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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
BEHRING SEA CLAIMS.
IN THE BRITISH
HOUSE OF COMMONS
A. to Why the Clsims for Ssisurs Of Sesii0e
vs.se's Had Not Been ssttled-nv.
Gresham Regrets.

LONDON, March Tin the House Of
Commons to-day Mr.. Henry Gardner,
president OF the Board of Agriculture.
pr, missed that the Government would
make an inquiry into the alleged packing
of diseased meat In Chicago for export to
England.
Sir Edward Grey. Under Foreign Sec
retary, replied to the questions asked by
Sir Richard Webster yesterday as TO what
steps the Government proposed taking In
regard TO the settlement of claims Tor
seizure OF sealing vessels In Bering Sea
in view OF the growing dissatisfaction In
Canada at the delay.
THE BgHRING SEA CLAIMS.
Sir Edward said It was a fact that the
Arbitration Committee had decided
against the United States upon the legal
question OF the seizures. and u was also
a fact that the House In Washington
had rejected a proposal 10 appropriate
money for compensation for sealers whose
vessels had been seized. No representa-
tions, he said, had as yet been received
from Canada In regard to the matter.
but the delay In payment must cause
great disappointment and loss. The ori-
ginll negotiations for the payment of In
diyidual claims were suspended when the
offer of payment OF lump sun was
made. The right to resume negotiations
were conditional upon the acceptance OF
this offer When her Majesty's Govern
ment learr ed OF the rejection of the pro.
posals they Immediately cabled instruc-
tions to Sir Julian Pauncefote, British
Ambassador at Washington. to urge the
necessity OF taking immediate steps and
TO inquire whether the Secretary OF State
would at once resume negotiations look.
ing to the payment of individual claims.
Secretary Gresham replied that the
United States Government was ready to
resume negotiations. but that the latter
must be submitted TO the Senate and con-
firmed by a two-thirds' majority OF that
body. This. the Secretary said, could not
be done until the Senate resumed It's ses-
sIons.
GREsHAM's DHEP REGRET.
Secretary Gresham expressed his own
deep regret and that of President Cleve-
land at the unexpected position OF affairs
and the impossibility OF preventing the
unfortunate delay IN discharging the In
ternational obligations OF tho United
States respecting these claims.
Sir George Baden Powell asked IL in the
event of the Unite States not paying
these claims for some time the Govern.
ment would advance the required sum to
sealers.
Mr.. Sydney Buxton, Under Colonial Sec.
retary, answered that the Government
must consider that question.
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Negroes start for Liberia.

MEMPHIS TENN, March 7.-Three
hundred and ten negroes left Memphis
this morning OH a special train for Sa-
vannah. There they expect steamship
10 carry them to Liberia. The negroes
were gathered from Arkansas and Mis-
slssippi. The craze is spreading In the
southern cotton countries.
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Mr. Edgar Allan's Illness.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Tin tho
United States. Supreme Court to-day the
Greer county boundary case. between the
United States and Texas. was postponed
until the second Monday Of The next
term, owing TO the Illness OF Mr. Edgar
Allan. special counsel for ne United
states.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
WEAruEK FOnrCAsr

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March For
Virginia: Light rains. followed by clear
Ing weather. winds shifting 10 west;
siir N changes In temperature
rcr North Carolina: Generally cloudy
W. ather, with rain; east winds. becoia-
Ing variable.
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Lieut.. Gov. Mlnes to suecsrd Burrows.

KALAMAZOO, MICH, March 7.--Aifred
Mines. OF Coldwater. now Lieutenant
Governor of the State, was to-day nomi-
mated as the Republican candnste Tor
Congress- IN the Third district. Durirg
the recess a deal was fixed up, whereby
Gardner's strength swung - 'dill es.
The Hath ballot resulted: MICS. 80;
Snalth- - Tha convention then adjourned.
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A Lawyers Fee of Ss5. .OOO.

