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CUSTOMS CONGRATULATIONS.
The Senate Takes Up the Bill and
Adds n SectiOn

The Senate Takes Up the Bill and
Adds a Section.
WASHINGTON, March l4.--The Senate to-
day took up the undervauation bill, and it
was read at length. 1t consists Of twenty
seven printed pages. An additional section
was inserted authorizing the general ap-
praisers to call before them and examine on
oath any owner, inspector, agent, consignee,
or other persons, touching importations
and to require the production of letters,
papers, etc. After much discussion the
phraseology of the second section was
amend d so as to require the invoice 10 be
made at the place from which the mer-
chandise is to be exported to the United
States. This section is intended TO cover
shipments from ports in any country of
goods which may have originated IN another
country or countries
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DIsFIGUERED WITH vITRIoL.
Out of a Forgery scrape.

STAUNToN, VA, March H.--Charles T..
Clinedinst and George Bodell, pro uinent
carriage manufacturers here, were extra
dited from Canada last September upon a
charge of making and uttering forged paper
in Stanton to large amount, Clinedinst
was put OH trial to-day. The jury failed to
agree, only one member of IL voting for
conviction. The Commonwealth attorney
then en- cred nolle pros in each case, aud
both prisoners were dl charged.
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KILLED BY A BAD AIM.
An Innocent Man Killed in a Quarrel
at Vanceville.

at VanceVille.
ALAPAHA, GA, March l4.--At II o'clock
last night at the Vanceville saw mill two
negroes, one employed at the mills and one
on the Brunswick and Western construction
train, engaged in free fight, during which
Sidney Bradley, one OF the parties, fired at
the other with a shotgun. He missed his
ann and lodged fifty-three shot in the person
of Barley Davis, some distance Off, killing
him almost instantly. Davis WIS a white
man and lived at Leliaton, Ga. His corpss
was sent this NOR ing TO his widow Ell
mother and Eve sorrowing brothers and
gigtare
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40 Regulate lelegraph Business.

WAsHINGToN, March IA I'm the Senate
to-day Mr.. Cullon moved tnat the Senate
bill reported from the Post Office Com
mittee, TO regulate conimerce carried on by
telegraph, be referred to the Committee on
Interstate Commerce. This was agreed to
after a few words by Mr.. Reagan in vindi
cation of the Post Office Committee.
After an executive Session the Senate add
iourned
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No Mormons at Athens.

ATHENS, GA, March 14-At the present
writing there nre no more Morinons in
Athens. The two referred b seye al weeks
ago departed, but they tod their landlords
they would DO back in few days. They
have probably left tins section for good, as
they are aware Of the fact by tbs time that
their identity has been discovered
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Two Ri1la Passeci-

WAsHINGToN, March l4.-Tn the House
to-day he bill reducing the fee for pass
ports TO 81 was passed, as as also the bill
appr 1priating 5000 10 enable the President
20 extend TO the inhabitants of Tanega-
Sima, an island of Japen, suitable recog-
milton of the humane treatment OF the sur
vivors Of the crew of the American bark
Cashmere
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FREE SHIPS AND SUBSIDIES.
The House Committee Has Not Reach
ed q Vote Yet.

AO 1lOooO nus INOO IN0dCl-
ed q Vote Yet.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The House
Committee on Merchant Marine has not re-
ported either the free ship bill or the sub
sidy bill. In fact it has not voted upon
them, but this is due to the fact that Leopold
Morse, a member of the committee, has not
as yet attended any of its meetings. The
opinions of the other members are well
known. Amos j. Cummings, of New York
will vote ith the Republicans, the latter
believe, against the free ship bill and in
favor Of the subsidy bill whenever a vote is
had. So the vote on reporting either would
stand six to six and so would fail. II is not
known to the members of the committee
how Mr.. Morse would vote on either bill.
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Randalps Duty on Rice.

WAsHINGToN, March 13.-Mr. Randall
has revised the rice schedule Of his tariff
bill. As revised, it 10 as follows: Cleaned
rice, &c. per pound; ulcleaned, 1kc.
paddy, 11Ec. broken or graduated that
will pass through No. IL wire gauge
screen. 30
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A Civil Service Committee.

