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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-22
sreNonA RoLLA.
The wheelisg ssngstress us Seen by the 1ta
H0y ian (,riIies-A Great Success.

The wheeling songstress us Seen by the 1tal.
ian criiies-A Great Success.
Foreign mails bring the newspaper crit,
Iioismsof thsreceptappearance Of ''signora
Kate olla, Americans at the !featro
Comunale, in Aquila, Italy, under which
announcement will be recognized Mrs.
Rauaeishurg, the talented daughter Of Mr.,
George K. Wheat, Of this eity. The critics
tell Of a public demonstration which they
describe as unusual, andin their own be-
half they draw heavily on the rich Italian
vocabulary TO describe the brilliant sue
cess of tho American sonestfesa.
The Ga.tata. Di Anttta deyotes two
columns TO Signora Rolls, describing in
feryid style the packed house, the en-
thusiastic reception, the rich gifts Of
flowers and valuables, and the complete
srtietic success OF the prima donna. The
Gas.tlta says in despair; "Who can de.
scribe the enthusiasm, the tervor Of cd:
miration, the applause Of the splendid
demonstration, or the rich and elegant
gifts2 Certainly the pen Is not sufficient
Tor the task. signora Rolla ought certain
" to be content to witness 50 hearty an
appreciation OF her merit, 50 splendid. a
the Aquila public And to put 1t all in
a nutshell the critic draws on l4amartine:
Al "a toir toucidlte olt sublime
Ell trop Dttre pttr &c bas lietll
Cetts mttsiqsse qtsi Famine
FL IN instinct qtti monte a Dian
la RI9rWa, OIL. Rome, yhose citis was
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Will MCDONALD, ava Daarbon street, CHICAGO,
gratefully acknowie edges q cure Of Kczerla, OF FAT
Rheum, on head, neck, face, arms and lpa for say.
enteen yeAtS; not able 70 walk except on hands
and knees for one year not abba 70 help himself
lot eight yeArs; TIED hundreds Of remedies; doc
iots pronounced his Gaze hopeless: permanently
cured by cuticura Resolyent (hlood purtNerl 10.
great skin enresl externally,
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Iris useless for the busy bee to improve
the shining hour by singing when 81.
Jscobs Oil Is around. One application
willremoye all pain and swelling.
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rhar,nnnlntor I,onnr,i.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
"a: NJ, az; L NJ sIe;s 2. NJ, 9os;;7 P. N,
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s Sod by all Drugristl. Price, culIcuRA, 60c.;
~ ~ ~ W. $500 Ss4S o 1890 9y me
pEkIlr1FY The Complexion and BIN BY uHing
DEAu the CutlctraSoap No
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cTfAs. HoUaHfoN, DO, lawyer, Estate street,
Hoston. reports case Of Ee7emG under bis obseT.
yation for ton year, which coEered the patients
which was completely cured solely by the CUT.
ctra Remedies, leaving clean And healthy akin.
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Miss Alice Radcliffe and Miss I. Lydia
Ball, of Wheeling, are here visiting
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REDUCTIONS.

To make room for our incoming Fall
Stock We shall offer our entire stock OF
Spring and summer Suitings ut greatly
reduced prices. q. HESS Il SONS.
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rnE cos1AIlYTRs.. 0 81 oaapI1NANcRs

wresties with the Janltor Ordinance and
y VARIOUS Other Topics.
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The Baltimore 4 Ohio will run an ex-
cursion to Point Mills Campmeeting, Sun
day, August %. Rates for the round trip
will be 40 cents.
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Win Stewart Secretary Of the Stamping
Company, has been sick, but is able TO
walk around again.
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alei,t MISUNDERSTANDING.
OLE aatelliQetIle1:.
Ne,r Ad,erti.etnents.

wantcd-Nune Girl-Head II Local.
Railroad and steamship Ticket ONCE
Z Pure Cider Observation-Disclosures
I Salt CIuetE-kwlDg Bros.
For sale-A PGir o. Mnlss-P. I. Kimberly.
LEGAL Notice Q. +, Brown.
nenlSon 6niveriIy, Granville, Ohio.
The Best SUMMER EeGdlns-stauton q Dayefi.
Tyenly.lIst District Convention.
Mis- MARY s Wide Teacher Of Piano and Or
gan Music
Diamonds. q. Dillon, 1ewcler.
Religious Notlets-fonrth page. q
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At THE GROVE.

