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AS[EsNIs5 WANTED.
Address WILSON SEWING MACHINE co.
CEzCAG0, 1LLzEJ0IS, u. S. a,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
GNU Fever, kelnittent Fever, Dumb Ague,
Ierlod;col or Bilious Fever, &C., and indeed
all the affections which arise from malari-
Gus, marsh, or niasnatic poisons.
This is compound remedy, prepared with
scientific skill from vegetable ingredients, which
rarely tails to cure the Scvcrcst cases of Chills
ana ever and The ronrolEi.:!nt disorders. Such
remedy the necessities of the people in mala-
ricus districts demand. Its great superiority
over any other medicine yet discovered for tho
cure OF lntermitcntS is, that it contains no quiz
nlne or mineral, and those who take it are FREQ
from danger Of o.!nsn any injurious effects
and are as healthy after using it as before. 1t
mas been extensively employed during the last
thirty years i'll the treatment Of these distressing
disorders, and SO unva! YIN, has been its success
that has gained the reputation Of being infal-
lible Itcnn, therefore, be safely recommended
as a sure remedy and specific for the Fever and
Ague Of the West, and the Chills and Fever Of
the South 1t countcracts the miasmatic poison
IN the blood, and frees the system from its influ-
cncc' SO that fever and aguc, shakes or chills,
once broken up by it, do not return until the
disease is again contracted.
Inc great variety Of disorders which arise from
the irritation of this poison, such as NEURALGIA.
4theum,t;sin, GoUt, Headache, Blindness.
foothache, Iiaraclle Catarr2, Asthma Pal
pitation, Spscnic Affections, Mysteries, Pain
~ VIC ho"els' conc, Paralysis ana derange-
OF the Stomach, all ofwhich become intermit-
tent or periodical, have no spccdcr remedy than
AYERS AGrE CURE, which cures them all alike,
and protects the system from future attacks. As
preventive, it is Of immense service in those
communities where Fever and Asuc prevails, as
it stays the development of the disease if taken
on the first approach of the premonitory symp-
toms. Travellers anil temporary residents arc
thus enabled to defy these disorders, and few
will ever suffer if they avail themselves Of tho
protection this remedy affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising from torpldity,
it is an excellent remedy; it stimulates this organ
into healthy activity, and produces many remark
able cures where other medicines fail.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver & Co..
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL, MISS.
SOLD W ALl DRUGGISTS EyERYWHERE.
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For SALE.-One Of the finest 100
acre Farms III Mobiles county, overlook
ing the lake. For terms, inquire ut the
ADVANCE office.
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TEIEs
Hhicago & korth-Wes-
y tern RAILWAY

Oldest, Best Constructed, Most Pro-
gressive, Best Equipped,
HENCE THE
Most Reliable Railway
Corporation
OF the Great West.
1t is to-day, and will long remain the
Leading Railway Of the West
and Northwest.
It embraces under one management
2,15S Miles OF Road
and forms the folk kng Trunk Lines:
Chicago, Council, Dts and California,
Chicago, Sioux city aud Yankton,
Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque Il Lacrosse,
Chicago, Frceport Il Dubuque,
Chlcago, Lacrosse, Winona & Minn.;
Chicago, st. Paul Il Minneapolis.
Chicago, Milwaukee Il Lake Superior,
Chicago. Green Bay and Marquette.
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Is: IL. Wetzel is the ''Village Black
smith," who OWLS lis own shop and
house and makes IL specially of horse
shoeing.
Our old-time friend, Jonas Bedford,
mas also moved into the village and
Dullt 4 neat little dwelling house. lie
also does general blacksmithing bust
ness.
This notice would not be complete
without some mention of the ladies
whom we met. We are under ob]iga-
tlons to Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Bush
more both accomplished musicians. to
Mrs, Horst and especially to Mrs.
Wemple and her two CHARMING little
daughters for courteous treatment.
