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The basis of arrangement agreed TO
bv representatives, of the Pennsylvani"
and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads at
their conference in New York on Friday
LAST, will be submitted to the respective
Boards of Directors Of these roads on
"Wednesday next.
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Anothcr Rnrntns OF OIL.

TIrusvILLE June l&.-The fire caused
b. lightning striking one OF the tanks
belonging TO the United Pipe Company
at Montereye, Friday night, vas cHtin-
guished Saturday evening. Twelve
thousand barrels Of oil were burned.
Total loss eNOut 10000
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Latest Estimated Loss 5000, 900,

PrTTSBURGH, June -. = 1t is now esti-
mated that the los, by fire ut the Bril-
liant oil works, yesterday and last night,
will amount to from $lS5 600 to $500
600. The insurance, $4,000 is placed in
about thirty different companies, home
and foreign, the largest amount in any
one company not exceeding $500 The
refinery building proper, with nearly all
the machinery, condensers, &c, is un.
injured. The scene Of the conhagration
was visited, to-day, by thousands of peo-
nle.
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Death of Prominent Physicia .

LOUISVILLE. June l3--Dr. +. P.
Rodgers, one Of the most eminent prac-
titioners in this State and for many years
professor in the university of Louisville,
died this morning after prOtracted Ill
ness Of cancer Of the stomach.
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GALVESTON, TEX., juno ia
Brownsville special to the Ne'cs says:
Gen. Steele and Major Dwycr left yestcr-
day for Rio Grandc city. Captain Nc
Nicely and part of his company are be-
low, watching for raiders now on thi,
side. On Wednesday Sergeant Hall
went to Baedud to see the beeves General
Cortinas is shipping to Cuba. Many oi
them have American brands. The men
assisting in shipping them say the beevrS
were stolen from Texas. Hal, was close
ly watched, and succeeded in taking only
about twenty brands. 1t is reported that
General Cortinas resignatio' has been
accepted.
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Gen. Forsyth's expedition up the Ycl-
lowstone arrived at Bismarck on the re-
turn trip Saturday. The trip was a very
pleasant one, and they bring glowing &C
counts of the country visited
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Union Depot oCSt. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June l&.--The Union depot
in this city, is 50 far completed that all
the eastern bound trains that weie made
up there lett for their destinations this
evening, passing through the tunnel and
across the bridge. All the roads center.
ing here except the ST. Louis, Kansas
City and Northern and st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern will here
after use this depot and these
will probably have their connections
made in from thirty to sixty days. The
present depot is but II temporary affair,
and will soon give place to a large and
fine building now in process OF erection
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
and West and Poplar and Randolph
North gnd South
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An AtrOcious MUrder-Thc Fcrpo rn-
Tor 10 be LN nchtd.

tor 10 he Ly nchtd.
NASHVILLE, June l2.-Mrs. Jarrett,
of Rutherford county, near Murlrce'boro,
was murdered on Thursday afternoon.
A Murfreesboro special to the Unio"says:
Mrs. w. r. jarrett, whose residence Is
near the Salem pike, about miles south
west of this place, after preparing her
children, yesterday alternoon, for an
evening visit, sent them in charge OF II
servant to Colonel Morgun's, a near
neighbor, telling them that she would
follow as soon as she could get ready.
About two hours later, say 6:3O p. ~, her
husband. in company with man named
Lawrence, returned home and there
found his wife, whom he had beft but II
few hours before in perfect health, happl-
ness and life,.n the cold embrace OF death.
II is understood that negro name Jesse
Woodson is accused OF the crime, and be
is now under arrest. If, at the coroncr's
inquest, he is proven guilty he will hard
ly live to see "a. mOrrows sun, as the
ropes in the Salem neighborhooG are
stronger than was that employed in
Joe Reeds case Mr.. Jarrct has u
sLOTt "a UIllc VI ~ Il'ill MS LAOl4i'i anu
WAS at the.storc when the murder was
committed Murder WIS the instantane-
out conclusion, the blood thirsty wretch
having apparently committed the afro
cious and nhuman deed by tying, draw
ing and twisting with hi WORTHLESS, nand,
twine cord around the neck Of this in
nOcent and estimablc lady until he had
strangled her to death, leaving the prints
OF his fingers upon her throat and arms.
Sixty-thrco dollars was missing and the
robbery was evidently the soc motive
of the atrocious crime. The Coroner
went out to investigate the mystery to-
day, but has not Vet returned. The
death of Mrs. Jarrett, of which the man
ner curdles the blood in horror, has cast
a gloom over wide circle of friends aud
aCquaintances.
LATER, 500 p. M--Jessio Woodson,
colorcd, was found guilty at the Coroner's
inquest and brought here and placed in
Jail. Mrs. Jarrett before marriage was
Miss Woodbridge Of Franklin, Tenn.
Woodscn the murderer, was brought 20
this city this afternoon for safe keeping
and to save him from mob violence.
A. l.. Power who killed Maurice Egan
in this city in January, 1874, and has
been confined in Jail ever since that fatal
occurrence, was acquitted and set at lib
erty this morning.
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FROM our reports tins morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be partly cloudy with southwest
winds. and higher Temperature.
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The TiCts Annual Convention or the
Catholic Benevolent Union.


