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rIGnrING FoR BIG SHINES.
Tho Governments Contest with the silk
SmugGglers aud their Customers.


The great slk-smugging frauds discov-
cred last 1rlng were the subject OF Judicial in
quiry yesterday. The case Of Charles L. Law
renee, against whom there are multiplied In
dictments. with voluminous counts, was called
by Judge BENEDICT. Lawrence's counsel. Messrs.
S. G. Clarke and L. w. StouGhton, demuued 10
the indictment against their client, and estab-
lished most conclusvely, by an elaborate
printed brief and by oral argument, that II was
fatally defective II drawn under or based upon
section b.42l OF the Revised Statutes Of the
United States. Assistant District Attorney Fos-
ter replied. and provoked laughter 10y admitting
that all the points made by counsel for the de-
fence were good, with the qualification that
they had totally mistaken the section OF the
They erroneously assumed that II was section
5421. whereas IL was section 54lS, and he pro-
ceedcd to demonstrate that under the latter
section the indictment was well drawn. judge
benedict reserved his decision upon the de-
murreT, and gave counsel permission TO present
additional briefs.
The cognate indictments against Ii. u Claim
Co., Of which there are three, with nine counts
in each, were the next called, and the Hon. VIII
liam NJ Evarts, their senior counsel, began an
argument Of n demurrer that promises to last
several days. His points. so far as deNelOped,
are ahstruse legal propOsit 'ons, and do not IN
any respect affect the merits OF the case, The
pith Of the accusation against the firm is ia I
they bought large quantities Of silks from the
smugglers al prices which, IL is commended, must
have Informed them that the goods had not
been squarely imported. Mr.. Evarts will renew
his argument to-day.
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BURNS sIMMS.-On Monday, oct 49, at the resi-.
denrr Of tue brides mother, by the Rev J. stanford
HOWe. u. -. Robert Burns 20 Mary a. sinms, oil Of
New York.
EGGLEs ION- BUTIFR.-At North New York. on
wednesday oct. 49, by The Rev c. Il. Ford at the resi-.
dence % tue oride- mother Orlando ". Eggleston OF
White Paus 10 Misc Lottie A. Butler, daughter OF the
late Theodore 7. Butler
FOSTER -HARr.-O on Tuesday. Oct. i2, at the La.
fyrtte Avenue Presbyterian Church. by the Rev Dr.
Cuyer. Jsmes Eos er Jr to hmily s. eldest daughter
Of Jane 4, Hart, Esq, ali VI brooklyn.
HOLlFNRAtK DEAN .-Ou Tuesday. Oct IL, at the
Galway llapust church, by the iiry David u. Jutter,
John q. HollcnbaCk Of ONrgl y y 20 Lizzie L., only
daughter Of sarah { Dean Ut Ncw Nork.
fiItH LLL-NAN tOll.-ln Brooklyn. on Monday,
Oc'. H. 1873, ny the Revs Thomas II. urch and II. g.
storrs d. y, Chaunccy l.. MITCHELL N. D., to Kate NJ
daughter of Joshua ". Van Outt
- ~ l.pot k-PAtLDlNCr on Tuesday, Oct 1g, at
kle. George Mis- Murd4ck NJ u. to Mary Pearson.
daughter VI 7 kenhle iauding Esd
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sad 6ea Ssa s1iet Bacon suil ct iie ier city long
c S ,6oUaerSs AZ ioc md Gp smoSins bellies q
M t , VS. que, anq soo1t sesay sac, On me
800 ts nrime Western at 1ihc. for Octooer l5Isc.
sales 40 900 MS pr me At g~a1Oc dressed hogs nrmef
iAc' Bauter dersed by recent heavy a.,
I'm si sssg'S u.s. Sssc Mssera scresmery
ono iaciory o. 3 skms 3asc Eggs dull az ST@soc.
600 saS a Il ,Yss s ana r 1Gye sSes Of 49,
slrl99x slI6gsl i. for Inferior No winter loo
Sa a 5Is ' a5 IT "h's aqg sa9i1 lst
Tor steamer 7o@7ie sa MIX d 7s7ss &c ioT VS.
iowi Oats nrmer with a good demand sales Gb,gOo
Chicago No. mixed isc for No MiiwSuteest; 4sa,
mxed 10 c9ce Ss'e ana 20 a. aee Tor s,s.s
Sales 10000 bush at 81 for wed state q 05 for
prime, held at ti.15Isdsi.S7is 0-"'"' '''" "
TdSccd s % iP TOR cotton on The spot
,eaay Middgs agnnGs lasc AID low mddllnG do
spr Cd @ sPg 200 for FTs5ss DC
~ -s1c for January, i3ixc for February IS liJec
6 L sSS%' Si lss PsTs.
que. mdaiing npa an iloc anita, 49,,
SSs % ss Ssnos che sqSS es a re-
Rice ana moissses without ssseniisi change Change
Bss AVE- saFns iayly active and steady .sls.
coyado 7;t0Sc Renned ID mode dem and and un-
changed. We quote Cofee-Java goa 2pc Maraeaibo.
S'sg2sc and RIO. lsless2 &C. gold Rice Rangoon, ~
ta1,hc.. god, IN bona, aud 6ilc,, currency, duty
paid Carolina Wsr71cc; Louisiana crOp, ne.
Molasees-Cuba muscovado. grocery. 856o4Oc. Cuba
lesn,i 6o@t5c sggers-Fer to good refining Cuba.
reshggs sGS sroceTy 90 90 saSsc esntriiues essssc'
anu "a Toe Tor yellow.
100 bbs. at a2sA2iec for southerns and 43c New
orks Resins we're fairy actlve and nrmi salea
1000 Dbl on the basis of u s5osSi e5 Tor strained 70
good. Petroleum was qulei, but hrm at lac. for
incl and &C. for crude M Uulk Frcghts were mOder~
aely active aud nrm grain 10 Liverpool, by steam,
steam, pid. aud hour Ut D.. Cd grain to glasgow By
steam. l0alO'9d cheese ibs., aud -four at %. Cd
grain 20 GLASGOW, s. per Qr d. to HAvre Antwerp,
~ 3di rehned petroleum to BRISTOL a.. I'D; do 20
Alicante or Valencia At is pd and Sc gold do from
Philadelphia TO tue Continent A. Cd. ale. Oh, do.
from do. 10 1-ieste Is Linsced OIL steady at 50l58c
Hides M good demand
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SUPREME COURT GENERAL Term. Nos. IL,
49, 10, 1855 l3g 40. IA a. lni IFS, 1870, l6l 40,
lSt OA uU 1876 US. los, IL.
lpi ia ~ l2l ISL ~, Ia, 10, 49, lOO lVo soj
Rvu 2lu, 81, 1873. 32f 1888, $3.50, 800
Nu. 1855, 81 i1G l1l $50. ii3 1902, Az, 2d 40, .!i,
PA iA gao 800 iU3 b4p, Dol, iol, $50, uJl, l53 6d
55f, btN.
stPREMF Court CWcUT-part l.-AdJourncd for
the tenn Part ll.-AuJuurned uAtl Friday. Part H.
Case on, NuCalcular
SUPERIOR tOUHT- SPECIAL IEnM.-Noh. H. =, a. "a
81, ~. 80. ~, A. 40. 10. Is, -, o, Al. %.
SUrrHloH COZ ET-pgit Nos. 40, b3b, Sol ltUi
7u IN $40 7i BIO 2p5 7b3 Sil 7Hn, 10, go Part
Nos, sol S52 $50 $50 So 1906, az, o6i, si2, b11
lab 3a2. SSi, bul so. Ud2 Auu}l. 80
COMMON PLEAS Equity ILHM.-Nos. f3i w. H. III
10 o., 57, %, 90, bS Oh ~, 90.
COMMON PLEAS Part L--NOs. 2O3h, 29b2, lObN, laS2
ni iOos 1886 1850, 1910, 1917, 2d55 1885, l2bl 100
Part Il,-Casu on. 49, 800
3lsg 1890 82G2 1898 997o a39s, 8l07 8lii 2sn2 3Sa
3iS7 Part Il.-Nos. 1857 b48d bis7, Bass B2il, @27
1867 i5OD i0il AsO0 3i70 $3.50 aASl 8is2, 1881. Par
Il-Nos 9O2S d40i 5O38 5O3l, bl4O, AO4l, $780, 14l0
biD7 5277 DSi, bOD2, bOl2, 474d b3S7.
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4 TROT ron 10000.
An Interesting EVent In Prospect Park, ia
which Prospero was the Easy Winner.

