Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1876, Page 1

* ii Trying Tiwes at Minwackes—I am sorry to say that the gboxt of the crooked- ? bate eens whisky business does notdown at anybody's PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Exeepted, hidding, but continues to walk about at an- ri seasonadie hours, tn all sorts of avexpected piivenie Deon TU EDINGS. bat of thelrcompesure by grinning Selore out of their composure b mK Penney! a Ave me: corner 11th Street, | The me sous wee they at - | ea. You remember th i i Com Tom Cirwin when Frank Pierce nomt- The Evening Star Laon. oe grange aL pated for the Presidency. fom went 2own 5. H. KAUFFMANN, | to Dreakfst, took op the morning paper, ——— and saw whathadbeen dope Turning to corr > | his next neighbor, with that serious, Goma: com - if ree TH. the ree . | than egal, bocesase naif coaseneentens M4 By mati—postage pr | tba usual he said in a baif eon! 8:2 00 a year, postane prepard. . Bago the presideney ed ee ee WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1876. Two cents, | 5 Sossnn sc = SPR ] | oye are Just now about ns uncomfortable is Secial and Personal. Pacific Mail and Richard B. Irwin. Going for - | 88 8 man seated on a bot gridiron. « EVEN ING STAR: The Charity ball for the henefit of the Chil- LETTER FROM IRWIN. “LAUGHTER” AT THE SPHYNX'S EXPENSE. Telegrams to The Star. | them “our bey Ratier ae ee because, as Ben dren's Hoxpital of the District has proved J. Proctor Knott, chairman of the Judl The business meeting of Plymouth churca | amid one re { Foster ee bye d = rm 4 ciary Comraittee of the House of Represen: last night was devoted to the case of Henry | Feseais,” most of them, au t woo Washington News and Gossi the most sanguine hopes of all concerned in | tatives, nas received a letter {rom Irwin, | C. Bowen. ‘The report of the examuning| PACIFIC MAIL AGAIN, | {0m Our backs on our frieads ta the hour of ae Pe | its Success to have been well grounded. Tae | saying: The same nersons who by secret mis- committee Was read. It recites Brother S fi ae. —- = + oe a alr ee se Horas to-day was pric: | Char and trom tur large umeaber in citend: | or arrests te oe ee Freee | ca ues Srievances Sgatoat Bowen: bow | | Bee and take up the investigation whore It 21 end- 5 est, by order of the House o: - 7 s | dy n \ 0 cipally consumed in a currency speech by | U™Ph. and from the large number in attend- | MY, iret, irs December, I8fe, betag eeu | relating to Deemen cod in only read what | Richard B. Irwin Examined | 2*20® “ot. Toat is what disturbs as Franklin Land f Indian: Port cacoesshat polation te temichn, | s0ktzed in attempts to aamntine Uy wonc, | was teeay Glebe a ee his . AMINE | at night. and #6 we toss uneasily upon Our pone Nios Sen eredey bes meni cn cae Ena, | Svar meen ish be tn wacker’ sooee i have | oem sennaee eine report of a confession downy pillows and dream of Conkita—mo. GOVERSMENT REC&IPTs.—Internal rev- poner by me biteaiivine ta uate reason to believe may try to repeat their | je to him ten years ago by & woman not | = - — lg ing such J ra cane Weer, ENNIS; tN for minnie, | One Cee ee eet Eee Eee culiarly | HICK. I, therefore, take the precaution of | named or identified, and now he refused to THE CENTENNIAL REGATTA | meen’ net over te $7,346 637.45; 74,564,737.25, | Dd the csult must hav cast 3 | saying that Iam now, and shail be for scve- | answer thelr questious, aod precipitately | Kr, the sweet v $7,516.637.455 fiscal year to date, #74,564,737.25; | Sratifyiny to the ladies and gentlemen win ral weeks, residing with my family at the | withdrew. The report concindes by recom. from the tyrannic $1165 O10, fiscal Sea tod month to date, | compored said 1 te FB Medes any | Windsor ‘Hotel, in the city of New York, | mending that Benes Se cena Cayrecom. and of Herman N Chee 3 Recall year todate, $5 561,432. was fo the public, Mr. F.B. Me Me. | Where will be at any time ready to obey | business meeting of the church next Wed. | * kuward Teinple, W. B. Drinkant, M.D’: Me. . | replicator See wade English Oarsmen Coming RECEIPTS of National Bank notes forward- | 4)! Yer Tenge: WB, Drinkacl, M Pollok, | PY Subpoena or request to appear before | nesday evening to answer qu Eanes 6 be gu gs s your committee or any other committee, in | Accusations he had made azi enema SPECIAL NOTICES. Sree THOp IST PROTESTANT CHURCH, ah street. near B northwest —Prescaing af Be oe Tuo pubic invite. 1 T BAPtist CS hustle hee dw cernseat, Deb I -» pase tor, “Br rvices—morcing at 11 o clock, sud evening aT. Allare welcome. it ‘cCUNDSY CHURKOM TO Choe ‘burch Ay CLEVELAND, pestor Evening servis at igo WAUGH MB OHM KO morrow et lim. and7 ap Nornis, polpi a i * THE DAY JODGMBT,” a tecture, at tS New Jernsalem Temple, North Oapivol st... between B streets, Sanday st 7-30 p as. Morn- her wh aks of nen. the 2 able, although I think no fair minded per- | Bowen, declarir e that he ought to be excom od s <s Dp 2, mes iN aETICRE ev. Dr. or Sa bag Rota) oe Santee ‘The er ae ag on son can read the reeord of my long poe ox: municated. This was received with applause CARLIST FORCES DISBANDING. Winstow's Exriasation—A I onden c Bite ae Sk rege pre celpts to day, S656, draped with lace curtains caught with ro- haustive examination, prolonged during | and laughter. . enema any weeks of last secsion, without seeing | Mr. Beecher here interposed and deprecated ch. coruer 6th and D AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House | seties of gaslight green tarletan; between the | ™ | eens q FOREIGN NEWS at lla. m. ‘today wee Ge retaries of the Interior | windows were placed the banners of the dif, | wat ican add nothing of Importance to it. | these manifestations of approval or merr | f we Boston Herald tele- Wein eCard tom visit to the iS If my evidence should be calied, I trust it | ment. He said that while there might be Fr Oared Crew for the Centen- wed der arrest © tates of the Union surmountc | by the 4 ; 3 “ Ing extradition Was somew? i and War, Senators Boutwell, Maxey, Logan, | ferent states o - Will be before my return to my home in Cal- | ludicrous features connected with the case nial Regatta, Bonn ee ER ° shields of the bations of the earth. Bell's Life says that , ps 1 i {fornia, a few weeks hence, both for the gov- | Of the brother, yet It w epIOeneatiGee a? Se DEMONS | The mais. gallery we Seoned with the | ernment’s sake and mine. : Achureh to cust out my —e stars and stripes, relieved wit! eee ae THE EXAMINATION POSTPONED. (Bowen) was one of the found PromoTep.