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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y ~
On the petition of NELSON CAN'T, OF Philsdel-
Ihia Penns praying for the extension of patent
granted to him the 9Th day of May lisa for an
Improvement in Machinery for Cutting Paper. FOR
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the 9Th day of Mav, lss:
Ii il ordered that the said petition De heard
Patent Once on Monday, the 18th day Of April
next, at II clock M and all persons notified
to appear and show cause, III any they have why
said petition ought net 20 he granted
Persons opposing the extension are required %
hle IN the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth in writing At least twenty days before the
day OF hesring all testimony filed by either party
10 be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules OF the Of
nee, which will be furnished on application.
mony must be hled in the once twenty days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, If any. within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be publishe in the
Republican and the Intelligencer. Washington, %.
c., and in the Telegraph, Pbilsde phis, Penns. ;
once week for three successive weeks the hrst Of
said publications 70 be 1T least sixty dave previous
to the day Of hearing. T. G. THEAkER,
Comnis siopav Of p.tants
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OFP FoR ALBANY.-Last evening. Warden
Huestis sent in in charge of Captain Coleman,
and Messrs Waters and Strong, of the Jail. the
following prisoners sentenced at the present
term of the Court to Imprisonment in the AL
bany Penitentiary: George HcCauley, the noted
coat thief, sentenced in two cases of larceny TO
2k years each, and for assault and battery
with intent TO kill the boy kinsley, who was a
witness against him, years, making a total of
ID years: George and j. III. Evans, brothers
burglary of various articles, years each:
John Fierce alias John Thomas, grand larceny
of carriage robes, DC, Il months; George Will
liams larceny of $3.50, years and months:
Lewis Fox, burglary. year; Annie Burns lar
ceny OF clothing to the value of $500, year;
Sarah Homes, larceny of Sci5 worth of cloth
ing, year, Mary Dummy, deaf and dumb),
larceny of 81 worth of goods, Is months: Fanny
Duvall. larceny Of a COW belonging TO William
Durr. II mouths. With the exception of Nc.
Cauley and Annie Burns those persons are col
ored, and a few of them have .'done time"
before. McCauley. who previous TO his
sentence was one of the most incorrigIble
prisoners in the Jail, being in a constant fuss
with his fellow prisoners. seems to have re-
turned TO Jail CATER receiving his sentence) with
a determination TO do better, and has given no
trouble since then. As he left, he informed the
officers present that he intended to try the ex.
pertinent of being good for three months. and if
he succeeded. he would be good all the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist 42i Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four-and- a-half and Sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment of
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c
ONCE hours from a. m. to p. m. No charge
for Insulation. Established 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

1LL.-Mr. VIM. Dixon, the late Collector OF
Taxes, we regret TO say, is lying dangerously
i'll at his residence, on Sth street west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

The ORIGINAL FRANC sells Gents Furnish.
ing Goods cheaper than any house in this city,
at his popular store, 494 9Th street, between ID
and 4, three doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Recollect the No.-a94. 12,19,1;
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NOTICE TO SPECIAL DEPosIToRs-The at
tention ofdepositors of bonds and other yalu-
able packages Is respectfully called TO the let
ter from the Comptroller of the Currency, Hon.
rent opinions by several eminent legal gentle
men have also been given. In conseq uence
thereof we do not feel justified in longer assum-
ing the responsibility of the custody of articles
Depositors are requested to withdraw such de-
post now in our possession, at their convent
ence, before the first day Of January, 1865.
w. $. HUNTINGroN,
III Cashier, First National Bank.
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HARNESS SroLEN.-Dr. Sothoron, residing ri
NO. LAB street, between 20fh and alst streets,
lost from his stable this morning valuable
silver plated sett of harness, nearly new, which
Is supposed Ia have been stolen. twill be
seen from an advertisement in to-days STAR
that the doctor Offers q reward for the retu rn
OF the same. :
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nEPARTMEET OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition Of sTEPHEN BAZTS and
LANES A BAZIN, of Canton, Mass, praying for
2sth day Of April, 1854, for an Improvement in
Machinery Tor Laying Rope, for seven years from
the 18th day Of April, 1855
IL ie ordered thar the said petition be heard e
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the 9th day OF
April next, at II O'Clock M: and al persons are
have, Why said petition ought not 70 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
ME III the Patent Once their objections, specially
day Of hearing: All testimony filed by either party
70 be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance With the rules of the o.
nee, which will be furnished applications.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon Ae test-
the Gay OF hearing; the areuments. IL any, within
ten days after nline the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published IN the
Republican and In the Intelli gencer, Washington,
ID. C., and in the Journal. Boston, Mass once
O week Tor three successive weeks; the fret Of said
the day Of hearing r. @. THEAKER
l1-W3W COmmissio NJ
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IL UNITED STATEs PITENT oFFIcI

