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THE ROSS N UHDEI,.
several Arrests HIVE Keen tMnilc-Ne
pNSlIiYA llue AA Yet

Positive Clue as Yet. a |
CINCINNATI, October l3.-It is now five
days since the brutal murder and robbery
Of A. y. Ross near his home ut Glendale,
and though rewards agsresatins over ST.
900 have been offered, and several arrests
have been made, no positive clue has been
obtained. Probably the most important
arrest was made last night, when james 7,
Porter, who eight years ago was here in The
United States Secret. Service, and who has
since had some prominence in the East III
connection with murder, was arrested.
He claimed TO be here working up the
case. ! When searched memorandum
book was found, on which there were
remarkable entries, among them these:
"BALTlMoRE, September 30. - Thomas
Huffman left B. for G. TO stand up for some
prominent man in the suburbs.
BALTIC, October 2.-Ileard Huffman was
at Columbus, Ohio,Sti aiii
CoLuMnus, O., October .i.-When I ar.
rived here | learned that Huffman had left
for. Cincinnati. - ~ - ~ - '-'"<
ClScINSArl. October 5.-saw Huffman at
Fourth and Vine...a ~ ,i5tsf
October l0.-Saw Pinkerton Robert. lie
told me Huffman and Dargo Frank COM
mllted the murder Of Mr. Ross at Glen
dale. - = - - -
October Huffman left Indianapolis
for Chicago this morning. Iti iiiiiiP5 I
Porter had also two. Adams Express
money envelopes addressed to himself lin
this city from John Dixon, Philadelphia,
dated September &c Ono WAS marked
5000 and the other $40. Neither Ind the
appearance Of having passed through, The
Company's hands. The charge OF carrying
concealed weapons Was placed against por-
ter An attempt will be made to trace
Huffman. 8 Porter says he thinks Huffman
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NEW ioRx, October l3.-Potutoes have
been bought in Ohio, Indiana and Michi-
gan recently Tor eA cents bushel, which
enables them to be laid down in New York
cheaper than State stock and the amount
coming in threatens 10 glut the market.
The importance Of this city rs n potato
market is seen In the iact that last year the
importations amounted 10 100000
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I Not SOSmnrt. After All.

LITTLE Rock oetober:l3.-lohn Smart,
a awhitenaan, xas a11estsl'to.day, ,3chargesd
with The assassination several months ago
Of Edward lsom, a merchant and railroad
agent at Kerr station onFthe Memphis 4
Little Rock r. r. Smart was ARRESTED at
the timenpd discharged, but new evidence
has b:cn found. $50 @lE,,fF i
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The Southern Way.

= A1LANrA, Ca, October Eat Tiiton, a
small station on the Brunswick K ALBANY
Railroad, serious shooting ARRAY oc.
CURED. Green u. May and Martin lIar.
rell, turpentne producers, met at court.
Mays asked Tor retraction Of statement
in letter 10 him. Harrcll at once fired.
Between the two men and their friends
forty or fifty shots were fired. Both prin.
cipals fell i!mortully5 Iwounde4 One ol
Harrell's supporters snamed Jofdan, was
killed, and a man named Vickefs seriously
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ThcMrcrkc.i Aain.l /,

"A OWEN sovSD, October sl3.-EGorts arc
still being made to recover the bodies Of
the victims Of The Asia. !: The body OF Mrs
Wood, OF Cincinnati, has been found con.
cealed on an island, stripped Of her jewel.
ry and 2;valuables. The lighthouse. Keeper
upon the island, 1, It appears, found the body
seven days before the search party dis.
covered it. but did not report the fact. IN.
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Schooner Wreck cd,

WAslllSeToS, October l3.-The Signal
Corps station at Sandy Hook reports that
the schooner Manantico from New York
for rhiladeI phia, with cargo otpig iron,
struck on the sunken steamer Nankinin
the Swash channel and sunk inS six
fathoms Of f;water. Capt DE- Cullen 'nnd
Alolph johnson, seamen, were saved.
The only name known OF the missing is
Thomas Thompson.s 5sAt book was found
with the name Of Thomas Hyeri written on
the leaf. & e. 2! & eI.S
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5 Cooperaon u StrIke.

h CHICAGO, Qctober. l3.@3The coopcrs in
heemploy ottheidiaerent packing houses
and other establishments at !; the stock
yurds: s:andin Chicago are on a strike ut,.hiider
the Goopers'{ Union:Ss Several hundred oi
them Aarez out.TET They had been getting
about TS2175$ $pert day, and demanded ST.
New en- aro, takingthe places Of the strik.
ers as rapidly as possibl 8. 81
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( Sim ple- J ustIce, Ouly,