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SAN FRANcrsco, March 24.-The usual
diversity Of theory exists rs to the
cause OF tho prosOnt break in. stocks, but
the weight Of public opinion attributes
it to the uncertain state Of feeling preva-
lent in banking and other business
circles occasioned 9y the approaching
: s'fS On the questiOnaof the new oOnstitu.
tion, tile pFappsed document meets with
no favor, and tho CqNeral opinion
there seems to be that is adoption will
cause grave business depresSions. An
otl,er theory accepted by many, attributes
the panic TO tho combination, the object oi
which is 10 affect puhliG Ipinion oil the
election. Tho workingmcp have adopted
The ppw.poDstitution Us party measure
anil are urging II strong, and II probably
meets with considerable fayol 10 some
portions Of the State among tho farmers
but the business classes are arrayipg them
selves against ltwith even greater yigor.
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

NEW CUMBERLAND, March "a.
Editors IntellIgoneer. 4
There has not been anything Of late to
warrant letter from thispolnt, and even
now there Is but little.
The recent rains have given us fresh
abundance Of mud aud as consequence
communication between the upper and
lower town is literally through sea Of
mud. 1t is to bc hoped that our town
officials will avail themselves Of the
privileges acquired by the amended
charter and begin some improvements, II
II be only only cinder walk.
Considerable interest has been manifest
cd among our people over the recent ferry
case decided In the Steubenville courts,
the right being given to both parties. Col.
Q. A. Freeman and James NJ. Porter were
the principal witnesses upon which the
decision Of the case hinged.
Two OF the three sets Of tools that have
been lost In the gas well Of Smith, Por-
ter Il Co., have been taken out and pros.
poets are good for an eraly resumption Of
This place has been favored with a
nightly theatrical performance, to crowd.
ed houses.
Col. Plattenburg and Captain Bradley,
river editor Of the Steubenville Gasetie,
were noticed taking promenade over
the avenue.
A current report says that one Of our
enterprlstng members OF the brass band
will In the near future wed one of the fair
daughters Of the Smoky City.
The Carbon Black Works are now in
full operation, with WIN. Harper as gen.
eral manager.
All Of the sewer piper works are in full
operation getting ready for the spring
trade.
Several of the brick works will com.
mence manufacturing during the coming
month. MIKE.
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Now York.

NEW YoRE, Marrl, -Cotton-Dull at lo,<a
l0Ms; futures tlrm. Flour STEADY; supeffinc
western and state$S 25a3 IS; common 70 rood
IS IoaS %; wkite wheat, extra, 81 65a5 2S;
extra Ollin s. 70a5 90; good to choice g 95a
1906 st I,Inls s. S0aS,15; Minnesota patent
process % 00as 90. Wh6at-Dcmand talF and
market firm; rejected spring 7GaTdyic; mi.
graded II Hcasl lS; Nod aprtng aSa5Sc; No.
40 y 0Sal %; Engraded winter red 81 Ca
! y; No. do 81 O0il 0OII; M. 2do d l1,<
@ y; No. lido 81 l49tal ii uassaded amber
$illal l2ls; No. 2 aiabeF q II Sal iS. m.
graded Slii!e 81 l& No, 3 81 6t; 10. 81 liJS;
NO l do, EaleS Al, ,9DQ bliheisat 81 le9Iai Is
estr1A 10. salSs 400 bush, at sil6. Rye-Steadyi
western dSa0Oc, Barley and Malt-Dull atd
g'iAlNAI, coFa-stFonGeri unsaded 4ia45Ilc
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST Liberty, March l.-CATrLE-Re Receipts
head otlocal total for tlle week ending tsIs
day, S,S05 head Of through and Sl7 head Of
local, against 1872 head Of tsroueIl and 9TS
Of local last week. Supply for sale here, twen-
ty-threc car loads, at prices about quarter Off
from last week; best / 300 to 400, IS lOa6 80:
Iair to Eoodsl 100 to 800, 81 75a5 90; common
HoGs-Receipts 9,40O head; total for the
week u ,l6O heal, against l2,265 head last
week Yorkcrs, $ 00a4 10; Philalelphlas$ 81 SO
al 65. * v :
suEEp-Receipts 1900 head: total for the
week $500 head, against 12, 400 head last week,
Selling brisk at s. 5Oa5 40 for fair to good. No
extra on the market, All sold,
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Nhnt his WhIte Mire.

