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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-06

The Philadelphia Times cautions
Mr.. Broadhead, who has taken the
place of ex-senator Henderson In
prosecuting the whisky ring, to re-
member what "kind of service" the
department pays for, and not commit
any such "gross outrage upon pro-
fessional property" as to expose the
President and his immediate associ-
ates; to 'let nr guilty man escape"
but not take too much pains to catch
one. Should things lead that way,
MIR. Broadhead is to think of the
story of the a western hunter who,
after he had for four days diligently
followed the trail of a grizzly, sud
denly turned back, and on being
asked why he had abandoned the
chase, explained that "the trail was
gettin' too darned frash." Mr.. Hen.
derscn is not that kind of a hunter
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-06

Was there anything said last fall
about "too much money" being in
the country? Or is the charge false?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-06

When you kick up the devil and
make a fuss generally, just say you
were "iamboreeing.n
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-06

The females largely outnumber
the males in Plyn outh Church.
Utah is similarly afflicted.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-06

Did you see our Senator before
he emigrated for the Capital?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-06

A1iberal reward is offered for the
whereabouts of the person who advo-
Gated ''too much money" last fall.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-06

-
tic medicine that can be employed: cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill a day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than q quarter of a century, and have
obtained Worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilative organs OF the
body, and are S composed tina. obstruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or evade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bafled the best of
human skill. While they produce power
full effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. By
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not iniamed.
They reach the vital fountains Of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomel
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm car arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED b
DR.. &c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-06
Mount vesuyius is about to erupt.

Van Vert has twenty three sa-
looms. Eaton has only fourteen.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-06

Mr.. MEREDITH Cox had his Saw
Mill, on the Richmond pike near
New Westville, partially destroyed
by fire on New Years eve, and as
Mr.. Cox and John B. Lazro had been
doing some "courtin g" that was not
very satisfactorily adjusted, suspi
cion pointed to the latter individual
as the person who set up the job.
Lazro was arrested and had a pre-
liminary trial before Mayor Zoos on
Tuesday last. The evidence was SC
strong against him that he was
bound e for the sum OF 5000, II
default of which he was committed
to board with Sheriff Townsend unit
the next term of Court.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-06

TVAvING removed to and occupied
IL our old roominthe Odd Fellows
Building, which has been greatly en-
larged and thoroughly IT furnished with
a view to accommodating u business
wants more thoroughly. We do
A General Banking Business,
in all its various forms: Receive Depos,
it's for either LONG or SHORT time, and
allow INTEREST on TINE Del oslts as
per special agreement with parties max
ing the same. caho.
June IL, l874-tf
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-06

Are dhe most eff
fective and congo
nial p~urgative ever
discovered. They
r mild, but eff
fectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-06
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes of a Family Physic,
and for curing C~ostiveness, Jaundice,
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
Headache, Erysipelas, Rheumatism,
Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Bn-
iousness, Dropsy, Tumors, Worms,
NEURALGIA, as q Dinner Pill,
for Purifying the Blood,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-06
Quail or Oyster Supper

QUdII VI OyN1OI p
ON short notice can be accommodated
on reasonable terms. Swi.zera and Linn
berg all The time, Pigs Feet and Tripe.
P. S.-Cash paid for Quail, Rabbits,
Squirrels, &c. Pop in.
Eaton, Nov. %, 1875.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-06
ROOM.

