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There will DO new shooting gallery opchclRi
tho Cottage House, al Martins Ferry, to-day
Mn, ". +. lIpyiC and children Of Henri.
Illinois, arc visiting Mrs. q. A. lIoyIc, d IhI'
Mf. Elisha Harris, resident Of Martin IcHy
i0r many years, died NJ the family residence,
corner lIfOadwAy aud Jefferson street. yc'let,
DAY morning, Of consumption, after an Hines o.
slx weeks. Hg was born Al Mt. Pleasant anl
was % yeafg old. We was member OF Tie
Mothodltt church for over MY years and wa "
MS younger days local preacher llC wat ~
gaRed IN tho nursery business for pyCt twenty
ygaft, tl 70 tho tiinO Of his death. llD leave,
WHO aud lOn 70 mourn his loss. The iuuMa
VII takO place from his late residence tOmgtFgN
~ o, M, aud services Will bO held In ihe W T.
Ghnteh a. 1870. lhtOrinOnt In lllycNIJW ecu
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You arc sometimes offered crackers
'just as good as Marvin's." But why
not buy Marvip'a and You are sure to
have the heSt. They cost no more than
thoSe other crackers "Iust as good as
MarVln's,"
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Of which We SeN on Easy weekly or Monthly Payments

II no became worse. A doctor was sent for bu
lie soon breAthed his last. Heart disease was I'll,
cause.
The work Of paving Noble street SLOW, AZ thC
railroad people there have retarded the con
tractor somewhat II tho weather holds good ID
oil probability MRloney will Ahisli to-day.
The marriage Of Miss Ann Kraft to Mr. Rcln
Thompson, Of West branch, Iowa, was one Of
tho most enjoyable CyenbOf this week, at Rmer'
SON Ohio, Of tho residence Of tho brides sister,
There wore over fifty friends and relatives pres
Ont. both being Friends, the marriage ceremony
WRs performed In tho regular Quaker style. the
marriage certificate being signed RiiCfwRtls by
the contracting parties and by relatives aud VI
NOSES. Tho presents were numerous and uscinl.
The couple left for their western home Thur
uhV..
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TURTLE Sour and Lunch at ferdinand
Miller's Saloon, Jacob street below For.
ty.eighth, on Saturday afternoon and
evening and Monday evening.
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Qbe Sntflliotllftr.
Onlco, Nos. 20 aud 81 Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

Wantcd-StonO MaSons,
WGnied-MCn for the United States Army.
Wire ClOth-GeO. W. JOhnsOn'H Sons.
Decorated Tea sOtS-Ewlng BROS.
Grand Picnic aud SOinmernachSiest,
Excursion to misunderstanding Turn
For ClnOlnuati-sleamer Louis A, sherley,
Picnic EathblGs-COnncr 4 Snedeker,
Religious Notices Second page.
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TuE Canton and Wheeling clubs will
play at Island park next Monday, Tues.
day aud Wednesday. Wheeling will
make every effort to defeat the leaders
three straight. There is every promise
OF exciting contests.
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DIED.

MCGRAW-on Thursday morning, May q, 1850
atO:2O a. M, MICHAEL MCGRGW.
Funenl from his late residence, No. 100 Seven
teOnth street, on Sunday afternoon at one
o'clock. Friends Of the family arc invited
Inierment At Nj. Calvary Cemetery,
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YOU have the advantage Of Oak Hall,
Philadelphia, at your door In selecting 9
suit from 100 samples also blggieS aud
carpets at cost, at ]. W. Ferrel's, 9lOl
Main street,
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Area positive cure for every form Of akin, Acait
G GT! blood J1ea,e, with loss q halt from plh
Sold .pvbfSWhSfe, Ptlce, CuEcufs, bOSj Soap
70 RESIDENT, el Prepared BY the PofTiE
Dhu0 AND CHEMICAL CORfORATiON, Boston.
DaSs. e Iof "I S y SqFS ss!T pIHso'" "
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Ta.DAY We will sell mems fine sewet
seamless Lace and Congress Shoes fpl
81 IS, worth 81 ID,
sEoSE's CASH sHoE STORE.
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A few weeks ago my wife suffered worry much
from CtltAIeOnS disease Oi the scalp, aud 10.
eelygd no relief from tho yatlsus remedies she
promptly yielded 10 ihls treatment, aud In a
snort while thO was entirely we'll. There hal
been no return Oi tho disease, aud CntCura
ranks No. I In Out estimation iof diseases Of The
ahlh' RAY. J. PRESLEY BARRETT, D. d..
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SPECIAL NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
Lou SwabackCrs Ladies' Hair Dressing
pNrlOrl.

