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MIA, Nerro and Llver Pills.

Act on new principle regulating the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousDess, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. Un-
equalled for men, women, children.
Smallest, mildest, eurestl so dosea, %
cents. Samples free, at Logan Drug Co.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Rreklen,s Arn,ea saIye.

The best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
hnx For GALE BY Logan Drug %.
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MEDICAL.
is Wealth!

Or. 4, G, wIST's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT-
MENT, a guaranteed specific for HTstera, DlEzs'
ness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused BY the
use Of alcohol or iocacco, Wakeinlnets, Mental
insanity and leading 10 misery, decay and death,
Premature Old Age. BarrenneSs, Loas Of Power
10 either SIX, Involuntary LOSES and s2iT1nAt-
orrhGR caused by over exeTtion o. the brAlni
tAlnS one months treatment. 81 90 a box, or
SIX boxes for S %, sent by mall prepaid on 70
CoIpt OF Ofice,
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

by virtue Of deed Of truSt made by John
Mahion and Mary MRnion, his wife, N me Is
trustee dated November %, 1856, recorded Ia
the once OF the Clerk OF the County Court Of
Ohio County, West vlrslnia, 10 Deed OF Trust
BOOK no. 28, PAGE va. ! Will sell a. tho noftn
front doos Of the Court House Of said county on
SATURDAY, the 2lSt DAY Of FEBRUARY, 1891,
commencing Rt 10 O'Clock 4. m, the following
described property, that Il 10 gAy: Lot mum
town OF sOul6 wheeling, being part Of the City
Of Wheeling, In Ohio COuptY, West Virginia.
Trims oF SALE--0uc third and a. much more
As the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on toe DAY
OF sale the bAlRntC In two equal inAtallmenA o.
one and two Year,, nOtca bearing interest nom
the day Of sale, TO DO given Tor the deferred pay
mcuts tho title TO bsrelAlned until payment Is
'' " ~ WI W. CowDEN, Trustee.
W. II, HAtIER arc!inneer. lAl9
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LONDON, Jan. 1p.-The Marx Lane ErprtSI, In
ia weekly review Of the British grain trade,
says; English whcnts were I'd dcaTer, although
the inquiry was slack. Foreign wheat was firm.
1kg cessation Of Russian wheat shipments was
met by Interested arrivals from India and Amer.
lea. Al Liverpool corn advanced. barley rose
Cd. Rye and peas advanced I'd,
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Petroleum

NEW YoRK, JSn. l9.-The only trading to-day
In petroleum was In February option, POnnsyI.
vAnIG oil Those contracts opened steady q.
73tzc, fell OF 10 DC, then rallied 10 on western
buying aud closed steady. Pennsy lvanla spot
none. February option, opening at 7St<o; high.
est 10; lowest I3c; closing at NC, Lima oil,
no sales. Total sales $50 Y barrels
on. Cry, PA, Jan. l9.-opened at 7s,Sc; hlEh.
est 781c: lowest INC; closed II 7S1c; sales 49,
600 bRfrels closed 10000 barrels; charters 1861
barrels; shipments 1885 barrels; runs A,7l2
barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. l0.-opened at 7A5<c;
closed At ISci highest 7sS4ci lowest 72sc; clear
apCes 1000 barrels,
PlfrSIuR0H. Pa, Jan. 19--Petrleum dull;
opened at &c; closed at $50; highest 78Ec lowest
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BreatlstntE. and Proxislons.

