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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

$50. IS to Chicago ahd Return.
Commencing Aug. l, the great Rock Is
land railway will sell round trip tickets TO
Chicago and return for SO 65, good to re-
tuIn any time inside of thirty days; single
fare Sl3.40 Free reclining chair cars
through without change. Sleeping Car
accommodations can be secured on npplica-
tion at the Rock Island ticket office. cor
ner Main and Douglas.
d6l tt. j H. PHILLIPS, Pass. Agt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
New York Produce and Monev,

NEW YORK. Oct T.
Ccfee-Spot Rio frmer and in good demand. No
I. 1880.
sucar-Renned steady; Cut loaf 5ska5 lS-l6c gran.
blated j. l60t511 standard A 5-ltGQ51ac
, ,totton--Dul but l-l6c higher. Allddling uplands
sc. mfddllng Orleans s5sc.
Money on call easy. per Cent,
Prime paper 7p9 per cent.
Sterling exchange duh. with actual business at
S3@4 sS54 for sixty-day bills and u sasz4 S. for
demand,
Silver certificates 13]fc
Total sales OF stocks today. 5s. 500 shares
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Ga Orleh~- 6 sSd : tie Missouri Pa
eng ,ssfsNy ssE zzk~ Se.s q "a - -
CAsExxo Sns FsfsFe. sss1 SO - Sc -. IssfSss
aud f-sura- fseksEs ep09 FvssTLs7x oDs-l
Ocs. -. lssi A. eztF tsc@s2 ssescs. Is -sfsrz ?
Nzln ssse~t Or ~ sAe GssssS. essfssrf -sS1ss1
aSc Is les.tz sssss<a, feT ssS iEfaxaz =; o.
=. 3 ELEtELxG. ,
gkss4rxsf Eea Tsekss AGA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Hog market active and steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Wichita Produce Narket.

Potatoes-C Colorado 75c. Eggs l9@Iic Butter
First creamery 2lC second creamery 15c OtheI
grades l5GlSc.
Chtckens-Hens &c Der pound; spring 6I6c; roosters
E. Ducks; old &c, young 4c, geese. Ol0 &C. young
X: turkeys Sc,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

TIE Ttisoss Manufacturing srop4Ey
have Fs1T@s tssssz bassB<ss ftess ths seogsst
tsa<k ca a11sh Asso ssssxt ~ - Meta
Nssss stsse1. 8 avfs sksy @ss txseJ - tzkes
xae ~sfvx sss.. fssssses aId c1sssszsrs
ASK
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
,.p-,.s,. NJ P.,.ee-s Paras.

The Great Rock Island railway will sell
round trip tickets 10 Kansas City ana re-
turn for single fare. Tickets on sale Oct
), anu ). good returning mp 10 and Ia
Guiding Oct :. ). II PHILLIPS,
City Passenger Agent, L, H. l. q Z X
aIi3 10
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DR.. j. E. BENNETT,
1z6 n. Main st, Wichita, KS.
New FaIl Goods

In great variety, for suits. pants, or over
coats, at panic prices. Satisfaction guar
anteed: Wichita Tailoring company. 309
n Main. 123-It*
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

"Yaas," said Chollv, "my mother was
Q Won Danderbeck."
Dear me-" rejoined Trotter, in .
tone of sympathy, that must worry
you awfully. May ask, did she die Of
it?"-Life.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
To China PaInters

All ladies interested in China painting.
are cordially invited to attend a meeting
at Miss JekyIl's studio in Lewis academy.
(room No 4) Cd Tuesday afternoon, Octo-
Der 10, at 3 o'clock. TIE object of the
meeting Is to organize IN association to
promote Az interest in this most popular
branch of art. I23-1t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
Ioca, Grain ana Feed Market.
WiehIta Horse MarkAt.

