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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-31

6r. LouIs. Hay 10-Ssidom he's .
grandsr racs bssn ssen than the Memorial
handicap, mile and ons-sixteenth, worth
$1,000 run today q the fair grounds before
1000 sntAusies1s, and e Va Ray g. = race
By little more than "a syslash In l:4sk
The Journey vas . patt1s from start 70
finish. and none was ever harder fought
Indeod, psehape nons ut IN 0vesson
eonid havo talkeu the 1oney rom 70
1amblen. The betting cloeed q 70 on
IL favosite, Ray 3. and Linda hslng
coupled st this quetatioa, With 70
Tanhien carrying The larger share a. the
talents mcaey g ~ same nguFe. Ger.
vies vas MAXI q 3 - I, With 0oundmoes
close On q = 20 L ChisWick and Pellin
were 10 % I, and Logsu - 70 L The Asld
eot "a 70 . ROOD Utext With Ray & lead-
inG, Chiswisk sssend. ooundmors third.
Down past the wire - he lifst
quarter they went easily. Logan
showing his hsad. Here 70 Tambisn
hsgan - work : little harder, spd
ct the half wss In ths lid. Chiswick go
end and Wildweed third, Little moro than
. head spare Ovsrtoa vs. saving his
mount ~ the thfse-qusgtsrs Overton
haA begun 70 show the eject Of Ais prsvi-
ous easy sidine. Ray q came into the
led otrong end md1ing easiIy. 70 Tam
bisn but bad n the led, and bshind
ChisWick end 6oundmoes we're Aghting Sos
lhipd plaza 60 they ran - the stretch,
OAris Smiths bsavs marc gaining inch By
inch. Cioss 70 de wire they came. Closer
and elooes came the mare, bot tho Wire
vas reached and nay q vas In she lssd By
The seantisst Of nosss, not six inehss sep
aroAlng the tvo animaia In The mean
time Oeandnose had moved up and beat
Chiawick Ses third plaza Three other
fovusi1D won aad the talent went home
happy. The winnsrs Of the other races
we're: Biz fuslonGs. Dsspars, 1:l5; nine
furionGs, Senator Ifby, l:So; i've fnfIonss.
Bsb Carter. LOOK: stsspleehas4 Iron
Duke. l:ilX; ak furlonss Gen. Bees,
1.1SE
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Bids W anted for
Stock Of Furniture

Usd9 dirscsioa = ~ oupsslse Court win
pesslve No uatu 1uns II looA ~ ~ eatife
seoek Of fusaitass 1eleaG1ng - IL Dennees 4
Hull lufn1ture Ca enl ~ god WIN Of The
Company. This b axBtslasa. complies and
wslLsslsseel stosk ilvsieing hetvssa oaeoo end
days. and y u - days. delssFsd payments
- - sseoso1 ~ apVG0u9 eollae.al Eash hid
nuse - aeesmpaAte0 ~ : eosti1e1 eAsck ios
~ cent q - sDouut ~, With satd eeFttnsd
ehsok sAell - 1os1al1ul Ia 60 - bid1ss lails
- eooplses tAe pussAoA peovi0ed the ~ =
asespssA 1As sisAs : NevsA - ss)sss ~ q
q =. O0uovBR, 1seslvsss
DSouoAe = 1ull 1sroitnse Co0ponys
sBA1II1. VAsnIHe1oM
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OLYMPIA, Nay sa-lspscisi.l lin accord
ance With arrangements previously made
by Olympia vhsslmsn With Tacoma
cyclists, . trial Of speed By wheel wss
made between the two eittss today. .
distanos Of sixty miiss both ways.
and made In i've hours. he groond being
covered by several rslaya Mayor Orr. Of
Tscoma, took ceoasion 10 ssnd Mayor
Mann, Of this city. message expressing
good viii, TO which the iastse sent grace
f>ai Yoply.
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the WtnaSs.
The prise shoot given b The Rod and
Gun Club Of West Seattle yesterday after
noon drew oat large crowd. Who thor
oagAiy enjoyed the sport The heavy rain
Vas very unfavorabis for high sccres. bal
the contest vas very eioss and sxciung.
Tses for first choice bstwsen j. n. Hardy
and A. X Churchill. With scores Of n,
were decided BY toss. J. \. Hardy win
ming. Tee sog second choice hsswesn
Morsson and Charles. with scores Of 81,
usrs shot Oh ~ ten targets. and Won b.
Moreson.
Ties Tor third choice between Rupps
and W. A. Hardy. with scorss Of Is vsr1
Won by Rnprs on toss-un
TSss ior feurth eAoies between Cark,
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Vn-1 runs-IAcomA = Hits-O0
~. osn.nn .. Gregg q. Carroll 2. Two-hase
60. Saane 2 Norris Thr~e-hsss HIT
H.ss, Less on hsses--Seattle6 & Teams 4
$lose plays ~ Randall 70 Calhoun.
49, psca to Gates 10 Sutton. Hases on
~ un Iaoraton :, CArrosl 4 Hit hy
.xasa aaLl-By Thornton I, by Gregg i.
~ eat--hy Thornton 10. Gregg 2. Car
49, Wild pssehes--Carroll l. Passed
ssGss--camneets ? Time Of rame-s "a
enrise--Mr. sanl.
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eroKAxR. May M-The Pasi6e coast rec
ord vas broken here To-Day In . ssn-miis
road race Of the Spokane wheel Club.
Ten started and eight Anishsd B. c.
Bump. who startsd with tvo-minnts
handicap in his favor. won the ssss In
p:6. bat Guy Browne. Who started
scratch, won the time priss. his record b.
inx s .0ek.
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G. STILL WINS
Dla.nond Han Tsans
Third Victory.
1nox pLAyep IN TtsE laUo.


