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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-17
WANT HARRINGTON.
HE Is URGED TO MAKE THE PROPOSED
COALITION
And Take Office Under the New Mnisty-Fsw
Available Conservatives --latest Troubles
Of the TOriss-Ths SOciahstc Troubles
Revived Again-General Gable News

LONDON, July l6.-There is high
authority for stating that Lord Harting-
ton will not attempt to form Ministry,
but possibly may accept Office under Lord
Iddesleigh should that statesman be sum-
moned to power. The probability of his
becoming a member of a government is,
however, very remote, and there is greater
likelihood that his public functions for
some time to come will be confined to the
duties of a member of Parliament The
Cabinet Council, which it was intended to
hold to day, has been postponed until
next week, owing to the continued illness
of Earl Granville, the absence of Earl
Spencer on the continent, and other rea-
sons. The Tories, who are hungering for
Office, denounce the delay as unconstitu-
tional, and fear that Mr.. Gladstone will
withhold his resignation until he hears the
result of the last polling, which takes
place at Orkney on the 29th.
The Times argues that there is singular
lack of personal weight among the Conserv-
ative leaders, and that this nccessitates q
Conservative Liberal Unionist coalition.
'The Conservative party" adds the Times,
twill be less strong than it was hoped it
would be. Whether Lord Harrington joins
the Government or not, the Government
will be compelled to take him into its
councils and Isk his assent to its measures;
it must, in fact, adopt his proposals and
accept his terms. Surely the only salts
factory method is for the Liberal Unionists
to become part and parcel of the Govern
ment. The formation of such coalition,
however, would in no sense mean the per-
manent obliteration of party lines, or that
Lord Harrington had become Tory"
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DISAPPOINTED CROWD.
White Fails to Appear for His Swim
Through the Rapids.

White Fails to Appear for His Swim
Through the Rapids.
NIAGARA FALLS, July l6.-GeOrge w.
White, the OswegO barber, who came here
yesterday with announced intention of
swimming the rapids this morning, clad in
a cork suit about three-quarters of an inch
thick, had failed to keep his engagement
up to noon. In an interview with re-
porter late last evening White said that he
had successfully swap the Laehine Rap
ids ON thsiS,. -, nee, and added:
''The WhrhbS,s 1lnDSytSSds are much worse,
but with INV sStR suit 1 can get
through all right went down along the
bank here and had the folks point out the
spot where Captain Webb was killed. His
mistake was in trying to dive through the
mountain of foam where two outside cur
rents of the river surge to q peak. There
is sunken rock there against which he
struck. In making my attempt | will
simply float on the surface and will save
my strength to push away from any rocks.
If, rs people say, | will be sucked under
the surface by the undertOw, l can stand
il for five minutes. The current will carry
ME along better underneath, and it would
be best, for the passage occupies only four
minutes"
A bystander expressing disbelief that
White could do any such thing, u pail was
quickly filed with water, and White im-
mersed his head in it for four minutes.
You fellows need think am iOoling." he
said, ''for intend to 60 through. 1t will
knock Graham aSd his barrel sky high,
and he will not have a chance to exhibit
himself much"
In reply to y question ~ to his object in
making the attempt, White replied: II
am a poor barber, and if l get through
safely will make n fortune, and if don't
| it will be little loss to the world"
! About nine o'clock last evening White
heard that Canadian detectives were after
him, and secluded himself. Before he
went away he arranged with a few per-
sons to witness his attempt, 50 that there
would be no dispute about the feat if he
got through. The general sentiment is
that if White gets in the rapids he will be
killed. The police on the American side
they will not interfere with White. At 10
O'Clock this morning a crowd of people had
gathered on the bank expecting White to
make his appearance.
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rRoUBLE AMONG LUNrBERMEN.
A Cinclnnatian's Trouble with q Lumber
Purchase.
Special Tsls0rum % TIE Register.

