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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

The Sugar Trust denies that there is
awar between itselfand Claus Spreckels.
All the same spreckels made cut, the
Sugar Trust met it, and spreckels at
once posted notice in his office and
notified Ills agents that he would take
orders for 10000, 10000 or 10000 barrels
Of granulatcd sugar to be delivered
within a week at four cents a pound.
This was a little rich for the Trust
blood, and the product Of that concern
was held at 4 l-l6 cents per pound.
At last accounts Sprcckels was happy
over his sales at four cents and showed
no sign of being whipped. 1t is said in
the market that if the war be in fact on
spreckels will have to spend at least
s95,OOO,OOO to hold his own against the
Trust. Perhaps there is no war. Maybe
it is only a skirmish. Whatever it is
1t interests consumers, who are now
using large quantities Of sugar and
about to uso more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08
Khere enc Shoe Plnelies.

In the preliminary sparring in Mis-
slssippi Senator Georgeis knocked out
in his own county. This is accounted
for by the pernicious activity Of "a large
fanatical Alliance majority"
. This istheway the Alliance is spoken
Of where it treads on Democratic corns.
II the Alliance be in a big majority it
would not necessarily be fanatical If it
went its own way and voted for its own
man and against man whom it does
not want, would it?
Our southern Democratic friends
must school themselves to bear these
things with more grace. In the great
West the Alliance has been worked up
to fever heat in the hopeo using it to
overthrow Republican supremacy.
II the Alliance here and there in the
South shall get in the way of a Demo-
cratic politician, tho southern Demo-
cracy ought to DO willing to make that
contribution to the work Of its party in
the higher ATTITUDES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

The old belief in the incorrigibility Of
clergymen's sons finds confirmation in
q story which comes from New Eng
land. A preacher, raising his eyes from
his desk in the midst Of his sermon,
was paralyzed TO see his rude offspring
in the gallery pelting the hearers in the
pews below with peanuts. But while
the good man was preparing frown OF
reproof the young hopeful cried out:
you tend to your preaching, daddy
I'll keep 'em awake"
Mrs. Leases parting injunction TO a
meeting OF Harvey county (Kan.) far
mcrs-"And now, say to YOU as my
final admonition, not knowing that
shall ever meet you again, raise less
wheat and corn and more he'll"
Kingston, n. Y, is presumably law
abiding town. 1t established police
fore only two weeks ago, and now pro
poses to do away with the blue coats as
an unnecessary expense.
While st. Paul pastor was telling
DEVILS Lake people last Sunday to lay
up their treasures in heaven a tramp
entered his cottage and stole $50.
Two plucky boys, with empty guns,
blufed pair Of veteran burglars in
New York and kept them with "hands
up" until the police arrived.
In Paris long pendant earrings are
being revived by women who have the
distinction OF Establishing the fash
IONS"
A New York woman has been award,
ed ten cents month alimony and 81
counsel fees in her divorce suit.
According to reports Newark N: J.l
politician has run away with the wives
Of three Newark citizens.
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An Open secret.

The case Of the two Mays, related in
the local columns, has in it much Of in
terest. The girl who committed the as
sault was lucky enough to escape with
penalty not at all commensurate with
her offense.
This woman is we'll understood to
have a special quill" The police
understand it just a little better than
almost anybody else. The Council
committee on police is not entirely in
the dark, but this committee has not
yet seen its way to take hold and rattle
the dry bones; Z
The nasty business is an open secret
and public scandal, but it would be
idle to expect that anything willbed done
about it. 1t is not absolutely certain
that the people want anything done.
The people. Of Wheeling do not hold
their public servants to strict account.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08
SOME TART BITS

When Talmage said that Every man
is a walking eternity" he probably got
a messenger boy joke mixed up into his
sermon.-H Washington Star.
II you don't belive thattimeis money,
examine your porketbook after you have
been having a "little time. Puck.
We could all be great men II we
could DO measured by the great things
we intend to do to-morrow.-AtehtSon
Globe.
Mans love for his sweetheart is often
nearly two-thirds jealousy OF some other
fellow MiiVduke6 journal,
There arc two ways to forge ahead,
and Young men are frequently getting
them mixed.-Galeston Mars.
The trouble with the crank is that
he will turn only one way.-Gdireso'
Nans.
The surest way Of becoming good
looking Is to behave that WSy.-kaI'
Hork 4-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08
Is ParnelI Coming I"

