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The national Republican., 1869-01-09
DRoPosALs FOR PAPER Foa THE PUBLIC
PRINTING.
OFFICE OF CoEoaEssIostL PsIsTER.

wAsHIEGroS, December 0, 1865,
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Ing, 10 he lowest and best Bidder the Interests
&C., as Rs"ry as
each kind q paper that will be required, but The
CLASS i."tssiiS iSspESEP PIisTlso PArER.
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iye pounds to the ream Of 800 sheets.
per. nes.uTias gisss Inches, ana weighing ahy.
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1000 roams supsraus PrisiinF Paper, hard. sized
and super: :cais shdered, measuring NxSS Inches,
and weighing forty i've pounds TO the ream Of 800
cLAsss a.ss.s aIMtP Ma F.h., PAssH 70, an,
Inches; sad ~ SxsiSEinE twenty :Ons pounds to Tie
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5oo reams Medium, lsx23 inches.
900 reams Super Royal. ax2s inches.
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and q any required color or sOlOrs, :
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l,od9 reams, measuring OxS6 inches, weighing q
800 realms, measuring 9SIS6 inches. weighing 90
so realms, measuring s6xS2 inches. weighing 70
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Each class will be considered separately, and be
offer for more Of the classes in the same pro.
| pOsal.
EP proposals will be considered unless aceQmps.
Pitsd 5 Ss,e' JdSEs or Attorney in he penalty q
Sles proposed fOri and each proposal mus. be &C,
or persons making said proposal are manufacturers
Of Or dealers In the description Of paper which he
or they propose TO furnish,
All the paper In the several classes must be de-
liyered At the Government Printing Once, In the
| city Of Washington, In good order free from all
and every extra charge or expense and subject to
| the inspection, count, weight and measurement Of
the Con gressiOpal Printer and be In all respects
satisfactory.
The supply Ing Of an inferior article in any Of the
classes or failure supply the quantity required
at any tlme' Will be considered violation OF the
contract
Blank proposals will be furnished upon Appliea-
uOn At this once, and NO proposal viii be cOnHid-
erod which does not conform exactly thereto.
Proposals will be indOrsed on the envelope,
Joipt Committee on Public Printing, other to care
Of thS Hon, II. b. Anthony, Chairman Of the Sen
ate Committee on Printing! the Hon. A, II. Lahin,
Chairman Of the House Committee on Printing, or
inBtOn, DC.
By direction ofihs Joint COMMITTEES Of Congress
on Public Printing. JOHN ID. DEFRBES,
de2g-tuSfrtJa& Congressional Printer,
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FIRE.-A small frame house, occupied by two
soldiers and their families, south Of Lincoln
depot, was destroyed by fire last night, to.
gether with the furniture II contained, lnyolv.
Ing loss OF between i've hundred and six hun
dred dollars. The alarm from boz 10 was fol.
lowed BY = general alarm which brought out
all the fire Companies. The FIRE was, II Is sup
posed, the result OF incendiarism.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

timore steam lines and Adams Express TO care Of
r. H .Haysnnsr, Freight Agent At Alsxs,adris;
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Comm utAtiop Passenger Tickets between Alex
andria and Lsesburg aud intermediate stations at
cheap rates,
Round Trip Tickets good only for day OF issue
between Alexandria and LeesbuTg, and between
those places and intermediate points, are issued at
red uced rates. WASHINGTON BLYTHE.
uOS-f General superinte ndent. y
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TST1VT co.. Ss--;,7.75 7.75sz75,-,ss7o5-

TINTED STATES PATENT OPPICR,
" WAsHIEGToE, ID, G. Jan, 2, 1880
On the petition Of ROLLIN WHITE, Of Lowell.
hAssaohusetts, praying for the extension Of n
patent granted to him on the Sd day Of APRIL ls6j,
for an Improvement In BTeeeh Loading Firearms:
this oheo on the 22d day OF March next Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
depOuliionS, and other papers should be nled In
this ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing
jau7.Th3w Commissionef Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

enth number OF which will be issued to-mor-
row, will be full OF interesting reading matter.
Look out for it,
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

THE PRoHipIroRr LIouoR BEAeuE held q
meeting in tho Criminal Court room last
evening. Mr., Geo. Savage presiding, and Mr..
l. NJ. Blood secretary. Spirited addresses
were made by Messrs, Flnney, l. NJ. Blood,
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

