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PROPOSALS.
pBOFOsALs FOR ARMY IBANsPORTA


oSee Czi.f oya.tsrmastv,
fs-t Lsarestrorth, kaaSas. Nov. rs: 1857.
S It r Sf ySk q Hss
for the transportation Of military supplies during
March 81, ls69, on the following routes
ROUTE No. 2.
aad sny other point or points that may be desis-
1Isted ty the Chief Quartermaster, Department OF
70 any places thai mar be designsied BY the ship
ping oGeer, in the state Of Kansas and Territory
to Fort Union New MeIics or other pot that hat
may BE- designated in that Territory, and to any
other points on The S6 52Tff to S that depot
Prom Fort [ Mon, or such other depot a. may be
pests OF stations that are or may be estsbls he'd in
that TERRITORY, and to snch posts or stations as
m the STATE OF Texas, west Of iongitude no de-
-gTees-
IRON sush point a. may be dssignstsd on the
Mi..oori Ps.isc RsiirCsd, or the Union Pacific
tsiIsGsd 2 b % Fort Gibson, I9dAn ts,ritoIy
military depot in that Territory:
The seisht 20 be tI.nfgoried during the year
on Route No. }. sooooD pounds; and. on Route No.
ProposaIs will be made for each route sepsr
Bidders WI stat the rate per 100 pounds per 100
miles 81 WHICH they viii transport the stores 10
rssh month 81 19e yeSr; beginning April I, 1853
Bidders viii give their names in full, as well as
pt accom- 20 Dy bond IN the sum OF ten thou
more responsible persons, in legal form and pro-
perry stamped. guaranteeing that in case the con-
traCt 10 awarded for the route mentioned N the
pr9pOssl 70 the party proposing IL will be ACCEPTED
ara entered into, and good and suff cent security
furnished b. said party in accordance with The
teruss OF tbs advertisement
Each ot1der must D. present at the opening of
he proposals, OF BE- Represented BY his attorney
The contractor viii be required TO give bonds in
On RoUTE No. s. SI@es
Ca RoUTz No 5. S51s9.
Satisfactory evidence OF the los Atty and sovency
II each bidder and person offered As security eiil
- required
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation Route Nos. .. 3 or s. As the
-sse may be. and none will De entertained unleSs
hey comply with the reqniTeme of this adyer-
iisenle1t.
The ps-ty 70 whom an award il made must be
prepared 20 execute the contract without unneces-
.sry delay and to give the required bonds for the
faithful performance of the contract.
re n GIT 10 reset any and all bids that may be
Tered is reserved
The contractor on each route must be in readi-
ness fer BeTvice by the irst day of April Is6S and
be nay be communicated with readily. For Route
Ne =, at Fort HArker. and such other point on the
rairosc as may be de-i mated the starting point
u the route; Tor Route No. 5, at Fort MON. New
Kansas. '
Blank forms showing the conditions Of the CON-
tract o. Be entered into for each Route can De had
the Quartermaster at New York, Chicago. St
Louis. st. Paul. Fort LeayenwOrth, Omaha. Den
ser, &. 7. AID Santa Fs and must accom- pany and
&c part u the proposals. -.
Deputy QusrterrnRster General
aeFatallB q. q. Nj. Dept q the Missouri
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DROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSITIONAL.
HEADQraRTrSs DIRT OF THE PLArrE, }

