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The evening world., 1901-08-09
HIS WIFE
VEDDEO To
ANOTHER.
War Veteran Finds
Himself a Modern
EnoCh Arden.
NOW HE BRINGS A
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
She says That He'd Better Get O"i
Hef"rr tuEnat Get. Home. mud
MnLc. No An.u~r to Action.

Brooklyn mas n modern Enoch Arden,
Ills name Is Amos H. Neritzan. and nj.
HE. ,inScd with romance. adventure
and sorrow, has had many OF the clc-
men's OF true dramatic interest.
But Amos Is modern. and The story
came out In divorce court in proceed
!rEs held before Justice Rich. in tho
Supreme Court. across the Bridge to-
day.
V-r''zan married his ,iaxrn-tair.d
Jennie on July -. lSas. One child wa.
horn and the couples domestic bliss
was perfect
Tacn came the war with Snlln, and
Neri'zan. fired With patriotic fervor. en-
listed in the galian; s.vcniy.first ReK,-
men, Will. at Camp Black.
T"" months ago Amos. with com
Portable sum o. Cuban gold. arrived in
brooklyn. He went TO his little home.
II was occupied by strange faces who
had never heard OF Mrs. ver!tzan.
From nclKhb,rs he learned that over
year ago widow bearing his name,
WHO had one child. had married a cigar
manufacturer. August Isrcnncr by name.
II was a cruel o!o* 10 Amos. hu, he
hunted Jcnni" up. lie found her happy.
"1miorthbl. ana CpntCNtcu In another
lite. home a; No. III Mcscrole street.
brooklyn.
When. Ii. rang the door-bcll she re-.
s.,onacd.
Amos. Why. Amos ver.,zan. aren,
YOU dead" shr!cked his wife. now Mrs.
lsr.nncr.
SAY, Jcn.ic don't Kid me. You see
I'm alive. This don't go with me I'm
going 10 get divorce said the modern
Enoch Arden. with Just n chow OF n.
dlSnii!on.
well Sucss you had better do some
thing before August gets home" sux-
gested Jennie. because her, got tenn
per and won't stand much. All the same
you're fnc fellow not 10 write TO me-"
send her nrst husbands suit for d!-
vorcc. When she r. free she Will 20 to
New Jersey and marry August Brenncr
all over az1in.
worried. You see he's only modern
Enorh Arden.
The evening world., 1901-08-09
REPUBLIC MEN
WILL STRIKE.

rlTrSRI RG, Pa. Aug. a-Tne ON.
clals o' III. Republic lroE Works. on
the south side. We're notified this morn
,ng ty a committee o: workers from
tho mills that the entire force would
aunt work tomorrow evening. at which
time rr-sideu; Sharcrs order Is sup.
posed TO be ONE effective
The committee informed the COM
pany tina, the men mad taken vote
On the matter, ana u resulted in I,
majority OF three 10 one In .avo, o,
striking. The management refuse 10
max" any statement
The evening world., 1901-08-09
TRADE BULL|SA
BUT QU|ESCENT.
OPERATORS VIEW STRIKE SIT
UATIoN VERY FAVoRABLY.
q. =. Strcl and -. PauI Led n Pro-
nOuncrd Upward Movement
rrarti"ns. Toe. Were strong.
hut Trading WRs sharply Cur
tailed and spas odic.

