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NEN. y. DO II,
MAGGIE TAYLOR, {
Miss NJ. HARPER.

On motion the vacancy in the Pres-
dency of the association caused by the
resignation of Mr.. Williams was filed
BY the election of Prof. J. &. Hervey,
for the unexpired term.
The il the following pro- ramme for the
January meeting:
lst. Lecture by Prot. Clancy, of the
Wheeling Female College, Subject, op-
tional.
%. Select readings by Mrs. Rose, of
tho Eighth ward and Miss Dora Ciohan
of the Sixth ward.
Sd Discussion of the question Of de-
voting portion oithe time dally in eoch
school to conversation on some familiar
topic. Prof. A, NJ. Stevenson to lead.
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YESTERDAY WAS ore OF the dreariest
days of the season,
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WuEELI>G small boys are impatient
to worry the police by coasting down hill
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The thermometer particularly inter
csts everybody now.
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with Almost Magical speed,

And gives perfect shape and finish tu al
garments. II VIII KNIT pair oi socks m
fifteen minutes. Every machine Ar
RASTED perfect. and to do just what Is rep
resented. A complete instruction book
accompanies each machine.
No. / Family Machine, / cylinder, -
needles, $50; No. Family Machine, cyl
inders, - and lOJnecdlcs, $40.
\ sample machine will be sent 10 any
part of the United states or Canada IWhrru
we have no agcntJ express charges pre-
paid, on receipt oi the price.
Agents wanted In every STATE. county,
City and Town, u whom Ncrt liberia. dis
counts Will be made.
Address, BICKFOKD KNITTING MNWSE
MFG Co., sole Manufacturers, Bn,'i"-
hare VI nO2irsh
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LAST night was bad one to walk
out OF town
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The Circuit Court was adjourned I'M
Ill the third day Of January, 1876.
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The walls OF the Washington Hall
are being proPed up.
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The County Court will meet this
lnorning.
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will Knit 10000 stitches in
a ninufC!
A Family Knitting Machine

