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The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
Naval Academy visitors Organized.

The Board of Visitors to the Naval Ac idemy,
Commodore Samuel II. Franklin, president,
perfected organization yesterday by an
Louncing the following committees;
Seamnnship, Gunnery and Navigation
Senator Henry l.. Dawes, Captain p. @. John
son and Charles Watrous.
Steam, Mathematics, Physics and Mechanics
General Edward d. Townsend, General A. II.
Stevens and Mr.. N. NJ. Hubbard.
English Studies, Modern Languages and
Drawing Senator Charles w. jones' MIR. Court
ney and Representative John Il. Thomas.
Grounds buildings and Sanitary Condition
--Representatiye Chester B. Darrell, Mr..
Charles Wntrous, General Edward d. Town
send.
Finance and Library y-Representatiye Henry
l.. Harris, Mr.. n. NJ. Hubbard, Representative
Chester d. Darrell.
Administration and Representa- tive
John r. Thomas, General A. L. Stevens, Cap
tain z. O, Johnson,
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03

AT 3 p. M, on the premises, two snail irame
Fourth and Fifth and and l. streets north
west.
tbrcc.storv brick dwelling, No. o Defrees street.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
oAMPBELL oARRINGToN.
FIrsf Of lhe senson.

j. W. Reeds Sons, with their usual prompt
ness In placing luzurios first upon the mar
ket, have Just received fine lot OF peaches
which Will be followed by fresh arrivals daily
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
Loss of Life and Property During
the Recent Outbreak.

General Sherman has submitted to the Sec.
rotary Of War the report of a board, OF which
Major J. S. Witcher, of the Pay Department,
was president, appointed TO investigate as to
number Of people killed and property stolen,
&C., during the recent Indian outbreak In Ari-
zona. The total killed were forty-two persons,
as follows; Westerius Mestes and wife and
two children, Juan Bard, unknown, nine;
Sterling, Indian police; Charles Price. -
Buck, - Wilson, /. U. Pinkard, Il. Il. Ball,
Johh Q. Risque, John Slawson, Ii. L. Nescott,
william Brexter, Bud Beatty, Frank Dusen-
berry, - Reddlng, Francisco Salmon, un-
known Mexicans, three; unknown prospector,
Manuel Gonzales, Marclal Carau, Esequio
Mingjaus, Eusebio Lenoz, William Davis,
George Davis, F. b. Knox, Charles Lobbey,
Thomas Flernoy and Hugh Goodman. The
wounded, nine In all, included Thomas Fife
and four MeXicans. the above list OF MUIR
dered citizens includes all that the board We're
able TO learn OF along the whole line of march
of the hostile Apaches, from the subagency to
the point where they entered Into Mexico.
The depredations committed as reported to
by citizens involved total loss OF stock
and other property of S3O,25O, the principal
sufferers being Reuben Purdy, .. II. Smythe,
Ramon Gonzales, DR.. j. P. WEIGH, and Mrs. s.
3. York. A copy of the report has been for
warded TO the Secretary of the Interior.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
Pearhes,

Just received 100 boxes Georgia peaches, d.
W, Reeds Sons, 1916 street northwest.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03

stylish Spring suits 70 order, AIS
HGmDgrgers, 615 PennsylYania avenue.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03

SECURITIES AND vALUABLES of every
description, including BONDS and STOCKS
PLATE JEWELRI, DEEDS, ETC., taken fol
q the l.nNnsl Rnins.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03

Atthe West Areh-streot Church, Philadel,
phla, Miss Carrie y. Woodward was married
10 MIR. Harry II. French, formerly OF Washing
ton.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
Auction sales Monday.
THOMAS nnWI.INn.
nnNrANsnN nROs.

