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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
Special MotIces.
~E.F. Kunkeps Bitter Wine Of Iron.

EFF. Kunkels celebrated Bitter wine, OF Iron
will edectually ly com raiut, jaundlce dys-
pepsiA chronie or nervous debility. chronic diar-
rh0s a, disease of the Kidneys. and all diseases
arising from disoTdered liver. stomach or lntes,
tI0es such as constipation, hatulence. inward
piles fullness Of blood to the hea. acidity OF the
stomach, nausea heartburn, disgust for food fnll-
mes. Of weight in the stomach, sore eruetAtions.
sinking or hutterinK at the nit of the stomaee'
swimming Of the head, hurried or difficult breath
ing. huttering Of the heart choking or snuocatlng
sensations Wnen in . lyinR posture. dlmness oi
vision, dots Webs before the sight, dull pain IN
the head. deficiency Of persplraion. yelloWness Of
the skin and eyes. pain in the side. back, chest
limbs, Dc, sudden hashes OF heat, burning IN the
Aesh constant mAginings Of evil and great depres-
sion Of spirits.
They are entirely vegetable and free frsm alec,
hOlic stmulent and all Injurious ingredients, and
are pleasant in taste and smell, mild their ope
TatiOns, will remove impurities from the body ana
give health aud vigor TO the frame. =,
Beware Of counterfeits. The genuine is sold
only in 81 bottles.
Sold b. Druggists and dealers eveTyWher 3
P. KUNKEL, Proprietor. No $50 North Ninth
street. Philadelphi !, Pa. seps2d@taW2m
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noorfRIRa,
lrKnTrraa TRrg RHHRzNa.

6washington Lodge, No !, A P A, at ball,
Second and King streets
Asylum Lodge, No 2S, o o r, at odd Fol-
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
Good Intent Division, No ), 8 Of 7, ct Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Humanity Circle, b U @ A, Hall 6OA Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 3. X Of p, ct Knights oi
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street
Washington division, No s, s Of 7 Fifth and
Market streets.
American Star Lodge, No l, q +, at Good
FeIlsWs' Hall, Third and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple, No. I, True Templara, at HAL
cor. Of 7th and Spruce streets
American Star Lodge, No. l, /. D. Of q. f., now
meets In the McClary Building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
Troops OF Ailments Vanqais1led.

On account of the promptness with which 1t
checks the feVers generated By unhealthy eKhala-
tions H0stetter Bitters i considered an lndispen-
sable family medicine on the bOarders Of ouF South
ern and Western rivers, and in new settlements
where the plough and the are for the first time
disturbing the sOlitudes Of nature Its reputation,
however, Is not confined 20 such localities. Wher-
the elements of disease rife IL is the Burest
safeguard Of health; wherever sickness prevails {
is efhcAciOus as q remedy. Among the serious dis
eases which IL Is guaranteed 70 control. Aro indi-
Restion, biliousness and all the minor ailments
nected with arrangements Of the stomach. the liver.
and the bOWels-such as heartburn, headache. fat
uence. eOstiveness, distaste for food Ian
guor and debility. palpitatiOn Of the heart, trem
bling of the hands, noises in the ears. disOrdered
vision, disturbed Sleep and mental inquiatude. As
these physical and mental Disturbances lend 70 q
general failure Of all the powers Of tho system.
they should be at once eorFected-as thny always
m1y be, by a course Of HOstetter's Stomach Bit
ters dctl5to22
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
ACCIDENTS.
A MAN KILLED AND A BRAKEMAN IN
JURED AT COATESVlLLE.

