The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-23 00:00:00

FOURTH EDITION. THE FENIAN TRIALS AT THE OLD BAILEY.-(THIS DAY.) (Before Lord Justice Ceekburn and Baron Bramwell.) The trill of the Fenian prisoners was restuned at 10 o'clock this morning. When their lordships had taken their seats, Mr. Keogh asked that the &primer lisdlany should to recalled before the case for the crown had dosed. The Lord Chief Justioe assented, the Attorney-General having offered no ybjection.. John Davis, ►adding at Hingb-crom-road, was then exa mined, and stated that while fixing a grating in Osrpora tion.lane on the 13* December he saw a cart against the prison wall. Two little Wye and a man were close to it at the time. The nap wan kneeling and 1 at the end of a barrel which was in tie oart. He maw something like a squib burning at the end of the barrel. The man than ran away. Witness did not observe his face, but he maw that be was a man of gentlemanly appearance. He wore a brown ovals:et and a silk bat. A policeman wee »Wm ing to where witness steed, and then the boys ran away, and the explosion occurred. Inspector Thomson, et the detective department at Scotland-yard, was priedmed by the Attorney-General, and was proceeding to state what he found in Barker pos session, when _ Mr. Baker Graeae eljosted to evidence Maim to an =redo. which teak pleat iu tie absents it the prieoners. After some dimwit; wpm this paint sad upon the ad• ssimibility r eridemoe emrimats of the invisible let ter referred to by lealisay se hiving been written by Stab% sa&madbAyeatpleimabstebladeallimAall fear or live perms; The Lord Chief lodise ruled against Mr. Greene on Me ground that the ►eet of ► oo.coaepir►tor were admissible. o Baron Bramwell agreed with the Lord Chief Joatiee,rob. serving that the evidence which wee coughs to be Omen had a material bearing on the use. The evidence of the witness was thee continued. He said he found in Borke's presemion a small glees 'bulb containing some substance. He &heaved it to a 'medical man, by whom it was subsequently retareel Cross-examined by Mr. Sleigh—Allea made twe 'state ments to witness after he was arrested and melte In spector Bemuse', which related is mesas he had-seen on the day of the ezplmice. The leaned mussel peacmded to questim the "stem as to what Allen had mid seeped mg one of the p risoners, but _ . The Lord ChietJ unties observed that what sae inan said of another behind his back was not admisible. Cross•examined by Mr. Straight—He went to the prison about balf•paet .3 on the 13th of December, sad saw Timothy Demos& and Juatioe near the Princes( Wales beershop. Witness remained in the prison about twenty minutes. Timelier Desmond was *till there, and as wit ness passed in a cab Timothy Desmond came and looked into the cab. ♦ men from Birmingham was with witness, and noticed Desmond. Witness drove to Bomanat-street, and had proceeded acme yards beyond the John •of Jeru salem, when the explosion occurred. He then jumped out of the cab and ran hack towards the prison. He did not then see Timothy Desmond. By Baron Bramwell—Desmond appeared to he drunk, and witness should up that he would not have had time to teach the spot where the barrel wu between the eme at which witness left the prison in a eab and the ts;plosion. If Deemed had goes to the barrel atter witness first saw him he meat have gone while wawa, was in the poison. _ . _ . _ _ J.mee Cape, one of the warden of the House of Deten tion, war recalled and suunined by the Attorney-General. He stated that on ow occasion, while examining the clothing which Mrs. Remy brought to Burke, he found three or fear pieces of green mineral substance in a stocking. He reported the circumstance, and gave the three woes to the chief warder. By Baron Bramwell—Witness did not bear the con versation which took place between Burke and Mrs. Barry. The door of the cell was closed. . _ _ John Moore, the chief warder of the Hesse of Deten tion, being examined corroborated the evidence of the last witness with regard to the finding of the plates of green mineral, and added that he gave them to Dr. Bedbug. Dr. Koala* stated in reply to the Attorney-Goseral that having examined the bulb referred to by Thomeon, be found it to contain chloride of gold. When dissolve d in water the characters produced with it were invisible. There were several processes by which they mild Es made legible—by means of copperas among others. By the Lord Chief Justice—Tim characters wars never absolutely invisible if exposed to light. They were prac tically invisible. . . . . Esamination continued—He had examined the plebes which the last wane's had given Moore, the chief warder, and found them to be coppers& By the Lord Chief Justice—Chloride of gold was easily obtained, being used for purposes of photegraphy. By the Attorney-Oeneral —l4e had examined the staves of a barrel which bad been given him by the police and e.,s of opinion that the barrel °optimised petroleum. Re found some sulphate of potash in the staves, which was the chief product of an explosion of gunpowder. He also fouud some grains of unexploded powder. By the Lord Chief Justice—lie thought from the smell of the staves that the barrel mast have contained petro leum at some period. John Moore was recalled, and stated that he was in the lI ,:se of Detention when the explosion occurred. The tma fur exercising the prisoner, was from a quarter past o a quarter past 4. The two exercise yards were next Coirration•lane, and were separated by a corridor. For v•rt .iu reasons the hours of exercise were altered on the I At of December from the hours mentioned to an early Lou. in the morning. The part of the wall where the ex pt”ion took place had been rebuilt, and the difference ktween it the remainder of the wall was visible from the eisc ground inside the prison. Up to about ten minutes 1., loe the explosion Burke was lodged in a part of the immediately facing the exercise ground. Crass-examined by Mr. Montagu Willitins—The prison .g were exercised on the 13th of December some few hours i fore Anne Justice visited the prison. The names of persons visiting prisoners would appear in the prison books. 