—Mr. J. W. Brady, of Mary- | chains cut from gold, oe meen Laepcey The New Yord Herald of yesterday says: land, has been promoted to @ third class, | “iss St the upper endof the halt was draped | nichara It. Irwin, who waserrested pn Tec and Mr. T. C. Murray,of Pennsylvania, toa | ournational colors. A hedge formed of pot- 2d elass clerkship in the Sixth Auditor's of- i bounded the plat a solemn thing for Loxpon, Fe .and he | Robert Watson Boyd has comp nezo s of the | t mber. and the more t: & To-morrow (Sanda: ) the 77h iastay*, Ys ho Bay. A - 5 t to converse Al Lhe outset, but eager ed for news from Bosten, and learn the state o1 optaion U0bs for a four cared crew to £0 to Amer- cbureh, and 18 a ro luring the ensuing regatta season. The talizing his conduct the more sad the spe: crew Will be composed as follows. Robert day night at the suit of Mr. Rafus Hatcn, | cle. He hoped they would deal with the mat- | Ba late director of the Pacific Mail steamshi) | ter with solem ‘= his generaily deli cholson, Robert Cuam- | Tee ®i it, Io his own thought it | bers, and Boyd himselfas stroke. Boyd has | BOt expect ter edge of the 1 . | nat y sxeoution “ i sar ciety fia Emaetaiee te 3 | charces: the funds of evory kind we baa THE steamer Colon, of the Pacific Mall 8. Mont cae riateon Mee ee Pesterday afternoon in the office of Judge | Mr. Shearman said they wanted to deal | Tyre. It this challenge te Mat ae most of which an nd to my wife i he zc ub Rowen as a member. They had more | Will assume the title orechampion. ‘foe fons | age yatey gt hageom dow ss a “ " - ‘ ate | Prosecution app the persons of Messrs. | affection for him than ever, and didn’t want | will proceed to America as the representa le ol ¢ e “ instant from New York, with U.S. mails for Fee ong rere = [Sohn as je a anderpool, Green, and Cammings, and the | to part from e : the Central American and eentra! Pacific | faniing 1) large le birds in Cazes wore | lefence was represented by ex Judge Wm. | gave them his ciel tue, a statement by & Recaicitrant Car! ports, will not sail until the 24 of Maren. paaced In various paris of the halt tees ae A. Fallerton and Mr. L. B. Chapman. ‘Tne Wotan. and he (Stearman) pledged lis repa Maprip. F ——— aig wor | - hour set down for examination (four o’closk ation for sagacity tatshe was a dead wo- sators | chandeliers depended rustic baskets fillet H ark Row. Counsel for tie | with ireait Court room. Oity Hal atioa predicated up na beltef Gospel of the kingdom of God, which will be estab- Uibed on earth at th raot Christ | The nstrre jon wilt be @ resurrection from among reptibility and immortality, aod ition with Christ on his throne, S. company, schedaled to sail on the 29th | on which appeared the legend “Children’s | Bixby, No. ) justnow. (Laughter) He | tive cpglish crew, saved when our house at J burned money my her tack £40. I did not raise mouev on the policies ts eb. 2.It is officially an | Rounced that eight Carlist battalions re AT THE CAUCUS of republican S Ww s thought by Judge Bixby to be too late in | man. (Lau ghter.| He judged thts from Bo fused toon * | of insurance on the house, as is a ith growing plants. wa | lo‘obe last evening it was decided to oppose the tions of the earth for one thoa+and ed. orders to lire upon the royal | {} meget te i bon * P ine day. and, afier some discussion, it was | wen’s heart and history, and his dragging a an betecen th rte hat story is fa the See ots | provision in the pension bill atiowing ar. | tt? eee cere Fane eee, the, Hor! agreed to postpone tne mocseiinee tenia | the grave and the brothel for evidenessaug | 2 force Was disbanten amy | Policies was debt. I es of sions to those dropped from | Franklin,-Johin Scott Lawren ) Calderon | MOFrow (Saturday) at teno'cioek a m., when | relying on the dead to support his honor and | tT Tolotn ected | bear they t 1g fromeny EOAEAIES CF SEMMOUS te Ch) oppe: ‘fanklin,-Jobn Scott Laughton, Calderon | ihe ex, ation of Irwin will be had ‘in the | word. They had sneceeded in getting nim to 3 the rolls on account of disloyalty. Carlisle, John Davis, Seaton Monroe, Frank nsiow 1g from the Herald corres- mu are Uolegraphing to s I ask Massachusetts: to remember my rervices in the army and navy. Tell them not t demo me until ng an A dispatenh from neral Martinez Campos ai t | pine battalions have surrended at Pamp a. Itis generally believed that a com- s1e, J . company’s offices at Pier 41, North river. fix the period at between 10 and 25 gears, but = r ° i] ih y . . P.R. — 5 4 Hox. Frep. Warts, Commissioner of | Revue’ underwhone sole irene those Mr. GUE CHARGE AGAINST InWIs. unfortunately fof him the study aud prayer Asricniture, was heard to-day by tie House | gramme was carried out to the satisfaction | Mt, before Congressional convaatttee Wat | Elie Tameka aera Or exist to Committee on Appropriations with refer- | ofall concerned. | Be (Irwin) bad emplogen Gee Sone ence to the interests of the Agricultural ba- | | As the guests entered the room they were i ‘A MEETING @*f MASTE N AND SHEET IRON WORKERS beld next TUESDAY EVENING * at o'clock, at Trades’ Union Hall, corner sth and jet gether. ughter.] They bad Bowen on the facis dear brot | plete break up of the Cariist forces is immt- | ssmen, bi 2 38 Was e | before ar 3 o'clock. Redfern ard Mr. and Mrs. Niles. Two of the | ST@*Smen, but that Congress was aware that | before au . sivad ke “raphe =. | Company's funds ostensibly to bribe Con- | ter wen Ceclared his willtngne:s to go | nent, and the war is re . tually | (2cy PSve beard ine as Justice t@ Con- seegretens Go beaten | Soci ee ern een Se | ee as i onl its Mitek Perot | Gomes : before nny three of several men he name. | erdcde so "et #8 Fewanied as virtually le Snd act upon the ame By order of the Pret — 4 © | the funds'in question were not employed tn | © are now appointed commissioncrs, . ourag: Ml ye mye oe TEG. oe a popular ladies on the reception com: i aides A v8 et bi iene sins oa ine hed Russia a Khokanda. these charges. They will not sce me le H. YOUNG. — A PENston.