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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

John Higgs Is building large stable 10,
Jimmie HaurAtts, at his hotel on B street.
The Democratic d,g pole will be raised
opposite MIR. F.smming's store, on Mound
street, this evening. l'
Burr Robbins and wife wero the guests o.
George A. Steele, Of the Second ward, sAtur.
day aud Sunday last.
The District Republican primaries will BE-
held Saturday next. to appoint delegates to
the several conventions.
Rev. J. F. Woods and family, OF Parkers.
burg are spending the summer with Mrs,
Gray, Mrs. Woods mother. a. q 81
Sergeant Braunon and Policemen Kelle.
and MtGlll appeared In their nobby new
uniforms for this first time Saturday last.
Nj. Osborn has not yet succeeded in re-.
moving the pieoe Of steel from the bottom OF
the gas we'll but is hopeful OF being able to
do so.
The Washington district Democrats will
Senatorial aud County Conventions, at the
Court House this evening.
The delay in putting up the Ohio River
railroad depot buildings here is caused, it ia
aaid, by q change in the plans. 1t having besn
decided to erec. much larger buildings than
was originally designed. -r
Dr.. Rogers. the jolly B street drugglst,
went out 10 Mountain Lake Pork this morn
ing to join hiH wife, who has been soIourn,
ing at that popular resort for somo Tina past.
he e1p.cts 10 remain about three weeks.
Hon. q. 8. White. Of Bolton, was in town
yesterday. Mr.. White Is one Of the trio of
aspirants for legislative Donors whose fate
will be determined by the Republican Coun.
tv ConTontion to be held Monday next, the
21st inst, 5a. y y
A horie attached to 4 covered wegon ran
off from the vicinity OF Dr.. Brucs's yester-
day morning, passed up B street to the
Bank corner, thence by the cross street 10 A,
and on up through the Third ward, turning
the many Corners with 'neatness and dis.
patoh.'' 49, ! nv w.
The Board OF Education of Washington
district determined upon i've months
term fer the current year, fixed the salary
OF teachers at $50 per month Tor those hold.
ing number one cerlificates, and levied Is
csnts on tbs $l00 valuation for teachers and
70 centa for building fund, ~
Farmers Of this Vicinity complain that the
continued drought hiss rendered the grass
harvest unusually short! and OF poor quality.
Blsckte,riss, one Of Marshal! county's staple
productions, are seriously affected by the div
weather, the berries being sn,sll and vither,
ed up, and entirely waiting in thst lucipus
juicinesl that usually chsractsr.zss that
berry. sS' Z. o. ..L,s5,lL3 -. II =.
Nj. Kimble, foreman in the wheel and box
department Of the Webster Wagon Compa-
nys works, seyers his connpction with that
concern to-day to accept y position, 1t is. un.
derstood, In wood working establishment
Of some character Mt Zluesville. Ohio. Nj.
Kimble Is workman possessing unusual
mechanical skill end sound nssclioal ju1g.
ment which renders HIM Of special value to
any manufacturing establishment that NAV
BE- fortunate enough TO secure bis services.
Els departure entails loss to this town OF
the class Of citizens she can lily afford to
spete, ..iSra'95tz.. i. a 80 i.-sI..t,
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100 Blaine and Logan Badges just re-
CeIyed. ,. 1. u. DILLON,
RI. q. !, 4 < & JeWeler.

LARGEST line Of Spring Goods In the
city, comprising 800 different Patterns
Of huitiugs, 400 different Patterns Of
pantaloonlngs, and 81 different Patterns
OF Spring OYerc0atings. Made up III
best style, at G. HESS T. SONS,
No. 1891 & 1898 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

A report reached toe city yesterday that 4
big gas vein had been struck at Hobbs,
Drockunier & Co.'s gas well on the West yir-
gjnia sIde OF The river short distance up
Short creek. This we'll IL down considerably
over 1900 feet, and the owners have been
expecting for some time 10 strike gas at any
minute. The rumor seemed well authentl-
Gated, and 1t naturally created some interest.
Investigation last night showed, however,
that there was no foundation for the report
Tee Naylor company Of this city, which
intenda to bore gas well ut WellBburg. will
commence drilling in few days Tho Given
we'll 10 down about ssvsn hundred feet. The
removing OF the tools from tho Barclay we'll
No. l will be attempted tomorrow. About
sixty fest OF them have been lodged In the
we'll sncs last fall. The well at the Pan.
handle Glass house Is over 1900 feet deep,
snd the intention is 10 sink 1t 10 q dspth Of
1850 feet. The new Dalzsl Bros 4 Gilmore
Glass house Is being tested and put in readi-
moss for full operation at the close Of the
an n q VAfutinn. 4ts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

