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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-16
The Women's Whisky War
Waxeth Warm in
Wheeling.
Grand Mass Nesting at Wash
ington Hall Yesterday
Afternoon.

From 1000 10 1900 People PRESENT
addresses by Mrs. Whittenmey'r,
Mrs. Bins and Thomas Hornbro"k
E.q. The Church Has Its Gar
meuts Siaincd With the Evti'-"
Hence the Difficulty I'm Wipins it
our.
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GREAT EICIrEMBNT-It will pay you
to call and see the New Goods and fine
Carpets being received and sold by
J. W. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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Also Websrer's NstiOnai Pie
tOrial Dictionary. io4O
Pages Octave, 600 FIR
cravings. Price So.

The wnrk Is really a gem Of q dictionary
inst Tho thing iOT the mliliUn.-A. Il.
published by q sc, MERRIAM, Spring
field, Mass, and sold by all booksellers.
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iSil.

Extra No, ! Mackere'.
No Medium MaCRerei.
hxtra No ZMackeroi.
%o.2 Medium Ma "keTel,
Nc. aree Mackerel,
} Xua ia ge ahrador Herring,
Scotch Herring,
Smoked HaddUck,
Goldfish. very fine.
wehave all the above qualities Of Mack
,arel in 3 alt ibis, quarter bblS and kits
warrar ted full weight and superior TO any
IN the market. TlNGLF IsAAM.
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lam how prepared to make. fit. and
lay down Carpets cheaper than any
house in the city. aud on shorter notice.
J. W. FERRRL.
Centre Wheeling.
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OUR STOCK is COMPOSED or The
~ following standard & popular hrsndS:
II INCH TWISTS.
20 Foxes Millner's,
~ " Prairie Chicken,
- boxes Yellow Jessa mthe,
10 Gold Medal,i
10 Walkers.
\ Gold Leaf,
~ " PenobScOt,
a." Miller'S.
INCH TWIST,
% Caddies Luscious Chew,
PoUSCS.
10 boxes Booker's
ida AShby,
" Common,
Virginia Dare Navy lis,
" SIS
Tingle & Ishams choice navy S..
Monster IS and poun :,
hose Bud Bright pavy3S
Andrew JACKSON Black navy s.
Spun Roll in caddies,
twist In keg,
~ IN store and 20: sale cheap.
TlSGLE 4 ISL AN.
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TIE Nall City Building Association
vii elect their Board Ct Directors to-
night.
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PHOTOGRAPHS copied and enlsged in
India Ink, Water Colors and Crsyon
OIL, TOR the Cheapest Price and
Guaranteed, MI Hesry ". Williams
will take orders sext week, .sround
this city and in the Store, Center
Wheeling, No, 2l24.
WILLIAMS Bros.
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New Spring Goods, Silks, Aohairs.
Alpacas, Japanese and all the new
STYLES OF Dress Goods just received by
J. W. FERREL.
Centre Wheeling.
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SDiCPs--ss iEOi2.

DEEPER, p MFNTo, CLOVIS. CHINA
Mon, NuimegS.
SPECS GRcU"D.
Pepper, Cinnamon, Gloves Ginger; anu
Nu,tsrd TiNGLE& lSIlA%.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-16

|. BLUM & BRo., ll04 Main street,
are offering fancy striped poplins at Is
cents per yard. worth IS. Don't fail
to 90 and see them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-16

TIE civil term Of the Municipal
Court commences this morning. Court
will be neld in the City Building.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-16

THE best assortment Of geLts Slip
pers in the city is at
L. V. BLoSD's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-16

GREAT bargains just received. Plane
colored Delalnes for l2i cents per yard,
at }. W. FRRRRLs
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HOLIDAY PREsESTs.-Those wishing
to make handsome present should call
and purcb sse pair OF elegant slippers
or shoes. For sale cheap at
LV. BLoSps.
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MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1874
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO New Aaycriiscmcn is.

