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COURT OF COagON PLEAs-GESERAL TEsM-MARcHs 81
Befo.e Judges iSGRAHAA and DAILY
DECISIONS.


Alfred Scbepck va Sanford-Judgnent reversed,
with c.s usess the plaintiff deduct fl0 with 10
from May 1891. IN which cse the mem 10
fcr the Tesc without .oiis OF appeal 80
Kee,tss Pen od-Jadsmsns reversed and ths ;t'e re-
allowed to Introduce testimony the costs to abide the
event. -,,, rs.. ,.v.,,e1 and ga. ,.fe,r,d
bach to III. referee e5,t. 70 sede the event ...
Og.ors " Whti-JudsMert sihfred with eosti
Ketl,,ss " yens-JuGgment eff rmef with cos's
m. III. plain, Il the costs frol the time Of the Il he
bsnC bis SUIT AID suffer the detndsn % ske nag
nent sId. 10 the rs'eUe me order 10 AHMED "n0~
seisrpi. n slaa.cztty. f~sn; Affirmed, viii cot.
reyered and al oidefedi eo'S to abide tue
sTilh end ohsr.v. Prescott o.her-ordsr reversed,
CONT. oI",r.s ). stated; cots to side the
APPEALS FROM IsFERIOR COURTS.
Vail and othsIs J1ison-Judgms1t reversed Win co'1
cia:ss ". Rlchnd,-Ths same dec.on.
p.y "a L. vi. & Co-The same decision
Lvspv. osrs sni e'shi other TIE decisoa
Rsyncnd VI, piebstdso1- Inc same deeiiion
Loyd Vs. coose-cass cent back 70 the Juice fr further
FslrsI y. Rae-Judgmen, aft rmee with
Donobus End Others Henry-JDdg neat aihruied ioF
Of CoEi bs!cS snt reversed a' 10 WIN
nsIieo L Co ', Msron-Jsdameut affirmed, vi cos's
Duffy vs. Taomson-The came decision 70 be catered !"
G.rdeps ". Lsos- Judgment affirmed with costs.
Wiu,hrop IS Nysr-J Indignant sfirmed with costs
Mccormick Hudson River Railroad Company-Ja1eusn'
affirmed with eosts.
Carer v. Lance sI 4 others The same decision
Owe.s and othersys Ka1L-The same decision
The Court 80 journed to the fcurth Monday in April
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPEcIAL TEkN-Beisre
Judge ISGRAH.s
Rcsire Weinburgh. by her next friend, against
Lxus Decree for divorce from bed ant bosrd,
or the rrorpd upbind cruel treatment Win an"hJ
Tbe mo her 10 have the custody Of the children.
zig. ellen Dean By her psxt friend, sgzns, Joen Dean
Decree OF divorce bed sEd board also On the ground Of
cruel CT uELiud treatment.
Jo..ph Cook sxt the New Yort Floating Dry Dock Com
n.rv Plaintiff ohtarse verdict In his favor for personal
Il i1ry. Motion for new trial denied
COURT OF GENERAL sEssfoSS-ArziL 2-Hefore Judge
STUART.
The April term Of this Court began its session this
morsDs the following lenrlenea qualified TO act
Grsnd-Jurors.
seabury Brewster foremsn; Geo. Andrew Lewis Otter
herr JL Wm n Anderson. Seth O Bsbcoek, Joshus n.
Bates E6snezsr Colsnore ys Cropsey Aonzo C1shusn
Andrew pimoeb, Geo W. Funha-1, John Lizhtals w.
Matts. Darius c. Nsrvele, Wsrd Newman and HeEry Our
stel To kee gentlemen Judge Stuart delivered the usi
charge IN vhich be ssted that their daJ 70 drs
all violations 81 the lottery laws also 10 take
Of ali Violations the part Of pubic ocer Of ass which
directed the 81 fee they entities to $50 70
ton finding bis Of Indictment upon a par1 sstemedn
but requested closely into charge sssins
citizen before neetns him Al %: close Of me ensfss ns
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HE HUTCHINSON FAMILY -JudsOn, JONI auu
Asa viii sing at Library Hall, Newark, this Tues
day evening, April 3.
