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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
MARTINS FERRY.

Miss Emma JOY very pleasantly en-
| tertained about ten couples of her
young friends, last evening, at her
home on Broadway. The evening was
spent in many social diversions, dane
ing being the most prominent one. AT
the proper hour an elegant repast was
discussed.
The book reception and entertain
ment at the Y. Nj. c. A. rooms on Fri
day evening promises to be something
excellent. The affair is free to every
one; both men and women are invited
TO attend.
Z. X. Harris, of Cleveland, was here
yesterday on business.
Samuel Kaufman, of PittSburg, was
in town yesterday on business.
Miss Laura Westwood entertained a
number of her friends in very en-
| ioyable manner at her home last even
| ing.
Mrs. Smith Ellsworth is recovering
from a couple of weeks illness.
The Actors Holiday Company
which stranded here some time ago.
| House Friday evening.
Thomas Craig left yesterday to at
tend a convention of the Good Temp
lars, at Belmont. o.
James Meadley is home from Cleve-
land.
Yesterday morning what might have
proved fatal accident occurred in the
north end of town. Isaac Fleming and
his son were driving in light spring
wagon, and while in the act of cross
| ing the street car track, on Center
street. the wagon was struck by B.
| b. q NJ. +. street car, No. %, with
| Motorman Ed Wilson. The Occu-
pants of the wagon were thrown out
upon the ground, the boy receiving
| painful injuries about the head and
! face. The wagon was smashed to
pieces. while the car was damaged
slightly. The boy was made to rest
as comfortable as possible and taken
to his home, at West Wheeling.
Miss Ef1ie West has returned to her
home. at Tiltonsville, after a visit with
! friends here.
| George Cooke was at st. Clairsville
Yesterday on business.
The glee club was very pleasantly
entertained at the home of Miss Kate
| RalstOn.
Hiram Tate, formally proprietor of
| the Sherman House, was up before
Squire Kellar last night on charge
preferred by William Lipphardt. Mr..
| Lipphardt claims to have Sl25 chat
| tel mortgage on Tate's personal prop
erty. and to elude paying 1t he moved
to another county. Tate waived pre-
liminarv hearing and was bound over
to the grand jury in the sum of $3.50
Fred Thesis was fined So and cost
last evening by Mayor Westwood on
the charge of disorderly conduct.
Yesterday evening the police found
an old gray-haired man wandering
about town who appeared to be men
tally deranged. A telephone message
from Wheeling Hospital disclosed
him to be Patrick Hagan, an inmate
of that place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
BELLAIRE.

Mayor Dubois turned in $1,000 for
last months fines and collections.
A resolution resembling the contract
with the b. x o. r. r. Co., as to the
Union street bridge, was read and
adopted by the city Council at the
meeting on last Tuesday night.
Mr. John Myers, of Mt. Zion, will
open up fruit and confectionery
store in the WaSsman block April list.
Miss Bertha Hayes had an enjoy
able social at her home in the Fifth
ward on Tuesday evening.
The revival services at The Christian
Church closed last night with several
acceSsiOns.
Last night the steel works started
mp in full and will run the balance of
the week.
Miss Stella Adams, of the Fourth
ward, is sick.
Mrs. Benjamin Alpin, of the Fifth
ward, is suffering from a severe at
tack of grip.
Frank. Mason was at st. Clairsyille
yesterday.
The Pension Board of Surgeons met
at their Office yesterday and examined
seven sufferers for their ailments.
Hotel arrivals-Globe. Ike Harris.
Dayton; w. II. Ray, Philadelphia: J.
A. Fry, Cleveland; George K. Grafton.
Marietta; o. p. II. Miller. Pittsburg:
NJ L. Murphy, Pittsburg; VIM. Briden-
bush, New York; E. S. Culp. Cincin-
natl; w. L. Norris, Columbus: VIM.
Oliver, Columbus: Harry Muhn.
Wheeling; 4. II. Korner, Alledenia;
e. n. Riggs. Powhatan; J. w. Graves.
Cambridge; l.. Meyers, Columbus; c.
l. Barnes. B3Tnesville
Merchants Theodore Neff. Neff's
Siding; H. Stanton, Flushing; r. X.
Pollock, VIM. Llewellyn and II. S.
Peters, Toronto: r. Fienberg and II.
A. Carothers. Wheeling; J. E. VIII
liams, New Athens; w. T. Pennington.
Woodsield J. Andrews. Martins
Ferry; b. f. Scott, Pittsburg; A. Por-
ter, Fredenia: w. France, Buffalo; D.
NJ. Scatterday. Kelsey.
Mrs. Ada Porterield is sick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
PARKVILLE PURCHASED
OF Schmulbach and Park by Mr.. Hoge Of
vt. Pleasant

