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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
RECORDS OF THE MEN.
BELIEVES IN sUNOL.
Bonner Expects His Fast Mare TO Bes
the World.

Bonner Expects His Fast Mare to Beat
the World.
CHICAGO, December lS.-Mr. Robert
Bonner, of New York, is here, having just
returned from visit to Senator Stanford
in California, from whom he purchased
SunOl. He stopped over here 10 order ia
see Budd Doble in regard to training Maud
5 next season. No arrangements were
made, but they undoubtedly will be.
Mr.. Bonner thinks Axtel and Sunol the
two wonders of the turf, and believesSun
can beat 21O. He offered Marvin. who is
driving her in California, 81, 900 if be drove
her in 2:lO and $500 for every quarter of q
second she beat it. Marvin tried it when
Mr.. Bonner was at PAlo Alto, bat the track
was muddy. Marvin said she could make
a quarter in thirty seconds or faster, and
Mr. Bonner told him he would give him
81, 900 when she made the quarter in thirty
seconds and 5000 when she beat John
ston's pacing record of 2:064.
Marvin says Sunol can do it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
West Virginia Pensions.

Special telegram 10 he Register.
WASHINGTON, D. O, December IS -
Pensions have been issued to West Vir-
giuia applicants as follows: Original In
valid-Oyrus swintOD, of Glsdesvillei
Robert A. Fry, or Lsszearville; Peter Dill
lon, of Wheeling; Frank B. Ross, Of
Wheeling; Thomss NJ. Eyes of Bertrsm.
Increase Sidney Merrifeld, cf Rvesville
John Gardner, of Raven Rock; Thomas
Bertrsm, of Ceredo; Robert McAllister, Of
Reader; David F. Fletcher, Of Shinpston
Henry Washington, of Fort Gay; Simon
H Garner, of Salem. Reissue John S.
BraneD, of Stevens; James A. Fountain,
Of Moundsville Reissue and Increase
Peter Vandyke, OF Rsedy Ripple.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
Working For the Fair

WASHINGTON, December ls.-Commit-
tees representing the four rival cities
which are striving to secuer the location
of the Worlds Fair met at Willsrd's Hotel
tonight for the purpose of agreeing upon a
common plan to be presented to Congress
for the Worlds Fair, leaving the question
Of location to be decided in Congress. A
committee representing each OF the four
cities was appointed to wait on Speaker
Reed and request him to name the Worlds
fair committee on Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
pARAGRAPHs OF NEWs.

Auditor of State Poe has appointed q
commissioner to examine thS fnarees OF
Licking county, Ohio.
Editor II. W. Grady has returned to At
lants. The physicians think his illness will
not prove dangerous.
Charges have been made sRainst Dock
Commissioners Matthews and Post. of New
York. for negligence and malfeassnce IN
Office.
Governor Millet, of South Dakota, made
a report yesterday of his visit to the suffer-
ing districts. He says their condition was
not 20 bad as be feared nor so good as he
hoped
DR.. P. P. Nichols, prominent business
man of Coldwster. Mich, hiss fled to Can
ada. leaving $50, 600 worth OF debts.
Patrick Hunt was hung at Paris, Ky,
yesterday, for the murder of one ThOmss'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
THE NINETIETH ANNIVERSARY
OF Her Birth Celebrated by Grandml
Woods, Yesterday.

or Her Birth Celebrated by Grandma
Woods Yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Woods entertained a number
of ladies at dinner out the National road
yesterday in celebration OF the ninetieth
anniversary OF her birth. Among the
guests were quite q number of the mem
bsrs Of the fimily, and oil certainly spsnt
a pleasant time. Mrs. Woods is one OF
the oldest residents 10 the county, and she
has seen this part Of the country grow from
an unsettled primitive forest with a clear
ing and q log hut here aud there, 10 ita
present large population and state OF pros
peritY.
For G woman OF her age Mrs. Woods is
remarkably well preserved, and the stories
she can recall OF the times and scenes when
she was in her teens are more interesting
than suy written history Grandma
WoOds, as che is called, WAS born and
raised in Ohio county, and il Il the wish OF
all that she will live to spend many more
such happy days es she did Oh the occasion
of the niretieth anniversary Of her birth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
Tranafers Of Real Rstate.