Wheat No. 3 .5c. Corn 55c. Oats 2692sc. Bale
hay Is 20. Ground corn i56lS5c. Corn and oa
mixed ?uc, Bran 70c
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 7-Cottor firm: middlipp
splands &C, low mfddliDg ialc good OF binary 13sc
BOSTON. Get. 7.-Santa Re railways l!3l
BALTIMORE. oct. 7-COffee steady. Spot Flo Isls
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
Cheap Excursion to st. Louis via the Frisco

Cheap Excursion to st. Louis via the Frisco
Line.
On account CT the St. Louis fair to be
held in ST. Louis, Mo-. Oct to Z, the
Frisco line will sell round trip tickets at
one fare. Tickets op sale Sept. 30 to Oct.
6 Inclusive, limited for return up to and
including Oct. 10. Two through trains
daily equipped with Pullman sleeping
cars and free reclining chair cars For
other information, call on or address w.
D. Murdoch, D. p. A., or o. A. Brown,
Douglas avenue station. d1l1f
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08


To tie following points VIA the Aissoari
Pacific railway:
To Chicago. -....-..--.s--..-.- -sss. ..
To Chicago sad return, goed to-
thirty days ....,....-...-...s 49, -sS4's
To Chicago aud rs.arn. good u4.ia
Nov. d.. -..-...--+-s-...s- -. -
asg sis -
To -. Louis sl5-l1
To ~, Louis sud fstarn. good ~
thirty days. ...- ~
New. T p'....-.'...............-'.-sisl ~ 49,. sis .
Dsarsr DECENTRALIZATION hob
To Pueblo. Colorado sYsiazs stsG
Denver ssd ssturB. urB.e...-.-......s.-s-sst s-sstf,
To PoTtiaB5. Ore. srst class 0psg - 81. -
To Portland, orr. sacefsd e!ss~ssssT -.s-ffs
The abgve hg1rrs wall be ussd - ss@zias
rates 10 seiliag through ssessis sftasr szaf.
west, poFfh o. soggh. il nj. pay Tou =
cali a. osr city off3e~ Asss get ial! is.fo2 iiss
too as 70 rate. route. &. k9ulefsbsF tsss
40 I'sc railway = tie short Lac "a -
Louis and Cel0sx1o pCisis Tkrsss sfas1s
a oay 70 Kansas City. Chatsxe SD -
Loasz ises&sf Ts<iissag ehzIf esF- AZ.
Pullman psiaee siesssss. cars On sss sFs-s.s.
The ouly lioe Fupassg oszi q N.e.s'ss
that s-atz itz ear> bT go. tsDs sssiaIsx
ali accidents I asF might SeesE if1ss a. sx-
,ssosso1 of Oh tsSEgz
PE EffcxfxT.
pGT. A-. Missouri P=Saec Eff.
l.S. lAsa * ese9s1s. ks4s@s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Come 10 the cut sale a. t2s}S North
Msin street Ny room ]. too inil. Fitas
sid.boaTd cheap. Aiss. H0stY.
al-0sE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Wichita Bresdstun Marker.
Flour-Best patent u So. second patent 81 90. ex.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
129 N. Main Street.

SWIFT LINE TO LINCOLN AND OMAHA.
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.
Aug 20 the great Rock Island placed in
service fast train for the above points. Leav-
ing Wichita at 9 Is a. H., arriving at Lin
cola 9 p. IN. ana Omaha 1850 p. M. Ele-
giant chair cars on this train without extra
charge. j. II. PHILLIPS,
City Ticket Agent, Wichita, Kan.
Il. j. ANDERSON,
s3dtf A. G. p. A, Topeka, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
Wichita Mule Market.

