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Gle S1~ltrlliorulrr,
A TWILIGHT SONG
For Unknown hurled soldiers North aud

SoAhoWh lburleu aoiuleES NORTH hi
South. f q
Vat Whitman IN he Century for Nay.
As lat In the twilight late. alone, by tho flick
log oAk.lhmc.
MuSll!H on long. past war scencx-of the count
le.s buried unknown soldiers, -
VI tho vacant names AMI untntented alr's'auJ
-, seas the unretnrn'd,
The brief truce inter battle, with grim burial.
t,lnads, and the deep'niled TRENCHES 80
VI gathered dead from all America, North South,
East, West. whence they came I'M,
From, wooded Maine, New England's farms.
from fertile lcnnsylyanta, Illinois, Ollie.
from tho lncasurcleM Vest, Virginia, the South.
=, theVAr0liDNs, Texas;
Even hero. III my room. tladows and hall lights.
~ the nolsClcss. lllckering il4mc,,
Again sec tho ktalwart ranks On.flling, rising
= hear the rhythmic tramp OF the armies;
lou million unwTit names, all, All-you dairy
bcguest from all the war, -
A special. vorse Tor yon-a flash OF duty long neg.
I~es!el-your mystic roll strangely gaihcrd
Each nains rccallM BY me from ous the dark.
:, tless and deaths ashes, l0
HeTceiotth to be, deep, deep, within nv heart
recording. for many a future year,
-FOUR mystic roll cntlru OF UNKNOWN names. or
:, Eos,h 0 sS6Hth, '"
Emoaln'd with love In this twilight song,
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OF All Kinds Of Commodities Handled In
Wheeling.
The changes Ia pie, ON ali lines have been
few and lar between during the faat week. Flour
showsa Sigh, sdyaaee on all grades. ba. no,
enough to cause any Hurry In the market. There
are no changes whatever In groceries. Smoked,
sailed and dtled meats ara quoted al precisely
the Fan,c prices as last week. Coffee has not
varied NJ all, and sugar remains y(ty quiet with,
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TOLEDO, O., Nav 6.-Whcat active and easier:
sieady aud firm; cash, May and June SEC: July
SG4c. Oats hrm and HIGHER; cash aud May Mc.
C,"Sesseed Jul and steady; cash 81 80; October
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gSe. cSnioctlone:s' 4 E,tc: powdered Is lcc,
steady. kosin and turpentine steady. Eggs ftm
western f2xai2ic. Pork stronger; old mess
~ 55als o.: do new 81 oOali 90; extra prime
III y. Cut meats quiet and easy. Lard dull:
western steam G.O!c; June 6,GGc; July G.h9c: Aug.
ust G.S6c: September 6.gtc. October G.yjc, Uut.
ter caster: westcrn dairy 7at2c; creamery gaIsLc,
Cheese easy aud quiet; western old saOAc. ,
CHICAGO. May 6,-Therc was less doing In tho
feeling exlslsI. Fluctuations were confined
Wlth!n a small range. At present the. feeling IL