PARKERsBURe, W. Va, July 16.-An
important case is now before the U. s. Court.
Clinton Crane, member Of the lumber firm
Of Crane & Co., Of Cincinnati, some time
since purchased $1,000 logs from W. W.
Thomas, of Putnam County, and paid him
$40, 600 surety on the bargain. Recently
Crane received word that the logs were
ready for him at Eighteen-mile Greek, and
went for them with the steamers Crown
Hill and Elaine. On arrival there he found
the RATS in charge Of an infuIiated lot OF
timber men, who swOre that Thomas owed
them for cutting the timber, and that the
logs should not beremoved until they were
paid. Crane was obliged to beat retreat,
and he at once appealed to the U. s. auth
thorities, who required him to give bond
in the sum of $12, 600 before he could take
the timber away.
Crane proceeded to Cincinnati and re-
turned at once with twelve 81 600 bonds,
which he deposited in the Second National
Bank, and gave the required bond. Deputy
Marshal Mehen was then sent by the Court
TO give Crane possession Of the timber.
The Marshal took charge Of the raft, and
notified the men to leave. They had built
small shanty on one of the logs, and pre-
pared to stay there indefinitely. Mehen
searched the shanty, found seven pistols,
two shOtguns, two rifles and several musk
cts, which he returned to the men. He
was allowed to take possession peaceably
thereafter, and the lumber is now on its
way to Cincinnati.
An exciting time is looked for when the
case comes to trial. 1t was only owing to
the GOODNESS and discretion Of the Deputy
Marshal that blood was not shed before
gaining possession of the property.
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CONGRESSIONAL PUGILIsTs.
,rrlceflI Encounter Between MesSrs'
Cobb aud Laird.

4 ..r,rsf,l Encounter Between Messrs.
Cobb and Laird.
W,,HINUruN, July 16.-The wordy
kTrulry between Representatives Cobb,
4 Indiana. and Laird, of Nebraska, ON the
i kroithr House OF Representatives, a
m,rof weeks ago in regard TO some land
i ,ri,, made BY the latter, eliminated in
saDguluJry encounter near the south
! =, entrance to the floor of the House
arrrIy after ono o'clock this after
ssn Il appears that Messrs.
H. and Laird met, and talked over
! dispute in which the former accused
i latter ui being = peUurer, and that
Il arrrd tu 20 down into the basement
4 ;hr Capitol and fight it out. Some one
krrhrlrl the arrangement and went ut
10 Mr.. pay son, of Illinois, who Is q
tembrruf the Committee on Public Lands,
(which MIR Cobb is chairman. MIR. Pay
tr hurried out oil the floor of the House
m overlook the members aS they were
tng down stairs to the basement. lie
tp>tulatrd with them, and, finally, as
i supposed. succeeded in pcrSuading them
} lrsl,t. The three men retraeed their
b.. and when they arrived ut the en-
! kHurr 10 the corridor running east and
) lE>, and occupying the south side floor OF
j House they stopped, and the two quar-
\ nc members resumed their dispute.
i Well, " said Laird, angrily, "yOu are
+ old liar
\ And YOU, " said Cobb, you are 4 per,
b.. and can prove it. D."
4N.. Plyson stood between the men at
moment; but quick as flash and with
y precision OF trip hammer Mr.. Laird s
n hand went over Mr.. PaySon's shoulder
i Mr. Cobb. Ii was 4 terrific blow, but
!. distance was 80 great that 1t only
3rrhrd Nr. Cobb lightly on the lower
j Of his nose and upper lip. Blood
j Sl,l uut instantly. MI Cobb, who is
s Powerful muu-SiN feet two inches and
j ,hng ,s!u pounds-rallied to resent the
U Nr. pavson separated the men by
y a,s.,r,u,r of some bystanders and the
&tuity ended.
liad the light aS arranged taken place IN
b,~rmrut il would have been a fierce
u Mr. Laird is - years old, about >
a n inches in height, weight 200
raIs. mJgnilicently prOpOrtioned and
&l.rt.c Mr. Cobb would have been ut a
kIylniasr only ON account of age, he be-
= Year, old Both men are courageous,
J both have manifested on other Occa-
n>J desire ana ability 10 defend them
ve, aGgiust personal imputations. The
oaatrg created a good deal of excite
IN about the House for a while. IL Is
r,,I the matter will be brought before
iioU> tor trial, vet most of the MEM
>ty nu rule was violated, because the
NUh.e occurred outside the hall of the
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Tn. ofP. Elect omcer..

