The New York Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1866, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1886, a 4 ASIA. — and then | ¢, ; Gente Re meena of wih gids ty casting & - py an board Interesting Advicesfrom China, Mon, came tho Tatay:young, oF Imperish Seals, | ¢xpec! pears eee x on the Oth ult, 2p rom went ashore om ih 1h on and India, 8 Bpace or of some wenty verde, the INDIA. burned the owned by 8 F Randall and others, And was not insdred. The sie Bn ory Bye a a Distart cee im the walb— | 1s about $400; sald to be insured, ‘The damage’ to the Scun Jawes Casros, before reported totally wrecked on reidery. We are a! that no more costly saocrdotal The English Rervitory Foss chenn s580, tenon in the back rooms will be of North Carolina, was owned by B & J Baker, of ir Rutherford Alcock’s Arri- | roves excite ttre atmiration of Medizval sts at home than ypecterts agers (ian. 20 10 Daeem Sayers} poe Aor $1,000 in the Manhattan Insur- | Norfolk. She was lost off Oregon Tnlet, NO, during the gale Ss those whats bliin colors faabed trough Gull ings of | | AdBicrs recelved 1a Paria from Bombay give sn sc, Laws, on the thosed oon fe eras ar are or, Gooree of Feb 10, and her crew, consisting of nine men, were. all val in Pekin, ‘Cp “Wind wecnant ot oganlmagaigoncs ess of' December, in the valley of Loond Kat, on the frooiler | extent of 8100; Ae ann, Whe lived on | Grownod. She was commanded by Oapt Orin Bows, of ‘examine the relics of the episcopal founders still trea- | of the Punjaub. tne | elghe pte — Reg a oy Dennis, Mass, with W H Hardenson, of Norfolk, as ‘sured in our venerable colleges, or, failing the reality, ¢ inhabitants of three important villages entered 4 Sobetannsine wee cee ca only, partly Fe may glean some idea of their “shape and sheen” | English territory, and, after warigue acts Of | ono was lo the erect tn ber rg brose of Milan, fandyke’s well | pillage, imm recrossed the + ‘The robbers bd Dare feet upward of fir- Whe Chinese Bmpress Resigns at From the Pull of Aine ‘his gl viroup a scarcely | werclpareued vy we English troops and the booty re- teen minutes before sho was taken into an adjoining Bort ships James, Paton (Br), for: gs Restores sao Petites band than thalr predecessors and rivals, ‘The Villages were aleo destroyed aud the | jou si t Pape ete wir; Bornes, 3 (Br), Ki Approach and pe no Seen ere EO Eee ees to | "The cause of the'lire ls under favestigation ty iin, rks Gaal ‘Elisabeth (ry ears, Prince Hung to Power. top of ite Ain or wonderful ncaa tas beet our COLD WEATHER ha cr ys Pe fra tangas for Next the chair of the de: cont ° BAST BOUSTON ARROW ESCAPE ‘went of Hy -ten-Ba veiled — — = a 1s oe WHOLE FAMILY FROM 8UFFOCATION, oe : rBearweat on her uadise ess taste tate the pout Sy t, ea pie phe sesh grey pint wold oe paarawn veil | The Thermometer at Five Degrees Above | About four o'clock on Friday morning a fire broke out | Sinan communication, was opened with hor U nq ‘rom Hout, les of the Jest the should ‘be porrbed of vored by be. | Zero im the Vicinity of Twentieth. | in the basement of No. $90 East Houston strect, in a | Hetanee. Toppers follows: Loft Shields, ie. holding the sorrow of Shose @ loved, Lennie crs nae Street—Ice im the Rivers—Narrow Es- | passover bread bakery, owned py R. Goldschmidt. It wtatward, which contiined to thw Lorin tea eth of ‘aie Beek ‘ships ter’s Position. the pecond Tank ou che distinguiching mark | €@pe of ive Men, origmated from a defect in tho chimney flue, The flames | Jaouary, often from NW to 8WF, with a constant | Genwin Wyaen® meat embroidered, followed, and “ f slush, | spread between the stndding up the rear part of the | heavy cross It paile and sustained