CHICAGO. March Judge Tulcy yes
terday decided that Edwin Walker was
entitled 10 an attorneys fee OF $4,000 for
services he rendered - Chicago. Dan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08

RANGE OF rMk TaEkMOM9rEW.
Range OF the Thermometer At The TtmsQ
E G;''i; Il i;:::: 80. :; = = : \,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
rur ,,ysryRY OF rHEsE BOOKS.

How these books ever got to be on me
,at1e of !. X. Edmondson. trustee, Is not
known. No books are wanted or expected
there which show as these did that thev
80 evenly balanced. that the bank
owed their holder nothing, and he owed
tbe bank nothing. The natural supposl-
tion is that they were thoughuessly leit
tn the bank 10y G. NJ. Figgat aiter ne
had axed them TO suit his purpose ana
were found there in some pace i'.n WIN
,,,o1,., and papers 10 the rear room IN
tbe building, and being pass-books were
natuTSry mai thrown in the pile win other
,,sss-books which had been left there by
.4.p,.ftorg
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TnunsroN TALKs

About Convention mud Presidential Pos.
abilities own Preferences
SAN FRISClsco, Oct, 10. THE location
oil the ncIt Republican national conyOn.
ton lies between three citiss-sGn Fran.
cisco, Pittsburgh and Chicago" said
National Committeeman John NJ.
ThurIton, Of Nebraska.
MI. ThurBton 10 at proiOnt on the
coast IN the interest OF tho Union Paoi.
nc railroad, relative TO tho rOcoiyorahip
on TWO appeals from orders made from
tho state Of Oregon Mr. ThurSton was
inclined to DO communicative on mat.
tsrs pertaining TO pOliLiCa aud stated
that Joseph ManlOy, tho national CON.
mitleOmRn from Maino, had expressed
tho wish ~ him that San franCisCO
might DO the nOIt convention place OF
the Republican party aud that many Of
tho OLh0r mombOrs Of tho oaitctn states
had expressed the aamo doHiro,
as for myself" continued tho Getin.
tor, 81 have not mRdo up my mind. II
Is suro to 20 to either Chicago, Pitts.
burRh or San l'rnnotCo and any ono OF
tho thrco places named will suit mi"
"What do / think Of tho probable
nomp Of tho martyr We'll mYelaLo
IL rather Inclined toward Mckinley,
but hear Allison, or Rood, NJ Maine,
frequently roIortOd to n, available aud
shiO for tho party Harrison, did you
aay2 Never lilo In entirely out Of tho
question. boloyo LIicro wni M at.
tempt TO work him IN tho fight, hut u
has boon given up DO Won foCall that
old limo, Thou do,'l protest too mucllH
That applies to Harrison. llO will
noyor do"
"Will tho Republican patty give tho
WOlt irOo coinage plnnkY
"ioL think SOL ono similar 10 tho
plank Of IhN last campaign hut do not
think tho Republicans OF tho DomO.
Gratis 6ilhcr will over declare for tho
ItOo aud unlimited coinage ui silver
without regard TO any other country. /
think tho money question will DO aol.
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CABBAGE nuILpERs.
The Annual Convention with Two Thou
sand Delegates In Attendance.

The Annual Convention with TIVE, Thou
sand DelOGNtss In Attendance.
CLEVE1AYD, O., Oct. 1.-THE annual
convention OF the Carrlage Builders
National Association convened here to-
day with IN attendance estimated at
over two thousand. The association
was organized twenty.thrso yearS ago.
It includes nearly all the prominent
manufacturers oil the different branches
Of tho trade throughout tho country in
itSrankS, and has for its object the
mutual aid and support Of its members,
who come together once year 20 OK
hibit their wares and discuss matters
relating to their trade.
At tho morning session to-day Mayor
MCKisson delivered Ru address OF well
come, after which the various officers
aud committees made their annual re-
ports. A committee was appointed to
recommend officers for the ensuing
year. It is probable that George n.
Studebakor, OF South Bend, Ind, will
be named as president to succeed Pres
idsnt @. NJ. Bhtton, Of New York.
Among the other candidates for prsai..
dent are Henry Timkin, Of st, Louis, and
Henry G. Slower, oil Chicago.
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tied in such a way that there will never
be any great disturbance in money
vaInaR 10
MANIFEsTLY FALSE.