MORE VICTIMS OF The EXPLOSION There have
been ltoee,ber up to the present time seven deaths
bv the explosion of the fire. works mandatory, on
Bergen Point on the 2lst ult Besides Henry heibsr,
taken out Of the ruins deod Henry korner who died
the ssme cay, and Emil Brebm whose death nas been
mentioned four have since died Their names are
Jacob Nicolay and Frederick Fruodt, who died on
Saturday, and were inferred Sunday; Ferdinand
Bauer, who died on Friday, and Charles klene, Who
died early in the week. The two survivors are Wm
Hittep, who is expected to survive and the lad
Henry Jossman who it is believed, will not recover
HoBoKEN CITY OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED. The
Charter adopted for the government OF Hoboken as
city Iiovioes for the election of the following
officers:
CITY Offers "A Director, Treasurer Clerk,
Collector, Collector Of Arrears Of Taxes, an Over
seer OF the Poo, Superintendent of Common
Schools, q Street Commissioner. and Pound Keeper
Hard Offers $3.50 members OF the Com non
Council, two chosen Freehoders, one Assessor, one
Trustee of Common Schools, Commits Toner of
Appt ais on Constable, one Judge Of Election, two
Irspe ctors Of Election, one Commissioner OF Appeals,
and Ward Clerk.
This evening mass injecting to Nominate l oion
ticket will be held at the Town Hall.
THE MrIrARY.-The supplement to the Muitla
Laws. pep.Irs the sit. c9n.sntioo. held 70 n.sR.0s
vs lost IN the senste Fdsy but srsrwsrd
and psssed with the amendments inserted oy ,ae
psess the regulations Of the military service o. S % b
popd.nee with OF the Urited stses ana also SUI
jee,s the military the commsnd OF the ei'H power
| Of dis uibance.
Nrw METHODIST CHURcH.-A new MstoodisI
SfSs csns ss;.d n Jss, o, to Be h.i ss.
nonsor N Jersey Civ Divine services held Suo
d.y Wildwood ia. bs org .nzng this society
OF which the Rev. w. s. BarrouShs preacher IA charge ON
| sistsd.
| JERSEY CRY Prison RKPoRr.-Thsre were So
persons the Jssey Cit, Prso. durnr the
Of March for cferses foiloSs Drunkssnss s Drank
Dsorderly Dsordery, Nassney g.; Snspcioa Of
theft s; Malicious mischief q 0etsians rsods by ss pre-.
teoses l; stealing Crssfins false alarm Of Ere l. Total
S. The nssvinss OF thses sased 10 b tsow Ireland
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WINDOW SHADES at Wholesale for Cash, by
Wo1sFOFD & VEMPLE. No So C.th,riue ct N Y. Mann
fso'ueIs Wnoow Shades and Table OCoyers which they
offer 8! prices 70 suit The times
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TURNER'S GINGER WINE, is warranted to cure
Dyspepsia Gsner- O,biity VeskGess Sons.h sc.
oiseti by gently exciting the sv,t-m into healthy
action Ab1 the cheapest bst medicine in tn known
world Sold IN bottles 37 cents per bottle Prucpl
Detofs, No 439 @ teD~ich g.. Y Buf,o, n. Y san
Francisco Cal and by Drussists generally.
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COURT cAJsNDss-rurs Usr.

Gsre Jay heir rosr 10 begic the .so snd -
eauaes raey OT a the Coa adjourned ter the tsy
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Yesterday afternoon q fire broke out in frame
house in Myrtle near Ciiufon-av.. caused by so@e
boys playing with matches, with which they get the
curtains on fire. The damage was slight.
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BROOKE YN IZEIk,S.

