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Another Card.

Editors OF the Register.
In the Iutelltgeneer and Standard OF
yesterday, appeared articles in the local
columns, evidently intended TO reflect
upon the good name Of the subscriber.
The party responsible for them, either
did not know their truth or knowingly
gave currency to islsehood. Lie is well
come to accept either of the alternatives
as opponents of his own character. l
merely desire to deny, in this public man.
ner, the imputstions of the articles.
Respectfully, &c,
Phil. MEDERT.
Wheeling, Jan. %, 1878.
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A New Society.

The La Belle Mutual Aid Associs.
ton, al q general meeting held at their
hall, last night, after hearing the claims
of different mutual aid lodges, decided
UNANIMOUSLY to organize lodge OF the
Independent Order Of Workingmen, and
will be instituted st an early day by DR.
7. Z. Campbell, the Deputy Supreme
President of the order in the United
States.
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Directors Elected.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Riverside Iron Works,
held at their office, 1904 Main street, last
evening, the following were elected Dr.
rectors tor the ensuing year: Chsuncey
Dewey, Cadiz, o.; Jas. n. Vance, VIM.
l.. Hearn, Frank j. Hesrn, n. Wilkin-
son and John ID. Culbertson. The above
are tho old Board, and will meet this
morning for the election of officers. A
dividend of per cent. was declared out
of the accumulated earnings of the past
wear.
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R,Ys INJURED.

On Saturday evening last two boys,
named John Humble and - Brooks,
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FOR RENT.

NNE FINE BRICK DWELLING, NINE
~ rooms, with all modern Improve ~
ments, water closet and bath tubs; IA
large lot; located No. % 8. Penn ST.,
now occupied by w. HI. Caldwell, ESQ.
Possession April lst.
one two and halt story brick house
with eight rooms and store room gas and
water; all In good repair: No. 90 Eigh-
Ieenth street; will be rented very low.
Possession April LIST.
Two one story frame houses on Eleventh
street, suitable for offices or dwellings.
Possession April LIST. Apply 10
A. NJ. ADAMS,
dec2s Il227 Market street.
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Weather Probabilities.

Prof. Tices representations for the
remainder of the month are as follows:
From the Oath to the 26th, clear or fair,
and colder weather; 26th to 30th, warmer,
cloudlng, threatening weather, with
heavy rain storms and snowfall in
places; 30th to 3lst, clear or fair and
colder.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Correspondence Of the Register.
STEUBENyILLE, January %.

Mr.. II. II. McFsdden, senior editor OF
the Gazette, returned home from Colum.
bls, Friday evening, where he had been
attending the Inauguration of Gov.
Bishop, and watching the Senatorial con-
test.
The Sunday Local, edited by Mr.. A. NJ.
Msttack, formerly connected with the
Gazette as local editor, was issued last
Sunday morning. 1t is twenty-iour
column paper. 1t was received with
considerable favor by our citizens.
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four practical and skilled physician,
Remember when you are suffering ?,
any ache or pain that BensoGs Gp,s
Plaster ~ the best remedy ever dew.
for all external difficulties. Sold eve
where. Price Is cents
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Seventy.fi nth Birthday Celebrated.
Vo.,o-Jov Mrs AVN Nla,ape If NVosi

1esteruAy MIS-. AIM OI5DeHs, OF " est
Wheeling, celebrated her seventy-ffth
birthday at the residence of her grand
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Clary, No. 22Ss
Nam street. At the celebration were
her children, grand children and great
grand children, a sight that is seldom
seen these times. Although she is now
in her seyenty-sixth year, the lady is en-.
joying the best of health, and is as spry
as many younger ladies. She is the
mother of Mrs. Senator Wagner, Of
Ohio. At the celebration her relatives
surprised her with many beautiful pres
ante
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

For Sale-F Farm in Marshall County.
Opera House. Georgia Minstrels.
Silver Plated Wsre-Jacob w. Grub
Marble, Slate and Iron Msntels-B.
+. Caldwell.
Grand Military BaIl-Ms.hews Light
Guards
10. o. +. Funeral Notice.
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FOR SALE.

