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I'm PrileUnted states District Court for the District
of Louisiana.

TUESDAY, February g. A. D., 1913
present-Hon Theodore III. McCdleb.
an notion G.. T. Stewart prize agent, in the cases OF the
limited States ct al u.s. the schooners Nonaa, Union,
Puebana Isabel Mahonese, Ormigo, and four row-boats
he first named and suggesting the court that prize
lists have been furnished him OF the officers and crews OF
be following vessels, to wits the steamers Mississippi,
Princeton Sptre, Vixen brig Porpoise and schooners
Reeer Bonita Petrol, and NOnata and on further sug-
ing to the that there may be other persons claim
Inv as captos OF the above-numed prizes, do file their
ains such they have, in the office OF the clerk OF this
oun within forty days from the date hereof and that, in
default thereof they be perpenaly uded from hsrea
Ter asserting their said claims, if such they have to share
IN the dsr button of said prize funds.
Copy-Teste: N ". JENNINGS,
Feb IS-w4w Clerk
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From Professor NOT, Of New York, and others
The undersigned have examined Dr. Banning's novel
views the mechanical pathology of many affections OF
the viscera, aud believe them be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession.
Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex b. Whiting,
J. Keaney Rodgers, II. Mclean.
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HOUSTON u ALLEN,
(omuselOrs and .9tfOTnrus at Lac,

GALV ESTON, IEAAS
Will nractice in the State and Federal Courts.
SAM HOUSTON. EBENEZER ALLEN.
"
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Dr. BANNING; Kind Sir The following extract from let
ter written by the undersigned her brother,
Using physician in central New York The writer is the
bereaved OF clergyman well known and much la
ented and her testimony is entitled to the highest conf
dence. She cheeruly consents to its publication If, in
your Judgment, may aid in commenting your useful
brace the patronage Of those who would be most benefit
ed by its use.
Yours, respectfully, r. J. s..
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ICE CREAM.-M. Il G. PAINTER would respectfully
l. call the of residents in Washington to the SUI
perior quality OF their ice
Having dairy OF fifty cows, provided for in the best
manner, they will INSURE at Al hme an article OF the
purest kind, and endeavor please the taste OF the most
astidious richness and fla Jor.
Orders their depot, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
l7th and 18th streets, will with attention,
and the will be deveoi to address at specified
time.
For family use, in plain vessels, per gallon, 81 so; in
mouds, 49,
Mar 22-eod3mo*
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DEAR BROTHER change, yes, worderful
change has come since asst you Oh say
you what change! will tell you. Would that could
speak in the of all my who suffering you
know Ihaveior years would tell hem TO look and be
comorted. Their is hope even for them yes, notwh-
standing have spent all their living physicians
without any benefit but rather grew Yes, brother,
there is relief for them.
Dr. Bannngs Justly celebrated body brace is the great
panacea. You that | have used various other
supports without much if any, benefit Well, what will
you say when tell you have been induced by friend OF
humany-one that like yourself delights to relieve his
suffering ielowc OF Dr. Bannings braces
experiment. have worn it for some time, and can
testify that language is wholly inadequate to express
the relief have received from it. That constant dull pain
and pulling sensation my right side is wholly obvlated
by the of the bracekewise the pressing, bearing
down the abdomen is entirely relieved That goneness,
zone is also entirely relieved Likewise piles and
constipation Of the bowels wholly obviaed You
well how ditcu it has been for to walk any dis
lance for years. account othose complaints Since came
this city have walked more than usual and the con-
sequence has frequently been inability rise from my bed
for hours. Since have the brace, have been cna-
beJ 10 walk miles daily with slight inconvenience have
told you some of the effects the bodyhe mortal part
truly feel this is marvelousy supported could not have
believed anything could have been devised that would or
could perfectly support the human body But what shall
the effect the mindit is equally wonderful gu
well OF the morbid dependency from which
have long suffered often feeling that none had sorrows ike
unto mine Earth seemed like blank not so now, thanks
be my Heavenly Fatherhope has arisen in my heart
look with calnness and ortitude upon lie pass
trials, feeling that have many, very many blessings
Now dear BROTHER want you to recommend thls most
useful panacea all your patients afflicted us have been
am confident it will do more good Tor them than all your
drugs and sincerely pray that the choicest Of
Heavens blessings may rest upon the inventor OF this won
derworking instrument What consolation must 1t be
him know that through his agency so large class OF
sufferers have been relieved. . .