Yesterday afternoon, fatal accident occurred
at CoatesVile, Pa, on the Wilmington 4 Reading
Railroad, by which VIM. jackson. n resident OF
that town. came TO his death. Ia COMPANY vita
three other men, Jackson was engaged In unload
ing heavy sill from . wagon, on Chestnut street,
when suddenly he exclaimed ''loOk out" sappOs-
ing that to be signal for them TO let GO the oth-
er men did So when ths heavy sill fell upon Jack
son, knocking HIM down, breaking his neck and
crushing hls bTains entirely ont. The Othar men
suppose that Jackson was unaware Of what he
was saying when he uttered the exclamation. sud
they did not know that an accident had oecnrrSd
nntl they looked AnOnnd and saw the nntOrtG-
nate MIN lying upOa the ground; with the sill
aenO8s HE nscE. The CORNER held an inquest
and rendered q verdict with the above facts.
This morning, Edward Bane, q brakeman on
freight train No. 9. on the Wi.mington& q Read
ing Railroad, fell from the train, as Il Was pas
sing CoatsVille. Several Wheels passed over onG
Of bis 1esa. crushing Il badly. lie Was LEFT Of
at the town, and provided with the necessary
medical attendance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

SHOOTING AT THE ScHUBTzEN PARK.-YesteT-
day afternoon, there was a shooting match at the
Schuetzen Park, which was participated in by the
following gentlemen Il. A. Bsrtoiette, Chas.
Heinel, Wm AIsentSer, Conrad Manz, Emile Bu-
cher Chas. Hallam, John Grimes, n. Jennsy, An
ton Henze, Geo. Abe'c. Ii resulted as follows:
Champion tsrget-t,has Heinel 81 Iings and
the gold medal.
Prize target lst., John MANI, s. rings; "a.
Chas. HeineI 5s rings 3D., Emile Bu;her, 5 rings
4th., N. Jenny, 81 rings.
Bull's Eye target-Greatest number Of rings
lst, John Manz; ID, Chas. Keinel; 3l.. N. Jenny
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

SIDIN0s.-The p. W.&B. 3. r. Company
Iron Hill, near Newark, and Bacon Hfl, be-
low ElktOn. These sidings viii be used fer
the reception Of cars, when the freight tfaina
are found 10 be too heavy 70 be entirely drawn
up the heavy REadeaat these places. a ading
10 also being placed e MaGnOlla, made neeeS-
saFy by TIE Increase ~ freight bnslnesa - that
slgfio1.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 2S5 Market
street. informs his friend and the public
In general that he eeps hand all descriptions Of
medicines. and thar competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick call at tina
store. and that charge is made exc pt the regular
Irice Of the medicines the price as they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
THAR raaidueoR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

There seems to be very little shrinHage in
the prices Of butter, meat, -four, cheese, coffee,
sugar, and many other articles of prime neces-
sity, Notwithstanding paper has nearly reach
ed the gold standard. Our dealers must re-
member that the times are drawing nigh when
their prices will have to conform to the price
OF gold, or they will be undersold by the new
invoices from abroad.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
How 90 Tighten Woman's- Labor

If "tme is money" then everything that tends
TO facilitate labor is positive pecuniary benefit
to mankind. The best sewing machine or churD
is not a "good strong woman" as experience
proves. So Sapolio, in enabling one woman to
easily do as much cleaning Of every kind in one
day as two women can do in two days with the
serubbing brush and SOAP is positive blessing to
the human race. No woman who has once used
it will ever use anything else as a substitute
Sold by all dealers. The cheapest &c we'll as
best cleansing substance in the world.
ocf7-9weodEw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
OBSTACLES 10 MARRIAeE.

Happy Relief for Z OWng Men from the ef-
fects Of Errors and Abuses 10 early lille. Manhood
restored. Imp sdiments 20 maFriaRe removed =
New method OF treatmt nj. New and remarkable
reme1ies. BO9ks and Circular sent free, in sealed
envelopes, Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. South Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa in
atitution having a high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill. jT5-2aWAWSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
CITY NoTIcEs.
Oysters and IReFreshmenSs.

