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quiet smile along the line, but he didn't
seem 10 have sense enough 10 notieeik
Weaaked him u he was willing 10 80
on first He said he Wssn't much Ola
player, and didn't think he could attend
10 II; but he pooh-poohed the idea, and
he ct last gave IN, while everybody
laughed IN their sleeves.
The game opened, The dude stood At
his place Just as II he was afraid the base
would Jump up and BITE him, We led OF
the game rather tendsFly at aFst, 80 Rs to
lead him on. Ben Thompson tossed a
ball TO him % II no was q baby, and he
caught II ~ Tilt Was can Of dynamite,
When he rubbed his hands and seoWled,
everybody whispered such things RB;
HAih't Il tender2 Somebody 20 pet
him." "Look ont, it'll fall 10 pieces
But tie game went on. ltwarmed up.
Ben Thompson turned his back TO the
dude and grinned TO the crowd,
Then everybody knew what was coming,
Ben raised himself on his tip.toes, tWirl-
ed around and shot the ball toward the
hTst base.
The crowd was breathless.
The ball went like lightning,
The dude grabbed for It. II hit him in
the hands and spun him around. The
crowd laughed while he stood there like Q
corpse trying to smile. In q minute or
two he got alive again. In fact, he got
considerably alive, He lifted his right
arm, swung It around like steam engine
dTlving-Wheel, and let the ball go toward
Ben Thompson. Ben smiled and put out
his hands 70 catch 1t, But he didn't smile
long. Somehow Ben fell, and when he
got up and put his hands In his pockets,
and said he wasn't well and wanted 10 60
home, we knew he was telling the truth,
for he was as pale as death and there were
tears In his eyes,
Sam Simmons took Bsn's place and
tried to paralyzl the first basemau, but the
first baseman swung around a. uAual and
came up with the same siekly smile, And
by-and'by he tossed ball to Sam. Poor
Sam | he tried TO catch II, but 1t slipped
through his hands, and at the present
writing the remains Of his late nose are
being remoulded in plaster cast,
Then the rest Of US determined TO do up
that dude II 1t cost US our lives, We wad-
ed in. For an hour the battle wsged. At
The end Of that time thete was only one
sound man on the field.
That man was Mr., 4. Bensing Compton
It was then decided to adjourn.
enjoyed the afternoon immensely,
assure you" said Mr.. Compton. "Hope
TO have the pleasure again."
"But we didn't reciprocate. We didn't
want reciprocity. We wanted solitude
and arnica.
We went homo, and that very night
somebody picked up e daily paper and
ran across this paragraph in the base ball
news:
"Mr. Compton, the wonderful throWer
and the excellent first baseman, has gone |
to the country for rest"
Last night we met at the crossroads,
again, and after thoroughly kicking our.
selves, we passed resolution. The pur-
port Of that resolution was that II Mr.,
Bsnsing Compton wanted any health from |
Concord Corners, he was welcome to all
he could get.
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
agGVTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
mN. sHeet \. W, wllhlnEtOa, Pc
Mr., NJ sTEvESs HART, Principal.

