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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

YESTERDAY AFTERNOON as a carriage con timing
Mrs Lincoln, Mrs Grimsley, Gen Walbridge
and the Presidents two younges. sons, who had
been across the river to visit the camp Of the New
York Twenty-rfih Regiment, started towards
Arlington hights from that point, the tongue of
the carriage suddenly broke, and the horses be-
coming frightened started of at a fearful rate
the instant assistance OF some of the soldiers a
serious accident would in all probability have
ensued
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER. on
- the 9Th June, small Durham mich Speyta&
COZ, n little white on the sides and along &A{S~
the back; horns very short, inclined i" 49,
Any person returning the So me Wi he literally re-
wsrded. JOHN NJ ,GhRVEV
IL Corner and nth sts w ashipgton City.
STRAYED AWAY OR STOLEN FROM
~ the subscriber. on Seventeenth street ~uer64
we I. bet cen l. aud NJ, q dark red COW. 49,
she has been missing since the l4th INST. 49,
Any person giving information of said estrsy, or
returning her 70 the owner, who isl poor widow
womanJ Will be suitably rewarded. je 2l-3!.
GI0 REWhRD..Strayed o. stolen from my
y ~ premises, on the niSht of the 9th ~uer<f
Of Jure. hive horned COWS: one all XAifs
black, with white faoe; ore b!,ok and l-A-r
grey SPOTTED; one red and white spotted; one All
red with little white in her fsae one white. III
little red spots all over her and head and neck red
Mrs. q. w. VENABiE.
Je 2l-T~ 400 st between 9.h and 10th SITS,
STDLEN-From in front If Alfred Lees ware
~ house. BrIAge street, Georgetown, yes -
terday afternoon, 09th,)s CAkYALl L and IN
small sorrel NAME. The underlined GA
will We suitable reward for Their return to him.
at Ell Their OF his vel known Feen Stores-snd a! so
another reward for the due conviction Of the THE
before the Criminal Court.
10 2o-StE ALFRED LEE.
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! EDrron STAB: The following IL the provision
In the act Of Parliament referred to In tuesdays
Star, prescribing the "garb OF old 6aul.n
THAT from and after the LIST day Of August
lI47, no man nor boy. within that part Of Great
Britain called Scotland, other than such as shall
be employed rs Officers and soldiers In his ma
wear or put on the clothes commonly called High
land clothes that Is to say, that 10 plsid phili-
beg, or little kilt trowse, shoulder belts, or any
part whatsoever OF what peculiarly belongs to the
hi ghland garb and that tartan parti- colored
plaid or stuff shall be used for greatcoats or for
upper coats; and IL any such person shall presume
after the said FIRST day TO wear Put the afore
said garments, or any part Of them, any such per-
son onending, being convicted By the oath Of one
or more credible witnesses, before any court Of
lusticiary, shall suffer i'm prisonment, without
Dali during the space OF six months and being
convicted for a second oEense shall be transported
TO any Of his majestys plantations beyond seas,
there to remain the space OF seven wears
The enactment Of this vindctive provision had
.ne desired effect, and the wearing OF the breaeaR
or part-coOrs, either In the phih5eg or otherwise
was suppressed, save in the Highland regiments
In the Government service. Thir:y-fve wears
aiter passing the law, wa5 repealed but TOO late
20 restore tne wearing Of the trsaea" in any garb
been previously. However, part -colors or clan
tartans, In various parts Of dress, are now very
common among all classes (male and female) In
Britain; and for many wears wearing I" the garbn
has made great progress through various societies
which have annual gatherings for athletic sports
at which prizes are awarded for the best dressed
Highlander
The noble lady who now rsigns in Britain is
animated by different spirit from that which
animated George II, and often wears "tartan
piaid;H and would like to the fair daug hters
OF the States do It, too The Queen is a great adj
mirer Of the Highland garb, and Prince Albert
ana the young princes frequently wear Il Even
Napoleon admires II; and the Prince I'm perial Of
France dons II at times, 1 believe. Many Of the
nobility and gentry of Britain not only wear the
dress, but do much to encourage its wear by 9TH
eIs; and hope that, through the many CaIedo.
MAN and st Andrew societies on this side of the
Atlantic, the "garb Of old Gauln will vet be
much adopted among us, as lit Is one OF the most
picturesque and graceful costumes to be seen In
any part Of the world I" FHIR GAEL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

