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|lsD PRIMARY SCHOOLS
|Igg BOYS AND Girls.

Held In the log Cabin, corner OF Tenn
peranec and Republican stsesss, North
seattle, frsin Q TO IL o. m. Aso 7is
Eleventh street, from 1880 20 4 30 ?. IN.
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kseipsl, Miss wiEterbonrne (Frsbel Uaion
Nsassss q the Home and Colonial Training
1asrs, Ioadons Eugland). who holds a King
esaiy teachers certificate. second grade.
Pupils resolved at any time
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WAsHiNGFoNi
tors are of the |
committee viii
within two or |
begins, or with
report anotheJ
pond derance od
there will notI
agreement. Ii
ierees assert
means the iefsI
The indicatiJ
ity that the sua
the principal N
nut for differed
nent would nd
sitting. The \
conference u
very carefully
sitting and q
of the iteni
they will MOI
points again
that the Repd
explanation OF
action OF coura
delaying the
Blanchard bad
proposition I'd
but il is not red
be agreed to.
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n he House.

CRY, July 27.-There was
THE CAVES n ne house today.
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WAsnISGToS|
committee on 4
report favorao4
ment TO the SUI
geological surT1
mission underl
OF agriculture 4
ations for therd
bill. The amel
committee on 4
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WAsHENsT0j
bill TO create Al
tion has besfi
house bv the |
lows the re 4
Cleveland 8 nd
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Kansas CIr
morrow nor
the effect tha1
Santa fe road
strike within
time the engiT
tors will ak
TO be caused II
a week ago ny
was stated thl
be abrogsted.
termination Il
cay they wiii :
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Won KoIZE,s ARREST.
\ Dclicf That Ito Is not the Writer Of the
Anonymous Letters.

y Belief That lilo Is not the Writer OF the
Anonymous Letters.
BERLIN, Juno 2i.-Ihe arrest OF Won
Kotze, one Of tho masters OF coromo.
MES, Which male q great sensation,
would have caused n still greater com.
motion had it no. been for the fact that
it coon become known that his father
died insane, which has given rise to the
generally expressed opinion that the
prisoner is also insane. The ntiair,
however, has caused great shock in
arIstOcratic circles. where both Won
kotze and his handsome vile played .
prominent part
4 singular accident revealed what
the most vigorous police inquiry for
four years pas; failed 10 discover. The
anonymous letters, it seems, were
written in printed characters, in order
10 avoid detection. Some weeks ago
the blottinG paper OF al aristocratic
club on the PARSER pla;z was found TO
have the Impress OF tho hated char
acters. This clcw was followed up and
lot TO the discovery OF similar pieces Of
bIotting paper in Won Notes office.
SuIpIClOn grew stronger when one
gentleman OF the court made a state
mont that Won Kotze, during tho
course Of conversation which took
place between them, let drop GONE
remarks which were identical with the
aspersinns contained in the letters.
The krsI: Zcj:unJ declares that Won
kotze surrendered himself TO General
Won tahuke, in whose company he pro.
ceedet TO the military prison. whore he
was examined and declared himself in.
nOcent, but, as appearances were against
him, he asked to be detained in custody
IL his own interest on the ground that
II the anonymous letters were still re-
celved during ;he period OF his deteE-
ton, il would prove bis innocence. The
paper adds that the anonymous letters
arc still being received. in spite OF the
fact that Won kotze is under arrest
When Won kotze was lieutenant Of
the Uhlans be was remarked for his &c
centrici!ies. lie Left the army with the
rank OF captain about!ten years ago. but
has since remained Il Ia suite Of his regi-
ment This accounts for his arrest by
the military authorities. II Won Kotzs
had lei. the army entirely the civil
courts would have dealt with his case.
At Potsdam to-day there was an un-
CONFIRMED Tunor in circulation that
Won ko;ze would sho,ly be released
from custody. Should this turn out to
be correct, 1t would seen certain that
military authorities are in possession OF
information which clear. Won Kotze
from the serious charges made against
Itp,
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government shall DO actually present at
the birth al every direct heir to tho
british throne. and the anticipation OF
this duty has kept Mr.. Asqnith In u
fever OF anxioty and excitement the
past two weeks.
W hen the summons came Yesterday
he WIS Cn his way n top speed to Rich.
mond within two minutes Of the receipt
Of tho notification. lEc wa. not too
late, and when the happy event occur.
red &c WAS Whiting ncrvnu-ly behind Il
screen Which, as some concession TO the
duchess feelings, was provided lot him
IN the royal bed chamber.
At0.50 the duchess was smelly deliv.
cred Of sou. Tho MOVE was telophon-
o. 10 thu queen within couple OF inin.
ntes Of tho event, and, when the family
had recovered from natural hustur, 10
other royal personages aud 10 the Lord
Mayor OF London, who posted it outside
the civic palace and sent word to the
dean OF st, Paurs. As n matter 0!
course there was great rejoicing.
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Fourth OF July koliday-Ticketa sold
July aud i, good 10 return until July
). 1894. One fare for the round nip.
United Society OF Christian Endeavor,
Cleveland, Ohio. Tickets sold July 9.
10 and II. good to return until July Is,
1894. Il tickets are deposited with joint
agent OF the Cleveland terminal lines
prior to July II, limit may be extended
10 September IS, 1891; One fare for the
round trip.
Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
America, Toronto, Ont Tickets cold
July II, IS and 10, good to return until
July 81, 1884,. with privilege OF extreme
limit until September 10, 1894. One fare
for the round trip.
Central Ohio SGnger!est, Toledo, o.
Tickets cold July -, 80 and s., good to
return unit! August 6, 1894. One fare
for the round trip.
Evangelical Associations Sunday School
Convention and Camp Meeting, Lin.
wood Park, Vermillion, O., August ! 10
81. lS9:. Tickets sold August ) to Aug.
ust 81, inclusive, good to return Until
Angus, "a, 1894. One fare ior the round
trip.
Knights OF the Maccabees, State Con-
vcntiom OF Ohio. Toledo. O., Angus, II
10 10, lS94. Tickets may be sold August
Is and Il, good TO return until August
II, 1894. One fare tor the round trip.
J. Z. TERRY. g. +. & P. i.
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i ROYAL BABY.
The Duchess of York Gives Birth TO n Son.
\ 5Tomcatous Event In England.