Trader. on Change were inclined
10 place an optimistic interpretation
on Gompers'~ Intervention In the steel
situation and II wap believed that he
would b. the medium through which
n.gotiati",s would he rene we'd. aithough
his attitude In the fray was no, clearly
defined AMI was the sourc. OF much
conjecture.
Bull factions were further materially
aided hy Iondon's Initiative Price.
from the foreign market reflected the
cheerful sentiment prcdoininating i,
,hat centre.
In WEN ot this potent array ot bu.lIsh
influences s'e-! WAS naturally higher.
The common sod no n hNit point. to
!: IL Will. the preferred shares i'm
rroveJ TO THE extent OF j., per cent,
There was. however. no sequel to the
recent poo! operations IN S,cc! common.
AS the opening block was only .,ON
shares ant subsequent sale. were
scarcely over - shares. md indeed II
was Obvious that there was no necessity
for their further operations.
Soiw!thsiand.ns III. failure o! the
rn~n rac!tr i!rcc;ors. 10 declare the
long anticipated increased dividend. that
stock displayed aggressive strength.
scoring smart adv,ntcrf l., per cent,
Other Granger iss'dcs responded sympa.
th"iIca.ly, especially st Paul and Mis-.
sour. racinc. whch were NJ 81 and IS
per cent respectively.
Other stocks conspicuous in Inc i'm.
pros"mcn; were Manhattan. Atcy. son
and Copper. Texas Pacific. Tennessee
Goa! ANA Wapash were also descry. ng
OF "spcciai mention a, gains OF ! to I!
points
\ iuli followed the opening rise, and
prices cased on pcrC.piibly Renewed
buying. however, immediately turn.l
prices upward 10 the best figures FOR tn.
day Missouri Pacific touched !oi. ~,
Paul los l.: and United States Steel
!: 5-s
sharp selling movement was IN.
auYurnici In. The las, hour OF trading
and prices fairly melted. The cntir.
list slumpsd considerably below thu
opcriny. \ drop OF 5 points in p.o.
pies Gas was the chief factor In n.
decline.
The to,n, .aie. o, stocks to-day were
!SS.0O shares.
The evening world., 1901-08-09
RIVER Of
FLAME IN
THE STREET,
Terrific Explosion Of
Naphtha on Sixth
Avenue.
.FIREMEN HAVE LONG
FIGHT WITH BLAZE,
nnrrri Of the InHnmmnhlr FIuid
tII"Ws lp and FInR,cs >hOOt
100 Feet Intu the Air.

For half hOur to-day the pavement
! for nearly a whole block on Thirty
second street. between sixth and Sew
cnth avenues. was II mars o: flame.
Saphthu. borne along by Hood OF va
ter which was meant to stop the blaze.
burned ferccly and terrorizcd the resi-
The flames haiiie,l tn. ;Ircm"n for .
while. and when the .H.lammabic 'luil
had burned out ;lic s;-cr; looked liz"
II stretch OF hre-swept prairie.
Tho New York Paving and Repair
Company. which Is doing some work on
the streets In the neighhurhood. mad.
a he aduuarters Ior Its supplies at the
| corner OF Thlrty-s-cOnd street and sixth
avenue. Piled up there among the tim
te- the furnaces And the big roller Were
iivc barrels o, ntph,ha. Work had tcrh
stopp"i yesterday and the men were 10
begin work at O'Clock To-day.
Will. the workmer were making the
fires IN til. furnaces and getting w
steam on tnc big roller one OF The naph.
ths barrels hcgan 10 leak and tine iluii
took mr., fron 4 furnace. The name
ran along the naphtha AS along n tram
OF powder. and within a second had
r-a he'd IN. barrel
plo,Icd the i'amss rising lh fc"t IN tn.
air. Th. burning napathn -.re''h on,
aud in a minute river of nam. ho""h
down Thirty-second street
Tnc frc,n"n were soon on hand. tu:
the water :hey poured on the b.azc Only
served TO swell the stream and carry
The fame. further along. Meanwhile
Frank McDonalis hotel. AZ .he corn':
OF Thirty-second street and sixth we
nue.. caugh, fire from the outside, -
awnings we're In flames and Nr- .!c-
The evening world., 1901-08-09
The tott"n Market.

The local cotton market opened 1ui.,
nad trm to-day. ~tth prices t" 6 points
higher. Liverpool cables wee bu!lssh
beyond all expectation this morning,
aenotinS an advance ni TO J points In
futures .Hd l-3:d IN spot cotton. where
an advance of out to ! l.: points had
been hoped for, Weather news. too.
Was friendly to the market, indicating
generally dry conditions present and
prospective QNc- the entire bel, After
the call the local market Was inactive.
but steady. with prices 10 points
above the opening.
The opening prices were: August. IL: 10
~: September. ~. 10 ..lj. OStobcr. 1.i9
10 30. November. 80 TO 7?l: December.
80 to 1:l: January, ~ to ;.., Feb
rrnry. .... to 1,:i. March. 80 bid; Aprii.
- bid.
The price. at 30 y. " were; Oc,o.
Der. '.::: December. ia. January. :..S.
The evening world., 1901-08-09
PRINCE OF ORLEANS,
ADVENTURER AND DUELLIST,
DIED IN THE ORIENT.
He Was on His Way to
the United States and
Had lntendedvisitin
Newport in Search
Of a Rich American
to Wed.

