Twelfth street
TnCr SAMPLES TO AGENTS. LADIES
kkkk Combination Nsedle-bOOk with
Till Chromos. Send stamp. +. r. 6luck
New BEDFORD. u ASST .feblV
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ancMT - Isssyil-eTs IN oss dug. Bes
HU6Ut ht>1ary paper. only ~ 2
wear, Three SO ehrofnne free hUS1ON
4 sF-ossLEk, Pubs, Fbiia-, IA. myzsb
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REFINED SUGARS.

100 Bbls. Crushed, Powdered & Granulated
100 Extra Cand A White,
50 - Franklin b,
50 Yellow G.,
In store and for sale by
mr9 MI. REILLY.
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UND TRAINS.
No 2No s No 4 No 8
LEAVE

NuS. land run daily, No. = and Sdaily,
excerpt Sunday. --.,,
East bound trains make connections at
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New YORK
and Boston. At Washingtonllty for All
points South. ,..
Wtst bound trains make direct connec,
lions Tor all principal points West ana
Northwest. W.
Pullman Palace Sleeper will run on NO.
. and 1 rom BcnwOod To Chicago.
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TEAS AND TOBACCO.

TEAS AND TOBACCO.
A FULL LINE OF CHOICE OOLONG,
N Japan, GunpOwder, Souohong and
Young Tyson Teas, and leading brands OF
Virginia and Kentucky Chewing Tobaccos
always on hand. Special inducements
offered in these lines.
mrs M. REILLY.
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HO RISE M A r kET
AND
General Stock Agency

Believing..that Wheeling has pong been
In need OF a General Horse Market, and
having leased the stabliiIg and track 81 the
Fair Grounds. will endeavor 70 establish
regular sales OF Horses. Carriages new and
second-hand,) Wagons, Carts, Harness.
Saddles, Brides, Blankets, Robes, WHIPS,
DC, &c.
solicit the patronage Of Dfovers, Livery
men, Farmer, and All persons aying such
property for sale, hoping by strict atteh.
lion and fair dealing 70 merit liberal
J. l.. BURIsEY.
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The Noble Army OF Omce-IOlders
The following table furnishes some in
teresting matter for reading and reaec-
ton these DAYS:
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f,LoUH9

Embrace the following brands.
Perfection, Ohio State Premium ana
keystone.
These fiours are too we'll known TO need
commentator. We have the exclusive
sale of them.
We solicit an examination OF our stock
ns close cash buYerS. ueci
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-19

Accommodation tram leaves Bellaire at
$50 p. NJ, aud arrives at Steubehville at
b:lIP.M.
Special Accommodation trains leave
Brllairc ut $50 n. IN. and l2:oO p, IN;
Bridgeport 10 :iLl "a. M. and 10 p. III; arrive
NJ Martins Ferry nj l0:l5 a. III. and ! :l5 p.
IN. Returning leave Martins Ferry at
II "a II. ~, and 3:l5 p. m; Bridgeport ii 40
"a. M, and %:25 p. M. arrive At Bellaire at
n -, IL. M, and $40 p. III.
Tickets 10 all principal points In the
East and West can be procured at the
Uuiun Ticket ONCE in Mcclure House, and
a. the station at Bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
.s General Passenger & Ticket Agent.
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FISH.

FISH.
Is Halves Large No. / Mackerel,
100 I" No.2 /"
200 4" No. mackerel, fat andIlarge,
40 Bbls. Labrador Herring,
20 Halves "
200 A." Lake Herring,
so White Fish,
10 Boxes Georges Cod Fish,
50 Boneless
Nos. and2 Mackerel in kits,
In store and for sale low by
mr9 M. REILLY.
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BREAD AND CAKES.

Sole Agent Dupont Powder Mills.
N. o. Sugars & Molasses.
an HAND AND ARRIVING, A FULL
~ stock OF prime to choice louisiana
Sugars and Molasses, which are offered to
the trade low.
marc n. RElLLXs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-08