The Absurd Story About brltiah Troops
Marching Across BrHLiI to VsnsEuola.
WAsHISuroS, D. O., Oct. l5,-Ths re-
mart that Rritish a oldisr, had beer
~, v, -.a,,,. >,
'Ahuea III hFuIl anu "o'' prosecuting "
tho disputed British Venezuela terri
tory is dlscredited by Sir Julian Paupce'
to,o ,bo pr;,;sb ou,hsssodor hv signo,
Menuonea' tue oFaLIllSn hIn.a'oI' Hhu
ny oeuoI AuuTAuo' Ius NehG"up'Nu Il'u
lsler, tho repEe'ohtI'''Is VI He t"Ie'
countries couInIhou. ~ "S,u1N ~
.neae olicIu'a .uas moT' VI SUN ~ H.,
ptoulo lhlpoL'Iluo MoItu To qN'SS'y
communicates nere, anu null ~ '"' 1U 49,
Of suc" 'oPor'a ~ ''ou'' 10 "''A9"o'
10 H.
or Jullan taHnoeIoIei accompanies ,t,
ny the ear OF Meatluestu, a.'INSu heII
- e'ouH '9,SHS "''0i IL =" 49, H go
tour through Oanaua' no Wns seo 100,
ahortly Ai'eF ms aEt,NHl nuu "INg p Go't'
corning the Tehor'eu lauu,nR ~ nr ,'.l,.
1Ioops W nT"S''' w tousu :" o" ~ AH0 ~"
nc At'aShe9 no liilpo''aIf " 'mo 80,
port anu salu np teEntuUu ~ a' G" SN,,,h
cAnarS rs 20 Ine seIIou'n MS VI Sous'
american compi'cauoIsi Nv o'no" S,'
Hor hAa received no auvIces on w" So,
Joe. II was cleur 20 I'"I, nJ"ono., tn 10.
no suep move Woulu 10 naue, ~. AMY
not ny way Of tue IetI''oIg .. an ou i,
sac power or Sullan MllI s,,o u's
hFit a'teaH9h 70 the comm. con la
10 assemble mere 70 Ieacu Hu s.oo .p Nv
~ 10 inc amount OF ua li,,.'" ~ W
awarded 10 'ho NahaaI wI- aoH'eas m" .l1o
vessels we're seiIsu ~ peL'hE sea 20 tue
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To Open tho Century.

France 10 making preparations to
celebrate the opening Of the twentieth
century with an exposition that shall
be worthy Of that event, Among other
things it will illustrate the progress Of
tho nineteenth century, a hundred
years OF moro muryola than any Gvo
olhor centuries can SHOW.
II tho nations take hold At once and
in earnest thoro ia ample time 10 organ.
izo such an exposition as tho world
will DO glad 10 SEQ. II is not 10 DO OK.
pcctod that the buildings will outshino
those Of tho Worlds Fair, but wo may
be sure that tho ambition and nrti,tic
sense Of tho FrOnCh will stimulate
thOm to something far above common.
place.
OuB il ono Of tho countries that
ahould respond promptly and literally
to the invitation soon to DO communi.
CatOd officially.
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BY local applications, ss they cannot
roach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one one way to cure deal
ness, and that is by constitutional rom
odieS. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition OF tho mucous lining
Of the Eustacbiau Tube. When this
tubo gets iniAmed you have rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
it ia entirely closed deafness ia the re-
suit, and unless the Inflammation can
DO taken out aud this tube restored to
It's ncrnal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
arc caused by catArrh, which iS nothing
but al inhamod condition OF tho mucous
IurfGceI
Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case Of deafness caused by catarrh)
that cannot bo cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. tree.
+. J. CuKNEY 4 Co., Toledo, o.
Bdy'Sold BY Druggists. T5c.
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BAYARD HIpIouLEs IT.
lie Says the Unltod States Has Sout No VI
mRtum on tho Venezuelan Question.

