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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16

when the Christian glory comts down 10
tho nation The. new church will lie ready
for the blessing OF the Divine Master, and
the oae whom Genetal Garfield loved and
worshiped. = "a" nj ~ ~
There are several beautiful residences
going up in the vicinity OF this handsome
church. WV. Gait, the flour merchant,
has IN elegant mansion uboutn block from
the church, that Is nearing completion.
The Arlington Hotel Is being enlarged
towards ! ktreet, one hundred aud feet.
This Is the swell hotel OF Washington, rs
your readers know, for many Of tho
attaches Of the foreign legations board At
this carayansery.
4 There IL n great deal oil preparation for
the approaching Memorial Hospital Fair,
which convenes in the rotun1a Of the
Capitol In November. Artists md Indies,
who have wrought all their lives In fancy
cmbroderies and .kensingtou work, will
exhibit their handicraft with commendable
pride on that OCCASION. We saw morn.
Ing robe Of pale blue cashmere embloi.
dered with rosebutls and leaves that looked
rs II the real ilowers were
lying there. The artist Winnie
Ream, will exhibit an exquisite piece
OF narble-"Cupid aud Psyche" She Is
the presiding officer Of the Art Commission
OF the fair Tho White House, re.painted
ind re.furnishcd in some rooms, Is all
ready for Ills Excellency's (the President)
occupation, who returns next week. The
conservatory has fuller complement Of
winter flowers, ferns, exotics, and other
Itll Al. I 1 ~ I Al.
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DIED.


WILIERT-0n Saturday evening, October. "A
ISL, Nj 5oclock. J0HS, h0n OF Charr, and Caroline
wilbcrt, eyed Syears months and II days. -. 3
Frneral from the residence Of his parchls, No
81 Make s.jce;, this afienoon a, two o'clock.
Friends OF The family are invi'cd. -
llOwELlS-At .Elnaville. Saturday, October II
lS!. at 1850 T. ". Of sret fever " LILLE, ,ou OF
William J. and Mary liowel's, aged years and !.
moiih'.
F'nc u this ate noon at . o'clock. Inteimen,
At Greenwood Cemetery. "2F'
sHlELDs-9A Sunday morning. October Is. 1852
1t O'Clock, Bottle GEACI, daughter OF William
aunt Martha f. Shields, aged yeats month and
IS days g 81 irg'..sl. I'D. 81,
func Al OH Monday, oco1er 10th, at . O'Clock P.
", Tom tho residence Of her parents, 3l09 McCol.
loci sheet. F.iends OF the family are invicd 10 III.
tend. Ia;crmeul nj Mount ollvct Cemetery
l take lao @ lille lambs, tald lie, ~.
,gl And fold them IN Ny breast ~
1, Protection they shal. find In me,
.F- In Me be ever blest. rE--.t't IL tssl .
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LETTER FROM A LADY
Who is EnihuSc;l over tho News from
West Virginia.

4 WAnslSaroS, D. 9. October II, 1852.
Ed;.O.s lutcll'.euccr. aft>Es3
The news from West Virginia has lit up
the gloomy sky Of Republicans like a rain.
bow flash after storm. Not only is the
victory inspiring to Republicans, but that
the two particular Congressman arc such
good, true men, patriotic statesmen rs well
as Republican Congressman, from West
Virginia. !. 5#i!lS. { .jo.l.e
1t is said that Secretary Folger will not
resign until after the election. Not until
ma starts out AS n candidate can he tell
what his enemies will say about him in an
ugly way. We cannot see why Mr.. Folger
Should resign. He has always said he
would not descend to tho low trickery Of
politics and 10 out and electioneer for him
self. So, ifthe people elect him Governor,
no will then give up his position here. Not
till he Is called away by tho people OF New
York will he resign. \ great deal Of this
abuse comes from Republicans who ought
TO be ashamed Of themselves. IS r. $
Tho new Garfield Memorial Church has
the slate roof on, floors being laid, doors
and windows coming to the front, SO that
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The New Yolk Bulletin OF Saturday
says: .--l,r. 81, .s,,..,a.. ,..s,..-.
The market on nearly all grades OF wool
has shown a slow and uncertain tone, the
gloomy weather during a portion Of the
period being suppo. ed to contribute some.
what to The dull feeling. At the hest,
however, buyers have given no sign OF an
inclination to hurry or extend their move.
ments, and simply such parcels as might
be required to satisfy the necessities Of the
hour iolnicd the basis Of demand. Neither
the position Of wool or lis product seem 10
justify any other course, and the stocks are
lett in first hands 10 be carried until
wanted. The burben is not altogether a
pleasant one 10 holders, and grumblins ia
common; yet, with a few unimporlant
exceptions, we hear OF nothing in the way
OF pointed effort 10 realize, and the line Of
valuation is held well up to former figures
all around. 't.F'' ~
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The New Yolk Bulletin OF Saturd,
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

