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PEOPLES MUSEE THEATRE.
ALL THIS WEEK.

Cowboys and Girls Indian Relies Drama
LITTLE LoED FAuSuEnuY.
Open / IN 10 daily Hourly shows Op,"
Chulrs5 cents. one pine M moro. w
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MANY thousands of Americans are
moving to reconsider the vote by which
the Democratic party was given control
of this great country They want to
change their vote.
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BEFORE breakfast Bromo-Seltzer
Acts as bracer-trial bottle 10 cts.
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dNdhld IOhINhHOI'
The way to paraIyze southern Demo.
Gratis ia to let the banks and the eastern
gold bugs dictate financial legislation.
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PRlScrroN seems determined TO make
the way OF the hazer hard. Good for
Princeton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-14

TIE rain is all right, and it is com
forling to know that the unjust have tc
stand their share OF It.
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WHEN the future historian comes to
read the speeches now being made in
the senate he will wonder whether the
whole country was crazy at this time or
whether intirmity OF intellect was con-
fined to the senate. Senators do not
show at their best in time-killing
speeches.
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DUSnAvEN has been done brown
Selah.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Editorial itoomS....ist. Counting hoom HS'
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Mountain Lake Park Notes.
Special Correspondents OfMs Intalt0encer.


MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, July 25.-
Tuesday was opening day at Columbian
hotel. At $3.50 p IN. Miss Pollock, Of
Washington, D. O., and teacher OF the
kindergarten school, gave q reception
to parents and pupils at the hotel.
About one hundred persons assembled,
After q TOW moments OF drill the child.
rem were invitedinto tho dining room
and treated to cake and lemonade.
w. L. Davidson, D. D., suporlntend'
emit OF Chautauqua, Is here.
This morning u special train from
Keysor and Piedmont brought over 800
people TO tho Park. At II a, M. q mus.
teal and cocutionary entertainment
was given by Miss Vrunl aud others.
Tho Park Is full OF life to-day July 81
tho brotherhood OF railroad mon will
have an excursion to tho Park.
DR.. John q. Hupp and family, oil
Wheeling, arc at tho Mountain Lake
hotel.
Tho ladies hnvo n lawn toto this after
noon and evening on tho grounds OF
the Mountain Lake hotcl.
Lutheran day, the 2Sth, promises TO
DO one Of much interest
Tho now waiting room on tho south
aide Of the railroad track 10 almost
completed.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.

The Features OF the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. July 2j.-Money OIL call was
strong, ranging from per cent per annum
10 lilo per diem and interest, last loan closing
offered at 20 per cent Prime mercantile paper
SALE per cent Sterling exchange weaker at
81 SlL4ui S9i4 Silver certificates wGrO quiet
with sales at T0sc, closed ut 7O)2c bld Tic asked
Sales Of stocks 4Si. 900 shares
This has been the most oycntful aud exciting
day fora long tlmO past In Wall street and ilnan.
ciRl circles generally. LiquidAtlOns were on
more extensive scale than at any previous time
since tho present downward movement set IN,
aud the result was decline Of simply appalling
proportions, Tho Intelligence that the Erie
road lad been placed In the hands VI receivers,
although by no means unexpected, was u shock
10 confidence and started an indlsCrlmlnRlO
selling movement through the list Orders
wore received from various quarters TO soil, and
many brokers who could not reach their Gus.
toners In time threw their stocks overheard
rathOr than take auy further chances under the
circumstances The great break IN prices, how.
over, occurred after the announcement that II.
!, NtrhulnS Il Co. Ind fniiph was mntD mt the
stock exchange, This brought the, critical ST.
uRtion Of affairs right homo 10 the brok0rs, and
II was not lOng before tho market dflited Into
pNulckY condition. The excitement was not Aa
great rs In either tho 1891 or 1879 pAnlCs but tho
shrinkOgo III values was very rapid and sales
hnd TO be made at practically any prcOs that
happened to be bid Tho failure Of Nicholas &
90, followed up As 1t WIS by the Suspension Of
John u. Dcrnoh 4 Co., showed plainly that the
banks were calling in loans, and this knowledgo
made tho street nervous. Tic rate for money
Jumped up 10 AZ pet dlcm aud closed 1t 20 per
cent per annutn. Tho sales for tho day reached
the lirgOSt total Of i6i,0sl EhnrOs. Dividend pay.
lug shares aud bonds aud tho nOndlylCnd nay.
uts suffered alike aud the depression reached
an HultO stage, Tho exceptional DrCaR IN Evans.
vile IcrrO llhlic from Va TO 70 was due 70 tho
fact that II. !. NICHOLAS was director Of the
company md had borrowed considerable
aRutlnN Of money on lha same stock The
other big declines wOtU Manhattan " points,
Delaware 4 Hudson M, Oregon Navigation II,
lake ShorO 0lS, LaOknWRnna 3, Nl0klG Plate first
pteierrCdS GOnCral Electric w, Jersey Central
:, Lake Erie 4 WoStetn preferred I, Pullman "a
Western Union ~ Wheeling \ Lake Eric pre-
iettOd 7, Lead preferred q, BtlO preferred 8,
Sugar o. Although Anal quotations. showed a
recovery 81 Il 20 2hcf cent iEeTn She lowest, tho
market loft on ioygrlsh and tho feeling IN stock
circles was unsettled
hallway bonds wCfU heavy aud dOmorallIed
Sales Sl,lib,OO0
Government and state bonds dull
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A Physician,s ADVICE.