Your atlectiona:e sister, M. ~. Il.
IThe original the above bearing the full signature OF
the writer open the inspection OF all who choose to
call on DR. b.
Oct ID
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DOARDING.--A married couple can be accommodated
ID with good board moderate terms, on ID street,
(sout sde one door from 9Th Also vacancies for
seven or eight young Every attention will be paid
to their comfort and convenience. April 2-}t*
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IODERN INFIDELITY.-The Errors Modern
lNl nfdeliy illustrated and eiued by 8 NJ Schmuoker
March IS +. TAYLOR.
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T ECTUREs upon Natural History, Geology, Chem
IL istry Steam nc, byTimothy Flint vol 4U3 pages,
full bound in leather. Price 50 cents.
Goods Book of Nature-he full copy, in vol Svo; full
bound in leather Price 81
For sale Ia few copies only,) to close consignment by
March f. TAYLOR.
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r Aw Land Office In observation-disclosures w.
IL DRURy and JOHN A. EASTMAN, partners under the firm
of Drury & Eastman at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin,
news counseors and solicitors, and general land brokers'
the purchase and sale of lands and entry oland war
rants situated the of that beautiful region aound
Lake Wnnebago, their services to the public, and
refer to DR.. G. Ii. Van Pauen Hon, John H. Tweedy,
Messrs Chubb Schenck, Hon Sc nato Phelps, Hon Ed
mund Burke, Hon. S. h Hobbe, and Hon Richard M
March &c ID Tvs
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I OsT, by n Lady, yesterday evening, between the
IL hours of 6 and o'clock, her way from Wizards
Hotel Goth street, returning, gold lever watch, with
gold chain and slide, with two tasses ON the same At
ached to the chain a gold set with turquoise,
and gold locket marked 'S O. Ed Any person finding
them, and returning the same to Wizards HOTEL will be
literally rewarded. April 9-3t
+ ARGE Qunrto Family Bibles, price 81 25 in full
IL leather binding and large type
April f. TAYLOR.
IN HOUSE either with without Furniture.-For
A rent, the cottage opposite the coast survey Office on
New Jersey avenue near the Capitol which attached
ba house. milk cellar stable and other necessary
buildings, with fine garden For terms, apply on the
premises April 9-Sd*
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by him by the sale, as we'll the petition of the
other side, that the purchaser should be required
to pay in the full sum Of $50 900, which he had
previously guaranteed it should bring, were both
refused The court ordered that Mr.. McMakin
should pay In the balance required to make up the
whole amount of his bid to the receiver. within
twenty days after the sale, that the S5 900 al
ready paid in should be forfeited, and a new sale
ordered. The Judge intimated that the bond
given by Mr.. McMakin, rendered him liable for
$4,000, as the price of the paper, but that this
accounts
=, The propeller steamship Columbus departed
TINS morning on her first trip to Charleston, pass
ing down along the city front in beautiful style,
accompanied by the good wishes of the admiring
crowds that witnessed her passage. Much inte::
rest Will be felt in her success. A number of
contracts now about being made will depend up
on the luck that attends this trip to Charleston.
II she reaches her destined port In five or six
days after leaving our capes, The ship carpenters
will have ample employment during the present
year, should there be nothing more undertaken
than the contracts now actually in progress of
negotiation.
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Arrival OF Strangers
SATURDAY, February 10.
AMERICAN HOTEL

AMERICAN HOTEL.
aoilSs%y i; s Amy I. Jennings. New York Mr.. and
sR Clmhe,K Cnmi,h. Hartford; Mr. and Mrs. Cheney.
SS"sGs YS ys So ssssf o.
weso; Homer Albany; Dowly, Philadelphia; Messn,
sas :osi Ans gil
ton; Pollard Msedh Baltimore Mr. and Mrs Pierce
%a sS:,is @ s% T'asE srs
Hammond, Bait more: W II Norris, Sellers, Intyn
Wh E. HNSdsDhaw R%,o DS%n Ess
Cssenovia; sc Woodruff Dansvilis shscksfOrd Lynch
bureh,
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
.a:Si HSs. . AZ Maryland Phi
HOWARD HOTEL.