=. To TIE AFFLICTED BE sure to read the adver-
nsemeDt of McLoan's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. IN another column. IF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

w BOYS CLOTHING.
w K Have received withI:i ths last day or two q
large assortment of BOYS SPRING CLOTH
ING embracing all styles Of low priced, medium
and t2s qualities, which We are selling very
low prices for cash,
WALL, STEPHENS & CO,
322 Pa. hv., between 9Th and 10th sta,
m z NnteilIgSaoar and u spD blIoan.D
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Central GuARDHoUsE-JH,tie. Thompson -
Eugene l. Finnigan, alias Charles Finnigan
charged with stealing a coat and silk handker
chief from George H. Given, also for stealing
money box containing about 81 IN silver coin be.
longing to John Pellear, was fully committed fol-
court. sarah Jane Norton was also fully com
mitt for court on the charge Of felony. JOhr
Rowles, drunk and d.s0rderlv In the streets, lar
old convict;) wo.khsuse nineiy days.
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DELIcACIEs FOR IHE BOYS This morning a
number Of packages were made up and deposited
at various stores to be TO the city volunteers
In camp along the Potomac and at various points
In Maryland, from the Chain Bridge to Darnss-
town boxes Of fruits, vegetables cigars, tobacco,
pac kayrs of sugar, &c all of which will be faith
fnily delivered, and properly appreciated by the
recipients.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

CESTKR MARKET morning the market
WIS a. largely attended by the dealers Of every
description as we have seen for many years past;
and the stock Of provisions offered by them was
equal IN qua,itv and quantity TO the supplies OF
the best markets In this latitude Prices remain
about az during the past week The Lay ma,ke.
was Supplied principally by small Loads, bat sui
fcisnt Tor the demend, which was not great.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

wHIrKHuRsT, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue
has . corps Of artists engaged In taking views OF
See bis cart Dc eisits photographs for sending Ia
lettes, Gall and lesys your orders. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

I TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCE G TO
L the citizens sDd strangers of WASHINGTON that
l have Just received my stock OF SUM-EK
CIOTHl Nc, and HATS and CAPS, TO which 4
respectfully call their attention before purchasiu e
havs one of the INCEST nssortnents Of goods in
this CIT aid Offer them az very low prices.
J. H. SMITH, ClothIer,
js Jim No. $50 Seventh at, OPP Post Once.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
r., rent ot all bun ~ IS red ny me for the uso
vii be paid at the Office Of tn Chief srsistant
QuaFtAIInaster. F. F. CAMP
Je ~ IL A. A. q NJ, IL. 9. A.
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS.-Citi
l zens and Sold wishing to enjoy A
themselves for an h ur or two, wou. d do YEAY
CRY GARDEN of EkNRsT LoEpPLRR, aHS -
are certain visit Once mad will soon be lepeat
give MIN 9 call and judge for yourselves. The
Gardens are open every day in the week ON
Monday and Tuesday of each week thsre will be
Music sGd Dancing, when those fond Of shaking
their feet can fail in and enjoy a good dance.
Private families ard others furnished with Beer
a. al timer, and al pac -, on the most rensopa
bic termg by sending their orders to the Garden ON
New York aver ce and First street ma l6-lnt
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r Ow-PRICED CARPETINGs.

