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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-09

Hessrs Editors -
Tho above Is good likeness ~ M-s. Lydia = Pink
ham Of Lynn. Mass, who above all other human beings
may be truthfully called the pes- Friend ot oman"
a some OF her Correspondents love TO call her She
l. zesousy devoted to hcr work which, I. the outcome
of q ufostudy, and IS Obliged 20 keep ir lady
assistants TO help her answCrthe large correspondents
which daily pours in upon her each BEARING its special
burden of suffering, or joy at release from &C. Her
Vegetable Compound Is a medicine for good and nos
evil purposes. have personally nvcstgatcd 1t and
an satisfied OF the truth ofth% Z
On account OF it, proven merits. Il Is recommended
and prescribed BY the best yscans in the country.
One says, cit works Ike a charm and saves much
paIn II Will cure entirely the worst form Of falling
OF the uterus Lcucorrhra, irregular and painful
Menstrration all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
liberation Flooding all DiSplaccment' AMI the con-
se1uent spinal weakness, and IL especially adapted 10
Che Change OF Life"
Itpermestcs every portion Of Tho system, and gives
new life and vigor II faintn"SS, natuleny,
destroys all craving for stmulants, and rle'rs weak
ness OF the stomach. II cures B"ating. Headaches,
Nervous Pros.ration General Debility, S'cIl"s'ness,
Depression and Indigestion. That feeling Of bearing
down, causing EsIn weigh, and bS"ka"he Is a"sHs
permanently cured by it, It will at all times aud
under all circumstance act in harmony with the Law
that governs the female system.
ltcosts only o. per bottL six for s. and Is sold ~
druggists Any advice required a. I" SPECIAL c~'- ana
the names OF many who hh,, been restored I" perfect
health by the use o: the N,r"ta'r tompoInd can be
obtained by addressing MIS-. L, with stamp for reply,
at her home In Lynn, Mas.
For Kidney Complain: &! r'ih'rt"S Ills '"mi"ii'''
unsurpas sed as abunGau; %'iIir'uLl show.
"Mrs Pink!am !rcr III ,''..y s. ''.v wtt"r -"
fh,b,st in NE trryld for u. cur, { Con 'ip,'inn
Rniorsnrss and TorpIdy of IL liver. ll'r R'"h
Purifier works onere In IT'S sp Isl line and hls la,r
to equal the Compound in IT. r..in't"it'.
All mus; respect h asun Angelo Nr"y III" hos ~'ie
ambition il e. d"a;yuL L. ".h,'.
rLial,ii' L. 80 "'" WI"
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Wool,

The market Is extremely quiet, nothing
being done, the prospects are anything but
fiattering. The buyers are very shy and ex-
pect prices TO drop Off or cents on new clip
pings. Prices at present are "A tS5c with few
huyerS
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Petroleum.

Oil CITY, May s.-Opened at 93 &c;
transactions 225, 900 barrels, at &c to 81 &C;
closed at CSC.
BRADroRp, May S.-Market steady and
firm: opened at 93 &C; highest ~ &c; lowest
927sc; closed at &c. Clearances, l,7oj,O0O
bDls.
PITTSBURGH, May S.Petroleum-Dull;
United certificates weaker, closed at v3c i;
refined &c Philadelphia delivery.
TIrusvILLE May S.-Oil-Highes; 81 &c;
lowest sc; opened at 93Ac, closed at DC.
Shipments 1880 barrels; charters 80, 408
barrels, runs -, 100 barrels.
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wholesale Cattle Market.