The Duchess of York Gives Birth TO n Son.
y 3Tomcatous Event In England.
LoyDox, June 24--Just before
o'clock yesterday afternoon a message
reached London from Mchmond sayin ;
The Duchess OF York is i'll. The home
secretary was summoned to the White
Lodge"
This Intelligence set the whole metro
polls on tho qui vive, and crowds began
10 assemble in iron. OF the bulletin
boards whiting for i momentous an
nouncemcut.
|, is now nearly two weeks since the
health OF the duchess OF York became
the chief topic OF Conversation and spe-
cula;!on among all classes OF English
society. Bulletins OF her daily walks
and drives have been scanned in the
newspapers before ANYBODY turned 10
the C.rearv budget debate or the news o.
anv latest foreign imbrog!io.
Popular curiosity has saldn the most
inconyeuient forms in the vicinity OF
The Mhite Lodge The duke and his
vile have been unable TO take walk
or drive without encountering prylng
men and women until the Young couple
became highly incensed.
The function OF the home secretary in
connection With the introduction OF tho
royal infant into this vale o: tears Is
most strange to republican comprehen.
sion. The Law and custom OF countries
prescribe that this tancs:onary OF the
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It May DO as Much for Yon.

Mr.. Fred Miller, OF irving, Ill, writes
that he had severe Kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his
back ami also that his bladder was al
ieC;ed. lie tried many so-callei Kidney
cures but without any good result.
About year ago he began the use OF
Electric Bi:ters and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted 10
cure OF all Kidney aud Liver troubles
and often gives almost instant relief.
One trial will prove our statement
Price only SOC for large bottle 4:
Logan Drug Cos Drug Store.
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II not, now Is the time to provide
yourself md family with bottle OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rhGa Remedy cs an insurance against
any serious results from an attack OF
bowel complaint during the summer
months. 1t ia almost certain TO be
needed and should be procured n. once.
No other remedy can take its place or
dni.s work
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East Liberty. p. Juac 22-CattIe. receipts
light; demand l!ghI prime 81 jJai 20: good $ 20.
81; tAi- !lgh; Steer )! 51lS Is; good fat cows sud
leiieTS 75a-i Is. Hogs. very light; PhiadclphiR.
- uJa5 d; best YorGerS 81 9Ssj o.: common "a
t4lf Workers q SGi 81 Sheep, market very Gull
Il; the lowest prices for several weeks extra S 81
E3 70: faic 81 5ya2 Ou; common 5JcaSlOl
CISCTSyGTI June 23.-uoss frIle- and HIGHER
a. 81 ciI5 o.; receipts 100 head: shipments 50.
l.gf
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The best saI7e IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, uicers, salt rheuu, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands. chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptlons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed TO give aerfsc. satisiac-
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale BIZ Logan Drug
EonnanY
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
C. o. BREWSTER Receive:
TIE Table 30 % 70 TAX: ers2, Ii! l, :

