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M ANSWER YET.-WG requested, the
other morning, somebody who knew wha
was the matter with the water in the
pipes throughout the city to tell us all
about the cause Of its villaInous smell and
taste, but rs yet no one has responded.
We see by our Pittsburgh exchanges that
the people OF that good city arc similarly
afflicted and n correspondence one OF them
suggests that the fire plugs be opened TO
permit the putrid matter in the pipes to
escape, We think the experiment worth
u trial, and hope our Superintendent will
order general blowing out of all the
plugs at an early day.
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The most complete and choice line Of
Foreign and Domestic Cassimeres, Scotch
Cheviots, English and French DiaConals,
Cloths Of all shades, Vcstings, Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods, &c, can be
found al G. Hess, merchant tailor, cor.
ner Of Main and Quincy streets, who does
all work in the best style and guarantees
fits,
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New STEPs.-Temporary wooden steps
have been put up in front of the English
Evangelical Lutheran Church on John
Street, We presume they will soon be
superseded by permanent stone ones
which when finished, will be n decided i'm.
provcment on the narrow and almost
perpendicular flight by which the en-.
trance to the building was reached.
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GRAND GROVE L. A. o. D.-The Grand
Grove Of the L. A. o. d. in this State
was instituted in this city last Monday.
The following officers for the ensuing year
were elected and installed Stephen
Warehouse, jr,, N. G. Al Jacob Morris,
D. G. A.; James II. Taylor, G, Secretary;
c. Hnuser, G.. Treasurer Frank CIary,
G. Marshal; A. Roemer, 6. |. $. g.
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As orr Remover in many eases
requires too LONG 4 time, and too
much care, To restore gray or faded
WhiSkcrS, We have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and cticctually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces Il color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Gents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL, & Co..
NASHUA, Nh.
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J. T. LAKTN & Co. are prepared to
make up suits in the latest style and al
almost any desired price. Give them a
call, as they never fail to give sAtisfac.
ton. A fine stock Of Gents Furnishing
Goods constantly on hand.
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Commemorative mentioned the other
morning the fact that "Chappy" had been
concerned in fight at BcnwoOd, Saturday
evening. We were in error rs to the
name Of his antagonist, which, it appears,
is Thomas and mt Jones. We hear, also,
that "Chappy" did not make his escape,
but was arrested and fined an equal
amount with Thomas.
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Go to the entertainment by the First
Ward Lyceum, at Turner Hall, this
evening, and hear the Reading, Dcclnma.
tons, Dialogues, &c and the ne5 dHdMril.
ling DraWG Of, DowS ny THE SEA.
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ANGRRow EsCArE.-As little virI in
North Wheeling, yesterday morning
whose name we were unable To learn
came very near being run over by
the street cars. The conductor ior,n.
natcly noticed the little one ii time to
save her from horrible death. The
child vas carried back to her house per.
fcctlY innocent Of the great danger she
had escaped
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On trial when the Court adjourned t
meet at 0 o'clock this morning.

ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF this Association was held last evening
in Odd Fellows Hall. Jacob NJ. Bickel
was called to the chair, and W. p. Nc.
Kelvcy appointed Secretary, for the even.
Ing, The annual statement of the Condi.
ton Of the Association was read, which
showed that the debt on the building had
been reduced in the sum of $l,SSG %,
during the past year. The following
trustees were elected for the ensuing year
Alou1o Loring, Jacob NJ. Bickcl, G. W.
Franzheim, H:A. Uthman, VIM. Filing.
ham, Henry Stamm, +. A. Brentlingcr,
W. p. MCKelvCy and Benjamin Fisher.
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GONE TO BETHAEY.-Quitc number
OF our citizens went up to Bethany yes.
terday evening, and others will follow
this morning, to be present at the Com.
menCement exercises which come of
today.
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BOARD OF EDUCATIoS.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Edu.
cation will be held this evening, at their
rooms in CrAngles Block.