An Interesting Event In Prospect Park, ia
which Prospero was the Easy Winner.
There was large assomblage of breeders
and turfmen In Prospect Park Yesterday to see
the long thlked-of trottinR match for $1,000
william Parks's brown gelding Prospero, six
years old who has not been seen ia public
race since he won the Prospect Park Stakes .
three-year old in 232&, and James Viewers
chestnut stallion Honest Dutchman, thirteen
years old. whose best record is 2:2ds, were the
competitors. Dan Pnfer has had the care Of the
Dutchman all summer at Providence. and he
drove him YESTERDAY. PruspcrO was trained by
RI Burr and driven 10y Charles Green. The
betting was heavy. Pr sperO sold as prime
fayOfitc previous 20 scoring at the rate
Of $40 against 500 for Honest Dutch
On tueir appearance and Ia speeding Tor tue
word. ProsperO acted rank and Kept breaking :
Honest Dutchman behaving admirably The
hackers OF Pruspero became alarm ed. ana rllsn-
ing To the pool stand made Honest Duicnman
the fayorite at tue rate q 500 TO 500 After the
eighth attempt the word was given, lrO,prTO
having the pole. The horses trOtted at a Il 'sn-
ing gait side ny side around the turn. There
the pace grew too hot for Honest Dutchman
aud he went IN the arr. pfosperO shot past the
quarter, leading ten lengths, in 3is secOnur.
Continuing his terrific pace. he opened a zap 81
eighty yards vt the h.lf-milt pole, which he
passed Ia ltSi.. IL then tecame apparent thnt
there no hope for Dutchman. A. the
throe-quarter pole lrOspeto was fully two hun
ured yards ahead, aud keeping up llis stride he
won the heat ana race. without n SKID or break,
In 2.S2q Honest Dutchman dlstanced. Mr.
Weaver said tnat his horse WAS taken sick thr 20
d Us ago. and, having great confidence tn his
ready up, Dut concluded to put up the remain
ing $2,5OO and trot the race.
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the MEN or 1nE HE4DIIGHr
The strongest Of all the societies of Work.
ingmcn III America.