Index to New AGYcriisCmcn Is.
For Cincinnati-Steamer Andes
New Goods-George r. Taylor & Co
Removal-L Swabacker.
Just Received -Hubbs Vi & McBut'
ME.
Rags ard Ma's-G. Meudel, Booth
Il Co,
Dwelling House for Sale.
Gold Rug Lost.
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ONE hundred Remnants are for sale
at Blum 81 Bro g this week They
must be sold.
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TIE greatest bargains 10 White
Goods ever offered in Wheeling you will
find by going to |. Blum & Bro. 8 this
week.
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Rio Coffee.

oOO BAGS, PRIME TO CHOICE,
WV Just Received and for sale by
urls Ii. REILLY,
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BABIES are nics thiag', and we Ike
them, but they viii CRY at matinecs.
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STEAM GOATS.
wheeling, FarkersDurg and
Cincinnati Transportation
U5sapany's Packets.

:'RGQEER,.------...Ca Capt. JACK HARRrsoN
EMPRESS, .-.-.-.....Capt. PHIL. ANsGHUTf
r. Tho COURIER leaves Wheel
sllEnfss ing for Parkersburg every tues.
$3.50 s:sssSEs2sdsy, Thursday and Saturday al
10 : a'clocK A u. Returning leaves Park,,
ersburg every Monday, "Wednesday ana
Friday at G O'Clock A. NJ. ,,
Tie EXPR $50 leaves Wheeling 'or fsIk,
ershnrg every Monday, WedneSoay ano
psrtersburs avery Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at o'clock A. NJ.
For freight or passage apply to
c. Il. hOUTH q CO.,
de. Agents.
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The temperance canldrou is hot and
still 8 heating.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-16

TO. MORROW is St. P.tr;cks day in
the morning.
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Geniaur Ainimcnt

