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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-26
KENTUCKY
DEMOCRATS
in REVOLT.
The Disafected Faction Holds q
Rousing Anti.Goebel Meet.
ing at Louisville.
A GUBFRNATORlAL CANDIDATE
Suggested in the Person Of Hon
John Brown YOung..Popu.
lists Are to Aid.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 25.-A meet
ing was held here tonight in further
ance Of the plan OF disaffected Demo-
Gratis to etfect an organization in this
state, hold a conference and nominate
a state ticket In opposition to the one
headed by william Goebel, who was
nominated here In July. About 1000
people attended the meeting among the
most prominent being William h.
sweeney, Of Marion county, who was
the Hardin candidate for temporary
chairman of the June convention and
other leaders of that faction. During
the evening Mr.. Sweeney made this an
nouncement:
"I come tonight from the greatest
statesman of Kentucky Hon. John
Young Brown, who told me he would
accept your nomination and make the
fight against Goebel to the last ditch"
This announcement was greeted with
cheers. The resolutions adopted con-
tain the following:
"Resolved, that the Democrats OF the
Fifth congressional district condemn
and repudIate the proceedings of the
convention at Music Hall, June 81. We
agree with the Democrats Of hiontgom-
cry. Clarke and Warren counties that
said convention was diverted from Its
purpose by the unscrupulOus domina-
tion of william Goebel and by the ar
bltrary and revolutionary conduct Of
permanent chairman Redwlne.
"Resolved, that, In view Of the de-
mand among the Democrats of Ken
lucky for the holding Of a state con-
vention and for the nomination of O
Democratic state ticket to be voted fol-
Mt the next election, We request the
Democrats Of all the counties to CO.
operate with US in holding state con-
yention to assemble Wednesday, Au'
gust 80, 1sss."
Delegates were appointed to attend
the meeting called for August at Lex
ington at which arrangements are tc
be made for state convention. A
resolution was adopted urging the GOV
ernor to cnll an extra session OF th'
legislature at once "for the purpose oi
repeating the Goebel election law ant
thereby preventing contemplated
frauds and probably bloodshed at the
November election"
It is reported Tonight that the Popu'
list state convention at Frankfort, thl'
week, is likely to nominate for COVER
nor John Young Brown, who is th'
prospective nominee of the anti-Goebe
Democrats. It is believed to be certain
the platform adopted by the Popullsti
will contain an anti-Goebel declara'
ton.
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RsTERHAZY 10 TESTIFY
Before tho Dreyfns COurtmorlal-A
General 20 be DiScipllned.


PARIS, July 95.-General PelilsuS.
recently military governor of Paris,
has been appointed to the command Of
the fOrty-fourth brigade. located q
oulmper. department OF FiniStere.
Major Count Ferdinand walsin Es-
terhazy win receive a safe conduct 70
enable him 20 testify before the COURT
martial at Rennes, for the re-trtRl OF
Captain Dreyfus.
At the meeting Of the cabinet this
morning the minister OF war, General
De Gailifet announced that General
D,Alstein had been appointed TO the
military command OF Paris. vice Gener-
al Pellieux. The minister OF war also
stated that Captain VillRneuYe. who
recently wrote q letter. aympAthlEing
With the anu-Dreyfus, Prof. SYVetol,
had been placed under rigorous arrest
for sixty days.
Il was announced that. IN pursuance
Of the request Of the government COM
missioners at Rennes, trial summons
will be iSSued to compel the attendance
OF Major EsterhRZy on the cOtIFtmarttal
re-trylng Captain Dreyfus.
The minister OF foreign ahairs, n.
Delcasse, announced the signing Of the
FrRnco-AmeFicRn commercial treaty,
France giving q minimum tAriR IN exc
change for favored nation treatment.
It is stated that the ministry decided
to-day to severely punish q certain
prominent general OF division, Who has
offended repeatedly In remarks lncom-
patihle with disciples. Definite an.
nouncement Of the culprit and the pun.
ishment to be meted 70 him are expect
ed tonight. The names Of General
Boisdeffre and General Zurlinden are
freely banded about in this connection.
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CLEVELAND, o., July 25.-The pig
iron famine that was predicted several
weeks ago appears to have material
lied, The brokers In this city say the
dealers are not trying to sell Iron for
shipment before the first OF hnuary
next; none IL to be had for shipment
sooner than September /. There will
be nothing but contract Iron, large
percentage OF the manufacturers, the
i,er cent being placed as high, are de-
pending entirely upon wild iron. and 1t
Is said that most OF these viii have to
close down. About week ago II
manufacturer gave broker In this city
an order for 1900 tons OF iron, but the
broker has been unable to get II.
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GOLD FROM ALASKA.
$1,000, 900 Arrives Mt San Francisco
Fate ofthc Bons Party.


