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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04
PEARsON's VIEWS.
The General Manager of Our Pottery
Talks About Trade,

The General Manager of Our Pottery
Talks About Trade,
Mr.. +. NJ. Pearson, Manager of the
Wheeling Pottery, is thus quoted by q
Pittsburg reporter 10 the Commercial,
Gazette:
81 have Just returned from visit 10 the
East, and have had opportunity TO examine
iuto the condition OF my business at Tren'
ton and other places. ! am satisfied with
what We are all doing, il it only continues
There is a strong, healthful demand fer
good goods, and very strong for deco
rated wares Americans are buying
goods at home now just as good as those
that come from England. They will buy
more if they are encouraged to do so. |
am afraid that Congress will undertake to
amend or revise the tariff, and il it does it
will derauge all business requiring protec-
ton in this country. formerly worried q
great deal about the tariff, but have quit
that on looking at the results Of discrimi-
nation in favor of foreign production phil
osophically. The loss will not fall
upon the manufacturer. Labor must
sltier il, and labor alone. Our acids, CO.
bait and many other materials do not now
cost Us much in excess OF what the English
pay. We pay the difference to our work
men. In 1882 | prepared some statistics
for the inspection Of the Tariff Com mission
showing that we paid more than 1870 per
cent. more for labor than was paid in Eng.
land, These statistics may be modified
some now, but they will still show over 100
per cent. excess. l-sbor don't seem 10
appreciate the fact that the Republican
party has made the wages. | remember
two years ago the Republican can
didate for Congress was a pronounced and
unequivocal high tariff man, and in fact
was running on his tariff utterances The
Democratic candidate was an out-and.ou,
free trader and had been known as suca TOR
many years, yet in my cWs pottery the
Democrats had Eve OF q majority.
~ hope on account Of labor that no re,
/ duclion will be made. There is between
| 81 100000 and $1,000, 900 invested in pot
teries in this county. 1t is with the peo
pie whethsE this great branch Of industry
| shall be preserved to them
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REMARKABLE PROGRESS
Made by the Indian Pupils at the Indiana
Institute.

Made by the Indian Pupils at the Indiana
Institute.
WAsAs1, lSD., February 3.-FNtj Of
the sixty yeigbt Mtdoc ard scuI ltdiaR
children who, for three years ras', have
been receiving instruction at the expense
of the United States Government in the
institute, Eve miles south fth;s city, are
now being prepared for return to the lu'
dian Territory, having completed the
course OF study assigned them. The chill
drep. none Of whom are over twenty years
of age, vere gathered up in Wyoming,
Dakota and the Indian Territory in 1883
aud brought to the institute for education
under a ruling of the Interior Department
forcing the instruction Of a number OF In
disns st public expense for period OF tve
years. Owing to the rapid advancement
made By these children Of nature, they
have completed their studies two years
short of the time allotted them, and they
are now able to give place to others who
are waiting for the privilege
On March l, in charge Of the Superin'
tendent, the band will start West, and upon
reaching the Territory, the boys, who, IN
addition to their marked progress in liter,
sry work, have been carefully instructed IN
the tillsge of the soil, will be given eighty
acres OF goo6 fafaing land end encour
aged TO adopt agricultural pursuits. The
girls. who have developed during their STAY
great ability in the stuiy Of msthematic'
and the English Language, are also prof
cient in the discharge Of household duties
They are expected to take immediate
charge OF the Indian schools for the edu
cation Of their less favored brothers an
7 sisters
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THE WEEKLY REPORT
OF Machises Running Issued by the West
ern Nail Associat Ion.