Now attracting universal attention by
its astonishing performances ana It's great
practical value tor every day family use.
Ii knits every possible variety of plain or
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MEMPHIS, December l0.-River falling
slowly. Weather clesr Arrived-Legal
Tender, Arkansas river; Sherlock, New
Orleans in tow, Lizzie Gardner, having
blown ner cylinder head she lays over
here for repairs. Dcparted-John A.
Wood, Warner Peter Fairy, New Or.
leans; Fanny Lewis, st. Louis.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, May ll.-Cotton-EasieE
at l6t@l6tc; futures closed steady; sales
2S,2OO bales; May Is 15-l6@l6 3l-32c,
June Is 3l-329l6c; July l6 $500
l6 3-l6c; August l6 ll-32Gl6;c; Sep
tember 10 5-32@l63-l6c; October Is 3.S2
@l6fc; November 10 l7.32@l5.c; De
cember l5sc; January l53Gl5 25-32c.
Flour-Receipts 1900 barrels; steady
and in fair demand; superfne western
and state 81 s5@j 10; common to good
- 25Gj So; good to choice - S5CG t W:
white wheat extra s. S5G7 20; extra
Ohio 81 95Ca 40; st. Louis S4 SOFAS %.
Rye Flour-Firm ut - 35Gtj jj. Corn
Meal-S4 00@ 6j. Wheat--lrrcgular,
No. spring 81 2j6l 2S; No. 3 81 lj@
II; No. Chicago and northwestern
81 lSt@l 20; No > Milwaukee 81 POO,
-; winter red western 81 3IG,l 40
amber 81 iOGl - Rye-Firm at 81 %
mSl o.. Barley-Scarcr at II 40 Mali
Quiet and firm. Corn-ln moderate
demand; mixed western SSCa S9c; yellow
S9c. Oats-Firmcr and moderately aG-
tive; mixed western 7lG77c; white 16CG
7Sc. Hay-Quict and unchanged. Coffee
Dull and dropping. Sugar-Heavyi re-
ining fair to good Si@ SIC; prime 8 9lG
GSsc. M0lasses-Qulet ana firm. Rice
Dull. Petrolcum-Dull and heavy,
refined l24c; crude 6@6sc. Rosin--
Dull at 81 S5@2 20. Turpentire-Dull
at 3i!c Eggs-Steady at l6!@lSc.
PorI -Firmer, new at $2l sj@2l 87!.
Beet-Quiet Cut Meats-Stcady; long
clear bellies l3t@l@!c; middlcS dull
long lear western l2!al2tc; short clear
l2g. Lard-Firm; prime steam lj.c.
Butter-Firm; western l2Ggl6c. Cheese
Quiet at S@ @l5lc. Whisky-Lower at
Sl2l.
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terview which WiIkeson relates, OF your
going to the office and ststlng that Mr,
Beecher had been taken care Of and Mr..
Bowen had been taken care Of, but your
money had not been paid and the suit
would have to go on. This IS his test
mony. Reading from testimony Of Mr.
Wnkeson.y Did any interview as re.
lated by Mr.. Wilkeson take place on that
day
Evurts-I object.
Judge Nelson said the witnes, could
answer to correct any new matter con-
nected with the interview.
Q-I will ask you whether YOU were at
Mr. Wilkinsons office on the 3D.? Al
think Mr.. Wilkinson must have changed
the date.
Q-Wcreyou angry? Al presume
was.
Odd YOU say YOU wanted your por-
ton of the covenant to be altered before
you would sign it? A-Yes .ir, ] think
that is the substance.
Odd you say M?. Beecher had been
taken care Of and Mr.. Bowen had been
taken care of and that nobody had taken
care Of you? A-No sir.
o. will call your attention to this
statement of MIR. Wiikeson',' ~ made
the point that all the paper should be
destroyed Did you ever have such n
conversation with Mr. Wilkinson? A
No .ir; he never made any such susges-
ton
O-Nr. WI,keson speaks Of au inter-
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May ll.-Flour Firm and
unchanged. Wheat Active; closing
steady; No. spring 81 Of; No.. > 81 Oh
pot; red rejected 9Oc. Corn-FIrm"r
and higher; No. 72$c spot 748c bid
-eIler June; 1859 bid seller Juiyi rejected
G9c Oats-Demand active and prizes
advanced: 40. , G@c; regular G3!c for
fresh cash; G4c bid seller June Rye
Dali and nominal; 40. II oG -pot
Barley-Sleudy and in moderate demand
ut 81 50 spot; 81 3Oa 81 seller May.
Prk-Drmand fair aud market firm and
higher nj 81 - spot 81 % sellcrJune;
s2l ~ seller July; 81 10 seller August.
L4rd-Du.I at Sl5 - spot; SD 10 seller
June; sl5 % seller July; 30 - seller
August. Whisky-Stoady and in mod
derate demand at 81 l..
On cUl board wheat was firm AID
higher at 81 0liC.lOl. seller juno; 81 %
@I on seller July. Corn-Fum ~ ,24c
cash; - .M 75t seller June; nc seller
july. Out,-F'irm and higher a; O5se
seller May; 544c ,cIler Jun. PORK
Quiet ut ?2l 55l y 80 sn,larJaari nom
inaI.y 81 80 seller july - - seller
August. Lard-Ir rcuunsrd.
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Cincinnati NinrKcy.

ClNcrNNATI, May ll.-Cottor-Noth
ing doing at l5.r Flour Wheat and
Burley-DuIl but unchanged Corn
QuIct Mt 7sl soc Ou,,-Firm at CsJe
7Or. Rye-Steady and in moderate Ie-
manl at 81 22@I - OiIs-unchsngci
Eggs-Firm at li!c,l5c Butter and
Chrcsc-FIrm and unchanged. Porh
Dali and nominal at So soar -. La d
Dull and nominal; steam ljGlJIc
kettle I5i@l5lc. Bulk Meat, quiet
and steady; shoulders S.r; orar rib .Ie.
n.~ll e.; clear .iir, l2.o. T., r Bacon
Quiet nj 9!m Ego l3,m l%ic. Whisky
-ArtiYcnt ~.
IIoGs-NtradY; common :. uua1 49,
fair To- medium - 2o.,5 -; good 3. ST.,
uS CO.
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FOREIGN.
The Gar Will speak for Peace.

