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TRENoSF HALL-Mr. s. J. Finney, who
drew such large audiences here years ago, is
again to speak tomorrow morning and evening.
He is one of the abIest eIponents of Spiritual
ism; subjects-"Evidences and Philosophy Of
Immortality" "The Divine Idea and The Di-
vine Life" -
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PERsONAI. - Among the arrivals at the
American yesterday were E. A. POmeroy Of
Springfield, Mass, Thomas H. Morris of Bellairr
H. E. Purdy do, J. A. TrOwbridge of Marion,
h s Samues of u T, and John McGinness
Of Chicago.
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CONTEMPLATING.

LONDON, u W., july y
Extensive counterfeiting arrangements have been
discovered here and two brothers named SOpher
and man named smith, have been arTts,ed. Pa
pers were found on them indicating parties in New
York and elsewhere.
Their examination is now going on.
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MAN KILLED.

BUFFALO July ~
H. P. Gilbert, the commercial editor Of the Buff
falO Commercial Advertiser, and the commercial
reporter of the New York associated press, was
instantly killed this noon by the falling Of a scaGold
at No Ia Central Wharf
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A LrSATic.-A very respectfully dressed
man named William LOunsberry, resident
Of Elmira, n. Y, cut up sonc very queer capers
at the American House on Wednesday last.
He came into the office, registered his name,
went out, and in a few minutes returned re-
questing loan of five dollars from one of the
clerks Not receiving it, he left, and the next
heard of him he was engaged in an attempt to
carry off the trunk Of one of the lady boarders-
but a stop was put to that operation. Com
plants reached the office shortly after of the
mysterious disappearance of divers trunks and
carpet-bags, all of which were found in LOuns-
berTy's room. He had opened them all and
scattered their contents about the floor. He
had also torn up some of the articles of dress
he had found in them. It was very evident
that he did not indulge in this freak for the sake
of robbery, as the jewelry in one or two of the
trunks was undisturbed.
Yesterday morning he again appeared at the
American with two men and dray for the pur-
pose of removing his baggage, which consisted
of Cne hat box. The drayman concluded he
could carry that
After few more pranks of the same Kind
Lounsberry was yesterday afternoon arrested
and committed on charge of luuacy.
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SHIP IN DISTRESS.

NENFOAil Juiy o
The ship Eliza Mallory from Havana for Fal-
mouth England, has arrived here IN distress, haV-
ing lost three men from yellow fever and has three
more still sick
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FROM BOSTON.

Late last night fire broke out at the correr OF
Washington and Zimmerman Streets in Roxb iry,
destroying John McEroy's stable with four horses,
Wm McCOy's dry goods store, Mr. Bakers shoe
store, Mr.. Downing's grocery, and two dwelling
houses Loss about $40 600.
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FoR KAxsAs-A fine Hook and Ladder Car
rage for the corporation of LeavenwOrth City
Kansas, passed through the city yesterday, OF
the C. L T. Railroad, toward its destination.
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FROM HALIFAX.

The British war steamer Styx, from Havana on
abe lst inst, arrived at this port last night. She
reports the yellow fever raging badly there.
Her officers appear to be highly amused at the
American version Of their proceedings in the Gulf
of Mexico.
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WIGS :! WIGS I! WIGS! !!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They are elegant, light. easv and durable.
Fitting to chArm-Ro turning up behind-no shrinking
on the head indeed this is the only Establishment where
these things are properly unders o. d and made.
2s3 Broadway, New York.
.na1.h N.rrfrnanl W FISKE Cleveland. Ohio. Agent
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N H SOLOMONSON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
Keeps the largest assortment of the most Hpproved kino
SPEcTAcLES AIhis glasses whether for near OF iai-
sighted are ground under his own inspection by machine
~ OF construction with the resest care, so as 10
the eyes in al cases. curing HeakHess D5z-ss or
Inflammation 1Le EyCs and imparting strength ioT ohs
reading CT fine sewing.
q n. II. Solomonson would here inform the pubic
that he employs any in the sale Of his lenses
~ Also splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES. MI
CRosCoPEs, CoAIPAsSES, &c, keyt On hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect IS natural
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
SENTENCED.

COLUMBUS, July s-
Albert Myers, convicted Of the murder Neville,
in the Peuiteutiary, sentenced this morning to
be hung on the Sd of September next.
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TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.

