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CONE TO Ell. ChrissmAn's auction rooms,
1918 Market street, and buy your silver
plated ware. Sales. afternoons at Q and
evenings att. Private tale, dnring the day
at auc'ion prices. Sales TO continue until
entIre stock il disposed OF, HE
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PrrrsnuRau, December c. Wallace
Ross, oarsman, received cablegram from
London TO-DAY stating that match be.
tween himself and Bubear had been ar.
ranged. Ross leaves for England next
week,
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GLASGOW. December 6.-The crisis in tho
ship building trade on the Clyde Is growing
more intense. Three large firms, including
Denny, notified their employee that wages
would be reduced January, and several
other firms will follow their example.
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Now Poatonlce.

From Or SPECIAL C0Frt'P0RaeHt,
wAsulNeToS, D. G., December 6.-The
postofiics at Frenchtown, Upshur county,
W, Va, has been abolished and mail ior
that point hereafter will 90 to Rock Gave,
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wsr VIRGINIA can claim one thing
.h.,i1 represented by the youngest man
~ M ,he Senate. We hRve no advices regard
,aa coro,or Camden's age.
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svv,r,R RoYERrs, Of Writ comfy, is one
+ ,ha snccesslul West virginians who
" v.,a canvht some Of the plums knocked of
,hs,ree Of place seeking.
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Qt1e qnteltiaetrtes;,
;.;a.e. so.. 70 aud ~ four,ecnth street.

coxorr,sNAS GIBSON is the only West
v;,oinia member who keeps house in the
Cauital.
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The Territories will have IS.
The number Of delegates on the present
basis is $40, and the number on the pro.
posed basis $40.
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The Important aeasures Introdaeed-A
Comparison.

The Important heasures Introdaced-A
Comparison.
From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, y. @, December 5.-The
fist real business day Of the Forty Eighth
Congress was Tuesday. Monday was con.
sumed by the House in futile dalliance
with the equestion, who shall have the seat
reserved for the Second Mississippi dis.
trict, Chalmers or Manning! The question
has not yet been answered and will not be
until the committees are appointed, prob.
ably aiterthe holidays. In the Senate the
time ives occupied waiting for the House
to come to order. At3 o'clock an adjourn
ment was taken until Tuesday. On Tues
iay each Senator came prepared for bust-
mesa. Hundreds Of bills were presented,
embracing numerous subjects, but pension
and relief bills predominated. These bills
always flow in early and often. They
come from all States and Territories and
will never cease coming while the old flag
fioats and an appropriation possible. usu-
ully the West take the lead in the presen-
tstion OF these private bills but on Tuesday
Maryland captured the banner, Senators
Gor6am and Grover presenting no less
than 81 Of them.
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Call at G. 8. Fseny's, 1910 Main street,
and see the large stock Of Candles and Toys
Tor Christmaa trade,
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CHAscss In Sabre OF the Anerican Booth
may yet be had atA. a. Frarzheim's ieWelrY
Gtore, N
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MnnlrIEp clYIL RIGHTS.

Mr. Edmunds alao introduced modi-
aea Civil Rights bill, which Is designed to
guarantee civil rights to colored citizens
without conflicting with thereoent decision
Of the Supreme Court;
:" Som ntroller Kuox's scheme 10 allow
National banks TO is9ue circulation to an
a;annnt eonal TO 90 per cent Of the market
% aaIye Of the bonds deposited with the
United States Treasurer, has found q sup;
porter iu Senator Sherman, who introduced
q bill embracing oil the features oi me
Com ptrollef's recommendations. Senator
Hoar agajn pre1entsd the Lowell"
BANKRUPTCY bill. Senator Van Wyck, the
witty and keen Senator from Nebraska,
has fought the land grant railroads Tor
YEAR. He will try TO get bill through Con
vrIaS declaring all the unearned lands
eranted 10 corpoRtions forfeited and open
70 settlement. Bills to regulate coinage,
tor the relief Of Fi,z John Porter, to regu'
late M The election Of President, and numer.
o,,s @ ether equally important measures were
introduced, and the end Is not yet.
In ma Forty.seyeath Congess upwards
=, n an Bills were introduced and printed.
a hont lVtT ninety per cent Of them went to the
,raS,a haaket. II the frst day OF the SEN
Sto's % %nroceedinss Is q criterion the number
81 Mia introduced In the Forty'eighth
Tere n rss, will exceed by ssyeral thousand
Tho number introduced In the Forty
seventh. ...,, .,Or,c,
Fitness for place is not necessary quail
6cation for applicants who desire posi-
lion under the government where the civi
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lMpoRrANT NRAsuREs.