SAN FRANCISCO. July 25.-The
steamer Bertha arrived to-day from st.
Michael with ninety-seven passengers
and about 81 200, 900 In gold. The larg-
est amount owned by one person was
$4,000. The purser says that there is
wealth in the Cape Nome district and
declares that there is no truth in the
stories of failure to find gold there,
Details OF the loss of the Bens expe-
dltlon are told by passengers. Out OF
a party OF seventeen people who left
Port Townsend June II. 1898, for Kot-
zcbue Sound to prospect for gold. only
one survives. and that Is Mrs. II. w.
Bens, OF Clay City, Ky. For twelve
weeks she watched over her sick hus-
band with no one to aid ner, and when
he died she was left alone In the will
derness. After walking nine miles she
found n cabin in which three fishermen
were wInterinR. She became sick OF
acuryy. was tenderly cared for and
finally reached st. MlchRels and took
pnEsage for San Francisco on the Ber-
tha. She will go to Bay City, Mich.
where she has mother, brother and
sister.
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SENATOR SCOTS PROTEST
Against McGraw's Action in scna-
tOrial Matter Well Taken.

Against McGraw's Action in sona-
toriaI Matter Well Taken.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. July 25.-
The taking of deposItiOns was begun
here to-day In the controversy between
John II. McGraw. late Democratic can
dldnte for United States senator, from
this state, and senator-elect N. B.
Scott. Attorney General E. P. Rueker,
who represents Mr.. Scott as counsel,
appeared for the purpose of filing pro-
test lien sent him by Mr.. Scott, object
ing to the taking Of deposltionS upon
the grounds that they had not been
authorized by any tribunal, that no
officers had been appointed to take
them, that there was no lawsuit pend
ing between McGraw and Mr.. Scott,
and that there was no such case in the
United States senate.
Delegate w. L. Mansfield. was exam
lned, after which the testimony was
continued until tomorrow. DEPOSIT
tlons will be taken at Parkersburg next
Monday. Mr.. McGraw does not claim
to have been elected, but contends that
Mr.. Scott is not entitled to the seat.
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NEW YORK sTRKE.
Appeal Made to Organized Labor and
CitIzens-Pollce Movements.


Citlzens-Police Movements.
NEW YORK, July 25.-The strike
committee which now has full charge
Of the strikes In Brooklyn and Manhat-
tan hedl meeting tonight in Master
Workman Parsons headquarters, and
perfected an organization and named
sub-commlttees. After the meeting an
address to the public was issued In
which the city omcials are arraigned.
And an appeal is made to organised
labor and citizens who believe in fair
play" for aid for the strikers who need
1t. The address states that 5000 men
are still out Of work and that many are
destitute.
There was a mysterious movement OF
the policemen in the stations Of the
Bronx city. Chief Devery ordered
them in squads of two and three ana In
one case fifteen from their stations in
Sixth avenue and Lenox avenue for pa
troll duty The police officials declined
to talk. 1t looked as II they were pre-
pairing for some special outbreak.
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To Elect a RIshop CoadIutor.

Special Dispatch to the GntelligeneeF.
CLARKsBURG, w. Va. July 25.-
Prominent EpIscopalians are here from
all parts OF the state to take part in the
election of bishop coadJutor for the do
cese OF West Virginia. Among those
mentioned for the place are Drs, s. s.
Moore. of Parkersburg; II, d. Roller, of
Charleston; Revs. Jacob BrlttInghnm,
Of Wheeling: b. NJ. Spur. of Mounds
willie, and II. A. Gibson, of Huntington.
Great preparations are being made
for n public demonstration to be given
Mt Christ church tomorrow night.
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LONG BEACH, Cal. July 25.-F.
Thever, 90 years old, shot and Instant
ly killed Miss Dorothy Mckee, aged q
years, on the beach here to-day. The
yer was Jealous Of the attentions to
Miss Mckee OF young ran named
Baker The girl went with Baker Tor
q bicycle ride on the beach and as they
were returning Thcver rode towards
them, running into the wheel ridden by
thc girl. She dlsmounted and Thever
pullsd out q revolver and shot her
three times in the head and breast. She
died Instantly. Thever then attempted
to shoot Baker, but missed him. He
then shot himself, probably fatally.
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Prison Congress Delegates.
,,,i Tdspntch to the IntellIRencer

