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nAlmo,t dead Or nea aiSe dlisr,.

"AIm0St dead OF heAtIy dylNg
For years, and given up by physicians Of Prights
and other kdrGy diseases. liver complaints severe
coughs, called consumption, have been curtd.
Women gone nearly eraryM
From agony OF neuralgia, nervousness waEeiul-
ness, aud various diseueS peculiar 10 women.
People drawn out OF SHAPE from eAcrac!atng
panss OF rheumatism. Inasmmatorg and chronic,
or sufft ring from Scrolull. ....
fryslpelGSl
"Salifhcun blood poisoning dyspPp IA iudI.
gest on and, In AIT almost all diseases frA;l'
Nature Is heit 10
Have en- cared Wy hop Bitter, prof OF which
II 10 found In very neisb borhood in the known
world. -
Es-None genuine wi bout bunch Of green Hops
on the white lGbl. shun all the vile, poisonous
STUD with "iIop" or "HOps'' In their name.
nni6 NWRAW
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Home Proof

Kidney and Liver Diseases and RheumahEm.-
Suffered Notwithstanding seemed 70 help me;
could not get out Of bed; pr, Smith cured me"
ZEPH. PHILLIPS, Wheeling, W. Va.
Catarrh, Polypus Of Noe, Impaired Voice.-Sui.
Tered for Year,; patcnt medicine Jailed TO help me,
- '''''''' CTiXRIEs CHADDUCK,
OF Spedel & Co., Wheeling, VIVA.
Dyspepsia aud liberated stomach.-'Strcatment
me.M THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent
Fis,-HSd them for iSTFtSes years; y; Smith
scroflIa, Running Sores on Head.-"My son was
AFFLICTED for fourteen years: Nothing seemed 70
help him. Dr.. Smith cured him.
MRs. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Cancer:-"SuHered for years with Cancer Had Il
cut out three times. II returned after each opera.
ton. DR.. Smith cured me without knife, csuAtcor
Piles, Fistula Of Anrs.-Fiat on my hack Tor Is
weeks. Reported dying Dr. Smith cured me
without knife in hve weeks.
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, ". Va.
ulcerationS Of Rectum, ProlGpyus and Piles
..WaS given up 70 die and pronounced incurable.
d.. Smith cured me without knife"
WASHINGTON DELAEY, Martins Ferry.
Rev. II. o. IAdd writes:-"Dr. Smiths profeS.
Eional services In my family have been most salts.
factory, and comrlend him 70 all rs a gentleman
and Bklllipl physician
Mrs.. Margaret kolk says: II had boon suffering
Tor Sovcn yearS and treated by many physicians for
dyspepsia. DR.. Smith said had atape worm, and
In eight hours removed monster l09'fcet long"
Female Complalnts.-Three yeaH In hospitals Tor
icmAles give rue peculiar advantages In such cases.
Persons cured Of catArrh, diseases Of heart liver,
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, BCroiulA and
asthma testify 70 my success
Piles cured without the knife.
Patients at distance may be treated by letter and
satisfaction guaranteed. A chart for self-exAmlnR-
ton sent on receipt Of two three-cent stamps, and
advice returned free.
Consultation at ONCE free. ONCE hours from A
n. 70 7P. H., daily. Call on or address,
JOHN T. SMITH, Md,
No. 1I0I ChRnllne 81 MhaalInn W Va.
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II you are suffering with low and de.
