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CAPITAL cUL11Nas.

8 HIH + D. n aH.
William Il. Vanderbilt, Of New York,
had short interview with the President
yesterday,
i. j. s. Hassler, OF West Virginia, has
been appointed Appointment Clerk in the
Interior Department.
NJ. ]. Durham was nominated yesterday
to be First Comptroller Of the Treasury in
place Of Judge Lawrence,
General HazsnIt concluded his testimo,
nv before the courtmattial yesterday, and
the argument will commence to-day.
DIR, Francis Wharton, OF Philadelphia,
has been appointed legal adviser upon
questions Of international law in the State
Department, 10 succeed Judge Henry
O'Connor. DR.. Wharton resigns from the
Chair Of International Law otthe Boston
University to accept the position. VS.
Commissioner Black asked Governor
Martin, Of Kansas, In the case OF county
clerks ofithat State, not clerks OF courts Of
record. topromptly notify them not 70 &C
knowledge any more pension declarations
Of Kansas soldiers, but 70 give notice 70
the applicants that will enable them to
20 before the proper. officers and execute
the proper declarations,
5fyI.|- ~ -----f--e. e.s-T=-+rs-f-'
There was a heavy snow storm through
Virginia and North Carolina last night,
l,NN
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,tvx oi The Lord lnchequin class have
-,.1a %sT Iri.b landlordism the synonym OF
Nth ~ that Is mean and brutal. No title Of
~ ailiIy ,ur cau ennoblc man OF SO base a
D.D n.,n,s The Irish party in Parliament
na'. ".ot ,lie while such scoundrels live.
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TIM, community is stirred up on the
,,nDIiug question. Good citizens Gener.
sIIy arc discussing the matter and constd-
.,i,s .,I ways and means. The outlook is
t's Sonsfal, The evil is hard to deal with
rben The police force is on the wrong
.iIe. hut it can bc dealt with.
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HUNGRY DjEMOCRlATS
Y rnE EAsTERN PAN HANDLE.
Have Dreams Of s.oroEsspSrshlp. and oua.
gershipsslnee Mr.. ntlller,s Appointment.
Awortsyaran sassested for a Foreign
alls.ion=as. Faallsner's Fitness.

| sFSSfs
MARrlNsBuRd; March 1S.-The Office.
seeking Democrats in this Eastern Par
Handle are on the qti vie awaiting Ma.
cawberlike for something to turn up. A
score or more Of the small fry are eagerly
scanning the guagerships and storekeep.
erships at the Hannisyille Distillery at this
place, and inasmuch as there are only five
appointmentsto to bemade there, you may
imagine the disappointments and conster-
nation which will ensue amongst those
who necessarily will get left. This por-
ton Of the State, strange to say, has thus
far put in no claim to any big appoint
ments. Hon. Joseph S. Miller, Of your
section, has carried off big prize, and
no grumbling is heard on that account.
There is no doubt but that his appoint
ment is due TO the united efforts Of the
two United States Senators, and is a
shrewd step toward patching up the Dem
ocratic party in this State. The next to
step in, II Tread the stars Alright. will be
John 4. McGraw, OF Grafton, as Collector
OF Revenue in West Virginia; then the
Afarshalship, with Columbus Sehonin the
ieaa, s., ana m. last, ouS not least tue United
SLates sna plstrlct AltofneS aye tneIes
the ruo! ,...,,
y uenetal Ma1g v " /, Is paekea ~ senator
hena, Leonaials ti' ~ the hahds o.
neaaeol oamaen af MMi 1ne1e pc 3 DIVISION
IN ~. tne loussIo.a, T, o. wiz Ptaces pe iounu
.or potH W. t iilas aione VIII ana n1 can un-
M tavel ttis angleu tnrsaa. Inc prom.
nenL aspilants arc g, scattered throughout
every e,e pofa1n pa1ta, Oh lhe eIate, tnls sectlon
a404e .s.s eAvepssu. : .t"s' -, l. ,,,.,
"What Is Faulkner after2" is a daily
onerv Bv askino be conld rece;ve olro.t
~ - 1,S, ~. az - se1.a ~, teestse tss,tto
any reasonable gllt OIL once YET, from
he wants nothing. II prom.
inent positions are to be filed by new
men. bv ali means man n y Rovd Fsnlk
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sueces.fai Strike.


GALVESTON, March l8.-The NctrS Dali
las special says:aon the termination Of
the strike here the warehouse employees
who were suspended when tho freight
trains stopped, refused to return to work
unless the rate oi dollar and q half a
day, reduced to a dollara day last Septem-
Der, was restored. The company today
succumbed to the demand, and the men
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niurderer l.o o,lud Q auiIty.


