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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-21

CINCINNATI, O., February 2O.-The
proprietor Of the hotel at Jefferson, Tex.
as, at which Bessie Moore and her mur.
derer stopped while in that city, arrived
here this morning and identified Abe
Rotschild as the man who was last seen
with Bessie Moore. While there he
passed under the name Of Munroe. II
will be remembered that these dispatches
on Saturday last gave an account of at
tempted suicide by Rotschild, supposed
to have been caused by remorse.
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structions, Inthe course Of the cOpyer.
sation the President said Gen. Nicholls
should not be held responsible for the
freak OF the crazy man who shot Packard.
A WRESTLING MATCH.
A wrestling match for $500 side. be-
tween Mclaughlin, Of Detroit, and Cav
annugh, Of Vermont, was witnessed hy
1900 people. Mclaughlin won eAsy N
two straight falls.
FUNDING THE NEW 4 PER CENTs.
The Senate Committee on Finance to-
day agreed to report the bill funding the
new4 per cent bonds, 1t Is not exactly
the plan Of the President, as recently rec
commended by him, but il in that direc-
tion.
THE MEXtCAN AWARD.
The Mexican Minister will Tomorrow
appear before the Judiciary Committee
OF the Senate 10 present evidence showing
Tue award in the Weel case to be fraudu
lent.
DON PIAT1's CASE.
The Governments case against Don
Piatt was before the grand Jury TODAY,
1t is well Understood that an indictmeIi
will be returned under the statutes for
uttering seditious writings, and further
proceedings will be held toward procur..
ing an indictment for libel.
NICHOLS AND TAXES.
A telegram received from Governor
by Maj. +. a. Burke, saws, the
people of Louisiana, not only reinse to
pay taxes to any Government but that
Of which ! ain Executive, but have antic.
ipated the appointment Of tax collector,
and voluntarily paid 10 the agents for
he use Of our Government the per.
'cntagc deemed sufficient for present
have delayed many appoint.
nents OF the tax collectors, because
legislation reducing the pres.
mt extrnvHgant compensation now paid
or collecting. The people not only are
willing but are anxious to pay.
non rlArr BEGINS TO SCARE.
Don Piatt published card this after.
loon, in which he says:
Nothing was further from my thought.
II penning the editorial in last Sundays
ssue OF the Capital than the horrible
'rime of assassination. Open resistance
o revolutionary wrong for which there
Gems no other resistance, il one thing
md assassination another. In the sen
ence so strongly commented on and de.
bounced, it will appear when taken in
consideration with what precedes ind
ollows, my appeal is made to the people
md not 10 the assassin"
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GcliIng nOWm 10 Their Work.

NNAluS AONu ~ luelr "OrKs
The motion OF Mr.. sleadman prevailed
III the il onsc yesterday, limiting members
to Eve minute speeches on bills before
that body. This Is wholesome check on
the garruliIy OF certain members, and
will enable those who really mean busi.
ness to get rid OF one great clog on the
progress Of legislation. A man who really
has something 10 say can say vast
amount in Eve minutes. Light travels
9aooO,OOO Of miles in eight minutes, and
light from the legislative mind can be
emitted and scattered very rapidly, where
there is real illumination in the speaker,
IN the short space of five minutes. Old
Ben Franklin was five minute speaker.
1t was remarked Of him that when he got
up he always had something to say; that
he said it and quit when he was done.
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Marine Intelligence.

NEw York, February 20.-Arrived-
Steamers Switzerland, from Antwerp, and
Greece, from London.
LONDON, February 2O.-Steamers Lab.
rador and 0thello, from New York, and
Moravian, from Portland, have arrived.
MovlLLE, February 2O.-The Steam
ship Bolivia, from New York, has ar
rived.
New YORK, February 2O.-The steam.
er Idaho, from Liverpool, has arrived.
San Francisco, February 9O,-Clear.
ed-The British ship Thermere for Liy.
erpool,
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rhc Capltal I.emovnl nIlI. 1