To those who travel, OF those who re.
main at home during tho summer,
never be without a stimulant" Its
timely use saves the system from many
shock, and as u preventative Of dis.
ease pure whisky has always been
recommended. Max Klein, OF ALE.
cheney, is reliable dealer, who only
keeps the purest liquors in stock. His
Silver Age, at 81 80; DuQuesne, at 81 %,
and Bear Creek, at 81 90 per full quart
each, cannot BIO equaled. Send for cata-
logue and price list (mailed free) to
Max Klein, 50 Federal street, Allie.
gheny, Pa.
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On and after Sunday, July 2, train
No. 3S on the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railroad, which now leaves
Wheeling at 1850 y. M, central stand
ard time, will leave Wheeling at l 40 p.
m, central standard time. Passengers
for Chicago and the west can now take
sleeper, leaving ten minutes earlier and
arrive in Chicago at 1885 o. IN.
J. l. Terry, G. +. and P, A.
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Take tho baltimore s ohio to Chlcago.

Excursion tickets now on sale via
tho Baltimore & Ohio at reduced round
trip rates, good returning until Novem.
Dor 8, 1903, Trains leave Wheeling,
eastern time, at $3.50 a. m. and 1875 p.
IN. daily, and at $3.50 p. m, except Suit-
ddM For sleeping car accommodations
and other information enquire OF Balti-
more & Ohio agents. ann
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Glad Tldlngs.

The grand specific for tho prevailing
malady Of tho ago, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, costivonosS,
general debility, etc., Is BOcon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic atlmu-
mites tho digestive organs, regulates tho
liver and restores tho syHtcm 10 viRor'
ous hoalth and energies Samples FREQ
Largo packages 5Oc. Sold only by Logan
DruR 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-27

AYrn's Pitts promptly remove tho
causes Of sick and nervous headaches.
These Pills speedily correct irregular
files OF tho stomach, llvor aud bowels,
and nre che nildest aud most reliable
cathartlc In use. No ono should bO
without them,
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NEW York, July 2G.-The dry goods market
tends towards stagnatIon for this week at least
peated In accordance with necessity. Duyers
arc possibly not looking with any particular ex
pectltlon for lower prices, but the financial sit
uaton causes poStponement II Is doubtful Il
there Will DO mitch change for tho better until
Congress dlsclOses what Is going 10 DO done In
tho way OF financial legislation.
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VANCOUVER, B. G.. July 26.-The
steamship Empress of China has ar
rived with news of the murder of two
Swedish missionaries by Chinese fanat-
les at Sing Pu. Revs. Wikholm and
Johanson, the missionaries, arrived in
Sing Pu last April and were the only
missionaries there.
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SPANISH srEAMER nuRNEp.
Out of ESQ Persons on Board Only Twenty
Nine Are gnysd,

