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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-12
CUMBERLAND.
The Charge Againsf DE-. Piper Dis.
missed-OtheF Notes.
Special 10 the Register.

NptSNef " GtS 1ssStetSs
CrxBERLAHD, Nh, June l1.-Tyler Fost,
G. A. r., will hold camp fire" at Kings
Grove July 4th. Trains will run during
the day. Refreshments will be served on
the grounds, and there will be plenty Of
amusements.
Kate Wilson, of Barton, who made a
chafte Of abortion against DR.. ". J. Piper,
OF that place, died on Saturday, and the
case was dismissed by the States attorney.
The Baltimore conference win meet in
the Centre Street Church, beginning Non.
day evening. Presiding Elder Hobbs will
preside, and large nuraber OF ministers
will be present.
4 steam canal boat, which originally
cost $40 600, built for the Board of Direc'
tors, is being reEedeled here, and when
finished will bea
Credir 10 the Company.
The steamer is IS feet long, 10 foot beam,
8 inch cylinder Pinch stroke, and a. IS
inch propeller The machinery is being
put in by Merriam and McKeag, of this
city. Two other boats, costing 81 900 each,
ale being built here. On the Canal lest
usel&tSS hoais were used, carrying a ton
mage of Is, 469, 100 paundS.
The REGISTER is boom1ng here, An ina
mense number is sold on Sunday and daily
as we'll Wi@ie McBride u agent. The pa
per gets here in good time and is winning
hundreds of friends ard aSmirers.
Strawberries are getting low and festi-
val is on the tGpis.
The next county basis will be $iS,590,-
l7l.50, and the STATE S16,ld6;074 40.
Children's day was observed here in the
NJ. i. churches to-day.
The register at the ST. Nicholas showed
1j2 arrivals last week.
is told on two Times printers boarding at
the st. Nicholas House, the night clerk
and uerter. Work finished, the printers
tired and worn out repaired 10 their room
the other morning, when they discovered
dangerous black obi ret on the-bed. "lts
dog or hear" remarked the taileSt. They
were down in the otliCe-distance two
stories-inside of two and half seconds.
They almost frightened the clerk out OF
his wits. and after recovering told him
there was big animal on their bed. The
porter was called and notified. Procuring
the gas lighter he started for tie room, fol-
lowed by the clerk with lamp and the
printers with clubs. When nearing the
door halt was ordered by the adjutant
and the door was carefully opened. En-
tering the animal was found still on the
bed and put out without the loss OF any
lives. 1t was two chairs and satChel
covered with an overCoat. The partici-
pants don't want il published.
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Drawing n Revolver

and placing it almost against Lambs
chest. The Congressman threw up the
weapon with the hand in which he held
some legal papers holding a cane in the
other. and lodged as the weapon was dis
charged. The ball passed over his should
er and through a passing wagon, lodging
in the drivers foot, inhicting a painful
wound. Lamb went into the store next
door and Davis was taken in charge by the
bystanderS. The cause of the attempt IS
attributed TO occurrences growing out Of
libel suit against the Express, in which
Davis is prosecuting and Lamb the defend
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81. CIAIRSyILLE.
Painful Aeeident-CoFrect RePOrt-The
Sal cen Men.


