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AaLesp il tho Dark.

We hnd IN 'one OF our exchanges o
sketch of the visit Of q party Of English
mens to aMeuEteEtna. On their way up
they mad camped out for the night. o !.
Awakiug with start they were surpri
sed At feeling q warmth much greater than
their wood IRE was calculated to impart;
the sky, moreover, was filled with blood
red glare. which tbswildered at once their
senses, and their imagination, and the ter
ribie idea suggested itself to their minds
that the eruption wasin full progress
Indeed, they had but to look around them
to discover unbeatable proof Of it. They
were standing on d knoll, skirted on the
side of the cone with trees, right andleft a
broad STREAMS of fire, glowing like a. fur
mace, was rushing down iato the plain,
oyerthrowihge everything in its passage,
trees, rocks, aud where it encountered
them, human dwellings,. Never did Mr..
Fennel witness any thing SO awful as the
red glare east Upon the woods by the des-
olsting torrent as it swept on. Hs turned
to the guides, who stood beside him para
|lyzed withterror.3 ''sh - .''.'.a -
How are we to get out Of this situation?
inquired he. e.'8 l'''''.' e
/. we don't know, they replied, I'VE have
never been placed in such circumstances.
But we must make some movement, and
that speedily toe, or we shall be burat to
cinders where we stand Look! the lava
is coming; and those vast trees are bend
ing and cracking at its touch ike 6ne
grasses
= Well replied the traveller, dead the
Iway--you must know it better than we
that: we may get out into the plain coun.
try before the fiery streams'meet below and
hem as in.' .siit'9 sasF
ea 'Yon are right, declared the. guides
fsfor the lava is pursaiug the course of tive
ravines which hare their confluence ebe!ow
Eyonder hill, and if we fsil to precsds them
We are lost J. 4 10 sselsi sda) s'Hslil
Aat The. .jekers of the morning were not in
tclined to joke now. 4The lava was send
ing its intolerable heat beforeit, warning
them thatsineEitable death was near run-
less they escaped from it by miraculous
celebrity. I. Dewns the ,mourtain, therefore,
they went. Leaving g'everythimg behind then,
but the,iron shod stavcs which they car
ried in their hands. The landscape pre-.
viously so silent was now filled on sall
sides with fearful noises; sthe believing oi
terrified ihsrds, the shouts and shrieks OF
hahaan BEINGS the sudden bursting mp ol
flames. and here. and there as the torrent,
reached some .icombnstible NATTER the
Etumbling down of rocks, and the crash q
forests, as the irresistible Lava forced i'll
wsy through hem.slaAfaslengthS sthey
game spddsplydupon the edge of apreci
| pice, down which they ieokedy but coult
discern 20 bottom, E On lthei right aAt
left wss the FIRE; in fronts gnlfofunknow,
depth; behind, theailaya rolling towarc
them with terrific rapidity, ;scorehing il
Its. advance trees grass, hay, tiiesi vet.
earth, which itabsorbed and liqui6ed b.
,lits i.GiscFibahle heat. I'sdasGl assl asssi :
ARE you ignorant Of this ciiff?' inquired
Mr. Fennel, 'or may we hope to save ou
lives by throwing ourselves over:s'
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~ = anin 90 Pen Drop. - '-',,7
- Mana bubble on the ocean rolling
wave aFs a1aaa ae'i y 3-s.s'' s'''''Se ssS'
IafsLA CLEAN Of light ex:ingnti.hsd by
the grave. sli. ~ %e'Is, -. :
Fame@A meteor dazzling With its dis
tant glare. bsaT sa' 6i&. io'es &iS-
SoWesl,h A source Of trouble and con.
suning care s'''1 - s.,'-''..'', = :. !.
s Pleasure IA glsan Of sunshine pass s.
ing soon away. ,,t = - sN'''s. !, ~ 10
I Love A morning dream whose those men mem
ory gilds The day a,'s'AW S.s - 's5.Dg :,
I FaitnL anchor. dropped beyond the
vale Of death ias'eH bisA aHai aas i.sS
Hone lone Star bla blbaes1naing amin Der the
.bar,s.,, reafb IaHaop ioH saw ;ssS''f Ss's5ElN
CharhyAA stream 'ineasndering from
the font Of love ~ 9Hh% sss''
tg Bible LEA guide to realms Of. endless
'ioy' above.ss 57Asy ass 20 81 -
beligionAA key which opens wide the
gates Of Heaven. y I'4i& . -, @9'~s'e y.