—Both the Senate and House | mittee—Mrs. Ricketts and Mrs. R-B Mare 7_ So ete a oe) ee oe rnin er —~ Mee | ST. Perens Feb. 2—The Golois | wrong?” © 7 oon one ontlee Cre SU eee esoGr aries | | Commitiee on Pensions has Set SONS eT eee Cocmnt At Ti Hhae eee rene! | Srinted by izwin foe bis care one an benent. | privileged “TAppianee} sit tes tice Kn ad with gE 3 CeAaxck oF Pack os Mumtix: —Hereafter this | pension to the widow of the late Adjutant Suother of the Dine atid ee erorene: | Pais is the charges brosghtapeire: cee | The report and recommendations of the | Ruseia unde jeved at Khotjent thet | bie cece ut ee ding eel A remmarice- Sopecation, will meet ta *Amoctaion, Hall,” Bo. | Coieval Lorenzo Thomas, now in ber Tein committee, is not equal to the fatigue of | Shdent, and Mr. Hateh adds that the com. | examiulog eciumlttee were P a . a c re a after the recent baitie at Asake a! 8'an prisoners in the hands of the insurgents | don, trates the Were massaci Marghilian. money metiers. One Enquirer of Sunday, Ruskin He-elected. _ who started a bank o: Juring the past wees | John Ruskin bas been re-elected fo the Ciples, used up the me estern railroad office at this place has | S'ace professor+hip of tne arts at Oxford. ulative ratiroad in thi “ tickets to parties bound for the west The Leante Matineers. toting two or tree ott New cotton states—middie and westera Ala- Loxpon, Feb. 2.—The six Greeks and | #¥4 1s now u Brooklyn, last night, one of | bama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, ennie, | the meee ship the bank, in t ‘aptain Hat- money, or in It is Strange that been deluded into sole manage * 615 ith street. o FIRST THURSDAY tn each morth. Tas otfice of the Gen. Thomas served in tue army over | standing to recalve guests, bat fortunately | P&PY which he represents “will now try and | adopted. Association, where dues may be paid during th: h fifty years. was able to be present, and was the recipient | Z¢t back @ million PE AO Of the more than . pl obit FALL oF a eb ant | BROTHERS—Danyers of the Prapez their admirably cou- tland Brothers were performing their exture of the maieriais | £441) hges sear t brilliancy of an assemblage rou. | Pury! grapeze Act on the stage of th erwise illustrious from the many | them {ell tert the Ras- | is undergoing prelity ereafter in the sume room in which jalar monthly meeting of the stockhold+rs is 26 st__ JOHN EB. THOMPSON, Secretary. [5 esters BUILDING ASSOCIATION, [The eixth regular monthly meeting of th ILTON” will be held ob WEDNESD. ANG. March Ist. at 7 o clock, at the Board of ‘Tr come. C01 $5,000,000 loss wh “Yaimshas agreed | Of many congratulations on her improved | $100,000 loss wi aE ane asreed | health this winter ‘The tollets observed were well chosen, and served to enhance s caused it.” Tur | - The Columbus (Ga. 20th instaat, says the W: 8 THE Committee on Wa: in favor of the claim of R. H. Buckner, of Alexardria, whose property wa for internal revenue taxes, a 7. The property was sol bats : 3. opie Bing & spee- try and in pro- Wild-oat schemes, swindling. There et used, Ub dered e floor. The trapeze was hung | and Texas. This makes 3315 whieh t ; ie tloor. ne ng | ar as. es 3.315 ave | charged with the murder of distinguished men and handsome women of “ ‘dives tie it ine eitsee: Denote roget i inthe B Whom it was composed. Mrs. 8.V. Niles | 0m the cclling, and was divided Into three | been sold frou that office sitice, Decsmber 1, | fied wens fore ree Of the ce pald ‘© the U Whi-b Buckner now wants. five others of the crew of the ship ow street po- lice court this morning and remanded to obile and Girard offive, making a total of | prison for one week 5 whieh bave left this section, ineluded Bismarck at the Cente: # radiusof fifty miles, in two aud ahalf] Loxpox. Fem aber not 250 were whites. ye a Jail. should have k under the meeting So ali who desire to taks stock whils it eon be had, and WitHovT preminm, are advised to comm fo the meeting and subscribe. The Secretary will Be at the rooms at 6 o'clock. ra BB. WARNER JAMES FRASER, "JNO A PRESCOTT, Secretary ISEEUND.—A TION 164 will b S27 ith street n nthe 3 z fections, one al 5 pW! ddition, 200 have been d fro e ing General Babcock’s intentions. Several | corsage and a few choice SCA On ie osition; ber husband, who was lighter than monds. Mrs. Redfern, Re Mattes ik sor is brother, was next’ below, an? the third ail probabillty ack to be returned toservico | Eamasanine, was’ Rarcehe rn ae Tas near, the stage, hanging by his feet to | 7 , tn the ariny. Bays indications thas nal rows of blonde lace, enbroldecd ‘e Straps. It was the part of the upper man | This compl fice of private secretary, and also that Mr. Luckey Will hol his present position. Tue Districr Tax BIL Committee on the District of Colv & short session this morning a: was informally considered. } of his friends, however, assert (hat he wi && & depasitory of Wl Lease cler- 2,000 before be had even ved tn the prin- b Oakley pro- yocaiae alarmed tis money Oakley Wiehed to pay him in shares of the “Glibert aud Cbaudiere Gold Fields Company.” The y Wonder is that the c pl theoter. Mr. Gakley’s ay 15 per cent. cnterest to dey a. 26—Tne Cologne Gazette's lin letier says that a colosral statue of Prince Bismarek will be sent to the Centen- c t cd to throw Limself downward aad caten the | Alabaina as in White bugles; ornaments diamoads. | nands of the other. Ae he fell, however, he Bre: Lierrepont, over pale lemon-colored | missed his hold. the brother baie was also silk, wore illusion. dotted with small anow | Carried away and boty nie a boards. The lighter of the two fe neath and was badly crashed. Fy lay an conscious aud periectly motionless, and the audience arose ex that the Porgi ing live betweeu the excitement is everal Who had mouey have re- ; and report hundreds would come PACIFIC MAIL & had the t T pronitses resentat t . nialexhibition at Philadeipnia. two states. Tae | to be erected at Kisseng: about over, and SKullman attempted the chancellor's Li ———— Pe ple Of “co-op sed to follow desired to draw « The House | t#kes of gold: the garniture was forme: nia hat | Wice gros grain ribbon of brown, blue a: ay | pink shades, combined in a mx ‘he tax DILL | list alone cGuid euggest, Mrs, F ‘lou was | jewels are unique and beautifal. d ake up | torney General accoinpanied his wife, and ¥ the fanc They were deluded orbitant wages —the = made by colored The irwin Exam w York, F. ase of Ric —Th edly. as it was belie vi men had been killed. The wound reached. It was d led to age » Who are a nere—and now th ag oa Saw BGlbEEne SADSGIAN n borne insensibie from the woe Wteriy regretting they did nol stay cer tine rest was prompLiy paid—out of tue prim- < £W ECILDING 2830014 110N the mnatter on Tuesday next and allow the | by his agreeable conversation and devonuair | M8 ® mee to the eity hespiicn ‘His sat SH PESNIReoe Te er no OE stay on th resident, cipal of inter deposits. Ro Boned of Direcens citizens of the District to opyear Ia person Seeanion. Met. Fink, Mise eo are Of the | and head were tnjufed aud it 18 thought saree pose of influencing legislation at Washing. | A 1ELRINLE SCANDAL bas been de- TON BUILOING ASsOUL stir Sen eran en Mr. Bouligny and ter, | thathe maydie, He fell about fifteen or| A SAD MISTAKE.—A strange and fatal ton, was commenced today before Justice | velopes in Mabokes J, meetin x Anxy OnveNs—The Tave of absanee | $0n; Mrs. Shepherd, Mr. Bouligoy aad Mes t y P q Dy a twenty feet, aud struck on the back of bis | mistare occurred yesterday at No. 155 & tt were among the most elegantly dressed | jai. The athor brother, uninjuret, walked | seventeenth street. Wm.S. Parsons, aged tan ladies present. Miss Frelinghnyssi, one of | oirtte singe unsupported. The wife of the | years, hed been sick in bed for some sj the moet distingue of four belles, wore rich | jr jared ainiete shiteked as her husband fell past and was under the treatment of nto | White damosquine. rand Mrs. Joel | arid ran to bis side. She accompanied him | Dr. Post. At an early hour in the morning w. | Wolfe, of New York, were accompaniel by to the hospital. After the excitement cre. | his father arose to give Lim some of the 4 so mon- Bixby. Mr. F.W.G. Bellows, one of the Strous @s to be alme presidents of the compauy, was the first wil- | pears that five young lad hess called, - | to the otherfand residin: 1 part | the city, have informed Justice Wuite tat x cheeks, amounting in the | @ well-known resident of that clty had won ioc. Fiest payment se granted 24 Lieut. Lewis Merriam, ith try, (Fort Bridger, Wyomiug territory extended seven months, with permi Reilg, fth cavairy, te catated! a? MV; | melt Kandsome nies Ferron~ wishing to enbscrite caz send p card, ot me fuli pame snd ad!ross, snd s: of shares. BB FERGUSON, 5S Southwest coruer 2d etrest snd f Miss Wolfe, and the ub varate amou ther au e om _ i : and ated by the accident had partially subs Medicine prescribed by the doctor. By a $25,000 810.000, mao | rear cone wep fob Et : ee ae ae erie ORTAGRN Bl | eatrentiarnr ie ee Peicgation | the variety show was finished. No n fatal oversight the father pouret out for his asa pine a Lom rap rin, Fue gts, whe — ok Saace | Dae rN ere BOUL delay to Join | ee Rte: Wolfe wore Mae ree ceenon | or other provisions aga: poleon given to Irwin, but he could 1 plored the judge to find some method of | ea INCOLN HALL his regiment in the department of Dakota, rave old Roman lace. A crescent of diasastuig | OF Me Park Tucater stage. mat 5 positi t re punbisitent for the villain by the strong =< PERSONAL—Among the passengers ar- | ard twostars gilttered in Ler ha'r. Aboat | THe Histon, or Dipntanara— ave, told the boy that he t wren rene gre Ee eT pened nage was unable to be . y the steamer | ber shoulders she wore an ermine eapa. M meeting of the Public Health As-o-i2 isoned him. fhe a . : (he cin ea nem, as the aman bad Bed tived at New York yesterday by the steamer 4 Me t , ‘? poisoned him. Phe |. w. Mr. Be! rom the city and gone west A tpocial service for pa M. De ¥. i th Wolfe wore pale rose-colored silk, artiy | lastevening, Pror. Chandler ia ihe cha a weak And nervous ¢ yk from whic . & ———— YOUNG MEN, vusela was M. De Vangelas, secretary of the | made. “A siring of peals, with dicmonl paper was read by Dr. Joun C. Pete so@lurmed thathe was taken with s were taken. Mr.Vandorpoe! cotnsel for Mf KILLFD BY A KNIFE THnoweRr.