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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-27

FRESNO, CAL, March 26.-Some testi-
mony was given in tho trial Of r. S.
Heath hero to-day which created pro.
found sensation. Heath is on trial for
tho murder OF Louis i. McWhirter,
which occurred over year ago. On
tho night OF the murder MCWhirter
was aroused from his alccp by pccu-
liar noise in his back yard. Ke went
out TO investigate and was shot by an
assassin. McWhirtor was n prominent
lawyer and politician. Suspicion was
Immediately drawn to McWhirtor's po-
litiCNl enemies. 1t was claimed also that
McWhirter had committed suicide, and
tho Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company contested the payment OF his
Iifo insurance on that ground, but the
court decided against tho company.
Tho detective who worked UP tho
mysterious caso gathered enough owl.
dence to warrant tho arrest OF Heath.
Heath belongs TO prominent family,
and is the son Of General Heath. He
was tried several months ago, the Jury
disagrccing, his second trial now having
been in progress several weck8. Ono OF
the strongest points in tho case against
him was the fact that several witnesses
had seen him in a buggy with COM
panion driving rapidly ont OF town
shortly after tho hour at which Nc
Whirtcr met his death.
To-day Mrs. Palmer. an eslimable
lady residing near this city. was brought
into court upon her bed, she being in
the last stages OF consumption. Mrs.
Palmer did not appear as witness in
the previous trial. Tho witness stated
that on tho morning OF the McWhirter
murder she was bringing her husband
into Fresno to take train which leaves
here at $50 4. m. She met. n short dis
TANGO from town, quickly driven
buggy containing two persons, one OF
whom was Reed 3. Terry, the other
she did not recognize. Just before
meeting tho buggy some blazing
rags had been thrown out OF it, and as
she passed she noticed that the dry
grass by the roadside was being ignitod.
She stopped, aliGhted aud stamped out
the flames. She stopped and picked up
the half consumed rags, one OF them
proving to be mask and the other n
handkerchief. upon which was tho
name OF r. S. Heath. The handker-
chief and mask she saved and produced
as evideace. Her testimony created
great excitement in court, the prisoner
being visibly balllcd.
Reed Terry, whom this evidence i'm
plicates in the murder. is well known
throughout the state. He ia q promi-
nent lawyer. and was the leader OF tho
political faction opposed to McWhirter.
Terry is nephew OF Judge Terry,
who was killed by Marshal Nagle as ho
was about to assault Justice Field, of
the United States supreme court, SOW
oral years ago. He ran for Congress in
tho Sixth district on tho Democratic
ticket, but was defeated.
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PITTsnURGn, Pa, March GA foreign
attachment was Issued to-day by B. NJ.
Everson, OF this city, against General J.
Coxcy, commander oi the Commonweal.
The claim is for 5000, for mill supplies.
In view OF tho fact that Mr.. Coxey has
seemingly abandoned his business and
is deroting his energies and money TO
the army and its objects, Mr.. Evcrson
felt 1t necessary to protect himself.
Sheriff Richards will send deputes to
the border OF tho county to meet Cen
eral Coxcy and escort him TO the
sheritf's office, where he will be re-
quired to give bail in tho sum OF 81 800
or remain hero. The company organized
in tho Eighteenth ward OF this city to
meet Coxey has been disbanded, the
reports received having discouraged the
members.
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LOUISVILLE, O., March 2G.-But seven
ty-two OF Coxey's CommonweaIers had
the courage to march away from Canton
this afternoon in the face Of tho wintry
blast that was blowing at tho time set
for tho start. The band deserted at that
point also, and that took much of the
spirit out Of tho soldiers. Tho march
from Canton to this place through two
inches Of snow, and in a temperature
twenty degrees above zero, was any,
thing but pleasant experience ior tho
thinly clad wanderers, who had imagined
thit the ontire trip to Washington
wo, d be sort OF spring time frolic.
Fifty tramps were picked up between
Canton and this place, and when the
army went into camp tonight it mum.
bered 10 men aside from the officers.
They claimed enlistments Of $50.
Much excitement was created to-day
by the announcement that three oil the
trnmps had robbed man named John
Ruegg OF 4 watch and $40 in money.
This was the first lawlessuess, but no
arrests wero mado.
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Bctwccna Wcst VirE!aian and Four Ken.
tuckInns Across IL Creek.