= - -
1850 DslI 0annss
a6ev ao-fsoecfal. J-Yho n.
z9s nS7aaeic Club made : 0asrison 1nish
|E|| ss xsoovss rsns sxsinst ths ennouso
- shss scsrsd Ne vfs1ta 90
I'd =. rsuvSb. sltheueA they - :
b IL ~ -, runs q - vanA-ea -
- eevs syfdsneo q hufnR esoue
I. - stoet ~ Suonsne ewnv
<s1, rS.ousuts. hat I'll a. hoAly =
1Sieh might hass sssuitsa a..
~ nee their led besu o uuak
- 5 shut-ous staring No. q
- II iuninuL he hone tunm
|s7 1Inenf up-hill nRht I'll e1rnunh
- spurt q - e0eoaL
50 - fcr eevuenl 49, 49,
|s=~ -. ana vilA nnnHv go
- - : hmvv. ealnnoPv IN .
~ e erunnrkshje thae - rnerA 81
- Iarr.r. WlfA e.rA so.6L
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= s ~ ~rn.rAer 60 CoShss -
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Al out the Get into : doubis
= 49, vers full q ths dime.
n 5fenrfns m the ball Thomp.
: q - oaaeu forcing ost
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seress the diamoud and Il
q. 8 a.sac.se hsnds afksr Cohh
- anoes Ara bass and had
- 8 eeven lbet % snare. Tue um-
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u lie esnsraliy hslisssd that Queen VIC
toeia vii bestcu The Order Of the Bath upon
Capt. Mahan. Of the daeship Chicago,
whom the London 1Sn0 proncuneos the
grsatsst living vr1sr On naval history.
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wn.s.1sov1: Ma. Nay n-wni-
PsILA.sIsn1A. Nay sa-Psnasylva.is
ADdOvUr 8
N.w HAvsx. Conn. Msy sa-Yals ~
10. Harvard I'll
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r,s~s.s4 ,okn, May A-Two siar pitchers
e,s-ss 49, ossare crowd Of 500 on the Polo
- ~ aass morning. The game was
ass York in The siShtA on Wards
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Dove. the Mannheim tailor whose bullet
proof fabric b likely - make oshsss -
veil O himself wealthy, vas % poor when
had 10 borrow . rsvolye1 20 tsss the cloth.
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A stimulant = edtsn needed 10 uourisho
and Strengthen the roots and - kesp he
hair 8 nasaral coloe. Hall's Hair Rene use
= the best tonic for the hair
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Get your new sus = Riley Brsa'; ssrns
Gosh. prices low.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10