The market at present isa little of. The
yards have fair supply Of stock on hand.
Cattle weighing 900 lbs anu under s5.0Idi.75,
H0os-In good demand al 81 90 20 accord
ing to size and quality.
Sheep-No., 5a6c.
CO,rs-S2 5OaI ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-09

BRowN'S IRON BITTERS Is
composed oflron in soluble.
'orm; Cinchona the grea:
Sonic. together with csh.:::
Eandard remedies, making
p remarkable non-alcohnlic
tonic, which will cure DyS-
pcpsia, Indigestion. Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, May S.-The Drovers' Jour
nal reports: Hogs-Receipts 200 head I;
shipments l 800 head. Market good, brisk
and strong at 5@lOc higher. The meagre
offerings were soon cleared at the advance {;
mixed s. 40; heavy 81 4j@I So; light = W
az 40; skips s. Co.
Catte-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1900 head. Market very brisk, active and
strong; prices shade stronger; soon clear
ed at firm rates; exports S. to; good to
choice shipping ST OO@G 90; common TO
fair s. 6Od6 co.
Sheep-Receipts 500 head; shipments 200
head. Fair supply made quotations active
and strong: common 81 U0tG5OO good s. 30;
cLoice e. n
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NOTICES.
Dissolution Of Pa ItnershIp.

THE pARrNERsHIp HE :, ., Ex;
l. isiing between VIM. Iink and Albert
INK, under tho arm name Of WIN. Iink
Son, 10 tins day dissolved by mutua! consent,
Albert Zink retiring.
All pensons knowing Themselves indeb~d
to the late nrm are earnestly requested 70 oaii
and make settlement with WIN. Iink. who
alone IN authorized Ia settle the accounts OF
VIM. Fink 4 Son.
The business will BE- carried on 81 tb" Old
stand, ~ heretofore. Wh. IlNk.
splt ALhGkL EINk:
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p,.,, or.,u ana Feed.

Corrected every week oy N. J. PoLLocK,
manufacturers OF the Silver Sioss rIUui. a, "a
Market streets. Market dull, but slightly ad'
vanced.
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m EDicAL.
VARIOUS QUACKS.

vAhlUUS QUAGkS,
Who-Eaeh with his own Pet Scheme
Cultivate the Field OF Human
Nature.
There have always been quacks:-legal
quacks, theological quscks, scientific quacks
and medical quacks. Some OF them are bland,
oily fellows who argue and smile the world
into believing in their favorite bit OF hum bug.
Others are pompous and pretentieus parasites.
But they make It pay. Men seem TO love to
be swindled, STIMULATING only that II shall be
neatly done.
The dear public are equally liberal to the
electric and magnetic fraud. This fellow IL
genius in his line. He Will put magnetic
belt around your waist, magnetic necklace
under your chin, or 1T you ont with an entire
| suit of magnetic clothes, warranted to serve
the purpose OF ordinary garments, and at the
same time to cure all diseases, from whoop-
ing-cough to hasty consumption.
Most OF these have no more electric or mag.
| netic power about them than resides in WOOL
en- blankets or in girdles OF sack :loth. Only
when applied by an expert is electricity OF
! the slightest use as medicinal agent, and
even then It's value is grossly over-stated
What is the strongest possible presumptive
evidence in favor Of a particular remedy:
Clearly that II should have been prepared by
responsible persons Of acknowledged skill In
the treatment Of disease.
Squarely on this foundation stands BEN
SONS CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER. En-
dorsed by 5000 physicians, pharmacists, drug
gists and chemists, II needs no further apol-
ogy nor Introduction. II is the one and only
true and tried external application. Quacks
Of all kinds pay the Capeine the compliment
oftheir dislike, as satan i said 10 hate holy
water.
Look in the middle OF the plaster for the
word "CAPCINE." Price y cents.
Seabury j Johnson, Chemists, New York.
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Cincinnati.

CrNcIHNATI, May s.-I.ive hoss-u /
changed. Receipts 1000 head: shipment
| IUu head
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Mansfield. Ohio. Nov. IS. 1854.

Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. 76, 1854.
-.-atlemen :-lhave suffered with
pam in my side and back, and grr4E
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body. at.
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion Of spirits, and loss Of aPPe-
fItc. have taken several different
medicines, and was treated by PROM
iaenI physicians for my liver, kid
news. and spleen, but I got no relief.
I thought | would try Browns Iron
EltcrS: have now taken one bOltl.
and half and am about Weli-pSin
in side and back an gone-soreD,sS
al OUT Of my breast, and I have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and aeSh. IEean justly be
called the ENG gf ,Hs9!ciEEs.
JoHS X. ALLsNpsR.
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hoRsir1rRal


=
Dt11ogs Ivee HaAA ~
They AZ compounded mon HoYa Nm,
Boshu. Mandrake ana DAndslioa-thso Old
best andnost valuable EedieiAA in the worii
and contain all The hsat and nus curative
properties OF all other rsmsAiss, bsins the
greatest Blood Purinsr. livsr Regulator and
Life and Health Rsstnring AGENT on earth.
No disease or III health can possibly exist
where these Bittees aro ~, % varied aud
perfect are heif oporat3ona
They give new III and VISOR 70 tie Aeed aud
infirm. To all who's employneots cause ir.
reSulartty OF the bowels or urinary organs, Or
who require an Appetizer, Tonie aud mild
8 iEulant Hop Ritfsn are invaluable, helng
highly curative. toaic and stimulating, wiz
No mattar what your fsslinss'or symptous
are, what the disease or ailment Y, usS 8oD
htisrs. Lon : Wafs until you Are -, ~ q
You only fed I'D e mikefaole, No Hop ~.
ter at ooeA lt nsY save your uiA LINN.
dfeds have hoon AvSa by % oplng. Five
hundred dollars win b paid sosa case they
DO not sufer OF let your frisnds suffer. bui
use and Irge ffSn @ - nsp MtessA
Remenbss, HOP Hittsfs b : VIA druoeed,
drunken n0uvin. but The rGe ~ -
Medicins ever 1aade; the slnvanAS Eriend
and Hopo, and no pes0on or family should
be without them. ny The Hitter to-day:
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East Liberty,

EAST LIBERTY, May S.-Cattle-Receipts
3Ol head. Market slow at about Yesterday
prices.
Hogs-Receipts SO head. Market slow;
Philadelphias s. 60@7 10; Workers s. 259
40.
Sheep-Receipts $50 head. Market fair
prime $ S5@5 so; good 81 S5@5 10; com.
mon a. nnKr 4
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His Charities

were most peculiarly doled out. IL his
workmen had done some of the work
that he came TO inspect he would give
the men a 50 or $50 note to go trollc
with. He had been known to order
100 pairs Of blankets to be purchased
and given away. He frequently or
dpred all the wagons and carts that
could be procured to be sent Oft for coal
TO be distributed among the poor.
When he rode abroad, which was sell
dom, he was asked for charity by the
moor, He would toss them a crown or
a guinea, and again give them a cut
with his horsewhip, though he never
failed to send money back to them:
Beckford spent on his property upward
OfSI 500, 900 in sixteen or eighteen years.
He owned estates in Jamaica, ana ms
excuse for selling Fonthill was that he
lost 500 slaves that were upon them.
Mr.. Farquar, the gentleman VINO
bought the property, was a very dl1er-
ent sort of man, yet possessed some
eccentricilies. The sale OF the pictures
and articles Of vertu was most extern
sive one. lasting thirty-seven days.
Tickets of admission easily found pur-
chasers at a guinea apiece, and the show
was one of the gala affairs OF the CEN
tffy-x
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money 3aS Per Cent - Governments
strong and Higher-StOcks Strong
Flour Quiet ana Unchansed-Whea:
Tncl,an ged-LOeal Review.

