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ANOrHER EXAMPLE
or the Talent Pessssssd by Our Whssiiss
Ladies'.

or th. Talent Pesss.ssd by Our whssiisS
Ladies'.
While Wheeling talent 10 doing % much
abroad in the person Of Mrs. Rsmmclsbcsg.
Miss Ella Dillon hN also risen 10 distinction
in Philadelphia. Her dramatic readings
have met with perfect ovation from ariisu
and critics. Her rendition Of the letter
scene and sleep.walking scene from the
play Of Macbeth 10 considered work Of Art
by eminent histrionic critics. Her pictur.
,ng Of the trial scene from the Msrebsni Of
Venice is wonderful, old Shy'ock Standing
out in bold relief, whils the b-'lIian, and
talented Poriia is no less perceptisle. It's
rarely that an elocu,ionist IL . singer. Mics
Dillon has paid grea, deal Of attention 70
vocal music. At . reception given 10 Mrs.
Shoemaker. vice president Of the School Of
Oiaaory, she sang an Italian aria from the
opera Of Anne BoIeyn, and wss scksovl
edged the artist Of the evening. Her voios
10 mezzo Of extraordinary compass. pos
sessipg soul and sympathy. II is 70 bs
hoped that Wheeling audience will crest
Mi,s Dillon some time in the near future.
She receive the degree Of Bachelor Of Elo-
cuiion AZ the CON mencement 10 June. The
faculty have appointed her edihess Of the
Ciceropian Review, . paper connected With
the literary society Of the ssbool. She viii
have the bonor Of reading her pspes 10 the
Academy OF Art June sth. Miss Dillon hes
our Rest wishes Tor her success. snd We are
happy to have the opportunity Of claiming
her a. one Of Wheslings most talented
women
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of the explosions BY asserting that he had
left America because Of failing health. He
then went on to explain his movements dur
ing his stay in London, in q rambling. dis
connected manner, and concluded BY call.
ing on God to witness that he was innocent
Burton spoke for over an hour, and at times
worked himself up to high pitch Of excite
ment. During the delivery Of his harangue
he frequently struck dramatic postures, and
bis violent gestures caused considerable ex-
element in the trial room. His remarks
had anything but favorable effect.
Burton was followed by his counsel, Mr..
Frederick Little, who argued that the evi-
dence for the Crown failed to prove that his
client was implicated in any way with the
explosion that had taken place, up to the
time of his arrest, while the attempt to prove
q conspiracy was so weak that he did not
think it worthy any remarks from him. Mr..
Little then reviewed the prisoners story,
and concluded by asserting that no far
minded person could doubt the truth Of the
statements contained therein.
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APPOINTMENTS.

One Postmaster-TwO Reslgnations-The
Future Assistant Attorney General.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May l5.-The Post.
master General appointed Clarence Mackey
postmaster at Buena Vista, Pa. Henry c.
Bules, of Iowa, special swamp land agent OF
the land Office, and Jacob A. McEwen,
special examiner of the pension office, have
resigned.
Mr.. Zachariah Montgomery, prominent
California lawyer, called at the Interior De-
partmeut to-day in company with Attorney
General Garland and was introduced to the
employees of the law Office by Secretary Lamar
as the future Assistant Attorney General of
the department. 1t is understood that the
formal appointment viii be made in q few
DAYS, as his predecessors resignation takes
effect on the 9th inst.
Special Agents Appointed.
Secretary Lamar to-day appointed the
following named persons as special agents OF
the Bureau of Labor: Charles B. Judd, OF
Colorado; Jonas Libby OF New York; Elgin
r. L. Gould, of Maryland; Henry c. VIII
son, of New Jersey; James Reed, Of Massa
chusetts; Arthur B. Woodford, Of Connecd-
cut; J. H. Groves, of Delaware Il. l..
Thursen, of Pennsylvania; Grego- Fox, OF
Pennsylvania; Charles F. Gillian, of Ohio;
VIM. S. Manly of Ohio; Ringold W. Brown
ing, Of Maryland; Vim. Z. Treaholu, of South
Carolina; Henry Newman, OF Missouri;
Henry Jones, Of Georgia, aud Silenus o.
Ward, of New York. 1t is learned that in
making these appointments the Secretary
acted without regard to the question Of the
political affiliations Of the persons to be ap'
pointed, and that they were selected also
without respect to any theories they might
entertain on economic questions. The dis
uicts to which these appointees are to be
assigned has not yet been fully determined.
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THE CELEBRATED CASE
OF the West Virginia Oil and OH Land
Company Decided.
Special 10 the Re1iSteT.

