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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-23
RAILROAD LOHNIES.
HolmRn's Resolution KNOCKS the Bot.
NJ tom Ont or Their plnuu

HolmRn's Resolution Knocis the Bot
tom Ont OF Their Plana.
WASHINGTON, January ..2-Mr. Hunting
toms lobby has been at work here Tor ten
dsys,with as much unconcern as il none oI
his letters had ever been printed, and as il
Congressman would listen to him with as
much patience as ever. This lobby has
beea claiming that in spite OF all signs ol
trouble from the Land Committee, it would
be able to prevent any action on the bill,
which was promised from that committee
which was to be presented under a
suspension Of the rules. 30 when Judge
tayson, who was preparing the report,
failed to have 1t ready, and nothing Was
done by the committee, the fact causing a
great deal Of remark. Butlightnipg struck
q little later, in the shape OF Holmau's reso.
luton, which it now seems was introduced
without the knowledge Of the Public
Lands Committee. Judge Payson has been
able to finish his report against the Texas
Pacific since adjournment, and it will 90
out tonight. The railroad lobbies, OF which
there ore several besides Huntington, in.
cluding two from Michigan, are very
much indispcSed tonight, and began to
complain that they can not stand this eli.
mate and think they will eoon leave for
home. E...'I
The action Of the Ho7ss in passing the
Holman resolution, by the remarkable
majority OF 233, is Of far.reaching import.
ance. The first part Of the resolution, as
declaratory Of the sense OF the House re.
gardipg the forfeiture Of railroad land
grants, is virtual iuatruction Of tho Public
Lands Committee to report bills foriei,inv
all grants subject to forfeiture for non.
iullment of the conditions embodied in the
laws making the granite.
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A JAILER ASSAULTED
AND BADLY INJURED BY PRISONERS.
Bold Attempt TO Break jail At 81. Cisirs,llic.
Four Prisonots Attack the JAller and Deat
y Him TIL he is unconscious-TheIr Ii.
ID caps Prtvthted BY Private Citls.ns.

Special Dspa.eh 10 The Iateli0encer. ].
sr. CIAEsytLLE, O, January 22,-At
$50 this evening jaller W. s. Colby wen,
into the jail to Bee that every thing was
secure. One Of prisoners asked him for q
drink, and when be handed ibe pl.che,
through the door four prisoners grabbed
him and beat him until heEiwas uncon.
scious. They then bound him hand and
foot and gagged uim and dragged him into
acell.
In the meantime little boy who was in a
wooden cell in the corridor screamed until
bis cries notified Miss Hall, domestic In
the service Of the sheriff, who thinking
there was something wrong notified the
deputy sheriff, who was in adjoining build.
ing, and tho deputy gave cry for help
which reused a number Of citizens, who
surrounded the jail. The prisoners by this
time had reached the roof the jail. Several
shots were fired at them by citizens and
they soon scrambled into the Jail again.
Jailer Colby, after half an hours treat
ment by Doctors Sam and John West, re-
covered consciousness. His head is beaten
into 4 jelly, his teeth are loose, bis lips are
very much swollen and his breast is very
sore, supposed to have been done by the
heavy heels OF the prisoners boots.| He
don't remember much about it. He is
going about now.
"Porsum" Coss, with revolver ne had
taken from tho jailor, threatened to shoot
the little boy, Frank Howard, for scream.
ing, but the boy crawled under the bed
and kept it up. Miss Hall, when she sent
for the Deputy Sheriff, kept the prisoners
from going out OF the door.
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EnSll.:, Iron Workers.

DARLlSdroS, January 90 ,-At, a meeting
ofthe Iron Worsers' Society to day tele.
gram was received from the Iron and Steel
Workerb' socitty, oi Pittsburgh, sstating
that eeenta arc going to England to Try to
induce ~orkmen TO 80 to America. The
meeting tbereupon resolved to circulate the
telegram in all the iron districts in the hope
that no British workmen would become
the tools OF the agents and thereby assist
IN defeating their brethren in America.
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THE CANNON HALL LINE.
as CommuulcAt'on 10 'COuncjl-Son
s-" Pertinent Points. -