At the ever popular stand, the Northwest corner
Of the second street Market House, the genial and
accom- mOdAtinR Charles Kyle can be found daily
with q large and we'll selected stock of choice ap-
pies and other fruits, cakes. candies, nuts, &C. In
addition he keeps constantly on hand nice fresh
rtewed oysters, steaming hot, which will be found
very grateful TO the palate on cold days Charley
Is always polite and anxious TO properly serve ms
numerous customers, and has a cheerful word Tor
all. As a natural consequence, he does large
business as everything he sells is Of quail
", Give him 4 call at the n W. corner Of the Sec
ond Street Market House. auglidSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-About noon, to-day,
James Frazer and George DuttOn violently as
saulted Edmund Griffith, on Sixth street, between
Market and King, because he demonstrated with
them for swearing at little boy for some fancied
offence. One of them held him down, while the
other kicked him about the face and body. Mr.
T. Quigley, who attempted to assist Mr.. Griffith,
was roughly colared The assailants were ar
rested, and are now in the cells awaiting trial
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

LARCENY OF A CoAT AND KEYs.-Ye Yesterday
afternoon, VIM. McSorley, while at work repair
street, Ninth Ward, took off his coat, and hung 1t
upon the wall. Afterwards he went out into the
yard, and worked about for some time. When
he returned he found that his coat in the pockets
of which were all the keys belonging to the house
had been stolen. He has no idea who committed
the theft
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
steam Atomlzers

For the Inhalation of atomizei Gnids in tSe treat
ment Of chronic diseases Of the throat air passages
and lungs Being self acting they produced an even
and continuous 6OW OfsT-ay without Inconvenience
or labor. During the lst two or three wears We
have supplied several dOzen Of these atOmlers and
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
T. DRINGHURST x Gu. Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

BUTLER AND DAvIs.-On No. l train of the
second night line, which passed through this city
at 203 O'Clock this morning were Hon. Ben. r,
Butler and Hon. Jefferson Davis, eu-route for
Washington. Not only were these two ancient
enemies in the same car, but they occupied the
same section Of the sleeping berth, one sleeping
above the other.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

Give MINUTES FOR REFRKsHltKNTs."- Every
body who hiss travelled by railroad has heard the
above announcement, and has probably suffered
from eating too hastily, thereby sowing the seed
Of dyspepsia. 1t is a comfort to know that Peru
Wan Syrup will cure the worst cases of Dyspep-
sia, as thousands are ready to testify.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

Rappleye's Pure White Olive Soap cleans
silks and aces TO perfection and makes them fresh
and new. Assuredly 50. Almond, agent, eth and
Market streets. Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

CHANaEs.-James Bradford has been slesteC
President Of the City Passenger Railway Com
pany viee Eli Garrett resigned.
John Jones has heen elected Director in thI
same Company, rice Philip Mcdowell, deceased
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

oser 200 men employed at the Cummings
Car Woiks n Jeruly, City, haYe quilted work
e y stated, because the Company has paid them
no WegoS ict Two monfhs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

THK KAoLIN WoRKs.-Some Philadelphia par
ties have sued out foreign attachment against
the Koalin Works of Messrs. Trucks & PaTkers
at Hockessin, Del. The amount OF the claim is
about 81, 900. 1t is supposed that the claim will
be settled without closing the works.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

A general strike Of the journeymen tailors
of Baltimore, for increased Wsges is expected TO-
day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
LOCAL InrELLloEMoE.

The weather today is moderate and extremely
pleasant.
City and Me,hlncs Loan Association meets
this evening.
The proceedings of the Board Of Education Wsll
b found interesting.
Charley Kyle al Second and Market streets has
tine lot Of choice apples.
night school was organised last eFening, in
the old Academy, Ninth Ward, with sixty schol-
arS.
Ths Pennsylvania election, which is progress
Ing to-day, excitss very little interest or comment
on the streets,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

TEE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE. This mora
ing at 1910 O'Clock the memberD Of the Evan
special traln Of six passenger cars They
were bound for Washington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
Police Gases.
BEFORE MAYOR ar1rMa.