PR;; Davis; Boston, fSiliP; S:%s TGS%ss S sI:sS
%aas. fi's! o:s sS! As
aaso Mr. . and Mss Blair Washington
JUDsoN's HOTEL
VINE Ess%'Sg K;T sms
asSd 5 5spD Gsshf s AZ
LoyFJoYS HOTEL.
d II Luckhart N Yo.k and Erie Eailro.d; Dg!,ie y
H H:ydi"; h. .sss
msr,on Boston; Hazard, 'Providsncs, J.; II Law
Hsysn. Nv Psndleon, N Bnghton Tyler Springfield
j Smith. do; Owen, Somers; w Nimmc 90; w smith. Eli
S Williams, Newburgh.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
II n Watterford smithfeld /; Mrs. 8. Wilson, Albany.
NY; Josiah Cobb. Baltimore g. X Green New York |.
william Patterson Perth Amboy Smith Lake Philadelphia
Geo w Fleming, New Yok J. lsley,y Oyeron; JeI
ssy City James Ftaon we Mno,. rS,,9snh, ife'
NORTHERN HOTEL.
Mr. Blanchard, Boston: Mr. Gunet do; + Bell Phiia,
wells, Haverstraw: M Burke. Port Jervis.
George Fiske, w Fiske Massachusetts; w White, St
Louis; Lloyd wilmngon; a Gray. rhilsdslphis; "
West; Cover, Johns, Philadelphia; Robinson, Buff
falo; y Gave Albany; II sherman, Poughkeepsie; W
Chase Buffalo.
TAyLoR's HOTEL.
Peterson Philadelphia; IL ii Brown, Jamesown; f.
Clark. oswsRo; Torey, Conn; Leerick, Providence
J Brown, New York
ID Camp, Savannah; ii Hotchkiss; Auburn; WP Smith
yes s yaSs LIo a,.oT, Gsd.. mora
cssS h hsss i snS as,
rsn Jsiyis,
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Clc0rc0s
ls) Johnston southampton and Bremen;
pkg Whest0e hsy,s fOs S LiviaS,,Su Cabot
SeahsnsI &! ssnS GS;5I;:,oa. spasId. Tiisson Co;
S1Ss ,..n, sPP %i
yannah Surges Chairman Co; Luiss (Brem) Seenken,
BIy.-Qnda. Pepper Rio GrsnSs lB,s1iD, Leland & En-.
% Haaa.s fsISs John
sTSs IS s Ws:.A Atlas
ssha-Lopd.ap. Young Baacos Fotsr & Nicker,on Jane
o Sf,i,
jane B.Is
prcvldence Consul Davis DO; Surveyor, thapman, New
hss s Rhode
!, STD
.sman, Capt forsopJ fell overheard and was drowned
d. Sa so% fell U @
and wa, d, Drowned 18th inst la 81 NV gale
ss '', ans
Big A%.siss Sc B.th: before reported the l4h inst,
/. q y Ion wind bio Win" iPs gale nohws:!
@ as sss
a%u nas
washed board at the Jan 27th Nicholas Lind
LAM IF Hamburg cook fell overheard from aloft, and
drowned; all attempts TO him proving
The A. the coast the 2h January and has
had rilot on board for the last 10 days.
Brig Mary Ann Wait Siss de Yucatan Jan IS Left moth
ing port. Jan 2sh Am bark bound and W. show.
ing blue signal with red hall Feb off Gun Key
bark Tampa, of Havre, bound north
Brig Louis Walsh (of Ellis WORTHY Leland, New Orleans
days. Nesmh Walsh 32679 gallons molassss Hawthorn
Adams The has been IL days North Of Csps HATTIE.
experienced gales los. boat carried away fore
topgallant mast. split sails, &C..
Brig Wstumpka, Bowler, Mobile Jan 49, Surees Clear.
man Co. Experienced heavy Norhery gales from The
9Th to the 10th
Brig Nancy Pasted Church. before eported from Frank.
lin La (via Breakwaer) IS days. with molasses master
The has been II days North Of Haeras and has had
plank do boards Rouchambuach The nj has been
IL days off Cape HeraS has experienced heavy weather
during the voyage.
Schr Toga Showers Mariel Cuba DAYS with 2e2 bhds
erces moasses to Taylor The T has been Is days
Of Hateras experienced heavy gales from Northwest
schr H Herck Hopkins, Boston, days, to master.
Schr Rebecca. Cope: Beaufort NC.