WARRINGTON. January ?, lrf.
On the petition OF MORRIs MATTsoR. Of
New York. NY. Prayine for the extension q .
for an Improvement In Enema Syringes Tor seven
years from the expiration of said patent, which
takes place on the eth day OF A prii, 1855:
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard az
the Patent Once On MONDAY. the 18th day Il
are notified to appear and show cause, n any they
faye, why said petition ought not 70 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 20
file in the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth in writing at least fsc,s dsys before the
to be used st the said bearing must be taken and
zee, which viii be furnished on application
Depositiont and other papers relied upon tee
umony must be MED 10 the once fsceaty days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, IL any within
ter days after hline the te stimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and the Intelliesncer, Washington,
D. z, and IN the Atlas; New fork, N Y, once
week tor three succeseive weeks; the hrst Of sid
publications TO be q lesst SIXTY days previous "
The day Of hearing.
T.0. fHEAKER,
Ja6-wSW C0mniauioDer OF Patents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

For CHILBLAINs AND FROSTED FEET.
Whites Embrocation is a specific. Price 81 per
bottle. For sale at 42a Pennsylvania avenue
between AZ and 9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for TIE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hili and the Navy Yard
will pl. ase leave their orders at No. l22 East
Capitol street, between 4th and 5th.
JOHN CoGSINs, Agent
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SUPPOSED HOMICIDE AT RUeR BARRAcKs-
Soldiers WIFE tAe ViesiA-7as Body Buried asd
Satsesestty DtsiRteyred.-On Thursday night
last Mrs. Sarah O'Rourke. the wife of Charles
O'Rourke, a soldier of Company q, 44th II. :.
Infantry, living in the barracks of the regi-
ment, south of the Navy Department, died, and
on Friday her remains were taken 10 Mt. Oil
vet, and placed in n vault from whence they
Were removed and put in the grave on
Saturday Lieutenant Sylvester subsequent
ly received information which led him
TO believe that her death had been caused by
foul means, and informing Major Donovan.
commanding the regiment, and other officers, il
was decided that the body should be disin-
TERED, and IL was exhumed. The police of the
sth precinct First Ward) were informed, and
this morning Justice Ii. K. Morsell, acting for
the coroner, summoned a jury of inquest, with
the aid of Sergeant Bull and officer Taylor
A number OF witnesses were examined, who
testified TO the effect that The first of last week
O'Rourke beat and kicked his wife when she
left his quarters and went TO the house of au-
other woman. O'Rourke followed her and or
dered her home, but she refused, saying that
she was afraid he would kill her. Subsequently
ton Thursday, between IL and II o'clock,) he
demanded her money, and took from her
breast pocket-book containing SIS. and beat
Der with his fist; also kicked her about her legs
and the lower part of the body, and hoked her
until she fell senseless on the floor. Some of
those near by picked her up and placed her on
the bed, and O'Rourke in a short time returned
with some port wine. which he caused her to
swallow. She never spoke after this beating. but
died between eight and ten o'clock on that night.
The jury this morning examined the body
and found bruises about the throat and sides,
&c, enough 10 corroborate the evidence. but
there being cause TO suspect that the wine
which he gave her may have been drugged,
DIR. Phillips surgeon Of the regiment, and DR.
Conner were requested to hold post mortem
examination, which is being done this after
noon.
O'Rourke has been put under arrest. and is
held at the barracks. He claims that the woman
died of natural causes, and that he had ply
stefan 10 attend her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

