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General IoNcps.
Jroposah.
ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
proposals arc invited for the erection OF
Hospital Building at SteubonvIle Ohio,
according to plans and specifications
which can be seen at tho office Of tho
ginss works OF Gin Brothers 4 Co. Bids
will be received for tho entire work to
DO done, and also for the separate
branches OF the work. and nil bids muat
be submitted on or before June 20, 1879,
with n statement as to the time within
complete tho work.. The right TO reject
any and all bids Is reserved Address all
communications to AZ
!. ]. GILL. Steubenvilc. Ohio.
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GROCERS' DAY. Thursday. June 10.
Mt Wheeling Park.
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M ANTED - DUTCH AMI. IRISH
Wy comedians for medicine show. DIR.
THOMAS. Dillonvalc. Jefferson Co., Ohio.
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Her HONEY WOULD
HAVE BEEN RETURNED
l u Hyomei Had failed to Cure.
BosroH, Oct. 9, 1897.

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!, ufHAem'H-l have suffered from As,hs,a,le tIsy
lever Tor twenty four years, and failed 10 find relief
from any OF this many Doctors ptrserip,Ions or ad.
ve'tlsed remedies which used. had almost given
sp,. SPs e wnsn DeT1n the use q iyome which
-tglbl Il Y0urx truly, ", II 80 E I ~
-, va. Mrs. WILLARD u. AVERY. =
American Express Coz Il . H - = 80 -
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qrets who have been cured. Price Si.O0 complete
Extra bottle, Doc. Sent BY mall, postage prepaid.
r. 7. BOOTH COMPANY,
Rooms 2o.2l Auditorium nuidlna. Chlcopo, III
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MISUNDERSTANDING BY A YOUNG
" lady In private family; central foca-
tion. Address ALBA, care lnteiligencer
ONCE. 59I53'sIiL 20 20 ~ ig 1el3 g
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NTANTED-GooD GIRL FOR GEN
w ERAL housework. willing 10 go TO
the country for summer. Apply at So
Twelfth street. 'Is5,s1'g's - - Ieos
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She was the fond nothe, of fine
baby. But 1t was CRYING baby. She
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Summer Rcsor,s.

r OCH LYNN HEIGHTS HOTEL, MT.
~ 10 % LAKE PARK. MD. '-.Tr 81
Under the management Of MRS. L. 3, C..
LIST. 900
VIII open for the season June l. SpecIal
rates furnished on application.
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Danied.

VrANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN.
Nv ERAL Homework at % South Front
street. 4lg ING je3
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO

- lAIC Or NESr VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County. So. .Ht
In the Circuit Court for said County.
Agnes McAdams vs.. L. E. Hirst, admin
!strator OF the estate OF Samuel n.
H!nst, deceased. and others.-In Chan
cory Ef55
By virtue OF a decree made by said court
IN the above entitled cause on the 10th
day Of May. 1850. the undersigned. up
purpose, will sell at the front door OF tho
court house Of said county, on
SATURDAY, JULY S, 1899, @
ing described property. that Is to say: Lot
NO. - ms designated on the plat OF W. "
lloge's subdivision OF lot Il OF the Edg.
ins.on farm. which Is more fully described
az fronting 5l.i5 feet on tho road running
with the Wheeling & Elm Grove motor
line, and 10 feet on the alley In the rear
the north line extending eastwardly with
the said alley. and the south line with
the street lC9.: feet TO the snil hiley.
TERMS OF SALE-one-,hird and as
much moro Of the purchase money as the
purchaser, elects to pay. In cash on the
day OF sale. and the balance OF the pur-
chase money In two e0unl Instruments at
SIX and twelve months. notes bearing In
terest from. the day Of sale to be given
for the deferred payments.
JOHN W. ADAMS,
W. ]. ". COWDEN, :,
Attorney FOR Plaintitf.
! hereby certify that John ". Adams,
special commissioner. hns given bond with
security approved by me, Us required by
law and said decree OF sale. -
le,-we c. II. HENNlNG. Clerk.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Knoxville Tenn. Aug ia teud has broken out
bstwsen he Robinson and Savage families In the
mountains Of Union County. near the KENTUCKY
Itna William Savage shot and killed by
"iack' Robinson. Savage fatally wounded Rooip-
son.
Jackson La. Aug lo-Five negro children were
burned TO death on McKowans plantation near
mis- place last night The parents locked them UP
IN their house and went 10 church. On their return
the charred remains OF the little ones were 'ouhu'
Elizabeth Col. Aug f0-George " Blazer. super.
intendent OF the Elizabeth Public Schools, was snot
and Instantly killed the street last night NJ
murderer escaped. II IS claimed that the snootihs
was done by W Z Holland, Editor 81 The Eye,
who disappeared. He waF seen In company WIZ VIZ
Blazer shortly before the tragedy occurred ana
m feeling existed between them on account or an
article crtticisng the Town Board which was re-
Gently published In The Eye.
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BONDS TO BE ISSUED SOON.
WHEN THE COUNCILS RESOLUTION BE-
COMES OPERATIVE THE $4,000
WILL BE PROVIDED FOR

