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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-04
Z .nm III ; Slainh Naws

t.oin IN halef2n News.
The JudEeship and Solicitor Cues.
ton Sett.ed-Opinion of the Attor-
ney-Ecneral.
For the especial benefit Ct the Bench
AID Bar, we publish in full the sub
Joined correspondence between Cover
nor BrogdeE and the Attorney -Gener-
al, in regard to the time the newly
elected Judges and Solicitors are re-
CURED to take their seats, and from
what date they draw their pay
Hon. T. l.. Nargroce, Attorney Gen
er0t
SIR AS you are the Constitutional
adviser of the Executive Department
of the State Government, L desire your
opinion as to whether d Judge or a
Solicitor goes out of Office on election
day, or holds over until his successor
is elected and qualified.
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servant,
c. Fl RROGnFN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07

We have included the Bellaire Mill
and the steubenville Mill also as belong
ing to the Wheeling district, because, as
we have before shown, the one belongs
to a Wheeling company, and the other IS
largely owned in Wheeling, and Is only
separated from the city by the river.
We find that in the State Of Pennsyl.
vania, outside Of the city OF Pittsburgh,
there are twelve factories making nails,
and In the aggregate $40 machines, and
that their aggregate production for the
years named above amounts to 1850, ,3ls
kegs, showing q balance Of product In
favor Of 8 mills in Wheeling alone with
their 4s9 machines as against 10 mills
and $40 machines, amounting to o. 1928
kegs; or, counting Bellaire and steuben.
vile, a balance Of 840, ,1Gl kegs. Pitts
burgh adds to the Pennsylvania capacity
and product $50 machines and 1,Sl2,9 2,9l1
kegs, making the total $3.50 ,229 kegs, and
with s20 machines the excess Of product
over the Wheeling district Is only 679, ,72O
kega or something over half a million In
iaVor Of the whole State Of Pennsylvania.
Massachusetts and Rhode Island have
sos nall machines, which turned ont for
tho Ssars specified 9,oso, ,s94 kegs New
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
ST. LOUIS. .
TIE SOCIAL EVIL BILL.

ST. LOUIS, March G.-The bill 10 repeal
the social evil feature in the charter oil
the city Of st. Louis has been informally
laid over in the State Senate. On motion
Of one Of its most prominent friends an
other bill was introduced yesterday, the
main features ol which are that any per-
son keeping or in any way interested in
any kind OF house of ill.iame, or who shall
rent any house for such purposes, shall be
fined $500 and imprisoned six months, or
both. Any person found entering such
house, except on official business, shall be
liable to fine Of 81, 900 or imprisonment,
or both. It shall be the duty OF any off,
Ger OF the law TO enter forcibly, II neces-
sary, any house on complaint OF any per-
son and arrest every person found therein,
and any officer failing 10 do this shall be
fined 81 600 and be disqualified from hold.
Ing any office under the laws of the State,
All physicians or other persons having
knowledge ol the TACT shall Immediately
report to the Board Of Health or The
County Court any person affected with
any venereal disease, and failing 10 do
this he shall be fined $1,000. All physi-
clans prescribing for any venereAl disease
shall write on the prescription the true
name and residence Of the person apply
ing for treatment, and also o true state
ment Of the nature oi the disease, in plain
English, and sign his name thereto said
prescription 10 be filed In book, which
shall be subject to public inspection,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07

we have based our figures for this cal.
culauon on the prices Of ore in 1879 and
the present rate Of freights. The estimate
oi 80 bushels oIcoAl 10 the ton Of finished
iron may be considered trifle close, but
Wheeling coal has done II time and again
for years; In fact, 62i bushels is the com.
mon allowance for ton Of nails, which Is
one step further in the process Of manu-
facture than our estimates call for. We
have, however, calculated 90 bushels to
the ton Of iron at all the points enumerat.
ed in the table, although generally Of tmost
Of them 1t takes from 80 to 100. Labor
and contingencies we have put OF the
same. figures for each point. For Colum'
bus our estimates are less than those ol
General ], N. Comly's, as oct forth in
speech before the Board Of Trade Of that
city, In which he puts the labor OF four
dollars instead Of $275, as we have 1t.
We are also short ol his figures on one OF
two other items. For the Schuylkill
region we have simply taken their OWE
figures. We do not believe that our esti-
mates can be successfully controVerted.
The above table shows difference be-
tween Wheeling and Pithburgh sufficient
to merit the attention Of prudent baainesH
men, VII lie between Wheeling and potntl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
ConspIHacY Case.