MARrINSBuRG, ". VA, June 10, 1915.
To tie E,ftorsof the Richmond EceHinq
JoWwaj:
The fifth ANIMAL convention of the
Catholic Benevolent Union OF Virginia
assembled at noon Wednesday, the 9Th Of
June, IN the lecture-room of st. Josephs
church, Martinsburg. Mr.. Schcrer,
President of the St. JoSeph's Society OF
Martinsburg. read an address Of welcome
20 the Convention, extending hearty
welcome to the delegates present, and
expressing sorrow that owing to the
mission then being held in the city they
were compelled to abandon the picnic,
which was contemplated being gwen to
the delegates at Mount Airy. President
| Kilgour replied in very neat aud stir
ring address, replete with eloquence and
very decided in lis instructions. The
President then announced the following
Committee on Credentials: j. NJ. Hig-
gins, Richmond; j. X. Bragassa Lynch
burg; y. Settle, Martinsburgi NJ. Smith,
! AlcXandria; James NJ. GIennan, Norfolk.
! The Committee retired and after an
s,II,n,;,,,. snc;.tics nrosont. q r = of
Aioxand,;. NJ smith Richard Latham.
=, ~ af NInr,insbrrrr Jneonb Snt'
tie; st. Jcseph's of Lynchburg, j. X.
Bragassa, f j.. Dohcrty; c. b. S. Of
E'v"l,''i''' E,, NJ M. H;.;n1 ~ y " PioI,. noi
mg.Ie!, = 49, " rSsn, ,ms CoT &. po,rioI,i
eS">e AZ i1rNV' 'Vli'aS GTn, ", ~ ~ Ia.onh,s
of portsmouth " walsh
W ~, r. VI ''S'''"u''' W. "a " "'s"' ,r
ln' PIesluth' tic', "PPolhieu tn' 'o'-
i""InS ~ y. 'oHrIi''''eeS; lrI oh hcsoiutlonS' a.
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A"'.',i'S N""'"''ISeei ~, Ne ~ NJ %ie'h"n' oI
N"rio,h W. ~ @I'h' 9' r"FtSmouth;
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OF Mar'ihSnNrs' D. H.. hFSS"S''' oil
hyncnouFEi ,t a c
r"'"v' "nnSS'"' ni iIp'''e q" !'t'I W
drayer oy blshoP "IOD"h'i "hlcn WAS
adopted.
Adjourned to I o'clock.
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AConcre~sman Driving street Car.

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- ...,r En ~ of the Markct-stl ect
-. 49,, min, d,wn thut street. YES
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V''"'' 80 gi,b,h s,rect
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'".','H - -, 81, ..a,7. f.r ,bc now
'.a't % ]" ,.':.aJ .1s ~ ~ Arr".s tbr pool IN.
r. ,,.',''iJ ",, .o and the driver
-, -. -, ,..,, T., make them. The pass
~. L..,.,. ,., ,,r me- and fret; the bus.
49, 1 ~, ,,..-. ,,,r,rirn. IN ret down
,"',N '',' IL. ,,,.r, .nroTaj ,t tbe
low" anu ,''' 80, 60. ,bair nro,nonsdss
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,L.'-,.t ~, .,r l,..~ and be,rhtened
.t .,'' '.,--'' .'.,...., ,r r...cnn.r, with
80. 80. -. rll.,,.ni,.. t.. rIre, Finally. a
,,'r,r..H,n,. '..,,,,.r. gr..r the head of the
S,r-, r,tb.r -r.,rr man. with a sandy
mu.,srha. ,,.I 3, Gr. with = good many
lines I,.-ro>, and went To the front door
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Railroad Acrident-VIce President
Wilson Aboard.