canine, sealon At Mt, LkKI PARE, Garrett %.
W. 6Ssinulas July - At l0;So A. r., closing
iSilsI q, isa6,
A,pylSTAGS OFFERED BLYTHE INSTITUTION
The Natural Development and Culture Of the
H.. In the puTpo.e q Conversation; headings
lnolstr address aud Singing The correct use 81
tupi6s r,,ns Of Articulation and ResplFatl0nj 10
ns hsSSilh HE Philosophical laws BY which those
ST.. M, preserved aud developed.
Tbe rasy aud Natural Expression Of Sentiment
4, ns,u, Of speech aud Gesture; including Char
N.asiy,tlon. dramatic Reading and Recitation.
ssta,,I il,rnclOn In Expressive Bible and Shakes
~. reading and In the reading Of Hymns,
p mn opportunity Afforded Teachers for the
.,SJ, al Practical Methods for Teaching AFlicnla'
,Sn md sight Heading. Methods based upon the
ht.IG.l,rs GAS Tor the study Of Kindergarten and
u.1m.fy Normal Methods Wlll be formed aud Ses-
AZ. Sd daily from July y 70 August ~, 1855,
WA rlns, win be taught by hl4 SUSIE Pollock
oiNs,hingiou, D. O., who studied and graduated
uefsete class for children will no held on three
,'H,itei lhe week, free Of charge,
u M Lectures will be given by Nm. Hart and
Nj, pollock, each upon the interests Of her own
drpartnelt'
." MRS. n. STEVENS HART, or
Mss sUsIE POLLOCK,
WaRhinILOn n q.
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The best blood purifier and system reg.
ulator ever placed within the reach Of
suffering humanity, truly Is Electric Bit.
tiers. Inactivity Of the Liver, Biliousness,
Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, OF
any disease Of the urinary organs, or who.
ever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild
stimulent will always find Electric Bit.
ters the best and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly; every bot.
tie guaranteed 10 give entire satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold at fifty cents Q
bottle BY Logan & Co. MwEAW
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Capt. Coleman, schooner Weymouth,
plying between Atlantic City and New
York, had been troubled with q cough 50
that he was unable to sleep, and was In
duced to try DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption. Itnot only gave him in.
slant relief, but allayed the extreme sore
ness in his breast, His children were
similarly affected and q single dose had
the same happy effect. Dr., Kings New
Discovery Is now the standard remedy in
the Coleman household and on board the
schooner. Free trial bottles Of this stand
ard remedy at ogan 4 Co.'s drug store,
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MI, Dc CHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, ", VA,

The thlryelghth year Of this WelI.knoWp Acad
any, under the charge Of the Valuation Nuns
Olea, on the anI Monday oil September next and
Ooauuus ten months.
pupils received at any tine in the session.
Those who desire TO place their daughten in au
Institution According exceptional advantages In
tbsway Of heAlthiul aud delightful location, OK
reent board, thorough discipline and instruction
n the hands Of lifelong teachers, in every depart
men, Of female education, including the modern
languages and music, should send for catalogue
Of this school, Address,
Directresso Of the Academy oithe Visitation,
MT. De CHANTAL,
,nsSpAw Near wheeling, ". Va.
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1luel.len,s ArnIea sAlve.

The boDt salye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, ChApped Hands, Chllblains,
Corns and oil Skin Eruptions, and posl.
lively cures Piles, OF no pay required. II
ID guaranteed 10 give perfect gatlBiaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents poi
box. For sale by Logan &Oo.
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MIS-. A. W. BRocKAw, OF Groton, Brown
4 Co., Dakota, used Allcock's Plasters for
fifteen years-completely cured Of irregu-
larity by using two Plasters across the
small OF the back for seven days each
month-also found them very etficacious in
Kidney Trouble-Cured OF q dull, heavy
pain and pressure at the base OF the brain
by wearing an Allcock's Porous Plaster OF
the back Of the neck. MwEAw
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az gRteILisea6lG
om0oI No. IS and q F0artoenth stroet,
WEE pATTLE on Inl cHoR,
0rAianAdsoeais

IArlliian Advocate,
Hall a bar, half . bar,
IS Hall bar ONWARD
Into an awful ditch
Lhnlf and pfecantor hitch;
Into mGIs OF pitch
They led the Old Hundred,
Irebles U right o. them,
TenOrt 70 leil Of them,
Bases In front Of them,
y lowed and thundeEed,
oh, that pFecentOrs look
When the sopranos took
Their own time and hook
From the Old Hundred.
Dire the pFecentor'S glare,
Flashed his p tChi0Ik III ilE,
Sounding fresh key 70 bgAf
Out The U 4 Hundred,
RWlt " he turned his back,
Grabbed his hat Oh the rack,
Then from the screaming pack
Hlmsel he sundend.
OH tho Wild h0Wls they wrought
Quite 70 the end they fought
Some tune they Eang, but not
Not the Old Hundred,
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otp and reliable medicines are the best
10 depend upon. ACker's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for years for All i'm.
puritieB Of the blood, In every form OIL
bcfoiulous, eyphilltiC or mercufial dis,
eases, II ID invaluable. For rheumatism,
has no equal. Sold BY Logan 4 Co. and
CHARLES Menkemellef,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money aud sto'
Markets.