NEW York, May S.-MoSEY-At SGD per
cent; closed offered at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 6@6H per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills firm at 1851; de-
mand 4S54 Produce reports for the week
$9,5S4, 900.
GovERxMEyr>-Strong and CO., per
cent. higher.
Fours and-a-half 70
FourS coupons...,......... llH.
Pacific Skies OF
RAILROAD BONDs-Generally firm.
STATE SECURITIEs-Dull and irregular.
Sro,Ks-The market was rather dull in
the forenoon, but strong throughout.
decline in prices followed, but III the last
hour the market was stronger and the de-
cline more than recovered, many OF the
stocks making the highest prices OF the
day: notably among the strong were Read.
ing. jersey Central, st. Paul Missouri
Pacific and Western Union. In
the final dealings there was a reaction
in the active stocks Of B@A per cent,
the latter for Recalling and decline on Jer-
sew Central at the same time being :, and
smaller fraction on other stocks. AS COM
pared with Monday night, the market shows
a general advance of = TO ~ per cent, the
latter on Reading. Among the speCialiieS
there was an advance of to > per cent, the
latter for Columbia and Greenville prefer
red. The advance for the day was "a per
cent, and on Bloomington and Western,
Memphis and Charleston, Texas and st.
Louis per cent, each. New York and
Texas Land, ~ per cent.
transactions DDt ONO shares
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ASingular Disposal

of q fortune was made by decision OF
Lord Iyndhurst. James Wood, woo
died in Gloucester in 1886, left fortune
Of 81, 100000. A Will was found oy
which this was all left to Alderman
Wood, of London, his attorney, ana
two clerks. But not long afterwsrd a
cOdicil to the will was sent in by un'
known parties, giving various large
sums to other parties. This codicil was
accompanied by this most extraortina-
~ statement: 1.-The enclosed is 3 pa
per saved out OF many burned by per
sons could hang. They pretend it is
not ]. Woods hand. Many will swear
to it. They want to swindle me. Let
the rest know" The case was four
years in court, when Sir Herbert Jennel
decided against. the codicil, but Lord
Lyndhurst reversed this, and the eccen'
tric mans estate was divided accord
| ing to the codicil.
Comparisons-
Mr.. Gladstone once stated in f.:
| speech: "MOre wealth has been accu
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GRATITUDE.

denver, Col, Aug. %, lSs2.
GxS1S-I canuOt mud words with which 10
EXPIRES ms gratitude to you tor the cure your
Swif- specific has effected in my case. was
affiieied with the horrible bleOd disease Tor
Lksee ears. and after spending some time Al
lhe Hot Springs, considered my case hope
less on q. | used only one dozen small bottles Of
8. q. &. and there is not a sign OF the disease
Eema'ning. Ny sores are all healed, my throat
81; iS 'ss S. S. S. ssSF S s m
with alOmel. IOdtde OF Mercury and Iodide
of Pol IN, until they were made complete
wreck that Shudder to think Of the misery
w hicl mas been brought on the human family
by fhe use OF Msrcurials for Blood Diseases
If isa crying shame that physicians will not
acknO wledge the merit OF your Grand BLOOD
1ledlC ne. Use my name as you wish.
J. II. RAFF.
n you doubt, come to see Us and we will
cukE YOU, or charge you nOlhingn Write
for sarticulars, and a copy OF little book
aNssage to the Unfortunate Suffering" Ask
ANY druggist as to our standing.
1000 REWARD onW be paid to
z,w Chemist rib Y,iR find on analysis Of
noe boft'es of S. S S. one particle Of
Msrc,Du, Todi,is P,tasSiWm, or any
Minty0j subsistence.
SWIFT SPECIFIC 60,
Props, Atlanta, Ga.
Pn-eoTSniAII size $500
sol -. By ALL DRUGGISTS. mrO
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hon 0AlE.

