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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-17

A Tie Coincide Franralse, Paris, the
mas Manager, no Jess a person than n
JuIe, C.a.etir has made hit with s
splendid new play. Novelty attracts 10
pars. ami the novelty OF "The Parisian''
i. its iecency. Paris is really 30 charmed
that Il ats TIL after midnight to witness s
play which IS said to have no other merll
u,n moral gleanliness-"not an improper
.,.g,stion in word or action" When We
o,' asel to believe that NJ, GondiRet, i
Fravhnan, is the author otthc play, tht
Ls GA credp.ly ia too great,
AapAy ol absolute cleanliness will &c
iapAfs, Why not in New York, PhilGdel.
pA, CNclso, and even Cincinnati
lep Y.. orDrss novelty on this side o.
iAc ylelu, tor Nc do have some clean
plays Ju! tue tendency towarda tht
Erncaiest OF the French has been &c
sl,oas. that departure after tho style Of
NJ Oondintt sonld.Rot be uunotced. Il
approved by the great world, the "prov'
.nass would alI in liBe, Rs they have don't
III tdo d,@unn, mHui, and the success
would extend over the whole circuit
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CINCINNATI, Feb. lO.-J. Z. Story, Gen.
eral Freight and RaSsenger Agent Of the
Ohio Central RailrOad, said to reporter:
"The Ohio Centralhas Just perfecteda a plan
Tor constructing an incline and transfer al
CharleSton, W. Va. Work will commence
at once and the whole will he completed
In about thirty days, We will then make
direct connection with the Chesapeake 4
Ohio, AT present We make our transfer
with wagons. OF course tho incline and
transfer boat will be Of great advantage to
the OHIO Central. 1t will haul over one
car at a time. This will give us excellent
facilities To handle tiallic 10 New York
and the East over the q. 4 o., via New.
port News. II will open out our lumber,
coal and CroEg,tie business more iully,"
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lllnlr Educational Iii.

A"'d D5p1'cA Inc Intsllqaieer.
WASHINGTON Feb. lG.-Among the great
number Of petitioners and memorials
Which have poured into Congress praying
log the passage Of the Blair educational
Ml!, which proposes Government aid Il
common schools on the basis Of iliteraCy
"a the following from West Virginia;
vIIit3ns Of Iiomncy, one hundred citi
i'ns Of CitCleville, citizens OF Jackson
connty, citizens Of Nicholas county, Citi
Aas Of Webster county, citizens Of JetIer
sos county, citizens Of Lewis county, Citi
iaas ci Wayne county, citizens Of Monon
FAlla county, citizens Of Jackson county
QUEENS OF Upshur county, citizens o.
GMoh county, citizens Of Morgan county
utf aus OF kpyser,
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A WHOLE FAMILY DUnSED
''ln 'helr iIot,S-A Hired Man suspect, d
OF RIIIuK Ihp IIbhab.

I T.
~ 10 ihelr Iiotis-A Hired Man suIpSot,d d
OF FltluE The HOuEs.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. lO,--A special
l"m Plymouth, Wis, to the ENniMg IIis.
"'po says The city was startled Lhil
l0oning by the intelligence received by
,1lter, and since confirmed, that Joseph
aye, wife, father and three children, and
AMm kinney periAled by the burning Of
Tue hhle residence In the western part Of
Me town Of ureenbush, this county, At an
eldy hour this morning. Asa hired man
N9hO etclped and Ia known 10 be Of a
y'clons character, II is thought that the
Ne and great loss Of lie Ia the result Of
v'engeiul inCendiArisui. The remains Of
slae ., members Of the family have been
u lpfUytpse
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THE p. II, IL, EELIEF sCrEME.
Several Changes In IhS IsGuFAuUe Plan.
Opp0sILinn DIing Oat.