Nhande. to years old. ...........S So One s. 90
ley han0s. 10 years old. 81 U0s 50 90
10 hands: extra. 10 years od.... 10 Gtha l0U 0g
1b.s hands good. Ito years old 20 U0G 20 90
lbf hsnds extra, 70 years od.-... 1l5 OOg l25 10
Ib>& hands. GOOD TO years old Ito GGGllb D.
Tito lob hands. good toeXtra. to
ysars DID,. 10 O0el50 o.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

In al civilized countries the mum.
ber Of criminals has increased from ten
to thirty-avs per cent in the last fifty
years
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
KANSAS TO TIE FRoNr

with act ard Improved Train service TO Kan
hsstfty. 81 Iogi, chiea=o zaa ths
Noria's Isif.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Take Myers stage line at Wharton and
Orlando for Saltwater. Lewis Myers,
proprietor. ,5sf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
NIil!llss E5gle
FINANCEANDCOMMERCb.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at Inc "lcni'e
Union stock Yards for the Past 4e
Hours Were: Cattle, 234: logs. 100.
sh,pments: Cattle. rs: Hogs, none.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Take stage AT y oble for Tecumseh Bes
and shortest route. WIN. SHEAGER
Manager
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
Excursions via the saba Fe 10 rhe Following
Point>.

foiHts.
For the Kansas State Fair. 70 be held at
Topeka Sept 80 to Oct. 7-Ooe fare for
round trip. Tickets on sale Sept - To
Oct Z, Emitted for return up to and in
Guiding Oct. g.
For the Kansas City Fair. to be held at
Kansas City, No., sept. - to 30-One far.
for round trip Tickets on sale Sept. a
cIudiug Oct. l.
Eor the Priests OF Paiiss parade at Kan
sas City Mo-, Oct. to 7--One fare for ths
round trip. Tickets on sale Oct ). 4 and 5
limited for return up To aud including
Oct. Z
For the 81. Louis Fair, to bs held at ST.
Louis, Mo-, Oct. 2 30 7-Ons fare for tho
round trip Tickets on sale Sept. 20 TO
Oct. d inclusive. limited for return mp TO
and Including Oct. IL. w. ID. MURDOCH
ulll II
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
Loves CucertaiBty,

Loves Cncertaisty.
Mercutio-Why dost thou not ask her
hand III marriage and have done with
1t?
Brabantio-I dare not.
Mercutio-Why, prithee?
Brabantio-In these most trouble
some times. my lord, great fortunes
nay be swept away il breath.-Puck.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Elegant reclining chair all trains. sud
Pullman sleepers from Wichita to Kansas City aud
Chicago without change night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked firo,tgh all points
north south, east and west. and steamship tickets
sold to all European points nt lowest rates. City
ticket orice 100 East Douglas avenue corner Main
street: passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues Telephone la-
J. II. PHIyLirs. Ticket Agsat
fNo. SERASTIAN. G. 4. & i. A. Ch,cago. Ill.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
LOOK HERE!

never sold so many Pianos and Or
gans since the boom as have this sum
mer, but l need some more money and
will continue these low prices for short
time. l have had customers from
Hutchinson, Newton, Sterling, Eldora-
do, Winfield, Arkansas City, Caldwell.
Anthony, Kingman, Pratt, and most of
the small places, and still they come.
have a lot of high price goods at the
price of cheap goods, if can get cash.
Don't wait and then say you was sorry.
Come at once or write.
Dealers can get Chicago and New
York prices on all kinds of musical
goods.
/ have got anytbine YOU want.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Route.
Excursion tickets ON sale Oct. 81 and i
tI4. Q5 for round trip. Returning ticket
will be limited mp TO and including Oct u
This reduction is made on account OF
Chicago day AT the fair. The Santa Fs
route have in their daily service from
Wichita the fastest train In the west lt
leaves at HIS a. NJ. and arrives in Chicago
at II a. IN. next day and cAryies "A through
vestibuled char Car tsests free} aud Pull
man sleeping Car without change from
Wichita To Chicago. Patronize tue line
that has inaugurxted the low rates.
". ID. MURDOCH. Asst. Pass. Agt,
1853 North Main street.
o. A. BROWN. Ticket Agt,
Douglas avenue station. dis lot
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

Z o@T-w&yCA. CEz&A. y. ~ r. % -
II s56e- 4. - ~ q 4 81 1sr x%-zz, ~ sS~&'<
Io-yo II kx-e< l~xsE skA- sAAS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
WICHITA, Oct. Z.
Cattle market steady to strong.