Moved by reports Of his great popu-
larity in America Mr.. Parnell is said to
have decided on campaign in this
country. He will bring his wife with
him as part of the aggregation. He will
make speeches, Of course, but the object
OF the visit will DO our good American
dollars.
IfParnell has been told that the peo-
pie Of the United States are yearnius
for him, he has been deceived. He
never was held in SO little regard by the
people Of this country. Some Of the
most ardent Of the friends Of Ireland
have become his strongest opponents
because they believe he has made him
self one Of the great distractions in the
way Of Irish success,
Mr.. Parnell may take some American
money home with him, but it will not
be enough to sink a ship. He has lost
his power to charm on this side Of the
water.
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NOTEWORTHY NAMES.

General Abner Doubleday. who aimed
the first gun fired in defense OF Fort
Sumter in 1851, has been i'll for weeks
Mt Mondham, n. j. Recently the fourth
OF series OF absccsscs has been opened
and he is much exhausted by the at
tendant fever, though signs OF improve
ment are discernible. As yet he is too
feeble to read, write or leave his bed.
Mr.. Spurgeon, the great English
preacher, is as fond Of being gentle
man farmer as Beecher was. He has n
fine country estate at Beulah hill, Nor
wood, whore lie has gathered IN unsur-
passed collection OF plants and shrubs
from all parts OF the world.
Hon. Justin Smith Morrill,, the senior
Senator Of Vermont, is past his eighty
first birthday, and has spent over thirty
six consecutive years in Congress: He
entered public life as justice OF the
peace.
Governor Buchanan, OF Tennessee, is
credited with being an aifable, agree
able statesman, who ais fond OF cigar,
enjoys a good joke and knows rye from
corn"
Lillian Russell gets 5000 week, Pau
line L'Allemand 500. Mrs. Eames-
Story $500 night, and Sibyl sanderson
s., 500 a week for three operas.
Chief Justice Field and Mrs. Field are
up in the White mountains. The judge
is terrific pedestrian, and his legs are
absolutely tireless.
Rev. Robert Barbour, a Scotch clergy.
man, who died lately at Aix-les- Bainsi
left an estate valued at over 100000.
Ex-Speaker Reed has invited the
speaker of the House OF Commons to
visit this country.
Mrs. Potter Palmer gets more mail
matter than any woman in Chicago.
The subjectof Mr.. Ingalls, next lee
ture is to be ELI and Dennis"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08
THE ALsACE.LoRnAINERs.

Reply to the Deutscher KrIoservorein.
They Were French and are now Ameri-
cans. =,
To he Edior o. he Iatdllgeae1:
sIR:-The a1jutant of the Deutschcr
Kriegorverein has appeared in the Stats
Zeitung to criticise our Society Of Alsace-
Lorrainers, first because we say we are
French, not German; next because we
do not choose to look on the portraits
OF German dignitaries which seem to
be so necessary to the welfare OF tho
Deutscher Kriegerverein. II adiutant
Beu and those for whom he speaks will
read history they will discover that by
race we are French, though by the for
tune OF war Alsnce and Lorraine have
been passed between France and Ger
many and are now German by conquest.
The Kriegerverein,w we suppose, knows
that when France ruled Alsace-Loraine
the German language was not inter-
ferred with, and so We speak both
tongues. Germany has done her best to
silence the French tongue. Adlutant
Beu bids US remember Sedan. We re-
member also Jena. But we are Amer
leans now, and when we fight again it
shall be, not under the tricolor, not I'M
der the banner OF Germany, which is
not our banner, but under the Stars
and Stripes, which we have sworn to
defend.
We are French by blood, Americans
by sacred adoption. The Kreigerverein
may worship foreign princes and be un:
happy out OF their presence; the chiet
ruler whom We honor is the President
OF the United States. This is why we
turn to the wal! in our meeting hall the
portraits OF men who represent nothing
that inspires us with patriotic feeling.
Those who like those men and what
they represent, may turn those pictures
to the front again.
Our society is for fellowship and as
sistance to the needy, not to keep alive
any old country questions which have
nothing TO do with this country, but
the Deutscher Kriegerverein will not
be permitted to walk over us. If they
attack us through the German press we
shall defend ourselves through the press
that speaks the language Of our country.
joins STEYLg,
MtcHAEL FREtswuTH,
Paul RIGoT,
VIcToR HAFTERMEYER,
EUGENE STAHL,
Committee.
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Chicago Leads.