N!NE Scpaftments Of study; text boOks fu,r,h.,
~ osl; caleudar arranged to suit iracheS: aY.
en.cs i0r ore year from Sis to 500 non sstts-,.n
liberal, thorough. Full term begins SEPTENbpR
I; 1871; attendance last year fUm " Ceun,ic, al
Number Of students larger than for len ycsn mn.
,'s'For Catalogues and othe. information snn,r IA
me AGING President, D. b, ruRlNTOS, Mownn,
town. Vest Va I r,rSs
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MAGNIFICENT promises sometimes end in
raltry performances" A magnificent e1-
ception to this is round iii kidney.Wort,
which invariably performs even more cures
than itproniise:. Here is q single instance:
mother las rccoyered.", wrote. an Illinois
girl to her eastern relatives. "She took Bit
tiers for long time, but without any GOOD.
So when she heard Of the virtues OF Kidney.
Wort she lot II box and it hrs completely
cured her liver complaint" Mwyaw
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Mn. WnsoS asserted ID his speech he.e
last Saturday, that ut Is no where written
in the books that Republican can go 10
Congress nom the Second district OF W's.
Virginia" We a,e afraid that Mr. Wilson
is not rs well read up in the 'books" rs
College President should be.-Grglon ST..
iiusi r... .,... .-..
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IloRxgn, Of the Petersburg Sentinel, is
enraged ut the vote Of Ohio cour;y. lie
even intilnales that the. Democracy he'e
are purchasable md corrupt lie p'o.
nounces their conduct diSsraceful. lie
can hardly get his breath over the news.
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lIrnE's to Wheeling. And in Wishing
that city prosperity We are sure we echo
the sentiments Of every newspaper man in
this statc. The pes will never forget
Wheeling. May she have few strikes and
prcpt prosperity.-Eitch:t Gazette.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

!, The neSl sesSion besIpS SEPTEMBER On Nv,
Ten SEPARATE ScHooLs. Including yrSocii ' 4, NY
tory and school q tnglsh, Full rouncs IN NJ ~.
Enlarged facilities of study OF PhySirsIe SNMOa.
and scientific AglicuitutC; cUmpI;cE ," NTiMcts
chemical lAbtatory. Thorough courses in Im dTi..i
aud Modern Languages and llICfa,ute TcI, He en!!
a. cost Necessary rxpenss not over STA. f.,
laub ia.. ,,a, Mn1.sr,,aIdssl ushi,
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BALTIMORE. Mn

.MT VERNON INSTITUTE, M. t6 ~. Vernon rlsrc,
and Little Girls. Founi,d is9. Mn. 81 juns,
and Mn. B; Maitland, Principals assisted bvalS%ss,
eorls OF able Professors, Beautiful lltnAtI0n inut.
ine one OF the squares surrounding WEshinv,on
Monument. Educational advantages unsur,asssJ
Circulars sant on application IN Iliurinais IN w.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

