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The New York herald., 1869-03-30
4 ROBBERS CAVE m MASSACHUSETTS.

The fact that person named Inglis has been held
for trial by Justice Brigham, OF Newton, Mass, on
charges OF robbery have been previously stated The
Newton Journal gives the following account OF the
Investigations
The person arrested Ia named David f. InglIs, an
Engshman, about thirty-two years Of age, owning q
house In the outskirts OF the village. During the war
ment, but deserted his col0rs. Since his return
home his proceedings have been watched carefully
by offlcer Cole, and the conviction was at last
arrived at that lngs was engaged In criminal
business. Accordingly, on charge OF stealing
carpenters tools, warrant for his arrest was OBJ
tanned.
The warrant was served by Mr.. Cole in person.
who, with little strategy, drew Inglis from ms
stronghold and took him into custody. Wnen ar
marks upon them. we're undoubtedly stolen; but the
greater portion have not yet been identified Other
stolen goods were found In various parts OF the
house. Upon an examination OF the cellar q
place that from appearances had been re-
Gently disturbed was discovered, and upon
digging down q few feet below the surface
large box was found full OF stolen property But
den, which lngis was preparing for the reception OF
his stolen property. This cave was OF the following
dimcnsions;-About nve feet deep. ave feet wide
and eight feet long, IL was covered over with
frame work and had an entrance IRON the cellar
and an outlet by window connecting with the den
Ia this cage Ings, n hard pressed by the approach
OF officers, might secrete himself and when the hue
and cry had subsided, make mis- escape from the
house. This impression In strengthened by the 1nd-
tsgeously used In such an emergency. Some nfty or
moro keys OF all sizes and shapes found In the
house. and all sorts OF punder, including an oiccr's
metal badge.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30

Or huk was da 6rmeS closing q l6se isc
No reported. Renned more sought asr. INV
The light owing the amalneas or tho onci
inss and the incre.,sl hmne.s q sellers hc @ dsmAnssJ tenn
Naphha was duli aud unchanged In Philadelphia. the
market, though quiet was decidedly higher Asea 'srO0
sie ee DO for the last half do q and 5000
Ec. remained quiet but s.esdy !. s4s. for Caro-.
hgh there being but little dsmand and were rather 10
ss0 o. ss % Ths srns = u FOR M 70 good
E,so and psa,srsr: M a. ssc s boxes .
g. iIic; soft white its1c l6as; yellow, lilac
ssRns-Llnseed was daii s nominal ii a. 20 81 81,
gold, duty paid Grass were cve but held a. fnl prioss
S.s "a. s Is il ss ss y. " ~ aadrOush
srEAafsxWe only hsrd Of small sales at 1sc ls1Sc.,
~ which prices, however, s.he marf ct was steady.
TALLowThe demapI only moderate, but prices CON
nped 70 rule scadyy There were sales Of " e00O bs at
wnisKEY. Receipts e47 bbls. The market remained dun
reported. - " '- - - "
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ana @ s % s si'ss ..s.s sss II
y . 1s g; ;%s q /; II. ". :I@s
for white Hichgan and si 81 81 Is Tor csfoni. ~.
.. was p ss..sr ds|s9d q and higher The sale,
% *. :as ... ss4. .os, Con % c,
mired Western sc. Ole for old do and delivered
,sr sas sss s 1s S. $ e.
ss isss " ,.Tsss ss s.r,S a'
sa.s.: s.i sa:s:i. s SusSs. BARLEY,
FREIeHrs-fSs dun and rates wsr. generally
nss Tbs snssssmsns wsrs:-r9 Liverpool 1000 bols
sa:s.i. 1s ss5 q ss,ss % s''ss 's:'sa
TSs bs Rss p sS 4, s:s' SH,
po% s he s " VIM :. 81 ss ;1s s..s: {.
oGsNss w.rs sri dun bu. unchanged IN value, cloth
being quoted - sc sc god in bond and bags At i7c,
HssS-ror Al kind. Ii. m.rte. inactive: bu, prices
soia; !ue, Sc be-, DO, and snA ioc losc, DO. No
Iors were amos, neglected, bus vishou. alteration in
ysS: price: s... I9nE :. from &C. se for inferior to choice
noLa,ssss,Thsrs -, =. no demand Of momsn. and We
Cubs pus sr,a.. wso ssrsSn !,
so % goesry r.ass Sc ss slaysa tsc scc. Porto Rico,
ssviL none. spir,ss ,urpe,,Ios vss
Z moderate asmsed ana the make. vasrm y coss
s s,s Sc s.. ns.i.rss low slsd. coasausa rood a.
s & s sss,s stsss ns .s,' .,:
~ - for common, and 1too DO low No. Il IS ~ we
21oss.svAned e1H ~ IS; No. - 80 - s.; No. 4,
~ o ~ oo wln,nE,on thsn wers cold 90 private tsrms
crushsrs prices ef - 81 W IN casks ana barrels
ansr p Kinda we're dull, but unchanged in value.
s--Rscsips 81 bbia pork, 20 packages cut
mesn ss 90 isrd The amount of business
sss:; .ss: :..: ss:,qi Il "A. s !,
s.,,,r SsI 70, :. "a AZ ~ &lasSdas 20 ss &g
ass head: Dressed 2sss v.rs sall q arass,. sss
aIs1e for wsstsrn and ne. llc. FOR city. Besii
for extra do salss Is bbl within range Of these prcss
Tisce bssf vas besser dsAnd and uerces were
ss for India o. Bssf hams we're :.ssdy with o. d
steady pices sales passsgcs At lsc Ike Tor dry sssd
and picked shoulders lsc Tor smoked do 7c for pcksd
dull but steady a. sc. for Cumberland cut ic lie FOR
short RIB and &c IKE for long and short clear Lard
lsc ls4c for No 70 prime steam and kettle rendered.
PETROLEUM keceIptss 2,75 bbka rsbned. The market
The New York herald., 1869-03-30

