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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23
$4,000 PEOPLE IN NERD OF AID.
Indictments for CorIupI Practlccs.

NEW ORLEANS, November 2l.-The
grand jury OF Plaquemine Parish have
Indicted the following persons:
Harry Mahoney, colored, ex.member Of
the House OF Representatives, for en-.
bezzling 50 800 as Treasurer oI the Board
Of Education; Edward Butler, colored, ex.
Senator, for receivlDga a bribe OF $500;
VIM. n. Prescott, Parish Judge since
1868, for bribery and corruption in office
and subornation OF perjury; Nicholas
Rlvan, for shooting with intent 10 kill,
blackmsilipg and obtaining money under
false pretenses by intimidation and threats;
Frank White, colored, Jailor aud Deputy
Sheriff, for conniViDg at the escape Of
prisoners, including the deIaulting State
Tax Collector. The grand jury consisted
Of four white and twelve colorGd men.
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&C. T. Knight, WOO! dealer, OF Bethel
Maine, has disappeared. Itis alleged tha,
lie Is delaulter TO the amount of $40, 900
-Wellwood'ssosp works, Newark ave
nue., Jersey City, were demolished yester
day morning by the explosion Of boiler
One woman was killed, and several per.
sOns injured.
Rev. J. T. Byrnc. agent Of the French
Canadian Mission, fell dead at ALBANY
yesterday, while on the way to the ralI.
road depot. he lectured there Friday
evening.
B. Il. Stair, OF tho firm Of B. H
Stair & Co, o well known seed firm Of
Cleveland, died at Santa Barbara, Cali.
tOrnia, yesterday, oil consumption. He
had been Treasurer oil the CuyshoRa
County Agricultural Society since IFS
foundation.
The Board Of Education Of Rochester
New York, has voted TO close the public
schools on the Both instant, owing 10 tho
went OF funds. The Common Council
Claim the Board has exhausted all the
year.
While Mrs. Riley was lighting fire
al Trenton, New jersey, yesterday, with
a can ot kerosene, an explosion took
place, and herself and infant child were
burned 10 death.
Tom Daniels, a brakeman on the
Memphis s. Louisville Railroad, was run
over and killed at Milan, yesterday, the
engine passing over his head, crushing Il
70 o shapeless mass,
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THE FUTURE OF TIE HEMPFTELD
RAIIRoAD.-The Washington (Pa) Re
porter Of Saturday understands that ap
plication was made to the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company: with view to
obtaining permission to bring the pro-
posed narrow gauge from Wsynesburg tc
that place into town by way OF the Hemp
field, but that assent was promtly re-
fused on the ground that 1t is the inten.
tion 10 make the Hempfeld part ol
great through line between Baltimore
and the West which must be kept
entirely free from such distractions as tho
proposed arrangement would necessarily
involve. "THis refusal" says the Reporter
"dces not look like an abandonment oI
the eastern end oI the Hempfeld, but on
the contrary would seem to indicate pref
ty plainly its completion at an early day:
We sincerely hope that the resumption
of work on it may not be deferred be-
yond next spring at the isrthest."
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COLUMBUS, o., November 2l.-C. P,
Gray, member Of the well Known dry
goods house Of Gilchrist, Gray s. Co., oI
this city, died suddenly at his residence,
this morning ot apoplexy.
ST. Louis, November 21.-Rev. r. Pat.
tlson, formerly President OF Waterville
College, Maine, recently Professor Of
Theology in ShurtlelI College, Alton,
Illinois, and Chicago University, died
here this evening, at the residence oil his
son, E. W. Pat6son.
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STREET GRADES,
MEXICO.

NEW YonK, November 22 "A dispatch
from MatsmoraS, dated November Goth,
says the Mexican Congress has decreed
the constitution OF Senate, TO be made
up OF two Senators from each State and
federal district.
Shocks OF IN earthquake are felt at in
tervals along the route from Vera Cruz
to Guanajuto: The shocks commenced
an the 18Th inst
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ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.