A HALF LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
N Main ST.. Fifth ward, between Twenty
second and Twenty-third sts, beginning
at a point 80 feet south OF g. w. Scabright's
clothing store and extending So feet south,
and extending 100 feet west TO wide alley.
Also frame tenement house on the east
slide of Eotf street, Second ward, between
eleventh and Twelfth streets. For terms,
Isc., apply TO JAS. WHEELER. Esq,
Real Estate Agent, Office corner Main and
BIRD streets. Fifth ward. lag
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The Coal Miners,
Editors OF the Register.

EuIIOIs OF IHe fegisttf.
Your paper of this morning contains
an account of striking coal miners
threatening men with terrible conse.
quences who prefer TO work rather than
let their wives and little ones starye II
they, the strikers, do not wsnt men 10
work, let them provide funds for the sup
port of the families of those who will
work rather than starve. Bosses will
not advance money any longer TO thei,
workmen, and it is either work or no
bread. n. ZINNrR.
January %.
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Valuable Sheep Killed.

Several days since, the great sheep
breeder, Samuel Cocksyne of Marshall
county, had six very fine sheep killed by
q passing train on the b. q o. r. K.
The grass caught fire from passing
locomotive, and a lot OF Mr.. Cocksyne's
fence was destroyed. Through the gap,
caused by the burning of the fence, the
sheep went upon the track and were
killa1
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FOR SALE.

7 OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
] on Main street, two store rooms and
dwelling ut Nos. 20lO and 2DlI. The house
is brick and two stories high. also offer
Tor sale the saloon in the room No. 20l7
Nam street. with all the fixtures, &C. This
is good bargain, All ON easy terms. For
null particulars apply to
JOHN SCHNEI.L, SR.,
iallb No. 20l5 Main street.
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FOR RENT

TIME STORE ROOM AND Dwell -
LING, No. 1868 Main street, now EmmH
occupied by II. J, Schultz as shoe
store.
The store room and dwelling No. 1893
Main street, one OF the best dry goods
stands In the city.
Possession given April lst. For further
particulars apply To -
T. KENNEDY,
lang or 1869 Main street.
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A Large Contract.

We are informed that Mr. John Nolan
has contract to furnish five thousand
tons of stone for the Mingo blast furnace,
which will be delivered by Messrs. John
Armstrong and Thomas Prince. Mr..
Nolan will give employment to great
number OF hands at Benwood and ripe
EraaL
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FOR SALE

BREWERY AND BRICK DWELLING
ID on Market street; two large arched
rock cellars, over l2O feet long. Every
thing in good running order.
ttFor particulars apply To.
n @. 4. SCHAEFER 4 co,
de2I iOpeIa House corner, up stairs.
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Held for Postage.

The following letter is detained at
the postotiice for the amount OF postage
named: Miss Maggie Land, No. 81 Alley
IA, city, cent. A letter addressed to
Fannie Kemp, No. 81 Second avenue, is
held for better directions.
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BENEFIT Ball,

The miners who are on strike are TO
have benefit Ball on next Thursday
evening, January 3lst. A good time is
anticipated. T. T. Cocksyne has kindly
donated the use OF his band for the coca
ainn
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FOR RENT