11 Peron liramwell—On the occasion in question, when tLe ptisoncrs were exercised in the morning no notice wee giro' thst they would not also Lc exercised in the after awn. Ly the Lord Chief Justice—With the exception of Sun day, the rule for exercising the prisoners canoe • day from a quarter-past 3 to a quarter-past was adhered to. Inspector Thomson, being re-called, said when he orren..sl Burke on the _'oth of November, be had a man named Barnett with him, for the purpose of identification. When he took Burke into custody there was • scuffle, and Casey followed them. When witness arrived at the station, and after he hail charged Burke, he gave Casey in charge for assault. On the Zlcd of November Casey was charged before Sir Thomas Henry, and Burke, or George Berry. was charged with t reason felony. Cross-examined by Mr. Straight--Witness arrested Burke on • warrant granted in Dublin. He had not the warrant in his possession at present, nor the sworn nation upon which it had been issued. This acknowledgment on the part of the witness was nude the ground of an objection by Mr. Straight against the production of evidence respecting the remands granted by Sir Thomas Henry. It was, however, overruled by the cunt William Scott, • painter, was then examined, saddened that while walklkippge over the debris of the prison wall on the 21st of December be found • white bell which he gave to the sergeant of police at the station. Henri Morris, • lad of 18, was then examined by the Solicitor-General. He said—l live with my father t Deptford. I was an apprentice to Mullen,. I remember seeing • person named Brown at Hollany's house on several occasions. I saw him yesterday in prison, Inspector Thomson being with me at the time. I knew • man neenill Burnett, and I did know two men named Lynch and Ryan, whom I have seen several times at Mnllany's. I knew tLe prisoner English, and have men him at ?dullany's sery often. He was there ones or swiss while Brown was there. I recollect two persona coming to see Mullen) about • month or six weeks before the ex pinion. I knew them as Jackson and Hastings. „I now recognise the prisoner Barrett as Jackson. Hastings dined with Manny every day, and Jack son dined there a few times. I saw them there On the day before the explosion. I never saw Hastings after that day. Harting. remained for dinner md then left. On the afternoon of the 13th of December I beard of the explosion. When Mullen, heard of it he got off the board on which he worked and went out. He 'scanned away about ball-an-hour, and returned and came into the front room, which was the workshop . A. man homed Hen r y Patt on came and send for a needle and thread and some buttons to sew upon his Imams. Patton woe a tailor and had been at Hullany's beforethat measton. I noticed th a t • p i ece o f P a tt on ' s right ear was off and that blood was issuing from it. I observed the* his neck had been washed, and that his cellar was wet and bore marks of blood. Patton went into the back room, and I went in there almost immediately after with en iron. I found Jackson there in company with Patios, Mulkey, and Mrs. 1114 b-hY• Jackson was washing his nook, which I noticed was black. Moll an y remained there about five or ten minutes and then went beak to the beard. I observed that when Patton entered the house he wee "lid differently from what be had always has. WLen Jackson was wading his seek his whitlows wens thesauri as they were before in eispeerenee. I did set , gain until he was in enetedy Ittaikeizset n ation. Hie whiskies bed then hese shason s end ads 'vlKwa• Wear& 1 bow • puma at tie sine et Ms. Ms% Barry, tad ha r e ssla let al biellsay's Were atilleima and siimily attee lite mien et Brown (Berke). By the Lard Chief Justios—The black on JaskmaNs meek did net *pieta to be dirt but gnapprdse ineeend ma. Cram-examined by Mr. 061, =1I ew nateey at Mullany's. When Burke and Bswan at Ildiany's I could not swear that they were telling Vestixamined by Mr. Wier Onesmi—The maa Im whom Lb.: TS re namferred as beemf ir w y eehed hie mask always west by father sad as be, men per evaded me to go to tat *ism I knew et the reward before I gave inforinlisa. I sem the plesard at &m -street I are quite sure my Whir mid stain shoat the reward. He sooompanied me to Seellendiard, end wee there when I sew larpseter Wlllbagem, et the detective polies. Barrett waa with a Niggler et proems whim I Metaled him. I was tell make alma his appserease before Imw ban. Whoa I veal tile the leek toga at 31•11any'e, I saw Yrs. Mathew falba a handle. Re.namined —On Obrisimemen tabor same to Bullany's and took as Mete to Dg4 l s,d. While I was living there be permadied me to p to the Ovesawiek Police-couit. I told libn whet I kid seta. Bohn tint I was afraid to go to tie polies. I ban wilssaist the per son I knew as Jacket* b the pisosier Bonita Jane Eeppell, the wife of a tailor, was mamdmid by this Ancsney•Siimeral and deposed that the knew the primness English, William Desmond, sad Barrett. She knew Barrett under the name of Jackson. She bed seen ga d up (Captain Murphy) and a woman named lire. Barry ai Mallany's, but not since the ex plosioa. She knew a man named Brown or Winslow, who wen is the habit of visiting Mullein. On the afternoon of Dee. 13 abs was at work in hlallany's workshop. Patton came into the room, and she enticed that his ear was bessiding. Be asked for a beadle and thread, which she pre him, mid he then west into the bask seem. This was shout ber half -past 5. That evening she Sett lany's to p home, and oa her way she met Itullany and Barrett at the top of the West. liollany came across the reed and spoke to her, awl they all went tote the " Wein Stores ^ tsgethes, sad bad ' something to drink. She noliesd that llerrett was ' alma