| CtTcAao Ian iO-Rhar m aFkptE and huiI m
IN Ihc doyynTsrd All a., N TTJces Nv I
bSIstaiS ~ aSsIS I,,SS VIZ
ia Sscs N liz 'iISiS hItetncSs an he So"sJ
rt, 81 ~ ,Srtn, Sa..,,S ,S S ,, a. AZ
cline for Nav az II The pFint:in"I cause al tbe
opening weakness was the report Of the ollapSe
] OF The American National Bank OF Kansas City
and q run IN progress upon the Kansas City
Savings Bank. Some financial trouble was
also reported from New York to bP the cause OF
| the decline, The market closed dull, near the
U Corn IN mSiEet was weak and lower.
Oats were only fairly active.
Provisions were moderately active, with little
change 10 prices.
WHRIT-Cash So.2 spring SEQ; No. sspvInR
SSas65Sc; No. 2 red 0)Itc: january n
MAY pJ1SSOSa9J1Ic; July SgNa9IJ SaSg1Sc
CoRN-CaSh No. Q 411tG; JANUARY az t47SEa
i7ISC: February 8tSSi75Sc: NAV bUtSa6tt2a
5OssS. IS, --''''S' SH''S''''
OATs-CaSh No 2, 1870: January 42a423Ia
4.gsc: MAY 4iISaibISaiiJEC; June 4iAii3SaII5tc,
RYE-No. 2, Zoe.
TiMorIY sEE6-.si2S.
MEss poRK-CeRh SO rs: January $40 f5af6 9aa
10 lTX; FebruAryhS 10 2OalO S0nlO 9ik,
LARD-Cash s. S255S; January IS TX; February
IS 77IS; May 81 l6eS 25e6 INK,
RuOHT Rims ST soR4 90: JSnusry and February
q 90a5 Coal %: MAY IS S2ISa5 4llSa5 IS.
sHOULDGIls- %; short clear aS.
OtheiS unchanged,
VISIBLE SuPPLY-Tle YiBlDle supply Of grain
as reported for tho Board Of Trade IA rs follows:
Wheat 81 GsOlgO hnSheis Secrees "a g2S mn hnSh.
els; corn, 2I7iSOO0' decreaSe 5i,0oe: oatS' S@Ss.
700, decrease lI,O0O: rye, D0CO decrease zoo;
barley S'6lS'UO9; decrease 91.
parESrcs: eYportS . 90 barrels: nSTEst beSvy
ana diilI: sales HOO barrels. wheat. reoeipts
n 900 bnshels; xnoFts al 90 bushes: SSles Gii
al buShs.s Of intnres and 16G1ii hnSheIS ~
Snot: market dun and lower. M, rcd S1Iec.
optionE moderate: No q red January 81 OIE..
FebruAry 81 Dii[; March 81 piI,aI mi Gll<: NSY'
Al OSIii tSIkai OIS. lime 81 OIIE. Jnlv bGI!c.
Aupiist $50. Stocks Of Sfain m sore and illoSi
IannaTS II. Wheat ! M az bnSbeis. corn
sSs5s bushels; eSts 1ISi SSS bnshes. IvS SH Ia
la bnshes: mali, 2i6.0I1 bushelS: bsrIeys Xix.
eeibtS "a CO1 bushels: exports iSiCibushelS: sales
Sll'0OO bushels Of lttireS and "a on bushels al
Spot: nRfEet dull and weaEer: I,mTraiet mixed
5SaGSyIc: janrsry &c: Febrtisry bsiSe: Nav SSr:
Isrch S7aSc. OAtS Teceints ann hSs1heiS. az,
nora S0I buShcIS. saIcs A.OSSSSyD bnIheis ri
iItlireE and OIIOO bushels al Snnt. mSrket dnii
and lower: January 6OIc; February 600: Nav
sec; No. 2Ep0t white SIC; mixed lSc: white do
SiSSsc; No. y Chicago size. Hay and hops GuIet
Coffee sieadier and UNCHANGED sugar quiet
MolAsseS ald rice firm. Tallow dull aud steady.
Ro4ln quiet. Iurpentinc quiet. Eggs 1rmer;
western &c. htdeS firm and quiet. Pork quiet;
mess 81 i5al0 10: new mess 81 60t1l rs; extra
prime SO 90 Cut meats fHirty active: Lard
50 10; February % 10; ARtch 90 q; May 81 10
Bnuer 99isL Sna eSy; western W dairy IA Q; 90
~ Sns'. 1tIo JI.,S ;tfaaSIc SeaS 9s1Ne u
PHrADELPHiA, Pa, Jan. 19.-Flour weak.
Wheat Etenuy. M. 9 rod JHnTiRFv l1aDl1LA. Fah-
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HHo,y 70 tluye An slIin diseases. -

