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ZING'S rwmirßE. Le e ni'gat Madame Caaataat made her seeend appearv ice in she interesting Opera of Seaeramide, and attraaed nearly as crowded an audience as on Saturday night. We regret that the lateness of the b o ut will not permit us to particularise all the bean o, displayed by this vocal wonder. In " Letiedeme pr yet," in the irst ea. she was ranionsly ap plauded, and her cadences in the last aft were ex quisit-ly fine. NiaJame Patti. t's part in the Ballet vis oi o;tted, on account of her indisposition. The following Nubility were present The Dacheas ise Itombssagtt, the . Dios at of St. Alban's, she Ducar+ De Comm. tse Marettione , ,a, of Stafford, Wa• f ood, %Mtn'''. awl Flkoollart; the G u ntew.s Spencer, Iterlrtey, Banymore, Camden, and Cholinondele, Laws Georg • Cowsladith, Mary Taylor, South orvss, 1)a Wad, awl Hasidim, ; and rottuavess Ambassador. jaISTItiINSTER SCHOOL THEATRICALS. last night the !Ono's Scholars of Westminster Moot, according to annual custom, performed Tasseca's very favourite Comedy of Tee Andria. The Drameils Petrene were as follow : Sono - - - • Ur. Wieceau. Socia • - • S lunar ai Jo. DB•111 Mylig • • • V*IIPION. ItinPhinlS a • CLLAVSS. °minus • • • - tiro. parrhia • • I . UNIVIPITe. Ledda . 40 • • Poosaaov. Chreaard • • • Gars. Crud • • • - Cosmic Dem* - - PIIITUAL The Prologue was spoken by MT. HATSILL, the Captain of the school. It was a very happy appeal to the aoilienqe, and spoken with lunch precision, and just emphasis, and was received with general approbation. There :in ; been, as usual. two dress rehearsals, which wee. t11::V attended, as we stated in our fanner atstribe• ; last i.ight was the grand perform :ace. 'lite several gevtlemen were, if possible, somperfed in their parts than on Immo.r occa• sions, and the repsesentauoe :rded great pleasure to the audios... The language flowed with ease and du •ncp. their pronunciation we. exceedingly cot and pay earitance Was delivered with energy. Every performer earned to have acquired a eorreft knowledge of the sohjett, and entered truly into the spirit and humour of their favourite Dramatist To attempt a particular sulegium upon ti l e several aeon; in this pleasant pear, is beyond our limits; each was exoelleat in his live: bet thr more prominent charades of Sieee, by Mi. .. lc tea m ; //Ones, by Mr. Laws sod earesietku, by Mr. Ctcavett, were r. caved throagoeut with t the most rapturous and untrai ads applause c h . ether candidates for fame in this elastigaithibstioos also received their just tribute ef approbation. After the Play, a new Spilogne wag spoke, W most of the Performers. ir &Weeded In we, satin. sod seutiment, with some allusions to gene. rat Eletiion, which drew down pestle of leash or. In the circle of rank and faini 11. we Obiergedr... Ilk& Rota! Higlines a the OWN. of Track sod tmadasadip. Iliacount Sultroutit Lnrd Elleadasakarairs. eb , *WM. a LOA' a.m. et' n ( the How, • C .alsommi alo • 11%4 Sir. Virago &mauve& L,lVkltP(iol. Tilt int. The Liverponl theauleal mama dowel ors 'Frisky menoight. with the Cflesedy a( 74/17/dier's kr, which was perli,mad eis a very fall has.. f or Mr. flAisits's heuefst. The (likens& is a riereAl list rf the receipts At the benefit eights of all the performers, Motleil ate much better, t.locr alto g:t theta 'babe of last seams. Mr. F.rnti - - - - 329 14 6 Mao, %coy - • - 377 12 6 Mr. f 1.1 4 ,411 - - . Vol 9 6 Mrs tlesleire - - - . 2.2 ... 