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The marks yesterday morning Indicted
feet 4 inches and rising. -
The Nellie Walton passed up with 4
tow oil empties about noon. She got
aground at the head Of the Island, and
was still fast last night.
The Science left for Parkenburg yes.
terday morning.
The HornbrOok left for Pittsburgh last
evening.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
last evening, and will leave upon her 70.
turn trip this afternoon at 8 O'clock,
The Courier will be this mornings
Parkersburg boat
The Salt Valley is due up tonight, en-
route to Pittsburgh.
The steamers Telegram, Phaelon and
Abner 0'NeGl are still running,
The Comfort and Tempest arc laid up
at Sunfsh.
The John L. RhoadS passed up yester-
day morning, en- route from 81. Louis to
Pittsburgh.
The Cincinnati Times says the new
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh packet, Emma
Graham, will be ready for business Sat.
urday week. She Is far superior 10 the
old boat, and will undoubtedly prove
good investment to her owners.
The Salt Valley has laid up at Middle.
port on account Of the low water.
The towboat Tom Reese was sold at
Pittsburgh on Wednesday, TO ]. B.
sneathen, for $500.
Cairo adyices, under date Of the 18th,
report as follows: "The Alice Brown
clears for the Ohio duringthe night with
twenty empty coal boats and bRfges, and
the Lioness with eight empties and two
barges loaded with rail ends and steel
blooms. She will go up as far "a possible.
The Coal Hill also goes up the Ohio with
empties"
IBy TGlssnph.l
PrTnBuRaH, July 20.-Riyer 8 feet 4
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CAIRO, July 2O.-Arriysd, fearless,
81. LoniS, ! PM, Yirgie Lee, ST. Louis,
2 p. NJ, Parker, Memphis, r. n. Belle
Memphis, ST. Louis, 7P, n, John Gilmore,
Ohio River. Departed, Yirgie Lee,
Pittsburgh, 8 PM, Parker, Cincinnati,
81. River 20 feet inches and fal.
ling. Weather cloudy. Mercury70.
EVANSVILLE, ISD., July 2O.-Weather
cloudy and cool, wind n. w. Mercury
63 to 72. River 8 S.l0 iset scAnt, and iai.
ling. Up-Idlewild, and smith.
Hospur, Mitchell, Joe, B. Williams, nd
]. s. Mercer with joint tow. Down n.
escon, Donnelly,-Donnelly ia AIDING
400 TO 500 tons, Business good !,
NEW ORLEANS. July 20.zAfriyed
Golden City, Cincinnati. No depar.
lures. Weather cloudy,
VrcksBuRa, July 20.-Weather clear.
Mercury SO. River fell l3 inches.
Uphill Allen. No boats down.
CRcISHATI, July 20s-Riyer 0 feet Q
inches and falling. Weather cloudy;
a light rain, cool. Arrriyed--LanSa Da.
Wis, 81. Louis, Cons Miller, Memphis.
Departed-Andes, Wheeling. Capt Da.
Wis sold the steamer Laura Davis to-day,
to Capt. Reno for 5000; Capt Reno
will run her In the Cincinnati and 81.
Lonis trade.
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VOLUME XXV--NUMBER $50.