Some important measures we're introduc-
ed by senators Edmunds, Hoar, Sherman,
and others. Senator Eimunds' bill proyid-
ing for the establishment OF Postal Tele-
graph was expected and will doubtless re-
ceiye much attention. It's en- important
measure that tue Vermont Senator has in
,roduced, and one to which he hes devoted
a great deal OF study. 1t Is true that he
differs from the Postmaster General ss to
adyifability OF the Governments going In
10 the telegraph busiuee9, but Senator Ed.
munds js a man Of brains and has not
brought up such proposition without
properly considering all the pros and cons.
Ills bill provides for four main or trunk
lines 10 centre in Washington and reach
ont 10 each OF the four corners OF the Uni
tad States; to be built under the direction
oi the Secretary Of War and to be operated
nnder the control Of the Postofiice Depart
ment. The bill approPristes $4,000, 900 to
commence with, and gives power to the
Secretary Of War to condemn property
and RIGHT OF way needed.
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Fitness for place is not o necessary quali-
fication for applicants who desire posi-.
lion under the government where the civil
ssrYice bills Do not aPply Some years
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OUT OF TOWN.
Tbs Martins Ferry Ghost Still On
Deck,
AND THE VILLAGE BADLY TORN UP.
A Woman With a Foot to be Proud Of
Sad Death at BelIlire-es-
citing Runaway,
Etc., Etc.

The Hobensack Spence scandal hss
abated. and everybody are nov talking
abou, the big ghost. Many persons have
seen II since its first appearance, and no
Youngsters can be found out OF their homes
after dark. In fact, many older ones make
as few trips away from home a. possible.
Everybody knows q half dozen or more
ghost stories in their own experience and
those seen BY others, and are busy telling
them. A shotgun heavily loaded with
buckshot would put an end to the mon
s,er and lengthen the lives OF those VINO
come acroas it.
A Coed UsderstasdtsK.
Mr.. +. c. Boyd has on exhibition at his
shoe store a pattern taken from last over
which shoe was made for woman IN
Sandusky, measuring Is inches in length
and 81 inches in width. A drummer Was
in his store yesterday and noticing Il, said
that he saw the woman and talked with her
while in Ssndusky recently.
A Coming Event
Waneta Tribe, No. IS, l. .. X. NJ, OF this
CITY. will hold a gift concert and public
raising Of chiefs, At Commercial Hall, ON
January l.. About 100 prizes will be
drawn, among which is q Weosters IN
abridged u ct onary. live dude ghost, live
pig, organettc, pair ladies .shoes, clock.
dudes hat, skates. Red Mcn's emblems.
load OF coal. revolver, sack OF tour, live
turkey. parlor lamp. telescope and water set.
sauibs nnd Personals.
The steamer John Lomas entered the
Wheeling and Maran's Ferry trade yester-
day, making hourly trips.
Mr. Harry Sanders returned yesterday 10
Amblers.
Rev. u. Il. lpdegrsn. OF Mt. Pleasant,
snd Dr. Riggs, OF Wayncsbu g, were among
us Yesterday. The doctor will locate here:
Messrs. Harry Greer, Robert Grnyson and
Thomas Anderson, Of this city. are work
ing in the .Etna Machine Shops At Bellaire.
The Ladies nion benevolent Society
will meet at Com mcrcial Hall on Thursday
afternoon for the purpose OF decorating the
haIl aud arranging things for the bazaar on
Fridny and Saturday nights.
Misses Ella Taylor and Lucy u. l.h.
of Coleraln. are the guests oi Maflns
Ferry friends.
Turner EycursioniS,s appear at Conn
mercial Hall 10 night.
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BENWOOD.