The following trsnsfers OF real estate
we're left for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made December Il. 1889, by W. NJ.
Danlap, special commissioner, to w. F.
Whitman and jacob p. Whitman, Tor one
third interest in three tracts of land on
the head waters OF Little Wheeling creek,
in Liberty district, containing SIT, l54,
and 6St sctts. A deed OF partition.
Deed made December Il, 1889, by W F.
Whitman and John p Whitman TO Geo.
Robert Whitman, W. H. Whi,hsl, and
o.hers, for one-third interest in the above
land. A deed CT PARTITION.
Iced made December II. 1889, by Hes
ter A. Whitman to William F. end John
P. Whithsm, releasing dover in the,lands
described heretofore.
Deed made November 10, 1889, by Y.
Kuhn and wife to Thomas Jones, fer lots
Noe. l9 and 20, 10 block No on the Old
Fair Grounds. Consideration, 81 800
Deed made December II, 1889, by james
Robinson and wife, 20 Matilda Robinson,
for lot No. at the corner Of Fink and
g1utb Front strtete. Consideration,
s.. $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
THE SAHARA ADvAScINe NORTH.
NO Means Yet Found to Prevent il Prom
Swallowing Up the Oasfs

No Means Yet Found TO Prevent if From
Swallowing Up the Oas's
PARIS, December 1s.-Sind dunes from
the Sahara desert have been seriously en-
croachiDg upon the oases in the southern
part of Tunis, and a while ago the Fench
Government sent Mr. +. Blanc 10 see what
could be done to prevent the desert from
making further advances upon the oasos.
He has returned, after carefully stndying
the problem. lie reports that, In bis
opinion, the whole sou hern part Of TOMS
is in process Of gradual dtsicoaiion. The
desert is slowly extending It's boundaries
to the north. Far within the present lin
its Of the desert Mr.. Blanc found Bumer-
ous rnins of buildings erected during The
Roman occupancy, showing oouclusively
that at the dawn of the Christian era fer
tiliiy and verdure reigued where now only
the sterIlity Of the desert exists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
ERIE SHIP CANAL.
An Important Meeting Of The Commission Held at
Rochester Yssierday-Work Divided
Among the Promoters.

ROCHESTER,, PA, December 18-The
Pennsylvania Ship Canal Commission met
at the First National Bank in this place,
at 1890 this morning, with all the menu
beIs present. After considerable discus
sion Of the scheme of assignment of work
for the individual members, submitted by
Col. T. p Roberts at the last meeting, the
following was adopted: President John A.
Wood will collect the statistics of the
Ohio river coal, coke and iron ore trade,
including the interests of the Ohio Valley
as far as Bsllaire and Wheeling, and will
invite information and suggestions from
coal and coke men and manufacturers
who ship TO the Northwest by way Of
Lake Ere To Hon. W. S. Shallenberger
WAS assigned the work of collecting
the manufacturing and commercial statis-
tics of the cities and towns of the Beaver,
Mahoning and Sheuango valleys and OF
reporting upon the legal status of water
powers and bridges on the old canal and
reference to borough and city ordinances,
which might affect the location of the pro-
posed ship canal.
THE TRAFFIC OF THE LAKB
To Mr.. Eben Brewer was assigned the
work Of oollating the shipping statistics of
the port of Ecie, the opinions Of engineers
aud vessel owners on the capabilities Of
Erie Harbor for the Lake terminus of the
Ship Canal, with map and statistics OF
the present condition of property on
the line Of the old Canal through
the city of Erie Engineer John NJ. Good
win was requested to prepare a report on
the traffic Of the great lakes, with num-
ber, models and capacity Of vessels en-
plOYed and cost OF transportation.
Mr.. Goodwin was also requested to pre-
pare q special report on the furnace busi-
ness, including mining of coal and lime
stone in the Beaver, Mahoning aud She
mango Valleys to be embraced in Mr..
Shallenberger's report.
IL ALLEGHENY VALLEY.
Col. T. p. Roberts was specially charged
with the collection Of the statistics Of the
business of the Allegheny Valley, and
authorized 10 confer with the officials Of
the Western River Improvement
Association. Mr.. Roberts was also
requested TO report upon the
capabilities OF navigation of the upper
Ohio river, and for this purpose is author
ized to confer with Col. William Z. Mer-
rill, U. S. Engineers. in charge of the navi-
glble waters of the Ohio valley. Mr..
Roberts will also assist President Wood in
the collection Of statistics in connec-
tion with the Piltsburg terminus of the
canal. Mr.. Shallenberger, Mr.. Goodwin
and Mr.. Brewer were appointed commit
tee to prepare a paper on the legal status
of the old canal property as affected by
railroad corporations, and other interests
acquired since its operations ceased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
A Terrible freight colII.Ion.