- There IS no pain which the
y Ccntaur Liuimeut Will not
kI,N ILli,ve, no yelling il VIII
NJ d. not SUI due. d no Ia" g.
SELTS y ness which II will not ule.
S.& IL "a This is strong Language. bu,
SR-Efr{FNE il l. ne. II has produced
Ess5SS.S SfIIpg1sS more cures OF rheumatism,
~<S,. pSS - neuralgia. lock jaw, palsy,
- --'-S~ spr ins, dwellings, cAkcd
lfNTErprE breasts, scalds, tUrne salt
-he,r, orr oche, &C., upon The human
franne and OF strains, spawn, gall &c ,
,,nnn sninals IN one year than rave IL
",Ler .rrinnreo remedies since the world
h.g,n n is n countp' -irri ant, an "ll heal
INC nam reliever. Cripp!rs throw away
tns,r Crutch,s, the lame walk, p"!'opO S
bites are rendera harmlS O. ana Tie WOuhd-
al are healed win. out scar. itis no mum
hug. Ihe recipe is publish q around each
byt;le IL is selling rs nOar'lCI@ ever be!OiC
sold. and Il ., lis because II does Just wua' IL
pre- ends to do. those who now suffer nom
rheumatism. pain or s"eIilnS oe>c. S5 ~
Suffer II they will no. use CSn,aU' In
meu; More than llO cert hcRle' oi re-
nariar!e cures, including hoZan INNS
ChrorIc rheu .natiSm, gort, running III,
mos, &c. have Oesn receiver. We WI
send = circular containing ce!tnc".eS the
recipe, &c or tis, 10 uy one !tqutSlns II,
on noitl- Of the " How wrap. e, Cln'aur
L|nIln Mt Is worth one hundred u"LST- lOI
sngyined or sweenied horses and mules, or
nv scra q. worm IN sheep. Stock owners
fbIs Nuiuiept Is worth yOn Rt'eut on. NO
famiIv shnull be wit out CSntaur L,ni-
mant' Sold by all Druggists. 81 cents per
BOTTLE: large ttleiSl o. J. H. KOS = o Co.
~ EIORdwSy,
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CHEAP Dry Goods at l. Blum & Bvos,,
ll04, Main street
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DEVICE FOR CHOKING BCRGLARs.-hn
exchange Gays An inventive genius
has ra:entsd contriyance for lining
the walls, foors, roofs and doors Of
bank vaults with rag lie tubes contain
ing alternately hicerbouaie Of soda and
suIyturic acid when they are irecN
ured ty the iccau,ic@s burglar the IN
ion Of the Two substances forms cartoon
ic acid gas, ard the vault Is turned III"
n the counterpart of an old well filled
with choke damp, lie atmosphere prov
ing fa!al TO tAcse VITO breathe 1t. Inc
invention offers peculiar advantages,
and il there was Gny certainty that the
burglars, as well IS the enterprisine
cashier who also rnisapp!oprlates the
fuuls Of tie bark, and the viGiisnt de-
ttc,ive Who stands il impartiaIIy with
either ;hei, womb he satisfactorily SUI
located, we should urge warmly i's uni
velsal adoption.
Police CoURr.-Only one case was
before the police court Saturday morn
ing.
James Flynn, got very drunk On
Friday night, Notwithstanding the
PRAYER meetings sre in full blast He
was arrested and had 20 pay three dol
lara and cos'P.
Atthe afternoon session, Hans Blake
Burr Watt, aud Finley Bobpert, were
before the court, charged with creating
tunult and disorder ct the house Of
Catherine Croxton in the Eighth ward
on last Friday night. Blake was COM
mitted to jail for thirty days in default
OF paying fine of 500 dollars and
costs. The cases OF Watt and Bebpert
were continued until this morning.
SATURDAY NIGBTs MEETING The
friends OF temperance held large
meeting in the basement o. the Fourth
NJ. F church on Saturday night. There
were probably from 500 to 600 people
present, large number being turned
away for the want OF room. The ex-
erc;ses were interesting and impress
i've, and ali pre:ent seemed visibly at.
fected by the proceedings. Addresses
were delivered by Miss AnLie Whet-
tenmeyer, OF Philadelphia, Mrs. Bing,
OF 0hio, and Rev. S. P. Bsrnltz, OF
the English Lutheran church The
want OF space prevents US t:oE giving
su extended account OF this meeting.
HAyDsoIE PREsENT.-Quite pleas
ant little affair took place at the rooms
Of Thomas Darrsh, on SATURDAY. night
The friends of Asjor J. c. Anderson,
who has just returned from his bridal
tour. presented him with s handsome
COLO watch chain, valnei at $50 GO. and
purchased a. the establishment OF c. P.
Brown & Cos. It was presented by
George 0 Davenport, ESQ., in avery
appropriate little speech. and, though
the Msior was taken by surprise. he
made q neat reply.
PHOTOGRAPHS copied and enlsged in
Trauap
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saFeIster now Is glOrious-it leaves notn-
w ing to be desired. -,,o
Pres Raymond, Vassar College
Sasvery scholar knows the yalu' OF the
- work, ". Ii. Prescott, the histoFI"n
-, cen one OF my daily companious.
y John l.. Motley, the HiSto 'lap' &C
orpCrlor in most respects TO any other
- known tome. Geo. Z. Marsh.
-S.he best guide of students OF our Ian
< guagp. John u. Whittier.
e-xccls al Others in defining scienllhc
terms, IPrCSlden, Hitchcock.
Eocmakabie onpeudIun CT human
* knowledge.
v. S. Clark, Prcs't A. College.
= necessity for every intelligent family,
Staden teacher aud proc, sional man.
what library IL complete without
he hest English dictionary.
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Refined Sugars
EObacCOS.