SAIGON. French Cochin caina. Aug
1, Princc Henry OF Orleans died nj : d
+. NJ to-day.
The death of Prince Henry was not
unexpected. lie had been scriomsly III
for some time. In fact. he never rccov-
erd his health after a duel In Pnri, with
tho count "' Turin, the late King Hum.
ber;s nephew. four years ago He was
twice wounded n that duel. once IN tho
shoulder and once In the abdomen.
At tho time Of his death he was on his
way to the United States by way Of San
Francisco. lie was expected in New
port before the close OF tho season and
runor had Il that nc was to lay Eaxe
TO the hear, OF prom!nen; American
h.ir..r
II WAS said one year nEo that h" hnd
proposed 10 Eithe French. now Mrs
Alfred Vanderbilt. Thi. was denied ny
relatives OF IN. young women Rumor
has II that he was devotcdly attached 30
M:ss May Go"irt. one Of tho richest sir~
In New York society.
The Prince was born In 1857. lie was
tho e!i-s, son OF the Duke OF Chartrcs
and \ to,is'!n Of the Duke Of Oriean.. the
present head O. tho Rnya.lst faction.
HI. father. during the war or IN. re-
b.ll!on. served as an attache IN the
stan of Gen. Mcclellan
When tho Prince aaS born the Royal.
!sn wrrc In exile. When no reached
mans estate h" attempted to enter the
French army. but the Republican gov
ernmen, would no, allow II. Then ne
determined 10 become an explorer
Although he was made IA fellow Of tn.
Royal Geographical Society Of France
hi. fame as an explorer Is not likely 10
ring down the halls OF time. He never
got very far away from hi. base OF
supplies. and mos; Of his explorations
wer" o' n commercial nature. He trav.
cled IN Abysrnla and Central Asia.
Prince u Sprndthrttt.
The Prince OF Orleans was no -xcep.
ton to the averhg" run OF young royalty
to-day. lie was a srendthritt OF the nrst
water, Upon attaining his majority he
got rid OF money so rapidly that his
father was compelled to have COM
mission appointed to handle hts estate,
The did not discourage the Prince. At
ono time his gambling debts were 80
heavy that but for the heavy purse and
The evening world., 1901-08-09
LONDON BUYS u. S. STEEL

The American department a, London
displayed exceptional strength to-day.
price. scoring gains os ~ 10 ~ per
cent, with -. lhul and the United
states steel stock. tn the van Tn" ia'-
tor was In LARGE request, owing to the
belief that 'rc steel s,rik. Sa' on the
point @: collapse steel common sold
equivalent 20 'ti.. and ~" preferred
ol Ii;
or the r,tlcrl - raw and Union
Pacific N.ir mot cnH-1.tupu- ~ Hhihr
II IS and 3-s per cent respectively.
The pnclnr shares too Ncr" fei'
liked u, the Continent.
In the home department iradin. Nas
lts;less Nest Africans improved on III.
cessation ~ the recent forced selling.
The evening world., 1901-08-09
TO HAVE NEW BALLOON.
~. Santos-D Dumont iIaA Ordered ono
mud Work Has Hruun.

PARIS. Aug. o.-M. Sanios-D -Dumout,
indinS that the envelope OF his balloon
has sustained 80 much damage ;hat IL is
inadvisable 10 sew II together has or.
dered a new one. work on which has az
ready begun.
II Will have about the same volume a..
the one which burst yesterday. hu, IN.
stead OF being cylindrical IN .orm II w.ll
be ell!pso!dal. ". La Chamhre. who is
making It, constructed III. balloon To-:
the Andre polar expedition. ana prom.
ises that the new rnvelog. viii be ready
Sept l.
The evening world., 1901-08-09
The Wheat Market.

