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II you are sick and troubled with dysptnn.
sia, browns Iron nitters will cure yoa,i
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nos'T fall to BE at the sale Of those build.
ing lots In Aaitin's Feryy.ilIlGs !: Han III
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Pleasant and 2Ausp ieions VI eddinE Gel

3 Ono Of the brilliant events OF the social
yea, occurred yesterday ut, the residence oi
'W;SWc; Holloway. bridgeport, the occasion
being the marriage. .of j.. dE.iB. Mcdonald,
Esq. to Miss Debora Holloway. I he guests,
nearly a hundred, represented
some Of The oitles eaut end, west and embrac.
%, mnnyfriends! The ceremony; was per
formed atl0 4. NJ and thcEwedLct p.is 4ool
the noon! trains for, Cincinnati, Chattanooga
md Mobile, wlsh%o.her cities fot thel West
and South. a snmptuous lunch was served
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.'ExCqRsl0N
EE19NIa y .lIa : .e.:.!0' 1llJ ''5ftleG Y
To Philadelphia, a'a.i Via u. d. o., on
Moniny, october 49, Is8o-RiCentep-

4 Mondny, october 23, lsse-Bi. centen-
. NAL, !jHltsE &js:ii sa5lt&l,l3G.sg il.Ejt
Z Two.hunlroth Anniversary Of the Landing
OF William Penn.will be celebrated. at Phila.
delphia, by "a grand carnival and pageants
during four days, October 9th, 18th, o6th
and 9th. !, To accommodate all persons de.
string 10 witness or tako part. i'll, these in,pos-
ing Ceremonies, the Baltimore & Ohio r., X,
Company wilsell excursion tickets at greatly
reduced rates. Tickets will be good .going
Eayl on, any regplnr' train October % lss55,
ind available for continuous return passage
leaving Philadelphia not later than October
=, 1852 Three through trains daily. III
trains on b. l. q. run via Washington and
Baltimore. Purchase tiskcts'vla B. s o.
T. e. N .5}4l u. DUSuAM. %!'}aYs
s5j i,s,iaI General Manager,
W., E. RErrEl7,
Passenger Agent Trans Ohio Div. !,
'ttA"E' ~! issGi.!,i9 O. X. IoRD, iYPt'-
LID E.it3siE General Passenger Agent. ~
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tatS5gtp you HAVE YOUR CHANGE" T-fF
On one side was a smiling Republican, and
Oh another the doleiullest Democrat ever pic
tured. This transparency was quite Il bit,
and the delegation was cheesed everywhere.
In another IiaBelle wagon was carried
THAT same old COON" real live specimen,
nnd Marshall county delegation bore live
.posSunl. ,.'Ats.e .4sTJsut pgla" Z. Tla'flIH
All along the line Of march prominent
buildings were DECORATED and illuminated
In an elaborate mpnner. The t.ncoln Club
building was mRd0 brilliant with two electric
lights, and tho front was. almost hidden by
flags, while between the windows were nu.
n.erous portraits OF Congressman elect
Con. The counting room force of the INTEL.
LlogscER office did themselves proud by the
elaborate and tasty manner in which they
ornamental thc: front of the building. A
large Aar draped across tbe cornice Of the
first story, numerous smaller 0nes extended
FROM tho windows. md countless tiny ones
arranged about the windows oi the first floor,
go as to form frames 10Y pietnre2 Rl Coil
placed Ia The cautre OF the Panes, were Lea.
lures OF the display, all lighted by the cleo
trio light. : The portraits OF the victorious
candidate bore the legend: I,
ilE!H3e" q 'Tisttl OUR Morro:Afi 'afi L .!-.i5t T
/. Y .=-.r7,+ AMERICAN LABOR s.'s.s "
a.. r1lA = = :
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\. \. JOHN LEEM !! v. M II n.
Rowing Record |!