PrrrBuRoH, March GA hearing was
had this afternoon in the conspiracy case
against Robert Dickson, President Of the
late National Trust Co., and John Ross
Thos. Blair. Frank ArdanY and Robert J.
Greer. Information was made against
the parties In December last charging
them with conspiracy to convert to their
own use certain bonds, amounting "a
$296 900, the property Of the city Of Pitts
burgh, with intent 70 defraud the
city. The hearing has been postponed
several times, partly on account OF the
illness Of counsel for the defence and also
OF B. 4. Jamison, Q banker Of Philadel-
phia, who is an important witness in The
case. MIR. Jamison testified to-day thai
he had negotiated loans amounting tc
about a quarter OF a million dollars with
these bonds as collateral security TOR the
National Trust Company.
The hearing was adjourned until mex,
Wednesday. The whereabouts Of Greer
the cashier, Is still . mystery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
CINCINNATI.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

THE CONVENTIONAL CONVENTION.
CINCINNATI, March 0-The question
OF womsn's suffrage, under a motion tc
strike the word male out of the franchise
article, was discussed in the constitutional
Convention to-day. The main speech In
favor OF II was made by General Vooris
OF Summit; occupying several hours.
Judge Powell, Of Delaware, made the
principal speech in opposition to II. A
vote was not taken. About thirty ladies
were present.
The investigation of the purchase bv
the city Of the Burnet woods for Park
purposes closed to-day without other de-
velopments than those reported in these
dispatches.
Messrs. A. T. Stewart Il Co.. of New
York, entered q suit in the U, S. Court 10.
day to recover $21 900 oil Robert Mitchell
and others, stockholders OF the Triumph
Insurance Company, against which Stew.
art has judgment.
There was heavy rain here from mid.
night to early this morning,
A rather bitter discussion occurred in
the Constitutional Convention this morn
Ing, in which Mr.. Hill charged the mem.
oers OF the Convention with intending 10
whitewash Secretary WikoG's purchase
OF stationery for the Convention bv an.
pointing q special committee yesterday
instead OF leaving 1t to the Standing Com.
mittee, 10 which It had been referred
Both Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Pond were taken
OF the special committee, which was re.
tanned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
WHEELING INDUSTRIES.
A REVIEW.

A REVIEW.
BY cur Old Employe.
With our notice Of the Bellaire Nail
Works closed a brief sketch OF the rise
and progress Of an industry which from q
comparatively Insignificant commence
ment has grown to be the most important
Interest in our midst; an interest to which
Wheeling owes her reputation as q man.
uiacturing city and which forms the bed
rock Of her prosperity. Wheeling now
Justly claims to be the greatest nail man
utacturing city in the United States, and
we propose to give figures enough to sub.
stantiate the claim. While we are about
It we will claim that the district Of
country around us presents more attrac-
tion Tor the investment OF capital in the
manufacture Of iron goods than any other
point on the Ohio river or indeed else.
where. A review Of the total product Of
all our mills for the years 1919 and 8
aggregates for each of them as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07

THE Guernsey Times, published out at
Cambridge, Ohio, says that there are q
dozen or more flour dealers in that place
and vicinity, most oI whom are supplied
from abroad.
William Barton sent away from Gam
bridge during the past year not less than
$4,000 In cash for the single item Of flour.
It Is considered that $75 600 Is q low esti
mate Of the total amount sent away from
hero In one year ior this purpose. Can
our Guernsey county farmers not devise
means whereby this demand may be met
from the products Of our soilS We regret
that 80 great an amount Of our earnings
goes into the pockets Of strAngers."
These remarks are evidence Of q short.
sighted view Of the case on the part oil
the Times The Guernsey county farm.
ers, like all other farmers In this region Of
country, have found out that they can do
better by not raising wheat than they can
BY raising it. They have very generally,
therefore, gone into stock farming, especi.
ally sheep raising. We do not see that It
ought to make any difference as to how
much money is sent out Of community
Tor flour provided en- equivalent amount
comes in for something else, And we take
1t that the farming that allows the largest
amount Of whatever Is raised upon the
land to return to 1t again, as, Tor instance,
the food that is eaten by animals, Is the
farming that pays the best in this coun-
try. The land Is kept up by this means,
Instead Of being exhausted, and the farmer
himself Is delivered from vast amount
Of unremunerative drudgery. This coun.
try cannot compete with the West in rails.
ing either wheat or corn, but It can com.
pete in raising hay and wool and fruit,
aud also the better grades Of cattle and
horses. Tkerc Is therefore no occasion 10
deplore the fact that our farmers do not
turn their attention to wheat, as long as
the fact remains that they can do better
with other crops.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
Chicago marker.