The quotations mere presented are TO give the
shipper an idea Of the general range OF prices
N 81 20 ~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08

GOING NORTH AND EAST
No. o.2Kansas CITY st. Louis
and Chicago. Worlds Fair
limited. daily. e23AM fZSA
No Colorado springs,
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily, ,.............. e23AM eS
No. Kansas City st Louis
and Chicago night ex.
daily. y.............. :. 49,. io45PM 1o5oP,
No. 81 Accommodation.
daily. except Snnday....... IL M u SP
GOING SOUTH.
EXPRESS daily spPM 6sip,
Nos Oklahoma ex. daily 425AM &0A,
No. 81. Accom-. daily except
SUNDAY ................I elepN 2NP,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-08
GEN ERIL STOHlGE.

VDepc-t OF the condition OF STATE. NATION
HI AL BANK OF WIchits. al ws~hstz. in thc sfafe
of Kansas, a. tie close " business. OSt arc lSsS
RESOURCES.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-16

Melinda, wtiew Vt wv latv Cait Wtliam
Shllte, an old and respected c'i1zen dIed al
Her h4,Mr ID Belfast March 4th agr,. y. ve.tr~
] months and - days. Mrs. StHtc WA, 4,
native ~ Prospect anu WaS te oldest dalt.l-
ter Of Daniel anG BetscN Frcn,I She Has
three Sisters living Mrs. Eliza Ann HjalInh-
ara Of Stockton Mrs Maria Trivt tt. uf Pr,,s-
pcct, and Mrs Reherca Smith of Eutl>srnrt.
Her family consisted uf seven sons and tMo
daughters William Lew is, Frank, Darius
f. ana Lean.er i. are dead A Aloizu nd
Hartford reside in Belfast. Hartford and his
sister Mary Elizabeth live IN the homestead
Daniel +. resides III Jacksonville Fla Mrs
Shute was a kind and ronsideratr mother
an,. Il devoted wife. Thus long and useful
life is ended The funeral was held on Thurs
day last at her home, Rev. Mvra Kings bury
ably conducting the services.
Paul Y. Wakefield died iii Sanford Me-
Mar. 10th and his remains were brought here
for interment. Nfr. WAX etield was born in
kcnnebunk in 1873. He came to Belfast WHEN
about twenty-siN years old and began the
baking business in a house which stood up-
on the lot now covered by the second tene-
ment west Of Mrs. McClmtock's residence
The Republican journal., 1893-03-16
Boston's Big Fire.

FIVE MILLION D0LLARS GO .UI in SMOKE.
Boston had a -, 600 600 fire last Friday
night, which burned several squares in
the vicinity OF the Boston and Albany de
pot. 1t started in Partridge x Co S toy
shop and many employees We're cut oil
from escape. Horrible scenes ensued,
people jumping from high windows and
others falling bank into the flames. Among
the dead are l.. III. Redpath senior mem
ber Of the firm Of Redpath Pros. Several
are known to be dead, many are missing
and there is 4 long list ot injured. The
principal losers aIe Brown Darrell 4 90,
Barnard Armstrong Silk Co., Partridge 4
90, swain Fulhr NJ manufacturing Co.,
W oonsnckct hnbberN o. A humber Of new
and very large blocks We're destroyed
The nitea States hotel was SLIGHTLY clam
aged
TW" young men employed by the
Jaquith Rubber Conn nany, in tA4 Partridge
building, are missing. and ii is feared they
are buried in tile ruins IialN Tanner,
aged Is, OF EoXbury, and Lewis Buck.
aged IN ot Ballardvale They were at
work IN the fifth tool ot the builling and
We're not seen after the fire broke out
The number Of injured foots up :;r and
TIE dead three. Some IL. 600 barrels nt
rum. belonging 70 Col Jonas III. French.
stored III Ms Warehouse IN Tufts Street
We're destroyed IN the lirc. The loss,
With the government tax, is about so 600.
Vt a special meeting of the Boston board
ut tire under writers Saturday. it Was
unanimously decided to increase the rates
ia The conllagration district Rates will
DC advanced 81 per 500 ot Insurance.
This increase is made Oh a basis Of a fixed
h,lzard and not hy percentage, becausn
the board believes the construction uf
buildings should not be considered in 4,
great contlagration. Advanced rates will
be promulgated immediately
Montana has appointed Lee Mantle the
ent Mayor Of Butte, and was the last Re
publican caucus nominee. He is about A.
years of age He was formerly a telegraph
operator. Later he became a proprietor
Of the Butte Inter Mountain, and dealer
in real estate and mining stocks. The
final ballot tone hnndredtl) taken in Joint
session of the Washington legislature
Thursday for United States Senator, re-
suited, Allen so, Turner "A, Griggs 5,
Shaw H. scattering IA. The Joint session
then dissolved The Governor Saturday
night appointed John Il. Allen United
States Senator to succeed himself. ~. The
Boston journal says: Mr.. Harold NJ
Sewall late Consul General at Samoa, a
brilliant young New England Democrat,
has been sounding the new administration
as to the prospects Of the Hawaiian treaty.
Mr.. Sewall predicts that it will ultimate
]y be ratified.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-16