0 Mr. flanks - - - :26 • 0 14.5• Dii.esn - - - 991 II 0 Mr mike . • • 1711 II 0 Mr ilsoramee - . - 206 3 6 MI. 131.sehJr4 . • 173 0 0 ' Mews. Poiterron sad Wilkia4m - ITS 0 • Mr Atelier . ' ' • 166 II 6 W. It ril.sss . ... .. . 161 • 0 Mr.. Stilts ••• M5&A4•4149 ... 1411 0 0 Mr. Wain . .. - 141 0 0 Mr. owhi6 - . • • - 149 0 0 11 410 lee ',wren a: a %Meow - 136 16 6 914440.94u5atus ad fan* • • 134 • • W. Hump ton - 133 • 0 !ter tr./4 1 e7 - - - It I 0 0 Mi.; Nnnon - . - - 119 0 0 Mc lies Mart - - 91 7 6 - 24.1. iiir. • Person • - 114 11 6 - Mrs Yopeg - - • 14 19 0 Mr. Potion . • - 10 It 6 -9•s..lllnawa owl Mee. &kisser • 70 7 0 —wow. The comedy 31 The Sc.iesi qf Alfons WAS is it 0 . 143; throng!, the sodden inclimuwoon of Mr. übligixt to be china! to Th. lises.es typire,., at Coverts Pardee Maitre. Mr. Waotar look Mr. tutor's pea of look, ; he was mores•- 'by soccesaul. and received mach applause, The elegem apreedy or X...ew pow U m Mead was totivadliat night at Drury-lam Thom% sad introduced Him Dural. is is alit part of £ 1101. in whielr•aw was lively sad estortsioisi. 11. Ist as Was squally rucceofs. is kita rte i se4 Mr. Barewiat lett UAW of big forsair -~ls is thhissid. T Lis followed, in wb.ch Mr. H SAD- D JOU fur the tint time performed the pare of nisi, I. displayed great energy sod spirit, sod reatealad Cie lona sabots , ded eppiewee Item a most halibut% and carded au...cace. lb. Geol.*, the roust Direttor sad Proprietor of the Open-Hosts hos wagon sottraitted tko wide of its sant to • Committee. matiesic Hie - nt H loyal Highav v e the Duke of Siisea , the liagnis at Idea Meat. IbirlsCoevenst) %Lev end lot roe. Viva Isar Haymow, T. W. tist.s.esess sad W. Otemvie, Leqrs. lobo took the pi:at ha lowestisate Vit conger.; and it ii•prin. dated the Id of Jun.. declined. date /cowed ha be en mood de,ic;• which motitated S.. the four fait yean to !SAM:. 11.94. To retee.ip thesern4 which swat ham Stele _IT that or dor Iboroao, 41k. Goo& to prnvords r die ^noddy_ Gooey as lecniaaa in the MUM* tins. This ea. mime cloardrolgy eevaneroni clo t With dlc accepted, or only tt.rre Seesevairerr, sad ii•er them Mere are above !bate Couh.:11141 114 Mast ll6 to'c'srot ;so that 1 , 4 new Nilissoipte.• it Gogh. IT lbashad, and dr, el:gm Mahe Fiera spat • used arid Mad brew. Lire INTALLYGEIite. COMM OF KING'S BENCH. Outs.azadi, D.c. 14. Sittiazs at Nisi Prigs, &fort Lord Chief ?.dice ELLINSOIOUGH. aqii Special JOriele - HARWOOD V HARWOoII. This was an issue from the Court of Chancery, to try whether the Defendant had given any, and what consideration, for 37001 in Exchequer Bills, to the Plaintiff, in the year 1803. Mr. GARROW, in opening the case on the part of the Plaintiff, requested that the parties should he ordered nut of Court before he proceeded; this pre liminary being acquiesced in, he said, t rat he never felt more pain than he did in laying this ease before the Court and Jury. It might b obs reed, taar the parties were of the same name, but it was nu-- I.inch ly to know, that they were Mother against Son; and the property now in question, was all that remained of the wreck of the poor woman's fortune, which she had been by her industry accu mulating for years, and all for this Defendant, her son and only child. Having stated the nature of the issue, he observed, that from the nature of this case, the Lord Chancellor had direfted, that the parties themselves d should be ,examined upon the trial. The object of the Plaintiff was not to op press this young man, but to protect him against himself, and against those whose objra was to ruin him. The Plaintiff's husband had been a respect able milliner, residing at