CHICAGO, March G.-Flour-oulet and
unchanged. Wheat-Active and advsnc.
cd; No. ! spring 81 90; No. 2 do 81 2OI;
regular, 81 Git; fresh, spot, 81 9l1; April
81 96ti May, No. 8 do, 81 15fa1 16; re.
jected, 81 co. Corn-Active and ad-
vanccd; No. mixed, Gl3c spot, eliza
Gl4c April, G49c bid May: new No. 3
mixed, 5Gci rejected, old, SOC; new, SEA
5Sc; car, Coo. Oats-Dull but unchanged;
No. 2, 434c, cash; 4S3c April. Rye
Steady; No. 2, fresh, S5aS53c. Barley
Quiet and unchanged; No. 2 spring
81 52; No. 8 spring, 81 S7a1 40. Pork
active and advanced, closing at outside
quotations; prices, $14 60af4 G21, cash,
$l4 Scala 81 April SIS 12ia15 25 May.
Lerd-Active and advanced; $S 80 cash;
50 O0aO 0j April; 80 25 May. Bulk
meats-1n fair demand and advanced
shoulders, 5ici short rib middlings, 74c:
short clear, 7tc; all loose, spot. Whisky
In fair demand and advanced; 02a93c;
closing at 93c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 0.-Flour - Dull.
Wheat-Dnll and shade lower; choice
white 81 60al IS; lair TO prime 81 Goa
IS; choice amber 81 80; good TO prime
red 81 Goal Is; common 10 fair 81 Asa
l 90; Ohio and Indiana 81 50a1 90; west.
ern spring 81 43al so. Corn-Steady;
mixed western SOC. Oats-Flrm; west
ern $56a69c. Rye-Stoady. Provisions
Quiet, firm and unchanged. Butter
Unchanged. Cofee-Firm and nominal.
Whisky-Nominal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07

York has 12l machines, and turned out
31S,1sO kegs, combining iu the three
States total Of 7s4 machines, and an
aggregate product Of 2,4O9474 kegs,
which Wheeling alone exceeds by 9O,767
kegs All other points manufactured for
the same time 1,S6s,7sS kegs.
There are 6fty-two Nail Mills in the
United States, and the total nail product
for the last three years has been l2,498,.
075 kegs. Wheeling has less than one.
seventh Of the mills, and has manu-.
tactured about one-fourth oI all the nails.
Among the Wheeling Mills the Belmont
and the Top Mill have made the largest
number Of kegs Of nails ever made in the
United States In one week on the same
number ot machines, the former having
made 1866 kegs, and the latter 8 ,s75 kegs
The Riverside Mill In the last three years
has made the largest aggregate number Of
kegs Of nails in the city or In the United
States, with the single exception Of the
Boonton Mills In New jersey, which have
1876 machines, but In the average lumber
Of kegs the machines Of the Riverside ex.
ceed 1t by 9l3 kegs to each machine.
As to the relative standing Of Wheeling
nails in the general market Of the country,
they are without an equal. Having
traced the history Of the nail trade to its
present status, We turn our attention to
the furnace and general iron industry
which is now looming up into local in.
creasing impartence. Our furnaces,
although In their infancy, have demon.
Strated that the use Of the product OF
home gives Wheeling decided advant-
age in the manufacture Of finished iron.
An advantage that will attract the atten.
ton Of those who examine the figures we
present In the following table:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07

PROBABILITIES.
On Saturday for New England the bar.
ometer will fall with rising temperature
rain and snow, with winds Veering "a
eaaterly and southerly and increasing Ia
fresh and brisk.
For the Middle States and lower Lake
region, tresh 10 very brisk east to south.
west winds, cloudy and rainy weather
and rising temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, fresh and
brisk south TO west winds, cloudy and
rainy weather, clearing away during Sat,
urday night
For the Gulf States, west TO north
winds, clear and clearing weather and
falling temperature, with probably q
norther in Texas. 5: 81. &,
For Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri and Ar.
kansas, north to west winds diminishing
In force, falling temperature and clear OF
partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Lower Ohio
Valley, winds wearing to the westerly and
northwest, and diminishing in force with
clearing weather. .-.
For the Upper Lake Region, brisk and
high variable winds with rain and snow,
the former shifting 10 the north and west
with cloudy weather during the day and
evening. ..--.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
New York Market.