Special 10 the Re9iSter.
PARKERsBTRG, May l5.-The most inter
estiDg chapter in the history of the roted
West Virginia Oil and Oil Land Company
case closed here to-day. Chief Justice
Waite, Associate Judges ]. J. Jackson and
Hugh L. Bond engaged yesterday afternoon
hearing argument of couEsel in this cele-
brated case.
To day Chief Justice Waite delivered sn
opinion to the court, confirming the last
sale made and vacating the order made by
Judges Bond and jackson, whereby the
bond of the Standard Oil Company guaran-
anteeing their bid ofSl73,OOO, and on which
condition the former sale was set aside.
At a subsequent sale Senator Camden
bought the property for Sl73,-
$50, but failing to comply
with the condition Of the sale. The proper.
ty was sold again March, 1885. c. 81.
Shattuck, Parkersburg, was the purchaser.
The amount realized was ffty.three thous.
sand nine hundred and fifty dollars less
than guarantee bid of Senator Camden,
October, 1884. The court holds the Sena.
tor liable for the difference as above and the
interest on the total amount from October
lst, 1884, to date.
Senator Camden has given notice of ap-
peal and will carry the case to the Supreme
Court. 1t may be years before the cele-
brated case is ended. The eminent array
of counsel present on this occasion together
with attendant interesting episodes, made
the recent trial the most interesting civil
case ever heard in this court room. Sena.
tor Camden was represented by Gov. Jack
son and Caleb Boggess. The plaintiffs were
represented by George Wadsworth, of New
York, c. C. Cole and O. D. Barrett, law
partner of General Batter Jno. A. Hutch
inson, Miller & Cole and B. NJ. Amber, OF
Parkersburg, and General Goff, Clarksburg.
The decision was a surprise to many and
the subject was the theme Of conversation
on every hand.
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OHIO MINERS.
The State Miners Association Hold an Im-
portant Meeting,

The State Miners Association Hold an Im-
portant Meeting,
CoLUNnUs, o., May l5.-Tne State Min
srs' Association to day adopted resolutions
favoring general suspension of work in
Ohio, but action was delayed pending a re-
quest which was made of the Executive
Committee of the National Association to
consider the sdyisability Of iusugu-
rating National strike should the Execu-
tive Committe of the National Association
call an inter State convention. One dele
gate will be allowed from each district in
Ohio to attend at the time and place an
uounced. The idea of this is TO get a mi
torn price all over the country for mining.
The association established defense fund
TO be created By contributions aud remain
in the hands Of district trustees until
the amount reaches 100000 before any
disposition WAS made ofthe same. Pres.
sure will be brought to bear to favor semi
monthly payments where not now in vagCe
The Association concluded It's business and
adjourned tonight.
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THROUGH AN OPEN SWITCH,
Miraculous Escape of Three Train Hand
Prom Death.