shame and Ora be was *eased diliereatly. emileAt 60 's liaDa was not at hone. a Meenrondis whiskers sok Catisappeannew sow wereibevonse aa they were wben , nr him at 2Ealkay'a. Vartain Manhy was a atetft manead bad a lags beard. Orem-examined br, Mr. Keegh—M mi&t hare treatit forWght before the explosion When ske•hat saw Ilagtbit at Mdlany's. _Croce-examhied qv Mr. Meka4l3lreene—ldhe went tollie Bent-oMce whesevbe reecivedlaritractions to go ta 31- street. When be went to Mow.striet she reespiesd Bowen in the desk. On the evening •cif the 13th erre °ember she dig not harsher matter's treat room, saheb* did mot see Berndt in the bowie. Whew she eaw Itareett with Mullany he wore a blrioelbesteittrld which strobad aoteeen on him before. By tie Lord raiii4eelise—lieffere *be west So illte loste-offioe /be bed men 1111ellenyla evidence to ibe papers. Ynileer wrote to tier from NOWA. where lie tree to custody. !The west ibesete see bin, mid found he &edema removed. - - 8, Baron Bramwel}—W6so Mnilany, Barrett, sod dee aback together ea the pnbliolvansa, Marren and terepelf grebe to each other as acquaintances. lohn Joseph Corydon, commisod is the Attorneptreese ral—l was former* ke the federal army of the Gaited Stakes as a private sod thermic& as anefficer. I tees se , onsiated with Burke, who is sine in *eon on the amp eg treuon.felesy. I knew him also by the acme of Winslow. I fine knew him in 1862, whoa be woe in the army. I knew him in Liverpool, in 1866, by the name of Window. I attended Fenian miaps in America. I we a Fenian, and knew Burke as ens. I was a Fenian in Liverpool, is ISCA, sod left there as I famed extort. I was pent by the Fenian Brotherhood to Liverpool, and Burke was there fee its purpose of par chews' arms. Burke was a captain of engineers is the Feddral army. Theapprover Mullen, was then regal:ed. In reply to questions by the Lord Chief Justice, beoMd English +ad a " halt ^in one of his kgs. He did not know Vaughan until be mw him at Bow•street. Make called at his house a few times last summer. /Witness had 011Cfr atonally attended Fenian meetings, but bad *mu Barrett at them up to the time if the explosion. When Barrett and Murphy came "i• his home they mid they wanted to do something 'fm Burke. On the Vunday after the explosion he was 414 1 in a private room with English, Wm. Dermond, sod O'Keefe. The Leal Chief Justice.-1 undereasuil that is peer cane Mr. Attorney-General. Whet have you to show' against Asa Justice? The Attorroy-General—Wirt I home .alsoody staled,: my lord. The Lord Chid Justice—With the eraeopion of Mr' being seen loitering about the prima wittiT. 3itaamond are Allen, there is nothing to show her esnapliatty. Wii regard to ths statement of Vonghan, that min 81 9 1 , 11 •4 the hillinenellek theenthyr.inte- end& in it. An attempt was made on the 13th, and u much was known then as on the 13th. 1 .don't see why she should be kept in custody, and I than Nionfore order her discharge. Anne Jostles liTas then liberated. Before lawriely the dock she affectionately shook hands with each Cl tkepri- Setter& Mr. Williams submitted there was no case ag4111104 O'Keefe. After some conversation, The Lord Chief Justice said he would not *all upon Mr. Willi►ms to address the jury on behalf of O'Keefe to-day, and the Attorney-General would, therefore, have an opportunity of considering the propriety of withdrawing the charge against him to-morrow. LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) CHRISTMAS V. WOODS. This morning Mr. Serjeant BalLatina stated that he could not withstand the evidence which had been pro- duced in opposition to the wilt Sir J. Wilde said he bad no doubt that the document was a forgery, and a very clumsy one, too. He &mild not only pronounce against the will, but should direst the attention of the Solicitor to the Treasury to the matter, with a view to see whether the guilty parties could not be brought to justice. POYNTUIGTON V. POYNTINGTON AND LOCI. In this part-heard divorce caw Mr. Builar tendered additional evidence. The parties had lived Cambridge but had been separated for 12 years, and it was alleged that the respondent had fallen in a vicious course of life. For some years she had been cohabiting with Look. Decree nisi. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Oommimioner Holroyd.) 11l 11 JOHN HAWS. The bankrupt was a shipbuilder and merchant, formerly of Miramichi, New Branewiek. His debt+, are 10,6721., and the amounte, prepared by Messrs. Woollsm, present a Medlar deficivaioy In oomplianos with as order of the court made at the last sitting, the bankrupt has filed a statement, which sets out the fellow's' taste :—He had been in partnership with ass Peter Ilitebell, and on the dissolution taking pies, is 1883, the meets and liabilities were divided. At that period the bankrupt alleges that a great and general dewed= was expnriesisid in the ship building trades, and especially in the building of wooden ships, in which be was more particularly mist- His business began to decline in the year 1866 when found himself amide to meet his enpmnnents, sad executed a deed of assignment for the benefit of ("editors, under which his estate has been administered. This was an &d)van:ld silt* for examination and MP charge. Mr. Bresigh, far the migisess„ said that the credited in New Brunswick had bees annaiuniosted with and they did not intimate any intentioa to oppose. The bankrupt had Med a copy of the deed of assignmen t and ern the assignees all the informatics they regr ind I respecting his affairs. His Honour granted the discharge. T.AVI'D3'r SPORTING ' TEI TWO THOUSAND MYBTIRY. TO Tan lanes ea ram mama Brit,—Neither the spirit d "Mammy, sot the *mask study of the mast omeit win Mist rise Ruch in the attempted elsiiuiten el** Two Thoseand mystery. • restag mho imply require' to a bow sorastldng," sod he clan then come out in a style* starts the whole noir% tom inanity, who have forts post three dap loin quite dusebbniscled by the dotage 00Nerninr, beat Tuseday's peat nee. IJahsPidlYi lam net in a Mr.l - to solve the magma just yet, though it is Bible to go a little way towards it, nearly the " trials " having oome of, sad the coup de grace being administered to several Warp cow dilates that were in the way of led semon's beat performing two-yr-olds. Biz Joseph. Beediry's three, it is true, are wee mystify* thou ire 4t aft their ping through the mill, the " taste" mosso f begirt* no more Ilea that Blue Gown, Grua Bit ore, mot Beideruciaa **bed elms together, just taws The Palmer, sod lesphs in frost et . 