OF SchmuIbach and Park by Mr.. Hoge of
ut. Pleasant.
J. c. HOge, proprietor of the Oakland
stock farm, arrived home on Sunday
morning with his new purchase, Park
vile. one of the great bred and prom
Using producing sons of EleCtiOneer.
While Mr.. Hoge has been very success
full in his horse enterprise, he has met
with misfOrtunes as well. In '92 he
lost by death the pride of Ohio, Ken
lucky Bird ca, 2:26, and in '9S he lost
Rich Wine, by Young Jim, the stallion
he purchased to fill Kentucky Birds
place. Undeterred by these misfor-
tunes, Mr.. Hoge has again secured a
head to his breeding stable, a stallion
of which the breeders of this locality
have reason TO be proud.
Parkville was bred by Hon. Leland
Stanford, of Palo Alto farm. Menlo
Park, Cal. He was brought over to
New York in a consignment in the
spring Of 1890 and sold at the Kellogue
sale for 5000, and in 1892 was sold to
Schmulbach. Hamilton & Park. Of
Elmhurst farm, Lexington, Ky, from
whom Mr.. Hoge purchased him. Park
Vile is a fine looking bay horse, 1874
hands high and weighs 1,120 pounds.
His first fouls were three years old in
81, one of which, Sub Rosa, took a
record of 2:23%. A two-year old by
him trotted the Lexington track in
2:29. Another filly of age stepped a
mile in 80. Mr.. f. c. Campbell of
Spring Hill, Tenn, bought yearling
by Parkville at Maj. Campbell Browns
closing sale last May that paced a
quarter in SO seconds, a 212 gait.
Parkville is sure to prove one Of
ElectioneerS great producing sons.
At least five of his get will enter the
list this season. and one three-year
old. in Splan's stable, is expected to
beat 2:20. Parkville is a full brother
to Albert w, go, sire of that mag
nificent race horse, Little Albert. 2:10,
and II others in $50, 6 in 2:20 and bet
ter: also full brother to Aurilia, dam of
Greenlander Girl, 2:21 Greenlander
Boy, 2:21%, and Greenway, 2:25.
Mr.. Hoge is receiving congratula-
tions from all his friends on the wise
choice he has made at this time.
Parkville will be in Splan's string
after July LIST, who says the horse that
beats him will not start in the twenty
class at the next meeting. Mr.. Hoge
deserves great credit for the success
and enterprise he has displayed in
his business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
INCOME TAN.
Soma Points i'm the Law Made Little
Clearer.