Cambridge, who died several years age, law:oil the present Plaintiff, his i.videw, and the Defendant, an only child. Ills property, at the time of hit death, did not amount to more than between 4 and 3001. but Mrs. Harwood continued the business, and in the coulee ref tint., amassed some thousands. She gave this son ti.e best._ education possible, entered him at the University, and afterwards as a Student of Lincoln's-inn, in . .; tending that he should be cslt'd to the Bar. Air this time she supplied him amply with moni-y, and • when he was near coining of age. she transfirred some Stock from her own name to his, thereby put ting it wh illy out of her own power. la some cases, as in the present, it vas unfortunate to have so good a parent, for this yout.d .nail instantly embarked in a trade id the most ridiculous nature. He fell in with two persons of the nad.es of Oby and Hunter, who pretended they had found out a method of making old parchment new again; and the event of this speculrion was, that all his money very naturally went for nothing. Having then got a fr. 4h sup ply from his mother, he took a k n n se ne ar the Strand, which he furnished. ant let out in lodgings, hu; this prairie also faili , d ; and fr an his driving About its hackney-coaches, and spending his rn ,ney In the moo i-stravag int way, he became affected in his mind; Dr. Monte, was consulted, and it was absolutely necessary that he should be kept in a state of restraint for some time. His mother gave up her business, left Cam: ridge, and came to reside is Lo id in, that Silt might be near him, ill order to take care n' him. About that time, a person of the awn* of Mordecai, wrought actions agaiast her and oymber person, for a libel ; and it being suggested ea bor. that it was possible he might recover large damps against her, is order to preserve the little =1" • y she had left, she sold our of the funds, siestld it la Lech -quer Bills, which were uki • Mately lodged in the hands of her broker's banker, With directions to be delivered only to her, or his .order. Whin the Defendant had recovered, and was eras set at liberty, hi• applied to his mo her to lend bum thealliehequer lls in question, in order, as lie.' asserted. to poi chase' °NUMMI on her account, by which, he persuaded her, be could turn his Money to more advantage She accordingly deli wind them over to him ; but no person was pre sent at.the time, and the agreement between them was wholly made by themselves alone, sn that it could he only ascertained from their evidence. It was upon these conditions she handed over the pro perty to him, never having received any considera tion whatever far it. It was afterwards discovered. that he made no purchase of thnniant, er any thing else, on her account ; and when applied to, to return them, be was not inclined to give them up. The proceeds of these Exchequer Bills came into the bands of a Mr. Wheeler, a broker ; and Mrs. Har wood having consulted Mr. Taylor. a respedable Attorney, he thought the best thing to be done her all parties, was to attach the property in Wheeler's hamlets the Mayor's Court. It was competent for rte Defendant to come in there, and claim it as his property ; but he preferred going to gaol. by .which Mem the proceedings in the Mayor's Court were debated. He then brought an aftion against Wheeler, Wise found bail ; and, in conseqnelifie of this, the present suit in Chancery was instituted, For the restitution of the property to question. From the nature of the masa/boas these not being a third person present. Mrs. Harwood (the teamed C.eun rlolllohtinn:d) ws•ald speak positively to the fads. leg w ^nitf be so Ist corroborated by the lady is Nines house she lodged, as to she Defendant's as blefeledqnsent of having got those bolls saw his poseeision ; which was accompanied by a &dam nos, unit to be used by a child towards a pant o that he bad now got alh be wanted, his WOW sire saw se on Lie parish. as he peter naimall W. give her Olit farthiag alibi proceeds. After some further ebeirreatioas twin the twaromil Coaled. these felts were well all proved by Ms Cackshill. the Pleiatirs Broker, Mn Wattles. via Myna she lestsed. and the Plasma West Sir V,sasw times. ter the Defesdeat. la assaamaanneat of an able addreee so the .I= 4. praised apes the peasfid duty bit bad to mad awesid do Caere that be did set soina gado any haeb ahaervatiess era eel d she ponies. He advareed se do whole of the ease, as proved es the pals el the Mehl. particalarly she evidence ef Ides. Heyward hemedf. testa which he waeledod e that if fhb bad yam the truth. it was iassasble to begin die could have taws-st ism sea with she P7lyre as ht to rawarts. • , 1 abs J:se he ith lierweeds the Woolens. wealth's wets mad earteleads He pew • aria mamas showy aseeteet t>f M anew sisahatts I. weds awl wow tralessimas and epee 4 *outmode wbidi ro bee se le `i's. be the Made of hi. lasthat Wier. aid worn Oradea as W etaset. If. sine* Poostoeff do be game 61.1 and vela. ash eassvdirrstata to ha Hasher ale sae Le. e"..arase Bells ea leery*. Is liesslossaa s. Sat ha caul eat tarot l• wJ pooltoos &OM it aillb• k - • • , /h." Of the M e t% he &Wile mak. — set lay mow rant' of his mosey deshogs, so es to trace his . Bank-noses to the source; and afire undergoing,. a so 4KLioanum-sTittir. - very lent end aisle swots-ettavoimation by Kr. Get. SEDITION row, Is the tourer of which he could rot state any Demi? Tames., a man of respell 'hie appearance, material particular as so date of aim, and no. pro. was rest.rda , C' , lil ged at this Office with u tiring' diming any document from his bankers, factors, or s.-ditious expressions, favourable to the Lorsican - o Ae. s, Ruler. 1 . Lord lictesernsooon told the Jury there conld It soneired, by the statement of the Laedlordsif scarcely he a doubt upon t e mater; sod's verdiet 7 tu k- Lemon, Tree, in die flay .arket. that th- tTe.." was immediately found for the Plain.iff. • fendaut m tile his aopearan -e a t the b 0 0... ..0 e j . l . ! emosat V. IRE PLLICA a stirs. It.SVR• , C, COX- day night. and requested to he accosts:pod. ,; etTrill 0 !Moir. i g b e d He sat down in the pa-loir elm os ahol•e, : , This was an anion upon a poli:y of in.urance for where some loyal toasts were drank. .n I-1 ;Atli.' 5001. upon the life of the late Right Hon, W il liam man gave, " if elm' 1-striv ta ihe iaNy, e J1 , .74,e , ie . .." Pitt. The Defendant commented at some length. o". h • The anion was broug!it for the whole sum ; But toast, in t e curse of which he timed moor dial Tit it was stated that the Plaintiff had received the full ex,,ressions, and uttered many passeg;ri 7 is ow Bo .5- amount of the debt, ex,:ept the interest, from Mr. , parte. He at length dram':, ••, Sutter , S. Rvitrqr.