Controller Coler said yesterday that the bond
issue Of $4,000 10 pay John Pierce. the con-
tractor for work on the Hall Of Records would
he issued as soon as the resolution OF the Coun-
ell became operative. He said there was no
doubt in his mind about the validity ~ the vote
Of President Guggenheimer.
The bonds in their entirety will not be need
ed for some time perhaps not for eighteen
months or two years. The sinking fund can take
the s35 900 now needed There is no doubt ABOUT
the validity Of the contract"
CORPORATION Counsel Whalen said that the
duties OF Acting Mayor could not take away
from Mr. Guggenhemer the right TO vote as
Councilman Acting Mayor Guggenheimer said;
"I voted after carefully reading the charter ana
consulting with the Corporation Counsel
think there was no question Of my right 10 vote.
but there is a question Of my right 10 sign the
resolution as Acting Mayor. I will let II oecoms
a law without my signature"
Councilman Cassidy said ne was going 70 rest
the validity Of the bond issue az once He ala
not indicate how Councilman Stewart Brics
said he would go 10 the District Attorneys ONCE
and try TO have L. L. Kellogg the attorney FOR
John Pierce indicted for perjury In the am
davits submitted by Kellogg Brice is charged
with having voted for the Cassidy resolution
Brice did not vote for H. He entered the cham~
her few minutes after the vote was taken
7 have always voted for the issue Of those
bonds" said M Brice II was al the meeting
that day TO vote for them. have voted for
them every time they came UP. and yet / am
hailed 20 court 10 answer charges Of contempt IN
not voting for them n Is the most illogical ana
ridiculous position any man was ever Known 10
be in"
Councilman Cassidy is deeply chagrined be-
cause he was not sent 70 Jail. He was fully pre-
pared 70 play the martyr act FOR all II was
worth and his constituents were preparing
great demonstration in his honor on his liberia
ton This thing came 20 the ears OF the Acting
Mayor and ne determined 10 nip the scheme N
the bud. and now Cassidy is disappointed.
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VAN WICK TAMMAyYs CANDIDATE
CORPORATION COUNSEL wHALEN SAYS HE
WILL BE SUPPORTED BY THE WIG
wanna LIVELY TIME EX-
pFcTED AT SARATOGA
PECTED AT SARATOGA