some to | vie. Crom Strynatn nder of the to Sclpioss —aalbelyy Lamy ‘There is certainly an\end for the time being of slush, bullding to the roof, and wntcated to the adjoining | Spara,snd bull. tho g0th Jan have had faples, for (itived wih sentances recommending tho soul ofthe | S8¢ med and snow. Yesterday morning the cold | puticing, Ko, 83 socuped by a number of familien, Mee | Soler esmencnen, geen from he eswand, bai ve ad Wording, Cook, Sa Apeapetiecgan gy” + y lant | weather, which, according 10 the rale.of the year thus | Goldschmaat: and bie family of eight children and sor- | ship ‘and was obliged run ‘South to Tao nott pees, tee bf) Bow the Opening of the Japanese gent, vant slopt-on the third floor. « The smoke filled the hall. | of the Guif Stream to thaw out Ou the Such of Deo, | from, Boston, al, of his life re him a kind in it | far, showld have reached us on Sunday or Monday, came ‘Way, panda ‘escape almost impossible, With much | Martin, of seaman, fall foretopaatl ton (| Benet dre ay Po lead, Fall of « carlom arabelien wes the ment down upon New York like tho proverbial thousand of | Gimsuity Mr, Goldsclpaidt noe overboard and was fost. ‘On the Dth of Jan Th ese Tope: sche Mery Poiten, for charter: Aeatic ris was Accomplished. that met tho eye. In a basket-ike frame, covered with | 6° vega os of Long Ieland, Me, and William Larsen, at Gos. | [SPS sch" Mary Paiten. white and blue, was the fantern, Djur Lan, | bricks, and froze everything freezable perfectly Sa Fieure Genast. of Trieste, fe ibboarn | gull, Nickerson, hung before dead. man’s Tao, that he might |. The temperature of the atmosphere was not quite 80 cold crerboand And were lost; wind blowing heavy at, the timo, Othello, Pinkham, 3 recognize his friends im the other world. The group | ason the 8th day of January last, but in the northern a2 3 27th, Granaday = 5 | j 5 F | Esstraordinary Scenes of Bluster- Princeton. Acker! Portion of the island it was not very far from tt hav! Tues faland; Feb 3, Everaiade, Urann; Cleatusges, Dg, vicinity of Twentieth fallen as low as 5 de- : Fabrent he Haat ofloe M. the J af i £ E i H &: 3 F d i F net for Boston. ‘img and Terror, generally. aa Receasary—the friends of | sree Fahrenheit. At the ‘at seven A. ther, and made Boston 1. 230 PA date son 22.-tn pont berks Ritngwecd, Ei: . for Te ent ta ede Srrayed inthe gras cloth | ercury indicated degrees above sara; at twelve M. it Tester hie. Barat lai pairereas Farm plot, | Wotrcfia Wad far Pete pu fp elie eee ‘ garments we had scen in the strine, Then i= poeta he dip: cdleeneeiliati tn tee Gace the light burt ius lighinand, A104 a enamens heen. Fhuladalphia, Wig; W Oreevy, for 6 do, Sid 28th, 4 ‘coffin covered fey ‘Be Forcign Representatives Threaten the Ty- | inscat af ceinoon, snd surmanved wis paper Fem: | pending day ot lat an et, a sare inthe mora: Rewind bore aay tar Naglaked owt Tos weciee ater Soe Ee pr mre tar ing, seb tr Threatens the sicher spen anr-ssber unites tae tesa compered be at three P.M. 24 and st five P. M. 21 de- on the Bouthern, Ledge. bat aren lane ee can Auaysionm Pontay exon, the Tycoon Micado, auahes see an cones ey end, Oe was cowed | sree Tt x apponed by the weaiher mise that tia may hale i. all by comiaie for. he onde. an pROTTON, Fed iS Are steamer Aries Crowell, Philadel pirates prove the weather sbout three-quariers le from It, ‘Tonawand :, 3 ri . . and the Damios Threaten Everybody, Sia wine choke, eine = yosdtr with a season, and that hereafter nature will put on the melting Pigg ne Bavannan; EH Furder, Cobh, Piiiadelpins, Aloe ot brig : pone sete ig vee Forte pnrarangernatapeeat taro, | Rebs Peat Maitre hae ane ‘ Five men who were employed at ue salt meadows, Ber. Foot