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CONTENPTIBLY TRICKY.
Blair, of New Hampshire, Exposed by Sena-
tors Camden and Ksnna
IN A SPECIES OF DISHONESTY.
Mr.. NO<rills Illness Delaying Action On
NCGraW's Nomination.
.s.inl rsleanln to he sgadau Register.

Special TaegrLm 10 the SuHdny Reg1Sef.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 10.-The
guano statesman from New Hampshire,
Mr.. Blair, was exposed in q very contemp-
tible trick, to-day, involving not only dis
courtesy to his associates on the Pension
Committee but also Il species of dishonesty.
Some days ago the press carried broadcast
"A yillaiuOus attack on the President IN
several pension reports submitted by Blair
and purpOrting to come from the
committee. This morning IN open Senate
SepatOrS Camden and henna vigorously
condemned the buncO game, and presented
a statement signed by all the Democratic
committeeman, asserting their entire
ignorance of the reports. 1t then devel-
opcd that Blair had shown his bllllngSgate
to but one Republican, Senator Sawyer,
who turns the crank of his pension hopper.
The committee had never met. As u re
suit of this expose Blair's screeds were re-
committed and the great Colonel Sellers Of
the Senate WAS left in the pitiable plight
of an exposed trickster.
NR. BLAIR's REPORT
Mr.. Blair, from the Committee on Pen
SionS submitted q report on twenty-three
pension bills vetoed by the President, and
recommending that the bills be passed not
outstanding the Presidents objections.
In reply to q question Mr.. Blair said the
vetoed messages had been referred TO the
members who had originally reported the
bills. In accordance with that order he
made this report.
Mr.. Camden read q paper signed by
himself, Mr.. Colquitt, Mr.. Wilson, Of
Maryland, and Mr.. Whitehorpe, Demo-
cratic members of the Committee on Pen
Sions, denying any knowledge ofMr. Blair's
report. or Of the order referred to. The
report did not present the views OF the
committee on these vetoed bills, but only
the views of Henry w. Blair. The reason
assigned by the Presidents in yetoing each
OF these bills separately did not call for
gross criticism OF for the censure Of the
Senate.
Mr.. Blair asked Mr.. Camden whether
of the Senators who had signed that
paper had examined any Of the bills either
before OF after the veto, and he answered
the question himself by assertions that
they had not. Mr.. Kenna moved that the
of the views of tho minority n
be recommitted to the committee
pensions for reconsideration by that
committee. Adopted.
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co- 60 Cure 81 In Diseases
SSS
Scrofula of Lungs
Relieved.

An N1W FOGTY-NINE YEARS OLD, AND
E..,. suffered fpy the las Green years with a
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r.r..r.S side Of the house lad Glet
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..-,,,f .u ftri- opinion that mad cOnSump-
,-. .-r IHtI al the distressing symptoms Of
tL.- ,rrl,.r disease. have spent thousands OF
.H.r.- d. arrest the march Ul this disease /
man. ,ur.rvei all the usual methods not only
.nr.rwg e-,r. hut in the treatment OF other
r.- t.-, ut my family, but temporary relief was
e.. ,..r obtained. was uubt Tor any manual
E...-t- several wears. BY chance | came into
r..,,.,,r~ ut % pamphlet on Blood and kin
i..f-a- from the ufiCCOf swirl S~peClncto., AZ
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UHst -nu-rSN'tc. MY cough mas teI1 me, ny
,,-rgIh has returned, and l weigh sixty pounds
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tare wears since I stopped the use OF the medt
,fr. E.t I have had no return Of the disease, and
lar-. are no pains or weakness telt In my lungs
IIp the hardest kind OF mechanical work, and
t7r AL. well AS 1 ever felt since Z waSa boy. These
IEurE. are wonderful statements 20 make. but !
suur.rs. when SAY that lowe my existence and
tea''a to-day 20 Swjf(s Specific. II IS the only
medicine that brought me any permanent reueL
ItHug. say thai SwilCsSpeCihc Will do this IN
ryr-y ease. h.t most positively affirm that Il has
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OF Montgomery. and | can refer To some 81 the
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Montgomery. Ala, June - ISIS
Swin's Specific is entirely vegetable. Treatise
On BLOOD and skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT S~rECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, Atl2nta; GO
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September e6as6sc; October Seaas7}c|
Ccrn{pot scarce and frm; No. 8 mixed
48ia47ic; No. 3 high mixed &c; steameI
No. 9 mixed track 47sc; No 3 mixed
and yellow 4Slc; futures duh, but firm;
No. 2 mixed July 45a45tc; August 459
459c; September 46a46lc; October 46is
46ic. Oats-Spot steady but quiet; No. 9
mixed 35c; No. 3 white 3slaS9c; No. q
white 40ic; futures dull without impor.
tant change. Eggs-Unsettled and weak;
fresh l3al4ic. Cheese-Quiet but firm;
Ohio flats 6a7c. Rcceipts-Flour, 1850
bbls; wheat, 1000 bu; corn, 5000 bu;
oats, 5000 bu. Shipments-wheat, 1000
bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, $1,000 Blu.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July l0-Cotton-Strong.
Eour-Heayy. Wheat-Lower; No. Pred
76tc; old Sic: receipts 1850 bushels; ship
ments 1900 bushels. Corn-Quiet; No. 3
mixed 37ia3Sc. Qats-Stronger; No. 2
mixed alla32c. Ryc-Dun; No. 9 $50.
Pork-Fhm at SO so. Iard-Firm at
Sc 10. Bulk Meats and Bacon-Quiet
and unchanged. whiskey-Active and
firm at 81 05. Butter, Sugar and Cheese
Firm. Eggs--Barely steady at s!c.
TOLEDO. o., July To- Wheat-Market
closed firm; cash 7aasilc; July site;
August SIC; September s2ic October
s4ic. Corn-Stcady; cash and July 3Sic.
Oats-Nominal.
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TREYELYAN DEFEATED.