lie Says the United States Has SoHt No Ulu-
mRtum on the YsusEuSIAn Question,
LONDON, Oct l5.-United States Am.
bassadOr Baysrd was interviewed to-day
respecting the report in the United
States that he had been instructed by
Secretary olney to submit an ultimRtum
to Great Britain in the Venezuelan
question in the form OF dispatch, the
substance OF which was said to be that
tho United States will neyor consent to
British occupation Of the disputed terri
tory in Venezuela HRlesa that nations
right to it ia first determined by arbI'
tration,
Mr.. Bayard ridculed tho statement
Of an ultimatum having been drawn up
by the United States, and said no could
not seriously discuss the matter. The
fact, however, romans that Iince the
diplomatic break between Great Britain
and Venezuela some years ago tina
United States has been anxious 10
bring about a friendly settlement OF the
question and has repeatedly endeAvored
to hnd means Tor Its satisfactory solu'
ton. The same situation continues at
present aud the longer tho mater was
allowed to drift tho more anxious would
tho United States become to sec 1t
definitely settled. That was all Mr.,
BayRrd could say about the matter.
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TELKFHoNE suMnnsi
Editorial Rooms SsS,. cOurt'ng Room sa!.
acknowledgement
s===='=
wnEEI1NG. ooropER 10, 1898.
A Western View.

Senator Dolph, OF Oregon, ono Of the
lsysl-hosdod men in Congress, has been
giving his viOws on free silver aud tho
tariff. First OF nil no notes rapid de-
cline Of the sentiment in favor oil tho
unlimited coinage OF silver at a ratio OF
l6 toll. A better understanding Of the
question is making converts In large
numbers to the policy OF maintaining
all kinds Of money at an equality.
The change OF sentiment is so marked
that in the opinion OF Senator DOlph
neither OF the great parties will DO
troubled with tho free coinage question
in its national convention. II the
Democratic party were to take up that
issue it would lose tho Republican
party some votes, he thinks, but these
would be moro than made up from the
Democratic ranks.
Senator Dolph says without reserva'
ton that "the great political issue in
the next campaign, and particularly in
Oregon, will DO tho tariff question" In
this he is as certainly right as he is in
what he says on Tree silver The Demo-
cratic party has not gone its full length
in tho direction OF free trade, butt has
put in the entering wedge and lcckS
only an opportunity TO drive it in up to
the head.
The country has suffered by that
which tho Democratic party has done to
it. 1t struck back year ago, the first
chance it had to show its resentment.
1t will strike again next year. when it
gets a chance to hurl the party Of free
trade out OF the white house as it has
already cast it out Of the house Of repre-
sentativoa The people OF these United
States want protection, and to get it
they will vote for tho party OF protec'
ton.
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Row. DR.. Cookies Death.