Il O"-fUiCED SAHfEIlNUS.
Just recslved and for sale at the old stand of
gstt DodsOn. No. MarkUt Spaoe, = fresh suppl IL
of suPsr INGRAM CARPETlNGS, which Will
be cold astonIshlngly low
Excellent All WOOL Double Ingram, at 6lh cents
worth 8711 cents.
Ditto At 50 cents, worth Is Ditto at aik worth g.
. Also, q tull stock of Shades and Materials for
Shades Mosquito Nets, Picture Cords, 50.
JAMES Il DOnSOS,
ie 10 cost No Nsrket Snsoa
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OUR CUSTOMERS HAVING BOOK AC-
~ counts with Us are respectfully notified that
owing to the dulness OF the tines and the SCARE "
oil money, we are willing u offer discount of Il vs
per cent: OF al accounts paid in current and spec
funds. Virginia money will also be taken al the
current rate of discount
WALL, STEPHENS d co,
m Is tIntAl.D Pa. Az, bet. 9th and 10Th sta.
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Cha rIestea sa Rvassassss.
Prom The Charlesfon Msrcur,,. 1qfh. I

The intelligence contained In our tslegr sphie
column today will crafty our readers. sum.
ter Is 10 I've ours without fight. All will be
reioiced that the blood Of our people Il not to
90 shed In ear harbor, In either small or great
degree. To those who have trosblsd them-
ssiye: with vague fears Of war on largo SCALE
ana the horrors Of war extensively, tho relief
will be a. great . The apprehension has bsen
grievous.
=, For ourselves, notwithstanding all the
Northern hander, We have never been able 70
bring ourselves ssriously to believe In the pro-
liability o. any mors than a few collisions sum
ssent 70 shew thst VIC are In earnest And COM
pstent 10 make good our position Of indcpen-
dsnce against eur would. b masters.
1hess gentry "hold our valor light" as
also the honesty Of the discrimination OF
the southern people to be quit Of finn
and their impertincnt aud detrimental
interfsrenco through . Government in com
mon. II may, perhaps yet bc necess-
~ to instruct them little in those particu-
lars. But II appears that for the present., un.
der tho circumstances In this ease, they are In
clincd ssnsibly TO dispense with experiment
and Its teachings.
How far this discretion will r.vivify tho horss
and stimulate the efforts u reconstruction
throughout the South, is matter to bc dis
covered 10y observation. The temper and In
tention Of tho northern people has now beon %
thoroughly developed and exposed to the eyes
OF all those at the South who will 500, that We
trust Union members arc too late In their at i.
tempts upon the virtue and integrity Of our
people.
Crushed cggshells and rtiondship abused can
never DO mended. We have no doubt, how
ever, that Hcrculean efforts will be made In that
direction, and must only take good care Of
these weaker brethren at the South, VIII 80 sen-
timent+ arc stronger than their reason, { lwho
live In the past rather than tho future. The
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Mmrs JUST ARRrsrxp ~ PAau, wa "a.
years ago sn old cio,he, mcreh,nt-bs r. no,,
. sefsuiter Tor millions of francs. '
TEE rnnnryTc GALE, which v,,;,s6 nv,v,.,A
last month. vss espocialIy aeros IN - 80.
borhood Of London; the exposcd loca,io. n -
Sydenham Crystal Palace, made Il an ssS,c;si
object Of its fuSy. The ssuars bloeh teyusinst.
ing the porth wing of ths struetsre 49, ssv-
With an awful crash ON the syeDiaa a ~ 2Ist-
Happily no rreat hsrm Vas dors Srr,s4 ee -
builAiue. AZ no,b,n. n v,Jre %. -sl.ss m
vould cost about $40 eOs, IN r.hrin -
up'-- N
.,s son.oss nv, I IAns ornnrr BOY feens
Psl % vn yosy,i,, ~ 'o.,'aR s -
h,;e.,.s senod' 4. E n .s m. cap, sns o..
,,.i...s ou'. ~, no. aumea . WI
,'Is NJ. ."en ,, rent 70 tne wa.sp susd m
~. % hA., ussu'n ve,es ~ eomis@
sn.;n ~ ~. ycnea n,t" .re .s. ,nes sna ~ ,ns ~
80 -, VIC o,nu nan 'nsnkIuI R,sPsms ~
ssn tor an onSiauEht ~ soon eli fuss"y -
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(saesa.