Besides our new man, who Is IN ac-
knOWlCdged success, We have just Sc
cured Inc services Ofa French Lady who
Inns learned lCr trade in Paris, and &
Nigh up In oil tho arts Of lady's toilet.
Ladies' having their Bangs cut at our
ParlOrs will receive n ticket emitting
them 10 luVe their BANGS CURLED
FREE OF CHARGE. Having two Ar
lists the unplCASantnCss oil long waiting
IN nyOldel. All Kinds OF Hair Goods
manufactured 10 order, ilrst.Class and
cheap. LOU SWABACKEB.
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ENGLISH LUTHERAN SUNDAY scnoot
Excursion TO Dresssp's Grove on the
Courier, Decoration day. Doc.
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The hest 50 and $2 so Ladies' fine
Flexible Dongola Button Shoes in the
world. Enquire at
SToNE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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FoR comfort buy ]. w. AmiCk & Co. q
Ladies' and Gentlcmen's Genuine Kan.
CARGO Shoes,
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To-day we place on sale 5000 yards
best French satines made, latest color
ings and styles, at zoe a yard. Come
early for choice styles.
STONE & THOMAS.
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FoR richness and dCliCaCy Of taste
Marvin's Crackers have no equal.
Always ask your grocer Tor them.
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SPECIAL NOTICE no TlIE1pIDlES.

A. BRESLAUR, tho we'll known artist,
Inns opened tho nElllg" Hair Dressing
Pnrl6rS with All The latest Eastern APP
planes and Sty los, At i4S Main street,
next door 10 Geo. IL TaylOrS Dry Goods
SlnrR.
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T'uRrLR Sour and Lunch al ferdinand
Milier's Saloon, Jacob street below For.
ty.Oighth, on Saturday afternoon and
evening and Monday evening.
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wo place on sale 5000 yards "Koech.
lines" French SatInes at zoe yard, price
everywhere 36C, SToNE 4 THOMAS.
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EVERY good housekeepeF should US
PlllslHry's Rest Flour.
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TnB best games Of the season will DO
those between Canton and Wheeling
next week. Don't miss them.
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Tup finest cracker on the market is
stolzenbach's Columbia. Try them.
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Stacy, ADAMS < Co.'s mems finest
shoes at ]. w, AMtCK 4 Co.'s,
1ld3 Main Street.
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MES's Tennis Shoes from 15c up at
sroNR's CASH siioE STORE.
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ALWAYS buy Marvin's Eagle DuLtel
Crackers At your grocet's.
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SUPERIOR bang cutting, hair dressing
and all kinds Of parlor work at
EwABACKRR'B,
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ALL calls to residences promptly
attended to by French Lady or Gent
Artist Of swabacker's Hair Dressing
parlors,
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LEAVE your orders for hair work at
swRbaCker's Parlors. First class and
CHEAP.
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Stacy, ADAMS & Co.'s mems finest
shoesat ]. W, AMicR & Co.'s
ll43 Main Street.
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PARENTS should take their boys and
girls TO SwabaCkers PaFlorS for a first
class hair cut.
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TpnTLr SOUR and LUNCH at ferdinand
Miller's Saloon, Jacob street below For:
ty.eighth, on Saturday afternoon and
evening and Monday evening
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SMOKE Creole Cigarettes. For sale by
all dealers.
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Smoke Creole Cigarettes. For sale BY
all dealers.
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sMoEE Creole Cigarettes, For sale by
all dealers,
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ALI dealers would rather sell yog
other brahdS-iorallttle more profit, but
don't take only PlllSburI's Best.
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ASK your grocer Tor StOltonbach's Col.
timbia Crackers.
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CLostNu out 0 lot Of womon's flne Kid
and DongolA Button Shoes for 81 90
W." SroNE.a CAst snor sronn.
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.lsgoEE Creole Cigarettes For sale by
all dealers.
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SMOKE Creols Cigarettes. For sale by
all dealers,
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.wAsulS0roS, y. g, May 24.--I'or West
Virginia, showers, cooler, northetly
Winds
For Western Pennsylvania showers,
slightly cooler, notLh6tly Winds.
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Be sure and sec the Wheeling and
Canton clubs play next week,
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KoocbllpVl gOllnoS,