Gov. Carroll, Mayor Latrobe. and dcfD,
Herbert and staff were present at the de.
pot all evening.
II is said the track along Ohio Avenue
has been torn up and blocked with carts
and drays in several places. AtmidnlVht
the 9th Regiment and the 10 companies
Of the 9th Regiment were still al Camden
Station, and Col. Peters, with 100 men Of
the 9th Regiment and Sd Armory, are all
under arms.
AT this hour, 1880 A. NJ, Baltimore
street Is comparatively quiet, aud also the
streets in the vicinity Of the 9th Armory.
The depot was badly burned as far up is
Barre street.
The lamp and oil house, corner Barre
and Howard streets was destroyed about
1880 +. NJ, also an old building, formerly
used as a stable, corner Montgomery and
Howard streets.
About IL o'clock some cars atthe Riy.
erside Round House were burned.
AL this hour, las A. NJ, II is ascer-
taiped that ten we're killed,
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talion was held at the Union Depot be-
tween VIM. Shaw, First Vice President
A. ]. Casset, Third Vice President, ex
Senator Scott, counsellor Of the road, ant
Gen. Pearson. At this time there was /
detchment Of the 18th regiment under
arms at the outer depot, and also q por-
tion Of the Hutchinson battery, whilI
another detachment Of the Eighteenth
Regiment occupied the hall Of the Unior
depot, II was proposed 10 place crew
on freight train and, under protection
Of the military, to pull out, and thul
bring matters to crisis, but as the en-
tire number Of men under arms was only
290, II was decided that the force was In.
adequate to break the strike and would
only result in useless bloOdShed, and the
plan was abandoned.
The commanding officer at this place
Gen. Pearson, will doubtless advise the
Adjutant General OF the State that the
force at his command is moi enough 10
maintain the law and ask for additional
troops, and until these ArriyO The siiua.
tion will probably remain unchanged.
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY EN- ROUTE TO
PTrTsBURGH.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2O.-At 8 o'clock
this evening Major General Il. NJ. Brin-
ton, commanding the lst division Of the
N. g. p received the following dis
patch;
You will move with your entire divi.
sion Of cavalry and artillery, dlsmounted,
via the Pennsylvania railroad to
Pittsburgh, reporting on your ar
rival 10 Major General Pearson. Ad-
wise him and me Of your departure
from Philadelphia and your progress
along the road. The ammunition will be
furnished you at Harrisburg and will be
in charge Of Geo. Kelley, aud Mr.. Diver.
The Pennsylvania railroad will furnish
transportation.
[Signedl J.W. LATTA,
Adiutaat General
Immediately on receipt Of the above,
notices were sent to the various com.
mands, and tonight men are mastering at
all the armories. The division
includes the lst, I'd, Sd, and
9Th regiments, the Keystone battery,
city troop Of Black HuzzirS, Washington
Greys, Weccacoe Legion and Invincibles.
These commands number 1000 men, but
il is feared that not over 1000 can be
mustered tonight. Gen. Brinton has his
headquarters at the League House and
is now receiving reports from the va.
rious commands. Tie Pennsylvania has
made every arrangement here for carry.
ing troops to Pittsburgh, and cars are now
waiting at the depot. It is not likely the
command will move before Monday. In.
formation received from the West Phila.
delphiR depot this evening indicates no
strike OF freight brakemen.
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FROn the INDIAN BoRDER
Red Heart and Other Warriors
surrendering.
The War is .PrnclIeaIly Ended
Howard,WiII Give Them no Rest
ButsWill,Pursue them
vigorously.

LEwIsrowS, July 17.-I left General
Howard at Kamiah at CLOCK last even.
ing. Joseph did not comply with the
general terms Of unconditional surrender
and the investigation Of his case by the
Military Court. Seventeen warriors, in.
Guiding Red Heart, and % women and
children came in yesterday and delivered
themselves up. They report that many
others will follow their example; that
Joseph was forced by White Bird and
other chiefs TO accompany them; that
want and Generalization among the late
hostiles are very great, and that their
destination Is to hunt buffalo, east Of
The Bitter Root Mountains. The Cayal.
~ and Volunteers ARE in vigorous pur.
suit This war is practically ended,
apparently. Leaving two companies at
Kamiah 10 await the arrival Of Green
with his five companies, who Is charged
with affairs in this vicinity, General
eHoWari intends, as indicated In his dis.
patch Of the 18th, to Immediately collect
his remaining forces here and proceed 10
Hellgate and settle the Indian matters in
that section, He apprehends that these
fleeing hosliles may seek 10 restore their
fortunes in that country.
[signedl KELLER, a. DC
HeIlgate lei branch Of the Bitter Root
river. 1t Is south Of and not far from
the Flathead Indian reservation. .
SHERMAN oNrHE YELLOW STONE,
Gen. Sherman and party passed TO the
yellow Stone about 40 miles towards Bis
marek from the Powder river,
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MAKING MERRY AT oRAPtoM
GRAFTON, July 20-0 P. NJ

GRAFTON, July 2O-9 M.
heslrlkers have two balls in full blast
here tonight, one at Brinkman's Hall
and another in vacant store room on
Main street, with a sufficient force about
tho depot TO hold the fort.
They held another meeting this alter
noon, the object being to discuss matters
connected with the strike and to keep as
well organized as possible.
A subscription paper was circulated
about town this evening and about thirty
dollars were subscribed by the citizens
for the benefit Of the strikers.
All are quietly awaiting further de.
vclopments. II.
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MARTINsBuRo, July 20, L.;

MARTlEsBURG, July ~, l2;jOP. N.
Firemen zeph and Maniord, who went
out with the first freight train returned
this evening, They report the strikers
out in strong force at Keyser, where they
were compelled to leave their trains and
come back here. The Guards have Just
been ordered to be ready to leave at a
moments notice. All is quiet at this
writing. Il.
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MINOR TELEGRAnIS.

