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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-25

TIE balance Of the stock Of goods in
the storeroom lately occupied by Ken
needy & Hallisy, at 1888 Main street, the
store fixtures, etc, will be disposed Of at
public sale today by Mr., P. B. DObbius,
Receiver.
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THr following correspondents explains

IHE l0IloWlDg cuffesPUHueHuee4 PlalH'
itself:
Mira. MA. D. Clifton:
RESPECTED MADAME:-Appreciating
the talent displayed in your numerous
productions, and particularly Margaret
Of Anjou, and in consideration Of your
untiring efforts and diligent labors for
the advancement Of the prosperity Of the
Children's Home, we. in behalf Of your
many warm friends, tender you COM
plimentary repetition Of Margaret Of
Aniou, leaving you to designate time and
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TRy IT, for 1t mover disappoints. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Per bottle, 25 cents;
large size, 80 cents dAW
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DHrRICT TELL6RAPH.-ConSiderable
commotion was created on Saturday by
testing the fire alarm. We were prema.
ture in announcing the hour in our Sat-
urday issue, as It disclosed to the firemen
the time at which the test would be made.
The Committee Of Councilmen therefore
changed the time, sending the alarm from
the signal box located at Laramie's res.
taurant at 1915 instead Of P. NJ, as was
announced, and the engines arrived IN
the following order: The Vigilant In
eight minutes, and the Atlantic about one
minute later. The delay was caused BY
the firemen mistaking the signal for No.
40 Exchange Bank instead Of No. 90.
But for this the Atlantic would have ar.
rived from 2 10 3 minutes sooner. The
United did not put In an appearance, and
il was ascertained subsequently that the
reason was because the card 10 the en-.
CINE house simply gave the number, 1925
Market street, without Laramie's name,
and the firemen decided that il was not a
proper signal.
The committee, not satisfied with the
morning TEST maze aHUlneE AZ gu q. H'
from signal box "a, at No. ll1s Market
street. The Fourth Ward reel arrived in
six minutes; the Atlantic engine, the
Fifth Ward reel, and the Hook and Lad.
der, drawn by the united's horses, in
eight minutes, and the Vigilant in nine
minutes. A little delay occurred in get:
ting the signal to the District Office, caused
by . break in the wire. Il was soon dis
covered and repaired. The gong in the
Atlantic House did not sound the last
signal, the fireman, in charge having al.
lowed the clock work to run down. 1t
was hardly to be expected that so new a
thing, involving so many conditions,
would 60 off right the first time, but on
the whole the test was success, and
demonstrated the utility Of the enter.
prize and enabled our 6remen to make q
splendid showing.
The operators in the District Office
complain that idle tests are permitted to
be made. It should be borne in mind
that triiling with the instruments defeats
the very purpose OF the system.
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Police CouRT-Jadoe oFanaier.
The following cases were disposed Of
on Saturday:
for abusing HE family.
John Miller, for using abusive Ian.
Ruase towards Market Master BentE, was
fined SO and costs.
josh. Miller was sent 10 the city prison
for thirty days for using abusive Ian
guage towards VIM. Haines.
John Smith was up at the matinee on q
charge OF drunkenness, and was SO drunk
that the examination Of his case was
postponed until this morning.
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DOR RENT
nor SALE Or RENT
EoR RENT

NoS hhSi-
The Itore room No. 20 Twelfth sti tti With cellar
underneath. This room has been occupied for the
last thee years by Hugo L. loos a. tObseco and
cigar store. The shelving, counters and gs hx-
t1rs belong 10 the premises. A good W. 2. y
attached. kent low, and possession given April
NJ i,,o APp'''' "! + +. i MsREEvEY.
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nwELLINa HOUSE FOR RENT.

Two story Btek House. containing seven rooms
pleasantly litaated, Nc. 81 South Riout street
Also, several rooms In No. 81 Twelfth street.
suitable for otasefor sleeping rooms
Applyto pR. 6 A. HILDRETH,
dcs 1907 Chapline 81.
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MOTHER GOOSE 1rRMs.-The igross re-
ceipts from the Mother Goose entertain
ments were as follows:
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TOR SALE OR RENT
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,

with eIsh. loom, and au,hsd attic. corner 18Th
and Byron strestu. Possession given April ist.
LII. WILLIAMS,
ias At,he office Of franklin ms. Co.
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IurcHINs' sPEcIALTIEs-

ToAooN.-che,tsr Sugar Cured Hama virginia
ID ntslkiift Bacon, Sugar Cured shoulderA clar
adSi, Plain shnnldIis ali 81 current mlrkst Iatsi.
4 m 49, D. Q. Llsfiph
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noi Main Street.
aheQnteAiqetttee.
MONDAY, FEB. aS, 1875.
New Advertisements.