The greatest men arc those who have
done tho most for the good and advance.
ment Of the human race. The man
who stands most prominently before
tho public to-day in the cure OF disease, is
DR.. Greene, of35 West Fourteenth street,
New York, the discoverer OF that won.
deriul remedy. DR.. Greene's Eervura
blood and nerve remedy. He is the
founder OF that great system OF giving
consultation and advice by means OF
letter correspondence. free OF charge.
Write him description OF your com.
plant, or send for his symptom blank,
and he will send you au exact descrip.
ton OF your disease. He gives mos.
careful and explicit attention to all lot
ters, answering all questions and thor
oughly explaining each symptom SO
that you will know exactly what your
complaint is; and for all this he makes
no charge. Dr.. Greene is the most sue
ccssful specialist in the cure OF nervous
and chronic diseases and he gives you
the benefit OF his valuable advice with
no expense to yourself, and by thus
writing him about your case, you will
undoubtedly regain your health.
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british NAVAL OFFICERS


At lilo Do7Innelro Dru,RIiy Treat Their
Own Cunmtrymun-RctusU toNAld tho
Sick.
LONDON, March 0.-Mr. Christopher
Furniss, VI. J. for IIartlpool and head
Of tho firm Of Furniss. Whitley & Co.,
steamship builders and ship owners,
has received the following cable message
from Rio Dc JNnoiro, addressed to him
by tho master OF tho British steamship
how Mt that port:
Tho American navy Is rendering tho
necessary assistance in landing tho sick
and supplying with water. Our navy
refuses TO grant such assistance. Can
You do ANYTHING In our bohalf2 Nor.
tnlity terrible. Only hospital available
is ton miles from anchorage"
MI, Furniss Immediately upon 70.
ccipt Of this telegram tGlUgraphod to tho
foreign otIlcO asking that instructions
DO eent to tho British commander ut
Rio Janeiro ordering or authorizing
him TO rcndor tho necessary assistauca
Mr.. Furniss added that tho conduct OF
tho British navy at Rio JGnciro during
tho past three months was such that no
was inclined to move an adjournment
next week OF tho house OF commons in
order 10 discuss tho matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10

New foHE, March 0.-Charles Silas,
OF tho Belmore House in Far Rocka-
way, killed a sea dog yesterday while
walking along the beach. When near
what is known rs Hoy Island he saw an
animal somewhat resembling Il seal
lying asleep on tho sands. The animal
was OF yollowish white color, with
black rings in his back like those of n
leopard. Disturbed BY the approach of
Silas it started toward him, showing its
tusks. The only weapon Silas had was
n small stick, and this was snapped in
two by the teeth OF tho animal. A
heavier club %as secured and the sea
dog was killed after n stubborn fight,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10
LESS DISPOSITION
Among Senators to Discuss the Tnrln stu.
ntluu-IIrnrIngs Refused.

Among Senators to Discuss the Tnrln Stu.
misunderstanding RcIusrd.
WAsIrSGroS, D. G., March o.. There
was less disposition among senators,
and especially among members Of tho
finance committee. to discuss tho tariff
aituation than at any timo within tho
past month. Senators Allison, sher.
man and Aldtich, Republican members
Of tho committee, have heretofore OK
pressed the opinion that II this request
should DO granted it would DO impos.
sibIo TO report tho bill for three weeks
after It's receipt. Tho Democratic NON.
beers who by reason OF their superior
numbers have this matter largely in
their own hands have not indicated
Just what concession they make as to
time. Senator Voorhees, has said that
tho time shonld be ample and Senator
Jones that Republicans would now bo
held responsible for whatever delay
there might be, but neither Of those
gentlemen has been more specific.
Mon whose business interests arc
affected by tho bill and who did not TO-
ceiyc tho consideration for which they
had asked ut tho hands OF the Dcmo.
critic members OF tho finance commit.
tee arc still asking for hearings. There
are representatives OF tho glass, lumber
and wool interests here. The glass men
wore especially urgent in request to-day
that tue committee should still grant
thom an opportunity to present their
grievances. Senator Voorhees, told them
that this would now DO impossible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10
THE BOMB IN ROME.