ern Nail Associat ION.
The following is the weekly statement
issued BY Secretary Wise, Yesterday;
OFFICE OF
WESTERN NAIL ASSOCIATION,
WHEELING, w. Va, Feb. 3.
GENrLENEX:-The following mills have
reported:
Belmont Nail Co-Februsry 3. Have
III machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running.
Belfont Iron Works-Janusry 3oth. Have
los machines running. Heating furnaces
and nail plate rolls On double turn.
Western Nail Cs.-Februsry Sd. Have
80 machines running, including Is self
feeders. Heating furnaces and nail plate
train running.
Norton Iron Works February Sd. Have
90 machines, heating furnaces and rolls
in operation.
Lsughlin Nail Co.--FehIussy Sd Have
80 machines running, including 39 self
tosdeEs. Heating furnaces and rolls run
ming.
Kelly Nail and Iron Co.-February %
Have 73 machines running. Heating fur
naces and rolls runnins.
Wheeling IRON and Nail Co.-Februarl
ID. have 6S machines, heating furnaces
and rolls running. -
| Riverside Iron Works-februAry Sd
Have 81 machines, heating furnaces ant
rolls running.
Calumet Iron and Steel Co -Pebruar
Sd. Hsve AZ machines, heating furnace
and nail plate rolls runnisg.
Jefferson Iron Works-Februsfy q
Have 3s machines, beating furnaces 90
rolls runnipg.
La Bella IRON works-Februsr7 *
lave 80 machines running.
Terre Hsute Iron and Nail Oo.-Pe'
ruary Sd. Have 2s machines, heatir
furn aces aud rolls running.
Bepwoed Iron Works-Pebruarl 8
| Have machines running.
The above shoEs s51 machines in op
, alton at Manufacturers Scale. an increa
of ~ compared With last week report.
The following telegram hss Se'
received, contradicting published repo
about Bay View rail
:. MILWAUKEE, February 2, 1886.
Are not negoisting and have DO int
o tou Of accediog TO nsilers demand.
> PRAScIg BIsTos,
Manager.
The nszt meeting Of the Association y
: be held ct the Mono1gshela House. Pii
burg, February 10. 1896.
4 Your. .sspeetfully,
GEosGE Wise,
Secretary
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GREAT SURPRISE
Caused BY the Composition Of the
New Cabinet.
FINAL MAKE UP OFFICIALLY STATED.
Chamberlain Resigns His Former Nomi-
nation and Gets the Local
Government Presidency.

LoypsS. February a.-Ths new Cabi-
net is otficiall announced as follows:
Ma. Gladstone, Prime Minister and
First Lord Of the Treasury.
Sir Farrer Herchell Lord High Chan
cellor.
Earl Spencer, President Of the Council,
Mr.. II. c. II. Cbilders, Home Secretary.
Earl Rosenberg. Secretary for Foreign
Affairs.
Earl Granville, Secretary for ths Col
onies.
Earl Kimberly, Secretary for India.
Mr.. II. Campbell Bannerman, Secretary
for War.
Sir wm. Vernon Harcourt, Chancellor
Of the Exehequer.
Marquis Of Ripop, First Lord Of the Ad.
miraliy.
Mr.. J. C. Chamberlain, President Of the
Local Government Board.
Mr.. G. o. Trevelyu, Secretary for Scot.
land.
Mr.. A. J. Mundell Presiisr, OF the
Board OF Trade
Mr. John Morley, Chief Secretary 4oe
Ireland.
The following appointments have been
made under the new administration:
Earl Sydney. Lord Steward Of the
Queens household.
Mr.. Arnold Morley, Patronage Seere.
tsry.
Mr.. Charles Russell. Attorney General.
The composition Of the new cabinet has
caused great surprise. II is thought 10
show marks OF compromise.
CHAMBERLAIN DECLINES
LONDON, February 3.-Mr. Jcseph Cham.
lain, Radical, has declined the oifice OF
First Lord Of the Admiralty offered BY Mr..
Gladstone in the new cabinet. The reason
given by Mr.. Chamberlain is that he does
not desire to be officially connected with
the military department Of the govern.
meut. II is reported that Mr. Chamberlain
aspires TO be made Chancellor Of the Ex
chequer, but that Mr.. Gladstone has abso
lutely reserved that post TOR himself.
The Right Hon. Anthony j. Mundelis.
President OF the Nottingham Chamber Of
Commerce, has accepted the Office Of
Chairman OF The Board Of Trade. with =
seat in the Cabinet.
SPANISH REVOLUTION FEARED
LONDON, February 3-The Times cor
respondent al Madrid says the MonArchists
Of Spain are uneasy Mt the attitude Of Gen
eral Lopez Dominique. aud lear that he
meditates revolution, though be has done
nothing as ye, to prove tha, this asump
ton is correct one.
THE POPS SUDDENLY TAKEN ILL,
RoNE, February 3-The Pope while
transsetipg some business With Cardinal
Ferrieri, Prefect Of the Congregation oi
Bishops and Regulars. yesterday, had q
slight attack Of synoope. lie was carried
to his cha nhcr, but recovered from the at
tack before reaching there.
BISHOP BUTLER DEAD.
LIMERICK, February, 3--Tbe most Rev
George Butler, Roman Catholic Bishop oI
Limerick, Ia dead.
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WVFETJNG W VA. THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY
CONDENSED TELEeRAMs.