Several Changes In Ihp IGGuFNuUo Plan,
Opposition Dying Dat.
PuILADELpHA, Feb. lJ.-Tho Relief
Department OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has made several changes in its
plan Of insurance for the employees. The
most important Of these is the regulation
as to the conditions upon which the ap.
pliCant becomes u member OF the fund,
The regulation says; THAT my resigua.
ton from the service OF the company or
my being relieved from the emp oyment
and pay therein al tho pleasure OF the COM
pany or its proper olliCers, with or without
cause shall forfeit my membership in the
aforesaid Relief Fuud and all benefits,
rights or equities arising thereirom,' To
this has been added the following; "Ex.
Cepting thst my leaving the service
shall not I'm the absence OF auy OF the
foregoing Gauaes Of i0rieiture) deprive me
Of any benefits, to the payment Of which
| shall have been previously asCsrtained
to be entitled, by reason OF accident or
sickness occurring while in the service, or
Of the right to continue my natural death
bsucft, which | may elect to continue in
accordance with the provisions oil rsguls.
tons numbered 49,"
The following modification Is also made
to appear after the application; "rhe
above form Of application, when used by
employees coming within a description Of
the Ilrst paragraph oil Regulation No. aS,
shall be modiilad by emitting the words
'employeLi or 'desirinH to be- before the
second word 'emplOyed' Ia tbs frat part
thereof, the whole Of the paragraph com.
mencing with the words Il cerIIiyi' all III
the next paragraph after the word that
anu betJra tho words my resignation,
and the words in the absence Of any
other foregoing causes OF iOl llslture.'
1t Is also stated that in Regulation No,
j9 there were omitted after the words
ANY such employee The words "WhetheE
entering q higher class or not"
The officials OF tho department REPORT
that up 10 date there have been Ii 900 an.
pliCationS made for membership in the
plan. The revised and corrected rsCula,
Stons will be made public 10 few day.,
The excitement about the relief plan
ot the company sOens to have pretty
much died out" said a Penny lysaia rail
road employe yeateyday, THE me-, NAV
hold secret meetings about the Inatler ana
discuss 1t, hut nothing .Slore decisive INs
been done. The excessive assessments
arc what u causing the trouble, and the
men are still kicking against them. Those
OF US who have joined hope that the coin,
Pany will find, by practical working, that
duCe them"
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LIVERPOOL, Feb. lO.-A portion Of the
Shippers expedition building in process
Of erection in this city, collapsed to-day
while several s0ote OF workInsn we're ell.
gagged upon It. Most Of them have been
removed from the wreck, eighteen ci
them with broken limbs. These have
been sent 10 the hospitals. 1t Is known
that several men were killed by the &C.
cident whose bodies remain buried in the
debris.
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LONDON, Feb.l0.- The Liberal Association
Of Chelsea, the constituency oil Sir Charles
Dixie, has discussed tho adyisability OF
permitting him 10 continue as Parliament.
airy representative Of the district, and has
decided to leave him undisturbed In bis
position. The Pal Mall Gd'cits summons
Mr.. Dixie 10 resign forthwith; Sir Charles
Dixie is going TO the South Of France,
where, tits said, he will remain six months
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Ealtern PaddlerA I'M sLFlke.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 10, = The Iron
Masters Association held a meeting yes
tsrday, at which the proposition to ad'
vance the price OF wrought iron was con.
sidered, but no action was taken. This
will leave the wages OF the puddlera at
81 10 ton for at least another month.
The latter are disposed to make tight for
an advance Oi wages, as they say iron has
advanced, Some Of the puddlers have
made preparations for an organized de-
mRnd for an advance, and a meeting with
this idea ia view will he held on Saturday
naxt, Thera Is also talk OF the puddlers
Joining the Knights OF Labor.
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loAnG being duh in England there IL a
demand ior tho protection OF British in
Ju,.res. Trade being dull in the United
.a,,e, aud deficiency in the revenues
intellectually the Secretary Of the Treasury,
N. Morrison proposes TO cut down the
measure Of protection aud knock of S20,-
.Uvvul ii revenue.
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rhA plli.hntrh Elsniion.