Foreign exchange was lower and rates show bat
small margin to figures which would induce gold
fmportations. Indeed consignment OF g., 900, 600
OF American gold Is on the ocean route for this
port The lot comprises the smaller coinz but there
Is proportion OF double eagles. Cable transfers
were made to-day at 1857. The following was the
range OF rates:-sterlng, sixty days. commercial,
loI los; good to prime bankers los los,!; short
sight, loss 1857. Paris sixty days, a25 $50;
short sight, $50 5.Isa. Antwerp. s.2s q $50;
switzerland. a25 $40. Hamburg, s5x q 35x:
Amsterdam. ao5s 401.; Frankfort, 40 4oh; Brc-
men, 77a IS; Prussian thaIers, 10 X ank
The stock market opened weak, owing to the ner
vous feeling a. TO money, bu, recovered slowly and
was steady II not nrm at the afternoon boards
New York Central nuctuated between 15sA and
1901, with the routine OF business In the vicinity
of 1897. Pacific MAIL despite the story OF the
loss OF the companys steamer Hermann In Chinese
waters, went up steadily from 80 to s15l under the
covering OF the "shortsn who were stimulated
An great measure by the fear Of . 'corner.r
The report OF the latter was . rather
successful ruse, and the price dropped on
al the close to ss1. Tne following were the
Quotations on the call at the last open board
Sanpen, SsH 60; Boston water Power,
l's va; Cumberland, SsH bid; Wells, Fargo
oo.s Express, 3ok . 81; Adams' Ex-
press, bsS q $50; American Express, lox q
~; United states Express, s7x . SO; Mer.
chanfy uiaon Express, Is . lsX, ouick-
silver pA 20; Pacific Mail, oi . sx;
western Dnion Telegraph, ak . 50; New
York Central tssk . lssx; Marposa, 1sX
bid; do preferred 341l a45s; Hudson River, 1ss
1854; Harlem, lssk 1se1; Reading. ok s1k;
Chicago and Alton, $50 1slx; DO. preferred. $50 :
16lK; Toledo and Wabash COX 81 Mllws sukee ana a.
Paul, 7oH M; DO. preferred, 70,I ,sx; Bankers
and Brokers', ITO; Ohio ana Mississippi, s2x a aax:
Fort Wayne, 1899. 1884; Michigan Central. 1Is
hid; Michigan Southern, o5K q s5X; Cleveland and
Piusburp, So bid; Cleveland ana Toleco Ioex a
zocE; Rock Island, la1 Q ISlk; Northwestern, s3x
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
Half.pass TIVE s'Cleck r. M.
sraeET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf.past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY. March 2s-sr