NOR sALR-fHE STOCK AND GOOD
II will Of . veil equipped JOB rrtnune
Once in this city or WIN ssll material In lot
to suit. Fer further pArticulAyS enquire Of ".
J. Corbett agent ~ sunday Leader once. ociI
EoR sALE-A .FIRsTC. A6B BRICK
L dwelling OF 10 rooms. situated on dov.
ard ssiee,, In KiFh WOOD. Terms 70 suit puf.
chaser. Inquire OF James Duncan, Osle6ay
Block. Bridgeport, Ohio. mr3.h
AN EXCELLENT oPPoRTuNrTy.A
~ hSt-class drug business, estAolished TINS
last twenty I'VE years, r. now Offered on
liberal terms. Satisfactory reasons for sell.
ing will be given. Parties will address In per:
son or by mall, c. A. Schaefer D Co. Real
Estate AgentA Telephone C.%. mrs'h
ENlR SALE-FULTOS HOUSE, oSE OF
II Il best stands In The county for saloon
or butcher shop. Situated on the National
pike. In the town OF Fulton, now occupied
by Laurence Heller n saloAn.
Full particulars q Addressing v.,
Real Estate ard insurance Agents, Is Twelfth
street, wheeling, W. We. apsi6
L'OR SALE A BELMONT FRUIT FARM
Il and Garden, situated In Belmont c0uu.
~. Ohio, siI miles nom Wheeling, one mile
from the Cadiz pike and one mile from Bar.
ton station, on the Z. T. v. a W. K r., con.
tanning an eleven acres of good land, under
q high state OF cultivation, with good build.
lugs and q choice variety Of fruit Church.
school, ply stctan = ON &C, stort, and postorhco
with daily mail within Z mile. For furthe or
particulars call On or address wA. II. COPE,
hon 7. o., Belmont county.o. RPijdrb
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MEDICAL


health and avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired and
worn out, instead Of aches
and pains. wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and stronga
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no.
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
are tired Of that kind oflife,
you can change it if you
choose.
How? BY getting one
bottle Of BRowN' IRON BIT
TIERS. and taking it regularly
according to directions.
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CardOba ,..i 'c
Aurora. '.'''''' - ~
other brands. - -
Yellow hlO...... "
ArDU Ckle> -
lowering S.......
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Companions.

Mr.. Gladstone once stated in q
speech: "More wealth has been accu.
mulatGd on this little island of ours
since the commencement OF the pres
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size $500
sol By ALL DRUGGISTS. mr1O
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OFFICE or DAILY AND WEEKLY REGISTER,
No. l227 MARKET STREET,
WHEEIINa Nav 3 1852.
COFrEES.

Corrected every week by SIMON BAER &
son, Wholesale Merchants, No. lil2 and lili
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SUGARS.
Market lower hui active.

Market, lower DIT NCIINt' -,
Refined hard CTu>hed.... .........",Jt9c
Powdered
COnfe"ttOnerS' y coffee .......ot4c
Snow White \ ''''''o,9C
A, lnSOr
Prime ~
Yellow, good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16
woRK IN BOTH HOUSES.

mis- RELATING To THE EXCISE LAW, FRAUDULENT
ASSIGNMENTS, AND LAW STUDENTS.
[FROx THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBUNE'I
ALBANY, Feb 15.-The prohibition move
ment which had the effect last fall OF securing many
thousahds of votes for the Prohibition caDdidae for
Governor evidently still has life To-day there were
presented to the Assembly fom half the counties in tie
state petitions IN favor OF the adoption OF
prohbltory amendment to the Constitution.
There was also a debate in the Assembly wucn
tIot bod TO please the temperance voters. IL
WAS on the blu of Mr. Armstrong, Republican;
Grind Iurss II Violations OF the Excise laws Tue bill
was ordered TO a tlrl reading by large majority;
ossnnents With the following section It shall not
be lawful from after tue passage 81 tns acs o any
,og making general assignment Tor the oeheut o'
hrs creditors 10 prefer any pJrcu ar creditor or erel
ors All preferences hereafter male snau DE E9iI
worst OF the New-YOrx als-that directing Contfoher
Camp0rll TO nay the salary Of James l.. Mc'eany as
Mr. Haggerty introduced bill authorizing
the almsslon OF persons 10 the bar who have diploma
OF ary law school after they have been xmlne1 % 'ho
stan ling Committee OF the supreme Court
Mr.. Erwip OF ST. Lawrence County, lntr21need 1
Banking Department To examine every year, ana
ofeaer If Thought necessary the accounts OF
oil savings bank Inls II OH lntehueu u o"e'
Of the receiversbp system
Mr. sheridan introduced in the Assembly bill incor'
porating the Brooklyn City Improvement and RAPID
Transit Company with a capital OF 100000
with power to increase 1t to S3,000,OoC.
Tho iucorporators Lewis C. ID.
Homergue John Wood, ]. Graham Glover and W. III.
Flandreau The object OF the company is to open Fiat
bushaye, Brooklyn from the Junction OF fultonst ana
Patbush ave the bridge approach and to construct
depressed railroad from the bridge Prospect Park and
Flatbush and also to with Mr. Corbn's system
OF Long Island railways
The senate passed the bill directing the Board OF EST
mate and Apportionment to transfer to the Board
OF Education of New-York certain unexpended
balances TO meet teachers salaries. lhe Dill
10 prohibit the manufacture OF cigars ana tobacco IN the
tenement houses NJ Newly Ork also passed-yeas 20
nays / MIR. Allen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-16
SEM TOR FERRY LOSING VOTES.
AN UNSUCCESSFUL EFFORT MADE TO SECURE Hl'
WITuDRAwAL-THE LEGISLATIVE lNVEsilGA