The Features of the Money aud Stock
Markets.
NEW YoRK, July G-Money on call easy At II Il
. percent. Prime mercantile paper 4Ib percent
sterling Exchange dull at q 81 Tor 90 days and
GGvGENsENT BoSDs-wOre dull and steady TO.
STATE BoNts Were dull and generally arm.
RAILROAD BONDS Were duh; sae6 Si,072,0o0
with advances recorded IN M 81 cases
srOCKs Opened 81 ong. Great interest wal
manifested IN Western Union on account Of IL ex
cited condition on 9atufda,. The opening was al
70, OF. II percent higher than saturdiy 's closing
and We price GPwy Sasgedl Of al day long
ban, the former claiming that stock would go W
10 " before August aud the latter claim develop
mems mar At hand which would reduce the price
the opening, II being believed BY many trAdon
that London was large purchaser, The gfangerl
gradually d ground on the reports Of cut b.
Raode Island and dtouLhs 10 the northwest. Chi.
| Cago was taid 70 DO selling these bonds.
The active liSt OF tue close showed q general 90
cline Of n 10 az percent Western Union lost the
latter figure aud NOflnWtAleFA lost *, tAolht
Mall ~, Omaha y *, and Northern Pacific TX pof'
transactions scO,as4 shares.
i26ISi d. s,IIfs, 1iSl, paciaC d oi'S6, Ia.
srpcKs-Closed bid; Adams Express, 1lOi Amer
Pacihc. 42Hi ChtsapeakO 4 Ohio. " DO huts pre-
bS sSSsr III sS &c S ssSSsai S a. pe,f nd
Vg1Ii Fort Wayne, rs. Kansas q Texas, SlllS
Lake Erie 4 Western, lit Lake Hhbfe, Blkj Louis
Vile a Naahyllle, ~ Loulsyillo, New Albany 4
chicago, W Memphis \ Char est0nt, u, Mich
Uhaltah 0ogA vi New Jersey CstitraI, bIft NOfh
en- nallhu z7H do preferred, 0g3{i thlcag9 4
Northwestern, liglt, do preferred, llit New iOil
Central, l019fi Ohio C6Ittal, II Ohio q MlsiS
slpp, DO pieigtfed, Wi PAelhe Mall o.
Sl ~ lsl s1sln n ~, ss ta
iiOJI O., n. 4 q Paul, SiIS DO preferred, i31jS
TOiAs a Pact 70, l1zl uhon Pacific, 66jfj Unlled
lSftsd, &Si TsilgfaiSS ExpFei,, 10 We !Ss "a
Uhlol, OK
lifeadstnffs and PfoViaionS.
INV YoRK. July 6.-YlOuf, receipts @ot2 bar
felsi exports 9gll BARRELS aud 05li aaq1si maize
wheat weslsta extra u iSI SSi fancy % u %
Cgtnmu1 70 good extra Ohio ~ G0a4 p1I common Il
chplIo extra o. Louis ega6 gQi pl.ent MlnnOloli
eGltA, I'd 70 ptime u 6O4 15i tholeo v qOubl,
eGltai U g. Wheat teCelPl1 1890 gulhelli o.
advanced 2jSAli q, closing lfn, With Speculation
No y bhskt SAILS w bushels OF illutOs Aht
Nv bushels Of spot ungtAdQd winter red S6AsIjSe
No. 3 apI1H SatoI no. ted n0ninlll No tx
plcl ~. Nhile9eel No 2 nd July % olOset
lembSf 81 H. closed u le)iel Urig6Si 81
HJho closed N we, kUyOmbef ID a9ijsd, eiUt6y
| atglNo december v1)(Apl 90 CLOSED al w., Jan
uAiy BiAli3i 70, closed IL bisldl Nay es53iAe1(C
plolqd o. yllic, Conn spot l1tl 3iAiq and 6gtl0n
6lsl t1PGtll tl,gB tulhelli ale. 5s0,tq0 buln
pla u luluttli !. OliIgO bulhOll Of spot
llefadtd glli1ol No, z ll,sala1l ID oleYAi1
Stilajlcg yellow Va, No . 5ily %, ei0so
q, isltel Augui. asailel ecsed ~ t9'tei tep'eia
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Wheellnr 1.-Two stool, n1nrkot.