SAN FRASclsco, October l3.-A Tucson
dispatch says: General Crook has Issued
instructions 10 the military. officers in his
department looking to the gradual cstab.
lishment Of civil government amongst the
reservation Indians. He finds among the
Indians smuch distrust Of the whites, par.
ticularly Of the soldiers, and urges upon
the otiicers the necessity Of strict justice in
all their dealings with the Indians, promis.
ine that they will be held TO y strict &C.
count al their acts. w. 4. q b. 2.5f5
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Tic I.,,AfIActf

EVANSVILLE, Inn, October 13.4probably
the last'aet in tle'Redmah killiny; ;td,al drama
tookIplace here today by the. grand Jury
finding indictments Of conspiracy d against
Gill Floyd and McFaddcn and then riccleais-
ing itliemsqnderfSl 900 bond each. Tie
bondsmen are all Of Poseycounty, and rep
resent over $4,000, ,0o0.$, III necessary,ith Inc.
whole county would have become their
bondsmcn. The condition Of the other
wounded raiders is not improving md il Is
possible that two Of them will die aelI.i1l
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Aason's Election or Defeat Depends on
the Returns From PcnllctOu.
spc-iA Dispatch to the Intelllsenccr.
GRAFroS,i October l3.-Mason has about
one hundred and forty majority excluding
Pendleton county, which is reported to
give a small majority for Wilson. This
leaves the result still very doubtful, but
with the chances in favor OF Mason by from
fifty.ive to eighty majority. ;&
sg4i s1; ,..de4}S S. 7. McConMtcK,
Secretary Cong. Com.
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Lt.1IT fET-GlI -sf5 ~
"MnrtnIOn" Rgtnincli.

ToNoyTo, October y. .S7:A .,lscti meeting q
the: University Senate; lie report :,oi from ,he
special committee, recommending; that the
"Lady of the lake" be allowed as an alter.
native with l"Aiarmion"J'at Tie matrirl,la.
ton examinations. The report was objected
bya vote Of ten to eight, It in, effect being
that the Senate declins, to interfere, api
"Marmion'is retained" 81 l'AIii s. s'.l' 5si1
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~, - - = - ------tI I.Dlt-
1liNt In " lint lIc Elected to Do.

.NEw Yonk, October l3.-Jpdge Law
renee, Of the Supreme Court 81 this State, tate,
has decided that in the trial !o6f certain i.
causes brought in The name Of the People. PC
Of The State, the Attorney General has no
right;to delegate his power and authority.
represent the people 10 private counsel,
The question arose in n suit brought'by d
property owner in Twenty-Grst' street 10
enjoin the Metropolitan Telephone and
Telegraph Company from placing pole and
wires in front Of his premists, md 10 COM
pei tho removal OF those already in posi-
tiOn.G ~ 10 ott EitiA.. N.tW .tEnl. t.Ie nanL-.
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Two LIVES Lost by n Roller ExpIosiom.
prrERsnusc, LIS, October la.-The saw.
mill Of Stephenson i Dunkau was. demol-
ished by IN explosion OF Ntlco boiler last
night. James Stephenson and James
Hochimer we're killed and Feorge Watkins
and Will Lantier fatally injured, Igl3TIH.'
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Al, la'est explanation Of the Republican
!, v.' ~. IN ohio and the Democratic defeat
y, a"Fa Virginia is that tho West yir.
,, sI'A Democracy, feeling secure Of victory
TnssNmt' emt' went over the river to vote on
tsNs "es'ay \, and left the field to the Republi-
A Lila Ia plausible but not official. .j
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ilf defeat Of Mckinley, the well known
u'l' member Of the Ohio delegation seems
70 have stirred up Pittsburgh and is
thought to have decidedly increased
btavet's chances Of success in Pennsyl-
vania. There is to be a great scramble
made TO save as many Congressman MS
possible in that State. They have IN idea
that Republican members will be needed
III the next Congress, 5itla g'5Is ah.
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srnuhkxsrllr, October Is. -Theiremaina
oi Joseph Gilky, who, fell of the Stockdale
on Monday night, we're found near N1ingo,
below this city, last evening. The body
was brought 10 ltlis lefty and forwarded 10
his sister, living &at East Liverpool, this
morning. He WIS a single man aged 70
veurH, ls.s ~ n 3- ,l5s a. st II4G4I q
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NAr,cx, MASS, October l2 2-Tso little
daughters Of Louis Wright, aged twelve
and ten years, passing through the Boston
4 Albany freight yard, on their way 10
school, ,;were estruck by a freight train. The
ollerTg girl sSwas instantly killed The
younger had her right arm cut Of, and
will probably die. IA N,
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Exactly what ro,rer intends 10 no,