A new railroad pool named the Chicago
st. Louis and Missouri Passenger Associs'
ton, has been organized at Chicago
The National Encsmpmeut ofths Grand
Army Of the Republic will be held in San
Francisco Tuesday, August 3, 1886.
John Kelley, Of New York, is recovering
from his bad case of nervous dyspepsia.
At sale of trot,ing horses at LeIing-
ton, Ky, fftJ.6ve head we're sold for Sl9,.
765, an average Of nearly $3.50. Boston
Wilkes. tour-year-old stallion, sold for
q, 900.
Cairo, Ill, had last night, nearly q foot
of snow.
Joseph P. Emery. GAINESVILLE, 20 grocer
assigned.
Hslsn offers to row Beach for s., 900 in
Canadian waters.
Chief Geronimo is said TO have uncondi
tionally surrendered to the late Captain
Crswfords command.
The validity Of the Blake transmitter
held by the Bell Telephone Company; is to
be tested in Canada
In the Ritzinger bank failure, at Indian
apolis, liabilities are estimated at S400,.
900 and asse's g. 100000.
90. Hall, founder OF the Cincinnati
Weekly Graphic, has been. arrested by
Chas F. Bragg, the moneyed partner Of
tie concern, charged with appropriating
funds and rct accounting for them.
There is every reason to believe that
another Cardinal will soon be appointed
for this country, but nothing de6uite seems
to be known on this side of the water ss to
the city to which the red hat will 90.
Jacob Niesz, a farmer near Canton, O.,
was killed in his stable by.a savage bull
A mill of the Miami Powder Company,
Xenia, o., exploded. seriously iniuring
Gustave Snyder, head wheelman Of the
works.
The heavy snow storm extended down
far in the Southwest.
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DEADLY DYNAMITE.
Another Fatality at the CrOton Aqueduct
Several Persons Killed.

Another Fatality at the Croton Aqueduet
Several Persons Killed.
New YoRK, February 3.-At 2:2C
o'clock this morning a powder house con
nected with the Croton Aqueduct, belong
ing to Stanley, Farrell & Co, at shaft No
II, Fordhsm Landing, containing one hun
dred and fifty pounds Of dynamite car
tridges, was blown up, shsttering the house
Of Patrick Sextron. A beam from the
root struck Cornelius 0Brien, Of shaft 2
who was in bed at the time, on the head
he was conveyed to the NineJ-ninth
street hospital in a dying condition. En-
ma Edwards, colored, aged p, was Sc
riously injured about the hip One man
near the building, name unknown, Is re-
ported killed outright.
The FOrdham Heights depot, on the
New York City & Northern Railroad, was
completely demolished. The report Of the
explosion was heard eighteen miles away.
Michael Meginnis. who was in charge Of
the powder house, is missing The cause
of the explosion is unAnowl. Five hun
dred dollars damage was done to the
neighboring houses.
There was in the shsnty $50 pounds of
what is known as 'torcite. The building
was blown into fragments, It being dithcul1
10 find a piece Of it as much as o foo.
long. Fragments ct stone were' found
seven hundred feet away. Three board
ing shsniies at some distance away in
which about forty lsborers, mostly negroes
and Italians, were sleeping were
wrecked and the occupants un-
csrmoniously tumbled out Of bed.
Nothing except the aimsy character Of the
structures saved serious loss Of life. Only
one person was seriously hurt. McGinnis
has not been seen since nor has any trace
of his remains been discovered. 1t is not
believed he could have been so utterly an
initiated that not even blood stain could
be discovered, and it is therefore supposed
that he was unhurt, and fearing that he
wonld be held responsible for the calamity,
ran away. Ranged at distances of mile
to a mile and hall from the scene Of the
explosion are many beautiful and
costly residences, including those
of ex-Mayor Edison and
Il. B. ClaAin. All Of them more or less
severely felt the shock. Panes of glass
were broken, croekery was ratified, pictures
were thrown from the walls, and in some
instances persons were thrown from their
beds. The general impression for miles
around was that it WIS an earthquake. Ii
wss felt ali over Long leland, and the
shock was much more severe than that OF
the He'll Gate explosion.
ANOTHER EXPLOSION.
-YoxEERs. n. Y, February 3.-While
two dynamite cartridges were being
thrown out at sbaf; No. l903 Of the new
Groom Acaueduct, at 1880 this after
noon. they exploded vith q loud report
and DESTROYED the small buiidiUg ip which
thew were to, be used, and in which only
a fss lEoments before number OF mel
had been eating their dinners No one
was injured. About thousand pounds
os dynamite was stored at the sn~it IN
frozen state, but fortunately it did not ex
plcde
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THEY ATE OATMEAL.
ssven Persons Poisoned in the Lake Eri0
Depot Restaurant.