RIO JANERIo, November 2l.-The gun.
boat Parans, Of the Argentine revolution.
ists' fotilla, has been voluntarily surrend.
cred to the Government fleet. Her crew
landed at Montevideo.
The Government OF the Argentine Re-
public has stopped the mails from Buenos
Ayres for Europe.
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LAST Y EARS BUSINESS ON THE BALTI-
MORE s. ONO RoAD.-The report of the
Company, as submitted TO the stockhold-
ers a few days ago, certainly shows q
very gratifying result for the last fiscal
year. While the earnings Of the man
stem have decreased during the year, the
working expenses have been diminished
TO such an extent as 10 show compare
tive increase in tho net profits Of $685.,
264 80. Compared with 1872 the increase
Of net profits is $4s5, ,OSs 90.
The surplus fund Of the company at the
close of tho fiscal year was $99, ,144, :
100 Is, while the entire mortgage in
debtedness, including the loan Of 81. 900,
900 negotiated in London last January
was SEQ 90O1 ,564 so, showing an excess
over Indebtedness Of IS. 9.Os2, sos S5. There
has been an expansion ol tonnage O
through merchandise east and west from
B402O5 tons In 1873 to 75225G tons il
1874. The increase in flour freight wal
OO,16l barrels, and Of grain 2,157,704
bushels. The live stock traffic increased
1913 tons. The coal freight decreased
$4,000 tons, this being the only article o
tonnage showing decrease, notwith-
standing the general restriction Of busl
ness throughout tho country.
Tho earnings OF tho Washington
Branch we're $378,923 81, showing de
crease Of net earnings of $96,724 Os. Th'
expenditures were $l26,OS4 SO. ThC
sinking funds, generally, Of the company
show large increase.
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The New Trinity Church.

CHICAGO, November 29-The new
Trinity Episcopal Church, erected il
place Of the one destroyed by the grea
fire, was opened for public worship thil
morning. Rev, Dr.. Schenck, formerly
rector oil Trinity Church, but now o
Brooklyn, preached tho dedicatory ger
mon. The new church Is one OF the mos
substantial and beautiful In the city,
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New ORLEANS, November 29.-Thrce
houses and lumber yard at tho foot OF
Napoleon Avenue were burned today,
Loss $4,000.
The steamer Cuba arrived 10 day from
Vera Cruz, bringing news OF an Garth
quake there on the 18th inst. There were
two shocks, each lasting ten seconds.
Several houses were destroyed and the
greatest CONSERVATION prevailed, but no
lives were lost. Tho shocks were ielt
along the entre Mexican coast.
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Leciu c In Aid of Washington Monu-
ment Fund.

BALTIMORE, November 2l.-Rev DR.
o. II. Tiffany, OF the Metropolitan NJ. E
Church, delivered a lecture in this city
tonight for the benefit OF tho Washing
ton monument fund. President Grant
Secretaries Fish, Belknsp and Delano
Attorney General Williams and Genera
Babcock were present. Letters were read
from General Sherman and Admiral Por
ter, expressing regret at their inability &c
be present, The Presidential party re-
turned 10 Washington tonight.
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MONEY WANTED IN WHEEI1No.-We
aud the following advertisement In the
New York Rerald:
To CAP1TALGsTs.-The business Ia man.
uIacturing, now in successful operation in
the city Of Wheeling, W. Va; the amount
wanted Is 100000; TO parties wishing to
invest that sum, and to employ their time
in the business, or not, as the case may
prove, 4 rare chance Is offered. We are
so confident we can offer a profitable in.
vestment that we will incur the expense
otany parties who will visit the property
and examine 1t. Address Lock Box 81,
Wheeling Nv. Va) Postofflce.
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VENEZUELA,

PHILADELPHIA, November 2l.-Leon
De La Cova, Consul oil Venezuela at this
port, who went TO Caracas on tho Sth
Of October with the statue OF Presiden,
Guzman Blanco, has returned, and re-
ports that the revolt in Venezuela is con-
fined 10 the small State OF Coro, where
General Folina has about four hundred
followers,
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Fire a, Syracuse, N, Y.