LONDON, May ll.-The verdict Of the
cOroner's jury was found drowned, and
not accidentally drowncd Is reported,
over the victims of the Schiller disaster.
The Times, in leading article says:
We believe the Car is resolved to hold
most decided language in favor of the
maintenance of peace. and to use every
effort to put Il stop to the present alarm
if it is possible 1t will be said that there
i nothing to justify French apprehen-
sions. but there should be no mistake on
this point. An outbreak OF jealousy may
prcciptate rupture. The Gar is unable
to guarantee that France will no. attucn
Germany within few wears The
gigantic armamcnts are mutual menace,
and while they exist it is beyond the
power Of even imperial peace-makers TO
aIIay apprchensious
In the House Of Commons to-day,
Mr. Burke, under foreign secretary, in
response to an inquiry, said that the gov
crumrnt has, to-day, received the most
satisfactory assurance from Berlin of the
maintenance of the peace of Europe.
Foreign Crops.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Mark Lane
Erprcss, in its weekly review of bread
stuh,, says that that the rains have done
much good, and warmer weather follow
ing, almost promises to do away with the
Ldcncss of the season More rain is
wanted, but Il beneficial change has low
cred prices. In France crops are prom
I.ing. Wheat is from six pence to II
shilling lower. Many British provision
markets show a similar decline in price.
Latest from the Schiller wre"h.
LNNDoN, May 1.-THE interment OF.
the dead at 1t. Marys has been most de-
corus, and the collins were strewn with
flowers. But few OF the bodic, have been
claimed by friends. The representatives
Ofthe underwriters Of the Hamburg Com
pany are sanguine Of recovering consid-
cradle specie and merchandise. Among
the bodies are the following: One with
"Boltzcr' on ring; lady with "a. ;
on linen; another with "A. on linen; one
with initials IS f. on chcmisc; another
with a gold ring marked "ColiSe." and
two without any distinctive mark. One
with II ring marked NJ. c. }. {. T.. 1874.
Another with gold ring marked l.. q.
e.. One with the initials j. r. in the
right hand. One boy aged two years
and another II.
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WOOL Market.

PHILADELPHIA May ll.-W ool-.Good
demand and prices steady; Ohio, Prnnsyl-
vauia and West Virginia, double
extra and above jlo jjci extra 5j@ jGc;
medium jG@57Ic; coarse ijm soc, New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western
fine asa jOc; medium j5r 56c. coarse 10
rl iSr; combing washed GOA GGc; combiug
uuwushcI Iju4Gc; Gne uuwasL",t "jlE
3Sc; coarse and medium Unwushrd 3GGg
42c; tub washed 5O"5sc, extra and me
rino pulled 4jmjOc; No. and -uprrine
pulled IjGi JOc
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GOyEKNMENTs-TTm.
kAILEoAD BoNDN-FIrm.
STATE BONDs-Quict.

SrocES-Thc following officer, of the
Stock Exchange were elected Tor the en-
suing year: George W. Mclean; ;pr'si-
dent. Mosc, A. Whceiock, chairman; j.
Mitchell yirc-chairman; ID. {. Hay.
treasurer; b. q. White. secretary. The
stock market was weak and quiet carry
I'm the day, and prices made decline OF
!Gil, per cent, with the chief decline IN
Pacific Mail. which was closely followed
bv Erie. Later in the day there wa- i
recovery on Il very quiet business, with
the chief advance IN Atlantic and Pa
ciiictolcgraph During the last hour Of
business. the market Wa, strong and high
Cr. with uu advance OF of to , per cent
from lowest point Of the day. Panama
made the greatest advance, rising from
fi2 to loo. Atlantic and Pacific tcI".
graph was next, and rose from % 10 25i
On a rurnOr that the steamer Faraday had
picked up the direct cable. Union Pa
cine was active and advanced from a. 10
7jt. Northwestern common rose from
80. to II !. and St Paul common from 30!
To- 81. Western Union was exception
ally weak and declined to Isl on rumors
in regard 20 the direct cable; at the clos"
prices recovered to 7js. The remainder
ol the list WAS firm with slight iluctun-
lioa.. Transactions were .SG.UOU shares
ot which $4,000 were Pacific Mai, 3d.,
900 Western Union, 1900 Northwest
rrn. 1000 st. Paul, $1,000 Erie, 10000
Lake Shore and 5000 Union Pacific.
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WnKEsBARRE, May ll.-Aboutth thirty
men went to work in Hntchinson's mine
to-day. They were armed with rifles
and revolyers. \ crowd Of men, women
and BOYS followed them with threats, and
were only deferred from violence by the
weapons of the workmcn. Threats were
made to have crowd this evening, when
the men come out Of tn" mine, to mob
them. Through fear OF this tn" author
tiles were called upon this morning, by
Hutchinson, for protection, and posse is
now being raised to 80 to Kingston thi.
evening
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New EOFk Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, May ll.-MoNEY-
Easy ri 2lm& per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4G5! per cent. Sterling duli
at iS7DrIs7{ Ior sixty days, and 1900
400, for sight Customs receipts 493,O0O
Produce exports for the week 9&,90S,62l
GoLD-Opcncd and closed At Il5!,
with sales in the interim at lljsrllljs.
Carving rates per cent, and for borrow
ing 30, per cent and Hat. Tho Assist
ant Treasurer dsbursrd $4,000. Clear
ings 81 100000.
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TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
O.ElCE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OfFIyEE.
WASHINGTON, Nav II, l,"r. N, J
PROBABILITIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