Special Dispatch 10 the lhtelhBehceF'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 25.-
Governor Atkinson to-day appointed
the following list Of delegates to the
national prison congress, at Hartford.
Conn, September 1891, 1899. The dele
gates are: s. A. Hawk. superintendent
state prison, from Moundsvllle; Arnold
c. scherr, of Keyser; T. E. Houston, of
Elkhorn: John o, Bloyd, OF Mounds
Vile; B. W. GIlkeson, Mooreheld; M.
r. Violin, Captain Thomas Bennett and
Chief OF Police w, NJ. Clemans, of
Wheeling; Chief of Police straks, Char
lesion; Chief of Police Peter Wiley, of
Huntington; Chief of Police Cook, of
Parkersburg. and Thomas L. spates,
OF Clarksburg.
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WASHINGTON. D. c., July 25.-The
President leaves for Lake Champlaln
Mt o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Post
master General and Mrs. Smith. who
were to have accompanied the Presl-
dent, will not go with him, but Will
joln the party later. The party VIII
consist Of the President and Mrs. Nc
KIniey. Mrs. Sarnh Duncan, OF Cleve-
land. the Presidents niece, and DIR. and
Mrs, RiKey, Secretary Cortelyou, and
one or two Btenographers. Mrs. Nc
RInley'B maid and one OF the white
house servants.
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WITNESSED SUMMONED
BY the Government to Testify In Drey-
ftla' second Trial.

RENNEs. July 25.-Among the sew
enty witnesses summoned TO testify be-
fore the Dreyfus courtmartial by the
government commlssary are the follow
ing: N. CasImlr-P Perier, ex-president
OF France: n. CavaignRc and General
Billot, both former ministers Of war.
General zurlInden. former military
governor Of Paris; General ChRncine,
who succeeded General Zurllnden; Gem
eral Roget, whose evidence in the first
trial Of Capt. Dreyfus has been pub
lIshed In the Figaro: General Boisdef-
fire, formerly chief Of the general stan;
Col. PIcquRrt, who was sentenced to be
dismissed from the army for his cham-
pionship Of Capt. DFeyfus; Colonel Du
Patty de Clam, former member Of the
war office stan; Major Count Ester
haEy; NJ. Lebon, former minister Of tho
colonies; NJ. Hanotaux. former prime
minister; NJ. Paieologue, a former at
tache Of the foreign office; Madame
Henry, widow OF the officer who was
accused OF Forging the discriminating
document in the Dreyfus case, and
Mile. Pays. reputed to be the mistress
OF Major Esterhazy.
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CUT INTO PIECES
And Distributed Among the Mob.
Was First Strung Up.

And Distributed Among the Mob.
Was First Strung Up.
ATLANTA. Ca, July 25.-A special to
the Journal from Brinson says;
Charles Mack, leader of the gang that
has been robblng and raping in this
vicinity, was lynched at saftold to-day
and his body cut into hundreds of
pieces. Mack, after being identified,
was taken to the big oak tree near the
Ogletree home, on which Sammlns met
his death, and strung up. As his feet
left the ground hundreds Of shots from
the mob were fired into his body.
After he was dead he was taken
down and the body cut into small
pieces and distributed among the
mob, which numbered two or three
hundred. Mack led 9ammins into the
ogletree home and after robbing the
minutes, assaulted Mrs. ogletree in her
husbands presence.
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Nov YORK AIessengers Strike.

NEW YORK, July 25.-About 800 boys
of the American District Telegraph
Company marched up Broadway about
noon and stopped at all the offices Of
the company on that street, giving the
officers a lot Of trouble. They stopped
everybody with a message and pum-
meled him. At the company's office at
Twenty-third street and Fifth avenue
they got every boy who had not already
struck to leave the office. This was the
case in q number Of placesalong Broad
way, the strikers succeeding In getting
the entire staffs out.
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The fair name of our city as law
abiding community is in danger. buai-
ness has been paralyzed. Visitors fear
to enter our portals. Our own citizens
are in constant danger Of their lives"
Presldent Harry A. Bryan to-day Is
sued a statement on behalf Of the
strikers union, disclaiming any part In
the recent riots and expressing the re-
solution OF refraining from such acts.
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Another big Trust.