100 BBI.S lex :" "B' YELLOW
tiItb Crushed, owdered and Gran
~ csIey TiNGLE & ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-19
ateeklu Keanebee 9ournal,

Published every Wednesday morning, is the
largest folio paper in the State, containing news,
political articles, agricultural ami scientific III ttter
tales, poetry, anecdotes, household matter mark
cts &C, &C.
Terms, per annum in ddcaRce.
Transient Advertie eements 81 80 per inch tor frst
week; % cents per week for each subsequent IN
serton.
Special Notices, 500 per inch for first week; 90
cents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns 20 cents
per line for first insertion 10 cents per line Tor each
subsequent insertion.
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VOL. v.
1ailu Hennshee 9aurnal,

Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t con
tains the latest news by telegraph and mall gives
reports of the Markets, and has carefully prepared
political and local articles, and generous amount
of farming, home and miscellaneous reading with
Il full compilation of state news.
Terms 81 Der AMMAN in ddcaacej S8 if payment
is not made within the year. Single copies cents,
10 be had at the bookstores and at this oihce.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Rates may be had on application &C this office.
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q EORG ETO wv.

DRowNRD.-About O'Clock this morning a
colOred man, named David Ross, about p years
old, and employ Ell a. cook on the schooner Jno.
Il. Rose, now lying at the foot Of Potomac
street, fell overheard and was drowned. HIS
body was recovered about 40 O'Clock % day, and
the coroner was notified who examined the body
and deemed an inquest unnecessary. He halls
from Dorchester county, Md. ani was sick,
lying on the deck OF the vessel, and accidentally
rolled of.
Coal TRADR.-The coal trade for the week
past has been limited, on account OF Obstruc-
tons in the canal, and boat sunk in Rock
creek. All the bOsts bound for Alexandra now
pass through Rock creek. and are tOwed down
the Potomac river. They ind tOEags cheaper
than the tolls by the Alexandria canal The
receipts for the week were IS SO tons Cumber-
land coal, and 8. 0G6 tons YOughiOgheny gas
coal; the shipments IS iIs tons Cumberland coal,
and 800 tons NOnghiogheny gas coal. Total
receipts, 10 $50 tons; shipments, Is Sis tons.
GRAIN TRADE.-Tbe schooner Kitty Ann
arrived to-day with |, coo bushels wheat, and the
III. n. Squier, from Boston, with 200 barrels
msekeTal, both tor Hartley * Bro and the
canal boat j. n. Thomas arrived with 500
bushels wheat for u. G.. X j. n. Waters. The
sales to-day were 800 bushels wheat, at sl.3Oa
1913.
ILLNESS OF Az Old CTTIzEE. 49, Alexander
Paul. one Of the oldest native citizens OF this
town, is lying dangerously "a at his residence,
No q I'd street, and his death is hourly expected.
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LlFR DouELY AssURED-A resident OF
Bangor, Maine, writing TO Z. n. CrittentOn,
Sixth avenue, TOR supply OF Hdle's Honey bf
HorehOUnd and Tar, mentions incidentally that
three months ago New England Life Insur-
on the ground that he was cOnsu mptive. sBut,"
be adds, "thsnks TO the healing properties OF
that invaluable preparation, my lungs are now
perfectly sound. and yesterday passed a medi-
cal examination, without an objection being
made, and insured nv life for IS 900"
Etke's Tooth Ache DroPs-Cure in one min
ute. colt
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TIE eARRAGs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FoR THE
The Board OF Health me, las. evening. and /.
Communication Was received from the COMMITS
soners OF the District stating that the garbage
service row cOs's go SOC per annam. and they
tie work until the 30th Of March next They
state that they have proposition 20 do the
woik for SIS CO per snnum, which they regard
a. too much. They Request that a. the Board Of
Health have any objections 90 the course PRO-
posed they communicate them. The ccmmuni-
eaton Was referred to the committee Of confer
ence with the District Commissioners.
Communications were received from Dire. j.
n. Bushnell and &. n. Purvis suggesting that
as thee was much suffering among the poor ioU
act on towards the establish meut of iSrens arios
ordered 10 be tied for reference
- IT. NesSl ealied attention % thefact hat the
eIsy are now required TO make two reports OF
srrisges-one 20 the clerk OF the court and the
ether 20 the Vital Statistics Bureau -and he
wanted 10 know II there Was any Necessity TOT
Or. Bliss said that &c Was true the law re-
qui ed the clergymen 20 certify 10 marriages At
posed the Law MAS 10 great extent inoperA-
Dr. Ver6i offered a resolution directing the
sanitary committee 20 consider the sahieot OF
establishing public ntccSsArtes, and repOrt %
the board; adopted.
The board uext preceded 20 the srecial order
o. businsss-the report on maximum ferti-
Uzers''-tubmittcd by the sanitary committee
at the lEst meeting, IN Which u was recon-
tntbNtN mat the tefaNifrf tnenf OF M &. ~.
x resolving, here she feralE er l. stored be
d. clsr6d ru'SBuce injurious % hsArtb. on
motion OF NJ. MartGTy, the report was lad on
the table tamporarily.
Tie board then vent INTO private session.
THK INTERLTrTED PAVsE-MosBV Duet
A NsrreIton lNa.l dispatch ssys:-The affair
between Col. hosby and Capt. Payne grew out
OF Certificate gwen Payue by II. &. Bowen,
setting out that MOsby rad declared hiuself for
Congress ard desired the election OF certain
delegates from Rappahannock township. The
place Of meeting near auckland, Prince
William COUNT the time II O'Clock yesterday
morning; the weapons rifles. Capt. Pavne and
his seconds were on the ground AZ noon yeeter-
day 20 meet Col. Mostly, but the latter was pre-
vented from keeping his appointment by bis
arrest.
an adjourned meeting AZ Hurfruths Hall lat
aud a motion wss adopted requesting the On
present bed OF the street. Messrs. j. r. Hermon,
Bacon, L. l.. Smithson, L. Riley, Messrs. Kehl
and Bauer were Amounted A con mittee 70 pra-
cent the action OF the meeting 10 the Commits
soners.
MEXICAN DIANoNDe, set I'm gold, the most
elegant Imitation ever In this city, received az
Prigg's, this morning, on the avenue.
2
THR JAMES SHREVK, mentioned in the police
items yesterday, is not James Shreye, son OF
tie late James n Shreye esq. Of this CITY =
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C0rns. dc-Dr. white.