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak constitu-
ton, headache, or any disease Of bilious
nature, by all means procure bottle Of
Electric Bittes. You will be surprised
TO SEQ tho rapid Improvement that will fol-
lowi you will be inapired with new life
strength and activity will return pain
and misery will cease, and hencelorth you
will rejoice In the praise Of Electric Bit
tiers. Sold at fifty cents bottle by Logan
& 90, NwHaw
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The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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NHAfEEh
Ask any or all OF the most eminent physicians:
"what is the only remedy tina. eau be relied on
TO cure all diseases OF the kidneys aud urinary or
gAaS; Brghts dlseaSe. diabetes, retention, or Ina
billty 10 retain urine, and all the diseases aud all
ments peculiar 10 Women
"And they will tell you explicitly and emphatic
ally "Baehu!!g'
Ask the same physicians
"what Is the most reliable and Surcst cure for all
liver diseases or dySpepsIa constipation, Judges.
ton, hiliouSneSS, malaria, fever ague, &c, and
they will tell you
Mandrake or Ddnde'iOnHi
Hence, when these remedies are combined with
others equally valuGbl',
And compounded Into Hop BItters such a won
derlul aud mysterious curative power Is developed,
which is SO varied in It's operations that NO di,easo
or III health can possibly EXIT OF resist It's power,
and yet tits
Harmless for the most lrail woman, weakest In
vail ! or smalleSt child to use.
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Questions Answered ~!

Ask The most eminent physician
otGuy school, what is the best thing Ia the world
for alaying I'll irritation OF the nerves. and curing
all forms OF nervous complaints, giving nAtu:al,
chlldlike refreshing sleep alwAyS?
And they will tell you uuhesiatlngly
"Sms form Of Hops!L'
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Nervous Debilitated Men
You are allowed a free trial Of thirty days
Of the use of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances,
for the speedy relief and permanent cure
OF nervous debility, loss Of Vitality and
Manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also,
for many other diseases. Complete restora-
ton to health, vigor and manhood guaran-
teed. No risk is incurred. Illustrated
pamphlet, with full information, terms,
etc., mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt
Co., Marshall, Mich. MwPaw
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The prominent sheep.raisers in Ten
nessee have resolved to abandon the bust
ness owing TO the want Of adog law, assert
ingthat 800, 900 sheep can not be maintained
against 100000 dogs.
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The Gar and Czarina will attend the
marriage OF Prince Waldemar and the
Princess Marie d Orleans, daughter Of the
Duke and Duchess Of Chartres, TO take
place on the 22i inst.
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THE OTHER EYE-wITSEssEs.

IL was Drought out that these parties
we're Thomas Witten and William Shores.
Further questioning developed that Mr..
Stanley and Mr.. Hamilton had both told
Capt, Smith that they did not see any i'm
proper conduct on the part OF the Mayor
at Pittsburgh, and that he was not drunk
there. Chief Backmore also told him,
the witness admitted, that this charge was
untrue. He said he was treated very cor.
daily by Blackmore when he called on
him at Pittsburgh. He called on him be.
cause he always-that was, generally-did
call on him when he visited Pittsburgh.
Chief Blackmore always did the same
when he came down here.
Mr:Hubbard-"Did you visit the Ross
street house when you went to Pitts.
hurgh?"
Witness-"Yes, sir"
Mr.. Hubbars-"Well, did you go there
because you always generally did visit
that house when you went 10 Pittsburgh?
Laughter.
Smith could only say there was one
woman on the Mayors knee. The charges
put 1t in the plural. lie said others were
in The room; others were pretty near the
chair, and finally that there was no differ
ence between the singular Of his evidence
and the plural in his charge.
During this portion OF the examination
Smith doaged all the questions, giving
evasive answers. The one question,
"Do you see any difference between the
statement that he went into the hall and
you lost sight Of him, and the statement
that he retired to q private apartment with
a colored woman?"
Was repeated over and over for twenty
minutes before an answer was obtained,
and then the answer was, II can't say l
do" He said once that the Mayor and
woman went into the hall and he lost
sight Of them; that he couldn't see in the
hall, as the door was shut; that he saw all
the ball that they went into the room
and he lost sight Of them, and made other
varying statements.
At 1880, the committee adjourned till
7 o'clock this evening.
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commissioners Sales.