7.t IN* Beatable, and Konflts had been ab Kiwis* ever shoe Newmarket, 80 that it is /al suildslai people sixfold be on the look out for ties 'spa ; hat is avoid have been stirlishing bad they her so the weights mated by the three, end it 'soldo*Y sarmisolt bat Nesioutan proved the bog, Oa a 088 8 .14 el .is being the Two Thoosmod mark, and beam that be • sa trying to give a few pima* to the Misers to mite the reeve "good thing." The market, bower, dor s set Noma this idea, for the party (a follower of For mom) who has been epassting all through the piece,. and would emir let Min NM& a ail" Unwell', was ma re inveterate thou ever yesterday, SOF play stalling 'off hie admirers. Oertialy This wee * Leaders, bake% a very tin eadiemos, aad there was as alone fleetest down some 50,000 f. against the best per formiligaitt of his year, ft may well be 'apposed in them times, tali something serious is the matter. On paper, it does alt: appear 3 le I against any see of she Kings dere 'Olio, now, with a start, for we saw the other au that Blue town, the supposed third string, visa will enough foram encounter, sad if there is nothing dowdeiee dose to-dey or tomorrow, viten nearly all the tatene,sehunnine Croydon Steepioosese, will be mama towtheet the clubs, ilmity the " prepleets " of the weekly sporelec press. Pormosa, the meant best performer Is the ma of Beedevnan, is none the better for his decline, havimibeen imateefey Orion very wordy it is said, whoa at eempliag to give Ys f lb ; but beeknethers ere " neuergisg" her, ..end it is net meet that the should berme • grant favomito; eepeeially if these are any grounds for the viellMerf , ag eiVitysierwsian. !Pere is mother et the ep- width wn c rees,4ll we can smieweet of hiss being that Aldevett is Mar ie ride, and thetehavester w 4 nett to aer:stohice— etililluks of Poweneels. Vale libryaPstrial horse eras I ylibee,Nond the latheverdiagrace et Lewes 'does nat.:trent holkimposition : eiill,l7oord StamferoPrpA did • greet this og„ tioaedeulatier.beincthat Python will not wiwthe Tw plebeseennd witiOtt • the was semi to 1 7espw sian over a rile, at Neormarket, we waft reeelleot, rewiring e and Wilksikedham in 'the -sada*, as thew is ev. swims= to lips, • his bathe, will *nee a splendid rs so eierstheir away. :Serimpo eidloilmos those are in cow seiefolovinting the weiddlsuf Bendithoirtridl with the Berl eill rime readied •me, and it has • rely to costheff ri thafemilse howerth iaver-n immense favourite ; but it is difisith to spy thsteaty other madam will " come, " ealloworeit. • BOWIE{ mins Me er •lieskom is put -throug h sawmill again, to-ase whither Ms form is really A I Cilia' ea dine another good •thing at dome, hewing ran a Mese 6 milli with Lord Beneit., an. I bathos Vieth. some gene -ea four kegths. Per aware, another member grimes pwMie performances gave le_zo no droop, Seesaw, has been :'lbund electing, andthey be wthatesse as dieposol .-ff for eat his pint en gagesnente—biseth• brother twilrelferd, 010041 bellorrai to le this ick of Lesdellsegoees, bat who .4111 E lase when pet alone the Illiewderah molt, 'the Mel ..bserne notheeolt, ate. lUe last famed, a eon of Tem I 2 'with°, iorthe olerling of the new ; endearing limetweW..ht 4-yecaold hilissfoom•th oolt at -wren weights, sit is sills riwaste Ile is not in,the Guiesse,wspecielip as Mktg whom he gnat soei :overly at diewmarhet, bested Leaemslo in a duet epainop,thd may prase the hestof the Be em i s lkst owe filasearia—that pearTypikeem is Malt Mr. Merry 4... art teak 111 • "1• •••1 • dievourite—and that. beesol the s trestee• - Usual, those is oily learusaater that look I law • stener. It mould be mesdames to think of "op ott Ingfethe swimmer," as matters at present stead ; and tb a dem going seusashe have been ;maned solely that yogi r r mires may know the present AM* of attain, sad piels a pion for themselves if the an not palliest smooth to laYt until Moseley for my final slimming up.—l sus, So Thursday niamming. XIII 1011.. OM TILIXOLLPIC) CROYDON MEETING.-(THLIS DAY, ) ,+Ripi c - HOUSEt p , ectumNl frala THE BUDGET. ', `"~ VIM OR ANOILLOR Of THE FICIUNITERI3 T.loiosiLs. In the promos of a erowded hove* Mr. Hunt, the Chatioallor of the Exeltequer, made the financial aldenent for the year. After the usual prelind my account of the receipts and expenditure for =sandal year, and of the estimated 'r and revenue of the actual year, the right La guntioasen stated the deficit to be 3,000,0001., which be proposed to make up as follows, viz.-2d. in the pound increase of income-tax, that was to my, a Bd, tax for the year. From this be expected to get 1,800,8001. in the pre seat year and 1,100,0001. in the coming year. Be proposed to ileum Exchequer Bonds for one year to the amount of 1,000,0001., to anticipate the receipt of the 9d. income tax falling due next year. The amount of stir . plus wits the 1,800,0001. and the 1,000,0001. of 4r-- chequer bonds, would give 3,722,0001., which, after deducting the expenditure, would I leave - - of bon. I el THE ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND. (mu ova elm DUBLIN, THI7IIXDAT ATRILVOOII The Prince and Princes of Wales did not retire from the citizens' ball until four o'clock this morning. This afternoon their royal high nesses, acloompanied by the Lord-Lieutenant and the Marchioness of Abercorn, proceeded to Powersconrt by special train. On leaving the Coatis the