CncAao, March 24.-The Tribune's Do
kalb, Illinois, special says: George Alex
ander (colored) shot his white wife here
tonight with shot gun, killing her in
sstantly. They had lived ia Sycamore late
y, but this morning she left him and he
followed on the evening train and discov-
cred her at the house OF friend. She
was 10 and he 20. The left side OF the
head was completely blown of. A YER
dict was found accordingly.
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VOLUME XxvII.-NUMBER l8l.

sniveller, buta man Of efficiency, 90 tha
when they had brought such o man int
office they should keep him there, When
they had q man Of his character he should
not be removed TO make q place for some
tavorite or party claimant. In conclusion
he moved 70 strike ont from the resolution
the name OF John Q. Burch and substitute
that Of Geo, @. Gorham.
Mr.. Eaton said the Senator could not
be aware OF the full scope OF his language,
lie said he wanted 10 vote for IN honest
man rather than scoundrel. That Mr..
dofham Is competent, and o man OF char
acter they all agreed, but they did not
want It to be inferred that because they
did not re-elect Mr.. Gorham they elected
q man who was scoundrel and incom.
petent.
The resolution declaring Burch elected
Secretary was then adopted.
Mr.. Burch was then sworn into Office,
the Vice President administering the mod.
iiled oath, ahd also the oath that he would
discharge his duties to the best Of his
knowledge and ability.
The Vice President laid before the Sen.
ate the final report of the retiring secre-
tary,
Mr.. Wallace offered resolution declar.
ing Richard ]. Bright elected sergeant.at.
Arms, which was adopted.
After rejecting the amendment offer.
ed by Mr.. Anthony, to substitute the
name 0t the incumbent John r French
yeas q, nays 80, party vote), Mr.. Wal
lace submitted q resolution declaring +.
shoeber elected Chief Clerk Of the Senate.
Mr. Anthony moved to substitute the
maine Of VIM. Z, Spencer as tho incum.
bent Rejected by 95 to IS, and the resO.
luton adopted.
Mr.. Wallace then submitted a resolu.
ton declaring Henry B. Pcyton elected
Executive Clerk.
Mr.. Anthony moved to substitute the
name of the incumbent, James r, Young.
Disagreed to, yeas 25 nays S5, aud the
resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Wallace offered resolution declar.
ing ]. G. Bullock elected chaplain.
Mr. Anthony moved to substitute the
name Of the incumbent, D. R. Snnder.
land. Disagreed to, yeas 26, nays 81. The
resolution was then adopted.
Tho Senate at $50 adjourned.
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Complelet TheIr Tn.l,x.

CLEVELAND, March PA large crowd
witnessed the finish, at the Globe theatre
tonight Of the long walk Of Millie Rose
and Sergeant Zane, the latter carrying an
eleven pound musket. Both began walk.
ing February 24th, Millie Rose 10 make
200 quarter miles in 200 quarter hours,
and Sergeant Zane to make l,351 hall
miles IN 1850 half hours. Each accom-,
plished their task at II o'clock tonight.
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-, Tl'IS afternoon John a. Brown, w. D..
Wds''cr and Richard Brown, all nailers
,'0m Shoenbcrger's factory, this city, will
IAye Tor Omaha to follow the same occu.
lSIlSh there at the Omaha iron and nail
N9IS', now under construction. These
.nal'er' will pNtup the mil machines, six
We9 I IN all, under the direction Of Mr..
MnsI'ter. The machinery for the rolling
@ln department. is being furnished by the
Ttn n OF Robinson, Rea & Co.-Pils6urgl
DelNl.h u grSeninr.
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my mother was afflicted long time
MN ,I neuralgia aud dull, heavy, inactive
'oNa!iion OF the whole syRtem; headache,
IISrN"G! proStratiOn, and was Glnost help.
.ess' V No physicians or medicine did her
"a sny v"@d, Thtee months ago she began
~ ~ U.S. Hop BittOrE, SIth such good effect
uISl w, NSe seems and feels young again,
.Itlilogsh over 70 years old. We think
t taers y no other medicine Ut to use lnthC
A'H''y. a LADY, Providence, r, ].