Bctwccna Wcst TirEIaiau and Four Ken.
tuckInns Acruss IL Creek.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March 26.-At
the mouth of Knox creek, in Logan
county, Sunday afternoon, Dayc Christ
ian became involved in difficulty with
Ed Hcnsley. Ad Coleman, Mel Simpson
and r. Mechcm. Christian was on the
Vest Virginia sdc Of the river and the
other men on the Kentucky side. They
fired n number Of shots at each other.
Christian was shot twice by the gang
who were standing on the Kentucky
side. and his wounds may prove fatal.
Over ono hundred shots were fred BY
the parties across the river. 1t was II
regular battle. Christian surrendered
himself to the West Virginia authori-
ties. Two OF the kentuckiaus were in
jured, but not fatally.
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PITTsDURGH, pa, March 96.-At
Youngstown, O., tomorrow afternoon
the wage conference committee OF the
Amalgamated Association will meet the
Mnhoninr Valley manufacturers aud in
all probability n new boiling rate will
be agreed upon. The conference which
will be held in tho rooms OF the Ohio
Valley Manufacturers Association may
or may not be lengthy one. but it al
ready seems to DO settled fact that the
preaont rate which calls ior$4 Is ton,
will be lowered to mcct the recent heavy
cuts in the Pittsburgh district. 1t is
thought 81 rate will be agreed upon.
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THB FIRST TRAIN
Over tho 3. & o. Branch Road Bo-
tween Fairmont and Pittsburgh
CARRIES MANY west YIRGINIANS
To tho Metropolis OF Western Penn.
sylvluia u8 Their Gupsts.
UPPER NONONGAHELA VALLEY

represented by tho Most Prominent
Professional and business Men OF
that ScCtiOn-Hoyally Treated ut
tho Chamber Of Commerce RCccp-
tIOn-GOvcrnor Fleming Addresses
tho Mcmbors of that Body on tho
Resources of This State, and Tolls
Them What n Rich Portion of tho
Country Is Opened by tho Compile
tlOn oftho New Road.
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WlLKER'S DETAIL
To tho Pnc!tlc-Does Not Know What tho
Presidents Intentions Are.

To tho PncIlc-Does Not Know What tho
Presidents Intentions Are.
WASHINGTON, March %. - Admiral
John G. Walker, who has been as.
signed to tho Pacific station, has not
yet left Washington, being detained to
receive his instructions. These are
now in course OF preparation at the
navy department, and tho President,
who himself selected Admiral Walker
ior this important command. is taking
an active interest in their definition.
1t is expected the admiral will be
able 10 receive these instructions in
time to leave Washington day alter to-
morrow and will take the steamer Of
April s from San Francisco for Homo
lulu. The admiral processes TO be in
Ignorance as yet OF the scope oil his in
structions and consequently could not
say anything us to the Likelihood OF the
establishment OF coalinG station at
Pearl harbor. There is an impression
horc that this matter will be left large.
ly to Admiral Walkers discretion; that
it is not the sole or even the main pur-
pose OF his detail, but that tho Prcsi-
dent selected him for the post in order
TO have at Honolulu an officer upon
whose judgment and experience he
could rely in case OF trouble.
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tho CommonwcaI. It Ia addressed to
tho common people Of tho United
States. 1t says tho Shylockg are doing
all thcy can to crush and rum CoxCy
financially and by closing in on him for
payment OF some Of his obligations. and
FoCking to divert attention from his
real purpose Of relieving the distress
and suffering OF tho common people.
1t says when Governor Mckinley was
in distress tho plutocrats contributed
to his rolicf. Tho common pooplo
should now come to tho relief OF their
benCiaCtor and contribute in such sums
as they can, no matter how small. The
paper is signed by ]. J. Ashenhurst,
candidate for governor on tho Prohibi-
tion ticket in 1891; Allen Cook. n local
enthuaiasti II. W. Kerch and Dr.. Kirby.
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DENVER. COL, March 2G.-"Genera"
Hamiltou's Denver contingent OF
Coxey's army will have to walk out OF
town unless they pay their fares. 1t
was announced last nightSsthat the
Santa Fe road would be called upon to
furnish train for the pilgrims. At
the Santa Fo offices it was said to-day
that the company had refused TO fur
nish q train TO tho California division OF
the army and would undoubtedly re-
peat its refusal should the Denver con-
iingant make its promised demand.
Tho other roads will also decline to give
free transportation.
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THE PAIGE FIASCO.
Tho Total Amount of Forged Paper Said 10
Bc S3,O0O,OOO