The twelfth annual convention of the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers Of the
United states and Canada WAS opened in Irving
Hall Yesterday. ono hundred and seventy dele
gates and as many guests ned the body OF the
house. and many ladies sat in the galleries. On
the platform were Messrs. w. 1olbrook OF New
York; Peter Arthur l.. II. Green, Second
Grand Engineer OF Cleveland; W. Robinson of
Toronto; c. A. Hunt Of urlxyille, OHIO; i. Alb
bolt of Port Jcryis; G. II. sherman and George
". Iyor, Grand Chaplain, Of lndilnapults. Mir.
W. HolbroOk presided. The Rev. L. +. Moore of
the baptist Church. Flushing, l.. l., opened the
session with prayer. Mr.. LLTkson n. Potter
delivered tgo annual address Of welcome. lie
was replied 60 by First Grand Engineer :. !.
IneIuhum OF Cleveland. MI. sherman, lresi-
dent Of the Locomotive Insurance Company,
and MIR. Abbott, its Secretary, ana the Hon.
BENJAMIN Willis OF New YORK also spoke.
Tue Rev. h. ID. McArthur, pastor OF the
Tw anty-third street Baptist Church, invited the
delegates 10 attend his church in a body on
sunday next, ana the invitation was accepted.
Grand Cmf Engineer Peter Arthur read the
annual address and in u said that ME lrothef-
hood now numbers about lO5m members. repre-
senting every state from Maine To Tex p. On
Tuesday next the delegates Will enjoy clam
bake ut Nurwalk, Conn.
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Lave stock Market.

NEW YORK, Wednesday, Oct. 20-Receipts ~
beeves we're go car loads. or s7is head mainly com
mon aad medium native steers aud common TO fair
Iexins The market extremely dnll, anu at a re-
ductiOn Of Ad1Nc. n from Mondays rates scarcely
more than Ouehaf Of the offerings had been sold 70
noon few Of the best steers were sold at 13c. n.
10 dreas 81 h~ TO the cwt but tue
tive steers and s%al2slc 20 dress 90 abs
ms and for Texan and Cherokee cattle, Rdpifc y n.
to dress 81 "a SO ms For the poorest Texans &c.
n 10 dress "a NJ. was the best offer
Receipts Of sheep and lambs ~ car loads, or
4,ig2 head. Prices not changed, but trade was
slow, and the market rather for all descrip-
tons, except extra laulhs, wnicd Common
To prime sheep ranged from 4iac. TO sic. nj and
common to extra lambs from DC 90 73fc N.
Receipts OF hogs were ~ car iOlds or 5.B47 head,
Of which for sale alive. Dressed hogs fell OF
Nc. n. anu closed weak al iOheslOstc. v n.
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Iu.pcctor spcirhl's Adventure.