" ASHINGTOS, MAY II, ," +. N, }
PROBABILITIES.
For Wednesday in the Middle, South
A,hu.ticaud Eastern Gulf States, station
ary or rising barometer and temperature,
soathcrly WINS, partly cloady and clear
weather
For the Western Gulf States, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Nal"y-
diminishing norther!y winds, rising bar
omr;er, stationary or higher temperature
and generally clear weather.
For the Lake region falling barometer:
The storm centre will move eastward
over the southern portion OF Lake
Huron. southeast winds will yeer to
southwest and northwest with cloudy
weather and rain over the Lower Lake
Region, but for the Upper Lakes brisk
southerly winds, colder weather and
occasional rain
For New York and New England,
stationary barometer and temperature,
southeast TO westerly winds. warmer and
partly cloudy weather and possibly rain.
The rivers will change but slightly.
CautiOhary signals will continue on
Lake Michigan
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
THE CINCINNATI FESTIVAL
Music Supplanteth Pork !!

ClNcIyNArI May 1.-THE citizens of
Cincinnati having united 10 honor the
event of the week, have been busily en-
gagged during the past two days IN deco
rat.ng, and not only the business portion
OF the city, but many residence, IN the
suburb, are handsomely draped IN honor
of the festive occasion. Flags, trl-colOred
,trcamers and cvcrgrecnS have been used
.ayishlv, and intcr-pcrsed with musica!
cmbems, mottocs and portraits OF the
great musical masters. Business has
been forced aside for the time and
music has taken control Of tie city.
The audience that greeted the
oprninr of the second biennial
MAY festival was OF the most tiatterlng
description. There was some difficulty
in sealing the vast multitude promptly,
which caused delay in the appearance OF
Theodore Thomas, who was greeted with
applause when he mounted the stand.
s hearty acknowledgment on his part
was followed by a prompt commence
m.ut of the evenings entertainment,
which opened with Brohms trumphsl
hymn. This dficult and enchanting work
of art tested the powers "f the
orchestra and chorus to their
utmost and was vcrT smoothly and et-
tectivcly rendered. The second mum
Der Oh the programme was Beethoven ;
Seventh symphony in y, which WIS reI-
derrI IN mastrriv manner by the lm-
mrn,u orchestra under the leadership Of
Mr. Thomas and received with storms
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more About the lyhi,Isy Frauds.

WAsHINGroS. MAY ll.-Commission-
er Douglass, to-day, telcSraPh"d TO the
various supervisors who are superInicnd-
ing the work OF scizlng Illicit stills, t"
send the names of all revenue officers cn-
ployed ut any Of the establishments
seized. in order that they may bc inn
mediatelv dismissed, and reported 60 the
several United Stated District Attorney,
for prosecution in every case where thcr"
is evidence of completely. II is said at
the internal revenue office to-day, that
there i, not sufficient evidence before the
department upon which to base rs
action concerning certain officials
who must have had some knowledge Of
the fraudulent transactions, or else hGy"
been grossly negligent in permitting
them to be carried on. Thu, far no re
moyals, other than those of the cau-ers
and store keepers heretofore mentioned,
have been made. Additional instructions
were to-day sent to the collectors at ypri-
Gus points east and west where the de-
partmcnt i satisfied fraudulent whisky
has been shipped, to seize al such sup
plies. and telcgrams hay" l"en rorcNrd
from several places annour luS luge,,
tho heaviest among them being tle cs-
tabishment OF Bidghnm y Co.. at hyans-
Vile, Indiana. Other seizures uaN" been
ordered ut Pehiu, Illinois, tIucin-
nsti and elsewhere, and the ~"crr-
tary to-day directed that legal steps be-
taken, at all the points where frauds had
been discovered. and that arrests should
be made where there was sullicicut eyl-
dence to Justify them. The officer, have
already asccrtained that great quantities
ofthiS "crucked' whiskey had been dis
tributed throughout the country, cspc-
cially the South, but the form Of pack
ages in which it was originally shipped,
has been changed in many instances and
it will now be impossible 10 art"rt the
mast al II
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pittsburgh Market.