WALsENBURG, Col, December ia
fast freight on the Denver and Rio Grsnde
road, last night broke into three parts VIII lie
going down grade. The engineer made every
effort 10 get out Of the way OF the middle
section, but the two parts came together
with 4 frightful crash Seven cars Of cattle
and eight cara of lumber were wrecked.
The cattle were killed and the lumber
thrown hundreds of feet. Engineer Gleyor
and fireman Baker were overwhelmed in
the hyipp lumber.
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spreckeI, NIsans nusIne.s.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1S.-The
first output Of 500 barrels OF sugar from
Spreckels' new refinery, which consisted
Of yellow No. and 2, was delivered to the
groceries to day. 1t was sold at four and
three. uarter cents and four and seven
eighths cents per pound. The refinery
will turn out an improved grade with each
lot un iii, on January /, it is expected q
high grade Of granulated sugar will be
dpnysrtd
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ALONG THE RIVER.

The cosaing aud 0oing .f Steamboat
The marks on the lsaSipg Lac, .v.ni,.,
indicated j. feet 4 inches aud falling.
The marks at Piltsburg yeatsrdsv ao.r.
noon at $50 indicated 10 iset and i
inches and falling.
The 10 NbOst Sam Brown VIVA ly,,, "a
the whslf yesterday h4yicg some repairs
msde.
The Abner O'Neal hos aeain taken her
place in the Piitsburg and Wheeling trade
Sne has lust received thorough overhaul
ing.
The steamer Chancellor IL ont so.i,
siter her recent indispositioo and pared
op yesterday with big trip bonnd ior
Pittsburgh. Clerk James Gh6llsn. who
haa been al home here Tor several days
left on her at this point.
Captain Thomas p. Lsaihers Of Nsv
Orleans, wes one Of the psll-besrers st the
late Jefferson Davis funeral. CAPTAIN
Leathers' new boat, the T. =. Leather
was built by Sweeney & Son. and the
Captain made a number Of friends While
here.
MISS Liza heatheringt0n OF bellalfF.
has been the recipient Of q very hsndsoms
and costly diamond ring from Pittsburgh
coal and t0Hhoat operators o. a reward fcr
her kindness in reporting the movements
OF their towb0ats while on their way down
the river passing Bellaire. This valuable
token was well deserved.
The Ohio River Plots' Society 4 roo,s
satisfactory 10 in members thsn ever h.
fore. This may be attributed 10 the iptsl.
issnt course adopted By the Board Of d.
rectors who, under the articles on irc,r-
poration, cor s,itute the Law making NV
er Of tie society. The articles Of i1cor-
perstion bear date April p. 1sss Tbe,s
we're four deaths during this year. nnos
which wsre paid as death beneats Al ~
since the society WAS incorporated The
total deaths have ben i've, and the total
beneficisTies Of deceased members 81 sts
The society a. a body has never 6xe5 I
schedule OF pilots' wsges. The sub,fct h
being considered BY the membs.ssip zen
eraIly, and 1t is probable tat the nert
Board ot Directors will hc seauired 10 al.
pose Of the question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19

CHICAGO, December lS.-Wm. Sheets
Harrison, q nephew of President Harrison
and assistant to the General Freight Agent
of the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Road, died st his home in River Forest,
yesterday, after a brief illness, aged %
His father, who was President Harrison's
brother, has been dead several years The
young man was unmarried.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
RAILROADS UNITE
To Fight the Big Canal Proposed by
Chicago.


CbicaRO.
CHICAGO, December 18-Lsst week an
election was held in this city at which
nine drainage trustees were chosen. Their
duties are 10 supervise the construction Of
canal, connecting the waters of Lake
Michigan and those of the Illinois river
for the purpose of fcarrying of the sewerage
of the city in that direction instead Of run
ming into the lake. The canal it is pro-
pOeed shall have sufficient dimensions to
admit of the passage through it Of large
lake vessels, and thus finish commercial
outlet from this city TO the Gulfof Mexico
This is, of course, something of q menace
to railroads running south and west from
this city. The statement is published
here this morning that combination Of
these interests with hundreds of millions
OF property back of it has been formed for
the purpose OF securing the contract for
this work in order to defeat the CONNER
cisl feature of it, and make it merely q
drainage channel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19

FROM Philadelphia, Pal am sellirg
more of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup than
other cough remedies combined, and the
demand is still increasing. B. J. @. To-
bolt, Druggist, 257 S Second street
THERE'S such divinity doth hedge a
kind ths. treason" fears to touch him.
But rheumatism is no respecter of persons,
and Royalty would do well TO prtronizs
Salvation Oil, the great pain cure,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
WORLD RACES.

