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wonAH rAKE PoOos or Muraxu -a6r4 0osAd
fesbding ~ No. 50 Monmouth street fssine very IN 60
Iass Sunday morning sook dzngheof whsG she sup.
posed 70 ~ spsom saiss but which lurnsd out y ~
solpha1s o. xac o. whs si.no Which, her husband .as
ssscd With pisscing ps1 In the STOMACH Witch wsop
aIisysd ~ Do adminstr.a9u 81 sms,Icx tn, sssmsu
pump was sssa applied - tho woman ia pronounc.a
A Nsoay RuwIsa AaAss pncoanrsDl -Ou tho uIshs
q ths7ssh ssyssnbsr gaae.of three "rcpghse broke
,hroosA tho vts1ows a Tnsnas ciovxh% housc. and
committed *, - ssI. % .hs q, m.,I s, rs1
when GOO or thssu, Jamas BgsA1bu vas srrsstsd J.
Greone street sa,ooa. He was oenmitssd for TRIAL
rms Mssonc RAEl Psossor AsAnDosSo Tho ioss
which purchassd The oosnss Of 0eovvsad South
ssyen Of tsss Masouiu Hall
aboai 70 b sold for $4,000. esin q $50 % The
parchass, and Ia. osy refunded - tp coasrbutess.
From some cause o. other lag. sseacn % ne IN
thu speculation waa . failure. tt
LsarLAnvx 0syroRws --0encrAi Edward JAriias. pss-
preor Of the Jeraoy Guy ms, has pso usssd Sos ne
csrkship OF tho Houas - Assembly ard msss web -
opposition capsalnJ Astsoa Drake ~ named Ter No
ongrossng clerkahip
TINS rRorosso cos~scsnu Bssvss IAAR-
When u first proposal " esu Richassaa
with Bergen Point by cerryboa running svery quassss
of an hour the project oppcsltton but -
the contrary offered fncil.tt~s which wskf acoomOo-
date large number Of the residents who do businsD
10 New York rumor busily cirsuiassd. howcvsss
during the last ~crk tho scheme will be absndonsA
for financial reasons.
Gomnanpaw.
RAILROAD CoIlnos.-A locomotive ran ireo frcighs
train yesterday forenoon hs stock yard brsnoh Of
ths Central Railroad, and ~ tho slightly
damaged A tho traffic At this point thcre
seems To bs no special provision made 70 nd Agains
accidents
Newark.
Esssx Cousrv BHIx socIxrs-Ths annual msctInG q
the Esset County Bible Society bold Yesterday ass
and evening In the Third Presbyterian church me
Treasnrers report shows tho rocspb Of tho year 70
have becn o. $50 30 most Of which has bcn handel
Ia tho American Bible Society The Secretary Mr. j. y.
Jackson, read the annual report, which showed he
society 10 be Ia nourishlng condition. ia receipts being
much larger than In previous years Rev MeSsrs Lag
renee Of New Brunswick, and Babbitt. OF tho Hsdsoa
County Bible Society, made interesting romAfkA a
resolution adopted 20 have contribution cirouiars
issued by tho several churches order 10 increase tbs
receipts la tho evening tbs session largely
attended and addresses delivered by Raw Dv.
Masak. Of somervils. Raw. VIM J. II Taylor, ID. D..
iisy J. 4. Newman and others.
Oranas.
BuRgiARir- For tin,s past iarcsniss and bov-
giares Ac, have bsen committed 0rsngs the pssps
rntors saoooens In sluding tho vigilance of inc o.
A. length, however, perseverance, The psr -
tho detectives has resulted Ia the arrest Of Rufus W
Norton. Howard w Odcli and Prank do Forest, Ill a.
whom charged with being iiDp scztsd In soms -
these transactions They havs bsss committed IN fsiL
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prom the Ss~ Albany Ind Ledger
some sir or eight weeks ago vs published IN the
Ledoy an u the sudden and sn.ocounsbie
appearances Of Mr. woedmansse, prominent and widely
known merchant ~ Brownstovn, Jackson county. The
friends of Mr. almost distracted on account of
the mystery that shrouded hs fate They sdverssd ali
over he country giving full description Of him, and
offering lsrFs reward Tor such Information - would
disrovsr his whersabouss Whistler he vas dss1 ov
sitve bat no information could b obtained ard hiG
relatives de-psired o. ever again hearing from hin
bot murder vlll out. and u 10 nov drnniisiy aeeee.
tanned that the last night Mr. Weaknesses vas sssn -
seymour on hs vsy 70 the Ess 70 buy socds) - his
last living night ~srb. He bed hem IN 90 Il
the hotels al seymour during ths evening" ~ 60
memory serves " right s~alting the sriv. q tbs
train sopg east 90 tbs OHIO and Mississippi Raiirosd,
designing 10 take passage on the train About nine
o'eoor he Jeff the ho,s ssvinx bs bssssss thsrs but
taking large sum Of money which he had apoa his p>
son ms VI. The iass seen o. him alive
on Thursday last ths BODY u NJ wccfmsnsss ~
found n white rvss not very for bs'ew the Old siaes
Of Rsrkfovd The he'd 49, ssvsrsd from TIE wusk
and ssrons twfns cord 70 which 80 sstschs hsAsy
stone s1s fsss V ihss pass q The eset len 80 Y
ne bsdy. rhs euss bed cut es:pay ssso tss 80
me boIy alsbo~sh naoh dscsys1. bsss Ne nsrss .
is-vss<s ~sp'A,GA Indicted spos y ~ sbs - ~
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Mediation ID the South American Dimculty.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1859.
The report is confirmed that Chile and Peru have con-
sented accept the mediation Of tho governments Of
France and England.
GuardinS Against an Outbreak.
MADRID, Nov. IS, 1885.
The government OF Spain taking strong to
prevent threatened outbreak.
Don Miguel Dead.
Don Miguel, Of Portugal Is dead.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The csnsrd mall steamship Java. vai Issvs Bsssss
on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails tor Europe will Close Va thm oly -
ausrtsr-pasi and half pAa ave- s'cook Tuesday
afternoon.
rhs Ssv YoaG REHABILITATION To- Ksrops-vsi -
ready 81 eleven O'Clock tuesday aornisg
single copies. In wrappsrs. rssdv far nAihAs N
esats
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
The Universal Suffrage and Amnesty Bill
Tabled In the House.