royal party were loudly cheered ; as Ithey were, also, at the railway station. The weather is tolerably fine. SALE Of LIQUORS ON SUNDAY BILL. The send committee a t%. House of Corona von this bat sat yestardry for the first time. air J. Fsteasson prtobkod, sad am astrit tbs aismbers resent were Wood Fisk Mbar& J. A. Illotbita, J. A. Smith, B. )sine., 3. M Bibb:wt. F. ass*, 3. Locks, sad 3. W. Malsehn. _ _ . trr iiekomi Mayne, Mist d the metropolitan police, the iiiSt witness celled, and bin examinatiou, which oommenced st noon, temiusted at half-put 2. Hs *engin **Me act of ISM had vresiusd very esetully in diminishing drunkenness and dismierly cominet about the streets. The (Menses ea the Sunday cremiss was a minicod improvement. Muir inetruadons to the police were to teas into onstally din persons, mere for the purpose of imatectin .ticem than to punish poin ier drunken ness. It wee very Cos decide at what t restric tion should stop. If sibs isdriolions were No severe, evasion Mame dental, nd Me low could not lie enforced. He was of opinion tliattiseeme degree the diminution of disakenneos was to boeitribcdad to the westing of the restrictive eats. Thom ems in lON in the metropolitan district WA paths-Mow and 4,207 tmer-baness. The leaking of the workingmen was, the thought, Against fur. Mow restrictive. In bis egad's, anaday eattersions bad • traded to diminish the aniountst drunkonnem lrhrcheinrin—Can yea MU us the mot of a license t tir Itioherd-1 really wrgl _ ~ a ifir Riehard turned inquiring", to XL I. abet Smith, • int the hen gentleman shook hie bead and laughed. -Some one in mere said a Itaesea mat 171., sad the aair moan coked •As witness eds• "'deeds. wadi be made if a six deeeliteento mane Wood. 111: Itlabard thotibt that ononeccatbml Ike aryant woe* b. daduebed. but •'Weabirtis dame lb* beam iis a lima* Air Thomas Geary wen acct mandesol A aid .sliced *decided dbminalion,•net only bas mime et okonkanomn, but also in breaches of lie law on the pasta/ palilleene. The change semoissrlog ie the fm ednoalies, and tastes of *he people . Farther reeldelisms • suet not lie imposed. be Ware 11111 sommittes void rstherimed to humane than repine 4iNtaIIINSOL What was chiefly ormstell was impessied sleellimp for the labouring and .1110114 MIC edam& if lise bill over* passed ppeepppplle would diablagetiar to buy chink and mama it in ~bsmtreet. or in primate beams. liike committee egfommod shot reeniving further evi .denee. 4rNsffifißdirl.-frOIB DAL)I .• f avirsolibri_w vafteuzabu amicipations To-trrearar 1.6 fiat so-a. f y,nd a the vasiatims in *see are nearly a m an adverse dheetion. Comb us dull, at th. reduction of yesterday. Meet at the principal railway shares have given way. With respect to foreign securities, Italian, dyeable, and Turkish are lower. United States 5-20 Bonds are fat There is a fair demand for money to-day, at 2 par mot. for the best bills. The charge for loans in the Stook IC:change is 1 to lf per cont. Comb are quoted 931 to *, both for mew" mid the amount (May 6) ; and the Thom pee Cents. Reduced and New Three pee Orate., 911 to 92*. Railway stocks are offered, and have declined * to per mot. Caledonian, 72f to 721 ; Loudon sad North Western, 115 f to 1111;,9reat Western, 60} to' ; Midland, 107104 Litislenand South War m, MOAB ;43reogilllion, Into flt* ; Brighton, to 5 2 / ; South IllasEyre, rsi to 74 ; Ifetropo lifts, 111* to ; Great Needham, 1021 to 1031; ditto A, 96 to 99 ; London, Camihem, and Dover, 111/ to 19; York and Zara ilidlsoik 96 to 96; Berwick, Us} ' 106 ; Noel* 34 • 863 iy 781 - 793 esktria of 1867, 3151 to ; Turkish of 1868, 60 to ; di 1862, 63 to 64 ; and ditto of 1866, 343 to it. The India 5 per Cent. Stook is inquired for, at 116 to 4. The Four ger Cent. is at 104 to 101 ; the Bonds, 265. to 30s. prem. ; and the Five per Cent. Debentures, 106 to 1. Bank Stock, 243 to 246 ; and Exchequer Bills, 16s. to 20s. prem. Bank shares are quiet, with few transactions. London and Weetmineter, 6T to 68 ; Australasia, 64 to 54/ ; Oriental Corporation, 421 to 44 ; Anglo-Austrian, 41 to a prem. ; London and Brazilian, 30 to 26 din. ; Imperial Ottoman, 1 to a prem. ; and Consolidated, Ito a prem. The shares of the financial companies are un altered. General Credit, 2/ to a din. ; Credit Foncier, 7} to 7 din. ; International Financial, 2 to II dn. ; and London, 24 to 22 din. Miscellaneous shares were unaltered. National Discount, 5f to i Fem.; Hudson's Bay, 14 to I ; Egyptian Trading, sto 44 dia. ; Telegraph Con struction, 124 to 13 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 5e to I ; and Anglo-American, 2EI to 23i. American securities are dull, with the exception of Erie Railway shares, which have risen f per cent., via., to 461 to 47f. The 5.20 Bonds are at 69f to 70, showing a de cline of ; Illinois Central Railway shares, 931 to 1 ; Atlantic and Great Western debentures, 29 to 39 ; and ditto Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 331 to 341, being f lower. The Spanish Colonial Eight per Cent. Loan, fully paid up, is at 90 to 90} ; and the Scrip, at 3f to 2.} dis. The boa& of the Nieolai Railway are flat, at 651 to 8431. HALF-PAST ONE. The markets for public securities show a rather better tendency. Consols are unaltered, but some of the railway stocks have experienced a re covery of i to } per cent. Foreign bond■ are without further change, with the exception of a decline of i pia cent. in Peruvian of 1866. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are in request, and have improved / per cent., the present prise being 931 to 1. In the railway market Great Western stock has risen per cent., viz., to 511 to 1. Some of the other lines are Ito 1 better. London and North Western, 1151 to 1161 ; Midland, 1071 to 1081 ; South Eastern, 731 to 741; Brighton, 521 to 1 ; Caledonian, 731 to II ; Metropolitan, 1111 to 1 ; and Lancsahire and Yorkshire, 128 to 1. Some of the fcreign bonds have unproved 1 to 1 per cent The Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan is at 781 to 79 ; Turkish of 1865, 341 to 1 ; Spanish of 1867, 351 to 1; Italian of 1861, 481 to / ; and Nieolai Railway, 651 to 661. About 47,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank, while 5,0001. has been withdrawn. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent Rent.. opened at 69fr. 250. for the aeoount, being about the same as yesterday. We understand that the funds required for the dividend due the 22nd May oa the Egyptian Nine per Cent. Loan have already been received in Lon don. The bonds of this loan are advertised as to be given in exchange for the paid-up scrip. Mr. G. J. Goec.hen, M.P., was yesterday elected chairman of Lloyds, in the room of Mr. Thomas Baring, M.P., who lately resigned. A general meeting of shareholders of the Char tered Bank of India, Australia, and China was bald yesterday, when the directors' report was adopted, with the exception that Mr. Alderman Dakin was not re-elected to the office of auditor. The report stated that "the capital of the bank being quite intact," the directors had no hesitation in recom mending a dividend for the half-year at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, free of income tax. At the meeting of the Australian Mort huee and Finance Company (Limited), held day the directors' report, which bee already been published, was adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per WU= was declared, free of income tax. The animal meeting of proprietors of the Pro. runnel Bank of Ireland is convened for the 21st of May. The annual meeting of shareholders of the I.on &ea and South African Bank is fixed for the 7th of Mar, when a dividend is to be recommended. general meetiml of the Trinidad Petroleum Oseigany (Limited) II called for the 29th inst. The annual swan of the it Grand Rail road Company is to take place at Chicago on the 27th May. The Royal Commission on the pollution of rivers yesterday Inspected the farms of the Metro polis Sewage Company ow Barking; and, MOM/ mass things, they witnessed the setting a the second crop of rye grain this season,2 nine tons te the acre, and representing since th e 11th Mardi. The seed was su by Mann Wines and Sens, of }Wading. Prank land, the zeiseeestative c chemistry in the cam mignon, took several_ simples of sewage, both before it went on the lead' and after it came off, kr analysis. - r vserismimmism Foreign and colonial mining shares . are 24 ad the annexed prose John del Bey, 20 to 21; Don Pedro, to 11 prem.; Ancko- Dendlies. t M i pram; Psibiram o I to r ' dm; Olsomiales, 2; to f ; Frontino and to ; Anglo-Italimn, par to a pre= Comilla American, die. to I prem. ; Port 2 Phillip, to ; and United Mexican, to At a meeting of the Frontino and Bolivia (Booth American) Gold Mining Company, held rake:a the directors' report was received and ad o Mr. H. L. Phillips was re-elected ma n a g ing • tor, and Mr. Wardrop was elected a director. Mr. J. H. 'my, of the firm of Tilly and Tlsolias, was elected RAILWAY, MINING, AND (*HIM SHARES.-(THIS DAY.) Pales to-day to 1 p.m.] COLONIAL GOVERNMENT BEOI7II/TIEB. Garda Omernmeat, 6 pi east., Jaguar, .ad Judyl IM7-84, Eq. Do. 6 per mat, Jaaaary and July, En. New Ike* Wake Governsaant, a per matt 16/1-746 Jannagy and Jaly, 100. Do., 5 Fr eat., 1888-96, January and :Oil 974, f. Do., 5 per seat , redeemable by mead drawings bola 1867-75, 10* 3 New Embed, 6 et si Im me , 108 4. Nova Emeis Govmamen y st4 t, pM mat. s lask LW- ilpf. 6 par mat, ISM, Jemary and July, 1054, i te a M il4 Goverament, 6 per mat., 1610 ad Odeber, 110 i, J. I°4l f Distriot, 79. 107, 8. North sad Booth Woolson Junotioa, 106. Booth Basiern, 74. LINE LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Charter and Holyhead, 5 per cent , 112. mined London and Chatham 4 trossio4 par cent., Ns. 654. • Bonabeg, Banda, and Central India, gam. 5 per mat, Emit Indian, guaranteed 5 per sent , 1114. 104 114. Great Indian Peninsuhi, gnat. 5 par cent, 108 i, 4. Great Western of Canada, 144, ad. Madras, guaranteed 5 per oent , 1034, 4. • Scinde, Delhi, guaranteed 5 per pent., 104 - , - . UMW. 11011. t. Well to p home, inn oa her way she met . Wain) (. " Home of F ., m ,,..i ---- ,, i ,,, has hi ,; ** „ o l4 e n 1 after deducible the expenditure, troold &i o n,* ion to lab ; 8 01 0 pm* 8 8i tio 34 ; __„, ..,..„„..„.' and Barrett st the tap of the West. liollany same across the reed sad spoke to her, sal they an emu& the piece s and would aeon let him e•••• 1• a fins I team • a ° M all° of 722,1"1' The M k- t ma Lormaskir• sad I.6ll irjai", Ilifi to 3261. nalskuldvm. °ll6lr nt liT i. ud- aIgARM AZ4U ("WM" : went into the " Wash Stores " tegethes, and bad favourite, was mg re inveterate than ever yesterday, ism. ' bon. gentleman laid that it won be out mom of tie ipm g ot i„ t w i g* b oo th, h am d o _ Groat Wawa, taa,!.. something to drink. Ohs magma that lhirrett woe p kg.* A.m., ~,,,f E hi . „w k .. oar*** this via * et oboe to propose otty groat ammo toner _.._ ...; Gnat Itortiemle e, alma earns mid OM he mu owed diiierwatt zoodos; whoop o yloy tills submit; sod thin mos in . . , 0 .,,_ . , ~.......a . 4.1 1 .2 ito a' pew Oust. Bramiliaa of 1866 are 0,,,,0, wa fts „ a .... .... ..... • _• ~ asiewimisams ' L.° wa l i '''''' tPlotati TA Wi ; Chilton at IBC, Illi to lei ; sterf • • ._ him swim until she saw him at liew•rievet Vitte did sat awe al. eat •.. at Sir • . • .* rt ,' - " . ••• ,_ _ ____ ~ - . At AL: Simikillil . see HaSkags or Ma. Barry after the expleden, nor yet lie the ms Am li ke s e ki ee hi e pi e ce ; sesestliekies, she us secepted by the holm. of 11811 C 481 to f ; Maxima, 15} to - 1; UN** and Werth Westam 1 , ;Sr two men owned Rt i mid Lynch. Metropoliten,llli, 1, 11, lb, f , 1. Creseeramined Mr. 6.1--1111 in saw William Dap, juarter sksirmi the opposition sprang is away* danger- me right hon. gentleman concluded shortly P eruv i an o f 1866 , 8 4 to 82 ; Magian of 1866, MI Do., listen/ion, div. limited to 6 per met till Ii mond eaoe at ifst 's a -on that esemian Malian' ." , lir a "WA" ' 4/". 