Special Tax Notice.
Children's Carriages-o.C. Genther.
100 Singing Birds-0. @. Genther.
Regular Tuesday Packet-Andes.
For sale-Desirable Residence.
Public Sale Of Valuable Household &
Kitchen Furniture.
Be Convinced-Plummer.
Plumbers-1hompson & Hibberd.
The Place 10 Go-Turner & Dillon.
Groceries-spidel & Co.
Special for the season-I. Blum & Bro.
head Of local.
road.
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DoolIs FOR RENT

pooMs FOR RENT
In Tho Peoples Bank Building. Rooms In the
Peoples Bank Building are hereby offered ior rent.
Possession ftso Of them will be given immedi-
atsIy, These rooms are considered the moat eiigi-
BILE 10 the city for sleep ny looms or oaiees.
III agp'' :" 'A' NA THos. oBRIES, Agent.
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Thermometer REconD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
81 observed at schnepfs drug store, Opera
Honae corner.
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Eos RENT
The Opera House Stores and Bar Room
for rent at reasonable terms. Possession
given Immediately. Apply at the Office Of
the German Fire Insurance Company Of
Wheeling. ds24
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New Lilac Between Pittsburgh and
wheeling.

Time Table, failing eject on Monday, February
26th, 1878, Is As follows;
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lost only mate and two hands were
saved, who reported that Jack and Others
had taken 10 raft; and though We never
heard from them, he may still be alive
somewhere-such things have happened;
and / hate Enoch Ardens-and, you see,
I am married all the Rame-and II was
very wrong OF me to let you love me, but
Il was so pleasant. and then il was too late
before / guessed. Now you will, Of course,
go away, and forget me, and make Miss
Linda happy!
Mr.. Erskine had drawn nearer while
she spoke, and now, taking her hand, be
said: GIshall do no such thing; / prefer
to he happy myself. l love You. And
"a for poor Jack he will never trouble us.
BE was the last man clinging TO the raft
when We sighted II on our way home when
1 was supercargo; we thought he was 10 .
stupor when we took him on, but It was
death. We did not know where or TO
whom he belonged; he had no papers or
anything to show about him; but Jack
Loripg' was tatooed upon his right arm.
1 have not thought Of him for years, poor
fellow; and as for the name, there are
Lorings and Lorings in my part Of the
world. Do you still thirk I had better go
to Miss HardacreT
4 hope 1t will not break her heart
said Laura, with tears in her eyes.
And Miss Linda only learned that her
passee girl was a widow when she read
the marriage Of Mr.. Clarence Erskine to
Mrs. Laura Loring in the Brietthorpe
Intler
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The Laborn tory Of The system.

The stomach Is the laboratory Of the sys.
tenn, 10 which certain mysterious processes
are constantly going on. These result In
The production Of that wonderful viyifYiug
agent the blood, which In state Of health
PUSHES laden with the elements OF vitality
to the remotest parts OF the system. But
when the stomach Is Semi.paralyzed by
dyspepsia, blood manufacture Is carried on
irperiectiy, the circulation grows thin aud
sluggish, and the system suffers in conse.
quence. Moreover, Indigestion reacts upon
the liver and bowels, rendering the iirst
sluggish and the latter coustipated. The
brain also suffers by sympathy, and sick
headaches, sleeplessness and nervous
symptoms are engendered. Hostetter's
stomach Bitters reforms this state OF things,
gives permanent tone and regularity to the
stomach and its associate organs, the bow.
els and liver, and insures complete nour-
ishment and increased yigor Of the system.
II is the most popular as well rs the most
efficient anti-dySpeptic and tonic in Ameri.
ca. eodAw
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HowToKEEP BOYsATHOME.
Amuse Them, Play Cards with
Them aud Make home Pleas

ant.
Rev. W. H. Il. Murray 10 the Golden Rule
Amuse your boys II you wish to keep
them at home. Play whist with them.
"WhatP l hear some one Of you say,
"Why, 1 am member Of DR.. so.and.so's
church." Well, let him go TO the dogs for
once; let your church go TO the dogs, and
save your boy from going. When [ was .
young man a. college there was a deacon's
son there at the same time, and he told
me he learned to play "old sledge" on the
hay.mow when his father was reading
commentaries. II Is fact, and not mat.
ter OF laughter, and that came young man
died drlnkard and q gambler. He lived
10 the Connecticut Valley, and / could
give you his fathers name It. was so dis.
posed. "Bobn told me more than dozen
Zines II his father had only played some
kind OF game with him-"ii he had only
been humane with me, Deacon Murray"
said he 81 should have been church
member just as you are" lwant you 10
understand l was deacon then. Think
"Bob" was right. So say to you play
whist with your boys, play dominoes or
checkers-in fact, any pleasant healthy
game. Read poetry with them, for boys
like poetry; II not, read bear stories. Get
him 10 read 10 you; and here let me say
that this Is one OF the best possible ways
TO keep your boys at home, and one Of the
most beneficial in its effects. Teach them
to feel that you are dependent upon them
for company. So l say to you, make your
home happy 10 way that boys like, and
not in the way that some churches like.
Boys are worth more than church forms,
for boys are germs OF angels, or else they
are the seeds out Of which devils spring.
II felt that my boy would eat peanuts
In church, tina, he would 60 to sleep be-
cause he was not interested, should spend
one.half OF the day under the hedges or
by some running spring. ] should preach
10 that boy in way that would make him
forget his peanuts md sleeping In church.
The running spring should remind him oil
that fountain OF living water which flows
from the throne OF God. II there was a
bit Of sea, 1t should remind him Of that
sea Of crystal before the throne OF God.
Ifthere was an empty acorn, it should re.
mind him OF the temple of clay out OF
which the spirit has departed. All things
should be a service TO God. The fields
and the skies should be the church, and
that boy should be made follower OF
Christ in that way, because he ia best
adapted to that kind Of service.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-23

tbs hotel keepers in Paris are di.cu's.
ing the policy to be pursued with regard
to prices during the Exposition. An
ounce OF experience Is worth ton Of the
ory. The hotel keepers Of Paris remem.
Der former losses. The President Of the
Association directed his aasociates' atten.
ton 10 the fact that the Vienna Exposi.
ton had lost much OF It's success on sc.
count Of the exaggerated prices charged
by the hotel keepers; that these charges
had driven away an enormous number oil
people. He therefore advocated the estab.
lishment OF a aeasouable scale Of hotel
rates as being not only best for the public,
but their own personal interest, and as NJ
inducement to bring a crowd OF visitors
IN Paris ....
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CheGnteILigstrffr:
A WARNING.

f'''S ",,o slv ,stet Ii1teeni she vas pretty
sls ~ IN ~" 10 beEitshinEly small
hg . H. warm, ~ the Phra1s 49,
be- Li'pt ~, most delightful Of OIL,
Az, '.a, 10 think, u tAncitd,
~ ~ ~ attracted ~ me-
IlM ~. ,,rr. h, II you please, last summer
IN ~ rsIs At s.. john IN NJ ~
,.,,ou pleasure excursion,
81 S,aSi II exceedingly tame;
,,h1s. nv lid 10th the pl,rs and the people,
NJ ,s,n. ia te IOrfy to Ime;
"a /, shsacsI met with thA enAtni-
HS Yl,"t rIruSs my moi mentioning now
- 10 sIy that hef iathet
sVI IN a tasts his Madeira zen now
,,us Of ,uy irieads OF relations,
A1saI II hstr;y Canadian style,
Ani, Z M hII gust i0f fortnight,
pfiAIeI '',Ij i,Er no deuIIl the While.
aga ~ ~, the hDhed and said nothing,
Aal ia,Tel 40 dele hdSly AHeeti
EN-, Bs,,''; Josa II heliVei In Au Anihluso,
isysai Of gu Oliver street.
r.1I ogi. the events Of my Tlsit;
"r.,1yb lhIt With rapture ! burned
AL = mentions btlire, ! nbu csu
r . hsllFVing w luNt VS. aNhH1i,
~ TN ,ymT uith nut further preamble,
Az n, r,ary I started TO tell
a, " ~ ,I "tyirc she asked me 70 do her,
All The "a e that my efforts oeieiL
.,,,,H ,h,'I cousin 10 Boston
:, Ssou she'd some TT Dc 70 send
- rIrtlc the dlintIeit bluIhsIl
~. ,..s,riIpg me quits as q friend,
.Sss,sSd, a. very great faVIr
~, ri iaEe 4 trunk uudeE my care;
Ian Z, ronsenitng, sac gave me
T,Sbttr.l you what, ! declare.
v.,,, lbs, coming Boston hArbor,
as,n. tniu IN blue lInntl came round,
~ Is,asp,Iins The keys Of their oHnsn,
ATt,aiprI Ehit baggage was tOuni.
r,,,dps ny p ,iniIl emotion 49,,
Wa W., ia ,rfy Eruf tones | was told
nd he dun = Un what that trunk curiei
ToaIi b NINETY. eight dollars ID gold
tu.llt-it took al my noney
Al = ne that borroIed-beicre
nj truaE VS. RECESSED from It's durancs
.si ,li1s,i 10 b carried on shore.
1.-the uaruinS wish 10 lneulcAte,
In All Eh9 this episode con,
l,tS bS,,r bhhg trunks up to Boston
For the people who live at 81 john
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Symptoms of Q Diseased Liver.
DAlN in the, right side, under the
edge ofthe ribs, increases onpres-
sure sometimes the paints in thcleft
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
Is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for q rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native withl:x; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
Thereisgenesa.ly considerableloss
ofmemory, accompanied withapain-
full sensation OF having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. As!ight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits arc low; and although he is
satisfied that excrcisewould be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrlsts every rem
cdy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few fthemex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. MeLANE's LIVER Pr1S,
IN CASES OF AcuE AND lever, when
taken with Quininc, are productive
ofthe most happyresults. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who ere afflicted
with this discssc to give them a
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
as a simple puEca;ivc, they are IN
equalcd.
BEWARE or Isi1TATroEs.'
The genuine Dr.. c. MeLANE's
LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine MeLANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
M Insist on your druggist or
storekeepei giving you the genuine
DR.. C. Me:1ANE's LNER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To .hos. willing to give Dr.. C. MsLASr's
LIVES PILLS a trial, we viii nail post paid TO any
lart q the Unltsd States. ons boz Of Pills fSr
"'A'''4' FLEMING bros. Pas.surrA. Pa.
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ElCOLLIHS'kz
VOLTAIC PLASTER

Affords the most grateful relief in Rheu-
matism, Weak Spine. Local Pains, Ner-
yous Affections, Local rheumatism, Tic
DouIourcux, Nervous Pain, Affections Of
the Kidneys, Fractured Ribs, Affections
of the Chest, Colds and Coughs, Injuries
of the Back. Strains and Bruises, Weak
Back, Nervous Pain of tho Bowels, cramp
In tho Stomach and Limbs, Heart AiEec-
lions, Enlarged Spleen, Bruises and Pune
lures, Rheumatism of the Wrists and
Arms, Asthma, Govt, Local and Deep
seated Pains, Pain In the Chest, Stitch In
the Back, Tain In the Hip. Varicose or
Enlarged Veins, cricL In the Back and
Neck, Pain and Weakness In Side and
Back, Hoarseness. Sore Throat, Lumbago,
whooping Cough. Sharp Pains In the
Breast. Heart Disease. ouinsy. Diabetes,
and for Lameness In any part of the Body.
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with the unexpected bounty, and tried in
| vain 70 cohsrently thank his beneiaetors.
By this time Il wvs 10 o'clock at night,
and Just then the overdue stage from
Quincy, Plumas county, drove up 10 the
door. There was the usual excitement;
all hands rushed out 10 see the new arri-
walls; the hostlers took the team; the pas.
sengers craWled from the mule wagon
and entered the house, and at last the
driver followed, his bearskin coat and
hat aiming with the rain caught in the
shower.
Curly, Of course, knew his brother Jshu
and 80 sauntered up 10 him, said allow
are you, pard? What's the neWs2'
@All right, Curly was the response,
"and no news much, except the boys up
above are cussing awful about . fellow
that opened game on them and cleaned
out every sport in Quincy In one night.
II was dead open and shut steal, and
when the boys found It out they would
have hung Elm sure, but he had lit out
He got $1,000 out Of the boys in four
hours"
auA AHeu wv hEtNSk WShk va ~ Ca
plain that the sharper was but mere
boy, = little chap, pale and sick, and sen.
timental looking-"more harmeless look.
in than any gal you ever seem"
Everybody turned TO look at the youth
who had been entertaining them, but he.
was gone; and a thorough search on the
premises failed 10 unearth him.
Next morning one OF Poseys mules,
covered with mud and still wet with
sweat, came into camp, Just as the men
were getting up. The poor beast was
greatly disturbed, as though just in from
cruel journey. To. the bride was tied
buckskin purse, which Posey took of
and opened, when he found slip OF pa.
per, on which was written the followings
@oS THE HoScur, 2SOA.M
GDEAR PosEY: could not exchange
your mule for another until l reached
this point. II Is only eighteen miles.
Your mule ia not n first.class saddle ami
NAL, but will do in an emergency. Truly
"THE Son OF A CLERGYMAN.
@P. ST. thank you for holding the
candle, and for the double esgle."
Posey read the letter aloud, looked
again at his wearied mule, and then said:
"Boys, look at old Buck, and never
again trust man who can not sing, can
not tell a story, and don't drink"
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saRFORD'S RADICAL CURE,
10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. Theo p. Boaert, Bristol, RI