wate iy the hold, Tarled sala andi made’ ai nee At barks OPhiNin ant Haae * oaigs M4 Goddard, ng “SARI KARI” ALL ROUND. JAPAN. ult tel he rents Gre o'tack yest bere. foport aad hag ou ahired shape atall waser being upta | {iM wt Asian pins and mG onde, ehoa ’ omicile betwee Ch + brig Harriet, ‘ The Allied tiion to Osaka=How | /#tnd, come very near losing their lives from the/accuma- {Ower hold.” Operations waa be loreelincet ced | ipit--Holow bank Talus, from Tiverpoot. ihe Negotiations for the Opening of the | for the chance arrival of a steamer, te offeare of which fo lighten hor by taking out n portion of the cargo, when te acti op haar mere ee, Soon, Eating eubles of the British in the| Ziser} sscncs or macttsmont ond Tere took them on board and saved them. It appears that John Fire in Boston. frocing hor of watershe world bo. nt 0h wiken eae {Br tate: Eiverpact Bohra West Dennis, Savannah; 'y ma. janes van Bosrom, Feb. p | she lies youth Pe cargo “ Punjaud. ee = Cae eerenpee nd Mi Mauacan, tho men alluded 40° bad reached svoet 4k block of wooden houses on Second ekrvet, Bau Bow fates Fgh coal ‘and a quuntity of chemiesintean, | qitttCid bark Mary Bond, Head, Liverpool; brig Artiste, 500 the middle of the stream, when they became enmeshed | ton, occupied by about forty poor families, was destroyed | #gued to FH Odiorne and parties in Boxton. Thetlerala of | O47" RIVER, Feb 18—Arr sohrs ae. &e. &e, OFSKUNG OF THR TREATY PORES. tn a fold of ion; their bose, finally became frozen in and | by hre early this morning “A widow womas, named Bnd- | te,Morning le 20 toma rope, Quilt at Mediord fn 18, Baltinare; Syiveuar Hale, Colgan, Sorc: 7" Ssvbiie ‘We are enabled to give the following factact an mat | iZace holed nga ‘of alatrons, and were soon eo | EStDUMns, {ree fulocaled to death, and ‘many of the | ion. "Be tip aud sao age meulycovored oy asulance ti | pHOEMES HOUR Feb 1h, FAC irr chy Saginaw. Our from an u! source. venants: farnit 5 offices jew York. ‘onnor, Surinam for Boston; brig ry a = | chilled and ben that they could hardly San “ CHINA geTernment had information {more of los) of the inten: The first steamer passing in thelr was Fire in Madison, Wis. WL Gi ton i. ane = fall Tens. aly waterlogbes” pattie | mou Torddor Georer. Meck Pons Monee Tee hae Wey Resnien Ravers Joursey fo Pemin— | trial inion ng yan wut as ist aritng ie | stnatandog Tony hat tgaiad Sorts enpts Wht | Rowe's voce wag Mae Naet rene, | Haak eda th eger ig mis oncom | (ender lr gS Rn Oy he Pn ar tile Mopronsiee | fual orders of the Mikade the | Soon afterwards the Pomona came along, her $14,000; insured for $7,000, Goorge Huntley” grocer, | houses on deok painted Yeliow. No boats ‘or ‘crew ‘to be | Orleans for Boston; George '® Thorn, Townscnd’ NOricans i Dim. | very on which the sbips anocber off | seeing and her crew and and $00; 88, Seen. She was about 800 tons, and had apparently just beon | for do; J B Ki K. Jacksonville for do; Susan, Salties in the Way of Bir Be aloock= | Hoke Be received a djon aon (war drem) and a atch | Slecrtag them, Gut ake Mande ‘ne edort far there rele, | “8000; Mwurod for 85,000, Binadoned: (abe wreck In ipponed tbe he Be alip Ken | Seana, Wilmingion, Woe for do; Joseph Biory, NYork fot (war sword) n ministers once sent officers 2 for Boston. uceater. ir ir be wiktehe cK ye {0 Oeata to take to the Gorejo letters in which was staied | Tg” were just Sree Patied etee the ten decker: | The Pree Academy—Annual Junior Ex- | \ Sine damz Con The treoamong the cargo of the bark soit, prises Eawin Fehler, NOrleans for Boston! the Overland China Mail, Dee. 15.) pr ey beet ed abd wine Mikesee ‘Ma: the ‘The | Captain Adams, came near, ad the aaptatn baa bts bast hibition. It Bese. waede, bed boon eet aned ou the "6h tae, 2ad |) gd@ Parenti, Cos iar Wn penal, Dinas, frsep ‘Ta febelligence from Pekin is rather important, The | ing of Hiogo, peg ‘toe Socket, seepet, sae {he shivering, Treesing sufferers | The junior exhibitiog of the Free Academy came off | cargo discharied. Slerre Lene cox Hi t, Robbing, Bt Martins for et cay techs | Seta nerwues ae moreso the sora an | Seyscnind in he Sa re atone oe tan | it vein In the Cooper Tanta Notwttundng | gene corps Po, Cut Lava rm Anion tor | Bor At ane eee ae cou pened ta hor aon Renae ee boon gags Wl iy, am interview with | must inevitably have perished. The men were brought | the severity of the weather the large room was filled by pte er peeps Philadelpain a pd a Pe er eee er ee Seand she was, dragging and being dragged into 8 Rode tudcatie innds Os nation the treaties, after | {2,'D!8 city, whore they found friends, and will return 10- | the audience. The young ladies of the city were well | put into Bermuda in dictrese, was Teedy to wall Feb8.” Harriman, Alice Tariugn:; Prinoe of (an), Wa engerons course, which might ruin both snd her | having repeatedly asserted that without this sanction the | “a¥-_, Captain Adame has the Jia aS tae | Tepreseated, Dodworth’s band supplied the music. The | Bre Varzxcia, at Boston from Surinam, fell in with » | fait: Hatiies Bishop; Gt Qgnasty. Like a judicious peison, she yielded in time as persons saved, of their families and friends, and de- pp ‘vessel bottom up; newly metalled, Jan 20, 1nt 84 40, Devereux, Geot Thorn, J B Knowles, joseph Story, Serer sega tren Hine nmein el | SECS unten gurmo tad nary ae | trvee be mimendon ofthe poi ones arene of exerews on ihe ccm | Spa shaseed it oils ai ee se | g MOD-R feb e-preaet Penn, Penang Pes 2H a ‘accoun: hostile feelings entertained THE FERRIES. don:— : A ye in. ca, the jerson, Patterson, ; Jennie Ge Butberfard Alcock, having recovered the money | E>'many towards forclguere, At tho cleo ef a eary lone | Navigation was rendered ary dificult for a time feat iat Now Fare Dee i 1968 Gia Tnapectr a pAEW ORLEANS, Feb 6—Arr co (Br, Semi atthe mouth of the Peiho, will, by this dime, have | Cn ference the Gorajio promised to add thelr ¢ to by fields of floating ico that came in on the flood 7 1L & in a square}; 1 bbl marked “Regn ‘Thc are snip Ea Saew Sravestactad wee eae ie Batherrecme ee those of she pot game ‘no trouble to obtain this | tide. present cold weather has made the ice unw- emporarily occu; Sige thestoed) sanction, they was “as to the sually hard; and most of the ferryboats on the east 43 at present. a mre one than when Sir Predericle | coon himsel/ as to the » According! And side, being unable to force their way through it, were rst arrived at Palin, The wounds indicted ignere. sly, ee re ae tpi pas ue fulton wae lowing day high wore sent to Kioto; and mean- ; compelled in consequence to suspend their trips be- Fees Sy —— healed rar woe aS ee Jegations were at work cer a ee ae ee eee vp eo Osaka, busily explaining and iilustrating | boats was nearly two hours in making the passage B Br), * Se Seneca enh, went moa be | Sagan eet Dat goer | me Po eg oe Etat oe eae oe Isumbie towards those who spared the foreign dynasty Wf ailpred '¥ gales ‘Shen Hwan in thelr power o exclade fs forever from Sor Tas dondio onliel gud cnn creamer ae Telegraphic Reports. from RW io NE; shipped heavy sea which and @ina; antes neither asked for new con- | {Stomp that the utmost afforts of the Tycoon and hie Naw Ontaaxs, Feb. 15.—The weather is excessively. vi esi nor hinted tthe desirableness of hastening co. gramon wor indepen, and ato une sould be cold to-night. The thermometer stands at twenty-four almost the regretted his departure. Mikado. vd . 