T, begins TO look as II Saratoga will be bat
tleeeld OF warning Democrats for the next two
weeks. Not only are the ant-Bryan men TO
have a big powwow there but the ultra silver
men have decided upon satatoga as a proper
rneatine Mace To indorse their leader II the two
factions get tangled, lively time may result II
became known Yesterday that the Bryan men
had secured Convention Hall FOR the night OF
August % for a big silver meeting. From ten TO
twenty prominent Bryan men from each county
IN the State will be on hand 10 help things along
and special trains will be run from all sides 10
bring in shouters The afternoon Will be devoted
70 business but in the evening there will be a
rousing mass meeting Mayor Jones, 81 Toledo
Norman E Mack Of Buffalo. and Judge Tarvin.
NJ Ohio are named as speakers The silver men
have great expectations regarding the meeting.
On the other hand. nearly every prominent
Democrat in the East and many from the South
and West are either at Saratoga now or on
their way there 10 meet Richard Croker. who Is
expected Monday and consult with him as 70
the best way 70 overthrow Bryan in the coming
National Convention and shelve the free silver
platform John Whalen. Corporation Counsel. Is
the first prominent Tammany man 70 admit that
New York will have candidate in the conven-
ton Heretofore the Van WICK Augustus
boorlet has been kept alive by one or two press
agents and Willett OF Alabama, and is sup
posed 70 have had the support OF several Tam
many men. including M Croker, but none OF
the Tammany men would discuss the situation
Mr. whalen said yesterday "New-York VIII
have candidate in the convention SO pc
| leve. and OF course II we have one u VIII De
| Van WICK He made a remarkable campaign
| against Roosevelt. He s popular IN the state
| and in the South. and o. course, mas the ram
| many support Why shouldn't he be candl-
| date"
II is understood now that Arthur ?. German
| and William F Harrity will be the WHIPS N
| lining I'D the opposition 20 Bryan. j J. Wllett'
| OF Alabama, is expected there Saturday. he is
| the most active Of the Van Wyck boomers Cen
| eral W H Jackson, Of Tennessee; ex-senator NJ
| e Butler OF South Carolina James (. Camp
bell OF Ohio and others are already on the spot:
| William c Whitney will be another lnhuenlal
! Democrat who will be in Saratoga
Tammany men said yesterday that mere
would be no demonstration here when Mr.
| Croker arrived home from Europe few per-
| sonal friends will go down the bay quietly 70
| meet him at Quarantine, and great many more
will gather az the pier. Mr.. Croker Will go d.
| rectly 70 Saratoga, where rooms have been en-
| gagged for him az the Grand Union Hotel. John
| F Carroll is already there, looking after his
| suite but IL was said yesterday that Mr.. Carroll
would probably come down to-day in order 70
meet M Croker
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corScr1NEN,s CASE ADJOURNED

The hearing in the cases OF the six Councilren
who did not receive service OF Justice FitzgerS
AIDS order 70 show cause in the contempt pro-
ceedngs was adjourned yesterday morning IN
the Supreme Court, BY Justice McAdaIn. until
August 30 II lie the impression that the pro-
ceedngs will not go any further Mr.. Smith. %
Kellogg. Rose & Smith appearing for Pierce, The
contractor for the new Hall OF Records; William
J Kelly representing a number Of the Councils
men and some other lawyers were IN the su-
preme Court when the case uas called
Mr. Kelly, without giving any reason whatever
FOR making the motion, put IL before Justice
NcAdam and IL was Immediately granted JUS
tice McAdan named August 30 as the time for
the hearing
The six Councilman not named IN the orfsinaS
proceedings are Councilmen Brice, Eyland- bo~
dine. O'Grady Christman and Van Nostrand
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VAN wYcKs BOOM WARMING Up.
THE JOKE OF IT Is THAT wILLErT IS GOING TO
KEEP CROKER OUT OF THE CONFERENCE.