/ % y
WASHINGTON, October ls.-A prominent
Treasury official, speaking Of Mr.. Folger's
plan today, said; sum and substance
Of what Judge Folger vii! do iisl: this: lie
annual report, whether, he is elected: Gov:
ernor Of New York or not. II he does not
happen to be elected, and, as qln ;adyis:
ed, he has but little doubts on the s,bject
he will not resign. No kind Of influences
can get him out Of tho Treasury Depart.
ment until he wants to SO out, ind he will
not want to go out unless he is elected
Governor He has number :ol ideus in
regard 70 the national i|n!anses, n,; Rieh he h,
lolIer in his recommendations 10 Congress.
Tie rresident expects him to complete his
report before he sprrendeys tho Treasury
portfolio, itmattesSnot what anyone says
10 tho contrary" $ifsIffI !tJ,..5S..
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CountcrreItcrx Arrcytetl,Si

Il PlrTsQundH, October l3.-Thel I C0nlmei-
eial Ga:tlIt. Uniontown, Pa, special says: sa.a.
The United States Secret Service agents
last night arrested Thomas n. Carter,
Charles P.Sand Mccullough Marker torr
passing gcounterfeit; money. Fayotte coun!l
ty and the adjoining country has been
Hooded with spurious coin Tor year past
and it is believed the parties arrested are
inembers'of an organlscd gang Of counter.
feiters 81 - a d nm - - =. :. y
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Always Peas, OF Ir'Ffr mS,incS:

NEw YoRK, October ls.--Tho large
slaughterers Of this city have vast amounts
invested in machinery Tor iat.rendering
and other Alses; and they do not propossSto
let any Western scheme knock them ont
In, conseqnentes there ares s4ealerss looking
toraglut beef id this inafEet. "a. SsF ~ -
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Old KrOllSilicN,

NEw YonK, October l3!!nnThe departure
OF the frigatc Constitution, i"old Iron
Sides" which was 10 have left the! Brook.
lyn navy yard to-dayiin low Of, the United
States steamer. St an powha!an. ior Portsmouth,
N. II was delayed On account Of the stores
not being all on board. She viii not leave
until next Moiidiy.n .nishe+ has Been tenn.
IporariIy .rigged!I with, q storrI stayssil, fore
and mainstay.saiIs and a spanker,s so that in
case n storm slionld come on Ind the
ihawsers by which she wilrbe towed by the
died By her Grew! =, ,lhlli tSs1lh.
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Hanging by the Half Dozen.

;MAcoS, Ga, October l3.-The city is
crowded with people who hayo come in to
witness the hanging g'ofI Iflvo- -men~and one
woman, all coIored, fer.taking part in the
Eastman riots. They made u desperate
attempt to escape yesterday, but were
oyerpowered, and chained to the floors OF
their cells, 4, .-I. :. - e. -E W.
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- SiiiRgl2e Denlsi,

,ona,ssl, on"aa,nsSslS,v'llg, October l3.- Accept our
tHrss Examinations over the result in your dis.
C;"S S t., Wood Tor West Virginia. Thank
0ha, M W.T. your victory. Ohio has gone the
s,v ' WV" WY, Out she will como back and TO
say aud don't forget It. b a; ~ lI75T;-s
7. T.HANIoS 4 SoSs.
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n .,Jys 7-'-T- - 2 -ss--rt-.--s- ..----s--- HplNiI
Z. A GhAhtly Sccurlty for ID bt.

