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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19

WILLIAM ERsKENE, Esq, Of Wheeling
was admitted to practice IN the Marshal
County Court, on Wednesday last
!NOundsriRe Reporter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
FOREIGN.
THE POPE.
HIn DEATH Reporlnd al RerlIn.

LONDON, April 1s.-A dispatch from
Berlin says the death Of the Pope Is re-
ported in that city this morning. Nc
credit Is placed In the report here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
A VERY LIYRLY CoRPaE

RoXE, April 1s.-The Pope arose from
his bed to-day, remainingup several hours
tranSactinR business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19

PROBABILITIES.

WAR 0EPARTHTHR,
UEFICX OPFHE CuIEF SIGNAL OPYIoBR.
WARRINGTON, D. c., April l6 6-7:S0 ?. 4.
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az TELEGRAPR.
AssoCTATRp PRESS REPoRT,

Exclusively to tho IntellIgencer.
(Dy tho Western Union LIue.
JtlcG Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe stsI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
LOUISIANA.

Tho CoIfax Affair a COId.bIoOded
characterization Fort Pillow
Affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
EVERY CORNET BAND

In the country will receive a splendid pleco Of
BAND MUSIC free, by sending two cont ttAup
70 EDWARD A. SAMUELS, Publisher, Boston,
Mars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-19
AGENTS! A RARE CHANCE =!

We will pay all Agents $40 per week IN CASH
who will engage with us AT ONCE. Everything
furnished and expenses paid, Address
A. COULTER u CO., Charlotte, Mich.
, 1873-02-11
THE RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.

70 Tie Editor ef Tie Chicago TRIBUNE:
61A: Aud still the burden OF tho Inter- Ocean
song ren,ains tho earne. Day aftor day, with
unparalleled efrrontory, TINT shoet attempts to
ooerco Governor Doyoridgo into tho appointment
of Colonel Morgan, threatening that B." No Board
OF Commissioners will DO confirmed by tho aonate
which docs not include tho namo Of Colonel
Morgan; = aud using other language to tho eamo
efYcct. 30 TINT Is tho Issue, Ia 1t? Lot tho
friends Of tho Colonel, with tho Inter- Ocean at
their bead, romombor that 1t Ia lhoy who have
made this lssue, and who, by their arrogant pro-
sumption In forcing his claim upon tho Govcr-
nor, rendered his nomination matter OF impos-
sibility,
Does tho Infer Ocean really believe, in good
oarneas, that, II throo unobjaotlonable names
are sent to tho Senate, thoy will bo rejected
slmply bccauss Colonel Morgan's is not one OF
them7 And tllnt, too, whom tho po1aonal nature
OF the contest las boen so Openly ayowcd7
And what interest, pray. has tho opposition in
Colonial Morgan, tint they should hustain him
"a against the doyernor7 Psllaw! Go to, IN
le,.0ccan. Do you take tie Senate Of Illinois
, 1873-02-11

The Supreme Court Of Ohio ]as latcly passed
upon question Of considerable interest in re-
spect to druntardH. It wnn decided to what ex-
tont the habit Of intemporanco may void policy
Of insurance. lii THIS caso tho 1erao,1 insured
dod in about eight months after taking tho
policy, and it was proved that ut tho time Of
effccting insurance and from that timo till hos
died ho was addicted to hnbitual intemperance,
md from ths his death resulted. Tho Court
divided tho drinking classcs into three olaAses-.
those who drink sometimes and upon occaaionB,.
nB it wore, moro by accident Than otherwise, hut
in no exceptional d 1naunor Tint no ono chi soy
t!soy have any habit or regard to auch uses
those who acquire q constant appetite for intox-
icatiny liquors nnl regularAabit OF uaing thcal,
so tho system III kept uMdor alcoholic sti1nulhnta
and those who, while remaining sober for
month, three Or elk months, or eYon 4 year at d
time, and rofuse to tahe any Intoxicating drink.
thon 60 OH u debauch for greater or less period.
These two latter c!asseB wero held to como with
~ prohibition OF thB policy, which stipulated
that II tho insured should die by reason Of in-
temperance from tho uBe Of Intoxicating liquora
the policy should bo void nnii Of no effect. In
tho case undor reference tho insured, ordinarily
az eficiont business nan, belongs to tho class
whose constitutlonally nervous appetite Tor
alooholio ati,nulants amounts to Il desease. and
whose excess no earthly consideration or poT-
suaaion can arrcBt until prostration aud sickness
compel cessation. Tho Court, therefore, ontorsd
q ajudgement for the conlpsny, royerulnR the do,
oiblon OF tho Court boloW.
, 1873-02-11
THE DETROIT RIVER TUNNEL.
prOEruss OF tz.c yTorl1-No Cnlaacs for
T}iucotsra .c,slclil Met tSyitf-Probnblo
tEiNfe for Eta Colnplctio2t,