Clearer.
There seems to be a general impress
sion that corporations as well as indl-
viduals are allowed the $4,000 deduc-
ton. This is mistake.
The law provides as follows In re-
gard TO corporations there shall be
assessed. levied and collected annually
a tax of two per centum on the net
profts or incomes above actual oper-
ating and business expenses, including
expenses for materials purchased for
manufacture or bought for sale, losses
and interest on bonded and other in
debtedness, trust companies, savings
institutions, fire, marine, life and
other insurance companies, railroad,
canal, turnpike, canal navigation,
slackwater, telephone, telegraph, eX-
press, electric light, gas, water, street
railway companies and all other cor
porations, companies or associations
doing business for a profit in the
United States, no matter how created
and organized"
The exemption of $4,000 allowed by
law to individuals does not apply to
corporations, associations or compan-
les, the entire net profits or incomes
of such organizations doing business
for profit are subject to an annual tax
OF two per cent.
All corporations having done bust
ness during the year 1894 are required
| to make return on form 500, whether
| they have net profit or not.
Building and loan associations or
companies which make loans only TO
their shareholders are exempt.
Every individual who has a gross
income over $500 must make re-
| turn.
The returns of corporations and in
dividualS must be made on or before
April 18th, 1895, fer the year 1894.
All guardians, trustees, executors,
administrators, agents, receivers and
all persons or corporations acting in a
fiduciary capacity shall make and rem
der a return of the amount of the in
come, gains or profits of any minor OF
person for whom they act.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14

Low Rate Excursion To Washington. ID. C..
and Baltimore. Md, via Il. y u. Thurs
daN March IA. 1895.
Round trip $40. Tickets good tea
days. 3. Il O. trains leave Wheeling
al l:45 aud sos a m. and 9:30 and 5:45
p. IN. Through Pullman Seepers from
Wheeling on the 5:45 p, m. train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
The Drill in Belmont County, Ohio

A correspondent from Jocobsburg
Belmont county, Ohio, sends the fol-
lowing concerning oil matters in that
region: Belmont county is being rap
idly developed for oil and gas, and
especially the townships of York
Washington and Smith. There are
some gentlemen here from Steuben-
Vile. Ohio. They have put down two
wells and are drilling at their third
one now. The first two are paying
wells. The county near there is being
all leased up. So we may expect an
oil boom in the near future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
Index to New Advertisements
FOURTH PAGE.

FOURTH PAGE.
Statement-Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York.
Civil Engineers and Surveyors
HOge q White.
At the Head of the Procession
Ewing Bros.
Fine Tailoring Hughes & Co.
Wanted-Reliable Man.
Bristle Floor Brooms-Nesbxt 6,
Bro.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. H.
List.
FIFTH PAGE.
Mail Order Department--Jos. Horne
& Co.
SIXTH PAGE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
SIXTH PAGE.
in Sale-StOne x Thomas.
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.

wish to announce 20 the ladies of Wheel
ing and vicinity that I have added to my
Embarrassing establishment a manicure
department, presided over by Profession
al manicure from New York, who has all
Instruments for manlcuring in the very best
method. and would respectfully ask the
ladies of this and surrounding cities to ex-
tend to me their patronage.
Respectfully.
JACQUES FRONT,
No. HAS Main street, next To Geo. X. Tay-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-14
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
nEpeIias Sessssss
thermometer Record.

Mr.. c. Schnepf. the Opera House
druggist. made the following observa-
lions of the temperature yesterday: a.
m. II; 9 a. m. 50; II m, 81; p. M, So
IN. H.. "a. Weather, changeable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-11
ROUND AnoUT TowN.

il IS proposed no have a Legislators
day at the Dallas fair this year. when
an IN" Texas sollns Of both houses will
be assembled
DR.. Frank Mullins, practice limited
to eye, ear and eatnrrh OK nose and
throat. Glasses accurately fitted sos
Main street. Fort Worth.
George L. Cause. funeral director and
embalmer, Full assortment Of under
takers goods Takes full charge Of
funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements, No 3li West Weather.
ford street. Fort Worth
Prof. Hermann Bauer OF Geneva.
Switzerland talented teacher Of
German and French. has located In
Fort Worth and established himself at
1os Taylor street He has given special
attention TO tho Meisterschaft system.
First two lessons free.
The young ladies' Of Mulkey Memo
rial Will hold a reception tonight at
the residence OF their pastor Rev. and
Mrs. Hiram BnaZ. to which they ex-
tend cordial invitation to their friends
Especially OF Missouri Avenue and
First church, 10 be present. \ most en-
joyaole evening IS promised, aud any
one wishing to have "A nice time viii
do well to call around. Refreshments
VIII be served. but no admission VIII
be charged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-11
IN THE COURTS.
srGgs PILED AGAINST }. W. EO-
C,sEsTON AND TRUSTEE nOAZ.
SIR. ,. y. Bragasa only Made q Deed
81 Trust Which Was Not an
Assignment.