Death-aAaknife by which the, ties 81
earth are riveR. Dp+ - :, -. : =, :,
5sEarth--A desert through rhi:h pill.
grims wend their way. @ @.,.sI.a 80, 80. -.
SesGrave--A house Of rest whore ends
iife,s weary way. w 'sofl F'e ,-'.D'
Resurrection sudden wakinR from
a quiet dream. ss'*s sse sas AsSh
Heaven--A land Of JOY, of light and
love supreme.
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> N~ Old Sduire B----Awas elected
Judge Of the. inferior Court OF somo conp-
ty In Gcorgias Whenl he went home his :
ljeiigised wife exclaimed:s - - .,N.e
New, my dear, you are Judge; what
ain II" lie replied: "that same dArped
o,d feel YOU alters was,"
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Days matured into weeks, still lie did not
come,S nor in all that time did she see him
And now she began to think herself quite
q martyr, and acted accordingly. In fact
she did as almost any heroine would have
done under the circumstances, grew pale
and interesting % Mamma began to sug-
lgest1delicacies to tempt Sophie's palate,
--ethe poor; dear child was getting SO
thiap' In vain. Sophie protested she
had no appetite. 'a77zs. i@HSA eF' s's's
In vain papa brought dainty gifts and
piled up costly dresses before his pet "A
faint smile. or an abstracted "thank you,"
was his only ysrecompense: If sister Kate
suggested that Harry's absence was in o
manner, connected with her altered de.
aeaner, Sophie would toss her ringletty
hair withaaa air of supreme Indifference,
and go away and cry over it hours at d
time.5 Every body thought something
was the matter with Sophie, Sophie among
the rest.f -.s0l. siirs 32A iSa eSA Si7'''
Her suspense and penitence became
H. i,oss"o'o ~ 'as. osea Ma'e WIZ
,nna,su. 49, 80 ~ , 'iuI m 'o'un ~ tne
p.rh.n, sh., aa,la LII. ta~ - -. sr",..
f,r - ,,;vs M.sr., s "na, W W W
of ~ - ~ so -'0' M =.
t.W;I -, aa.,. ..r.,I...,
me Ka,e2n .ha, asL.a - - 49, .s.a,1;.n .n
voice of ber sister ono d.v. v..hont : no,',s
after her ,trouhls With Hsrrr' II ~ basa.
somstbiaa ;n,nor..n. ~ +.msc,, S 'S
.Go ayav DARLING naoSI will hs, w;,a
Won in a fsw. nome ntS ~ rsnl;e,,e n asa :
[castino q searcb;nc, vl.ncs etI Soah,.,,,
flushed cheeks and swal,en srss'.'f -
Rnn6ni;pg mn; S',s ,ssw;f,lv olono' ths rand..,..,.
has # from nursp;t se Soehis lie tsrnsa a.;sa a
int, her favorite .rhor' aud a;na;sa 80.
self down on, on . low low,seat 'bur;sd hes h.aa'
among mono the cool grsen v;a.s and as.o 49,
self IN to ca q paroxysm of ps ss;ans.sssr;sf,
Soo, shs s5S s.rd rIss stons - go e.'
n, M, a,, ssi faf;nna "a fdF tsnasrv aim, ~
i "a ySsarl bana is;d .arn,.ss,. sYs,s - s rev
head 40 '' saeA'sl :
B 40 Kate Kaatel',s she cried Ia the agony,
|of Yer repentance. Il Il +, am Perfectly,
'-Wreseleoi e se3M iein on da2t Know whyo though
you artte7 nave come a verynear guessing two or
thrss fssad tiptf bDs larry and T5 NJ .esll,
Here ,,os1. = eonFuislys rs sob interrupted hsr
and the haad ,.as pRon her r. head passed over
ef IT, 3is euris with gentle soothing
molten. =. ,' q. -aIss, ;saT a. 5rsa i,s.t =
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Columbus CORRESPONDENCE =

ssNeSi 5asn Public WorksABiAs passed
ssa's = ;oaa,-z.ed sssssfoaS-7-AnH Lscompton
,imsst;sg, Afre7nTa.Stats, ,lNass Meeting--
ssd Nesting efthe North Western States, sc
COLUMBUS, O., Feb 2s. 1883.