Miraculous Escape of Three Train Hands
Prom Death.
DETROIT, March l5.-About o'clock
last night q Wabash train left Detroit.
When near the station fourteen miles out
the locomotive and eight freight cars
plunged through an open switch, and we're
piled up in a prOmiscuous heap about the
tracks. No warning of the scCident was
had. John 81. Humphrey engineer, James
II. Cook fireman, and A. h. Harris brake
man, were buried in the wreck A force Of
men were soon working at the debris and the
men were rescued. Humphrey and Cook we're
badly bruised and cat sboat the head and
shoulder, while Harris WAS almost unhurt.
Their escape from death Is considered mir
aculous Railroad suthOritiss believe the
switch was opened by 6snds, who designed
to wreck the passenger train leaving this
city later IN the night 0fScers are search
ing Tor the guilty parties.
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A PLEASANT OCCASION.

Presentation and Clam supper, at
Germania Hall, Last Evening.
One of the pleasantest events Of the
season was the little presentation and ac'
companying supper which followed the regu.
lar meeting of the Young Mems Democratic
Club, at Germania Hall, last evening.
After the regular business meeting OF the
club had adjourned, Hon. c. W. Seabright
caught the eye OF TIE president and coming
out upon the floor he, in few graceful re-
marks bestowed upon the club handsome.
ly framed photograph Of the Samuel D..
Randall Association Of Philadelphia,
of which organization Mr.. Seabright Is
member, the picture having
been taken Just after the inaugural cere
monies on the fourth of Msrch last, while
the association was in Washington. The
members are grouped upon the portico and
step Of the Treasury building and the pho
tograph is an excellent one, the cheerful
countenance OF the donor Of the picture be-
ing distinctly recognizable near the centre
of the crowd. Hon. Edward Robertson re-
sponded on behalf Of the club in his usual
happy manner, returning sincere thanks for
the memento oil the glorious victory OF last
fall.
At the conclusion OF the pleasant little
ceremony long row of tables was put to
gether in the centre of the room, and were
speedily covered with feast Of good things
the prominent feature being steaming bowls
of clam chowder, the lucious insects
forming the chief ingredient being kindly
Jorated by Mr., William Kryter. The
gr,ead was gotten up under the supervision
Of Martin Thornton's excellent chef and
was most appetizing one, being highly en-,
loved BY the seventy.five or one hundred
prominent gentlemen present. The party
remained until late hour, separating with
many coed wishes for Mr. Seabrigbt, hoping
that the organization might have a long
and prosperous life before it.
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Soldiers Reunion.

PHIADELrmA, Pa. May ia call has
been issued for q reunion and eucampmens
Of representative organizations Of the SOL
diers of the United States, to take place at
EsirDount Park, Philaaelphia, from June
Is TO July 26. 1t is proposed that citizen
soldiers from the several States, and United
States regulars, to the aggregate maximun
limit OF ten thousand men of all arms, shall
60 into camp as above mentioned and be
under the command OF . regular army off
Ger With well selected staff. 1t is proposed
to celebrate the Fourth of July extensively
and the President and Cabinet aud presid
siding officers OF she bodies Of Congress are
expected to attend
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COLD BLooDED MURDERER HANGED.
The Assassin of the Maybee Women on
Long Island.