The cattle market has continued active, and hog
have shown considerable activity, Quotations
fauge about a. follows:
Cdtle-l 900 10 l,l00 lbs stock 4AI1%c per H..
800 70 200 lbs SIaic per H.; 100 70 90 rs, "a
30 per ID.
i0Og-MAfket active; s9la4c per Id.
Ldmbs-Good Of 8a41<c per ID.
C1ltts-s3 00a6 90 per head.
sheCD-2LSA2c pef H.
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pR, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

VIII cura Diseases oi the Kidueys. Gravel, elect
sttlclnres and all Urinary aud UTtthnl Diseases
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal Weakness
Los Of VIgof, Premature Decline IN Man, Early
Decay, Impot6ncy caused By efron Of youth. eI.
and nose, tilces, evuptlnnB scT0lilA letter, salt
fhOum, and ali blood ard atiu di,Cates. Female
Weakness speedily cured 1onoffhee cured IN
three days Pile q g. Eold in Wheeling, W "
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A Chicago jeweler is said to have in.
vented self.winding watch. Now let
the same genius apply himself to the in
vention OF a self.winding watch key.
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from the Spice 1slands 10 the breath which
has been petiamed by the aid Of BoAoDoNr,
the national beAutiH6r Of the teeth. Decay
touched not the teeth which have been
fortified galnbtilbythis mAlchlea1 dental
inylgotant NM
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baioh0pr.a Celobrated HaIr DYe.

bli "a In1lAnl relief Pinei oute u 10 dlys,
flLEot And ntvef felnil... 10 pniie, 70 Ave no
saP. Sdais;lSi q u tISos ,, 4; l Is,.,u
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No khAoaLSFWiid a6Net Of The heath
taGKeetet than my JullA'gl OBJ,
No u whittier than her leglh
While het s0il llps The toes dye,
For 61lODON 4 Bhaf deliahL
u kl0pl lhplo ehAfma Do hliO and blilhA.
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$780,. 80, a.. =,
tanordS me pleasure 70 assure you tn9t ~.
XII using ~ Y. MeLanes Selen 5,I NY Lfss
lSn, mUss ,Ls Wgh SeS " ny nnY
had them constantly and had 20 try other, and
| have tried good variety, but I have never
had any 70 act 50 promptly, prontaDly, aug
nicely as McLane's. have used them myself,
wife, and children, With the most gratifying 70.
suits. For children, haying used them on ny
own with such easy and happy etect, would
recommend them 70 one aud 70 al. IheSe
pills do the wofk--do u promptly, 90 " Well
mover, as o liver coFrectOr, as forerunner
XII ~ insdiei I e sSi 10 pE McLaneS Cee.
bratsd Liver PllIs, / expect 70 use them as
ione n iilye. il they cont hue as good as they
hnve mean m the n6st.
''''' Yours truly, Ell. GtLEs.
fa'soT ny D SnESa 1 FOFlSS 6enisFense
Try1sr,no ror.da Was. ON.
MrssRs Ftr,tiNd IA BROS tsIt5SO e1AN ' NA'
sIrs,-YOur pills game all right and l can say
they are SnG GO 1ls o HI san .ay h. q Me-
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A New York exchange says: "Jay
Gould has left the street" II was probG-
bly, too heavy for him to carry Of. There
Is reason for almost everything.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 6.-The DroveTs Journa! re-
ports; Cattle-Receps %, Gov head; shipments 100
head; ina ket slow And $50 below Friday; ship.
ping 9teers Is Isl stoOEerl aud feeders q 25ai 0l
through Texas cattle % 0Oli W. HOgs-RecelpH
II zoo head shipments 5000 head; market opened
strong and closed lower; IOuRh and mixed 81 6sR
%; sEips q GOSi 50. shreep-ReceIpts i's0 had;
shipments noue; market SLOW and weak; natives
g. 60a4 o; Texans 81 6OR9 w,
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Mrs. Gladstone must be dreadfully
proud Of her old man, but she won't tell
what she knows about his temper when
his collars are too heavily starched.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