70 rcpair bridge nj N street south; passed. Also,
from select sopnIt:ee, act apprVpriating $50
ior the relief of y. MeNamara; passed. BY Mr.
Crocker, Claims )-Adverse reports on the Pc
titions Of Mr.. Conner, VIM. Bradley, VIM.
bartlett, and bid for relief Of ]. X. II. Swarze
which were adopted. Also, petition of N. p
Act for relief Of George Rinehardt for dredging
the channel OF the Potomac; passed. Adversely
on bill for relief Of George Jenkins; report
adopted.
Mr.. A. p. Clark called up bill to increase the
efficiency OF the public schools by increasing
the salaries Of the eashers.
Mr.. Dalton moved that as the Board was not
1uli that the consideration Of the bill be post
pons d; agreed to.
MIS-. S. Baker Market Committee reported
Aldermen's bill to purchase hose for the West
ern market, &e.; which was passed.
Mr.. Clark, from the Committee on Schools,
reported the resolution in relation TO the char
ter which had been introduced by him early in
me evening, and 1t was adopted by the follow
Y,as-Messrs. Arrison, s. S. Baker, Beall, A.
r. :lark, Croker, knight, s. ID. Miller, Pau,
Rutherford, Slowen-l0
hays-Messrs. Ball, Dalton, G.. w. Miller,
Nalley-.
Mr.. Slower, from the Committee on Health,
reported bills for the relief OF ID. q. Ridgeley,
ID. =. Hickling, 5. j. Musser, and +. b. Berry,
which were passed
Mr.. A. =. Clark, from the Special Committee
TO " HON the subject was referred, reported the
following petition to the Congress OF the United
States; which was agreed to:
To TIE HOnordble Senate and House Of ReprsseH-
tohrss 81 the United States 81 america R Congress
assembled. The undersigned. members of the
common Council Of the City OF Washington,
ID. g., hereby pray your honorable bodies in
behalf OF the large number OF our citizens now
ont OF employment and for the improvement of
our CITY, that the plans reported by General
Michler for grading and completing the ave.
nues ana public grounds, the sanitary and 9TH
er improvements Of the canal, may be carried
out under the direction of two Commissioners
in connection with Gen. N. Mchler, said Com
missioners to be chosen by joint Board Of the
city Councils of Washington, ID. &.
number of bills from the Aldermen were
referred.
AtS.45 the Board adjourned.
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DICK EMS WORKS.
ACBEAP EDITION
FOR THE MIL LION

Clear Type, Handsomely Printed, and OF Con
nient Size. The following Volumes are no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DROP. KREIs' DAECING ACADEMY. Penpa.
y ave-, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Lsdies
Misses and Masters, Tuesday and Saturday after,
noon from tos O'Clock. Gentlemen, TUESDAY
can be rented for Balls. eoirees, &c. my io-h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

TBE "CHARTER" MEETING CoMMIrTyr-In
accordance with the resolution passed ar the
merung OF citizens of the DiSrlct, held al Met
Lsrott Hall on Friday evening last authorizinp
me appointment OF Committee 10 frame such
ainfncments a may be thought desirable IN
what IL known as the morrill, bill" for the gov
trnmpni OF the District the following gentle
men nave been appointed by Dr. Nichols, the
chairman OF the late meeting, TO CONSTITUTE. th,.
COMMITTEE IN question, and they are requested
10 meet al the office of Messrs KiIbourn A.
Latta- corner of 9Th and r streets, on this Tues
day. evening. at half-past O'clock
The Committee are as follows. Cbiaf Jus,;oo
ID. h. Cartier. Messrs. George W Riggs. Henry
10 Cooke, Vim. IL. Todd, VIM. II. Philip Lewis
Clephane- Walter = Cox, j. VI. I.atta, James
u. Wilson. and A. r. Shepherd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

THE SCRRATr TRIAL--We mentioned va
krday that Surratt's second trial was set down
for the 24th of February, that date being n x,,i
oy District Attorney Carrington. In an adj
dress 70 Judge Olin, of the Criminal Court of
The District of Columbia, Mr.. Merrjck one of
the prisoners counsel, said that ~ had no.
beyed that, in view of the result with which
The first trial had terminated, the Government
would discharge Surratt. He also Announced
Mat Judge Black would also appear a. eoun-
se3 for the prisoner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

IMPORTANT TO LADIES-Extrs TRAINS at
BAUMS HOOPSKIRT and CORSET FACTORY
inst received. a large stock Of FRENCH COR
sEIs; all sizes All prices, - Louisiana avenue,
near Ith st. yaHI CHARLES BAUM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

