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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18
BALTIMORE N4RKE7S.

WHEAT. Receipts Of the week IFS $40 bu.,
Of viii n. as. lto In. were SosiheTn. ID 6co hu.
Western. and 4, co bn fennsvivania drsrrip-
lions. The sales reported during the weei
were as follows:
u'hern-l. 200 bu fair to good white a,
lls(o l33 cents: 200 hu. inferior red a, loo
cents; 800 hu. do. at los cents; l.l?6 bu. COM
moa rid at ITO csnIs 300 hu. do. a, us cents;
500 bu. do al III ,en's; 1900 hn. fair rel a,
20 cents; 400 bu. d.. at i2S(G 81 cents;
5 COO hn. good red at $50 cents: | POO bu. do.
NJ l32 cents: : ono ba. do at ls5tGl3s cents:
II o1O bn. urine red at ll0GiI<3 cents, bulk
at lao cents: 81. o5O bu. amber AT li5f5taS
oesis. brik al las cents; I 0oo bu. choice am
Der at $50 ceuts. ard I Goo bu. strictly choice
TO fancy amber AT l52Gi55 cents
CoES Receipts tor he week li4 COO hn. Of
" hich ll3 COO bu were Western aud b, 400 bu
Southern. Shipments from elevators &c 500
hu Stock in elevators 2ls 1874 bu. The sales
during III. week were follows:
SOUTHERN 400 bu. old white nj 70 cents;
GOO bu do AT IS cents; 500 bu. do. n, rs cents;
SEQ bn CO. n; so cents; 500 bu. old yellow
nj 6sG 40 cents; 5,Io9 bu. do. AT - cents; ? $50
hu do nj ~ cents; eco bu homny Corn AT 6s
rents; ss5 In. do. at 10 cents; 200 bn. do. al
~ cents; "a bu. do at IS cents; lis bu. new
! white at Sc cents: 3 500 bu. do. at 90 cents;
400 bu. 10 At 81 cents 400 bu. do. at 6:A
300 hu. do al CD cents 500 hu. do. at 81 cenis;
\ 600 hu. do. At 65 cents: coo bu. do. at o.
cents: 500 hu new yellow at 90 cents; 100 hu
do. AT 63 cents: eco bn. do. al IS cen,s; !. 400
bu. do. at 81 cents; $50 ia do. az 60 Gems;
| Sno bu. do al 60 cents: $50 bu do. 10 cents,
! ard 200 bu. do - CENTS.
Oars Receipts for the week 10 000 IN ,hels
| There is n good demand for Oais. aud the mar
ket has ruled firm with an advancing 'enien-
| cy. ] he salts included $40 bu. common South
crn nj 80 cents; BIS hn. fair do. AT a. cents;
500 bu. prime do. at 81 cents; 400 blu. do. q,
| ls cents.
RyE-Receir's for the week Zoo hu. The
offerings are more Ii eral, and the make, is
rather easer. although Mt the close really prime
| samples are held al top fgnres, say IS ceais -
| Tie transactions include leo iu. Inferior nj CO
cents: zoe tn. fair nj % cents; 200 bu. goos!
At 75 cents; 100 bu. prime at IS cents; 500
bu. prime al 50 cents. and lUO bu. strictly
| prime at IS cents
ToRAcco-1he markets for Leaf Tobacco a,e
very quiet and We learn of but little move.
| meat TO note. There is good demand for me.
! dium and good Maryland crop and for fine
ground ieaves. hut the lower grades are dali
| ard nearly unstable. The receipts OF Maryia nd
are fair. being, however. composed mostly OF
ground leaves. Of ohio no sales have been
made since our last and We also note Kentsc.
Ky and Virginia kinds neglected. The exports
this week were $40 hhds TO bordeaux, 3IS
hhds. to bremen and SO hhds. and II ties "a
Liverpool; total, 922 khds. and II ties. Price.
are merely nominal, and We repea, quotations,
as follows:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18