7iISSI0NER's SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE
Irp.. Blake &c. cd In 's e MSRS9 ssitRRs
-, MY, Y AMI othen. In chlnOery.
NHhs NAV. =, decree Of the Municipal Court q
SryfIne, o. .bs md entered in the above entitled
VAet!!py ~ ~ "a dSy OF February, lSS5, wiz, on
oI8t % hS ,SS 5Otb DAY Of OCTOBER, lsSS, begin
IrCsDAl !, ~ A, ~, at the front door q me
ts. q W. ~ ohio county, In the City o. wheel
Cclh aCuv,Ji s~thla prcoe 70 sell o. public AUG
isi WHi, HIVE pImed real estate, that Il 70
90 !ls iOs,,s one hall % OF lot numbered n'ne
81 Iat lo'ST twenty ak l2el in the town
!s a Wheeling, with all the buildings and I'M
s.ay,rsenu thereon: ,hI,d mr. AZ much more a
l.,,SaSer NAV elect TO pay, 10 oaan " ~ ~
W ~ md The retldue Of Iame IN WT e S' IA
2, , vs. payable IePect'ye!y IN ~ w c,e Sa
~ asITJ mouths from the cay Of s!e, ny S1S
Fal,s.- beIinR interest irom ga u S nS a
s'L..SSa1r executing notes tneieIot WIZ ", ~
ist g..SILy for The payment o. sane " W.
osn n, ,1e uldersgned spec ~ ~ " S
ipt.'t aid Irsreclye da!et anu tne EuS " n
faHtSs.NJrntI the whole Of tho pprenabec moIey "a
N'Gu,Sd conveyance directed by tus S99 HILT
iId Aau Wa GEORGE X. I. GlLCHkIsT,
Special Commissioner.
Ic. Hnyrr, AuctIOneeF !, -, ..,,..., =. ~.
.,.,I, certify thR! b1nd has been given ny the
ihdt9 " " I;iIchrtst Special commissioner
AL uvn.lst Ly law, and by the terms oil the decree
hIVIt';,n ,hg above entitled cause.
tllsfrl " Wv THOMAS n DARRAH,
r,,soI the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
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him he was subject 10 the committees OF
ders and would stay till they got done.
Then Mr.. Hubbard asked:
Have you now said all you can testii,
to in support Of your charResP"
This question was eyaded several times
"It you have anything else 10 say, say
now" said Mr.. Hubbard.
II think I have said enough, hRven'tI? p
"Haye you anything else to SSy?"
"Well, l will say that ! thought thu
Mayor was drunk In that house"
"Nop have you said oil you have 10 Bay
in support Of your chargeSf"
"All recollsct."
"Well, you have been thinking abou
them for some time, haven't your
mot very long,"
yon2n
"That has not been long,
"Have you been able In that time r.
think up anything else in support Of YOU
chsrges2'
~ might, and forgot 1t again"
"Who were in that Pittsburgh party"
"a party from here"
"Who were they2"
"Mr. Myles, Mr.. Hamilton, Mr.. Stanley,
myself and the Mayor"
WAS that allP'
THAT was all from here"
"Was that ali the men In that party?"
"Soms officers from Pittsburgh"
"Tell US who they were"
That has nothing TO do with the cast" "
"Fell all the names"
"rhey were officers from Pittsburgh2"
"Who were they?"
AN EXCITING SCENE.
The witness waited moment and then
said: THAT ia not Necessary"
Mr.. Hubbard-"I think it is.
Col. Arnett-"Well, we think tits no"
This with emphasis
Mr.. Hubbard, risiug-"I say 1t Is, and
You havs got To meet this right now"
Col. Arnett, also rising, and getting ex.
cited-"I will meet It now or elsewhere!"
The most intense excitement now pre-
vailed. Both the attorneys were on their
feet, and both wore determined looks.