Simply apply "swAYEK's OINTMENT" Eoin.
tern1l medicine required. Cures, letter, ecIe.
ma, Itch, all efuptionS on the face, hands, nose,
&C., leaving the skin clear, white and healthy.
Itl great healing and curative powers arc pos.
sehled by no Ulher remedy. Ask your druggist
torBEAHNEA OINTMENT. TThSAW
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy is
positive specific for all forms OF the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Ptotruding Piles, Price Doc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D&w
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Sick Headache.

Looss's Bed Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Con
25c per box, 5 boxes for ST.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D&w
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INV YORK, Jan. l0.-Pig iron quiet. Copror
nesl.eted a. Sl4GO. Lead nominil. Tin dull;
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PRoPosALs.

PROPOSALS ron DAMS AND bikes.
L q. 8. Engineer Office, Cincinnati, Dec. 10,
$50 Scaled proposals, In duplicate, for fnTnlkh.
ing material aud CnnEtTuctig dams and dikeS
ia the Ohio river, ta.Wlt: a CRIB upcEstEuctaEs
head Of BlennCFhhsSOttG Island. dixie a.
Culum6, u dixie OF lower bar at Rising sun, =
CRIB supenUuctuTo on dixie Gt Madison, and 3
dixie at Flint Island, Will be received o. this
January, 1891, and then opened. All iniornA
ton furnished on application, The attention
Of bidders Is Invited 70 tho Aels OF congress APP
proved February 20, 1881, and February = 1887.
" - $500 dea1
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When Daily was sick, We gave her cacsor!s.
when she was Child, S!,o cried tOs castOria,
When she became Kiss, size chung to cassorts,
whsa sAs had Children, she gave them cassOris-
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VIII. RNnxR, XactlCncef dcls
TRUSTEES SALE.


By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Mary
Emma ksChstTuth andS ChRs. Elchstruth, her
husband, to me Us trustee, bearing date May lEt
4. b 1889 and recorded IN the OIlce OF the Clerk
Ol the County Court OF Ohio county, West VII.
Htnia, In Deed Of Trust Book No, ~, page go,
will proceed to sell at public sale at the front
door OF the Court House OF said county on
the eth day of FEBRUARY, 1891,
beginning at 10 O'Clock u. m the following de-
bCtibcd property, that IS TO say:
The south thirty.lhree (3Sl feet OF lot mum
lera1 eleven (ll) IN square numbered six l9l IN
the City Of Wheeling ohio county, Weht Ylr
ginlA, 10 that part Of the said City oil wheeling
formerly known us RllChlCtnwu.
Being the tnmc properly which was conveyed
20 he said Mary EtlmR EsChSttnth by Hiram N.
Thatcher by deed daied August 9th, 1851 and
recorded IN the said clerks Office.
The title to toe shove property Is believed 10
be perfect, but selling as trustee will convey
only the title vested In me BY said deed OF trust.
TERMS or sAi.S-One third and As much more
Rs the purchaser elects 70 pay In cash, the bal
Rnce In two equal installments, payable respec.
lively In SIX and twelve months from the Day Of
ERc, notes bearing interest from the day o. sale
10 be given for the deferred payments, the title
10 b. retained until payment IL made in full.
ial q 4. SCH AEFER, TFuNtee.
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FlNpLAY. ONO, May !, 1890.