A room twenty-three fees square
will contain all the gold in the world.
Aud yet some people wish that little
pile, or its possessors, to control the
destines of all the nations of the globe.
Vice President Wilson Is GONZALES
cent He viii leave Washington for
Boston duriag the coming week.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orpasns' Court Of 81. N,rs's County, Set
Nov l6, 1878
0RDEREO BY THE COURT, That Roht
~ G Combs and Elizabeth A. Reidoo,
Administrators Of ROBERT C. BEDDOO,
late OF st Aary's county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required b V law to the deceas-
eds creditors to exhibit :heir claims, and that
The same be published once week for six sue
cessive weeksin the st Mary's Beacon.
Test:
JANIS r N Rally,
Register Wills for ST Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order. we hereby
give notice that We have obtained from the
Orphans Court of 81 Mary's CO., Maryland,
letters OF administration on the nal estate
OF Robert c Brdioo, late OF said county, de-
erased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby notified TO exhibit
the same with the proper vouchers attach
ed thereto, Ia the subscribers, on or before
the 25'h day of May, 1876, they viii other
wise ny law be excluded from the benefits
OF the said estate. All persons indebted to
the deceased are requested 20 make immedi-
ate paymen 10 the subscribers.
ROBERT G. CONES.
ELIZABETH A REDDOO,
Administrators.
Nov ls, ls75-sw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18

NEW MUsrc.-We have received from
the publisher, s. C. Upham, 25, South
Eighth Street, Philadelphia, a new
piece of music entitled HARD TINES"
The music is plaintive and melodious.
and the words characteristic Of the
times. The publisher viii mail a copy
to any address on receipt of so cents.
Sold BY all news dealers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18

TIE EorsrxvEPER-Thisi IL the title Of a
monthly Journal, Published by Charles W.
Ninsate b Co., No. So John street, New York,
AZ the iow price Of 81 SO PER annam-siuyi e
copies IS cts. The aim Of the magazine Il "a
trat Housekeeping ~ a Domestic Science; %
supply practical and interesting information
about every d-par;m~n, OF the House; TO show
y here expenses NAV he reduced. labor saved
wear and tear diminished. and The comfort and
attractions Of the Household incrsased. Sead
for . specimen copy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18

DWELLING BURSEp-As we 60 10
press, the sad intelligence reaches US Of
the destruction by tire Of the dwelling
of DIR. Henry A. Ford. with all its con.
tents. Origin Of the fire unknown aud
I it is feared there is no insurance on
either The b 1use or furniture.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18

THASXsGIvISG.--The Governor of
Maryland has issued his proclamation
set.ing forth Thursday, the 25,h of No
rember as day of thanksgiving and
praise to Almighty God for the bles.
sings We have enjoyed the past year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18

Rumor has it that Hon. Mr.. Swami
win he assigned to the Craftsmanship
of the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
He has served several years on this
committee-one Of the most important
In the House.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18
CosNos.

Judge Gilnor expresses his gratifi-
cation at the adoption Of the amend
ment to the Constitution of MARYLAND,
regulating the removal Of criminal cases
from one circuit court to another.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18
DuBLIC SALE
or
personal PROPERTY.

The undersigned. Exccusrix Of the
late Chapman Billingsley. will offer at
public sale. al Nh. late residence of do.
ceased. SOrTERLY. Patuxent district.
on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th of December.
1878.
CT fair, If not. the FIRST fair day thercaf-
ter) the following personal property, to
ait:
A pair Of valuable Carriage "A
Horses; fSEYk
One young mare and colt; KID
One milsh COW; OD
-Four oxcn;
Farming utensils;
Corn aud Prnvender:
Some Household and Kitchen Furniture.
etc. etc.
TERMS OF SALE.-For al sums ID
to SIS. cash. above els, notes. with ap-
proved security. NJ six months credit.
with interest from day Of sale. No pro-
per'y TO be removed from premises until
the terms are complied with.
EE-S Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
q. IN.
LYDIA G. BILLINGSLEY.
Nov Is. lS75-,s.
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Administrators Sale

p" e will offer at Public Sale at the
w Law Office of r. c. Combs in
Leonardtown on TUESDAY, the S0th
of Der, instant, lot Of Law and
Miscellaneous BOOKS, belonging to
the late James 8. Downs. Sale to COM
mence At ii o'clock, q. m. Terms cash.
II. C. CONES,
NJ. G. DOWNS,
Administrators Of Jas. s. Downs.
Nov. ls, LISTS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18

Baker, the colored cadet ut the Naval
Academy, has been dismissed for gross
" improper conduct.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18
DIED.

Tn Baltimore city. on the 9Th instant, MA.
LISA Z. DAwKlNS wife of James A. Daw-
kins aud daughter OF Joshua BRYANT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18
I'M NJ ( NSE
RECEIPT OF
STONEWARE -!