=
THE JOKE OF IT Is THAT wILLETT Is GOING TO
KEEP CROKER OUT OF THE CONFERENCE
SARATOGA Aug 70 (speclaD Judge W!llett, OF
Alabama The originator OF the Augustus Van
WICK boom FOR the Presidency and who IS ex-
pected IN Saratoga next Monday 20 crystalline the
movement: is evidently NOT IN harmony with Hicn-
ard Croker who will arrive early IN the week
Juaze Wilett Il Is stated on credible authority
tonight has wired Southern Democrat here that
Croker would not De taken into the Van Wyck
conference and that Il Croker should come In the
former would not have anything 70 DO with me
movement
Arthur p German o, MARYLAND. failed 70 arrive
here tonight The ex-senator. accompanied by W
e Whitnev and Edward Murphy jr.. IS expected
20 reach here some time tomorrow. Colonel Lana
nan. Germans personal friend. IS on deck He
said a. the conference tonight mat the tide OF
political sentiment is wholly against the renomina
ton OF Colonel W J Bryan, and that German Will
% asked 70 take part in the Van WICK move
rrArt Colonel James Clark. OF California, SAID
that BRYAN and silver are dead issues on the Pa
clhc Coast and that Van WICK ~ouid eet 4 nearly
support in his State
The Southern Democrats have subscribed to
fund 70 publish and circulate i've million copies OF
Judge Van Wyck's antitrust speech. They will
be in addition 70 those circulated by the CONNER
Ga travellers. One million pamphlets or the zap
Tain Carter case are also 20 D. circulated
At This evenings conference the opinion was ex-
pressed that Van WICK could carry New ork
State by twenty-five thousand against Mckinney
Some intimated that Van WICK vas counted OUT
last fall William r Harrity returned here to-day
and mas been In close communication with Judge
Van WICK and his brother Mayor Van WICK
The Van Wyck contingent was reinforced to-day
BY g2eP Prssdent F Bren Of the Southern
EEDs: Hus Of srafI ou EoG Who NS TeF
introduced by Judge Walker 70 Judge an yck,
several more Missouri politicians are expected here
SUNDAY or N0n1aV
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yFGPO'S BODY WASHED ASHORE.

PROBABLY THAT OF JAMES T. LGGBrFooT' WHO
WAS DROWNED IN THE NARRows.
The body Of q negro about i've feet ten incnes
tall and weighing about one hundred ana seventy
mounds was washed ashore on Staten Island near
Fort Wsdsworth last night II Is believed 70 be
that NJ James T. Lightfoot, who was lost over
board from the oyster sloop Gienwood' owned oy
frederick Van Name OF Mariners Harbor, In the
n-a-~o,,s earIv on Monday morning Charles E
Mason. also negro. captain OF the boat. and
riehtroot comprised the crew. Mason says that
rtghtroot was coMing rope in the stern OF the
boat when the boom struck MIN ana swept MIN
overheard . -. ,. -. 49,.
- Snding Of Lightfoot's body. Mr.. Van
Name Will visit the Morgue in the morning with
tMason, who is out on bail, n an ehort 70 identity
- bndv II was clad IN q black sack coat, brown
.-oussrs and sharply pointed laced shoes. key
Ing with four keys and 20 cents were in the
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said, and the matter will be brought 70 the atten-
tion Or the MaZet Committee
ALLEGED OPIUM JOINT" DISCOVERED.
J. z. ELLIS. WHO RAN THE WHITE ELE-
PLANT. CHARGED WITH BEING
THE PROPRIETOR

John E Ellis. who once conducted the White
Elephant" and svore before the Mazet committee
that Captain Price was bounding him because
he would nor pay hlackman 90 The police was ar
rested, With thrty-one other persons, az o'clock
yesterday morning IN a hathouse az No IS West
S!xty-tou-th-s.. Four % The prisoners were
women The police say a. opium "toint" was con-
Quoted IN ne hathouse. and Ellis is alleged 20 be
the proprietor Ellis and the thirty-one other
prisoners were arraigned before Magistrate Cor
nell II the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day morning. Ellis who swore that he did not run
the joint" was held n $500 bail, and will be ar
raigned again this morning The other prisoners,
with the exception OF a boy sixteen years old, who
said ne worked IN the place and who was dis
charged, were held n 800 bail each for trial The
detectives said the men prisoners were dressed IN
Turkish gowns when arrested
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bound down with iron ore. the
steamer Crescent City Of Duluth Both were try
ing 70 pass the steamer Empire City, which was
bound I'D In the mix up the Crescent City veered
about and struck the whaleback's towne. swing
ing the Trevor that she lay across the chan
mel While in that position the Trevor was struck
by No. lI, which cut great hole In the steamer s
side. The easily rescued.
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SARCASTIC REMARKS TO A JURY.
rUDGE NEwBURGER AMAZED BY ITS ACoUTTrAL
OF YOUNG co1oRED WOMAN