411.6"." rashaa that ens P aaail Idler 6 o'clock. to 84 ; Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan, 781 to 781 ; 1870.104 f, 1. POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) IMARLBOROUGII , BIBIIIT. 11011313 T 111 sac scouserow-aicapti. Jane Setae and Jane Saab, two girls describing thew otitis en bookfAkn, were shagged Were Ms. lass wit% robbery at the sleep of Mr. Frederick Ps Psown, jeweller, of Itos. 48 sod 48, gorlington-arceele. The grime's went into the prosesetor's ep under the =et wantbig. to wane a locket. MOs there ss esnieired Stag ewe e veiced at 50e., into her peehot ; end afterwards Md. attelteoii of al. oo soother, to pay the rewinds , tont de a ns Shaft was, wr i ct ir r, ebesrved, awl boa al Se were arresisd. Teske primmer. Whig guilty, and asked the to demi with these bath gibe, lats= esmoittrat Saw for three soenthe sack, with herd Mom lavaasooi, Aria 23.—Th• Liam Moamar =r ti rido l orjr , 4. h tUS k April hr WOODSIDE PLATE. Pur►eyor ... Marquis of Worcester Second Hand . 5 ran. Won by a neck. SELLING STAKES. Columbine ... Dr. Wilson .neleuna .. ... . . 16 ran. - GRAND NATIONAL EURDLI. ... Moose ... ... Foibles ... ... ... Little Ellis ... ... . 9 ma. CROYDON STICKPLEC Black Prince Axiom:At ... . . La Vine .. 10 ram. PLATE STEEPLECHASE SWEEPSTAKES. Throe mike. Order, Crniakesn, Atalanta, Longboat, Roving Mead, Roe, Flyilaher, Rory Anne, and War EA& are law - - - OPEN HUNTERS' RACK Two rages. Rrnerekte, babel* Maid of the Mill, Fotre Alarm, and Vivian Grey are here. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THD3 DAY.) 130 r.x. For the Two Thormand Guineas Rosierucian was in much the same pada= to-day •as yesterday, 5 to 1 being laid and offered. Fenner and Pace kept fins, bat Vale Regal resided to 10 to L Blue Gown looked like eevaing pia, 100 to 6 being taken Mont him, but Green Sleeve destined to 25 te 1. For the Cheater Cup Paul Janes was sepia in regime, and Dalby was Mee supported for good money. The Derby wagering Mowed Green Sleeve to be ou the go. while Bine Gown rimmed, 1,000 to 40 bag Mime sad askol for. There was no other change of importame. Priem as follows : TWO THOUSAND DUMAS. Bto I apt Rodent:4m (4 sal aft) II to 2 Pees (ei, 6tel w) 6to 1 70,1110011 (off t 100 to 15) Sirsiit) 10 to 1 Vale Sorel 1) 100 to 8 Bandit.° (eS, t 100 to 6) 100 to 6 Moo Glows lt) 20 to 1 Rama 26 to 1 Node= (t) ( 126 to 1 Green Sleeve (1 sad oHI 100 to 3 Chelsea (off) 40 to I Iresemeter (t) 80 to 1 See Sew (oil) 100 to 1 Yiai el de Buse (611) CHESTER CUP. 8 to 1 aiii—P-oliTicrae; to to 1 t and m) 9to 1— Dolby (off 10 to 1 t sad m) 100 to 8 Itaanty (4) 100 to 6 Abscsolthe ( 25 to 1 100 to 3 Tremors Trom It 064 01) 1000 to 90 Brae (a) 50 to 1 800 Saw (a) 1000 to 90 Mr. Braykeo lot (if) to 1 DERBY. 4 aid Lay nabs Wl_ 9to 1 (t * to =M a l l 100 to 8 Gram Mm (ssa 100 to 8 Pace (elf o , 1000 t to TO m 25 to 1 Btu Owa (t eel tr) 30 to 1 Tom Bomtimo e(1 mod if) 40 to 1 Disable (1) 408. 1 St. Roam (M, 5096 1 SW.) 45 to 1 Le Semmial to 1 Typlow 011E10 t 90 r 1 Mairineslo Itor INEZ EXTRAORDINARY SPIRITUALIST CASK. .LTOSF o. HOlll. This remarkaideosse Masresnamd this morning. Use. Lyon, in momesaniastios said —l wpm vas fond eif Homo. I was tend daisy husband. awl was pleased rhatihe mold bolas to convene with me. Mr.gliatthems : yousot love him ! RiainW-No ; I row hired Kr.illMthews—Then wbg did yen writ "i em sure it lea snothst's mete:nal love towards bar beloved Mild?" Plaiatiff—l cannot ant why I wrote it. Ky husband's spirit volt out, " Dowel is my son, and my ma is your nosy, sad thereof* be is your sm." gir. Matthews—What do fOU mean by anbeeribisg your silt, "Your Loving Kothmaane Lyon," la your MMur to Plainter—l am sure I de net know. Pk. /Willows—Had you any kindly affeetioa to the • lefamilaat's eat? Phiatig—l wished to de as my husband's spirit bad • wimandad sae. Yr. Malahowa—Do you 111•1613 by that that yon had no • sothanototeeting towarils tbo boy ? ; 1 don% sea why I should have &Notion f ee Wm [The ease Is preseeding.) balamed that more bhessante ewe have b est L vii dal wing in fuungsbion Sala have been how for am • Tom A pr ofssrantal jockey, named Henyv Crenate. ‘,„ bilk d lest meat at the Getairahe Barepleam,fo ila Isle of w lea. is are them on ids head chile riding in the am . , sad ilk deseb resalted ram eassoraos al the tannin. He Toed asee days attar the assideat in a state a me. Me was a dog's sin,!( yews of age, and Mania 1 60 MinfTiersara , in Sam. The r „ of • •ead contains 11,0f/8,000 eggs, of a 111,615, 'Calash 155,000, sailed seam 19,000. mr. ?mad Beilithiad has depoiled about 1,000 rung „a wn , b &swim Dam this meek. The 15t h o f this ancsalt is °condoned the period ihe m i m e s solo Ant to be bead la the South of imbed. nay 00 r Ai Ant bard* .0100 pleas on the 141 h. Tat ROYAL V venTiro worse.--Ssairda v next is the day dadaitaly 'zee 7 . far lb* the paws sad hi, twat Wales los =VT far the t *MT lusti the mew sg on Twi d o , hal Dahlia anti a songiela pe► war o f ow royal a eteedisse, whisk wow peollwas waes y lefm th e em ittee, aad w pabliahsd. mid ism ► argradad Jaadva to yailw hich at I Osma will pr n= essed le /be lIISMON from Ikeeel at AM gam. ". alms , s asw estavorits, and Mead Se peed gel which is Is be given ea Rho emits by Tie ▪ Iname with* a Idenebrestat pima oat tb. Ma, sad the beg ealbartdat seen fay to the inqueetaase sibiebed bthe aysl vie& streets have hose eepaad, K mot eltsaystak We f az...2 min have * sairstail Of the am. The Waal an lisimptimit a s sh. une esatylees, sad be thaw scads of vidlies hes lesa ware. 4. as= ll 4 keel selmandieta. • meta yams, essupesed entirely at vaidei s lablia neigh. hsrariagerany, has helm babel sad tattoo ben bees soaps& Ns, in la Ibi tta % area io he Ned be Its rapo will b• ale me aiming fealanes i• th e` at Vex The death a maamai el 71e Tab, abellsid, widish ta l i' . te pleas at Ihighlos77aVar eg deg onaing. Tbe smell geadanan vas will hanra tbe earth ei angina as • isseivit=l tbl lied= :8 1 1 1 = ei b iar.:22lb. •04102a idea lgegas, ead vas • abaft 0 POPO. /11414 P . • ! mho • • ..