ius- ~, %i-I az .Ta,J gGI as sd:F-.Wt9r
r August s3d, 1882, l:owed the Boil
course In 90 mlnntes. Dolls best time
over same course 2O.00.
September .slst, rowcl the Cla!or.
Briceland course in 20 minutes mud "
seconds. 80 q. E.s!--7 Fl :
3 Vllan!on'd best time over same course,
2l.45. $50 ..i..=--,
weisserber's best time over same
course, 2l.2l. |F ~, 5-5.,E, 4
Erieeland's best time over same course,
: Any Oarsman who cannot row three
measured miles IN 1923 has no business
With John Leelner. " l!ts'i ocl0,
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,NAAh. Gchst,. !,

Adams E1pSca.--A las NaAh. & Chat. 80
AuiertcAtl Express, 70 New Jersey Cent ~
Canada Sou,hrru..... G6flSortt,e,ll iacIHc liz
CSC 4 Ca!s...... S do preferred - nc
Central PnciAc....,.. Northwestern Il 70
Chesapeake & Ohio 25 DO, preferred ifiT
do. Est prcferrcd.. IS New YORK Genital IS19
Edo. ID preferred.33G |Oho Cor. M 7iIcH
&, C., G. .;.....!~ " !hA.o l. Miss-. 81 +
ren!er 2 n .t.".- DO. preferred ,s,S.10a
Lte l.Ncitle Maff 80 !
90. preferred W.,pu w 40
'Lote ayneE rt.pir-lA lteal!ng ......t......
Hen. St Jo.ph 43 .lst,. /. { s. F...,,.. -. %
90 preferrcd., ~ DO. prcfctrcd.....-. IS Z
KANSAS b lAtihc H.. Paul. 1ys1
Lake Enc & W...:....s. sI;{ do pteietrcd....l2i'
LAKE Shore Texas pac!lc,:,,,,,, IO}
ME.A:& c.::;;".aiS % lInlted States EI".. Is !
49,. SI nfeIdn-ii6 W., 81, u. l. r.......... al \
do FL piGld......NS do. preferred. ...... 6O,t
e!eni & Chas. ~ Me|'s, Parra Esm",", =
= lei3HaIm esterll Union.
NEW YORK, October la.:-cot'oa steady At ll1.1Ga
il3c: t4tursa barely steady. Flour steady and I'm.
telS Wheat, cash lots Ha55<c higher and tir,
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Tho following shows the range Of the ther,
mometer, rs observed at schneprs drug store.
Opera House oorner:yesterday: ~ 81 ,-i!.
E1E 1881 go r.o3 1882 ~;
A.x.l2x.sr.M.7PH l7A.x. l2M.8r.x,7rIn
80 IS Is IS " o. CS 80
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

An aI MaS .hi, Iay iGtme'! a Tatncnh.p mn, ~,
ni nan.e 9! lanasn bus, for ill., mn NUT lha
et sSe s,tos s S If Si%t1e We rsesiily' 81
AND tho public generally '''"' VI '"c o'd finn
w,n,,u JOSEPH ii JIISnHHn;
MIEELING. October Is lAsi ~ hANpl.AN.
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,nl&oLUTlON N0riCE;

AL. lhs Mrtnenhip hete,oion c,I,,,, ,.
trinE II 1. a;a tu S9nn John q asy ssr.
eI!sl Il the aSove fih I'm, themselves 10 !. IT,
MMe, Persons having cluI,as arnIS., local and
requested 10 present. them or ~tismcn,ia e MN are
W.. iriI,a I,o oiS \. MAvDLAN.
~ MllEElISG October Is, bsl - oo'ud.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
tr1n NJ, .-H-----s--rN---s,sros
Two ALL WHOM IT Nl>. oc,.-.->---

IL a. 49, 49, WHO" VII 1T MAY CONCERN
srS% "sec Is :, S sna sycn .h,. by 4u,bo,x
der Gs,i1n 81 shS Treasury 81 No uni;sIs, o. Tho
publication * heI Sb;sr n w. Ayt oi Wsns w.
name 81 the stcAMtot CIIArtsy'uW w ,h.hse Of ths
That Of "AAos~Y'r w. s'Aet@' VIZ oRSShoor 10
oNlg q ,JOuv ,n,,z
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FOR SALE,

HoR SALE-TllE sioux AND G001
nv W.. NJ o. well equipped Job Printing ONO IN
INV Guy OF would sell miela IN lot, /" saI l'i u,
su .s,, raiticuMrs enquire Ct ". j. CVrGErT'
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Il Swine OF CARDUI"fur Ladies only.
For sale by Logan & Co. q '5''lls' hti's
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NOTICE 10 THE pUNI,IC

ass d 'siia,y 't s '9 'ss the sn
ing ne public tor PAN bcfri t pru,e IN thank
new ilrM. iH y; Mint with tho
WHEELING October Is. ISL. . Qui'G;
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qtre Q,ttealllii;Q((fljul;ter
New Advertisements.