NEW YORK, July 25.--Tho amalgR.
nation OF twenty-elght large plumb
inn material manufactures Of the
country has been perfected under the
little OF The Central Foundry Company,
with a capitalization OF Si.O00,00O and
nm issue OF $4,000. 900 Of 6 per cent bonds.
The capital stock Is to be divided
equally into common and preferred
stock, the preferred to pay z per
cent dividend.
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Amer More ViCtlms.

BAINBRIDGE,G Ga, July 25.-The mob
which has lynched several negroes
within the last few days for completely
in the Stafford outrage is still abroad
looking for the remaining members Of
the gang. They located kid jim" one
of the culprits in house near Pinek-
ard, but he made his escape. Sam
Thompson, an old negro who harbOred
him. was severely whipped.
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIgeneer.
sTEUBENvILLE, O., July 2S.-How-
ard w. Allison, postmaster at Berg.
holz, was arrested to-day by United
states Marshal Harness, and brought
before United States Commissioner
Richards here and gave bond in the
sum OF $1,000. He is charged with em-
bezzling and converting TO his own use
1917 % Of the money order funds OF
BergholE postofice. Although there
was a shortage before the inspector ex-
amlned It, the amount had been made
IN
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July 2S.-The
convention OF the Iron Molders' AIso-
citation OF North America, which has
been in session here for two weeks. ad-
journed after elsctlng the following Of
iicers: President, Martin Foy' Cinein-
natl; secretary, r. ]. Denny, CinGin-
natl; treasurer, William Hensel, New
York. JoEeph Black. Of Toronto, was
continued as editor Of the Iron M9lders older,
Journal. The constitution was Simple
fled and expenses reduced
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FreIpht HandIers TO Strike.

NEW YORK, July 25.-one thousand
freight handlers employed in the Penn
syIvanla railroad yards in Jersey city,
decided to-day to go on strike at noon
tomorrow for an Increase from II to ~
cents an hour. This will increase the
number OF striking freight handlers 70
$500. President Kenealy, Of the freight
handlers union, said: :,
1--WE are sure of a speedy victory. II
the company refuses to grant our de-
mands tomorrow the Baltimore Q;
Ohio freight handlers viii join US In
sympathetic strike"
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Trending to settlement.

LONDON, July 27.-Despite disquiet-
ing reports, 1t is believed at the Britlsh
foreign office that the Alaskan boun-
Diary dispute is trendlng towards settle-
ment. The United States ambassador,
Hr. Joseph H. choate. to-day forward
ed to Washington important detailed
dispatches embodying Canada'a posi-
tIon with reference to the Lynn canal
strip. Sir Julian Pauncefote's return,
It Is expected, will advance matters,
owing to his knowledge OF both the
American and the Canadian positions.
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Cbnrpos AgaInat DR.. stathcrs.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. July 25.-
Governor Atkinson has written letters
to each member of the board of dlrec-
tors Of the asylum for the insane, at
Weston, urging them to meet In spec
ial session to investigate the charges
against superintendent stathers. Sew
eral members have already written sig
nIfying their desire to carry out the
governors recommendation.
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TOO HYsTERICAI.
Woman Cleared by Jury, Nevertheless
she Killed her Mother.

she Killed her Mother.
CHICAGO, July 25.-Mrs. Augusta
styles was tonight declared by Jury
not guilty of the murder of her mother,
Mrs. Catherine Schultz. The case has
been on trial for nearly u week and has
been full Of hysterlcal episodes. Mrs.
Styles shot her mother because the lat
ter disparaged her character to Belle
styles, daughter OF Mrs. Styles.
Much sympathy was excited for Mrs.
Styles by the nature Of the stories told
to her children by their grandmother.
When the verdict was announced. Mrs.
Styles was nearly frantic with delight
and kissed her husband, her daughter,
her two attorneys and nearly every
body else she could reach.
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CnshIer nndTelIer sklpped.

MONTREAL, July 25-A great sem
satlon was caused here to-day by the
news that the Villa Marie bank. one OF
the Oldest institutions in the city, had
suspended payment. The cause as
signed is a detalcatlon on the part Of
the cashier. F. Lemleux. and ]. Her
bert, the paying teller, both OF whom
have disappeared. The amount Of the
shortage Is $4,000.
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win Mako an Alliance.