•*, Polo's execu'or-, the f.arl of Chatham and the Di- . a"d his geavier.;" which toast was received wis• 0.... shop of Litscnlr., pursuant to the Act of Parliament. dignation by all• present, and it was 'hough' eepe-• On the past of the Defendant, the interest had dieht to take the Defendant inm.custody. Ps'evients been lodged in Court, and re case was resolved into to this all, he was asked by the company, if lie had. . two questions of law : whether the Plaiutif should merely spoken the words ironicilly, or it be ;t-ate . he paid his debt twice over ? and whether a Creditor to recall them ? He, however, persisted in his sent . had sufficient inter.st uncle: the Statute, to enable timents, which he said were truly what he meant. ' him to effel the Life Insurance ? The Defendant was committed, and the paruep ' A Verdid was accordingly taken for the Plaint, bound over to prosecete. if, subjet to the future consideration of the Court .eresesnaile , essesr ' , upon these points. CON d'OCA-7 10X. ATTIISA t And SMITH. V. autos. In this cause, the Plaintiffs, who are sonsiderable At half-past ten, yesterday moreing, his Grace • merchants, brought an wftion for damages against the Archbishop of Canterbury, in his scarlet robes. : I, the Defendant. who resides near Horseleydown, and attended by the College Does", etel Pentctors. in ' had acted for them in the capacity of -lighter and their gowns, proceeded, untovered, f.em the Chap. : - 1 gran semen. . ter.bonse, -la At. Pe l's Chun:lllMA, to Sr. Paura Mr. ()ARROW stated, thee in the moth of Otto. Cathedral ; they emered at the wise door, where • \' her, I 804..tbe_Plain , iffs having received a consign. they were received by the Dea • , Chapter, and COW ment of two cos-goes of wheat tram the port of Dant- of Bt. Paul's, wise condußed them to the Cheri. rick, committed part of them, amounting to 575 His Grace the Archbishop of Can:erbos y. sat e • ' (palters; to the care of the Defendant, and deposit. the right of the entrance 4 the Choir. - A befits , ed it in his granary, en duol hits of Oftober, in the prayer was read. and a Latin sermon wee phut's, . 1, most perteEl condition; from whence. in vase._ by the Rev. Dr. Larmore. After *fifth, hit, quence of sale, it was, on the 7th of N.,vember, Grace the Arcl.bishop of Caoterbury; ;ad deg removed ; aod, on esamination, was discoveied to Gentlemen Diietors aid Proctors. merriest in be eonoderaily defitieht in quantity, having lost in s.or.e order, to the Chapter-hods., and held AS. the interim 10 spatter:, for which quantity the par. Couvocation, at which his Gracethe Archbishop . ties were new at iime. He requested the Jury to of Canterbttrypresteed. consi.ier what he .ad jtist pew said, merely in re- - - -.-- ference to his Client's case ; be by no means ROTAL RUM.4IV.L socn.str, ~t,ndii to att,ch the slightest imputation of dis- ~. , .. -,,,,..-- ... honesty to the saeterimint, whose charadter for NC Dawson./4. presiled at the Monthly,Me integrity and probity was unimpeached ;he added, inn .a of the Mao igen, on the to: , i.,st ..lien decd. that the .ieficiency vr,,ich he Lad mentioned, was to lo wing was ordered tu oe published its ttor Weir be att• ' u:-d, perhaps, to the peadattoss of the Jo ais ;._ . .4. #41..•:84 labourers employed in turning aid s_-rooming the - An ext , ....onowv laseilic.....f ..........-:—.---- - wheat ; pet haps , - • • - ' Mbiet), to adveatitioosiircu moments. in the examined a evidence, rniAht be proved to their satisfadion; he then proceeded to adduce his witnesses. the first of whom, Mr.' 