Sal lssn Men.
Ex.Judgc Okey, of Woodsiield, was IN at.
tendance at Court last Saturday.
F.M. Cowen, Esq. was on business
trip to Wheeling on Monday.
John 4. Grove, OF Grand Forks Dak.,
former business man Of st. CIairSyile, is
here on a visit.
Mss I.ide SlemmoDs, OF Cadiz, who has
been the guest of Miss Mary CLARK, the
past few weeks, returned home yesterday:
Prof. Tony White, the balloonIst, started
Monday morning for Greenwich, Huron
county. where he will make an ascension
on Thursday of this week. He viii make
his eriai voyage in his mammoth balloon,
The City Of st. Clairsville.'
Mrs. Ida Poorman has secured a, divorce
from her husband, George w. Poorman.
At the meeting of the Farmers Club
| held on Saturday, it was dec ded 10 hold a
I grand Harvest Home picnic on the Fair
| grounds here in August.
Judge Kelly sentenced Isaac Berry to
| three months in the county Jail, and to pay
| a fine of 500 and costs and to stand coa-
| uitted until fine and costs are paid.
| Louis Neiswspger and wife, Sf st. LOUIS,
| Mo, were called 10 this place last week by
| the death OF Mrs. Daniel Harris, OF Pssco.
| Mrs, Harris was Mrs. Neisganvers mother.
The funeral took place on SATURDAY.
| Nellie, tne youngest daughter OF John 4.
Hall of the Chronicle office. met With q
painful accident last Saturday. Nhiie
eating dinner she accidentally oyesturnea
| bowl Of soup, seriously scalding her arm
from the elbow to the vfist.
| W. T. Calm, J. X. Hall, d. + ffssz,
helm, Harry Wilson and S. ]. Singleton, o,
Wheeling. came eut On Sunday and dIAso
at the National. - Tho
When we made oat our report OF tne
b;r,hs and deaths in this county 10. lne
| pycTs7Eg Richland township, had not re
nor,ed vet. which township reports 81
t;r.Is ard 46 deaths, which makes totaI
n the county Of l,0jS births anu '-
| ataths- .,-,a a. the
conclusion that il is best 70 bow hamo1y
the inevitable On last Saturday the suo
ner As were being issued BY the state IN ,n'
aifereut cases, when James AoNitia1, ~ pro
victor in.chiefo the Blue Goose, sn1 W N
rsmnbell. both Ot This plsos. sent Wor:
A. Ion issuing thsln ia thslr cases as ths!
bsd cGpclrded TO plead gailty. More vi
y iikeIy follow suiL On Monday the a'fY
mame6. and ~. O. Uns,sad indicted !1!7'
20 WITH vcNiileu. Plead guilty, aat We
fined $50 esch ard casts.
( :. 2sre was tskeR I, The G2io rs-i.'s-
u..v yestr.d-y u,u-liIc b? .'e"s.i 'Hs-.
f i Sfiy <.
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Tho WptluinK DNY,

He was met at the depot by the brother
of the young lady, who announced that
the match was of and that she could not
see him. AS old Mr.. Smith had just been
sent to an insane asylum il was thought
that sad event had caused the rupture, but
il is now learned that Dr. Warren being -
and his atfianced only 20, and she having
discovered a young man that she loves
better, she deliberately threw the old doctor
overheard He returned to New York
greatly detected, and will commence suit
for breach of promise against Miss Smith.
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Iapsley,s Pards Arrested.

BosToN, Mass, june 1.-THE police ar
rested BENZ +. Quimby and Charles W.
Dunlon. charged with conspiring with Jas.
Henry Langley to defraud number OF
the position of Assistant Supslintend.
ent of the United States Construction and
Investment Company. and Dunlon adver.
tised blmself as q real estate broker at No.
Is Congress street. Quimby and nunlon
were held in 5000 bail for trial.
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A DESPERATE YOUTH.
Fainns % Cut His Swn. Threaa, He
DroWns Hi0seA.

CNsTos. Ga. June l1.-A little eight
vesr-old son Of Mr.. Donald, living twelve
miles northeast Of this place, suicided by
jumping in the river. Deceased, younger
ard sa older brother at work in Held be-
came thirsty. and started to the jug that
Continued water. In their hurry and GEE
the Younger brothers ontfan the other and
drank first. This made the deceased mad
and be drew bis knife, unbuttoned his
shin collar and said he would cut his
tnIat. The older brother stopped him
and told him he would tell his father.
The boz said he vis tired Living
ANYHOW. and would 20 and drown hinee1.
and started toward the river. His breshefs
srsy and teen ran after him, and VII ea
thew arrived at the river saw nothinS oil
their BROTHER. emily his hat hoatins Gown
The river. Two hours afterrard hiA life
les body wss found
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MILLIONS IN BONDS.
People Who Cut Thsir Coupons and
Live at Ease.
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT HILLS
Committee at work-The Star Route
Eracas Still Continues Wthost Any
Startling 0cTeiOpments-Nher
National News.