LONDON, July 40.-Mr. A. L. Brown,
the Gladstonian candidate for Haw;ck-
burghs, has defeated Sir George Otto Trev-
elyan, the Unionist candidate, who resign
ed his seat in Mr.. Gladstone's Cabinet be-
cause of his Inconvenience in the Pre-
mier's Home Rule measure.
The defeat of Mr.. Trevelyan has caused
a profound sensation in political circles.
The Liberals are highly delegated at the
result. The vote stood: Brown, 2,52;
Trevelyan, ? ,493,
In the last election Mr.. Treyelyn was
returned as a Liberal Som Hawick with
out opposition This year Mr.. John Dill
lon stumped the district against him, de-
nouncing him for his opposition to th'
Premicr's policy towards Ireland and
pointing out the unreasonableness of Mr.,
Treyelyan's attitude in view Of the fact
that he had been Chief Secretary Of Ire
land and by actual observation knew tn,
| merits of the issue. The Liberals are nov
predicting that Lord Harrington viii ais
be defeated by the Gladstonian candidate
in Rosendale, Lancashire. In the las
election Lord Harrington was returned a
q Liberal BY q majority of 1,S32 in a tota
poll Of 1925.
PARSELLIrEs NOT D~IscoURGED.
For the purpose of ascertaining the fee
ing among the Parnellite leaders regardin
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LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.

The cattle market this week wa active
and prices remained the same rs those Of
last week, with the exception Of hogs,
pound. The hog and lamb markets
were also rather active. Messrs Hudson
X Bay IN furnish the following quotations:
Cattie-I,o 900 10 LOO lbs stock 4a4lc
per h.; 500 TO 800 lbs. 3.aic per h.. 100
TO 500 lbs. 2la3c per Id.
Hogs-Markct active; iaiic porlb. :
LambsEGood at 3ai!c per ID.
Calvcs-S3 00a5 % per head.
S~heep-ala3c per III.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY; July 10 -Catle-Re-
ceipts PAT head; shipments 456: market
nothing doing; shipments to New York To-
day " cars.
Hocs-Reccipts 1900 head; shipments
36oO head; market slow; Philadetphias
81 9hlj O0: Workers 81 7ea& IS; Z cars
shipped To New York.
Shecp-Reccipts l.s00 head: shipments
1000 head; nothing doing.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 10. THE DTonrs' Journal
CpOrtN: tattle NcttipS CIV h'aot
shipments 900 head: market slow;
shipping steers, - 15a5 p; stockers and
feeders - 3Oai on; COWS. bulls and mixed
81 50ai 00;' bulk - ini. %; through
Texans - 25a2 -.
lIog-Reccip;s l!5, VI head; shipments
100 head market steady rough and mixed
SI40ai 10; packing and shipping Si7aa4sS
light 81 iiai %; skips 81 JGSA ~.
Shecp-RccciptS 1000 head; shipments
none; market slow; natives 81 15at 90;
Texans, 81 5oa? Is; lambs, per head, u -
AZ %.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. July i0.-lIogS -firm;
ommon and light 81 0ai 20; packing
and butchers 81 45ai -, receipts t?8
heal shipments 5,50i head.
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M,GRAw,s NOMINATION..
Final Action Upon 1t Delayed by Mr.. Nor
riurs Continued Illness.