Schr Adrian, Walpole, Norfolk, to M d Bedell.
A brig from Pensacola
Also bark and brigs, unknown
Sailed.
Ships London (new) London: Montreal, New Orleans
Southerner ~ Chalsson at O'Clock precisey Sardins
Charleston; barks Admiral, (Br) Bsfast; Crowsl. Ma
snzas; Aorf do Brett Coast Of Africa; Monte yuma
DemaIara Edward, Chaeston; brg pamarscove, Snrna
Louisa Beatan, Stonington; schr Mary Rollins Port su
Plat. " -
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n s;'SsS ':ss 's; e:
about ' sfs h9iiss MG.a
MAirA. Jan H"Brr Allen King. M.n,o. Boston. ju,,
s S:,ss Ss fs Mn
HSns Kong
' Ssy s.sSp ~'y M e. sss "a
Kong S s s
sG'3s;s as
ssTa sS1 %.'' s-s. sa,'f ion. King for Boston,
Sysss: oIss: Ms $ Boz.
rss % bi
ass n Auchiao,', for do, loading NV - - '' '
CALLAo. Dec lsaship Ann MKi%, Perry, from New Y.rh
aWs pass,sel s$ 18Th bark Ezpsis. Iendho!n, Bs
ssds su'n0 ''h brig Lady ADAMS Sandwich
s ssa' NEW EH s
sws..v Wilmington. NC loading; Cyrus: Can.
Bottom
Ks
asS. s5 s
Sr E:E
B@slsS b.so FIN Portland
ss! Txs. H and Mn Law
renee for New York la!h; Manlo nBr.n for Do 18th
kss ws' .ses ss
: cSs rsy S bs @ ;s
5ss sR F1e Ssda
MANsAsLLA Jan A-Brig Persia. Robbins hence for New
RiS JxN.,Ro Dec 2s-shp resrhof. Ensieo,t from Bo.
Ss.ss ha%.. as q
Shields I'm Lverpoo do brig CSicka.sw Adams for New
Home Ports.
Ya H FH Ga . h 9a%y # and G%
smith NSssss ssoas Holm & Pe,e;ssSs Is
s and SID fS
So, hf ES.6f hip; Wad'S
Ss
Pso a S HHs Gsn FINE
Baker, ri adepha; Chcopee Emery do; threw over
ssHhIS.
a' rss SSel aas %
.pa,eh, Ereemln Tansier Va; Water Witch Rogers gs
NJ. a3$ Ssw
$% sSs is
sr a1; es:ia
S:s
ALToRE, Feb 1sAr ship St Louis, Davis 30 days I'm
New Orleans; bark sylph Edridge Bosom; schr Culew.
low, abrig from Cuba Cid brig Mary (new) Knowles, Nor
Rico; Jo.eph Chandler Smith HEREFORD c. ssed bark
REGATTA Pratt yeIs Crpz brgs Juliet Fspel Rio Grand.
cbrs Havana, MARSHALL Providence; Ellen, Baker, York
Brace, Coe. and Chandler Smith Hertford.
\ DGAsTowN, Feb l5-Schr Nourmal, Cooper from New
YORK for Boston which l2h is waiting repair her fore
for Boston, 6,h scr Hurd, Elliot New York for Portland;
Teazer. Clough, do for boston.
HoLMEss HOLE. FEB BAR brig Monte Crso, Fuller
dephis Boston: brig Pauina. Kenney BALTIMORE do
schrs Triumph Walker. Rappahaunock for do Excelsior
Young, Virginia for do; George Strickland, New York for
Saco Returned, brig John Bull for New York: sid, bark
Tacoma: brig Pauline; 18Th arrival Sd Br brig John
NEwBERN Feb liar schr Dolphin, salyear New York;
Ann Maria. Jones' New York; l?th schr Samuel Mitchell
Adams, New York: Isabella. johnson New York Cid l4th
York; 18Th Ann Maria; Jones. New York 10th Samuel
Mitchell, Adams, New York; Dolphin SLyear New York
S.bne Penny. New York.
f oo cir H:w Ys
Sid, schr Sarah, do: sloop Corinthian do.
NORFOLK, Feb 7-Arr brig Ella. Reed New York; schr
BOLIVAR. Barnard from York River for New York. finish
loading.
PoR Feb leArr .chs Raltic Sparks. and Eugene.