The Assassin of the Maybee Women on
Long Island.
LONG ISLAND, CRY, L. l., May l5.-Chas.
Fl. Rugg, the negro who murdered Mrs.
Naybee and her daughter Annie, at Brook
vile, L. l., and who within a few weeks
afterward nearly killed aged Mr.. and Mrs,
Townsend, at Oyster Bay and the oc.cgena-
rian Seeley Sprague, at East Meadow, was
hanged this morning in the room known as
the "Thirty-day room" in the southeast cor
ner of the Queen county Jail, this city.
Rugg walked with firm step, and passed
under the rope without finching.
The hsngmsn then slipped the moose
around the condemned mans neck and
quietly adjusted it to the rope overhead.
The Rev. Father Mcguire then stepped for
ward, uttering prayer and TAX
ing a cruciix from Riggs hands,
placed it to the negros lips. After
the condemned man had kissed the
cross fervently, the priest signalled the
Sheriff that he had finished. The next
moment the hangman cut the rope and
Riggs body shot into the air. The execu-
ton took place at exactly 7:45 a. m. The
body swung to and fro rapidly for about
halt minute the usual muscular contor
tious followed, and in about 20 minutes
Rugg was pronounced dead. The body was
then cCt down and, after being viewed BY
Corner was turEed over to the undertaken
for burial. The execution passed of with
out incident.
Story of His Crime.
Mrs. L. r. Maybee and her daughter,
Annie f., were murdered in a barn at their
residence in Brookville, L. l., by Rugg, on the
evening ofNoTember II, 1883 He was also
suspected of having attempted to murder
James Townsend and his wife at Oyster
Bay on January Of the same year and al
attempt to murder Farmer Sesley Sprague,
of Hemstead Plains, on January %. Rugg
pawned q watch he had stolen from the May
bee residence in Blocker street on November
l9, 1853. Through this action he was ar
rested on the following day. He was in
dicled by the Queens County Grand Jury
and on February II following escaped from
the Queens county Jail at Hunters Point
he was captured SIXTY hours later, hiding
in a church at WoodsIde, l.. |. On April 10,
1884, he was arraigned for the murder of the
Maybees, in the Supreme Court, Special
Term, before Judge Brown. He was defend
ID by the colored lawyer, j. II. Quarles, re.
emily deceased, and ex Judge Busted. He
was convicted OF the murders on April p,
1884, and on the folloNing Monday was
sentenced to death by Judge Brown. His
counsel, Mr.. Qusrles, carried the case tothe
Court OF Appeals Rugg formerly lived in
Bridgehampton, and Was married on Au.
gust -, 1850, at Sag Hsrbor.
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Handsome BADGES.

The Young Mems Democsstic Club have
ordered Handsome badges Of unique design.
TIE tsdgss, which we're gotten up By Ar.
T. L. Beck, are about one inch square.
with beyeled top snd bottom and handsome
" ornamentsd hides. A broad line run.
ming dissonally from the upper nigh. 70 the
lower Left hand corner bears the Iettsrl
"Y. n. d. C." In the upper l.ft had
space formed By this dividing band are ths
words "Ors.sized 1884" aod ia the lovss
rish2 hand pacs "WbssIing, W. Va" The
bsdres ass TO be OF soIid gold and viii b
made BY Richard Donsboo. the Marks
street. jevelsf.
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BRIEF TElE6RAMs.

The juror, Harvey NJ. Muusel, who visited
the office OF O'Donovsn Rosa during the
Short trial, was adjudcd guilty Of contemp'
of court and was sentenced to 80 days in
Jail and to pay fine of $3.50.
Police Sergeant Crowley was convicted
in New York yesterday of grossly assault
ing Maggie Morris in the barroom Of q ball
room few Saturday nights ago.
Business portion Of St. Charles, Mimi,
burned yesterday. Los9, S25OOO.
The county seat war broke out at Travers,
Dakota, afresh yesterday. A mob came
over from Wilmot and demolished the Court
House. No resistance was made the at
tack being q surprise. Travers people look
to the courts for redress. Great damage
was done.
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Dramatic RahearsaL

Miss Meholiu reheassed the pieces she in
tends to rscite at the coming entertainment
in the saeond sto-y of BauHess s music
store last evening. Several geaslsmen who
are well qualified a. dramatic critics were
presept and assisted Miss AshOlin greatly
by suggestions although her elocutionary
and dramatic attainments are such tnat
there wss little to criticiSs. There are six
pieces on The progranue, as follows:
Palace Of the Cmsars." 1Fom's Little Star,
blow Boyle" Last Prayer OF Marv. Qaeen
of Scot" "widoW BsdOtt" and Margaret
of Aniou," the latter OF which is in three
parts. All these were rendered u talent
ed and effective manner. and the entertain
ment will undoubtedly be susces in every
particular.
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Work Discontinued ON the Bney Block.