WORK kCoMPLETED.-The grading and paw
tthhg o. seventh street north, from l. street to
ago, and the work went on with vsrisd A. "a.
cess, he weather at times and difficulty in
promptly reeeiyiag stone causing m uoh d. lay
now finished to the boundary, And ,sInS nj ,ysJ
with blue rock is one OF the ho' Il hand ,ome
n@a dGTS1ie 10 10 the District Joseph r.
much praise for the energy dis plsysI In Snnb.
Ing the work to completion. !" P''"'
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

PRoPEssoR McMuRRAr, the llghtning cal.
culator, assisted by members OF his class, will
give a FREQ exhibition at Union League Hall
tonight,
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Personal.

pRIyATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
l. "oLDn DIR. DARBY'B, 100 Seventh street,
opposite odd'PsllOws Hall Separate rooms for
patients. Isl2.u
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

We UNDERSTAND that Messrs. Stephenson
Il Mcfarland, who have for several years been
doing heavy express business between Balti'
more and Washington, have been notified by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
that the privilege they have had can be no
longer granted. Messrs. s. and Mcfarland
have, by close attention to the interests OF the
patrons, built up quite an extensive business,
some days having loaded as many as twenty
cars. They have about twenty drays engaged
delivering goods to merchants, and this action
loss to them. 1t Is said that the business which
has been done by Messrs. Stephenson Il Nc
Farland, 10 to be passed over to the Adams
Express Company.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

OF North River blue stone have Just been laid
at the intersection of Northern Liberties
market and the street, under the supervision
The work was executed by VIM. Huggy, and
10 regarded as a great necessity In that local.
ity, and the commissioner deserves great
credit in so promptly having the work done.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

SALE OF VEGETABLE STALLs.-Agreeably to
notice from Messrs p. Murray and A. Tones,
commissioners Of the Western market, Mr.,
Henry Himber, commissioner OF the First
ward, sold at public auction on Friday, sth In.
stant, At 10 o'clock, a. m, thirteen new yegeta-
BILE stalls In said market for tlTl.T5, being an
stalls sold numbered from 90 to 70, both inclu.
slye,
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

BAsK OF wAauISaros.-T trustees of
this Institution have declared dividend OF
three per cent.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

ISsrALLATIoS.-The following oficers were
installed 10 Black Hawk Tribe, I. o. X. NJ, on
the 7th instant, for the ensuing term W.
s., J. Richardson; S. s., q, W. BATkmanj J. s.,
Peter Poltj prophet, Edward Lscyj q. OF r.,
VIM. II. q. Boyce; A, q. OF r., william II. II.
KidWell; X W, Edgar Beach,
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