ST. JOINS, N. F., July So Al.
The weather is clear. The wind is s E. No
signs of the Telegraph Fleet.
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" BKYANr& SrRATToN's chain of Colleg,
is now complete and in successful operation. A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College viii
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and Uiet
versa =. K. SPsScER & Sous have charge o
the Cleveland Writing Department. cbs4tf
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GRAFFENBERG
VEGETABLE PILLS. PER BOX.
HOME TESTIMONY.

HOME TESTIMONY.
Hartford, Trunlball Co, o. N, arrh I. ~
he ehy certify ihas have been dealing IN the Graen-
berg Aecines for the past year AMI ruy say that
have offered iic 10 the pu1c that have
with ths declieI APPRECIATION 4 the people than
these particularly the Pills I'd Cathoicon They Will
readily perform all and than promised for them-
have sold about Atty ho ties OF CatH0l the past sea-
son, and ] h ar the best results in every
]. H. c. JOHNSON. Med Agt.
Read wha. Dr. Bushnell says Of the Graasnberg Med
cines Dr. B Is physician OF excessive praeiee. and
Of the most successful IN the county frumoul) IN
which he resides
THIS ceihes that have use he G-aifsnberg Pills and
Marshall's Cathocon, sCd here b. H. e. Johnson, IN
my ice 10 entire satlsiactlon. They are good
Dr. G. W. BUSHNELL.
Hart ord. Trnlabuu Co, o., March Z, 81.
WEsr BEDFORD Coshocton Co May Il. 81.
Mr. II. Kiassiey-Sir Il have been selling The meli-
cnes the nherg Company Tor the last ten years,
AMI have araby found them 70 give good satisfaction;
and the Pills have sold 70 great families Iegu-
larly their and coffee and with ny trade they have
becOms staple article Marshalls Uterine Catholiconts
medicine that has great amount Of good Fe male
Diseases One lady sold Il told tht she bad
reived Cd from tottc than she did long
course Of medical treatment BY the mos. ku nh sicaus
Yours Truly. JAMES WILSON.
For sale by all drlggs and medicine dealers IN OhlO
H. b. KINGSLEY. Cleveisni.
mh6.dSw % General gent foT oh
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r. B. aUIcHINGs,

]. B. Barnes Co, Proprietors Of the Cleve
hal Plumbing Works, AtSater Block are prepared
With srge force OF eTPeranese vorknsn doing every
.sro tioa Of nhing the most thorough manner, on
he most scientific plans reasonable terms and On short
uuteS Large sticks Of Fountains Of different svles and
i,ss Hsfaiug Tubs Of cast iron snd wood, lined with
,nn.5anaer steam heaters lead and galvanized iron
Iatksr IDdiS Rubber Hose every descrp; no
- raES ani Plated Cocks including the Paten Selclos
NJ Cocs recently introduced Was Bowls. and all kinds
fWster Works Fixtures ksDi constantly on hand All
,.ort v~srr-nied m2s;dkwtf.
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Real Gstate Aneuts.
TOR sALE-Vacant T,otg-0, H.,