John II. Hart, a truck driver OF IL Harrison
street has Deen missing since saturday
No native OF a foreign country can vote In the
United states without Deing naturahLed
Sixth annual picnic Of the Schoen Lowen-
thA's O. rman Institute IN Joness NoOd AuS'T w.
Joe Coburn and John j, Dwyer VIII wreStIe
for $500 In the Central ar& Garden tomorrow evening"
Mavor Wickham has approved the ordinance
directing the Commissioner ot Public WORKS W hs"'
the piers
Jake berry Ia enlarglne and rentting in elegant
sty e the Columbia Opera House. az ufeeh"o" "'N1'
and Twelfth street .,o,
The body OF Patrick Mehan of 98 East llOth
ct was found IN the East river yesterday he ""s
drowned whi MS iins last week.
Patrick Mulhoapd Of @ Hes,er street sicpIo H,ea %
tie TaiIOrs Association yesterday
Chrlstopher Gunport Of ls9 spring street died
audIeniy while at work YESTERDAY IN bluehs MVoISs
isGlItufe factory, b7s Washington street
DIR. Joseph Treat was locked up In the Mercer
atrrt mol ce ti last evening 70 answer chafBe Vi
TbenR Mrs. Woodruff aud James H. BLOOD
John Peters of 800 Avenue G fell from the
sixth story at Albany anu WashhKtoh Streets bes'er
DAY, he was sent to the New forS Hospital
Mr. John Kennel, OF the nrm OF Hall Ken
any property In trust for Mr Janeway or for any ont
| ese III Ills ne
A sling around some cases OF sheet tin un
| loading from the steamship Arrago, at Pier IL, th
river broke last evening, and ne tn tel INTO TIE hOu
kllling John Wpll VI 80 Columbia street, Brookyn
| Mr. Samuel j Penniman, Secretary OF the jude
IlnsePd on COMPANY, died on SUNDAY, Al ~ hnst ~
ysecond street His ancestors bnt , tnv c"r IN IN
| Mansion. the nrst brownsiohe evening e'V0'N :" '
| city. .,.
Mr. Henry Il. Freeland, who WAS ~, menu0ne'' mhSrny'
I'm Charles wesermsns complaint IN Justice murray
denies !as there We. e. fss.elnan or any S,he
osrsnns and asserts his ontire readAsss v meet an
charg es that maV be made asain't nun
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PREPARING FOR NOVEMBER.

Tiden and Hendricks Club has been organ
iEed at Winfield, l.. |.
A Tden and Hondrcks Club was formed lass
night ~ the Sixth " ard OF NewarS, N'J'
The Ninth Assembly District Iiluen anS S
Hendricks Club erected large IrAnspS enoT 's~
evening.
A wlden AMI Hendricks Club, With seventy;
ave members, has been formed IA tue eeo0"u "~N''
Jersey CITY . ,,...
The French Democratic voters o. the Fitt1
Assembly District endorsed Illueh anu hcnuI0AS as'
evening. lO2 Prince street.
A Tilden and Hendricks club will be formed
this evening at 5S Wilianl street. among the Demo-
cTats OF Ine rAird Ward Of NewarS' Nj
The TiIden aud Hendricks Club OF the Third
Distract, Jersey City, viii have hammer rtslng thu
evening at the corner OF Jersey and Newark avenues
The young voters of the Eleventh Assembly
District, noted kepu 1lican sironHno orgahlEtu hs
Young Mems Tnden ana Hcndrlcks Club last evening
A splendid TildeD and Hendricks banner was
raised last night at Myrtle avenue and steuben stIeet
fSenty.srIR Ward
| The residents OF the Sixteenth Assembly Dis
trct have organized rlden anu llendrcks un wms
James Kelly, President; John Mcknight ana A. I" p"'
| lou. Secretaries john Sheridan Treasurer
| Tue Democratic state Committee have beaun
the aetyr wurS Of tne canvas by fcHrnS rs hehu &
quarters Paror T. Of congress h.' his IA nfnciI real
| rooms occupied ny GOV h1hhl'" y" "'' - ~
| dencc durlug Ms term
The second Assembly District Ttlden ana
nendrlcks no raised larse nah9H! nt. e.,s vnre
tetri Irr,,s A. = sullivan, Luxe r. COzlens, John
| Mutually. ana Harry Howard
ON Thursday evening grand Iilden ana iien, zen.
d,%ss or ss SS~arS T. j. fSGay Parser ne Hon Ju
81 m4.Ttrise af Gcorea. tue Hon carer Harrsoa
Sew Jersey vii deliver addresses
The Young voters Of The Tenth Assembly s.
Tes orsaefean n SHs as p,R stsc on salnidSJ
evening. rne officers are Henry Nathan, Jr lIep
dent fgsasTE ssCrnSSr, parEe Rscoraa. sscre
| AIRY Louis Wlppier lressurot'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-08
O'LEARY'S LONG WALK.
One Hundred MiIes<jn Tweuty-four. Qanys--