MANAGUA. Nicaragua, July %, via
GALVESTON, Texas.-Presldent Ze-
laya, Of Nicaragua, has gone to meet
General TerencIo Sierra, president Of
the republic OF Honduras, in the gulf OF
Conchagua, on the coast Of Salvador,
with the object Of making an Offensive
and defensive treaty between Nlcara-
qua and Honduras,
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Special Dispatch TO the Intclligcnccr.
CLARKsBURG. w. Va, July ?5.-At
the preliminary hearing before Squire
]. n. David here to-day. Policeman Art
waldo was held without bail, charged
with the murder OF Il. a. Young. Vale
Boughner was released on 5000 bond
for his appearance In court
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A STRONG APPEAL
From Catholic Bishop for Rcstora-
tiOn Of Order and Peace.

tiOn Of Order and Peace.
CLEVELAND, o., July 25.-The Right
Rev. Bishop Ign. F. Horstmann, of the
diocese of Cleveland to-day issued nm
address to the Catholic laity OF the city
in which he calls upon the people to Of
fer no resistance to the authorities and
tells them to pray that peace and quiet
may be restored The address epito-
nIzes the situation as follows:
Anarchy reigns. Riot and rebellion
prevails. The civil authorities ure de-
ned and openly resisted. The city Is
terrorlSed by tho mob, and the militia
must bs called out TO preserve order.
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1nnn IVnrIrers Strilcn.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., July 25.-The
finishing mills OF the Andrews Com
pnny. Brown Bonnell Company and the
Valley works, all owned by the Repuh-
lie iron Company, are all idle, owing 70
q strike among employees and members
OF the Amalgamated Association. They
demand an Increase OF Is per cent.
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PARIS, July 25.-ofticial reports show
that the condition of winter wheat is
very good in nine departments Of
France, good in sixty-seven' fair IN
eight and bad In one department.
spring wheat is very good In four de-
partments, good In thirty and fair In
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 2S'-About
fifty American District messenger boys
and twenty Of the Postal telegraph
nnessengers struck this evening, but
promut action by the officials OF the
Companies brought the boys to the be-
lief that the strike would not succeed.
There being no organization among the
strikers they began to struggle back to
work. Within two hours after It's IN
ception the strike lEas a thing OF stPe
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PARIS, July 25.-wIth regard to the
case Of alleged shopliftLng at the
Louvre and with which the name Of
Miss Hobbs, an American, was asso-
clated, the management OF the Louvre
have withdrawn the charge and explain
that there had been a mistake.
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70 FuRTHER TRoUBLE
For the Reason that tho Cause Has
been "Removed."

been "hemoVcu'"
HOUSTON. Tex. July 25.-some two
weeks ago negro was lynehed in
Grimes county. Last night church at
Fuqua Prairie was burned by an in
cendlary. Suspicion fell on John and
Bandall Hamilton. negroes. The lat
ter was first found. and with a rope
around his neck. he confessed that John
burned the church.
John was found at his home and MS
answer to a demand for surrender was
a yolley OF buckshot, Van Wright being
fatally wounded and Tuck Moody
slightly injured. The negro escaped
badly wounded. but was recaptured to-
day at noon and at once strung up. No
further trouble Is expected. Revenge
for a former lynchlng, II Is thought was
the motive OF the lncendiaries.
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KENoVA, w. Va, July 25.-Jesse
Adams. aged thirty, living on Tug
river, last night killed his wife, agod
twenty-four, and then killed himself.
Jealousy is given as the cause OF the
tragedy
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HATTIEsBURG. Miss, July 25.-
Henry Novols, a negro who attempted
to assault Miss Rosallne Davis satur-
day evening, was captured yesterday
and was Identified by Miss Davis. No.
vols was Immediately tied TO tree and
shot 10 death by the angry crowd.
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FINE UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE

owing to Misunderstanding between
husband and wife, n fine Upright
PiRno has been placed In our hands Tor
Immediate disposal. The piano is prao-
tlcally new and was built by Cnnoru
Chlckerlng, man with nnuonnl repu'
tatlon RR an expert plano builder.
NC are authorized 10 sell the plano
for one-hnIf OF the original price. II
YOU want or need plano, here u rare
opportunity F. w. BAuMER co.
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The temperature yesterday as observed
by q, Schnepf, druggist. corner OF Market
ana Fourteenth street, was aa follows: