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to a large extent, views religion as a system
of economical insurance, cheap defense
for the nation, and regards the priest sim
ply as member of the moral police" F." =
DR.. Newton has conducted himself with
dignity during the hubbub. In sermon
he said the massacre of St. Bartholomew
was of the atrocities committed
through faith, which has also burned IL
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He was Saved.

A Michigan man tumbled into a hole
four feet deep one evening, and suppos-
ing himself ut the bottom of a mine shaft
forty feet deep. he put in the night pray
ing and hailooing. When morning came
he climbed out and gave a teamster a
dollar to boot him for forty rods down
the road--Detroit Free Press
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Catholic journal
and the Buffalo
Catholic Uni o N.
Bishop McQuaid,
of Rochester, con-
demned the course
of the latter paper
in a recent pastor
al letter. He said
it had for years
m S re pr e sented
and m alig n e d
himself and dio-
cese in a shameful
manner, with the
fullest approba-
ton of the Right
Rev. Bishop of
RufaIo IF had
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Roman Catholic church. The monk saw
danger to the church at large should DIR.
Newton remain a prominent member, He
publicly denounced the Hypocrisy of the
preacher and called upon Bishop Potter to
discipline him.
DR.. Newton's offense, as formulated by
Father Ignatius, consists in his alleged
denial of the Incarnation and resurrection
of Christ. He is also said to have expressed
the opinion that there is no need for tie
miraculous conception of the divine word
DR.. William r. Huntington, rector of
Grace church, who questioned the accu-
racy of the monks statement of DIR. New
toms position. and appealed for tolerance
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of eternal punish
ment for sinners.
The Rev. DR.. c.
Dew. Bridgman
recently resigned
the pastorate of
the Madison Ave
n ue B a p t ! 9 {
C b u b, New
York. because his
views tn ereon
were in conflict
with the general
belief of the
church. In a re-
cent sermon he
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-06-03

expressed his firm conviction that the
doctrine of hell is directly opposed to
Christ's teaching; that the hell against
which the Lord warned mankind Is just
the inward depravity which selfishness and
unbel1ef and unfatthfulness are certain 70
breed JONI w. Pc9ToATR
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THE SPIRIT OF UNREST.
IT SEEMS AT PRESENT TO PERvAOE
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.

Tho Attack. Of Father Ignatius ON Rev.
Heber Newton-Controversy Between
Two Catholic Bishops-why DR.. Bridg-
man Resigned His Charge.
A strange spirit of unrest seems TO have
taken possession of the religious world of
late Eminent pastors are questioning the
inspiration of Holy Writ, denying the doc
trine of eternal punishment and casting
doubt upon the resurrection of Christ.
Professors of theology are giving the broad
est construction to creeds; church dissen-
sions are rife over foundational truths, and
a yeritable battle of beliefs is in progress
Foremost in the strife for the old faith
and customs is Father Ignatius, the Prot
estant monk of Wales. This gentleman
claims to preach the gospel pure and un-
defiled, and it shocked him to find men of
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in the church, was
dubbed an infdel,
and his letter on
the subject charac-
terized as a "piece
of slippery Jesuit
ism. DR.. Da Cos
ia, in upholding
Father Ignatius,
declared that "the
church today is
badly entangled in
the tolls of Satan.
.Th e spirit of
W or d illness, in
spired and direct
ed by wealth, is
eating as n canker,
regardless of di-
vine truth. The
wealth of the land.
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o t b er ideas in
charge of Episco-
pal churches in
America. Certain
utterances of the
Rev. DR.. Heber
Newton, one of
the most eloquent
divines IF n e w
York, aroused the
indignation of Far
ther l g a t i u s,
whose coifed fol-
lowers in Wales
recently wentover
~ n ha<lu en- %l1.
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lis here and has come to stay It hopes
to win it's way to public favor by ener-
igy, industry and merit; and to this end
we ask that you give it fair trial, and
If satisfied with it's course generous
support.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07
A MEAT WAGON Il
by an Engine and Smnslicd-Thc Driv
md UnrsD Esr,no