] NJ LOose Red COp.r Co., DetrOit:
GRNTLgMRH:-I have been using your
Fluid Extract of Red Glover for constl.
patton, and find it q truly tpondsrtul med.
icine, in fact doeS moro than you claim
Tor 1t. l cheerfully recommend 1t to any
one suffering from that or kindred COM
plants. Yours respectfully,
FREDERICK LUDEN.
The above is but one OF many such
letters We are receiving every day. II
you are aiIipg try Looss's Extract Red
Glover. II lit does you halfas much good
as Mr.. Luden, you will be well repaid.
If it does you no good after faithful trial
return the bottle TO druggist you puT-
chased OF and he will return your money,
as such is our instructions. Only try 1t
is all we ask.
For sale by Logan Drug 90. D&w
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p,ls.l I.ile,l ltohlnr Pils..

oNciSNATr, O., Jan, is.-COttOn, nlddllnE
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Metal.

INV YORK, Jan. l7.-TheFC were no new Ica.
lures Ia the dry goods market, and Il maintains
steady tone.
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By virtue Of deed OF trust made by Caroline
HeIse lsiuce deceGGc1) william HCise and Hem
" heIse TO me ~ trustee, dated January ~, lsSo,
recorded iu the office Of the CLERK Of he County
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, Ia Deed
Of TruSt Book No. %, page ~, Twill sell at the
north front door oil the Court House OF SAID
county, on
SATURDAY, the alst DAY Of JANUARY, 1891,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. M, the following de-
kcflbcd property, that Il TO ray; AL the inter
eStS OF said pRttiCs in and 70 the north hall OF
lot Numbered twelve In square SIX In that pat
Of the city Of Wheeling, Chic County, West Wiz.
giniA, formerly called Gichiolown, but now
called South Wheeling.
The interest Ol said Caroline HelSe IN SAID
property was u dover interest rs the widow Of
Henry Hetie, deceased, which interest was e1
uugulshed by her death; and tho interests 70 .,
sold are tho undivided Two thirds belonging 70
kAid William huise and Henry HeiHe % Two Of
the three chlldlen aud heiI6 a. law oil said Henry
Hel6e, deceased.
TEENS o. SALE:-one. third and as much more
. tho purchaser elects 10 pay IN cash on the
day OF sale the balance In two equal install.
mGnlS at one and two years, notes bearing In
tefesI from tho day Of sale TO be given for the
deferred payments, the title 10 be retained until
payment Is made In full.
". J.W. C0wDEN, Trustee.
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BrEcHAM's Pulls cure sick.Head'
ache
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Theaboye sale hRa been continued until Tuel
dsy, January q, 1891, at same time and place.
IA TTh1y j. y BON aERVILLE, Trustee.
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The above sale has been continued until Tues.
day. January 6, lsyl, At same time and place.
dg2i J. u. SOMMEIIYlLLE, Trustee.
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rnrsrEEs SANE.
TRUsIE,E!,'SS : s I 8,E MAI. rsrArE,

,l,,ne ofs decd Of trust executed 70 me By
" ZINE on tile 10Th 2AY OF August lbyD, Lna
yalS 7 h Ueed Of Trust BOOK No. y y, Pate d
II tbc records Of ohio county "ess virginia.
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Il HOOK, CLERK.

Tie above sale has been continued until
SATURDAY. DECEMBEK, %, 1880, ut same
time and place. J. b. sOM@ERVlLLE,
nOI-Nw4H trustee
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,olRts.
For rates and other information address
". J. KnblheON, q. +. A., pArk0rAburg,
4. J. BANDY, A. q. p. ~, PATkerhburR.
J.6. IOMIlN9ON. Pas. Agent. Wheeling, VIVA.
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Saturdays Proceedings of the House Of
DsIeEates-No Session Of the Senate.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD TIME
" table taking effect January II, 1891. Pas
sellRer trainl VIII run rs totloWE-C Central Time.
AL trains daily except those marked thus I,
which do not run on Sunday.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
No Prospect of the Leagues Dis
pute Being Settled.