The Merchant Tailors ofsyracuse
New York have resolved no longer to em.
ploy members ofthe Tailors Union.
The First National Bank Of Potts.
vile, Pa, has gone into liquidation. De-
positors to be paid Immediately and the
stockholders as soon as possible.
President Hayes and Cabinet will At.
tend the Exposition at Louisville, Sep
tember 17th.
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Al Baltimore & Ohio Wires Cut
Eight Persons Known to Have
Been Killed.
CALLING OUT THE TROOPS.

CALLING OUT THE TROOPS.
BALTIMORE, July 2O.-Telegrams from
Cumberland state that all freight trains
are stopped there and the crews taken
from them by the strikers.
The violence and lawleSsness OF the
strikers having been brought to the
knowledge Of Governor Carroll, he this
afternoon issued the following order
calling out the military:
EXECUTIVE OPFIcE, l
BALTIMORE, July 20, 1877. !
To Brig. Gen. Joseph r. Herbert, Command.
ing FTrst Brigade n. NJ G.:
SIR-You will proceed at once with
the 9th Regiment Of your command to
the city OF Cumberland 10 aid In the
suppression OF riot and lawlesness along
the line Of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road in this State, and there await fur.
ther orders.
[signedl IKE CARROLL,
Governor and COMMANDMENTS. Chief
GOV. oARRoLLs PROCLAMATION.
Governor Carroll also Issued procla,
nation as follows;
Whereas, 1t has come 10 the knowledge
OF the Executive that combinations ol
men have been formed at various points
along the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad in this State, and that con,
spiraoy exists, the object Of which is to
impede traffic and interfere with the legl
innate business OF said Railroad Com.
panY, and
Whereas, various acts Of lawleGnesl
and intimidation 10 effect this purpose
has been perpetrated in this State BY
bodies Of men with whom the local au
thorities are, in some cases, incompetent Il
deal, and
Whereas, II is OF the frat Importance
that good order should everywhere pre-.
vail and citizens in every class should be
protected, therefore |, John Lee Carroll
Goyernoa Of Maryland, by virtue Of the
authority vested in me, DO hereby issue
this proclamation calling on all citizens
Of this State to abstain from acts Of law
lessness and aid the lawful authorities il
the maintenance OF peace and order.
NANeu uuuGE IL uAuu huu bil6 HIGh
seal Of the State Of Maryland, at Balti.
more, this 20th day OF July, 1877.
JOHN LEE CARROLL,
By the Governor, Governor.
R. Q. HOLIDAY, Sety cf State.
UNDER MARCHING ORDERS.
Shortly after the issue Of the order 10
Gen. Herbert the regiment wis under
marching orders and will leave about z
o'clock tonight armed and equipped fol
FIRING on THE CROWD.
As the 9Th regiment, Col. Clarence Pc
tiers, was marching from ita armory alonr
Baltimore street 10 Camden Station q
proceed to Cumberland the regiment VA
stoned and fred into BY the crowd on th.
streets, The regiment fred into az
crowd and \ number were killed anS
wounded. The eontuSion and exeitement
Is 90 great that it 10 impoas;ble @ ret 4
the facts now. -Four dead bodice hay.
been taken. 70 thspALiddle Ditt. slatior
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rrourEEs TRAIN. AT CUMBERLAND.
CUMDER1AND, july 2O-3 PM.

. s1'g
Eighteen freight trains are blocked
here. The freight trains leaving Mar
tinsburg were stopped here, when the
engineers and firemen abandoned them.
Two hundred more soldiers are coming
from Washington. Soldier train mo.
mentarily expected here. WHO.
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MeeIlngo OF FrcigIlt AFenls.

ST. LOUIS, July 2O.-A meeting Of the
general freight agents on all the roads
running cas-! from st. Louis, was held To-
day, at which the matter Of cutting rates
was fully discussed, and II was agreed by
all that il should be stopped, and the
rates established July 2lst should be re-
stored and adhered 10.
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The strike inRugurated on the Penn.
sylvAnia Railroad still continues and the
excitement occasioned thereby has been
increased intensely by the determined eI.
forts made by the railroad authorities 10
remove the blockade, which was estab-
lished yesterday. Throughout the morn.
ing rumors Of the employees Of the raj.
roads Centering here joining in the move.
ment were freely circulated and found
ready credence: but, up to this time, r.
NJ, no such demonstration has taken
place. The strikers are hourly increas.
Ing in strength; rs the trains come in they
are met, and the crews, after taking their
train TO the yards, join them. There are
to-day, at the lowest estimate, 900 loaded
cars lying on the track between the
Union depot and East Liberty, while The
number en- route sWells the total to /, 500
loaded cars. The number constantly in.
creases and the mass oftaacks will soon
DO all occupied BY inert masses Of rolling
stock heavily ladened with goods for nj
points ofthe East and WeSl,
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MART1SsBURG, July 90.