Tho Gc~od CdSette publishes . letter from
Gssta containing the following details r,s ,spect-
ing the state Of the town whom the Piednontese
troops took possession Of Il
have JUS catered q MA, and II 10 alm,st i'm
possibls 20 imagine iu dsplorabls oootision. In
the square one sbsolutsly walks on irsn. II is
ev0 difficult 70 get along lhe ssrssl, ebstr acted
are they with s6s ruins Of housss Knocked down
by shos and shells. Hare and thsrs I sa~ msn
wheeling barrsws oensaining the nangled rsgnias
of bodies exnicassd from the ruins. 0as poc3No-
man wH got out stu living from under the AL q,
walls Of house, whore shs had lain several days
With brsksa leg. A wouadsd soldier wAs also
found dying In ths street, whsrs he hAd no doubs
bssn absndonsd In the nidst ths confuaon caused
by ths lase bsmbsrdmsns. But NE werA scene oi
oil Is ths rnnsylvsnis bssssry, which was blown
up by ths sxplodsn Of the powder mAgszlnss. Ths
walls thrown down, ths vary rocks riveu, snd this
ground arevn vith shells and grsnAdss, present. Q
sight which really makes ons ahuddsr. Il Is svi.
d0s shss u ths siege hsd iasssd anoshsr month
0ssea would have been utssriy destroyed. The
nvnbG Il sick and wsunAsd In The towa W.
1,rvo
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Foreign Items.

The PRINCE OF WALRs's income during 1860
from his property In Cornwall, was e2ss.125.
The u. 8. SHIP CossrELLArios was at 81.
Helena Jan. 13. The U. b. steamer M0hican
sailed Jan. IL on a cruise.
CREproRs IN PARIs Who sead their debtors
TO prison are obliged to pay about ak dollars
per month for their msintainance. II Il nov
intended 10 increase this sum TO eleven dollars.
A RICH AND xLKGASr CRowx has bean pre-
pared by subscription for Victor Emanuel, con-
posed 0f two branshes slightly intsrlAced, rep
ressnting an oak and q laurel.
A DUEL WITH swoKDs recently took plsoe 10
one Of the combatants' smoking roors. The
antagolistic guest was soon pinued by his
oppohent's rspi.s TO the wadded wainscot
OF the room and Afterwards cared foe In his
hosts own bed.
LoconorIvrs on ooN,1oN RoAps are bsins
adopted 90 much In England, that = bill hA,
bean introduced iato Parliamsat for thsir regu
lstion, 70 that tho safety q the pablo can b
guaranteed, and tho nscadamzsd roads-sos
destroyed.
KnglAnd. The united Assos VI CO inmates OF
the Ratcliffs and Wsppins workhouss London,
amount TO 6,6SS years, or an avsrase % so
| Year, each, and 292 parsons In the sanie house
enjoy an average d 70 years each
| A YouN6 MAN GAMBLER LOST bis entire for
| tups last ssAsos, at baden, Amounting 10
SI6O. GOO. After gambling away, successive
y, park ehatssu, CITY msn''on on anu county
gsmester, ost Of all his estatss, only ungl,
spot Of ground-a small orange plantation.
| THE AsENosnrTHR AT LLoYp's, London
| marked thrty.si pounds pressure Of the wind
| on the square foot on Thursday evening, Feb
| DIST at half-past six o'clock. This Is th'
| heaviest gale recorded there for very nan,
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Criminal.