The police operations for the last tweAty-four
hours consist Of one arrest for drunkenneHs (iity
cents and costsl and one Impounded horse
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

CoNsTABLR's SALE.-Oe the l6Ih inst, the et
fects Of Schoenfet & Co late furniture dealers a
Second and Orange streets, will be sold at Consta
ble's to satisfy the claims Of creditors
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-03
GOurf Items.

In ne Fourth District Court. saturday
last. aNtt,e incident occurred which showed
the appreciation Of the bench for a
merito,iou. officer. Mr.. II. W. Fowler pre-
sented his resignation as sheriff Of the
court. Judge Lynch. in receiving it. took
occasion, in . few we'll chosen sentences,
70 compliment Mr.. Fowler on the manner
he had always performed his duties. and
expressed his regret at the lose the court
and bar would suffer. Mr.. Fowler has the
good wishes Of the lawyers and freGuenters
Of the court as slight return for the many
courtesies he has rendered them. Mr..
George L. Walker succeeds Mr. Fowler.
In the Firs. District Court. yesterday,
Mr.. II NJ. Cohen pleaded not guilty to che
four counts Of information tiled against
him.
If all clerks Of courts would perform
their official duties in as genial and accom-
modating spirit a. Mr.. John Fitzpatrick
exhibits to his visitors. attending court
would be one OF the pleasahtest episodes o.
life. Ever attentive and courteous. he
makes friend Of every one he meets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-03
RELIGIOUS CerS morCs

Amcng Che many beautiful ceremon les Of
the Catholic church was that which We
witnessed yesterday morning. l. was the
occasion Of the profession ard reception oi
four young ladies in the Order Of Mercy a:
St. Alphonsus' Conven. OF Mercy. Fourth
District. His Grace the Most Reverend
Archbishop n. J. Perch-. officiated, and
was assisted By Very Reverend J. Anstaett,
Rev. j. B. Duffy, Redemp.oiis. chaplain
of the convent, and Rev. NJ. Massardier, OF
81. Teresa's.
His Grace preached an e!cauen: and in.
struc,ive sermon, which was listened TO
with close attention.
The names Of the newly profes.ed sisters
are Sister Mary Joseph MISS Mary Deve.
reaux,. Mary Angela mile. victore
Brousse). and Mary Henrie.te Miss Rcs;n a
BrisceD. and that of the newly received
Miss J. Lis!e, in religion Sister Mary
COLUMBIA.
Among the clergy present were Rev. ".
s. Murphy and +. Beglery and Smith,
Jesuts, Reverend Father Lamy, of the Re.
demptoyis: order, and Rev. c. ). Beecne..
G. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-03
FOREIGN.

DeRtl 0f Governor Howe. of NOya &cse
tia-t;enernl Nouvillas in Pursuit of
ahe CarIists-Battle Fought and Cars
lists Routed-termany Dissatisfied at
NactInhon's Election.
HALIFAX. June 2.--James Howe. Cover
nor OF Nova Scotia. is dead. He was sixty
eight years of age.
MADRID, June 2.-The government has
received dispatch from General Nouyillas
stating that with twelve thousand men he
holds all the mountain passes in Biscay,
and is driving the Carlists in that province
toward the coast.
LONDON, June o.-The Times of this
morning publishes a special dispatch from
Berlin which says tie German government
is dissatisfied with President MacMahOn's
address to the French Assembly, and will
not enter into regular diplomatic relations
with his government until satisfied that
France will faithfully adhere to the treaty
of Frankfort.
A special dispatch to the Daily Ne,cs from
Bayonne says: The Carlist General, Dor
regary, has been deprived of his command.
A severe engagement took place on
Saturday last in the province of Barcelona,
between force Of Republicans and United
Carlist bands, commanded by Frestany and
Don Alfonso.
After stubborn fight Of several hours
duration the insurgents were defeated and
fed. They We're pursued as far as Monis-
troll De Coldens by the government troops.
All the federal Republicans in Barcelona
have renounced their exclusive party views
and united as one body in opposition to the
MOEaychists
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-03
lnve.tign:lRs the Oe,,.