DINING ROOM.
J. p. HARsHMAN. W. J. WILSON.
A first-class Restaurant, 2 doors
N n nth Of the Eagle Hotel, on Bar
ron street, Eator, o., where
n Good Square Meal,
including Fresh Oysters, Hot Coffee,
Sandwiches, both ham and Switzer,
Boiled eggs, Cheese, Beef and Bologna,
Ham, Eggs, &C., can be | ad at all
hours. In addition to which a cOsey
Dining Room has just been fitted up UP
stairs, where parties desiringt to be serv-
ed to q
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-06

cnnserEatiye in his viows-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-24
Would Pay His share nj once

Would Pay HIS Shnre nj once
Elizabeth IN. j., JOurulLl
Yesterday a lady entered q grocery
store on Broad street, where she found
the proprietor tanning himself with hi,
hat, aud looking someWhat overcome
with tho heat.
"Why, Mr.. -, you look worried,
says the lady, elsvating her eye-glASSes SC
as to take close look.
"WOrried, tho devil These internal
careless clerks Of mine are calculated tC
worry any man."
"Why, whats the mAtter?" asked the
lady, "Rny Of your clerks Absconded, OF
have they made mistake and given six
teen ounces icrA pound p
"No, neither, madam; but worse than
that. While putting barrel Of molasses
IN. the cellar, through their carelessness,
they let it drop, and out came tho head
and lost all Of the molasses.
"But," he added, some person willhAvs
to pay Tor it.n
Iaier in the afternoon si1.year.old
son Of the lady came into the store, and
said:
"Pap wants to know what his share oil
that barrel Of molasses Is"
"YOur father don't owe me anything
for molasses,n answered the merchant.
"NYsll, dad said that your book custom
ers would have TO pay for that barrel that
busted, and no wants to know how much
his share Is, and he will send 1t over"
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in this way. And, By he E1y. eaSt / On
in my spare tina By IrrasEin % Cd nila
Q b > Dinoerit % iaiEFFppt Rspub.
lkin gpsskUFF7
I didhI anger hfm-I WIS TOO siek.
But, Eiiherin hin With . Gus, / bads him
depart and borrowed money ~ the Com
mittee 70 ct on 70 ny hsEt SPPintment
alone.
Il L hsgleE, 700 eAa't make Dino
eISt Without N6iakyj but, By the tine
they hare taksn suGa ~ & 70 make en-
seeooF, hey are 20 bgTnt oat that hey
hGyOn't any sense GnyhOS, and amt RAy
yooss 70 the party except % Be VOtia.AIt
Z cold world, and ! an tired Nv g. n
] didn't heV : tollablS hope that Tildsn
wood b elected, and / Sood gei that
Pos,+ohs, / shsod give up ~ h0Po5 nv
FGioTln, and lay me down and die.
PETROLEUN V. NAsHY,
Wieh wood like TO Be PostmaStsr.
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hH"O0D' AAih4 All. 20 81 r. 1s7 a.
- A''U' ,
Eii.a' ih'ailIs'''"'
PuFsulnt TO = notice heTetoloIe given
the Republican voters Of UnIon District
held = meeting % select DelegStes 70 the
StAts add Congressional Conysntion 70
b held q PArksIbnrg on Jaly 9Th,
1876.
The meeting wa called 70 order By d.
W, Fisher, Esq, and orgAniEed By elect
Ing J. A. Lands1 President, and Robert
Kelly Secretary.
On motion 4 COMMITTEES Of three were
appointed % select ten delegates snd ten
AiternAles.
COmnittse-E. W. Bowers, LSVi Arm,
and Samuel Leach.
The Committee reported hs follow:
DsltSateS-LsOllrd EAkSy, Henry Ksl.
y, VIM. Z. carp, z. W. Bowers, Richard
Allen, Il. w. FiIher, 3. B. Aehechsn,
WIN. +. Brown, Vim, WbitemAn and r. j.
WhItsSldeS.
AlterBateS-Chns. WilbeTt Dr., II. T.
Ford, Edgar slgIeT, Jas. Murrln, Robert
Kelly; A. J., Pelly, Henry 'Bursee,
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a Philosophical Little Girl Down
nc Charleston.