SAN Francisco. July 26.-News has
beenreceived at Hong Kong that the
Spanish steamer San Juan, loaded with
kerosene, and which sailed Juno 20 for
Annoy and Manila, was destroyed by
Ere. Out OF $50 people on board only
twenty.nine were saved.
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on CRY, PA, July 26.--opOned, highest lowest
and closed 6sc: sales 5000 barrels; Clearances
$4,000 barrels; shipments l0l,03l barrels; runs
sO,7l6 barrels
NEW York. July Petroleum was neglected
no sales; 57s4c offered for August options
PITTSBURGH PA, July 26-opened at Csc;
closed ut 67Jsc; highest Csc; lowest dT1Isc
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CHICAGO. July 26.-Cattle, receipts 5000 head;
shipmeuts 1000 head; market steady; top
prices 81 sons 90; steers 81 25a4 60: medium 50 7ha
400: common s. OOa3 60: Texapsssl SCa3 4O;
westerns 8 7ja4 10; COWS 81 GOA? %: Hogs 70.
market closed 25c lower: mixed aud packers
s. jOa5 70; prime heavy S75a6 s.; light mixed
s. 0OaG 90: sorted light 50 LOAD 20. sheep, re.
Ceipts 10000 head shiDments 1000 head; mar
ket dull; stockeES 81 2Sa9 75; ewes s. SpG4 85;
western 81 25ai 50; lambs 50 oOa5 10
EAST Liberty. PA, July 20--Cattle receipts
200 head: shipments 40 head; market weak;
prime 81 75ah 0l; good 81 00a4 80; common 70 fair
s. 5Oa3 10; fat cows and bulls 81 00a3 d: bologna
cows s. 90 to slh 00 fresh cows s20aS5 better.
Hogs, receipts 500 head; shipments 700 head;
market firm; medium and light 50 40aG 20: ex.
IRENE heavy s. VOa0 ~, Sheep, receipts 2i0O
head; shipments 400 head: market demorallZed:
prime 81 l0R4 10; good 81 75a4 90; common TO fair
81 0Ja3 %; lambs s. 5U05 CO., veal calves s. OLA
50: heavy IS 00Rl 90.
CiSClSNArrL O., July 2G-Iiogs heavy at
s. 4Oa6 Us; receipts 5000 head; shipments 1880
hand
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WheelIna. BrIaae & Terminal nv.


sunday July 0, 1871
Leave Wheolpg- tGiIg $500 $500 }9.Bti0;o0
a, M, t2:'t, '3:iO. aitD, 1000 D. M,
LEAVE Peninsula -i6lG 1900 $500 1891, tlO00
a. to-. t1iIl, sl;iG. olj3G, tg.OJ, " VI
Leave Terminal Junction -t7l2l tHO0, gl0i7 a.
M u 49, 92:aO tj!i4, t6lll tS.2i .0iiip NJ
LoAye Martins Ferry h.26, il.lf, glDii}a IN,
II !l3, o!i2s, tolls. sjlg, iS.3l tgby IA IN,
Leave Pgnlnsnla-i7 80 iDl plO.h a. III, II 40,
9,t6. t5;-b, s53g5. tSi3S, tibsbl p IN,
Arrive WhueIlnl-tT:lO, sD.N 3lli0j A. n,,
NJ 10. 900, tbBi tttjl, ts.ih YiO.li D. IN.
sDally. tDAlly oGcOp, sunday i9undAyi only
All trains will ran on Eastern llme
W. al u an1C,, H. 4 w trnugWlll not stop
between Martins fctry aud Wheeling
J.E TAUSslG SUPERINTENDENT
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NEW YoRK, July &C. pig iron dull and steady
American Sl2 75al5 80, Copper steady; lake
$40 20. Lead steady: domestic 81 IS. TIL
closed hrmer; straits SIS IS.
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81, e. Q. VESTS ROtVo and Brain Treatment
sb9Id under positive written guarantee BY author,
itod lgeI'S only, 70 cure Weak Memory; Loss OF
Ntaln and Nerve Power; Lost Manhood; 6uleknosb;
nSiyon1nosl; laSsitud0; oil Drains; Loss Of Power
.. Llo utnetltlye Organs In other Box, caused BY
TTyetcxsrIon Youthful Errors, or Excessive Use Of
sMsgrt Consumption, Insanity and Death. BY nnnii,
w DGti OiOr vi With written guarantee TO euro or
i tSiand money; VESTS COUCH SYRUP. A certain
W.T. w coughs Colds, Asthma, BronchiHS, Group,
Ii S1to aus I discontinued: old s0o. pilo now old
GUARANTEES issued only through McLAIN
HRoEllERS, Druggists. Wheeling, WA
iyIATThHAWY
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WheeIlnn { Elm CrOyn RaIIrnal.