The line OF march was then taken up
for a beautiful grove on the farm Of Mr..
Ephraim Post, where . speakers stand
aud long double rows OF dinner tables
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No church in either the First or Second
Presbyterian churches tomorrow, both
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DURING the hot weather my Store
will be closed at Q p. M, Saturday ex.
eeepted. JACOB w. GRUBB.
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Aglsss worker was telephoned for To go
TO MARITIME Ferry toSork for s. q turn in
the Elson house. He did not 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-22

Mr.. Stephen Hobsoa has been appoint
ed administrator Of the estate 81 Hon,
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CoysrAp1Rs LOVE- and Lauchlin last
night visited the house Of Mrs. Barbara
Hobbs, on Alley @ north OF Tenth street,
and arrested Mrs. Hobbs for keeping q
house ofill fame and her daughter Ella
for prostitution. The warrants were
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TnE .Want sosp, y universally aesnatowl-
edged to be- the biggest and hest6 cent bar.
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.tTlRKp ANp ACHING MuscLEs,

TIRED AND AVhtNd MusCLEs,
crying thtoeyh counties nerves for rest and 70:
-. = LEFT Like mama 70 the children OF
MsisS tstael d The Cutlcura Rlastet 10 the
NE(yt tired, oYetworke1, aching muscle. Do
,lNN not enyyoufselt tho eoTlfoft afforded
k1NHcahy this new, original and speedy anti.
EZyIIn9 tote 70 Tain and Inflammation. At
ifdestSS. 30; I've fot 81 %, Nailed free P6TfKH
pAta AID GHNnficAl, u. BhSion. anlsWfAW
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Est trop pure p,ir &c bas lieu!
TIN ,,.,,s;',,,s '5,,,;; r11;;tns
FEpEnAL AppoINrstENTs.
luIaors Of rhree chanse, q oonslderabls

. L.. II .
lumors Of Three Changer Of Considerable
Local Interest. &
A persistent rumor has been atioat for
several days that q change has been de
nided upoH in the position Of q. 8. ;aanaer
here, and that Louis Claus has already re.
cefyed intelligence Of his Recommendation
for appointment as Isuccessor to Gauger
wsraen. Tho appointment is recon-.
mended BY Collector McgraE, and tho
formal issuing Of d commission follows.
This has not been received, but it Is I'M
derstood that as soon rs It isl Mr.. Gaus will
report at the Hannis distillery, Of Mar
HnsbuFg, iof Instructions In gauging pre-
paratory TO assuming the luties sot his
position here.
: II is also reported that Hon. Ran Stal.
maker, Jr,, hasreceiyed an appointment
to 9 good position under Commissioner
Miller. III
Themost interesting Of a ttio ofreports
in circnlation, however, Is that o change
has been determined uponin the Wheel.
ing postotice, and that Mr.. James D!
fancy, otthe Register, Is to receive his
commission as postmaster on or before
Is. Whence this rumor ema-
mates Is not known, but rival Applicants
for the position coneeds that il ID reliable.
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Cheap excursion to Pittsburgh every
Round trip only 81 50. sPrcf4I
AsTTilAIs leaves 4 tii0 a, ~, city time.
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The q. 0. o. 8. z. celesration.

Thnrsiay q large number the colored
people q this itcity accompanied the
Patfiar6Iate Of the Fcolored Odd Fellow
lodge ofsthis place to parkeTaburg to at
tend the thirteenth anniversary Of Naomi
Lodge no. 1851 G. y. o. O. n, whichwa
celebrated In excellent style. The uni.
formed Odd Fellows from here locke very
well and executed several fancy move
mentB while marching to the music
II Mayors band, which they en-.
gagged for the occasion. The SAT-
JoiRnai ssys they We're uniyer.
sally remarked and admired along the
route Of parade. IN speaking Of tie ad-
dtess 81 PRO-. Jones Of this city, It sayshe
Ii an orator Of NO mean ability, and his
effort was worthy olthe occasion. Inthe
evening there was grand festival and
supper that q large number ~ the Wheel.
ing Representatives stayed oyerfor, not te-
turning until yesterday. All from here
Wereyerymueh pleaaodwitlithe coufteousi
received Ia paskefsbitff.
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TOR SALE.
E0R SALE.