unsettled: aud very, uncertain M TO the future
prices. The rains all over the country have no
doubt helped crop prospects. There was a
within a range Of nassc; There wAi less anlina'.
ton 10 oats but tho bulk Of trading was local.
PROVISIONS, moderately active. Flour ilrm aud
u H,acIms ~ wheat: ca,h, No, 2 spring ,9l1a
no3c, closing At Jlc; June O3II,9Skc,
a VIE. coin, cash no.. 5 as.n; ',Msp Ky
w tAi,ic,, closing ut 3isc; June 3AsSa
A3..e. osis,, CASH, No. :. 4iHe: = Nav s,g' Me- 9:
JanS :i}sa3sl.sc, closing at @,.c;J July 2t,.a25j.c,
sSloslns A. s5t; No. Rye &c. No. flaxsecd.
~. Timothy 81 ~ Meas pork, cash. SIS lou
81 Il ' 81, Ms S' ~ aIos oHsi1 81 III 81 S s. ) 1nIs =; 81 81 q! !S u. TYNE q
closing AZ siS3b. l.srl, cash, 10 8lE; May 60 3?N
49, IN closing At y Sa1; June. 50. i!haG Is. clos.
llg NJ . i"lS; July SO 4iIs-6 52if, Closiug Ut 80 81.
Short rttS t5 loa5 Is. shonldcrs IS DOaS 10. Short |
clear 81 Ioa3 Is: whisky 81 o.. Butter irm aui
UNCHANGED. Eggs lie.
PilLADElriiiA, May C.-Flour frm. Wheat,
nOnilnal: h!f TO GOOD milling 9ls97f: No. 2 rod |
May v0a9ie: June 9jaDGc: July Dlagie; August
vlnsH.c: Corn firm; No. 1 linked SIC; No. Giph
mixed 3gxc: No. 2 mixed May llLal2c: June
al1aal5tc;, July. 4lhai2hc: August l2llfaISc.
oa's weak; No. 3 whitc 3tc; No. At
Whi!e 5iAG: No. :? white May S314a3ikc; June
3Sl4aiT5Ac July &laa.Siac; August 3ca3ic. But.
Yer quiet ana weak; PENNSYLVANIA creamery *.
tn lsc; do prints NC; iobbing ,2iacGc.
BALTIMORE, May G,-whcat, western stcadv.
40 2wlhtcr rcd spot9 G; May 9iLc: July VISA
y2c; August we. Corn. western nrm; mixed
Spot 'oG; May. i3c; June, July aud August ava
~. oats slcady: western white 3sa3oc; do
mi,eu S.aJ1c., Rye fair vt GlnGlc. Hay 0uIet
ailu steady; Prime 10 choice thu o by SIS tCnil %,
rtov siohs ,hlfiy nctivc. liuttcr very nclive;
steady atlt1Sc. CoHceluli; ials Iiaas igxalg1.sc'
CINCINNATI. O., May 6.-rlour firm. Wheat
nieher; No. 2red 9c; receipts $500 bushels: ship.
,nents 800 bushels. Corn strong and higher:
mixed Ssl1lsl. Oats active nj 29Xc. Rye
2, b6e5Sc. Fork steady at SIC 'C2E;. Lard
easier at G.l0c. Bulk meats quiet: short ribs
':5Uc; bacon strong: short clear 6.5oc, Whisky
steuuy a. SUI: butter easier: fancy creamery
lNt.oc. Egcs frmcr Ut 9Lai0c. Cheese auIet:
primo 10 choice Ohio fiat 9alOc.
TOLEDO. O., MAY 6.-whcat active and CASTOR.
ash and May 0jc: July 0a1Ic: August UOc, Corn
,ieady aud firm; cash, May and June YCc: July
We. Oats hrm and higher; cash and Ma ,Wc.
70. '" oS"
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REPORTER CRAWFORD,
VINO Wrote tho Cleveland Interview, Gives
Ills Side OF tia Cuso,