The loca, Produce Exchange opened
steady this morning but quiet. and re-.
raincd unchanged throughout he
morning.
Corn was dull Su, fairly steady. in
sympathy with wheat.
New fork's Opening prices we're. Sep.
is,nbcr wheat. Is l-:: December. 773.s:
May, ~ 3.i. September corn. IL IL bid.
th.cagos opening prices were: Sep.
tembef wheat. 20 as: December. 7: 3-& 10
I. rs. October. ia. september corn,
81 o-S: December. - SIS: May. 81 ia 20
81 7-S.
New Works closing prices were:
September wheat. 70 .1.s bid: October.
u 3.s: December. Sis: May, 81 ~
bid, September corn, 81 Is: December.
II bid. May. ~ ~ bid,
ChicaEo's closing prices were: Angus.
wheat. q I.s: September. " SIS: OctO.
Is s.s August corn. IS s.S; Septem::
Der. - -
The evening world., 1901-08-09
ARRESTED FOR THEFT.
West Accused "t rnLins " Nni"Hh hir
Isiu from n Yacht.

william Francis West. jr.. Of 6ys De
Grtw street, Brooki,n. was arrested bv
detectives McLlrcn and McGrath. Of
The Foriy-third precinct. that borough.
THIS afternoon, on charg, of hnvinE
,lolen a dhmoLd pin worth $40 from
the auxiliary schooner yach: Sakomis
The Sakomis Is lying at the foot Of
Twenty. |eNth street, Brooklyn. She
Is owned by Elias T. Hatch. and Is an.
d.rgoing some repJirs.
The diamond pin - said 10 nave b..
l"LSed to Mrs. Hatch. who has spent
several weeks on board "f her hus.
bands yacht.
The evening world., 1901-08-09
.G|AN07 /
ADMITS
HIS GUILT.
Anarchist Arrested at
Milan Was Accom-
pIiCe Of BresCi.
LEFT PATERSON
WITH ASSASSIN.
Went Ia Monsa. Where Ginnotti
tion While Bresci Killed King.

PARIS. Aug. "a despatch TO the
Patrie from Rome says the Anarchl lat
Luigi Gianotti. who is charged at MI
Ian with being an acoomplicc
Bresci, in tho assassination OF King
Humbert, has confessed to his com
plicity in the crime.
He admits that ne left Paterson. y.
J., in company with Brcsci and that
they went together to Monzn. near
Milan.
Giano,.i started street row at
Monza the day OF the murder. in or
der to distract the attention OF the po.
lice while Brcsc! attacked the King.
The evening world., 1901-08-09

. serious quarrel arose between them
IN 1895.
Az result OF this quarrel Prince
Henry renowned the cause Of the royal
family OF France and allied himself
with the Republic. This made him more
popular than ever In France. In fact.
a; one time. during the Administration
OF rrcsiden; Faurc. ;her. Was talk Of
forcing t'aurc out and putting tho
young Prince in his place.
Prince Henry might have had many
powerful friends IN England had he been
more discreet He aas somewhat OF a
srr!bbicr. however. and never lost n
chance 70 abuse England and the Eng
l!sh people The rcstil, was that he was
ignored hy the English element that IL
even to this day favorable 10 his fam
!ly
The evening world., 1901-08-09
BOY BEHEADED
BY FAST TRAIN.
N1NE-YEAR-oLD FRANK AN
DERsoN KILLED BY EXPRESS.
Nc Had neen Sailing . noRt IN the
0rook Near uis Home aud Was
CrossinE the Long Branch Rail-
road Tracks when the Train
Stfuck Him.
tsp-cl,l 10 n. Evening" wo,l.,

ELIZABETH. y. J.. Aug 3-rrana
Anderson. nine-year.old boy. was
struck by an express train from Atlantic
City at l..e0 this afternoon at Elizabeth.
port and instantly killed. lie Was be-
headed.
The boy had oscn sailing a boa, In a
brook near the Long Branch Railroad.
and started TO cross the track 10 hi.
home. lie got out OF the way OF train
bound for Long Branch. only to step In
front OF the easthound express
His father. William Anderson. lives at
- Delaware street. F.lixabcthport. The
body was taken 10 smiths morHuc.
The evening world., 1901-08-09

powerful Intervention o! his godfather
the late Due d'Aumalc. hc would have
hecn posted rs a wcichcr In tn" clubs Of
Paris.
His godfather was very fond NJ him
until h. began "a display traits OF
character that were not In keeping
with MS blood ani station. II was
supposed that the .odson would Inherit
the bulk NJ the fortune OF the Due.
Prince Henry was practically cut of
In the Will of tn. old gentleman.
~: was far more popular In Paris
than Is his cousin. the Duk. ~ Orleans.
Primo. Henry. with MIS- dcrl-may-care
manner and HIS lavish expenditures ot
money. cndearci himself 10 the Par
ISians. 81 Jealous did the Duke ~
Orleans become OF this popularity that
The evening world., 1901-08-09
INSTINCT.
Taste 10 frequently . Valuable Guide
In Selecting Food.