The FaithfHl Bows" Mr. Henry Hsw-
kins' class, was the banner class at the VI.
+. s. ). last Sabbath.
Rev. Spencer King, the pastor Of the
Methodist Church, is indispOsed.
Miss Mag-ie Dare, the accomplished
laughter OF Major ". Dare. is expected
home from the City of BrotLeriy Love to-
dsy.
The rector OF the st. Johns Church left
YESTERDAY on a Drief visit. He will return
Friday.
Gravel street school on Friday evening,
for the purpose Of supplying the school
with an unabridged dictionary, for which
said school failed TO raise sufficient fUnds
by an elocutionary entertainment last
month. The Colonel will bring with him
a gentleman who will entertain the iuven-
lie portion OF the audience with a magic
lsntern. We are indebted for his Rppesr.
snce here to the efforts Of Mr.. Joseph DC
MahoD. the efficient trustee OF that school,
vlo wishes to place in the hands OF the
future voters that invaluable book.
Il tsppears that the cook al the Junction.
a gentleman of color. has q surplus Of
wives. as he has a better half here and
Yesterday smother wife arrived here on the
J O'Clock train from Washington. d. c.
The Noz ChoTa, Club meets tonight at
the residence Of }. c. Roberts.
There was no service at the ~. +. church
last Sabbath, owing to the injisposition Of
the pastor.
One OF our saloonists plead guilty 70 the
charge OF selling liquor TO q minor and was
fined. The minor was also fined for disof-
derly conduct and drunkenness.
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SPARKS FROM The WIRES.
che Latest and Spiciest News by Wire
I'm Condensed Form tor Very
Busy Readers

The Pittsburgh Telegraph and Chronicle
ere 10 consolidate.
hurricane did fearful havoc in the vi
c:n.ty OF Cape Race yesterday.
ssTaD. the Laconia murderer, has made
a iull COY lession OF his tiendiSh crime.
The steamer Fred Debsrny was burned
9, jacksonville, Fla, yesterday morning.
Three negro children were killed in the
burning Of New York City tenement
yesterday.
Margaret Hazard, the Philadelphia wo-
ma, who shot Charles Reed, brakeman,
suisse queutly tOoS Paris green. Dsstn Is
tyrsCtec.
1 Baltimore dispatch says that Mrs.
IsuTs U.all, who killed her two daughters
srd attempted suicide, FRIDAY, Will proOa'
) recover.
The olduc,ion OF a foCrteen-year old
O.. of New York named Addie Brennan,
h, retired sea captain OF ID named Cor
- :, rerorted. There is no trace.
Later dispatches from Khsrtoum state
,hsi one third OF Hicks Pasha's army, in
g ri,rg a the English officers were xiii
i the c-nt engagement with ii Mahdl'
Chicago adyices state that Proctor K
Cook. wholesale fish dealers, who have
EesY IN trouble for some time, assigned
YESTERDAY Liabilities, $500 assets, fish
,rd mining stock of uncertain value.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, dispatch says
thai satisfaction is expressed there at the
cyry;.is,ury measures adopted by the Do
n.r7:cn .oFt rlment in opening the mile
Bet anu Otney reservations to homestead
jug.
'.t,er from John ~ Walsh TO the
,gh h.a ~ q
,witness lO- the government in the suits
sgsias, Brady and kellogg, if the govern
men, vii ryoteCt his character from a.
tack arI prosecute the National Republl-
can and Cri'ic Tor libelling him on for
Iler occasion.
Wiu.ipeg. Manitoba, aiyicss state that
q cent -al reduction has been made in the
general wsges Of employees Of the Canada
Pacific Raj road. The boiler makers have
struck and refused to return under the
tsrlis ThIs seriously affects the company,
ss cod weather necesSitates frequent re
pairs to tie engines, and it is thought
probable Il at compromise will be made.
ASt. Louis dispatch states that the Mis-
,oUTl Pacific hallway Company authorities
stated TO the factories and cotton cOmmiS-
sion men "a all parts oil the country who
usSp advance bills of lading that they
should have them carefully examined, as
many fraudulent bills of lading have been
issued by deiaultinS railway agents, the
lsst hdtao.e case being that of the agent at
>he-men. Texas. EssteTn men are geuer-
a.'y carti91Hi against accepting bills Of
latjrc -Ged by EastOn.
At the annual meeting OF the stoCkhOld'
e.s o. the Pittsburgh and ConnellsyIlle
l,ai.-Osi company, held yesterday in
ha f,If |
epCtel Robert Garrett, Nerdes Cohen,
Hugh OLSON. Charles Webb Bail, W. I.
.i;sse, John y. Scui!y. George \. Berry,
4. l.. Flr1hUrgh, Pittsburgh; VIM. Bald
win, Cornellsyille, Pa; W. II. Markle,
Greensburg, Pa; W. II. Holly, Somerset,
Pa. C. c. Markle, West Newton, Pa. The
body was organized by the election of Roo
ert Garrett, President, and J. B. Washing
ton. Secretary, Treasure and Auditor.
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xLvIII CONGRESS.
Nothing Of importance Done in the
Senate.
CARLISLE DULY ELECTED SPEAKER
Of the House Makes an Able and Eloquent
Address on Taking the Chair in a
Measure Unfolding His
Future Policy.
Specinl 70 M Reqister.