New YORK, June l3-The Boston
express, due here at l:3O last night, ran
of tie tra, k about six miles above the
city. Two parlor passenger coaches
were overturned and number of pas
sengcrs we're quite seriously bruised.
Vice President Wilson WAS in the rear
coach and escaped injury. Miss Annie
Louise Cary Vocalist was slightly hurt.
Speaker Blaine occupied = seat in the
first coach and received injuries which
will contine him to bed for day or two.
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Resistance or sheriff and Posse.

Sr LOUIS, June l2-Scveral days ago
Sheriff Meyers, of Cole county, visited
the pcnitentiary at Jefferson City, to levy
on the Missouri Hardware Company,
sub lcssees Of the prritentiary, against
which he had writ Of execution, issued
by the circuit court of this city, and MS
entrance was resisted by the les.cc,. This
evening Sheriff Meyers again visited the
prison with posse of sixty men, to make
q torclblc entrance, if necessary. He
was met at the gate BY Warden Sebree,
and told he could not be admitted. The
Sheriff then took rock and pounded the
door, breaking some of Its panels The
warden seeing that the Sheriff was deter
mined to gain admittancc, ordered the
door To be- opened, and the Sheriff enter
ed and levied on the tools, machinery and
other property, and took them away. A
great crowd of citizens were present to
witness the proceeding, and trouble was
anticipated, but no disturbances oc-
cured.
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Southern Troops of for MaSSachu-
SPftS

CHARLESTON, 5. C., June l2.-The de-
parturc OF the detachment Of Washing.
ton Light Infantry, fifty nuskets, for
Bunker Hill Saturday was made aR oc-
cason Of great popular demonstration.
The detachment includes,several Exon
federatcs, whose last visit North was
as wounded prisoners en- route to Elnira.
Col. Hodges, commanding at Charles
ton harbor honored the corps by firing q
National salute.
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THE WORKS OF w. Il. PRESCOTT

THE WORKS OF w. Il. PRESCOTT.
New and Revised Edition. Edited by J
f. Kirk. Fifteen vols. l2mo. With Por-
traits from steel, aud Maps. Per VOL
Extra cloth, S225; half calf, gilt extra
$50.
History OF the Conquest OF Peru,
Two Volumes.
History Of Ferdinand and Isabella
Three Volumes.
History OF the COnquesty::Of.. NE leo,
Three Volumes.
History Of the Reign Of Philip A.,
Three Volumes.
History Of the Reign OF Charles v.
Three Volumes.
"The typography, indeed the entire me
chanlcal execution, Of these books is pX-
quisite; and We unhesitatingly pronounce
the series not only the best edition ~
PrescOtt's Works ever published, but one
Of the handSOmeSt set OF books the Ameri
can press has given s. Boston journal
Perfect In all that pertains 10 the max
ing OF u book. ~. y. Christian Union
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RilI King. Railed,

WAsHGSGToN, June l2-Congressman
elect Wm 5. King, indicted in connec-
ton with the Pacific Mail subsidy, was
admitted 20 bail in $1,000 to day. Gen
eral Butler moved in the Criminal Court
that day be set for the triad. The mo-
tion was opposed by District Attorney
Fisher and the Judge has taken the mat
ter under advisement
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More Wnisky Ringers Indicted.

Indictments have been found against
five more OF the prominent members OF
the so-called whisky ring but arrests
have not yet been made nor have the
names of the parties indicted trans
pired. 1t is alleged that evidence
against the ring Is turning up in
unexpected quarters and that it is
very strong and convincing. Reports
that the Government has compromised
with the members ofthe ring is emphati.
cally denied by officials, who assert that
the prosecution of the parties implicated
will be vigorous and determined.
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POLITICAL ETHICS,