HEADQrARTFRs DEPT OF THE Platte, }
CEIEFQUARTERMAsrERsO YFIrE,s
Sealed PrOposal. VIII BE- reeeiy ed at this Office
ary ls5s; Tor the transportation Of Miiitaty Sup
pile- during the year commencing April l. 1858 and
ending March 81 k hs5g r no =
From Cheyenne. Daketa or such other point, "a
omaha branch of the Union Pacific Railroad, west
o. Shey me 90 such posts or depots As are now or
south Of latitude segrees; in Territory Of Dakota
west OF Longitude l4 degrees; In the Territory 81
Territories Of Utah and Colorado, north q latitude
40 degrees. ineiudine, il necessary, Denver City.
Route No. viii not exceed twenty ave million
(t5 l0o) pounds.
BIDDERS win state the rate per 100 pounds per 100
miles at which they viii transport the stores in
each month OF the year. beginning April /, 1868,
Bidders should give their names in full. as well
a. their places Of residences, and each proposal
thousand SloO6ol dollars, signed b. two or more
responsible persons, legally executed and properly
arded for Tia route mentioned in the proposal to
tn PARTY prGpSsing the contract Ei Dc accepted
terms of this advertissnen "''N Tue
Each bidder must be present at the opening Of
the proposals, In person or be represented by lis
The contractor will be required TO give $50 900
Satisfactory evidences Of the loyalty and solven.
oy OF each bi4ier and person otered a. security
Proposals must be endorsed a. Proposals for Army
entertained unless they fully comply With the re-
agreements OF this advertisement.
The party TO whom the award is made must he
prepared TO execute the contract at once, and to
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
Ance OF the contract.
The right % reject any and all bids that may be
The contractor mnst he 10 readiness for service
By the dsy 81 April, 1858, and will be required
to have . place of business or agency az which be
for Route No. n Cheyenne, Dakota, er at such
other POINT rs may be indicated IS the starting
poi vt Of the route.
Blank forms, showing the conditions Of the con-
tract 10 be entered into can be bad application
at this ONCE. at the Office Of the Qaartermaster
at New York, 81. Louis, Fort LeavenWorth, Santa
Re. and Fort Smelling, and must accompany and be
q part Of the proposals.
By order of the Qusrtermaster General,
WI. MYERS,
Brevet Brig. Gen CHIEF Quarternaaster,
no 3g-tfB Department Of the Platte
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THE EVENING STAR,
TEIEGRANN. Ar

The national conveDton OF msnufactur-rs
Assemblies az Cleveland. Ohio. this morning
Delegates are e. pected from eighteen Sta,e.
including Kentucky and Tennessse. The 90
sec, OF the gathering IL tc secure an early re-
moNa OF the tax upon man nsactures and pro-
oucuons except Injuries. ard q suggest
changes IN the mode OF Assessments and COZ
ectine the revenue. and the sppeinuneut ana
removal OF revenue ofncers.
The last dispatches received from Nsssowxb
report That the British expeditiOnsry force IN
Abyss ina had reached place called SepApe
where there was au abundance Of water sud
the natives friendly.
The New York CONSTITUTIONAL COnven tssn
adjourned Monday evening Tor want of auss-
run
An inques. was held an London on Mona,y-
on the bodies Of the persons Killed by the at
tempt 10 blow mp the wall OF Cferkep vstt
PRISON. a large number OF witnesses were ar
amiped, but nothing satisfactory was ELECTED
as 70 the perpetrasor Of tine crime.
The Steamer VINE de Paris, from Br-st on
the tn ins tsnt, srrived IN New n ORR last nisht
The new DANISH n mister, Pr. p. u Bile. AZ
passenger.
The Paris Pstrls ofyesterday morning fncis-
nsntiy denies that there is any truth In tse re-
port which bad been current tAat the French
Government has sent an envoy % Mexico.
Rumors Of changes an the New ork Cussom
House are rife in that city.
A rumor eAs reaesed louoou from Vienna
that . change in the Austrian Ministry 10 iu-
pc DdiEg And that Cosot Won Taafe 20 form
a new cabinet The report needs confirms
ton.
The truth of Foe report that Spain has offers6
70 sell sns islands Of Cuoa and Porto Rico 20
me United States 10 denied IN Tsoudo D.
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ID r o p U 5 A L >.
Or, Csisf G. s. Era NIL