To prevent its fine boulevard being
cut mp bya general trade traffic Chicago
provides by ordinance that no vehicle
that does not carry woman may use
that highway. Presumably u heavy
wagon driven by woman, no matter
how much damage the wagon may do
to the highway, may 60 its way unmo-
Tested. The fact 10 that women are not
usually tho navigators OF these craft.
Capitalists have set their covetous
eyes OIL the boulevard for street car
purposes, and to drive through the or
dinancc they will supply their cars with
women conductors. The promoters see
no reason why woman cannot collect
fares as well as a man and turn them
into the company with equal facility.
Tho employment is thought to come
under the head OF light work for which
women are peculiarly fitted.
Drunken men and toughs of all sorts
will be easily dealt with, because they
will have too much respect for them
selves to kick up row with woman.
This feeling will be more intense he
cause the company has no idea Of select
ing the most homely women it can find
for the innovation.
Thus it appears that in one way and
another Chicago will make the environ
ment of the Worlds Fair as picturesque
as possible, keeping in mind the show
mans golden rule, nothing to offend
the most fastidious taste"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08
rhn Rnr nnh the Klte.

The boy likes 70 fly the kite. He
likes to see the kite 60 up. He likes to
see the kite belly and feel 1t pull. The
boy could fly the kite on the open'lot.
He would rather fly 1t where the'horses
are. Tho boylikes to zee the horses get
frightened and run. When the horses
run the boy has fun. This is why the
boy flies the kite in the street. When
the policeman sayl no, the boy will not
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

If there is anything left Of the Penn
sylvania Republican Leaguers after
they get through fighting each other,
they will turn in on the Democrats and
make it lively for them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

Tue New York, Sun thinks electrOcu-
ton has not come to stay. II the Sun
will communicate this to the FIVE who
have gone that way it may bring them
a certain sense Of relief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

Mas. CLEVELAND cannot go to the
ocean to battle, because tho fiend of
the camera lieth in wait for her. So
she has the ocean brought to her by
the bucketful, and the tiend has not
been smart enough to take a snapshot
at the bucket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

WASHINGTON will be in her glory next
year when the G. A. R. comes along.
1t is hard to get ahead Of Washington
as a host when she keys herself up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

II Emperor William will do US the
honor to visit the Worlds Fair, as is
suggested, he may bet his bottom thalcr
that we shall put the big pot in the
little one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

ton Mr.. Blalne's chances Of nomination
land election) would I've improved.
They bawled Blaine! Blaine! Blaine! !!
in answer to all argument once before
and got him beat. DO they want TO re-
peat that experiment.
Republicanly yours,
q r,,,,,-t,, n Ay, I 1871
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

Ex-sESAroR INGALLS,, as Southern
lecture card, is decidedly new kink.
The talk comes high, $500. but Mr.. In
gals has gone in to sell his views for
all they will bring and this is what
they are bringing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

The Detroit encampmentOf the Grand
Army Of the Republic was one OF the
most successful, and, the veterans say,
most enjoyable, ever held by this great
organization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

WE are moved by the Hrald's latest
"daily hint from Paris" to ask whether
1t has become the habit OF the Partisan
girl OF the period to lay aside her nose
when she goes out for constitutional.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

fy the kite before the policeman. The
policeman does not often say no. He is
too busy smiling at the girl across the
street. So the bow has fun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08
NOTICE THIS.

There is a great rush to see
MADAM MITCHELL. the English
AstrologIst. She. through her won
derful powers, effected a reconcile
latIon between my husband and me
after a separation Of two years, for
which shall ever feel grateful. |
would advise all who are In trouble
to consult her Immediately at her
residence, No. 1927 Market street,
aas floor' MRS. H. SMITH.
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Camp Meeting
,MoundsvIlle Camp Grounds !
DISQUALIFICATION.

The following eminent camp meeting work
will be present and take part: Rev. W. Swim
Geo. f Reed. d. D., President Of Dickinson Col
lcgc; Rev. Merritt 1Eulburd, d. D., Pastor spring
Garden Street NJ. E. Church, Philadelphia; RcrS.
c. NJ Roswell aud GeOrgHM. ltrondhead. Young
ren's Meeting: Rev. Amos Johns m. Rev. D. W:
Gordon. Rev. Vim. n. Jones. riot. E. y. Excel
aud chorus ni l0J voices, and Ministers OF the
West Virginia Conference. Excursion rates on
Iii rnIlrnndS Ani
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10 ne Eailor oftAe Mlanaennr.