SYRACUSE, N, Y, November 22.-Halps
bakery, Nos. II and 10 James street, and
adjoining the stores OF L. L. Thurwsch
ter, dealer in willow and wooden ware
and Of Burham's sash, blind and glass
establishment, were burned to-day. Loss
$lS0000i insurance $4,000. Two mep
were seriously, and several slightly, in,
jured by falling walls,
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The NIlnnesoIa sennlorship.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, November CIV.
D. Washburne, Of Minneapolis, is in the
field openly as candidate Tor the United
States Senate, starting with the promised
support OF the Hennepin delegation and
others, fifteen in all. Governor Davis
and Senator Ramsey's friends arc also
actively canvassipg Tor him.
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Pe,Illon In Elror Grantea,

CLEVELAND, November 2l.-Leave TO
file petition in error in the suit Of the
Union Building Association rS. Gallagher,
has been granted BY hcSupreme Court Of
Ohio. The Gallagher suit was the cause
Of tho trouble now threatening the Build.
ing Associations In this city.
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NEw ORLEANS: November 2l.-Bodies
recovered from tho Empire wreck
Johnny, aged 10, Ida, aged Z, children ol
Captain Jeanireau; Minnie, aged II,
daughter oil Paul Williams, Of Plaqucmine
Parish; colored deck sweep, and white
laboring man, making ten bodies 80 far
recovered,
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THE KANSAS SUFFERERS.
REPORT TO STATE BOARD OF AGRICUL-
TURE-DRsTlTUTToN IN THR FRONTIER
CoUNTIBe

REPORT TO STATE BOARD OF AGRICUL-
TuRE-DRSTlTUTIoN IN THR FRONTIER
COUNTIES
ATcHIsoN, November 2l.-The Daily
Champion publishes from an advance
sheet Of the official report made to the
State Board Of Agriculture some stats.
tics, showing the destitution existing in
several OF the frontier counties Of the
State. Seventeen counties, in which are
an aggregate Of one hundred and fifty.
eight thousand acres, had been planted in
corn, produced not bushcl Of this cereal.
Five OF these counties produced an aver
age crop OF wheat, rye, oats, barley and
buckwheat, and are abundsntly able to
relieve any individual cases Of destituiion
in their midst. The other twelve coun.
ties, having an aggregate population ot
23,997 as shown by the State census taken
last June, are all on the remote frontier,
and settlements within them have been
made within the last three years. The
eight in which tho greatest deStitution
prevails have all been populated within
the past year or TWO, and the greater part
OF their population settled within their
limits either last spring or the preceding
fall. These eight have an aggregate popu.
lation Of II ,4O6.
Settlers generally had their first crop
planted. They had expended all of their
means in building their homes and put.
ting in their crops. Drought and grass
hoppers wrought the total destruction ol
everything they had planted, leaving
them totally destitute. They are without
food, clothing or fuel 10 sustain them un.
til they can produce something on which
to live, and must be sustained by the
charitable contributions of people in other
sections Of the State and country at
large.
$4,000 PEOPLE IN NERD OF AID.
The Champion computes the number Of
destitute in the State at from 10000 10
$4,000, but Of these many are located in
older counties, where the crops, excepting
corn, were tsir average, and the more
fortunate citizens are able and willing to
help their destitute neighbors. But In
eight counties the destitution Is very gen
ersl, and almost the whole population
will need more or lees assistance. At
least Is 900 people must be assisted dur
ing the winter and until another crop Is
grown.
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Temperance Ordinance Repealed and
License Voled.

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, November 2l.-
City Council tonight repealed the Gallon
ordinance enacted last July, and eensct-
cd the License law in effect before that
time. Bloomington has had dose Of
prohibition, and don't seem 10 like it.
The attempt has been an iguominious
failure in every sense, The Council voted
'Stn3
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Rx.Cashicr OF a Bank Sentenced for
EmbeZZIement.

PITrsBuRGH, November 2l.-D. II.
Williams, late cashier Of the Conneautville
Bank, but more recently convicted in the
United States Court Of this city lor embez.
element, was to day sentenced TO undergo
an imprisonment Of five years in the West.
ern Penitentlary, and 10 psy the costs Of
prosecution.
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IRELAND.