4 Ghnstiy Security for u bt. p, ,,.,.,
INV YoohK, ';oaober iss:Mn MnJohh' 'Ryyahn
called at the Office Of Vital Statistics, ana
stated that the Adams Express Company
held the body OF his daughter, marked
G. 0. D., and would'not deliver except on
thcspayment !of 500, claimed by al St.
Louis undertaker.,E Ile -wasldireetetl!to 90
to- the nearest magistrate ;ands state Ethe
case to'himtand lte would give hin the
necessary order, as it was unlawful in this
State to detain a body for debt. Nd
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Tic Scnwor,hincA. or ,hc ! Jcnnnc 1 tc

WASHINGTON, October ls.-Chicf Engi.
neer Farmer testified before the Board Of
Inquiry that the Jeannettc was not fltted
for tho Arctic voyage; that fthe vessels
but Dc Long and Melville on the trial trip
expressed satisfaction with the way the
vessel was prepared for the voyage,
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4 Nol!h!s sKish,, jsar. pr Neisheors!A /
! EEw5 FoRK, October 18.-The l,oardJ &

New foRK, October 18.-The DoafdI q
Trustees Of the Washington Square Meth.
odist Church made complaint in the JET
ierson Market Police Court, before Justice
Ford against Francis Donnel|y 5iorJ main.
;taining a liquor saloon opposite, tho church,
''dcnlarine'thp place d 'nulsanre.I Hearing
set loE to;morrow: h Utiyi .,,Ii1i,IiAtI tjr
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kllI.l. IN DOUBT.

4. .,ifF IVf.ITF. ". FEfSolbs,
Chairman Congressional Committee
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BOSTON,

Bos7oS; October. l3.-Thc sales Of Wool
for 5tthet'qwcek H:were' 1855, 300 pounds,
receipts 9,75s bales domestic, 1896 foreign.
The. shipments OF boots and shoes from
Boston to the Western Southern and Mid.
die States this week were 56,lO3 cases
against IS, ,77G3 for the same time in 1881. =
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!lInhopc Inns Ilirc,I a unll.

WASHINGTON, October l3-The Critic has
the follswing:l That wiry. statesman,
Nlahone,o Of Virginia, is not to be caught
mapping, and il his opponents think for a
moment that lie is any less active this year
than he was last they will get badly fooled.
The Senator is just now one of the busiest
men Of modern times. lie not only com.
mands an army composed Of more than
onc.half the voting population Of Virginia,
but he also holds the lash over some hun.
dred gentlemen from the old Common.
wealth who are temporary residents Of
Washington, !. e. employees Of The various
departments by the grace Of the Senator
himself. 4--l - z ,:. - . - =. ::
The other day the able Senator con.
ceived the brilliant idea Of making his
beneficiaries earn their bread, SO The went
at once aud rented an entire floor Of the
Portland fiat at his expense. Every night
he. Readjuster Department boys have TO
answer to their names dt Mahone's head
quarters, when, they roll back their sleeves
and get down 10 solid work, mailing .docu-
mcnts to Virginia. 81 .sA1& ".
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Al Marriage Under Peculiar ,CIrcum
H,t7 hlNnccA. ta'
WAslllScroS, October l3-Lieutcnan,
George L. Converse, Jr., was married this
evening to the daughter of; Admiral Jink.
ms, Of the Navy II will be remembered
that. about five months since, in a brush
with the Apaches, Lieut.. Converse, who is
son OF Congressman George II Converse,
ofOhio, was shot in the head and danger.
ously wounded. The ball lodged upon lie
surface Of the brain, destroying the eye.
An operation was performed by removing
the eye, but 1t was demonstrated that M
attempt to remove the ball might result
fatally. Lieut.. Converse then determined
that his marriage should take place before
the operation was performed, and it was
solemnizcd tonight. The wedding was
yely quiet, only the immediate friends ol
the contracting parties being present. =
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State Senate: Smiths majority, i07.
Powell, Republican, for House Of Dele.
gates, and Mayfield, for County Commits.
soner, are elected by large majori,ics.
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REVIEWING THE FlELD.
Tie ohio Election Does Not Dixcomra:
the Republicans, ut NuHMInytOn.