TORONTO, July 16.-The election Of Off
ceIs Of the Supreme Lodge Of the World
Knights Of Pythias, to-day, resulted as fo!-
lows: Supreme Chancellor, Howard Doug
lase, Cincinnati; Supreme Vice Chancellor,
VIM. Ward, New jersey; Supreme Prelate,
DR., King. Toronto; Supreme Keeper OF
Records and Seals, K. T. CowaD, St. Louis;
supoerne Master Of EIchequer, j.
Wiley, Wilmington, Del; Supreme
Secretary Of the Endowment Rank, IL.
Nelson, Washington, d. c.; Supreme
Master at Arms, Charles F. Bragge,
Maine; Supreme Inner Guard,
Robert Newall, Arkansas; Supreme
Outer Guard, John W; Thompson, Wash
ington, D. c.; reelected The band com
petition did not come Oh, as most Of ths
band had LEFT for home.
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QUITE RIDICULOUS.
The Republican Talk About Doodle" Over
I'm Belmont

I'm Belmont
The Democracy Of Bellaire is entirely
satisfied with the ticket nominated, and
from what can be learned from the other
parts of the county, the party will go to
the polls to vote the ticket that has been
placed in nomination The editor Of the
Tribune, in Tuesdays issue, said that "a
Democrat who can look ut the Mugwump
administration of Cleveland with its hos
tility to Union soldiers; the record Of the
party on the free trade tariff, Doodle
frauds, reckless expenditure of money" "
etc, etc, etc, ''and still talk Of carrying
Belmont county for the Democratic ticket,
must be rs child-iike and as confiding as a
fresh arrival from the country Of All Sin.
And pray what has the tariff the admin.
istration, Doodle, etc, got to do with the
Democracy of Belmont county. The ad-
ministration is honest and only needs q
little time As to Growers vetoes, il is
safe to say that man who has dared to
tackle the U. s. Senate and several other
big jobs in the interest of right in the face
of almost universal opposition, will give
the soldiers their dues. When the Repub-
licans talk about Doodle in relation 20 the
Democrats they probably forget that they
are growing rotten in this district foi
moneys sake.
1t appears to be an assured fact that Bel
laire will soon have a Democratic daily,
A number of prominent business men an
interested in the new venture, and We un'
derstand press has already been ordered
Belmont county has long been in need of O
live Democratic paper, and, while we feel
that two daily papers is as much as the
city can afford, We say come on gentle
men there's always room for one more. y
A horse belonging to VIM. Findley
frightened yesterday and ran away. Tho
animal took bee line and ran until il was
exhausted. 1t was captured at the Pitts
burg coal works. The buggy was not in
jured.
Quite a number Of our people will take
advantage of the low rates 10 Chicago and
Milwaukee and will visit the Windy an6
Cream cities.
Sherman Workman, who works in thu
gas ditch, was hit on the hand with picI
and several bones were broken.
The ball given by the X. of l.. of Ben
wood in Turner's Hall, last night, wa
well attended.
Bellaire Encampment I. o. o. +. in
stalled new officers last night.
The talk of buying the glass works al
Ravenna, O., is again started.
The workingmau's party is talking of {
ticket for Belmont county.
Work OH the ditch for the natural "a.
pipes goes steadily on.
Fred FeddersOn is here from Akron Wis
iting his friends.
The mould shop of the Bellaire Goblet
Works is still of.
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Trouble with London socialists.