. u:ces nos. ao and ~ Fourteenth street
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LOCAL SHORTS.
Matters OF Minor Moment Merely Men.
-.l.---L- -.-L--i9 iinned q .i..Gtt-L sEhL N

Matters OF Minor Moment Merely Men.
'h1}s /, AKA r toned. ,E6 Il
7 PIX DoMtSoEs toni ght. ME- 7giIis5i, n 81
= HALLowEEs Games on tho 2o.li. "a ~. - .
TIE Llngards come here IRON, Z.nesyille.
osx uarrlagellcen wasIssuel yesterday.
Coax husklns u in order In the rural 70.
gions. 49, M tptt{J5 N n Ia
Tux eometsis so changed you wouldn't
know II. Sl 3.'' i|. 8ig
TnE leaves are taking OF their autumn
hues, preparatory 10 leaving. s.
TIE Steubehville Council Is testing the
Doreu, pavement this winter. - US s n
Miss Jennie Stewart, OF Washington, Pa,
Is visiting Pittsburgh friends. = M &f'
T'nE Bourd OK Commissioners meet today
10 Issue the election certificates.
No pusiNEss OF importance was transacted
III tho Municipal Court yesterday. ai
rHE good work OF lrepavihg worn out pos.
tions OF the streets goes bravely on.
TrE Steubenyiite Gazette nomtnatss I,oss
Alexander for l.iehtehant.Gov Of Ohio.
BETTING on the Wcisgerber. Brlceland race
Is becoming animated. jBriceland Is the
q, a y. y ! =
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aMN e0Nth. q sulnPlu0us lunch was Served
J,The!materiaI evidences % kindly regard in
the shape Of presentsS were elaborate and
y ys; tsst.itnl embracing every feature
NE tender our, ,taartiests congratulations,
and happy and prosperous lies voyage /.
y The ceremony was performed by Rev Keys,
assisted BY Rev! Bear, lief the, Presbyterian
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WAsNTED-WlllTE 0Ir -
hIH HEAD and barrel ,,.v,.o IAN A. HOGS.
TS vny ,Soi hos JGaL "a , WSIiis eat sni
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!Wl.A,rNSIpElp-A SITUATION ,C ~,
XIV. ''h Address. a, LEWhsI IVA mater In vi.
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WAS ss1I; IA SITUATION As Roor,
hadr.Io ls! q "ooa references syen. 40 nHHok'
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FOR PENr.
EQR RENT
CRAS0lr

$3.50. W. WANTED.
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!. ClSclNNArl October l9-Live hogs steady: com
81 ?OaS2 o. Rcceintsa C0O head: shipments 400 head.
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wv HS% S.1,ie.. Sj:ss,SG,;Aa.T CATHOLIC MAN ~
Nus! tsayel short di,a,seess a. aud steady hsbl,.
sSsiIs, Apply with ls,sa,se c'on Ia which H.
sEoEl!Ees. Ill Broadway Ssss' w., e EESzl1tR
w a 4essI Gan,.s;!, WHEELING 0REvv
LX ". Raisdaa TG M.I... Two mile. on, az !.
steady work guarantee. Eool, Meaiy m!nrn
bct 1T, 70 cents wi lon, '''sS' Of Mining, Oe,o
=--l.E i. wArrps s,.,
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Domestic Markets.


