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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-06
Concerning a Young LadS who Wis,
tied wheeling Some Time Ago.

A correspondent Of the Louisville
Courier Journal, writing from Lexington
KY, says;
Apropos Of Miss Jeanie Patterson, 9
funny little incident occurred the other
day. She had brought letters 81 intro
duction 10 some Of our first families, and
as their custom Is in such cases, they ex
pected 10 show her something OF our
Social lie. The young ladies OF "high
born household" called on her az the hotel
and, alter expressing regrets that circum.
stances prevented their mother from CALI
Ing, expressed the hope that she would
afford them an opportunity Of entertaining
her at their home. Pausing for Miss Pat.
terson TO state what time would be agree.
able TO her, they were somewhat sur.
prised when she replied that she hoped to
see them often at the hotel, but she never
returned her calls.
The young ladies retired gracefully,
Miss Patterson missed an elegant enter.
tainment, aud society has been trying to
decide ever since whether she misunder.
stood the invitation or simply desired to
snub the ladies' Ia Nilsson. II has hith.
erto been the custom here, when singers,
lecturers OF other persons Of distinction,
Wose social as well Us professional stand.
Ing was good, visited US, for some Of our
wealthy families 10 tender: them little
entertainment at which they could meet
our best people. Miss Patterson furnishes
the first instance In which the profiered
honor was not accepted.
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baltimore Marker.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 6-Flour-Fair de.
mand and unchanged. Wheat-Qulet;
Ohio and Indiana 81 65A1 10; western
spring 81 Goal 66. Corn-Flrm and
steady; mixed western 80as2c. Oats
Firm; western 53a56c, Rye-Qulet at
94a90c. Provislons-Quiet and unchapg.
ed. Butter-Unchanged. Cofee-En.
tirely nominal. WhisEy-stesdy; 81 90
cash; 81 DIAL 02 on time, ..I
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THE Barnesville Eatcrprise seems to be
dlsgusted with the party Of capitalists thai
passed Eastward over the Central Ohio
road the other day, on q return trip from
the West 1t says that "they passed their
time in smoking twenty-five cent cigars
and drinking champaign, and when they
approached stations drew down the blinds
TO keep the vulgar herd from seeing their
august countenances, 1t was load oI
snobs-with nothing but money to dis.
tinguIsh them"
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Rolling Mills Burned at Alliance,
Ohio.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 5.-The Alliance
Rolling Mills caught fire this evening at
2 o'clock. The main building was de.
stroyed. The loss Is estimated .at from
SS5, 600 to $4,000; fully insured. The
following Companies are interested: Con.
tinental. New York; Howard, Manhattan:
Aetna, New York; Standard, Safe Guard,
Phoenix, Imperial; also the Firemen's Z
Fund, and Home, Of Ohio. The origin Of
the tite Is unknown. The mill had been
in full operation for some days. n
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New York DRY Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Business i'm.
proved slowly, with manufacturers and
agents, but individual purchases are light.
The market for cotton goods Is moderate,
ly active. Prices are steadily maintained.
Prints, percales, and cambrics are In fair
request. Glnghams in steady package
request. Woolen goods in iair demand
by clothiers and cloth jobbers. J
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OHIO LEGISLATURES.

COLUMBUS, February 5.-In the House
this morning the following bills were
passed; Senate bill for the appointment
OF a board Of five Centennial commission.
ers for Ohio; House bill to forbid the an.
pointment OF the partners Of prosecuting
attorneys TO defend criminals,
In the Senate Q bill was introduced 10
amend the civil code so as to provide that
a court Of common pleas or a district
court may vacate or modify It's own Iudg.
ments or orders at the term at which the
same was made, when such Judgment
was obtained by false testimony.
The Senate bill providing that married
women may sue or be sued alone, when
the action contains her separate property,
or Is between her and her husband, and
makes her separate property liable Tor
for any judgment rendered therein
against her.
The House bill increasing the fees Of
witnesses in civil cases was indefinitely
postponed.
In the House this afternoon the follow.
ing bills were introduced:
Prescribing the mode for the sppro.
priation Of property by corporations :
TO protect foot and sidewalks, shade and
ornamental trees along the highway ;
70 amend an act establishing an insurance
department so as to require the amount Of
the valuation Of policies OF Life Insurance
Companies 10 be considered as le9al
liability OF such company to provide
for judgments by default before Justices
and other officers; to authorize incorpor.
ated villages to levy a tax Of two mills on
the dollar on the valuation for general Dur.
poses to repeal what Is known as The
Wright amendments to the Southern
10 buy and sell real estate. !
In the Senate bin was introduced 10
authorize the Commissioners Of two OF
more counties to unite in the establish
ment and maintenance OF . Children's
Home. Z
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Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, Feb. 5.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and lower;
amber Michigan, 81 80 seller; March
81 "a; April 81 69; May 81 68i; No. 9
red Michigan, 81 50i. Corn-Steady and
higher; mixed 66ic; new 62ic; February,
62Sc; low mixed new Gl4c. 0ats-steady;
No. Q 47ic. Glover seed-$9 12t.
Hogs-$6. 90. as l9 ..r.,-' q
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Lizzie Killloil Acquitted.