PrrrsBuRon, feb. le,--The municipal
elections to-day we're the most exciting
for yeats on account Of The strong Gght
made on The regular Republican noml:
nees 6y the CitiSeh'r Committee oil
seventy.six and the Trades Assembly.
The returns received up 10 midnight In.
llcaled that the stfalght.out Republicans
will still control both branches Of Council
by tue usual maiOrllieb,
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cpnrpIrnc1 Arnin.t Klnr nIIlnn.

LONDON, Feb. lO.-A dispatch from Bel.
grade says that conspiracy has been dis.
covered there to overthrow King Milan
and place upon the throne Prince Alexan.
der Karageorgevitch!s Several persons who
are charged with being implicated In the
conspiracy have been arressod, rrinCe
KarageorgevitCh has long been q pro.
tender 10 the Servian throne.
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gr. Lotus, Feb. lg.--A special iIom
Little Rock, Ark, to the Posi Dispalch
states that the poStoillce at Quincy, Ark
IA s,ill In operation. postmast6r Waters,
al that place, was driven from his Office
soma time ago by party Of men 10 whom
be had become obnoxious, but his relatives
sllll hold the Office against large party OIL
besiegers who seem determined TO palm
possession Of the premises. They have
made several attacks upon the house but
have been rspulsed esGh time by parties
who have called Upon Tie United States
MaSahal inf nfOteniiOn,
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Fire lltIer n,niiprn ia llnunnll.

PlrrsRvsdn, Feb. lG.-Fhc fire brick
manufacturers from Missouri, Maryland,
Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania
met here to-day to discuss the advigabllity
OF establishing National Association, but
adjourned this afternoon until Tomorrow
without arriving at any definite result.
The Idea 10 vigorously opposed by the
Pennsylvania manufacturers on tho
ground that considering the widely differ.
ing interests between The eastern and
western manufacturers II would be poor
policy and In no manner profitable.
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Nlenh.nrIll.,. Nnw po1Iln n.Ler,

1feA Dispatch 70 H6 IHttlliOsaoer.
StErDESylLE, Feb. lO.-Geo. Moore
SaS today appointed Postmaster Of this
g'y, yice Frank U'Neal, term expired
'he appointment waa lnado through the
recommendation Of Senator Payne, Moore
glillng deeply dyed In the coal oil fluid
le has never contributed much toward
i4e sncceRs Of the Democratic party, and
US appointment naturally gives as poor
'sNlslactIon among the Democrats OF this
'Iy@ The appointments made by Payne
t'SeNhOre throughout Ohio.
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cnAuNOEY ANDnEws, VIEWS.
1hs youngstown Iron MASTER on the EirsC
Of tho ClhoIubnu FFAuus,


OF the ClhGlnhAu FfaudS.
NEw YoRk, Feb. lG.-ChRunCey An,
drewp, the iron master Of Youngstown,
O., who was delegate to the last National
Republican Convention, Is In The city.
lie saws In an interview to-day
''Thefc is good deal Of mudde there,
but Of enc thing there ID no mistake. The
frauds oi Cincinnati were terrible. The
hotlOm facts about them may never come
out, hut the people Of the State know
what occurred there In a general way,
and that fact will make Ohio BolldIy Re.
publican for all time. The interests Of
the State are 80 important that the people
will never conGsnl 10 let their control PASS
Into tile hands Oi Z party Of ball0t.b0S
suffers: The best part Of the Democratic
party condemns the frauds o. severely NJ
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A WIDOW SsUlCIDE
Leads to the Belief that She Murdered Her
Lover.