az Abode eAaCHl us, Virginia.
Opens September Goth, 1852. One oi ,bo IT,,
Schools for Young adIts III The uuIi., u. r,n'
surroundings beautiful. Climate NnsrTSs'cI 1" IT,
Elh H., lsoT S eiSheen State; Terms among The bst
Latin, French, German, inStrlIIentE1 Wr, GI'u,S,
iot scholastic year irom September 10 June. MN.
H.. ~. - REV. wa. a. llARRIS. L. n, Pas,
l"hNFa" StAnutnu u.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-09
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Justice MacArthur.-Doug-
lass VS.. Clssel; judgment of condemnation.
Strong vs. Barbour; ON hearing.
PROBATE CoURT-Justice Hagner.-Will OF
Nathaniel Turner fully proven. Estate of
Susanna Jouvenal; citation against executor
returned served. VIII OF Sophia b. Keese. r.
Ross Perry, esd, appeared in behalf Of execu-
tor and stated that he would not endeavor to
establish the will heretofore filed, being salts
fied that II was not executed according to law,
and filed another VIII executed prior TO the
aforementioned one; order declaring VIII
dated April 8, 1882, void. Estate of John o..
Evans order to sell personal estate. Estate
OF Martha A. Conkle; first and final account Of
administrator passed. Estate of Frank Z.
Hilli order requiring Mary L. Hill to have
VIII proved and take out letters testamentary
on Wednesday, June Ia, 1882. VIII Of James
Il. Barr fully proved and letters testamentary
issued TO W. II. Young on bond OF $4,000. Es-
tate Of Jacob Hess; order of publication issued
returnable July z. Estate Of Louis Leclerc;
letters OF administration granted Lizzie Le-
clerc. Estate Of Joseph HeRry; release Of bond
hled.
EQUITY CouRT-Justice Hagner.-Oz vs..
oZment; divorce decreed. Ball vs.. Ball: dl-
vorce decreed. Swami vs.. Swami; appearances
OF defendant. Given vs.. Merlini pro confesso
and reference 10 auditor. Lynham VS.. Lyn.
ham; rule on defendant granted,
The Evening critic., 1882-06-09
EAST WASHINGTON.

a large number Of Rcehabltes, wearing the
pretty rcgalia Of the order and headed by a
drum corps, started from Capitol Tents nall
last evening at o'clock and proceeded 70
Uniontown, where "Anacostla Tent, o. r.,
was Instituted. Mr.. John H. Mahoney, d. @. r.,
assisted by several officers of the District and
subordinate tents, performed tho impressive
ceremony OF tho order. Able and telling
speeches were delivered by Messrs John N.
Minnix, BARLEY and others. The now tent
took n recess until Tuesday evening next,
when officers VIII be elected and organization
completed.
Bud Eagleston's tent did not lack I'm at.
tendance last night. Powerful speeches were
delivered and n number Of plcdge.signers
recorded by the secretary.
To praise Steinle's celebrated Ice cream Is
unnecessary. 1t has long since become a sta.
pie luxury In the market. HIS capacious sa-
looms, 119 Pennsylvania avenue east, are filled
nightly with people from all over the city,
while his order.wagons nre always kept busy
supplying an increased demand for this re-
freshing product.
Tuscarora Tribe, No. 3, l. o. II. NJ, and
Union Lodge, l. o. o. F., held very interesting
meetings last night at Odd-Fellows' Hall.
The Gaslight Company should certainly
take cognizanco OF the wishes OF the residents
OF Uniontown, who desire pipes laid on the
side streets OF that town. 1t Will be paying
investment to tho company, as several public
buildings would avail Themselves Of tho oppor-
tunity, besides large number OF private resi-
dences.
Lieutenant Botcler, of tho Eighth Police
Precinct, recommended to the authorities to.
day that the east side of Sixth street, between
G street and North Carolina avenue southeast,
be designated as an express wagon stand
This action Is tho result OF numerous COM
plants regarding those wagons standing
about promiscuously.
Murray's national art entertainment will be
exhibited tonight at Waugh NJ. +. Church,
corner OF Third and streets northeast. Illus.
trations from the Old Testament ancient and
modern Egypt, art, statuary, etc, will form a
most interesting programme. The views are
clearly exhibited and nicely explained by Mr.
Murray
The Women's Christian Temperance Union
Of East Washington held a very interesting
meeting last evening in Odd-Felows' Hall.
Tho nearest approach to the North Pole on
Capitol Hill is DR.. Dooley's Rialto never-failing
soda fountain. Refreshing draughts are dis
pensed TO throngs of thirty mortals daily.
Services was held In the Church Of the Refor-
nation last night.
Eagle Tent, 1. o. r., meets tonight at odd
Fellows Hall.
The East Washington Band Of Hope Will hold
meeting to morrow evening in Odd-Fellows'
Hall. Interesting addresses will be delivered
and choice music rendered.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-09
Carroll Institute.