PITTBuReH, Feb. 6.-The trial of Liz.
zle.htillon, indicted for the murder Of Mrs.
brounleir was concluded TODAY, and re.
suited In her acqGittal. The Jury rendered
q verdict not guilty. Theimpfession pre-.
walls that the result Of this trial Is The cx-
emptiol Of the other prisoners, Catherine
and John Schuttler as evidence was
stronger against Lizzie Killlon, . - !"
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Philadelphia Mayke,,

PHILADELPHIA, February 5.-Flour-
Steady. Wheat-Very dull and nomIa.
al. Corn-Quiet and weak; new yellow
77ssSc: oats-Firm; State and western
white o2a64C; mixed 56a69c. Meas Pofk
-$16 60a17 90. Lard-9tal0c Tor wet.
ern. Whisky-Steady at 81 02.
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RIcHMoND.
sIANKsE TWINS.

RIcHMoND, Feb. 5.-The Dlspate6 SAYS
the bodies of the siamese Twins are now
on their way to Philadelphia In charge of
the medical commissioners recently. sent
from that city. The widows made the
autopsy conditional that the remains Of
their late husbands should not be unne.
cessarily mutilated. -. -
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The 'Temperance NIovemen,

RIPLEY, Feb. 5.-Under the superip-
tendenee Of Rev. J. F. Patch, of Circleville
the ladies Of this place have formed a mis-.
sionary band for labor In the Temperance
reform. There have been nearly one hun.
drcd women under the leadership Of Mrs
Granville Moody, Mrs. VIM. McMiller
and Mrs Weeks hard OF work oil day,
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We see 1t stated that the delegates
from the Bellaire chimney glass factories
who visited Pittsburgh to confer with
The factories there, report that after con.
terence 1t was concluded best to advance
the price Of the manufactured articles
rather than reduce the wages Of employees.
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AlleghenY Live STOCK MarkeI.

EAST IhRRRTY, Feb. 6.-CATTLE-Ar.
rivals 90 cars. Best 6a6tc; medium 90
&c; common 4a4!a5o t.h
Hoes-ArriVals AZ cars. Beat PhllR-
delphias SO 50a6 90; Yonkers $5 76a8 90.
SHEEP-ArriVals 10 cars. Best $5 30
40 90; medium $475a5 90; common
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THROUGHOUT the whole OF Mr.. DIS.
RAELI's speech at Newport Pagnelr" on
Tuesday last "a mob. pelted with stones
The windows Of tue hall In which the
meeting was held" Nice country-nice
people. lnauy other country such doiuga
would be perfectly shocking" In The
United States, for instance, 1t would show
Tue banetul results Of republican instltu'
tIOns.
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Iron and steel Aasnnin,inn,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-The mass
meeting OF iron and steel manufacturer
effected a permanent organization thiI
morning BY the election Of Samuel j,
Reeves, Of Philadelphia, President; E. B
Ward, Detroit, AbnCr A. Hewet, New
York, 8. III. FELTON,, Philadelphia, Jas. j,
Bennet and James Park, Jr., Pittsburgh,
Vice Presidents; James NJ. Swank, Secfe.
tary; Charles Wheeler, Treasurer. It
was moved that the National Association
Of Iron Manufacturers, and American
Fig Iron Association as consolidated, re.
port to the Convention a Commute con-
sisting OF i've representatives from each
OF thefollowiDg interests: Bar iron, plate
Iron, iron rail and pig iron trades. Agreed
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ASs,OOu Appropriation.