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Steamboats,.
For Sale.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made the 18th day
Of April, A. D. 1871, by James D. Lady to the
undersigned, aud which said deed Is OF record In
Deed Book Sc, folio 1872, ! shall on the 22d day
Of July, lSI2, proceed 10 sell at the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio County. at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, the following described personal property, to
wit: Three bedsteads. beds and necessary bed.
ding for the same; q parlOr chairs, rocking
chair, tables, | lounge. carpct|, bureau, 3
framed pictures, clock, 2 looking Classcs. !!
wash.stands, sewing machine wheeler & vii.
sony. velvet rug, SIX octave piano and piano
stool. set dining room ChairS, set kitchen
chairs. Arlington cooking stove and cooking
utensils for the same, . rocking chair. safe, i
lot Of dishes, with the remainder Of the house.
hold and Kitchen furniture OF the same james
D. Lady.
Terms Of salc-cash
GIBSON l.. CRANMEG,
lely TFustpp
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Go AND see the magnificent Tableaux
at Turner Hall this evening, by the First
Ward LyCeum. Admission rs cents.
Doors open At !, performance commence
ATS
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STILL THEY Go-Mr. Whitney, and
wife, Of Bridgeport, leave for the Boston
Jubilee, to morrow afternoon.
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BEFORE EsQn FoRnEs.-Mrs. G. Gruc-
nlhS' hnd u warrant issued yesterday, for
Tue arrest Oh Elizabeth Ankcy, who she
stated, abused her in the most shameful
manner, calling her vile names In spite
OF Mrs. Grucnings great Indignation,
compromise was effected, md the case
dismissed upon the payment of costa.
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QUEENS, Congress, Women's Serge and
Kid Newport Ties and Croquet Slippers,
just received at l.. V. Bonds.
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EMBARRASSMENT nj Turner's Hall, 10
be given by the First Ward LyCcum,
Thursday and Friday evenings, June 2Olh
ana @lsl For particulars sec programme.
Admission, 25 cents.
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LADIES wishing 10 purchase a nice
fitting and latest style Cater, should so
10 l.. V. Blends.
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FCS AHEAD.-We heard yesterday
morning, that race will take place ut the
Fair Grounds, on Saturday afternoon
next. The entry is free 10 all, and some
Of our fast horses will appear. A fine
sulky will be given to the frrstcst trotting
horse thus making il very interesting,
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A LARGE stock of Ladies', Misses and
Childs Lasting Kid and Morocco Boots
and Shoes Of best city manufacture, for
sale al L. V. BlOnl's,
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We saw, yesterday, at the Partridge
Gallery, portrait in Pastel, which is
really a"gcm Of art" Everybody should
see II
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TIE greatest sacrifice ever made in dry
goods are the summer silks nj 60 cents nj
Henry Brucs'.
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FIRST WARD LYCEUM.-Thcrc is a
literary association Of this name in the
northern part ofthC city, and it will come
before the public, the first tune We be
licvc, this evening, in Turner Hall. The
programme comprises music, readings,
essays, declamations, tableaux, and the
presentation of the drama "Down by the
Sea" We are confident, judging from
the names OF those who are to take part
in the exercises, that the entertainment
will prove success. The hall should be
filled, and doubtless will be The asso.
citation will give u second performance
tomorrow evening in the same hall, with
an entire change Of programme.
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PICTURE FRAMEs.-A largo lot lust
received and for sale cheap, at tho Part.
ridge Gallery, III Main street.
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Jrsr opened nj Henry IsrucS, tho finest
lSt Of linen suits brought 10 the city this
season.
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BEING RErAlEEU-Wc have heretofore
referred in these columns to contemplated
Improvements on the Suspension Bridge,
and now have the satisfaction of announc.
ing that they are in progress. Some
eighteen or twenty men are employed,
and so extensive and general are the
changes and Improvements to be made,
that, we are informed, it will require the
labor Of that numbe. Of men the entire
season 10 cOmplctethcm. When finished,
it is believed, the bridge will be one Of
the very best Of its kind in the country.