TO tie Biiior Of tie Iaiditqtanef.
stE:-I notice a disposition on the
part OF some OF Blaine's fool friends to
belittle the President, and rin Of the
opinion that II they were packed away
in Ice until alter tho National eouTsn-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

THE artificial rain idea is about this:
You carry your rain storm in your
pocket condensed in the convenient
form Of a little chunk Of high explosive.
When you get ready you hoist your UNI
brella and let her go. If the umbrella
is borrowed the scheme won'twork.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

The denser the fog the .denser the
ignorance of those whose duty it is to
protect the lives Of railroad passengers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08
Arr HIrh.KIckers ArtIsts2

Once more the Treasury Department
is to be called on to decide between art
and common everyday labor. Walter
Damrosch has found it necessary to
engage abroad some talent for the bal
let. Mr.. Damrosch thinks these girls
are artists and go not under the import
ed labor ban.
Dancing by those who know how is
professionally an art, but whether Mr..
Damrosch has engaged artists remains
to be determined. The Treasury De-
pattment might save itself trouble by
referring the importahBquestion to a
jury drawn from the bald.head row.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

A ST. CLA1Rsv1LLE correspondent
makes the good point that Republicans
who prefer Blaine for President should
not want to run over everybody they
meet. This is not the best way to make
friends for Blaine, and it is not fair play,
which all Americans should meet with
from all other americans. Blaine is
the Republican favorite, but there are
Republicans who have other prefer
ences.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

THE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCE
/. a bright. eparkilng, Instructive hnIi
10 lnAi. II u original IN every drPaNI.t.'ird
clean in every line and suited - u = y y "a
% interest aud Improve every member "
family, whether u ctiy Or country
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-08

BALMAcRDA has shown what can be
done in financial way by party that
commands good supply of paper and
fair-to-middliuG printing press Bal
maceda's party has made money so
plenty in Chile that ii you have bushel
basket filled with it you may get loaf
Of bread. If Balmaccda can tear him
self away from Chile he will have no
trouble to get a job with theheap-cheap
money party in this country.
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MRUSTEE's sALE.

he virtue Of n deed Of tvnst made by Thomas
lIowley and Bridget IIowIey. b Is wife, TO me As
trustee dated September 5. 1888, recorded IN the
office OF the Clerk Of the Comfy Court oil Ohio
County, MeSt Virginia, in peed oil Trust Hook
No. ID page 3sl. will sell Ut the north front
door Of the Court House Of said county on
SATURDAY, TIE 5rrt DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1891.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the following
Part Of Iii numbered ten in tho Joseph Cald'
we'll addition 10 the City Of Wheeling, being the
cast twenty-five feet fronting on Twenty'ninth
street and extending hack northwnrdly, being q
uniform width Oi twenty-five feet, distance OF
moi less than one hundred feet TO MI alley.
TERMS or SALE-Onethirl and As much m ore
rs thc purchaser elects TO pay In cash on the ihy
Of sale, the balance III two equal instRllmene at
one and FwO years. notes bearing interest from
the day OF sale 10 10 given for the deferred pay
lnents. -, %. ,,o,,nrS r,,,,0o
W II. HAILFR AuctIoneer huSsSAM
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RfI1IIE


4Oi q s 90 u
ORDERS on CONTINGENT PooE FrSD.
During the fiscal year ending May ~, isal. Ina
several members Of the Board OF COmmis siogrrS
Of the County OF Ohio as Oversees Of the T,T
issued orders on the Contingent Poor Fund n,
follows for groceries, COAL shoes etc, VIZ:
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Groceries, %
Also $ loads Of coal, Is pals Of SHOES aud Is
buFias. .
Groceries, etcss5JsI5Es.,....,,,. s.......sat1 90
Also II loads Of coal, burials, etc.
CLAY DISTRICT.
Also y load; Of coal and Il GafIais '''''' ''''
UNION DISTRICT.
Also. & loads Of coal, raf 81 shoes and
' cESrRE DISTRICT.
aI %se, load: Ct coal pairs Of ;cs; 6l{
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
%so pai Of shoes and burial 100
EIcInE District.
Also, SilaSds Of coal and y pairs Of shoes shoes
HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
Groceries, %
mrApELRuIA pts1mcr.
Groceries. "a
Also, / load OF coal
LIBERTY DISTRICT,
Groceries, e.
Also, loads of con-.
The originals Of the foregoing reports Of OYER
seen OF the Poor. setting forth expenditures In
DETAIL are on tie in this Office for the Inspection
OF any one desiring 10 soc them.
HENRY II. PENDLETON.
Clerk Of the Board OF Commissioners.
nugnlw
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pEDEMPTIoN OF JAUGHLIN
LII NAIL COAfPAHY'S MORTGAGE BONDS.