PrrrsBURG, February 3.-Around the
table in the Lake Erie depot restaurant 81
breakfast yesterday morning sat Assistant
Master of the Transportation, DC. Batch
slOr, Baggage-master Daft, Conductors
Hsys and Irwin, Brakeman PastetWey, all
employees of the Lake Erie road Express
Agent Smith, of the "Pemeckey" road and
Fanny Sexton, cook employed in the
restaurant. All were taken violently Ill
about an hour after having eaten. Ihe
bill of fare embraced fried beefsteak, PorF'
beside cornmeal and oatmeal mush. The
trainmen had not gone out on the road
and were sitting in the Waiung
room reading the morning news
papers. They at first COM
planned of pains in the head, and were one
by one seized with q sickness and faint
ness which eliminated in violent attacks
of prctracted vomiting. The sickness OF
seven persons caused the greatest alarm
among the attaches of the depot. The
patients were assisted to one OF the COM
panys Offices, in order to prevent the
spread of the story, and two physlcians at
once brought by messengers. Baggage
master Duff exhibited the most violent
symptoms. he was removed to his home
on Carson street, between Second and
Third, and Fannie Sexton, the cock, was
taken to house near by.
Meanwhile the physicians, by q hasty
questioning of the trainmen, discovered
that all had eaten heartily of both corn
meal and oatmeal mush. The fact that
some had not eaten pork precudes the
suspicion that the sickness was the first
SYMPTOMS Of trichinosis. The excessive
vomiting of the patients caused great
weakness. Conductors Hays and Irwin
and Brakeman Postelwey live at Youugs'
town. They went home on the hrst tralp;
Upon their arrival there they were attended
bv Road-surgeon A. NJ. Clarke. All were
80 much exhausted that they had to be
assisted home, but the administration OF
poison antidotes soon brought relief.
The condition of the patents is
not alarming at latest reports. Master
of Transportation Batchellor lives at Mid
dletown. He appeared for duty this morn
ing, ss did also Fannie Sexton and Con
ductor Hays. The rect of the patients are
still confined, and are in serious yet im-
proved condition.
The proprietors of the restaurant are
Bsggsgemaster Duff and q South Slider
named Henry Dressler. Both are very re-
gretful Of the occurrence, and are deter
mined TO investigate the cause fully. The
meal was purchased Wholesale from various
dealers in Edinburg, Pa, and one of the
firms who sold it is Robinson 4 Co Guam.
titles of it have been given to chemists for
examination and analysis. 1t is the oplr-
ion that the poison was some ingredient
mixed with the meal during the progress
of grinding
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An old Citizen spsnks.