on nnd after saturday October l. 80 lmth,
will run ~ follows city ilmGi
LEANE WIIEEhtSa.-'G 100 IS W., 100 g. ST. s.1I
lO y. m. 900 T. IA, 800 y, N, 100 ~ M i.ll
p NJ, 0!OOp IA, 100 p IN, 500 y M, gijl q.
IN / 00 D. N,
LEAVE Elm GRuvE-'dil1A M 1!0ld M SOD
100 y. m 800 u ~. 3.O0 p 10 100 y 10, iill
p NJ gi0Jp III, 7iOJp NJ 500 y ~, g'l0p
ia. 10 lap, IN
rDallt, except sunday
SUNDAY Church trains lnarc lim nf0Vd al
piG1 q IN. aud Wheeling Ht llili p.tns
H. L WElsgknlikR.
OCt uenotN Manager
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AS Pennsylvania stations.
.Nlg gRlsV!VaRiaIIn9a:
Tralna Run hY Contrnl limo.


TlrEEr oTTicEp At PENNSYLVANIA STATION OS
WkTTn St, fOVT or EtEvENTIt ST WHEELING,
AT MuLuRE HOUSE, WHEELING, AND At THH
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CIV, clseISs4ri o., July aa-cOttOn steady mid
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When Baby was sick, wO gave her caStorIO.
when she was Child, she cried for castOrlA.
when she became Miss, she chung to caStoriA,
Whom shO had Children, Shc gave thcm caStOrA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-27

MR WiSsiow's SponttNg sTRpr Inns boon used
for over giiy years by millions q mothers for
cess. II soOthOs the child, Spitcns the gums al.
lays all pain cures Wind collie, aud Ia the hest
remedy for Dlarrhmn II will tOliOYO the poor
little sufferer Immediately !Sold By dtugglsOs
In every part Of the world. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle, Dc sure and ask for "Alfa wlnslOw'a
Soothing syrup" and tnRO no other kind
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on md after Monday. June 10, Passenger
Trims will run us follows: 'Daily tDully liz.
cont Sunday, Central utne.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure OF trains on and after
NAY y, 1893, EXPLANATION op REgERESCE
excepted saturday excepted: lsunday only
saturday only. Eastern standard Time.
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ARRIVE

From Pittsburgh, 1929 a m. and SOP. III. aud
1910 q M, daily, ard 1915 p. IN, eSeept Sanaay,
aud 1855 a. m, Sunday only
Washington accommodation 1850 a NJ. daily,
except sunday
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-07
inaugural Address.