BY an Engine II Smnshcd-The Driver
md Horse Escape.
Late Saturday afternoon VIM. Burk-
ley, Jr., had an extremely narrow
escape from being killed in kirkwood
by a c., L. & W. engine. He was driv-
ing 4 meat wagon into Kirkwood, and
just before he reached the c., L. & W.
tracks the company's ilagman warned
him OF an approaching engine and eau
toned him to wait until it passed.
Burkley saw the engine, and thinking
hc had time to cross ahead OF it, started
on. The engine was backing up slowly
with two bralemcn standing on the
front step. Burklcy succeeded in get
ting the wagon load OF meat on the
track in tinefor it to be struck squarely
in tho center. The engine pushed it
quite q distance along tho track, break
ing I'LL the wheels and tho bed and
scattering meat in all directions.
Tho two brGkcmcn got OF! just as the
wheels struck, and Burnley Immediate
ly afterward. No one was hurt and tho
horses sustained no injuries beyond a
rough shaking up as they were jerked
along with the wagon. Yard engines,
as q rule, pass ovcr the crossing much
more rapidly than did this one, and
had it been running more rapidly tho
accident would ce:tainlyhavc cost Burk-
ley his life.
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4 Good GHOST STORY
Which comes to Hand from out in
Marohall County.
STRANGE HAPPENINGS AT HOUSE
Where Guards havo Tried Night
after Night, but in Vain, to find
Clue 10 tho Causc...liyploslons, Win.
lows Broken aud Doors Ratified.
The Perpetrators Bullet Proof.

Reports come from the vicinity OF
Loudcnsville, Marshall county, OF some
strange happenings that would make q
capital ghost story, but at this ago OF
the world ghost stories arc not IN il, SO
tits enough 10 relate the incidents MS
they were given to Il reporter and let
the reader form his own conclusions.
About two weeks ago strange and
weird noises and reports began TO an.
noy the family OF II wealthy farmer liv.
ing Oh tho hills back OF tho above
named town. While tho family was
seeking reposc a loud report would be
heard, as OF q gun being fred of just
outside the house. Search would be
made MI around tho premises, but
nothing could ho found to indicate tho
presence OF anything or anybody that
could cause such u noise. About the
time the family would get settled down
ready to turn i'll again, crash would 20
the glass in u window, aud all would DO
confusion again; then an outside door
would be shaken rs though somebody
was trying to pull it from its hinges.
Not only has tho family kept u close
lookout, but four or five mcn have been
kept Oh guard, both in moonlight and
darkness, and while the strange noises
md weird transactions 20 on us usual,
nothing has yet been discovered that
would throw the slightest light on
the mystery. Glass will be smashed
and loud reports occur Fright undcrtho
nose oil the guard" as tho reliable in.
iormant put 1t, but the closest scrutiny
reveals nothing.
The family is distracted and the
guards worn out and no solution OF tho
Mystcry in sight. Tho farmer thought
TO catch somebody by shooting through
the doors when they were shaken; so
he. loaded his trusty rife and when the
outside door wa seized by the shakesh he
would bang away, sending q bullet
crashing through tho thin panel OF the
door, expecting when it was unboltcd
and opened to find the PROSTATE form
Of his torlncntor lying liiclcss at his
feet, but 10 trace OF anything has been
bagged in this way, although the doors
have been in that manner riddlcd with
bullets.
The matter is puzzling in the es-
tremc. and there must be some explana-
ton OF it, but it docs not appear OH the
surface. The farmer at whose house
these things are taking place is known
throughout tho county, and he is
wealthy and influential.
The ource OF the information is the
most reliable and trustworthy. 1t is
somewhat like the case OF the McComas
haunted house." over in Belmont
county twelve or fifteen years ago,
which attracted national attention be.
lore it was discovered that 4 hysterical
girls very simple tricks were at the
bottom OF all the seemingly mysterious
manifestations.
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STILL HARPING ON McGRANS

Tho Old Swlndlcr still Is tho Object Of
Occasional Anxious Inquiries.
The police still receive occasional in
quirics for the old swindlcr, Col. Porter,
alias McGrann, who was arrested here,
and taken TO M artinsburs. The latest
came to hand yesterday, when tho
editor OF the York, Pa, Ga-eNc wrote
that he would like to know tho status
OF tho Colonel's case, rs he thought he
had some new information about his
romantic and cventful career. U. S.
Marshal II. S. White and Deputy Mar
shall Will White were here on business
yesterday, and an 1STELLIGESCEH man
asked the marshal what had been done
with tho prisoner. He said no dis
position had yet been made OF him.
The order was to remove him from
Martinsburg to tho county Jail here
until such time rs the U. s. court should
order his removal to tho District OF
Columbia for trial on the charges
against him there, but this step has
not yet been taken, for the reason that
the U. S. court meets ut Martinsburs
December is, and as the case may then
be acted on there, it was not thought
worth while to 90 to tho trouble OF
bringing him back here for so short 4
time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Christmas Piano and Organ Buyers,

