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g. O, hams 8 10 u ID average, l1ci 8. Q. hams
ID 10 10 ID average t0AUi. =. @, hams Is N 20 ID
Rvofage gtfcj BfeakiASt Bacon scjB. Q, Shoulders
FORK (haytal 200 lb6) Si2 0Ot Clear do SlS col Dried
Beel, o., bNatln, Pure LNAi Lard TietceS, $50 lbs
70; Refined Lard, Tietces E3ci Bologna sauSagelOc
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MUSIC BOOKS!

-MAsoN's PIANO TRcHNiCs Vat0), are con.
70 practice. AL teachetA Ahould use them,
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CIlnrleston's Woe.

1t may be the honest belief Of some PEG.
pie, but is It fair to the unfortunate city
Of Charleston to say that she, out Of all the
cities Of the Union, brought down the
wrath Of the Almighty, and her present
distress is due TO visitation Of Ptovi.
denCO for her sins. There are a number
Of other cities to-day whose sins are
greater and which deserve punishment as
much as Charleston.
1t is cruel in the present distracted
state OF the people Of that city to taunt
them as being marked for the vengeance
Of God. Even II this be the case 1t is the
duty Of the American people to succot
the unfortunate and by kind words oil
sympathy as well as substantial offerings
Of aid contribute to alternating their
ButleringS.
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noinrn of summor Abscntuos.

The cold September mornings and even
ings are driving the summer idlers by the
sea and on the mountain tops home. The
complaint has been made at some Of the
resorts OF the scarcity Of young men
young girls yearning for male companions
to assist them in Willing away the tedium
OF the hours. This absence Of men is un-
doubtedly owing to the fact that they
toiled in the cities 10 raise funds to meet
the expenses OF the women who were alb.
sent. 1t Is a busy life money making
Americans lead, and there are few who
can spare the time II they can afford the
outlay for any prolonged stay at the Sum.
mer resorts. OF course the women will
come home with sweeter temperS and an
enlarged stock Of patience, aud in this
the tolling husband will have his own
sweet reward.
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The Changing Of the school bella yester'
day morning after silence Of two mon'ha
must have struck terror to the heart oil the
small boy who has been enjoying the long
Summer vacation, It's diilicaIt enough
to keen his mind on his books alter he
has bsen in school couple oi.months, but
now that he had a taste OF the leisure nc
loves 30 well how much more troublesome
will his management be for the next low
weeks,
There is q tradition about some children
who are said to hail with delight the re-
turn to studies laid aside in June. There
may be few Of them, but it against all
testimony and experience on the subject,
The child hates to be driven to duty, and
nothing makes him more restless than
confinement. As the years pass over his
head, however, he becomes more tractl'
bio and at certain age realizes that 1t is
tho best thing that can be done loF him.
lays aside his youthful prankH and llstIesa'
ness about his lessons and comes to a
determination to make the most Of his
opportunities
In this connection few words to parents
may serve to make the task OF the teacher
lighter and the results Of instruction bet
ter. What the teacher takes most delight
in is tho cooperation Of tho parents
Don't imagine your boy tho best one in
the school even II he Is obedient and well.
behaved at home. Parents naturally are
partial judges OF the justice OF any punish
ment inflicted on their children, and some
children who are punished have a way OF
stating their side Of the case that puts the
teacher who inflicted the same in a very un'
favorable light. II you listen to their tales
get the other side before passing sentence
on the teacher and rendering verdict OF
not guilty in regard to your child. The
trials and vexatious Of teachers life are
many and varied and very little under
stood outside Of thosO who have had the
experience. They need all the encourage
mont that can be given them, and the
parents Of the children who attend the
schools are they who have 1t in their
power to be great help to the instructors.
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A Timely warning.

10 Nc Editor u the IRtelliga1cer.
SiR:-It is a well known fact that under
the pretense Of hunting trips some people
make at this time OF the season to the
surrounding country, they pilfer from
farms, vineyards and orchards whatever
is easiest to get or least protected. Such
persons ought 10 make themselves &C.
quainted with the laws Of West Virginia
on tue subject, TO know what the penalty
Ia, II caught. II some Of them should yet
their backs perforated with shot they
would have no redress at law; therefore
parents should be particularly careful In
knowing tho whereabouts Of their boys,
az some Of them, guilty OF pilietlnR, might
como home crippled, fiat ALI The man
that has perhaps, q mile OF two oil fence
around his property, and has 10 stay up
Of nights 10 protect his property or the
The crops thereon from theflg, would not
be 10 blame, II be did shoot. Tho farmer,
unlike the banker or merchant, 10 Of the
mercy Of the populaCe, az he cannot put
hls crops under lock and key, therefore II
follows that their safety ought TO be 90.
cured by common consent, 90 well % the
law, Common honesty should guarantee
the safety Of such products. But, II there
DO lack Of such honesty, then let those
concerned take timely warming.
Wheeling, September 0, FARMER
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THE VETERINARIANS,
The Meeting of tho National Association,
Columbus, q.