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CtScIxSATr, March 2l.-Cotton-Hieher at
9Ac. Mour-Quietaad steady; family 81 5Oa
$50. Wheat Easier; red and white 81 O0a
I o.. Corn-In good demand at full prices,
30a9Ic. 0ats-Steady and in fair demand al
?7aS0c Rye-Quiet and firm at 6Oc. Bar.
lcy-Qutet and firm; No 2fall 07a9Sc. Pork
In good demand; buyers and sellers apart;
?l0'oh bid $40 p asked. l.ard-Dull and nom.
ders $ G5; short rib held at 81 81 cash: sales
at IS 0Oa5 09If seller June; short clear siS
Bacon-.Easy at 4Na5sEa5sGc. Butter-De.
mand far and market firm; choice dairy lsa
20ci prime l6slGc. Linseed Oil-Steady al
CSC. Whlsky--Demand active and prices have
advanced to $102. '''' "
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ST. LOUIS, March 94.-It appears now
that the Ohio & Indianapolisands St. Louis
Railroads have also restored rates to The
East.
The State Supreme Court to-day decided
the long pending case Of Sol. G. Kitchen
against the St. Louis, Kansas City &
Northern Railroad Company to set aside
the sale OF that road, under trust IN 1871,
to the present company by Morris K. Jes.
sup and Solon Humphreys, OF New York.
The decision aairms the judgment OF the
Circuit Court in favor of the defendants.
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ToLEDo, March 2L-Wheat-Finn; No. 3
white Wabash held at $t O5: No. whits
Michigan held at 81 OK; 3l'OI bii: extn,
white Michigan 81 O6X asked; ST 90 bid:
amber Michigan March $lOGH asked; 81 0C;
bid May $l0i; No. red winter, SPOT aud
March 81 o.; April 81 OK asked; 81 G7X sid:
May 81 0sK western amber 81 08}s; No. 3
amber Illinois 81 l0k. Corn-Quict: hiph
mixed Soc; No. 2 spot S57la3Gc; April held at
S6%S; SGc bid; May 57Nc. 0ats-DulI No. 2
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Itumored Gold Disco oyerIea IN Knnsr

Rnmored Gold Discoveries IN Kansas.
ST. LOUIS, March PA special from
Wichita, KS, says: Gold has been dis.
covered thirty miles southeast Of there and
great excitement exists among the farm.
ers and others. A New York Company
Is said to have bought square mile Of
land and are trying 70 secure more. -Four
companies are already organized. The
ore from shalt sunk some time ago Is
said to have assayed over s., 1000 to o ton.
One farmer has been offered $4,000 for
his farm and refused it,
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ClaIearo.

CHICAGO, March 2l.-Flour-stCaily and
unchanged. Wheat-Demand active and
prices have advanced; No. Cred winter 81 CIi
No. 2 Chicago spring, fresh, 9lI<c cash and
regular; S9sGC cash; S0Xc April; 0INc NAV:
No. 8 do Sic, Corn-Fairly active and a
shade higher; fresh S49Sc regular; Sl9{c cash
and April; 351Ec May; 3Gc June. 0ats-Quiet
and steady at 2lS<c cash and April; 9SXe
Mayt 25Me bid Juna. Rye-Dull and lower
at 44Hai01c. Barley-Dull, weak and lower
at tGGc. Flax Seel-scarce, firm and higher;
lair to prime crush 81 3Oal 40; sowing ST Goa
| 75. Pork-ln good demand, but at lower
rates $40 o. 1a10 O5 cash and April; $40 i6a
10 IL May; $40 rs June. LArd-In fair de-
mand but at lower rates 80 81 " cash S03T1s
a8 20 April; 80 46a6 AK May. Bulk Meats
In Iair demand but at lower rates, at IS S5a
8 sSa5 2S. Whisky-steady and unchanged.
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EEw YoRx. March 24.-The cotton good,
market Is very firm, In sympathy wifi tI,c
late advance IN cotton. and a faIr business s IL
doing by agents aud j0bbcrs. Prints are In
steady demand. Lawns and einebamls are In
fair request WOolen goods remain Tniet
Wamsntta wide shcCtings will be advanced
next week. The Bulletin SAYS: "An1ther
large auction salc OF silks will be held on
Wednesday next"
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SAsSrcn as II y uhaeFsI90G .'S 'ua1 ,S "
special ilee'Ins 0, Vou"G.' WIN w ne'u
"S evening ''' '"S 1o"u'"rAo'' =. tnU .a.
nominees selected ny lne vas trustees iof
'0eNaF'O"S I'''',lO''S "4'"'' t'V'r f"p''"s
'.s"'' VT trust '',"' tue "e."Defs ""' w.
Says .No''o'! ''' s"sscs''o''s i'e'es''o'e
"a'' III III" interest VI c'e"peF gus W 'le
'"'"'''G'' VI ',''S c,'y "tio "'Se ~ lc"s
"o'ic ''G O"'"'', O' eAcGss'Nc saAa'io"
%' "e privilege o' using ''''s '"u'sPens"-
"'e "',e'e' NS We nave se'e'"' ''''os
P.H'.t" o"'' '"e i'o"'S '''Ss ye'" "c'e
"",''', " ''"N'''" U''' ''""uteu per '1"''
tA''"S,'' :" '''e S'e"'hss' "hu 'i'e reuuc.
"'" a'NeH 'oF VIZ lt"m 81 u net 70 ~ w
RV, Is oh'y " rc"uc'o" o. '"Irty'olsns per
%"' su'e'y' III view Vi 'he 'ac' 'na' "i'Y
ABOUT S-"v"o' '"e p'"'s give" .Ur 'ne
purchase o Inc WORKS remain unp"'u' anu
'aN'e" "I thS lur'"cr '"ct Una. Tue extern
SONS oi the m0nS nave all Deeh maoc
without issNinS0"y 9t tue bonds provided
'ot%Connr'I' an" Wholly at 'ne eSPense
@' 'neo'd consumers OF gus anu In view Q,
,n' Tact that only SiS per pos Is charged
'O' 'nr city gas, thus throwing III 9uu,'
uoAaI burden on the consumers 1t is "sn
t''ae '''@ there was" let"p on the presea'
price There iSnO Justice in attempting to
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NEW ORLEANS, March 24.-corec Quiet:
tobbinS ordinary to prime l0Nai0c. Sugar
quiet and steady; inferior TO good common
4%iaoMc; common to good common 6Xa6Xc: :
yellow clarified 0Aa7Ifc. ALolasSes-in good
demand at full prices ferinenting 2Os2Sc:
common 22a2Sc; fair 24a2Gc. RicO--Dull and
loweFi Louisiana ordinary to choice 8 )faGJSc
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Chlearo Cntlla Market.

reports: '-''A'
Aoos-Recelpts 1900 head; shipments 1900
head lOal6c lower; choice lleavy "a OOai *:
light - s5a3 9o; mixed packing s. 7OaS 90.
CATTLE-Receipts 400 head; shipments
,4OO head. Fairly active and a trille lower;
ssnipplng at y 2Oa6 05; light butchers steers
$ 40a4 90: cows $2 O0a3 80.
.sSaaEErReceipts Sa 800 head steady at $500
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ROCHESTER,, y. Y, March Palm the
suit Instituted by the Law and Order So.
eigty, two Excise Commissioners have
been. conEiGtal Qf ElalA administration in
Office. Eighty saloon keepers, tie Mayor
and two Police Commissioners arc re.
ported indicted by the Grand Jury.
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CiXclSSAri, MaTch 9h-The Mexican
Minister, zamacoRa aud suite, registered
at tho Grand Hotel this morning. Many
citizens called during the day to pay their
ysspects. A public reception will be
given the minister at the residence OF Gen.
4. 7. Goshorn, this evening.
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baltimore, March 2l.- CATrLE = Market
Dull and an eighth higher very best DIEaGc:
INST quality 49Ea5c; medium S<aiIc: oFli.
nary SEaSfc; most sales IISa6J1c. Receipts
,03S, sales 0i0.
lloos-Market fairly active and ~ higher
at 5Ha0Hc. Receipts 42l4. ''">''
SMGEr-Reeelpts 81. Prices Anb9.c. ~
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PrTsSuleH March d. 24.-ra.nolrUx-ouiet.
crude at 81 OK at Parker's lar shtnment..
refined skc for Philadelphia delivery.