Referring 20 the proposition Of Governor
Kellogg 70 appoint committee Of disinte.-
.sted and irreproachsble ci,ize,. to investi-
gate the State debt, the Shreveport: .S"H.".
restcra- Telegram. says:
We clip the following item from the New
Orleans REP-BLICAS, and are pleased TO see
this prospect of move in the right di-ec.
ton. Such an examination as the one
referred to will enable ;he people Of the
State 20 know how deb! beyond the limit
fixed by the constitution was contracted,
and if for fraudulent purposes, as we be-
limit. az least. 1t that committee will exer-
else the 'plenary power OF sending for
persons and papers, enough honest men,
willing TO testify before il. can be induced
10 attend. to make preliminary report for
the uex: Legislature.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-03
The Plan Of Our EnemieDs

The Shreveport Times is perfectly furi,
ous. !. has los. the public printing OF
les. q; Carpenters speech and the Presi-
dents proclamation it urge. ":hi. people
TO fight cn. Il propose. 20 DO the urging
while they do the fighting. Bu: i; seems
TO rely with the fondes. hopes upon the
tollowin: plan. Of which j: may BE well iol
Republicans to take notice:
Whenever offices are held by ;.erscns
elected on tn. Fusion ticket. they should
be retained by those persons az Ion: as pos
sible: whenever an opportunity arises we
should endeayOr to create dissensions
among Kellogg's supporters, and to detach
some Of them trcm his ranks. Such an op.
pogtunity will be afforded when the bsyo
net Legislature reassembles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-03
THE NODOCS.

The Trs0ps within Half Il Mite Of tnptaiN
Jacks Stronghsld-Jack Escapes Ints
n CanOn-BOstOn Charley - urrenders
Several Prisoners Taken-.iack has
Three Warriors with HiM-The Cape
tured Snvages-Mofe Scouting Parties
Gone Out-Gnptain Jack Finally Sure
renders TO Captain Perry. sf tbs Firss
CavGlry-The PrisOney SuIIen, Silens
und SIoyose, but Every finch n Chief
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-The renegads
ModOcs led the troops to within half q mile
Of Captain Jacks stronghold. The forces
then moved 90 surround him, but Captain
Hasbr0uck's command did not yeach thu
designated poin: IL :iine :c"maiIe The saIss
ture complete.
Captain Jack, with three ~arricre, ers
eaped. He (Jack, was surprised. His
quick: The soldiers are coming
The soldiers behaved well, and their gas'
Ian, advance called from the rocks exclar
matiens like: Surrender, We 70 tight; w8
want talk peace; We like peace.s
Boston Charley, who killed DR.. Thomas,
came in full view. He was covered witk
half dozen rifles, and quickly passed t,s
the rear. He volunteers TO put up . jcls on
Captain Jack.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2, Eoan-Tws
hours afterward Bestos Charley was sent
after the MOtiocs as peace com inissiOness
but failed 60 overtake them.
The surprise resulted in the surrender OF
Boston Charley, Captain Jacks sister, the
Princes Mary, Black JiM's woman, and
other female Modocs, from nine T.. NinetS
years Of age, and seven ponies
Captain Jack .o0k refuge in saucas
with walls forty feet perpendicular.
Later.--Sca,fac"d Charley, Old schsna
chin and ten Hthe: warrior. have surreHc
deved. Captain Jack and th:ee others ten
camped during the night.
l.oNGELLs VALLEY, Lost river. Gree
gca, Green's camp, May 81. e~ehines
via San Francisco, ;une 2, lS73.-AfteP
thorough examination ct the Modoos
captiyes gathered IN during the presens
scout under Co oael Green, il is ascertaine8
that the fast have netted thirty four meno
women and children, thirteen being ableo
l-bodied warriors, sixteen rifles of variou8
I patterns, lib cartridges and several leaB
I and hungry ponies,
! Boston Charlie AID Schonshn are anxe
| ious about the a4sposition to be made of
them the former murdered Dr. Thomas, and
! the latter NUT lated Mr.. Meacham.
Boston anrA Schonshin look like despera-
does; each carries his character on his facs.
Boston is. about twenty eight and SchOnt.h
about tfty years old The boldest " arroI
OF the. band is Scarfaced Charley. A sur.
geCn who slept in their retreat J. 'Ast night
Gays Captain Jack presented rost woe
/ begone appearance. The willy warrior sal
on a rock in the centre Of a Ii ftIe lava bed
few yards back from the ..rest of a bluff
and seemed as lonely as hi surroundings.
He was wrapped in + Aded army blanke
his head buried in HI. hands. His sistel
fcONrINUED O ..-,,-,, D.ov1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-03
NEW YORK.