BY Francis Lieber, LID. Author oT"CiviI
Liberty and Srlf-1iovernmcnt." New
and Revised edition. Edited by The
odore ID. WoolScy, LID. $40. 2yols.
Extra cloth, $500.
"The editor has Incorporated some notes
and other material LEFT by the author, has
made a multitude Of minor corrections
verified the citations, and added some
notes OF his own. The work, therefore, Is
rendered dOuby fresh and valuable"
ByStOH journal.
Few words of the sort hav
won higher praise from eminent Huthor.
ties than the late Prof Francis Licbcr's
Manual of Political Ethics Story AMI
" ent being among In" number of those
who have given IL warm Communications.
N. y. Independent.
THE learning OF the treatise Is incOntrS-
table. The need OF this learning In this OF
all countries, and more now than ever he
tore, Is equally patent. And II il positive
that the doctrines discussed Will survive
and bc active as long aS mankind" -IhH-
ddciphid North Amcric0n.
This * the earliest OF the three greuI
works on political science which gave to
Dr. Iirb"r foremost place among writers
on this clnsN OF subjects. : Boston Trans
crtW.
HAZLITT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON
Tn" Life of NapOlcan BOnHpartc. BY
William HaZlitt, New Edition. lllustrnt-
ed with steel Plates. Three vols Large
Emo. Extra cloth, $50: sheep, $500
at has held n recognized place I'm our
literature Tor forty years, and II will prob
ably long retain that place. At least 40
work has yet appeared in our language 10
supplant II, though there have been "a
good many lives Of Napoleon. ' BoNoH
Transcript
"Mr. Hazlitt was in possession OF ample
materials for the accomplishment of his
task, and the cOnSumat1 skill with which
he has turned them to account presents a
tempting object of literary curiosity
". y 7ribUHC.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Libel Suit Decided.

PrTTsBuRGH, June l2.-In the libel
suit of W. ID. Moore ". the Pittsburgh
Post, the jury this morning returned II
verdict OF ten thousand dollars damages
for plaintiff. The cause OF the suit was
an article published in the Post in July
1874, wherein Mr.. Moore, then chairman
OF the Democratic county committee, was
accused of abandoning his trust rs chair
man and being ii traitor to his party.
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Speeches by InfiHmmaiory Chicago
Comm unists.

CHICAGO, June l3-The Communist
and workingmen held meeting this
afternoon in the Bohemian Turner Hall,
to consider the labor question. Speeches
of the most infsmmatory character were
delivered, and the advice freely rendered
by numerous speakers. that the lab)rers
should arm themselves and present
forcible resistance TO the encroachments
of employers on their right, and that they
should scuttie the incoming vessels be-
tore they were unloaded, and thus teach
the owners not to trife with their work
men. Resolutions were adopted extend
ing sympathy to the striking coal men of
Pennsylvania, and small contributions
was taken up for their benefit; also rec
ognizing the necessity Of suitable plat
form and OrCNnlZgtiOn
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The wooden mills of Roots " Co., of
Cincinnati, Ohio, was burned about two
o'clock yesterday morning. Loss fifty
thousand dollars. No insurance. 1t WIS
the net Of mn incendiary.
The equatorial telescope, twelve inches
in diameter, made in Munich, for the
Lookout Observatory at Cincinnati, ar
rived Saturday. and will be placed in po-
sition MednesdAv.
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WILDMOOR.

A Novel. BY Florence Burckett. l2mo.
Fine cloth. sl.7j.
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THIS * the earliest OF the three gTeut
works on political science which gave to
Dr. licb"r foremost place among writers
on this "lnsN OF subjects. - Boston Trans
gTtIH
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HAzLITTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON

The Life Of NapOlcan Bonapartc. BY
William llazIitt, New Edition. lllustrnt-
cd with steel Plates. Ihrc" vols Large
Emo. Extra cloth, $50: sheep, 500.
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FOREIGN.
Severe Earthquake I'm South Ameri-
ca-SeyeraI Towns Destroy ed.