. . D.
Pertinent Points. ~
Tho Following communication was pre-
sented to Council in the Second Brancl
last evening aud referred to tho Commltte
on Railroads for report:
WHEELING, VIVA, January II, 1884.
10 he Hon. s. p. Hildreth, Presidrn. Gil,
| Council, ETC.: ~ GlT ''g5G \" y. -
DEAR slE-Some months ago a CORES
pondence was opened with your honerabl,
pody IN regard TO granting equal from chisel
Win other roads entering or desiring t
enter your city, by myself, in behalf Of th,
Mount Vernon, Coshocton K Wheeling
Haiiway. osiug to matters connected with
me State OF OHIO in regard to the securing
o. q, certain franchises, viz: the right TO use
Malhonding canal towing path, distance
ol some twenty milee, between Mt. Vernon
ana Co:hoctoo, after months Of delay,
over which We have had no control, we
hnaily have secured the grant in fee simple.
.ne otate resetving protection for certain
so Mater power privileges, for which the
company has fled and the Safe has &C.
cepted the Necessary bend. 80 l.,
Wenow ask aud petition your honorable
oody lor equal rights and privileges with
otner roads built or projected to the cor.
porate limits ot your city to share in the
business OF the manufacturing and other
interests OF the city. While we desire an
Independent line, we are fully aware Of
certain physical difficulties in the way Of
securing an independent line; We fully be.
heve the latter can be secured over the
eastern portion OF the Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie on fair and equitable terms.
trusting to the carefal scrutiny hereto.
loie displayed BY the Council In protecting
t9e manufacturing and business interests
o. the city, We think that upon an Impair.
Ilal aud thorough investigation into the
plans and purposes oithe parties connected
WIN this enterprise, together with several
otner foauB that are now built within only
lew miles Of you on the Ohio side. YOU
VIII mud that while what may have hereto.
lore seemed myths, or railroads on paper.
have crys'alizsd, and while we do not want
10 be considered egotistical, We wish only
to refer to the past history OF Wheeling to
prove the future. g47'lss5i. - =.
=. Al wheeling was left on a switch, because
me Central Ohio was located to Bellaire
instead OF Wheeling: LIS there not abso.
iutely ths same danger now p Tie Wheel.
l9g x Lake Ellie has already been switched
gu 10 Marietta and with it the VALLEY
railway from Cleveland. The only way
TO secure what has been sslost is 10 aid and
encourage the roads now asking admis.
SION. Yours Respectfully,
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WAsnlSaToS, January 2222.-Congreeaman
Hewitt, Of Alabama, Chairman ol the
Committee on Pensions, said this morning
that the requests OF soldiers Of tho Greek
and other Indian wars and OF the Mexican
veterans Tor positions on the pension hat
would be favorAbly reported. No back
pay will be allowed, and the payment ouly
commenced with the passage Of the bill, '
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The vicnnn nurdcrer uu american.


VIENNA, January Ell is learned that
Huso S.henck, tho murderer. ia or Ameri.
can citizen. lie spent several yes.s in the
United States alter 1865. He has thus far
confessed to the killing OF three servant
girls, but he and bis brother and an accom-.
plica named Schlosoack have murdered at
least twenty persona. lie excused himself
by saying that he uarcotized his victims
and tina. they died painlessly. lie
plays chess and writes sentimental verses
in his cell. When relatives OF tha muz.
dered girls came to the police oilice 10
identity tho viclilns' eHlca and saw
Schenck there wss irignlful acgas, but
the murderer preserved hts cynical bearing.
Schencll's vile, governess in Bohemia,
has every faith in bis innocence. So
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Freaks srti,c Comet.

NASHVILLE, Tam, January o9.-E. Z.
Barnard, astronomer OF the Vanderbilt
University. reports remarkable changes in
Brooks comet on the nights Of tho 20: h
and 2lst. Sunday night The nucleus was
surrounded. by iaint envelope and
numerous dark riffs were viniblo in ,he
tail. Monday night the tail Was separated
into three Distinct branches showing dark
sky between and rapid pulsation Of licht
one degree back OF the nucleus : .
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The Mowers strike.

PATERSON, N. j., January 2o.-The weav.
ers OF Dexter, Lambert ( Co, have Joined
the strikers. It's expected that the strike
in New York and Patterson will be settled
tomorrow, when the manufacturers and
weavers' committee will meet III New York
to urbitrs.e. .,l,l -
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: John Browns Bvdy,

NEw YonS, January PA; cable dis
patch Gays that even the extreme admirers
Of the Queen arc growing alarmed at her
posthumous tributes to John Brown. Size
has set up in her apartments Angilis' lie
sizs portrait Of the gillie.: She has :also
ordered John Browns room at Windsor
Castle to be closed permanently, and a
brass plate TO be placed in the wall Of hia
room with IN inscription recording his vir.
tues and deploring his loes. .jEjiifi
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Il CANTON. ONO, January 22-Reinhold
Rochers and another man we're injured
here last evening. A safe was being hoist
ed into the aecond 1oor Of the Mckinley
block when the hook broke aud It fell to
the pavement and on Roche,s. His chest
was crushed and ho will die. The other
man was badly bruised, but ia not in se-
rions condition. .s-r .,'
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New Jersey ,PugiIista