! snte efnafiohafs in the Spanish Sor,ena
/ aseesher Exonerates Tilton 4 News
or@ sugar Case .ettled-The Missing
steamer George Crom%vell-Tweed,C
TSiab POsfponed-Dis!nfecsio Ordered
in New York.
New YORK. June "A letter from the
spanish internauonais states that they have
elected eighteen members of the Cortes
Ihe lHternatIonals here will petition sbsp
aldermen TO pass statute abOlishinc she
contract system. and 20 establish: q eity
labor bureau.
The SIT sgains: Harvey Barnes. TO re-
cover S6o,O00 for under valuation of in
ported sugar, has been discontinued. the
defendant paying che ameun. claimed. with
nearly s5u0t costs.
The missing steamer Geofge Crcmwelf.
from this port for New Orleans, had the tola
lowing passengers:
First eabinSMr Fulieriove. Mrs !, W.
DackendOrf an! Mrs. Dole Second cabin
Joseph Gilleek. Robert Willis, Joseph E,
Fordina. and Hannah Scott. colored,
The officers are Captain L. 5. Clapp, os
Brooklyn: frs. officer. Crawford: first fr en-.
gineer, Jameson: SECOND engineer. Nc.
Donald
Judge Davis granted .hi. morning an
adjournment Of the trial OF William NJ
Tweed until October.
!he adjournment was granted On an
affidavit OF the physicians to the effect that
70 proceed with the trial now would ers
danger the life Of john Graham. Tweed's
leading counsel.
Arrived out-Ame-:cs. Arriyei-ci,y Of
Paris, from Cairo.
The jury returned verdict se-day .has
the killing of Mrs. Roderiek by her son was
an accident, but censures him for carving
concealed weapons. Both young RodericS
and Corcoran. with whom he was QUAR- 81.
ing. were examined by Judge Delmar. who,
discharged Koderick and held COrcorrn fos
trial On the charge q! lighting apd drunkeI'
ness.
The Board Of Health to-day ordered tho
disintection OF the streets, cutters, etc,
Two clerks IN the Cus,omhouse having
sold their salaries in advance to a broker,
and not paying him when due, he sued
them. Judge Quinn decided that the bro.
ker could not recover the money. as public
officers violate public policy by such q
course.
The following card was published this
afternoon by Henry Ward Beecher:
! have maintained silence respecting the
slandeTs which have t0r some time past fols
lowed me. should not speak now, except
for the sake of relieving another OF an un4
just imputation. The document which was
recently published bearing my name, with
Others, was published without consultation
either with me or with M,. Tilton, nor WITH
any other authorization from us.
II that document should lead tins public
to regard Mr.. Tilton as che author of the
calumnies to which ir al,udes, it will do
him great injustice. ! am unwilling that
he should even seem 20 be responsible for
injurious statements whose force was DEE
rived wholly from others.
HENRY WARr REECHEEo.