The MetllnS OF inc Nu'AuhAA Apa"SHF''NNi ~
Columbus, o.
The National Veterinary Medical Asso-
citation held its fourth annual meeting In
the City Hall in the city OF Columbus,
September 2, for the transaction of BUSH
ness and the discussion OF different sub
jecis connected with the veterinary inter
est OF the United States.
The first session was called to order at
II o'clock by the president DR.. James
Hamill, OF New York, Twenty'nine dele
gates representing different States, were
present, The president called upon the
members to report subjects for discussion.
=. DR.. Fair, OF Cleveland, Ohio, spoke on
the protection OF the veterinary profession
and the legitimate modes oil advertising
The laws OF the different States regulating
the practice OF veterinarians were discuss
cd at length by the different members.
The bill prepared by II. ]. Ditmersr
professor OF veterinary science at the Ohio
State University, and introduced into the
Legislature last winter, and the laws pass
ed by the State OF New York were among
those discussed, and it was recommended
that the different State societies present
similar bills to the Legislatures as soon as
convenient,
The Association convened again at !
o'clock and resumed discussion. Alter
completing this the delegates reported the
work OF the profession in the different
States and Territories.
The annual election OF officers was then
held, resulting as follows: T, b, Cotton,
OF Mount Vernon, o., Presidents r. j.
Withers, OF Chicago, ILL.,, First Vice Pres
ident; A, ], Chandler, OF Detroit, Mich,
Second Vice President; 7, l.. Armstrong,
Of indianapolis, Ind, Third Vice Presl'
dent; O. Il. Robinson, OF Wheeling, ".
Va, Recording Secretary; James llamill,
Of New York City, Corresponding secre-
tsryi L, V, PIsEmal, Of Brooklyn, N, W
Treasurer,
Al tho evening gessIon A, V, Deur, oil
Wooster, Ohio, read q paper upon
A2otivia, which was followed by u discus
aion as to the causes and treatment,
Dr. uRrWll read paper upon lnocuIa
ton rs preventing OF disease, The doc
tor referred to what had been done by
vaccination in preventive smallpox and
cited authorities whose experiments had
tended to prove that all disease in the
lower animals could DO prevented by
producing them in a milder form through
the medium oflnoCuIation.
Dr. Townshend, OF the Ohio State Uni
yersty, referred to the authorities quoted
rs being among the highest, and stated
that several had been schoolmates Of biz
in France and America.
The subject was handled with skill and
was followed by q lively discussion by the
different members conversent with thu
subject,
Numerous Eubjects OF minor import
ance were brought up and discussed a
length.
The meeting adjourned to meet in Chi
Cago, November 1887.
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yancing years. tits the last in6rmity Of
noble and acquisitive minds to absorb
more than give GU"
So saying he gently, but hastily, closed
the door Just in tins TO receive upon ita
resounding panels bungstarter, lemon.
squeezer, ice.piCk, two beer glasses and
a decanter.
"What promptness and what mani
nifty said the gentleman, pausing to
dry his lips with an absent cuff. THAT
bartender must be q human Calling"
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Carnegie Bros. & Co. and Miller, Met.
calie 4 Parkin, Pittsburgh, Pa, have 80.
cured few acres Of ground upon which
they propose erecting houses to DO sold
to such oil their worknien as desire 10 avail
themselves Of tho privilege. Ono hundred
houses will DO put on the grounds to start
with, and the worklnen can possess them
upon about such terms as building and
loan associations enforce upon their mem.
bsrs, In fact II ig proposed to effect the
sales upon that plan.
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Whom we lemornll.e llle sLomneh