7. appeared yesterday that some %
tae ..-elga creditors lf SIS IS.
E-FI-,t.n. wao made aa ass Euuant
WeiaS lazy ulgat l9g -ae beaelt o; bis
preferred creditors. af- mot pleased
Hi.n Tue turn Affairs have lakru. Yes
t-riay Messr- Flglrn0y q Altman.
attorneys Tor =. X Falrbank d. Co. OF
Chicago. nleG sui; against EGgleston
for the amount OF two accounts one
o. these bills. 0r accounts. was made
August p, amounting 20 $500. and the
other 10 September and amounting Co
SOB. The papers lG the case state
that these accounts ore due and that
EgE,estIn has failed and refused TO
pay. The same company also filed a
suit Of garuzamaHr against Luther I
B9aG. trustee, 90 prevent Hls dlspnsIug
Or the property assigned TO him DO thr
deed az trust tIl this suit against Egg
glsstpu has been aulUiirstpI Boo the
courts, These cases are DO the Forty
eighth 'lFfFIDt court but ln the county
court similar suits We're Nled hy Tho
United states Playing aCrl company
for the amount %! $50, the same being
an open account
In The mention made yesterday of the
deed u trust by Mr.. j. y. BRgaFg tu
Mr. W j Boar 90 was Incorrectly call
cd. ln the heading ~ tho paraFrB ph.
IAN assignment" This l4 an overs. KIT
Tor which The Gazette o. truly s1rry.
Mi. Bngasa, as Us wen known. is In
good financial standing and To ru
danger ~ making AN assignment" IN
the legal sense % that term As was
fully explained IN the body ~ the para
graph Itself he made deed o. trust
% some lots Tor the purpose OF legally
securing TO the American National
bank certain notes NJ Mr Egglegton
which be had endorsed
In the district court yesterday the
jury returned verdict IN favor of
plainan Ia the case NJ the state Ma
uoual bank against Mrs. Sullie Hun
man e al
The suit Of E. g Rails agalns,
Morgan Jones, receiver OF the Fort
Worth and Denver City Railway COM
pany, for $4,000 damages. is stlll pend
ing, The argument will bee continued
today.
In the county court today J. Horace
Mcfarland obtained verdict against
the Drumm Seed and Floral company
for si3i.3j
Late yesterday evening the case Of A.
BOokscr against j. NJ. Adams. ST.. was
given 70 the jury. In this case Special
Judge NJ. II. Harris is presiding
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-11

1t Was Caused by n Broken Electric
Mlre.

Norfolk, Va, O1t ia fire. caused
By broken electric wire, broke out In
the Sesbuard Air Line warehouse in
Portsmouth at 20 last evening. which
destroyed that structure. together with
thousands Of dollars worth Of freight
stored therein including 200 bales Of
cotton, nine loaded freight cars. the
warehouse and stave yard Of Reed
Bros a Co, adjoining. Two men, who
were cut on from escape. Jumped ovat-
board one OF them, w II. Han. being
drowned. The ferry wharf and a luni-
Der yard Intervening repeatedly took
rre, but the flames were promptly eX-
tinguished By streams from ferry bats
Ala was sent by the Norfolk fire de-
partment nd from the United States
navy yard. The firemen succeeded in
Cvnhning the fire to the territory men,
TONED. A barrel Of nitrate Of soda
stored in the Reed warehouse exploded
with a deateninE report. The loss Is
estimated at >30g0Qg. on which there
is about $4,000 insurance on the Sea-
board Air Line warehouses. There is
insurance on all the property burned,
bu- the amount cannot be ascertained.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-11
COLONEL S. P BURNS.
SAYS GOV. CULBERsoS PLAYED a
WINNING CARD.
Call for the Special Session and Its
Action Endorsed by the Peo-
pie of Texas.