LehuA 10 tnb btubt tnht she nlutuOfeu uof
Lover.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. lG.-A sensation
was occsaioned yesterday morning at the
little mining village near tho Gorbide coal
mine No, q, four or i've miles west Of
Belleville, by the finding OF the body OF
Mrs. Sarah Wilkeraon In q we'll upon her
own promises. The sensation was
heightened from the fact that shO Is be.
lieved to have been implicated in the
death Of William Massey, the engineer al
Gorbide mine, which occurred on the
morning Of January 9nd.
Mrs. Wilkerson was aged II, a widow
and had two sons. Suspicion at the time
OF the Massey murder lusted on her and
she has eeen kept under sight Of the Of.
tlCers, and would have been arrested at
once had she made any attempt to leave
the country, as she wGs making arrange.
ments to do. She has told some OF the
neighOors that had he lived they would
have been married ere long. Massey
boarded with her for come time, but left
her house about q year ago, owing to q
falling out with her Oldest son, who OBJ
Iscted to their proposed union. Since that
time she has on several occasions been
seen to meet Massey at the point where
he was killed, and 1t Is said that some
time before his assassination he had bro.
ken Of his engagement with he's Massey
was only about % years OF age.
The general impression In the mining
settlement Is that through fear Of the
Grand Jury she determined 10 end her
life, she having particularly inquired a
day or two ago as to the date Of It's meet.
ing, She could neither read nor write, and
therefore left nothing TO tell what was the
prine reason for her suicide.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING FEBRu AIRY H. 1856

March 10th II they would return to work
ut once. The proposition was received
iavorably by those present, and it was
decided TO call a general convention next
to consider it. As the compro.
mise seRtimsut throughout the region is
strong, it is thought this offer will be
accepted and the strike declared at an
end,
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LONDON, Feb, lG-IL is announced to.
day that the Prince Of Wales wrote an
autograph letter to the Secretary OF State
for the Homo Department. Sir Hugh
Chi!deTs, expressing his establishment al
the severe sentence Of Ueven years' penal
servitude, whiChO was paaaed by Judge
Denman upon Magee, the man who wiz
convicted Of enleRvoring 10 blaCkmail the
Prince by letters containing threats. His
Royal II ghness says the sentence has oC,
casioned MIN much distress, and he l.
anxious that, If possible, the Home office
shall intervene for the purpose ol re-
duCing the punishment.
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RaIIroad 4 Aooldsnt 20 n. Pleasant,

SDtcI0I OIIl0TfN 10 Wt lad lDtNtN,
COLUMNS, o., Feb. lG,-A mixed train
on the Nanswha Il Ohio River road had
three cars derailed ten miles from
Point Pleasant at 4 r. NJ. to-day.
man standing hetween the two coaches
ut the end OF the train WAS instantly
killed, The las, coach ran into the river
but no one In IL Was hurt,
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THE LABOR WORLD.
McoRMIoK'RsAPEK WORKS
Shut Down Ou Account of Threatened
StrikS-UaF DrlVsFa' Demands AoGOdsd
to in New Tsrk-Ths Great Coke
strike About At al Eud.

CHICAGO, Feb. l6.-The great McCor-
mick reaper works closed down at .
o'clock this morning, Not q wheel is
turning and the 400 employees have be.
gun TO undergo n siege Of enforced idle
ness. The threat OF esrtsin employees to
precipitate strike unless the non-uHion
men working in the moulding department
were dismissed appears to be the cause oi
the suspension, At = meeting vi dissatis'
lied employees last night committee was
appointed to wait upon Mr., Mccormick
to-day and insist upon this demand.
Mr.. MCCormick had limited at yesIer'
days conference that II this coalition
were insisted upon he would shut down
hia works indetiaitely, To-day he de-
Clined TO meet the labor committee, say
ing that he was otherwise lully occupied,
and ordered the suspension OF operations,
The employees were dumbiOunded when
informed at o'clock this morning that
their services were no loRgir required.
Very few oil the employees are In good cir
cumstauCes, aud II the lockout Ia long
luWAutdtlieu hAuS lhulllVo Will buhN lul
the bare neUeAsarieA Of HE.
In an interview to-day Mr.. Mccormick
said: Yesterday | had made an agree
ment, as everybody knows, with that
committee, They asked several unresson.
able things, One was that all common
laborers receive 81 30 per day. granted
it, granted everything asked for
out one. told them that the
right to hire any man, white or
black, union or non:union, Protestant or
Catholic, was something would not sur.
render. When We disagreed on the mat.
ter Of dollars and cents / yielded. Where
We differed in matter that involved
principle could not yield. | also said We
would have no difficulty about matters to
avoid any trouble. 10 sustain that prinCi-
ple the works closed down this morning
Why? Simply because at their meet.
ing last night they resolved that -FOUR OF
tlYu 30 tiled non.unlUu employees in the
moulters' room must he discharged BY
me or they would strike aud create u dis.
LurbauCe, have saved them the trouble"
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sEYMOuR,s FuNnKAL.