The Tremaine Children Will give their second Con-
cert this TUESDAY evening a,he Brooklyn Athenaum.
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The HUTCHINSON FAMILY -Judson, John AID
Asa will sing at Library Hall, Newark, this Tues
dsy) evening April g.
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Advertisement
BLAKE'S PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAINT, No. 119
Pesrlst-See un6er head ~ Paiuts
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IA6vefNteDenf.T
LRARY e. Co., Art Hatters and Vendors to Gen.
tlsnen Stores Aston Hou-e Broadway,
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10 yess Of ysssed arrested eh.rsed 9Th burglary
the premses of j. sanpson 0l Ear Twesty fon,ht
from which alleged be stole ooek worth 81 Ga
his hs denied chsrEe AID sad DO sht bird
Rvi for II sdog Justice Dsviison coDmittsd him 10 de-
fault Of Z SO taIl, to await An exaoiinstion.
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,.s, removed Disbrow's old stables have been torn
AVE. and ysuxhall, with lis mauy-eolored lamps-
n, bad music and worce ice-cresm-its clowos saw
du,t sercnauts baletdancers and other airsc ions,
TOO numerC us for mention-vsu1hal will shorsly De
numbered among the things Of the past Gotham has
ost ano,t Of its ancient associaonsand yet 1t has
mary similar ones which might well be spared.
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p,y ,r.uirsan psoess.ry for n. euci,.on Of the ruth
're .rass h dsTotsr 70 FrsP, Ter n. ts-sss - :sa
ssOsr TO ,,'o,. r .. III. s's s.y Il uueh. ,sj5
JOHN B. WHITMAN Co1mis.isner Of seds "
Mr.. Devlin ODE OF the council for defense, sl'o
presented sioavit in which be stated thai: the
bsbess ccrprs, Judge Morris held that toe accused
was entitled 70 en- examination, and to be heard b.
wineries; also, thar be cemabdeo on behalf Of the
accused preliminary eIsIinsGon from the Coronsr,
which officer s,sled that be was advised by the Dis
hct-Att' rney tbs; the lay required him to examine
Only the defendant Individually and not h. wi;ees,ss,
END be declined to ske any other eIs ninstiJn ii AZ
ihst Of the accrsed also, hat after he finding Of the
Indictment Judge Monis declined TO proceed any fur
tier on the hsbeas corpus.
Mr. ClsIse, on behalf OF the accused, coa.enied
II at TIE action OF the Grand Jury was premature
that beiI in The hsnds Of com 5etent off se who
bad committed then for exsmina, on they were eu-
ti'led TO such examination before any sctiou being
had by the Grand.Jury. These men row may be
compelled to remain in JAIL If the moi ,tmen is SUI.
siIed aid they cannot get hearing, until the fall,
before they have a trial whereas, if they hal been
allowed even but very shor examination to exhibit
the real STATE Of the case, they would have, in all
probabil ty, been forthsith discharged
Mr. c. al uded to the fac, OF toe Grsnd-Jury hsv-
ire acted upon the matter at tine OF crest publ,
excitement ard iase rumor, when ninety nice men
out of hundred would say they were guilty. al.
though iLbocent. II is at such times OF un-
due excitement that the la~ in its dignity, steps in
srd interposes lie shield. lie contended tns the III
diciment shOuld be quashed.
Tie Dstiic, Attorney will reply this forenoon.
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KEEPING 4 DIsORDERLY HOUSE A woman nan
ed Beoes ODJrn-ll ,estero-y srestes chus4d With
keeping oisorcsry house 10 -uiivsns, There three
snsn's ssins her who that her house is toe
pp EdIuDksr3s prot1tes pusd thieves
AID wietsd Idle do. ute aud di.1r1ery snf women
The pr.c ice rxhu5 e drinking dsoeiog qIsrre
ins AMI h' hos ceso,ng the peace OF the neigh
boIhoed The sscused steo before Justice Dsv1Ion snd
held TO bail in $50 TO answer The charge.