/ FOR SALE.-Vacapt Lots-0n Hud.
son Garlsg Scovi,le and Maple Sts. Some very
STEAM SAW MILLS m.iesb by n r from the City
aeloiny Station, with large two story dwelling and
GRIST ,MlLLc-wATER PowER-wih great fall
i -o1cS i 0a ~S,9rI ~ miles from the City run Of
Lake Near the Car Shops. one and a-half story
g AckESS-0ae mile from ci'y line West. by Plank
Road Good SOL One and ealf story frame house barn
sssi1s 9lss :. Se $50 s o,PT P re- 7 .ers
goo soIl aad well cultivated. with rice cottage house
acTes Of timber viii sen very low md receiTe % r.
e9sSlas % liable D 9aIt AZ IN other good ProPer,y;
farm or Western lands.
WISCONSIN, large amount Of lands well situated 10
exse 'or goods Of various kinds good City property
CEDAR Sf-Nesr PenrJ-A vacant lot. IO5 II frdnf-to
eel or exchange for small house and lot Superior
wARRENsvILLE-l22 Acres neir the center. with
ial2 ROUSE JENNINGS. 50 Superior st.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
anee OF IL 20 miles by Rlilroad from Cievelsrd near
Slon IN gqd orJer and nov doing good basiness-
a ACRES Near the Lake Sh5re-s miles from En- IA
Stations NJ fch sandy joan; abundance of frait of ali
II ds and Y ueres timber. Viii Western lands IN
STONE. DWELLING LoT-wen located in 4 dszira-
CPsE AVFNI yIs NlI % t io5 sma maj isT@
hns yletT OF irut trees and 5ape vines exchange
i5c SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
PANY STOCK nd Yaralt Lots exchinge fIr n small
frm near ths city; or house aud lot we'll ocatsdn
CRY.
AT EUCLID STATION 20 arrfs Of land-soil black
sandy loan; under fine cultivation with undauce Of
choice nun ard TIMBER dwellings, two barns
and neYer-iailug spnng OF wster and 5 acres Z OF
ile nor OF ts station, rich lollay soil To exchIze
for good improved ffrm. Alsa
20 ACRES IN WILLOUGHBY-Ou the Like shore
Good soil aud well improved, stream OF water and
con-idsrshle fruit.
HURON CO.-Fam OF ll0 acres IL mile from R. R.
alioni good new house aud baTn orchard, &C; we'll
Naterd NIli exchange in part for W. lands ether
FOR RENT sony Dwelling House on Lake st-S2Is
10 do Frsnkf Z sf-Sls0
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS.
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]. n. JOHNSON, n. D.
HOMGOPATHIST

once lT Sartwels Block Superior street. corner Sec
eea st. Rssdence No. III Pittsburgh st., Cleveland. o.
teblf.dlys
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6pefial Notifes.
TRAYRLER,s REGISTER.
IN A MOMENT!

Without OBTAINING the Merchant his business; the
man of Fashion from his eoymeutS the Mstron from her
household duties
CHRIsTADoRos EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
the Won eul Chemical Counterfeit OF Natures COloring
Fluid
DARKENs THE GREYEsT HAIR,
or replaces the red sandy nge which deraes so much
from personal comsness with brilliant black or brown
The hues It imparts FAST COLORS and never change
or mOtte aer exposure the air In the raTidy, uni
forit and certainty Of its operation Dye stands alone
sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers JOSEPH
CHR1sTADoRo l. Co., No 6 Astor House, N. Y.
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Meaicines.
Joy 70 the Admirers of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

joy 10 the Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
~, aS not o. Gs1niy & M y eEist without fine head Of
eir-ular around each bottle aud no Que can doubt
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
u kESfoRATlYE-Wc call the attention OF sII old
lack 10 is original cOlir gray -cOyers the head Of he
pad WI VITA gxaflaai groN.hremoyes the dandruh, Itch
Of the natural uls and hence used as regular dres
falling 70 extreme old ace in all lis natural bea1fv We
q2on the bald the graz diseased in scalp to
no .Ins locks or the witcns curl, be without
It's praise Is upon the tOusus OF ta0usands
The Assat for Pcol Woods Hair Restorative ia New
iven rece we'd the following letter regard t1the Res
DEF RrvEF, CoSN, july %. 1854
SAlr LeayenworthSir have been troubled with dan-
1f1 OF scri o. my head for than year my hair be-
gan ta o3nae ot, snd hair together i saw IN New
tiven paper about WoOds Hair Restorative as cure
ed one bottle II aud found to nv wa
Ihe thirs i removed the scurf and har began 10
all on fav7 great taith IN it l wish you seud me
W 49, ,.Ss ul9,S o M5 Post me bearer OF this don't
4 market ,or many bottles after Il is known here,
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT
PHILADELPH1A, sept. 9. Is.ss
Prof wooj-Dear Sir Yo1T Hair Resoraiive IS prov :
inc iseli beuefclal 70 me The fron and also the back
have used but half Dint bottles OF your Restorative
aud now the lD OF NV head Is well studded with prOmis-
lsaedt have tried other preparations wi hout sny bene
ft whatever thiak from personal reconImenda-
uca r1n lndrce mauv o.hers - tryit
N0ursresPectfuliy, D. 4. THOMAS NJ. D..
No. 4G4 Vine street.
NINCENNEs IA, June %, 1883
Prof o. J. WooJ; A. YOU about manufacture and
yend recently disc Jverrd iIlr RestOrativs will
sae, Tor whomsOever Il CluceTn that have used
and kun Othefs 20 lthat. have for Severa wears
ncrnlnthe habit Of usi other Heir Restoreiyss and that
nad yours vastly superior 70 any other know IL entirely
eeanss the head Jandruf aud with months proper
use viii restore ANY peTsaLs hair to the original youthful
color and texture syiag healthy. soft and glossy ap
psaTance, and all this without dscolons the han6s that
apply H. the dress hch Il drops WOuld therefore
recommend IT'S 90 every desirUus OF having fine
yos1f and texture TO hatr
Respectfully ycuIs. WILSON KING
a. J. WOOD X Co Projectors, 81 Broadway \. Y
llu lae great n \ Wire Ruling Establishment ia
Market street ST Louis. Mo
And sold by al good Druggists. mh2.d&W3m
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Y For Gas FiItHres and Fuiing-ARFly
Fog EasSOrtA 6 Co, l05 and l0I Superior sfreei-
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EVERY FEMALE NHUULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC ALPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By Cornelius J.. Cheesman, NJ ID
ILL