NASHVILLE Nov. 10, 1893
A bill was introduced into the Tennessee House to-day
% repeal present franchise law and give suffrage 70
Che negroes being proposition for universal amnesty
The bin laid the table tho first reading by
10 ~, the East Tennessee members voting solid,
radical and conservatives, 20 lay the table, and the
conservatives from Middle and West Tennessee against
laying the table
Another bin was introduced, striking out the word
swhite' In the present franchise law.
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iAnLIcA MIfllIefhct.

Bopr cv SAMOA Rrcovxsrp. body Of The sailor
,who vas lost from the brig Flying scud, wrecked on
eockswy beach, ~as recovered yesterday afternoon.
Coroner Auerbsch vas notified OF the fact and proceeded
st 70 hold an inquest. The captain OF the vessel
gave his testimony and the Jury rendered verdict OF
found drowned" The name OF the deceased vas john
Mcbride, aged -, native of the city OF Dublin.
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NEWS fnom NEW ORLEANS.

NV UfLvAsr NOV. ", 1900.
large numbers OF visitors are daily arriving here
Tue federal and sste occs viii be closed tomorrSw,
In order 70 give the employees opportunity 70 witness
ths Inauguration OF the grand fair
Senator J. DooIittle OF Wisconsin, left this morn
Ing for Galveston for . short visit 70 Texas
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{ n al A N o

Serious and Fatal foundations.
LONDON, Nov 49, 1884,
Great floods are devastating the counties OF York and
Lancaster
Many lives have been lost by drowning.
The Reform Agitation.
The Reform demonstration in Edinburg on Saturday
large and imposing
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ORGANIZATION w TM HoarH cAaolIM LEGISLATURE.