Rink at I208 on Sunday morning, and made his
arst ave miles In 81 minutes 40 seconds; six
miles in hour and Q seconds ten miles In
hour "a minutes 10 seconds. He then took
short rest. He terminated his fifteenth mile
In 8 hours 10 minutes 40 seconds; hts twsn-
tieth mile In hours and As ninutes his 25th
mile In hours q minutes 10 seconds his Both
mile in Z hours 80 minutes 30 seconds; his 18th
mile In hours 81 minutes seconds. lie then
took rest OF Al minutes, being little overcome
with the oppressive heat. After few stimu-
lants he once more started on his journey,
thoroughly restored and walked his "
miles In hours IS minutes ~ seconds.
He finished his 45th mile in Ii hours - minutes;
Both mile in II hours - minutes % seconds lie
then took u rest Of 81 minutes ~ seconds. lie
finished his 55th mile at 20l L. NJ. lie then
stnt ped - minutes and % seconds. His OOth
mile he finished at 1896 Y. N. lie again took a
rest of 25 minutes. In his 64th mule he stoned
"a minutes sud 43 seconds. lie finished his boih
mile AT 53525 =. NJ. He again rested 10 minutes
lie finished his 70tn mile at O'Clock, ~ plnutes
and II SECONDS. His rs miles in 7:46 and o. sec
onds. Hts 10Th mile at o'clock 5l minutes'and
81 seconds. lie walked the last six miles In 2
minutes and 3 seconds inside the hour at 3
o'clock, continuing on his Tlth mile IN good
suirits and looking remarkably fresh, and feei-
ing confident thlt ne should make his lUO miles
Ia "a hours despite the hot weather.
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THEsALARIEs OF OFFICIALS.
A Trap In which the Leaders OF the House
have not been Caught.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 1T is scarcely pos
sible that Congress can adjourn before the drst
Of next week. The Conference Committee on
the Legislative Till having settled all the princi-
pal differences between the two houses, finally
failed to agree this morning on the question OF
reducing the salaries Of members OF Congress
and Of the President. The confcrees on the
part OF tho Senate are resolute In their deter
mination to resist this resolution. They have
after long struggle yielded their opposition to
most Of the proposed reductions In the salaries
OF clerks and other officers OF the Government.
lheir object in resisting the reduction IN the
pay OF members of Congress IL to catch the
Dem ocratlc House In IA trap. Tney hope ana
expect that the House will Yield on tins point
in order to secure an agreement In the rest OF
the bill. Then they would 20 before the coun-
try and say that the Democratic House per-
sisted IN it's reductions IN the salaries OF clerks
and other employees OF the Government who
were dependent thereon for support OF them
selves aud their families, but after feeble re-
sistance Yield their opposi ion TO the reduction
Of their own salaries. MIR. Randall aud Mr.
Morrison on the part Of the House are not to
be caught IN this way. They persist IN their de-
mand for the same reduction In their own sal
aries which they have insisted upon IN the
case OF the clerks In the various depEtmen1s'
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THE WARFARE IN THE EAST.
Turks Burning Villages and Destroying
Everything In Their Wsv.

SEMLrN, Aug. .7.-Gurgusovatzi is in flames,
and the Turks are burning and destroying every
thing In their way 1t Is said that the Servian
Gen. Tchervayor Is daily losing popularity.
CossrAsr1soPLE, Aug. The Porte has paid
to the families Of the Frenun =. -no oefu"" oon-
suls, who wero murdered at Salonca, an inuon.-
nifty OF f40,000 The new Governor OF saionica,
accom- anied by three military officers Of high
rank, Will proceed thither to road In the pres
snce OF the troops the judgment against those
Implicated In the outrage.
LONDON, Aug. Tin the House OF Commons,
this afternoon, Mr.. Disraeli In reply to u ques-
tlon by John Philip Nolan, Liberal. mem Der for
Galway county, Ireland, said the Porte, Servla,
aud Montenegro were among the Powers who
had adopted the Geneva Convention.
BERLIN; Lug, ,7,-Communication he "a n....a
hs,- cen the great powers -,n m v,sw 20 ~ "
ranging to renew diplnm.- sIc Intervention I'm tha
Turco- Servlan conflict
LONDON. Aug. The Servian General Horva-
tovitch ascrioes the evacuation Of Gurgusovatz
to the superior numbers of the enemy.
LONDON, Aug. THE Servians lost 1900 m on
ut Gurqusooatz.
lie enforcements sent them by TchernayefY
Consisting OF four bsttalions Of iltia nd thi ee
OF volunteers. arrived too late for the battle
and were cut to pieces, 1000 men being killed.
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THE VENEZUELA sWINDLE.
Oar Governments Disgrace Described By the
House Committee.