work Discontinued on the Riley block.
Work has been discontinued on Michael
Riley's new building OF the corner OF Mar.
ket and Twelfth streets This il TO be 70
gretted az the work was being pushed on
the building and 1t would not have been .
very distant day that would have witnessed
the completion Of one Of Wheelings finest
business blocks. Il win be remembered
tha, in the plans Of the building. vas an en-
trance 10 the basement, which extended oat
on the sidewalk aboat ten inches over the Old
line, which would make total encroscs-
rnent on the sidewalk Of about thirtytTo
inches. The Second Branch Of Council
granted this priviIege, but the First Bfasch
refused to do anything In the matter. and
left II entirely with the Board OF Poblic
Works. which decided that work mast Be
discontinued a. far e this point Vas con-
cerned. This il the condition in which the
matter nos rests and the plans Of the b1ild-
ing will necessarily have TO be altered an
lea the Board rocedes from its positioa. II
rsy be said that there are Other bsildingl
In iovp. which have the ssme privilege ssk
ed for this one, and it 10 the opinioa o
many that Mr.. Riley should be granted N
same
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Enemies Re4ov TO Strihs.

Every fsO,ily is constantly in danger from
impure water. uaripe fruit, unwholesome
food, contagious diseases, cramps, cholera
morbus, coughs and colds. indigestion and
simple feverS In such eases a bottle OF
Parke:s Tonic kept IL tbs hoase rendsrs il
unnecessary 10 call physician. Nothing
60 good For ch;l.rez.
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I've ChiIdren turned 20 Death.

- .o>sA, MIX, May l5.-Last night
- lea stOa's house caught ERE. The
.l.!y, 'orsis,ing Of himself, wife, seven
Ten AID hired man, we're all sleeping
: .-e 'teond story. Lewiston and wife
~; ,.;s aSas' ned by the glare, sndrushed down
!, =. = he vie carrying the youngest child
- .s' arms, another child aged ten, snd the
:; . TsnfOllosipg. When Lewiston opened
-. >, '.or the flames burst in. nearly over
.@l7g hm and burning of his hair and
81 - The hired man succeed in breaking
,,.IoSeF through which they escaped, ba;
= ere Mrs Ieziston was severely burn
4. 9Nls'on made frantic Efforts 70 reach
,, Ho'e 'Dgh,sr aud togr sons ssill ssleep
aIa, bot sll Ave psrished in the flames.
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Transfer Of Real Estate,

The following transfer Of reai estate was
admitted to record by Clerk Hook yesser-
day:
Deed made January 6, 1872, By the Short
Creek CeRets,y Company to Wm. R Dar
bin, for lot No. 8 in said cemetery. Con,
sideratiOn, SO.
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Grnernl Grnnt Imnrnrnd,

y lory. May Ij-Shortly after II
y-c.oeS last sight, General Grant was asleep
a Douglass remained sllnight. sHd when
= .t.i The house at $50 o'clock this morn
II % a;d he GsascSl had had good and
A's'2se rigA.s rest. He had slep, more
IN ::Z boCss du-iug the night, aud vhen
q .. 4ot.,- r.G ne Pa'Ieut Was snll sleeping
Ns a'o1se5 half an hour later and was
'esS+t. The General suffered hsiie Or no
.--' .'-:.r me svening and night, aud tie
- o., ;Le angle Of the jsE had sub
."- much. The doctor would return st
H.. 90 G--ra with sha Gapa-sl
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JUMPED rnx rEAcK.