HUTOHisON { GARytN, e.
gMee, odd FellggI ItAll, corner Chapllne And
~ SSslISS llS SlS " asuS collssdhs ISisse
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grrusportati6u.

pITIsBURGH, CINCINNATI & sT.
u LOUIS RAILR0 an Panhandle RontAt
90 iHS6 Tlins leave Panhandle Slstlon, i1Dtol
Eleventh. street. near public landing, q iolloWl,
Central Standard umAi
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NEWSPAPER GAN: AZ 1 4 4, 1 a:
ADVERTISING H; A: S !. - sE ~:
The advertiser who WAnlh 10 sptnd one dol aflnbs
IN II the Information he ieqtlfUa, WbIle ilf him
IdVoftl lbF scheme q Indicated which will meet
his ever requirement, OF can b. made 10 DO 10 ~
slight ch4rel eallI Arrived ~ By p0iteiI Ondet ~
one hundred and biy.thiee Odltlonl have been
Apply 70 geo +. no tELII u CO., NeWtpanef All
ysrtlilng Buisau 10 Spruce street, lPfinlllg Houle
gguAiUl Nav YCtt, d6B
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.NHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
" blecorfected 10 JUNE "a, 1855, Trains
leave Panhandle station, font OF Eleventh street,
near public lending, ~ fnll0wA-Cetita ttaudatd
un'' COMO SOUTH
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WTHEEL1NG & PITTSBURGH DIYT.

WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIyt
w SION, b 80.
on and alter MAY 90, 1885 passenger trains vii 1
run n iollOws-Wheellng time
For Pitlsburgh- sos q M, 1888 o. m. daily 1855
D m. Is . M, daily
For Wellington ;bO p. m, dbllv except sunday.
From PltlbuTgh- 1;50 q. m, Gao p. IN, daily
e1eapt Sunday. 0.26 p. N. daily 800 m daily.
From walhingtop 10 a. IN daily; n:S0 a. M,
6:20 y, M, 1918 p. N. daily.
o. X LORD, General Passenger Agent
B. DUNBAR, General superintendent.
J.T LANE, TIRy. Pass. AgL, wheeling.
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All trains daily EXCEPT Sunday
Pullmanis Palace kuttt or Hotel Sleeping Cars
through without change nom stephepYi w kiSt 70
cilclnpiu, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis and
ST. L1ulA,
For through tickets baggage checks, sleeplpgCar
accommodations and ANY further information APP
ply To JOHN O. TO lNsON Ticket Agent NJ Pan.
handle station, foot Of Eleventh Stre or at City
Ticket ONCE, under Mcclure House, Wneaing
JAMES AOcREA,
General Manager PlttlburRh, Pa,
X A, FORD,
denl pass and Ticket Agent pittsbaFsh. Pc.
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East LIBERTY. Pa, July G-Cattle- Receipts 800
head: shipments $50 head; market slow on CON
shipped 70 New York to-day. Hoss-ReCelpN Lao
head; shipments l. 100 head; market active; thilA
delphlas S5l6a6 %; iOrkers 81 90'6 06t Z cars o.
hogs shipped 10 New York to-day. shgep-Re.
OelplE 40 head shipments 3, 100 head market dull
and q shade lower than Monday.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-Hogs Grn; light 81 50; pack
ing aud butchers g. Sous 0Oi receipts S,s2l head
shipments 1850 head.
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BALTIMORE, ND July 6,-Flour steady and quiet
western snperane g 6Oa2 70; do extra s. 00as 65
iHmil{ y 76A 20. Wheat, WESTERN higher and &c
July $40 asked; August 8i5tRS nc; Hepteu6e
B5IfAS54tC. Corn, western higher and dull; Wst
ern mixed spot 4S5lRi51Sc; August ,IijzR4SO Dat
hrneF; western white Hai0Gt do mixed 8ia96c
day easy aud dull; prime 10 choice western % Oh
y 60 Bitter steady; western packed l0alSC cream
cry lb0lSc, Eggs dull at l2a2lHC.
TOLEDO, o., JulY6.-Wheat Arm: cash slI%aSSc
July VI {cj August S2o September Sc. Corn steady
August &IItc, Oats, moth ne doing,
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Fq-pAPigAL PRlNE, SIS, pOo.-ga
ricketts, only 81, shares a RrSboEtion,
LOllslana State Lottery Company.