You'd better give your card 70 the jury" said
Judge Newburger IN Part % General Sessions
yesterday morning 70 Sadie Brown, an octoroon.
twenty years old q No 81 West Th!rty-seventh-
81. who tried and acquitted by the Jury Of
robbery The case was plain against the colored
woman. but when the jury returned a verdict Of
acquit,al me Judge was palpably disguised. and
made the above remark in discharging the woman
She not being intellectually bic 70 grasp the sar-
casm. said she would wait and see them later D."
The woman was charged with having stolen the
gold watch and chain OF Norman s Howe. seventy
two years old Of No. 352 West Thirty-ffth-st., on
the night OF July : Within two hours the property
recovered. and Howe identified II. The watch
found the woman. and she was arrested.
The evidence was so strong against her that when
the jury returned a verdict Of acquirtal Judge
Newburger was Disconnected and az first could say
nothing He just sat and looked at the Jurors
quizzically. as Il not certain what they had found
Then he asked the foreman again.
Every one in the courtroom was aston!shed. The
remark o., Judge NAwburger did nor appear 70
eff Jurors
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TAX CLERKS SWORN IN.

Joseph Quinn. william A sheldon. Charles =.
Weiss Stephen J. Hanlsy and p. McEvy have
been appointed clerks in the Tax Department a.
81 200 each They sworn In yesterday. Miss
A C. Moore Henry Berlinger Daniel II. Roche
ana Thomas J. Hanlin already employees Of tho
Department were reappointed. under the Civil
Service law there was doubt OF the Legality Of
their FIRST appointments.
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THIEVES OFFICIALLY ENCOURAGED.
POLICE COMMISSIONERS YORK SAYS WHITE MEN
WHO VISIT D1soRpERLY NEGRO WOMEN

WHO VISIT DISoRpERLY NEGRO WOMEN
OUGHT TO Pc ROBBED
Police Commissioner York gave notice yesterday
to the hordes OF disorderv negro women In this city
who are robbing every white whom they can
eutce into associatng with them that their thefts
meet with his approval He was asked whether he
had anything 10 saw regarding the proceedings
before the Mazet Committee in relation 70 the
Police Department and be replied
"I have only read the headlines OF the newspaper
reports 81 the proceedings far they affect the
Police Department 1 read part ~ the testimony o.
some one who testified that ne had gone into a
certain house and was robbed ~ stage money. ANY
white who would 20 into house Of disreputa-
BILE women ought - be robbed r would
serve him right. and YOU put that IN big type F."
Mr. York seems 70 forget thai he is paid 70 en-
force the law and that the vlest wretch in the city
Is entitled under the law 70 justice and protection
in his rights az the hands ~ - 0olcA Just as
much as the purest and the best.
NJ York was next asked whether any OF the
captains would be held responsible for failing ~
report robberes 70 Headquarters. as alleged by Mr.
Moss The Commissioner said that he had not read
any OF the testimony alleging that precinct captains
had failed 70 report robberies
The robbery reports" said the President are
not included IN the weekly report made 10 me of
suspected gambling houses and disorderly Places
The robbery reports special reports which are
forwarded with the morning returns I have no in
formation Of any captain negectng his duty In this
respect. There IS lot OF talk before the commit
Nj York added that II there was any evidence
produced Of negligence the part u any one steps
would be taken 10 punish the guilty person.
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TIE TELEGRAPHERS Troubles.