The last meeting of the season of this society
was held last evening at the rooms, 02l q
street. The evening was devoted entirely to
Longfellow and his works. Not only were
recitations from the works of the poet, but the
songs were OF his words set to music, and the
essay was commemorative OF the virtues of his
life and the beauty of his writings. The
entertainment was opened with plano solo
by Professor Lawrence, which was rendered
in that gentlemans usual style. The Institute
Gazette, in the absence of the editor, NJ. b..
Johnston, read by Mr.. F. n. Devereux.
1t spoke Of the work of the year, and COM
mended the efforts OF the president and
board of directors to elevate the standard
of the society and increase the membership.
Mr.. f. c. Woodman, whose magnificent
baritone is SO popular, sang with
tine effect the "The Old Arm-Chair," and
in response to an enthusiastic encore gave "Be-
ware" The gem of the evening was the essay
of Charles II. Davies, esq. This gentleman,
where, astcnished even his most sanguine
friends by his mastery production. Mr.. War
rem Young, whose reputation is well known,
then sang "The Village Blacksmith" Mr..
Ralph Jefferson, who has not been heard for
some time delighted his admirers by his re-
appearance with "The Day is Done" Profess
sor Caldwell then performed violin solo.
Mr.. J. II. Shorb sang tenor solo, " "Farewell,'
excellently. Mr.. Alex. King then gave a solo,
" "Dnybreak, responding to an encore with
"The Bridge" Mr.. Lackey recited "Paul
Revere's Ride and "The Monk Felix. " and
Professor Lawrence closed the entertainment
with plano solo. The meeting was well at
tended and the members who were present
were well repaid for their presence.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-09
Divorces Granted.

Justice Hagner this morning granted Lucy
ozment divorce from Robert G. Ozment, with
permission TO resume her maiden name o3
Lucy Mead. They were married at Greensl
boro, N. c., In March, 1877, she then being 16
years of age and he over 40, and lived to-
gether until April, 1879, at which time he
abandoned her.
Catherine P. Ball was also decreed divorce
from Charles A. Ball. They We're married In
Washington County, Pa, In November, 1877.
and lived together until July B. 1880. when he
sent her to her mother and left her. She was
given the custody OF the two children.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-09
Anoaher IIitch I'm smitI,,s case.

Charles II. Smith, the engraver, Jointly In
dicted with Brockway, on the charge Of steal
Ing the plates from the United States Treas
ury, was before United States Commissioner
In Brooklyn yesterday for examination. His
counsel objected TO the Indictment on the
ground that Il was not exempllhed. He also
claimed that II was worthless, not being prop
erly drawn, and that even II II was certified,
IL could not be admitted as evidence. The
United States District Attorney claimed chat 1t
could be put in as evidence. Tho Commits
sioner, however, adjourned the hearing 10 the
14tn inst, In order that the Indictment might
be sent back TO Washington, where II was
drawn, for exemplitication. Smith, in the
meantime, IL under $4,000 bail.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-09
LessOns in Music.

We are pleased To know that Mons. Alex
ander DeWolowski, the celebrated pianist
composer and Instructor in vocal and
instrumental music, is now at SO7 l
street northwest, whore he Is prepared TO re-
ceiye pupils, His new method OF musical in
structlon is favorably received by all who
have tried IL. His pupils I'm a short time be-
come accomplished performers on the piano
ana fine singers. Monsieur Wolowski should
meet with success because he deserves It.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-09
The international Rifle Match.