Suah, Elliot Rio Grande, Brazl Hbenia Elliot Matanzss
Hth Ar brig Anon. Hatch. Bonairs. Sid, bark Marietta;
RIcHMoND Feb 7Sd :chs Lynchbus, Gould, and Patrick
n enry, chester New York.
FEB sArr brs' vaor. Curtis Cardens' tand
New York Cid 18th ba,k Churchill Havana; ,chr Bait.
more, Lewis. St Jago de Cuba.
WARKHAM, Feb l6-Beow, schr Namshong. Youdg from
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Domestic lmportatlons,

New ORLEANs ship brls lard "a brls bris
ties, brls oil 80 hhdi and brs talow Merritt
rs brls castor oil Field-50 hhd pork sides Mo-
sesEss br: beef rounds w Wson-2o ea.ks bacon W II
ert Wiliiams39s do pork tics hams 400 kegs lard Good
hue eo-i2l bales lon Markoe, Wilbur Scott-ls brls
Hll-22 bale. Gotten Whitloek-lbx Bartleua7s brls
66 FORK Pa sacks hhds 223 brs moasses
Leland coo bxs Stanon22 bales cotton % brs
lasses Eve x Battelle,
MoBLE-Brie Wetumpba-iss bales cotton Hicks co-si
do e Dlngsr-s6J Fowiern2l PeIkinsslo w gsmyel-
81 Surges, Chairman x COLO Avcr x co.'s Leve
rch-i8 Beal, Meck 4 Dwit-4 Hubbard & COS pkgs
Cumberland-l w Legge-l box w Andenon.
FRANKLIN, LA-Brig Nancy Plaisted-232 hhds sugar 10
bbs do 10 ties molaxses ID Sayre.
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FOREIGN lamentations.

HAMBURG, brig Amenca-l Brethaupt x Chun-l do
Bpr%e:tsr schroderIi I Herwg,e smidt yqgel-i
Bollker y Momau-l w Warwck-0 8 Rohnstam-ls
A Heinrcks-l Menhardt-4 X A & G w II " il
e. Coby s%i.h.s7e DO BToeLel%;pTs SIND,
COL w Warwick-aJ kusse-s w AKIN NJ White-2
Smidt voge.9 Xanderwart-48 Athrenfedt-2o
co. Fi;heI& slade.l3 Grpnenthal col2o z LukeI2
willows w Scht & co.'s cases A Wincke-6 do Knoll.
phi. ifsr-1W Wof-1,2 bales and Al cases to order.
SIsAL DE YUcArAN-Brig Mary Ann-6s3 bales hemp do
hair bxs ypss 10 bgs pimeno copper stills 500 logwooc
Bouchaud x Thebaud.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, 1S4S.
Fire at the Museum u Suppression Of Model ar
list Exhibitions The Ice Business-Baltimore
Assemblies, &c.
Yesterday was day of fire excitement in Bal
timore, the engines having been running at all
hours of the day, and probably the whole amount
of property destroyed did not exceed in value
$500. At about ten o'clock last night, Just be-
fore the close OF the theatrical performance at
the Museum, the saloon being crowded at the
time, an alarm of fire was given in the building,
and through the dome of the saloon, in a mo-
men. the flames were perceived, causing an I'M
precedented excitement. In moment the cur
tain dropped, and quite an uproar ensued, in the
general rush tor the steps, which soon became
blocked up. Mr. Hannah, however, one of the
proprietors, soon made his appearance, and as
sured the audience that no fears need be enter
tanned, as the alarm proceeded from box of
stuffed birds, which some vicious boys had fired
on the root of the building, and as the roof was
metal, no damage could be done to the building
It made great light caused the ringing of the
alarm bells, and all the fire apparatus of the city
was soon on the ground.
The Mayor of Baltimore has called on the
Councils OF Baltimore for authority TO suppress
the exhibition, within the city limits of the dis
gushing exposure of nude males and females,
under the name of model artists, experience
having satisfied the minds Of all that they are
"models" IN nothing but vice and immortality.
The Mayor of Richmond, Va, has also refused
to grant license to DR.. Colyer, and he is likely
to he stopped before half his fortune is made.
The weather in this region is decidedly too
warm tor cloaks, overcoats or gloves, and the
ice business is dropping.