WlTH Durkees Salad Dretalng there ia no
waste or disappointment. You are certain
homemade, and Is, besides, superb table
sauce, II. kwIAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

Baltimore Live Stock Market.
DryIcx OF GALVESTON LIVE Srocx yA8ps.
...7.s4.- MONDAY, July II, 1854. !
RECEIPTS or THE WEEK,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

Mn. PHILIP RzlcuAgr, Postmaster, New Da.
den, Robertson Co., Te1as, writes, that Mr..
Charles Levine was entirely cured Of rhsu.
mat!sm by st. Jacobs Oil, the great psin.cu,e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

IT Ia at this teason when tho Pores onen inae,v
and tho Pelsniration Is abundant that EitHguliur
il!mors, Humiia.ing hruptions, Itching Tofiufcs
salt Rheum Or Eczcma, fsoriasis. Toiter, Ki"v:
worm. Baby Humors. scfotula rc.oiulous Sores,
Assesses and nifchargirg WOUNDS, and every spe.
Sies Of lschltg. scal,. and Nmpiy Diseases Of he
skln and scalp orc 1oos speedily and ecouomicaiiy
cured BY the Cuticura Remedies = --'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

WASHINGTON, D. O., July iG-l:SoA A. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, local rains, followed by fair
weather, stationary temperature, northerly
winds In Ohio Valley, variable In Tennessee.
For the Lower Lake, local showers, partly
cloudy weather, followed BY clearing wsa..her'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

4 MORNING GLORY BAKING Pow DER, house.
keeper 6 delight. Sold by all leading grocers.
iI'l-s,'i5 GEO. 8. FkEoY,, Proprietor. b. 4,
art{ 14l0 Main Street
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f. 81. 4 - o Vel.
Corrected by NELL d ELLlNauAx, Wholesale en-,
sess, corner Main And Fourteenth E,yeeIa; ''@
,o 6'te. co6teTpEa9gy Ao. pei a. liz: choice do.
Eeas'td Gogss-In paper. per Id, IL: lower grades
,Stgars-s.andard couiectioncrs, 4, per Id. 7c.
Windsor A, GsGc refined yellow 5l;aCc: eranuis.
sed: HEr powdered, 79<c; crushed, ~; cut ioIi,
:s.". " ~ e. - ne 100 n mi :
srup,s-uhasoe sugar syrup, a5e prime sugar
hce-Carolina. 6a7kc. sgNt .aS, a.
Ge1o Orl<dns AoLaNts-Cholce, SIC; strictly primo.
boc:: primo, 4sc; good a5c.. S-'
nas-Young Ayson. per ID. 2ssaoc: gunpowdcr
a5a15c; imperial a5a5oc; japan, 2a7oe; Oolong, ga
7bc: Bouchepg, 0aisc. ,5y' IIi-' ,,..,- =
Gardls-s:ir. full weight l4c; s.earine. per rot,
NHc: mould, per bct lie. = ~
!, n'Hoor--Gnoice VINO. lnc. per gal standard city
brands, loalsc per gal;colntry, lsal5c per GAL, N
10 quality. l-7'' lRaI 5'irTl l. y ~
:. Wooden EarsNo. ! tubs. per dozen, 8 %;
No. 2 tubs per dozen, 81 90; No, 8 tubs
pe1 dosen, y "; 2hoopPa!h per doseu q s5;shoop
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

In jobsing at sxc for prime
EN-. and &c for New York.
ccording 10 quality. 14mburgcr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

To B.Y,sn consnsion from gntmente apd
linen dist VITA GLENv's euLAUa EnlP.
P1xs's ToorHAcuE DRors. cure in one min.
pte 1a.. a. gas $50 i!ttFG n MwrAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

Tho following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed at Hohneprs drug store
! Opera House corner yesterday: I A. NJ, G5o;;
II ~, So; 3P. r., SO; 7P. NJ, S2o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16
GREATEST ON EAllTT-

Cullcum Remedies are tho greatest mcoicinos nm
earth. Had tho wou. cIge salt Rheum IN sI th SH
country: My mother hsd It twenty years anh In
fact died frop It.. believe Cuticira would have
saved her liie. Ny arms. tIeAst and head were
cured un,il used the cuticua KcsolSent inle,n.
ally, aud CutIcura aud Cuucura sosp, oxteruSiiV.
hos H' J, W, AnAMc NawaSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16
IL lS>Ag EAC1,. "