TyOR SALE OR RENT-A FARM W
10 shout l47 lcres. well WatertI allo "
fGruiiuE condition. There Is 4 NV la .:w.. v
on the place containing Iolir rooms S,,i S WI 70
rooms good NablIng and all necessary wv
ings. Sitnated on the Valley Grove ufnpltss n
hGlf mile from Valley Grove. TgFnA 9SIHTfl
further Information inquire Of o. a1dIr,,s ., SR
ARKLE, Real Estate Agent; Eo1iy IISI ~
JrAtioo Of the FelCe, No. " fOutsseH'A ri
Wheeling, ", Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-22

Point MINIS cainpmeelinR.
The Baltimore i Ohio WIN run trains
Sunday August q, leaving Wheeling n
o 4. Y. and 2 il. 81. Returning win leave
the grounds at and lDF ", citylime.
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lYERY. YERY FUNNY,
JonNsoN THouenT
Mrs. ltusiisr,s story, ~ Printed in 2estsE-
day mornips's IateiiIgsaeOr : 40 has
Probably changed his Mind BY this
rims-The Eject on the Public.

The exposure in yesterday mornings
1SrRLlloEScRR Of Lieut.. Steve Johnson's
unblnshins baseness, as illustrated by his
conduct at Mrs. Muellers saloon, on Mar
ket street, almost opposite the residence
Of the Lieutenant's family, and in q meas
nre under their eyes, almost appalled,
everybody who read it, except Capt. Smith
and Lieut. johnson. There can be no de-
NAL that Capt. smith regretted the affair,
because of annoying results to him per-
sonally. Bukinsteadsof taking steps that
would meet the demands Of an outraged
public, he called on Mrs. Mueller and pet
tishiy took her to task for telling the story
Of his Bieutensat's misconduct.
This peculiar trait OF the character OF
the Chief OF Police was well illustrated on
wednesday, when he went TO the HOOK
and Ladder House and objected to che
blowing OF q police whistle the night be
| fore BY Foreman Armstrong, threatening
| to lookup Mr.. Armstrong II he ever blek
| Il again. He bad no complaint, 80 far q
can be ascertainsd, against Officer Dnii!
| for deserving his beat to attend to private
business, but he was seriously angry be
csuge this neglect OF duty had become
known 70 the public by Mr.. Armstrong
blowing his whistle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-22

Tns Chapline street rink was crowded
last evening with one Of the incest as:
semblages ever seen within Its walls. The
occasion was the third OF the skating and
dancing carnivals given this season by
Prof. Carl ]. Mayer. Everything passed
of enjoyabIy, and the next one Will be
eagerly anticipated. Mayors orchestra
fnrnished the music. 49, il.
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sEyLoUR MIDI FOR SALE.

The stcarn Flour nm at East Richmant. aasi
az miles west oist clGlayille on Tie Eltarll
likc. MillI1good running order. VIII itlltAtiE
Tor cash, or VIM tnde for city property, AdaHs
ALEX. 8. wILgY, &
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geesale,
,CToCKs FOR SALE.

CROOKS FOR SALE.
10 stascs Henw6od Eaif aifi.
10 AhAtes Junction Nail Milt. ~
Z RhAFes l., ". q ky RAIltpad.
Is Shares hank Of Ohio Valley. 4
shRres Peabody Insurance Co.
20 shares Standard Insurance Co.
s ShGtes Manufacturers fnstIratirn Gonpiai.
f 6, (, L IRWIN, Stock Bnik4
anls - ia. 9sTNalaaIL
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Various Other Topics.
T "A meeting Of the Council Committee
on Ordinances was held at the oity.Hall
last evening, at which Messrs. Caldwell,
Hildreth, Healyand Dobblns werepresent.
The communication made to Council in
relatationto Dan Arndt's Baloon, at No.
10 Sixtsenth street, was taken up. The
Clerkreported that Afndt had confessed
To gellink on Sunday, June u, and bean
fined S2S 10, and that he had been con-
3yicted June 70 OF permitting gaming in
his place and been fined S24 10. June
% the Second Branch voted TO annul
Arndt's license August the First
Branch referred the inatterto the 0rdi.
NANCE committee iorreport, and the sup.
ositon Ia that this was done for the
purpose OF killing the motion to annNl,
The committee finding that Arndt had
net been summohed "a appear before It,
laid the matter over until Ito next meet.
ing.
Z The ordinance permitting tho use OF
bicycles and tricycles in the street, was
read and approved and Council will be re-
commended to adopt il. The resolution
from the Board nl Equalization aud Ap,
peals recommending the passage OF an or.
dinance putting in force o section OF the
Citizen, sStreet Railwnyor1inanc permit!
ting an annual tax Of s95 per car, was laid
over, It being deemed ahardship TO inn
pose the tax at present.
The Solicitor was instructed 10 prepare
an ordinance providing Tor the choosing
by Council, In joint session, Of q person 10
be known as iAnitor and engineer Of the
City Hall who y 10 be under the difec-
ton and dperyisibn Of the Mayor, who
may, Tor insubo ation, discharge him.
The Mayortts 70 have the janftor keep the
building in 0 clean and proper condition
and Is 70 be authorized 10 make fequisi.
tons ON the Superintendent Of the Work.
house for prisoners to assist i'm Stumbling
and. cleaning snow of the plaza whenever
the taniter shall need them also to pro.
vide 81 supplies. There was q difference
OF opinion as 10 the salary he should re-
ceiye, come members advocating DO and
others 500 Der annun
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The Republicans renomipated Senator
Hoge for State Senator irola this sena.
tosiaI district. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-22