WAsHfNGToN, March 14-In the Senate
to-day the presiding officer announced the
Select COMMITTEES on Civil Service as fol-
lows; Messrs. Hale. Manderson, Chace,
Spooner, Blackburn, Daniel and Blodgett.
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Relief for a canal Companv.

WASHINGTON, March 14.--In the Senate
to-day Mr. Riddleberger, from the Commit
tee on Naval Affairs, reported the bill for
the relief Of the Albemarle and Chesapeake
Canal Company.
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Ready for Ratification n.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Secretary
Bayard said tonight that the treaty with
China had been signed and would be sent
to the President at once for ansmission to
Congress. AS to the provisions of the
treaty, the Secretary declined to say any
thing
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Post to Keen His Place.

WASHINGTON, March 14.--In the House
to-day Mr. O'F'errall submitted the report
Of the Commii tee on Elections in the Hi
nois election case Of Worthington against
Post, and it was placed upon the calendar.
II confirms the right of Mr.. Post to the
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Carlisla in tha Chair.

WASHINGTON, March 14-In the House
to-day Speaker Carlisle resumed his post Of
duty this morning, and was greeted with a
round Of applause.
Speaker Carlisle is very much improved
in health by his trip to Wichita, from which
he returned last night.
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Frve Gettinr Wall.

WASHINGTON, March 14-Senatot Frye
felt well enough TO go TO the Senate to-day.
lie will soon he himself again.
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Western Unions Dividends.

NEW YoRK, March l4.--The Western
Union Telegraph Company directors to-
day declared a quarterly dividend Of l 4 per
cent
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NEW York, March 4.-Jay Gould was
at the Island of st. Thomas yesterday.
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SERVICES AT WASHINGTON.
VITRIOL FOR A SIREN.
A Missouri Physician Disflgures His
Sons Mistress

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, March l4.-Dr.
George w. Cox, a prominent physician of
Springfield, and United States pension
examiner has young son who became in
fatuated with a woman Of bad repute named
Efie Ellis, of st. Louis DR.. Cox tried in
vain to break up the alliance, and after his
son had become notorious, and had
squandered several Thousand dollars upon
the woman the doctor enticed the latter to
Springfield by means of kilograms signed
with hls sons name.
DIsFIGUERED WITH vITRIoL.
The woman arrived here early this morn
ing and entered carriage at the depot
Dr. Cox was in the carriage and as soon as
the woman entered it he broke over her
he d bottle of yitriol The woman's
screams brought the police, vino released
her from the frenzed physician, arrested
the doctor and cared for the woman. The
latter is horribly dishgured. Both eyes are
destroyed, but she VIII not lose her life
The doctor was arrested on charge Of
mayhem and released on 5000 bolds
There was some talk Of lynching the doctor,
but the excitement has subsided.
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What is this nervous trouble" with
which SO many seem now to be afflicted?
II you will remember few years ago
the word Malaria was comparatively IN
known-to-day it is US common as any
word in the English language, yet this
word covers only the meaning OF another
word used by our forcfathers in times
mast. So it Is with nervous diseases, rs
they and Malaria are intended to cover
what our grandfathers called Bilioasness,
and all are caused by troubles that arise
from diseased condition OF tho Liver
which in performing its functions finding
it cannot dispose OF tho bile through the
ordinary channel is compelled to pass it
of through the system, causing nervous
troubles, Malaria, Bilious Fever, etc.
You who are suffering can well appre-
ciate n cure. We recommend Green's
August Flower. It's cures are marvellous.
DIw
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will be inconvenience in wet seasons
unless the frosts come early. Dry pas
lures should be preferred TO rainy
weather. Tall grass is very injurious
to sheep, getting them wet and causing
distemper.
To detect oieomnrgarine, says well
known chemist, mix Oleomargarine with
a strong solution OF ammonia ut TEN,
perature OF boiling water, and 1t Will
produce thick froth, while pure butter
under the same conditions, forms only
few bubbles.
Sunilower seed may be ground and
feed 10 stock. 1t is fully equal to linseed
meal, and a large supply can be raised
on the farm. It's use in the stock 1000
will permit of growing at home that
which is procured elsewhere: For
poultry it is Invaluable, especially dur
ing the period OF melting.
Docking the tails OF horses was prac-
tice in vogue forty years ago, the bob
tail nags" being in demand. OF recent
years it is again being practiced TO GER
tain extent. The cruelty of so doing is
that it deprives the animal OF its only
defense against the attacks OF insects.
The horse cannot have too much tail in
summer.
Strawberry rust is shown by spots on
the leaves. 1t is not yet decided II it is
n disease due to fungus. The remedy
tried with the best success is to NOV the
vines and weeds as soon us the crop IS
picked, and burn them. Mulch that
may be applied late this fall should be
shaken up in spring and the mulch and
bed burned over.
A new weather prediction has been
discovered by French scientist. He
observes that the scintillations OF stars
increase before many storms, indicating
disturbance OF the upper atmosphere
hours before the meteorological instru'
ments show any change. The tiercer
the storm the more is the strength OF the
scintillations increased.
Never grow trees of different kinds
together until satisfied one does not in
iure the other, as is frequently the case
when plums are grown near peaches,
thus inducing the curcuio to sometimes
attack the latter. A single wild cherry
tree near M apple orchard will provide
u harboring place for caterpilIars, which
finally injure the apple orchard.
Open sheds ut this season are prefer.
able to stables. They should be dry, and
and no draughts OF air should flow
through them. II yards are attached
the COWS can enjoy themselves in
the tun during the day, il they are not
allowed on the pasture. The cows
should not be confined too closely to the
stalls OF the stable until cool weather.
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Live Stock,