LONDON, July 16.-A revival of the
Socialist troubles in London is threatened
The police havo summoned. number Of
prominent Socialists to answer at trial on
Saturday for obstructing the streets last
Sunday, and have given warning that
future offenders against the peace and quiet
of the city will be promptly arrested. The
Socialist League issued an address last
night which is an infammatOry appeal to
the masses, urging them to maintain free
speech against the tyranny of the police at
all hazards, and to assemble in their thous-
ands at Edgeware Road next Sunday,
where the poet Morris will preside over
what is designed to be the largest gather
ing of Socialists that has yet assembled in
| IOndon
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HARD HITTERS.
,.,orssvBS LAIRD AND COBB FIGHT A
lNoNA> HALF ROUND SCRAP
r,,il,- Of The HOuss-Fhsy Gall Saeh Other
~ b, in Reference b Land OsSs-Ths
Is g, B.oOd Is Awarded 10 Laird and
the Fight Declared Draw
I'M ID he Reuislr.

-, rl,rrun to he Register.
~, 81. .,,,rysroN, July 16.-The light IN
Tonss lobby to-day is the topic Of dis
- - - whether the House will take
', non of the disgraeeful affair. II
4 o,,ur on the floor but in the outside
- some months ago the land Office
'' ,n Investigation Ofalleged fraudulent
I ,Iopg Sinking Water, Nebraska,
~,i,b congressman Laird and MS
..s.ru we're interested. Chairman Cobb,
4 hon, some weeks ago referred
~. when the Laird COM
bnsiness was before the
- The parties then came near to a
L.s,D,I encounter To-day in the House,
., ,r,s over 10 talk with PaySOn, Of
=. ,hont land matters, when Laird
l.,,-nn,ed bv insinuating the Western
a. were found and those in the South
states neglected. Cobb replied that
,-;al ~ discover all. Laird then, as
4. ,srcs,or, called Cobb a liar; Cobb
"a Tim 10 repeat it outside. The men
t..,frJ w I out into the corridor and epithets
",y ''y 1nd periurer were banded. Payson
- 49,. T. opt to separate them, but could not
-',t laird from striking Cobb IN the
NH bringing blood. This ended 1t, Cobb
1 3",'r, "., rr,..,trainrd from hitting back. Laird
I1, = but heavy and athletic. Cobb Is
4 bgra gint in stature. Lalrd,s brother
n, M, charged with completely in the
/. M WI, killed on the railroad track
H. vrrSs ago in Nebraska Laird served
4 rhr army while very young and grad
T. At the Michigan University. He IS
NON. in temper. The assault recalls
4 s,w,u, Gaming Of Sumner by Brooks.
4 E. rypr,ted that the House will take
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-17
BRADsTREET's REPORT
On the Business Situation During the
Week.

On the Business Situation During the
Week.
NEW YORK, July lG.--Spccial telegram>
to Rrd,isireet's this week, while repeating
the favorable trade features noted
week ago, report quite gen
eral hardening of domestic money
markets and wide spread improvement
in mercantile collections. At a few cities
autumn buying has begun notably Louis
vile where the taking is said to have been
large. The untavOrable wheat
crop prospect seems to discourage
speculation on the New York Stock Ex-
change. The StOppage Of hOstilities among
granger roads was not sufficient to put
prices up. Some activity and strength
developed in trunk line stocks. Money is
in fair supply on call at 2ad
per cent. ExchOnge weak. Now that do
mestic wool clip has been cleaned up in
terest ccnters on the degree of shortage as
compared with last year. Conservative
authorities place it at 10 per cent
with the greater share Of the
decrease in Tennessee, Kentucky, Nir,
ginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Texas.
London wool prices are no higher. Do
nestle quotations are unchanged and hold
ers very firm. Stocks of cotton goods
at the east are small. Some brands are
higher. Print cloths aIe firm and
higher. The steel rail mills Indicate their
prosperity by increasing the allotment fol-
the year to l, 400, 600 tons, 100000 hav-
ing been already contracted for. The activ-
ity is in Bessemer pig, at
Si9,OO per ton. Its production
aggregating 1885, 900 tons monthly out OF
455, 900 tons. The total monthly produc-
tion of anthracite and bituminOus irons is
accounted for by the condition Of the rail
industry.
The wheat market has been quieter,
with prices fiuctuating within a moderate
range. The damage to spring wheat is
currently estimated at from 10 to % pei
cent, earlier reports having been exagger-
ated,
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A HORRIBLE LYNCHING.
A Negro Ravisher is Given Choice Betwee
Hanging Himself and Being Burned.