MARrINsBURa, July 20.
Al this writing nine freights have left
for the West and ten for the East. Su-
pervisOr Bob French reports that they are
proceeding without mOlestation. The
troops have arrived at Sir Johns Run,
and all Is quiet there. W. Il. o.
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LOUISVILLE, July 2O.-Hmtior
Louisvilles S.-Erfors Louisville
Harttords 7.-Base hits, LOUSY
Hartforas 1l.-Time l hour and
utes.
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MARTISsDuRa, July 20.

4HNNIINeHONUIV VUIJ -V'
A freight train from here this morning
had been stopped, and is in the hands Of
the railroad and canal strikers at Sir
Johns Run. Soldiers are embHrking on
a special train and leave in a few minutes
for the scene Of trouble. W. H.O.
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The Fonr Per G,ont T,on,.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The syuu
subscriptions to the new 4.per cent 10.
are SO, 200, 900, Of which $40, 100000 are
from London. The total subscriptions
are $40, ,lS2,5O0
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SOLDIERS ON A WILD GOOSE CHASE.
SIR JoHN's Run, W. Va, July 90, |

a train with four companies of SOL
diers has just arrived. The railroad and
canal strikers let the train go before our
arrival. Alarge crowd ia in the woods,
hootiug and yelling, A portion Of the
troops will be left here. W. H.0.
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Marine News,

ANTWERP, July 2O.-The steamer Va.
derland, from Philadelphia, has arrived.
NEw York, July 20-Arriyed, the
steamship Montana, from LiYernool.- -
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The Good Templafs Of Missouri 70.
solved among other things that The Ma
Siional Government should exercise the
Legal pretogatiye Of Issuing paper money
to BE- made . legal te nder teF all pnrpses.
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Wenther lndicnIIona.

WAh BhfAhiMAMTt
ORBicE OF THB CHIER SI0AAL OYRicIR.
WASHINGTON, D. q, July ALL L.'n.l
PRonABttIrrEa
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, sta.
tionary or rising barometer, southwest to
northeast winds, followed by warmer
and clear weather.
For the Lakes, rising followed in the
Upper Lakes by falling barometer, north.
west TO southwest winds, stationary tenn.
perature and partly cloudy weather,
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MARTrNsDuRo, July 2O.-A striker
named Davis has been arrested. The
officers are looking for other conspicuous
obsructors Of trains. The Wheeling
MALTA will probably leave for home this
afternoon.
Lieutenant Curtis, Of the U. S. army,
reports that upon arriving at Keyser
the fireman and engineer we're taken from
the train, aud>it was run on the siding,
his detachment being too small for efscl'
I've operations. Gen. French has for
warded 4 company.
SITUATION AT NEwARK-GATHERIso OF
TRooPs..
coLuMBus, Iuly2O.-There ia nothing
essentially new in the situation at New
ark. Passenger trains are running rs
usual bat no freight trainE are allowed to
20 out Large crowds are waiting the
arrival Of troops, but 10 violence Il
offered, Several attempts were made 10
get trains out but without Iuccess. The
strikers are very feticenl AL to Rhatmay
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ahnrnl,nlhera IEnI Pnr.

QuEBEc, July q. The Shareholders
Of the Sildacona Insurance Company
agreed to pay without delay, that pro-
portion Of each share Of the subscribed
stock, neeesary7to settlement oi the
existing claims against the company.
The question oi resuming was reEeryed
TIL al the claims are disposedof.
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na- or Hperin ERGLLsH aaAstsaiEe. ea4
july ssle6raisa 9r Ratfieiiy, DRablliiy nd Ma
nAiI q POINT Inl5 Manbtrl.
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A COUNCIL HELD.