This bill was taken from the table OF
the Senate yesterday and passed, with its
amendments. 1t will no doubt again
pass the House, as the amendments are
nnimpOrtant. Some Of the honorable
Senators seem to have been very much
mixed ~ 10 how to vote on the question,
as, for instance, Senators Grantham and
Lowe. The former voted 10 table the bill
on Monday, and on yesterday voted to
take it from the table. The latter voted
against tabllng it on Monday, and ycster.
lay lih not vote at all.
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CoLuNEn, $. C., Feb. 2O.-Information
having reached President Grant from
Republican sources here that several
white military companies intended to in.
dulge In parade; an order was issued
10 col. Black, OF the 18th Infantry,
commanding Post there, to prevent any
such demonstration.
Hampton issued u proclamation to.
night calling on the people to comply with
the requirements Of the Prcsidents order,
but protesting againstit and asking that
the celebration be postponed until some
more anspicions period.
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LouIsSIILI, February 2O.-E. D. Ken.
ucdy, Commissioner Of the Girrard Coun.
ty Circuit Court, was killed to-day by G..
& Kennedy, his nephew, at Lancaster, in
that county. The difficulty was about
= law suit. q. c. Kennedy has been ar
rr-ir,l.
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\ NUMBER Of responsible men have
offered TO take the St. Louis Gas Works
oil the hands OF the city and furnish gas
to the citizens at 81 so per thousand
cubic feet. Their offer beats Wheeling
by l2l cents.
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AshtnbuIa Inyestigntion.

CLEVELAND, February 2O.-A special
to the Leader from Ashtabula says: The
coroner's jury reassembled to-day. Sew.
eral brakesmen were examined in regard
to the length Of time required to stop a
train on which the patent Creamer
brakes are used.
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INDIANAPOLIS, February 2O.-Hon. D.
Z. Branham, State Senator from Jefferson
county, died in this city this forenoon,
Mr.: Branham has long been identified
with the politics and internal improve.
ment Of the State.
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Syrncuse Chnrter EIec1ion.

SYRACUSE, February 2O.-At the char.
ter election to-day James G. Beldon, Re.
publican, was elected Mayor by 1853
majority, the largest ever given to any
candidate for Office in Syracuse. The Re.
pnblicans carry every Ward in the city
on Aldermen and Supervisors.
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Tue iOint.convention count in Congress
stopped at Nevada yesterday. Oregon
will probably be reached to-day. Wat.
ier'on, Of Kentucky, spoke his piece. He
goes in for abiding the result, thereby
making amends for his foolishneas before
the Commission was organized.
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Attacked by IIulllanS-LarSe BE.
quests 10 Charitable EnStitu-

lions.
New York, February 2O.-GeneraI
Shrie, Of Washington, was attacked by
two ruflians near the corner OF Broadway
and 9th street, last night, and severely
wounded IN the head and robbed Of a
gold watch and chain, diamond ring
and some money.
By the death of Miss Mary Dancer, a
few days ago, more than four.fifths Of
the large property acquired by Matthias
Dancer, gambler, goes to charitable and
benevolent institutions. Mary is said to
have been ayoung lady Of rare beauty
and character, and during her life she
gave much to charities. By her will
S3S5,O00 will be divided among thirty
one religious, benevolent and charitable
Institutions.
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Congressman Ellis, Col. Burke and
Counsellor Cavanaue, Of Louisiana, call.
ed on the President to-day and explain
ed the condition Of affairs in that State.
The President replied he was satisfied
that Gen. Nichols was acting in good
faith in preserving the status quo, and he
bad no intention Of changiGg his in
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Philadelphia Re.eIccis Mayor
StOkely.

PmtAnELPHlA, February 20.-Stokely
hsP has been reelected Mayor by 1000
AlAloI''l. The Democrats supported
Ia'sn, the Reform candidate.
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FIRE RECORD.

BosroN, February 3O.-Walter Aikeu'-
residence ut Franklin Fail, was burned
Loss $4,000; uninsured.
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Weather In,IIcntrons.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
VRFICk oF THK CHIRP SIGNAL OFPICxR,
WARRINGTON, d. C. February oil -

J
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-.
souri, Valleys, and the Lake regions, fall,
ing barometer, warmer southwest winds
increasing cloudiness, and, at the north.
er!!y stations, possibly followed by light
rain or snow.
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DEATH OF ADMIRAL ooLDsBoRouGM

WASHINGTON, February 90 Rear
Admiral Louis NJ. Goldsborough died
this morning Of typhoid pneumonia, be.
ing the sixth death that has occurred
among the Rear Admirals, two within
the last four or FIVE weeks. The funeral
services over the late Admiral Davis
took place to-day in St. Johns Church,
Cambridge, Mass.
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IuAs. F.. DWIGHT.
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

is prepared 10 make careful and complete aua,.,,
ai iron Ores, iimcstones, Mineral Waters etc,
Laboratory cor. gltll and Chap!ine street,
anS2 Wheeling, W. Va
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By mutual agreement the Senate Com.
mittee on Privileges and Elections and
the Committee on Powers, Privileges and
Duties OF the House in counting the elec.
toral vote have decided not to 20 into an
examination Of the papers and accounts
of the leaders Of either political party,
In consequence OF this Ellis, President Of
the Third National Bank Of New York,
will not be required to produce an alb
stract Of the account Of Samuel j. Tilden
ut the Third National Bank for examina.
tion. n Chandler, Chairman of the Ma.
tional Republican Committee, will be ex.
cused from appearing before the latter
committee with his account books, papers
&c. This harmonious action OF the two
committees was brought about through
the exerLions Of Senator BNrnum and Mr..
Ellie
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THE coUNTIN0 oF MIssIssIrrI.