PlrrsBUEGH, May ll.-Wbcat Very
quiet. no Sale, reported Corn-Firm,
shelcd sGld9Oc, as to quality Petroleum
Dull; crude, II Az Mt Parker refined
~ for Philadelphia delivery
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carried away the roof of Senator Andrew
Johns0n's residence, III Greenvllle.
THE taxable wealth Of Texas has IN
creased thirty-three per cent in four
years.
a PLAYFUL young man, IN New Or
leans threw Madame Soidene 4 bouquet,
with string attached. 1t was fine
ioke-S2. 80 fine. the Judge said.
a PHILADELPHIA Judge the other day
reminded the public that street crossing,
belong primarily to pedestrians, seeonda-
rily to vehicles, Sc.
THERE will be one hundred performers
in the orchestra at the Cincinnati festival
besides the grand organ and extra in
struments. The choru, will reach l,UOO
voices.
ABOUT one hundred thousand names
have already been placed on the new
school census which is being made in ae-
cordance with the compulsory education
law in New York city.
one otthe most touching OF all the IN
cidents connected with the sad wreck of
the steamship Schiller, was that the last
voice heard from the snip was the helpless
wall OF II little child IN the caoIn.
10 ,,,.px th. T;L.r tvantv..ev.u mil
lion dollar, are now considered ncces,a-
rv Engineer Wilkinsons plan for IL
mort nj Flumicino ha, been approved by
Garibaldi and secured the promise OF his
support before Parliament.
,n... I..,..,;o,.. ,f ,l,. ,rroy.s. ,t.the
-, -.
''',' -, T., -,
HAM,, .'" 49, ,C'' ,Ga usnaI FoI,I decoration. rose
bushes and other permanent ornaments
will DE planted.
..;.,.... ..,,
"hN hNAL ~ '.''s'''N '''''
autobiOgraphicai sketch OF his memoirs,
,,;,.;r,, in If. history of the late war II,
p. .,;Gy. il Also giving his personal
history - lieutenant. banker, lawyer,
professor and general
ALL the pudding furnaces OF the
Cleveland rolling mill are IN operation
.t........, ,t.,. ,,.o. Io,.I, oword.
ms i Tue oou,t' Gu no. irnr "n5 .,sa rsi,.
To IIe me- 'Cf''%oI Cix";orat .G nHJ Son,berr rsiI.
r,ad
,
/ SUPERVISING archIIecI Mu''e'I o'4 '''
hr;,a for himself a very enyiable reputa-
,jop when he erected the new Chicago
no.toftce. 1t !, now said that. though q
| great deal Of money has been expended
I On it, all that has yet been built, Will
nave 10 be pulled down.
,....,-,.,,,a h,. C.o,,,o t,r..,, .r5
''.,'',"', '',' -: ..,,,,..
hcnlncky has her ''"E'!I'"''' y 'o"F''
came in q spring wagon from Winches-
ter to Lexington, the other day from
Lexington on a box car stern P"rieit
watching the passenger trans to Gov
ington, thence t" CINCINNATI ana O'iss.
just is the last words oil Tue ceremony
were prouonhced, tgieSr"h Sup '"'
wedding. came / 90 Ia'''
Tur n,,rn nf Eurnnr j. now assured
o. : evii,rt from -bi. delicious incident:
,.,,..rl ,-;,..r f,,..bo Counties. dc I.,z-
field Il, Berlin. the Emperor William,
. taking aside the NIscouht DE "ohtaIt-
n"o, ,.,.r,. 'F-;, fr;ondi,. t"nc. Monsieur Nm
attempt mas oe'h n"ue l 10 ~" ~. ,.,' "
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The pcnnsyIvania wheat Crop.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The Press
this morning says: In review Of the re-
ports from all sections Of the State, says
that owing to the severe frosts and late
spring, much of the expected wheat crop
has been killed. y careful survey leads
to the belief that not over halts crop will
be pAtheIel
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Elizabeth will Lie For Nc

She will tell any number Of lies to
clear me; she loves lie. He said, even
if | was on trial for the Nathan mnr'
der and she had seen me commit the
act, do You think that she, if called upon,
to testify; do YOU think that sh" wou.d d
tell the truth and have me convicted
lie said, no; she would not.
Q-Now de you remember ANYTHING
of that kind happening A-Ihe IAN
guage YOU have just read
Q-Yes? A-Wcll, sir, Should not
know how to answer that, because 1t has
passed from my mind Now that you
read it, it does not come up.
Q-She spoke about Mrs. Tilton haTI
ing let out the only cool rooms she mad
in the house, and You using some e5pre.-
sions of this kind, why does Mr.. Beech.
er let her? Why don't he take care OF
herr" Explain that? Al reco!lect
meeting of that kind. The circumstance,
were these: was visiting with Mr.. and
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The Chicago distillerieS are in the pos.
session Of the Government officials. who
are making inventories. No NOR" seiz-
urcs have been made