tBy Telegraphl
NEW YORK. Dec. 3-Cotton closed irmer at IOsh
Orleans.
FLoUR-The market closed quiet; No 2 at SON
345, Superfine Western and State at 2f63 7bt
Lity Mills extra TOR the West Indies at 25Cab as
for South America 40a5 rs; low extras at sCG
4 50 Winter Wbeats 50G5 so; fancy do 75la
8 20; Winter Wheat patents at SOG7 90; Min.
nesota clear at 8 as 75; do straight S 4nla6 20:
90 patents 1b91 Southern flour fairly active
but easier; common to fair extra at A 9OG5 SO;eood
to choice do at 400D6 40.
WHEAT-market closed steady and shade hrmer;
No 2 Red Winter on spot at O91a@i IO1h; De-
cember 0919G1 O9s4 ;January sales at i /; sales
at 1874 Tor February: 155sG1 16 May: No
Chicago nominal 1 O7aI US.
Corn-closed quiet but steady; No 2 on spot 7416
1Ioe; sales at 741sc seller year; sales at 67as01
S7asc for January 657s@e6c February; 64iA9
oATs-closed steady and firm; No White 5oc
No do at 47c; No White at 4514@45Hsc; Mol
Mixed at 451sc; No 2 do 45a4514c.
the spot 10 O0Gl0 10; futures nominal
Lard easy;prime steam on the spot IL 5o01I go;
10 3USlO 20 for January q 95G0 10 97 N for Feb
ruary; Il OUgll O21a March, i O50aiI o71h for
april; sales II 1919 for May.
Tallow-nrm and steady at 75sc
2BUTTER-hrm for best grades; Others ouiet: Was
tern creamery at 81 G39; State dairy 29fD331kc
CHEESE firm; State factories 121s@yi3I4c.
CHICAGO. Dec. 9.-Flour is unchanged. Wheat
firm; REGULAR at 9412c for December 94 " O095c for
January $50 @9Sc for February No Red Winter
at 80 ta9 95s4 c;No Chicago Spring at 94skc:No q
at 77c. Corn is higher at 55A G55ssc cash; 533s
and December; 35$sc for January Rye firm at
571ac. Barley easier 7Sc. Pork lower at n 4UG
u 90 for cash; IL 35Gl7 40 December; IL 571SSS
IL so january; IL 7o9l7 721s for Februry. Lard
lower 10 65 for cash: 10 65 dl51O 675, Decemhsr
and January; 10 7o9lo 75 February Bulk Meats
unchanged; shoulders at 20; short rib 80; short
clear Go.
Receipts Flour Is, 600 bbls, wheat 81, ,ooo bush.
corn 135 100 bush, oats 5000 bush, ryeR G, 500
bush, barley So ,O0n bush.
Shipments 25. 900 bbls, 1000 bush. corn
barley $4,000 bush. -'
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9.-Flour unchanged. Wheat IL
higher; No Red Fall at 94Js d95c cash: csc an
year, V6A996sA January; 98 y a9Sss Febru ary:
NO 5 at 9Oa OMc. Oor opened higher ami then
declined, closing inside 49s a5O1sc for cash: 6Oc
bid fore year; 491s@49s4 January; 49ss s049JAc
February 5o14 a5O1sc March, Pork steady; lob
blng IL 30 cash Lard firm 10 81
Receipts lour 5000 bbls wheat 40 600 bush.
barley 5000 bush.
Shipments-Flour 10000 bbls, wheatl s, 600 bu
corn 100 bush cats 49, 900 bush, rye D. 900 bush
barleyI6. 600 bush.
DETROIT Dec. 9.-Wheat is hrm;No White spot
and December at 0Jss. January l 00A; Febru.
airy U15s; No 2 at S415c; No 2 Red 971hc
Receit's 2S,OO0 bush; shipments IL 900 bush
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Hanlan-Kannadv.