PrrnnURaH, July O..-Filed midnight,
AT meetingo Of theI strikers this A. NJ,
in which engineers, conductors, stokers,
brakemen, and Aagmen participated, a
full discussion Of the situation was had
anda committee Of five, composed Of one
representative from each ol the above
classes, was appointed 10 interview Mr..
Pitcairn, Superintendent Of the Western
Division. AT this interview, which took
place this afternoon the men made sub.
stpntially the same demands, which were
embodied in their resolutions last night
viz: That classification Of engineers be
abolished; that the 10 per cent reduction
be restored, and that the double train
eysIem be abandoned.
After long discussion Of the matter
and the rejection Of the proposals. the
committee left and reported The resuIttc
the strikers.
Thil efsnipg about 5 o'clock q consul
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MARYLAND

MARYLAND
INVOLVED IN THE 3. & 0. WAR
Gov. Carroll Calls Out the Troops
And Also Issues a Proclamation.
Colonel Peters Marches Out His
Regiment.
They are Stoned and Fired Upon.
The Troops Fire Into the Crowd.
A Number Killed and Wounded.
Great Excitement on the Streets.
The Streets Blocked with an In
furlatsd Crowd.
The Depot at Camden Point Set
on Fire.
All Baltimore & Ohio Wires Cut.
Eight Persons Known TO Have
Been Killed.
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BUFFALO, July 2O.-All passenger and
freight trains on the Erie railroad, except
on the Falls branch, have been abandon.
ed. Tickets now issued will be houoted
by the New York Central, and tickets
issued by the Erie road over the Atlantic
& Great Western will be honored by the
Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern or the
Buffalo 4 jamestown road. All is quiet
In ILia victbity
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Shortly after the issue of the order TO
Gen, Herbert the regiment wis under
marching orders and will leave about Z
o'clock tonight armed and equipped for
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CoLUNDUs, O., July 20.-The Panhan.
die officers here authorize the following
statement: No attempt has been made
to interfere with the movement Of either
freight or passenger trains and not man
has struck. The passenger trains over
the Panhandle and Pennsylvania line are
running with regularity, and the trouble
with the freight employees on the Western
Division OF the PennsylvAnia Railroad
will. probably be settled tomorrow, as q
large force Of military will take charge
Of and protect the property Of the com,
pAny at once.
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In compliance with instructions from
headquarters OF the National Guard Of
Pennsylvania, the 18th regiment is here.
by ordered and directed to assemble at
the central armory fully uniformed, arm.
ed and equipped for duty atG:30 A. N.
Col. P. N, Guthrie will report for duty
with his command at the Union Depot,
at 7 o'clock, sharp.
by ordsrot Major Gen. Pearson.
J.B. MOORE,
Il. OIL, & A, A. Gen.
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The Richest Woman in the World.

The Queen OF England IS, says Mr. Jen-
nings, at this momeut the richest woman
In the world totally apart from The sum
she annually .receiyes from the country.
When the Princc Consort chose South
kensington as the .site for the great cXai-
bitlon he Invested large amount of mcney
in lands thereabouts and that money hAN
BY this time Increased forty OF ifty told,
and brings in revenue adequate IN it''i
TO support u good-Sizcd Kingdom. lhe
Oueen herself Is All excellent manager.
ADD had she begun life with capital OF
$500 she would by this time have made IL
ESQ 600. for she has turn for mopeysmak-
ing. and never loses s. chance Of ihcreasing
her shining store.
Il NAV be doubted whether she spends
much, II any. more than E25.OOO year.
for she rarely receives anybody even to
dinner, aal ahhoughshe has TO keep up
large class OF servants. f25,0 will 20
oEy way even mere to defray all expenses
OF that description. I mentioned this sum OF
E25 900 the other day 10 friend OF mine
who knows a good deal more about ths.
court than do. and he laughed aosut 10
as being absurdly high. However that be
the Queen receives E3So.OOO year rom
the nation, about f40, 900 more from the
Duchy OF Lancaster and not less than GOO,
WU from ntr lnNcsLtuculs-ot ~ A<osepV =
year. =
The Prince of Wales receives Ei0o9
from the nation, about $50, 900 from the
Duchy OF Cornwall, and his wife flQUo0
from the nation-altogcther fllO,OOO, and
upon this he has 10 keep large .auiny,
aud To receive aud entertain numerous
guests, give gardeo parties, balls, dinners
and incur vast expenses generally which
onghr properly 10 fall upon the monarch.
No wonder that he j. relatively poor
man. The prospect before him Is not -esy
bright. for the Queen may reign these
twenty years TO come yet. She is only %,
as strong as a lion. In perfect heaIih, and
probably hopes TO reign as long as her
distinguished ancestor, George Ill, who
was on the throne for sixty years-peEce
to his memory. And certain no one wishes
any evil to happen TO the Queen, or = zee
the shortening of her days, for after all, II
is by no means certain that a char. e.
whenever 1t may come, will necessarily be
for the better.