MONDAY, March 2s-6 Pm
CorrKr.-Rio was In light demand and heard OF no
business, but prices without change In Baltimore
$500 bags New Light sold private terms Other
descriptions remained dull.
CorToN-For this staple there fair demand mainly
for export and prces were steady at last quotations
There saes Of bales Of which $50 taken by
expoe 3s BY spnners and $50 by specuator For future
delivery as0 baiss low middlny for April realized 2sc
FL0UR AND GRAINRecepts, 1850 bbs -four, 200 bbls.
and go bags meal 720 bushels wheat 9s corn
LOO do oats l do and $500 do The market FOR
State and Western -four generally quiet
fair busness nevertheless, done for the West
about 100 bbs being taken for shipment
days prices. California nour was more steady The sales
changed Sales SIS bb Rye -four toerably active
demand At steady prices and sales $50 bbls
btls Hrandvrine on urvats sr,ns Ws ,uots W 's''
The New York herald., 1869-03-30

The following IL the report Of the Gold Exchange
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
Westchester County improvements.

Mr.. Parkhoutt has recently erected o two story
ana attic uwelIing, rect 'front.' rect deep
at West Farms situated on Walker street. near Lo.
Gust avenue, at q cost of about $1,000
Mr.. Theodore Fitch has recently erected three
story frame dwelling, 25 feet front by so feet Deep
situated Walker street. near Locust avenue, West
Farms, at . cost OF about $1,000.
Mr.. Hillman Is erecting marble dwelling 4Ox35
two story and basement. with French roof ON
Fordham avenue, between Marble and Mott streets,
at fremont, at o cost Of $40, 900.
Mr.. Palmer Ii erecting q two story and basement
frame house, 25x50 at West Farms, situated IN Lo-
Gust avenue just above main street. at Q cost Of
about 50, 600.
Mr.. Gantz Is erecting two story frame dwelling,
situated on Boston road near l37th street, at cost
OF about $4,000.
Mr.. Van Brunt is erecting two story frame
house, S5x60 situated on Boston road, near l4lst
street, at cost OF about $4,000.
Mr. Hammer is erecting i've three story dwellings,
25x65 Boston road near 1s9th street, at cost OF
about $1,000 each.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
Real Estate Notes.

The nne property OF the late General Scott, at
Elizabeth, N j., extending west to Jefferson avenue,
east to Madison avenue and south to East Jersey
avenue has been sold private sale within the past
week. The price paid was $4,000.
handsome parsonage Is being built at cost Of
$4,000 by Rev. Samuel A. Clark, OF St. Johns Epis-
c0pal church on Pearl street. Elizabeth At cost OF
$4,000 the pastor OF st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
church II also having q neat parsonage erected.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30