Tho Police Believe It Was IN Anarchist
Plot to BLOW up tho Chamber OF
Duputlos.
ROME, March 0.-One OF the men
taken TO the hospital after being found
on tho Piazza Dl Cicrto, after the OK.
plosion OF tho bomb, died this morning.
Tho police no longer have any doubt
that tho bomb. which was hidden in n
high Int, was intended to 10 exploded
in tho chamber OF deputies, aud tho
conspirators might hayp succeeded in
attaining their object had it not been
that tho chamber adjourned earlier
than usual.
The police also believe the explosion
was the work Of anarchists who had
been aroused TO action by the fact that
tho deputies yesterday devoted consid.
orablc timo to discussing the question
OF prosecuting tho chief OF the great
socialist labor society. Deputy Police
Giullridu, Of Catania, who is said 10
have great deal to do with the recent
agitation in Sicily.
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TIE PENSIONS.


Large Decrease In tho Number of Appllca-
lions and Allowances.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 0.--Tho
decrease in tho number OF claims re-
ccived daily at the pension bureau
is shown in statement prepared Mt the
department. The number Of pension
ers on tho roll is now approximately
966,OOO against $4,000 for tho CORES
pondlng week Of last year. The num-
Der has, however, steadily diminished
since the first Of September. The num-
Dor OF cases now pending tho action OF
the examiners is Gj4, lG5. This is n dc.
crease OF over 81 900 in the standing
number during the year. The number
received during last week is u decrease
OF Sab from the number received in
tho corresponding week OF last year.
There is also Il decrease OF Isl in tho
number OF cases allowed during the
week and au increase Of $50 in the cases
rejected,
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DIR. WILSON'S CONDITION.
Ills Son Sends IL Dispatch Which DlSpel,
RoSo.ColOred Reports.

Ills Son Sends n Dispatch Which DlSpels
RoSe-Colored Reports.
WASHINGTON, March 0.-Representa-
tive Breckenridge, OF Arkansas, has re-
ceived the following telegram from the
son OF Representative Wilson concern
ing the latter's condition:
GUADALAJARA, Mex, March s.
"Fever gone. In bed, very weak and
much cmaciascd. W. II. WILSON.
The telegram is not regarded by Mr..
Breckenridge as encouraging, as the ro-
ference to Mr.. Wilson'S weakness and
emacialion dispels rosc.colored reports
received OF late. Tho son lett for Mex
leo as soon "a the first alarming reports
OF last week were received md his tele-
gram was sent soon after reaching his
fathers sick bed.
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KNOWLEDGE

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tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
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adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value TO health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
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and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
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neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig.
and being well informed, you will MOI
accept any substitute il offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10
4 BIG DEAL.
Nearly Quarter of II Million Acros OF
Pine Timber Bought by Syndicate.

Nearly Quarter of II Million Acres of
Pine Timber BomEhtby n Syndicate.
MESNEAPOLIs, MINI, March 0.-The
contamination Of tho biggest deal in
Minnesota pine lands OF recent years is
announced to-day. Tho negotiations
which have been pending for the trans.
fer of vast stumpage in tho northern
part Of the state held by C. A. Pillsbury
4 Co. and B. A. Walker to a syndicate
Of Minneapolis lumber men, which in.
cludcs practically all tho lumber men
from tho firms OF the city, have been
brought to successful close. Tho tract
covers thirty townships and is estimated
to contain 225.0O0 acres OF pine. The
amount Of pine ia estimated at l, 800, 00O,-
600 feet and the deal involves matter
Of $l0,000,OO0.
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THE TROY OUTRAGE.
Gov. Flower Says 1t Must BE Investigated
to the Bottom.

Gov. Flower Says 1t Must BE Investigated
to the Bottom.
ALBANY, n. Y, March 9.-Gov. Flower
said to an Associated Press representa-
tive to-day: II have sent for Mayor
elect Molloy and have told him that the
bottom OF the Troy affair must DO
reached no matter who suffers by tho
exposure. lie has promised mo to do
all in his power to aid in bringing tho
guilty ones to justice. II find there is
4 disposition to shield-any one or drop
the matter shall take hand init nv
self, but at present / cannot interfere"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10

Troy, N. Y, March 9.-No funeral in
this city, at least in recent years, has
been so largely attended as was that OF
Robert Ross, the victim OF Tuesdays
election riots. Factories were closed
and business generally was suspended.
The remains lay in state in the Oak
land avenue Presbyterian church from
- o'clock until . and were viewed BIZ
thousands Of people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10

WASHINGTON, March "a statement
has been prepared by the immigration
bureau, treasury department, showing
the number OF immigrants which ar.
rived at tho ports OF New York, Phia-
delphia, Boston and Baltimore from
foreign ports during the calendar year
1898. The whole number is shown 10
have been 43l, 7l2, and these. 1t is said,
represent NJ least four-ffths Of the mum.
Der which arrived at all American
ports.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10