iy excuses OF lmprudenCe In eating, wO cannot
hope 10 escape the consequences for any great
length Of time. The most robust digestion must
tlCoumb 10 abuses Of that important function,
Hut surprising that we have been foolish enough
" UniVeblO tile stomach IA the damage lrfepambie1
lly no means. The dyspCptlO has only ~ do two
thing 10 insure his ultimate recovery, Fiat, hp
should Use With regularity and persistence Hostel.
lCtA Stomach BlllefS the leading gAlltlO lnYlgOr.
ant Of the age The nuliliOru symptoms Of dys,
peleiA and tile almost Invariably attendant dlslt.
uprsi DillOusiUss and constipation, will AsllifCdly
cease 10 petecute the sufferer II the above advice
attended 10, Who that has suffered the lOtinpnlS
that chronic indigestion LniliOS will neglect 10
lAkg AlyAn!AgO VI q rCmVdy which, u the most
pOiillNe evidence OF the medical profession and tho
public "a 10 DC received with due OfudeiiCO, IA ali
AlEnlille 1pHNllN for The complaint
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.Ghe GntelEigertcer,
wHEELtNo. W, VA, SEPTEMBER !, 1850,
C0NGRESSlONAL CONVENTION

Alta meeting Of the Republican Executive CUH'
,rI,,ce for thc Fint Congressional district oil "a'
Virginia, held at Wheeling August A. '''O " IVES
ordered; .,,,,,,. ., IN.
Tint u Convention Of the kepNpilcGns VI w
PIrl Congressional District Of West virginia "
called 10 meet at Weston, W. Va, on IuEspNt'
SEPTEMBER II, lEsS, for the purpose oil placing IN
nomination Republican candidate Tor ConEIesl
IN ,sid Dhulct, and for the transaction Of any
other buAlncls that u ny pToPFly come before VT
Convention. IN, n,s,,,o, A.,
The Republican papers Of the Fln' DISTRICT at
,esnectlully requested 70 publish this call
G.B. CALDWELL, Chairman
o. q, FcoFELD, Secretary, .------------.-y.
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A. B. Q. CRANsrON, noor.walker for
Stern Brothers, SO West Twenty.third
street, New York, together with his wife,
was troubled with malaria for upwards OF
two years. They were both entirely cured
by taking ono or two Brandreth's Pills
every night for three months, without in.
teriering with their labor or household
duties. KwFGW
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Miraculous Escape.

W. W. Reed, druggist, OF Winchester,
Ind, writes: "0neo Of my customers, Mrs.
Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Randolph county,
Ind, was long sufferer with consumption,
and was given up to die by her physicians.
She heard Of DR.. Kings new discovery
for consumption, and began buying 1t Of
me. In six months time she walked to
this city, a distance Of six miles, and Is
now 30 much improve she has quit using
II. She feels she owes her life 10 It,"
Free trial bottles OF Logan 4 Co.'s drug
store,
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AN advertisement in Geo. 2. Rowell (
Co.'s Select List Of Local Newspapers, one
month, 10 printed 10,570,00O timesI 1t
costs less than four.sevenths Of a cent a
line a thousand. The papers cover the
whole country and are both daily and
weekly. A single State can be selected.
Catalogues sent free from No. 10 Spruce
street, New York.
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BROWN On Monday morning, September 0, 1855,
NJ O'Clock, JOlH HAMMOND, Infant SON Of John
W, aud BETH a. Brown.
Funeral will take place on Tuesday morning at II
o'clock from the residence Of lis parents, five
miles east OF Wheeling. Intement at Stone
Clutch Cemetery.
llELMs-O on sunday evening, sCpt. 8, 1856, ut !
O'Clock, MrE. MANY llELMs, III the Gjth year OF
her age,
Funeral from her late residence OH North Huron
street, ON Tuesday Afternoon at . o'clock. In
teFment private
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100 BuTUWt
"sOo here" called out The bAtkeVpOf,
nyou haven't paid for that drink"
'nTfue," replied the gentleman, who
was modestly retiring through the door
door edgewiBe, true, ibid not. II 10 q
habit into which have fallen In my ad'
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Speeiai alotisrs.

FiTs,-All Fits stopped ifCC by Dt. RllnC's diCa,
Nerve ReslotCr. No Fits Aiet Ant days use. Mar.
vVOuS cures Treatise aud q " trial bottle l,eV 10
Fl.e1Ss. Send opt, Kline OSi AiOh 81, Phlla,, IA
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H., Z. & G. Railroad.