Iron the Kanavha Chrpniele.l
A vey young philosopher did DR.. Ewing
find on the street the other day. He came
across bright little girl eating green ap'
pies and the following conversation took
place:
Dr.-'T woulda'teat green apples; they
will likely make you sick"
The girl replied that she did not fear
sickness-she had always been healthy
and she wanted to know what it was to be
sick. She wanted tho new experiences.
Dr-"But you may be very sick, and
Little girl.-"well ! don't care. /
want to know what will turn to II |
die"
Doctor.-"You may be unfortunate
and 20 to the bad place, II you die"
Little girl.-Thats where there Ia fire
and birthstone, l want to go there; I
wish to know hop hot Il Is down there
in the bad place, they talk so much
about"
The doctor thought he would let the
young lady 90 on and send for another
kind OF missionary. BE acknowledged
himself unable to meet the case.
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Ghe9ntelEiqen1
the HAMBURG nASsACRR

What IA Tie nSyI irOm Hsnbsfg1
OBJ ooly . hGhdisl u hiEgsi8 I'D
hSatJ hilygf mittiamGl
Onsnded 1Jnis bg1thsFn fFntienasn.
A Iampls q he C0lisisltS "
kh9t The RiEgSFu II HhmDuFEl
What had hes dsss At HGmhaFSg
Nothing A Itih u dAIkET bus
Ibsy IDig tbln bOaibEfn EIpdgman,
Who ttks 70 kiiiiBE nlEgsn Wbsa
TbsI haze 20 hsavisf r8ms 10 VIZ;
Thsy Ih1yt The uigCsfI II Him61Eg!
HOY DO tbsJ To,s Il HamhgTEH
II is faiy 6syuEh u nnrHtT that
Thss ShtVsifie bpns q powder and laad,
Representatives ii The III COnfnd,
WIN vote, 10 tha iItsIt Dsn0crli,
To iLopi tnofu kiEgaS Ct Hablargi
And, nav ~ hsTu hard Gon HGnbarF,
L4t " dtand bJ cur fhsndi, 10th Ihiis Ahd HlCt
GiIs ls1lle4 70 ~, ~ bEuli had t1folEh,-
Jusiiss n Wits sd ogiofei usn 10
And clear ths land Il The mnrdsfgus taek
Who iLat The nizsn at HIAbzrI.
c h. CATHE.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-PetrOleum-
Dull; refined II IIal7 &c; crude lSc; Glover
Seed-UnchAnged. Flour-Superane s. 50
Minnesota family IS 0Oa55O. C0n-steady
yellow 66a5sc; mixed 54A56c; Whent-Dull
new Pennsylvacia red 81 10; old ambeI
81 Sc. Oats-Quiet; white 3IG4Bc,. Pork
Dull at SCI O0a2l 90. Lartl-ll 4al2c. But
ter-Steady; New York and Bradford coun
ty extras 25a27c; 6rstS 22a24c, Cheese
Firm ii gaIOc. Fggs-Firm; western l5i
Ice. Whisky-weStern 81 IL.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 22.-Fiour- Dun. Wheat
-Denand fair and prices advancing; SIC
spot; sSls9sAG August 9ls1a9llEo Sep
tember No. 5, 75c; rejected 57A5sJfc. Corn
-pull;l4Itc September H1io spot; 4SHa
40 August. OatS-Quiet Rt2Sc. Rye
Quiet and Gteadyat $50. Bsrley-Dull and
unchanged. PoTk-Dull and heavy; SIS 81
ais So spot; $is 40Als As September. Bulk
MeAts-Quiet, steady ABd unchanged,
LArd-Dull at SO rs spot; $40 Tx Ssptem'
Der. Whisky-Firm and unchanged.
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CHCrSsArr, July 22.-COtton-Qulet at
lie. Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Dull; new red 81 GOAL OF. Corn-SteAdy
at46c. OAts-Dull OF 2sAJle. Rye-Quiet
at &c. BArley-Firm and unchanged,
Pork Steady at $40 90. LArd-Dull; steam
offered at lie; kettle quiet at t95llSe, Bulk
AeatS-Quiet At 7XAl0al0Xc. Bacon
Steady at s3lal01SlIHc, WhiIky-Firm
at$t Il,
HoGs-Quiet and firm; fair to good light
50 60a6 so; heavy SO 70aS90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-24