TREENwELL 4 FENWICK are in
VI receipt from drst hands Of the lar
gcst quantity Of STONEWARE
ever brought TO this market. Their
stock aggregates $500 gallons aud is
composed Of
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FOR ynr SENATE

Msssrs kditon-You vili please annossrs
JAS H. WILSON, Esqr.. - candidate for
the senate IN 1917, and say that he VIII be
s.sniy s.pcried By the people gene: ally.
Oct IL, ies3.
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
LxoyARDTovx, M.

THURSDAY MORNING. November 18Th. isss.
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c10 . day n home. Ases,s wansees---
= - ou,f, aud terms free. True q CO.
Augusta, Maine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18

N!Ep READING. PSYCHONAycY, rlS-
1N1 iINATIuS. Soni CAarminS, Assnerisa,
ssd Gsyrisss CSi&,, showing how either SCI
nsay f~sr,nass sas gsiH The leve aud affection
Of ans IeFson issy ehsOse instantly. <0o pages.
~ mali 50 eis. Hunt Co., i3s ). Iih ST.,
rhilA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18
% cents per gallon

and to cell to country merchants at 6z.
ure which will justify them in retailing
At the sans price. A. is hsovn. che
prime cost of this ware By the quantity
IN baltimore. With fTeigh, added. il con-
siderahly more than the retail price
named above and hence country mer.
chants. rs veil ~ their ovn regular Gus.
tom. viii End II to their inssresi to par.
chase their ssoncware Of this firu. Tie
attention Of County Merchants is par,iea-
larry called tn this feature Of aur trade.
GREENWELL & FENwICK.
Nov Is, 1870
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Ne,D Advertisements.


90 n rhsrles Street. Ealsiuscre. Nd
GEORGE kEUilNG. 10 n, late Prof of Eve
and Ear Surgery in the washingsca
uaiversitv. SerEean In charge.
fhe large handsome residence Of the lass
Cnastrs C.KsolI has hem fitted mp wish slf
the imrrov~men,s adopted IN she laiss, Schools
~ Eraorg, CIR the special treatment Of this
class Of diseases. Appfv nv letter 10
GEORGE RErLlNG. Nd,
Ssrgeea In ChaFfes-
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JUGS!
JARS!!
g. CROCKS!!!

which are Of the very best finish and ma.
,erial and Of oil dimensions. The low
price a, which the purchase was made
will enable them to retail this ware Il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-11-18

WESTMINSTER Review The following are thu
contents Of the Westminster Review, for Oeio
her. rec'n'lv unpublished by The Leonard
Scott Publishing Co. 81 Bare ay Street, N.Y.
I. The Marriage Of Near Kin.
II Quakrrism
III. Lord Shelhurne. the Minister
". The Religious Education Of Children.
V. The liaroda Blunder.
VI Montague
VII. PHYSICS and Physiology of Harmony.
VIII; Theism.
TX. Contemporary Literature.
The periodicals repriaiei By the Leonard
Scott Publishing Co. (4i Barclay Street, n
y. are as follows: The London Quar,erIy
Edinburgh. we.smins,er. aud British Quarieri,
Reviews, and lakewood Magazine Price
- year for any one. or oniy SIS for all, and
she Postage is prepaid by the Publishers Sex
prospectus in another column.
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Fl
With many|
friends for tLj
announce my1
Sherif.lty in |
Of my friends
ZACH
Nov IL. IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-17
Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 16.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat Demand fair and
market firm; No. spring 81 16al II; No. 2
do 81 lS<al 1871 seller August; 81 lOIIa
lOL seller September. Corn-Steady and
In moderate demand; 7O1sc seller August
7lC seller September; 69I@c fresh. Oats
Steady and in fair demand; No. 2, 4SI%C sell
Ter July; $50 seller August 500 seller Sep
tember, Rye-Quiet and nOminally un.
changed. Barley-Demand fair and mar.
kCt firm at 09C seller September. Seeds
Dull and unchanged. Proyisions-Firm
and demand fair. POrk-Dull at $40 SIN
seller August; $40 10 seller September,
Lard-Steady and In moderate demand at
$lS 0j seller August; $l3 % seller Septem.
beT nOminally lIXc bid, seller all the year,
Bulk Meats-Quiet, firm and unchanged,
Whisky-Qulet and unchanged.
On call board Wheat was steady Ut
$ll2N August, Corn firm and unchanged,
Oats and Pork unchanged. Lard at 1870
August; 1SHalSNc September
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-17