Tho TOtnl Amount OF Forged Paper Said to
lie S3,O0O,OOO.
CLEVELAND. O., March 2G.-Tho Leader
has the following:
The substance OF depositions taken in
New York and filed n few weeks ago in
the court Of common pleas Of Trumbul
county. for use in tho lawsuits begun
there bv banks holding notes Of Paige,
Carey K Co., with tho alleged John
Huntington endorsement, havo Just
come to tho knowledge OF u correspond
cnt OF the Leader in Warren. These
dcpositions throw great light on the
transactions OF David K. Paige in con-
noction with the Huntington endorse
ment, for il the testimony Of the man
who swears he wrotc the body OF the
notes can be relied upon, the paper is
sued to receive tho Huntington endorse
ment between May y, 1890, aud March
10, 1892, aggregated $3,0O1,OOO, while the
testimony OF Mr.. Huntington in tho
case in court in this county. now set-
tied. was to tho effect that within that
time he endorsed only about $4,000 Of
nntes for Paige, the last being in April,
1901
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LOOKING FOn 4 VETO
or tho scIgnlornSc IInl-Cnnt Pass 1t Oyer
Il Veto,


WASHINGTON, D. c., March 96.-Rep.
rcsontativo Bland consulted with his
silver associates OF tho house to-day US
to tho chances OF paSslhg tho silver
scigniorago bill over vUto. lie found
most OF tho men who had voted ior the
bill ready TO endorse IL again cvon
against veto. Whether hO will make
tho move or not, Is not yet certain as
tho most radical friends Of tho bill
recognize that tho necessary two.thirds
vote to overcome tho veto could not DO
secured in tho house and without il the
move could amount TO no moro than Il
protest.
The vote on the passage OF tho bill
was: Yeas lCS, nays l20, and not vo!-
ing 0G. This yea vote was secured only
after protrHclcd struggle, during
whichthn house was without quorum
most Of the time. 1t is believed to rep
resent almost tho full strength of the
blll. 10 pass tho measure over voto
would require 2Jj yea votes in IL full
vote. But as full house is never to
bo expected, tho 207 present at tho last
vote is counted OH as about the number
who would vote on the veto question.
With such membership two-thirds
vote necessary to overturn tho veto
would be los, or thirty more than Mr..
Bland could command on tho passage Of
the bill. These thirty would have to
bu drawn from tho liity-siX not voting
on tho passage OF tho bill, as tho orig.
inal negative vote could bo rcliod upon
to sustain the veto. 1t is conceded by
the silver men that they could not ret
tho necessary third, 60 that in any
event the move TO pass the bill over tho
veto would be nothing more than q
iormality.
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WILL BE N CLOVER.
II Co1cy's Army Ever Reaches Economy
They VIII 1.-Two High.


They VIII 1.-Two High.
PlrTsBUEGu, Pa, March 2G.-Cozey
and his army OF the Commonweal will
get royal reception when they strike
quaint old Economy, Pa, if they ever
get that far on their way to Washing
ton.
This was decided upon to-day by tho
board of trustees OF tho Harmony
GoCicty. A wagon load OF potatoes, SOW
eral hundred loaves Of bread and lot
OF good old-fashioned ginger cakes such
only as can be found Mt Economy, have
been set aside for the army Of peace.
Furthermore, it has been settled that u
steer is 10 bo slaughtered, dressed and
cooked on the hillside when the army
approaches the village.
4 member OF the board says trustee
Duss met CoXey last woCk and extend
cd IN invitation to tho Commonweal TO
dine there. During the conversation
Mr. Duss asked Coxcy if he was going
to march his men from Washington
back to Maasillon if his mission failed.
March them back" said Coxey in as
tonishment, mot by q iugtul. | will
got on 4 train and come homo myself,
but tho army must get homo US bes:
they cll.n
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DVINDLING down.
Tho Infantry OF Snow and Cavalry
of Wintor's Blasts
TOO MUCH FOR SUMMER SOLDIERS
Only Used To Grassy BedB and
Blankets OF Moonlight.
THE ARMY REACHES LOUISVILLE,

But with Sadly reduced Ranlis-Thc
Bitter Experiences of tho First
Nights Outing ut Canton an Eject.
ual Check on the Enthusiasm ortho
Army-Tho Rank mud Flo lndig.
nnntthat CoIcy and Brown Should
Rest In Bed and Leave Them to
SILVER In tho Cold and Cherries
Tent-indIcatIons Thnt To-day VIII
See tho beginning of the End of tho
Wild aud Impractical Scheme.
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Chicken Bone IN His Throat.