4 little child's taste Is often re-
liable guide to palatable and desira-
BILE food. and It Is worth ones while
to observe how the little folks take
to Grapc-Nuts. the famous new food.
They eat II freely without addition
OF sugar. for II has the peculiar. mild
but satisfying sweet OF ...ape sugar.
and the natural taste either OF child
or adult recognizes at once food that
will agree with and richly nourish the
system.
They are generally unable to ex-
plain why. but instinct seems to tell
the uncrring truth when Grape Nuts
are tasted. and few days use will
show strength and health as the re-
suit Of food that not only has the de-
licious flavor. but Is made Of those
parts OF the food supply furnished
by the Creator that tend to easy alb
sorption by the system.
The evening world., 1901-08-09
THREE BOYS MISSING.
Willianato~n. Mn,... I"unx.t-r.
start for New York 10 VOuuhIt

The Rev. Fallen D. Townc, q minister
OF Williamstowu. Mass. wrote long
letter to the police Of this city to-day
telling them 10 look on, Tor three boys.
ono OF whom Is his son. who left VIII.
Jamestown on Saturday. Aug. D. intend
Ing to "rough' II 10 New York
His sons name is Edward and h. =
hfieen years old. II ig omll.a!ln. fui!
face and his hair was cut very snort
The other boys were Earl Eaton and =,
boy whose name tn. letter did moi
Eive. The minister state! IN his letter
that Eaton was the son OF one ., the
best citizens In ;he town
The evening world., 1901-08-09
TROOPS IN FINLAND.
Under Gutsc Of Mnno~uvrr. Russia
sends In Army.

= cOPESHAGEN. ..uS, o..-rhe Dame.
erog to-day says the Rues!ans are about
10 hold extensive manocuvrcs in FIN
land.
6even Danish vessels have started 10
transport troo;~ nnd material from
Revel "a fortified town OF RI, sia on the
south side OF the Gulf o. Fin!and) TO the
The evening world., 1901-08-09
RUN OVER BY AUTO.
/ y. r. Millius IL scriou.ly Injur-h
q In Newport.
Especial to Tho Evening wala.,

n tboeeIaI 10 The Evening W0h
ss NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. a.-!Aieyer p.
Niihus. the New York ha!r.drcsser, was
nearly killed by an automobile this
afternoon driven by the manager OF the
New England Electric Vehicle and
Company.
n f&!ul:ue.a clothes were torn In threads
SzD0 his lees and arms were badly cut.
zfane vas placed Under arrest and wsi,
4 $en. TO the police station by an or.
IN the Automobils which he had
The evening world., 1901-08-09
Mr.. NATION WANTS DIVORCE,
husband "f th- Crnsnd-r Asks u
IIr llrleNsrsi.

Especial To The Evening wosldJ
KANSAS CITY. Mo. AuE. 9.-David
Nation ha. fi!cd petition for divorce
from his wife. Mrs. Carrie Nation, the
anti. saloon crusader.
Mrs Nation has Just been released
from jail In Topeka. where she was sent
because OF u crusade.
The evening world., 1901-08-09
GIRL INHALED GAS.
Annie RutEah Wa. D-apnnd~nt and
Out Of Work,

Annie Ru;gah. eighteen wears old. a
Russian cloak Nnishcr, six months on,
o: work. committed suicide to-day At 10
Vesey stree, by inhai!nE Illuminating
gas.
The girl lived with n family named
Hoffman. She had rheumatism. and
lost number OF places through the
ailmen;. She had no, been able 10
obtain employment; FOR six months and
had become despord-ui.
The evening world., 1901-08-09
NEW WABASH OFFICIALS.
Col. Biodwett B-rou,-. Third Vice
President.