"PorULAR RESORTS AND How TO
REACH THEM,"-This il the title OF a new
book Just issued for the season OF 1875,
by John b. Bachelor. II does not claim
tobe guide-book; 1t is rather Gazetteer
Of Pleasure-travel in the United States,
and fills u place in illustrated literature
heretofore unoccupied. While il gives
clearly the information required by the
tourist, it also forms II beautiful table.
book, valuable either as II souvenir Of
travel, or descriptive work on popular
localities. The large demand last year
proved most fully that such pub.
Iication was required and appre-
ciated by the travelling public,
the knowledge Of this TACT has de-
termincd the publisher to make this II
regular work and issue II annually each
year, adding to the illustrated descrip.
tions. twill he for sale by all dealers
throughout the country, and can be pro.
cured from the general agent, Geo. A,
FoxCroit, jr,, Al and 45 Franklin street,
Boston, Mass, Price So 90 per copy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-17
The VYeIcOnlc 10 Cornell.

lTHCA, n. Y, July l6.-The Cornell
University and Freshmen crews arrived
here at $3.50 tonight. All afternoon peo.
pie from the surrounding country were
coming to town to assist in the welcome,
and long before the arrival Of the train
an immense crowd had assembled at the
station, The cars which brought the
crews and boats through from Saratoga
were protusely decorated with the cOlOrs
OF the University. When they came
the crew were taken from the cars upon
the shoulders OF their friands to a
handsome hook and ladder truck, upon
which q platform had been placed with
chairs for the crews substitutes and win.
ners OF prizes in the foot races. They
were then welcomed home in a brief
speech by Harlan L. Bostwick, The pro-
cession was then formed, headed by the
DIST regiment band Of Syracuse, the
friends Of the crew drawing the truck.
The line OF march was through the prin.
cipal streets, and all along the route
public buildings, business houses and
private residences were brilliantly
illuminated and iestOoned in the
colors Of the victorious boatmen. The
church bells, fire bells and the University
chimes were rung, and there was an un.
ceasing display Of fire works. Every
street along the line Of march was dense
ly thronged, and the viCtors were heartily
chCered throughout the march. The pro.
cession proceeded to Dewitt park, where
The crew were again welcomed IN behalf
Df the citizens by Rev. G, NJ. Tyler.
After his remarks President White in a
brief speech congratulated the boys upon
heir victory, The procession then re-
iOrmed and marched 10 the University
grounds. CasCadilla Place and other
were handsomely illuminated,
md grand triumpal arch had been
erected. A brilliant display Of fireworks
.Ook place on the arrival Of the crews.
At this hour (midnight) the festivities
ire still continued. No such demonstra.
ion has ever been witnessed in this Vi
Unity,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-17

NEW ORLEANS, July lG.-Fiye bales Of
new cotton received from Rio Grande
we're disposed Of as follows: One bale,
classed good middling, good staple, sold al
auction at i7l cents, and was shipped to
81. Louis; one bale, classed middlihg good
staple, sold at auction at 10 cents, and
was shipped to +. II. Robertson 4 Co., Of
New York; one bale strict good middling,
fine staple, was consigned to Woodward
\ Stillman, Of New York; one bale was
sent to Mobile, consigned to J, NJ. Parker;
one bale was consigned to Mauntel 4
Baggs, Of 81. Louis,
GALVESTON, TEX, July l6.--The first
bale Of new cotton was received to-day
from Brownsville. !. weighed four hun.
dred and thitty-eight pounds, and was
claSed good middling. II was sold to
james Buckley, Of New Orleans al Qs
cents per pound. He shipped II by ex.
press 10 Moody 4 Jam iscn, Oi New York
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CANADA.

FATHER RussELLor REFUSES sEPuLrUhE.
MONTREAL, July y1G.-Father Russellot,
Cure Of the Parish Church Of this city,
hns written long letter to the Doutfe
counsel in the Guibord case, in which
he sets the latter at defiance as 10 The
execution Of the late judgment Of The
privy council in the matter, The giSt Of
the letter is as follows: "This day do
not recognize more than in 1869 the right
Of the civil authorities to interfere in
1uestions which belong only to The
ecclesiastical domain, aud notwithstand-
ing my deep respect for our gracious Soy.
creign, and my perfect submission to her
authority in everything that belongs to
civil matters, ain, and will always be,
obliged 10 refuse Sepulture to ]. GHibord
in consecrated ground as long ns my
Bishop forbids me to grant il.
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GOYERNMRNra-lYenk.