A consultation was held to-day among
the Republicans having in charge the
protest prepared against counting the
electoral vote Of Mississippi for Tilden
and Hendricks, but in view Of the DELAY
it would cause in the completion OF the
count, they decided to withhold it and let
the count go on so far as they arc con,
cerned without interruption.
James NJ. Wattenough, pay inspector
OF the Navy, has been appointed Pay.
master General.
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When Michigan was reached in the
count OF the electoral vote Mr.. Tucker
objected to the counting OF the vote Of
Daniel L. Crossmap, Republican elec.
Tor, claiming that Crossman had not been
duly appointed.
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structionS. In the course Of the copyer..
sation the President said Gen. Nichols
should not be held responsible for the
freak Of the crazy man who shot Packard
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A WRESTLING MATCH.

A wrestling match for $500 a side, be-
tween Mclaughlin, Of Detroit, and CAV
anaugh, Of Vermont, was witnessed by
1900 people. Mclaughlin won easy in
two straight falls,
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FUNHINU THE NEW 7 TER UkNTs.
The Senate Committee on Finance to-
day agreed to report the bill funding the
new4 per cent bonds, 1t Is not exactly
the plan Of the President, as recently rec
commended by him, but il in that direc-
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11

Do you really care enough for me to take me back again 2" she asked, smiling tesrfully "Because l have offended beyond redemption. Iwss never much help, I'm afraid but you mus, not think Mrs. McIlvsne has spoiled me for all good" ...t
 Dear child" from happy Mrs. Rod man, "i, was losing the sunshine when you left us'
 And all the rest were eager with their welcoming assurance.-all but Robert. He had yuat words, but ssis. eyes spoke for him.
 He spoke for himself on another sub. ject before they parted for the night.
 "If you had not come back 10 us should have gone to you, Mona, hardly dared to hope for this time when should be saying to you, I love you, sweet, and yet 1 believed in it 50 fully tha. l never lost heart to work and strive. Do you know"
 "I know that I am fated to have a celebrity for husband," she interrupted 'and that celebrity aad that husband is yourself"
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SOCIETIES.
SANDY HOOK.
CHURCHES

Sa~%ksS11HtS-
 ME1NoptsT.--Rev Isgss Taylor, pastor. Ser- vices, lo-so A. M., itsp and P. M- Sunday school ll.45 A. N. Prayer meeting Thursday .sveaings, ST. h-
 ST- 5oHss CHAPEL Rev Francis W. Bar nett assistant minister Services PM Sunday School F A-
 6H4-r -. SOCIETIES.
 GRANITE LenGx lSDnRENpENT ORDER OF Coop TRMPLAxs:-aaeet in hall oxer H. L. Wheelsr.s Furniture WxEeroom every Friday evening. Ohi- ,cerA j. P. B.4skman, ". C. T. Mrs. ". w. Per Ains, ". Y. T, Christian Beahier W. S., Mrs. E. 4. Benaett, W. F. B., Mrs. H. L. Wheeler, w. T.. Wan. 5. Terill, W. M, Mics N. A. Judsoa, ". G, Miss Ella ;. Peck, w. 0. G, John F. grifdp P. W. T.
 HIRAM LODGE, No IS, F. A. M- Meet in Na- sonic Hall, lst aud Sd Vi ednesdays of eSch month Of1caSs: Wn. ssndford. V, m.. soAn tsndford, Sr w., somers Crofut. IT, w. James d. Wilson Sect H. L. Wheeler, TrexS and Chapn-, Nm~ Acklsg, sr. Des-. Chester Hard. Steward. A. w. OrgelTaann. Tier ....~. ..
 BogAL ARCH CRATER -Aaet Second Ti,ursday of each mouth, in Masonic ,Akll- Officers; Geo Nedenden, Il. F., H. L. Wheeler, K., James N. Biacknaan, scribs., Wm- l. Stafford, c of H.. Jas A. Wilson. F. B.. G. A lloagh, K. A. C.
 ALPHA JUVENILE TExrIx No l.--1neet in Lodge Rean aver Furniture Store, every Sunday after taooa, at 4.3o o'clock. Giss Ella Psck, 6upt. " kerkins. W CT.
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Housatonie Railroad.