Final Action Upon 1t Delayed by Mr.. Nor
riI's Continued Illness.
SDsrial telegram 10 the SSRday RcgtSter.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., July lO-The
continued illness of Senator Morrill,, chair
man of the Finance Committee, has de-
layed final action on the nomination OF
John T. McGraw TO be Collector Of the In
ternal Revenue of West Virginia. Before
Senator Morrill, was taken seriously Ill II
was agreed that he should poll the COM
mittee on the floor of the Senate n re-
mort the result formally to that body for
action, and there the matter has rested. 1t
i now understood that the committee
will. at its regular meeting on Tuesday
next, take up the nomination Of McGraW
for final action and report it for action.
Friends of the collector ore hopeful that
this action will be favorable. MeCiraws
is the last nomination for collector now
pending and a majority of the committee
il is said believe that it is emily talr and
inst to him that q vote should be had by
the Senate. The REGISTER representative
is of the opinion from the meagre lntorma-
ton he has been able to obtain that Mr..
NcGraw's nomination will be confirmed.
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Not Likely to Get Hers This
Session.

Not Likely to Get Hers This
Session.
Spscial Tlecraa 10 ts Saaddy RcSise.
WASHINGTON, D. C., July lot Is not
probable that the bill providing for the
erection Of Q public building at Charles
ton, W. Va, will be passed BY the House
of Representatives at this session. There
Is A long list of these bills, but since the
President has vetoed the GAINESVILLE and
DAYTON, Ohio, bills for q similar purpose,
the members of the House Public Build
ing Committee will not ut this late day
press n Others. 1t is not probable that
they could getany Of them considered now
should they do so.
The bill increasing the appropriation for
the larksburg building and an additional
$50 coo has passed the House and has been
fayorably reported by the Senate Commit,
tee OF Public Buildings and Grounds, and
is ON the calendar and Will probably gel
Through. bat it is feared that the President
NAV decline to give it his approval Inc
fact that the q. S. Court holds session a.
glsrksbura Is said to be in its favor. ant
hr This reason alone It is hoped that MI
cleveland win not veto the bill Beside
bin has already passed . former Con
Qress, and the increase 1T THIS session.
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Medidnal.
4 LITTLE SUFFERER
uaaused, Purified, and BeautiRed
BIZ the Cuticura Remedies.

IT AFFORDSM EPLEASJRETo I'VE Youths
-,nr-t 5ftheC cure OfOUr little granehud oy your
M RENEDIES. When six months Old MS len
ban" ~. We pCulticed il, but all To no
q, AhAut five months Gtler II became q
LT.nc sore. S~OOnothers sores formed he men
t"T no of them on each hand' ana 9s Ms DtOO1
ga. - more and more impure II TOOK les time
t,,Hs tn break out. ASOre came on the chin,
tt TN under lp, which was very 0uenaVe.
r,,I MAS one solid scah d~iScharg1ng a great
ThfS WAS his condition ~ twenty-five
..N-hs Oh. when I undertoOk the care OF MN
L'..,' 49, having died when he was q httle more
D. 49,, ypor Old. of consumption (ScrOfula Of
He could walk a little, OUT could not
,.y'rnrf he fell down, and could not move Wheh
:, r.tl having no Use OF his hands lhIhell-
D" ,TT,ryuped with The CUrICJRA REMEDIES,
b''N ,r. TrrICTEA and CCrICJRA SOAP freely,
N,r'r I'm ne had taken one bottle OF the CCTl-
grs1LyENr. his headWGeompletey cured,
~ hr vas improved IN every way. ne VERY
-.. -( encouraged. and continued the use Of
N'.. g.,r,,Hgs for u year and hail. one sore
..-Fr- healed. q bOny matter forming IN
,rs nf these i've deep ones lust DelorS near
.u- H, rbgn they would heal rapidly. one
sSN( rrrTy hone tOrmaIiOnsl preserved. Alter
q. &C. ~r;,1 aud a half bottles he was com
t->'. .l,.l and is now, az the age OF SIX years
F.., rYE healthy child The scars on his
as..r.- 80 srH4ys remain: hishands are strong,
~.,r me- once feared be would never De able 10
Z. I'm Al tEat physicians did lOr MN uld
.s- ~ An who saw the child before using
l" .---rA REMEDIES and sec the child now
go. 4 n wonderful cure. II the above nets
mn r,s 20 you, you arr az liberty to Use
are y" ~ MRS. Z. :. briggs,
'~,.-o $50 Gl2 Clay 81, Bloomington III
r..I MIS- rrEily.in swOrse condition than
L.. +-gl 10 h~iSgraudmOthor, who, being Wild
o, ~, Gly. became accustomed 70 Lhe as
aH- MAGGIE HOPPING.
"a .y.-yw herr. CUTICURA, 50 cts: CCrICCRA
- mn exquisite Kin Beautiher Cts I'LL
M Fr-.L.ENr. the new Blood Purifier, SLUO
o. :" ry The POTTER DEUG AND CHEMICAL
ID. EU>.g>.
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TIE international Foot Race.