Hy Cornelius LIZ Oncekmau, W u
NEW YORK CITY.
AN INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which is embodied fun and chaSte description
nowedgs necessary the welfare Of those married
about to process Of conception pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers well the
methods BY which many the latter may be obvaed
teaching how the system may be inVgorated and restored
10 It's proper tone after having beea prOstrated by
plsints incidental TO the humsn fIHme- Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. which will obviste
the necessity any gTea. Of sickness and enable
the observsni reader TO great extent her ply
aieisn.
TENTH EDITION
This book available 70 the understanding OF the
nnnprofsssional reader, and skifuy elaborated.
planned, arranged and carried out any work OF its
kind now before the public. While gives wholesome
particulars and respects e-Hss information upOu
some ofthe mos delicate affairs connected with the female
system Il should be placed hands Of every female
single or married
This work also contains prescriptions used by the doctor
his practice for the positive OF ScTafHOEs Er7-
Eo=s-Fsrsr aas Agss-SspsTe Coughs aad colds-Rhes-
saDysDspsia-Es1izg q a the Hair Sc. Sc. Sc, any
one ofwhich prspar1as nay prove o. great value to the
reader.
This book viii be sent by maIl, free Of POsiAse ths
reception Of its price which may be her ney
ostage stamps. All orders should be addressed 20
X. B. dUrCHINGs.
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Ia For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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Drp GOODS.
NEW GOODS!
THE FIRST IN THE MARKET.

THE FIRST IN THE MARKET.
O A. POWERS, MERCHANT
D. TAYLoS, has just received fine lot OfSPRING
GOODS Al Is Bank Street
GIVE HIM CALL
Cheap for Cash
IRISH LINENS@Made of fax twice
as heavy as mixed linens. besides being much more
is1dSosae and durzhe These linens cheap To
the consumer Try them o1ce and yoa VII buy taem
again ianl6 s RA1MOND 70.
GILKS--AN ELEGANT ASS0RT-
- FANCY DRESS SILKS.
Bayadere Chens, and PLANE.
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Robes Qgille,
SILK Challies,
Wool Delaines
Orgaadies.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

R-ported by the UHiuh Telegraph
,TYIcE, wARIse'S BLOCK, COKaEE oT BANK AND
ST. cLAIK srREKTs.
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ARTIFICIAL EYES
WILL TRUTH COMMAND ATTENTION.

inserted without pain, as perfect IS natural
q Office IS Superior street under the American Hole
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sued, in which Spaniole drew 4 revolver, and
snot him through the body, but it is thought
not fatally. Spahiole then gave himself up to
the police. Harris has been arrested on the
charge Of being party to the robbery.
y minor in Tuolumne county, several
months ago, sold out his claim in order to 90
to Frazer river, receiving $4,000 therefor HAY
ing smattering knowledge of mathematical
instruments, he conceived as he thought very
cunning plan to conceal his treasure so that no
other hOmbre could find it. even if he happen
ed to be imprudent in his cups, as he was apt
to be. One night in July, while full moon
was shining, he went little outside of the
town Of Columbia to a rock which he had
selected as landmark and there set up
pole. Exactly at midnight he noted where the
shadow Of the end Of this pole fell upon the
ground, and there he set a stake The next
day he went to the place again and removed
the pole to another selected landmark, and set
1t up perpendicularly as before. With quad
rant he now commenced taking attitudes of
the sun; and, when he was exactly on the
meridian, he noted accurately where the shad-
ow Of his stick fell, and marked the place with
another stake. Next he divided the distance
between the two stakes, and from that point
started due north by compass, just four links
to place, where he dug hole and buried all
his earthly treasure. lie then removed all
traces OF his operations, including the poles.
and went on his way rejoicing, intending to be
back in about a year. and to find his gold by
repeating his observations in July 1860 He
went to Frazer river, but soon came back
dead broke, and has tried every possible
method he can conceive of to discover the spot
where he buried his treasure, but in vain and
what is worse, he begins to doubt whether he
will succeed any better next July.
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CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES.