III NAIL CoMPAEY's MORTGAGE DOSDs
The holders OF Laughlln Nail Complnys
Bonds, secured by its mortgage dated December
2, 1855, and recorded In DelMont county, Ohio
land records, In Record OF Mortgages, volume
berad q d, Z, IL, 20, re, ~, 20, 20, 30,
So, az, Is, 90, So, Sc, %, 9S, 90, 72, -,
~, so, Sc, 80, O., OF, OS, 1O2, have been
by lot selected for payment in accordance with
the provisions Of said mortgage, and Will be
paid with accrued interest upon the preseniH
lion thereof at the Exchange Bank Of Wheeling,
In the city OF Wheeling, West Virginia, oil the
2ld day oil August, A. D. 1891, atwhlch time tie!
will ceaSe 10 bear interest
LAUGiILlN NAIL COMPANY.
by W. L. GLESsSER, President
AUGUST, 1871. aul.TThAs
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GALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROP y,
- ERTY Twill sell al private sac ths i p,y,,t
ing property belonging 10 The estate ui .,,,,,.
Campbell, deceased, id-wli; The luoer ,aIi y
bell Homestead, No. II South Tenn NIees, ~ n
property occupied BIS Sit. J. Il Noise r"hffii Il
soIfth Penn and Zane trceiA: the Wr.t i w al
Virginia street, occupied by It. bnfi @ttSs', n
and other tenants; hOnSr No. q on eiN, 5'3 IN
south Penn street. occupied by NJ. samuel M, N,
house No. a hn satilr street, oeruplrn " ,,.St
Charles J. Wclty, and house No. 10 on SAIne ~
occupied by Mr. John r. smith. fnr pfiH,,. N
terms apply al tile oce II Caldwell 4 saiHni .,,
ntiorneys-dt.laW, over German hank MHsy'''N
len Adnlnsmilf.-
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Our o. WEE USUAL ORDER

s. clairriEe, o., aug. =. 1891.
The sun., 1891-06-28

LUDWIG voS DoLcKE. a welI-known Ice.
lander practising medicine In Detroit. is said
to have gone back to his native country TO
urge on tho Government favorite plan OF bis
for the transportation OF the entire population
OF Iceland to Alaska The story is probably
not to be taken seriously. and such a whole.
sale emigration would doubtless DO imprac,i.
cable, even IL 1t were not certain to be opposed
by the strong patriotic conservative feeling
which endears even Iceland to its people. But
is 1t not rash TO assume that tho Icelandsrs
would be happier In Alaska than in Iceland
Lie is simpler In the old home. but not the
less worth living. There is loss wealth
and less Intense struggle for wealth. but
there is. perhaps. IS much peace and love and
calm content as anywhere. Famine occasion.
ally devasta,es that remote island. but lie fam
Inc unknown even in Kansas? Perhaps DIR.
VoS DoLcKE's mission may bring only discon.
tent instead OF happiness 70 Iceland. II his
glowing descriptions OF the wonders Of Alaska
find many listeners like the stories OF city life
told BY wandering son 10 the cid folks at the
farm OF his childhood
The sun., 1891-06-28

A country correspondent. asks US "if a
bright young man may yet indulge hope Of
making fortune In New York;" We answer
that 10 may. most assuredly. and that these
times are unusually hopeful times for him.
There are in New York thousands OF young
men who are on their way to fortune. and who
have every prospect Of growing rich. Some Of
them are making money iu business. all kinds
OF business. wholesale and retail Some OF
them are making 1t in real estate. by judicious
transactions. Soms are making 1t in manu-.
featuring industries. which are numerous and
extensive in New York. Some are making it
IN tho building trades. which are always active
here. Some are making II In the practice OF
law. some In the profession OF medicine. and
others In many other avocations. Sure it is
that young man. a sensible. practical, enter
prising, Intelligent. and honest young man,
may Indulge the hope Of winning a fortune in
New York.