At meeting OF the directors OF the
Wabash Railroad Company Milton
Knight. tranic manager Or the COM
pany. was elected vicc.Prcsidcnt. Col.
Wells ". BlodKett, who for many years
has been general solicitor Of tho Wa.
bash. was elected Third vice-presidcnt.
The evening world., 1901-08-09
cHILIAN MINISTER DYING.
srnor vir"ni So desperately III
Recover, IL Improbable.

BUFFALO. y. y. AuS. ?.-Scnor ".
cuni the ch,ii,n Minister. who has been
~ III this city is reported much worse.
There is nov but liiilc hope for his
recovery.
The evening world., 1901-08-09
WIDOW A SUICIDE.
Mrs. Dryer lonesome for Her S0n,
Who L. on n vncntIOn.

Mrs. Charles Dryer. Iifty ycnrs OF age
and widow. committed suicide :o.dav
by !nhaling gas it her home. No. i:s
Eas, Eishty-s"ycnth street. No reason
Is assigned FOR the act except that she
WAY lonesome for one OF the boys, who
went away on Monday on MS vacation.
Both sons "ork In the station \ Post.
The evening world., 1901-08-09

s,oi4s Ron.'d is sse.me ee eh,afen S
were led down 10 the street wSO -.
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SAIGON. French Cochin C'aina. Aug
? Prince Henry OF Orleans died NJ ID
+ ~. to-day.
The St. Johns herald., 1901-04-06
CONCERNING THE HAIR.

The encyclopedias regard hair fall ing below the feet of women as eXtraor- dinary.
 Several years ago Miss E. J. Whitten, Topsham, Me, was said to have hair eight feet in length.
 Marie Antoinette wore a pompadour and rolls thrown back past her ears. Queen Anne wore side curls.
 hair is a succession of cylindrical or elliptical horny cells. Curly or kinky hair is due to sudden "breaks" in the regularity of the cellular success sion.
 Samson's strength was attributed to his long hair, and his fate is charged up to Delilah's shears. Absalom's wealth of tresses was the cause of his own death.
 In Egypt long hair was considered an encumbrance. It was a feature of beauty among the Hebrews and Greeks. Roman ladies used artificial hair and set the pace for future coif- feurs.
 Peasant girls in the south of France cultivate and sell their hair as a regular business practice. Traders who att tend the fairs Purposely to traffic in tresses frequently find hair five feet in length. but hair six feet long is very scarce.-San Francisco Examiner.
The St. Johns herald., 1901-04-06
WOULD BECOME A SLAVE.
Sacrifice His Liberty in Osder 70 PEeach.

Many men in this country have sac rifced property, happiness GaG even life itself in the struggle to make them selves or others freemer; but we know of but one man who, from the highest motives, FTer sought to become slave.
 Abraham Bininger, Swiss hoy from Zurich, came with his parents to this country on the same brig that brought Jobn Wesley. The father and mother of the lad both died on the voyage and were buried at sea, and he stepped alone from the G4ngway on to strange con- tiuent, where there was not a single familiar face.
 The solitude of his childhood drove him closer to the friend in whom re- ligion had early taught him to trust.
 The orphaned condition of the gen tie boy must have appealed strongly to the sympathy of Mr. Wesley, and it was probably the great preacher him- self who took him from the ship to the Methodist orphan school in Georgla, where he was educated.
 In his youth Bininger gave proof of singularly devout and tender feeling. and this character was intensified with added years. When he had grown to manhood, he asked 10 he sent to tell
The St. Johns herald., 1901-04-06
RE king Him Whole.

Tt takes the glorious old west to do business" said the man with the alligator grip as he boarded the train ct St. Paul. We of the east are net in it little bit"
 Anything to rclate?" quer;ed one Of the passengers as he woke up
 Just few words. travelled from New York to Chicago vi!h a staying looking girl. At Buffalo 1 was gone CT her. As we reached Chicago she had set the date. I returned home, wrote her 32o love letters and came out here to get married"
 "And wbat?"
 ''She decided that she would mar rv another. She estimated the value Of my time at $500. the worth of 1ny letters at s3C0 and my broken heart at $2c0, and drew nc a cheek for s1.OG0, and here it is. Gave her receipt in full to date, kissed her good-by. and there you are and here l am. There's but one way 10 Co business, and the west knows al about it. Yes. check for a thousard. and Eo7g many of you gentlemen will smoke a Henry Clay at my expense 9" Buffalo Courier.