AZ g p. M, on tho premises, valuable build
Ing lot on Montgomery street, near Brldge
street. West Washington.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03

E1TldnotioH.-Flrst fold the paper so the
folded edge will rest fiat upon the table and
X will coincide with D. Then with the
pencil at point q, and resting against the
folded edge, you VIII be enabled to trace the
lines A A at one stroke; this Will leave you at
point b. Unfold the paper and draw your
line b, extending from to d. Next draw lines
c, D, L, L, touching at points C, a, b, d. Next
comes line G, extending from d to a; then II,
extending from n to C; next 1, extending from
C to b, and your figure Is complete.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
THOMAS J. FISHER & co.

At 10 q. M, at the southeast corner Second
and streets northwest, groceries, liquors,
tcaa, &c,
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
INSURANCE.
BRANCH OFFICE
Verona, Miss, Mutual Benefit Association

WASHINGTON, d. G.
OFFICERS:
j, II. WILKINS, President
j. p. TURNER. Manager.
w. q. FEARING, secretary.
This association is legal Incorporation, whose
object Is to aid young men and ladies' at their
marriage by paying them an endowment, pro-
vided they sustain good, moral character
Best of reference given Ms to business integrity of
officers. Address or apply TO J.P. TURNER,
Treasury Department,
or office, 50i Third ST. 3. g. myig
The Evening critic., 1882-06-03
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.

IN us OWL BuIIuInH,
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW York AVE.
Perpetual Charter Act of Congress January 22d,
1867.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-28
SHARP PRACTICE.
A Former Wheeling Cifi zen Taken In
and DoneFor.
Special Dispatch to Pc Register.

Special Dispatch TO fe Register.
WASHINGTON, June IA story IS IN cir
culation here TO the effect hat Major VI. B.
c. Wright, formerly OF n firm OF George
r. Taylor & Co., of WheeIAs, but for seVe-
raj years past clerk in thef ension Bureau
in this city, has been mad the VICTIM Oh
misplaced confidence.
The story is that he was hduced by a
man named Garyey, who wsFecently aP-
pointed Register of the Land ice at oiym'
pia, Washington Territory, accept a
clerkship in his office at Oppia. with
such representations that MAILED on
Wright to accept. Consequently he re-
signed his position in the Penon Bureau
and started westward with n new EN-
ployer.
When the two reached Columns Ohio
the latter gave Maj. Wright the mp, aud
through a complication of unexpAned cir
eumstances, 1t IS said the Mayor ispected
something wrong, and abandOed the
journey.
y REGISTER representative maze - rnoi'
tonight to find op: something CONSUMING
the affair, but was unable to earn
anything substantial, a"oss
the subject seems to be ceely
dsSSSsed among the personal tnads
Of Major Wright. ~
II is understood that the Major hd q
very responsible as well as lucrative nj
tion in the Pension Office. but recently ed
been promoted and his salary incread,
and If the story proves to be true, he III
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-28
COL. WILSON AT WORK.
The Outlook for q Public Building at
ClarkSburg-The Little Kanswha I'm.
proyemene


The Outlook for Q Public Building at
ClarkSburg-The Little Kanswha Inn.
proyemenE
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-Speaker Keller,
to-day, told Col. Ben. Wilson that he would
recognize him before the close or Iris ses-
sion, Cor the purpose of giving Col. Wilson
an appointment to cali up and pass the bill
providing for an appropriation for the
erection eSa public building at Clarksbusg.
The Colonel feels confident that he will be
able to get the bill through.
He is making every effort, also, to have
the appropriation for the Little Kanawha
river inserted in the bill by the Senate
Commerce Committee, and tonight feels
very much encouraged. 1t was through no
lack OF energy or fault of Col. Wilson that
the item was omitted by the Commerce
Committee of the House. He expressed
the opinion tonight that if the Senate
inserts the appropriation, he would be
able to keep it in when the bill went to the
conference committee. Enough amend
ments have thus far been proposed in the
Senate to swell the appropriation to the
neighborhood of twenty-five millions of
dollars, and there is already some specula:
ton as to whether the President will ap-
prove the bill or veto it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-28
ABREEZE IN the HOUSE.
A MonOtOny OF Debate Broken by
Ripple OF Excitement.