PANAMA, June l2.-Thc following
is the particulars Ola recent earthq
received by letter from Salazar, dated
Nav 10: At ll:10 A. NJ, 18th inst,
a severe earthquake visited this city and
region. Several houses were destroyed
and some people killed. San Cayatana
was DESTROYED and a. large part OF Ssnti-
ago. In Gramalata there was great de-
struct,on. Arbaleda, Cucutllla and San
Cristabel arc nearly destroyed. The
population of these town are estimated
as follows: San Cayatans, 1000;
santiago, 1000; Arbaleda, 5000
Cucuullp, 5000; San CristaoeI,
10000. The section Of country
referred TO embraces the region around
about where Columbia and Venezuela
Join the Columbia portion, embracing the
State of Sat tander. The shock was ieIt
sharply in Bogota and the adjoining sec
tions. A gentleman who was, at the lime,
in Talatativia, says the movement lasted
for three quarters of minute III was
slightly felt in Banarquills.
Rodies from tue Schiller.
IoxDoS. June l3-Seversl bodies OF
ncr.ons who were drowned at the time OF
the wreck of the steamship Schiller have
been recovered from the water. Lac
faces and entire frontal structure are
greatly disfgured in every instance, but
the bodies are probably those of passen-
gers. One body is that OF tall man,
who had on pair of grey colored pants
looms
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BY Francis Liebrr, LID. Author Of"CiyiI
Liberty and Srlf-tiovcrumcnt." Ncw
and Revised edition. Edited 10y The
odore ID. WoolScy, LID. $40. 2y0ls.
Extra cloth, $500.
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Carl schurE has left for Southern
Germany.
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n,nisteriaI Crisis Impending I'm
Rome.

LONDON, June IA special from
Rome to the Derby Ne,rs says minis
terisl crisis is impending. There IS much
excitement over the situation. 1t is
thought that if change is made Signor
Sella will become Premier.
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Regulating the French Press.

PARIs. june l3.-A blII Tor the Tegu-
la,ion of the press, which will soon be
submitted to the Assembly by.M. d. =
faure, Minister of Justice, is published
1t declares the state of siege raised, and
provides that attacks on the form OF Gov
ernment and President of the Republic
shall be punishable with imprisonment
for not less than two months or more
than three years, and fines of from 500
toSlOOO Penalties are also attached to
the publication of false news and of Pc
ttions asking for the modification Of the
constitution
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at'hrrlinq &eglster.

GOLD closed in New York Saturday
=. ll6t.
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GrceceTranouiI.

ATHENS, Junel3-Tho special reports
to London journals that abdication Of
the king is imminent and that several
foreign men of war have arrived in
Greek waters are untrue. The country is
perfectly tranquil.
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900 AGENTS, Teachers, students, men
and women wanted 70 s"li CcnIrnula!
lIazattgr Of the U. :. shows grand results
of lOJ years progress. \ who. Library,
Posf0r GloJe.-Not n luxury, but neces-
sifv. Inter- Ocedn.-E,-t selling BOOK Pub
Ushed-Good Pay. E1-Waut Gen. Ag in
every city Of 1000. Address, j. G. Me-
CT+RpY & Co., Philadelphia, Pu.
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FaIRMoNr NORMAL SCHOOL.

The commencement exercises ut the
State Normal School at Fairmont will
he held on next Thursday. We learn
.bs, the term about to close has been one
.r ,h. most successful in the whole ms
tory OF the school. About l3o students
have been in attendance, representing
nearly onc-half Of the counties of the
State. There are - members OF the
graduating class.
one Of the chef objections that has
been wagcd against the Normal School
system, as in practice in this State, has
been that they are merely High Schools
supported at State expense for the main
benefit Of the people in the town where
the school is located As regards the
school at Fairmuut, however, this cbjec-
tion cannot apply. OF the 1870 students
there. 10 are from counties other than
Marion. The school Is doing a splendid
work and il, GOOD influence will be ielt
for years in the public schools ofthe State
Dr.. BLAIRand hi, associates deserve much
redit for their zeal and energy IN labor
ing for the interest, Of the school, and
for the ability with which they have dis
charged their duties.
The commencement exercise" next
Thursday, We are informed, are expected
to be more than usually interesting, and
will doubtless attract quite crowd oi
the friend, OF popular education.
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SACRIFICES The New York Sun has
cipbercd ou, the exact amount that Grant
hs, "sarr.ired by giving up his posi-
,ion OF general for that Of President. 1t
finds that clght year, salary in the tor
rn.r Office would have given him SlO8,-
600 while his eight wears salary as Presl-
dent, exclusive of perqulsites, will come
To $500 600. 50 that 1t would have taken
him till 1891 to draw rs much money ON
the army payroll as he has drawn on
the civil list. When we add about $7O,-
600 for household expenses and such, not
to mention railroad passes aud presents,
!, doe. seem as though We had almost
made it up to the General,