• eta morel edi • XINEB.-(THI8 DAY.) I :ONE O'CLOCtIC. diking sucks. is dull N-diff, andyl pon az- Idbit s. dossmard toodassy. sid Mimics &son my at gi to & WbsslOsinvills, Sal. WIN. ed. Let Grenville. Us. dd. I. Wa 4I& ; Susi Be..- _23t i od e k NI& is SO.; 6;; Pra i or Clivi ro. to • Wad Ram, 906 to 710 ; ssairimit, so bi• AM gnatVoollhoW, AM Rai Claimion, si to 7i, _ e , wit stt I .1 _ g 'a. ...._..i - h -ç i r FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp Led Rotterdam, £l, Bahia and San Francisco (UM), Par. 7 p. at., 14j, 1 59 xd. Dunaburg and Witepek (Limited) guaranteed 5 permit.; 74a, z d. Lembraresernowits, pm. 7 per mat (Liza.), 15i. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 14g. FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. Orel Vitebsk Raft., glum by Ron. govt., rigi, 9 ad. South Austria* an d Lonbardo-Venetisa,ll744. BRITISH MINIM. Great Laxey (Limited), 17, IQ. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN KntEs. Anglo-iTialciaooldTilmiteiFidk•Ki — Choatalee Gold and Siker Mining (Lim.), If, j, 13-111. Don Pedro, North did Roy, 1 15-16, I, I„ prom. St. John del Rey (Lintitodl, 21. Yudenamntans of 8. Australis (Limited), 2 6.16. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Agra (Limited), A, 10. Do., B, 71. °mandated (Limited), 41. Imperial English and Rio de Janeiro (Limited), 7), I. Ottoman, 10), a. Lead Mortgage Bank of India (Limited), 1. New South Wales, 453. Oriental Bank Corporation, 43), 3. Union of London, 32). MISCELLANEOUS. Angio-Amasiian ndeliToPh (Limited), 28, 2i, 3). Atlantis Telegraph. 8 per amt., 105. Berlin Water Works (Limited), 14. BombaT i Gas (Limited), 411.18, 1. Do. (New), 2916, 1 City of Moscow Oes (limited) 7. Corpof Loudon Bds., 1882 4) pa cent., 103). Credit Fascist of England (Limited), 2). Egyptian 9 per ant. Viceroy Loan, par. by Rapala govt., 88). Elimais and International Tekgraph, 160). Hudson's Bay , 14). International Animal Society (Limited), 3. Leaks Peesinaial Telegraph 3. New Quebeada (Limited), 3-141. Scottish Australian Inveatmeat (LisaitesU, 123. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Lean. 60 ), 711 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& . LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (By riusomm.) (nor 001 OWN Oomswomorw.) Oolton market steady. &lee 15,000 helm °dew bay . been bought to arrive at 13d., the highest prices pot reached. MINOING-LADIZ.—(THDI DAY.) SUGAIL—The market has hooome quiet, null limited sales are reported at the late indwells). gd. to 33e. 6d. ; Jamaica, 335. ; Bt. Kitts, 31s. to Ming unelayed Manilla, 275. W. Mined is also dull of sae, a$ previous prism. COP/lA. The public sales ell plantation aryl= lave gone off steadily at the valuation.; limo ordinary be ley middling, 645. to 725. ; middling to good sekldling, 745. to 84s. ; pea berry, 88a. to WM. 6d. ; for Rio there is a fair inquiry at steady rake. TlA.—Tbe market I. Ann bat quset. FRUIT.—With the exception of Valendla raisins, which have sold sit U. pm cwt. 'dunes, there is very little in. quky for any art. Rics—Tie folloskag sales are reportad :-200 tone As. koolie ex.eklp, at lla. 8d to I.ls. ; 500 tags Mooniby at 10s. 9d.; and 50 teas D ams a t 10s. M. ex ship. Brum —Pepper, both Mask cad white, is in little re. o mat, and only moderate sales are reported. Pimento sold at tim prime, eons= to pod, tad. 21d. Camas lip* fair mossid pile, sold at 119 s. to 120 a. Natmege at steady re;, small to fair, ls. 3d. to 2s. Mace worrsi2, lid. Cinnamon chips at emu &kin', at Bd. to Rd. Cloves, Name, at saga rates 10d. to 100. Ginger dall of sale, and 2s. pee owl. lover ; Cochia, Gamma to Am, 47.. to 96e.; low dark Jamaica, Ms. ; African 28e. 6d. flaurrmna.—The deimad *odium, active and prime mi firmer ; ea the spot, 19. 9d. sash paid ter mfraetioae fie to 4f, and for arrival at 20s. M. Oarron.—There is • bolter inquiry it hap late ratios. Jorn.-1,500 bales said at its pima; essamos, 164 AIM to 171.105. ; medium, 181. to SOL ; Ma, D. TALLOW )1ARIBT.—(12:111 DAY.) The resrlosi is flat Mr4le7 at Um foltryleg prises. via Tema Salem, Us. 3L; Pinsesissa4 as 445. M.; April le /visa 445. AL I M. 445. 6a. ; Malodor, lat. acrraorouTAN °Arms again . tTHIB DAY. We lave &larger supply of besokilisse of Warsaw Lot, Trade, however, is streaft, sad lleaslafs nese an m Wood. Of sheep tbe supply iv sessideraily Asa ea this dip week, isersrlimises trade is Twe7 slow, but pr remain about tits same. Labs, Ira* good, at late quotation& palms lower, sod is lees &mead. Foreign supplies are lie beads, WO imp, 199 **lves, 10 pip. Ile dap of MU 4. 3d. dam at Ma aILa 4. LP pod, RenNa. a a 1168414634111. a 4 4 $ Sot •Imous - 4 PP Iddedwk.... •I • 131 Most cod Pads S I Dll. de. 1114•11.... 4 4 4 Cldds ....... Ida • monsd pla MP M er it Do. Ili. ds.. • DastliPmeis 0 /I 4 0 Imam a 3• 4 7 Bads m eld. 71111; Pap sot 104 P. SAC 4 4313 41. 11 Pod SMNICIFIRLD HAY NARKIT.—(TILIB DAYJ Kr. Mario Ames *Asa reesrls_ Ws as follower first sat Glovers In &man& Meier iselsr dew bads. Prins zoesdow bs7. 5 011. fa Ns. ed. ; hawk' tab Qn. to 755. ; slam old, 90s. to ; nosed wt. to 90s. ; draw. 305. to 365. Ezxmtstrs ROBEZILY ALT • 00-0A114211,3 STORM. —bet LS Vida& as throday algid sadB *Mask Ur Abe of NeAr *mak al Oa 041W11 wee_ jraba fala, ea near ea Of Wows , . a" " 017 Mg 2Lt . " l6l •B aceep, &a, mod am show. bibs swear SOL, was ebbs Neb. Tbe Webb de pea appear is boo. be/ Masa* Aloft the s• 11. whiak arab Mal the arrad. did aid day **Nil or m : w mar o MtilOpk ei the lab bra dial* IP a as wan dram aim* the spa*. wmulag the dear was formad lothist Ila far b se due le lead to Um evilly party. r atithirty Year. HomilikaittLiave ea jarret mob se= al adtivipme, 1111111142:49 ilk two It ra II ses u la s t r d !rimer' v w . $ % v..k • I Iti‘ :. ' • • ~¢.. .., :::.