Colonel s. p. Burns Of Brownwood Is
in the city visiting T. {. Andrews. The
colonel is a very prominent politician
in his section o. the state, and it was
publicly stated here yesterday tina; he
Is the only man who can beat c. II.
jenkins for congress from his district.
He has not announced As q candidate,
however.
Colonel Burns is a member Of the
legislature from Brown county, and
has just come up from Austin. where
he went TO attend the special session Of
the legislature.
To a Gazette reporter yesterday he
said. The action Of the governor in
calling the extra session was most
heartily approved by the great ma
j0rity OF the people all over the state
The autl-prize night bill went through
without the slightest hitch or delay,
and while In Austin ! had an oppor-
tuuity to discuss the matter with men
from all over Texas. all of whom
claimed that the people OF their re-
spective sections were opposed TO the
pugills;lc contest at Dallas, and were
strong IN their advocacy u an anti
prize fight laws being passed 20 pre-
vent it. By calling the extra session
Governor Culhers0n showed himself to
be a man Of courage. and has. ! think.
greatly strengthened himzt.. with the
people Of Texas"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-11
A TRNNELER RonnEp.
Three Thieves "As,Ist- an OId Gen-
tIeman at the Train.

Wednesday evening an Old gentle
man BY the name Of b. =. kersey,
from Van Alstyne stopped here on his
way TO Dallas. As he started 10 board
No for Dallas. he was met at the
door Of the car by three strange men.
who made pretense OF assisting him
% board the train and iustled him
about The men soon disappeared
and Air. Kersey found that they had
robbed him OF s. in money and had
also aiken a deposit check Tor 500 on
the Van Alstyne bank. The deposit
check. however could o. no use TO the
thieves. but they perhaps Imagined
that they had gotten something Of
value 20 them and carried IL Of
Search was Immediately instituted By
the officers for Jhe thieves. bat they
had disappeared
u mas been suggested that as the
Dallas fair Is near at hand there VIII
naturally be a number % thieves and
thugs over the country and 10 would
be well FOR the police officers 20 90 In
pairs. Instead of silsly especially at
night and IN those parts ot the city
where the miscraants are liable 90 he
found
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-11
cAprAIN ARMEs RELEASED.
sehohcId's Action Characterized ~
TSrRnicaI and Unlawful.

Washington, Oct. l0-Judge Bradley
OF the district supreme court today
ordered the discharge from custody
of Captain George a. Ames, who was
arrested on the order OF Lieutenant
General Schofeld just prior to the lat-
ter's retirement from command OF the
army for having written him an insult
ing letter. Judge Bradley scored the
action Of the late lieutenant general,
and characterized It as unlawful. ty-
Tannical and capricious
Ia discharginE Captain Armes, Judge
Bradley says: The arrest and taking Of
Armes into custody and carying him
away from his home to the barracks
aad holding him IN close arrest without
any anteceient or charge OF crime pre-
ferred in any way against him was
and is unjust, unlawful, arbitrary. ~
rannlcal and capricious on the part Of
General Schoheld in whatever capacity
he acted, whether acting as lieutenant
general or acting secretary OF war. The
petitioner is discharged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-11
FROM COURT RECORDS.
FoRTY-RIGHTH DISTRICT COURT
OPENS NEXT MONDAY WITH
A HEAVY DOCKET
Rosie Black, Don ADAM. CAptAIn
Ford aud Others to Be Tried
on serious Charges.