WASHINGTON, December 3.-The opening
session OF both heuses was scene OF
marked brilliancy. There was a large
crowd, including many ladies, present who
found the approaches to both chambers
jammed. The desks Of many members and
Senators were covered with flowers. Car
isles address on taking the Speakers
chair was greeted with marked applause,
especially the passage indicative of q con-
servative course on the tariff legislation.
The Senate session was confined mainly to
swearing in the newly elected Senators, in.
cluding Eenns, of West Virginia. There
will be House caucus tonight OF Demo
cratic members to consider the business OF
the session. The Senate Republican caucus
has been deferred till tomorrow, when
Anthony is expected and reorganization
is probable. LAS.
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON, December 3.-The Senate
was called 10 order by President pro tenn
pore Edmunds, and prayer offered.
The President laid before the Senate the
credentials OF the re election OF Mr.. Beck
to succt ed himself, Palmer, Ferry and
Pike to succeed Rollins. The oath was ad'
ministered to Beck, Bowen, Cu!lun, Dolph
and Frye, whose credentials were submit.
ted at the last session.
The customary resolutions notifying the
House snd the President that the Senate
was ready for business were agreed TO. A
recess OF one hour was then taken. On re-
assembling the recess was extended to
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SETTLING DOWN TO WORK.
Governor.EIect HoadIy at Home-Hfs
Health and Plans.

GOIern0r.Eiect HOadly AT hOme-hB
Health and Plans.
CINCINNATI December 3.-Governor elect
Hoadly arrived home night before last. Yes
terday he spent at home with his family.
To-day he was at his Office early, and at once
settled down to work. He had a conference
with J. B. Mannix about the Archbishop
Purcell suit, and later had a talk with Pete
Sehwab, the great Democratic chief from
Hamilton. The Governor says: "My
health is much better. have been in
New York, Philadelphia and Atlantic City,
mostly in Atlantic City. feel much inn
proved. Yes, l will remain here until
60 to Columbus some time in January.
Ny plans? Well, don't know as there are
any plans to speak of. have considerable
legal business to look after"
"Does the Archbishop case go to the Su-
preme Court next month";
al expect so; it has some hearing before
the District Court to-day to have the bill
of exceptions signed; then it will go to the
Supreme Court on motion to submit the
bill OF exceptions"
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A Fling At Randall.
Ncrr lUk World.

But because il is wise and beneficial 10
leave the tarN sgitation alone this session,
Mr.Randall's defeat will not be the less
satisfactory. He has been more or less in
spparent sympsthy with the Republicans
in too many instances. He refrsined from
rendering the Inauguration of Hayes,
through fraud. an imposslbility. lie has
been the ally Of Republicanism on aritl
legislation. He is known to be friendly
to the corporations whose interests are 50
carefully protected by the Republican
party. In point OF capacity, while Mr..
Randalls Pnr!ismen tary n, experience mases :s
equal Of Mr.. Carlisle in brains, character
or scholarship. Mr.. Carlisle is n splendid
lawyer and student. Mr.. Randall is
lcither lawyer ror scholar, but merely
A uOlitiCiap
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when Haymaker was Killed,
was about ) o'clock.
ROSS AND BUBEAa.
A Match Made at Last - Bubear Chsl-
Ienged by Elliott.


Ienged by Elliott.
PrrrsBURGH, December 3.-To-day Wal
lace Ross received word that he and George
Bubear, OF London, England, had been
matched to row. Ross is TO give Bubear ten
seconds start on the Thames championship
course, distance OF little over four miles,
Blbear is considered the best oarsman in
England, with the exception of Eliot He
has not yet proven himself first-class
man, however, as rowing in England is at
very low ebb Just now, and unless he has
considerably improved during the past six
months the race cannot be looked upon as
an acquatic event Of the first magnitude.
The race is to be for ST. .0C0 a side and the
latest news from London shows that Bu-
bears friends there are backing him heav-
lily. The race will take place three months
after the articles are signed, and Ross will
set sail for England IS soon as the neces-
sary arrangements for the journey can be
made. Bubear has also been challenged BY
Wm. Elliott to row FOR the championship
of England. fonr miles, on the Tyne, for
5000 side. Elliott says that the race
will probably be his last in England, at
least ii he proves 8 winner. He wants to
return TO the United States the eoknowi.
edged champion OF Engtani,
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A Good Thing for the Democracy.