COnkllnG'S House.
Urea. N, v, Fab, IG-ThO funeral Of
Ex-Governor Horstio Seymour took place
from old Trinity Church at . o'clock to.
LAY. The Rev DR.. A. b. Goodwin, Of
Calvary Church, offered up prayer at ex.
Senator Ro,cos ConElins's residence with
the family and relatives uiIhe deceased At
1880 =. NJ, After tho funeral services In
church the remains were taken to Forest
Hill Cemetery and placed In the Chapel
Of Roses, where Sculptor David Richards,
Of New York, took o cast VI the face,
preparatory to making u marble bust OF
the Ex-Governor, Tho weather was cold
and dsaEreoabls
Az w o'clock the doors OF the Conkling
mansion were thrown open for the public
TO view the remains otthe illusthouj dead.
For three hours CI0 Sds OF people from
uica and the surrounding towns filed
into the house and passed the CasEet,
taking a last look ~ the features OF the
dead statesman. The bpdy repoSed in a
casket Of red cedar, covered with black
broadc.oth with oXidizsd trimmings simi.
larly covered. An oxidizad silver plate
let into shrine on the cover bore the fol.
lowing inscriptions
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SSS--l----------
AIra. IIaNhlA FnnerAl.

VSNo, lit, Feb. lO.-ThO remains Of
~ Hn j. Rhey Boyd, whose tragic death in
9" louia last week has attracted wide.
,ptsAl attention, we're followed to the
gSSe yesterday At paduCal by all I'M.
,'S'e '1cn'e concoune Of people. the Chtis.lan
SnnIei ,,i ediliCe, In which The funeral sef.
vygs 'yIg were conducted, was literally packed
., ",n hundreds Of people. The indignation
G0Sons ihocltise1s against Boyd ia intense,
l.,SE lsISEn threats Of lyRching aud tar and
NA'Aeis ale lnNde,
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Coke s.'itS Probably at an sOd.

scurrpALE, PA, Feb. le-At largely
attended delegate meeting oi the striking
cokets to-day piopoOItlOn from the op.
orators Composlng the coke syndicate was
presented by Rev. Father E.amblng, agree.
Ing TO pay Tue men An advance after
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PlrrsDuRuH, Feb. 1B.-Five furnaces are
banked up in Allegheny county, the two
Luey iqrnsOss The Clinton aud two at
BraddoCks. The Stoppage Of these lesseDs
the daily output at least 400 tons. The
furnaces casting are Three at BfaddoCks,
the two Eliza furnaces Isabella, Carrie
aud Juniata-eight In all, the daily ont.
put Of which may be placed at l,li2h tons.
This is less than half The amount our mills
consume. AT least | 900 tons Of pig iron are
purchased every day. Our pig iron dealerg
are bFlnElRg iran into The hRffet that has
been held for an advance some OF Il has
been held for years. There is a difference
In the views Of sellers and buyefs-tha
lSLtar think they can do better In the
East and West, One thing is still In utf
favor that Is the reputation Pittsburgh
instal has deSefYedlY Won. II has been
considered the y .St metal In The market,
but Ia spite Of all this generally aCknoWl.
edged iA0l, ont iron Manufacturers are
nov buying fright and leit,p The stock
Of Pittsburgh metal Of all kinds is estimA.
ted al 5000 tons-sutl1Cient to supply our
mills thirty DAYS,
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smu BlRSHARDr says she abhors
a,pl, and wishes the newspapers would
ns,,r mention her name, All, Sarah is o
.,rerI ono, Asan advertising agent wo
md, never see her like again.
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aIarsiusto,1 & O..
4sSNNNN9NNN ~ NS'
Carpets!
/ CarpetS! !!