Woodwork av, 100 Y Of biou pvses ss1lso 49, 1000
Woodwork sv M y IT. N Ashbnrton av ysxS4... $500
bergen 81 ~ ftsoi <sst Bank a Sxlo0 t2b
brunswick ST. VS. ~ from La Granse place, 2Jx66. l,60
Clinton 81 portion saieb Baldwn's, s. 'front.'. gnpy
siaremom av ~ II from tth sv, 1bxl15. ZSU
High st, 6s of James r. Coils land bu front. $3.50
Lille s, 4, 30 a ! OF Spruce At EOx6i ........ SO
Prince y, q Ns Il OF Marshal st. 25xl.. 30v
Orleans 81 y 468 Of Nesbitt st, 25x02. 2sU0
ORASGR.
Plot ad lnmg Samuel and Joham Heddens land 10000
WEST ORANGE.
Jererson st, indefinite locality, burlls L7oo
SOUTH ORANGE.
kontrose av, plot Of about 5000
hONTCLAIR.
Newark and Pompon road, lot " front $50
Valley road, adjoining Wrshrs land 9sx...... SO
TRANsrERs IN HUDSON COUNTY, N. y.-JERsyY CITY
Jersey av, 626 II OF South 9Th st. IL 6xJ0.. bNU
South oh st, l7b Il of Coles st, sou
WEST uoBOAEN.
Anselique IT. lots 6e 81 map brownsville 5ox0o. $50
HUDSON CITY,
Newark st. g. l75 II of Pierce s5xl00 1l00
Wayeriey st. ss lot 9, Bray ct al map, s4x5a Sbo
Lots w. l 49, co. l0 Coser estate each gxl0o.. s20
Gardner st. lot S3, map North Hoboken 25xl.... zoo
Gardner st. lots sl4 and 8l5s map North Hoboken, ~
Hgmbold st. lot 500, block map North Hoboksn,
Morgan 81, !; lot y block d. map North HoioIen, a5s
sds'sw. lots 81 and Ss block s. aardnsrs map,
Pasade lots 6ss 657, North Hoboken 0xl00 200
I'd 81, lot 3 block 8 0arners map, 25xlUO So4
0REESvILLE.
Ocean st, rs Of Mersees St 25x4Oo. 2s5
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
FURNITURE.

A SEPARATE ROOMS FOR STORAGE or FURNI-
"A. ture &C. trucks, laborers and hosting appaxatus
ss9 Fourth avenue, near Twenty-Hn street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
HYDROPHOBIA.
Terrible Case at Frankfort, Ky.

from the Frankfort Commonwealth, March 26.I
we nave TO record one OF the most unusual and
city, IN the death Of John d. Sargent citizen OF
Frankfort from hydrophobla. This melancholy
event transpred on Sunday night last, when, alter
twenty-iour hours OF untold suffering, Mr.. Sargent
passed away from earth.
:, some two months ago small dog followed Mr.:
Sargent from the street into his store and seemed
to recognize him virtually as Its master. Mr.. Sar-
gent one day fed 1t with small piece Of meat which
lt had no sooner swallowed than 1t caught his hand
at the base OF the thumb piercing the flesh with It's
small keen teeth. He sno0k 1t on. paying no other
attention to the wound, which rapidly healed. The
On saturday evening last Mr.. Sargent relt pain IN
his hand, in the vicinity OF the old wound. The pain
arm into the body. The arm and hand became numb,
incapacitating min from his usual use OF those men,
he summoned physician, who, after careful ex-
animation could not at first decide upon the nature
Of his disease, but suspected some disease OF the
accompanied with the most narrowing symp-
toms, gave to his disease frightlul cast. BY
aS lis 9hs s Maef Ct n is
malady was developed in the ag0nizing spasms that
Immediately racked and tortured his physical
or its mention. His spasms were brief In duration,
but OF the most fearful character causing his eyes
80 aisse and nus whole appearance ice 70 assume char
slightest impact upon his body caused cOnvulsi0ns
his nervous organism being wrought up to its
sons was necessary to hold him in position dur
ing his spasms He did not seek to innict harm
on any one, but was entirely conscious up TO the
hour OF his death, giving instructions concern
ing his business, and delivering parting messages
10 his family and friends. During sunday he was
visited by many citizens and the physicians who
offered all the aid possible for his relief He swal-
lowed only few pills BY great effort on Sunday
morning the construction Of his throat causing him
yond description OF comparison exceeding anything
ever with in the entire history Of the medical
men that mlnistered at his bedside and appalling to
eVorV aDDreCatly0 he fingered till almost
O'Clock on Sunday night, when death relieved him
from further pain.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS.