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PORCELAIN PICTUREs, Carries dc Visitc,
Rustic Photographs and Portraits in Ink,
Oil, Water Color and Pastel, at the Part.
ridge Gallery, III Main Street.
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EsCAPED.-llenry Scamon committed
an assault on the person of Augustus
Schultz, whereupon warran, was issued
for his arrest. The police officers pro.
cCeded TO the residence of Mr.. S. with
the legal documents safe in their pock-
cts for the purpose OF rearresting him.
But upon searching tho house and sur.
rounding vicinity they found that the
bird had flown. They then visited the
la Belle Mil, in which Scamon is an
employc, but the success of their cxpodi.
ton We have not learned.
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If you want a handsome suit, go TO
Henry Brues'.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

The annual Examination OF Teachers for the
Wheeling Public Schools, will take place on
Tuy sday, July ID, ensuing, commencing at 0
O'clock A. NJ.
All applicants for Examination should appear
At the time above specified, Us 1t Is not the iIttn-
ton Of the Committee TO hold any special exam
instiOn during tho vacation sc4sOn.
The attention OF Teachers holding NO. g.
" adopted by the Board Of Education: NO
TEACHER shall be tmPIOyti holding other cert f:ltt
than number ono OrtEO"
Cert AcatGs for renewal should be left with the
undersigned prior TO the day OF examination.
The examination will be held In the Grammar
School Room In the Fourth Ward school build.
Ing. Candidates must appear punctually Ut the
hour Of commencement . o'clock A. N.
+. 5. WILLIAMS,
le'9 Superintendent City Schools.
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Address TO GHADUATEs.-Wc sec by
the Washington Reporter Of yesterday, that
the Rev. j. r. Mcclure, Of this city, is to
deliver til" address to the graduating
class at the Female Summary in that
place, next Thursday. We can promise
our Washington friends an eloquent nd.
dress on the occasion, us the Rev. Mir.
McC. dcscrvedly ranks us one Of the finest
orators in this region.
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T ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots On Wheeling Il.
land. Price from 500 to $l,OOO each.
TERMS -onC.fOurth cash, the residue In equal
q, Cuc two and three years, with in.
tcrcs! JNO. p. GILCHRIST,
RplO At Ton Mil.
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MUNICIPAL. CoURT.-This Court vas in
session a short time yesterday morning,
but did nothing Of sufficient public inter.
est to make mention OF it. Counsel are
engaged in cases before the Circuit Court
and as that tribunal meets an hour earlier
than Judge Goods Court, they cannot
leave the former to attend the latter.
Adjourned until ten o'clock Saturday
morning,
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For Observation-Disclosures linen
suits at Henry Brues'.
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MeuIcaI.
Ayers Cathartic Fills.

For tl, rru, ana
FL cure ut an i,I4u-,.
49, mvUi. 900 ,i,H tom
~ a.h, liver. and ,uN.
E-N ell. They aI,JI.a.l
MI. i. !. \. II. u. u. \.
MN Hpwruui. ..H 10
G1M- AF> excellent purg"lNr
EjHtlbtS Being uUrrll Nu-v
RIttS4E~N y table, thuN vnullU
W$fS ~ uumrrrun urmuv
Nv Iu| whatever Nil,h
W. srruU. -l,kuv-. Iul
- suffering l- prevent
ul o., iNuir timely
iI,r: anil every family ,ull have Il,rm on hand
Tor their protection AMI ',lvi WEyU TryWIrt
Long experience has proved them tu be- the ..i
est, surrsI, and best oi all the hhiN with Vm.u
the market abOuuls. liy thclr occasional Wsr,
the blood is purified, thu COrrlltnu> Ut the s,,.