Hemp Carpets Reduced tO.,,o.,.... lir
Cation lngrala Carpets Reduced 10 zoe
Cotton IagraIa Carpets Reduced to s5c
Cotton Ingram Carpets Reduced 10 3Sc
Half'wOOl IuSraln Carpets Red. to. 4Sc
Best All'WOOl Iuyraln Carpets Re.
duced to-, ,,,,,,.....o.,u,. zoe
Three'Ply Carpets Reduced tO..o,o Soc
Tapestry Brussels Carpets Red, to. 45c
Tapestry Brussels Carpets Red. to. 6Oc
Tapestry Carpet, hest made, Red, 10 soc
Body brussels Carpets Reduced 10. 0Oc
Body Brussels Carpets Reduced to, 81 90
BODY BRUSSELS Carpets Reduced to, 1 96
Milton Velvet Carpets Reduced TO-, I9S
AOqaet Carpets Reduced tO,,o.... 145
We guarantee that no Carpet
in our immense stock is marked
one cent more than the Manu-
lacturers ask for them in 500
piece lots, and many are marked
less.
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uE south, whose cotton mills are max
"a, ,,,.. progress in coarse fabrics, may
wan, 70 srow what grudge Mr. Morrison
r'.,r,ipa. her and her coarse fabrics.
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SALRM, MASS, Feb, lO,-It is stated on
good authority that the leather msnufac.
tnrers Of Salem and Peabody are preparing
FORA general shut down Of six months on
account Of the high wages and uncertain
trade conditions.
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ADDED TO rHE rREE LIST.
rELnrnoSE iNvEsrloAroS.
what Attorney General GAtiAud saySin His
own DNhAIH,

what Attorney uSnsrRl uAtiaud saya III HIA
Own behalf.
wAsniNUroS, Feb. lO.-Attornsy Gen.
eral GARLAND to-day said to All SSent oi
The Associated Press that ho had nothing
nov to say concerning the manner In
which he became interested III tile Pan.
Electric Telephone Company, or the cir.
cunstOnces under which suit at Memphis
against the liell Company was instituted
by the direction Of the solicitor General
last autumn, "For," he said, "my pub.
lishcd statement 70 the President last DC.
lober said everything knew abou. these
matters, and my attitude In regard to
them lRs not changed In the least since
then. BasiLqsilir, II now appeals that
an investigation concerning the whole
question Is to be had by the House Of
Representatives, aud | am glad Of II, and
hope II will be thorough aud complete,
and that all there Ia oil II will bs
revealed and made public, In advance Ol
this investigation, which heartily vel.
come, feel dislnCllned 10 90 Into the sub.
Iect ID detail, hat will say this however.
II Ia ass0tled by some persons that % |
am member OF q rival company, the Bell
| He'll Company, aud the Government 10 now
prosecuting q suit against the bell telo.
phone patent, this suit may result TO my
benefit OF advantage aud that while | am
the head Of the Department Ol JneliCe
through the Solicitor General OI which
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IA.r year the receipts OF French rail-
,al. ieIl off Sl3, 100000. Yes, she had to
,,maip at home in New York lastsummGr
.nlpavu her twenty.seyen trunks.