srocEs-Opened quiet and steady with
little or no change from the closing Of yes.
terday. Later on the market became II.
regular, Western Union and Pacific Mail
being weak and the others firm, particular.
ly the Western railroad stocks, such rs 81,
Paul, Northwestern and Lake Shore. Dur.
ing the afternoon Western stocks were
strong, and the rest Of the market became
steady under their influence. A great deal
Is expected from these stocks from the fact
that the advance in grain and corn in Eng.
land and France Is expected to in.
crease the shipments Of grain from the
West and stimulate business generally.
The annual meeting Of the Rock island
Company takes place next week, and the
officers Of the companyate busy on the an.
nual report to be presented. II tis said that
the gross earnings for the year we're be,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-17

NEW YORK, July 1G.-COttOn--Quiet al
l5Nal5Nc. Flour-Steady; super6ne and
western "a 95a5 25; common to good So Goa
a5 %; good to choice 50 0Oa6 4O white wheat
extra SO 45a7 90; extra Ohio S. 7Oa7 5Ot
81, Louis S. S0aS 20. Rye FlOur-Firm
Corn AIeal-ACtive. Wheat-Actiye; No.
Chicago spring 81 9OHal 81; No. . Nil.
wauke 81 29Xal 81; No. 2 northwestern
81 32al 81 No, 1 spring 81 34al 3s. Rye
Firm; Canada In bond at 9OCj State 81 10
Barley Nominal. Malt-QuiCt and firm
COrn-More active; western mixed steam
er, SOaS3C; do Sail SSaS4IIc. Oats-More
steady; mixed western 6Oa6l IIC; white 03a
65NC. Cofiee-Steady at l7Aal9Ac. Sugar
Firm and fairly actlvei good refining ~
aSCi prime SIC. MOlasses-Firm. Whisky
Quiet at 81 22.
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The Monarch Of the MlSsisslppi.-
Capt. Hicks New Steamer Mary

The Monarch Of the MiSsiSSIPpts.
Capt. Hicks New Steamer Mary
BELL.
From the Metropolis (lll,) Times.
As but few persons are aware OF the
immensity OF this boat, description
may be OF interest to those interested.
The extreme length is 325 feet, breadth 60
feet, door so feet, depth OF hold IL feet.
Add to this sheer Of @ feet from amid
ship fore and aft, and guard IS feet all
around, then some idea OF the proper
tions OF this gigantic vessel may be form.
ed. There are 800 floors in the boat
by II inches, one main keelson 10 by 90
inches, two bilge keelsons 8 by ii inches,
four clamps, four pointers, and fourteen
floor streaks. The bottom and knuCkle
plank are five inches thick, and from
fifty to seventy feet long. In no other
ship.yard in this country, perhaps, would
these immense timbers be handled. In
the construction OF this boat over l,0O0,.
900 feet Of water.seasOned oak has been
used, and 10000 feet Of Florida pine con-
snmed in laying the main deck, beside n
great quantity Of other timber. For
fustenings over 100 tons Of iron have
been used, $4,000 drift bolts driven, be-
sides nails innumerable. No one can
look at this magnificent boat without
feeling impressed with It's superior
strength and safety. The tonnage is
estimated at $500 tons, storage capacity
10000 bales Of cotton. Draught, aft four
feet, forward three feet. Thus it will
be seen two points Of great interest have
been attainedi light draught Of water
and great carrying capacity. Another
departure by the ownersof the Mary Bell
is the boilers. They have contracted for
q battery of eight steel boilers having
three times the tensile strength OF iron,
thus assuring entire immunity from OK.
plosion. ThOOengines will be 50 inches
in diameter with o feet stroke. Wheels
3S feet in diameter, l64 feet bucket. The
boat will cost when completed about Sl4O,-
900, and will unqiestiOnably he regarded
MS marvel OF marine architecture.
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slow in designing.

WASHINGTON, July 10. - Ex.Judge
Fisher, attorney for the District Of Col
umbia, has not yet resigned rs requested
by the Attorney General. The general
charges against him are carelessnesS and
neglect In the administration Of his office.
He has just returned from visit to Long
Branch TO see the President. In the mean
while ex.Gov. Wells, OF Virginia, having
been rendered the office he will accept Il.
The Attorney General will next week an
nounce his opinion on the Chorpenning
mail case, involving nearly half a million
dollars.