'hat he - to ..r. Rylard, stated, had been employed by the Aidnrifs, as broker, dispose of their wheat. and teem the simples which were headed to hem, he bad been enabled to sell it .t 9os. the quarter, being the very highest price in tee mark .t; be bad never seen the wheat in the s tires. tot as is cestoesary. sad it by t.te samples furnished tins, aid had never heard of any o.i.diote made by the pinch's-T.. either to the quality or price of the wheat; from which cirennistance, lad the *ample delivered to him, he had been Indicted tie believe the wheat was undoubtedly of the first quality. Burns, the Didaudant, was the person who sent ban the sample, and bad received orders to screen or cleanse the wheat, should the purchaser require it. Mr. Ryland added, it was generally understood, screening rather increased the bulk of the wheat. which, by lying long m a mast, is gene rally compressed by its owe tweighr ; and was of opinion that corn in this good conditioa maid me, in the few days it had remained in the stores, line any in bulk. , an Officer, whose du:y it is to compare impartially the samples exhibi eel in the market, with the awn in the stores, and thence denominated ei 7he Loker," said he had examined the wheat. and found it excellent, though some pan had been bitten by a small insect, to an ant, can the damage it had suwaioed be, hoe** considered very trivial. And Mt. Harris, also in the corn trade, that Dantzick wheat. in ;pod condition, c:;l77r possibly, in of days. lose 'sheik any thing able. le this hejwaseorrohneated by the John IleuiJoe. who had been employed in and preserving, on the warehouse of the Pl** part of the cargoes; some of which bad been eons. mitred to the care of Defendant; he also swore, that though this part of the cargoes remained four and seven moods, in the warehouse of the Plaintiff, yet it but eetbieg M sic that space of time. The Wit nesses fee the Defendant were principally lighter and granaryme, who were of opinion that wheat might wily lose the cleans*, alleged to be duL eient some had homers the lees merldembilegemer. Kavanagh, the porter of the & budget. tad he had observed the wheat to be meek *gaga by Mr weed; end bed. in screening egliebsti ewe • bushel et wevil powder, eappowd to be the mew mental dist lose& ; beside which loss. be eboreed s the repeated turning of the ours IIA the granary. MR unavoidably ifutriniih the bulk. The Leaned J ague Assayed to the Jai, that in a ease of this asters. Ohara teggagity wag Opp.," to testiamey, he *Meld advise them to incline to that winch was mat coesingat la all igg pet% and Me me *sweat& to their owe eigervation. is belong its Amber were I he isesteinded wish recommend =(lf they dgeold lied ter the Plaintiff ) accurately. lie lest he iniabt be supposed to getegie. ad give • will for Jamey. propur • tient. &trete. After ' , wee Wades egesekallee. the Joey totted irgedid leg the Plaleulf-44ettegs toitri.athrtlk Idok• pun eo alou pdatrtd AM Dr H 10(40 Tr i 44.03,17.= t..arfm tt.ri the a ‘ roareqt coartomo log .alivo s oillf attrstod tsr: r turn ..rid'.. Thomaa ?Mt. th• woo of qr. Ig o Ylotb r es, . the lividewd B. 6., ottit at adl 0de,.1.1.111 t irit*C4 4 4 w, ,44/0 front .. rat a dot, but e. , lOW • an alarm fir assist. . oat,. Intesed isse relitiAnt • beat to rescue the youth Fen the water. grave NI, Dios outskatelv seeci,e-I the bode, an .1 the Wet., VS oho , London Hu.nat &carry beint a.sdn y e n vierft.e ? i r a quvrlero , an lout, leased sign• of lifb noon d env a tarionnue erreatanot seed fluttering tiotion of l's- heart ,'Svrt esetioht till *seed for five liners, seeenspernewl with a toelind Ise 0 dm. eler.neng ay siploss ignidesly ter wasted tit 4'4140010S the neat naorning awoke swasible. Mingo, so II inseh midi: of stair At this sews, soy patient is oes, fed y re•tored tn tifraitd:hrtakit "law highl gotifterl atheist the ierstsow in the rettotatian of this youth. I kaw dime* *ass ats wan Upton you i and as Ills relatives eau *pressed a wish *it they would 141511hritie teethe - li oiety, an Instilutiun, w.litrh (toes its raspedabilitya 4 =- new en your constant exentons, I: I feet 121717 to /mason tbe - life of one as ary fellner-resstwree yeur festihts met. lalt . end& able indeed. I here the heaver b et -• Your obedient humble Servant,: . . " Rl • 4l4444lErl Clitrr, tl i e ‘ ite Dr. Willing' .11;,7a... 7,z.... ‘, A pity of-sentient.