There being difference between the British
and American 200-yard target, 1t has been
agreed TO shoot the international military
rifle match al Creedmoor on American targets,
and on British targets at the return contest al
inches and inner lire of twenty. -four inches.
The American is four by six, with centre
line of twenty-six inches and inner line
fOcty.siX inches,
The Evening critic., 1882-06-09
The Labor Troubles.

The Mill Owners Association, organized
al Pittsburg, Pa, Wednesday, Is simply the
Western Iron Association on an extended
scale, but II Is said not necessarily hostile 70
the workmen's union. Secretary Martin, of
The Amalgamated Association, says that II is
just what his organization has urged as a
means OF enabling employers to conduct their
business with certainty. manufacturer who
was present al the meeting takes different
view, and resolution was adopted not 10 ad-
vance wages.
A conference was held at Milwaukee,
Wis, Wednesday, between the North Chicago
Rolling Mill Company and employees, and It is
believed work VIII be resumed next woek at
advanced rates.
A special to the Baltimore Sum says of the
situation at Frostburg: "lart OF tho Imported
labor remained ont OF the mines to-day on ac-
count Of the day being religious holiday.
The output was 100 tons, and 1O7 tons were
shipped 10 Cumberland. In tho afternoon the
last importation OF men went Into the mines
and were assigned their places for work In
The morning they viii commence regular
mining. Mine-Inspector Thomas Brown was
ON the ground looking into the condition OF
things and seeing that ell was right. Az the
request Of the companys officers Rev. v. n.
schmit, OF 81. Michaeis Catholic Church,
Frostburg, visited the camp In the afternoon
and saw those of the new men who were OF the
Catholic faith He ascestained .he number Of
each nationality belonging to his Church. He
VIII notify Archbishop Gibbons OF the matter,
and await instructions as TO tho manner in
which the men shall receive religious instruc-
tion." Some little excitement wes occasioned in
the AFTERNOON by several OF the cars running
on the track, aud there was shouting outside
the camp at the accident. Andrew j. Aelrs, OF
The police force, has been promoted sergeant.
The old miners claim that the coal being put
out 10 OF inferior quality, and so filled with
slate and 30 nne that II cannot be sold on tho
regular market. They also state that they
have no idea they VIII fail In beating the coal
companies, and that they can hold out for an
indefinite period. squad of eleven special po.
licemen, In charge OF Capt.W. O.Walters, ,ar we'd
at Cumberland last night, who are TO come TO
Eckhart mines. They are picked men, and
are 10 replace some OF the present force AT
Eckhart who have left.
The Greatest Bargains Ever O6erea
In MILLINERY Will be sold to-morroM and Mon
The Evening critic., 1882-06-09
national Hotel Arrivals.

George S. Doam, Omaha, Neb.; W. II. FusseIl,
phila.; Joseph Walker, New York; Thomas
Dixon, ohioi j. A. Redlngton, ohioi Elias
BALTIC; NJ. A. Refre, W. Va; Thomas A. Mel,
son, Conn; b. p. Town, New York; Lewis
Levy, New York; George A. Blako and Wife,
Page, cincinnatii John g.. Monahan, N. ";
VIM. s. Ball, Greensboro, N. o. j. W. Gard
ner, Carrollton, Gal Fred. A. Dodge,
n. D. wayman, Dalto.; j. b. Kinsler, Lock
Haven't W. II. Rich, n. y; Isaac Hoffer, Pa;
Jas. Momac, MINI. ;Thos. p. Shallcross, VIVA;
W. 5. pealsons and Wife, N. o.; Z. W. Kibble,
N. c.; Jas, McEliath, n. O.: s. X. Davis, N. O.;
q. o. Farnpm, Chicago; II. X. Stoughton, Mass, (;
Gee. b, Mnslow, n. y; T. A. CLARK, Ga; G.. L..
Ely, n. "; Geo. W. Shedwick, Phila.; VIM.
Boyd, Balto.; W. X. Beard, Tallahassee, Fla;
4. ., Beard, Tallaharsee, Fla.i ID. d. Goodwin,
n, H. J. 7, olapp and wife, Fargo, d. II l.. q.
Walker, N. Y.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-09
1Esthetic Clothing.