Special Dispatch 10 the IHte!Itgcncer
CALDWELL, O.. March 26.-Arius Osle,
a resident OF Dexter City. this county,
died very suddenly at this place this
morning Of heart failure. One day last
week while eating dinner he swallowed
Il part OF the bone OF n chickens neck,
which lodged in his throat. 1ie came
to Caldwell and surgeons probed for
tho bono. removing portion OF it, and
another surgical operation was to have
bccn performed this afternoon, bu:
death prevented.
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AFFAIHS AT RIO.
Government Fleet Stlll IN tho Dny-AmOr.
lean Officers Wnntod.

copyrighted. 1921, by he associated PrtSl
Rio DE JASEiRo, March 2O.-Aa init.
mated yesterday by tho representative
In this city OF tho Associated Press, tho
government fleet in tho bay hero did
not sail southwark to-day, although or
doris had been isluod for tho vessels to
do so. Its conjeCtured that tho gov
crnment has received information
showing that tho presence Of the fleet
Is not required in tho south, although
the officials decline to make public nny
news thny havO received. ThOy state.
however, that they expect the reYolu-
tionary movement in tho south will
shortly dio OF inanilon.
1t is apparent from tho fact that the
crows OF tho war vessels wGrc engaged
to-day in removing tho torpedoos aboard
OF them, that Tic government expects
no naval battle. In fact, with tho over
wholming naval forco that tho govern.
ment would bo Nblo to pit against tho
insurgents, acH fight is beyond tho
range OF probability.
Tho government has decided to erect
further Notifications at several points
commanding tho bay and city. Tho
plana for some OF those now dcfonccs
have already been approved aud work
has been commenced.
Efforts arc being made TO ro.cnGage
Liout. Commander Hill, executive off
Ger OF tho dynamite cruiser Nicthcroy.
Lieutenant Craven, who had charge Of
tho dynamite gun on board the cruiser,
and assistant chiet engineer Charles
Stonstrom. All these officers have been
offered large salaries to remain in the
service OF tho Brazilian government
but they manifest no disposition to en-
list under the flag OF the republic, and
the governments efforts to induce them
TO remain will probably fail.
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Atro.Amcrlcan Protective Association.

PlTTsnuHGH, Pa, March Ca new
departure was made tonight in
Allegheny City when number Of
representative colorcd men headed
by Rev. DR.. r. s. Laws, Baptist
minister, formed an association called
the Airo-AmGrican Protective Associa-
tion. Tho object Of the society is 70
raise funds to pay expenses OF suits
brought by members who may be dis
crimiaated against in theatres, at hotel
tables or other places. It is their in
tention also to force the central board
OF education to train and employ color
ed ladies as teachers in the public
schools.
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Tho OhnnrInn. S.ctIon.

WASHINGTON, March &c. - Senator
PuGh, OF Alabama, expressed the opn-
ion to-day that tho President would
send in q veto OF tho Bland bill accom-
panied by message explaining his OBJ
jcctions to tho bill, which would be
based on the second section, and saying
in effect that ii tine bill could be passed
devoid Of the ambiguity OF the bill now
before him and providing simply for
the coinage OF silver seigniorago it
would receive his approval. The sena-
tor also expressed the opinion that in
this event the bill could be passed with
out much trouble or delay.
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z. Il. Swetnam, OF Fairfax Station.
Virginia, says: "A party came forty
miles to my storn Tor Chambcrlain's
Cough Remedy and bought dozen bot.
ties. The remedy is great iavoriie in
this vicinity, and has performed some
wonderful cures here" 1t is intended
especially for coughs. colds, Group and
whooping cough, and is iavorite
wherever known.
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McIlanc's Dupos Rounded IN.

New YoRK, March 26.-Andrew Scott
Jameson. the Gravcsend constable con.
victed last week of perjury, was to-day
sentenced in the court of Oyer and Ter
miner at Brooklyn to eighteen months
in the penitentiary. Tho eighteen in-
dcted election inspectors OF Gravesend
were then called upon 10 plead and all
plead guilty" with tho exception of
Frank I. Clarke. who pleaded not guilty
and Patrick TiGho, against whom tho
indictment was dropped. The sixteen
will be sentenced tomorrow.
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New NIIddle.wciGht Champion.