BELLAIRE LocALa-The project Of
starting a daily paper in Bellaire, which
has so often been talked Of, is to be to a
certain extent experimental with this
week by Mr.. Cow, Of the Leader. He will
commence the publication Of tho BsllaIe
Evening Leader tomorrow, and continue
Il until Saturday evening. He will DO
assisted In the editorial work by several
prominent professional men and other
citizens, aud his project seems bound TO
meet with good degree Of success,
The ladies Of the NJ. E. Missionary SO.
ciety will entertain their friends at their
church tomorrow evening. Rev. james
Thoburn will lecture on India, which has
been hiS residence for many years, alter
which a tea party will DO given In the
basement.
The hands At the B. SO. round house
and repair shops have been put on half
time, working eight hours per day every
other week and remaining idle the alter
nAe week.
4 farmer living Just west OF the city
shot two chicken thieves, Wounding both
severely, but neither dangerously, one
night last week. There Is much com.
plant Of the plundering Of these gentry,
and the only sentiment expressed with
regard to this Is, HServed them right
The editor Of the Leader 10 generous
enough to give insertion 10 Gen. Hayes
letter Of acceptance, the strongest docu.
ment in his favor that has been pro-
duecd
The Hayes club met at City Hall Fri.
day night. Heatherington'A unrivallsd
band made the occasion enjoyable to al.
most all Of our citizens,
Pultney toEnShip-psineipally Bel.
laire, tools said to have eleven appli.
cants for tho Democratic nomination for
Sheriff This is'not to be wondered At,
| for the candidacy Il the biggest bonanIa
ID a political way that has ever been in
the reach OF the Belmont county Demo.
Gratis.
Minis Grove Saturday afternoon and
evening made business lively for the horse
Two Of our well known citizens had a
little fiSticuf on Saturday, bat as they
are very retlesnt We could not learn the
1 particulars.
me new military company viii meet
al City Hall tonight to choose name.
Two fshing parties descend the river
to-day hunting inny, furry and tsatherJ
game.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-24

NEW YORK, July 22.-Colton-Firm q
ike. EouF-Dull; grades othen thai
strictly prime still In buyers favor
No. 2, g 0Oa2 70; Iupsrhns western ant
State s. O0aS 90; common 10 good 81 00a4 10
good 10 choice 81 20ai rs; white wheat - 3
az %; extra Ohio g. SOa7 rs; 81. LouL
IS S7IIGS 90. WheAt-Qulet and price
unchanged. Barley and Malt-nominGl
Rys-steady; State At 70a79e. Corn-Aod
crate inquiry; western mixed hot ant
heated 4oAisc; ungraded 60aS3c. Oats
Dull and unchanged. Hay and Hops
Dull and unchanged. Groceries quiet ant
unehanged. WhlSky-NOFe active al
81 l2Izal IS.
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TnIAin.

TOLEDO, July 22.-Flour-Q uiet and Arm
Wheat-DuIl; No. ? white Wabash 81 %
No. 5, 81 I1If, No. white Michigan 81 %
amber Michigan 81 O5If; white seller Au
gust 81 o.; SeptemberSl OK; No. 2 ambei
SSc. Corn--firmi high mixed tpNc; sellei
August 5Oc; September Sic; low mixed 4sc
no grade 46c; damaged Sic.- oats-Dull
No. 2, 39ISc,
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NKw YoKK, July 22.-The market for
dark and medium fancy prints is more
active. Aliens prints have been opened
at Q w; the best dark standard prints will
be 10. Cotton Aaunels are In good demand.
Other cotton goods quiet and steady.
Wooden goods are in moderate request.
Foreign goods are dull.
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FINANClAL ANp coMMERcIAL
b TRLEeRARH.
New York Money and sloeks.