PrrrsBURGu, Pa, March 9.-ThomQs
W. All, Of Carlisle, Pa, has been ar.
rested on charge OF bribery in connec.
ton with tho selection OF n site for a sol.
tlicrs orphans school and homo in this
state. The information was made by
Thomas &. Sample, ex-dopartment com.
mandnr g. A. r., aud mcmber OF tho
commission, who alleges that ALL ollcr.
cd him $1,000 ior his Influence and vote
in favor OF the purchase OF 100 acre, OF
ground at place called Boiling Springs,
Ali gave bail in s, 800 ior appearance a.
court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10

SAx Francisco. March 9.-The British
ship Somali, the largest sailing vessel
flying the English flag, and tho largest
carrying ship in the world, is long over
due IRON Hong Kong. The Sonali is
now out 1876 days. The greatest anxiety
is felt iur her safety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10
=. THE DEBT QUESTION.
Tho Resolution Which Passed tho
Virginia Gonornl Assembly.
CONFERENCE WITH VEST VIRGINIA

And Commission Appointed for that
Purpose In Compliance With II Rec.
ommOndution by Governor O'rcr.
rall-rhO Commission 10 Treat With
WcSt Virginia Regarding an AmiGa.
bio Ad lustmcnt of tho Debt Alleged
10 DO Duo by This State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10

The best SaIve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
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1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
COMPANY.
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SONS OF STATESMEN
Given Fat Places In the Navy by the Pre-
dent.

Given Fat Places In the Navy by the Prcsi-
dent. OK
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 0.-The
President to-day appointed Walter L.
Wilson, OF West Virginia, son OF Chair,
man Wilson, of the ways and means
committee, Louis Green Stevenson, OF
Illinois, son Of Vice President S,oven-
son. Henry A. Dcut, OF Alabama, Philip
F. Mohun. OF tho District OF Columbia,
William Jackson Litto!l, Of New York,
and Samuel MCGOWAN, OF South Caro-.
lima, to be assistant paymasters in the
nnNY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10

TINE is worth everything. Delays
aro dangerous. No one can afford to
run the risk OF allowing cough to do.
velop into Pneumonia, which is nearly
always fatal. Cubeb Cough Cure is tho
only remedy that can be relied on to
give quick relief and cure the cold.
Sold by Alex. I. Young, John klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10

Later in the day tho two members
who will, with Chairman John i. Moon,
OF the finance committee, constitute tho
committee on the part OF the house,
were elected. Mr.. Cardwei nominated
Mr.. Henry Downing; Mr.. Harris nomi-
mated Captain Camm Patterson, and
Mr.. Digs nominated Mr.. Randolph
Harrison. Messrs. Logan and Bryant
seconded the nomination OF Mr.. HART
son; Nh. HARDWOOD seconded tho nomi-
nation OF tho "Duko OF Buckingham,
and that OF Mr.. Downing was seconded
by Mr.. Mason. On Mr.. Cardwelps
motion it was decided that each mem
Der vote Tor two candidates, and the two
receiving the highest number OF votes
be declared elected.
This resulted in tho election OF
Mcssrs. Downing and Harrison.
The senate mOmbers, as shown in the
report OF the body, arc Messrs. Berry,
Mickham aud Flood.
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Queenstown, March 8. Arrived =
Pavonia, Liverpool, Berlin, New York.
LIVERPOOL, March 0.-Arrivel-Ger-
manic, New York.
Ngw YoRK, March 9. Arrived -
steamer Belgenland, Antwerp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10

LONDON, March 9.-Mr. and Mrs.
Gladstone have received autograph let
tiers from the queen, both tho missives
being couched in language showing high
appreciation OF the service, rendered 10
the country by Mr.. Gladstone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10

Valuable vegetable remedies are used
in tho preparation OF Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla in such peculiar manner rs 10
retain the full medicinal value OF overy
ingredient. Thus Hoods Sarsaparilla
combines economy and strength and is
tho only remedy OF which 100 Doses
One Dollar" is true. Be sure to go:
Hoods.
HOOPS PITTS do not purge, pain or
gripc, but act promptly, easily and
efficiently. Q
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