The sudden death Of Row. DR.. Cooke
is shock to the whole community. A
good and useful man is gone before it
was generally known that ho was ger.
iously III. DR.. Cooke came to Wheel.
ing to serve q congregation. lie served
the whole community. Faithful to his
own flock, Presbyterian through and
through, tho circle OF his acquaintance
and friendship was bounded by no do.
nominational lines.
DR.. Cooke was man Of fine natural
oudOwmcnts, highly educated, always a
student, large hearted, sympathetic,
Ho will be missed in Wheeling, and
missed most by those who knew him
beat and wore most capable Of appro.
ciating his worth. His congregation
will be fortunate to End a successor as
devoted to its welfare.
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CouRcELLrs, Oct l5.-Tho streets OF
this town were profu,eIy decorated aud
toe railroad station was crowded inside
aud out to-day with people eager to
greet the emperor and empress OF Ger.
many upon the occasion OF thOir visit
to AlSacs. Lorraine. Their majestios ar.
rived here at o'clock aud were received
at tho railway station by Baron Won
Hammorstoin, president OF the district
OF Lorraine, tho burgomaster and other
public officials. The emperor and en-
preIs subsequently proceeded to the
Chateau Urville. The route TO tho cha
team was lined with members Of the
different veterans associations, school
children, etc, who enthusiastically
chOsrOd the imperial party aud peItsd
their majesIieS with flowers.
The Emperor Frederick monument on
the battlefield Of Woerth will be I'M
yelled on Friday next
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FoEr scorr, KAs., Oct l5.-COl. 7. L.
Wilson, who conceived the idea oil
building a railroad from st. Louis tc
DenniUon, Texas, in 1866, which re-
suited in the construction Of the Mis-
Souri, Kansas & Texas road, died in this
city to-day. He was first president OF
tho Tebo 4 Noesho railway, which was
merged into tho Missouri. Kansas d
Texas. and he built forty miles OF the
road from Sedalia southwest. lie was
then known as "Tebo' Wilson. The
cause OF death was cancer OF the face,
which nocessitated retirement from the
railroad business number Of years ago.
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WEST VIRGINIA.