Who Wrote tho Cleveland Interview, Give,
Ills Side Of tho Case.
Frederick @. Crawford, tho World 70.
porter who wrote the interview with
Mr.. Cleveland that, in connection with
the Suns comments thereon, created a
sensation throughout the country, has
written a statement in exoneration OF
bis course, which will be published over
his own signature in Frank Lslie's Week.
" this week.
Grover Cleveland has, I believe, Q
1T to deny certain portions Of tho inter.
view with him published in tho World
OF Thursday, April II. lie declares that
he never used the violent and iutemper.
ate language ascribed to him in speaking
Of Mr., Dana.
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IIlrptFS Ferry StNlIntI,
Since Mr.. Atkinson assumed the du.
ties Of his office he has introduced
nearly one hundred bills, a majority Of
which are for claims Of property de.
s.royed during the civil war, relief OF
ex.Union soldiers charges with deser.
ton and for pensions. He Is an at.
fable gentleman and bids fair TO make
his mark as one Of the leading states.
men o: the age.
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4 Strnnge CnSo.

Had Mrs. II. A. Gardner, OF yistula,
Ind, lived two thousand years ago she
would have been thought to be pos
sessed by evil spirits. She was subject
to nervous prostration headaches, dIzzi-
ness, backache, palpitation and forty to
fifty spasmsa day. Though having been
treated by eight physicians for years
without success, she was permanently
cured by one bottle OF DR.. Miles Resto-
ratiye Nervine. A trial bottle OF this
new aud wonderful medicine, and n fine.
ly illustrated treatise free at The Logan
Drug Co.'s Drug Store, who recommends
and guarantees 1t. MWfkw-1
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DoS'r give up, there is a cure for
catarrh and cold in the head. Thous-
ands testify that Ely's Cream Balm has
entirely cured them. 1t is n safe and
pleasant remedy. 1t is applied into the
nostrlls. It is not a liquid or snuff.
1t cures by cleansing and healing. Price
Soc. Mwraw
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RHEUMATISM is caused by an acid in
the blood; therefore, external treatment
affords no permanent relief. To elimi-
nate the poison and make a thorough
cure OF the disease, nothing else is SO ef-
icient as Ayers Sarsaparilla. Give it a
trial. Price 81. Worth S. q bottle.
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Ducklen,s Arnicn salyo.

: Tho best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price, 25 cents per
boz. For snle by LOGAN Drug Go.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money and Stock
80 HH-...|' ..#...f NInrfnt. E. #"s-= .... u

Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. May 6.-Money easy on call, raug.
inr at 5al6 per cent. last loan G per cent, closed
offered at 4 per cent. Prime Mercantile paper
5a7 per cent. Sterling exchange quiet at 81 stA
al s6A. Sales OF stocks "a, Isl shares.
The atock speculation halted a little sgain 10.
day, and the result OF the days operations In
most OF the list Is insignificant changes OF small
f~recttons ouly, though they are generally In the
direction OF lower figures. There was a marked
improvement IN the aspect OF western railioad
Rllaits indicated by the dispatches aud no seem.
luz diminution In the bullish feeling.
The trusts We're ngain active, but only Cotton
OIL displayed any marked strength. The deal
inGs extended 10 a large humber OF stocks
though there was less trading In low priceu
issues. The buOyaIt fceliug Of yesterday was
apparent ut the opening, but the rcalizations on
n large volume Of business sagscd prices Oft III
tho llrGt hour, aud the Losses had extended ia
nearly one per cent nfter the pressure Stacked
away. After thnt time the market Was more
quiet, but no recovery OF note was made cxcep,
In n few stocks. Chicago Gas shows a net gulu
OF ~. Rio Grand and Cotton Oil lx per cent, :
Railroad bonds fairly active. Sales s. Gls, 600,
Government and Suite bonds uull aud STEADY
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The man who tells you contidentially
just what will cure your cold is pre-
scribing kemp's Balsam this year. In
the preparation Of this remarkable med
icine for cough and colds no expense is
spared to combine only the best end
purest ingredients. Hold a bottle Of
kemp's Balsam to the light and look
through it; notice the bright, clear look;
then compare with other remedies.
Price SOC and 81. Daw-4
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Petroleum,

ai s63ssc for spot. and SIZE ior J,ue option,
After the opening spot Tell 10 Sc and. closedAull
at that figure. June options Tell to S5Lc. then
advanced to Soc and closed firm at s55.c. Stock
Exchange: Opening at s5ssc; highest SJj33sc: low.
est sac;; closed at SIC. Sales li3.&9 barrels.
OIL CITY. Pa. May G.-Pctroleum opened at
sales 100000 barrels: charters Il .i2S barrels; ship.
ments G.iO barrels; runs 6S,7S barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, May 6.-Petrolcum opened at
s3!i4c; closed at %Hc: highest s5Hc; lowest S5Ac;
clcurances -. GOV bIrrcls.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, May G.-Tctrolcum dull but
steady; opened ut SJj11sc; closed ut S5itSSc; highest
SS1,sc; lowest s5Lc.
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. Miles Nerve nu,l Liver Pills.