Time Tahde. To tske s1seet July 10, is1s
 Traias LAeD< Eesdass gOa4g Iart1. D-G .. n l. $ s.O3 g. z9 sud 5.a3 p- na- t0.E F. m. and s.eg p. m. trans connect at Bro0kaeA Juno ton with trains for Danbury-
 Gsing SouA. S. E snd H. So a na., s&S anA s.sa p. m. sunday Train, 7.43 ?. m.
 rraiss Lease Hasd<yri5le GsiNE Iostk la-E .. m.. 1. 20 s.1s $40 and l. 70 p. m. ius5 2. m. and 6 4e p. n. trains coained st brookded Anc- ton with trains for Danbury-
 Gsina So~tA, eos and Il. % .. m., <ss sad 1-zo p. m. sunday Milk Train, 7.So m
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shepaug RaiIssd.
ARRANGEMENT CT TRAINS. co
 au~s.SiS fHrs

ARRANGEMENT CT TRAINS. commencing August is, isi7.
 Cosaafing Traias Leaue FerfOscs st 10, ,E .. m- and s-es p. m. Arrive st Lltchred z % and .as n. m. Sdssddys sn sdditioaai Connection l. made by Train passing Newtewn st 1.G m-, witk Train arriving 1t ifchneld at l0.Oe D. m- Lasss Lstch Gesd tt s55 .. ID. .Mondays 7.is A- ID U aad a.N m arriving at Havleyviile ll.50 .. m IMoudAys s.D a- n-i and JOS p.m., con. rsstine with trains on Housxtonic R. R
 Sssl4y MI Trsis leaves Lzfchfeld 1. 70 P. m- I'd eouiseetS vith Housatoutc Milk Train.
 c. IL PLATT. 6ups
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g&l&st:%s
MONA.
Bsthsi, Sept. .2l, ls77


 considering.
 How the beautiful prospect, the world of ose-hues, lights and golden pro misses allured her
 After all, would she be doing. justice to herself or the rest if she declined the broader, brighter life stretching out be- fore her.t
 Every one added to the burden press ing on the Rodman paternal shoulders i; the cloud of care had not been allowed to fall upon Mona, but she knew in a vague way that the general shabbiness which had stolep by imperceptible de
 grees over the family was unavoidable in making the two ends meet even her support removed would ne Tightening of the load.
 Il Esalas made up my mind" she said,
 with sudden resolution, turning to uake the announcelneiA just as the door opened and Robert cane in. "Guing? That is right" he said, ap- provingly, while storm of reproaches and remonstrances broke forth from the
 younger boys.
 They had a better right to her than Mrs. Mcllyane; how woule she get along without half dozen fellows to fight her battles, -pathetically-what in this wide world would they do without Mona?
 "Oh, will be placed so can make that all right. Do you think l am going to take all the benefits and give none !? There shall be shower of goldsr fairy gifts, take my word for it, and such things have wonderful effect in solac- ing broken hearts, I've heard" . Mira Rodman looked in surprise at this burst of cynicism from Mona, but the girl had fitted away, with the mo- mentary bitterness yelling up into one low, passionate cry as she found her self alone, a.s... AOh, it is well am to go when he shows Itave wora out my welcome here"
 The next moment she was ashamed of herself for that ungenerous and unwal- matted reflection upon those whose affec- dSn had never failed her, but tue knowl- edge that Robert would willingly see her depart hurt her all the same. She could not know what stern re- precision the young fellow had put upon himself, how he had argued that it would be Hnfsir to take sdyantage of her igno- rance when she stood upon the threshold of the sphere to which she properly be- ionged, or what strong faith he had that she would go through the world un- scathed.
 She was B1,t pns of them properly. Motherly Mrs. Rodman had taken the loueiy little orphan into her heart and h0me All the boys from manly Rob down l.. tiny Dave Vled Hlth eaca other III doing homage to the little queen.
 That was tie state of affairs when Mra Mcilvane came in her carriage one day with proposition that took Nona's s breath away.
 My dear.' said the stately old lady, your father was dear t0 me once as a son hope his daughter will not refuse me the comfort and happiness which she alone can give. Every advantage can offer shall be yours. These good people have family of their own, they will not miss you. and it is very lonely old wo- man who is begging for the boon of your compsnionship." She might have added very despotic
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ADvERTIsINo RATES.