YouSo JonE SHEFFLrN was before
SQUIRE Davis last evening for his serious
assault on George Manners, menuonea
Yesterday. He was fined Se5 and COSTS
and sent TO jailfor fifty days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-22

Tins Pittsburgh Di,patct says that Ed.
clator, the oarsman Of this city, and .
friend arrived there Ia their shells one
tlay this week, having rowed the entire
miles
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TarRR was a session Of Part Of the
Circuit Court held yesterday by Judge
Boyd. In chambers, for the purpose ol
hearing arguments in certain chaneery
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-22

THE river commenced rising at this
point Yesterday. Last evening the marks
indicated depth Of A feet 8 inches IN the
channel. Atall points above the river IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-22

uorsford,s Acid pholphats sIskesa cooling
Dftnk,
Into half aifumhler 81 lee water pnta
teaspoonful Of Acid Phosphatc; add sugar
TO the tastc.
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iEoR sALR-Co SEAT.

Ten sores OIL choice high bottom land, u y ~
below whealiug, on Ohio River and y. q y 7 y
iTanfuyed ~ 4 substantial brick bOlsEi u w.
k!fShen md oiibtiltingS, situated In q pulI J
maple, sugar and poplar tees. Alloi E0od ~
ton Of fruit trees. Apply tn ...,,....,s
Vi. ". HOGB i BRO, 1870 Aarfelsss
Or r W. MORROW, OF the ps6EatSaa W.,
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Tup tcachers and scholars oil lions
Lutheran Sabbath School are requested 20
meet, this afternoon at ] O'clock, IN inc
school room, to attend the funeral Of their
schoolmate. Miss Alma ZieRler.
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GEO,M. SNOOK&CO
Q5eo. M. snooh & 90.

All Colors Of Novelty
Cloths and Tricots for La
dies Tailor Suits just
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A WHEELING paper says the Rail &
Klein club, Of this city, failed to show up
Mt a recent game announced there. The
reason they did not SHOW up was they
received telegram not to come.-Ststs-
| L..,t.;Ila ElI.nM ...--
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

manufactured cloth. The machinery for this work
is being placed in the building The live stock
sheds are not all completed, and the arrival OF
stock has only begun.
THE HUGE MACHINERY.
The main building is filing up rapidly. The
machinery department ia in operation, but oil OF
the twenty engines are not working. The three
miles of shaftng are run now by fourteen engines,
the largest of which is G50-horse power. The long
rows of shaftlng and wilderness of whirling belts
obeylng the huge central wheel make an interest
ing study. Outside of this building are the twenty
iiye boilers capable of generating steam Tor 6ooo-
horse power. he steam goes into one main pipe
300 ieet long and thirty inches IN diameter, maze
of steel The boilers arranged in batteries each
one with a separate smoke-stack. The largest
smokestack il 1i0 feerhlgh and i've feet IN dame-
ter Persons interested in machinery Will ma ihis
exhibit We'll worth an inspection. lt Is not only
sight 10 beremembered by the sualobseryer. There
are number Of engines for generating electricity,
and one elsewhere Tor sugar house machinery ana
cotton gins.
Tho large organ in the Music Hall will not be
ready for two weeks. Curriers' Orchestra. from
Cincinnati, now furnishes music every afternoon.
he private displays IA the main building are
nearly al in order What is lacking there is prin-
cpaily in the foreign section. The Mexlcans, now
ever are getting their display i'll order and already
have the mount ain Of silver. valued Mt S1l4oOO,
where 1t can be seen. The japanese have some
fine ceramics and and interesting collection Of
Japanese fancy ware III their space.
viewing the Exposition rs whole at TINS tiinc.
and there can be no question of its success. except
possibly III financial sense. Visitors To get the
full benefit of il will have to wait time yet.
1t is to be hoped that the attendance will be worthy
of the Exposition and if that proves true here need
be fear of its financial As 10 the good III
Will do the South and the whole country II VIII per-
haps not be great as the Philadelphia Cenen-
NAL because tins one is not located where more than
half as many people can get the bcneht OF ". IN
The direction Of extending the foreign trade of the
country. and of adding stimulus and diversity to
the industries of the South. it is certain to be lrulI-
full of good results.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
SITTING WHERE NE KILLED HIMSELF