ST, LOUIS, February 5.EThe National
Grange tonight appropriated $1,000 to
the State Grange In consideration of the
great expense incurred by that Grange in
relieving the wants Of their distressed
brethren In the Northwest COMMITTEES
approximations Of 81, 900 TO Minnesota and
$'oo 10 Dakota were also made. {
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GERMANY.
THR EMPEROR DECLARES THAT PEACE
MUST BE MAINTAINED.

THE EMPEROR DECLARES THAT PEACE
''' MUST BE MAINTAINED.
BERLIN, Feb. 5.-The session Of the
Reichstsg was opened to-day with 4
speech from the throne delivered by The
Imperial Commissioner. The Emperor
regrets that he cannot attend the opening
In person, BE enumerates as among he
principal measures TO be submitted dur
Ing the session bills relating to the army,
the press, trades unions, and The marine
Jurisdiction. The speech concludes with
the assurance that all the nations Of Eu-
rope are resolved 10 preserve peace.
VIENNA, Feb. 5,=-Thirty thousand un-
employed workfngmen IN this city have
petitioned the government for relief.
New York Herald Special
t.s, ARCHBISHOP 1Epoc pocHowsKt,
BERLiN,i February 5.-Archbishop lie.
dochowski will be tried on. the nth inst,
on no other charge except his refusal to
pay the fines. He may yet be released If
the fines are paid. The Emperor has de.
clined TO intervene in his case notwith
standing the great influences brought 10
bear in the Archbishops favor. nj.
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Terre Haute, Paris & Decatur Rail
road.

TERRE HkuTR, Feb. 6.-The first train
on the Terre Aaute, Paris j. Decatur
Railroad arrived here at II A. n, to-day.
This opens q line from Terre Haute 10
Decatur, Springfield and other points In
the northwest. The complete line & open
for freight to-day and will be open for
passengers on the sixteenth.
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The CabIo shIns.

PORTSMOUTH, N. a., Feb, 6.-Collect.
or Howard has received orders from the
Secretary Of the Treasury to allow the
landing Of the Atlantic cable without en-.
tering the ships carrying II OF the Custem
House; also 10 afford the enterprise all the
aid st the disposal Of the Government
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COTTON FIRM DISSOLVED,

The dissolution of the cotton firm of
Thomas, Perkins & Co, Is said to be ow.
ing to tho TACT that theft five clerks had
been speculating for two years and max
ing good their losses out Of the funds Of
the firm. The clerks made clean breast
of their transactions, and the dissolution
Of the firm became necessary.
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TuE SlaFtinsburg Statesman, a DEM
ocFatic paper, prOpounds the following
l1terOgatOFy, which we confess our in
sbllity to answer:
1.-THE Wheeling INrE11loRScer and
its correspondents succeed in abolishine
hell" as at this present writing thew
seem bent on doing, what we ask viii
answer as a measure Of justice TO the
Register peopleG We pause.
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HEAVY SNOW.

A heavy snow has been falling sine,
l9 o'clock last night and still continues
The storm extends west OF North Platte
where the snow Is about four inches deep
The trains on the Union Pacific railroad
are on time to-day, but trouble Is antici
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A Bill has passed the Ohio House OF
Representatives increasing the compensa.
tion Of viewers, surveyors, and markers
on roads to @ 90, q 90, and q 30 re.
speOtYely,
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ARcHBIsH0P LEDOCHowsKt
SPAIN.
CARL1srs DRFRATRn

MADRID, Feb. 5-The Minister Of War
has received intelligence of a desperate
engagement near Terida, between the Re.
publicans and Carllsts, the latter were de.
feated with heavy loss in killed and
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The Recent Election for Dlrec,ors
In the BellaIFe Iron Works