2 Comat of Mgrees above sero, Br sleroe” ave ate tise whe, he fod of ‘Ten days were then given fora final While | _Lousvittx, Fob. 16.—We had severd! snow.equalls test ‘doreign 'o faut receding. ile ts tho task $0 | these nogotiationa were going on at Tloke wea te | night The mercury was three degrees below sero this ell the imperial government for new an indéscribable stale, of Dalmion from twelve above the ‘most one Soand to, the ear-of the i wo'coaterrdar the depstare the pena Montes gp rey eek aan — al; bors wet Small pncon of correspondence | even of the Mikado itnceit, Tos, aitaene i ‘weather Fer : cogs meet toed ‘before the government will the men of war should be removed at once, "Feb. Last night wes thought to he the ‘Sato some arrangements that will he"condd iit sanction the treatin. He thes ordered the coldest of the season. At the thermometer was ia Cone acai, Teneo ctvitination upest removal of Bo kam: and Matsmai ‘nO degree below and the tee vow 3 Ean from th, and took (rom them thetr title of | pos the mercury was Tower: Tate moeuing = he preeiont the oma ‘The | tere ‘0 their domtatons, to sxprom thelr re Be $08 Ye AFG PNPLIMoary mae: on the ath ber, commanded by Captain | and his were at this unexampled Feb. 16.—At. minutes past siz o'clock ee a nite ak ah 9:18 AME on tho th, | to, the’ depeaion “ok thee Tycoon Eye the’ heizete | Cea arane the Chermometer indicated seven degrees ioe be ald nes go became event thai the distance was small. Oma and “Kicto were in Lan Ph cere Poe a Bo malo, Bf youl bs the vessel near | & state of revolution. The foreign thermometer indicated throe degrees above zero, JSth—Old ine eoeaes, ae em Seco ae ‘and ] were informed of all these changes, but they became Derthwest end strung. ‘Biver Railroad, bound worth from New York, reached (Br), Suh, Leaten; or more determined than Cold Spring, last night, tt f $ rf tet H } ft : i f HH it a : ! a : i g : 4 i Hy a i Gown B J Moksats, of Now Bedford. laid up at ven, tone, new measurement, Ci ye gd eR business, under rich. asd be eoatinued in the coasting of, i j i i | if FE ff Hf i ij Es F a if : i: i ii i F li Ht i E tion tyrannizing over the Mikado and his council. THE SKATING, > i pao Resumption of the Sport—The Ponds All of Japanese iiterature tho 008 eptreats the Mi! Open To-day—Grana ting Match eeu mrigy eee cuesy apenas tot, | tuevartn Avenee rena; ace be Ki he sent | The cold snap which commenced on Thursday night for some members of the Mil ete bates eet ee, suddenly revived the hopes of the lovers of the exhilarst- ing art of skating, and made glad the hearts of the pre- were in such ‘that it unsafe for them So dedetehe tha jocrnee, Th= Wied, indeed, gave | prictors of the several ponds where the amusement has ‘the Tycoon to ‘that bis presence was neces- | been practised with so much success during the past few Once proceeded to Kioto with two thousand troops, or- bone g Ay be Ml my BT fezwing to 8 maining days of the prosont season the ice laste, tone burthen. old measure- sold to M: ford snd-others, of or 31.500, At Seen Bistch Bowe Hamittom, of Georgetown, DC, at New York, 188 tons Katte, of Rew edvord” "as Dee Purchased y"denas I sere. ern Fayed Capt Bley ie ery unter command af Cope Fosse ret Sone Cran.orre Brown, 831; tone built at Resex tn 1988 Daa pron sold to Mr JB Macy ry cer ot a Whalemen, Schr Groster, Y: Provincetown, sailed be ant a i oorcae i! oe A ee oRBas naw mart EMEDY Is nly the wonder of thr age. Thousands tis magical effort aud the Bret doctore of te city are re. cominen: it W their ae ee So Se PRIVATE EYE ANI hE iD EAR INFIRMARY MAY Principal and Operat+r. a aR ca en eAPIR coets fe eee A at this i , as may be learno’ ‘oy enference inereta. PRae OF CHARGE. Chey ein cece ted FRAT Hours from 9 to w teats a acre han ET OUSEHOLD WORD.