Ffon. the DstroR Pest, Feb O.
Many OF our rcador6 woro doubtless snrprincd
mt tho report given out by the Board OF Trade n
fow days siaco, that almost inauporab1o Difficult
tics havo been met with in tho construction Of
tho email, or drainage tunnel, in tho shape OF
1uiolsBands, spongy earth, etc., rendering tho
completion Of the main tunnel o mattor OF great
doubt, and that in my event Mt least lvo years
will be consumed in its building. The announce
ment waB tho moro surprising, rs tllore had boon
no previous intimntion OF tho probable failure
Of tho tunnel. SO far rs tho public knew. every
thing was progressing satisfactorily with that
thority IA tho honorable Board Of Trade, OF tho
probablo abandonment Of tho project, wan vol
calculated to attrnct attention.
Wo learn from tho onginoor in charge OF tho
work that operations upon tho drainage tunnel
Inns becn carried OIL continuously aud without
interruption from tho time Of tnoir commence
mont. just ono yoar ago, up to tho present tiuo,
that tho uBual force OF mon il now employed,
md that ovorything Ia progressing in n manner
to him satisfactory. Before nny oxcayat,ona woro
commenced borings woro mado Mt intervals OF
100 fcct Or less oil nlong tho line OF tho proposed
tunnel. These borlugs wero Malo to tho depth
blue clcy-tLo very bostlind OF matoriali In which
to construct tunnel -nnddomonstrating beyond
n shadow Of doubt to tho mind Of tho onglncor
the feasibility Of conrtructlMg railroad tunnel
which thoro waa any question in connection with
tho project Was tho adequate drntnaSo or this
tunnel. Tho machinery used IN boring Was not
Of sufficient strength to acnd tho drill down to
the rock, aud ,onco it was not ascertained what
material would be found botwoon tho clay and
tho rock in which to construct tho drainage
tunnel. Tho pushing forward Of the drainage
tunnel, therefore, lRs boon in tho nature Of an
experiment. as it was not known ut ono step
what would 10 encountered at tho next But
there has boen nothing mot with thus far Of u
discouraging nature, or to cause tho on6lncer TO
doubt for momont tho ultimate snccoss OF the
, 1873-02-11
SUBURBAN NEWS,

UATEFBNGCD.
This beautiful suburb OF Chicago s non build
ing sohool-house, which will coat, when COM
plotaa, $4,000. This town was started by
IIodgon & Van Allon, in the spring Of 1860, and
now aonlB to Chicago, daily, fifty commuters.
Tho Congregationists have }ust completed q iino
chu,ch oliIice, and services are hold each 8ab-
bath. Without doubt, there is no finer location
for q town Oh tho Milwaukee Division Of tho Chi
cago d Northwestern Railroad, aud, had 1t not
been for the removal OF tho Goneral oAlces Of
taking With them QUO. hundred clorha
nayons%wood % with sil'h tile Intention Of building,
but now are holding thoir lots for speculation,
tho town wonlI hayo q population Of ono thou
ths new s(ato lax, ~hEsh hS vii ii ereaty factste
improvements, III at preBent being connected
with tho Town Of Lako Yiaw, Which IL very con-
soryatlye, 1t Ia unable to efEoot mauy deaired
improvements. 1Ihnd Holla now In tho most do
airablo locations for &o5 por foot.
nLuE 1BIANp.
Tho following will glyo the particulars Of an
old folks concart to be given At luo Ielaud tho
Oldest town iu Illinois, this ovonug;
ess II ~ oon Ts tesshas m
y People Of Y nas Iilsna Ltsfaris and IaGrasie
1fland Village, ye 1lte day ct FoDruarie In ye yere
1871: Yo Boltnd!ng Of 70 S1uflck will begin at Earlie
Caadtt Idghte, Tl!s Inrchncnd will cpsttGo to ye
Doore Keeper that you kavs paycd Fftia Cent?, aud
are outled to u III W Hull nnd Aeara " Hufick.
HOLLYWOOD.
V. D. Denslow, ESQ.,, Of this city, will road .
paper OH the Hubjeot OF Industrial Commun.
fam,"' before the 1lighwood Library Club, this
evening.
SOUTH EVANsToN
Ia to elect town officers on Tuesday, tho 1911
Inst. Tho caucus will be held on tho preceding
!. Saturday.
, 1873-02-11
THE NORTHFLEET DISASTER.
Statement OF Ono oR si,c Sen,ilon