RAiuoH, ~ C., Nov 10 1854
the Legislature organized to-day by the election
Of w 4 kaney speaker Of the Senate, and Mr. McAden
sneaker of tho Houss Of Commona The old ofhcers
were 70 elected Governor worths message VII proba-
bly, be sent In tomorrow.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LrvxRrool, Nov. 10, 1904
The steamship Morsvisn, Captain Alton, which eft
Montreal November g. has arrived out
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R U 5 81 A..

The Imperial Bride Seriously III.
81. PErERsBURo, Nov. Is, 1885,
The Russian festivities have suddenly stopped on
account Of the serious illness OF the Princess Dagmar
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fine AT Fonr PLAN.

roRr prAs, Montgomery Co, " ", Nov. 10.
Ksmp's broom factory and warehouse vere en.
TREY destroyed By Gre last night HIS loss about
" 900. partly insured Solomon Smiths ioss about
u, 500 on broomeosn stored In . house adjoining
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tsve already named for the position. Judge
Barnard has given sufficient evidence OF bis
Opposition to the "ring," and Of his determine
lion TO discharge his duties with impartiality
and strict integrity. He has been IN upright
sAd fearless Judge, and he would prove an
honest and incorruptible Comptroller. He can
hs elected to the position, II the respectable
and Independent citizens Of New York desire
Il and resolve that 1t shall be SO. No
Saubt . number Of broken down politi-
Gal hacks viii be out on the track,
backSd BY this interest and that; but
they will DO nowhere in the race. The repub-
Hoans, w sticking to q partisan candidate,
However respectable be may be, cannot hope
% accomplhh any good result; for the demo-
cratic strength may almost be broken into
three pieces and yet defeat them q .
party. They should, therefore, join the In
dependent voters who have been the means
Of breaking up the Hoffman, Brennan and
Cornell ring" and elect Judge Barnard to
the ONCE of Comptroller. II the journals
pho have opposed the city coruphons win
Concentrate their influence upon Judge Bar
@ard and ask the people to elect him. they
cannot fall to succeed. Organisations should
% formed In every ward TO promote Judge
Bamard's nomination and to insure his success
at the polla The good work commenced at the
county election should not be suffered to 60
backwards; but the city should be at once and
edectually redeemed from misgovernment and
corruption by the election Of such man as
Judge Barnard for its chief financial officer.
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THs Toxn o. cHAsrrAr Rev Nesws Q. IT. LAYER.
deere and H. r. Caaxran priests Of tho archdiocese OF
Quebec, have iuss Nov ~ discovered the tomb Of
Chsmpiain. founder Of that city and htber Of New
Trases, noe tbs provinces OF Lower Canada Thsy viii
shortly pubsh detailed scoesss u Ne disssvsvT and
az ne tonb
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BAIrmoes Nov. 10, 1854.
Al The annual meeting Of The Baltimore and Ohio Raj
fost Company The old Board q Directors we're elected
Vss sscsgA % trsasai tAkes pIses v psespRsr
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This news OF the ratification of ths tiuo Of the Nov
York and Tshnsniepcc Railroad And Steamship Compsav
by the Emperor Macmillan, which reached hers
days ago by telegraph via fsw Orleans, oonnrmeA,
and the DEGREES have bean brought By nr OBal1l
van who negotiated this snAir with me hsxicAn govern
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P R U 5 STA.