IHE SoLDiEEs AND SAILORS UNION AND
GENERAL MICHLER.-At the regular weekly
meeting OF this association at Union League
Hall last night, Major W. s. Morse in the chair
and Mr.. X. Manning secretary, resolutions
were offered by Mr.. Wilson, and adopted, ten
derlng the thanks of the Union to Gen. Michler
for his soldierly appreciation of the claims of
his disabled comrades, and for his untiring
efforts TO advance their interests. The preamble
sets forth that 'Iieneral Michler, Superin.
tendent OF Public buildings and Grounds, has
warmly appreciated the disabled and honorably
discharged soldiers claims in appointing them
10 position and furnishing them with employ
ment I'm his department, and has recommended
Ia Congress the passage OF a bill f;,voriny tn.
organization OF a watchmen's corps, TO be COM
posed exclusively of disabled soldiers for the
guarding of Government grounds and property
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GEORGETOWN ABVERrIsEMEyrS-

= nnn YARD CALTCOEs.
c,OOV Beet ms kes and beautiful STYLES a, 81.
cents; l,oeoysrds do. at Z and % cents In .,
ceived and for sale by N
BENJAMIN MILLER
Ja2l-6t' 1ol Bridge street, Gearr-trup
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The other Volumes will appear in -apid sucoes-
sion.
On receipt Of $50 we will mail TO any address.
&c published, postpaid, the entire works OF Cha.
Dickens.
Either Of the above sent free by msiI on receipt
Of the price.
Extraordinary opportunity to secure a cheap
Library.
~ CLUE RATEs:-A discount Of Is Der oest
will be made for 30 copies of one volume or ~ oor
plete sent TO one address; discount Of 10 Der
cent. on % copies; IS per cent. On ~ copies.
fREECB q RICHARDSON,
Asst 33l Peunsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

WESTERN STATES ANTI-RADrCAI CLup
meeting of the Western States Auti-RadicaI
Club, held last night, al the rooms of the Con
sentative Army and Navy Union Colonel n
N frolseth was called TO the chair. and Mr..
Coz acted as secretary. Information having
Been received that Gen. Ewing, of Kansas hal
sIgnlhed ms Willingness TO accept the Office of
president OF the club. Gen. Cameron gesred
mat committee be appointed TO wal. on thai
gentleman and inform him of the action of the
eiubi but the motion was not pressed A. th.
Shalr stated that Gen. Ewing had positively
eAthihed MS intention 10 accept the Office, and
would be present AZ their next meeting Al
Journed- AT "a subsequent meeting of the Fx-
'eunve Committee, Mr.. J. w. Mctiin of Ohio.
VA Elected financial secretary, and Major n
L warner, OF Illinois, recording secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

The RIvER--As predicted in our las. issue.
the ice in the Potomac is breaking away, and
fsll navigation is about being opened. The
mail steamer Vanderbilt was DELAYED beyond
her usual time of arrival Is O'clock) till lIx, the
hoaii ng fragments of ice having rendered II i'm
possible for her 10 stem the current with her
nsualspeed. Tomorrow the Alexandria ferry
steamers will resume their trips, and number
of vessels in the lower river, bound for Wash
ingfon, will probably lose no time In securing
tow to their points OF destir alton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

ANDREW JOHNSON CAMP, No. The Camp
met last night AT Magee's Hall. T. street ha
tween 12th and 18th. Resolutions, offered nv
General Hugh Cameron. were unanimousI
aooptsu. settlng forth thar the Congress of the
United States, so-called, have proven Them
selves 10 be the worst enemies OF republic am
government by a series of acts insulting 10 m.
dignity ana pride of every true American CHI.
'n- and urging the Executive wisely and firm
~ TO use all his constitutional power TO protect
he rights of the court and the people, ana pr.
vent revolution, pledging him their b.-sr sun
port IN the discharge of all his sworn duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

fihk-ilasr night, about half past eleven
o clock, a hre occurred at the shop OF a shoe
maker, Mr.. Valentine Wagner, No. $50 ID
suert horth- next TO Central Masonic Hall The
mop "ss .nureiy burnt out; bun by the effici-
ent service rendered by the police, a portion of
NE furniture OF the family living in the rear
was saved. WHEN the iiremen arrived and
turned the water on, the flames were proynnfIv
subdued. Loss about s1,5OO; on which i, h.,
not been aseertalned whether there was any in.
slrance- The statements that the firens, -.
were As prompt as usual on such occasions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