Spectal Dispatch 10 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-There was a
ripple of excitement in the House this al
ternoon over the immigration bill, which
passed last week by mistake, the blunder
being caused by Mr.. Van Voorhees,, OF New
York, and in consequence of which that
gentleman has been roundly condemned
hy many prominent papers throughout
the country. The ball was opened by Mr..
Page rising to question Of privilege, and
sending to the clerks desk a statement re-
lating to the massage OF the bill. in which
he stated that the bill passed was handed to
him by Mr.. Van voorhees,, and he supposed
il to be the bill agreed upon by the Com
merce Committee. He now presented the
true bill, and moved its substitu.
ton for the bill already passed.
Mr.. Van Voorhees, objected. He took
he floor and denounced the press for the
charges Of trickery made against him, and
attacked the members OF the Committee on
Commerce. whom, he claimed, should be re-
buked bv the House He was particularly
severe upon Mr.. Reagan, OF Texas, charac-
terizing hin as sneak. \ Georgia men,
Der demanded that the gentlemen's words
he taken down, whereupon Mr.. Van Voor-
bees withdrss the Objectionable remark,
saving that h, did not intend to use unpar'
liamentary lnguage. This moved Mr..
/ Hammond e the rrmark, sarcastfcally.
that if 1.-THE gutleman did not know his
language was OFT of order it would be cruel
for the House t, censure him, and the mat
| ter was dropped
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WHEEIING W. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 90 1882

to every official and employee suggesting
the prompt remittance OF an amount speci-
fed in handwriting is an envelope, bear.
ting the address of Mr.. Hubbell. There 10 .
certain sarcasm about the wording OF the
epistle which cannot appear otherwise 70
the recipient and the outside public. The
la6orer st two dollars day II called On TO
pay twelve dollars,
A weeks Wagea.
He is told that "the committee believes that
he will esteem 1t both privilege and pleas
ure to make to its fund this contribution.
The circular is dated from the hesdquar.
tiers of he Republican Congressional Com
mittee at $50 Thirteenth street. Northwest,
Washington, ID. c., and at the left hand
side printed the names of the fifteen nom.
beSs of the Executive Committee under
whose auspices the assessment is made.
Hale, Nelson W. Aldrich, Frank Hiscock,
George NJ. Robson, William Mckinley, Jr.,
George r. Davis, Horatio G. Fisher, Horace
F. Page, W. H. Calkins, Thomas Ryan,
William d. Washburn, L. c. Houk, X, T.
Van Horn and Orlando Hubbs. The
circular commences with the state
ment that the committee has or
ganized for the protection OF the
Interests fthe RePahliesa Rassv
in each OF the Congressional districts Of the
Union. Ii therefore, under the circum.
stances in which the country finds itself
placed feels authorized to apply for aid
to all citizens whose principle and interests
are involved in the struggle. 1t emphat.
ically adds that the voluntary contribu.
tions from persons employed in the service
Of the United States will not be objected to
in any official quarter" The labors OF the
committee, il goes on TO say, will affect the
result of the next Presidential election as
well as the Congressional struggle, and IL
may reasonably hope to have the sympathy
and assistance of all who look with dread
upon the possibility OF the restoration OF
the Democratic party to the control OF the
government. In many cases the money has
been promptly RENTED. The assessment
amounts to about two per cent, and in
addition to this the employees are
Liable 90 Another Assesamsst
in the fall from Chairman Cooper, OF the
Republican State Committee. In many in.
stances, where the two per cent would
make the sum too uneven for convenience,
it is rounded by piling on q few dollars, as
for instance, in the case Of an official whose
weeks salary amounted to $57.65. The Re.
publican Congressional Committee would
probably make it $50. To carry the illus
tration further, laborers getting s. day
are assessed Sl2 just a weeks wages, and
little less than two per cent, while those
whose wages are 81 so q day are expected
to pay 81, which is twenty cents more than
a weeks wages, and eleven cents less than
two per cent. of full pay for tifty.two
weeks.
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ALONG THE ROAD.
What Is Going a At 0ikIand Der Pak
and Mountain Lake Psfssaal
end Society Hsws Of /.
All Sots.
ACCIDENT At MOUNTAIN LAKE.