New YORK. March G.-Colton-Fhm.
y held; middling upland 1910. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Fair In.
qairy, limited supply and heavy at coca
81 90. Barley-Unchauged. Corn-More
doing and slightly higher; new western
mixed TSa92c; high mixed and yellow
western 8laS2c; white western 78asStc.
Osts-Nrm and lair demand. Coffee
Steady; Rio at 254c. Sugar-stesdy.
Whisky-Stea1 1y at 0Ga97c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
New York Dry Goods market.

NEW York, March 0-Business con.
tinues to improve, with jobbers and agents
representing prints, shawls, dress goods
and hosiery more actively employed.
Cotton goods are in moderate request at
nominalIy steady prices, but low grades
Of bleached and brown cottons are not
veIy strong. Cottonadcs. arc active.
Paper cam6rics are selling at Sc. Green
prints are very quick. Dress fabrics and
black silks. are doing better.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
Philadelphia Wool Mnrror.

PHILADELPHIA, March WOOL
Firmer and higher; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Wabash double extra and above 58a
671c; extra 65a57C; medium 55a57c; coarse
46abOc, New York, Michigan and IndI-
ana and western fine 60A5Sc; medium 64A
56c; coarse 45a50c; combing washed G5a
zoe, comSing unwashed 43a45c; Canada
comblng G3aO5c; lne unwashed S6s3Sc;
coarse and medium washed 30a89c; tub
washed 54a56ici extra and merlno pulled
4ba5Oc; No. / and superane pulled 45a50c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, March Gin tho House TO-
day, House bill providing that sight
drafts shall not be allowed three days oI
grace, was passed. 81,
Bills were introduced 10 limit the
amount to be expended by County Com
miSsioners In building approaches tc
bridges TO fifty dollars to provide for the
refunding Of taxes which have been erron
eopsly assessed from county funds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
SAN FRANCISCO.
TIE CRUSADE COMMENCED ON Tus PA.
CIFIC COAST.

THE CRUSADE COMMENCED ON ruE PA,
clFIc COAST.
San Francisco, March C,-The women
OF this city have organized praying cru.
sade and will commence the war Monday
next. They have designated nine saloons
on Front and Sacramento streets where
they will make their first assaults. They
ask the cooperation Of the ladies on all
parts Of the coast.
George Mason, on old convict, commit.
ted suicide here last night. He cut bis
head nearly of with razor. o..
The snow storm in the Sierra noun
tains continues, and trains are delayed by
the drifts. Snow trains are kept constant.
y employed breaking through the banks.
It Is the seVerest storm ever known In
that part Of the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
PhiladcIphIa Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 6-Flour-Im.
proved demand; superdne IS 75; Wiscon.
sin and Minnesota extra family SO 75a
: 95i State Ohio and Indiana 81 50as 90.
Wheat-Dull, red 81 Goal GJ; amber 81 70
al 72; white 81 7Sa1 So. Rye-steady
00c, COrn-Firm; rellow 75afGc. Oats
Dull; white 57aesc; mixed 67c. Petro-
leun-Stcady crude l0sa1Osc; refined
l4tal44c. Whisky-steady; SIC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
Famine.

CALCUTTA, March 0.-AcCounLs from
YIrhool show that the distress from the
lamine is inc reasing in Purgpore, where
there has been no actual suffering as yet.
The stores Of the poorer people are be-
coming exhausted and starvation is i'm.
minent. The relief organization here is
working excellently, but 1t eau hardly
met the immense demands which will be
made upon II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07

CINCINNATI. March 6.-Cotton-Firm
at 15kc. Flour-Dull. Wheat-Quiet at
81 3Sal 40. Corn Outlet at 6Sa82c.
Oats-Steady at 44a5lc. Rye-Steady al
81 90. Barley - Nominal. ils-Cn-
changed. Eggs-Heavy at 1Gc. Butter
Steady. Cheese-Firm. Pork-Firm;
sales at $l5 0Gta15 25. Lard-Firm: sales
steam $50 spot and March; S4a9fc buyer
March; ssa9tC. Bulk Meats - Strong;
sales shoulders SIC; clear rib TIC; clear
quotahlC at Sc. Bacon-Scarce and firm;
shoulders Gia0sc; clear rib siassc; clear
SiaS5c. Whisky-Firm al 93c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
COMMERCIAL ANOT FINRNCIal.
MARKETS. BY TRI.EGRApH.
New YORK Money and Stock Markc,