TIE Table 20 l3 20 TAX. eTs,l E:)I ! Il
Sunday November - lsIi
Leave Taeeiia;-ts:ol. t5:j. lu:iJG Il. tnn::a.9
sJ:ij. t!:S. 300 p. L
Lcage rea.asull-tS;5.t Psi, ir:Ba a.,tosG
S3:.l. fS:15, i9:O6 ,. Il
Leave Martins fevy-ts:2 r9:S7. lu:S!l L.
t2;3L- 1911. ti:+2 5gl.
Ar-iye Terminal juucIinn-tS:l7. tl1:91, ili:ji
= u. t!.ss, 'J:3.. ti.Ij. ;1:Is p n
Leave Terminal Iuuci!oa-t7:s1. 300, 4 II,
eI::tJ. l. IL. .i:59 isOi. tj:lL tS.;j D Il
Leave Martins FeGTy-f5s25. 1901 L II. aIl:ii
HOO. tI.l0. tj:l9. tS:j? D n
Leave Pcc!csG!s-f7:3i, L9:N AZ. el2:ji, 5I:ll
ti:l7, Tj;sj. tS:Js ,. N.
Arrive wleetas-iI:D. 300 q T.. si2.5I.
iils. 49,. t5:Il. 19:vj p IL.
'D1Ily. tDEily etcapt Sunday. Sunday only.
Al tsLc4 Will I'm on Eastern Tiiae
!.g T4uSSiG. Superintendent.
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ON4HA, NEE, May 3, 1871.
10 Whom it Nay CoHeun:
l have suffered Tor years with neural
Cic headache and Krause's Headache
Capsules is the only remedy that has
done me any good. Would recommend
them to all similarly affected
CHARLES PEsSor,
10 North Sixteenth street.
Sold by Alex 7. Young, John Kari,
Waeeliag, and Bowie K Co., bridgeport,
Ohio.
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Simply sopiy "SwEYSE's OrxTHESr." No IN
te.ral IneGici:e required Cores letter. eczema
itch. all esGpt!ons on The face, hands. nose. Gc
leaving the skiE cleG;. while and nealIhy. T..
grcl; healing and curative powers are possessed
by no Other remedy. AK your crG.Sts: 70.
SwAYSy's OINTMENT. -TttSlv
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CHICAGO. June 3--pusluca was deserted yOr
the TEce COurse Dy large number Ui the heavy
Operations Tradin; WIS restricted. Nhca; GHd
other gralnS ouencl weak and closed Arm FRO.
visions avcrugde shade higher THAI ycsTrcHy {.
closing prices, bel closed without SUBSTANTIAL
change.
Flour unchanged
wuEAr-Cash No ? spring 59c; 70. . red
PC; June ,sL;a4'SlEc. July 5s'-l5';saS95.c;
toRS-Cash No exc: June 4ol.aGallc:
July IJsEair ,antc; September Gi,au5inl&c.
OAT,-tGsh 30. :, &c; J1Hc siEl 'Ga;6c; July
4O9 ;OSail&c: september S0aa5Q, sG1Iisc,
RENO, ,. isIc.
FLANsEED-sl a.
TIMOTHY SErp-S S.
Mss poHE-Cash and July SO IS: scptcGGa:
sl2 61al2 G5al2 61IZ
LtHpzce,i sud June So 10 July So Sep.
TENDER 81 GlaG SD -.
Ss9Rr RIDt-Cash s. 6; jay aad September
6; ~ al SjA5 g..
Oihe9s unchanged.
NEW YORK JUue 2S-Flour. roccluS eJ,COl