CHICAGO. Oct. lO.-Cattlc,- RccCIpu 70 900 hcsd
shipments 800 head; market slow; bccvcS s. l5a
~; steers - 5a5 65; StoeGeEs@hI teedeFs " Ion
90: COWS, bulls and mixed 81 JCn3 W; Texans
81 GiaS IL: western rangers s. 2jAt 10. llogs-Re.
celpts Il, 900 head; shipments GOD head: market
stronger: mixed g. C0a6 %: heavy s. 7haG y;
light s. Hn5 20; SIips St JOG5 Is. Sheen-Recetptl
100 head shipments . 800 head market strong;
natives s. bal II: westerns s. OOaS ~; Texans
s. 7jaJ %; lambs iOOa5 ~.
EAST IIBERTY, Pa, Oct. l0,-C0tIle-.RocelptA
9Sl hGnh:' shipments l,473 head; market slow;
prime s. 9jaj IS; fair TO good s. 75G4 %; common
g 5Oa3 90. lIOgS--RccelptS $50 head shipments
100 head market dull, 25c 0iron all grades from
this market; Philadelphia S. Coat 80; mixed
81 iOa6 So; Workers 81 2jaG Is; common 10 i9iI
50 OOaG 20; pigs s. 7jGG 90. ,Sheep-Recelps 2,OOt
head; shipments 900 head: market firm; prime
al O0at y: fair to good 50 5Oaj 10; common " u
as w; lambs 81 5QA5 80.
CrScISSATf, Oct. lO.-IIoGs less active and
lower; common and light 81 1ha5 -; packing
and butchers s. 6oAG 10; receipts 1000 head; ship
ments 1000 head.
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AGRICULTURAL NOTES.

A slight application-of sturgeon oil on
the TANKS, necks and tender parts OF the
body will partially prevent horses from
being attacked by insects.
Wood ashes are the best remedy for
pear trees that bear cracked fruit. First
Stir the soil around the trees and scat
ter the ashes over the surface.
"A prominent bee.keeper employs $50
hands about his bee establishment,
while firm makes 10000 pounds OF ar
tifCiai comb foundation for sale to bee
keepers.
Careful experiments show that the
evening milk contains more, solids than
that drawn in the morning, due perhaps
to greater variety OF food being allowed
during the day.
1t is OF no advantage for an animal to
be small eater" In order to produce
largely the animal should consume as
much food as possible, and always have
great appetite.
The COW that gives yield OF milk and
butter above the average, for the whole
period when she is in milk, is more
Valuable lIluH ouc SISlulHS iABSAy ~
first and diminishing aflerward.
To produce large grapes, or any other
fruit, the surplus should be thinned out.
In the fall use a liberal application OF
weII.rotted manure, and il the spring
apply ashes and superphosphate.
To save seed corn select the ripest,
heaviest, earliest ears, and from the
strongest and most prolific stalks. In
this manner the corn can be improved
each year, and at very little expense and
care.
1t is claimed that on IN average the
food of COW should yield q per cent,
in dry food matter OF her own weight
but this depends upon many conditions
A small COW will sometimes eat larger
quantity and produce more than larger
one.
Young rye gives q rich color to the
milk, and promotes the flow. For late
pasturage IL is excellent, but should moi
DO fed exclusively. In the winter sea
son suCculent food is best obtained from
ensilage, but the rye can DO used until
frost freezes the ground.
Pastures should be grazed down, and
no tall grass or weeds should remain
Not only is it injurious to allow tn!
weeds and grass to remain, but stool
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Tho Features of the Money aud Stock Mar
keta.