Cssc, Calf e. s. Fitth Military DssfTtcf. !
Nc Orleans. La. December :. 1851 (
Scaled Proposals. which must be in duplicate
With copy of this advertisement attached to each
are tsvitee Till the Zl day Of becember 1857 at \,
- Tor furnishing FRESH BEEF to all persons
suppttef - 18th rations At the Military stations Al
and II tke vicinity Of New Orleans. FORTS jackson
and -. Philip New Orleans Barracks, GreenyilIe
at OF htr camps and stat ions draw ratOns from
the sbogenamed places. The Beef 70 be delivered
81 the stations Of the troops in all cases
The stat on at Forts Macon and Pike, Shin ISL
n O. Fort Livingston and Brashesr City are not
included IN the above.
The Beef 20 Be equal &" the best which the mar
ut affords. and in equal PROPORTIONS OF fore and
~ I'D quarters. with necks. shau6s and kidneys
taiiOv ex luded. and TO he furnshe often as the
GoVernuent may require IL. The deliveries to be
occurred b contract with good and suff Gent
bcDs and 20 oOntnue in force for such time as the
fC1nml-sary General of Subsistence OF the Com
y anciug General Of the 5th Military District may
direct.
n order 20 prevent the use of inferior cattle the
Government reserves IL itself the ri ght tO
the cattle from which the beef Is obtained at any
TINE. And toe Ause the same to be rejected.
Pay N ats viii Be made at the end of the month.
therefor.
No bids will be receive 81 from parties whe have
heretofore fsei TO comply with their en gazeue nts
- Ifh any branch II the Government.
Endorse envelope Proposals for Fresh Beef -
and Glrcct TO the undersigned.
Pubii-hed By direction of General Hancock
&C. mmspding 5th Military Division.
A. BECKWITH.
h 10 stB Brevet Mai Gen q a n :
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- Ofes Grief C. s.. Dis N ~,
SANTA Fl, N. NJ. Nov, a. iSs.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will he received
at this Office until III O'Clock q M, THURSDAY,
December lotb, 1857 for delivery to the A. O. g. for
Indians at the Cimarron, Maxwells Ranch, New
Mexico. the following amounts of Subsistence
Stores, monthly, VIZ: = - -
Is Ooo lbs Of W heat Neal or shelled corn
y so lbs. of Fresh Beef met pounds
Dell cry to be made on the tirst day Of each
m nth, and the contract to be in force six MONTHS
VI tn the privilege of extending il to twelve
months. commencing January /. 1853. fI ..tf
: The Wheat Meal delivered under this contract
must be OF the best qu city. and made from sound
wheat; the 6helled Corn mnst be sound. sweet. and
free from dirt both &c be delivered In good strong
sacks Of 100 lbs net eaeh-saeks 70 be returned to
The Fresh Reef must be good healthy steers. or
received Cd the hoof-the contractor not being re-
qpired to Slaughter. The net weight Of the Beet
10 be taiped In the manner prescribed By par
II 70 Army BeGuIAttons Of 1865, :, u : - y
Bids WiH Be received for the Wheat Meal, or
Corn, or for the Beef. or for all
4 The epveleps most bore endorsed upon It the nps
ture OF the bid epcloDed.4 aaIIgY HeIHr
Two or more fsiiy respectable persons must sign
eafh bid guar sntkefnf e ove bgnd to the amount
Az srdea Is re XiSdsr tkey endorse. ~ 's
!. a copy OF this edyerteemeat ppet DO attached 10
esch OF the duplicate bids.
The bids Will - opened q ~ i9oekA :. M. Dec
~, 1871. sod biddsrs are invite g . krsssnd ID
dsl4stB BIT. Mei. ana Chisf 9. q, Dat d n. =.
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DROPOsALs F0R FORAGE,