NJ" UTF TIW'8, It'V.
The nomination Ct Mr.. Carlisle shows
that there is more life in the Democratic
party than one generally supposed, and of
healthy sort, which is a matter Of congratu-
!at:on al round. The immediate practical
f.ttct Of the election OF a moderate revenue
?, former as the leader OF the Democratic
PARTY in ;he House, and the rePFesea Lat!Ve
cf ,he Democratic party in the Nation,
vii be something extremely interesting TO
ns-,h. Tie opponents Of the reform vii!
iunp 10 the conclusion that it must force
lie reopeuing of the tariff agitation: and
:, axe the tariff the chief issue 10 the PreSi-
c,ntIsl cam paiRn. Whether ii las that re-
suit or not will depend largely upon the sa-
escity of the Republican minority.
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A Beneficial Change.

At last there is a promise OF Democratic
party. Mr.. Carlisle was last night chosen
Speaker by the Democratic caucus at Wash
ipgton. That means . change, a very great
and benefcent change, in Democratic poll.
cies. 1t means that the old fogies of the
PARTY, the men afraid OF their principles,
have lost their hold, and the young men Of
the party-the men to whom politics mean
something more than mere office getting
have come to the front. II the Democratic
leaders have energy and intelligence the
caucus action of last evening means .
sweeping Democratic victory next year.
For the lirst time in many years there is
before the party fair prospect OF such
popular favor as they have long been seek.
ing by many devious and false roads. At
last they are on the righ: track.
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
The Disputed Election Case Settled and
the Members Ready for Work,


WASHINGTON, December 3.-A largely at
tended Caucus of the Democratic Repre-
sentatives was held tonight in the hall OF
the House for the purpose of considering
the question raised to-day in convention
in the Chalmers. Manning contest. After
discus sion lasting the whole evening it
was decided to refer it to the Committee
on Elections with instructions to report on
prima facie right only. This virtually is an
agreement to vote for the resolution offered
by Cslkins to-day. The rules of the Forty
seventh Congress were adopted to continue
in effect two weeks after the appointment
of the Committee on Rules. The election
OF caucus officers was postponed until the
next caucus. Democratic members think
that having come to an agreement in re-
gard to the contested election casa they
will be able to organize the House to.mor-
row and receive the Presidents message
before o'clock. They express the opinion
that after the message an adjournment of
two or three days will be taken.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING

Wallace Eoss challenged by Bubear.
4, entertaining Washington letter from
..Isn. q,
,-rsrances of the press on the election OF
Carlisle. :,
Tho hight now in progress between rival
fase bsl. associations
n,;ggs oi the first day of the session OF
,,s F,rry-sighth Congress
Gp;,;v Of murder in the second degree
,,s r,rlict of the jury in the case OF Little
r;l MI Kinney. Preparing for the trial OF
Big Bill
section boss on New York railroad
,,rss his men out of many thousands Of
,,,1,o,s and fees to Italy, whence he is fol-
Jovsd w ere of the men whom he had
o., ,r,rd aud his life taken.
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and before this Congress is three months In
States ready for revolution. The Presi.
dency will 30 virtually in the hands OF the
Republicans, on the issue the House must
present as the faith OF the party, and with
Republican success foreshadowed the con.
servative Republicans will be thrown to
the rear bv sectional leaders, ~ the con-
seryative Democrats have been thrown to
the rear by sectional leaders. and the old
commanders OF Republicanism will bur
nish their tarnished spurs TO boot the
South sgain and revel in another flood.
tide OF sectional disorder.
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neCiure's Wild Talk.

Twas not Mr.. Carlisle who triumphed
in the Democratic caucus Saturday night.
Tor was it Mr.. Randall who vas defeated
The victor and vanquished are n, above the
Individual candidates, in momentous il
sues which are to play sn important, and
probably q controlling part in the great
strusele for political power next year. Mr.:
Carlisle represented revenue reform. snd
what il practically free trsde. hr. Rsnd.li
represented tsrif With Discrimination IN
favor OF cur vast aud varied incustIies
ss Tie result is not difficult
10 cs!cr.s:e. Speaker Carlisle mast
csrrv Gu, bis procIsimsd p,osssnms.
no.s,less he vii. do IL Rishou! hes. ;ss:on.
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SPEAKER CARLISLE.
Ito tttprahccs of Leading Papers
Sha~ How His Election I'm
presses the People.

As this selection ., one against which
We have earnestly advised, y" cannot re-
gard it with any great satisfaction; bat We
sincerely hope thGt all the gloomy aniic.
ratiGns connected with the subject N ~
be dspelled by the moderation and wis
com with which the business Of the House
Will be conducted under the direction Of
TO pev Sneaker