Statement OF Ono oR si.c Sermon.
Tho man Thomas DiddiHn, says the Dover cor
respondent Of tho London Daily Telegraph, who
was shot by tho Captain Of tho Northlleet, is at
houGo surgeon, extracted tho bullot from h!0 log
lust night. Tho missile is Of load, and weighs
fifty grains. Fortunately tho bono Of the leg
was not injured, and tho man is progressing
etnton1ont to tho following OBJECT: lie retired
to rcst about 1915 Oh the evening of tho 22d, and
lie thinkA ho Ind boon in bed not moro than half
an hour when the vessel received a very severe
vessol Ind been run into by q steamer !;
cd this Information; tho ships cur
pontor, having examined tho ip1uro1
ands to es IS oScg osse s
the veasol was sinking. Diddisa wont up on dock
with tho rest, wloro aceno OF groat confusion
prosecuted isgclf. Tho unfortunate omigranta
wcre streaming on to the deck, half-dressod and
bells wore runs, uud the uuual siguale Of jiatreH
woro nil quickly given. Didtlisa thinks ho ro-
n,o1nbors ono gun being flrod Tho pumpa wore
cot to work almost Immediately, and noariy cvory
vii vii for about aftoon mlnutos. Every oiiorf to
gain on the water ceasod, howoyor,, when
at tho expiration OF TINT timo it was
discovered TINT tho wntor Ind reached
tho sciona slvo des nsdss S Ia vS u mqSh a
chest below, and loft tho pumps to 60 down for
TINT purpose, when ho found that tho water llaa
a!rcRdy reachea Tho top OF the steps leading
down to tho dock whoro lis cabin WAS situated.
mon wore rushing about to find tt,oir wivoH md
Children some were preparing for tho awful
catastrophe which thoy know must soonhappon-
unless they received help from tho slsoro or
spars, ladders, pals, etc., indeed anything that
would f3plt: while othOrb Worc rushing frAntf-
, 1873-02-11
peotcd TO exclude both gas and wator, II any OF
other should DO met with.