In his usual good-natured way, Inspector
spelgh said Sun reporter yesterday that the story
Of ms adventure with the Manhsttanyille policemen
wno shirked duty by loanng and plnylng cards In
Tenth avenue stable, Ia untrue With smile ON his
count nance the Inspector his nnger down the re-
port, said he hadn't followed any policemen 10 any
stable had he any OF the thugs there allrD
uttd 10 nm ana when he reached the sentepess, one
caught the Inspector Nv the arm aud whrled hiin
around" and" Another pushed his hat over his eyes,
he ADDED, Anybody mixnt know the story was 10!
true, Dec use wouldn't sand thit SORT OF treatment
from We PIshdeRi q tbs pRilea Blatea,"
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State bonds dun and quiet. but railroad
tilrt there Vas NtlldlsfuDutcd BUSINESS. We note
OF New AorK state bounty ioan registered At
lo7 and rnncsecr Is series, at iie The FOLLOW.
ing ere the lids On railroad mortgage to-day Albany
and quehauna LIT mortgage. llle Albany and sus
qu hanna ~ los lchiah and W. y. cousO dated, n5e,
tuca 20 and y r.hMcstcrn concentrated coupon
bonds, S5le Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
0i5 Milwausee and 81. Pau. mortgasc 81: Morris
Essex lists. li5 Morris and Essex 2ds, 1920 Nor
rs and Essex lst consodated. lO5 Mirhigan Central
IS 1887 Delaware, Lackawanua aud We
iuc, lisa Central Pacific gold Donus 1oaiSi UuioL
Paclnc sinkng fund, sss, Cleveland snd Tcie sink
iug fund bOnas luJx; Harlem LIST -, coupon 1854
Pittsburgh, foit Wayne ana Chicago 8as 100 Hannibal
anu 80 Joseph Sc. convertible. suTs Central Picinc
lists, Joaquin iCh, 81 ohio and Nssisslppi
solidatd siuRing funl. 81 New NOrg Ceutra o., sub
bonus. lO2i Central flcinc lst mortgage Calif,rna
and OREGON branch, VI n: Union Pscnc Railroad LET
mortgage, 10Y So Louis ana Iron Mountain 1sts,
puis. Louisville ana Nashville consolidated 1898. 81
lnl. B'n and Weston lists. 2si sew Jersey Central
lat .. consolidated, ln5lr
ne opening. htgnyat, lowest ana 3 T. NJ. closing
nIices Of stochs 30. NV Mtrr -ll0elml-
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Fmi-hins The Races in nccrfoo, PARK.

There was a fair attendance yesterday III Deer
foot Park 10 see the two unfinished races Of Tuesday
The first the cA class, Of which four heats had
been trotcd Fred Hicks won the nth and sixth heats
and race In 2:l3 and 2;ii, Raymoud getting SECOND
money, LaNina third. Inc second race for 2..lI
horses OF which four heats had been cOntcst'd
William lhorus Harvey Gubrrt won the mn ana SKIN
heats aud race at MS 2;42 ana 2I-. Joan Mur
phys bik. 8. Dies Croker Was awarded second pre-
mum, and -ilyeria third Don md clifton ruled Oul
tOr uOt nilling heat IN hye.
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srANDERMAN SENTENCED.
Judge Dnrreiis Opinion of the Plea of Luz
sanity in the Defence Of Murdcrers.

Judge DnrretiS Opinion OF the Plea of Luz
sanity in the Defence Of Murdcrers.
Jacob Standernan, who killed Louisa
sdcnwand on the 10Th of April last in Chatham
street, after she had rejected his addresses, was
sentenced Yesterday. judge Barrett said
Jacob stendcrman, YOU have been Justly convicted Of
the commission 81 great CRIME audyou have forfeited
your lie to the laws OF the land There never
nmscr preenee than uat Of YouT insanity An en-
lghened Jury has not failed 10 Distinguish between the
guilty frenzy Of wicked ana Ncngeiui mnd ana the
Innocent uuConsCiuuzness OF diseased brain and dark
enel mind. | trust In God that your fate may induce
Oher hands pause other hearts TO reflect and thai
may thus prove useful to the community, The hope Of
1t lts Justification. You nave exhibited In Jail some
Of rcmafse. In your defence these were treated
a. symptoms of insanity, nut Will do you the justice
OF relieving that they expressions OF anguish IRON
your awakened conscience. May ths disposition Of
heart continue, and may II result ~ that true repent
for which there Is yet time Nothing RENAME Dut
TO pass ~ gmen The tentenee OF the Court Is, that
jacob Standerman, be taken To the CITY Prison OF
the city Of New York from whence you CANE ana that
on Friday, the ION day OF December 1875, you be
hanged by the neck until you die.
standerman was stold and seemingly indif-
ferent to the last.
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Susln,ss Aoirts.