Messrs, weeks i PorrEr; GeatlsRta, Feeling
thOF0uElly convinced OF the efficacy Of IA FpED's
RADICAL CuRE FOE CAFAEEn, ! an induced 10 drop
yuu q line 10 tay that although have been sep.
Heal OF all tho nOStEuns advertised a. radical
such relief and ultimate cure ~ that ofhASfoEpb
/ have been atieted with this drcali1l disease
could / be induced W pcFseTErG with any until
read the letter OF 4lr. HENRY WELIs, and can
tTuthtuly say that after using I'VE or sG bottles
An Th0T6IHfily coIVinced OF Tia curative proper.
ties. ilOnlng that olhera similarly AFFLICTED like
myself will be Induced to make tho trial mn gcn.
tlcmen, very truly, etc. THEo. T.. B0oEIsr.
DEIsfOL., H. L., July -, Is;t.
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ALL KINDS OF CAKES,

Biscuit, Batter Cakes, Mataps, Corn Bread, Pud.
dIngs, dc, made quick and elegant With LOGAN,
LIST d cos EXCELSIOR BAKING PoWDRR,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman George d. Loring, OF Massachusetts,,
Mortimer 81. Jackson, United States Consul a, Hall
lax, and Pliny Jewell, OF Hartford, at the Fifth
Avenue. General William w. Bclknap, Of Iowa, Is AZ
the Gscy. United States District Judge Hoyt II.
Wheeler, OF Vermont, is at the Grand Central. Com.
modorc George 81. Ransom and Professor J. t. Noursc
United States Navy, and ex-senator Phincas W. Hitch
COCK Nebraska, ~ tho Astor. General James Il
Wilson, OF st Louis. is at tho BrevoorL Colonel IL.
McComb nnd Row. Dr. Nixon, OF Delaware, are at
the Windsor. Henry K, Person, OF Albany, at ths
Everett. General Z. L. Vilanueva OF ST. Domingo
and William Bliss, general manager OF the Boston and
Albany Railroad ut the BruuswlcK. w. l.. Liner.
President OF the Alabama Central Railroad Company,
Is at tho ST. Nicholas. Warner Miller oil Herkimcr,
n. Y, Is at the Union Square
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THE EXCISE QUESTION.

The Police Commissioners yesterday received .
communication IRON Or Howard Crosby, asking them
to appoint tmo when it would be convenient Tor
them 10 hold conference with a committee from tho
society for the Prevention OF Crime. Tho Commits
sioners replied, appointing meeting at ten O'Clock
this morning. The subject OF the conference not
referred to, but there doubt to BIO the Exciso
question.
Tue following was forwarded yesterday TO tho
various parties Tor whom u was intended
The Society for the Prevention Of Crime respectfully urge
upon the attention OF the Mayor. the Ponce Commits
soners the Commissioners OF Excise, tho Commissioner
Charities and Correction aud the District Attorney
fact that two successive Legislatures Of the STATE OF New
York have refused to alter the Excise law This
lent TO repeated and emphatic indoement by The
pie aud should show that all further hesitation DELAY In
Its enforcement the grounu that IL IL to be changed IL
anu destructive OF civic orlcr We there
tore respectfully ask Of who the
u the laws your hands that this law. most iupoan, for
the citys welfare and prosperity be wisely kindly but
firmly enforced. We remain your obedicnt servants.
HOWARD CROSBY. President
w. y. MOTT. Chairman Executive Committee
CHARLES n. GiLDkRsLkEvE. Secretary.