BosroN, MAss., March %. - Dick
O'Brion, OF Lewiston. Me-, met Billy
Hennessy, of Clinton, Iowa. in the
most scientific boxing contest this city
has seen for years. and defeated tho
champion oi the Northwest in eleven
closely and hotly contested rounds.
Ills victory gives him the title to the
middle-weight championship Of tho
country and 500 OF the $3.50 purse OF.
ferod by the Charter Bank Athletic club
for the fight.
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CHICAGO, March l6.-A report was
current to-day that A. S. Trude, the
famous advocate, who Represented the
family OF Mayor Harrison in the prose-
cuiion OF Prendcrgas., believes that the
the assassin Ia now insane, wha,cvor
was tho case at the time Of the crime.
It is snid said that Mr.. Trude will con-
sequcn.Iy not appearIu the new trial oi
pronder.ast,
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GAINESVILLE, Tenn, March 2G.-Tho
cold wave has struck this section with
full force, tho mercury dropping to
eighteen degrees last night. Early veg.
etabes are injured to greater or less
degree and many truck gardens will
possiblY haYe TO be replanted.
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Special DfF11'cN 10 Nt ln1IIlGcNcCr.
CHARLESTON, W, Va, March 26.-J.
NJ. Saunders saloon caught fire this
morning and burned completely down.
It was supposed to be the worI; OF an
incendiary. Loss about $1,000; partly
insured.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March oG.-Judge
Butler in tho United States circuit court
to-day decided the sugar trust did not
act contrary to tho law whom it ab.
sorbed the Philadelphia retincrics.
Shortly nltcr the consummation OF
the biz sugar deal, tho government
brought suit for the purpose of having
the trust dissolved on the ground that
the combination was contrary TO law.
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iTIeci1L DispCich TO u: EH!eLigtHccr.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 23.-The
postotlico at Laurie, G.eenbrier county,
has been discontinued. Mail goes to
Grassy Meadow. Railroad mail service
has boon established from North Fork
Junction by Algoma Gillian and Rolic
F. Mcdowell, six times q week, from
April ..
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MURDER WILL OUT.
4 Profound Sensation Created In G
California Trinl.
DYING WOMAN CARRIED IN COURT

70 Givo Evidence That Startles tho
Court aud ConfounLs tho Prisoner.
Sho Found tho Rcmnnuts OF a Toll
Tale Mask, and RcooSnIzcd tho As.
sassin's Companion, Who Is q
Nephew or tho Latc Husband OF tho
Notorious Sarah Althca Torry-Tho
Crlmo tho Result of a Political
Quarrel.
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ATLANTA. Ga, March 2G.-Rump 4
Moon, tho largest peach growers in the
peach district of Georgia, say that 80
per cent Of tho fruit crop has been
killed by last nights freeze, and they
think the balance will 20 tonight. All
vegetables are killed around Atlanta.
The melon crop about Georgia is killed.
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BosToN. March 2G.--Rov. Oscar Loiber
Mitchell, N. A. was ordained to tho
priesthood Of the Episcopal church
hore to-day. lie is young colored
man twenty.eicht years OF ago and is
the first Of his race TO be ordained in
tho Episcopal church in New England.
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Prof. Hnrtshorn Gets Two Years.

NEw CASTLE, Pa, March 26.-Proi.
Hnrtshorn was to-day sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary. Notwith.
standing he had pleaded guilty he
broke down when he heard the decision
Of the court.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 26.-llenry
S. Loucheim & Co., bankers and bro.
kers, assigned to-day. with liabilities
amounting to sSOOOO0 or SS50,OO0. " hilc
the assets are placed at from SS0O,OOO to
S1ll NNn
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 26.-The
entire strawberry crop OF Tennessee was
killed by last nights freeze. Consider
able attention ia paid in this state to
this and other fruits and the loss will
be heavy.
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MAYsvILLE, KY, March 26.-rhc ther.
nome.er dropped to fourteen degrees
below freezing last night and unmerci-
iulIy slaughtered the peachesand plums.
The farmers say the wheat is badly yduiu-
1a,l
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VERSAILLES, KY, March o6.-Last
nights freeze killed all tho tobacco
plants, early gardens and much OF the
frult. Early whca! is also damaged.
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For West Virginia. Western Pannsglranin md
OHIO: fair wednesday night; warmer Tuesday
evening: southeast winds
TIE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
rs furnished by Z. SGHHgrf. dru ;;tiL, corne,
Market and Fourteenth strcr,;