Hanlan leaves Toronto for New York to-day
TO meet John A. Kennedy and arrange a race
at the earliest possible date, stakes to be $4,000
A tempting offer has becn made to Hanlan to
give rowing exhibition at New Orleans the
l4th OF January and he has decided to accept
He will first conclude arrangements with Ken
nedy at New York and then proceed to New
Orleans.
John A. Kennedy writes the Herald from
Portland that he will leave that city for Nav
York to-day and expec,s to meet Hanlan there
on Tuesday. They and their friends will then
hold conference, and the time and place for
the proposed race of next season will be agreed
upon. Ross will not be there; at least, under
date of Wednesday last he wrote parties in
Boston, and, from the tenor of the letter, it
appeared that he did not expect to meet Han
Ian or Kennedy Immediately, and had no idea
OF leaving st. John at present. Hanlan has
almost given up expectation of a race with
Ross, for the reason that Wallace is no longer
in close communion with Davis and Kennedy
and cannot reasonably expect, even were Ken
nedy willing party, that the Portland sculler
who has suddenly made bound from the sec
ond or third rate class of oarsmen to position
where he intends to dispute premier honors
with Hanlan, will lessen his chance of success
BY dividing his time with, or giving away his
skill in rigging boat on scientific principles to
any other sculer. This he would willingly
have done for Ross last June had Hanlan
rowed at Winnipeg, but times and men change
and the mutations of this life apply as we'll to
oarsmen as other people. There are very
strong reasons why Kennedy should not be to
Ross what he was when they iourneyed to-
gether to Winnipeg and none are SO well aware
Of this fact as the men themselves,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

Probable Loss Of an Entire Party.
BANGOR, Dec. 10.-A special to the Whig
and Courier from Mount Kineo says that fears
are entertained that party of six men, in
Guiding Dr. N. S. Davis, of Abbot village,
were drowned in Moosehead Lake last Thurs
day. Five men were conveying DR.. Davis
acr oss the lake to visit the wife of John Hill
dreth. lumber man. at Northwest Garry.
They left Mount Kineo at 7.20 a. m. Thursday,
expecting to get there in four hours, and at
noon Friday they had not arrived W. 81
Hildreth left Northwest Garry at that time by
land, reaching GreenvilIe Sunday after
doctor had been sent and why he was detained
1t is hoped the party may have gone ashore
and reached there after Hildreth left, but it is
not probable, as high wind prevailed Thurs
day afternoon, and had they reached the shore
in safety they would have arrived at the camp
before that late hour. The men were P. G..
knight of Dexter, Charles Mesevey of Green
vile, and three Frenchmen, names unknow n.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, Dec 10.-The following post
Office changes have been made during the past
week:
Post office establisEed-Notch, Franklin
county, Samuel s. York, postmaster.
Pcstmasters appointed-Mrs. L. M. Hume,
Bridgewater, Aroostook county; George W.
Qreenlaw. East Washburn, Aroostookl county;
Geo. ". Luce, Presque Isle, Aroostook county /;
Benjamin Colson, Prospect. Waldo county;
Fred A. Barker. Rumford, Oxford county;
Jonathan L. Reed, West Dresden, Lincoln
county; Noah Shaw, Efingham Falls, Carroll
county, N H.; Rufus A. Sicton, Salem Depot,
Rockingham county, N. H.; Edward S. Ellis,
North Sandwich, Barnstaple county, Mass.
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DEATH OF SIR HUGH ALLAN.
A Complete Sketch of a Busy Life.

The announcement Saturday afternoon OF
the sudden and unexpected death, from heart
disease, of Sir Hugh Allan, in Edinburgh,
Scotland, head of the great ocean shipping
firm, caused the deepest regret throughout
business circles in this city with which he has
been connected for many years. Going to Can
ada friendless youth of IA, be built up, by
his ability, energy and indomitable persever-
ance, fortune estimated at SIS, 900, 900, in ad-
dition to advancing the taxable interests of
Montreal and the Dominion far beyond any
other citizen. He was born in Saltcoat's
county, ayr, Scotland, in 1910. His father
was ship captain, trading between Clyde and
the ST. Lawrence. He was intended at first for
some profession, but, at the age of 13, preferred
entering nercantile house in Greenock.
Remaining there year. he resolved to emil
CRATE to Canada, and made the trip with his
father, landing there May 81, 1926. At that
time there was only one steam tug on the St.
Lawrence, and no wharves there; the city was
then in its infancy, with little trade or foreign
commerce. He accepted situation as the
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DELONG AND COLLINS.
1cz coolneas AMONG rcoherea.