In the Bellaire Iron works.
The Independent, in speaking Of this
election, remarks that
,,. a lively Interest was taken in this cleo.
vSt1 von, SiM SSa M sae meeting was consequently a
throughout. N 10 ne" one
man M l. ogISs5sy sS ia one Of the best bushes,
aeSaiahon 70 the directory. . 'a'uAUie
but President ogleb1y has AN Sse1 ,se. e;eCsee
tets will go on IS thsy alwsSss s Sn tnsI mat, nav,
changes, w." Ue no lurthel
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Edward W. WinGhip, the alleged de.
faulting bankrupt, who left New York
about the 10Th Of November last, owing
1t Is said about $400, 900, has returned,
upon the condition that his creditors will
allow him to settle up his affairs and IL
quidate his liabilities as far as he is able.
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THE GAINESVILLE Enterprise says that
lonS BENER, OF GRANVILLE, Monroe
county, has failed with liabilities amount.
Ing to $4,000.
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WEsT VIRGINIA certificates are quoted
at IL bid and ls asked in Baltimore.
Central Ohio Railroad is quoted at 4O4
and Baltimore & Ohio al 1875.
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Famine Increasinr.

CALCUTTA, Feb. 6.-The famine Is in.
creasing. It is estimated that 10000
natives are already severely distressed.
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nRPoRTRp ApYERsELY

Mr.. Poland from the Committee on Re-
vision Of Laws reported q bill concerning
the practice in the territorial courts and
appeals therefrom. Passed. Fl
Mr.. Townsend from the Committee on
Public Lands reported back adversely the
bill to incorporate the Colorado Canal Ir.
rigation and Land Company. Laid on
theStable. 3 iti.stF
MIR. Dunnell from the same Committee
reported bill to amend the act Of March
8. 1878, TO encourage the growth OF timber
on the western prairies. Passed.
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole-Mr. Kellogg in the chair
-on the Army Appropriation bill.
TOOK A RECESS. '..N"
After a good deal Of discussion over the
question Of increasing or diminishing the
work at the National Armories, the com
nittee rose without disposing Of the bill,
and then the House took q recess till 7:30.
The evening session to be for the con.
sideration Of q bill to revise the statutes
EVENING SESSION.
In the evening session considerable
progress was made in the bill and the
House adjourned.
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PROBABILITIES. ....Y
For Friday in New England, diminish.
ing westerly winds, rising temperature
and falling barometer. -.
For the Middle States and Lower Lake
region, falling barometer, higher tempera.
ture, northeasterly winds and cloudy
weather, followed by rain and snow.
For the Upper Lakes, Ohio and lower
Missouri valleys, falling barometer, south.
east to northeast winds, and rain or snow.
For the Southern States, easterly winds,
cloudy and rain. The storm will center In
Texas, and will probably extend rapidly
northwest, followed by cold northerly
winds. ~. ,LL-.e ~
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPB.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW York, Feb. 5.-MoNEY-Easy
OF 4a5 per cent.
sTERLrSe ExcHANoE-steady at S4.s4t
al IS for 90 days, and a saa4 sSt for
sight Customs receipts $eSs,0OO.
Government Bonds-
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MEMORIAL ADOPTED.

A memorial was read in the Conyen,
tion last night which was ado pied and
sent 10 Washington. The following reso
luton was adopted: T-
ReSoEred, That whereas the cost Of irou
In railroads and rolling stock Is about
one.third otthe total cost Of such roads
and whereas the demand for iron for rail.
road building Is by far the largest upon
which iron masters depend Ior their busi.
ness; and whereas the mutual inter.
dependence Of railroads and iron makers,
both as TO the construction on the one
hand and employment on the other Is
suoh that there can be no cessation oil one
without cessation Of the other; ReSOlVed,
That Committee Of this Association be
appointed TO consider whether the iron
makers Of the. country as "a whole can do
anything 10 develop new railroads and
the cheaper cost ol their construction. q
The resolution was referred to the Ex.
ecutive Committee.
Mr.. Bennett moved the following reso.
luton dos WIS fkli;'8
ReS0lUed, That the general policy Of
employing portion Of the national rev
enue on the improvement OF the natural
channels Of trade and transportation, and
OF extending Government aid to trans.
continental lines Of railroad, the
construction of which always involves
greater risks and more expense than
private enterprise is willing TO encounter,
has been beneficial 10 the whole country
and we advise that such farther aid be ex.
tended to unfinished national lines OF road
as will render productive the investments
already made in them by the Govern.
ment, and tend to improve the Western
and Southern States through which they
extend; to revive business and give EN-.
ployment TO the laborers now idle, with
other resulting benefits to the people at
large.
ReSolued, That the satisfactory progress
oi ship building in the United States and
theespeciRl activity In the construction OF
iron-clad vessels for ocean commerce Is
satisfactory evidence Of the beneficial
operation OF the registry laws which
should not be changed 80 as TO allow a fall
Of trade in ships to the serious detriment
OF this growing industry, without confer.
Ing upon the carrying trade any real or
permanent advantage.
The question was put upon the second
resolution, as offered by Bennett, concern.
ing ship building, which resulted in Its
adoption.
The Convention then adjourned, sine
QLe, - "a - -.... Tee q. ,f. ... u Cd. ~
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The moral Of the above, for everybody
10 make note Of, is, don't be in a hurry
10 lake up au evil report against your
ueighOOr. and much less, to originate one.
ls il not written, ABE not rash with thy
moulhY ....... ....
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Cleveland AIarket