An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, tor
pid liver, piles and constipation. Spleen
did for men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest, sureBt. Thirty doses
for twenty-five cents. Samples free ut
The Logan Drug Co.'s.
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III ylrttN Of n 'lcoi Of trust male BY william
Porter and Margaret Porter, his wife, 10 ma a,
trustee bratfhs date Oft tho 28tn day OF NAV,
list. and rccordcd III the Office Of tho Clcrk al
the County Court for Ohio county, West vi.
RinIa, N, Deed Of Trust book No. n, folio
door Of Tho totft House Of said county, IN the
,Iv NJ Whnpliby IN
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

Eight Roomcd dwelling. 1le South Pom
street, very desirable location, 5000.
Six Koomed dwelling, with large lot, 2N
Twcnty.niuth street. for sl,l25.
Double frame house, rents for 10 per month,
ut " and IN Indiana street. for Sl.6gO. sl
Five oo,ne frame house, with large yard, III
Twenty niulh street. u ,0Ni. 81
xix roomed house u! Zane street, $1,000.
bargains In building lots.
Garden fnrm, Ohio river bottom. nbovo high
water mark. 4 be very btst land. Coed improve.
meuts. railroad station on the place. siI
per aero.
Real Estate agent and Broker,
.,os fa'r - ION Mniy, utrcet
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All Fits stopped free by DR.. KLlSE's
GREAT NERVE REsroRER. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat.
ise and 81 90 trial bottle free to Fit
Send 10 Dr.. Kline, 93lArch st., Phila., Pa.
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WHAT WAS SAID AND WRITTEN.

I'm the latter part Of his conversation
l told Mr.. Cleveland that I should like
to use more Of his talk than be had writ
ten out. l referred especially 10 the
point he made about the attacks on
Mrs. Cleveland. He gave permission to
do so. He said II have no objection;n
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Tnor0Ir pure and simple, aud SO mild,
u might DO used by any child,
Yet hOZ0DO IT ~ 50 swift and sure
That mouth aud tecth with wondrous speed
From tartar and from faint arc freed
TIL they become sweet. white and pure.
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Cotton.

New York, My G.-pig Iron dull. Copper
strong at sli IS. Lead tlrn: domestic 81 Wy.
Tin dull; straits SO 50.
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Tom Burgess, an old-time circus clown,
is driving a street sprinkler at Dowaeiac.
1t is to BE- hoped that he will wet down
those dusty old jokes.
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WILL
WCNV pay. the above reward for any
case o., Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Slick Head.
ache, Indigestion, CONSTIPATION or costlyeness
W. cannot euro with West's Vegetable Liver
pills, when the directions arc strictly complied
with; They arc purely Vegetable and never fall
boxes. coataIaipg SO piils, IS cents. Eewale 81
countcrfeits and limitations. The genuine man.
u!acturod only by John G. West 4 Co. Sold BY
McLAlN BROTHERS, COZ. Market and Twelfth
streets, Wheeling, VI. Va se2srSwyAv
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Wool,

rHiL4bsiriifA. Pa. May 6.-woot market
Gulet; ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
AA aud above 33a3ic: \ sls33c: medium 37s3sc;
coarse 3,Haase: New York. Michigan, Indiana
3'h37S 6; coarse 3ta3c: fine wayhrI deInIne X
ana X X IliS1c; medium washed comblng and
delaine ioai.c coarse do S5A3Gc: Canada washed
c0nl1ins S3aSoc; tub washed, choice 89aiOc; fair
a1a3sc; coarse, 3ea3Sc: medium unwushed comb.
fng mud delaine 2Sa3Oc; Montana i7a15c: terri.
DRY l5nIlC.
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live Stock.