Icy Goodness Among Iccbergs.
WASHINGTON, Dec 9.-An extract from the
records of Captain DeLong of the Jeanette,
in possession of the Department, throw light
on the unpleasant state of feeling between be-
tween DeLong and Jerome Collins The
memorandum is dated Dee. 2, 1880, and relates
"the occurrence this day in which Mr.. Collins
tire tied me with such disl espect as to cause me
to relieve him from duty in the ship, and to in
form him that upon the return OF the vessel to
the United States 1 would report him 10 the
Secretary oil the Navy" The substance Of the
statement is that on several occasions Collins
evaded compliance with Belongs orders in
reference to daily exercise on The ice. Finally,
on the day mentioned, Mr.. Collins delayed so
long when he came on board at noon to take
observations, in smoking his pipe and talking
with Danenhower, that Capt. DeLong repri-
manded him. He answered impudently and
the captain suspended him. The conversation
between them is given entire.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 9-Dr Collins, in an
interview relative to the Washington dispatch
concerning extracts from belongs papers
said:
When in Washington examined belongs
reports relative to this matter; neither the
memorandum by DeLong at the time, nor his
letter to the Secretary If the Navy contain
charges or statements that are of the slightest
importance, except as viewed through naval
spectacles. was told in Washington by the
judge advocate, that the Secretary OF the
Navy did not want to put Belongs charges
before the court, and had to insist on his de-
ing so. am more than glad that these COM
plants have been made public, and it was
with the purpose Of forcing this that my
brothers letter was given to the press. These
so-called charges are well known TO have been
part and parcel of the efforts of DeLong and
others to suppress Lieutenant Dapenhower.
Danenhower and Newcomb are In full posses
sion of all the facts, and sincerely hope that
when they go on the stand that the judge 'Ad-
vocate will not rule out every question calou-
lated to bring out the truth.
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MR.. DAWES BILL.
The Substitute he OF ers for the rendle
fOn Meaaura

The Substitute he OF ers for the rendle
ton Measure.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Mr. Dawes introduced
in the Senate to-day an amendment, which is
to be offered as a substitute for the Pendleton
civil service BILL 1t is the same bill introduced
by Mr. Dawes on the oath of January last. 1t
authorizes the Presidel to appoint three per-
sous IN each department, TO constitute a board
OF examiners, who shall examine all appli-
caDts for app ointments and competitors for
promotion. 1t further provides that original
appointments shall be made only t., clerkships
OF class l, of which the salary is $1,000 per an
mum, or TO clerkships of which the salary is
less than $1,000; that all appointments shall be
made for a probationary term of six months at
the expiration of which term the clerk shall be
reappointed, if to be retained; that any men,
Der of an examining board who shall be CON-
victed Of corruption in connection with ap-
pontments or promotions, shall be fined not
less than 800 nor more than $1,000, and shall
be imprisoned not less than ten days nor mora
than one year, or both. All vacancies in the
higher grades are to be filled by competitive
examinations among clerks of the lower grade.
The substitute differs from the Pendeton bill
in the following essential particulars:-In the
PendletoD bill, the examining board is to con-
sist OF i've persons, not more than three be-
longing to the same political party, and two of
whom Shall be experienced officers in the pub
lie service, but not in the same department., the
others being civilians An examiner and STEM
ographer are to be employed to assist the
board. The board has powers of substitution
under certain conditions. The nine fundamen-
tai rules described in the Pendleton bill to gov
ern the board as nearly as the conditions of
good administration will warrant are omitted
in the substitute of Mr. Dawes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-11
THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER IL.

METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
WAR Dept OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. O.,
Dec. II. A. M.
For New England,
Light snow or rain, followed bv clearing
weather in southern portions, south to west
winds, slight changes in temperature, falling
followed By rising barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
A storm of slight energy has passed to east
ward from ths upper Mississippi valley during
the past six hours and is now central near Buf-
fal0. The barometer is lowest in the upper
st. Lawrence valley and highest in Texas.
Rain has prevailed in the Southern, Middle
and New England States, and continues in
the Lake region and northern New England.
Clear q fair weather prevails in the South
west, Northwest and western portion of the
Lake region, with cooler northerly to westerly
winds. The temperature has risen slightly on
the Atlantic coast, with south to west winds in
the Southern States east of the Mississippi,
and light, variable winds in New England
and Middle States.
Indications are fair weather with north to
west winds will prevail in the Southern State /,
Ohio valley and southern portions of the Mid
die Strtes on Monday and Tuesday