Special Dlspdtch o the Ialelli9tNceT, ~ |"
Cu4RIEsroN, w. Va, March ls.-Ahaz
Buriett, who shot and killed his brother
Charles in "a drunken row on Tupper's
creek, this county, last September, was to-
day found guiltyof murder in the second
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,,,. + BoYp FAULKNER for a foreign
i''i"r, n3S, >, Nj. Faulkner is a gentleman, a
ms p,s " ability and address, and we shall
aa..t n.a. ~ n tbe President about him.
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Sketch ofMay.

PlrrspunGn, March 1s.-The nomina.
ton Of Hon. Malcolm Hay, to succeed
Governor Crosby as First Assistant Post
master General, which was sent to the
United States Senate this afternoon, caused
considerable surprise. 1t is thoughtit was
procured through the efforts Of Hon. Sam.
Randall. At the Democratic. Chicago
Convention, last summer. Randall was
his first choice, and when he
found that he could notget the nomina-
ton then he was firmly for CLEVELAND, in
whom he had the greatest confidence.
Mr.. Hay has the reputation OF being one
OF the foremost lawyers in Pittsburgh.
He was bornin Philadelphia. He studied
law under Chief Justice Beasle, OF New
Jersey, andaiterwarls cameto Pittsburgh,
where he has practieed law successfully
lorthe past twenty years. He will be re-
,membered as takinga a prominent part as
a member Of the Constitutional Conven-
tion in 1871, when he used his inau-
ence 10 have the new Constitu,
tion adopted. He never held
any official position, although frequently
urged th run for ounce py nus ltleHus. LIE
only office for which le has ever been Q
candidate was that OF Prothonotarys about
twelve years ago, being defeated, the
county being largely Republican. In 1874
he was unanimously offered the nomina'
ton OF Lieutenant Governor, and two
wears ago the nomination Tor Supreme
Judge, both ot which heldecllned. He
has been an active churchman, holding
prominent positions ot trust in the Episco'
pal Church in the Pittsburgh Diocese. I
Mr.. Hayhas beeniniilihealth for long
time. Last winter he was confined to hi
bed. Within the last couple OF month";
he has been decidedly improving, and !,
now able 10 move around again, though q
vet he IL not devotingS his time 10 tht
practice OF law. His friends state thett
q no doubt but that within few NOR,
weeks he will be fully restored TO healtt
again.
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n..xsyIy1yIA gets good thing only
.smore from the cabinet. In an era
one o. ciril ,'l' Service reform this isn't bad
thing have.
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r,,. Denocratic editors are gong IN
..ns lns lot office. They must think bust
sFons = noiDr WI to be fiat under this admins
.,,,iOn.
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oil gspIoslottnl,

Nrw YoRK; March 1s.-A tank in the
oil works Of Zone & Fleming, Newtown
creek, exploded this evening and fifteen
thousand barrels Of oil were destroyed,
The toas isestimated at $4,000.
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Martins Ferry.

Mr.. I. Cecil has rented the AIcswords
farm.
Thepublic library will be moved to DIR.
Halls office ON Fourth street.
h.you want good boarding call at the
Cottage house, terms reasonable. ?
WASTKp-Twenty borders at tho Han.
over Hotel, prices very reasonable. .
Miss Daisy and Mary Eberline, OF Stcu.
benyille, are visiting friends in town.
/, h Huselton, Of Philadelphia. and O..
Stab, Of Cincinnati, were intown yester.
day. ,a 5S, II
Council has ordered a new pump TO be
put on Second street in irontof Firney's
saloon.
Mike Wagner has on exhibition in
his store the ladies, and gentleman's
club skates, which viii be offered as prizes
at the Excelsior rink Friday night.
Thenailersof The Laughlin millwill give
a grand masked carnival at the Eureka
link Friday night. None but these hay.
ing received invitations will DO allowedon
] the floor, 81 ist NJ,
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nELLAIRR.
RINK News-A nad rall-L Lieense,s tor Rlnl