—Jalia - . cou, ce Eremeh Jegation at Washington. ---Gen- | pendent, and solitaire earrings were most | Aiphthecia. He tnid tt war nne gt fee w ted a short time. He at le nich rend Saco batereen Gisek: | Mecnaed, opaemnbhe passion cameeananeee SAPBATH AFTERNOON, at eral Hancock, Mr. Storrs, ex-Attorney Gen- | becoming to her fair complexion. Miss | diseases known, having been dascrib=i ronsclons and died at thirty-five | wen and Irwin: ottending cee ee | and Sane meet Can lat clever Ga tragic Ehort addresses by Young Men. 2), Wiliams and other persons connected | Kernan wore turquoise blue silk. Judze | Hippocrates and subsequently by Ar minutes past three in the moraing. Dra. | Shont tea meting eens Over & period o: | Abd 8 vers, pretty Montana, the other day wees Water Oeencneceen Het Denese dee St. Louls for their homes | and Mrs. MacArunuc were accompanied | inthe frst conta: Chuce wetter Phelps aad Mille : tation, de- | Saryerts ia @hGh pe etter ceded nas | Sve wee eracling apeuer a tee e: SOME NETUAL BUILDING “ABSOOLE: | vives IN the Cup Med will Be hee roe, | Bente gallant clegant’ Foaug Seite, | {Het eas, muat would be considered gs tat erighation on account of some difleaity he | 2¢icr Was showing bis desterity in edging BoRS 21 Low open Ton oes OSs stock | Monday next. He is at the Arlington. The latter wore over crimson silk, draperies | mentioned the several epocus at which a had with Bellows, and subsequently with- | ber Enrling Kalves into tae boned. ix + organized “s january 31. 1576, < g on first Monday in March, | CONF 3 - a - ay | Of Are point lace. ‘The Chief Justice accom- | theria had made its reappearance. MATIONS.—The Benate yesterday | Danied his agreeable daughter. Miss Edes | Empress Josephine and the teother of ‘Lt confirmed the following nominations: G. L. | wore suoerb Brussell’s lace over & ahor silk. | Napoleon had both died of it. Washiogt rig Bl en eas ‘opposite Oly Beal, pension agent, Portland, Me.; Simean eee acrions — fecpininna ae in spite a om evidence to the contr p ; Dovge, collector of customs, for the district | im her hair, were of exquisitely carved coral. | the speaker thonght, died of simple it uty five 2 vere rhe ond the girl sauk down todie oa the stage. fs organized nponons of the best | of Marbleheac, Mass. H. Barrow, of | Mme. Berghmann wore a stylish toilet of gitis, And not of dipthtt At oni “ One party camped in town an iatearaeae the tut bunting the Gate: The actor is under arrest.—{ Rocky ‘Mountain « vinctive features | Sobre | Nebraska, con-u) at Dabdiin: J. M. Wilson, | black damasquine; her diamonds are numer- | ine eaid, consic had beeo expe: | Thursday night, and the camp fires of three ding number and “incall | News. farther notice. Cail and ‘gst | of Onto, at Hamburg; Wilton Kine oy een. | ous and of pemackabte ee aan purity. | rienced in distinguishing between diphiae- | other trains: were Beew On the prnivie kee, | Ponding num Se eee EEA Te sylvaoia. at Breme:,’) C. Ww. Mime. Mariseal was Pxpalaitely attired In | ria, maliznant sore throut. and scarlet fever, | qther Springneld party started at noon on — . master at Lebanon, ee ag wie silk, garnished with but this difficulty no ionger exisied—™. ¥. | Thar consisting Of seven wagons and “be reesived by Everett | &t Ames. lowa; . Webster. at Deuison Li asbonpahe ch oe Mrs. ogg Times, twer n. In this party were some of ad and U streets northwest; D. | elty, Texas. ptt jack velvet aud rare lace. Dr. the best business men of Springtields Seven- er Massachusetts svenue and Ist —— arnett was the happy escort of two of Rich- drew it equest of Stoc il. “Two of hives bad been stuck beneath eaca arm, om iets jated April 250 and atte Dac, | jast aboveench aieolanr ah een ae eras were put in evidence; after which an adjourn- Une more Waited to be planted Jast ment was taken until Saturda, xt. Wii cher ead. The aim of the thrower was examining the checks and the chcck-book, | too low. The knife penctrated the brain, Tue Pr trains of ¢ HiItts INvAstox.—Wazon escription are constantly 1, Dakota, bowud for t parties, as nave from two to tw: Bubecrtp Becre: copy of € 5 , ooo BUSH R IBVING WiLLt -as ARREFT Or A Srock Broker —F. H. Ec- cles, & well-known Wall street broker, Whose disappearance from New York two | Weeks ago crealed considerable excitement Dea RICHMOND, VA., Feb. pbabectiotions wit ell, superintendent of the first district. s: Poe B00, cor K. Backman, oc —The N ern division W. U. Telegraph company, div ; oA perme ve 3 ee » ile te: ixty-eig in foanctal circles, was arreste!in the bar- Strect noriuwes:, Chaties Medford. 643 K stiest | AN APreaL For WORK.—A committee | mond’s pleasing belles—his niece, Miss Gas. | ford Whale ship Young Phavale nest | men, ‘well equipped left’ Wesner Revaiae | 18st night, aged 63 years. He has besa for room of the Astor House on Wednesday af inwe-t, aad Wis, M- Tuompaoa, duterior De- | of fifteen, representing the workingmen avi More, Of Tiskmnoe Tees ea eae | Prenat Clete ee meek, Of the emi. | Teuraday, fol the Gikee Hitlers Gee ae Dervis Llascomeion tebaine ace ternoon, And lodged in Luliow street jail —~ a ei. | laborers at the Washington n: ard, met ore, of Richmond. ese young es “ an ven wenty of them to ti, | tou Valley route. Parties are arriving daily. ith { trust, and he was well-k: secles is charged with baving detaaited to BD F Ly sF wore becoming white toilets. Mme. Man- | Jauuary transferred twenty of them to tho noth ra! s. | Positions of trust, and hi the Bank of the Ohio Valley, at Wi 4 SF STR AG Loulsions arene, St ihe Capitol yesterday and had interviews | filla wore a charming toilet of pale gins | ship Siero Moreno, which vessel carried | Apolber pariies stake Gate ce oe anne throughout the state and soutn as an emi- | W" Va tothe amennt of etaon eetine: ATTORNEY AT LAW, with several members of the House Com- crepe over silk of the same shade, on whica | them to Point de Gall, Ceylon. Tne Stratn- pand-cost - J © | pent Freemason. At the time of his death | nine me charce, and bas instituted a sult for Kap POLING HOT O8 Ice Cord Tas, — | Mlttec on Naval Affairs. They represented | giitered sprays of silver wheat; Oraaimenc, | more sailed from London ee were Zealand, nis oe oe a ater Of Richmond Command: | £109,000 damages for illegal detentions eS ‘. that great destitution prevailed amovg the | Giamonds: the Diplomatic corps was well | and has bepn missing so long that it was PLACK ror a SKeteton.