WASHINGTON June n.-The semiiannual
payment Of interest on registered United
States bonds, which occurs in Janus-y and
June, is now being made. While it is very
difficult to obtain exact information as to
the largest receivers of interest fromthis
class of United States bonds, yet, liks al
most anything else here, it can be hadiif
one wants it badly enough. This year the
largest single bondholder the Treasury De-
partment knows is Mr.. Vanderbilt, who
will receive the interest on $S7 900, 600. A
wear ago he had $50 600, 900, but he has dis
posed of Sl3, ,OO0.OGe for some purpose.
The Next Largest Owser
is Mrs. A. T. Stewart who has about
$50, 900. As sosue of hers ere coupon
bonds, the amount Of her holding can not
exactly be told. Ten years ago Mr. A. L.
Stewart had $40, 060,90O in bonds, the most
of them being skies. Mr. Gould has
S13 O0O. 900 in registered bonds, and a large
number of coupon bonds which he keeps
to use as collaterals in Wall street when he
needs large sums of money, A California
millionaire, Mr.. Flood, is the next largest
holder. He has $l5, ,006,oC0. Then there is
an estate in Boston and three or four per-
sons in New York who have each SlO,OOO;-
GOO, and lady in New York-unmarr1ed,
TOBIAS SS, 100000. The estate OF Moses
Taylor, in New York. has 81, 900 900, and
d. o. Mills, Whitelaw Reds father-in-law,
100000.
On the other Side OF the Water
American securities are very popular, and
are preferred to those of any other nations,
because the rate of interest is higher than
that paid by any other great power. The
house Of the RothschildS holds nearly one
quarter of Americas whole bonded debt,
as, including all the bankers OF that name;
tbey have 500, 100000. Baron Leopold and
Sir Nathan Meyer De Rothschild each
owns $3OOOo,OC6 and the bead OF the
Vienna house has $4,000, 900 in his own
right. Lady Hannah De Rothschild, who
married the Earl of Roseberry year or
two ago. brought to her really Impoverished
husband 500, ,OO0, 600 in American four and
hal
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Almo>t Insane md Cured

';Nost Of the eminent doctors in the East,
rs well as several OF the medical faculty in
New York CRY" writes Rev. p. ?. Shirley,
oS Chicago, "tsiled TO help or daughter :
epilepsy, which began 10 show signs Of
turning into insanity, b the good p-ovi.
svd ); cured he-." You drag s.: keeps i.
81 50.
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THE TRADE TRIBUNAL
Hold Their Meeting WitA Clssed
DOOFs-TrOuhle Anttcipsted.


\ PrrsBrHeH, June 11.-Ten o'clock this
N orning was the lime set for the long.
expected meeting of the trade tribunal, ~
Coal Company, when the wrestling with
the mnch-diseussed price Of mining coal
in the ratlead pits was to have been
resumed. At considerably past the
hour designated only two members OF the
board were present. Nessrs. Windus and
Semmens were tAe prompt members who
entertained the scrlbblers for the next half
hour. Afterwar6 others came IN and join
ed the waiting company. Some OF the
members of the waiting committees to
whom Ia been entrusted the WORK Of
Collecting Bsss
on the subject held an informal confer
ence and made the final preparations for
the presen tation OF their work 70 the
board. II was nearing noon, but Messrs.
Dickson and Schultz, OF the operators
side and Oliver and Nelson, Of the miners
representatives, failed TO put IN appear.
ance, heace it was determined
to postpone the meeting until O'CLOCK,
when it was hoped that all would be on
hand. Accordingly the members slowly
dispersed, President Steiner holding fast
TO the documents 80 be presented by the
committees.
at I:30 in the eafteFnoon az the members,
with the exception Of Mr.. Dickson, were
present.
The Doors Then CioSe<i
with the pencil showers on the outside,
and euite a while was spent in the session.
Although nothing official could be got in
reference TO the business transacted, il is
generally understood that the recent dis.
charge OF Mr. Oliver from the Mansfield
Coal co!npany's mines was the matter un.
der discussion. Outsiders expressed
the opinion that Oliver woa!d be
reinstated md thus the latter dificulty in
the way OF arbitration wonld be removed,
Mr.. Abrarn' Nindus, during the noon re.
cess, expressed the following opinion in
regard 10 lie result: Judging from re-
cent developments feed sure that the UNI
pire will have to be called in before the
question can be settled. The two sides ap-
pear 10 differ greatly il the deductions
drawn from the data gathered, and il is
highly probable discussion will be indnlSed
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ACoNDUCToR CUT
nv an Inebriated Friera In Nashville
Saloon,