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ARREST FOR FoReERY.-rSo young men, William
Davis and George IL. Shaw, were committed, yester-
day, on charge of forging an order on wm w. Davis
for 81 OOO or at least of forging tho Endorsement Of
7. Goodhue & Co.. X. Sawell, No. 30 Wall-st.,
cashed the draft and the money employed in pur-
chasing goods sent to Cleveland to the address Of
Davis & Shaw.
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DFATH FROM BURSs.-Coroner Gamble yes'er-
day held itQ1est th Orosb upon tire boy Of
MsrssY.t Wesn who od from buros received Saturday
10 OF her clothes sioK ERE she plsas
Tho Jury rsLooed verdict III accidental death.
Dece-s ed bstiye Jf Ireispd II years Of age
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The Children's Aid Society sckno Wedge receipts
from Msreh to April l, amounting to s576.
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There is to be Ladies Fair and Festival at the
Harlem Baptist Church. Fiflh-sv., near One Hun
bred end Twenty th-st the afternoons and
evenings of April and 5. The proceeds are to pay
for Finishing the Church.
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Mrs. wIBsTRR's HEALTH We learn that Mrs.
Dsniel Webster, who was severely injured on
Friday, by fall from her carriage is improving,
end there is 8 fair prospect of het recovery. Her
vou, de were principally about the head.
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ALLEGED SwIyDLISG.--John Frye was arrested
Saturday morning, for attempting to get piece Of
yoots, worth $780, from Barnett L. Solomon, repre-
tenting himself as the agent Of Nc Sraw x Allen
dorph. On Thursday of last week he obtained Is
yards Of Mohsir plush, worth si5 by the same repre-
,tnfation. 1t appears that he was in the employ OF
McGraw & Allendorph about tive years ago, but has
never been authorized by them to make purchases
Frye was committed.
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TAXING LIKTSEssEs on SUNDAY. Policeman
Wjnans of the Ninth Ward, en- Sunday called at the
Office of w. Lockwood, daguerreo.ypist doing bust
ress at the corner Of Eighthav. and Fourteenth-st
and had his Likeness taken. He then went before
Justice Davidson and made complaint against
Lockwood for taking likenesses on Sunday contrary
to City ordinance, and be was arrested and fined
81, which he paid. The policeman was sent on the
errand by his superior officer.
Found DRowSED.-The body of an unknown fe-
male about IL Of found yesterday In the doct
Pier No s. N And az inquest held upon Is BY Cor
one Wilhelm the jury Ienss,ns verdict Of death By
weeks and supposed 10 have been German immigrant Her
putsr eohinf consisted Of black bonbszns opening 10
'front.', black cloth cape, brown cotton striped hood.
CHARGE OF STABBISe.-A young man named
John Collins yesterday arrested in the Fourth Ward
charged with sssnps and ssbbns George Myers In the leg
lnatins wound He v taken before Justice Con-
molly and committed for trial
ScAIDED To DEATH.-Cororer O'Donneu yester-
tsrdsy held pqpe u the Of Eleventh IT. ana hird'
upon the body offs child two Of age nance ponei
whose death caused BY accidentally hias into pot o.
boiling water and the yury rendered verdict TO ths' erect
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ARRIVALS Among as ,soeut arrival, IN town We

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A. the IsvIsc aousscsi sf. 7ey rour Pier mont goa
W ". snow rew.yors; Pfof "bis,ssr, ws.au,s,o D
c Mr. r. phsu ,sda. & pilson Erspkia "a " 4
Mup,.p \, "a sven; Col. p-os uel Pfpvts,ce { :;
Cart @ W WENDELL. sen Fr.Dc' C.; Nj o H,nm,na
Cleveisrd Ohio Che silver, Stith A Eeric. 81 Des
brpay r J. Bar FsitfsN
At the 1t rrcuoL.s-J p JJh-sou Rr'e Peun w s.