Christmas Piano and Organ Buyers,
You will a V money and be sure o.
getting the best possible goods, by deal
ing directly with the great musical in
strumont house and distributing agency
OF S. Hamilton, 81 and 03 Fifth avenue,
Hamilton building, Pittsburgh, well
known in the trade as the largest piano
and organ house in the state.
Tho instruments dealt in exclusively
by this house need no lcngthyintroduc-
ton to musical people, as Decker Bros,
William knabc d Co. and j. & c.
Fischer pianos and the celcstial-voiccd
Estcy organs are known the world over
as OF the very highest grade. We have
also several other excellent and we'll
known pianos and organs, ranging rs
low as Si5 for organs and $l15 for
pianos.
Where selection is LETT with Us We
will guarantee satisfaction; and m un-
broken successful experience Of over %
years, covering hundreds Of personally
selected instruments, warrants the pub
lie in placing their trust implicitly in
our selection.
Do not allow yourself 10 be ovcr-per-
suadcd by agents and statesmen OF other
houses, but come directly TO our store,
or write us for catalogues, prices and
our easy terms. We also take old III
strumcnts in exchange. We prefer to
deal directly with you, and shall make
it OF special advantage to you to do so.
Respectfully, S. HAMILTON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07
MARTINS FERRY.
brakeman Squeczcd-Pcrsonal Mention.
New House. stc. etc.

New House, etc., etc.
Harry Kuncs, q brakeman on tho
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling railroad,
was caught between tho bumpers on
Saturday in the yard and badly
squeezed, but 10 bones were broken.
Dave Robinson, another brakeman, met
with n similar accident.
Tho Belmont county teachers will be
entertained at the Hotel haywood next
Saturday, on which day the association
will meet here.
1t is understood that q wealthy New
York bachelor will lead one OF Martins
Ferry's daughters to tho hymcncal al
tar next year.
Ed Mullen and Ed Fcnskc were taken
to st. Clairsville on Saturday by Officers
Murphy and Tory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Northwood will
entertain the Episcopal Guild to-mor-
row evening.
William Ruthermund is erecting a
dwelling on his property on South Sec
II street.
Extra copies OF the ISrELLtGENcER can
be obtained at the Posto!lice News
Stand.
William B. Lewis, Esq, OF East Liver.
pool, visited old friends here last week.
a successful festival was held III the
a. NJ. L. church on Saturday night.
Will Almond, OF the Third ward, is
quite i'll with consumption.
Mrs. E. J.. Upcgratf, OF Anderson, Ind,
is the guest OF Miss Bell.
Mr.. NJ. Sheets was home with his lam
lily over Sunday.
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sTAGE SNOMELAKEs.
Lntc News of tho stngo and Gossip About
Plays md Play ers.

ANlk aNch1 WI IHn INV MA IL N
plnys nnl pt,ycrs.
Tbomos q sonhrooLn n,,los - =,
mn NJ" i, ~. Ay'ouMo nia"vs up Us
"Tho Cadi.n Nyc i,as begun 10 doubt
hi own identity, and when ho druwgn
check on his plcthoric banl; account ho
cushes tho same will, a trcmulous Ger.
tainty Of being arrested for forrcrv.
Day by day Nyc grows moro silent nnl
sad and Seabrooke correspondinyly
jubilant, At the Lambs club not LONG
ago Nyc, when called for n Character.
istic speech, said sadly: "Gcntlomrn, I
am hardly prepared. All | can offer
Won to-nirht IL n icrhlo imitation NJ nv
seabrookc, who is here"
There arc soycn stool; companies
among the New York theatres. aud the
seven leading ladies wcro horn in six
diAorent countries. They aro rs fol.
lows: Miss Georgia Cayyan, OF tho Nv.
ccum, and Miss Sidney Armstrong, OF
tho Twcnty-third Street Theatre, the
United States; Miss Agnes Booth, OF
Palncr's, Australia; Miss Add Rohan,
OF Days, Ireland; Miss Marie Tempest,
OF the Casino, England; Mrs. Annie
lcamans, Of llarrigan's, tho Isle OF Man,
and Miss Thea Wolf, Of the Amburg,
Germany.
Tho Ereninq TcitrrGm. of Portland,
Oregon, saws: SUNDAY Mr.. i, J. Shar.
key, Of the Eas. Side, CAV n dinner
party in honor OF his Old schoolmatc,
Mr.. Frank llennig, tho leading sup.
port OF Mr.. kecnc, who is playing at
tho Marquam Grand this week. The
reunion OF the two gentlemen was Il
happy one. During the evening Mr..
ilennig gave several Shaiespcarcan So
lections, which were heartily apprc-
c'u.cu'
Manager Post, OF tho Opera House,
was very greatly put out on Wednesday
evening by receiving 4 telegram from
Robert Downing. the t~ragcdian, from
Pittsburgh, stating that his throat was
WY sJFG ana tllat ms phys.cial hAu
T,uo'eu nun W caIlce. ms eIPa%GMcnt
Me te nearif ivory scat III inc mouse
i Ip, pGti sol" III ~auVahee'-- haSe''yt'a
Tro L.. r4,
LIZ e.caGt il.'lE uaicSr, Hille. lcxar1
nan.", si.n t!e Iienry burlesque Com,
Pnny, u! INC GrNnn last week, was wei
nor hawi,or commonj,. c,iioJ MT C"
Head SalIvh SLn hnI matnr,, ,oIent
for dancing, and is probably tho clever.
oct woman ri hor it;nJ om ,Lo rar;o.,,
stage.
John Bronno,n wcntdown 70 N,rtin,s
Fnrr. ,b;s ni.ornoon ~ soo ~. III
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ATTnE aIAIY STREET nnlpaE.
Tho Water Rises nnh stops work-So Dam
n.,. Ennrn.i I.nl IL. nnlun