Uwo COMFORTABLE TWO STORY
Brick Dwelling Houses, six r9oins
situated on west side Market alley, nos:
and 9, within a few yards west oi NAM
street, and but half a square TO Secohu
ward market. For particulars apPly 10
HOO Chapline Street, or at the PREMISES
ialTh
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considerable favor by our citizens.
ROW IN THE PRESENCE OF LADIES.
Saturday night the waiter girl saloon
was much more lively than it has been
for some time. The beer seemed 10 have
the effect Of instilling belligerent ideas
into the heads of its patrons. Even the
presence OF the "ladies' was not sufficient
TO quiet them. One crowd wanted 70
fight, and fight they would have, arc
concluded that since they could get no
one to fight with them, they would fight
themselves. "Ecke" Burke and Billy
Lowe, two well.known "bruisers,
started 8 quarrel between them
selYe:, and adjourned TO the street, by
the advice OF the special policeman IN
charge Of affairs, 10 settle the matter.
After knocking each others hats of and
rolling in the gutter themselves for some
time, they concluded they were too "full
of the ardent" to do any damage, and
shook hands and called it quits. Lowe
wandered of home in the care Of q chum,
and Burke adjourned TO the saloon again
10 refresh and embrace say other avail
able opportunity for indulging his pro-
penslty for pugilism. There were several
other qusrrels, but al were suppressed
before any craniums were seriously dam
aged.
Mr.. Charles Jordan, father OF Probate
Judge Jordan, is very i'll.
Prosecuting Attorney Coy is much bet
ter at this writing, and there are no fears
entertained now but that be will fully
recover.
DWELLING BURNED.
A frame dwelling house on Englsud's
Hill, owned By Mr.. Martin, and occupied
by man named Call, was totally des-
lroyed by fire Saturday.
Henry Williams, OF Wheeling, opened
an auction room in Floto's new building,
on Fourth street, Saturday, for the sale
OF chromos and oil paintings bat was
arrested for selling without license. On
appearing before the Mayor be claimed
that the goods did not belong 70 him, but
were the property Of Mr.. Jseob Greisin-
ger. He was held 70 appear in
the sum of 500, Mr.. Greisirger
being his security. His case wss
tried Monday afternoon and the jury re-
turned 8 verdict OF not guilty. An
affidavit was filed against Mr.. Greisinger
immediately sfterwArd, charging him
with suctioning goods without license.
The trial il set for Friday neIt.
B,Ys INJURED,
On SATURDAY. eyenin0 Last two 49,.
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efs, att
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pain M
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.heninss
curative
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TORONTO. Jan. %, 1878

Hanlsn has challenged Evan Morris
of Pittsburgh, TO row five miles with
turn, one thousand dollars side, for the
championship of the United States. The
challenge has been sent to the Clipper,
with one hundred dollars forfeit, chal.
lenge to remain open three weeks.
What Morris intends doing with the
challenge is not yet known. Hsnlsn
who seems to be itching to row Pitts
burgher, may yet be accommodated.
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FOR SALE,

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
II Wheeling Island; price from 800 10
500 each. Only one-siXth of the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
be paid annually in five equal install
ments, with interest. Apply to
JOHN r. GILCHRIST,
nc2lh AT Ton Mil
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FOR SALE.

TIME FIXTURES OF THE SALOON
formerly kept by Mrs. Bodwing, in
GLIDING ice box, counter, gas fixtures and
everything belonging TO hrst-class
saloon. Parties desiring to purchase can
get "A bargain. JOHN MASON,
ia2Is No. 2lil Main Street.
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business Failures.

CLEVELAND, o., January 23.-J. NJ.
Brainsrd, a notion dealer of this city,
made an assignment last evening. Assets
and liabilities unknown. Assignee gave
bond IN ten thousand dollars.
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FOR SALEtOR RENT

NEW TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
N ing, one mile west OF Bridge IA
port, on National turnpike, contain- fMH
ing nine rooms and bath room,
stable, carriage house and wash house
one acre OF ground, with good assortment
OF young fruit trees.
Apply TO First National Bank, Bridge.
mort, o. ial5va
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Resumed Operations.

The .rolling mill at Moundsville
which has been shut down for few
weeks, resumed operations Monday
morning, on full time.
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FOR RENT

TNHE OLD HONE HOTEL, ON III
east side OF Market Squsre, at GisaH
present occupied by George schwarZ-
bach. This is an old and popular business
stand. Possession given april LIST. FOR
particulars apply TO GEORGE HOOK,
decy7k 97 Market Street.
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MOTHERS will grow weary and sigh
over the bsby's troubles when DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup would relieve the
child and thereby give the mother rest.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

IN THE PEOPLES BANK BUILD "a
Il ING.
Rooms in the Peoples Bank
Building are hereby offered for rent. POS
session of two of them will be given I'm,
mediately. These rooms are considered
the most eligible IN the city Tor sleeping
rooms or offices.
Apply at the Bank or to
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FOR RENT.