either should DO met With,
;. A point abont midway Of tho river having bcen
reachct work wan susponded on this aldo, aud
operations woro commenced on tho Canadn 1ldo.
There tho drainage tunnel had boou nxtonded
about 400 foot WHOM veina Of qulclpa,lt1s of-un-
known. oxtont wero mot with, which havo do
layofl tllo work considerably. T)loao ys!ns woro
foot. :Tho latoral exfont Of thorn Is not known,
but 1t iB deemed probable that they can bo
dtained. At tho point atatod work -was aus-
pondcd on tho drainage tunnel, and an oxplora-,
dopth ind about paralei with tho drainage tupnol. %
Thla hau now boon oxtondod ovor 400 foot. md no
obBtructtong whatever have been mot with. Tho
quioksanda WHICH gavo trouble in tho drainage
tunnel hnvo not boon found, although tho OK
plorntiong hnyo already boon made beyond tho
point whero they woro mot with beforo,. which
would tend to show that they nro not OF very
groat extent. Thiu exploration drift has not
boon walled up, and Ia not expected to bc of any
tho quiokaandu, md porhaps drain them from
tho tunnel 10 M to allow tho work to proceed.
But 1ittlo moro than hnlf tho drainage tunnel
has yet boon built, llt 1t Ia expected TINT 1t will
10 somelod s IT ~ more sorloua
been already encountered md overcome.
Tho engineer still assortg Ills faith iu the snc-
ccBs Of tho project. Tho building Of tho drhin-
aGo tunnel ttluB fur has consumed moro timo,
aud lias cost more than was at FIRST anticipated.
But this waa cntiroly m experiment. "a nothing
wllatovor waa known Of tho nature Of the carth
to bo penetrated, md hence thore wore no reli-
ablo data OIL Which to baso on estimate Of time
mud cost. But, aside from tho additional time
and expenBo incurred, thoro haa bccu
nothing, to tho mind Of tho onginocr,
Of n dlacouraging nature. It was considered
by him that tho construction Of tho drainage
tunnol was tho moat doubtful md difficult part
Of tho work. mud hence ho NOS determined to
build TINT first. Ho still adloros to tho opinion
expropadd by him at tho outaot tint tho main
tunnel can be built toit'tin ttoo years from t,o
nothing lu cauuu him TO change his mind on thai
| point, or to load him to doubt tho fcaaibilit,
Of building rnilroad tunnel undor tho river a
! this pont,
, 1873-02-11

Four 1,crsot,a Hurncl.'Txyo N1era and
Two Children.

Two Clit1dreIl.
From tbs Jtgcrson tIotra} Tce, Ffb. 7.
We nro cRllol ut,on to chrortcle tho rnO8t hor-
rible occurroncc that evor aaddened tho hcartb Of
our community, and ono, everything conaderod,
almost without precedent in the records Of fires
for isa sweeping and terrible h work. On Saturday
Alexander Carncs, n Bristol Township dis
tanco of Hovon milos northwest Of Jofforson,
took fire from no1no unknown cauno md WAS on
tiroly consumed togetlier with four Of the ocou-
children OF tho latter. Tho two families werc iv
ing In the house for tho timo beng--IIonry re-
comfy romoylng to this county from Illinois. A
tho time, with tho thornomoter indicating about
20 bolow Tho supponition Ia, that tho wout
part Of tho houuo caught fro frat. It was usoa
aB 4 gonoral Rtorage-roon, and, not bong occa,-
Ts9 sy sn eS f Ee ss sss 's e hss won't
portion was tho first burned, aa tho oast half
was still standing aftor somo of tho neighbors
reached tho acono Of conilagration: Tho fl1at
says e the '' rooi and @ ce!ng over tho bedroom
Which sho md l.cr husband occu-
pied were literally wrapped IN, nnmes.
slo succeeded, IN saylng hor children, and
cue Of Mrs. Henry Carnea, who waa bod
fast from having boon just continod. sho was
laken out and plncod in O sleigh near at hand.
Tho brothors then wont in after tho two childron
NJ fur al tho door, only to meet rcastonce thoro
Ard, 10th fig rnd IN
sa, to ,.aass. sa,, f fron " " H. oor t,t ~;
iq., an 3.t - f,r.o font ~ H. ,ar,1 Tha
oi;iyom ~ ,roro I,,;na ~ ta,r oJna nnnorontiv
imst aa th"v ha3 fnl,cn Mr. TIcnrv T1ef 'nn~'
hrot1,or.insio,y r. A1c1nni1nr Gorno. Win Ha;1.
atannn- ~ ti,n honao ~ nro.;n ~ tornod' s,ru
ho r9urns6odod r., onon;po In 1oor win G1no1,Th
~ tn1o Io1d ~ StoxeSnJor Garnoa, ~ nm 'G hGnt
cnrfI mi onon n ,v;in cnomnh In 1nt lin,
cscano. .T7hcre aro rnnnv confotinr ntorfes aa
oeHR " tRho 1nrn;rg - ~ % IL nrnhn1Ins camans ,so
;inct n noT'nn~ anmc chnrrin~ lin vii, crin,.
mai nc 7icct an'i anna cvcn c},arrno him viii,
tn dn,; .ra u " nrao, ed nrder ,si Jl
oti,ers sunnnrt lin md cIni,o That In i1;3 ali IN
n;s ,,o.ar r. a. vo In v;oIir,a Tharo n nnrn. a.
th'pr vnrv ~ wvatcr;ora ohnnt tbo 1,attnr v1,;c
I'm e oals aaar ear o ,rIt u t. W,
in5ya +nrostnnc1 ron"oa"ro ,,non 40 cnrnns onJ NJ
nt1ors r. o,,r no,r,,,r,tv carta;ni1 ,,,Sor.
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a."a',,r ~ ;,,unna,,t ~ n W. ,,nn ~ oa
n 10y m ~ ~ 10y ~ ~ ~, nPu P,,4 ~ oa.1 1
n1in VIZ hasssay . ~ uounsn w 70 Ms sut4s, all
n us US III ndoa .n5 u |s hnr o r;rda
nnune ptclua,ou ~ n, .nGlr = hos, tmasacn nac,.
a as the law pieaumes I nlm innocent hhIli proven
lns oPRos'u1.o. oAonS le9s nl1a nan91 WIFI 3!
ani.g naay itozeni anu no III now ~ Mr ,2Ia W.7
ehaon ALSO ndv
Iann @ ~ ~ !a sr5 a,aa ,sar " ,a F. H. raas
Monsy GaInes anu papo were snAen e 1ae tos
% ~ n!nAs % sstoa.'t n * usaa.ty LILY u1'ss.s'
to {t stpua ~, - ~ t ns'oM % 1Gso
aa ~ J.. as nsanso en"s eao ~ aoI .amJ s9u 9a 5s
hS ug
gSas tn as.,vo u 4oslus " noa r";hio
m and nor ISo ehaaaon IN q manner 70 terrible
oiie Ma5 " tn4,sua5 ieI!oseL ~ lnu tsasuooeo ~.
"a ~; oussg H. ou.liso''' nua,o nno ~ es.sa tol;
, 1873-02-11