CHICAGO, May 5.-Cattlc-RcceIp,s 10000 head:
shipments 500 l.end; market strong and
90: stockefs and feeders $! 75a4 co.; cows,
bulls and mixed 81 G0aG So; Texans s. i0ai NJ.
logs Receipts l6 00l head: shipments 4.OU
head; market strong: higher; mixed and heavy
Receipts, 1900 head: shipments 1900 hend: mar.
Eet Steady; natives 81 OOas ~; western corn fed
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Death has just separated n couple in
England who had been married for sew.
enty.Eeven years.
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"REMEABER, that tho payment OF Prizes Il
Orleans, and the Tickets arc signed by the Presi.
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered rights
arc recognized In tho highest Courts; therefore,
beware q any limitations or anonymous
N DOLLAR Is The price OF the smalles,
part or traction Of Il Ticket ISSUED ny w IN any
Drawing. Anything in our name offered for Isss
than a Dollar Il a swindle. nniEwsAw
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MAY NJ. 1890.

beginning at 10 o'clock a. M, all the following
he'c,lbcA real cstAte, situate In %Triudelphia dis.
trlcE, In said county, described a, follows, viz:
BEGINNING ut II point on Tho Gust line OF the
National or Cumberland l,ond NJ the southeast
NtnCr OF Henry Cooks land. thence with The
lin " said satlonal Road eastcrly four hun.
dFti and twenty iiyetilD feet IN n point; thence
nj right angles with shih road two hundred and
Sky (Hj J feet 10 the linu OF All avenue laid out
~IAla!lrl - saIl Cumberland hoad through The
Porter hons place: thence westerly along ksid
avenue iOtf bundled aud ~ Gnty.nve (t2sj feet
to tOos's southeast cgrucr: thence with his line
10 the place OF bcgiu Ing. being nii OF lots nun.
berei lea t,e) eleven az. twelve tl2} aud ,lii..
teen Lia) rs ibid nut on tho private plat OF that
part Of the William Porter home place and
not recorded.
TSENs NJ SAt.E.-Opcthtri. or az much more
rs the purchaser may ulcct, cash In hand on the
day Of En'c ard tho f~altnCn In two equal install.
inCnts, payable respectively In one and two years
from the DAY oi stle, with interest. Tho pur-
chNcr 10 rlvc his notes for this deferred ips,sl.
meUts, with good security, mud the legal title TO
he retained NJ further security until The laid
nOtc' and interest arc paid.
Title believed good. but selling ~ trustee /
shall convey only suth liile MS IL vested Ia mo by
Mil deed OF trust. :
W. p. HUBBARD,
ann .H rH.s. -
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In view OF Mr.. Cleveland's denial, It
seems to mo that the writer OF the inter
view should be permitted 10 state his
side OF the case. My own reputation is
as dear to me as Mr.. Clevcland's can pos.
sibly be to him.
! assert Cd my honor that Mr.. Cleye-
land was correctly reported in the inter-
view in question. He was not misrepre.
scented in any particular. Ibid not write
out all that Mr.. Cleveland said, but wlat
| did write was IL faithful and accurate re.
port OF his conversation. Much of what
was omitted was simply u%nprintable in
any respectable journal.
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BOSTON. MayG-Wool market continues steady
and irm and demand good; Ohio and Pennsyi.
YAnia X 3la3l51Ie; XIX and above 9sa3ic; 40. l.,
3laISc: Michigan Y "9c; No. rcombiuH 39aiOc;
ono hue delalne SiaSje: territory 5Ta59c. iue:
Oregon lial6c: pulled woods very firm; choice
woods firm. "
NEW YORK, May 6.-Wool steady: domestic
fleece Sla90c; pulled 27a3lc; Texans lSa2lc.
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DANA VIGOROUSLY DENOUNCED,