Hundreds Of lette rs In our posse,sion fconics NJ
which may be had by return nall are o,,S rmiho ~
~ Tor The assertion TIA: skin. scaip and Blood
Humos, whelher 5c1oiulous, Inherited O: Conta.
g!oaS. NAY now be pei manently cured by cutcura
CUtionra and Cuticura Soap, the srrat stin t.,rea
and htauuilc!s, externally, In one hall Inc lime
and at 0ne.uAll the ez nnrse al nnu n.hn. .A.e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16
ryLzaaApHIc pEroR7y,

GRErssBoRo, Pa, July l5.-Rlver 10 feet
4 inches and falling; weather clear.
3 PARKEs, Pa, July l5.-River foot and on
q stand; weathpr clpar and pleasant. 3
On Cry, Pa, July l5.-hlver 7 inches and
on stand; weather cloudy and warm. M
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, July Is River 3 feet
and stationary; weather clear; thermometer
30. = a$N@ t,El;.
RlpEs LlsDEse, Pa, July 15.-River 5 feet
5 inches and md falling weather clesrj ther:
So. - fii&fa d. :,
LOUISVILLE KY, July 15.-Depth in the
canal, s iest Q inches; on the FALLS: feet Q
Inohes and falling. ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16
BANK BRIEFS,

.
The Andes got away last evening about s
O'Clock with all she could carry on the pres.
ent stage OF water. ,-,rz4 3,,ss'. M
The Harry Brown and John F. Walton,
with lows Of empties, are laid up at the
mopth Of Fish creek. Z.
Capt Win.ringer was at Freedom, Pa,
yesterday contracting 10Y the hnll for the
new packet to take the Abner O'Neaps place
in the S,eubenville trade. .-s,. '.o.i.
Tie members OF the Pittsburgh Coal E1.
change do not tally az II 1t was their inlen.
ton to comply with the request Of the min
ers and pay 3h cents in the Firt, Second
and Third pools, as demanded. 81 rs,
The Courier has been compelled to 70 to
hsnt again owing 10 the scarcity Of water.
She is laid up short distance above Bsres.
Vile on the West Virginia side, The Pitts.
burgh packet O. W. Bachelor has taken the
Courier's place in tho Parkersbu1g trade. i. !
The fino stern wheel Kanawha river packet
W. u. Chancellor has been chartered to
bring the delegates FROM the Kauawha Val.
ley to thei State Democratic Convention.
which meets here one week from tc.jey.
The boat will leave Charleston Sunday MORT:
ing next. 6hs will very likely ba crowded
as the indications are that the valley will be
represented here by several hundred people.
Tbs Scotia passed up yesterday very light,
Owing 10 the low dapth Of water In tho chan.
mel between hers aud Pittsburgh abe was
Obliged to put off all her freight at BeIlaire.
That for Pittsburgh was shipped by rail, and
that for this point was loaded on fat an
lowed up By the Princs.s The Scotia had q
largo passenger list, amaj ority OF them being
| gay Pittsburgh school ''nisrms."
In connection with the improvement on
the Ohio the question OF fres navigation on
tho Monongahela river vas discussed at Mon.
days Aestirg Of the Pittsburgh coal men.
They thought tit voqla be no mors than
putting them on an equal footing With tho
coal men OF the kanawha, II the Govern.
ment would purchase the rights OF the Mo.
nongahela Navigation company and allow all
coal to pass through the several locks free. OF
toll, hllusIon was also made to the falling
of in home rsusqmpslon BY the Introduction
OF natural gaa, : slEsS AS E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16
DlKES AND DAMS,

Improvements on tue OhIo-General
River News-Telegraphic Hcports.
An important meeting OF the Pittsburgh
Coal Exchange was held in Pittsburgh Mon.
day afternoon. The matter up for consit-
Grafton was Of the highest importance as the
following letter explaining tho obi ct Of the
meeting will show: J,..5 .ag
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

Tho reeelptsa'e slightly Ia excess OF lsst weeks
Offerings and equality not good as 1t was then,
sheep and lamb, are scarce, and 10 isiry nood ne.
lnand; all otherS dull. We quote butcheis' sheep
At Safhc. with few at latter price, and lambs ia
GSc, eamatirn' list year sheep sold ut 8XS5Ic,
and lambs b,eNc. R-oA 0 o>'-'>'~'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