ORC ASSISTANT O. ARIERaAsrxz Z. s. Al
sAsASNAH, Ga, December 9. 1861.
Sled ProgSsals Will be reel ed at this once
uutil SAT- RDkI- Decemger n fss1. for su D iy-
,oE this depot with the following quantity OF
$500 pounds OATS.
go 600 pounds HAY. .a Ttt
The Oats TO be sound. free from dirt or char and
put % IN good strong sacks Of not han two ~
nor more n an four ~ bushels per sack The Hay
20 te sound. free from dirt and weeds. ana weil
bsies The ~hoie 30 be subject to such ins pectton
~ lie directea
Dsii,sry 70 commences within ten no) days sf,.r
the contract IL A~ sriesi and to be delivered Al
sucb tmee and IN such quantities may be desig
mated. Proposals 70 be in dupiiesto, and endorsed
b. sureties. ss usual
The Goysrnn.s Mt reserves the right TO reject any
al bSs, select such parts Of bids "a may be for
the tesr interest Of the service. ..-- = - =
Proposals 10 BE- bdofsed, Proposals FOR the De
live W % Forage" ar addressed TO tie under
signfd.
h, order o. Brevet Rrfgadisr GeneraIR ssxton,
Chief QuaTteTIaas r. Third Militsry District
GEO y, ALDEN,
del6 6SB BreSei As.or sd A. z N
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PROPOSALS FOB MEAL.

Ohes Chef ConniSSarp Of Subsistence, }
FIrSt Military DISfyfa,}
Richmond, "a, December II, 1867
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will be received
NJ I'm. enc until SATURDAY December q, 1867
at II clock NJ for supplying the s. Subsistence
Department with all the
. CORN MEAL
3gth Of A ril. 1888
The Meal to be delivered In good sound -four bar
res, at the L 3. Subsistence De pot Cary street,
between Ninth and Tenth, at such times and in
sneh quantities as may he required, after days
No samples are required with the bids ss only
fresh ground. bolted, white Corn Meal of the yery
best quality will be received.
blds must state the price per pound. or per 100
IDS net, and NO allowance will be made for bar
rels, nor for any loss in delivery.
Pay ment III be made at the end of eac n month
Tor Corn Meal acce pied during that month
The successful bidder will be required to give
ami PIE security for the faithful fulhllment of his
contract.
Proposals should be plainly endorsed proposals.
Tor Corn MEAL and addressed to the undersiened
BY order of Major General Scbe6eld.
w. A. ELDERKIN,
Brevet Major and Chief Commissary Of Subsist-
enee, First Military District. Richmcnd. Viz
gina. de IA 81
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORsEs
OFcs of the Caisf Cvsrts1p7axfsr.
Dsp0uWsaf " fhs Cumberland.

Department " fhs (knI5eTlaad
e., L0xISTiHf ,kg., DsesnbsT IL, 1861.
sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until ~ O'Clock m en- FRIDAY. the 9th day OF
December, ls@, for furnishing thirty.niae $50
Cavalry Horses. Wv
The Horses to be subject to rigid ins pection of
DIRK gray color, sound in all PARTICULARS, well
IL ands high. from 1--WE TO nine years cid and
ss,l adapted in every way to Cavalry purposes
and delivered at Jacksonville. Ind, between the
I'D and eth of January, 1863
BIDS must be made In duplicate. with cepy of
this Advertisement attached, and accompanied by
the written guaranty OF a responsible person
!baf IN case the bid is accepted good and sufficient
for nIance of the contract -
Tie right Is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
BY order Of the Quartermaster General U. s. A.
de IssiB 40. M, Cen, Breve, Mai-r Gen.
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e.Ece C,isf Comm issary Subsistence,

eEce Chef Comn.iSsary Subsistence.
. EVfh Mitifory District,
NEw ORLEANS, LA, December -, 1857. \
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate are In vited till the
Path day Of DECEMBER, 1861. at IL O'Clock NJ
for furnishing the Z. s. Subsistence Department at
this citJ with the following Subsistence Stores viz:
2S,U barrels of Flour, equal to the Governme ut
standard samples. ..
10 kegs Pigs Feet, price per pound TO be stated.
2ome pounds Cordoya Coffee, IN sacks or mats.
80 600 pounds Rio Coffee In sacks
+o9o ponnds OF Hard Bread. put mp in barrels.
All the atove articles to be Of the very best
qnality put up in superior packages and delivered
at the Anchor Press, in this city, wit hin twenty
days after the opening of the bids.
No bid, win be received from parties who have
heretofore failed to comply with their engagements
wth any branch If the Government
Payments will be made in such funds rs may be
CD hand for disbursement at the time
Bids TO be directed to the undersigned, and
marked Proposals" a--E ~
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOB FLoUR.