—BASsroRD's © A retraerary warrant iim bent tn ues for sale a P D. BASSFOR| en heresies nemaat, Chinn, Glass Benj . ign of tbe Golden Kets eerne> stare, A A, A.—ROVAL HAVANA LOTTERY. .. Prises pald in gold. Information furnished. ‘The high- fork. icons tpbigemans th ig tei an b i Hf ut H- tH & ; | t E | enbardt Co. nuh ont ip Fultea, Wotton, Havre—New York and Havre Steamship Co. N Trea Cae Reaiere opto H Marshall Gita a Juckham, London—' Dunham. TP Chapman. lorton, Antwerp—Funch, Meinche & i 4 hi i il eit if i Hi: i if iH is H i ie one ii 53 i : q z t i : i i i [ i i z i & ! & 3 E i i ice i i f F t i i iy i f E i if HE 5 ' : BH i: elt i : r 3 4 a s se tH i £ 3 ett FI F ? 3 f : if 3 iy H 3 f 3 if i t ; i if 4 § Z 5 f g . 2 ? ¢ g Z FH a 3 i i & + ‘| if 1 z= i 4 i i ! ! ist il tl : Ha sf? ie i} 3 f i if °F : BuE t 2 I fi a : i ; z 3 Ft f ee SPAT, Role Agent, DreRces an ir ORTAINED WITHOUR PUB. eT RING, G i | if i rid Vi Ht i | * : | Hi , i cf ; it pe Hi £ f ft i : H | | H f j i if f il bt au ae. fae anren pina €-Poae aly oi. rae from aan Alfred Rtorer, Ascough, u (and oe and i P i if } i fi i j F i & F i i | | i t i i E i i j 2 f F} ry 11 ; i 5s int i a i f i li ? th Hy A i 5 | fl : E : t ; FL f ft the f i | : e* its zF e by Bil i g i i : i ! wi i 4 ri ii He as topte i a2 fi Fe if fil 4 i g ; te : : 2 3 lr i i i I a i Py i i g & i, i fi i et ff Gj ! efi ; i i i 3 3 f ( i A i 3s li i z ii ‘ i] i rst - i id #2 i i i : Rise 3 23% FE: i Ht : Ft i 2 ® i Z fe iy este: i f : & i i e 4 i siF0318 a 38 i New Jersey. should ry BARRY 8. PARKES, In the Hodson County Court yesterday afternoon, elle eenanmte vajeney'» Envoy Extraordinary and Min- | Michnel Buikiey was placed upon trial for manslaughter, Onans Mat Nowan tate for killing a German, named Daniel Smith, of avenue A, Wo PES TYCOON 18. New York, at Weehawken, in September, 1804 From the China Mail, Dec. 15, jwoner wan indicted urder Grand Affaire in kigun ore sh ten toenihn tate tie eight chen, Stel an term in teen and Tit | i i z i i : Hf re Dee abi , for York, parti rea se pase Be 4 from Car- : i f z i fu i i i 4 iH | : i i i i 33 Hi it ae i Sure Wa Text, from Simon's Bay, COH, for Puget Sound, wrecked In the Btrite of Fuca, hee gone to Pieces entirety. Bane Brerye (of Boston), which left New York on the Jdth of Jan, with a cargo of coal, salt, &e, bound for Ney fi | a lovel with the rest of the Daimion. It onan _ thortly ster nevada Smith, S veher deceased accompan' a young i i H iH | which a few in cam boast, But he is not | deceased and Philip eanght mone and baried it Ph oe ne ar hiv. About half an hour tee Bul Defore reported totally wreeked Jan 21, was 292 tons regie- é 5 E 5 & : F tel, eovernment Oy Sx Rutherford later leo the from the tgnorance of the native with Mr. Dole t hers, sue, Conn, rated hailed from osivan an the reaime beyond the ery y & being w wh be- | Phitip &mith une compan rs and . 4 ory beac a call the “ ii Beer.’’ Next came atrophy | tween hie it Nighness and his majesty, iewe facts | doring whieh a pistol wae dieebarced, stones anew: lend ~y-} the Teng, or plumed standard grante! | which we have often placed belore the responsible and, a t# alleged, Batkiey struck deeraced A Bans, eanpored the Kensington (Br), Miller, from Lan- ee. ‘Br: Orb to kee by the Then followed « Crowd | pertice in China ave no doubt Cy ge the with Aclab, which couted his death that migh® 4en for horton, was soon Jam 4, lat 41, Jon a7. dixmantiod Haima, Pine. CM ech bring Enerosn, Aagne ase will probably be concluded vu Monday, and abandones, Jan Arr bark ‘bitmey, 7, Sa