Miss BisIand Leads Nellie BIy in the
Journey.
NEW YORK, December 1s.-Miss Bisland
left Hong Kong Sunday, three days ahead
of her trip around the world.
Miss Bislsnd, representing the COanOpOli
tan, is making race with Nellie BLY,, Of
the World. who is trying to 90 around the
world in rs days. Miss BLY,, at Ceylon,
had gain Of three days, but the delay in
the starting of steamer lost her two days
precious time. Miss Bisland, therefore,
has the advantage at the present writing.
The latter ia travelling westward, the for
mer eastward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
Br.wer Prot. the Pullman.

Topeka, KAs., December 1s.-Judge
Brewer, in the United States Circuit Court,
has granted restraining order preventing
the county tressurers Of about seventy
five counties in this State from collecting
the taxes levied on the Pullman pslace,
drawing room and parlor cara operated on
the railways in this State, by the Board Of
Railway Assessors for the year 1889
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
oIa-a Poster and .ay Slater.

hDs Clara Foster opens a three nighls'
engagement at the Graud Opera House,
this evening, in the musical comedy, my
Sister," and no dcast the play will be
greeted with big houses. The Pittsbnrg
.edssr Gays: "Clara Foster came to .his
city unknowp, but che viii leave II with
a popularity that will NOT die out for
years. Fer singing or warbling has made
for her thousands Of friend', while her REQ
deriDg Of both the pathetic aud humorous
parts in her play OF My Sister" has woa
for her TIE unqualified praise OF our thea
tre.gos Is and their patronsgein the future. "
Reserved seats can be scared At Weir's
bat store, aadeT the Mcclure House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
HEAVY FAILURE.

4 Chicago Firm Ia short Many Thousand
Dollars,
CHICAGO, December 1S.-The Meade
Won Bokkelen Company, handlers of fine
California fruits on commission, and loca-
ted at 46 Michigan avenue, confessed judg-
meDt for $40, 29s this morning and the
establishment was closed by the Sheriff.
Tue liabilities are hstween $3.50, 900 and
S275, 900, and the assets are very much lees
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
The Tnxlorstown Field,

TAYLoRsToWN, December 18.-Duffy &
Co. g No. Carson heirs well is in and
doing 80 barrels per day from the Gordon.
Washington oil cOmpsny's No. 4, Isaac
HOdgens, is in the Gordon sand and show
ing up for 75 barrel well. John Nc
Mannis' 6 is milling pin at the depth OF
l 725 feet. James Hodgens', Sr., No. II,
is fishing for a set of ara snd stem at the
depth of 1,40O feet. Caldwell & Marsh,
No 6, L. NJ. CarOthers, is sgsin fishing.
This time il is for set of tools and a
cable. The well was being drilled to the
fifth sand when the accident happened.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
CABLE BREVirIEs.

The Portugeese government will soon i..
sue map showing its claims 10 African
territory.
A plot to murder tie King Of Corea
has been discovered.
Wilhelm Won Giesebreeht. the Germsp
historian, is dead.
The Boulasgists have convened mon
ster meeting to protest sgainst the action
OF the Chamber OF Deputies IN nsaiiBg NJ.
Jonnn, who ran against Gen. Boulanger
u is reported that France and Russia
have sssented TO the conversion of the
Egyptian debt.
Franco, acting in accord with England
ls abont to recognize Hippolyie ~ Presi-
dent OF Hayti.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
ANOTHER eUsHER.

Rich OIL strIke 10 The St. Mary's oil
Field
SpciGl Telegram to The RfgisieT.
ST. MARY's, w. VA, December l8.-
The we'll on the Ned Hammet place, near
Eureka, and about three hundred yards
east Of the Big John, struck oil in the salt
sand at about one thousand feet and spout
ed oil to the top of the derrick. 1t is
thought it will be daisy. Some think it
will be as good as the Big John and COch-
ran No. 6. 1t is reported that the wild
cat on Browse's land at Grape Island,
struck oil in the shallow sand to-day, but
the rep ri can not be verified tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19

LONDON, December ls.-The steamers
Lserdam, bound from Amsterdam 70
Baenos Ayres, with four hundred paasen
gers, and G. w. Gagausa, for San Fran
cisco, collided in the North Sea, and both
sank. All on board the two vessels were
saved, and were taken TO Cuxhayen by the
French steamer Emma.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
They Want a Federal Election Law.