Nkw Brunswick, N. J., January e.
Billy Broqan, OF Trenton, ard Walt
O'Brien, oi Elizabeth. fought prize fight
this morning for. $500 side. i The f isht
YVES declared a draw after thesi1th round.
Both men were badly punished: "a gener.
al eight followed the announcement Of tho
Referees decision. .Jj'!!tt,5i rs .i2Sj,is S.
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WlLkEsnAnRx, PA, January 22.-The
Hartford breaker Of the Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre Coal Company, under lease to
tho Philadelphia 4 Reading Company,
burned this evening, with many c ,al cars.
The loss is $l00. 600; insurance $4,000.
The fire was caused by stove upse,ting.
1t was one OF tho largest breakers in the
region. Six hundred men are out Of EN-.
ployment, - SIS. : ...I5'-,'.0
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WASHINGTON, January 9o-In the Sen.
ate, Mr.. Cameron, Of Wisconsin, reported
back from the Committee on Indian Al.
fairs all petitions and memorials in regard
TO the opening up Of the Oklahoma lands
to settlement. MIR. Hale introduced bill
to secure to tho medical profession equal
rights in the United States.
Mr.. Hoar introduced a resolution, which
was agreed 10, instructing the Committee
on Postotlicesa and Post Roads to inquire in.
to the expediency OF additional legislation
to prevent the circulation in the mails OF
lottery advertisements coming from foreign
countries.
The resolution Of Mr.. Anthony relating
to the exclusion Of healthful American
meats from foreign lorts was taken up.
Mr.. Beck spoke in favor OF his amend
ment extending the inquiry as to the tariff
laws OF France, Germany, Mexico and
Brazil which discriminete agains. the
United Siatep. g=a--
"A spirited debate followed in which Sen.
ators. Logan, Miller, o! New York, and
others took part, and the resolution was
finally adopted and agreed to.
George +. Evans was nominated ior post
master at Martinsburg, W. Va.
The nomination of Emory Speer az
United States district attorney ior the
northern district Of Georgia, was confirmed,
The Senate Committee on Military Ar.
ialrs has ordered a favorable report on the
Dill tor tho relief F:,z John Porter.
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;aE OLD bUHINtOS.
Charge ihht the htntc Peuttentiary fR
MthntNuRS cd. ma.

CAaFSc ihht the state Penttentihry tS
MtsntnnRgcu. ~WF
RICHMOND, Va, January o2.-In The
Senate to-day letter was presented from
former employe at the psniten.iary,
containing grave charges against the peni.
teDtiary officials, showing that from neg.
iectiul and careless treatment OF sick
convicss e number OF them died.
Among the cases mentioned is that
OIL an Italian serving a sentence
ior attempted vile murderer, who became
III last sumner after eating uncookcd peas.
Owing to his writings tho Doctor said he
Yves lnsane and ordered him bound 10 an
iron uedsteud. The next morning tho man
was dead, and his flesh was dreadiully cut
IRON the cords which bound him. A com
mit!ee will investigate the charge.
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TIE SCIUTO AFfaIE,
The Tria, OF pilot Keller for ssans,ausn.