OH Cry, March 81. 2i.-Market Opened dull
With a2hc bid; advanced 70 83i .c, declined 10
and closed at S2jIo. Shipments 5000 bar.
rels averaging $1,000 barrels. Trai,Sactions
III 900 barrels. -''S'''''s
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BosroN, March 2l,-J. & A. Terrell,
dealers in hides, have suspended. Lila.
bililies 100000.
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ST, LOUIS, March 2L.--Hogs-Quiet and
lower; Workers and Baltimores s. 7Oa3 oS: +:
rough @ best packing $s 30aS 80; butchers to
ssleet heavy Y 7Sai 26. Receipts 1900 head !;
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:. :. .nil tlat one Of thO banks oil lals
u ~, :, ,S ~i,l make Il nice profit out Of its
'illana a.., ~" Of United States four per cent
Pai'',rr " Io,,m,ch as it will be able to buy
eon',l Dc I..Iine Of one or two per cent the
: a. =. y" 'b,r il marketed in January at par
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r.,oor rates on fourth class freight
.d,e ssl,.n, r.i"crI Yesterday between Wheel
W., "s's and tie a,, to the following figures ~
,.,iano,c ~! l"' Il cents per 100 pounds, Phila-
,'I,,,,j, SJ',% II. Sew York lG, Boston 81 The
at'l|~ ..,a. on grain were reduced to II cents to
,',J ,,,,,,,o",S. @ = to Philadelphia and III to
Ta~ ,%,'' yors. These are very low rates in-
I'.,l-nucr i~g perhaps than were ever be-
%'s' vs., made from this point to the Fast.
T,,sy ,T,s arc ,notcd by both lines, and seem
:, ~" have becn brought about by the fight
=, " p,,,bnrsh pa between the new pittsburgh
u Take Erie connection with the Atlantic
4 ,;ra, Western road.
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-, ,o.. ., and "a Fourteenth street.

tearing. at Pittsburgh last week
I"i !, t;I ~, sss3 IS, as against $3,479,o7S 90
=, WI .,hs .ame week last year.
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Tarpr are in the hands OF ex-Collector
pl,st some s.. 500 of capitation taxes for
,Ia D rear 1871, collected last year, which
~, %.,irrlincs to pay over to the city on the
,.,npJ tina. the collection was illegal
,h,t /. that a capitation tax was not
seci,icl in the ordinance providing for
n. assessment oitaxcs for the year 1917.
4D,opo.ition was made to thcex-collector
,,o months ago by member Of the
.,4,i,l investigation committee that he
s5ou,l nav this money over to tho city
anil receive therefor m indemnifying
lopJ, whicit proposition he declined on
,he ground that lis counsel had advised
him that such bond would not
h worth anything. This refusal on
,be mart Of Mr.. Black indicates that he in
tsDisto keep the money, inasmuch rs he
b,,maIc no move looking to rcpaying it
nthosc from whom it has been illegally
collected. This being the case there
seems TO he but one way Of proceeding,
aaAthat is iorevery tax payer in the city
vbohas Mr.. Blacks receipt for this tax to
pLeiore Justice and to sue him at once
Iorhs recovery. This can he done with
ont cost to the tax payers, inasmuch as Mr..
Black will have to bear the expense in
eycryinstancc, and about the time he pays
two dollars and Il half costs in each case
he will probably be ready 10 settle with
Getty.
In case he pays over the money to the
cilyan ordinance will no doubt be passed
Iy Council directing that this one dollar
lax be allowed as credit on the taxes for
The current year. and thus those from
whom it was collected will get the benefit
Of it. 4 prominent citizen informs us that
lie intends to sue Mr.. Black for the reCoV-
ery Of his dollar in case he does not pay
over the amount in his hands to the city,
and we advise all others to pitch in and do
the same thing. As long as no pressure
Of this kind iscxCrtcd it is not likely that
Mr., Black will move in the matter. AT
lea, he has not done so up to this time,
and all the surface indications arc that ho
will not voluntarily do so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-25
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