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE House Com
mittso on Foreign Affairs to-day adopted a re-
port, prepared by Mr.. Springer In relation to the
venezuelan Commission, after cutting out large
portions OF IL, especially that part relating to
MIR. Orth, all OF which was thrown out. The re-
port Is long, and after reviewing the testim ony,
concludes with the following recommepdatio
"Such being the condition Of the two Govern
ments In relation to this mixed CommissiOn, h,
and the awards made by IL. II remains for thu
Congress OF the United States to determine
whethcr IL will longer refuse to hear and exam
Inc the complaints OF Venezuela. Now that a
tee In reference to the conuuot OF our o fnciaIs,
and also the fraudulent ch arscter OF the claims
awarded by the Comm ission, which investiga-
tton, In the opinion OF your committee. has
demonstrated the truth aud reasonabloss OF the
allegations OF Venezuela. further aud contin-
ued refusal on the part Of the Government to
respond To the appeals OF that Government can
honor aud comfy"
The re port says that II Venezuela were the equal
OF this Government In area, population aud re-
sources, she would have long ago ceased TO ad-
dress our government by appeals to our IN agnan-
Unity and sense OF Justice. In view OF tho fact
that TINS session OF Congress will soon adjourn,
and definite and hnal action cannot he effected
at this session, the committee recommend the
adoption OF the following resolution
That the President Of the United States her ebv re-
quested TO withhold further demands upon the Gov
einnnt OF Nen"fnea on account Of the awards OF the
1860. until the 4h Of March, 1871 the Secretary O
Stale 10 authorized and directed to all further
payments to holders Of certificates awarded by said
erwise direct.
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Ex-JUDaE ID. MORRIS IN DANCER
A Man Travels from Cincinnati TO XIII him'
and then Asks TO be Restrained.

A thin faced man, with long, curly hair reach
ing TO hs shoulders. visited yesterday the brooEyn
Police Central once and said TO the Sergeant OF the
Detective squad th-t he wished 10 De locked up or ne
would XIII ex'Judge Samuel d. Motifs rheoaore III
ton. council He said his name was John G. Manning
that he as an that he became crazy when lie
thought how Morris had ruined him -Four years sKo
he had drug stOre al Chnton aud baltc reefs, nn
wife sued han for divorce on the groupd OF cIue anu
inhuman treatment and pending the divorce nhe AT
tempted 10 shoot MIN rhe was Indie ed Tor the shoot
ing, when Mr Morris was District Attorney but was
not sent 10 prison Morris was her counsel when he
nrst TOOK mold Of Mrs Mannings case, hr; n had az
least $4,000 now he had not cent He had travelled
XII Mr. MOrns. He went to him Win dagger In ms
noe ket bul BUme,h prevented hlm from punglnR
Il into the vialn's heart lie fet " IN hrs bones
he said, thst he was destined 70 ki hr, motifs
Justice Morse, ~ Mr' MAhnihs request nen' hll "
hammond street J4ll
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THE PAvBmEyr RING soUIRMING.
shepherds Men Discounted Over the Penn
syivanis Avenue Contract.

WASHINGTON. Aug. THE army Of Ring
contractors, peddlers Of cheap pavement ma
terial, and the lobby folio wing the aspirants to
secure the contract for repaving Pennsylvania
avenue, are discounted by the proposed action
OF the commission appointed by Congress to
select the pavement with which tho corduroy
from the Presidents house to the Capitol is to
be relaid. The bill was framed several months
ago, but only recently became a law. The time
within which the work Is to be completed Is
Hxed on the 1st day OF December next Mem
bers Of the commission protest that for 40 i'm
portant a work the time Is too short, and ask
Congress to give them one or two months
longer. The avenue merchants also protest ana
insist that as the property owners must pay
their share OF tho expense. tho avenue must not
be left In an uncertain condition. The Com mis-
sioners say that unless the time 10 extended
they will not rive out the contract, and thus
will leave the great avenue In a worse condition
than a country road, and over 1t the Presden-
tia procession will have to rough IL on tho attn
OF March. The bids for the new pavement Will
be opened In n few DAYS. Meanwhile the Ring
ties OF the District are wining and dining sus-
ceptlbe Senators and Congressman, hoping to
secure some positive legislation which will dis
arm the com mission OF Its authority.
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REPUBLICAN DISCONTINUE.
A Administration Men Making the Bloody shirt
a Canvass Issue.

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE school ques-
tion having been eliminated from the canvass
by the action Of the House on Friday In debat-
ing the Blaine amendment, the Republicans are
casting about for some pretext TO defeat II In
the Senate, and 1t is probable that long debate
will ensue upon It when the Joint resolution is up
in that body. Republican leaders In the Senate
are evidently not satisfied with the outlook OF
the canvass. The adoption OF Bla'ne's amend
religious issue, on which they expected 10 gam
largely in several states. 1R9 Repernl satistac- n,
tion which Mr. Tilden's and Mr.. Hendrloks's let
or lie party but tho whole country, has alarmed q
the leaders OF the Administration party aha mo
Sen te Morton's bloody shirt. Their only hope
in the ,anyass is upon the sectional Issue, ana
they are struggling desperately TO arouse No.th, ~
that the present debate ia the Ssna'ofn con-
tinue for several weeks,