The visit of Mr.. Bushnell, the Tacoma
baseball man, to this city, thus far has not
been the means of strengthening out the
trouble between the two Coast leagues.
The gentleman yesterday interviewed Man-
ager Harris and Third-baseman Van Zant,
and produced the latters contract with the
Tacoma team for 1890, wherein the player
agreed to submit to the reservation clause.
Van Zant stated that it had been agreed be-
tween himself and Mr.. Lucas, the ex- Tacoma
manager, that he would not be held after
the season of 1890 closed. Mr.. Bushnell
said he was not aware that any agreement
had been made by Lucas and the players,
and added that he would recognize only the
original document.
The dispute will now narrow down to
question OF veracity between Mr.. Bushnell
and Mr.. Chamberlain, the Eastern man who
secured Van Zant for Tacoma and who
AYERS that the third baseman was signed
with the prOyso that he Should not be re-
served. Mr.. Bushnell will collect evidence
in the cases of the disputed players and for
ward it to the Board of Control. Harris
and his fellOw-managers will not take any
action i'll the matter until notice has been
received from Secretary n. E. Young that
they are playing Illegal men.
The fields of the Haight-Street grounds
were used Yesterday afternoon for tue first
time by the EOme team Ill rractIce WORK.
ne 10 AGb oUiu6NudJ oUIb lIoln
the recent rains, but few more sunny days
will harden it. The grass Is springlng up
nicely in the Outfield and the ground Is bS-
ginning to assume very handsome appear
ance. The finishing touches were put on
the grand-stand yesterday, and before this
evening everything will be in first-elass
order for opening day. New chairs have
been placed in the center of the grand
stand. The reseryed-seat list is now open
at the league Office.
1t is very probable that George Hanley
will play center field for the San Jose team
next Sunday, AS McGucken has not arrived.
The Eastern man may not come to the
Coast at all, as there is some trouble about
his advance money. Judging by the records
OF last year Hanley is better player than
McGucken.
The college boys of Santa Clara were de-
feated yesterday by the members Of the San
Jose team, assisted by George Derrick. who
made home run, says last nights Her.
aid. Score, 10 to l. The College boys
made some brilliant plays, and COncannon
pitched an excellent game. The san Jose
team practiced on the ground in the fore
noon and dined with the college boys.
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CoNDENsED TELEGRAMs.

DUNDEE. March 1S.-Tne Wilkes Lluen Works
at KiIriemuir weie burned last night. Loss
g50,00o.
LONDON. March 1s-In the Commons to. day
the Welsh Local Option Bill passed 10 its second
reading.
LONDON. March 1s.-Murietta s. Co.'s affairs
have practically been arranged. The assets ex-
coed the liabilities.
LONDON. March 1S.-The Times correspon-
enI at Rome says the recent stories OF mas.
sacres at Massowah are unfounded.
NASHVILLE tTennl, March 1s.-George Stone,
who was TO have been hanged at Fayetteville to-
day has been respited until June 10TH
WOODS HOLE (Mass.), March 1S.-The steamer
Hercules Of the Philadelphia Coal Company
went ashore on Naushon Island this morning.
LONDON, March 1S.-Lord George by Poulet
won ihe Lincolnshire handicap of 1000 sover-
egns to-day al the Lincoln spring meeting.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-A private Wall-Street
cable says: The Indian wheat crop Is good
The European crop will be below lhe average"
NEW YORK, March 19.-The remains of Major
General John C. Fremont were taken TO Sparklll,
Rockland County, yesterday and buried In
Rockland Cemetery.
LINCOLN (Neb) March 1S-In the Senate this
morning the report OF the committee to lndeh-
nitely postpone action oil the 2-cent passenger
rate was adopted. This In effect kills the BILL
ELIZABETH IN. J.), March 1S.-Tbe Eliza eth
port Steam Cordage Works were burned tn Is
afternoon. The loss is probably $1,000. 900.
Five hundred persons are thrown out Of employ
me Mt.
NEW YORK. March 1S.-Judge Benedict of the
United States court sentenced General Peter
A Classen 10 six years Imprisonment in the
Penitentary for wrecAing the Sixth National
Bank.
BERLIN, March 1S.-The st. Petersburg cor
respondent OF The Berliner Tageblatt, the chief
mouthpiece OF the Jews In Germany, has been
expelled from Russia under the anIi-Jew wish de-
crecS.
WASHINGTON, March 1S-The amount Of
silver offered for sale TO the Treasury to-day was
662, 600 ounces, aud the amount purchased
g follows.
1880, 90. 600 ounces at .9S98, 10000 ounces
at $3.50, lS5, 900 ounces at 80.
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THE ALLIANCE.
Growth and Influence Of the
Farmers Organization.
Views Of Ex-senator Ingalls, on the Pros
poets Of the New Movement.
Its Possible Effect on the Existing POliti-
cal Parties = Future Platforms
aud Nominations.