II
Chiropodist, II IN attendance At his establish
ment, No. 535 18th street, opposite the Treasury
department, from q. M. 20 s p. IN. Fee Al per
visit. Eetablisbed in Washington, ID. U 1861.
DR.. White removes Corns without pain, so
II ly leafs Bunions, Vascular Excrescences
Club and Ingrowing Nails, and other ailments
of the feet. Eminent ph ysicians, Surgeons and
thousands Of well-known percentages who ma
uonize DIR. Whites establishment, End that
timely attention % those important mernbers
the feet, economies time, and conduces 70
health, comfort, aud chcerfulness, and prob
ably TO length OF life.
MORE WORK, better work, ana a greater va
rety OF work can be done on ths Wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machine than on any other. Be
convinced Of this by calling st No. 46I Pennsyl-
Nsnls avenue 7,3,E
$40 TO $1,000 invested in stocks ana gold paw.
Two hundred per cent. a month. Send for par
uculars. 1umbridge & o., Bankers, Wall
Street, Ne" YORK. ia;
WEEKS DoINss IN WALL srRKyr.-Explsn,
sock operations on small capital without risk
copy sent free- TUNBRIDeB & Co.,
1924 avail street. New Ya,h
wILoox q GIBBs sEwIrs MAoHrrn. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency Al Chss
beums hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street.
hteulgencer ouildins. 1o,&
THnRNoNKTERsa and BArcmeters are repaired
and made TO orderly Hempler near AZ street.
TIE CONTINUITY ~ lsrge appreciate the use-
fnlnese OF Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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A TTRrrl

Agency FoR UNIVERSITY MEDICINES has re-
moved 70 Jos. w. Natrn's, corner OF Pennsylya-
nia avenue and 9th st. Almanacs free. tSep3
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CITY ITEMS.