NASHVILLE, June 11.-rhis afternoon
lessee Thompson, conductor On the
Bowling Green accommodation OF the Il.
4 \. railroad, was severely cut aboot the
face and neck by Thos. Marlborough IN the
Nashville pool room. The wounds are Sc;
we're but not necessarily fatal, unless blood
poison results from the face WOUNDS.
Thompson is one OF the most .popuia!
isr his amiability of temper. There was
no nroyocation other than the refusal oil
TSomnson to bet wish Marlborough os the
eronpd that tho latter was drinking. Var
borough was Jailed.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.

~. mandatory with s2oc,OOo cap
\ nv - be established in Utica ~ \. ssa
AN four miles south Of North Platte Pa as
p'iI s'n,sj =. 600 trees and ten bushels oil
o.oo10 wall-eyed pike eggs, Sc
you. ..,r, Lake Superior, have been
s',5 e. in spin; Lake, Mimi
,...,., tad that 2,ii3,l4S acres OF
. r,rIs IN Nebraska il sold now
90, - - about Sio,ooooOo.
~ ,r..o,ri river above Cedar City is
. -, = IN .arse tracts Of fine land, and, Inc
1 =. ~, ,,e ,ambling in more than usual
asses in the United States last
,.s smaller than during the same
~ ,5-as wears out Of the four
/ -.,,,.,y ~ preceding it. The loss was
/ ~o& ..,
Washington was inaugurated as
w.. .,.,, +, l7>o. there were but seven
1 -. 49, f., The state of New York. Now
Co.. .,,-,in, considerably over 5000
/ ,..-.:,- one Of ninety-three years
|
r,.,mss,e- General has selected
-' ~. .sI as the color ;or the new two
I f.,...,,s stamp. The vignette which
4 ii IN the stamp is copied from
4 cast used in making AoUuoh )
1 ., o.. Washington.
| p. .fc ,sr OF June. al \.'N'Du'g, d PUO,
4 ,,. hrgan 20 ring al q 0 cIocA every
-. 20 continue iAroNS-'." 'ae sum,
| When TIE bel, neSihs 10 TUG 'ue
r.. .rs.n 70 P". 40 'Ne ','','.I'S -. - !,
... ..t ...'.naS' > ''OS''' ''' ''''
L.. year SD half a dozen co'o'eG
Ge~ari Parish. La orSaH'1eo
-, .eaero.e"t asSaci~'''n' Now Tue
..o numbers .l,y' anu '"sy nav
4.e* . itn' AMI begun 'ls 2. ere, ''on
,- o. 4'ase .'' .""'Se"' '"'',''s" u
II -.. -.rssi society Is Sa'U 10 eN''' 81.
..l- county. Miss members OIL
re 51..t by oath to PerUre 'he'n'
.- .- .0"s.s NJ Ia" 10 protect ''',Ie'
.-, E'.r.'.E one o' '.' ''''''.','-
,o"' "' tAe secrets o' 'ue ''"s'
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SULLIVAN GETS DRUNK
And Attempts 10 Make Prize Ring
Out of His Household.