New YORK, March G-MoNEy-Very
easy at Ss4 per cent. The Express says
"Many New York banks failing 10 place
large amounts with Government bond
dealers at 0 per cent, have notified their
country correspondents that they cannot
receive deposits and pay interest thereon"
Treasury disbursements $9s60OO. Gus
tom receipts $4,000. Dry gods i'm
ports for the week $99S4 Gel
GoLD-Ranged at 1l1gs1llt; closed at
l1lt. Carrying rates 9ASi. Clcaripgs
$S3,OOOOOO. - U
STERLING ExcHASoE-C Closed very dull
at 81 4sSls4s4 for6o days and 81 s7s4 s73
for sight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07

TIE price OF butter varies accor ding to
circumstances, like everything else. For
instance, In Wheeling 1t Is 45 cents, In
Wellsburg So cents, in steubenvllle IS
and 40, in st. Clairsyille 80. in Parkers-
burg SS, at Morgantown 80, and at New
Martinsville 25 to 80. At Moundsville
the price is not given, the papers there
not having room In their columns for such
trif1es as local market reports.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, March 0. = Flour-Falr de.
mand and firm. Whcat-steady; No. Q
white Wabash 81 90; No. 3 do 81 4G
amber Michigan 81 47A1 47R; April 81 60t:
Coma shade better; high mixed April
&c; May G0c; June roc; new CSC; low
mixed 64c; new Gee; no grade G0c; new
694c. Oats-Dull but unchanged; No. 3,
47C. Clover Seed s. 25.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07
WASHINGTON.
BOSTON MERCHANTS BEFORE THE WAYS
AND MEANS COMMITTEE.

1 ~
AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, March G.-Boston mer-
chants were before the Ways and Means
Committee Of the House to-day, and char
acterized the present custom laws q
odious In their operation.
CIVIL SERVICE BILL.
The Civil Service Committee has agreed
to report the following bill to the House
with favorable recommendations
THAT no officer oil the United States
shall directly or indirectly receive or be
paid to or for his own use or benefit, any
money or property whatever Of the United
states, except tho salary to be fixed by
law, and that no public property shall be
used BY officers or by any persons for pri-
vate purposes. That this act shall NOT be
construed as 10 prevent the payment
from the Treasury Of all actual and nee.
essary travelling expenses Of the United
States officials when performing legiti.
mate and necessary duties pertaining to
their office"
All the members were present at the
Cabinet meeting to-day excepting the
Secretary Of the Navy. No important
business was considered,
II Is probable that the Secretary OF the
Treasury will order libel Of the steamer
General Sherman for violating the neu-
trality act IN having been employed in
waglng war against friendly power.
The Joint Senate and House Committee
investigating the District Of Columbia
affairs had long session to-day at which
they continued the examination OF the
Controller Of the District and also exam
ined Governor Shepherd, Tax COL
lector and Superintendent of Public
Schools in regard to the past and
present condition Of the school fund,
The Governor testified that there had
been about $4,000 paid out in the dis
trict treasury for school purposes in ex.
cess Of the amount Of school taxes collect.
ed. The testimony OF the officers cor.
roborated this statement. Also the state.
ment made by comptroller Baker, yester.
day, namely, that the school fund had
been overdrawu for legitimate school
purposes $l78,000. The acting chairman,
Senator Thurman, informed the memori.
alists that they must present some specific
charges for the committee 10 act upon by
next Tuesday or Wednesday. The com.
mittee then adjourned till Tuesday morn.
ing.
The President to-day sent to the Senate
the following nomination: John A. Pratt,
Pension Agent at Lexington, Ky.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07

The Wetzel county Kindicator and the
Weston Democrat are not so much given
up TO the world and the flesh in their
columns, as 10 the Devil. The one con-
tsius an article headed IAN exegetIcal ar.
gument lor the eternal personality Of the
Devil" and the other an article headed.
The Devil: Is there such a beingH If so,
s he personal DevilH"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-07

We observe that out at sherrard, in
Marshall county, they are debating that
same old question that Lyceums have
been debating from time immemorial-
viz-"ReSOEued, That the signs Of the
times indicate the downfall Of the
Republic" The south debated this
question in Congress for h whole
generation and finally became en-
tirely satisfied that the downfall oi
the Republic was at hand, but when
they proceeded to put their theory to the
test It didn't pan out worth q cent. We
suggest this somewhat notorious fact for
the consideration Of the Lyceums that arc
eternaIly debating this question.