TWO BRAN NEW BRICK HOUSES -
on York and Virginia sts., Island G%,&
They are In avery desirable location.
Have all modern improvements, includ.
ing gas, bath rooms. &c. Terms moderate.
Further Information can be had at the
CAPITAL DINING ROOMS,
decl7 1855 Market Street.
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FOR RENT,

DEING Dt SIROuS OF REMOVING TO
rent the elegant and centrally located
room now occupied by us, at |: vi Market
street. Possession given at once II desired,
or April lst, 1875. Call on or address,
THE SINGER MANUF'G CO,
ta3 100. Market Street.
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NEVER give up the ship. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup may cure you, as it has
done others. 1t costs little and can
never harm. Price, rs cents.
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FOR RENT.

DOOMS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
IL Hall building will be for rent by Janu-
AIRY LIST. Persons desiring good business
room In good location, on reasonable
terms, can get Information from
|. II. WILLIAMS, Sec'y,
decSh At Franklin ms. Office.
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FOR SALE

TOT NO. 10, AND ONE NEW TWO
IL story Brick Dwelling, IS feet front,
both situated in Triadelphia, hio county,
w. Va. For terms inquire at
Ial5h NO. 92i MARKET STREET.
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FOR RENT.

UyHE STORE ROOM NO. 20 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. -
This room has been occupied for the liss..S
last three years by Hugo l.. Loos as
a tobacco and cigar store The shelving,
counters and gas fixtures belong 10 the
premises. A good w. q. is attached. Kent
low, and possession given April lst. APP
ply to J: NJ; TODD, or
iallh w. L. MchELN II L
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Overlooking the E,x.

1t Is not advisable for any Of r
task our energies, corporal or No
in the eager pursuit Of wealth !.
knowledge, how many tran,..A ~,
salutary rule. 1t must be mats
Importance to all who do 50 70 -, .
they can regain the vigor 50 ,.
expended. The remedy is nel,h.
or difficult to obtain. Hoste ter. J. sE
Bittsrs is procurable in eyerv .,,
and settlement in America ars, q
pensates for a drain OF bodily ., =
energy more efiectuaily than apv = w
ant ever prescribed or ADVERTISE '.'S
Ing men, athletes, students, ,or. 10
lawyers, clergymen, physician. -
testimony to its wondrously rs,1 =
powers. 1t increases the capshu,.
undergoing fatigue, and coup,s,.
injurious effects upon the sys,s,'
posure, sedentary habits, unbs.,.,"
wearying avocations, or an ins,,N'
climate, and is a prime alteraiinIs
tic and blood depurent. {;
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OTIS HALL.

The following persons spoke at the
meeting held in OTIS hall last night: l..
Lupton, G. w. Bsggs, Rober. Marshall,
and John Westwocd. One signer to the
pledge. An experience meeting is to be
held tonight at this hall.
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FOR. RENT.

HOUSE NO. 1892 AND 1884 EAST SIDE
d OF Market Square, known as the old
Columbia House, Joining large brick
stable, now occupied by Mr.. fhliilP
particulars apply TO SEB. WELTY,
faSh No. lO3S Market Street.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

OFFER MY PLACE ADJOINING THOs
/ Hornbrook' park, for sale.
LUClUS HOGE,
ia2ls 1909 Main Street.
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FOR r Z N r.
For RENT,

TToUsE NO. 2sl6 MAIN STREET, WITH
III six rooms, water and gas. Possession
given February lst. Apply at
tsniss 2lO3 MAIN STREET.
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.
PARKER's HALL.

The temperance meeting at this hall
last evening was opened in the usual
manner. Addresses were made by Thos.
Clark, B. Is. Porter, and DR.. Wright, Of
Bellalre, to large and attentive audi
ence. Seven persons signed the pledge.
Remember the temperance play to be
given on Saturday evening.
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FOR RENT

I'HE OPERA HOUSE STORES -
/ and bar room Tor rent at reason i.niH
able terms. Possession given imme-
diaiely. Apply at the office OF the Ger
man Fire Insurance Company OF Wheel
no. dec24h
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THE WORLDS CHOIC,

Competent Judges representing The =,
lized people OF the world, appoln,r
the knowledge OF particular arts or; .
ces, convened At Philadelphia 70, ,
months, 10 decide upon the compas'
meris OF The various inventions OF n,
kind awarded 10. the manuisctunn
RpnsonR capcine Porous pla>,., ,
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EAR RENT,

1.-TWO TwO-STORY AND A HALF
Brick dwellings, Nos. "a and
Twentieth street; hot and cold water ana
gas throughout, and all modern improve
ments. Inquire OF ,c
iais No. ~ Twentieth Street.
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m NOv Male or Female. Sendyo
W. IUI address and get somethin
WANT that win bring you In honor
Mnncv ably over $50 a month sur
mOV6I INVESTORS UNION,
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HanIan and Morris.