aDEAK SPiR1r: The Legislature having
adjourned from Friday over. till Tuesday,
= have little Of Legislative matter to com
municate. The following new bills have
bach printed: 81 sfi 2t'ii'e~'na ''ia
aeiH.s MOTIFS: To amend am the :. act to to
provide for the registration of births,
desthsand marriages. .,,iaa..sgi
81 H. No. i2e: For the relief OF. the
kOIders'of orders issued by free turnpike
FNadcompaniesS ii'@''ss''e - :.
tseHsHNo. ol23: To amend the, act to
provide for the organization of cities and
incofpofated Villages. '2lps'''e -, - # ~,
% H.dNo.! f34: To amend the code.
H. No. s135: TO amend section %. of
the justices act ~ ., = "a !,
baH. MO IA A. To authorize the Gov
erfot Of Ohio to execute a certain deed
therein named sis 2''ie !,
yH.ssNo: l46: To provide forthe re7
lnssaisof the county seat q Perry coun-, QUA,
ss...lss ss" Ii es - q, : ''olAetss'' ~
~ Np9A ~ -
ES17sss s,'rs ., ~ .ssa5
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r...;d.. - y. z.,s...;a : 80 -.
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s.r,.s.s -. so.siIsss 7wT .,ysisasis ]
,sysssj .sotss'se Sf.,S IT ~
l059sis ~ f'.;,;, s..G,f.S. -.
isilssof this State. -, - &. ..a,
IS. NO. 10; Supplementary to the act
to provide for the orgsnization ofseitiesI
sns lncorporftea n yllfagss, yswAlisii 7sssr'I
kkhs nsxt slArse sweekssWiliaoe devoted
testhe anestp important measures OF the
scssios--the Independent treasury, inter !
sst and st1lhs. tAs public works. k. ian led-g1
have bssn got a little surprised atthe
anxiety manifested Dfornan' adjourned ses-
sion aAe'fcw weeks since 4 told +. some IN Of #
oss isns shst i was nonsense ls to 70 talk Of
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WIN the Atlantic Cable Break ,


leo rot agree sin Prof--or haury tnst there pla
tau ii tie porthcrr Atlantic ocean Admitting no vsver
TIE fact s,d Inst The bot,p d The composed Of
mites ~ little shssp a. shown by the microscopic In
yssugsons ~ that chsrnipg of science Professor
Bailey, sbsl hat ttss the plstesu has no irmuess
End tnai though taer~ b currents and these Hu .
shells he "lu oJd Obstruction c.nron bali an roc
osbie, anything rrecncsy heavier than The Shots has
acorsanir iescendirs ncson an9ngs, these imnovaSs
nnler which hosed By upo ~a.er filing their inter.
sces NV, tie Atlantic Cable lying slons tbs plateau
s gradually sirkirg nto tho mass ana will continue 70
srk-uriess previously cvvwen by its own immense
veight-untlt assumes the rssraI1an c7rve-lhs curve
OF greatest tsoscnof chs, suspended between
two posnts fhs tension has aos vet, probably, taken
place but very great tenuiv copper wire has re-
suited from the stretching Of tue twisted ron wre sud,
hnsy tbs cable rinst part. uris-- happily nnds some
shlng below 70 rest upon beside the niss os te sDes
lie Ssuty SAYS the cable hss not parted We SUPPOSE
ira has rot; bot Ia .ensfy incfeAscs NE po~er o.