800. ..ff-.-f-. .-.,-4 ,-,S,f7H1
Inc -'.s "a
Judge Greene presiding, Eas quite a
As@'y ei'i'.li-1' 49,. - .--5,'-- e.
7iAty-hiA eaz37 Hd'S
ready lar trl1l ara LaeEr are Mari aus
ont F1- thirty more persons under In
.tr..--. t...- ,-.t.s ,,-,. ant vet ge.n
~
aFreatel some OF cases lh-- 7-1 ~
called fdr trial are Old ones th4- Egf
f.as- fgry nm she docket. while others
, - 800. --.-.....,E
N'4- "'s 7t'" '''-'7
great ugt7F' ty- one a; these I@---'
81 Mrs.. Rus.. Black. indicted ior the
- - - ,ts.-.,.. gfsr.,
20 -' .,s.
by I1l=aaias " hrtAsI F' Ae' -''7
case EuI a= tiled be- not known bur j.
q r-a.a.F r..s.fFy.fsr f.. t.a. county Astgr-
900 .,-,-,.is
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mrni. 10 I'sa wan -.tai Lsl mems
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no ha. .erA .i4ai geo ~ N'- sL4l4l
luiy Win having gone Wrong u ZAP
tam W, d. FORD. He was not only a
laNy'r pl no Mrt1 Ao'AL} h4l a iiyiIli-
ueHt man IN mlt!'aTE 'IT.! ne was
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-11

The following suits were nled in Jus
tice Wrlghts court yesterday:
william Cameron vs. the Texas Ice
and Refrigerating company verified
account, $3.50.
Texas Brewing company vs.. l..
Freedman, verified account ISL Is.
j. b, DALEY vs.. Lena Epps. ac-
count 5000.
J. b. DALEY VS.. Lena Epps. de-
tainer.
George w. Armstrong for the use OF
Tarrant county yesterday filed suits as
follows on convict bonds:
Ike Cooper et al. 32S.
j. NJ. Nichols ct al, 500. 10.
j. II Maddox ct al. S6S %.
w. II. Erwin ct al. SO .55.
@. p. Gillespie ct al. s24.i5.
Bob Miller ct al. sass
a. u. Leach et al. $3.50.
Mrs. Lizzie Starr e al. SiO.15
W. II. Thomas ct al. 500 30.
Il. +. Bratton ct al. s24 40.
l.. A. H0lllngsworth ct al. $50 90.
q. w. Benton ct al. yi09 so.
Jack Dean ct al, slg %
W. II. Thomas ct al, S66 75.
X. W. Fish et al. SIS .35.
W. X. StrattOn filed suit against ]
y; Dickey on three notes agsregatlng
800.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-11
Personal GOSSIP.

Dan Copeland and ]. II. Carter OF
Marshall are in the city.
Mrs. A. C. EaRins OF Dallas is here
visiting her mother, Mrs, 5, ;. Battle.
DR.. j. W. I.owber Of Galveston is the
guest OF +. L. Coppege. i2l Louisiana
avenue.
Dr. NJ Ellen Keller has Just re-
turned home after a pleasant visit to
Miss Alice Lee OF Amarillo is visiting
Mrs, d. =. Bsckham at the Stock
Yards hotel.
Mrs Jere Deems returned yesterday
from n visit To Pennsylvania, accom-
panied by Mr.. Deems mother.
Mrs. l.. II. Woodward and her son.
Edwin, LETT yesterday for New York.
where Edwin Will enter the University
OF New York as winner OF the Helen
Gould scholarship.
James McGraw. Nashville: ]. II. Gar
ner. Waco; Mrs, \. 5. Evans, Dallas.
and J. w Murphy. Texarkana. are
among the recent arrivals ut Hotel
Richelieu.
Colonel S. p. Burns. member Of the
Texas legislature from Brown county,
was here Yesterday on his return from
Austin. Colonel Burns is prominently
mentioned as a Democratic candidate
Tor congress from this district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-11

ne ferguson had collected The vat
mess demurrei considerably TO ths con-
illusions Of the attorney Is embodied in
his questions az this point ana Insisted
on rather elaborate explanations 81
how he and Ferguson had coue,ted
and reported the fines and deposited
the amount in the hank He did not
admit the points az issue. and per-
sisted in giving answers hy which he
eyaded damaging admissions. He Was
sustained hy the committee Ia resting
In detail the circums tauces Of The case
Instead Of committing himself By a
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