ave do hereby certify that We supervise the AZ.
Flngemenh for All tho Monthly and Qnarlelly
drawings Of The L0niEialA STATE LottsFy Company.
and In person manage and control the QaVin@
themselHel, aud that ne same an conducted with
honesty, hiFneE and IN good faith toward al pan,
Tia, aud w authoEi7e the Company 70 use thii
certificate, with a0Emilss Of our EiglRtlrs n.
lRshsd, N IL RdYertisement.N
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The market has not been quite as brisk during tho
past week as Il was during the preceding week or
ten days, The local dealers have been making
further purchases Ut 80 cents, although large
number OF large growers are still holding out for
q better price Quotations range as i0llOWG; Xxx
washed 2SaAla; nnwaShed. ono. Third of; medium
washed, 25A3OO; unwashed, I8a20c.
GlAIeR1-Sl 16Al ", according 70 quality.
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g .qa AZ, 4AY " lsS passenger tal vim
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NEW YoAK, July O-CoLton. futures market was
pretty arm, with continued covering gu the July
and AuglSt contract, and also 10 some extent on
the late months but the latter also handled with
some freedom on buying Creeu.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-cotton steady; middllng
~" Wool
NEW YoRk, July S5wool firm and active; do
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Petroleum.

NEW YoRK, July 6-The exports Of domestic col
ton the past week were 4,b49 paGkaget whic
makes the total for the expired portion Of the yea
time last year, 702 In 1874 aud S. 800 In 1883 TIL
market has been more quiet In new demand, q
many Uuyefs are sill absent on their holiday OF
cCsinn, The movement, however, was Of 3 nO
narientnRa "a being dlatrihnled In nrdnn.
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VI WHTIII7II 7TI7Tl JUDY y '
> AZ predicted IN Last weeks report, provisions
have advanced tos Ttlll higher notch and lhOy stu
have higher tendency, the prices given being On
an average, only about 0nA-quRrtsI Of cent AbOyI
Chicago prices A good made IN thl6 department.
has been transacted during the pat week. Ihf
grncefg trade Is hfit elsH Prices arc urn and
steady and the demand t0F all articles coed. Pro.
duee c0hunues 70 come 10 Ia large quantities With
but little change IN the low pli6el already sIyen.
The figures given below are subject 70 fluctuations
during the week,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-25
I'd EDITION,
--latest kilograms to The Star.
TIRED OF WAITING ron DALTON.

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Tne ohio House Committee Send . Ser.
geont-at-Arms After Him.
special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, Feb. 25.-The house committee
on privileges and elections have sent q ser.
geant-at-arms to Cincinnati with instructions
W oring MI. Daniel Dalton before the commit
zee AT once The committee is not inclined to
oiame Dalton for his delay, but throw the re-
sponsibiity on the senate committee. The
court directed that Dalton should deliver the
Eecords 70 the house committee This COM
mittee has patiently waited for the senate com.
nittee 70 examine the returns and photograph
tnem. The house committee now feel that they
nave played second fiddle to the senate as long
as tney should and the records are theirs and
tney propose to have them. The seryeant-at-
arms VIII arrive this evening with Dalton, and
ne Me uoes not produce the returns will be COM
mltteo 10 Jail The house will adjourn to
MORROW morning until Tuesday next, and Dali
ha r wo1id De compelled to remain behind the
me Payne Investigating committee will take
afternoon. ~'' w."
BY Associated Press
Clerk Dalton Arrested.
GINcINNATI, Feb. INSTRUMENTATION
Alien, OF the Ohio house of representatives ar
Iested Daniel j. Dalton to-day for refusing to
" " Colompus with the returns Of precinct A,
lourtn ward. Dalton said he was unable to
SSOmpiy with the order of the house committee,
because the senate committee still hold the re.
turns His attorney applied to Judge Robertson
ior writ OF habeas corpus. Dalton was re.
leaSeO ON MS own recOgnfzanCe.