DUBLIN, November 2a.-The Pope has
written to Cardinal Cullen, thanking him
and the Irish bishops for their condemna.
tion oi the addresses delivered by Tyn.
dali, at Belfast, and declaring that moth.
ing is to be 30 dreaded as those spiritual
pirates whose trade is 10 dispoil the souls
Of men.
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I'm the trial Of Sir John A. MeDon.
AIDS election case, at Toronto, the Judge
declared the election void, but said per.
sonal bribery was not proven. Sir John
Is to pay all the costs OF the trial.
Rev. DR.. Nicholson, rector Of Trinity.
the Oldest and weslthiest oil EpisconSi
Churches In New York City, announces
his adhesion TO the Reformed Episcopal
Church. He has long been regarded as a
leader in the Low Church views for his
opposition to Ritualistic practices. The
field Of his new labors will be In Phlla-
delphia.
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NEW SoNGs.-"Tell Me Truly Little
Darling" and "Let Ne Dream Of Home
Sweet Hone," set to music, with hand
come lilhograph. Price 40 cents. Send
for copy. Address, F. W. Helmick
Music Dealer, 97S West 9th St, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
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Withdrew From tho Pre,bv,crv,

LOUISVILLE, November 22-The Firs,
Presbyterian Church OF this city, Rev
Samuel r. Wilson, Pastor, formally with
drew from tho Louisville Presbytery to.
day. 1t will be remembered that the
Presbytery. In session last week severely
reprimanded DR.. Wilson and called upon
him 10 resign his pastoral charge.
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sEvHBAL post routes are advertised fol
sale in West Virginia, among the rest ono
from WelIsburg to Bethany, up Buffalo
as we see by about 10 columns Of adver-
tisement in the Wheeling lNTELLrdENCEE
The route in question, the last time, we
believe, sold Tor q small premium
We!LSburg Herald.
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TIE NURsERY, monthly magazine Tor
young readers for December, Is now out,
This much admired little magazine is
now q welcome visitor in almost every
family where there is child. John L.
Shorey, publisher, Boston, Macs Terms
postpaid 81 90 in advance.
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A AwRALTuY lady from Now York, dur.
Ing recent visit 10 Charleston, W. Va,
proposed to rent and furnish at her own
expense room or rooms to be used as q
Tree reading room. She also offered 10
furnish all the standard periodicals pub
lshed In New York.-Jdekton o.. Netpy.
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LIvRRPoob, November 2l.-The steam.
ships France and Abyssinia, from New
York, have arrived out.
NEW YoRK, November 2l.-Arrived-
The steamship Hermann, from Bremen.
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ST. LOUIS, November 22.-The dead
body OF Francis Il. Moore, an old steam.
boat engineer, was found near the Iron
Mountain Railroad track in the lower part
Of the city yesterday, frozen stiff. 1t Is
thought he died from debility and expos.
ure 10 the cold of Friday night.
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SPAIN.
MUzzLrNa TIE pREss.

MADRID, November 21.-Thc editors
oI La Pre'Ha R!G Boudesa, Of this city,
have been arrested and sent to prison Tor
violating the press laws established under
the state Of siege.
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Arizona Election.

SAN FRANcnco, November 2e.-The
Constitution, from Panama, arrived 10.
day. Stevens is elected to Congress from
Arizona by over 300 majority by tho cfll-
ciNl returns.
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Iron AND NAIIs.-The Iron market
does not improve. The tendency is still
to lower prices, We notlcesales at Pitts
burgh last week at $24 80 "A months) fol
Gray forge, at which price scveraI
hundred tons were sold. The range o
prices Is from $22 80 a months) for white
TO $27 a months) for number one Foun-
dry.
In finished irons the Gazette says that
while the trade Is by no means active, II
Is about all that can be expected. Some
Of the mills have changed from double
to a single turn. The great source oI
complaint Is not 80 much In regard 10 o
scarcity Of orders as in regard TO prices.
In case the puddlers accede to the reduc-
tion in wages (ssys the Gazette the manu-
tacturers will fight their way through and
keep their mills in operation.
The Nail trade Is quoted livery quiet
at Pittsburgh. At Chicago, nails are in
moderate request and steady at three and
fivo.eightFi at Baltimore, the price is
1878.
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General Raid on Gambling DcnS.
New YoRK, November 2l.-The police
to night made general raid on the
gambling houses, and arrested number
Ot persons.
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-seventy.Ave to one hundred seizures
Of small stocks Of liquor have been made
10 Boston. >'N
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MILWAUKEE,.
INCREASED INFANT MORTALITY.