AIJRrp, Tirr SLAVE, who murdered his mas
ter, was hanged at Fayetteville, Ark, on Fri.
day.
ls \ rUusKvS FrKNzy Mrs. TuoRrr cut
her throat with dull razor. at Dubuque, Iowa,
~ Sunday.
An OH Hoo DEALER In Philadelphis, was
knocked dos n and rabbed Of $35 on Tuesday
night. Tbs thiof IN assd another pocket which
contained Gle.
A MALICIOUS ScouNpRRL, DANRL KARr.
was arrested, near Coatsyile Station, Pa, on
Tuesday, just ~ he had placed two obstruc-
tioas on tho railroad track.
Two BRLLIoKRKNr LITTLE Borshad aght
at Hundsboro, Miss, on Friday week, one
stabbed the oth9 In the left side, dangerously,
and hsd 10 parts unknown.
'SrIxrrtu," A CoNvIcr, attempted suicide
by letting blood from his arm with jagged
piece Of brass, at Cleveland, Ohio, penitsntiary
last week.
THRzx or rova BvnoLARs broke into con-
fsctiouary store, st New Orleans, on Saturday
sight, and carried of the safe bodily, In a.
dillon TO valuable books and papers Il con-
tainsd e1, 900 In cash.
Aeaday night, JAsRs AcLAHI shot RrcHARB
HANOI fatally, snd escaped 70 Bsllair,
where be shot himself on Tuesday. Both wore
youlg men Of respectable family.
HoaAcI SAHsuls, who was married with
much pcap, at hsaden, w., . bare year agN
slopsd last week with the wife ef WnLiAh
JAKrNs, Of Rutland; vhsss ffailty Il squsllsd
only BY her beauty. Tie guilty couple Are
supposed to have gone 10 California.
In A BAnrnoon FI0Hr I.AsP wnnK, 4 0sl-
WESTON, Tsnas, HRnY SYLvHsruR and MAJ
TN RAvnLLs, were shot and cut With knives
N Q dangerous manner. BuRnu Q pugilise
oos Of Ii. ring lsadrh vss badly Asrt before
b was taksn.
eonp 200 IHpIAFS we'll arnlsd snd mount
ID, appeared upon the Nueces river, last Sat-
urdsy week. In the vicinity Of Camp Wood,
Texas, and killed II. ADAn and II. RosNsoH.
ons.sr two daughters Of RosUsos, ~ tAslr 70.
ddsnes.
A DRrNKHr RowDY, JANR FrzoKlALD,
staggered out Of the house, at Boston, on We'd
nssAay evening, armed with . Loaded whip
handle declaring ho would murder some ono
bsfors be returned. lie did; without The
Lightest provocation, he felled . little boy,
years old, to the ground, and fractured his
,kull. Tho child died before he was carried
home.
The RkcKLKss sExrRAyAoAScEe Of dry good
clerk at Doston induced his employer TO sct
watch on his movements last week he was dc
tectsd smbezzling &6; he owned up TO having
daily plundercd for some years, the aEgregat,
amount Of which 10 not less than tl0, 900. A
he urgent entreaty Of his young wife he va,
not prosecuted, having givea up everything In
cludiug handsome house and furniture.
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known as the country round the mewntaiss o.
the Moon. II was not until 1860, the gallsa'
and adventurous BoorR left his home In North
Carolina, 10 bccsme the first settler " KeI-
tuchy. The nrst pioncer n Ohio aid nc< set
tie till twenty years after that time. A hum
dred years ago Canada belonged to France, snd
the whole population Of the United States did
not exceed . million and . half 81 people. A
hundred years ago tho great FsKpkRtCH Of
Prussia was performing these great exploits
which have made him immortal in military an
malls, ana with his ntue meWsrehy was sus-
tanning sngle-handed contest with Russia,
Austria, asd France the three great powers Of
Europe combined. A hundred years ago the
United States were the mos log al part Of the
British Rmpire, and on tho political horizon no
speck indicated the strsggies which within .
score Of years thereafter established tho great
republic Of the world. A hundred years aye
there were hut four ncwspspcrs In Amsriea
steam engines bad not beoa imagined, AMI rail-
roads and teleeraphs had nst entsred into the
rsmotsst conceptions Of nsn. When We come
10 look beck At II thxough tho vista of history,