THH ScHooL Board will hold Its regular
monthly meeting on Tuesday evening next.
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!! ISsa a. sEEE !tbgs ss9s gsD4 4ss2 !$SFS
Q, q, $:gEESs sSsiHEis iiHaEEisssHBsE e I's train. will
~..SiHs'S' g.: m: s Baltimore ifSP hSS :: IN
rHE omar pSVs.E;TRAek R9gTE
with ELE91NT s0ErkRf. Palace ststs;roon,
DAY saf s Z
other route, Two hundred miles saved to Western
4SGii m SisE fi, bII EaAss
TsFsGh CIV %aisSas Rs9s eSss. = and
81 Ss;$$s ::ss .s rEssils change: Il UNION
ss: y EsS' 3 3:
nation will be a!ysn at ~ times.
i9rs Tsi, kRs hRan or
Corner sixth st. az %.esVs psTn; ave sSoPSSoo
Ag: YOUNG. General r.'''1E,5 H.i,i%SsT.' iES:s.' Ma
PHILADELPRRl&6RXE RXikkHiIEERS552SB ikkHkiIEERS552BB. AND BAL
Commanding on MOndsy., June stb. passenger
trains trains WI leave fs'asn' street Depot DAi"'
n%SSs way ssi IGT frsia Phll.dspAi. and Way sta.
jane ySR:Sa SitS ir.iss q. al stations on the Dss'
"sHpress Traiu for Phiiadsiphia and New York
At sist = u. s1anSe'ias At PSTiy1illo with train
ExCress Train for PhnadslPhia aud New York
Tor stationson DsIswsrs Rsiirosds between vii.
mington and HARRINGTON,
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit and intor-
Express Train for Phiiadelphis at e:s5p. IN.
Express Train for New York At .6 p IN, con
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
All the above trains lesye daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For PhiladelphiA and New York At e:5 D. m,
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
ident Street depot At Ticket once, No. l4 Balt-
more street Persons purch aslnE tickets at ONCE,
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
| at their residence by Union TIansfeI Company.
| VIM CRAWFORD Agent
The national Republican., 1869-01-09
THE COURTs.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Chisf Justice Cdrfisr.-This
court was occupied as follows yesterday. The
court adjourned about noon;
Barnes vs. Williamson. Judgment by 10.
Randolph vs.. Houston. EJeetment to re.
cover lot In square ool. Judgment con-
himon Harvey vs. R. L. Andros. Plaintiffs
death suggested and case continued.
cimPSelI =. on1ii John H ~. Moa'tSn sns AG in
square 63f, and lots 8 In square i2o, claimed BY
Campbell and held by Houston. Judgment
confessed as TO the lots In square e3i, and case
discontinued as to lot In square l2o.
Peter Gallant vs.. I. Sweeney. Appeal from
the judgment of Justice Clayton. Sweeny
sued Gallant for 900, rent Of room for three
Sweeny. Gaiisnt thereupon sppesied, and
upon the hearing OF the case yesterday the
Judgment OF Justice Clayton was sustained.
Roberts Il Son vs.. Baker. Judgment con-
De Ford VS.. Stewart Il Eccle,ton. judgment
by default.
Stillson, and judgment confessed by Hovey.
The corporation appeal cases are set for
trial today.
Adjourned.
EauIry CouRr Judge 0iin.- This court
made the following orders yesterday
ORDER ron RAILRoA D nRipo TO DE REPAIRED,
Davidson ct al. vs., Washington, Alexandria
and Georgetown Railroad Company. Upon
the dangerous condition OF the railroad bridge
over the Potomac, published by us some few
months since, the court ordered that the tye
spans and draw Of said bridge over the Viz:
glniA channel shall be rebuilt by q substantial
and permanent structure. The receiver was
authorized to make application to some COM
petent civil engineer Tor such plans and speei-
hoAtions for the new structure h II may be
proper TO carry outi to advertise for propo-
sails for = contract under such specifications,
and thereupon make such contract, and pledge
for the same the revenue OF the road after
payment OF its running expenses
Mccarthy vs.. O'Conner. Decree pro con.
JcsIo against the defendants.
Adjourned
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

SALE OF MosEY.-At Potomac hall, corner
OF street south and Eleventh street east, on
Monday night last, the First National Build
Ing Association sold sixty.four shares of stock
W ,0oOl at q premium Of twenty-seven per cent.
twenty-hnh monthly meeting, Thursday eve
ning,oye Dooley's drug store, corner ofPenn-
sylvania avenue and Third street east, and the
sum OF " 500 was disposed OF at an average of
forty eight per cent.
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Steamboat Lines.
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

NEw MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
KSfs;Hify III; iy IA iSAs A rsiis sissSs r s.%r' ,ss r C.
Peculiarly during the winter months, <4kIk
ssiGEsaSbkT, ES2afskkisss225Ssy. S2fki s2SyosKa s.hKa ofoEaE.
.1.s, .;I: tsss tss% Ei's n; sZf sEIT
Ing At Alexandria and Georgetown TUESDAYS:
street, THURsDAYsi AIexandria, FRIDAYS,
E%Nbb ES%5NSHbbt sAJgERNAHs' EENds arriving at New York
This Line, eopneetina. at Netfoik with the hns
steamers q the Merehant.' and Msehapics' Trans
pared to tske through freight At much rsdgsed
expenses through Baltimore Is avoided BY this
Tieigh, from B2,,Cn .hOuld be eSn.ignsd % the
For further Information apply to JOS, \. GAIT,
Agent, ofee and Wharf foot Of High street,
0eorsetQwn, d. Q. or at oFfICB OF COMPANY
corner Ney York avenue and seyenseensh street.
one SoST .HHtTf' below NV PSSsPs6s. PPSsHSssifPPss6s Pr..d.s
THE STEAMER COLUMBIA .oos
L Has resumed her regular trips be- ENHVk
tween washington and BALTIMORE .sn n
Leaving Baltimore every. SATURDAY AfTBk'
NOON wkSsslRsssfpk wkSsRspkT ~ MSssiSS. Ssisissson every
at Q O'Clock.
She will stop At all the principal las ings on th,
'''' iTASos. W. RILEY son. AS:Ss:,
uHs.tufsm Atm. foot Of ki.,snth .tIsst.-
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