rails, u %; keller per most, o. IS; butter tubs,
20 lbs capacity o. do, IS lbs capacity 81 %; DO u
W. SSsssssla pseS W rs ssss Gs q M
Cdnned 6oods-Pie peaches, 8 ID u 90; peaches, Q
b u %; Tomatoes. 3 ID, RAfGn. poc: swcet corn
9si 6s;c H,n1Sw err 80 stsarSsr.s -
Dried Futls-New eyarorated pared peaches va
s2c: impaired do. lSal6c; rsspberres asas6c black.
berries loc. New sun dhed-Apples, quarten "a;
au sS ao p.r asx s. asss g. 5s 20
70; do raspberries 3ta9ec: pi,tsd cherries Nx2Sc.
New eyaporstCd apples lba17c: Apples very allow.
0is-LArd oil. extra western stralnOd. O5caSi %
sas o. s S Thise mlncn OIL winter strained.
tSesa-h Quoted In ,obsins at Sxc for prime
full cream Western, and SC for New York.
sweitscrls Ital7c, according 70 quality. umbursct
a, r.a ~ 2; m.ll m.eierel, IS se No, mo.
Beas.-Choice Navy at s2!oa2 80: medium 81 8a
std.-sales Of timothy ICED d ii coal rs pc,
bushel clover EtnAll sced " 80; large o. 7ba9'oo
saliENo; pcr Dbl u 90 e1tn pcr Dbl Sis; d.lry
nnc. bushel tacka u G5. Vac ''g.I'
Sueti Crn-6syc peIlb. ~ .AHU'Is.
Gsd1-rcr Dbl. u o0alo %; Grab apple, 30 ooa
Rhtsy-sl y per proof gallon. 5
Eaa.-The card nteis slto.
pound; Jelly 8cper pound. ~
, hiaItcanuh 1a9c for choice white: walnua
4batoc: hickory nuts 6lal % per buEhel.
Thee pricesare based on wholesale transactions
o. subject 10 fluctuations during the week,
Corrected by bAclII AZ 4 MiYEn. general commits
non efann.s. no. ZIP Msikes street,
bashrl. '' ~" y '''@H W pss '''''' '0''pe'
Benns-Prluc white navy 81 5a2 co ner bushel.
prime white medium 81 Lima 6la6c: msrrowiV
81 bOas 90 per bushe ''''1'
Blter-uood creamery lSa2cc: choice dairy la
| lbC u 80 80
Bee,lnar .sO,ssc perlb.
Dried Ftults-Apples, sliced, Salcc per lb: do.
Quartercd, 6<7c; DO, cvsno,Nted. l0ai:c: Harhes'
Quartz cd sac: do hslycs. 7X,Sr. do Ma,ad ini<n
sjEc; evapprated. barred. 2ba2scc do eyanor .tnd.
nnnItted. baSc r.snb.rIies cyann.s,s NJ. ~ ~!
blackbe,fies, 9al0c: hucklebelrIcs, Halbc. =
Epes-Fresh, llal5 per dozen.
ffaLhtTs-Ffime live geese, 6paGsc Der lb {eeoad,
| iVho'C'
nrut mi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

wheeling Live Stock Mnrket.
At the Wheeling stock yards, trade Ii repor,cd as
having been dull during the pas: week, although
the supply has been good one. The quotation
are: :
CoAk-s2 Sous IS 10. all kinds 3E,g
RoIs-fait supply: bEa5s54c per ID.
Sefp-3ass3c per ID. = -
Gutits- 6Jal0 ".
Inmhs-yl h0aS IN I'F .sLi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

Though there Is an Increase |, tho rc.e,n,s ovar
Last wrek OF nearly sco head. yel The supply il
rather light and The quSlIty fully esral 10 what ii
vs. thor, TIE demand is fair AT ssa7c ior rough
not s, ana 7a.Ac for the better grades, with full
Is for hogs weighing leo 10 $50 lbs R1o!S. same
ZINE last year pttc. ranged from ~ TO Shcnet.
THE RARIP MARKET.
ArI1Eas ihis 600
rriysIs nna s 1914
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

PN!L:n:L liza, July l6.-Wool, moro demand:
Ohio aud tent sylvania western medium ssasIc:
New York. Michigan aud lndltul fine 29!S0c; mi
diuln snS4c; UseSou fine and coArss lta!lc; pulled
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