% tedi=d11•0111.11001% heed 'of Ctorrenntrittimire:` SflEMlPOnliete S a ta Ina n, art* late oieftitai a dinase.liestfrdayoffilledalr viTai loyal tonne wire edefilm*falari tiayed the whole time. st ., ' 01111 1.P 4 444 IO t Yesterday, the Leettistatbl'vedmillarspaierair Dread to be mimed. to-nserrew, *Huh 1114Itei the avlsaatiik Is Id. mid the tenaffihold I .1.44 •Or Caftein of the: BreddieffififeeistudhiMas. • in Mattawan peek: 'lids hid 4101111111Mty to elm el many Owe eandr *he have tesdridatad. the- Abney of the Yet.tow -revs* Ratedter: - Ay ageing. that • he has frequently witnessed its goad dears. and it is what uptight to be known to ail the as them that do krow of it hoLl it in the hirVe l .timstion. A bre broke an on board the Herretv, arrived at Liverpool, off Cuba, in constituency of the mate at tempting to draw off some spirits in the huld. whim the puncheon caagh, lire and beret) the mate was 's - burnt to death, and a boy dativeasly hart I bat the ft tines wire got under by pouring down • great quantity of water. Owing to extreme darkness on Friday night lase. • poor Wray woman be!.7ogirf.7 to the Wcalsenseef - Idiaston, who had bees to reuelve a it dt.ng wn e ktrh presto's from a friend. was foetid dead la Bartnhy.i street, with her head in a manner entshitd flat. It is supposed from the width of the wheel, that • inked cart bad paned over hers The delkisese? of lamp, la this heist 4..• Wog beta a sablee of -• minus complaint... o We **die prevent horrid 'p rance will be t.:• Maas ot this heti; isetskedewly attended to. Two Rockets. neatly shinier re those lately need for 'he deornetion of butt in the harbour ot litnt leter, were on alaterffity minded, tied down, w.ty tneir points to the r send. in the Palace's Garden, et Beig+non, in the premix , . of 11. key .1. Hies peas. a-.d meets! =liter, Office's. They made a very loud hissing. and burned for moor than belt an rune, with great idry j during whith time, e, number of balls ot Ye leper Iced from the pi 1,414 Sim-. and ran is dCerent Cr Ilion' stung else grnJo...l. in a meow" reasely }tidy to spread con. 4nsuog i d ...m.o. shi, On !del.:l+y Ki.s, a real nt pedestrian •tin Wok place • n Ire r^4 It• .•a t g„„ wis.e.' afforded nutat emus nty.-t to a wars••., i.f seed 'tors. and ex.e..sispsd "ea.., hets. Messrs. tese.ta.LL and Cettll i r I..semseents as the if Anne ass %blituteLllary Ike competitors; the 7.6- wis St tenses. sat. tenet riteyneg to the ha iss•ie same awl um* wpm. for to gun as Mr. Gainnais, who dr...1 girt tte last esa mike • ass 'bet sad a steam, wale the eraer. • notataii /4. Os Fridev. the Seth 111,411111. L Tyal Scrfnrd Vo ltmeters*. c tnm..ied by I.:isfooni Tucson L. bowl.' ad tress meows. uo.ley the We *6, Liibly in tine credit of "Ass doospiseeJ cos co. .11,1 ahatwo4s P. O. gawk Li Os Soli Li% Ottni d. w b drums trot. ing, sod coins'', • y irtip cum. at. vilsobone Mast ..As ri0.1.1.4. aril the door pone* at* smispelleM Oct Actataar iVirbe tut. i s Das... 4 the laaf Re.. itm Roca C••• s. Sin wrirrred fit the Wet lio; on Olderd. is•eb Cl 4 sweilus e eed ern b.s.*y aseo• ag eissee.4l kir iimeisq v ai IleaskJA Haab ' m