Nuw, the l."lt4 bard 90. looks As ttl,e sno,l-
ef il WAS wound ln and dissolved, thc t"t-
ter ii viii be iur iiit stockholders. Ns,u can
call them INSURANCE, trust or faro concerns,
unless they honestly conducted the
"lanhs' wili g..t iiceced The expert ac-
ennntamts VIII" have examined the books rc-
tort THAT tile managers of the Lombard Co
have 'for year. wifuily, constantly and in
tention;.lly deceived and rnisled the stock
holders On every vital subject connected
with the company Still. the advisory com
mittee reports that the management is all
right and calls On the stockholders to retain
il. Well, if we had any money in a concern
like that we would either have new man
ag,'nlent or else sell ont and get out the best
we ronid. Boston Evening Record.
We are told that quite an amount Of the
stock and securities of the Lombard Com
pany is held il Belfast by private ndividu-
ais but not dollar by the banks. Indeed the
concern has been regarded with dstrust in
financial circles for some time. The opinion
now seems to De that holders of the securities
may escape loss but that the stock of the
company will not prove Very valuable. The
Belfast investment, are believed to be main
ly in securities.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-16

their testifying against them. AT the last
term OF court there Were ll9 eases Oh tile
criminal docket 1t would not he difficult to
try the cases in court, if the witnesses We're
disinterested and would be On hand when
wanted and would testify without fear or
favor: but the constant care and Wurry Of So
many cases to be tried upon the constant
vanishing testimony Of hostile witnesses is il
load which no one can adequately appreciate,
who has not undertaken to carry it. If an
attorney is not ready with his cases h4 is
liable To he ctnsured hy the Court ht il
sure to be torn in pieces by the temperance
people II he mol presses the cases: and he
cannot win vtr,licts without testinunv TIN.
liquor sellers Will work uron the witnesses
until court sits, and have no doubt shall
then be ohllged to examine new witnesses
before the grand jury for testimony IT, s,ls-
tam 1hc GASES new Nn the criminal ,lork,t,
notwithstanding | Nave once Vt great lalur
thoroughly prepared them fpr tliaI There
are about nlnrtN III aIl, most Nj which Ought
t. fe tried. A large amount of unfinished
business before the grand jury in january
WIS rontlnWcd for further .-Namilat iol at thr
April term ana there viii h, many new eases
to be- lnNt~ti gated then: for UniN ont locality
in tux cftN W Belfast W;lS Cleared Of iiquur
shops ana thtit are many other places in the
etN Whtre hIll@t> are Sold, Ind Thu haclS
TOWNS hANr n"t heel heard trom. Thc Ceuu-
tN Attorney must r. thc issuing ot sum
ntnags inr Witnesses, cstpaSe> fur tht arrest
oi WttrhNtl~. bring art.pls Wpon ,leau,tcd
ball. nc'rSSItatlllg the looking ilp OF titltS tr
rca r>tate ald tn tlip making NJ eNirS,
he>ltttS attending t. aii suct actions iii court:
taiNr rar, II tAe c;tsts which ~ to the Law
Court. enforce THE performance WIN thr
sheriff ana h> Deputies nf their otfirlal du-
re>. particularly their duties I" investigate
alld llHtltult proceedings against AIN Nlpia-
tions or supposed Violations of the liquor
laws ana perform all tMe other duties which
thf statute prescribe, for him 1u do. for 800
II,I
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-03
WADE HAINEs TO HANG.
Gov. Tillman Convinced That He Muir
dered Miss Hornsby.