A FINE COLLECTION OF BRITISH FOSSILS, FROM
"a the LIas beds Of Lyme Rssis Just rscsived per steam
ssurians, Fish, Crustacea great variety Of AmmonItes
knui fsntacrines, &c, Ac whole part, for sale BY
GEO. r. KNIGHT, IS Murray street.
A CARD-MERCHANr TAILORs HAVING CLOTHING
IN hand, In large small quantities. MAY ind cash
buyer BY calling ON or addressing THOs. ID. CONROY bU
Pear street.
nRAlN PIPE, DRAIN TILE
~ For the bot IN the market scnd 10
q W. BoYEToN Co. Woodbridge, NJ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

~PLAxER srs-~-Ws we've aaased.-sna
- NJ 6szst vln ses sze Il ear readers al tAs
r~lzfsca--ss hsar resark fro1 Al ED s.Nn-
os-x.f's z.z. uhose hair was qu5,s vAlss. b.
luzgizg - = sap asr IN the h.rssr. He ssla
err rsPa-ser thar he vas Srsr SKY ys<zs a
age. azs bad beea i tks a4xy ever siaes hs
Vas eAas- he bad he<s shru.za the ssAss
of Ne- Orleans s.s Xsbiis. and had he.
tsres and vezzisa Al the hloek.de & Charles
tea vhsa 1sses L he navy l1s4aizs the
Z s NAvxl-sas IA 11eh improved Il tAsss
Gays froz wat ], Vas vhss he srzs szse-es !,
Is : by. he rs7isss--- Nc. Re. Jszs the eOa-
tz-!. Way sssrs shsy Knocked 81 1regias,
aaa ssorp~a sAs grss. tie navy : As gid IS
played sat-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

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sd r-r.zs-s- ~ sslzs GAgasza - Tz-A.ss s<srel
49, sn.sE.ar uzsss - us.ss - i-euepss = -
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r su-uzar 81 ~ ca-zr n f.s usssr-
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$40 -izh l--asr =. 4 Raskssllzca
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vas ~A.s srs- ne knsE - ~ -lzse t-zr IN talaz
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

Az ESTEKrAISxEST 81 ANArECRS-We
understand tat 81 SztEre4y evening next.
there III b an s1se-tsianrzt 4, the Thez-
TX, ~ Huzb<r e asazteurs- II vii Be BY
1ezbers q Nechsnie EnEine CO Nos. in the
ranks a Ehieh the-s Is 10 snail snoant q
Dasscal taiens- Programmes al fAs perform
1ne< vii b isS1ed preyio1s 10 the evening
1entionei. and We arr assured that the col
lection q sonEs. etc. viii Be zBexc<priOn-
abe in tA<se and prop-ie-y, sDd tat there
WI he nothing thzi ias zoss fsStidiO1s csn
take O1ense Al Weare sisO informed that
several faniES have ssgni6ss tAeir iai<ution
IA pasroairs tl,e pSrfur2a1ee. more especially
IS Tie rrece<ds are 10 Be devoted 10 Tie
Coup4ay's Fund for TIC reiicf Of those u
tbeir members UAe nay become sick OF dss-
fi;zss- Ths ot5ees @Cz. cp0neod itself 10
tAs pzt-ie 3s pr1iseWorthy one
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

IxrR-ISLAxD COMMANDMENTS want
Of steam counun;cziioa bssEesa this Po-s
ard tie Osse- islzads CT or ErouP begins 10
be seTerSly islt 81 cur b1sines< community.
Teecalas P-evziliag a. this se1soa interrups
blt TOO frvqzenfiy ths regular transfrr ef the
nails and distsrb the spee6y conreysaee Of
prod1ee frOu Tx pian;aiiozs TO this market
The sebeooe- EErss sd 5een shseut from
tbs peri. % Azr trip 10 HIiO. - days beforv
tie oeEs of her los =; Oloaea -raehed Is
Visitors u he Toiesno On Hawaii have no
node a eo1Eeyance between the 6i6erent
islands BAT that furnished By seAooncrz. and
eFe-y sne Uhe has trsvsisd 81 then knows
whs1 iseonrezieoos Re i exposed 10 We
saw he sehooner 4zEss iezve tie wharf o.
SATURDAY llst, bozns for HilO. xiih qHits a
a11eer q cahin pzsssnEers. uost Of whom
ve-e bond q = pleasure triP 70 the r0aczno.
sd ne arg pretty szrs that zost Of them
vosld gladly bare paid doasls the passage
messy. hsd they eez1 abe 70 go bF steamer
We siu.rersiy hope thai ers lonz our basiness
ma. n e0uj1as-ioa with The G0rslnneat
nag faa sO2s p-Acficzhie mar q rsviriag
sEziu or nuea Esaied iaser-izland steam
szviszzzo1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