- ~ ~ tNNlh tfVA tAt
ngc Feared but the Dslay.
The worlimcn atthc Main street stone
bridge wcrc pushing things yesterday
morning. A ourgo or two OF stone was
added TO those which had before been
laid OH tho north end, but tho new lay.
crs were not cemcntcd. Tho rapidly
rising river backed tho water In
tho creek up so that it covered
the south abutment all but tho tips OF
the stones which have been placed in
position, and about half OF the now
stone work on the north end. II was
apparent late yesterday afternoon that
tho water would yet cover the whole
business on both ends. Tho south
abutment Is not rs high asthc north by
one course OF stone. Where yesterday
morning tho worlinen had. Il mortar
bed used in mixing the cement to pour
between tho cracks OF tho stone, last
evening old cement barrels were float
ing about in a very dirty lake OF water.
ono engine used in operating the big
derrick OH the south abutmcnt was in
the water for about half its depth.
1t IS uncertain how long tho high
water will delay tho work. 1t is said
that no damage Is 10 be feared to tho
work, unless the sand boxes should
suffer, and as they arc plugged with
green wood not likely to swell, 1t is
hoped that they will come out OF the
bath all right. Those OF tho stones
which had not boon cemcntcdw i prob
ably have to be roset, rs the water will
leave 4 sediment in the cracks where
tho cement is to be. Where the cement
had been put in md set it will not be
injured by tho wetting.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue OF u deed OF trus. mado by John
L. Robinson aud Eiiznbeth Robinson, his wife,
to me as trustee, dated the list day OF Janriry,
!. u. 1890, md OF record In tho office OF tho
Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county,
IN Decd OF Trust Book No. So, page 500, | wifi
sell at public auction at the north front door of
the Court House OF said county, IN the city OF
Wheeling, on
TUESDAY. THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER, ~
A.. D., 1881, commencing ut 10 O'clock n. m, tho
following described real estate, to-wit: The
onc.tour:h part OF Hot No. 20, In that part OF tho
city OF Wheeling called Centre Wheeling, be-
ginning ut the south corner OF said lot, corner
10 Chaplinc md Twenty.siXih streets; thence
running In q westerly dircctiOn along the north
line OF Twenty.Sis,h street sixty.onc ljll feet.
tho onc-hali length OF said lot; thence at n right
anglo In n northcrly direction twenty! ive l20
feet, tho onc.half width Of said lot; thence nj
right angles in IN cnScrly direction alon. tho
centre line of said lot siXty.onc (6l) feet TO tho
west line OF ChGpline street: thence at n right
nnglc In n southerly direction nlong the west
Side OF Chnplinc street 10 the place OF beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-OIo-thiId cash and as. much
more MS the purchaser may elect TO puy In cash on
the day OF sale, the balance In two equal lnst0 Il.
lleuts, payable In six ind twelve months from
the date OF ssle, notes bearing lnteres. TO be
given for the deferred payments. and such note,
10 be secured according TO law md tho satis-
faction OF tho trustee.
TT. HUGus, Trustee.
w. II. HALLER. AUctioncOr. nolO u
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IouH rheumatism may be bad; We
will admit it to be very bad, and that
you have expended 4 great deal OF mon
cy for medicines and treatment without
receiving much benefit; but remember
that others have suffered even more,
and yet been permanently cured. No
case OF rheumatism can be so bad that
Cliamberlain's Pain Balm will not ease
tho pain and help it, and hundreds OF
cases that had long been regarded as
incurablc have yielded to the soothing
effects OF this great remedy. The
prompt relief from pain is alone worth
many times its cost. 50-cent bottles for
sale by druggists. DIV
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At THE THEATRES.
\ Rare List OF Attractions offered by til,
Local Managers his Week.