Two elegantly-dressed young men stood in
front of THE CRITIC office this afternoon, when
the following dialogue ensued:
"Wbere did you get that handsome vest? :"
said one.
"Why, at George Spransy's, No. 507 Sew
enth street northwest. He is selling these
vests, which you will see are made of the very
best material, at the low price Of Slips"
In the twinkling Of an eye the other young
man presented himself atfhe counter of Mr..
Spransy's store, and soon he too was arrayed
in one Of Spransy's celebrated vests.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-09
A Pretty Hand

is one of the greatest of charms ever possessed
by mortal. hand badly gloyed, no matter
how pretty In itself, is ugly. Never think that
some undesirable glove "will do Never neg
lect 10 get tho most perfect-fittlng and soft
glove procurable. The best assortment In the
city from which to select is Taylor & Hufty's.
They give special attention 10 all branches of
the glove trade and have their goods made to
order in most cases, as better goods can be
offered than from ready-ma1e stocks.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-09
THE EVENING ORlTlC.
LAcoNlC LOCALS.
EsTAnIrsrrp AroUsT tasa.


ESTHER pR1cE will build q brick dwcll
ing at a cost OF 81 200 on Tenth street, near @
southwest.
THE ladies will all go to Goldschmiis,
S12 seventh street, for one OF those bcantith
fans given to everyyustomer.
MR.. ED. TEMPLE will expend S65.09O
on the erection OF three brick dwellings at
Tenth street and Virginia aven ue southwest.
BUILDING INSPECTOR ENrwIsrLE TO.
day condemned the building at the northeast
corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
northwest
THOMAS McGRAUaH was before Judge
Smell to-day for driving horse with tumor
in Its eye, and was glycn thirty days to have
surgical operation performed.
THE Commissioners to day granted per-
mission to the Alexandria Light Infantry to
pass through tho District under arms on their
way to tho reunion Mt Baltimore.
The colored burglars, Taylor and Davis,
recently tried In the Police Court were to-day
committed to JAIL in default of $1,000 bonds,
to await the action OF the Grand Jury.
The residence of Mr.. ID. w. Classic, 69s
Il street northwest, was entered about noon
yesterday and robbed of valuable silyerware,
etc. The property was all recovered by De-
tective voss to-day, and the thief Will probably
bearreated at once.
THIS afternoon John Jones, q colored
laborer, was cutting grass In the yard OF Mr.
Hcover's house, No. 1915 sixth street north
west when he accidently cut himself with the
sickle, severing an artery Of his left leg, and
bled to death before assistance reached him.
The man was taken to the Freedmen's Hos
pftal.
THE Pennsylvania editorial excursion
lists visited the Government Printing ONCE
yesterday afternoon by special invitation Of
Mr.. s. p. Rounds, the Public Printer The WIS.,
itors inspected every portion of the mammoth
printing Office and were much Interested In
the great work going on so systematically
in the various departments. Mr.. Rounds ex-
tended q hearty welcome to the guests and
charmed them by the courteous cordiality of
his manner.
FRANK HEINLINE. an old man in desti-
tute circumstances, was charged in the
Police Court this morning with cruelty
driving horse which was unfit for
use. The horse was an interesting old
relic, his age variously computed from twenty
six to thirty-eight years, his proportions un-
usually large, and his appearance indicated
that he had once been a very fine animal. The
horse was in condition of literal starvation,
every bone being visible and the general ap-
pearance indicating extreme suffering. Tra-
dition has 1t that this venerable animal was
at one time one of Admiral Porter's carriage
horses, but Major King inclines TO the belief
that II was General Washington's war-horse
Judge Smell said that, considering Heinline's
poverty, he would give him twenty-four hours
TO Kill the venerable animal and would drop O
five-dollar note ia the hat for purchasing O
new one.