Tfamps are abundant.
The ice on the creek Is excellent for
skating. ll5 6ggj
The Indian run rink is to be ready in
ten days or fortnight.
&C. Coulson, q lifelong sailor, has come
thus far inland to see his brother, j. w.
Coulson. 5..l I,
The most graceful lady skater at the
Elysian tonight will be given aipair OF
skating shoes. - 5,s r
An;inquis!tiye chinaman, dressed in the
height OF American style, was all around
town yesterday.
Several coal cars ran away on the nail
works tramway down Indian run, and
jumped the track with their loads.
An oil lamp will placed by the city
at the Rose Hill N: 2. Church. The
church will furnish oil andlightit. Z.
Robert Gavin; Of wellsyille, an old
Bellaire man, was about town yesterday.
He has sold to Mrs. John Barlow his house
north Of the Q. & P. depot.
A bicycle performance Is TO be given at
the new rink Friday and Saturday nights
and Saturday afternoon. 1t Is the Den:
man combination ion-good skaters, too.
William Speidel was accidently showed
over tile wall at the south wing OF the
creek bridge Tuesday night. a, large pool
ofblood shows yet where his head struck.
On Sunday a new time table will 90 into
effect on the narrow gauge railroad. Three
trains will arrive and depart each day
one to Woodstleld, one to summerheld
and one TO GAINESVILLE.
The Council Is discussing the propriety
OF collecting licenses from wholesale deal
ers who send theiro own delivery wagons
hero from other towns. Skating rinks are
also under discussion, as to the proprietyo Of
charging them license. nj
The management Of the Elysian rink
positively reserve the right to reject any
and all Objectionable persons. This rink
gives three sessions daily, with Tuesday
and Thursday mornings and Wednesday
afternoon exclusively for the ladies.
Last evening about dark the small frame
building on Guernsey street opposite the
Public Square, occupied by Thoshpson's
grocery, caught fire, and the building be.
ing Of very intlammable ma erial, 1t was
entirely consumed, with most ofthe stock
OF groceries. Mr.. Thompson was out Of
the city, at Belmont, and his estimate Of
the loss, withthe particulars Of insurance,
etc, could not be aTcertained.
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PLANwoRDsTNAL1BERALoneAN
a Asensation Caused 10 London by EdltorIal
q Remarks about ireland.


Asensation Caused in London by Editorial
Remarks about Ireland.
LONDON, March 1S.-A greal sensation
was caused in the Commons lobby
this evening by an editorial in the
Echo which is owned and edited
by Liberal member Of Parliament
strongly endorsing the Dublin Corpo.
ration in the attitude lof neutrality to
the Princes visit. The expressions
used were: ITO us 1t seems that the Dub.
lin Corporation has taken The onlymanly,
Identified course open to 1t. Better, far
that itshould take no active part in the
coming festivities than to assist and de.
ceiye the future ruler OF Ireland by hol.
low professions Of loyalty. Ireland is not
loyal. Give the Irish fair chance ofsuc.
cess and theySwould beuptin rebellion To-
morrow. We hold Ireland aswe hold Egypt
and India, by the terror Of our arms. Let
England ibe in conflict with some great
power and one great defeat would be fol-
lowed by an Irish risine.p This is saidyt
be the first time any; English paper llas
indulged in such plain talk. =
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A SURPRISE.

Malcolm Hay, OF Plttsburgh, Nominated
First Assistant Postmaster General.
NyAsnISdros, March Is, s,-The President
today sent to the Senate the nomination
Of Malcolm Hay, Of Pittsburgh, to be First
Assistant Postmaster General.
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: roo7t blow over, Mr. Chief Of Police
r.a real storm. l
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coSToocooS, N. II. March 1s.-A dis.
tinct shook Of earthquake was felt in this
vicinity a few minutes past II o'clock noon
to-day, t'7 I7I7 ~
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EGYpT,s FINANCES.
a rorty.lIye MlnIon pollar Loan froyIdea

n GoFtysiSe nluluu DOLLAR Ionn crowded.
For.
LONDON, March 1s.-Childers, Chancel.
cellorof the Excheqner, in the Commons
said the Egyptian financial agreement
signed recently guaranteed a loan Of sl5,.
100000 to be used in lifting the Egyptian
debt. The,guarantce of this loan BY other
powers does not confer any right to inter
fere with Englands internal administra.
ton Of Egyptian affairs. The loan will he
liquidated by the repayment OF 81 ,575, 900
annually, the sum to constitute the first
charge against the Egyptian revenues un-
til the entire loan is lifted. The nominal
annual expenses Of the Egyptian Govern
ment is fixed at the gross sum Of 500.
1s5,00O. -
This includes one million dollars Tor
maintaining the army Of occupation. All
foreign residents in Egypt will be taxed.
An exhaustive investigation will be made
into the revenue earning capacity of
Egypt. While the inquiry Is in progress
there will be a 5percent reduction of tho
interest on Suez Canal shares.
The agreement also empowers the Kne-
dive I'M heevent OF the necessityoff further
reductions during the inquiry 10 summon
the International Commission to make
them. The interest on the loan Is not TO
TO exceed 81 percent It any defaulti in
the payment of principal or interest should
occur each guaranteeing powerisanswera-
ble.
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QIp GntelEgfrftr

z5..5 So.. 20 and - Foartesl,tl. street.
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There was q heavy snow storm through
Virginia and North Carolina last night,
From six 10 ten inches fell,
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7stIleutenantn John W. Richard, ,ot the
Salvation Army, was arrested at North
Adams, Mass, and indicted, with three Of
his soldiers, for obtaining $50, 900 worth OF
goods from merchants In different cities
and disposing Of them for their own ben
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Cancer Of Tongue /!
A UAlo Resembling that of General Grant,