0scs Chief ConniSsp-y Of Su5,istss.s,
FIRST Military Dfsfyief,
Riekmosd, Va, Dec. II, 1851
sea,sd Proposals, in duplicate, are invited until
Sh1cRDAf the 2ist instant. at IL o'clock m. for
supplying the United States Subsistence Depart
ment with
1000 BARRELS OF FLOUR.
Bids Tor the inherent grades of Flour viz 80 Fam
ally Eaus. Superfne,n &C., and for any
duly considered 'fi "'i' oe
Bank forms will be furnished at this Office to ANY
raruss VINO may desire to offer proposals.
nacn DO ma be Accompanied By q sample Zone
respond 70 the bid ~ " WI
lie hour accepted under this advertisement
must be delivered By the 10th of january. 1883 in
Nv oak barrels, head lined-each barrel to be
plainly branded with the name of the Contractor
ara the place ofmanufacture
ment for -four accepted win be made upsn de.
LIVER. or as soon thereafter as practicable.
Ibs proposals. should be plainly endorsed ssPro-
signed. ~ ~
By order of Major General schofeld.
Breret Major and Chief Comnissary of sabsist.
snee. First Military District, Richmond. vir-
gina de last
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DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

Or Dspot bmMissayy,
Fort Moayost Va December ., 1867
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, for Furnishing
Fresh Reef the t,eops ,taiionsd & FORT Monroe,
from January 1855. 20 April 80, 1858, viii be re-
eiysd al this Office until u M on THURSDAY,
the 18th instant. rF4 - Ia =
fhe Beef must be .isuehtered from Western cot
tlt, Of an average net ystsht Of soo each, and
fore and hipe .syartsE msss-seeks, lshanks, and
Separate pro posais for fresh Beef. - above, are
invited for thetrsops stationed ct Norfolk; also.
separate proposals for the trceps ststionsd ut
Yorktown.
ale a. ofhoers at Fort Meproe and Camp Hamilton,
VII be received % the same time a1s
These Meats must be All Of the bsst market auai'
Good ana sufscisnt security viii he required for
due fuId ImHnt Of the cootrects. 4. a.sss - s
Address "PrepesAls for eresh Bee. !or Fresh
Meats a. the Gaze raAI be j q the understRled.
B. ordrr 81 MAJOR ". A. Elderkiu, ehfsf O. g..
JANIS CURRY,
second Lieutenant, 9TH Artillery,
del2vt Depot Comnisssry.
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BEAR ~ SCHOOL BoEsK few days
since scrstC hing and winning like that msos
ture-room OF St James Church, in Richmond
Virginia, where school 10 held, and the
tescher directed one OF the little girls TO 20 ana
see what the matter was. The girl opened tas
door, when in bounded q large bear, no wing
and mating terrible noises. or course the
children were greatly frightened, and stood
once through the front door. The teacher,
seeing the children all out, made her exit
through the rear door, closing IL and leaving
the bear the sole occupant OF the room. IL az
tervard appeared that the bear belonged 20
the sexton of the church, who Obtained IL %
send 70 has father, and kept il under the lee
ture- room. but neglected 70 give IL q breskfast
that morning. Not disposed 10 fast Brutr
broke his chain and started In search OF one
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A TON OF SILyER BRICKs city vyas
cheered this morning by the sight OF n ore than
q ton OF bullion bricks from the reduction
works OF MI. COLON, on Bear creek a branch
Of Snake river, about a mile and q halt T. ON
Mcntezuma, In summit county. We spoke
no, long since of the forwardBess OF Mr. Cui-
Ions WORKS. Since then be has made run
Of one hearth with the above result In twelve
hours, fourteen hundred and seventy vs
pounds OF ore were smelted down. giving
eight hundred and twenty-five pounds OF
metais-lead and silver. This has not vet been
sssayed, but IL supposed 10 contain from $500
10 $3.50 to the ton In oliver. The bars were
deposited in the branch mint In this city
They number eighty three. and the totax
weight is about TWENTY-FIVE hundred poupds
The ore reduced was from the Comstock lode.
DeIrer Ncsrs, Nor. -.
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Sealed Proposals will be received until II clock
M January 2, 1865 for the sale of powder obtained
from broken up ammunition, in quantities to suit,
consisting OF cannon, mortar, musket and rifle
ppvder.
The attention Of railroad contractors, quarry
MEN, and Others, is respectfully called to the NOR
sss
The Powder to be delivered at the magazines,
NEAR jefferson Barracks, and IL in boxes from Is to
10 pounds each, and In barrels Of 100 pounds. The
packages, when In barrels, 20 be paid for.
ct 81. Louis Arsenal n II ~
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned and
marked " Proposals for Powder -
The right is reserved to reject any or ell the bids.
r, ID. CALLENDER,
Bvt. Brig Gen. d. s. A.
st. Louis Arsenal. Mo-, Dec. Q, 81 de l4-6t
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DROPOSALS FOR HEATING APPARATUS