Count bismarck Convaiescent.
BERLIN, Nov. 10, 1855
1t Is positively stated that Bismarck will soon
the active duties OF his Office.
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MnrSD0xvirix Ga, Nov 10, 1893
Tho Senate has passed q bin extending the time 70
debtors pay the nrs nstalment debts to January
4
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murdered him. - there = no doubt Of his being muir
dered.
The discovery II the body - caused TIE ost intense
excitement In hownstoWu and thronghcus ysckson
sty, and sD viii be spsrcd discover the nsnds
who committed the murder. We understand that
picion sttaches 70 parties In Seymour
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ss-"i ysss siss .ilh FiiALoss sIgar sfoostnn
cEgfUh lAilsa and your ~rtt~o -9ff. - 1fssths
frsgranos N tAsy hsd bon aisef W
fo~y hp.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.


Tue steamship Rlsias Star. Captain A. r. Org. ~
lssvs this port Wednesday, for Asp,swAl
Tho mails for csntrat America and tho sostb pscsns
gill Close half past O'Clock Wednesday mo~usng
Ths Ssw Yoxx Hss.tD-Editon f~ ths Paosao -~ua
b. ready At half p~s, nine o'clock 10 ths morning
singisooplss IA vr.ppsra really fos mating sG ssuAa
s-s' Ss.' sils: .if if'iiALoss MGar rIoosI.o
ir,srases y Asy h.a sssa siss~i "
o~o ic.y hp.
All Prizes Cs.s~d In Legal Eess~vies. -Gtros-
D. cLurK ssssss. no srssa~sy.
s...ass' ,ssr-s rP:'rssss ri.f.-ss:l s-tssssix
yAroR - csns street sss sfusss- ssss IL esfssiAS.
gss, ss -. =. &C.. 10! e:s. n.:Ay
ns'ehs,.r'. g.il Dy.: rAs Ne, 2. sss
sss Sssso'J Il n.sa.S
n. y. !: Th..s, Agss,,.y. ..S n,rs.s-
s.' SD. ~ - i, ' ~ :. aScss ssosei.
.s:s:s :s4 ~; 800 .:ss. $50;
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,. ga. - 49, z! z. 49,. si;: r. w.; s
ns": .u y's' 81 sgd: : s s. :..
s''s.'s s go. -:r':; 9'f s.. =.
Finest Ready sfss. 0v.scs.f. SD u--ise~s
49,. AZ 1880. "a oassiss c....s ,.,s.. ... <...s
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ssokiw sno. ai..,.,. sl.-e.si 70 ys.rA ..
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w.
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rrarhi, nf;7S;rSs..sf-s..1. . ms1 ..s.:
y. 80. ...., 49,. ~. 1889 49, s.s go e.
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Assa's sss~auAs Assar $50 r-fsss.~.
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Tst r.s: S ::s. K: :..S'.:.. ,e':s;
80 ,-,. k..t 90 y -: .-ssgs .f.t $500 $50 =.
,,.s $40, v. AZ !. ~ i, S;s.l-v.
gs:i's: .x.,s:s.: ,sst: :...r -'-''' Va
rH5rTys:: q. S s:::- g 81. ":''l.s'f
49,. 49,. 6: . y ~, =. 80 c,'".rr z
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IR Ella n o..

The Fenians MusterIng and England Pre-
pairing.
LosDoS, Nov l9-Evening
IL said that the government alive 10 the fact that
large numbers Of Fenians have been arriving In Ireland
weekly, and Is well prepared TO meet any rebelIious
movement
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Tue steamship Risins star. Captain A. r. osy. ~
issvs this port ON Wednesday, for Aspsswail
Tho mails for Central America sad tho sostb Pscsas
gill cioss half past O'Clock Wednesday morning
The Ssw Yoxx Hss.tD-Efition fov tbs Paotno-wua
b. ready At half past O'Clock 10 tbs msrsias
sngisooplss. Ia vrsppsra rssiy fcs mating sG sss1a
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a. gss,ss,r- s:.s p:s.. re- n...zyy.
ma
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Bat~maa Concert In Brooklyn.