KosShllnSS salinSL
famous tho world over aS the best made
We offer to-day 5000 yards at 2OC o yard
worth 800. Come early for choice styles
SfoNE 4 THOMAS.
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II makes moro and better bread than
any brand on tho market. PlllSbury's
Best,
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ALWAYS buy stolzenbach's Columbia
Crackers,
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plummVrs sSlin.Anlsh Cabinet Photos
only Il per dozen. llSS Main street.
Wheeling.
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C4sN4N FAMILY at Baptist Church,
Monday evening. Admission % cents
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JACOBS & IsHNDRRd closing out retail
stock. Now Ia your time 70 buy bargains.
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Smoke Creole Cigarettes. For sale by
all dealers. !,
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Ayolp long waiting by going TO swa.
hackers Parlors. Lady and Gent Artists
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Smoke Creole Cigarettes. For sale by
all dealeTp, '' .
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SUMMER CLOTHING.

We make specially Of this line, and handle all the nov
elites in fabrics and coors Coats vests washable goods
We have them in checks and stripes genuine and imitation
seersuckers Gnghams Grass Cloths Madras and FlaGnes
long Sacks for cegymen and great variety Of extra large
sizes running to so breast measure, from the celebrated
Specially House Of ALFRED BENJAMIN & CO.. whose
exclusive agents we are in Wheeling,
Nothing goes out Of our Store that we cannot warrant
and the result that known all over the State as
strictly reliable firm
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The Thermometer Al sChnepis drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
fCglsterel "a follows;
"A, noon.,.o.u"o,, g 3 y. ir,u".,~",,,"".," q
y, m"Ha.,s,,,o",s 40 ~. m,nUH,,, i,,.,,a,.Y 20
" m",""""~.o,euo ~ Weather-ChAngeable
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suoxr Creole Cigarettes. For sale by
all dealers.
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MOUNDSYILLR

THE Colyig Millinery Stores, 1884 and
1866 Main STU open every evening till 0.
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u ~H lR.. x. K. &ooDsuM, Norway, Ne.


| must extend 10 you the thanks OF one Of my
lC1fa Remedies, Of al old sore, caused by a
long spell Of sickness OF fever eight years ago,
lIc wa 20 bad no was fearful no would have "a
have his leg Ampui1ted, bit ID happy 10 Eay he
now entirely wCli-Bonnd al dollar, Ito 70.
aS,S me p We h H. name in which H.
JOHN v MINOR, Druggist,
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snokE Creole Cigarettes. For sale by
all dealers.
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MT, BBlleYieW Hotel
will be opened for guests. Those wish
ing to take rooms please apply imme'
diately, FRANK WALTER, Proprietor.
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D, oundlIng & co.-clothlng.
THE SENSE OF BEING
Well Dressed
GIVES A CERTAIN TRANQUILITY

Which religion is poweress to bestow The term "well
ansed does not apply to suit that is comfortable as
He as fashionable During the past fifteen years have
CHAINED and retained thousands Of customers by assisting
Them to select Clothing that is not only durable but at the
same fine comfortable and genteel,
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HOT A PIMPLE ON HIN NOW.