tenn expelled, distinctions removed. aud lNr
whole machinery nf life restored To- II h,n!ihN
activity. Internal organs which lg,"ur r."g.ri
and sluggish are rlrHusCd hy .lVrT'N FiiN, amt
stimulated into action. THUS mcir,rui i,-'..r
Is changed into health the value "l whlrh rlhne",
when rtrkOurd On the vast mul,udrs who rnl"N
II, can hardly he computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant To- take, amt pre- rrNr, lh'l
virtues unimpaiTCl for amy length ul time, -
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching they are mild, AMI operate
without disturbance I" the constitution, "rdirl,"
occupation.
Full directions are riyrn on the wrapper Ia
each box, how tn use them u. Family rhy -ic.
and for the following complaints, Which these
piHS rapidly cure
For Dyspepsia ~ Indigestion, l.iSIlcSS.
uCSS. I.IngWOT aud Loss Of Appetite, they
should hr taken moderately IL stimulate the stOul
arh and restore II, healthy tone and action.
Fur Liver Complaint anil is various symp'
toms, Bilious Headache. sick Head.
ache, JaunLlCc ur Green AiCLnrHS, Hi.
IOuS Collie and Bilious feNcTS, they shuuld
be judrinusly taken Tor each Ease, IL correct the
diseased action ~ remove the distractions whrh
causrii
For Dyacntcry or EIarrhHa, hut one
mild lO,r l. generally required.
For determinations. GsOut, Gravel. ral.
| nIIntIOn Of the Heart, H'aIn In the
| Side. Bach and 1.Oins. they should he cnntu.
uOu-y taken, a, required, To- change tile diseased
| notion NJ the system. With such change lhu-u
complaint, disappear
For DrOpSy and DrHpsiCHI SWcIIincN,
| they should hr taken IN large and frequent dose
| tn produce the effect nj q drastic purge.
| For suppression, a large du-U should be-
taken, rs il produces the desired effect by gym.
pathy.
| A. n Dinner PiW, take one az two PiIS IN
promote digc, ton and relieve the stomach.
| An occasional dose stimulates the stomach AMI
| bowels, restores the appetite and nvlgnrair~ N"
| system Hence it is nilcn advantageous where
| M serious arrangement exists. One who feel
| ,nlrrahly we'll, OiNcn finds that dose ui these
| rats makes him feel decidedly better, from then
rlran-m g AMI rcnoyatms effect on the digestive
| apparatus
PREPARED BI
Dr. C.. iYER.c CO., Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MISS, a. =. 4.
| Enp SAIp nv All DRI'GGISTS GSERYWUERI,
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DAILY MARKETING. 100 MAR.
L. KET street, below MLurc liOusc.
y. MCKEE keeps constantly on hand a dCsira-
bic stock Of Fresh Fish, Fruits, Vegetables, &c,
In fact better assortment than can be had at
market. AllO:dcrs that kiuly received and filed
with prOmptncss ut the lowest market rates.
81 Baskets delivered TO any part Of the city
iEcr Of charge. my2
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FARLY VEGETABLES " FRUITS

Cucumber.. TOmatocs, Green Peas. Radishcs,
&c, COnfectiDncricS ard Canned Fruits.
Also, Fresh Fish and Sea Crabs, At
J. W. HAGGERTY'S.
my2 Conner Market and NuinCY Sta.
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UlreQntelligeucer:
Travellers Register.

THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1872.
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DEPARTURE or TRAINS.
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liou have certainly been near + your grave
iTwo INCHES FOR THE STRETCHING or xouR3 /
.%S NpTR q fa.d's II H.!