— | €'y, No. 2, K.T., and of Lafayette Roy: nan COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE, large force which had been ere at the represented by Captain and Mrs. Gore Jones, | Supposed ail on board, eighty in number, had r.@ painter, yesterday went upon | Arch CO ee 43, and Dove Lodge, No. DEATH oF A VETERAN SoLpIER.—M Pure and Secrest, ard, and urged upon the Naval Committee | &; nor Mariscal, Netion Mantilla, Mr. and | perished. She wes wrecked in the Bonthern S Ryerson strect, Brooxiyn, to | 53; 4. F-A.M.; aiso an honorary member of Henry Saunders died at his residence in Lou- WITH MILBCRN'S UNBEVALLED Sop\, | ' Make some provision by whlch they 5 Mrs. Yoshida. and Mr. Ciichkino. ndian ocean, on Crozet Island, in Jaly, 16 re Looking over upon the roof of | Other loages, and was also grand lecturer of | doun county, Va., on Sunday last, in the 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENCS tight be again put at work. Among other ladies and gentlemen who | and the survivors must tiave been living s Mrs. Dr. Jone: house, Ing,he was hor- | Virginia. He was well-kuown, aud heid in | sth year of his age. He cutered the US. octse-tr near Wii THE TREASURY AND THE NATroNAx | Covtributed to the pleasure of the occasion | months on the island before they were res- | piled to Soe a hor skeleton. He ran | Bgh esteem in community. army in Ini2 as second lieutenant of lafautry, Cy Ons oo ~ 56005,050 | Were: Mr. and Mrs. Pollok, Mr. A. R. Shep- | cued. down from the roof and went to police head- served through the war, and came outa Grae somrcox 2 oo:, Banxs.—The Treasury now holds $356,05,550 | Neny. Dre Norris, Judge and Mrs. Ferriss, . quarters toreport what he bad seen. Offi. . Silk Ss: ing Pray _ | tain. He was afterwards transferred to the BANEERS in bonds tosecure national bank eireulation | Judge Casey aud Mrs, Robbins, Miss Me. a REFORMED EPIsCOPALIANS AND cers were sent to investigate the matter,aud | | NFW York, Feb. 26.—Charies L. Lawrence | artillery servicer and promoted to the rank of =ishian ‘ nd $18,671,500 to secure pablic deposits. U. Dougall, Colonel and Mrs Comrad, Mr. and | etn of Petite ie eee ob a! reform cler- | TOO, Yearned that Mts donee rae er 20d | was before Judge Benedict to-day, in tbe U- | major. in which capacity be continued his Cerne: of} £ Penasy cance Avowa, | S- bonds deposited for circulation for week | Birs. Long Edes, Miss Beale, Generai and | £/™!€n of Philadelphia and other cities ew : nl student, and this youn 8. cireult court, to plead to indictment | Connection with the ar ending to-day, $165,000. _U. 8. boads held for | Mrs. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. H. Semen, | #2 {nformal meeting tn Philadelphia yeeter | 18 @ 10 for avout tutrty~ found against him in January last for com- ‘ viv ected ab Oi e 3 ' five years, then resigu Ou accouut of ill- Pepicry, m Government and District Secarisie:, | circulation, withdrawn for week ending to- | Dr and Mrs, Thasn Colonel ‘aad Miss | day to discuss questions which might tend to | hAYIng an Uaseaune One aT chews > ace he | piieity in silk smuggilng frauds. iis eoan- | health, ee Foreign Exe 4 Gobi Sept day, $1-505,000, showing a contraction of the | Cutts, Mr. Lewis Davis, Colonel and Miss | 24¥ance the interests ofthe church, Am »: could find. Charles Jones, the medial ate, | S¢l Submitted @ special plea. in which be e o national bank circulation of the week of | McCailister, Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCallis. | other things the advisability of the eradica- dent, of No. tol Ryerson street, at whien | debles jurisdiction of the court on the | g CIVIL SERVICE & brougus SANKERS, 1,430,000. The national bank circulation | ter, Messrs. James Carlisle, Muse, Eames, | tou of the lenten season was argued, and was Jace the remains were found, was arrested | STOUnd that the district attorney bad been | down toafine polut in Cauada. About * FirtreystH axy F 7 OW outstanding aggregates $340,923,(73, of Woodbury, Blair, Bryan, Aulick, Palmer, | #8Teed that tne subject should be recor e the remains re iS ted te Trew be iy on the | month ago, the premier abolished the lunch which amount $2,091 : ; = structed to try the prisoner « . : ao : ast evening and beid until an investigation | ) are notes Issued to | Payne, JH. Astiton,ard Ulysses 8. Grant, | mended to the standiny committee of ine — WY. ere oe charge on which he was extradited could be made. 6 in- | bor compelled the clerks to attend at 3) - b in iness on @ specie basis. . 2 stanton formed Episcopal church for their considera- seein bea BLE dictment being for a different matter. Tae | thei e@s from ten to four, whereupon BANK OF DEPOSIT, EXOBANGE, 4c panks deg bus! pecie Je and Mr. and Dire. EdwinStantoa. tion. ALTERCATION AT ANNAPOLIS —In An- | distriet attorney asked for time to consider | they began taking their iuccheum eae Deal in GOLD. Gover it wi! Dist: BONDS, . Ss The last of the Friday receptions were hela v Foreign BXCHANGE, fe. PONDS} Too Starr.—A geatleman in this city. | , The lay by the ladies who are athome ou | Onrexta HROIUS CLAte wivlees fro: jay inorning, ex-Senitur | whether he should Join issue or demur to tue | them aud making coflee in the offices with Geliections msde on all points who wishes to attend the republican conven- ay, and many ladies ai “ r 1 gentlemen | Japan and China, recety dat San Frane. her to make pipe beeing . Sate that ihe Chinese are disposed to | WHO bad the night before given his t b: y to 2 com legisiar and Mississippi Rall- | ». : 5 calls. sustain Corea against Japan, and are mak- | ORY fine tecetiontion of read ” 1- | by the goverument for cooking purposes. Mrs. Morey. of Louisiana, left for New Or- | ing extensive warlike. preparations, inks ne investigation of : “ i ade Y the | m- PMiLADELPEIA, F %.