MI. NJ. Norris an old resident OF
Rome Ga. says, that he had been badly
tropbled with Kidney Complaint for q
Great nsuy years and with Eczema for
,hrse rssrs; at times could scarcely walk
and had .ried many remedies without
benefit, until he began taking Electric Pat
ters and anointing bis hands and feet With
Rncklep's Arnica salTe. This treatment
Afforded him great relief and he strongly
Tscommends Electric Bittsrs to those Wit
mfFsr with Kidney Complaints, or need
Blood Purifier. Sold BY Logan L Co.
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THE NsWsURe FUND.
a List o. Donations for the Relief OF the
Sufferers Received since Monday
SDacLal % ~ RsgiItsr

NuNeFFEa hecelNeu NAhtN AAOaNe-yH
SDsotal 10 ~ RsgiIlsr.
NEwBrRG. " Va, February S.-Dons-
hons received siucs Monday: Scotch Hill
miners Nswburg. $?5; T. u. Russell,
Nssburg, $, Il. Bri.tOr, MsrtnsOurE
s.. Grafton. ". Va. cash, 81 So Lord
High. Baltimore, SIS; citizens Of Webster,
Nv. Va ST.25, citizens Of Webster, mer-
shandiss. $50 43; y Heermsus. k.Og-
wood, ". Va. .; Ladies Aid Society,
KinrEoop. ". Va, SIS; LodZe No. 10, a.
tF. sni 4. 4. Weston, S25; ClsrksouFg
entertainment, S,Gs5; citizens MOUNDS
vile. S6T; ". g. BrOsa. Jr, hingwood,
<l00; Mrs. I. B. MscksIl, Sec y Ladies AID
-.st7, GGd wife of Charles MsckEil. Sec
Of the NeWbu z Orel Coal Co 4,
g.. -, Nd, eaSS so, aud nx boxes
= -, '; Mr John p. Jones, Terra
a., ~ NJ M" Y. EiK barrels 6ouEi Dr.. W. +.
- &c viSsa, W. Va, three months
- -, t,aa >, LSs widow BirtleY. Mr.
~ q r. R.o~U T "a, ~ ~ stst man TO act IN
regard to donations I, ~snd tne feliei LIna
of the sufferers. but own l>s 70 S0Sae negIsS' S
10 deliver his draft order 8, 'oi oy Nass'aSa
% Mr. L Henry, Superintendent u Ias
Orel mine. his money did not get INTO he
hands o, the treasurer until SuneS1-5
Ths six boxes OF clothing have Oeen
udiciously divided and forwarded to ese1
member entitled, includ ng seyerSi
amounts Of aour, meat, etc.
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PEACEFUL PROSPECTS.
The Senatorial Dispute at ColuELu.
Nearing settlement.

The Senatorial Dispute at ColunLu-
Nearing settlement.
CoLUMBUs, O., February 3--There now
seems every indication of peace in the Sen
a,orial muddle, and the Senate will
probably get down to work By tomorrow.
When the Senate convened this morning a
recess until four o'clock was taken. The
Conference Committee then went into
session and took under consideration the
agreement of the subcommittee. Both
Republicans and Democrats think that
this agreement will be sanctioned by both
caucusss. 1t provides that the work o.
taking testimony in the contest cases will
20 to a sub. commfttee OF three from each
side and that bo.a sides shsll have the
right to 90 into just what testimony they
desire. This means recount.
The agreement also provides that there
shall be complete surrender OF the four
Hamilton county cases. This agreement
if ratified, will be reduced to writing and
shall be made q part Of the journal
A SETTLEMENT RCMORED.
COLUMBUS. O., February 3.-The Senate
Conference Com mittee on differences was
in session all day, and being unable to for
mulate and report to the the Senate, was
given further time and the Senate adjourn
ed. Members OF the committee give out
information this evening that On egree
ment has been reached and report will
be submitted to the respective caucuses
tomorrow morning for ratification
and afterwards to the Senate
The matters agreed upon refer more
especially to the conduct Of the investigs
lion of the Cincinnati Senatorial cases
with other questions reserved Tor subsequent
consideration by the committee and Senate
Il ia expected that the investigating com
mittee will be constituted and enter upon
its duties the frat Of next week.
tue PAYNE PRTBERY INVESTIGATING CoAStT
TEE
held another secret set sion today, and ex
am;ned three witnesses. The character o
the evidence is not given. The Commit
Tee adjourned to next Wednesday. 1t ii
expected that Dousvin will appear at tha
Tina
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BEILAIRE.