INV YoEE, July 22.-NoSEY-cisssa
a. ? PSE esaL Prime mercantile PspST 81
per cent. Custom TeesiPts t3D 90 Ths
Assistant Treasurer dfibupSd tis5, 000.
CislRiBE 81, 90, 60 Sterling qaiet; Ask.
lag - for % dsyl, 4Si foT tigAE
GoLD-LFft % Eisady a iliX. Borrow.
ing FGtss dat At per cent
GoVEGNNHTS-Duli End steady,
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SfATB B0NDs-Qni0t add Gtsady.

RAILROAD BOTpS-FiEm.
SToCEB-Ths Stosk market va very qui
ct a the opening, viii fluctuations TEEyinG
from u b =. Later Il became weak, de
elinlbg HnII. In late dealings Il vas qu.
ct, and closed duil and lower. Daring The
day OhioS declined 70 l4Jl, PAeiGe NAL 70
235t, and Lake Hhore V 65H, With Teo0V.
cry In the last sales Of XXX per esnt. ThS
gated 5000 shares, Of Hhieh 1900 were
Lake Shore, 400 Pacific Nal, 700 &.
PAgls, 7,S0 OhIol, 900 Western unien,
and $500 lIiehIgAn Central.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-24

PITTSBURGH, July 22.-Petroleum-Firm
aud higher; crude 81 49, 4A2471Ifat PArker'S;
refined l7IAl79Ee Philadelphia delivery.
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Prs., nssiy7ao' osa.

con,aining complete list Of all the towns in the
United States, the Territories and the Dominion Of
Canada, having population greater than 5000 10
o0rIng 70 the last census together with the name1
Of the Newspaper having the largest local drculA'
don In each Of tho places named. AlSo, catalogue
Of n6ESFapers which are recommended 70 Adyer-
uAafa q diving greatest value IN proportion % price.
charged. Also, all Newspaper In the United Staiel
and CanIdA printing over 1900 copies each Issue.
Also, al the Religious, Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Educa-
tional, Commercial, insurance, Real EState, Law
Sporting, Musical, Fashion, and other Speell ells,
Journals very complete llItS. Together with q
complete List Of over 800 German paptn printed 10
tho United stlteS, Also, m Olsay upon AdTgtil-
ing; many tables Of Tltsi showing the cost Of 3D.
Vertldng In various neEypaperS, and everything
which Rbeglnner In AdyertdnS would Hko TO know.
GEO. P. POWELL d CO.,
q Park Row, New 7 Ork
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Republican Needing nj BenWOOd
ON SRluFdny.

BrSwOop, MAMMAL Co, ". Va, /
July I'D, 1876. 7
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TWO CENTS.

on Patents, reported a bill 10 enable Charles
II. Fonda 10 make application for extension
OF patent for dredging machine. Passed.
DISTRICT TAX BILL.
Mr.. Buckner (MO) introduced n bin 20
regulate The assessment and collection OF
taxes for the support OF the government OF
the District OF Columbia. Referred TO the
Committee on District Affairs.
Mr.. Scales, n. O. from Committee on
Indian Affairs, reported a dill 10 amend the
Indian appropriation gill Of last Congress 50
as TO require better security from Indian
agents and for the better preservation OF the
books al the several agencies and TO place
all agents on the same footing. Passed.
Mr.. Wheeler, IN. " from the Committee
on Appropriations, reported the forttdca-
ton Appropriation bill, and asked its I'm
MEDIATE consideration, aS IL contained hat
three Items. and the whole amount apprO-
priated was $3.50 The nili was read. The
item are as follows; For protection, pre>er-
walton and repair OF Qualifications and othe-
works OF defence, 500 900; for armament OF
sea coast foTtihcatiODs. including Calling
guns, and FOR all necessary expenses, Sl6I. 900.
Tor harbor defences, torpedo experiments
&c, 80 COO.
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The Presidents Testimony.