to be childish c,ougll to keep Ut, battle Boloy
Tor tho qualification of y@o1r @ iittio spite? Ro.
hlorabor TINT. yo,t hayo forced thia htate; Of
things. Tho question, according, to your own
showing, II, whether you ind Colonol hor;Ssan
can bnck down John L. Dsyoridge, tho Governor
Of Illinois. That, In nutshell, Is tho Issue the
INFER Ocean la6 niatlo. I.
Cu1cAuo, Feb 10, 1878,
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-15
PROPOSALS.

piied arc correctly stated.s BaI. dcTs n,nSi inform, Henseltrs on this point, and also in reference to the weight of :lissmai,, lhceondition 0! iiiIt-, rtsads, streams. tsc,, and ali .0ll-bridges, turupikes, plank roads, ferries, or instructions oi any kind by which expense may be incurred. No selaiin. 6el ad- siitional pay, based on such ground,
 can fse considered; nor for alleged mistakes or nlisapprchensicn as to the degree Of service; slor for
 bridges destroyed, terried discon- tinued, or other obstfuctions causing Or increasing distance or eSpense occurring during the con. tract tern.a Offices established after this advertisement is issued, and also during the contract term,
 arc ts be visited without extra pay, if the distance he not iilereas- ede. 6 ';- II. Bidders are cautioned to mail their proposals in time to
 reach the Department Ny the day and hour Hamed(:i D. m-, March 5, 1873, for bigls received Aftor that time TW R0t ,be. considered in competition with bids of reaSona- ble amount. received in time. Neither can bids be considered which are without the guarantee required by law, and a certificate of the sutficiency ofsucii guarantee.
 and the oath of'the bidder accord ing 10 section 246, ,act of June s, '72.
 l2. Bidders should first propose for service strictly according to l the advertisements, and then. if they desire, sel7ayufetg for differ ent service; anu if t'tie reg,9tts' bid 1 be the lowest offered for the ad- vertisett service, the other pro- 1 positions may he considered.
 i3 There. should be but one 1 route bid for ina proposal. Conso- lidatcd or combination bids ('ipro- posing one sum for two or'iiiore | routes") cannot be considered.
 l4. The route, the service, the !! yearly pay, the name and resi- | deice of the bidder that is, his
 usual po<t-office address), and the l name of each member Of a firm, whore company offers, should | be distinctly stated. s1 r
 l5. Bidders are requested to ! use, ;ss far as practicable, the print ed proposals furnished by the De- 1 partment, 10 write out ill full the sum of their bids, and to retain copies of them. 1
 Altered bids shodid not be sub mitted; nor should bids once sui>-
 nitted be with drawn. No, with drtwal of a bidder or Suara4lt0r will bc allowed unless the with. draWal is received tweuty-fOur hours previous to the time fixed for opening the proposals.
 Eaci, bid must be guaranteed ! by two responsible persons The bid and guarantee should be sign- ed plainly with the full name of each person. 1
 The Postmaster General re- serves the rieht to reject any bi,I which may he deemed nxtrava- gAnl; and also to disregard the bids of falling contractors and bid- 1.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-15
PROPOSALS.
finctly the o5kgations assd Iid5ai- ties GsssIDtcG 6y guaTG'ltors.