Special DispateA b he ReSiAev.
OAKLAND, M, June T.-rhis afternoon
about s O'Clock, the scafoldips around the
auditorium Of the Mountain Lake Park
Hotel, fell, participating the worknen TO
the floor, three Of whom were seriously
hurt IA. Enlsw received injuries In the
eyes, arms and hip. Bud Wolf had leg
broken, and joseph Paintss ws hart IN.
ernafiy. -.
OAKLAND, Nm, June G.-Ths Oppressive
ly warm weather Of the past fsw days has
brought forward the question Of how shall
the people Of this town avail themselves
Of the luxury OF ice. The wintsr having
been of such an unfavorabls character with
us that NO one could obtain Ice for packing
and our village Is without It Mr.. Gus.
Delawder, who is constantly seeking the
comfort OF his friends and neighbour, will
get sandusky. Ohio. ice sent to this point
for subscribers for not more than forty
cents per ton. II the people desire this
comfort lot them hand their snhsofipttou
TO Mr.. d. and soon this problem VIII b
solved. Who will be the first,
Merfte0 ~ INC te5iuctiV0 VI LsSvs ~ -
Ludwig, by same, on Sunday June 9oths
Mr.. John II. Sanders and Miss Mary ].
Slabaugh, both OF this county.
Rev. p Hamill, Of this place, 10 supply
ing the pulpit OF the Bouthern u. Is.
Church ct Piedmont West Virginia,
during the absence Of the pastor, Rev.
Baggs, who Ii visiting his parents In Baiu.
Mrs james Morrison of Alexandra, Va,
Is visiting Judge II. Hamill's family In
this place.
List OF summer visitors at the Oaks: Mrs.
w. II. Hagsns, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lev
ering, nurse and two children; Mr.. Lever
ing, ST.; Miss Laura lowering, Miss h. Lev.
ering. Miss Helen Sweet, Miss Emily Sweet,
of baltimore, Md.
Mr.. Henry Wood left Oakland to-day for
Washington city. =.
Married, at Oakland, By Rev. John N.
Davis, Mr.. Geo. g. Braxton, OF Washington,
ID. C., to Miss Lizzie A. Lee. OF Allesany
countn, Md. Mr.. Braxton IL head porter At
the Oakland Hotel.
Arrivals at the Bodley House: James
Hoban and family and James Small, Wash.
ington, d. c.
The head waiter at the B. O. Hotel has
been sick since his arrival. lie 10 eettieE
better. There are ninety servants OF the b.
D. Hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-28
GEN. G0FF'S SHOES.
The Applicants and Who Will FIJI
Them.

The Applicants and Who Will FIJI
Them.
Special Dispatch 10 The RegiSier.
WASHINGTON, June q. - Gen. Nathan
Goff, Jr., has forwarded his resignation to
the Department of Justice as US. District
Attorney for West Virginia. 1t is under
stood that his personal and other interests
and business has increased to such an ex-
tent that he has found it incumbent upon
him to do so.
This leaves q soft place open for some
ambitious West Virginian. John A.
Hutchinson, of Parkersburg is strongly
backed for the place by Postmaster c. F..
Scott and others, and Col. Tom B. Swan,
who has always been Stalwart of the
Stalwarts since he ceased to be rebel, and
s relative of Grant, is also spoken of for the
place. Judge J. w. Davis, of Greenbrier,
who was an enthusiastic Third termer, is
favorably mentioned, and VIM. P. Hub
bard, of your city, would have a better
chance if somebody beside Arthur wa
President. 1t is generally believed, here
that Geo. B. Caldwell, now Gen. COTS
assistant, stands the best chance for the
place, and that he will have the General s
influence to help him.
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THE MI.
r..rna,,.,, % nd, rhI, Mounting.