Last Tuesday night, Eph Morris of
Pittsburgh, received the following chan
lenge from Hanlsn, the Canadian single
scull oarsman:
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Your Health and Pocket

VIII both be benefited In using Logan,
List d Co.'S Excelsior Baking Powder.
There is no real economy in interior aud
adulterated Baking Powders.
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The Best Housekeepers

Testify that Logan, List & Co.'S Excelsior
Baking Powder Is the best in the market.
IL makes Biscuit, Batter Cakes, Corn
Bread. Puddings and all kinds of Cake In
the utmost perfection.
The sun., 1878-02-19
BLUE MONDAY IN CONGRESS-
Houtise Business In the senate-Nc Action sn
the silver Mn.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s-Various petitions
favoring the repeal OF the Bankrupt law and re-
monstratng against the reduction OF tarih
duties on numerous articles wero presented in
the Senate
Mr. Bayard Dem. Dell presented the petition
OF tho National Liberal League. signed by the
officers thereof and 10660 persons residing in
every State Of the Union. favoring the adoption
OF an amendment to the Constitution separating
Church and State. Referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Chnfrce lI,ep.,
COLI to provide for the organization OF the Ter
ritory Of Oklohama. and for the better protec-
tion of the Indian tribes therein.
Mr.. voorhees, Dem. Ind presented petition
for the rcmonctzatiOn of silver. He said the
repeal OF the Specie Resumption act is yet to
come and he hoped II would come soon.
MIR. Cameron rep, Pal INTRODUCED II bill thnt
prOvdes that MI officers Of the United States
army who served therein more than twenty
years continuously, and served also during the
late rebellion and who were wounded and bre-
vcted for gallant service in the field and in ac-
ton, md who were honorably mustered out OF
tn" service under section twelve. act of July Is,
1870. he rcinstated md retired as OF the date
they wore respectively mustered out;
Mr., Eimunds tRcp.. VIZ submitt"d resolu-
tion instructing the Secretary ot the Navy to
report to the Senate the extent and condit, ,on OF
the lands of the United States in the state OF
Florida reserved for navnl purposes or for the
timber thereon for the use OF the navy. Agreed
The sun., 1878-02-19
IIonse Of Representatixes.

A message from the Senate announced the
passage Of the Bland Silver BILL with amend
ments. The bill lies upon the Speakers table,
with other accumulated business that has pro-
cedencc. The House ordered that II be printed
II may bc reached to- morrow 10y majority vote
to set aside all other business on tho Speakers
table.
MIR Robertson Dem. La presented the reso-
lutons Of the Louisiana Assembly in favor OF
the Texas Pacific Railroad bill and the Bland
silver bill.
MIR. Southard Dem. Ohiol presented the joint
resolution of the Ohio Legislature declaring in
favor Of the payment of the United Stats
bonds. principal and interest. in liver at the
option of %" Government. AMI declaring. fur
thrr. that MIR. Hayes and Secretary sherman in
their opposition To- the silver do lar. do not rep
resent lA' views Of the people ~ Ohio.
Mr.. " illiau- DEM. Mirhl. chairman Of tho
Commute on the District OF Columbia. rcportrd
n hli providing for new asscssn,cnt Of prop
.fiy in the j. s'rii. ana fora census Of the IN
hnh tani~. ra--rd.
Mr.. Bnut- tk-p, Massl introduced Il hill
grlu NJ thH privilege NJ the 0por Ia one r"pr 10
sentative of rNrry Il 'w~pnprr h wing daily telg-
graphic communication with Washington.