barrels exports iO0J1 barrels: sales 7.UO0 bar
rels: market dull and CsS,cr. Wheat receipts
300 bushels; exports 1900 bushels; sales $50.
90 bushels OF futures and 500 bushels OF spot,
II SrIet inactive; No. hard 1GS.c; option. weak
and lower No. ? rcd 6!lfr; July d l5lOaGS -
or. August EJs.c; September 6+TSc: October
Ca .a6ss. -hsNIc Corn. receipts .i0O bushels:
exports 50JJ bushels; sales @0),CN bushels OF
iDlurrS and 51,ON bushels OF spot; rarEe. easy;
June ij'i July -GGi6t. SIC. August 40 al ,gSIc.
nAt, receipts +9.Q1 bCshe!'; exports ~ bushels;
OF spot; market neglected: July So: August
IKE. Hay dull. Hops yenk. Hides dull. cut
meats dun Land dull; western steam e d;
July s. o.; September s72i. P0rk steady. Eui.
s;A;c dairy l2alfisc; Creamery l5ais|n. Cheese
dull Eggs duil western Exc. Tallow dull:
ely iI;c Resin. iuTpcrriue and rice steady.
hlolasses quiet. CoGcc trtn and higher. sugar
quiet
PHtLDEf7ErL June z7-rlour firm; prlces IN.
changed, Wheat tu!l and unchanged; No. . red
June UlGaslsscT July oil :.G6lssc; August 62Is
CSC: September, 68lSa6ragc. Corn Lril and
lover; No. mixed June .ii'sa'ts+c; July S5i.4
$b57ci August i65ra54c; septeuUe. ITaiIl4c.
OaS. market dull; No2wh!te June j2a5 c; July
59aijc; auGCs; 3sa.Elc; September SilSaSSt.s.
Butte. quiet but firm; fancy western creamery
lsc: do PeunSylvauia prints l9ci do jobbing 2Ol
&c. ESEs duh and unchanged Cheese u.
changed
BALTIMORE. June 23--Flour dull; receipts 5oOl
barrels shipments G72 barrels. Whca- qu!e;
aud easy; spot GyIIa50IGc August i&a5I &c; Sep.
5000 bushels. Corr dull: spot &C; July i5S.c;
receipts HOO bushels: shipments 5000 bushels.
Oats quiet; so. wEite Western &c Rye slow;
No. 2. 56c. Hay steady; good TO choice timothy
81 jdal5 CO. Others unchanged.
CISCrSSATI. O.. June 22.-Flour heavy. whe.;
Stronger No. red 56}};ci receipts 500 bushels;
shipments 2j0l bushels Corn dull; No. 2ln.xcJ
&C. Oats dull and lower; SO. mixed SC.
l;ye quiet: No. ?, Sc. Provisions steady and
unchanged Whisky steady ii 81 Il. BuIlei
steady. sugar steady, Et;Ss easy at &c Cheese
steady,
TcLEDo O.. June 2a-whca. dull and fr.ner
cash and June 5ss3c. july exc: Angus, 60l.
September 6lI4c. Corn dull No. cash &c No.
. yellow &c Oats QuIc; and easier; No. .
ri1ed sc. Rye duiG cash Sic.
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FINANCE 4yn TRADE
The Feature, Of the Hsnsy mi s,oe
MARKETS.