A Negro Rayisher is Given Choice Between
Hanging Himself and Being Burned.
SAVANNAH, Ca, July l6.-InfOrmation
was received here to-day that Jake Bras
well, eOlOred, WAS lynched at noon yester-
day near Florida Fork. BraSswell had
rayished and horribly maltreated Dolly
Woods, little year old girl, while on
the way to school. She identified him af-
ter his capture and he confessed, saying he
would have killed the child but thought he
dead when ne left her A crowd of 100
whites and blacks had a conference and
gave Brasswell the choice of being burned
or hanging himself He chose hanging,
and climbed up a tree, fastened rope
around his own neck and limb of the
tree, but then refused to jump OIL A
negro climbed up, tied BrassSelPs hands,
and the crowd pushed him off with pole.
His body was riddled with bullets. The
child is not expected TO live.
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Pittsburg Races.

PTTTsBURG, PA, July 16.-The summer
trOtting meeting of the Exposition Driving
Park Association closed to-day with three
of the most exciting races seen here this
season. The course was in good condition
and the time unusually fast for o half
mile track. The attendance was about
=, 900. Summary. First race-2:2l class,
purse 81, 900, Judge Davis /, /, 1; Wind
sor 2, ., 2; Albert Frances 3, 8, 3; Edwin
c. 4, 4, 4; time 2:233, 2:22i, 2:24t. Second
race-2:24 pacing, class purse 5000, Delinea-
tor, 2, !, l, I; Charley Freel, !, 2, 2, 2;;ii
Salle c, 3, 3, 3, 3; Ben Star, Sam Jones,
Excelsior, Gray Harry, distanced; time
2:22I, 2:1s, 2:2ll, 2:2ll. Third race
Special purse 81 200; Harry Wilkes. 2 2,
/, /, /; Jewett, 1, 1, 2, ., ?; Time 2:2Oii,
OBJ 2.l9l, 2:21.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-17
THE EXrRADrrION TREATY.
~nator Who Thinks the Document Is 1
the NtAte nAnartmenf.

'~nator Who Thinks the Document Is In
the state Department.
A>HINGToN, July 16.-"It can be
d with Pcsltiveness, said a member
Pc senate to-day, that no eXtradition
~ between England and the United
'N n rr.ation to dynamiters, etc, has
! >eG' ,o the Senate, and that it is now
,e a senate committee. The mere
lug Vi such a document by our Min
AZ London and the Minister of the
"a Foreign Office has no significance
Is' than that the treaty meets with
1Pp7oyaI OF those representatives. 1t
Ie'r'ye the signature of the Secretary
ATE aud the ratification of the Senate
e" can have effect. | am inclined to
g iGdt such a treaty is now in the
IrISrtment, and that it will be sent
he senate"
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Crn,. Reannninfed. .

E,ya go De- RcgiSi,r.
NA,uNOruN, July 1G-Mr. G. r
b. Of Jefferson county, West Yirginia,
;. Uccntly employed ON the force Of tht
ls=.at-at-Auns OF the United States Sen
and who WAS crowded off the payroll
''' ur three Republican Senators, has
p appointed to q special dgency for the
->ary Department, and is at present on
Al CINCINNATI.
%. Ran Stalnaker, of Wheeling, was
le2- the visitors at the capitol to-day
.yit tor home tonight.
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Failure Of the Hop Crop.