BALTIMORE, March 18.-Ex-Senator In
gals of Kansas, talking OF the Farmers
Alliance to-day, said: "This movement is
building greater than majority of the peo-
pie of the Eastern slope are willing to ad-
nit. 1t presents one of the most interesting
political problems of the country. Here in
the East, where the industries and employ
ments are diversified. its progress is not ap-
preciated and the strength it is gaining is
not understood. In the West, purely agri
cultural section, it has taken a deep hold on
the public mind, and the evolution of the
movement is closely watched by our deepest
thinkers and political economists. These
farmers have concluded that there are
wrongs existing that need adjustment. The
growth of the organization is not ethereal or
spontaneous, but has come with a strong
undercurrent of reason that will ultimately
land it on a solid foundation, which will defy
all the efforts of political agitators to shake.
" l think 1t may be compared to the feel
ing of Republicansm which swept over the
country from 1856 to 1860. This result might
be more quickly reached could the West and
South find common ground on which to
stand. The East and North have recognized
this all along and have very adroitly pre-
vented any coalition. The sections are,
however, becoming apathetic alike to ap-
peals and menaces, and when one dies out
the other is alaye1, and we may look for
coalition that will produce tangible results.
The existing political parties, however, may,
by their platforms and the candidates they
nominate, make such concessions to the
Alliance as TO cause the members to return
to their respective folds, with belief that
the evils that they seek TO redress will be re-
formed in their households"
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ARMAND Is Sane.
Mrs. Charles B. hleXaldtTS Prosecutor
Discharged From Custody.

New YORK, March ia jury decided
to-day that Louis Armand, who has been
prosecuting Mrs. Charles B. Alexander for
the past thirteen years, by calling at her
home and writing her exceedingly affectiOn-
ate letters, is sane. Five doctors declare him
insane, but the jury says he is not. Mrs.
Alexander is the daughter of the late
Charles Crocker. Armand was arrested
February 9th, after he had been lettering
around the Alexander house, West Fifty
eighth street, for an hour and half, ring
ing the door-bell, prying into the windows
and peering into all the carriages that came
near the house.
He told Policeman Sandheimer that Mr..
Alexander had entered into a conspiracy to
murder his wife and that lie had prevented
the murder by getting warrant from Judge
Andrews for AleXander's arrest. Armand
is 40 years old. and prepares boys for Har-
ward, Yale and Princeton by teaching them
French, Greek and Latin.
He told Judge McAdam that he had been
''juggled into the Wards Island Asylum for
Lunatics." He admitted that he called at
the Forty-first Street Police Station and
asked Captain Warts to arrest Mr.. Alex
ander two hours before his own arrest. but
this be explained was due to the fact that
he had been drinking wine and whisky. He
had told Captain Warts that Alexander was
going TO kill his wife.
Mrs. Alexander testified that thirteen
years ago Armand had taught her French
for two months. Then he was discharged
by her father. Mrs. Alexander did not tell
the Court but it is fact that Armand was
discharged because lie had made up
neat package of letters written
to him by certain woman
and handed them to her, with fine gesture
saying, ''See what | am sacrificing for you
Ever since that discharge Armand has fol-
lowed Mrs. Alexander. After hours of de-
liberation the jury declared Armand sane
and he was discharged. Judge McAdam
warned him not TO bother the Alexander
family anV more