Me- DON Lcpg .l.fa: y. Hnf rsoss blind. Gaa Ra.
sell -s.s -ro1. Burton Philadelphia; 90 glhcoet
Baltimore The Unt.st. pr'sh.i5, II oo:. Aabarn;
Il. L. on W., mir zfou. A rob = G
At the Colt MORE HOUsL-ar D,vi'son. Tsxs'; csot
Jinp Buffalo NJ ss.us. csssh,E. Thon.s s@i,i
Orleans; Dsvd VIII ans r,~toso; Cd. Bailey Oosi,
Co ~ieEbsp Geoi,i,, Is. 6oilidsy. Mddetoso;
Cspi Mel Oh. u 9 "
A, ibs NETRoPoLIrAS BoTfL-C'p' Gardosr;U Navy;
i "o'rs U navy "n G.mlop san F'.nescoi
heDdOn Catfo-ol. ;o b. %d,hs New oheso. w
on soale Men phs; D L ssfru1er U : a 4; o Nav
Ino'; Joho Jotef Phiisd-pbis Samuel Shoysr, "isc,n
sd; 5 z Hssbeil Lon s.t aba, al
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NV METHODIST CHURcH.-A new METHODIST
Church being ors.nir.d In Jersey City, be called the
"hsedns Cha,eh This viii be the third eeureh o. that as
nominson N jersey City services were held on sao
dsy Wildwood Han bs ors,nizins this new society
Of which the Rev W. $. Burroughs preacher Ia charge ON
siated.
Smyrna times., 1855-02-21
DR.. Elligood's Bill.

DR.. Elligood, Of Sussex county, presented
bill, on the 7th instant, entitled, An Act to
Proride q mode Of Gscertaining the sense Of the
people upon the subject Of prohibiting the sale
Of Intoxicating HguOrs"-the object of which
Is to take vote at the next general election.
on sepeTate. ballots, For Prohibition and
-" "Against Prohibition the Governor to Law
the result of such voting before the next Gene
raj Assembly.
Now, the intention of this bill is nonscnscal
in the extreme. The whole object of those
who support it is to shift the respOnslb lbilty from
their own. shoulders. Should il pass we wou I'd
be In the same predcament two years hence
that we are at the present time. The people
have already spoken in louder tones of voice
than some of them wish TO hear. 1t is grating
TO their ears. The voice for Prohibitorv Law
is greater than was ever raised in Delaware
for any other. The people demand it, And we
predict, that should this bill pass and become
law, the citizens of our State will receive it
with protest and as an Infringement upon their
rights, and tFeat il as dead letter. They wish
no such cQwsrdly quirkng. Temperance laws
should be passed like other laws. Legislators
are not elected to legsl4te for themselves but
for the Slate. If the people ask for a Jaw, it
is their duty to exercise their delegated power
for the beneftOf their constituents. The whole
object of this bill is to cheat the people ont of
ProhibitOry Law. 1t il an insult TO the peti
tioners, and those who vote for it will meet
with retributive justice. If Prohibltory law
cannot be given, then give us nothing. Meet
Us face to face like heroes. DO not raise this
bill as a breastwork behind which to hide your
ccwardIy heads. 1t Will afford no protection.
The dooal of those who vote foe it is most cer-
tainly fixed. Sacred Writ declares Do unto
him who pH''e,h the bottle to his neighbor's
lips. Now, the object of those who vote against
Prohibition is to give "strong drink" to his
Beighbor. Gentlemen, you are taking an awful
responsibility, if your vote against the prayers
of your constituents. or heed not the cries OF
suffering humanity and the command of AL.
mighty God. ,-..sa ., ..s; ..i. .l.-
Smyrna times., 1855-02-21
POhibitOry Liquor Law Bill passed the
..'H.-l' House of Represntatives. t..sl.s....