NEW YoRx. Oct iO.-MonOy on call easy at
AZ Iet cent; last Loan at per nt,c!Osed offer
cd at per cent. Prime mercantile paper ga
% per cent. Sterling exchange quiet and steady
at 81 STAT IS. Sales Of stocks to-day were 2'lilS
shares.
The stock market was quiet and weak, and de-
clInIng throughout most Of the day, and the re-
suit OF the transactions was to leave everything
lower. The opening figures were. from u to z
per cent above the FINAL prices Q! the evening,
but there was little animation 10 the list outside
Of few leading stocks, and the carly improve
ment was soon wiped out. New England. Atchi'
son aud St. Paul q Duluth led the decline; now
ever, which amounted 10 fractions only IN the
rest Of the list. The decline continued with put
slight interruption until toward ! p. m, when
there was an improvement nll along the line,
while the market subsidized into the most intense
dullneSs. More animation was shown IN Tue
last hour, however. and the decline was renew.
cd with force and the market finally closed quiet
but weak at close TO the lowest prices Of the
day. The entire active list II lower and Duluth
lost ~ per cent, New England =, Chicago, Bur
lIngtOn Quincy II per cent.
Railroad bonds quiet; sales 81 ,gI2,0O0.
Government and State bonds dull aud steady.
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General Notices.
Proposals.
Proposals for Temporary Bridge,