Leave DcllaIre at 300 a. IN. iOr woodTHOld and
ZaneSVlllo.
Leave Bclairc at 1sO p. m. for woods1Old aud
Summarized.
Leave BCllairC al 1896 p. IN. for WoOdslCd
T. Arrive at HCllalfG NJ l2:lb IN. from Summprleld,
4.NO p. IN. for EAnLhYlllN Sab a. NJ for Mnndnllnld
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EOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
The following Lots on Wheeling Island belong
Ing 10 tho estate oil tho late VIM. Mccoy, viz;
Lots No. CO, q and ~ on Broadway,
Lots No. SO and ~ on York street.
Lots No. 90, 100 and 10l on Virginia street,
Lots NO. l0l, l06, ITO and Ill on Huron street,
Lots No. l2B, 10 aud l89 on Wabash street.
Lot No. IA oil Water street
Au29 W. V. HOGE & BRO. 1900 Market Al,
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grnstee Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue Of two Deeds OF Trust made by Bridget
NoOne 10 me as trustee, the first dated September
s. 1881, recorded IN the office OF the CLERK Of the
County. Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia. in
| Deed Of Trust book No. IS, page IS; tho second
dated April 7, 1885, recorded In said Clerks 0nice
III Deed OF Trust D:Ok No. %, page 1885,, Will sell
At public auction al the front door Of Tho Court
House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, the 25lh DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1885
commencing At 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de-
parcel Of ground lying aud being situate IN tho
city Of wheeling, county Of Ohio and state OF WeSt
Virginia, moro fully. described as follows: The
south hGli 81 lOt numbered iorty.thrco CiSl situate
OF Twenlyfeyenth street, aud at the corner Of said
streets; said half lot hiss frontage Of TWENTY-FIVE
10y feet on Market street and extends back ii an
even WAN, DiilIiilH on twentybeVenth street one
The title Is believed 10 DO perfect but will con-
yey only tho tile vested Iii me by said deed Of
trust.
TERMS OF sALE-ono.thItd and "a much morn
as the purChNot elects TO pay In cash on mo AN Of
sale, the balance IN two equal lnstallmeniS al one
and Two years, notes belrng interest from Tho day
q AIe 70 Ie given ior the deferred payments tho
deferred payments. and tho tito retained untll
90 :, So. ". J. ". CowDEN, Trustee.
W. ~. IALLblh huUtlOntcr aus
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF OENTRE
4. WHEELING PROPERTY.
~ virtue 9iG Deed Of Trust made by Austin
saiGy and Julia A. Mllcy, his wife, 70 mo Al
S Sd pS sFDRSs sH q o ~ hS ih FAX
county Court Of OHIO county, West Virginia, IN
DEED Of Trust Book No. ~, page 100, viii IeIl ii
public auction the front door Of The Court IIouSe
OIL Ohio county, West Virginia, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1850,
commencing al 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de
toilbe property. that IA 10 nay; All that bah Si
iols numbered niue aud ten nChaplne and EOlf7i
more particularly described VI follows iIePInSnS
Al point aud At the centre Of the brick iiviSSh
Wall on the nOtheiy SldO u Twentylhlfi slTeei
SI Sey ~ 49, sestE1rdly from The N K
nOflhwafdly and patRlGl with aid NSie. IiIrSi
l2 feet 70 the sothefy side Of len fooi NiievWSy
AUD Nun Ihu All 1Ile 81 tho said allVyWay CStL
W. 9yissS en Sd elght!Egith9 90 $40 ieGI 10
and parallel with Water street Soycnty.iWn Xxx
nlneI WellItns liv!g ieeti thence eRSlWafiy And
pGtHIie WY street Alx TO- feet thence
nISH M ana @fallel with Water street forty.
ety line q Twenlyihifd street, and with lbe SaiSe
EtStwafdly twenty-five aud tlghrlwGlllhS ia SiSi |
ICY " we beginning Together with ali lGe Al. |
nv t1isa WY VIZ said land belonging OF Ii
ThRAs w sALE-OnVlhlh Of tho pntchaso
MONEY S1Sl, o. 70 much nOtg as the purchaser may
t bS SS, " hand on The dhy p c and
IVY ny! " Que and Two year respectively from ne
nh OF sac, NE purchaser 10 give his notes beating
ieLVSi from lhe dAy VI sale Interest ayable SenE
gi,. WIN good personal security Tor The do
~ further security,
- 80. gE0RgE H. h, aiLCHRlST, Trustee,
u v H1RYEY, AuOLOhOof, NV
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-14
Richard Lehman.