CLEVELAND, Feb. 5.-anin-Ms.kst
all quiet and unchanged from yesterdays
quotations. Petroleum ditto,
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GkeGnteuigenrer.
A MOrtIfying Confession.

We noticed sometime ago q rumor thai
was In circulation at Charleston in regard
TO the origin Of the fire there thatseemed &c
squlnt toward incendisrism on the part o.
somebody. 1t seems that man named
BoGsRss had expressed blmself too freely
10 regard 10 one Of his neighbors named
STERN. AS a consequence Of his impru'
dence he Is now compelled 10 come out
and make a very mOrtlfyiug confession OF
else perhaps stand law suit. Heseeml
to have preferred the confession to the
law sull, and therefore publishes the fol
lowing card in tue Chronicle
Editor Chronitlei
Under excitement made statements
~ 10 the origin OF the fire that occurred
ln this city on the 10Th inst, rejecting
upon Mr.. Stern. take this opportunity
u stating TO the public that such state
mrnts were made without any facts TO
sustain them, and am satisfied were
wholly untrue 10 every respect.
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The Commissioners appointed to exam.
Inc sndrepoN upon the routes and survey
by which 1t Is proposed 10 construct a ship
canal between the Atlantic and Pacific
met to-day. The Commissioners accom-.
panied by eminent eDgineersIwill pass over
the routes already surveyed and report
upon the feasibility OF the work proposed.
THIS additional survey will occupy about
TWO months. - I-f2s-i stA
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Reelected.

OMAHA, Feb. 5.-The old Board Of Di.
rectorsi and officers Of the Omaha Home
Company were reelected yesterday. ]
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PIttsburgh Petroleum Market.

PrTsBuReH, Feb. 6.-Reaned tirmer
15c; March 16ic; April 1ecs Crude-Ad.
vancing rapidly; sales 81 $2 20i more buy
ers than sellers,
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tennessee, Old, Virginia, old ..,S9
Tennessee, rew..., SKIN. Carolina, old..,.Ss
IN. CarolinA, nevis
sTocKs.-Buoyant till late in The day.
when 1t was reported that legal tenders
decreased million dollars. This de.
pressed prices till It was known there
was slight increase, when the market
reacted from the low figures and closed
strong. The principal dealings were In
Western Union, Cleveland & Pittsburgh,
Harlem, Rock Island, 81. Joe and Quick.
silver Sales between 10 and Q O'Clock
were 1888, 600, Of which 90, 900 were West.
ern Unionr 49, 900 Union Pacific, s,4OO Pa.
ciHc Mail, G,4OO St. Paul, $500 New York
Central, 1900 Lake Shore, e0OO Lacka-
awana. and IL 900 Rock Island. Il un.
derstood that arrangements are being
completed by the Lake Shore Company
to hereafter connect the Erie river road
from Butler to. .Logansport, Indiana, with
the cleveland, Columbus 6 Indiana
Central road the latter point for It's west
hpn nonoan,;o,,
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RYfLrELE &c RlAP APH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS RRPoRr

(By the Western Union Line,
lh'ce Northwest cor. Of MAln aud N0ur,S sta,
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Weather Report,

lt' Wan DEPARTHEaT, !
OPFIoH or THl CHIRF 9IaNLI OFTTcER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. $500 ?. 4.