When Coroner Messemcr, followed by his
bro her Dr Edward J. Messemer entered the rooms on
the third floor OF the tenement No l26 West One
Hundred and rsi-st yesterday afternoon, he saw sit
ting IN a chair in the middle OF the IN natural po
sion a man apparently hfty.two years old. with an IN
tellgcpt expression IN his wideopened eyes aud sue
on MS lips seemed about 10 speak but did not
On the floor each side Of the chpir were Two red
mounds of clOed blood, which had flowed from his tenn
pie The Edward Stcycr. who had shot hiinsei
through the brain yesterday morning shortly after md
night and had remained in the position IN which c ded
for hours Christian Rupperi, who lives ON the Moor
above steyer's r00m said that he was IL the room
with Stcyer Just before the suicide and
drank pint beer with him. Steyer asked him To go
Arnolds quor Ia West One.hndred and tenth
At. and give Mr. Schwarz, superintendent of Bcrihcmer
d SclDidts Brewery message ana said that "ien no
returned they would have another pint OF beer go
kuppert went to his 10 put on his coat ana whSt
there heard shot but thought nothing OF 1t and went
TO ArD0ds place where he delivered the message. He
returned at once and found Sey sitting in the chair
dead The only motive known for the act was that
steyer had been out 81 work for two months He had
been employed by Bernheimer & Schmidt. c leaves
married.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
TIE ADVENTURES or 4 STATUE.

Washington Letter 10 The Clepeland Leader
For the past forty years and more, people
have laughed at the cold air and naked form OF George
Washington he sits IN marble ut the east front OF tho
Car O lie hns been tho butt Of all the Jokes o.! SEN
utOrs Representatives. strangers and guides for the past
four decades, aud solemn Allen &. Thurman has
aided In the rhicule SIN this statue has longer history
than any other the Capitol II was 0rlercd by Con-
gress at the end OF Andrew Jacksons trs term and
took eight years for Horatio Grccnough TO make It, lie
did the work In Florence, Italy. and ho mado e statue
In sitting posture Instead or pedestrian as tue act OF
Congress demanded. IL was designed yol know. 70
stand In tho centre OF the rotud inside the CAPITOL
Well, when II completed IN ls4O tho nsxt question
how to get 1t from Italy to America Congress nag
ged over II for time and finally sent
~ bring 1t from Genoa to Washington In the ieail-
while Mr.. Grecnough had started 1t on 10 Genoa III
weighed twelve and i took twsnty-tw0 YOKE 20
hnu It. As went on Its way through Italy, IL
Is said that the peasants Thought the Image OF some
saint aud that here and there they knet and crossed
their breasts 1t went by When got to Genoa lswas
found that It was largo that IL could not be gotten
through the hatchwayo OF tho man0fwar which was TO
carry to Washington and merchant vessel had 10 be
chartered. At last IL arrived mt the Washington navy
yard and Congress horred to SEQ that their pedes-
tran statue was sitting IN chair. aud thai was nle
to the waist. Henry A. Wise then said: The man socs
not live. and did live who saw Warrington withou
his Shirt" and the country applauded the sentiment
But the navy yard is not the Capitol and cost SoOOo
a. bring the statue from IL TO the r0nda When u was
gotten TO the Cuptol doors II found that the stae
ike the painting the Vicar Of Wakefelds family WAS
too large 10 90 through Tho masonry had 10 be out
away and door enlarged When was finally put IN
n = aid the began to sink and podostsl had 70 bc