Troy, n. Y, July 18.-Special reports
from hop growing counties are that there
will be from a third to half crop. There
is much excitement among farmers and
speculators. Hops advanced from 10 cents
on July l to 30 cents on July II. Many
farmers are plowing up their yards and
sowing buckwheat.
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Firemen Injured.

PITTsBURG, July ia fire tonight
partially destroyed Heusner's furniture
factory on First Alley, Allegheny City.
During the progress of the fire the ladder
on which were three iremen named James
Scott. Chris. Thermal and Henry Connor
broke and the men were preOipitated to the
ground, a distance of 80 feet, Scott was
internally injured and it is thought he will
die. The others were pretty badly hurt
but will recover. The loss was $50, 900.
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Post leadership irregularities

SAS;a,'NGroN, al, July 16.-The investigA-
,rI. u %" senate into the question Of post
T,.'u'iN was continued this morning,
~ documentary evidence submitted
y 10 roTobOrate the statements here
made TO the effect that there haG
| ,r,S ,~,SySnlarlties in the appointment Of
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Forepaurh,. Circus Train Wrecked,

PORTLAND, Me, July 16.-FOur cars OF
the Forepaugh circus train went over the
embankment near VasSal Borough at ESD
a. IN. to-day. Twenty-Five horses were
killed and several men were injured. Two
men are missing and are supposed to DO
baneath the wreck
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ADonble Hanging.

DoNAIDsONyILLE, La, July 10
Sampson RoOand and George solomon,
both colored, were hanged here to-day. In
February, 1884, on plantation nine miles
from here, ROOand shot and killed BenJa-
min Gersdortf, white, while the latter was
under the influence ofhquOr. The trouble
between the two, it is believed, was caused
by a woman.
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A west yirrinIan Among Them

KANSAS CITY, July 16.-At Topeka the
election of officers of the National Educa-
tional Society took place to-day,
and the followingwere chosen: President,
W. E. Sheldon; Secretary, j. II. Garfield,
Mass; Treasurer, E w. Hewitt, Ills
Among the Vice Presidents are H. l..
Jones, Pa, and l. B. Brown, W. Va
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Rnnklan,s Arnica salve.

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
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Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
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4 guaranteed to give satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan &Co.
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The Chess Tournament,

LONDON, July 1G.-In the fourth round
of the chess tournament, Mackenzie and
Bird played pretty Sicilian game, and
after 81 moves, Bird was beaten. Mason
began with the Lopez opening and obtained
an advantage over Burn, but losing piece
the game ended in draw. Blackbune
and Hanham played an interesting game.
The former always had the best of the po-
sition, but Hanham played such fine
Philidor defence that Blackburne was
only able to win after nearly four hours
of play Gunsberg, failing to main
tain his usual form, lost to Taaben-
haus. ZukertOrt had an easy victory over
Mortimer, Lipschutt commenced with an
irregular opening after Bird and Pollock,
but while attempting brilliant cOmbina-
ton he overlooked counter attack and
was beaten. Schallop did not play. The
scores so far are: Mackenzie 3! games,
Taubenhaus 3, Gunsberg, Pollock and
Burn %, Blackbume, Schallop and Zuker-
tort =, Mason u, Lipschutz |, Bird J.,
Mortimer and Hanham none. Mason and
Hanham have an unfinished game to play.
The pairing for the fifth round is: Bird
and Blackburne, Burn and Mackenzie,
Mortimer and Lipschutz, Taubenhaus and
Zukertort, Hanham and Gunsberg, and
Schollop and Mason. Pollock will not
play.
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Naval Appronr;,tion.

$,ShIN,GToN, D. C., July 16.-The
+, Spok up the Naval Appropriation
tae amendments reported by the
r. &c on Appropriations were all
90 70 without question and the bill