New YoRK. July Is. Money easy ut lalk per. !
cent closed odeIcd at percent. Prime mercantile
paper b}Sa7 percent. Sterling Exchange baukeIs'
bills firm at u Ss1ts demand tlS5E. 1911 -
Z GovIRSARNTs-Strong for tho four percapts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-16

prr7sDuH9H, Pa, Ju'y l5.-Wi.h The reaction The
took caurase and stopped covering from that time
until the close Of The marset, srgs.d cluing VI
sac. Reported failures on the New. York Pet,o.
leun Exchapge ciealeo d gool Deal Of ex clleme Il
as operations hAve betn very tmui tbt son lime,
II Ii thought NJ one was cf1prled by the sudden
adyante. Trading was heavy all day. Sales esli.
naled at 10, GC0, 90 barrels. n -
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81; New Jersey Central. b6s4; Northern Pacific. Tx;
DO preferred, ~; Northwestern. slss; do pro.
ier,ed, l2s New York Central, l0lS: Ohio Central.
Nail. 4isi Pitabu,yh, ssG: RSadIns aaN: 81. Louis
q San trancico. lax; do preferred. 70: ct. Paul,
Ge3{: do preferred le4lS; TexM Pacific, ~; Union
Psclac, Ss9a; United States Express. 81; w., b.
L. d r., 6H; do preferred, l3lS: Wells, Fargo III.
prcsl lQlL; Mettan Union. h4a4. -
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2173
sheep aud 500
G69
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~ amr nor,.,a fa. ana a.1u ~
862k. wheat STEADY: no. 3 ret In elevator 9cc;
No. rcd July y.sza97c: August 96Sa97c; sepiei.
be-. 97hsssc; Ccsopes 9s3Iasstsc Corn. options
nothiug doing; car lots firm; mixed 66A6ic: steam.
a6Oalc; september 60N.si1Hzc; October 60Xa6G.
oatsquiet; nos white soc: No. white ss1is{oc.
TOLEDO. O., July l5.-Whcat quiet; No, i white
81 O.. No. 291hc nked:? red cssh ana July Sc;
August sS1sci September oos: October Ole; ycsr
Sc. Corn quiet and steady: hi.h mixed ESQ., No.
cash and July 54Hc: August tihc; September
55c asked; sc cd 4S54c no grace ACC. Oats quiet
aud trrl; No.2 white sec: No. eaAh aud July CSC;
August &c, September 26Ec. y
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REMARKS ON BEEp CATTLE
The arrivals during The week amounted 10 2i73
hesd. agai4st 2.l04 last week aud 1855 head The
corresponding week Of last year, and The sales ", No
,2ie head, sgainst 2i9 astweek and head tho
CORES pondins week OF last year. and were a. io.
lows:
TO baltimore OF
10 GDHl1Fy 233
10 SAAIetn g.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-12-13
A GLANCE AT THE JURY SYSTEM.

Under this title Mr. c. II. Stephens has an
article in the January Popular Science Monthly
on what he deems an Anticipated contrivance, in
which close examination reveals fatal defects.
He says:
at will be admitted, think, that the jury of
real life does not correspond to its ideal. There
seems to be a vague, indefnable something about
it, which is ever whispering in the ear of cviliza-
ton, Hold fast by me, or you are lost! But
examine the phantom and it disappears. What
ever of reality it may once have had has passed
away. The language of the old encomiasts would
now seem foolish and extravagant. The jury
SYSTEM says one writer, considered means
of deciding CONVERSATIONS between Individuals
and of ascertaining the guilt or innocence of ac
cused persons, is in England the basis of public
liberty, the bulwark of the people against oppres
sion, the legal guarantee of life, of honor and of
the property Of the citizens. A jury is the buck
Ter of innocence against unjust accusations, and
the sworn arbiter of those who have recourse to
the tribunals in order to obtain justice. Under
this institution the laws may be the means OF
protection or of destruction, of hope of misery,
according to the spirit, the firmness and the in
tegrity of the jurors This is the language of a
writer at the beginning of the present century.
They are his opening words-the overture, so to
speak, of his work. But the qualification he has
seen fit to append to it seems, logically, to bring
the wordy structure to the ground.
Chow the jury can be the basis of public
liberty, the bulwark of the oppressed, the buckler
of innocence and so on, and yet depend for all
these upon the character of the men who compose
it, one can hardly imagine. If the jury were all
wise, honest and true-if, in short, they were per-
fect-we would, undoubtedly, have perfect YER
diets. But if all judges perfect, the same re
suit would be arrived at in a much simpler way.
We can only look for perfect judges and perfect
juries when all mankind perfect; and, when
all mankind perfect, there will be no need of
nit
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-12-13

@-A bill has been introduced in the u s..
Senate to promote the Worlds Colored Peoples
Exhibition, which it is proposed to hold in Chi
cago, in September, 1885, and appropriating the
sum of 100000 in aid of said exposition. The
Baltimore Sun thinks, and very properly too, that
Chicago is not the place for such an exhibition,
but that it should be held in the South, where, it
says, "the colored people are identified with the
agricultural industry and could have there some
thing to show for their labor at minimum of ex-
pense, but in Chicago the project would be very
apt to fall dead of want of sympathy and its own
weioht of exnense'