YOUNG MAS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
At meeting Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, held last night, the resignation of
Mr.. j. Nj Handnut, as corresponding secretary
and as chairman of the Committee Mission
Schools, was received and accepted. Nh G. b.
Bailey was elected as corresponding secretary.
and Mr.. q. Munson was appointed chairman
of the Committee on Mission Schools. The
meeting was informed that Prof. Louis Aga,
sz- of Harvard University, would deliver a
lecture on next Friday evening, on s'Succession
in Creation:' the proceeds of the lecture to be
given TO the Society. The report of the Com.
mittee on Mission Schools was read, accom-
panied by an elaborate statistical table. Some
other routine business was transacted. after
which the Association adjourned.
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS YET oFFEREp

just received at MILLERs. Iol Bridge sire.
Georgetown, "a Blesched shirtiHe Muslins NJ "a
and l5c. "a Androscoeein do. do, lsc 90 Wan
sutta do. do, &c; a. New York Mills do do A.
Calicoes. Q sno loc the very best, I2ir Our re-
naming stock Of Winter Goods we selling Of a.
very low prices.
IA III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21

TIE GEORGETOWN DIsTILLERY CAsH-Yes-
terday the examination of the case of Timothy
j. Hurley, charged with violation of the In
ternal Revenue laws, was continued before IT,
;. Commissioner T.. r. Brown, at his Office on
street, near Seventh street. until near two
O'Clock. Mr.. N. Wilson appearing for the Uni
ted States and Mr.. s. l.. Phillips for the defense
After our report closed, II. U. Noyes, assistant
assessor, and q. w. Pearson, clerk in the As.
SCISSORS Office testified TO the manner of seiz-
nre, and after Mr.. James Mckinney had been
sworn for the defense, the case was contin ued
until this afiernoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21
RY THOMAS BOWLING Auct-; GeorSclo.5
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE y9.pr
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN

lfo CLOCK IN the afternoon. upon the premises.
the subscribers will offer for sale At pnt.ic -,
ton, under decree Of the su preme Court Of m.
therein depending in which j W q Myers = =.
complainant and Jane &. Myers ct a.. we're de-
iendsnts all that valuable wharf operty belong
ing 70 the estate OF the late Charles Mysr.
fronting forty one feet the south side Of VI ster
street In Georgeto~n, and running back Of that
said property being between Congress and Jener-
streets.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by decree One
fourth cash balance In q. II, and Is months. with
interest IRON DAY OF sale All oOnyeyancing ,tnolud
Ing revenue stsmpe, at the cost OF the purchaser II
the purchaser falls to comply with the terms of
sale within hNe days, the trustees reserya tha
right TO resell IT the and risk OF tie default
ins purchaser go deposit will be required when
the property is struck OF.
JANE c. MYERS,
10 IA Saw2w6ds THOS DOWIING A..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-21


PUNcTUATfoN rUzzLE The following
paragraph is an illustration of the impor.
tance of punctuation, which some writer's
woefully neglect, and, when they UNDER
take 1t. bungle it in an awful manner
there are two ways of pointing it, ,ne Of
which makes the individual in question a
monster of wickcdness. while the othet
converts him into a model Christian ;
"Ee is an Old experienced man in vice
and wickcdncss he is never found oppos-
ing the works Of ihiquity he takes dc.
light in the downfall of the neighborhocd
he never rcjoices in the prosperity of any
of his fellow-,reatures he is always ready
to assist in destroying the peace of society
he takes no pleasure in serving the Lord
he is uncommonly diligent in sowing dis
cord among his friends and acauaintances
he takes DO pride in laboring to promote
the cause Of Christianity he has not bseii
negligent in endeavoring to stigmatisc
all public tea,h hers lie makes no
exertions to subluc his evil passions
he strives hard to build up sataa . king
dom he lends no aid to the support u the
gospel among the heathcus he contributes
largely to the evil adversary he pays nd
attention to good advice he gives great
heed to the devil he will never 60 ,o
heaven he must go where be will rcceiys
the just rccompcuse of reward"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-10-21

--FAI-IY MATCHED An ardent yohng
couple called upon Chicago minister the
other evening and were made one. Half
an hour afterwards Chicago bankef
rushed into the ministers house, learned
the facts, and went away very red ID tho
face because his daughter had married
"that fellow" Half an hour later still &
Chicago broker rushed into the minister's
house. learned the facts, and went away
very. very lod 10 the face because bis sod
had raatrisd "t5at girl" .8