Tie ohio Election Does Not Discourage
the Republicans nt Warrington. & II
= WASHINGTON, October Tile election
news from Ohio was the principal subject
OF conversation about the departments and
hotels to-day. The result was canyassej
principally with regard to its effect on the
elections in the November States and on
the political complexion OF the next House
of Representatives While some enthus.
iastic Democrats were found expressing
their belief that the Ohio victory marked
the beginning Of n tidal wave of;Democrat.
ic success, no Republicans were willing ia
accept that view Of the situation. On the
contrary, Republicans everywhere extract
the consolation from the defeat in Ohio that
it was the effect Of local causes, and that these
causes taken oat oil subsequent contests
would insure that party lines would again
be drawn in succeeding, elections even il,
Ohio. Farsecing politicians also are look
ing hopefully forward to the moral in.
iluence OF the defeat in Ohio on party pros.
poets in other States, principally Pennsyl-
vania and New York. AS an illustration
of this an opinion expressed to-day 10 The
Press correspondent by Judge NlcCammon,
Of the Interior Department, is apropos.
Judge McCammon, who is hinlselta Penn.
sylyanian, said that he thought the, in
iluence OF the defeat in Ohio would tend
toward Republican unity in Peiinsylvania,
it would be note Of warning to such Re.
publicaus as were led by their opposition
to Beaver to risk the chances Of Repnb.
lican success in close congressional
districts. This influence, too, would
be felt principally in the western part Of
Pennsylvania, which was closely. con-
nected by business and socialtics in Ohio,
and would thus reach the seat OF disailec.
ton in Pennsylvania. A treasury official,
who isa New York Stalwart, held much
the same opinion with regard to- the effect
Of the Ohio defeat on Republican prospects
in the Empire State. 1t was Il note OF
Warming. he thought, to- Republicans in
that, State, and would be Needed He
thought, too, that the Democrats would, as
usual, be SO obtrusively $jubilant over their
success rs 10 stir up Republican pride and
give all additional incentive to hard work.
There: Is n growing feeling among poll.
ticians. of all classes here that the success
OF the free trade theory. in Ohio, as excm.
pliied in the election Of its apostle, Frank
llurd, will have n strong tendency. to
awaken the fears OF the business interests
iui New York and Pennsylvaniaand range
the business men on the side Of the Repub.
licans. 7 -. !, -. : -. 49,
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Well DOs,c. TYLER.

MlDpLEpouRSE, TYLER Co., W. VA, Oc.
tober, ls.lWe;haye repulsed the enemy at
every point.
GotI =. 1857
Good, "a. Gil
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= Colts majority . -. 49l
Republican gain over Hutchinson in
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HHul pernal'st a lIIttIe.- |ehReF9 tNan It was
even two weeks ago. The recovery from
the depression oiJune and early July ap.
pears 10 have been lost and the market Is
somewhat unsettled; Charcoal ironiis es.
pecial1y' weak and the market is over.
stocked. There is good steady demand
for all kinds OF manufactured iron, and
with,thet assortment still broken prices arc
firm. Nailsare steady At unchanged prices;
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A Banquet of Worms.
Pail Mall Gazette.

Pail Mall Gazette.
A group of French gourmets, whose object
it is to do for the cookery of the future what
Wagner is doug for Its music, are happily fol-
lowing up the labors of Darwin in this direc-
ton, and, having recently tried this tempting
morsel, have communicated to grateful pub
lie the result of their first researches. Fifty
guests were present at the experiment. The
worms, apparently lob-worms, were first put
iuto vinegar, by which process they were
made to disgorge the famous vegetable moeld
about which we have recently heard SO much.
They were then rolled in batter, and put iuto
an oven, where they acquired a delightful COL
den tint, and, We are assured, a most appeliz-
ing smell. After the first plateful the fifty
guests rose like one man and asked fot more.
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GOSSIP.

Herbert Spencer, who is now in this coun-
try, has no family-neither wife nor children.
father mother, sister nor brother. He is all
alone and rich.
Congressman Bragg, Of Wisconsin, is gen.
orally acknowledged to play the neatest game
of poker seen in Washington since the days OF
Henry Watterson.
A Georgia paper has the following among
it's marriage notices:-"On the 18th instant,
Mr.. T. Wrinkle, to Miss Rachel Starr. I
Wrinkle, I Wrinkle, little Starr"
A soldier, telling his mother of the terrible
fire at battle, was asked by her why ne did
not Get behind a tree. ''Tree" said he,
''there wasn't enough of them for the officer" "
The Ford brothers, who were concerned in
the killing of Jesse James, the murderer; last
spring, in Missouri, have been engaged to ex-
hibit themselves at Bunnelps Museum.
The dairymaid pensively MIXED the goat,
And pouting she paused to mutter-
81 wish, you brute, you would turn to milk, "
And the animal turned to butt(h)er!
Fortress Monroe is the largest single FORTH
cation in the world. 1t has already cost the
government So, ooo, 600 The water battery
IS considered one of the finest military works
in the world.
A prosperous Michigan baby-carriage fac
tory had Its origin in the birth of IS babies in
the town in 10 days. A carpenter got the job
of making carriages for the whole number,
and from that start the business grew.
Our NATIONAL DEFENcEs.-(As defined
by an intelligent cabman. External FORTH
cations.-Top-coat, overalls, and tarpaulin
hat. Internal Notifications. of beef
steak, and "suthun' short, to keep the cold
out"