DosATIoNs.-Mr. A. X. Browne, general
agent Of the Provident Aid Society, scknowl.
eges the receipt OF two sets OF chairs from
Mr.. W. p. Moses, for the use OF the board OF
directors; articles of stationery from Messrs
French Il Richardson; 3 quantity OF station.
cry and printing from Messrs. Philip 4 Solo
mons; a cooking stove from Mrs. General
Poe, and a large quantity OF secondhand cloth.
ing from various parties,
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

FIGHT AMONG SoLDIERs.-Yesterday after
noon seven soldiers OF the 9th cavalry had a
free fight In Gray Il Co.'s lumber yard, on
Sixth street and New York avenue, and four
and Bresnahan, and had a hearing before Jus.
tice Clark, who fined one Of them $40 for car.
rying a concealed weapon and the others t5
each for disorderly conduct. They were locked
up In default Of payment Of their fines. All
Of them had severe cuts and bruises about
their persons
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

SUBSTANTIAL PRRsEsT.- The members Of
the Sixth-street Presbyterian church, South
q. II. Smith, with a purse OF t26 as a New
YEARS. present.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

REV. II. O. GRossMAS, associated with Rev.
rial chapel morning and night every Sabbath.
This mission is begun upon the free seat plan,
and has one OF the most tasteful audience
chambers In the city.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

ODESSA PAEIgR CoLLAPsING SKIRT, the best
made. Douglass, sole agent, No. sos Ninth
street.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

CARRIAGE SLIPPERs AND SoCKS to keep the
feet warm when riding, only % and 26 cents
pair, at Adamson's, 606 Ninth street, next to
Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BASK.-An eleo.
tion Of nine directors Of the National Metro.
polltan Bank, to serve for the ensuing, will be
held At the banking house on Tuesday, Janu'
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

PRovGDEHT, AID SoCIETY,-The board of
directors Of this society held meeting at the
when, on notion Mr.. S. Solomon was chosen
member Of the Third ward committee.
A communication from Mr.. q. A. Hall, pro-
posing that an employment agency be estab-
lished In connection with the general agents
oifee. was read and accepted.
Mr.. Hall, on motion, was chosen an hon
oTaTy member of the board OF directors.
The First ward citizens sent In a memorial
Petttioning the board to retain Mr. Sloan 40 a
director.
A motion made by Mr.. Sloan to do away
with soup-houses, and to provide the poor
with groceries at different points OF the city,
was disagreed to.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09
John J. Cisco a. Son, Bankers,
No. 80 Wall street,

Aud by the Company . advertised agents through
out the United States.
Bonds ssntJrss. but parties subscrf fbin0 Through
local d0Gtts ioHi look 10 them for hsr safe de-
livery.
ANEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS ISSUED
OCTOBER lst, containing report Of the progress
Of the work TO that date, aud more complete
statementn relation to the value Of the bonds than
eau be given In an advertisement. which will be
sent free on application at the Company's Offices. .or
to any Of the advertised agents
1a- The Coupons Of the First Mortgage Bonds Of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, due January
l. lsd0 will be paid and after that date, in GOLD
Com, free Of Government tax, at the Company's
once, No. 20 Nassau street, New York,
JOHN 3. CISCO,
Treasurer, New York.
L.. L
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

"Awl THAT'S ME, you KNow"-Sdm.-This
individual Is still fourishng in all his pristine
No. bo2 Seventh street, under Odd Fellows
Hall, where they still continue to present ex-
tremely cheap for cash ladies' and misses
walking boots, black, bronze, and blue, gents
fine calf boots, Aretics, bufaloes, and over.
shoes OF every description, fancy slips for
business. Remember Wilson's, 6o2 Seventh
street.
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XVAsHIgGToN, ALEXANDRIA.
CHANCE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1905
until further notiec, Passenger Trains will
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
lows;
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS.
Loayt Sshington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, b... IN. ido. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave kiext ndria,. from corner Of Duke and
Henry streets iron Manassas railroad) ASH p. m. !
do. from Lynehburg, 6p. IN.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

LA GRAND VIcToRIE 10 now the novelty for
ladies, a skirt which combines the panier and
anacker. Mr.. Charles Baum, the celebrated
hoop-skirt and corset man ufacturer, is the only
agent Of the District, at his place, 5l3 Seventh
street, between ID and L,
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

LADIES' should call and see the Embroidered
clipper at Princes Stamping and Fluting
ehth streets. Only place In town 10 do Steam
Fluting.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