AInrSct..
NV YoRE. June gt--Noner on call easy At
per cent. la,' loan aud closed u; pr ccai
Prime mercantile PAPER Say Der cent Sur.
ling tIcLsnse d-tn Ut sl9lsaI g. Silver Ger.
nhcates blasjG- TOul .LCs were CI-Sp shares.
Dunus the two hour, Of business to-day the
pfOvaliJuR touC Of the ,toct market Was weak
nG,s. bfiE sclliGy movement wn' developed
nt the opening which vas most prOunuGNrd IN
- Paul, srgaf AthisBu sud Ni'Fuur fnri0c
hlUuiJrC & Ohio on a sale q a hundred share
lot broke ., Der cen. and recovered 4, pet cent
on tau purchase Of 10 sbA'rs, these being the
Ouly tfanmc'lugS 20 the stock. ChiciEO Gas
rhctud,cG slightly duriug the two Aoun, lGiorr
II o'clock there was fractional decline IN wAlcA
nearly all the shArJs traded IN participated, but
there WIS sllgLt rally Ia prices IN uic lat deal
iNg,, aud the close wa steady % arm tut very
general decline on the fnt, silica 81 yesiciihy.
Railroad bonds Ugre dnll
Government bOuIi quiet
-. II. NHH#H
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Cotton.

NV loEx. Juae g3.-wool quiet; domestic
fleece l9aljci pulled gJa2Sc-
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Thca Baby was SICK. VIC gave her C1stor!s
When she vas q Child, she cried Tor Castoria.
whca she became Mis-, sic chung to Cas:or!..
whec she h: CaIt-ec, she gave, the, Casto-.a
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NYonl.

NEw YORK. june 23-P!g Iron dull; Scotch
sig 5Va22 10 American SIl Ogali W. Copper and
lead quiet Tin nominal
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Metals.

NE~ YoRE, Jrre 23.-Pe:toleun steady; Penn
sylyau!a oil, sales nome Jrne options sales
none; c.osed Il; Sl44c bid. Ling oil. sales none
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rSs Pennsylvania Stations
|VsEgnnSyIVdnid LINES.
Trains Run by Central TINE.


TIczE- OFFICES At pETSsYLvLSn STATION O.,
wiTrl II, Poor OF ELl.TEH;TH ST. WHE=LIS6.
AT Hcl-aE HOvsy. WGEELfSG. AND AT Tgg
l"ESSsILvASIA STATION. 1HIpGEToET.
s.----t.r NJ
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OMAHA. NEE, Nav 1891.

CiScISSAIt. O.. June c1.-Co,.oa quiet AID
lower; Giddliug T5kc
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FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Henry Clows's Weekly Letter on
the EusinosB Outlook.
WALL STREE1'SP2ESENT ATTITUDE

L Waiti"g One, 80 as to See How
Things DrIit When tho Now Tarln
Takes EiIcci-Thc General Situation
Dlscns'cd-Tho Meeting Of Bank
Presidents.
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RAILROAD 5.

| ASA2[
Eeyser sEp'sas, 9:ij a N, daily, except Naa.
Cumberland Accommodation. 5:aoa y. daily
| exrp! slutar.
Grafton &C oumoda'Iou. 500 ?. N. daily.
| MOundsUlc Accommodation ~ aud il;ij L
| SATURDAY only
AERIvg
FROM New YORK, Philadelphia aad Baltimore,
EsysSf Express, 400 D. Il. daily ezoo7t Non.
tunbe;and Accommodation, SO p m, eI.
!raitaa Accommodation. !? 20 a: r. daily.
cept SguIar; ln;JJ I ~ daily, and III $40 ..
IN, except Sunday, aud lGlD pm sAtu'iAy only
TRANso ONO DIVISION
For Columbus and caieago, ~ aud l. ?, n,
C5iar bus and Cincinnati Express, lo.co L.
SeEarl Accommodation, $50 p. m, daily, eE.
s. C.iirsTiIlc ACCOMMODATION. Io:lO q II. naI
50 ?, r.. s1cep; sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago Express 9:lj e ra.-Aa5 %: ia. n daily
C!ac!1uau Express, SIS a L.. AID Us .. l..
Newark Accommodation. I::35a IL, daIiy. er.
s. Cialrsyiilc Accommodation. li:ji + II. aai
| 5:2j p. m. daily, except sunday
WHEELING < PITTSBURGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh $40 oGd 10 4 n. da1y: E5l
| p. m, daily. errept Sunday 81! :Sp n. daily.
For Pittsburgh and the east $40 NJ and rs
| p. ~. daily.
Washington Accommodation. 500 p. u, daily.
| except Sunday.
Pittsburgh Express, SO .. n. Sunday only.
| ARRIVE
FROM Pittsburgh lO:I6 II. and $50 p. III, li-l
p. IT.. daily. and l@ij , II. except SUNDAY, and
| loss A. IL. Sunday only.
Warrington Accom- notation, $40 l. m. daily.
except sunday.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