New-H Haven Aug 1o-The president OF the Ma
tional Federation Of Railway Employees. ". V.
Powell. did not arrive IN this city to-day. as was
expected. and the situation OF the New-York New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Company's telegra-
pliers remains practically unchanged II IL now
stated that Mr. Powell will reach here tomorrow.
In a local paper this afternoon an unnamed rail-
road official is quoted announcing that the com
pany was fully equipped with a long distance tele
phone system Installed az cost OF 800 600. which
win be available FOR use n the event OF teles-
raphers' strike
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BFyOvTy4TED FOR ASSEMBLY.

O-wego. y Y. Aug. lO.-At the lst and 10 As
,enbly District Republican conventions Of OsWego
County held here to-day Thomas D. Lewis OF
Voney and T. VI. Costello. OF Altnar' WERE re-
minated FOR Assembly.
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AMENITIES " TIE SOTTH.

NORTH CAROLINA CONTESTANTS FOR CONGRESS
EXCHANGE PLEAsANTRIES.
Washington. Aug 1O-The effort n Richmond
Pearson OF the Ashev'lle Congress district in
North Carolina 70 unsest William 7. Crawford
who holds the certificate or election has resulted IN
some plain talk between these two men Mr.. Pear
son charges that Crawford secured the election
through intimidation Violence, blOodshed. corrup-
ton and voters stuffing Of ballot boxes and all
other kinds Of robbery while Mr. Crawford retorts
that Mr.. Parsons political somersauits have never
nspred the people OF the district win confidence
IN his political Integrity Much more vitupera ton
10 the same effect Is found IN the printed copy OF
the testimony in the case, when mas JUST oeen
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THEIR CONDUCT To Re INVESTIGATED BY THE
MAzET COMMITTEE. TT rs SAID

MAZET COMMITTEE. TT Is SAID
There IS good deal Of quarrelng among coal
dealers in regard 70 the Weighing OF coal Some
dealers appointed official weighers and some
Of these. IL is alleged, have Disseminated against
others IN the trade in order 10 nture the business
OF their competitors In 1897 an act was passed
TO protect purchasers from INSCRIPTIONS dealers
The legal weight OF a ton was fxed az ZOO pounds
with allowance Of thirty pounds for variation
in scales and waste The power OF appointing
we!ghers given 10 the Mayor and each weigher
was required 70 furnish a bond OF $500 that he
would keep his scales in proper condition and
have his weights correct. According 10 the law
a weigher found engaging in permitting any
fraudulent weighing OF coal at his scales is guilty
OF misdemeanor, and is liable 10 fine Of $50 and
one years imprisonment II certificate given by
an Official weigher shows that the coal weighed by
him was light penalty OF $50 can be recovered
from the dealer who sold the coal.
One OF the before Justice James A. O'Gor-
man. Of the Tenth District Municipal Court, yester-
day. brought by the Mayor 10 recover pen
atty OF SO from Dovae Alden certificates
made out by Weber Bunke, Official weighers.
who have a place az Ninety -hfth-st and the
boulevard, that coal from Dovale Alden, when
was weighed AZ Weber Bunkes scales was
According TO william A Boyd counsel for the
that mis- clients learned that Official weighers
we're issuing false certificates and determined 10
He said the Arm sent two tons Of coal 10 De
weighed at Weber a Bunkes scales. II was
alleged that certificate for said that that
on was 100 pounds light, and the certificate FOR
the second ton showed that the second ton was
10 pounds light Before the coal was sent 10
Weber q Bunke II was weighed, according 10 the
defendants counsel the defendants scales. The
second ton from the scales Of Weber &
Bunke 70 the scales OF another Official vegnerl "
was alleged, and he certified that II was fuii
weight
Justice O'Goruaan decided IN favor OF the de-
PENDANTS The conduct OF other Official weigners.
who are coal dealers is being Investigated u Is