DCu- DCL1Ez- DCUEsT--The zhalesAir,s
hAviug .bo1s Al departed. the steamer lefi
Tor Cslifornia. and many q or eity residents
goae inio The o..zntry OF 70 the oIhsr isihnds
for reazxz-i0a and reczpe-ztioz. the toEu Is
szY<-sztiTely dan. zna the ife1i1er, thai
1,ost so-eht 1fHer-Ebea occasion ssrres. and
noss Abasea q BsArziAa,s-iz driren 70 des-
pe-zsio. i, kis ezo-ss 70 81 tie usaaI quota
Of spaee In spiie Of al or 1ozt vigorous
eEsrtz . ~ up Al epidemic, ne do1'f SIC
eszd in predicting 1uythin.. Of TIE sort, Be
yond AID -rss q Two q rsiizioas ferFor,
wAieh inpe.s hoys-EhO ought TO be 81
scAoo, o. lszEning ~ occuparioa-znd Old
na Eho elaia 10 have spzriai call 10 in
trade thelr Mess 1poa Others N uaseeniy
vasoes and On znssz1liy Oeossi0az- Ihsdr
rsslie thrs1gh ths streets. hack ana forth,
1szkiag hissO1z aoiss, viii TIE iu<zae En-
de1EOr 70 inaues PeoPae 70 belsers th1s they
ara 61dlg his b1ziness-b1t & ~oa't Dc.
U1rn aa0.her arrival Ron tit osfer World.
ne mast X eoateat viii looking inward
spoa ourselves. sad siying 70 an1 soaeshinz
~hevuifh 70 pass away the dsH zinfer
seasoz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20


he SAxDEzcz lsLAxDs STSKExe--The
co-TeSpond-1f q Ink NrE fork IFs.zzzs. II
n areo1nt offhe rec=1r PAea0Es1a Eiliea
E<re Tx r-szl-s C Tx volcanic 6is-1rhn1cr
n the SandEirh Istan1s, s1ys;
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-01-20

HlIo. Dee. II. is6S
The hr<i zeni-ananal examination of The
Hile graded SCHOOL took place to-day. a the
Hall meeiing. house. A large number Of p.
rents and fticads. together With scyersl
schools in the nslgheorhood, were N Attenl-
anee, and all seemed Interested and pleased.
II Is new feature In cur school enterprise
al Hilo. but B, has not been IN progress loug
enough for Is to speak very decidedly Is to
what has been accomplished When the an
nnsl examination occurs. We shall then be
able 10 make comparison.
We would. however, remark that the
children have never before appeared 50 well
On exAmi0atson day: they show that sa ex-
perieneod diselplinarian Is beginning to con-
troll them. TIE assistant teachers sre In en-
sire sympathy with the Principal, and, like
elOck-work. are doing their duty. Uader the
snperinteudeace and direction Of II. R.
Hitchcock. Esq. aided by his present corps
Of teachers, NC feel that we need not a
prophets pen to predict for ii a successful
future.
We nosieed two beautiful quilts, adorned.
one with the Hawaiian, and the other with
the American flag. the handy-work Of the
girls under the direction and tuition Of Miss
Ellen Holden; NC highly commend all who
have done the work We earnestly hope
that the girls viii gain livelihood from the
use Of their needles.
The school buildings. considering their
moderate cost, are very wen adapted for the
purposes for which thcy were erected, and
appear to be attractive to the children
In conclusion, We would bear our testi-
mOny that the funds appropriated for the
support of the school arr Seing very judi
ciOasly and appropriately expended
Gas. q. WETNoRE,
T. Coax,
!. PrraHAr,
EsamiHisg Cassnitiss.
The Rev. chas- Pouz0t was requested TO
act with the Committee, and hsd consented
to do 50. bat was prevented by unavoidable
Circumstances from attending