OF the land Of wcsI Virginia.
Born In stirring day. Of sIileT
TUu hcr.tli from state dslOyM
Addsn star to Glory oldel.
Ciingt unto tue loyal nation,
To tho government Ol father.
When our Lincoln recognized Us
Asa stats among the Others,
What rejoicing through the fiiSfdos,
What rejoicing through the mountains
Through tho woodlands and the valleys,
From the loyal West NlfgInAns.
Was ever Efralncu bought for naught9
Was ever state purchased only
without blood and dire coniTiOn'
No And tho battlcdcldi Of southland
Drank the blood Of our best people.
West virginia, then snpllng
Muug Tho states aud Other nations,
Hut bclug born with h0lJr true,
llclug loyal aud patriotic,
She has grown aud flIpfi,hol yearly,
TIL 10 no mean state sho's risen,
1lkoal people true aud loyal,
Hopeful To The future gIluf.
We src deuis ui golden lntinF
On Ia press our state most surely,
what a state is WcA Virginia.
Crupncl With forests Wide Nud lofty,
FILLED with minerals rich and costly,
Formed Oi mountains, hills md valleys
nrivlnr mlnrn, happy iatmcr1
luty sh0b hands, Hfliul workers.
Many tthdevmon, many tftlnnhni
Al make up her happy people
Like tho Swiss VI distant Europe,
Like our motto given 10 u',
We ran but ever hhpry ho
Riuco ''muuutniuoots rte Rl#af4 ifee,
Ighs,ny. H. Va, or 49,
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The royal reception which Martins
Ferry gave its victorious freucn was n
well deserved tribute. The race was
not won by one determined spurI 1t
was won by careful training, Sacrihcs,
sobriety. It was a victory in au athletic
contest which required high develop
msnt Of the physical man, and this is
not reached in a day.
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ATLANTA, GA, Oct l5,-Tho Ameri.
can Bankers Association began its sos.
sion in the Grand Opera House this
morning at 10 o'clock with All unusually
large attendance OF delegates and lib.
eral sprinkling OF visitors aud on.
lockers. Tho association WAS welcomed
to tho city by Mayor Porter King, and
to tho state by Hon. &. Gunby Jordan,
president Of tho state Bankers Associa'
ton, in brief addresses. 10 theeo words
OF welcome President John ]. p. O'De.l
responded in behalf OF the visiting
bankers, and delivered his annual ad.
dress. The report OF tho executive
council was then read by Mr.. l., II, Pull
len. chairman. Inc trGasuters report
was read and accepted.
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DisIrOasinr kidney aud bladder dis.
eases relieved IN six hours by tho "NEw
GRgAT SoUTn AMERICAN KIDNEY Guns, F"
This now remedy IA a great surprise on
account Of itg exceeding ptomplneSs in
relieving pain III tho bladder, kidncys,
bnck Rad every part Of the urinary pass
ngo In malO or iomnlc. II rNlioycs 70.
tcntion Of water and pain In passing II
almost immediately II YOU want quick
roIiul aud euro this Ia your remedy,
Sold by Il. II. List, druggist, WhOoitns
w, Va
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M ,,,,l,,I ~ Ihn
inc 4NElLL''ANph" Is ~ 'u'I'p' " Wv
tod ,l.' G ,t, aaa v ,,,,' =,
II s,r,Yon .,o b,,oby potI0cd thnt there
win b meeting q hS board Of directors Of "a the
6e IS ISIS. Stw6ca Ilae tic board viii 30
SPfha to nS Ss
sad otherwise, against the management OF 'AId
You tsS aTe hereby commanded to appear before
inc Sa SSaI IS0 o. aI SnG ayS evidence
suPgor. q ,Pd charges made by You and ,i to
conduct s Of i Which you may have personal Enowl.
od SSn ara advised Tho Investigation will bo
held with oPendooT, .He testimony @kSG By "a
rlSGt to Be- represented by an attorney 4 YOU so
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SPEAKING Of the W. X. Yanderbilts,
whose business il really not auybOdy'a
else, il they we're to make up aud rO'
marry and live happily forever alter,
they would do a sensible thing and be
entitled to a luIty American hurrah.
Persons OF their age arc old enough to
know that partners in any venture
must do a good deal OF giving and tax.
ing II they are to get on well together.
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Tho sultan !. willing to do something
In the way Of roiotm or 10 promise to
do something but ho duHs mol wish 10
loom to do It under pressure. Tho sui.
tan Ia too nlco Ito should be- glad to
aayO hi7 Smpiro and hii lhtono at any
price, Tor no has forfeited both to civil.
iEnlIon. II tho powers DO 10 earnest
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hit be true that tho brewers OF Now
York arc going against Tammany this
time the fact will start some SpeculA-
ton as to tho reason. Tammany and
the brewers have stood together hereto.
fore. tho brewers suppOsing that to DO
in the in teress Of their business.
1t is just possible that the brewers
have discovered that it is better for
them not to bo under tho thumb Of a
blackmailing political organization. II
they have come to this conclusion Tam.
many will feel the loss seriously. The
brewers have put no a great deal OF
money for Tfmmauy, which relies on
money as a great moral power ia cam
paicniug.
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VIM two little children subioct to
Group wO do not rN9t easy without a
bottle Of Chamhcrain's Cough ROmsdy
IN The house, for tho most Rnyefa A..
taGka quickly HucOumb to u iOw doses
OF iL-Moifison, Colo, Bud. For anlO
ut - aud 80 ccnl' pcr bottle by Q. Il,
Goollc, W. w. Irwin, q. schnOpi, q.
Monkcmullor, John klati, W. II, Hague,
H. @, stewart, Il. Is, Burt, !. Coleman,
A. w. schCclc VIM MOnkcmcllCt, \. e.
sIolO, Wheeling; llowio 4 Co, Bridge.
port, II. 4, Peabody x SON. Norwood,
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THE New York Yacht club accepts
Mr.. ROSES challenge to race with his
yacht, the Distant Shore. for tho Amer
ica's cup. 1t ia to DO hoped that the
arrangements for this contest may bO
entirely agreeable to our British friends,
aud that II defeated there may be no
protO1t from them TO play the, Dunra.
ven act. II they can take the coveted
cup homo with them after fair con.
test they will be welcome to keep il
until We can bring it back. We could
live without the America's- cup, al
though we have not had occasion to
try.
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Special D1Ddsh 10 NJ lnieugtHeer.
HuHTISGToS, ". Va. Oct. l5.-The
Ohio River and Chesapeake & Ohio Off.
cials are holding an important meeting
lroro this evening, investigating the
cause of tho collision between their
trains on the evening Of the 9th, which
entAiled a big loss.