80 -srsesaJ Dtpc'rIn ID he Rcgtsr.
~RxfrsBuRGs jun p The Campbell
Wallins Bghi comes oHlt $50 tomorrow
,,,orning.. bat lust EnerA&A Stiu a secret
The Boat eDgassJ 10 cOSey the singers
left ne xhsif htre a, lOl IS to night, oOund
nm the Monmghela, bul the fighters were
not On board reports that the light
will take place in Gre me county, Pa,
while private ssagss hdicate that the
aeht will take pee btwl en here and COL
Rer's. Report, ay h. ! BE- train on the P.
yW.& ny. road "a tn. jhters aboard. Il
reaches Collier th@ p-night.
Latr.
PirrsBURGH, ne ,, Il:3O A. Mt i
acr said that mil to be at Geneva
Creme county, Pa
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GUiTEAU
Ready 20 Go-Afrs. ScoviIle In Washing
ton.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-To DR.. Hicks,
this morning, Guiteau spoke cheerfully OF
his future life, saying that he felt assured
of his reward. He also told DR.. Hicks he
boped the authorities would stay the exc
cution, but he was ready to go if called.
Mrs. Scoville and her little daughter ar
rived last evening. She is inclined to be
reticent as to her intentions, but has indi-
Gated purpose to see the President and
endeavor toinduce him to grant her brother
a respite. She says she will go to the Jail
to see her brother as soon as she has done
everything for him possible. 1t is her in
tention to attend the execution, if it comes
TO that
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Weasel wrecked.

sAS Francisco, June IA telegram to
the Merchants Exchange says: The Brit
ish ship Lammermoor, Capt Duncan, from
Sydney for San Francisco, ran ashore on
Bodey reef to-day. She is probably total
loss. There is seven feet OF water in the
hold. The ship is rolling heavily. The
crew was saved BY B schooner.
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Death q . -sssanssasa'

LOUISVILLE, KY. jane E..No,rood
Kennedy. mate Of the 8. D. Wood, fsll on!
Of coal barge last Tuesday, md sastained
such injuries that be died this morning q
81. Joseph's Hospital. The remains we're
sent 20 his home In Pittsburgh. he wss
for years captain Of the towbo:t Namond-
He was q gocd man. and highly $4,000:
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An Editor COwhideti.

ATLANTA, GA, June 27.-W. L. Clarke,
editor of the Republican, was cowhided by
Ed McCandless. Clarke published that in
the Shields trial, 'the evidence of McCand-
less and Venable was not genuine, but
strained and improbable"
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Brutal hght HInn,,h,,a

sFfirrssURS' ; An Altoona, Pa,
special says "U' prize fight took
P.-ce yes'eiu'y 1t 3 o'clock, The
con eStan1S NJ Z Pugi lists named
'i"a9 81 Reese. Forty
Ds. ut in A. minutes,
~" - were obliged to
I - OSs,,Iiv NM, cir man being SO
rzsDond 10 M = ~ e was not able to
E4~bt for tbs M. The battle was
- the betIern deciding which
90 Vas thravn in - stake OF 500 d
.c,fng, A IargSfrovS >e the contest ex-
,,esssJ Tie min sna en- and bows wit
,r,sSs no sttsn,nt m i tlOcal authorities
~ 80 = 70
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Robber-Acefdent.