DANA VIGOROUSLY DENOUNCED,
Mr.. Cleveland then launched out into
a vigorous denunciation OF the editor OF
the Sun. He said he was q blackguard,
vagaboud aud dastardly %scoundrel. He
also characterized him as a 'senile old
liar and thief with the addition of a
profane prefix. Several other proiane
words figured in Mr.. C%leveland's re-
marks, but non Of them, Of course
were published. ,,,.g.,
After the conversation had gone on
for fifteen or twenty minutes, Mr.. CIeye-
land asked me what I was going to pub.
fish, and l told him the substance OF,
what he had said. He drew a pencil
from his pocket, hnd, picking up a pad,
said: I will write out something to
guide YOU He then wrote the first
paragraph OF the published interview,
STILL FURTHER CONVERSATION.
This did not end the interview. Al.
ter writing the above Mr.. Cleveland
talked for more than twenty minutes.
Before Mr.. Cleveland took up his pen.
Gil to write anything, he had said in sub
stance much OF the matter contained in
the interview, In preparing it for pub.
LEGATION l inserted it as following
his written paragraph. G5
MIR. Cleveland then alluded to his wife
and said that Mr.. Dana had not confined
his attack to himself. He made war on
women us we'll rs men. The attacks on
her had not been made openly or iii.
rectly, but by Mr.. Dana's favorite meth.
od-innuendo and indircction. Much
OF the matter consisted OF alleged praise
Of Mrs. Cleveland, with the idea Of ma.
king a contrast to his (Mr. Cleveland's)
disadvantage. Cranks were sure Ia
send Mrs. Cleveland clippings, and
they annoyed her very much. Mr.
Cleveland said distinctly y: "The old
thief, Dana, has not hesitated To drag my
wife's name into his scnrrilous attacks
\ man who makes war on women is in
famous" 49,
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VAN HourEN's CocoA-"Best and Goes
FArthest.n MM&r.3
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Hold It to tho Light.

C%iSc,SsArf, O., May 6.-cottou stcady;'m mid.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~ TRAlNS.On and after Npy. q, lsso.-E1.
PLANTATION OF REFERENCE MARKS. sDally, tSun.
day excepted. tMonday excepted. lSa,urdsy
excepted; Sunday only. SATURDAY only.
Eastern Standard time. VAL"
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OF II. 4. DAUPHIN. ''"'-'
Washington. D. Q.
BY ordinary letter, containing Money Order
Issued by all Express Companies, New YORK Ell.
change, Draft or Postal Nolc.
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now HE GOT THE INTERVIEW.


The circumstances attending the in.
terview were as follows: Wednesday af.
ternoon, April lG, I received All assign.
ment from the city editor Of the World,
MI. James F. Graham, to go and inter
view Mr.. Cleveland regarding n story
published in the Sun OF that day, to the
effect that the ex President was under n
special treatment invented by Dr..
~Schweninger, OF Germany, for reducing
flesh. Mr.. Cleveland was represented
in the article as gaining in weight at the
rate OF twenty-five pounds a month, and
it was said that both be and his friends
were seriously alarmed at his condition.
I arrived at Mr.. Cleveland's Office, at
40 Williams street, Il little alter o'clock.
In few minutes the clerk brought back
word that Mr.. Cleveland would see me,
and l was ushered into his private Of
lice. We were alone together for nearly
three.quartels of an hour, and Mr.,
Cleveland talked very freely and EN-.
phatically. Mr.. Cleveland spoke in his
usual deliberate manner and appeared to
be in a perfectly normal condition..
l began by Informing him OF the oh.
ject ofmy call and told him thatthe World
would be glad to publish any statement
he cared to make. He said he had not
seen the Sun article (he never read the
paper, he said, and would no. touch it
with q pair OF tongs), aud I gave him
verbally the gist of it. Mr.. Cleveland
Strengthened himself up and made use
Of p~rofane expression rejecting on Mr..
Dana's mother. (This was omitted from
the published interview.)