y Rare List OF Attractions offered by tho
Local Manusnrs this Week.
"Daniol Boone" had tho usual large
and yelling audience at the Grand Sat
urday night. At the Opera House
Birds OF Feather was not well patron
lied. The fact is theatre goers have had
enough Of the farcc-comedy business
with speciality attachments, and only
the best can do good business any
more. This evening play by the same
author, "a Barrel OF Money" will be
seen ut the Grand. AT the Opera House
the Howard Burlesque company, with
Eva Ray Hamilton and lots OF good
specially artists will be the attraction.
Friday afternoon and evening Gilmore's
band will give two concerts. Saturday
night tho Jeilcrson-Elorence combina.
ton will give "The Rivals" There will
be no attraction this season so well
worthy OF the patronage OF the best
class oi people,
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IA Barrel OF Money" Who doesn't
want it?" And who won't avail them
selves OF 4 chance 10 see it though they
cannot possess it? This bright and
unique comedy will be tho attraction at
the Grand Monday and Tuesday. Tho
stage effects during the great iron mill
scene, 4 feature OF the play, arc said to
excite the utmost admiration, so per-
icctIy, so realistically docs the large en-
CINE work, tho machinery move and the
bands whir. The manner in which q
young S;rl, tied to II OF the revolving
belts, is saved from almost certain death,
Is a new and striking departure in
stage mechanism.
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"Tho Rivals ought TO be and doubtless
will DO sufficient to pack tho house,
and those who want to SEQ him and
Mrs: brow on what may be expected to
be their last visit to Wheeling will be
wise to secure seats at the first oppor.
tunity. In the company, besides these
two, are Louis James and n long list OF
aGtors OF fame. II Is not often that
Wheeling Is SO fortunate Us 10 secure SO
fine an attraction.
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The musical event OF tho season will
without question DO the two concerts Mt
the Opera House next Friday BIZ the
fillmore band. Two different program
mes will be rendered, and features will
DO tho famous Intcrmczzio from
,'Cnriller!a Rusticana," which is snid to
have made tho success OF the opera, the
solos, instrumental and vocal, "Shcr-
mans March TO the Sea" transformed
INTO 4 funeral march, and columbia
with solo variations for n wide range OF
instruments.
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On Thursday evening tho new rural
comedy called Joshua napkins" will
he at the Grand ior ~ night. Tho
veteran actor, Mr.. j. w. Garner, is the
star. In addition toG number OF new
features, they carry their own band and
orchestra and make 4 parade as farmers,
which is said to be very ludicrous and
ianny. Seats will be placed GU sale at
Gcnthor's on Wednesday.
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This evening this company vii! DO
seen at tho Opera House. Tho Pits.
hurgh COmmoner says: The Howard
Big Burlesquc company has been doing
4 large business at Harry Williams
Academy. 1t is SO we'll and popularity
known that there was no difficulty at
any performance to fill every scat in
tho house. Those who want to see
something good should visit tho Acad-
envy this afternoon or evening.
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Prevention Is iictter

Than cure, and those who are subject to
rheumatism can prevent attacks by
Keeping the blood pure and free from
the acid which causes the disease. For
this purpose Hoods S~arsaparilla is used
by thousands with great success. 1t is
the best blood purifier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07

Cure FOR CRoup.-Use DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil according to directions. 1t
is the best remedy for all sudden at
tacks Of colds, pains and inflammation,
and injuries. D&w
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THE Wheeling Building Association
ia still open for new members. Meets
Saturday evenings Mt office OF Franklin
Insurance Company, No. 81 Twelfth
street.
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Some well known amateurs have been
LehoarslnS for some time q couple OF
dramatic pieces, which will be perform.
ca some time in January. A double
ni!, Down blythe Sea" and BOX and
eoS,,, will be performed. The following
Peep:e viii take part: Tic Misses jamie
wood, Minnic Loring and Matte Cald.
Tel!, and Messrs. Charles w. List, Z. d.
Tf3n1heim, r. G. Haasc, Charles B. OFT,
L. Il. Simpson and W. W. Whitmycr.