DETROIT, MICH, June 27.-Young & Will
cox's store, at Utica, Macombs county, was
burglarized Sunday night of forty dollars
in money and three thousand in notes
VIM. Edwards, an employe at the axle
factory in Hillsdale, was accidentally
stabbed to-day, by red hot iron in the hands
of a fellow workman. The wound is over
the heart and recovery is doubtful Ell
wards has q wife and one child.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-28

GRAND RArIps. MICH, June N.-Eich.
bofFs jeselry store was boldly robbed last
evening, while the proprietor was absent,
only a small lad had been left 10 attend
ance. The boy was called 10 the street ~
a man in carriage. who detained him on
pretense Of giving directions for tne repsif
Of a ring. while his pal entered the store
and rifjed the show case OF from seven
hundred 70 one thousand dollars worth Of
watches. Noarrests. n.
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C.e ne, OvuTApoal.

81. Loup, June 2'.-Yesterdsy mofnAs
Mrs. Law. wife OF 0 Weil-knovn eitizen Of
Flag Springs, Gentry county, near %
Joseph, committee suicide By cat1tn{ hsf
throat with a razor. Cause. mental g.
rangement. She wss IS yean Of 80.
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Bridre Contractor Murdered.

RED BANK, n. J., June 1.-THE body of
John Darmstadt, bridge contractor on
the New Jersey Central, was found in the
Shrewsbury river, with four knife wounds
in the stomach.
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Postal Matters.

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, June PA postotfice has
been established at Noble, Calhoun county,
and at Rural Dale, Upshur county, w. Va.
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JUDGE w

wa Sef Hung by
-, b., -, -, ne 27.-Oficers
n,,d rr;s.,r%- - 'Oted horse thief
f.,,u smi,Lv;lIe ". Two miles
-. 4 Tie u,iscrer an masked men
re,rhers are s,,opossd ~;ed him. The
aMOrmonS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-28

There are only twenty-one candidates
for Congressman-at-Large in Kansas, so
far as heard from, but the returns of
some Of the back counties aren't in yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-28

Next Tuesday comes the annual
struggle between the policeman and the
small boy with the fire cracker.
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Nor drink, not sold in bar-rooms. but
reliable non-alcoholic tonic medicine, use.
full at all times, and in all seasons, is
Browns Iron Bitters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-28

The people of New York will vote on
y free canal amendment at the fall cleo
ton this year. The railroads, of course,
viii hump themselves to defeat it.
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fseH eittoR h.

~ allES M0iNtS- 3pEa, Jc,.
III 5 Moines giyRS a ms. The cit of
nienI &C Is71 Retur,. for the ameld-
Sitts RsgiSier from lr eelyed by he
msjs ri,y tor the anengr lecincts give q
~ Of over 100.
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PHILApELPHIA's QUOTA.
Nearly s26, 900 Assessed Upon Govern
ment EmpIeyes On That City.

Nearly e26, 900 Assessed Upon Govern
ment EmpIeyes On That City.
PHILADELPHIA, June E.-In order 10 show
how much the pockets Of the Federal Gov:
eminent employees in Philadelphia would
be affected by paying the political assesT
ments levied by the Republican consre~
sional Committee" through its acting
Treasurer, Jay A. Hubbell. statement Is
given below showing the total amounts eI'
Iorted FROM Federal office holders IN tins
city for campaign purposes IN tne SusDI
Sub-Treasury. The total amount OF the As
sessmen, in each place is As follows:
Custom House. -
Navy Ya'd-'....-..-- .-.-'' ''.-', an In Il q
Mint
PoStOffce. w.
SubTreasuTy.- -.---'' W -
ro,., SIS, 20
Accompanying che printed circular sent
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The Egyptian situation Is evidently
approaching crisis,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-28

Special Dispatch to the Register.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-Mr C. F. Rector,
of Grafton, is at the National.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-28

For piles constipation snd tor i'd liver,
never fail to take MAzAL1S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-28

Blaine telegraphed $1,000 to the
victims Of the Iowa cyclone. This is as
1t should be. Iowa always stood by
Blaine, and the ex-Seeretary seems to be
grateful.