BosToN, June lit has Just transpired
that since Friday evening last the police Of
Boston have been keeping sharp lookout
for the worlds champion pugilist, the well
known and highly respected-among the
0ruise element-J. Lawrence Sullivan.
1t appears that last Thursday Mr.. Sullivan
imbibed too freely OF hot weather bever.
ages and got his head in such a condition
that when he returned home late in the
evening he was taken with sudden incli-
ration 10 break up furniture, merely for
exercise probably. When be had dam
aged his household to the extent of about
$500 he felt himself II
Good Fighting Trim.
and having no one to try his powers upon
except his wife, he proceeded to knock her
out, disregarding entirely the Marquis OF
Queensbury rules. 1t took less than four
rounds in which to bring a great victory
for Mr. Sullivan. Mrs. Sullivan felt b urt,
so much So in fact, that as soon as she was
able, which was on Friday evening, she
had warrant signed for her lords arrest
Since that time Mr.. Sullivan has not been
seen on the streets of Boston, nor has he
frequented any of his usual resorts. 1t is
stated on pretty good authority that he is
rusticating in a town outside Of Providence,
r. l., and waiting for the unpieasantness
to blow over.
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A NEW DEAL.
A Germans queer Attempi at Suicide

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE domestic reia-
tious of Frederick Wilhelm Hoffman, who
lived ON Dubois street, Union Hill; n. j.,
were not pleasant, and last evening he con
cluded TO end his earthly existence. He
obtained piece OF rope, and going to the
bridge which spsns the Hackensack river,
on the Paterson plank road, he secured the
rope about his body, and tying the other
end to the bridge jumped of His OBJECT
was TO prevent his remains from floating
away. but in jumping, the rope parted.
The body was recovered this morning.
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Ayies,. - TIE OH crsss.

PHhApELrzIA, June liza derasnted
young man, supposed 70, b Alexander
Dixon Beckman. wss arrested while on hic
knees In freat q Indspsndsnos Hall. AZ
the Central station be Gsvs biz name
- "wes Columbia" and nsds thn
statement: Il va stolen when
child, and IN . full Indian by birth.
they don't give me my hbefty q -: |.
[ and the judges will gre LoG tnesnihs -
sessson four certiacaiss Of oil stock. ae1
when srrssted vas calling down eurses
upon persons whom he supposed we're Wy
inp to fch him.
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TWICE TIED.
How a Soldier Boy Captured Mrs.
Gen. J. A. Logan's Niece.
Among the Cactus Plants the Heart Of
the Belle of the Post is
lacerated by Love.

ALBUQUERQUE, y. NJ, June l0.-Informa-
ton has Just reached here, through one
of the gentlemen attending court, that
Santa Fe, socially speaking, is just now
raked from centre to circumference. Eva
Cunningham is the niece of Mrs. Gen. j.
A. Logan, but it does not appear that she
has particle of the discretion, policy, and
good Judgment which are known to char
aCterize the words and acts OF her noble
spirited aunt. The younglady is inexperi-
enced in the ways OF the world, having
been shut up in a convent all her life, and
never having been permitted 10 freely cul-
tivate the society Of gentlemen.
Gossip Relates That FIirtatiORs
we're conducted without reserve from her
up stairs window in PaymaSter fuckers
residence with a soldier, until the matter
became generally known and until her
charms were freely discussed among the
private soldiers OF the Santa Fe Post.
Sergt. S. S. Errett, of the Twenty-seCOnd
infanty. soon came to be recognized as Miss
Cunningham's beau. She made trysts with
him. and they met and walked and wOOed
along the banks of the romantic Rio Chi
uuitO and in the hills among the cacti,
sage brush. and scrub cedars mere. They
must have told their love while Mrs. Tuck
er was all the time under the impression
that her little son Logan was out Tor
Walk With Miss Cunningham,
when. in truth and in fact, that young lady
had left him at play in Maj. Bailhache's 5
placeta and stro!led of alone to meet her
lover. Finally it leaked out, and, fearing
that the storm was about to burst on their
heads. Serg. Errett and Miss Cunningham
slipped quietly away about week ago,
and, hunting up n minister, were secretly
married. The secret was kept until Tues.
day. when the storm came. A council of
war was held, and the young lady was
called on to explain. This she did by con-
fession of her secret marriage. What fol-
lowed is unknown precisely, but this much
=
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EXTENSIVE PRAIRIE FIRES
LIN southesn A,ixona-Rhe Fires Prob
al,ly GAused by Indians.