structure. vnricoccle. lIemOrrhoids ana
lisiulA modern tratWe firOu CUcNistcnce Of
thr.e diseases o. possible cure" riciure by
I'll atiuu aDsufdiy ot That pruce-a; instant cure by
tho ttethrotumr abridged ON Lectures 20 HE private
surgical class Nv EDW Ard IA. DIXON, N. ID. InclOse
stamp ~ 20 $50 aYi ONCE hours from TO o, TO 4.
ard tor evenings.
California Blankets
A. retail. SIXTY CASFs bought AT the recent per.
snpiory auciion sae, lHM!nLiYL PLRs GENT;
below manufacturer pice-. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE
CO. Broadway, corner ip.h 81.
Dyclng and Cleaning nj the New York DYE
No ~ Duane ST. NJ Broad say Jlu 9th y. Y; 100
and los Perrcpon st. 49, OOklyn Estpslshed 90 years
TnpeworIn removed without fail In Ia
. hours. Onlcc hours A. 81. to r. NJ. Post Othco
box 5,1G2. HERMAN EIC HHOTlN, 90 4th ST. between
ID and Sd avs
4 Dollar Case OF Homeopathic Medicines,
win uirr tons for t1cr sent postpaid receipt
OF tl SMITH HOmr 3pat.ic Pharmacy, l05 4th Nv.
NillS Of Magncsin can be ha 4 of every drug.
cst. IL T. thc cilur medicine ut the period. Every IA.
"
Iron In the Blood il supplied by the Peru.
Wan syrup, winch bulbs up NJ iron constitution.
Bareain> NJ Hiram inderson's sons in Car.
pets and uilcloths. &i s ay "a door below 27th 81.
Incle SANS Cough Cure'' twenty cents
a hotueI Tor rDag7., rotis' ana al throat diseases.
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by purchasing the Gothic Furnace, acknowl-
edged 70 be the cheapest, best and mos ee9nomleal
Prices reduced Send for price hat, or call and examine
At Leslcy'p. e2e West TweaJ tllra sirsets-Aays
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The game Of base hall In Wiliiamslurph YES
terday between the Chicago Cun and the Nutn b, wa
the final OF their championships fcflts. lhc Mutulls
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ISAAC. In she city of Sew York on the goth day
Justice 81 the sup.r.or Court. Nathan Isaacs from
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steamship The Queen, Liverpool. mdse and pass.
steamship City Of San Antonio, Galveston. muse apt
pass.
steamship Franc0nia. Portland, md.e. and pass.
Steamship trisli, Hamburg. indre and pass.
Bag Sarah J.. Kcnneni, tadl, salt.
Brig Siloe, Rotterdam. iu ballast
Aisotne u-ua river .ul cJlstNtse vcssss,
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Continued reduction In prices of furniture,
carpets ami bedding at Is. H. COgpcrtnEtt CO.s 1856
and l57 Chatham &C. 10 reduce stock Now Is The time
10 puFchase,-Adp.
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4 Dollar Case OF Homeopathic Medicines,
win uirrr ions Tor f1cr usr sent postpaid on receipt
OF tl. SMITH Homeopathic Pharmacy, l01 4th Nv.
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Mills Of Magncsia can be had of every drug.
Cist. IL T. thc chu- medicine 90 tnc period Every In
FAINT cal swallow Il and obtain rccf from It's ailnenA
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California Blankets