Sealed Proposals will be received at the office
OF the Board Of Public Works until II O'Clock
noon OF Monday, October 10. 1888, for putting up
n temporary bridge over Wheeling creek ut Main
street. Plans and specifications eau be seen al
the office OF the Board.
Bidders will be required TO file with their bid
a certified check for 500 20, payable to the City
OF Wheeling, as forfeit In case OF refusal 10 cn'
ter Into contract II Same IL awarded.
The successful bidder will bo required 10 give
bond with two srretics TO BIO approved by the
OF the bridge, conditioned for the faithful per
iormnnce OF contract.
The :Oard reserves the right to reject any OF
Rll bids.
Proposals to DO marked, proposals for TEN
porary Bridge" and addressed
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Ocg.TThsGN J. II, LANCASTER. Clerk.
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The BEST sALvE in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corus, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price, % cents pei
box. For sale at Logan & Co.'s drug
store,
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MISUNDERSTANDING: Intense itching md
stInging; most ut night; worse by scratching
II allowed 10 continue JUNIORS form, which
often bleed and ulcerRtc, b0caIutng very sore
SwAYSH's OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding. heals liberation, and In most cases re-
moves the tlmOrs, Al druggists, or By mail, fol
JO cents DR.. Swayno & Sou, Philadelphia.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVER. R.
trains on the Wheeling q Kim Grove Railroad
will run IA follows:
LEATEs WHEELING;
$3.50 H. M. $40 a. IN, 200 a. M, 500 n. ~. $50
a. M, lO0oa. m, ii:CO u. M, 100 m, l0O p M,
2CO p. M, 800 y. M, 400 =. m, $500 p. NJ, 6:I1
p. M, 7:O0p. IN, 500 p. M, g:S0p. IN.
LEAVES wnEEiH0 PARK:
Gl0 a. in 700 Il. M, 500 4. M, 800 a. M, 1000
q. M, Hoo II. M, lH:OD m 1901 p. m, 900 r. NJ,
500 p. IN, AGO p. M, 500 D. m, $40 p. M. 200
500 p. m, 1855 p. M, 1910 pm.
SUNDAYS--LcRvcR nj 200 H. IN. and run every
hour, except church train, at g:l5 p, m. Leave
Wheeling Park at 500 q, m. and run every hour
until lOp m. except church trains, which viii
leave the inTk nj g:f5 n. m. and Wheeling 1T
avn q. HTRsCU. stunt
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CArAREn CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents Nasal In
jector free.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
SnILou's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. It
cures Consumption. Sold by W. E.
Williams and 9. Menkemiller. cow
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THAT HACKING Cough can beso quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guaran-
tee it.
WILL you SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shilohs Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you.
SLEGPLESs NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by W. Will
Jams and G. MenkemillCr. cow.
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NEW YoRK, oct. lO.-Plg Iron steady; Amerl
can SO OOaly w. Copper weak: lake Sl7 -
Lead easier: domestic $50. Thu weak and dull
straits So ~
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D1TTSBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
i LOUIS RAILWAY CO.-nnhnndle Route
Under schedule In effect August 3, isSS. tTains
StcubCnVlllc, Pittsburgh aud the East, G:gO ~ IN.
1919 2. M, ago = N, aud $40 p III. For Column
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis a'd st. Louis $50
II M. and $40 p. m. Tor columbus aud Chicago
1915 p. IN. Trains arrive at Wheeling nj $50
II. M, 1000 u. IN, 2.ij y. N, and $50 y. M.
TRAINS Having ST $50 ~, IN. md nTTiS Ing SO
p. M. run solid between Wheeling nnl Pitts.
burVh. All trnlny daily cXCcptSUnday. au7
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CLAEEAoSr LIVE STOCK MARKET, |
BALTIMORE, Oct, 8, lSSS.
Sixth thousand barrels Of sour krout
are made at Reading, Pa, every fall

IT is too bad to spend half Of short
life distressed with neuralgia, when %
cents spent for one bottle OF Salvation
Oil will cure 1t quickly,
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BellRIre & ZNneSville Through Passenger leaves
BclRire ut $40 M, arrives ut Bellaire AZ p m
WoOtStteid Passenger leaves BeiiaiTc ut i;20 y.
m, arrives at BellairC ut $50 a. III.
Symmetrical Accommodation leaves BellAire
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

g. 6 Zane street.
No. - Zane street.
no, 2, aud - Twentieth street, with lot Of
wound c0tncFing on Alley u and Twentieth
20. sl6 Market street.
lhlrl street.
30 % North Front street.
90 "a Niginia street.
70 s0i EOlT street.
70 ". SS!S Main street Is rooms and attic,
60 ~ Fourteenth street.
so, a'lt Main street.
phlA, SliO0 '>N '''"'N S' "
''acres on Edglugton Lane.
JAMES A. HENRY,
"yal Estate Agent, U. s. Pension and Claim Al
sothey, Collector and Notary Public.
10y 1911 MARKET srREEr.
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LIhernlsl from tlleIr Fetters

by the helpful, genial action OF that most ben
ctlcent OF aperIGnts HostCttOr's Stomach Bltters,
the bowels toOn throw OH the burden that par'
AlyEcd and weakened them, and resume their
normal freedom Of action. The action OF the
RIttOrs. unlike that OF average purEatives In
wolves no gripping or drcnching. II II did II
would. ike them, DO vRlueIeSS for ordinary use.
There is nothing uuRentle or unnatural attend
ing lis operation. Upon the liver, no lees than
me bowels, Its action is most benign. promoting
heallhiul bilious secretion, and directing OUT
Of the wrong aud into the right channel. Con-
Jointly with costivencSs, other bilious symptoms
| disappear when It Is systematically used, and
the stomach ia strengthened rs well az regulated
by 1t. MRlRrial complaints, rheumatism, dobll'
pictCly relieved by Il. Sleep and appetite are
InyRslably promoted by II,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNS-on aud after MAY H., lSSs-I!S-
hay excepted. MONDAY uzgsf;gi. isatdIiay
excepted. Sunday only.-Edstcru Standard