On and aner Sunday. juno J. lS1L Passenger
Trains will run as tollowr 'Da!.y. tD.i!Y ES-
cepl Sunday. Central tina
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J. = TEEGY Gen yfei:Ri : F,,,S Tg517-

ONLY THE BEST QUALITY OF
" STATIONERY. TUE finest INK sASD
TIE SEATEST Tyre are useI Il LAs Com
Ze-c.aI Printing done By
TIE ETELLGESCER JOE OFFICE
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RAILROADS.
AVE FIN GROVE


TIFlIIJ, .NCtfI cENiAV.
Sunday church iraias will lcaTe Elm Grove az
9: : IN. aud WEeeliaC At I2.l7 p m.
Trains No. >. 8 Il anil Il cO1aec: With herdic
line for TTindclphla IierLIc leavcs T.isdc!phia
Tor Elm Grove a. j:D u. 80 n ~. 100 { m.
and LlO =. IN. Daily. eIceo: sundays and sat
uFday's herdIc. will connect with ;ra!a No 81,
lcaT!ug Wheeling a!Il:UJ D. n.
Sunday's herdc leaves Tr!aIelphia at 900
J. IA, 1909 IL m, go p. N. and connects with
trains No. $, II ald !6 from Wheeling.
II. = WElSGERBER. Cen Manager
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fTfFDismm,

The bGIks now hold $685., 375 10 excess O! lie
requirements Of the . per ceu;Iulc.
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audJuly SO IS: septc-Ga:
June Sc 70; July Sc 20; Sep.
j.
s. 6; July and September
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-25

ClSCfSSATL O.. June 22-Flour heavy. Wheat.
stronger; No = red 55%ic; receipts 500 bushels;
shipments 2,jOI bushels Con-! dull; No. 2ln.xeJ
&c. Oats dull and lower So ; mixed Sc
l;ye quiet: No. . Sc. Provisions steady and
unchanged. Whisky steady at 81 Il Butter
steady. suss. steady. Eggs easy stgc Cheese
sIpgIv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-02
WITHOUT A HEAD.
Singular Condition of Affairs mt the
Agricultural Department.


The Agricultural Department was left
without an acting head when Assistant
Secretary Dabney, in response to a tele-
gram announcing the serious illness of his
wife in Kentucky. left the city today. Sec
ietary Morton is in Europe, and will not
be back before October 70 Owing to the
anomalous form of the statutes under
which the Department of Agriculture was
elevated to the dignity of a ministerial
portfolio, no provision was made for an
acting secretary of agriculture during the
absence of both the Secretary and the act
ing assistant secretary. In case Assistant
Secretary Dabney should be detained from
his post beyond the 9th of this month, it
would become necessary for President
Cleveland to designate some official to act
temporarily, as on tn, 10th the Statistician
is by law compelled to submit his monthly
crop report to the head of the department
and it cannot go TO the country, under the
law, until approved by the Secretary or
acting secretary. The President, If he is
compelled to nominate an acting secretary,
can only do SO for ten days, and in doing
so he is limited by law to the selection of
an officer nominated by him and confirmed
by the Senate. There is only one such
officer in the Agricultural Department,
Chief Harrington Of the weather bureau,
but the President could If he chose, desig-
nate some official from another department.
The other departments have from two to
four assistant secretaries, and in some the
secretary can, by law, designate to act,
In his absence, other confirmed appointees
in his department. 1t is considered prob
able that some legislation will be proposed
at the next session of Congress to remedy
the defect in the laws applying to the
Agricultural Department.