Yes, within two days of death on the gul
lows. The 23d Of December, 1862 bad bten
appointed as the time tor my execution, bu,
aon the list q irespitei came fromg asoyer1ioi
Geary. Baron Gerolt,;s the then Prussiau
Minister at Washington, had seen him three
days, before in my. behnif,, and finally pre-
vailed upon him to Siye me-. On The 18th o
December, five days before 1.-The fappointed
time, the measure for my. coffin Eas' taken
md one of tie clrpentefs In leaving ME
ljocularly remarked, "Well, we'll allow two
inches for the stretching OF your neck"
| uade TO reply, but felt keenly the poignancy
of the words. I knew nothing Of Baron
Gerolts visit to Governor Geary until 1 re-
ceiyed the respite, ,andtI had, made up my
mind 20 submit to my fate. had burned all
my private papers, and had fully prepared
my mind tors dcatlnqS r-.Kkys a&rf2 f'te:. 4
:, What are y0ursiews of yotlrSirst t-iai9
T. FREJUDICED JUDGE. 2; 9EEa
lat my first Atriai The presiding judge
James H. Graham, was violently prejudkee
Eapainst me, and was in law wpartnership. with
|:tGe prosecuting officer. Before bini Il HID
nd fair chance. Public sentiment had beer
strongly nidiiufae. .uFed and greatly embitter.
cd against me- and my life Twas demanded
'rhe jury was made TO feel the force Of 55flie
prejudice which had been raised, and while
sat before my accusers l heard repeatedly
|eries from the street Of x Hang sthe I'D
|sDutchi,lan.Y NJ ilYTy'S S.EFTs -aBa.i Assa
What have you % say u Of your SECOND md
trial? - 30 -, VIZ.
:, Itruly believe that Presiding Judge Jun
kin is an, impartial and able Judge have
seen. however in the private prosecutors,
,nyoof of the old prejudices remalDing IN the
minds of soaie but happI ls,t tas s1 syailed sl.s
nGth,ns aaM do se so regard Tie i q chem
ieaI testimony offered ID yoUr behalf Sa, s.,mi
as 4 feel that + have been completely xindiear
ted before every urprgja adtced smind by' the
.test!mopy offered ut my second trial. It nus
not only proved that l committed no offence,
but TINT was correct in my Treatment eaa1 q o.
70 aims 6eisIos = sss si's5.a .,t &,
ss What do zyous think of Professor Aikenss
testimony and conduct
i, He has shown ibiniself ITO be nsdrS pre-
tender. and is now before Ithe aMofid as nn. ..
worthy Of confidence. But for Dis report OF
the discovery OF prussfc acid, now proved 70
have been utterly untrue, ] would not baSe
been arrested. md EeaSe ynn TO imagine my
feelings towards HIM His. conduct at nrEt
was very vindietye, but l Bear ne mas
changed his opinion.
what has been your professional suecegs s e,
in Carlisle nr,i.e n,ss mos s,ahs before my
iarresf. 'Iswast d tperfeeb stranger, and unable
~ sr,eak english. but by close attention TO
mn professIgnal dutiSJI sfnst with good sue
i'..sst s = sWhen, IHns arrested apy ptsgtiea Nas
FeTTss ~ - J@SSf,H n,- an fnG, ,a wear. and, /
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'IIE>ApEAKE AND OHIO RAIL,


r., .Tix'ns Do" and after July lst PASSENG Err
.n'NH WIN have Mchlu"ud lis follows ~. ,,....
~, ~ J.. NAH. TRAIN icxrcpt Sunday for
nitS >n'rhnr Springs, connecting at Goitioi s.
I~n WIN m NE 'range AleSaRf,ria and Manassas
"si ~olth ' ''''''' 'n" A'A>A,D"'S
>..s,. '.'I L. M--ACC CCoMMoDATiON, IRA In (cx,,ept
,s,rS l"f t"r"nNvilc. arriving nj s.s 7. NJ: On
+ W1Afi rms through 10 s;tauHfoB, arriving ut u
'. NJ Train connects az fiortlonsYtiie with
m ustl' ttalii, on the 0ranee, Aiexandria und Ma
ITS'' IIS '"''Fo"dior LfSCHBURG and WASHING :
"a ran iea'eS Gordonsyiile Except Monday, al
iiS y y " Tor White sulphur SpriAss arriving at
\r,TE ucS:iS, at low rates, sold to all points
'..ul"eSi and Southwest. = =,
,%,,s,G sisse tirhets from I.iVerpoo, taeenstow
i, r,,I! S" Antserp Hambnrg Havrs, Rotterdam!