lNChbAsED INFANT MORTALITY.
MILWAUKEE, November 2l.-The
Health Officer again reported to day that
infant mortality continued out Of propor-
tion TO other deaths and the death rate
in other cities. He attributed much OF
tho adult mortality to low typhoid and
nervous feVers. Encouraged BY the
immense excavations Of last iall for sewer
and water pipe laying, the rendering
establishments havo stopped draining
blood and ofal into the marsh. He
anticipates great evil from Chesbrough's
system Of sewerage, which deposits The
city refuse in the river all in one place
and is peiecting plan to obvlate it.
STREET GRADES.
In tho suits against the city for DANA
ges by changing the grade ot streets sev.
eral were ordered paid, to avoid suit
being brought, out Of the general CITY
funds, the amounts 10 DO deducted from
ward funds ue1t year. Ward feeling runs
high on the subject.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Aaso oIATHD PRESS REPORT

(liy the Western Union Line.
)ticO Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe ,,ItE
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EXEH, OF TH7 WEEKLY:

Failure at San Francisco.
BAN Francisco, November 2l,-Glea.
son q Fell, dry goods merchants Of this
Guy, nave failed for two hundred thou.
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THE TYPE SETTING MATCH.

There Is much interest manifested
among the printers in this city in the
type setting contest which is to take place
on the 5th OF December. Two compos-
ing sticks, ono gold and tho other silver,
are the prizes
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DrsINTERRIEG BODIES.

WASHINGTON, D. G., November 22-
Arrangements have been made to disinter
the bodies Of one colonel and sixteen pri.
Yates belonging to Early's force, who
iell during skirmishes near the District
and Maryland line in 1864, and to bury
tho remains in the Episcopal Church
Cemetery in that vicinity.
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Judge BlBtchIord, in the United States
Court, yesterday directed verdict for
the Government for $4,000 against ex-
Governor Caleb Lyon, OF Idaho, in q suit
on his official bond. Lyons accounts
were $44 45S5 short, Of which amount he
claimed 10 have heen rohhpd.
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LITTLE Rock, November 2l.-The
Gazette Of this morning publishes the
following:
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John Coverton, q 'longshoreman, was
killed last night during fight at Charles
and Washington streets. g. W. Murray
truckmNn, has been arrested, accused
Of being the murderer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-27

RECIPE FOR CURINd MEAT.-To ono
gallon Of water, take IL ibs. of salt, ID.
of sugar, o. Of eallpetre, ] OF. potash
La this ratio tho pickle can be increased to
any quantity desired. Let these be boiled
together until all the dir, from the sugar
rises to the top and is skinned off Then
throw it into tub to cool, and when cold,
pour il over your beef or pork. The meat
should be well covered with pickle, and
should not bo pu. down for at least two
days after killing, during which time i.
should be slightly sprinkled with powdered
saltpeire, which removes oil the surface
blood, &C., leaving the meat fresh and clean,
Some omit boiling the pickle, and fud i, to
answer well, though tho operation Of boil.
ing purfes the pickle by throwing off the
dirt always to be found in salt aud sugar.
II this recipe is strictly followed, it will
require only single trial to prove its supc.
riority over the common woy or most ways
Of putting down meat.
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Curious statements.

There Is a ysry curious fact mentioned By
CaGin who Travelled Ia tho West. aad wrote
two volumes on the Indians. lie states that the
calves Of the buffalo, II they are caught ADD tho
air from the lungs Of a man is strongly brealhsd
10 70 their nostrils, will become 50 fascinated By
that peculiar influence that they will run after
the horse Of The hunter, and follow him Eve or
six miles. II is said, aud Nr Cauin afirms. that
in Texas, or 10 other parts Of the country Whers
there are wild horses taken by the Iasso. II the
hunter succeeds 10 taking hold Of their nostrils
AID then iorcibly eXpsls air from bis lungs iuto
the nostrils Of the horse, be " $40 follow BIN any
where, aud become perfectly tame. These facts
deserve 70 be studied. ! have heard that when
Af Rarey acted 20 powerfully on very violent
horses, both in this county aud 10 Europe. be-
bad something to do with their nOslrils also
What be did, however, Re kept 10 a great mea-
sure secret. That part Of The system, al aay rate
has great deal to do 10 diminishing the activity
OF the principal organs. It's very natural, faefs
fore, that such power should be acquired ~
one who has done such 8 hing % 90 aBiral 80
intelligent az the horse