The o. cifle currens 10 ahs,et $50
Eshteea bundred miles u cable wesh least s'x thou-
tons AGA TIE grsius sutsiescs ~ This eacrrons
ass amcuess the mites Of Isle shells, ~ Inc % 600
iors has roa ssd gre exy Of tfs material, and I'll
hba,ly - 30 OF ru0surc.
ms a,s,sain ths Enstsn pagers thiuk--tbai comma
ncscng 'trsugh she csb ara wcre dtnci snd m uent
sgrY essttt a. tbey gong wet n his be true Ny
rot tie cause dus - @ssrcc variation, which esss
wafdly .- 49, AN>kVfhaNE@
srplsuruiD, Esss Sept Il, 1858.
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The United states practice snip rrcbie, Cornmarcer
Craven which len tbs pert tie 18th OF June 90 an e.
cursion 70 Europe having visited the ports ~ C0ereons
ard csdz M esch CT which she spent time, touched
Madeira and returned thence 70 tbs port On saodsY
All vel and the midts ninety seven IN number, 70 hgh
alec. Tho following IL list OF the PreSse ofcsrs,-
Commauder-T A. N. gFsvsn; lat beui-oant, X y Nj
nor; ~ 90. ] ] wsr6sll % 70. Ch~ W. Fusseri ssh
40. Cnss. n Opchmsn Putscv r. Hrwod, AHsiaaat
srrseQp D. " Taylor: hctag inDner JOS. swiFt Acting
Bossewsau ~ r. Grace. Puracrs Cefs, 2 y. Crsbhe.
Tbe Prerle took beard Al the Nsgy Yard yss,trtay,
four beauul brsss gems capure IN toe war with NeKi
CO Sc le astsfday evening for ANNAPOLIS and VII
BE- employed rTacicitg her way 10 me Chesapeake
--NoffeU H,rad SIT t.
The Uuiged states slo1p o. war vns@uaes Commander
n u Tutfsu was az uadera ths "a as a. yega In.
vslds om Der were brought 70 SOriok % me I'm asst
ID toe Preble.
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Sfenm ON Fnurth Arenue.


TuR QUESTION or IT'S REnOvAL TO roRrYsxCOND
srssIT ARGUED BBFoEE rHs cosHoS C0UScfn.
The Conmi,iee Railroads Of ihe Board o. Adcrnsn
met 90 Monday in Me City HALL TIE meeting ~as held
The purpose q giving those who interested In Me
subject OF The removal o. the o. steam from
rnrv second 70 Forty second the FOURTH Ave.
Railroad, an opportunity OF advancing their reasons
pro add
me CHarSAS Of the Committee announced that al,een
mnuise would be aos cd 10 each spesr and that tnere
would be timer meetings held every one had mon eats
factory opportunity Of advancing bis arguments
PErxs coorKR, General sxSprulp, aud Mr. Hotsr'-vho
ploy ed - IN favor ofrcpsang the
ordinance which passed the Common C5uuci IN 1854 %
tuue the use OF steam the thoroashfsre below
Fory second street They argued thu, the ordinance
hastily passed and without due consideration that the
j0ry Of those ~ho nov live 10 the immediate vicinity Of the
rsroad terminus are opposed 70 having The ordinance en-
forced that vcQd b. unjust 70 drive hs steam cars
" The country ss would be 70 obgs fsclores " Leave
the CITY; bot they d~eh principally the old arguments
that have been frequently repeated and slresdy pub
Usbed.