90 ,b,. oFHhagcn, and Gothenbarg, to all points
-, ~ %, can be bought OF the General Ticket
,tan AZ richmond or can be ordered through ,siy
r in'! agent On the road 60. -. =, - = .
l1ni Offices y 49, ''SS
l,v.. & T. PERRY. Gener1, Superintendent.
ri - E NfThERLAND, General Ticket Agcnt
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RE iNTEHDs TO c1,aa,a rHKPsnszs1

I! Il s@.,k -gyg
RE iNTKaDs 20 c1uaN THK PEoREsTxs..rs
Cau.. ..Fou:bring any proof 3D. u-rsgard-tu
tlfyed in shis ,community near,s q, YEA, he.
tQReYIas Fleaed.,. j, ,esR ,chaslenge any ODE
here I8 sasr ranything sIssparagiIsg gf me: Il
hass Hyed hfaf4y Tyisr sysaTs I'M ssTisoij .e,i.
|josibg duiibg fRf fa.Ree III only afiinuksd lthsfty
|aUh was sofrls frted,aBa3 gtiil, couhdentis
refer "a The prison authorities In regard ia
khas Character sN 7uT 40 ra.ssJg 4
Lessyai Society or Berlin tie ,die,
of gutitS a Just one a9ssi - ,ra-rf.I d ~ T,,.G
P( There isHe truth iE that report. .;s' t)n the
contrary, NE, ,HeffEer, hish pffiYs counseljorr
sof itbe highest tribunal IN Prussin, to whom
verdict an absnrdity,aIad entirely uni,lstiaa-
bic. IPhe cbesHieth analysis wasfcoHlemliei
hyIthe nnedieat, fheuistbf ssse university %.
haf viii I'D iisi do da' O iint, asd to s
7St&iHeeke' SWiliS p r1s,' ,sf ri rss,s,ps n, ~
fheChEr Judge ssini IN is charge, k 3 ffolaS vsfy
spoinfedly, and property snemarked that the
prosecution haT exhibited, a.. remarkable
power Ia regard to tiie win, first Offering II
as forged MiH, ,-arad when told by the court
that as such itzBas anadmisible sasal,owing
motive, proving it to. be, q genuine will. /
have always insisted upon Justice and my
rightssg and as, the ,pfoeeeutione has Itself
hioyedthe @ili 10 be Ibhes Eaer rahd last ,one,
us sfsureiy Is, Ewili chin The esiate uuder Il.
- Hive you takeh 'aat leeai Steps about the the
natterta~cr'-. s~tr4 ,flHssTTis Il . tlI-ai
by attorneys in Baltimore, Messrs. Sling.
'iuff & Slingfufi, .hass itntedslegai pro-
seedlings against the executors named An the
first win. &N' - '-'''''''''
! Have sot, yything, tending to show4 the
Eehuineness, ss,jo jof The tWills kna7tE lEi-lEzsi
=, Mir. C. r. Coleman, csashieefs Iii The National
Mechanics Bank Of Baltimore, who Is most
familiar with, the hand dwfftfng Of Miss nstat.
neeke, when called aesny second trial identi.
fled several important 9afsrs,i whicsl were
marked and numbered bs the eoArs., They
eontaih stfobg and sunmistakabie evidence oi
the genuiaeness of the VIII, re- .,sa, ;ss '.s, ,.'
Here the interview ended, and Dr.. sehoep.
PEI rejoined sfriend in waiting for bini. u y