The second of the grand series Of Baltimore
assemblies came of last night, and was much
better and more fashionably attended than the
first.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, lS4S.

baltimore, Feb. 10, 1S4S.
Suppression of the Modeis-Horscs for MEXICO
DR.. Collyer-Fresh Shad-Ofice Seekers, &c.
IA committee of our city councils yesterday re-
ported bill empowering the Mayor to suppress
all exhibitions of model artists, as well as all
other entertainments Of an immoral, indecent. OF
blasphemous character, that may be exhibited
or enacted In the city.
Large droves of horses for Mexico are con-
stantly being shipped from this port An Office
is opened here for the purchase of all horses of a
certain height and age; and as the prices paid
are good, the farmers in the surrounding coun-
try have sent in all their spare cattle, and many
of them will be compelled to buy new stock in
the spring
DR.. Collyer has been permitted to give his ex-
hibitIons at Richmond, Notwithstanding the
first decision of the Mayor to refuse him a
license. He advertises a number of his least
Objectionable pieces for the first night, and will
doubtless draw them on by degrees.
The first fresh shad of the season, was served
up yesterday, at our principal hotels. They were
from the sold North State" of good size, and
luscious flavor.
The Steyermarksche Musical Company are
"carrying the town Carroll Hall, the largest
room in the city, was filled to overflow last night,
and great numbers were unable to obtain admit
lance. They give their last concert tonight,
appearing at Washington on Monday.
Our Office seekers are still in anxiety, as the
Governor has not yet made his city or State ap-
pointments Their sufferings are terrible-"hope
deferred maketh the heart sick"
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SOUTHAMPTON AND Enthusiastically Washington-Rt
Rev Bishop Henri. Mr. de Martrney Milwaukee; Mr Norris
TWashIgton ESwaId Harrison Count de- UH.nn ct Louis,
Kckhoper Joseph Webe Sister Marie Philippine. Miss
Hughes. Mrs Noyes, VIM Brown w w Sawyer Johnston,
New York.
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PurLADELpnIA, Feb. 10, 1913.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10, 1913.
The Newspaper Case-Steamers for Charleston.
Judge King, in his decision in the McMalin
case, this morning, has disappointed the hopes
OF both parties, in a measure. The spp cation
OF Mr. McMskin TO pay 10 only the 62,5o0, re-.
naming, to make UP the half Of the amount BID
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, February 40, ls4s.


SUI SETS " 80. -. .s 81 nisE wArxi -. ...... s.
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"A.
The bill granting pension to Mrs. M rea widow of
the late Col John MCrea soldier for long time on
the western frontiers in the United States service was
taken up.
Mr. HArrEoAs moved to change the provision of the
bill from life tenure to five years pension and read
letter from the old lady In which, account Of the
opposition to life pension she asks five years. mita-
ton, with which she will be content Mr. appealed
for the justice of the claim
Mr. NnEs, in general way, opposed the bill.
Mr. BENTON went into deliberate statement of the
caee Col MCres had served nearly fifty years the
western borders and because he was not killed In bat
tie the law did not reach him.
Mr. HANNEcAN-He had no furough, had he?
Mr. BENToN-Furlough sir; he knew nothing about
furlouehs he was in the service always cir for
fifty years.
Mr. DAVIS, of Massachusetts, earnestly pleaded for tn.
poor widow.
MIR. PEARcE, while he was willing to admit the extra
ordinary services Of the late Colonel McCrea thought
that the bill introduced here opened wide field for in
novstions upon the existing pension system for while
the existing system provides pensions for the widows
orphans Of those soldiers killed In battle or dying from
the casualties Of their prof ssicn
Mr. Cas- called for the regular order
Mr., BADoER-One moment He sorry nj the op-
introduce new principle into our pension system.
Mr. HANrEoAn urged the passage Of the bill for In the
beautiful Language Of the Senator from Missouri while
we deliberate, she stsrvesO
And the bill passed bill for the relief of MARY
McCrea widow Of Colonel John MoCrea of the United
States army, deceased.
OVER MONDAY.
journ they shall adjourn over to Monday 10 ~
Mr. CAss scratched his head.
Mr. BADGER smiled
The one had lost day; the other had gained one
THE TEN REGIMENTS.
On motion, the Ten Regiment bill was resumed a. the
regular order-the special motion being by Mr. Butler
10 recomnt the bin with instructions the question be-
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