The nrst part Of last nights programme at this thea
tire was Of The usual miscellaneous character giving fo
play for the versatile talents Of the company. The
dancing OF Mills. Bertha the singing Of Miss Jennie
Angel and the negro wtticlsms Of Mcsr Johnny
wild and D. Gallagher were received with nsmlssAka-
BILE signs Of appreciation Tony Pastor vas In fall force
In collection Of his usual favorite songs, receiving
less than four recals The entertainments terminated
with new local extravaganza called The Fairies % the
Hudson. 90 all the psces o. local character which
Tony Pastor has presented 70 the Bowfry public, This
must be acknow 20 be the best sbounds In all
sort Of ertravagsnt jokes and local political aud social
hlts A. we'll in somewhat too harsh abuss OF the
isI,ritsh Lying" Tony Pastor Jonathan introduces
large col lection Of new songs the choruses u which
are we'll sustained BY the whole company. The scenic
arrangements very good the nrrt and last scenes
being Of really artistic effect There II doubt that
the piece will receive very large patronage from tho
fr.quentsr. of this popular theatre II sny rate b nrSs
representation vas crested with an oysrno~ng house.
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I n Ola

Abatement or the Famine.
LosDos, Nov. Is, iso6
Teegrsphic dispatches from Bombay report the graft
flying intelligence that the famine In India abating
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Park Theatre, Breekiyn.

Rocambole, ave sct sensational play W. for tho
nrst time produced this house last evening wthou,
dwelling upon the merits Of the piece, state that
lis worth rsshetic production Is small The situa-
tons however, ARE highly meiodrsmailc. and the pos
developed after set with the skill peculiar 70 modern
French payvrghts and In accordance with time honore
rules The principal characters OF the play enacted
by Mr. and Mrs " r. Conway and hessrs. Davis and
Lamb The two viilanous individuals introduced In the
OF tho performance and the vruous heroine
personaied with great effectiveness
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Renewal Or tho Canadian Revelation.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1890
There reports circulation that lighting has been
renewed In Gambia
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victsr EaanueI's Psiicv On tho Roman Qaes-
tion.
F1oREsCu, Nov. 10, 1854
Baron Ricasol Prime Minisses Of The Italian govern.
msn has Issued circular discouragns the agitation Of
|. the Roman. question
Italy, he says viii b. neutral and await the certain
triumph Of her rghta
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.