Come ten yeas ago l had RscroirloUs sore on my
right hand which gave nc great trouble, and un
der the old time trtR ment was healed up, aud !
suppOSs2I Was well. found, however, It had
only been driven ivto the systm by the use OF pot
ash and mercury, and In March. 1852, 1t broke out
in nv throat and concentrated IN what EOma OF
the doctors den pmlnHt d cancer. ] was placed
under treatment Ter this disease. Some hi1 or
geven Of tho best physicians IN the country lad
me different times under ihelr charge, among
them thIee specialists ID tails line; but one alter
another would "a hGust heir Sklll aud drop me,
for l grew worse continually The cancer had
eaten thro Oh my chpeE, destrO ing the Eoot Of
my mouth and upper in, tlFcn attacked my
tongue palate and lower lip, destroying the palate
and mud, lin (ntlrs " ana nRli my tons ue, eating
out TO the top OF my le cheek bone and up TO ite
left eye. From hearty robust woman OF l6G
rounds l was 10 weed - Ameie tfAme Of ssIn and
bones, almost unable 10 turn M self In bed.
could not eat any solid food, but spbsisttl II
llquli, aud my tongue vas 80 Tar gone could not
Talk Ihe anguish y inlnl Anu ths hnEIioie hui
lerIpgS OF body which experienced rever can b.
revealed. Given up by physiclNn y die, with no
hope OF recovery upon The part OF friends VINO Snt
around my bedside expecting every moment 70 be
my lRBt; III lRct Ey husband Would place his hanu
OH me every now Gnd then to See VIII, thyr was
alive or not and ut one timG all decided that lie
vas extinct, and my death was reported al over
IhG0Ou try.
commenced giving me SwItt's Specific. lu less
th4n month the eating places stopped and heal
lug commenced, aud the fearful aperture IN my
cheek has been closed aud himy knitted s0sethef
A process OF new under lip Is progressing huely
and the tongue which was almost destroyed IL be
Ing recovered aud II seems thGt nature Is supply
Irg a new tOugse can talk 20 that my iLitnds
can readily understand me, and can cat solid food
again an Kbe TO walk shout wherever please
without the Nslstan eOt any one, ana nave gained
O ~ pounds Of lesh. AL this under the bleSing
OF Inercltully Heavenly iathCFi Is due to SWiifs
specific. am Woud and 4 marvel 10 all my
Il ends, hundreds OF whom have known my III
tense snBeringS, and lsYe Waited me IN my allie.
lions While am not entirely we'll, yet my graft.
tudG Is mono the lcSS dGvOnt and am Gnnhdent
that d perfect recovery Is now III sigh. II any
doubt those lacts, would refer thum 10 Iiou. John
Il. TraylGr, state geuRior OF this district who Ia
my roiShbor, Ur. T. s. BrAd6rId, OF l.GGmngc, Ga,
or to any other persons living In the Iolthern Iart
OF Truupa county, Ga. MIS- MARY L. CoHRR
Lag Gugc, Ga, May H. 1sSS.
Fold by all druggists.
Trcatise on II God and Skin Diseases mailed lree
Call on our Physician, No. 157 W. 30 81, y,
Consultation ice THE swi'T sPEcIVic GO Drawer
For saie BY IAugh!In Bros & Co and Logan ( Co
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Home Proof