POINTS OF TIE TESTIMONY ~ FAVOR or
RABCpCE.
A special TO the New York Times from
tsiS city on the 18Th SAYS. A fIu synopsis o!
the Presidents testimony was tonight te,e
graphed 70 Emory 4. StOrrS, Of General Bah
cocks counsel, by Mr. William 4. Cook
who represented the defence IN the taxing OF
the testimony here. The President tes;ides
that General Babcock had always perform. -
his duties as private secretary % the Pres.
dents Satisfaction. He knows his general
reputation in Washington aud IN tue army
IL II good, Nothing was ever heard oy him
against Babcock until the present charges
be remembers that BabcDck showed him a
dispatch from Joyce applying for the cOliec-
torship. II was simply sEown as other tete
grams. This was after the death OF Fond
He told BabcOck that Ford, having died
suddenly and away from home, ne the Pres
ldeut, should consult FBrd's bOEdSmel iu
making the appointment. They aul other
recommended Maguire. lie DID not thiak
Babcpck ever, directly or Ind rectly, SOu-l IA
10 influence the appointment OF Magulre.
Clu not remember OF BahcDck ever Vppa King
To him IN reference TO any charges made
against Joyce or Mcdonald. He certainly
TOOK 70 lively interest in the matter. r.
member Mcdonald being IN Wa>htngtO.
December Il, 1874 and role vita ham once
Did not remember a word OF con Vers alton On
any matter touching his official position or
these cases. saw aim as ue ltue President
was driving and stopped and requested him
10 ride. Since BabcOck's Indictment no ef-
Tort had been made to interfere with the
tTlal. AT the time the court OF inquiry was
ordered Ee supposed BabcOck would not TO-
indicted, because ne understood that the
grand jury would adjourn in "A day or tWr.
Mura II tie testimony Is fortified BY papers
and kilograms.
Attorney General Pierrepont and Sscre
tary Brlstow were preseat at me eXamina-
TO" yesterday .. TIE particular request Of
lie Pre- -iJeaj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-15

bLLTIsoRE, Feb. Is -yiugiuiA 6's. old IS. e.
sldsted' o q; West Va, =, North Csr0'in +. =
sugar quiet-lUal0la. " ~ .
BhLTINoRE, Fo5. IS Cotton quie; a a s,e.., -
H,ioullL q, d.ffl. Flour quiet snd steady, NJ
ShshEed NhtAt-steary and uuchsUg5c Con-
t1u.LeIa Qtleti western, shade hrmer; sput.t IN
wiz QUAD CO. yellow ssah9. western mi xed "a =
SPOT and February 6la It'd March. Oats deli sng
uncnaneed. kSe dutl and nomiual Has dun ant
nnChhnged. Proyislons easier; not quOtAbl, lover
6ork = ~. Lard, unchaU red. Butler, uncbsnged
fetroit I'M steady-cruce, "a; refined, Isal. Co4.e
b1mlnAlly UNCHANGED. WHISKY dull aus eA.ier-lll
LONDON, FEB. Is HSO D m &C lnsols, % n l6 Cor
money, "a 10 Ter the account u. 5. bonds, lsS7 A.
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nkW YORK, Feb. Is Stocks active aud strosg
money 8 Cod, la. Exchange, lOug, 4S: shOrf
81 Governments active aud strong.
NEW YORK, Feb. B-Fiour dull aud Grooming.
wheat quiet and heavy. Corn duh and dscliuipe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-15
THE BARTLErr-BENJ CHARGES

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHARGES
Editor Stdr:- Late Special Commissioner
Liberty Bartlett begs leave to correct the
misstatements of your informant, following
The Charges against Mr.. Benjamin." In
lieu OF to-day" the charges, with reference
TO evidence sufficient TO apprise the accused
were filed on the Sd instant. AS TO delav
different departments, inaccessible 10 the
complainant. The grounds of the charges
resulted from Mr.. Bartlett's official duties
ana have no personal animOSities. II Mr.
Benjamin is Lot responsible for great public
wrongs that have been perpetrated NJ
Bartlett will have 10 feelings OF regret at ms
deliverance.
nth Feb 1910