DyeIng and Cleaning nj the New York DYE
In aud Printing Estlbl hmrnt. staten Island. Offices:
No. ~ Duane ST. h2 Broad say Jlu 9th Nv. ~ Y; 100
and los Pierrcpon st. 49, OOkyn Est.rsshed 90 years.
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TgpeworIn removed without fail In Ia
box 5,id2 HERMAN ICHHOBN, 90 4th st., between
and 81
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~ ncie SANS Cough Cure'' twenty cents
bottle for ooaJt., toth ana ~ thro1i Diseases.
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BARGAINS NJ Hiram AnderSun's sons in Car.
peIs aad Oe.oihs. ii sl aT. ld door beow 2ith 81.
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Wan syrup, Wiich bui us up NJ IRON constitution.
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u
on,A power even higher than MuIIetl's h. sl D.
posed To nave been cX rted. Handsome granite
columns, ndnutd tured bY Government eu-
pOyces, adOrn the resiJenc IS and even the fam
iy bnry,ng plots OF some OF ~. Louis most
prominent Grant politicians, VINO were instlu-
mental IN securing the contract, ana IN the
spring Of 1913, a. the Tune the contract was let,
II was said that OIyll Grant the President =
brother was emVlo. ed hy Schneider ms a clerk
at salary Of 5000 "a YeDr and lineral CON mis-
tiOns. IL appears now that Orvll's connection
with the firm WIS not confirmed nj so early u
period, but ia the sumner ut lsiI, schneider
told one Of bis employees IA a man VINO had "A
moment before left ms OIL VIA Oryil Grant,
Adding lie Is the Presidents brother, YOU
know, and am going 10 suihe bargain win
hIm that / think VIII nay After That OrIll
went several times TO Washington, and, early
" August visited The quarres' sl4>lnR IA Tue
huperintehdents house Tor several days. lie
then went 10 ~. Louis, but made frequent visits
10 the camp, staying sometimes week at a
tim0 lie seemed to have little business td
transact, but one day a. lac stood Watching the
operation Of the little u rrOw-guaje rdiiroad
That 60 Inectcd the qudrries with the iron Noun
tam llhfOdd, no sh'd; ~ n We an idea thai the
Capacity Of that road can be doubled, and shall
speak 10 MI Schneider about H.
" hat is your ulauW asked "a bYstaudcr.
A.. MnN' SAID Nl. you s there are only
two blocks 4 slon" nut on carh CIR now ana l
hlol"se 10 pui Tour. am one Of the partners
IN is concern now, aud want 10 20 do ils best
me plan was at-urd, ana "a few DAYS later the
pefH"n 70 whom vi hrcach,d 10 warned Mr..
h'hncider that % could not ne carried out unless
the running gear of the Gals Was changed, in
volying great expense.
,"Wel, by --, :" said Schneider yehomently.
am not gOng to spend ,nv money ou a thing
Ui int kind now. have spout Too uiucu IN
back 0rst"
All the results seem to indicate that he rot his
money back muny times over, but II Is almost
T,tu,.lnlr To "a innate no" InHch ia. total was.
ah' rNbtem II IA assuring the lone alone added
n.Nle lhlh lhirty Yer cont. to tine tat prices
'hilly all 1"ed, and, Witu the fifteen per cent
pa'u on Tue ex nditures Tor ms supervision
u"n.nly f'ellcu 10 hiW anl Ais palmer more
s ua'-lnur'h nf ine entire cost OF tnHt nor
n OF thr huiCinr D.. ,ilcn Ms contract was
tcsv0nsioLi .IcA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-29
PIMPLEs, ERUPTIONs, ROU GIL SKIN

The system being put under the influence
Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for few weeks, the skin becomes smooth,
clear, soft, and yslVety, and being illumi.
mated with the glow OF perfect health from
within, true beauty stands forth In all Its
glory. The effects Of all medicines which
operate upon the system through the me.
dun Of the blood are necessarily somewhat
slow, no matter how good the remedy EN-.
plOyed. While one to three bottles clear
The skin Of pimples, blOtches, Cruptions,
yellow spots, comedones, or "grubs," a
dozen may possibly be required to cure
some cases where the system is rotten with
ScTofulous or virulent blood polsons. The
cure Of all these diseases, however, from
the common pimple to the worst sCrofula
10, with the use Of this most potent agent,
only a matter Of time, Sold Dy dealers in
medicines. eod,sw&w,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-29

are made to be hung and Tops to be
whipped.
Wild rye and wild wheat grow in some
regions spontaneously, We believe that
wild oats are always soWn.
Men are deserters in adversely; when
the sun sets, and all Is dark our very
shadows refuse to follow US.
A well.knoWn writer sayS that fpe
coat covers a multitude Of sins. It is still
truer that such coats cover multitude Of
sinners,
When mans heart ossifes, or turns
to bone, he dies at once; but II II pstri6es,
or turns to stone, he invariably lives too
long for any useful purpose,
"What would you do, madam, il you
were gentleman "Sir, what would
you do Il you were oue%
Whatever Midas touched was turned
into gold; in these days, touch man with
gold and he'll turn into anything.