At liz East Fourth street, opposite Ger
man-American bank, offers special bargains
acres for investment. Call soon If YOU
want to double your money in short time.
The following are few of my best bargains:
Red Wing addition-This beautiful addition
is situated on st. Clair street, distance OF
about 2U0 feet from the crossing of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee q st. Paul railroad and one
mile this side of Manchester Park. Street
cars, railroad depot and motor line within
easy walking distance. Other agents will
ask you more money foi lots net near as
well situated or as easy Of access from the
heart of the city. Cali to see me soon, as
expect to close the entire addition out in less
than ten days. One hundred feet square on
the corner of Indiana avenue and Robertson
street, with nine dwellings, bringing $50 a
month rent now. and which will bring Sos per
month in the spring. Perfectly new; only
$500; one-third cash. balance TO suit. Posi-
lively the cheapest property now for sale in
West St Paul. Let me show ii to you and
you will readily see that You cannot do better
than 70 buy the place. Forty acres on q very
pretty little lake for $4,000. Can be plated
into acre lots to advantage. Acres near
Lake Phalen. Five acres for $4,000. VIII
bring double that amount ia less than six
months. Call soorsxbs ii is sure TO go. Rich
ard Lehman, liz East Fourth street, oppo-
site German-Americln bank.
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Burlington & missouri Extending.

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 13.-Artieles of in
corporation were filed yesterday By the of
ficers of the Burlington & Missouri River
railroad for the Omaha o. North Platte Rail-
road company. The road will run from
Omaha southwest to Ashland. and then will
parallel the Omaha d Republican Valley
branch of the Union Pacific as far as the
latter extends. 1t will then turn northwest
and join, probably at Broken Bow, Custer
county, with the Grand Island e. Wyoming
Central, which has been surveyed and con-
tracted. 1t will go through a district that
will furnish strong local support.
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TO THE LADIES.

II you are afflicted with Neuralgia. Nervous
exhaustion. Headache, or Cold Feet, Lame
Back and other Ailments peculiar TO ladies,
an Abdominal Belt and a pair OF Magnetic
and cure OF ali these complaints. They carry
a powerful magnetic force 70 the seat OF the
disease.
Price OF Belt with Magnetic Foot Batteries,
$40. Sent by Express G. o. D., or by mail on
receipt OF price. In ordering, send measure
of waist and size OF shoe.
Send 81 in currency In letter, with sire of
shoe usually worn. and try pair OF our mag
netic insoles. Tho veGrer feels the warmth.
life and rehabilitation IN THREE MINUTES
after putting them on.
Write as full description OF your difficulty
Circulars free.
THE MAGNETIC APPLIANCE CO.,
80 Madison street, Cnicaso. III
HoTEs BRos. 4 OUrLxr, Agents,
St. Paul MINI.
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STILL THEY ARE GOING!

Lots Red Wing Addition selling you pretty
residence lot conveniently situate
prospect to be close railroad depot and neigh
bohood rapidly building with handsome
At the rate lots have been the they
much longer also have sixteen lots Sdmore Cassedys
addition for sale at prices ranging $4OO $500.
Two lots on Sims street for 81 200 ftaken once.
One lot Burr street, ST. 200
One lot St Anthony half block
$780, cheap at $4,000.
Lots and Blocks in Laksview
Lots and Blocks in Langevn's Addition
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Tariff Rates 90 be Resumed.
Special to the Globe.


CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-Considerable stir
was caused to-day among the local ticket
brokers when they were told that tariff
passenger rates from Chicago to Buffalo,
Niagara Falls. Suspension Bridge, Toronto
and east Of Toronto TO all Canadian points
would be resumed on and after Monday,
and that no commissions would be paid to
scalpers. The roads entering into this
agreement were the Michigan Central, Lake
Shore. Grand Trunk and the Short line. 1t
is the official notice of the agreement en-
teret into by the general passenger agents
of these roads at meeting held last We'd
nesday at Buffalo. The Chicago d. Allan
tic company was not represented in this
meeting, and it is said they could easily vi
tate this agreement if they were so
minded.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-14

OF the carnival in st. Paul, and one that will
be of great interest 10 the many visitors a.
well as TO the people of this city, will be OF
elegant display OF beautiful patterns OF
carpets, wall papers and window draperies
that are among the new goods that have just
been received by the St. Paul Carpet com
pany, $50 Wabasha street. Mr.. Edward
Scott, the president of the Carpet company,
is now showing the choicest novelties in the
above line that has ever been brought TO this
market, and the most interesting part of the
show is, that his prices are remarkably low.
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of hearts its influence has been instru-
mental in surging with joy.
TRANSPORTATION TOPICS.
Transcontinental Association Able
to Agree on Percentages.
arif Rates on East-Bound Business
to be Resumed.
Agreed ON Percentages.

Private advices received in st. Paul yes
terday frou New York. regarding the
meeting of the Transcontinental associa-
ton. were to the effect that the members
of the association had been able to agree
on percentages aud an adjournment was
taken until Tuesday. This news is very
important and is general surprise, consid-
ering the complicated condition of affairs
pertaining to the pool. There will proba-
bly, come hitch yet which will drive all
the jubilance out of the managers