Mr.. Hubbard continued, looking over his
table toward the opposing counsel and en-
pbasizing his remarks with his extended
hand:
"fou can not swear to lot Of things
like this behind mans back and then
come before his face and sneak out OF CIV
ing the names Of the witnesses by whom
we can prove that you lied"
Col. Arnett-"We object"
Mr.. Hubbard-"This man-nol-perso
with much scorn under oath tells q lot
Of stories about thing ofthis kind ="
Col. Arnett, interrupting-"I appeal to
the committee"
Mr.. Hubbard-"I have the floor, sir"
Col. Arnett-"So have l."
Mr.. Hubbard-"I will leave that to the
Committee"
Chairman Bingell-"Mr. Hubbard has
the floor"
Col. Arnett subsidized
Mr.. Hubbard-"I say. let this witness
give the names Of the others who were in
that crowd, or stink out OF here now as he
will have to stink out in the end. This ia
a committee Of men and they want to
know the truth"
Capt. Smith-"The committee has moth
ing to do with 1t. The committee is not
on trial"
Mr.. Hubbard-"No; but you are Zap.
plausel. ask the committee to decide"
Mr.. Dobbins-"Mr. Chairman, II it re.
Quires motion l move that the witness
be required to answer"
This was carried.
Mr.. Hubbard-"Who were they?"
Witness-"The Pittsburgh menu"
Mr.. Hubbard-"Who were the par
ties2"
Witness-"I told you the Wheeling
parties"
Mr.. Hubbard-"W were they all?"
Witness-"If it is the pleasure OF the
committee-Chief Blackmore was there
[pause1 and Tommy Godfrey [pausel and
q party named Winters, and another-I
don't know his name"
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II it wasn't for the smell some butter
would b. better for plasterirg than mortar.
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A Ii KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB
"A PRINTING neatly and promptly executed a
'he iH51i11aRHou Jos 0ETI6R
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DR.. BULLS COUGH SYRUP

Forthe cure Of Coughs, Colds, Hcarse-
ness, Group, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, 1ncipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief Of con-
sumptive persons in advanced stages
Of the Disease. For Sale by all Drug
gists. Price, 25 cents.
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The mosquito now begins to sympa.
thiE, with the office seeker who 10 left
out In the cold.
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Commission aarrehauts,

B, DAyNroEI, c. D. HaeLInoN
General. Old. Eggloston q soN, Special.
q. DAVENPORT s. CO.,
COMMISSION
'salsn in Grain, Flour, seedS Provisions, Oheoss
and Dried Fruits
~ ~ wAGHnIGTnN A.. Chinspn
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The witness described the cane rack and
knife board, and said he had told the men
they could not run them, as it was against
thelaw. He said he stopped the ball
throwing also. In regard to the ball
game outside the Fair Grounds, the wit
ness said the owner merely ran it to attract
attention, charging nothing for the privi-
lnga OF throwing. Hestopped all the games
he saw on the Fair Grounds. The next
morning the games we1e all in full
boom. As soon as the owners cav
the witness they began to close
up. MIR. Larkin came to the wit.
ness and asked that the games be al
lowed TO run, but witness said he could
not. Mr.. Lsrkin. in the presence OF Mr..
fancy and the Mayor, said the Mayor was
satisfied, and the witness said he would
have to get written opinion from the
Mayor, backed up by the City Solicitor.
One OF the men went with the witness to
the Mayors store, and the Mayor pointed
out on a circular that no games OF chance
were to be allowed. The Mayor never
communicated with witness in regard 10
the matter; he simply threatened the
officers.
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a vi Enpl OHECKs In houn. Cures 10 SdayS.
~, IUnl had cases wantOd. Drug Store, l5H.
SIuENl lltb st., FhilA., Pa, and Wheeling
&+A1liALNl DmRRiEs
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WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIV.
w BloE, B. 30.
On and after JUNE n, 1875, passenger trains viii
run ~ demonstrating time;
For PitubuEgh-t:lo a. M, 6:S5 p. M daily; 7;I6
q. M, 9:21 p, m, daily except Sunday.