PrrrsBuRG, July 10.-The preliminary
heats OF the international 100 yards pro-
fessional foot handicap were run of at TX
position Park to-day. The attendance
was about 1900. There were fifty entries
But little betting was done and scarcely
INV enthusiasm manifested.
The following are the winners Of to-
DAYS heats who are entitled to start In
final heats op Monday:
II. NJ. johnson, Pittsburg, time l3s; W.
Julius, Canton, o., u ass; L. john
son. Knoxville, Tennessee, walk
over; G.. H. Smith, Pittsburg,
13Is; P. Priddy, Pittsburg, IL LIS; w.
Boardley, Westchester, Pa, 13ts; ID.
smith, Pittsburg, walk over; J.. P. Leslie,
East Liberty, Pa, Is lis; W. h. Hough,
Cleveland, 13s; J. @. GibbOn, England
walk over; j. Berger, Mt. Oliver, Pa
walk over. The race is for a purse Of SO
Nivided.
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All Ont"

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eat well-can't sleep well. Can't work,
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they would take DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" they would soon have
no occasion to say it. 1t purifes the blood,
tones up the system and f~ortifies it against
disease. 1t is a great anti-bilious remedy
as well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-12

ItaHOrdS me pleasure 70 assure you that at
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ARSo O. EmplOye Murdered.

kLTAMoST, W. Va, July 1O.-Robert
Jackson, an employee of the B. & o. rail
road at AltamOnt, was ambushed and shot
last night while returning home from the
village. Jackson received a heavy charge
of slugs full in the breast inflicting wounds
that are necessarily fatal. Hampton Nc
Robbie, aneighbOr of the wounded man who
has had a long standing grudge against
him, was arrested on suspicion, but stout
" asserts his innocence. McRobie a few
weeks ago on returning home unexpected
" one evening found Jackson in an equiv,
ocal situation with his wife, who is young
and extremely pretty.
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WILL PRoBATED.
The Testaments of Isaac FreesO and VIII
liam Stuart, Deceased.

The Testaments of Isaac FreesO and VIII
liam Stuart, Deceased.
The last wills and testments of Isaac
Frcese and William Stuart, deceased, were
admitted to probate by County Clerk
Hook Saturday. Mr.. Freese's will is
dated August l, 1886, and after directing
the payment OF all just debts, gives tesla
tors old violin to |. T. Freese; gives to
Annie Freese, wife of John Charles Ere
mont Freese, his piano in his residence, and
gives all the rest and residue OF his prop
erty, real and personal, TO his wife, Eliza
beth NJ. Frecse, for her natural life, and
the remainder at her death to be divided
into five equal parts and TO 90 to William
Erwin Freese, George W. Frecse, the chill
dren of Isaac =. Freese, and Jacob Henry
Frcese and John Fremont Freese. As he
wishes his wife TO have full control and be
unrestricted in the use of his estate, he
authorizes her'to sell real estate as exeeu-
trix.
Mr.. Stuart's will is dated March "a,
1856. 1t provides for the payment of all
lust debts and liabilities; directs the exec
UIOI 10 TtlluNt al hAo AahhhN hNAA
in the Sixteenth street graveyard to the
Greenwood Cemetery at the expense OF his
estate, TO improve and beautify the Green
wood Cemetery lot and place a modest and
decent monument to marx the graves OF
those therein inferred, at the expense Of
his estate; directs the executor to sell the
real estate at his discretion, and other prop
erty belonging to his estate, and invest the
proceeds of such sales in Understanding
securities for the maintenance and support
of his sister, Rebeeca Stuart, so long as she
lives, and may use any portion Of the prin-
cipal Of his estate, as well as interest, for
that purpose. At the death of Rebecca
Stuart, all remaining property Is to 90 to
Annie S. Hamilton. Testator gives Rev.
James T. Mcclure, ID. D., $500, DR.. Thos-
o. Edwards $500, and appoints John Nc
Larin, of Bridgeport, Ohio, his executor
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The Window GIass Workers.