—The holders o A Drsrit In the 1 Parle aan pee cone eae, QUE prices ior | leans with General Morey yesterday, and | reported that the Consate tone already at- | S@tion made by him during the last cam: jority of tl t rigage paricy and bed roots attached are a foliows. | consequevtly will not reeelse on Taesiey | TebOrt the Japanese. Althouga “Une has | Pala Aeairst Compirolier Woolford, of hi boldersol the Lake Seneer ee ee First. Secoud and thrid floor, $33 aday for | next. Mrs. Morey wiil be alseut tllatier | been Genied, the minister of war left hur- | 'P£ 1n 182 enceavored to obtain fora man | bel oad, of Minn., have agreed to the opinion forfeiting t peilor aud bed room suitable for two per- | Lent. ricdly for the scene of the repor srom Somerset county & pension, was a ¥ veorghnlaation of tne Grasses Ezettel Myers, in Peters sous; back room on same floor, 16 a day; | Judge and Mre.J. W. Wright had a very ances, t ve street by the comptrol'er end pod ae rpm oor eonnnnat indase | fraudson the rev je" D COOKE, Jz. & CO, fourth fifth floors, $28 a day. If you wish | large and brilijant party last night at their — er the head “and face with a cine. s y Bo Te? nd a Jar Earle. of Queen Anne’s counir, | plea, which was granted. gas stoves. This has provoked another cir- —_——-___ tion In Cincinnati, addressed a communic?- Lake Super cular to the effect that gas ts not fornisbed tion to the proprietors of the Gibson hou~e as the prices at which he could sec t : K advantage of the fine w s. Bleased to "ree his ances. Leni be Booms an 0% track | . “crooked whisky.” forfeiture is Rab)“: to engage rooms, ples, tite : ype és dence. tC , tee s | The two gentiemen then engaged Ina tussle, | Wary. ng ty a 0m —_ . a sebakin Hest eonventence!" ‘These prices 2 cae: Street. Among the many Deopic ot promis | Mimissitiy hosts ar ree ES yester. | in which the comptroller was borne to the (Rnd Satend ts Die petrated. re eae the frands were yer _spls-tr = Liz4 F sroet_ | the usual rates of the hotel. Ou the represen- | rence present were day adopted @ rerolution, by @ vote of 83 to | Pavement, ne | pean Ben cen eee re (gene SAMUBL G. YOUNG. tation of Uhis fact tothe chairman of the na- | Mis. McArthur, Gov. Hi, impeaching Goy. Ames of high crimes | either being ser ously injari Pn es Wm Saris. or te earaviae WE ARE sonty to see that the story of the is NOTARY PUBLIC tional republican co a Foster, Hon. J.H Ketcham, Judge Dra’ and misdemesnors. The testimony ta the | wseveanp Leoier BE—In the Sen- | Macs, tas locked tom ros SewOraville, | prockiyn scandal hes evideotly reached uTak SLIC, fenator Wright, Hou. C. P. Phompson. Hoa: | case occupied several days in reading. Tie ie yesterday untavorann ort was made | her mother while the latte: wae ares Mexico. The police inspector of the Mexican ectiT tt Sian B J. A. Garfleld and wife. Hon ir senate has resolved iteelf into @ court of im- | 31°seeteriay unfavorable at tax an coum lon uceee ee ild’s clothes cangut fre | C&PHAl bas just interfered to prevent plows fon, wite, aud sisters. Hon. D. D. Pratt, wife, | peachment for the trial of Lieut.-Gov. A. Ie, | 00 Several petitio Nadie! Acne Torts flan wees ten sae “puraed toa crisp | Mexican Catholics from stoning tse Proves EARKLIN @ co and daughter, Hon. At. J. Durham, Me. act | bee and dogs. An ameniment to the attachment | irom a stove,and she was buraed toa cris; tant churches there nn ten os le Pesta FF4 Do eas UEAMCE Case.—in the U. 8: | Mrs. D. 0. Borney, Gov, Landers: Juaee ana ee erento law was passed allowing attachment of | when discovered Protestant churches ase peniionions wane No. 1227 Pess-vivania | Supreme Court this week the following case | Mrs. Olin, Gen. Benet, Hon. A. Walling, WoUNDED BY A BURGLAR.—In Philadel. | Wages or salary in exerss of $109. The Sen- saci ~Saaee anyooe y ean say or do Whatever he pleages.> nuine Braciiag washeard: No. 159 Mutual Life Insurance | Jncge Otto, Hon. D. W. Mahon, wife, ari aia at an early hour yesterday morning. Spailiod waa peeeetsel Ite atem ction: | _ Stew Vea Wee ink as early tain | (ar. We r y ‘f - i . J. W. oliceman Lukens was 6ho! ad 5} v 21, 2 . - 26.— re ea3 (aX. BBB47tL1gN FEBS LR SPECTACLES, miniztrator of Heeanedy CE TTor ae dae Cie. | Der kad Bire: icoNy Meh eee a ana ite, osuded by a burgiarwhomuewasattenpe | against the openice of barbers" shops ‘ou Warchotise, in Last strect, caused Gamaeete | 92% Haxvou Getic, SFB | cuit Court for ihe Easiern District of M: lion. J. Sheakley, wife, an’ daughter, Hon. te to arrest. He then grappied with the unday. ave Was gran’ D Sas Coano 4 = J : the woman r 3 6. lot 435 atree! & Z urgiar, when the latter used a h bills to amend the ebarters of the Baltimore | the amount of $30,000. In’ Lawrence's store, rire % atecst i2e Rennes sve. Corser Ce strect_ | sourl. This was an action on a policy Oe | to soul or ett ed ee Eigne is | Dauslar, when the Jatier used @, hate was | city gue companies; also, to Introduce a blll | adjolting, the stock of inali, soda, asa, ete, | Seemuatare. saya then "PME CNRIVACLED GREENFIELD paring Sa Henin tomy me Menitnt, | Sevcmnphiahed wife co operates with cordial | Oblized to release his liold, and the burgla: | empowering the mayor and city council ot | was damaged by water. - ez. FAMILY FLOOR. fled ‘with the application, he ease and grace in entertaining. It is no | eaeaped. Baltimore to issue stock for redemption of and ots ee 5, 000,00 % enced. = 1 have appointed Me-srs BAREOUR & HAMIL. | Was single, whereas he was married; ronder, therefore, that the guests It o | BREWERS AT THE CENTERNIAL—The | ‘C*°.0.000 water stock. PATERSON, Feb. 26.