Bad with Eczema, Hair all gone,
Scalp covered with eruptlons
Thought hls hair would never
grow. Cured by Cutloura Renee
dies. Hair splendid and not a plm-
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lCannot say enough 10 praise Of the Cutlcura
Remedies. Ny boy, when ono year Of age, was
70 bad With eczema that he lost oil Of bis hair.
doctors tald was scall head, aid that his hair
woild mover grow again. DeSpalting OF cure
from physicians, began the use Of tho CutlCur4
fVtlbdl6S, dHd, an happy 10 bay, With tho most
perfect suCCtiS. Ills hair nbW splendid. .apd
There IA not pimple Oh him. recommend the
Cutl0ufa Remedies 10 mothers ~ tho most
speedy, economical, and sure euro for all tkln
disease Of infants and children, and feel that
every mother who has an AFFLICTED child will
thank mn thP an dating
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The first hpporu vere carried of by
MI. Blumenberg and the second by Miss
Miknhall
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CONGRESS AROUSED.
A Request for the Protocols Showing that
Germany Has Violated Treaty Rights.

A Request for the Protocols Showing tha
Germany Has Violated Treaty Rights.
WASHINGTON, Jan, 2s.-In the House
to-day, Representative Ford, OF Michl
gan, offered, for reference to the Com,
mittee on Foreign Affairs, the following
preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS, Recent dispatches from
Vice Consul Blackjack OF Apia, Samoa,
to the Secretary OF State, and accounts In
the public press, have conveyed the in.
telllgence Of great indignities offered by
the representatives OF Germany 10 Amer.
lean citizens and American interests In
Samoa; and,
WHEREAS, In the correspondence
transmitted by the President to Congress
on April 9, 1883, touching our rights in
Samoa, there appears letter from the
Secretary Of State to the British and
German Ministers asking permission Of
their governments to make public the
joint protocols OF the Samoa conference
held between said Secretary and said
Ministers In tho summer OF 1887, which
permission was refused; and,
WHEREAS, 1t is alleged that the publ.
cation OF those protocols would show
that Germany has violated treaty rights
and obligations solemnly entered Into
with the United States; therefore,
ResOlrsd, By the House OF Representa-
tives, that the Secretary OF State be re.
Quested to transmit to the House copies
Of all such protocols and memoranda OF
the proceedings OF said conference, II not
incompatible with public interests.
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ALL rue GUARDS NEEDED,

The Democratic ReyolutiOnIsts Likely ia
Garry Their Point rs to the Joint AS
sembIy-Only q Permanent Deadlock can
Prevent Them.
Special DispGich 10 he IntdltGmee,
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 2s,-ToD
day the Senate was about to agree to 60
over to the House to participate in the
opening Of the returns, President Carr
had voted with the Democrats and
made them very happy, when Senator
Smith, (Republicau), Of Hancock county,
who has been Ill for more than q week,
appeared In his place and knocked the
the movement In the head by making a
ito vote. Later Senator Flournoy offered
a resolution that the Senate 60 to the
House tomorrow TO canvass the vote.
This went over for one day under the
rules. .. t..
The Republicans arc beginning to
think that they have perhaps made oil
the resistance at this particular point
that they are called ON to make and that
II tho Democrats can command major
ity for their revolutionary proceeding,
nothing but permanent deadlock can
prevent them, Those who are taking
this view think the party would not be
warranted in prolonging situation that
would practically stop the business Of
the session. 1t is not absolutely certain
that the Democratic programme can be
carried out in the joint assembly, but
the chances are on that side At this Juno.
ture. The Republicans need every
member on guard and are anxiously
looking for Delegate Silas South, OF Ty.
Ter, who sends word that he Is much
improved and able to come. Itthis be
SO his friends should see that he gets
here without further delay. c,B.H.
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A BIG FRAUD SONgWUgRg.
The Alaskan Seal Fishery swindle-who Ii
the Guilty Party?