We make room for the following news, just
received from the Capitoh:jjis = !t't!UI
. The House of Representatives was yesterday
the scene Of intense excitement, III consequence
of its being the day fixed, upon which to take
final action in regard to the Problbitory Liquor
Law bill. . The Hobbies were crowded, and
many ladies, and the meulbcrs of the Senate
were obliged to take seats within the bar. .y
Previous TO entering the Hall, an agreement
was made among the members to take the vote
withcnt debate. After the bill had been called
up, Mr.. Mckee moved that the petitions in favor
OF a Promo,ory Law be spread upon the floor,
which was done; and there WAS sufficient
number 10 carpet the entire hall. DR.. Elhgood,
as usual, wishing to throw every obstacle in the
way Of the blll, opposed the motion, saying,
it would be AN argument in favor Of Prohibition
Mr.. Mckee replied, " only Il silent one"
The bill was then re-d by sections, and pass
ed by the following vote:
Ayes-M Messrs. CULLEN, DRAPER. GROVES.
HENRY, MCKEE, MOORE, SHlPIEY,
SPRUANCE. WOODALL, WILSON, and
BIDDLE-lI. ..' .
Nays--Messrs. Bur.on, EIijgood, Pcpprr,
Prettyman, Powell, Richards. Shrppard, Smith.
Tomlinson. and Wapas-lO ..- b.:
DR.. ShIpley being the only pan from Sussex
who voted in favor of the bill All honor to DR..
Shipley!
When the result was announced by the
Clerk, spontaneous orlburst of applause arose
from the assemblage. The majority is small
yet we have great cause to rcjoicethat we have a
majority at all There is hardly doubt that il
wall pass the Senate. The names of those who
voted for the bill will be held in lasting rcmcm,
brance by the people OF Delaware. ...
Smyrna times., 1855-02-21
Town Election, Paving Streets, sc.

AS next Monday week--the 4th of March
Is the day designated by law for the election of
town officers, it is time our citizens were think
ing what Is to be done the coming season, and
fixing upon the proper men to DO 1T. The
The commissioners elected last spring, were
looked upon as the very men to perform the
duty required; and, for time, everything bent
before them-none could have succeeded bettcr
What work they did, they did well but the
promised pavements, from several causes. .amonv
Others, scarcity of brick and the determined
opposition of many of our citizens. failed 10 be
accomplished. Now, it must be known. that
our town, like every other place, has two classes
of persons in it, viz: those who delight in pro.
gress and general Improvement, and those who
despise such innovations-genuine Old Fooie,.
who would stick to an old house with the tena.
city of Norway rat, or wade up and down the
muddy streets with the pride of Muscovv
duck. Now. the question arises, shall we be
governed by Progress, or Anti-Progress -
Shall we have our streets improved, or shall we
trudge along IN the "same old beaten path =
Every one must concede the necessity of i'm
provements, and the consequent advantages
Still we find many who are opposed to paving
IN front of their dwellings! What! if it does
cost few dollars,will it not enhance the value
Of the property more than the amount expcnI-
ed in paving! If it will be an individual as
well as public benefit, then it becomes the duty
OF every freeholder to do all in his power to
effect the improvement contemplated.
We have understood that there will be two
tickets run at the coming election-one .. Pro-
gressive," the other do Nothing" All who
are in favor of grading, paving, and putting
the streets in good walking condition, come out
TO the support Of the Progressive ticket.
Smyrna times., 1855-02-21
0Sy- In consequence Of having no paper, we

lS1- In consequence Of having no paper, we
were aHatle to issue iass week. We regret
this much, as no one diSikcs irregular publica-
tions more than ourself This, however, has
been the first OMISSION since we have been con-
nected with the paper, which has been nearly
year. We sent to Philadelphia for the paper
more than e. week before il was needed, and
had It directed to Smyrna by way of railroad
and mail stage; but, owing 10 Some misunder-
standing il did not reach us till the latter part
OF last week. If the boats had been running
there would have been no detention ...
Our patrons illrecoIect that we asked them.
lust fan, te' enable us to lay in stock ofmate-
rial for the winter. They did not do it. Who
should make the apology!