—James Hand, com- om. TON sole oxente for the sale of the coi and that he was of temperate habits, | long in the epjoyments of the night. Judge | New York prewers’ committee have appro-| _ MS. CORNELIA ROOSEVELT, of New | missioner of assersments of this city,cou~ CLARA MORRIS, the actress, who Is now br nt (GREENFIELD ) when, in fact, he was dissipated. The court = Mrs. Wright were assisted in receiving | printed 10.000 for the construction of a | York, died in Paris on the 1ith Instant, | vieted of conspiracy and malfcasavec. was in New York city, is in a very critical eoo- white wheat, asdf warrant etccn beret es Bit ruled that ee Ceara AR, _ienmaterial fase ees (ny T Pratt Waighe brewers’ exhibition building on the Centen- pipet wih het Gener tor | 1eeeaywentenced to eighteen month.” hard | aition, suffering trom diphtheria and spinat - a - see! jet an Tv in tale entire sadiatath Fs: weeshaaet meciuiiabiges hot follow that’ because he wae er oe patos — grounds at Philadelphia. The work qu ugh e 8 prison. dition, Se 4 + “ disease. All her engegemeuts have been quent time dissipated he was so wi McKe TRIAL.—The United ce on the first of March, andthe | of Hou. Cornelius P. Van Ness, formerly cancelled. New buildi will completed in erpor ot Vermont, then U. 8, Senator. Referring tothe above, we solicit = trial of t application was inade. Judgment being for | States Cireuit Courtat St. Louis will hear * be ple! in forty-five | govern - . : the New York Bank Statement. 7 uy to She New York, Feb. 26—Loans inerease. Tue ‘ork Times wery superior Vlout, ballivleng ai perth pigintif the company meintal abond ment for @ now trial In McKoe’s case | DPS ted anount of space has already | and afterward minister to Spain. Paris, aud | $465.00; “specie increase, 1303700; legal | acs BAN Sesore ee retiring Sea assets Me OF Ht We Lave it for sate in pags | that a: the declaratious were untrue there | bout the 20th of March, the intermediate Se resided with her busband in New York ull | tenders increase, $55,309; deposits increase, from the busine s office and barrels. BARBOUR & HAMILTON should be no recovery, and that the jadgment | !!me being allowed for the filing of affidavits ANOTHER DEFAULTING TREASURER.— last year, when be died. She was a very ac- | £424,400; circulation decrease, £11,000; re- | rial . must be reversed. ‘or and against the motion. ees = ae aeeaent fe aman complished woman, a leader in society, and | serve iucrease, $1,187.200. W bolesale Grocers and Commission Merchants. fimz Scas Tr, Oaio, sa; g le! 5 vorite wi distinguished ntiste rie Se et AND TI | ee Clear te ee as | aualy Somtnion nba etea ae night | Sud diplomata of ner tant ms New Orleans MACHADO CLAIM. —The correspondence sub- ad - A ‘Wal examination of his books shows @ Snape ee pee Eee era Ooweeed oad tepnith at ae ene mitted to the House oa the Emma mine proenthene eitiemney Gant ate ee deficit of about $60,000, Helman is president |_| CIVIL RIGHTS SUIT IN PHILADELPHIA 5: eee iSibertsame rcs ome that sitar | Cah? "ems ceorted to"ine se | SLUGS Eaeere kati of Wrmier ana tas | Det c. 3, commlssimer Sag ty Epa feble 2w* cmmMa mine, it suows ler les hotel. utation. y ~ Schenck bought the stock dollar for dollar, ——————————__ comer, clerk at the Binghats house in that And that he was made a director in tue ordi- | STOLEN BANK FuNps REecoveren. Mail stonsantt pcos ace ee the Pacific aS on the charge of in- heclion ofa diplocsatie serremateti ce enh | Bene ee Bean Gals who wae arveriel | note from a citizen of New Jersey, whicn | f2usivg the provisions of the to Rev. Fields “f Ascheme on the market or the couatry tp | bas confeceed to having sored thebanicand | Td thus: “My wite aud I are anxious to | Cook, a colored clergyman, of Alewaadein Por Soon. oF 1 00 for single sh Nbich he is accredited was not without pre- | disclosed where the stolen funds were ce. | have @ birth oa your steamer of BuCome | concent ee pinot January last. was a oresorsne tna Paice Om | St ta num adn salen Coble | poltal” Xi uve Seen eyed Ege SSS wa ll us ERGY GS | Eelam tothe Moody al Raskey conve 15 tw " py the e men y wi > z oe. . 713 Market Space._ | drew from ihe directory of the Hime mine, Paelnrsviap ca Lp a torn ly ted eg ee nee eaen) PoCATONTAS.—The secretary of the com- 300 BOXES ONOIOS MESSINA ORANGES, although some delay occurred in the an- is his liability to go to ich In THE New YORK ASSEMBLY yesterlay | monwealth of Virginia bas received a let- Ine arrival, bigh color and aweet ngune’ ment of the withdrawal tatm is | also rary nape ee ene Erie, WHICH Is | eT" gras ceed Gee to | ter from @ Mr. Rolfe, of ‘@ deseen- . The w 1 fachado claim is - the effect that New York Congressmen be t Pocahontas Ee SSe Penvayivania given. with the statement that, under in-| Jawss BR. Dow=LL, Superintendent first | requested to oppose the repeal of the resump-_ chin eee had forwarded, as a LUTTRELL & Ww epee Sone Mr. a cae district southern district Western Union Gon bet ane favor legislation to give | present fo the state, a of an original Wess: PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Dallas, and sul “ pay i inst Richmond,» Vand was not capested act. erie Sennen’ Keterenpeanen Moasrive soon, and by . SSeS layed cnew. aan "Rise RooNoMY surnr, British government | *°}!¥e through last night. A LEGISLATOR IN TROUBLE.—A. J. Mow- | Will be placed in the state library. ‘<ctting em S7 The kingdom of Prassia had cousented to arbitration, the claim 1 TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.—A woman and | ry, a member of the Kansas legislature, has = Miss Paul school teach- vises a a carried further. Secretary three small children were burned to death in been arrested and plaoed under bonds to an- | er, has been in 3 yoom sites ee Rass eo ieee ieee ot ety of toe departnent ot | Howe, to’ basbasd Seathe &'enving | expsied fasiis ea TacRae as es | schol is Braver nvhlalon ie ad erste: tome tale evidence on en! a cons’ aus the question haying been revived. maniac, Of 66 to 31. Rave induced her to do her peasing crane, oe