Our $3.50 SHIRT-lO of-t2 25i our s2 Shirt
10 of-tl.sO; best Red Flannel Shirt and
Drawers o. 50-lO of-t2 25j second best tl.T5-
10 of-sl.6T; Home. made Canton Flannels
tl .25-l0 of-sll3. Discount OF 10 per cent.
on all cash sales for q days more. One price
only, marked in plain figures. A. Saks Il Co.,
SIT Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

MEETIso.-The meeting Of the Conserya-
tive Army and Navy Union, advertised to take
place last evening, at Trades Union Hal was
4 failure, there being no quorum present.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

WORKED uP ADMINISTRATIVE Coombs
and Miller yesterday recovered silver watch
and lot of clothing stolen from the residence
OF Mr.. II. NJ, Bennett, No. 327 b street north,
on the previous night The articles were
turned over to the owner.
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

as- Trains leaving baltimore and Ohio Depot Al
1855 a. m, connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. Asaph Junction,
for all points on the ne Of thot road between Ma
nassAs Junction and HarTisonburg
Trains leaving 81. Asaph and King streets at 2:25
I. IN. connect at 81; Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas and Harrlsonburg at 2:E D. m. /,
arriving at Baltimore and Ohio Depot at 320p. m. !,
and In time for p M, train f9I Baltimore.
W. J. PHELPS. Gen I Manager, decSJ-if
The national Republican., 1869-01-09
THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFER A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THEIR
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AT PAR

NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MILES
Of the line west from Omaha are now completed, /,
and the work Is going en- through the winter. As
tho distance between the finished portion Of the
Union aud Central Pacific Railroads Is now less
than 40 miles, and both companies are pushing
forward the work with great energy. employing
over N,GOO men. there can be no doubt that the
The national Republican., 1869-01-09
LExANDRIA' 'fS}gRSYS bEYRSgS AND HAMPSHIRE
TslsIkEsss.

Leave Alexandria daily, except Sunday, at sa.
IN; and ?. IN. for Leesb9rg; Leaye Leesburg for
Connecting at Leesburg with peAeoek's Line of
hrst.elass Coaches, which leave Leesburg on
ton, Pufeeilyille, sniokersSillo, Berryyille,
Winchester and Capon srringsi returning leave
days.
Wednesdays and Fridays, on the arrival Of the
railroad train from Alexandria, and arrives at
MiddleburE at p. IN.
urdays, alta. m. aud arrives at Leesburg at IL
m, and (per railroadl arrives at AlexAndriA at
more tho same day.
Prom aud after June s, the coaches will run daily
from wineheataF a Canon knfinus
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

POLICE CANDfDATBs,-On Wednesday eve.
ming next Vt 1880 O'Clock applicants for post
tlOns on the police force will be examined by
the committee at police headquaTteTs'
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

marriage, being aware Of physical WEAKNESS, OF
Tsnie debility, dsfoEmitis. A.. .Peedily cured.
may reliaiously eonhde on his honor as 4 Esntis
man. and confidently rely upon his skill ~ phJsl
elan
The national Republican., 1869-01-09

enth street Lutheran church, from l2 to l
O'Clock daily, have been crowded all the week, !,
and nave been marked BY great spirit and ear
more prominent lAymen participating. The
closing meeting 10 held to-day. Interesting
The Ieclure.room of thia ehureh at VILE y
number OF persons have arisen for prayer.
The topics appointed are general, viz
lation OF the Scriptures, conversion OF Israel
the outpourlng OF the Holy Spirit on Chris
tians and Christian churches throughout the
world
Beside the noon meeting another Ia held at
the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION at 0 p, M, which all are invited to
attend.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-02

HoRRIBLE DEATH PROM HYDHOPHoBIA.-
There WAS a strange and startling scene
in a Good Templars' lodge in Lexington.
Ky, on Tuesday night, 10Th ult. John w.
Alexander. young man. was about to be
initiated, and. as part of the ceremony. was
offered gla>s Of water. He drew back with
a shu,ider. ard the recollection of the fact
that in August last he was severely bitten
by mad dog flashed with terrible intensi-
ty across his mind The next day he was
out, but the memory haunted him. and be
said to a friend that he would go home and
90 to bed and die. He went home and to
bed. and. in spite of drngs and nursing. that
horrible malady. by bydrophobia. rusned
rapidly to its conclusion in death. On
Wednesday afternoon Re went into his FIRST
spasm. Wednesday be foamed at the mouth
and yelped dog. and his parnxysms cor
tinued aud grew in intensity. Strong men
held him, and powerful aesthetics were
administered. He begged to be shot. and
prayed for death. On Thursday, about ?
T. M he died.