The Alaskan Seal Fishery sWindle-Who is
the Guilty PartyS
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. 2S.-The re.
ceipt here to-day Of the evidence given
before the Congressional committee in.
vestigating government affairs at the seal
islands OF Alaska created considerable
comment in certain circles that have
taken a live interest in the inyestiga.
tion. The evidence shows that
one Captain Shepherd, OF the
revenue cutter, Rush, testified that in
the year 1887, while carrying out the in.
struCtions Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury to seize all piratical vessels
found killing seals In the waters
Of Behring sea he captured fifteen
vessels laden with 10000 seal skins, all
OF which property was ConfsCated. The
significant features Of the testimony
is Shepherds statement that dur.
ing last season, 1883, he made no
seizures, because OF confidential
instructions from the Secretary OF the
Treasury not to interfere. He testi6es
that the marauders took in 1883, accord
ing to published accounts OF the num-
Der Of skins sold by the pirate ships on
their return home, between 10000 and
25,000 skins.
Thomas F. Ryan, Of this city, ex.Treas-
ury agent Of seal islands, and ac-
counted among best living authorities
on the seal fisheries question, said this
evening: "Capt, Shepherds report for
last year is positively startling. 1t
shows clearly that the great seal in
terests have been prostituted for
political purposes, and that our posses
sions In the seal islands have been robbed
by the indirect connivance OF some one
in high authority. am thoroughly IA
miliar with the whole question and do
not hesitate to charge that a gigantic
fraud on the Government is being cover
ed up"
The 10000 skins which Shepherd
swears he knows were taken by the pi-
rates last year sailing under the British
flag would bring at Victoria or San Fran.
cisco $4,000.
Taking the situation at the Washing.
ton cad at that particular junCtute when
the Democratic committee was hungry
for funds and the administration was
disposed to toady To the English
flag, and YOU have the explanation OF
what would otherwise be a very myste.
rious affair. There will be more light
thrown on this branch Of the subject
later on.
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lea against the world; America, right or
wrong always America. We are Ameri'
Cans."
NLWS FROM SAMOA,
Secretary whItney Resolves Important
Mall which Hs Refuses to Give Out.

Secretary whitney Resolves Important
Mall which Hs Refuses to Give Out,
WASHINGTON, D, O., Jan, 2s.-Secre'
tary Whitpey's mail this morning con-
tanned long report from Captain Null
len, commanding the United States
steamer Nipsic, dated at Apia, Samoa,
December 96, giving detailed account
OF occurrences on those islands since
December 8, the date OF his last report
to the department, and covering the
period OF the engagements between the
natives and the Germans and the alleged
insults to the American flag, A copy OF
the report will be furnished to the Secre.
tary oil State, and will probably be trans
mitted to Congress the latter part Of this
week, together with the correspond
ence received Saturday from Acting
Consul General Blackjack on the same
subject. The officials refuse positively y
to make public at this time any Of this
correspondence, conhning themselves TO
the simple statement that there is moth
ing In 1t that has not already appeared
in the newspaper accounts OF the Sa-
moan occurrence, Representative Her
bert, OF the House Committee on Naval
Affairs, called at the State Department
to-day and had q conference with SeCre-
tary Bayard In regard to the situation.
1t Is reportedas likely that the President
will have something more to say on the
subject when he sends to Congress the
correspondence which has taken place
since his last message,
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IMPORTANT MEASURES.
Tho West Virginia Certiacates-Il Represent.
htives OF the Holders at Charleston.
Sftrini DiSpateh 10 the LuklliJtrctr,

Tho West Virginia Ccrtiacatss-R Represent.
htiyes of the Holders at Charleston.
SpttiGl DiSpatch to the htlliqtHetr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 2S.-On
the motion Of sprigg, (DemoCrat) oi
Hardy, u joint resolution to-day passed
the House expressing the sentiment that
the Legislature is unwilling to consider
any proposition relative to the so.called
West Virginia certificates OF debt until
tho people Of the State shall have ex-
pressed themselves thereon. The point
OF this is that representatives OF certia,
cate holders are here asking TO beheard
In regard to proposition to settle
on the basis OF the. report OF the
special commission Of 1871, composed ol
Jonathan NJ. Bennett, A. w. Campbell
and General w. l.. Jackson, who found
this States share Of the debt TO be some.
thing less than one million. Tho present
proposition is To accept bonds Tor this
amount with interest. James NJ, Mason
who was connected with an earlier syn
diCate Is Fighting this scheme.
In the Senate to-day 0xley offered q
duplicate OF the bill presented in the
HOUSE by Mr.. Dorr 10 create a Board oi
Immigration and DOvelopmentand ap'
propriate $4,000 a year for It's support
Members give assurance Of tho passage
OF the measure in some satisfactory form