Several oil our Young people were N
Bridgeport last night attending hop.
The Il. i o. has new dining osr.
Two letters are advertised in the post
oihce for Miss Rose Ebe,t.
Mechanics Hose Company and Liberty
Hose Company will contest for tnagni6.
cent trumpet for the benefit Of 81, Johns
Church.
The Board Of Educstion arranged mat
ters on Tuesday evening 90 that the vacsn-
cy Of d. L. Thoburn was filed and oil The
pupils arranged for without the appoint
meut Of another teacher. Miss Zane 10
the only psrson incobyenienced by The
move, she having ber number Of pupils a.
NOS. doubled.
There was an intersstibg spelling match
at Turner Hill on Tuesday night.
Two Of our ball players, George snd
Williams have signed with the ZaDesyillo
ball clab.
The ice men will get out their saws and
20 to work again.
A yeYy dizzy story is going the roands
about o school teacher wes, Of town and
young lady.
One plain drunk q, the lookup yestsr-
day. the 6rst for the week.
Council failed TO get together on Tues
day evening.
Joseph Muhlemsns son Gu, his side an
head painfully by falling fton = sled
Miss Battelle on tie organ. will assist
Chas. IsRochs in his violin solo. 81 the
NJ. T.. Chureh B,zsar to-mofrow evening.
John Kooutz wants 10 sell Gu, b,s news
stand
Rev. T. II. Taylor has retufpel honsto
the Quaker City.
The BARRIERS NEE. this evening.
The colored folks will dance y. CITY. Hall
on Saturday night.
C. B. Knox had bis foot crsshsd BY .
fall ot coal in Pelkys nina
Glass City Grove TO 40, U. A. o. D..
hes IN importaai meeting 10 night.
Mrs W'inonA Rsdmab. o coiorsd lsdy Of
Gravel Hill, died yestefss, ard VII bs
buried this morning 3, 1890
W. 8. McC.ltougk bss sold out his drug
store - Gsorge Robissos
Anumbsf Of glsss uuksfs OIL xy their
hand ct drawing q prize in tie Louisiana
, Lottery.
@. 4. Rehsrd 10 the ne~ b. 4 o. sI.
press agent at this poin,
The Eiysian rink will b opsn sgsin co
Saturday Afternoon sad evening.
The Glass City Building Associs.ioo md
this week.
n Its aDybodJ's race for the postoscs ~
!, yet.
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Probably Drowned.

NEw YoRK, February AT S:3C
o cock this evening the tug boat Blanche
Kate, vhiis towing s railroad float NJ
North river ran into G row
boat attached to the Austrian
corvette Dorau, lying of the foot Of West
Twenty sixth street. The roWboat va.
under the command of Midshipusn karscf
ard contained eleyen men. The midship
msn and four of the saiiosS sTa missing
Fiye were rescued by the ting, and tWt
others taken from the river BY the tugSos
Garrett. The rescued men we're Place'
IN hoard Of the corvette and the rive
police arrested Capt. Hubert, Of tn
! Blanche kate.
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A stranpa Frsnk of Nature

SALEM, Ill February "a remarkable
freak of nature was developed here in the
County Court yesterday. An application
had been made to Judge Ksgy TO permit
three children of Joseph Hun 10 be taken
TO the Institute for the Education Of the
Deaf and Dumb. The children-tWo boys
aged ten and twelve years, respectively,
and fourteen,year old girl-sre all deaf
mutes, and there is also another child OF
the came family which is sIso deaf end
dumb Huff and his wife hsye full posses
s;on Of their faculties, and the grand
parents for generations back could hear
speak. The two boys sud the girl we're
taken 10 Jacksonville,
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Phase Of the Marine Bank Case,

NEW YoRk, February 3.-The case OF
Walter s. Johnston, receiver of the Marine
bank against the Erie railroad company,
was called for trial to-day in the Q. 5. Cir
cult Court. James D. Fish was not pres
ent. Counsel for the defense asked for q
continuance on the ground thai Geo. l.
Spencer, cashier Of the firm OF Grant {
Ward. and q material witness vas absent
through sickness The plaintiffs counsel
opposed the motion. Tbs csss vas SCI
down for the 23d inst.