For WMhIngton-6:06 p. NJ, daily except Sunday,
From PittlbuTRh-ll:6 q. M, Sos D. n, daily
U&eept Sunday; iob P. m, daily; g;Ob =. m. daily.
from Washington-o:o6 a. m, daily; Laos a. M,
Sos M, daily except Sunday; l0:iS D. M, daily,
Z. <; LORD, GenbrRl PASSENGER Agent
3. DUNLAP. General Bup't.
J. Q. LANE, TrGv. Pass. AT, Wheeling,
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any other good citizen would consent t
lay bare. the shortcomings Of the Chief o
Police IN newspaper. It may be tha
the proper thing for the Mayor to do was
to 90 TO the Chief OF Police and say i an
about to investigate you But there's nj
charge here that he consented to the pub
fishing Of the City sergeant's mtsdeeds In
the newspapers"
Col. White.-"We will show the May
or's connection with this entire matter.
Mr.. Hubbard-"Did the Mayor have Il
consent to the City sergesnt'S seeing II IL
the nexspapers2 II you want to show the
Mayors connection with the publication
20 ahead and chow II. I don't know Il
Be. had any, and don't care. But as Il
proving that it was seen In the news.
paper, object. saw It there, too but
what has that got to do with itH"
Mr.. Jones-"I can't see the connection,
might have seen It, too, but don't read
the newspapers" laughter.
Mr.. Comerford-"I move he 60 on"
Mr.. Jones-1 object. 1.-THE Mayor was
concerned in the publication let them
show it."
Mr.. Comsrford-"I want to hear both
sides freely"
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CINCINNATI, o, Oct l7.-Flour quiet aud un
l5,O0j bushels: shipment s, 100 bushels Corn easy
Nc, q mixed 4y1GaiAc oaH In mode ate demand
No mixed ailfo. Rye quiet aud firm; No. O. Go
Barley In fair demand; No. / TALL SOC. Pork dull
At o. rs Lard In moderate demand at 690c, Bulk
meRtA dull and neglected; shoulders 3 COS; Ihort
rib 6.20c. Bacon dull aud easieF; shoulder a75ct
short rib BOO; abort clear 6lbo. Whisky steady
a. 81 0S: dniihed goods 81 o. Butter, sugar nnd
cheese quiet aud unchanged. Eggs active and drm
a. l6c
PHIApELvHlA, Pa, Oct l7.-FIour unclaimed
wheat opened hEml Eeaet9di and closed baIel!
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THE QUESTION ALLOWED.

THE QUESTION ALLOWED.
After some dispute Mr.. List moved to
reject the question, and 1t was carried. II
Was soon seen, however, that the motion
was adopted under misapprehension,
and the question was allowed. Col. White
charged is form:
"Whst was the first knowledge you had
ofthe Mayors sctiOn?"
Mr.. Smith explained that he did not
first hear Of it from the papers as Col.
White had said, but as he himself had al.
ready said, from the two women at the
house. The next morning the papers pub
lished the substance OF the girls state
ment, the Register accompanying it with a
clear explanation. When asked n state
II he knew anything Of the Mayors con-
nection with the publication, he rambled
about, and finally said lie "had his own
ides."
"Mayor Grubb," he continued, "never
communicated TO mo directly in regard To
the games on the Fair Grounds; the Off
GERS told me the Mayor said il they per-
mitted any games OF chance he would
have them arrested and fined; that was
one or two weeks before the Fair; the
Mayor never made any direct communities
ton to me; one morning when was CO.