The undersigned, postmaster af --, State of -, certiiic&. :tnder las o0Nt of o3icc, that he ], acquainted with the above guar antors, and knows them to he men of property, and able to make good their guarantee; and that bidder and guarantors are ahnve the age of 2l years.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-15
PROPOSALS.

several bags, to he examined fryt
 the postmasteIs, 10 insure regu- larity in the delivery of bags and pouches.
 1. No pay will 5e made for trips ,ot performed; and for each oi such omissions, if the failure be 0ceasioned by the fault of the con- tractor or carrier. three times the pay of the trip will be deducted. For arrivals SO far behind time as, to break cOI,nectiun with depend ing mails, and lot sufficiently eX- cused, one-fourth ef the con.pen- sation for the tripis subject to for feiture. For repeated deiinquen- cieS of the kind herein specified. enlarged penalties, 'propoftioned 10 the nature thereof, and the ifn- portaree of the mali, itiay be made
 ,. For leaving behind or throw ing of the iDails, ar any portion of
 them, for the admission of passen-
 gers. or for being concerned in setting ap or running an express conveying intelligence in advance
 Of the mail, quarter's pay may
 be deducted.
 6. Fiji ,S will be imposed, unless
 the deli .iquency be promptly and
 satisfactorily explained by certifi-
 cateS poStinastcrs or the afiida-
 wits of other credible persons. for
 failing to arrive in contract time;
 for negiecting to take the mail
 from, or deliver it into, post of
 fee; for suffering 1t to be wet, in- .jured, destroyed, robbed, or lost; and for refusing, after demand, t0 convey the mail as frequently as
 the coItractor runs. or is concern
 ed in running, q coach, car, or steamboat oG a route.
 :. The Postmaster General may annul the contrs;ct for. repeated
 failures to 1un agreeabiy to con- tract; for violating the post office lRS-s, or tiis0beying the instruc-
 tions of the Department; for re- :using to discharge a carrier when required hy the Department to do ao; for runningsn express :is afore- said; 0r for tfansportiEg persons pr packages conveying naiIable matter out of the mail.
 5. The Postmaster General nay order an increase of service on a ronte by allowing therefor a pro r0ta increase oH the contract pay. He may change schedules of de psrtures and arrivals in all cases. and particularly to make them conform to connections with rail- roatls, without increase of pay. provided the running time be not 1 The Postmaster-Gen- eral may also discontinue or eurz tail the service, in whole or irs part, in order to place on the route superior service. ar when ! ever the public interests. in his ! judgment, shall reqaire such dis ! nrGursailnent fnT any ! other cause; he allowing as fuil in i !e!nnity ;D C. EtractOr one months | extra pay an the amount of ser vice. dispensed with, and pro rc!t9 ce;npensalion for the amount l of service retained and continued. '.
 3. Payments will be made by collections from. CT drafts on. post