Special Notices, Ten Ceuts per line first, and Five Gents for each subsequent insertion.
 Transient advertising payable in advance. No desd-best advertising taken. Yearly advertise ;nnsnts payable at the end of each quarter. Pro. tfsss,onai and Business Cards ito occupy not more ,than five linesl ss.Oo year. Resukr ssarly ad sertisers. whose bills amount to SIG or over, will goceive the paper free.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Aewtown < Wssdbury Stage Liae.

Leaves Wsodbufy st J.so a. fn., sonthhury st <. 90 g.m., soutk Britain tt .. m.. Beauett's Bridge at g. 30 s. p. Berkshire st 10 .. h., sSndy Hook at 10. 50 x. Ill. arriving at Ne~to~a to meet the B- r a. I'd. Up Train, and leaves for Wood bury on the arrival of the Il l0 a. n, Down Tian and srrives at Moedbnry at p. p-S she same time ss tas Woodbury and Seymour Stage.
 GEoRGE TYLER. Propriesor. Neetoas, A1g- ad. 1871.
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Peopie's Line.

c&er my sereesfo the tr1seling pabEc. znd can be found all tnes ready tocenyey rzsseageFs to Ad frou, the Depot or to Sandy Hook and hes<ownSt Charges moderate Remember tie 1Gevernsr."
 GEORGE kEDSTONE.
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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
\ WTOWN. p0STDFFJCR.

KEWTOWN.
 P0ST-OFFICH. Mails Open :--Prem the South. ll.20 A. N. snd .00 P. M From the North, l..to M and (. co P. N. Mails close:--Going North, I0.30 A. N. and 445 P. M. Going sopth, at .23 A. N. and i.is P. M
 {. $. PECK, r. II.
 CHURCHES. TRINITY CHUsc4, Main Street, Rev Newton E. Marbis. b. D. rector- Services 10 So 4. N. Sum day school i2M. Afternoon service, stl. CosGgEGArIosAL Man Street, Rev. James P. Hoyt, pastor. Services l0 30 A. N. Sunday Schooi l,As A N. Afternoon Services, P.M. CArHoLlc:-Main Street, Rev. Father McCarton pastor. Serytcea, i0, 0,L A. M. Sunday School, E2.3oP.M-
 SOCIETIES.. OLIVE BRAxGa JUVENILE TEMPLE NO l4.-pub. Sic meeting every Sunday afternoon at o'clock, in South Centre SchQpl House, offceis: Mrs $ \ Baers, sapt, Miss A F.Peck. bec. Sr- PArKlcKs TEMPERANCE SECRETARY. Fsth- CT yAnes McCsrtAp Prasident, John Mooney Vice Rreslasnt, Thomas Egsp Secretary, patrt;x Cain I,IessaFer.
 NEwgowN Lma Aay AgsocIArIos.--E. L. John- son PreSdent. CLArt9s Ber-afosd Vice President. A. F. Peck Secretary and Treasurer.
 N. E. PECK, Librarian.
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JOHN r. PEARcE, Editor and Manager.
DDguRY.
- = cE hoT.''

H. "SvscE hoT."
 tTnox THE BETHEL PRxss.I Oi judge not thou thy brolher-man. Lest thou .hyself be judged: Thinl. ere thds uaerest,hy ban, Of sins fAss has, indalged. Judge not ihe many ering ones, Who pass thee on life's way; The blood of Christ for these atones, He died for such as they. Judge not each simple word and act, To be win wrong intent; Such judgment may on thee re-aet-- In righteous punishment. Christ saith. "The measure that ye mete, Shall sAeaured be to ihee" These words with wisdom are replete He knows how prone arc VIC, Each look to watch, each act to sean, And ready to repr.ve; Forgetful ofhowfrai is man, And ghat our "God is love-"
 M. L. G. F. BstAsi. Sept. ..2l, ,lsD
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MR.. VANDERBILT ON DOMESTIC
ECONOMY.

Mr.. William Fl. Vanderbilt accord
ing to a writer in the Herald recently
delivered himself as follows on tue
subject of domestic economy.
"Trouble is that every body in Amer
lea spends too much money. Every.
body lives in New York especially,
perhaps but verywheTe else generally
beyond his income. We make more
than any other people but we expend
more than We make. really think it
arises from our being all of us too
hopeful. We Americans are hope
full people. We have for tue last two
years been hoping and believing every
month in a good time that was coming
the next month. and the next month
and so on All this would be very
well were it NIT that all the time peo-
pie are hoping for the future they are
also hypotnecating it. How many men
do we know who are living beyond
their incomes contracting debts in th e
hope of some day or other somehow
or other being able to pay them per-
haps with interest discounting the fu-
ture