CHICAGO, June IA Fort Bowie, Ari-
zona, special says: A report has been re.
ceiyed from MAJ BiddisNe command to the
effect that the extensive prairie fires which
have recently swept across Arizona origl'
mated in Mexico and are thought to be the
work of Indians returning north. The
scouting parties returned 10 camp Satur.
day, after being out week. and being met net
eysryyhere by foes. Bidd's troops Will
form junction with The Fourth cavalry
under Forsy the, which hes been ordered to
Guedsloupe Canyon from New Mexieo.
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A BIG BLAZE.
Four Million Feet Of Lumber Goes Up
In Smoke.

HAvRE De GRACE, Mp, June IA large
saw mill owned by John Duboise, burned
this afternoon. 1t caught from spar Ks fall
ing on the roof from the smoke stack. An
immense stock OF Lumber, including doors
sashes, etc, and all stock on hand was also
DESTROYED. Duboise's loss as near as
can be estimated tonight is $4,000.
Some four million feet Of lumber was de-
stroyed.
The Insurance on the property was sup
rosed to be about f25.Op1. Sixty or sew
enty men are thrown out Of employment,
and il is terrible loss 10 the city. A. H.
McUomh's large stock OF coal on tie wharf
is somewhat damaged. The wharyes be-
longing TO the Reading Goal and iron
Company also suffered.
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More Mail Troubles.

WASHINGToN, June 1.-Two suits were
entered to day in behalf OF the United
States against Albert +. Boone principal,
and Samuel y. Hoyt and ". 5. Baninger,
sureties on his bond to carry mail from
Pomeroy to Coalville, O., from July lSS0,
to July 1854, and from Utica TO Center.
burg, O.. for the same periods.
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Bc.yos, June Il.-Wm. A. Pntnsy. =
ons time proprietor Of one Of the lsrgsst
dfy goods boa1es In Chicago, end fsted
among the nillionsisss. through besiseo
Jep,es.ion and bad investmsuts bscsue
hopeiessly involved and vas hnsily
Obliged "a give up his bustness % scoooes
OF impaired health. without meaey %
.siesrn an in the store Of shsrhafd. Nor.
well A Co. Tie firm hss besn miesieg
considerable valuable eoods, and the de.
tectiyes trseed ths thsft - rutuey. rbo
vas arrested st summer cottses q Han'
trekft. s,
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Pig Iron Trade.

PiuLNDELPIIA. June 1.-THE pig iron
trade Is reported by the secretary OF the
AUalgamated Iron and Steel Association
- be In very unsatisfactory condition
AZ the beginning OF the present month
'Aore were 6SS furnaces in the Cnput-y, a
w"iCh -, were in bias: and 80 oas oi
'iss..
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GRANTS ART COLLECTION.
He Expresses q willingness 10 I'oan IL
IN tho SOuthern ExpOsilIOn.

WEST PoTNT, June ll.--Gen. Grant, who
has been spending few days here during
the commencement exercises at the acade.
my, snd is receiving great attention from
his old associates. during an interview TO.
day with the Art Commissioner OF the
Southern Exposition, he expressed great in.
terest in the enterprise and agreed TO loan
n number OF art objects collected by him in
dilrerents parts of the world for exhibition
ia the art gallery during the entire period
Of the Exposition.
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MURCH AND HILL.
The InvestIgatiOn OF the Supervising
Architects Office.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE committee
to investigate the charges OF maladminis.
tration in the Supervising Architects
office in the Treasury Department met to-
day. Mr.. Coleman, as counsel for Mr..
MurCh, stated that he had prepared specific
charges, which he expected TO prove under
the contracts already in evidence before
the committee. He also stated he had re-
Gently been retnd d as counsel for Manly
and Cooper. JustsGiMc cCarthy and several
otherS who desired to