MY FELLOW CITIZENS In Obedi-
ence to the mandate of my country
men, l am about to delicate myself
to their service under the sanction of
solemn oath. Deeply moved by the
expression of confidence and personal
attachment which has called me to
this service, am sure my gratitude
can make no better return than the
pledge l now give before God and
these witnesses of unreserved and
complete devotion to the interests and
welfare of those who have honored
me. l deem it fitting, on this Occas-
ion, while indicating the opinion |
hold concerning public questions Of
presen, importance to also briefly re-
fer to the existence of certain con-
ditions and tendencies among our peo-
pie which seem to menace the integrity
and usefulness of the government.
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
While every American citizen must
contemplate with the utmost pride
and enthusiasm the growth and expan-
sion of our country, the sufficiency of
our institutions to stand against the
rudest shocks Of violence, the wonder
full thrift and enterprise of our people
and the demonstrated superiority Of
our free government it behooves us to
constantly watch for every symptom of
insiduous infirmity that threatens our
national vigor. The strong man who
in the confidence of sturdy health
courts the sternest activities of life and
reioices in the hardihood of constant
labor may still have lurking near his
vitals the unheeded disease that dooms
him to sudden collapse. 1t can not be
doubted that our stupendous achieve
ments as people and our country's
robust strength have given rise to a
hesdlessness of those laws governing
our national health which we can no
mere evade than buma1 life can e.
cape TIC laws of God and nature. Man
ifestly. nothing is more vital to our
supremacy as nation and to the
bene6cient purposes Of our govern
ment than a sound and staple curren-
cy. Its exposure to degradation
should ut once arouse to activity the
most enlightened craftsmanship and
the danger of depreciation in the
purchasing power Of the wages paid to
toll, should furnish the strongeet in.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-03-07

Young Mems Democratic Society IF
Lancaster.
wv Frithhey Club of Harrisburg. J
Ckeily. marshal.
Third Division.
Gen X A Donneliy of New jersey,
Division marshal.
Staff
Escort; Gardner and Luttrell Dem
ocratic Club of the District of Column
bia. Thomas F kinsiow, marshal.
Banner bearer.
Joel Parker Association of Newark,
NJ Charles Everard, marshal.
Robert Davis Pioneer Association Of
Jersy City. n J Maj Gen b Fielder,
marshal.
Kraeger Association of Newark, \ j
Beda Vaight. marshal.
James Smith Jr Association of New
ark. n J --, marshal.
Joseph Keppler Association Of Pat
en-on, \ j Herman J kahlhars. mar
shall
Banner bearer.
Young Mems State Democratic
Club of Massachusetts, A J Bullock,
marshal.
Montgomery Light Guard Veteran
Association Of Rcs'on. Col + Doherty.
marshal.
Banner bearer.
Bayard Legion of Delaware, Whining
ton, Del Join + Dolan, marshal.
Young Ne IS Democratic Club,
VIM Z Kelly. marshal.
Fourth division.
Gen Bradle, T Johnson of Maryland,
d vision marshal,
Staff.
Escort East Washington Democratic
Club, Willard + Peake. marshal
Banner bearer.
Calumet Club Of Baltimore.
Harry Wells Rusk. marshal.
Concord Club of Baltimore.
Bart E Smith, marshal.
Iroquois Club of Baltimore,
John NJ Adams. marshall.
Hendricks Democratic Club Of Balti.
more.
James J Kerns, marshal.
Columbia Club, seventeenth ward, OF
Baltimore, John f Wevler. marshal.
Monumental Democratic Club of Be-!
timore county, August Weis, marshal.
Phoenix Democratic Association,
sixth ward. of Baltimore.
Richard J Penn, marshal.
Prince Georges Mounted Battalion,
accompanied by u battalion Of ladie,
mounted,
George NJ Henault, marshal.
Cleveland. Stevenson and Mckaig
Club of Montgomery county, accom-
panied by battalion of ladies mount
ed, William Viers Bouic, marshal.
Fifth division.
John p Hopkins of Illinois.
Division Marshal.
Staff.
DISQUALIFICATION of citizens from
committee on civil organizations.
Banner bearer.
Iroquois Democratic Club Of Chicago,
III, Col Frank G Hayne,
marshal.
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Robert - s1naW NoHiHAhu' w H
George A Custer Command, NJ 3.
Abe Lincoln Command, No 6.
John r Kenly Command, No Z.
Medal OF Honor Legion, Capt d A
Dillon.
Second Grand Division.
Civic procession.
Col VIM Dickson, chief marshal.
Prof Harry King, Sec .ary and
chief aid.
Special aides.
FIRST DIVISION.
Gen. Josiah Porter, adjutant general.
National Guard state of New York.
Division marshal.
staff.
Banner bearer.
Escort.
jackson Democratic association, Dis
trict of Columbia, Robt Ball.
marshal, 200.
Banner bearer.
Tsmmany Society of the city of New
York.
James J Martin, chairman inaugural
committee.
Cleveland democracy of Buffalo.
VIM N Smith. marshal, 200.
Oriental Club of New York City,
TT Campbell, marshal. 100.
John J OBrien Association of New
York City, Bernard Rourke,
marshal, 400.
Kings County Democracy of Brook
lyn, Col VIM A Furey,
marshal, 800.
Bushwick Democratic Club of Brook
lyn, H HI Adams, marshal, $50.
Seymour Democratic Club Of Brook
Ign, Arthur II Wakeley, marshal,
200.
Constitution Democratic Club of
Brooklyn, John Delmar, marshal.
$50.
Jno Y McKane Association of Grave
send. L I, Kenneth F Sutherland,
marshal, 300.
Stuyvesant Club Of Harlem. A W
Monahan. marshal, $50.
Long Island City. Club, A ] Sanford,
marshal, SO.
Peter J Masterson Association of
Brooklyn.
SECOND DIVISION.
Col. Levi ksish, division marshal.
staff.
EscOrt
Young Mems Democratic Club of
the District of Columbia.
J. Fred Kelly, manshall.
Banner bearer.
Samuel J. Randall Association of
Philadelph,a
VIM. McMullen marshal.
Hancock Veteran Legion Of
Philsdelphia,
Col. James Mcknight, marshal.
Jefferson Club of Philadelphia,
Jno. NJ. O'Brien, marshal.
jackson Club Of Philadelphia,
A. w. Falbey, marshal.
Crescent Democratic Club of Philadel-
phia,
Edward A. Kelly, marshal.
Continental Club of Philadelphia,
Peter Monroe, marshal
Concord Club OF Philadelphia.
-marshal.
Second Ward Cleveland Club of
Philadelphia,
George MCGOWAN, marshal.
George MCGOWAN Club of Philadel-
phia.
Charles Gabel, marshal.
William McAleer Club of Philadel-
ph;a, Philip Griffin, marshal.
William F Harrity Club Of Philadel-
phia, Ambrose F Few. marshal.
Peter F Gallagher Club Of Philadel-
phia, John F Carey. marshal.
West End German Club of Philadel-
phia, Gustav A Mueller, marshal.
Iroquois Club of Philadelphia,
-, marshal. Y
Union Democratic Club of Philaorl-
phia, J P Murphy, marshal.
Democratic Society Of Lancaster,
&C Downey, marshal.
Americas Club Of Reading.
TIP Merritt, marshal.
Randall Club of Pittsburg, p N Guth-
ne, marshal.
Central Democratic Committee Of
Scranton, -, maE,hal
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FEDERAL POWER.