Kidney and Liver Diseases and RheumAtiSm.-
Suffered terrIhly-HNOihlng seemed TO help me;
could not get out Of bed. Dr. smith cured me-"
zEPH. PHILLIPS, Wheeling, W. Va.
tertI for yea; patent mCilCIue failed 70 help me.
~ ''---''' wa CHARLES CHADWICK,
Of sgeldel 4 Co, Wheeling ". Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated stOmach.-"rtcatmGnt
for years failed to give me relief DR.. Smith cured
meh THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent.
H=Had them Tor f9TEIseR ySa; pE Smith
scroiaia, Running Sores on Head.@"My son was
Afflicted for fourteen years: Nothing seemed to
-'N'f 1880 80 ' MEs. cATHERINE CAPS.
Market Street. Wheeling, W. Va.
Cancer-"Suhered for yCar with Cancer. Had Il
cut out three times. ltreturned after each opera
ton. DR.. Smith cured mo without knife, cGnstie or
palm" MRS. II. ", ORCUTT.
weeks. Reported dying. Dr.. Smith cured me
without knife In fve week..
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, ". Va.
UlceERtions OF Recttm, PTolApsus and Piles
twas given up 10 die and pronounced incuTAble.
DR., Smith cured me without knife"
WASHINGTON pEIIANY, Martins Ferry.
Rev. II. o. LGdd wrltes:-"Dr. Smiths proles-
sionAl services In my family have been most Satls
factory, and commcnd him to all Is gentleman
and akillful PHYSICIAN
Nh. MaIsaset k9lk aye; ~ had been suffering
ayy T Dr. smith SSid had ape worm, and
In eight hOnn removed q monster 100 feet long"
Female Complaints Three yeatS In hospitals for
lemales give me peculiar advantages In such cases.
Persons cured OF cHtHrrt, diseases Of heart liver,
ItomAch, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections
Ind weaknesses Of men and youth, ScroIula and
lsthmn testify 70 my success.
Piles cured without the knife
Patients at diStAncemAy be treated by letter and
guaranteed. A chart for sclt-exAminA.
ion sent on receipt Of two three-cent stamps, and
IdYice returned free.
Consultation at oficc free Once hours from Q A
{. to P. n, daily. Call on or address,
JOHN Z. SMITH, Md,
No. II0i ChApllne St, Wheeling, w. Va.
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sCRAps oE SCIENCE.

Cyclones usually occur about o'clock
in the afternoon.
The glass insulators SO commonly used
to hold lightning rods in place are quite
useless aud all unnecessary expense, but
are not source Of danger. A plain iron
or wooden support for the rod is equally
effective.
A mouthpiece iorpipeshas been patent.
ed. This invention provides for removal
mouthpieCe, covering an inner one in
such q way that when one inhales the
smoke a current OF fresh air will also be
drawn in from the outside, thus cooling
the stem Of the pipe.
The manufacture OF solid Carbonic acid
gas has been carried on for some time in
Berlin, 1t comes in small cylinders, and
il kept under pressure will last some lime.
A cylinder one aud half inches in diam
eter and two inches long will take Eve
hours to melt away into gas.
Crucibles OF nickel have lately been
adopted in some chemical laboratories in
the place Of The silver ones generally used
for melting caustic alkalies. They have
the advantage not only OF being cheaper,
but OF being capable OF resisting q higher
temperature than the latter, and the re-
suit is said to be favorable.
Cork cuttings are now used in the
making OF bricks, which are said 10 be
imperyious 10 heat or moisture. In view
Of the destructive character OF the freahets
in American streams consequent upon the
destruction OF the forests, cork houses
ought, says the Current, TO be regarded
with great favor by the inhabitants Of the
riparian territory.
Exc mmissioner Ls Due gives, in the
HtiSbdndmdn, the formula for cheap paint
for out-buiIdings aud fences, to be made
OF sweet skim milk, mixed to tho thick
ness OF cream with common cistern
cement tfresh) and applied to wood and
brick, 1t is OF u yellowish stone color,
and any pigment necessary to give it any
desired color can be added without in.
Jury TO the paint. The lime otthe cement
and the CasGine OF the milk form an IN
soluble compound.
E. Bohlig, in q recent paper on the
solubility Of glass, described experiments
which showed that 100 c. G. oil distilled
water at the boiling temperature will in
every two seconds extract as much aka.
lime silicata out of glass commonly used
as will suffice To neutralize OIL c. @. OF 9
solution containing OIL grains OF oxoliC
acid per liter. With some old TASKS aud
beakers no appreciable quantity was dis
solved in the short time required for guam
titative analysis.
Under the slow but continuous action o.
the snIphurous acid thrown in the air Of
cities BY tho combustion Of coal and the
influence Of the frequent changes in the
degree Of atmospheric humidity, NJ. g.
Witt Hnds that the peroxide Of red LEAD
used in coloring certain placards is de
siroyed and sulphated. AT the same TINT
the peroxide OF the lead thuSliberated Il
transformed into an insoluble sulphite
This salt being easily analysed new ant
certain means is thus obtained for deter
mining the condition Of the atmosphere
In large cities,
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nntfnn.

NEW Yong. Sept s.-peHoleun steady; United
closed at 81 cox.