Ahe Aflal OF fllut Keller Tor ManBfnuStl. .
Special Dispatch 10 The In.tiliQencer.
PARkEHsptka, January 22.-The Keller
case is Oh trial here to-day, Measrs. Flick
aud Ferguson fo- the prosecution and
Dovener and Hutchinson for the defense.
A jury was obtained ibis morning. The
defense made another motion for con,inu.
ance, but it WAS overruled.
Surveyor A. Lash, Of Martina Ferry, was
the first witness. He had made maps and
diagrams Of the river, and the examination
Of these occupied most OF tho day.
NJ. W. Burt, OF S'eubenville, j. ". Raw,
Of Martins Ferry, Jas. G. Smith, Dr.. VIM.
HerYery and other witnesses we're exsm.
ined, their testimony relating to whiatlss,
Co. -
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Nix. WArrERsoX jumps on Mr.. Payne
and his banquet speech and tears them
both to pieces. Mr.. Payne is called ''the
head Of the reactionary clement in the
Democratic party in.the West" ian old
man OH. OF harmony with his times;;", and
his s. cech was Exceedingly imprudent."
Mr. Watterson 10 no longer content with
the Ohio tariff plank Of lSS3-that emeyg-
eucy is past;but he says OF that device: = !.
It is one thing TO make a platform and
quite another 10 make known the inten-
uona OF agreat party. The OHIO platform
Was, in n certain sense, ssilltully Construct.
cd. 1t had all tho merits Of the utterances
Of the oracle OF Delphi. Fairly construed,
It tmeans radical, sweeping and thorough
revision OF the tariff, aud coaa:ruing 1t in
this way it has been accepted by the
Conrier.Joslrnal. ssg ~,
Mr.. Payne and other Democratic pro.
tectionists, and the stumpers who invaded
protection strongholds, construed that
platform to mean protection. In iact it
meant a astraddlc for votes. But now Mr..
Wa.teEson hops on to the Ohio friends in
this vigorous fashion,: fN2sSS,. s
The Ohio idea, as presented by Mr..
Payne, is thoroughly undemocra!ic; it An.
'asonizes the history, principles and tradi.
tons Of the party; it hermouizes with all
that is weak and wicked in the policy ol
the Republicans. II adopted, it will not
only cost us !Ohio, it will destroy all faith
and confidence in tho wisdom aud courage
OF our leaders, will detach from US the
young men OF the country, will lead to
lisinte2ration and dissolution. In this
dIsorganization It would be impossible to
count on any result in any State. In the
abandonmen! OF tho platforms Of 1850, in
surrendering tho position conquered in De
cember, we destroy the fighting power oI
the organization and surrender every hope
Q! victory. This would lead, whether w
liked 1t or not, to the formation OF now
party, and tho safety Of the States mos
loyal TO the Democracy would ba in doubt
Mr.. Payne and his Ohio supporse1s vii
not write the platform for the next Nationa
contest. ~ b. Z. sl'. ~ -, ;.',.tg .ggr'
Iris very psinful to sec this disagree
nens among friends who are united OF
the g.est moral issue that 10 the Demo
cratic party belong the spoils.
. II
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lIeiI-Yacetr.

Mr.. George He'll, the. efficient Assistant
Secretary Of tho City; Gas office, and Miss
Annie iager, Of East Wheeling, were mar
ried at st. Alphonsus Church yesterday
morning by Rev. Father Angelus. A re.
ception was held after the ceremony at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, which was
attended by many friends and relatives OF
each Of the contracting parties, and they
leit on the noon train via the P, O. i St.
!; road for q bridal tour through tue east,
followed by the best wishes Of hosts Of &C.
qnlantances. They were the recipients OF
many hne and appropriate presents.
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5 A MEDICAL journal devotes IN entire
column to telling how to fall asleep, while
We can do it in three short wordp: .'Go TO
church." This shows the great advantage
Of tho American paragraph system over
the old-isshioned lengthy editorial. Al
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.PESyiiJa. AGENCi IN,
Anosstr attempt to b. naae 10 Abol,s,,

Anotntr attempt to bs nade 10 Abolish
,-zf! -zf's n .strIf hcu,. iss5.,7. t.; sssi
FJon 0,t Siicciat Co,rt.pondca.
WAslIlSnroS,s January oo2.-Anotber ei.
fors will be made this ssssion TO abolish
pension agcDcleo and in lieu thereof pay
all pensions direct from tue Treasury.
Whea thss$question aresa in tho Forty
iillh Congress q ssns.e resolution ealllpg
upon the Secretary oi. tho Interior for bis
views en- thu matter elected from Carl
SchuIs 'hass:a'e,nNnt that in his opinion
the plan was prarticahla and superior 10
the agency plan, and that. the annual saving
would be neeNts So OD) ). Isis =. expected
that inTsher iiqnu,ee I'LL 10 laa.ie and
some stepa takon carly next month.
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TIE Marlnsbnrs postollice gquabblo was
settled yesterday by the nomination OF
Hon. George /. Evans to succeed l. N.
Wisner. Mr. Evans Is a member OF the
West Virginia Legiula.ure, and is a Repub-
lic4n who works ct it" all the time. No
better selection could have been made.
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S4IERnAA'k H.NK DtLE.