The arrangement, by Speaker Orr, of the
Committees of the House, the present session,
falls but little behind the arrangement by the
Senate of the Standing Committees, in proclv-
ity toward the peculiar institution" There
was an opportunity for Mr.. Orr to have recon-
sidered the appointments of the last session,
and constitute the Committees for this ses-
sion upon a more equitable basis, as regards
the relative strength of Northern and Southern
representation upon them. But he has chosen
not to avail himself of the opportunity to
amend that matter, and has adhered to the
unfair and unequal policy adopted at the last
session, by giving an undue quota of numbers
and talent, upon all the important Committees
to the slaveholding section of the confederacy,
besides giving the South the Craftsmanship of
most of them.
Speaker Orr has given the Craftsmanship of
fourteen of the most important committees to
the South and but four to the North and on
nearly every Committee which has any actual
participation in matters of legislation, he has
placed five Southern to four Northern men,
bers, though the free States have more than
three-ffths of the House; and on these same
Committees he has allowed the Republicans, or
opposition members, but two or three members
out of the nine, and Southern men are, in all
cases, selected to fill the vacancies created by
the death or retirement of former chairmen.
But all this might have been expected from
South Carolina Speaker. The remedy can
be found only in the selection, by the next
Congress, of such Speaker as will do some
sort Of justice to the North. Such desidera-
tum, present indications point, can be accom-
plished. The Douglas members, snubbed by
the late decapitation of their distinguished
chief in the Senate, cannot be expected to work
in harness with the Administration members.
even in the choice of Speaker; and it is hoped
such union will be effected, previous TO the
organization of the next House, among all
those opposed to the pro-slayery policy of the
buchanan administration, as will ensure the
selection Of presiding officer who will bear in
mind that there is a NoRTH, in his arrange
ment Of the Committees. The Republicans
technically, will fall some short Of a majority
in the next House, but, with the Douglas
Democrats, decided working majority over
the Buchanan Democracy is clear and un.
doubted
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CALIFORNIA JOTTINGs.

The Sacramento Bee tells of California
farmer who made his fortune in one year.
The lucky individual was Isaac Lancaster who
about year ago, bought 800 acres of land in
Napa county, at the rate of So per acre. He
at once put in a crop of wheat, and about Jan
uary, 1858, went to the Atlantic States to see
his family, leaving the wheat to take care of
itself When he returned, his crop was almost
ripe, and in June he harvested over ten thou
sand bushels Of the handsomest wheat, proba-
bly,, ever grown in California most of which
he sold for A cents per pound, the choicest
portion bringing a. cents. A few weeks ago
he sold one-half Of his ranch at $50 per acre,
receiving therefor 5000 more than he paid for
the whole Of it one year ago, in addition to
which his wheat crop Melted him, over expens-
es, the enormous sum Of 5000, so that his
net profits in twelve months, not including his
ranch, worth $1,000, were over $4,000.
According TO the San Francisco Bulletin,
gambling is carried ON very extensively and
openly in that city, notwithstanding the severe
prohibtory statute of the Legislature. There
are establishments ON the most public streets,
where the ncfarious business is carried on,
almost without intermission, night and day,
and where immense sums are lost and won.
AT Marysyille, ON the night Of the Sd of No
yember, while Mr.. Stephenson, proprietor of
the Orleans House, and man named "Spani-
ole" were playing with cards. With pile of
money Of the value of 5000 before them, two
men in masks entored the room, and present.
ing pistols Mt the heads Of the players, helped
themselves 10 the money and escaped The
next day Spaniole invited Alexander Brown, a
Mexican, and an American named Harris,
whom the police as well as he suspected to
take coffee with him, and while they were
drinking he accused them of the robbery.
Harris Immediately left, but the Mexican,
Brown, resented the charge, and II quarrel en-.