we And that the century which has passed has
bs sn allotted IA more important events, in th,ir
bearing upon ths Happiness n the world, thaa
almsst any which has ehpssd since the cres-
tim
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Ssme ten days since, on the 18th Of January,
~ vas returning about dusk from Visit to the
buried city Of Pompeii, on catering the great
square, the Largo di Castillo, my attention vAs
drawn TO series Of bonfres On all sides. Pux-
Eled 70 undsrstand the meaning q thisl ldemon-
strstion, I st first imagined there had been .
political reaction, but tho absence Of any ex-
traordinary noise or tumult led me to abandon
this conjecture stewards learned that my
visit to Pompeii had lost mo the chance ofIwis-
Messing the peoaliar Neapolitan festival Of San
Antonio Abbats. St. Antonio Il the patron
saint q animals, and this day his oonstitueutS
ar may - call thsm) are brought to ths
Church Of San Antonio gaily csparisoned, and
receive formal benodiction- SootA TO say,
the poor animals richly deserve ono gala day
In the ysar, for In Naples they are . hard
working. much enduring. and Ill treated race.
The Neapolitans seem inclined 70 mako thar
beasts Of burden share tbs opprsssisa 70 which
In times past they have hsusslvss bsso sub
jecied. ..... r.
To return 70 ths festival Il b psrs f'ths
Programme 70 bring out towards- evening al
the old chairs sad tables which are ~ far
gone for furthsr uss, and mako bondss oSthsm.
Whsthsr chairs and tabls are ehssss, bssauss
beng fOurlsgged, they may bs regarded - an
Appropriate offsring to ths patron saint Of
auadrupcds, I am not informed. In this cole
brsti0n the priests take prominent part
The cafes In Naples arc very good places 10
| study the people since to greater extent thaa
elsewhere thsy arc places Of resort not only for
guests, but for small traders Of every kind.
Let me give you . brief description Of enc Of
these institutions at which was in the habit
o< dining. Having taken my SCAT at . table
and given my order, begia to look about ne,
l quite satizhed that I must walt from twenty
minutes TO half an hour before shall be attend
ed to. A Frsnchman ats at tho nsxt table who
evidently has no admiration for Nsapoli.
tan restaurants. hear him gruublinx
that the poorest cafe in Paris Is superior to tn,
best in Naples. A bright-eyed little fellow en-.
ters from the street and ofFsrs mo the daily
paper, recently started by DuxAs, the French
novelist. Out Of curiosity buy . copy, and
recognize at once the style Of the greatest o.
! esotists. At the head Of the papsr is a san
| tsnce from GAaBALDI, nearly In these words
'I rejoice that my friend DUMAS has resolved
10 start journal, the more especially that
know he will bs the first TO sssan mo II I prov,
rscrssAt to my duties q child Of the people.
GAMBALpI, Whose heart Is apt to miAead hii
Judgment, has estimated DuaAs at much msf,
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eoceaississ n FIIshs.

Ono Of the ridiculous mishaps which will
sometimes bsfall soldiers, befsll . whole 6le Of
the snugly sttirsd military Of Now Orleans on
the day Of the TwIoos reception. They were
drawn up along the street In front Of building
In course Of construction, and close In their
rear was long mortar bed, two feet deep, with
that pls.tc sSmpSstsn ready ,s x fCI =. The r.. work.
sage Of the carriages being rather narrow, the
officer ordered his men 10 take step back.
They did 10, and about twenty feet Of "sogers"
instantsneously disappeared from sight back
wards, the front file, In close order, preventing
the rear rank from recovering themselves whom
They were submerged, and every soldier Of
them had his pretty uniform spoiled. They
took cabs and absquatulated instantsr. sr.-Ao6sls
A dpsfLssr