On the opposite SIDE and In favor o. NE removal Of the
rieam cars, e. Alderman horr, COUNSEL and hessrs
NHrrocg and RNYS0tne replied They argued that the
Fourth Avenue Railroad Company have received many
privileges from the city; that they are unjust persstng
Of the leading avenues OF the city tbs. they au
enced more Tor their pecunay benen than for the bene8
CT The cy or ciussns generally and ths< would not IN
any Affect the Intercourse between tbs
city and country II the cars were " be drawn few
blocks By horses instead % by steam fhey aRo urged
Great earpestnsss v@ manifested both sides. AID
the room where the meeting was held vas dcossly
crowded. The committee adjourned, however, tiil ur
Their notice, without taking auy action
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From he y, Toais ncmocr-i Sep, 10
We learn mat Father lie Smc has received dcsr2lch
from warrington. rtqus<rcg hiru ~ ION Genera Har1cy
st New York, chaplain " the army n Oregon Arsr
from al no1sscerailcus % re log spiritual chsraf
YER. there eminent proere.y the Selection Of rssher
de Smot fer this position. he ~h0 Hrs' pte.c bed
The doctrines OF Christianity 70 the Northern Uirao
Indars ard ne consequently regsrdei with espe sal
~ those trbcs sbo dse she 1sry which
n The theatre Of the Oregcs adian There
doubt tba he ndUrpce t0en gill facilitate The resi
zson ~ the p1ffosa- 81 tho In 90 part of
Orssnn y zoe WR,g Hark }o~n" unknown or urappre-
GATED Hs influence over the s,sck.fees nssion d an
pteme aud tho Fs,hssds and scers bss are fcaycaly
lees submissive 10 his oJangeE The government hes,
therefore consulted Ia interests his
" The cha2iancy o. tho OrsRon army n he shall bo
able 70 array tbes~ and cer bcs The side ~ The
thoritie7 be vil ~ least secure their neutrality AZ
have observed, he " known srong az the indian
tnn 10 the Territories % the Uaed states az the Bg
Bacs Sovn ard IRON toe bar q The Ro Grande " The
banks Of the Columbia, thai title recognized He will
therefore Dc able 70 reader Important ssrvcas IN hs
pend re csrrsgn. Tho srhjgEatoo and rot ne axter.
mina,ion, oftas frdans q 70 Dc presumed, the IJcy
Of The government, ard Father de snet vii b. 81 on
Gent agent 10 carry out that plsn
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The Police Commissioners.
THE CAGH OF ME- rALMAD6B, ras 9xNSAAL SUFFER-
IHrEsDENT.

THE CASE OF Nh. rALMAD6s, ras axsSaAL SUFFER
ISrEsDEsT
Thursday tho day on which the complaint against
General Superintendent rsna;ge was to been filed
with Clerk Of the B,ari but up three o'clock
clerk, Mr.. Enbrse, denied having recsivst them, aud
stated hst ~ far he knew charges nat boas pre-
fsrred. fhe General superintendent mas been daily wait
ing for copy OF the alleged charge but In
ps nee, for what purpose II IL not known: bat frDm
prescnt Appearances appears 20 be TIE dasr3 OF
The Board " retain the charges until tho last
mep,, SO that Mr. ratmsjge may not have fsr chaac,
o. repare defence.
me entire affair appears 70 bs coutucted Ia q pc
culiar manner, ike many Others snirn the commission
ers have dealings with. Mr.. ralmsfge, from al
counts Ia prepared 10 snow-K allowed fair nvestga
top-that the entire fault that the police
oswn 70 Quarantine the second nixht--lay WITH
one OF COMMISSIONER An N,omps Il ~ SAID
will be made 70 rule oct The reporters 1T the me.
ing Monday next ~ several OF the members fear
exposure OF their being political the night
OF the burning OF the buildings rhis, IL said, viii os
shown, IS allowed, withoats douot
Considerable feeling also manifested 10 respo 10 tho
tuspension OF the General superintendent from duty
GAINED that the Commissioners naa 40 ghs 10 suspend
him Ut III after the charges male. Over year Sst
charges INT red against the Deputy
Daniel Carpcntcr, by Mayor Wool bat toe Commis
eouers did not see proper 20 suspend him. a0S
his to trA Tue complaint 10 20. rtsadinx
sgaipst him, and IL hopod Mr. Cnpenter ~il be sus
pended until cleared OF the same ny q lair trial
Several charges have likewise been brought asalnst
tho Deputy Superintendent OF Brooklyn; yet 10 no
instance WAS be suspended, Aat allowed to
be doub, bat that the move IL . p,il3J occ.