Columbia, S. c., May 2-Thore now
seems to be no doubt of the guilt of Wade
Haines, the young negro who was con-
victed of numbering Miss Florence Horns
by in this county, and who has several
times been respited by Gov Tillman in
the belief that he was innocent. The
governor to-day announced that he would
no longer delay tho execution, which will
take place here next Friday. This case
has excited widespread interest and there
is hardly man in Columbia who has not
been of the opinion that the boy was
guilty for several months Detective Nc
Manus of Charleston has been working on
the case and his report submitted to the
governor states that there is no truth in
the statement of one Lazarus Field, VINO
made an affidavit that an old negro on his
death-bed had told him that ne had
found the bloody clothes of a white man
who had committed the crime of which
Haines was charged, and that all his in
vestigations tended TO disprove every
point made to establish Haines' innocence.
In announcing his decision to-day Gov.
Tillman stated that he had given this
case moro patient investigation and care
ful thought than any he had had before
him. The governor says: IF he is inno-
cent, as many believe he is, he is a victim
Of the strongest circumstantial evidence
that has ever been brought to my atten-
tiOu -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-03
BERINa SEA ARBITRATION.
A Lively Argument Over a Demand
Made by Great Britain.

Paris, May 2.-The Bering sea tribunal
of arbitration resumed its session to-day
and Mr.. Carter of the counsel for the
United States continued his argument
When Mr.. Carter proceeded to argue on
the subject of regulations he was inter
rupted by Sir Charles Russell of
the counsel for Great Britain, who
said Great Britain would not rece6e
from her position that the question
Of rights should be argued apart from the
question of regulations. An animated
discussion followed, in which Baron de
Courcet, president of the tribunal, Justice
Harlan, the British ambassador, Lord
Hannah, Sir Charles Russell and Hon H.
j. Phelps took part. Finally, IL was de-
cidcd that the counsel for Great Britain
should argue the two questions separately,
but the tribunal would not give separate
decisions. Mr.. Carter will conclude to-
day.
IN his pcroration Mr. Carter described
the slaughter of the female seals, heavy
with their unborn young, and other hor-
rors Of pelagic scaling. TO prevent these
horrors and TO protect the seal herds, the
United States had taken the position
which he had explained to the best OF his
ability. The United States had taken
this position at the risk Of war with
Great Britain, and they had been ready
to maintain this position and thus dis
charge their duties to humanity
oven if they had been obliged
to face half the world in arms
History would recognize their rights
and the justice OF their cause The duty
of the United States had not been extin-
guished by reference of the dispute to the
tribunal, but had been merely trans
ferred. The United States had with
drawn and left to arbitration the sacred
duty of forbidding pelagic scaling and
confining seal killing to the islands If
the tribunal should decline to assume this
duty it would only leave for pOsterity a
new source of contention. From begin
ming to end Mr.. Carter had spoken forty
hours.
AS he sat down Baron dc Courcet. pres
ident of the court, said: Il cannot refrain
from thanking you, sir, for this magnid-
cent speech, which has been character
ized by loftiness Of view well worthy of
this court -