PRIGG's.
Silver Plated Sterling Ware.
Table Spoons, - per set;
Table Forks, - per set;
Tea Spoons, ~ 50 per set:
Butter Knives, 81 per set;
Satin Cups, -:
Received At Prigg's .Jewelry sore.
no. 45I Pennsylvania avenue, near = street.
LUXURY, health, economy insured BY using
DoOley's Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Rolls,
Biscuits, x c., prepared in 10 minCtes. Try il.
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Weighs 200 lbs, at BregaEzi's,
go Pennsylvania avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-22

CALL AND SEE the Elastic Truss, 235 Penn'a
aV., before buying a steel spring. l7s
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For Turtle STKaRs,
Go 70 BTegazZi. 3-J Pennsylvania avenue,
1874 $40 los. % day.
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MEXICAN DIAMONDS, set I'm gold, the most
elegant Imitation ever In this city, received az
Prigg's, this morning, on the avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-22

THE JAMES SHRKvK, mentioned in the police
items Yesterday, is not james ShreVe, son OF
tie late James IL. Shreye, esq, Of this city. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-22

Co.. JOIN 8: MosnY e sun IN this citv, ana
called upon Chief ClArvoe about tvo o,elocS
tins afternoon at Police headquarterS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-22

WEEKS DoIEes IN WALL SrRKET-Explans
stock operations on small capital without risk
NoIy SEM Iree- TUNBRIDGB & Co.,
1914 2 Wall street. New Yark
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$40 TO $1,000 invested in stocks ana gold pave
Two hundred per cent. a month. Send for par
uculars: 1umbridge & o., Bankers, 2 wall
street, New York. IL
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nOULTON's STATEMENT.
continued from First page.I

,rsinss. going on in earnest. ] Will be here o.
an dear Frank, truly ard gratefully 20 a.,
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Dear SU: MY attention has been called TO . nsws-
psper part graph, which have not seen, but which
told is 70 the effect that stated TO Q rs porter
that you had described Mrs. Tilton as having ia
medirmstic OF clarv oy ant state made SOM extra
ordinary statements Of Q painful nature. have
some years past made 1t rule never 20 send correc
uoDs to newspapers OF ANYTHING RELAXING to myself,
no matter hsw erroneous kuch statements may be;
but have no objection to saying to you personally
that this story correctly quoted here, appears 20
be an erroneous version OF the aud o.ly state
ment " h'ch hsd from you over o year ago, viz:
that MIS-. Woodhnll cid exactly the thing here at
tributed to Mrs. Tflton.
1 do not know that ever repeated that story In
the presence Of reporter for the paper In Ques
tfon but have done In the presence OF oth rrs,
and may. OF course, by an unconscious mistake,
have used your wifes name In the place Of another
Will assure Mrs Tlton OF my great regret for such
'''''' ~ ''i =. q. sHEARMas.
When / took this note to Tilton he refused to
receive il, saying, 81 will not receive any such
note from Sherman;
he KNOWS 1T CONTAINS A PALsRHOOp.
and cannot take IL frsm him. You may carry
II back TO him." I did SO, and stated to him
Tilton's answer. Afterwards he substituted for
that note another, under date Of April ID, 1874,
which lie here produced:
sHKARxAN TO TIL roN.
BRooKLys, April -, 1874.
Dear s6,-Havipg seen parser aDh In the irook.
bn oAteh a seserdsy last, containing report OF
cerpins your family and yourself, desire TO sasure