A Ohio Bivss Esgiss LsAyes ths Raais
South 81 the Creek.
The north-bound Ioeal freight On the Ohio
River foad. d0Sin this city just before seves
O'Clock lass evening. vas thrown ffoo ths
track peas the mouth Of Csldsslls run.
.bout hslfpast ix last nisht ths nils bsiae
spread a. . distaacs Of forty o. 6fsy fest
The eneias vas turned ssossd q heht
angles 70 tie track, ssd tAs engine sad tvo
or ihfee cars thro~a fhoo ~. rails. A
vrsckins trsin 1ls sent aosa 1Ast might.
and ths rcsd vii b oPsa this nofsiss.
Portusaseiy, no oas ~ injured.
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WHEELING, W. VA, SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 16, 1885

regarded of such character as to ent,tle her
another trial.
Secretary Manning denies TIE report that
numerous changes Of Chiefs of the Division
and other officers of the Treasury have been
determined upon. He says some changes
may naturally and necessarily be expected,
but it is not true that he has a list prepared.
There is scarcely case in which decision
has vet been reached snd no decision has
been been made in regard to any Chiefs OF
Division
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MKy are often heard saying thst their
aspirations are high, bat every time they
cough thsir noses go towards The esrlh, With
indications that they viii follOE them soon,
uuleas they are wise enOugh 70 take Dc.
Rglrs Cough sJssp IN time.
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Ease Ball.

At PhiladelphiA-DetrOit 3, Philadsl.
phis, 6.
At Observation-Disclosures s, Louisville 5.
At Proyi6ence-Providsnce 3, Baefalo o.
At New Yock-NeS York 4. Chicago 3.
AT BostoR-Bost9n 2. ST. Louis o,
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Asevstsas u = svs Csssssstag ~ DssAs
asA DsseDsa.
CA,so, IlA. Ksy ls.-Ri.. Is e!
i,eh ~ hlisg. wssth~ chr. TAs'
nenstx 5o'.
LossirutS, Ky. Nag is.-Riva ctasies-
aVv;tk 1 81 5 ipcA1 q es.al s.ds -
) nehss q ths fillk Wsaahsf eSses 80
R,.sss,lls. Nsy is.-Rissu = -
ssd sndosxy.
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aApax. the eoodliest man Of msa sincs
born still could no. be called sxaotly ~
yisbie. for vben be tiiIsd the sroasd 10 tse
dssy t,iiishi and eA.gat sharp tcaeh o.
rhesInstisn, be had no sSlssios Oh ses
kis care. ard 20 tsen.ykss cent? 70 ~ U
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Manning and Patronage.

WASHINGTON, May l5.-The action Of
the Navy department in granting another
trip to the Dolphin is said to be based upon
the unSuipous reeOmnendaii3n Of the
Naval Board. sa The accident to her was
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OUR COMING FAIR.
The Programme Of Races aud tn. Parse


The Programme of Races and the P1rsos
offered.
The premium list for the Fifth Annual
Fair Of The West Virginia Expo,itiou and
State Fair Association was issued yeJter.
day. The premirm list has been very gen
orally revised and many new features ad-
ded, which cannot but add greatly to the
interest Of the coming exhibition. One Of
several innovations which are to be given q
rrial is the closing Of the live stock entries
four days before the opening Of the fair,
while in oil other departments the entries
will close one dsy before the opening. This
step is taken to enable the managers 10
amply provide for all exhibitors 80 as TO CO.
able them TO show their exhibits 10 adyan-
tape. Grounds and buildings have been
arranged better than ever before, and il Is
the intention Of the managers 10 have this
year's exhibit excel all previous attempts.
Following ia the programme Of races:
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Fifteen Minutes to Resign.

About the quickest case Of resignation
had this far was that of Mr.. james, the
practical head of the customs service here
de was not the commissioner Of customs
but he Was the chief in the customs divi.
sion, and the responsible one in most of the
important cases he had no intination
that bis resignation was to be asked unal
the day he rendered it. Il was sitting In my
office az ten minutes before time to close on
Saturday sitsrnoon,' be said, "ssyius that
nv resignation was desired, and the Sscrs-
tary would be pleased to have me hand it Ia
on that day. 1t was then, as l have said.
but fifteen minutes Of O'Clock, and at the
usual time walked out Of the Treasury q
private citizen. 1t is the quickest case on
record thus far, though there may be plenty
more Of them soon."