n further understood that the Mayor drOoped the
whole matter In dgus and refused " sit vtn tho Com
mssioncrs as the Last meeting Of tue Board, remArknx
|" let them tight Their own battles" The course the
Mayor has taken has met the approval ola iagonumber
q influential citizens
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SINGULAR CASH or suProsrp yIcfHycx -Conrsf Rem
sen, German residing II No lss Ladlov street. Wa
taken custody Monday night charge o. having
assaulted domestic formerly Ia his empcy ncn, ns@si
Anne Kepnsdy In such thsi her life daspaifei
o. appears from Whist reporter could learn that
Anne vas In the habit o. visiting Rem sens wife contrary
10 he wishes that she the habit OF bringing liquor
N sbe psemisss, vhsa Mrs. Rsmsyn md me domestic
when Remsen came home, be found Anne cio1eted 9Th
his VITO He Immediately crdcrsd her oot of the house,
and upou her not departing quickly he desired he
pushed out Of The vheo ahe feli down gs. G.
Steps and Injured her neck severely hat the ply
In attendance says her case boreees On berg arrested
Rsmsen declared that he DID not push the slr dSws
steps, put tha1 being lnior me fell of her
Coroner notified 10 hold ante morsem examination
in lhs oAsc bot " lat evening had not been attended
70. Meanwhile Rsmsen stands committed W prison.
A DorruyrI Fr~As BoaRrss Adelaide Weaver was
,aten into custody tuesday ster.con by policeman
Hsmln Of the Third precinct, charge Of having stolen
800 worth Of clohing from the bosrdsg house Of
nrs PRIME, No West Warrington place. The accused,
Appears sbsented herself from Ars Prnlcs stcr
The properly missing, and wspt n bosrd " No ~
~averby place, -pero abe arrested BY the on er
Upon searching Der trunk portion Of the stolen gods
recovered and taken possession o. ~ the occr Upon
inquiry ascertanei thai Adelaide was ~eii 90
auaned number OF other boarding houses ADD hotels
she invariably succecded In procuring her board
without paying for the zane. Among the numbsr of
boarding 10 shich she sands indebted ina fol-
horten street, No "A Beach street and Me,ropssn 10
vel ~ saii that she cndeavorcd 70 Obtain board ~ The
Aston House, but nailed. Justice Kelly committed ihe
N woper for trial on charge OF grand larceny.
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The following casualties reported Al The Ccroners
efIlce on bursdsy-
John NJ Carr, sslor, lately s.iscaed 70 tbs United
States Pan Jscinso, found dead 10 his room
No los merry street. yesterday under somewhat sus
picous circumstances. Coroner Perry ordered post
uortem examination Of the body 20 be made and directed
The surgeon get the contents ~ The sonsch Ansy red
The inquest vas then adiourred over unt,i W day
The cody az John Harvey, labofsr, aged thirty Eve
years found floating In ths last river 81 the foot OF
Dover street Coroner Perry held Inquest upon the
body Ct deceased when tho jury rendered verdict of
"Found dro~pedn
An Inquest wa s'so held b. Coroner Perry opon tho
BODY Of Q youDs oaue d Louis Ancrs who diet sud
denly of disease Of the heart while RAINING " Ore
Wednesday pght The deceased employed NJ Sher.
wood o. %, No 46s Pearl sTeel Verdict, aDealh IRON
disease Of the hesvtn
william woodman. q ohud t~o years old was killed
yesterday morning BY isng out OF sseoona story win
dow At No. is4 Varies stree IN inquest held 10 his
case when the Jury rendered efdc Of accidental DEATH
Coroner Hiils commenced 70 iavesHg.ls The L1dlo~
street tragedy on Thursday but bofors sny evidence
elected ne was Obliged 70 an n the case until FIJI
hay moTnipg
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An entire calendar for trial. by Jury vii be made
up for The ensuing October, November and Deoe mber
tsrms Of this court All notes of issue for said cslendsr
must he MED With the Clerk before saturday Set
IS, 1858 res calendar for The general ana sDecal
terms, for the months % October, vii ~ro be nsde ~,
Ter wbich AL notes Of must be Hsd becre tne
25ih met A general term will be he'd ~ three justices
3erre the Yst tw, wetk- OF the Oc'15e term aot dar
rE those tao weekR there w he only rial torn aeid
Tor Jury Uree trial terms vii Be beif furtg me
last two weeks q the Osober term Tor trial Of Jy