RICHMOND, VA, December 1S.-A con-
ference Of number of leading colored
men from various sections Of the State was
held here last night, at which preamble
and resolutions were adopted memorable
ing Congress to pass q general election law
which would guarantee them better right
Of suffrage than they now enjoy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
OH Exchange Quiet.

PITTsBURG, December lS.-The Petro-
leum Exchange on Fourth avenue is e1-
ceedingly quiet this morning The mar
ket opened rather steady ard has con-
tinued 80 all day. The business done was
about nothing, 90 TO speak. New York Is
about at a standstill, while at Bradford
and Oil City matters are very dull. The
opening was 1851. the highest the same,
the lowest l05i and the noon bid the same
foura
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West virginia Belle Arrested.

CUMBERLAND, MD, December 1S.-
Cora Welsh, dasbipg young seventeen
year-old blonde of Keyser, W. Va, was
arrested in this city last night, on the
charge of attempting to pass q $40 coun-
terfeit bill. She denies the knowledge Of
the bill being counterfeit, and is pros
trated over her arrest She will be given
hearing tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
CHINAMAN,s Friend.
The Administration Bound to Let in the
CeIsstIals

elestlals.
CHICAGO, December ia special from
San Francisco says: The peculiar way in
which the administration is aiding in the
exclusion Of Chinese was shown yesterday
by the receipt from Washington Of the dis
missal of Inspectors Reynolds, Richards
and Connell, all of whom have been spe-
cislly Jealous in exposing the frauds OF
Chinese who tried to get admittance es
merchants and prior residents.
Inspector Reynolds recently refused an
offer made by Chinese briber to induce
him to deliver TO the Mongoliau some Gus
tom House records, by which he could
have landed many Chinese. Reynolds ex-
posed this trickery in Court, aad counsel
for the Chintse then swoIe Reynolds would
teoret fhia act
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
NEWS AT WASHINGTON
BOTH HOUSES BUCELING DOWN TO THEIR
LABOR.
Important Bills introduced by Congressman Pspdls-
bD-L Flood Of General Measures -Rlsc-
tons Committee TO Sit During the
Reosss--Brswsr Confirmed
special Telegram to the Register.

special Telegram 10 the Register
WASHINGTON, d. O., December 1s -
The Republican members of the House
Elections Committee have determined to
take up the Maryland contest of Mudd
against Compton as the first case. Up till
to-day they were in favor of starting with
West Virginia, bul after an tx animation Of
several cases they decided to begin with
Maryland. The Republicans are sctuated
solely by partisan motives in this matter.
They want TO start with the case that is
most in their favor, holding that much
will depend upon their first case. 1t is
not likely thst any real progress will he
made in the case until February, though
Republicans talk Of reporting it in Janu.
airy. They can't railroad it through in
that way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
Prince MurAt and Miss Caldwell May
Marry After All.

NEW YORK. December Isl. is said
that Prince Murat and Mics G wendoline
Caldwell are to marry after all. The story
is that the Princes game vas simply one
Of bluff, and that finding Miss Caldwell
will not relirq uish the bold on her for
tune, be hiss surrendered at discretion,
convinced that half loaf is better than no
bread
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
GRANT MONUMENT FUND.
Col. Elliott She pard Undertakes the wor
OF RaisIpR IL.

Col. Elliott She pard Undertakes the Work
OF Raising It.
NEW YORK, December 18.-The Weekly
Mail and Express announces to-day an ar
rapgement with the Ulysses s. Grant
National Monument Association, by
which all subscriptions for that paper
shall be turned over to the fund. 1t also
conta ina letter from Mrs. Grant saying
the Generals tomb is fiaslly located in
Riverview Park, and one from ex-Gover-
nor Cornell, chairman of the association,
acknowling a gift of $40, 900 for the monu-
ment fund by the Weekly Mail and Express.
This is the beginning of new effort to
complete the fund and erect the national
Grant memorial before 1892
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
DITMAN MYSTERY.

Experts at Work on His Complicated Ac-
counts.
PHILADELPHIA, December 1s.-The
mystery regarding the whereabouts Of
Joseph G.. Ditman is as deep as ever.
Clerks are bark at work endeavorinR 10
arrange Ditmsp's complicated sccouuts.
The counsel will give no information as TO
the condition OF his financial affairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-19
Ousy's Man Gets The re.

WASHINGTON, D. G, December Is -
The President to-day transmitted TO the
Senate the following nominations: Mich
olas Ensley, OF Indiana, to be pension
agent at Indianapolis, Ind To be post
masters. J A. McKeap, Pittsburgi Jos.
N. Ylkes. Newark.