AZ r-xsrCcFssFrI EFFORT MADE TO SECURE HIS
xr1ruDRAWN-THE LEGISLATIVE INyEsTIGA-
TON.
DETROIT, Mich Feb. 15.-Only one ballot
WAS taken to-day at the Joint Of the Legislature
1t resulted as follows: Ferry AZ; Newton 80 with 10
other Democratic votes scattering; Burrows, IL Cuch
con, II WIlets 8. with Republican votes scattering
The five Fusion members voted fol- Ferry Three OF DIS
previous supporters deserted him. prolonged caucus
of Ferry members was held last night, lasting until
midnight at which the formal withdrawal OF Ferry was
urged by many His brother Edward made strong ap
neal 10 the members - adhere uuhnchngiY 10 nun put
fnis aroused considerable opposition ana some ieenhg
THE nroposed withdrawal was lost bI bare majority
when OF the minority announced they shoLld no
longer fee bound to support Senator Ferry Inc result
of odays makes II apparent that change Is lheN
In the bribery Investigation this morning tho witnesses
BAILEY and Church were further examined. Nothing
new was elected but yesterday testimony was rher
" G. Thompson, Mayor OF Detroit, testified that he
Washington last spring, wher he was ealie9 upon
securing delegation from Detroit to the egsture IN
tanpred giving among other reasons his
opposition TO Digby '. Ben Collector OF Customs at
Bell and had paid him about ali he owed bin, carnE Tor
himself and his relatives and friends aud, therefore II
Thompson would support him Ferry) he eoud nave the
Detroit Custom House. Thompson accepted, and came
back Detroit and proceeded to arrange matters or
Ferry He made speeches In the conyen on ana intro
duced resolution requesting nominees Tor ths eyisa
ture for Ferry the resolution beng handed 10
Afterxard he learned that Ferry intended 30 have Bell
reappointed wnereupOn he wroie TO him, al ,ovins
their paruership and announcing his determination 10
do all he could defeat him In answer 10 repeated
questions Thorn. sOn said emphaficlly' thAt ferry
mad promised INN the Custom House, and all attempts
to shake his testimony were ineicc'ual
A STATEMENT BY JAY A. HUBBELL~
W,snEGIoN, Feb. 15.Jay A. Huobell, IN a converse
ton to-day with Associated Press roporer concerning
testimony gwen before the Michigan Legislative inNes
rating COMM We terlay, denied that ne had ever
offered money t. A. j. Turner. Editor Of The GrdHd
Rapids Eagie to induce him to oppose the Teeecoc OF
Senator Ferry but said that he had had interviews with
Mr. Harrington and Mr. Turner both OF The Eagle. 10
which they expressed their purpose OF oppo ing Mr.
Ferry on public grounds Mr.. Hub0ell found Nathan,
Editor Of The GT0nd rapids Times, unfrendly u NJ .
Ferry and promised 10 pa him 500 II he would Directly
use ms influence in creating autiFerry sentiment
lie paid him $500 down and the balance IN insiaueuts
He had neither promised nor paid any further sum-