ing to Court met Mr.. Hook, and he told
me he wanted me to send some officers
over to the fair; l told him l could not
take the day men, and would have to send
night men over; asked him il he
couldn't pay these men something,
and no said, oh, no; the city
never did anything for the Fair;' I
sent two oiiicerg, Lukens and McNichols,
over the first day; never asked for any
money except for the men who were
doing double duty; met Col. Exley in
the Mcclure the next day, and | asked
how many men he wanted; no laughed
and said: We'll, l don't know that | can
let you fellows in without PAYING l
said, well, have paid before and l can
do 1t again; ! sent my men over, and they
telephoned that they would have to pay
l told them to pay, and they did so, and
went in; the next day gave them money
to pay their way in; the association sent
my family a-complimentary ticket, but
they did not use it; they paid to get in"
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Col. White excited some comment, and 1t
was remarked that he might as easily and
could as properly obtain possession Of any
OF the papers Of the Board OF Public
Works, Mr.. GRlligan being also Clerk Of
that body. This Is one Of the conveniences
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OPERATING on A FRA orURED SKULL

Samuel G. Barr, the former Wall Street
broker and lieutenant OF the 9TH Regiment, who was
taken on Saturday from the Sixth Precinct Station to the
NewYork Hospital suffering from fracture at the base
OF the skull WAS in critical condition yesterday aud 1t
is not believed that he recover Soon after he was
taken 10 the hospital operation performed upon
the skull An incsion about Ave inches long was made
OF its base just above the occput, and large section OF
fracture was plainly visible and trephine was sunk
in the In the centre OF the baekhead with twist
broken Great caution employed In consequence OF
the commnuted condition OF the inner table, 70 prevent
bTsin The trephine steadily worked. with intervals
probing in the seam made by It's eags 10
pair of forceps then used and all the bone that had
been broken was taken out leaving considerable por-
tton of the brain exposed. The dura mater was but
slightly liberated thoughhe general appearance OF the
brain that was exposed was not good. Tho operation
was quickly and skilfully performed and the patient
soon rallied the shock He conscious on Mon
day and recognized members OF his family.
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INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Tuthill gave reception
last evening at their house, No 10 East Eeventh-st
Amor hose who enjoyed tho music and other features
were the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. r s. Macarthur. hr. and
Mrs. g. H. lockwood. Mrs and Mrs. L. u. Andrews Mr..
And MIRA j. W. Aitken. Mr. and Mrs A. M. Halstead Mr..
end Mrs. v. N Rance. and Mr.. ana Mrs. j. o. Stevens.
Mrs A. l. Hopkins gave hadsome ladies' luncheon
ut No East FOrty-seyenth-st-
W. j. wilkes gave a theatre party OF twelve at the
Madison, square Theatre and Demonco supper after
ward
DR. Allen gave n reception to his professional friends
nj No. 81 West Fifty-seventh-st.
Miss Jennie Florence Howes, daughter OF Reuben
Howes OF Yonkers WAS married TO Frederick William
Cole I'M 81 Pauls Church, Yonkers.
Mrs John d. Wing gave small reception In the even
ing at No. 10 West Forty-ninth-sI
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r1p y.uURg OF TIE DoLpHIy.

John Roach looked perfectly complaeent last
evening" when at his home he was asked by TRIBUNE
reporter what be thought of the Dolphns last trial
can't very well say anything about IT, ne answered.
the Government has the matter In s hands ana Is
the arbiter in the matter As the heated Journal
well rode over from Philadelphia the other day and
the train stopped three times on account OF NOT
You simpy AJAX an expert what he thinks Oh ana you
get all the information necessary" .
gentleman who is fully acquainted with the matter
and who knows Mr. Roach well. said The true INWARD
ness OF this whole matter tho Government took
the whole burden OF the Dolphin contract on its shout
ders specifying its right TO determine the whole plan OF
the vessel leaving Mr. Roach only the privilege OF
material and workmanship. Now, the Government
using its plans and specifications set out 70 produce
a certain horsepower and speed. In order 20 effect
this, after having had the vessel built On
il plans. IL sends its own engineers 10
develop 1890 horse power and speed Of at least