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 4
WAsH1NGION, ID. O., December IA 1861.
Proposals will be received at tais Office up TO u
O'Clock M on January 1853, for heating the build
on Reservation No. with steam, in the most APP
proved manner.
The specific ations and plans of the building can
be seen and viii be ex plained on calling at this
pofAls under the spect cations of this Department
to put In proposals with well fined specific atoms
Of their own, if they have any suggestions tend
ing TO make the apparatus more satisfactory to the
The work must be completed I'm workmanlike
manner, satisfactory to the Commissioner and Ar
chitect, and warranted sufficient for heating the
whole building to their satisfaction.
The time for completing the work must be stated,
and will form essential element in the award of
the contract.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all Of the bids il dee med for the interest Of the
the requirements Of this nd advertisement and speci
hcatlons, will net be considered. I
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals
sehi Gent evidence of his ability to comply with
The proposals will b. opened in the presence Of
the bidders. and an ard made soon a. practi.
cable thereafter. de II I'd
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this Off &c until IL O'Clock m, THURS
DAY, the 18th of December. 1857, for grading aud
streets west-the gravel TO be nine inches deep In
the centre Of the street and four inches deep ct the
gutter line; the street 10 lie relieved of all stone of
an improper size, and to be well rolled, with q
sioner of the Third Ward, and the assistant COM
missioner- appointed to superintend the same
Bidders Will state the price per cubic yard for
grading, and per square yard for gravellng.
The right IL reserved to reject any all bids.
JOHN T. GARNER,
de lO-1 Is Commissioner Third W ard.
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A ScxsS IN Cousr-Leop fcer Aaacipat.d-
AT the Tomoe Court. In New York. a day or
two since, durins tbe early hours OF the morn
ing session, there was arraicned one James
Shields, 81 hale and hearty APPEARANCE, who
had been arrested for disorderly couduct "a
the public streets. shields very coolly re-
quested the magistrate 20 send him 20 the
workhouse on Blackveli's Island. as DE had
no home or means OF supporting himself. TIE
Justice commented on the application in no
measured terms, remark king that a man like
the prisoner could, II 50 minded, procu re EN-
pioymept enough 10 keep him out Of the work
house. One OF the female prisoners, named
Mary Jane fuller, who had been arrested for
intoxication. Enterposed IN the case oy ex-
claiming, Judge, II that maa Will marry me-
IN tase care OF him and support him IN lax-
ury." Before the magistrate could recover ais
equanimity Mary continued her remarks and
urged Shields 20 accept her oner. The iaugh-
ter raised by the ridie ulous scene WA with
difficulty suppressed, when Shields remarked
with evident disgust, I'm not q marrying
man. and would rather 90 10 the Island His
wish Is era lied, and he will remain unmsr-
RED pauper for the next six months. MARI
Jane was dismissed with q reprImsnd