1t In Pronounced niaIculOus and Can
not bs Paved. 5.iiN X
From Orr Special Correspondent. s.
WASHINGTON, January 22.-1t seems !c
be pretty definitely settled that tho propo.
sition of: Senator Sherman to permit M
iional Banks 10 issue circulating notes to
the market value OF bonds deposited will
be rejected. 1T Is pronounced almost
ridiculoua, II not entirely 3d." said a Sen.
ator to-day, who hss been looking into the
subject. II think the proposition that
will be accepted will be tina, Of Senator
Daweia." he continued. "Daweis p1oposss.o
authorize the Comptroller Of the Currency
TO Issue 70 the face or par value Of the de-
posi.ed bonds That IL Just and sensible.
The market value fnc!uates. The par OF
face value never does except in time Of
war, and then the Government should, as
ahe does, stand tho depression in her val.
ues. The National Banks will have more
money year hence than now"
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TIE GUERNSEY REPRESENTATIVE

THE GUERNSEY REPRESENTATIVE.
- t.s.l-FsS ~ ra-s-, 49, So
He III Confident Iha, Ills Bill Relating
e, 10 Banks Will Fass. =
From Our Special Correspondent. ~ 4,
WASHINGTON, January oe-Represanta.
tive J.. D. Taylor, Of Ohio, speaking Of his
bill to allow National banks in citiep, towns
and viilsges whose population is less than
10000 Inhabitants TO make leans to the ex-
tent OF onc.half OF their surplus upon
mortsase Of real estate, saye: II am conf.
don't thatthe Committee on Banking and
Currency Willsireport the bill iayorably to
the House, and that it will be passed. II
is q matter In which the citizens Of all
small places ers interested, even to a greater
extent than the bankers. i 1t will have the
eStct ot relierins the farmers and others
in Ohio G! goirg away from home to get
money on their farms, Now they ur,,st get
loreiRu capital when It lies unused in their
own counties f,af - , r'. sElsi 81
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Tho Expedition Mut,dinr.

CHICAGO, LII January 2222.-The Mani.
cipal Council las: night voted to allow the
mammoth exposition building on the lax Q
front to remain in the hands Of the Ex.
position Committee at the nominal rental
ois50O per annum. This action insuYes
the preservation Of the most spacious pub
lie building in the west for the use Of the
Republican convention, and i. will not be
strange il the Democratic convention also
nominates q Presidential candidate under
the same roof. ~, - y. :; s. \
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IT. sppea'B that we have statute on
boly-,nstchins, That Ia well. But II the
watchers had caught the miscreants who
were after tho remains Of Biehop Whe!un,
tle appeal would have been to the tribunal
Of the revolver. ut
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II free trade would be 50 much better
than protection for this country, why is it
that Eaglaad, which has never been favor.
able to us commercially, is go anxious that
We shall bscome a free trade nation?
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,presaytcrlnn. hnnx ,he rroxt,on,

.presaytcrinns HANK the proyIIont. Y
WASHINGTON, January 2o22.-A delegation
from the General Assembly Of the Presby.
lerian Church, consisting Of Justice Strong,
Rev. Drs. Sunderland, Of Washington,
Johnston, OF Chicago, Spring, Of Cleveland,
and Hon. John Hill, OF New Jersey, called
on the President and expressed theiI
thanks for the action taken by him in re-.
lation to the restoration 10 the Nez Perco
Indians oitheir homes in Idaho. 'EeII
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l0ury:tLLK, KY, January 22.-At a
meeting Of the Exposition directory to-day
$4,000 subscription was reported received.
Col. bennett II. Young was unanimously
elected President, vice B Dupont, resigned.
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Two North Carolina s1urder,,

CnARLor7E, N. c., January 22.-Two
murders, the outcome Of old quarrels, were
committed in Lancaster county on Sat,r.
day. Armstrong Funderbank wss shot
and killed at Tradesville by a man nam ed
Gregory, ank Billy Copeland was nhot aud
killed at Tc1ahaw by three Gregory
hrOfhnya y iSt X al sf3..' - :, 8 'S.'ee"''
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Tho Kentucky Scun,ors,,,,

LOUISVILLE, KY, January 22.-The Soma.
torial situation is unchanged. The caucus
will meet again Wednesday. The ballot.
ing in joint assembly resulted in yotes ba.
ing cast for thirteen persons. Csrlisle "a.
ctivel eight votes. It is thought Black.
burn ia discouraged. f57I95yle5 - = :
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Now it Ia Mr.. WatteIson who reads the
Ohio Democracy out OF the party. II this
thing gees Tn the last man will soon be
able to produce the voluminous history Of
a late lamented party.
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The Patent Congress "'Raukinphast' shoe
for gentlemen. This IA On improved congress
gaiter made with the elastic In the back
instead Of Il side, which lasures periec.
TT ard solid comfort 10 the wearer. Call and
see them htfore purchasing. l.. v. BLOND.
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The Frat Btanch Of Council will proba.
bly, think before it acts iayofably on the
new rules for the government Of the Gas
Trustees. someof those rules do not bear
merit on their lace. 9H