PrTTsBURG, July 10.-At to-day's SEES
sion of Window Glass Workers the PROPOSE
ton to consolidate with the other branches
of the glass trade " n assembly Of the
Knights Of labor was rejected. A
resolution was adopted which greatly
modifcs the apprentices. At the last con-
vention a resolution was agreed not to en-
ploy an apprentice until the year 1857.
The resolution adopted by the convention
to-day allows either the son or BROTHER OF
any blower, gatherer, f~lsttener OF cutter,
to enter as an apprentice until the. expira.
ton Of the restrictive year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-12
FINANCE ANp TRADE.

Money at Per CeRt-Governments
Dull and Steady--Stosks Duli-Fiour
Quiet and Unchanged-wheat Active
and Unsettled.
NEW YORK, July 10.-Money on call
easy at. LAP per cent. prime mercantile pa
per las per cent sterling exchange un-
changed.
GOvERNMESTs-Dull and steady.
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DRY GOODS,
New York.

NEW YORK. July In.-Dry Goods-As
usual 10 Saturday the new demand has
been of moderate proportions, but move
ment much better. The tone Of the market
is very strong and tendency Of values mp
ward. Cotton very firm at &c; printing
cloths very strong a, &c plus J. per cent
bid and 3 5-lG asked for % squares.
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Cholera.

ROME, July 10,-Cholera returns are:
Latino, 30 cases, Is deaths; Fontaina, 80
cases, p deaths; San VotO, Is cases, 3
deaths; Venice, ! case, 2 deaths; Codegoro,
g cases death.
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Fgres a. s~raryyile. O.

CLEVELAND, July 10-Fires at Mary
vile, O., to-day, destroyed Flock & Chap
mans planning mill and lumber yard,
causing a loss Of so, 900; insurance 5000.
The carriage works of L C. Conrad was
also burned, loss s., 900; insured for s., 500,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-12

900 ,. m.
Leave Wheeling Park ut 500 Il. m, and evepy
hour TO 1000 p. m.
Church Train at l2:l0 p. n.
c. HIRSCH,
SUPERINTENDENT.
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COTTON.
New York.

New York, July 10-COtton-Firm;
Uplands 9 9-16, Orleans ct; sales l,6oO
bales. Futures closed barely steady; July
9.56. August s.58, September s.53 Oetober
9.39, November 9. 20, December $40, JAN
uary ESQ, February 9.59, March s69,
April 9.7s, May 9.Ss, June asa.
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SrArI SEcrRII1r-Ouiet and frm.
GOvERNMENTS-Dull and steady.


RALRoADs-Quiet; sales Sl,252,0O0
STocSs-Yery dull. The only feature
of interest was Western Union, which, on
announcement that the jury in the suit
against the company had disagreed, moved
up l per cent. in the space OF an hour, and
on the report of news that no verdict had
been reached, responded slightly and held
firm for most Of the afternoon. There was
a tame and spiritless opening, first prices
being irregular, but differing generally on
to t per cent. from last evenings closing
prices, but the trading was accompanied
by no feature of importance and, after the
first hour, business became exceedingly
dull and uninteresting. The firm tone
continued until near the close, the market
closing dull and heavy to close to the open
ing figures. Transactions 124,6l4 shares
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-12
IN FAVOR OF THE B. d. VI.
The Great Telegraph Suit Ends In a YER
dict Of $4,000 o

NEW YORK, July 1O.-The jury in the
81. 600, 900 suit of Receiver Farnsworth, of
the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Co.,
against the Western Union for cutting the
wires Of the company, filed into Judge
Lawrence's court shortly after IL o'clock,
and brought in a verdict for $780, 600 for
the plaintif.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-12
on City.

OH CITY, July 10.--Petroleum-Opened
64ie, highest Csc, lowest cato, closed at
e4Ic. Sales, LOS, 900 barrels; e~learanees,
%. $40. 600 barrels; charters, e6,O1 bar
rels: shipments. 7l.353 barrels.