movement
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
~~-~<~>,>~~~>~~~~-~~~~~~~
Renewal Or tho Canadian Revelation.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1894.
There are reports Is circulation that lighting has been
renewed in Gambia
INDIA.
-~->>D~~>~~~~~~~--~~~~
Abatement or the Famine.
Lospos, Nov. Is, 1893.
Teleg,phc dispatches from Bombay report the graft
flying intelligence that the famine In India 10 abating
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The London Money Market.
LONDON, Nov. lo-Hoon.
Consols to-day arc quoted at COX.
AMERICAN sEcuRfrrRa
The following are the current quotations OF American
securities.-
United States nvs-twenties. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70X
Illinois Central shares ..1sk
Erie Railway shares. Avn
LONDON, Nov. 1o-Evening.
Consols cloeed to-day Al COZ for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES
The following arc the closing quotations Of American
United States nve-twenties.
Illinois Central shares
Erie Railway shares. ........oo
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
fIyKRPooI. Nov lo-Noon-
the cotton market Is quiet and unchanged. Middng
upands are quoted lad The sales today viii reach
5000 balsx
Liverpool Breadstuns Market.
LivKaroo, Nov i9-Evening.
The breadstuffs market to-day has been nrm and
changed
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slprsie i,e,L.sis~s -~-,as Mseh,s~- 80
rsrs ri Pssnsyissais s~as f&ss. 10
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ssfsras n III threat fsss-
wiu ssr~~sr sufprs~f - ~ s.rst nw~1..t~
BAT saSd~d 81 - hAywsts BGOnCmtAfs
TkO,Hfs Ths isasae~nt ias~fasat@ sllsy pyian>sexu
rrfafon. asf .ft<f pabie sf~sk1nx rnxfG s.ss ks
fpsts --.stsf .si -~ss.sss " 80 mse es.suss ts>,S
- sin give rsas~el stfsnsts - - veal erss1s.
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pips.t Ready Mao. asv~sessts .sA u--ise~s
- eF~f ! tails
No.. IN s~lH. Chlllr.is Csshins issg.s ..ne@s
~ ~. tg .sA v-sy 1~ nsys ali sss C.s&Asss~
nRoktw sno@ nf.sfsy.sa si.-s.ss 10 rs.sss 80
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% "a. - -. =! z! . sis: ~ 80 Z Is.
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~. ya:;'S. e .x's:s.: ,sst:: .s. -'-''' Wa
WIN Issss~. ss1 ey.s-~s,-I r.,sl .f-s'
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ns': :. sy' s::.,:: s s:s c:..
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tn, rsg.iN Nss<ixess.. Ysss ~ kiwry:
ssA ga ~ kss s~ss1. sft&s ss~s,n b~~a
vstst " tLsw u 80 ps,ps p,sRs a "a l..fas ysis,
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take EN- away = shout the crowd anxious for .
novelty ana the dog. carried out Their places
taken b. another couple, srger snd stronger Who, Zoe
nfesn minutes engage in the beliish tght 70 the
jovment u that unnatural throng They bite aud
crunch and growl They ssixs and shake earh other
on one srVIs ths other BY the Jas sbf draws him
bowling about the pit The other catches him herrsly
BY the head and hrnshss the floor With him hs weight
falling with horrible thamp But they grow
hasst~d IN turn, snd smother eoupi. set A. one
anoshsr 10 worry fsht ull they iouser
Thus the sarly part " The night consumed aus TIE
crowd vsarisf Al lat by ercitemsnt overcome 9Th
LIQUOR break 10 70 their ssysrsi pssc~s % sbsde.
And ,uch n the FOOD that xats the sppess % toby.
In eiv,il,ef N.w Yors sgch bsr@rous fort,
nightly enacted q the very hour perhsr~ whsn prayers
sIon and Enlightenment u fsr-n hesabsn Oar bssfbss
81 bofns sr. fesrosisp F~fgtsss ,ssy ~s sunk 10
low 70 b. rsschsd ~ any other mssn- usp
shss afforded By ibs prvhibtsey pc-u % TIE
law n our poiD. are sss'oss naa
pscs on srs~s -heh thrvss th~rs iks an siesr
sod employ Their esassrirlss ps~sr te p~r~ns ~ho
Win pasA~r 70 dspysssd and vicious TASTE 10 he nAnn~f
tai Il above described merit punlshsns ard should -
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Who Was Responsible!

Much has been said about the suffer-
ings Federal prisoners have endured from
the inability of the Confederate authori-
ties to properly provide for them, and the
refusal of the United States authorities
to exchange them. In February, 1865,
the week of the evacuation Of Whining
ton, North Carolina, several thousand Fed
eral prisoners were collected at Whining
ton, to be exchanged. But when the flag
|of truce was sent to Scho6eld to know i
he would receive them, he replied to Hoke
that it was no time for an exchange Of
prisoners, and they had to be sent back
again to the interior of North Carolina
In reference to this, Gen. Bradley 7
johnson, in his examination on the trial
of Major Gee, at Raleigh, said
Q.-Do you know any difficulty you
had about getting these prisoners ex-
changed after transporting them?
|, A.-Yes, sir; I have two hundred ane
ifty kilograms on the exchange.
Q.-Did you transport them, and were
they refused by the United States author
tiles?
A.-Yes, sir; I can give the telegram'
of Generals Bragg, Baker and Hoke OF
this subject, that the United States au
thorities refused to receive them.