shall, to the 6est Of my ability
and within my sphere Of duty.
preserve the constitution by loyaly
protecting every grant of federal
power it contains BY defending all it,
restraints If attacked by impotence
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The benefits already gained through
this instrumentality and the further
usefulness it promises entitle it to the
hearty support and encouragement Of
all who desire to see our public ser
vice well performed or who hope for
the elevation Of political sentiment
and the publication Of political
methods.
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TOOK A LUNCH.

Three times did it become necessary
for the venerable Captain Baseett Ia
turn back the hands Of the clock. Ina
meantime Cleveland and Stevenson
had been ushered into q private rn,m
Of Morton's where buffet lunch was
served and . few callers dropped in.
to pay their respectst.
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IN THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March A.
In the senate early this morning the
house sheet metal gauge bill passed.
Conference reports on sundry civil
and Indian appropriation bills were
adopted at > o'clock and then Senator
Hill made vain attempt to pass the
Hudson river bridge bill.
After an bour and half the roll
was called and the senate at $50 took
a recess TO $50. When the senate
re-assembled the usual resolution of
thanks to the vice-president for the
able manner in which he presided
over the senate was adopted. A like
resolution of thanks to the president
pro TEN, Manderson was also adopted.
SENATE ADJOURNED.
About / o'clock Vice-president
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About l o'clock Vice-president