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aa the conelunion Of tho Cherokee settlers,
that tho Twill Of tho people is also the law
et God-a proposition about which sheolo-
guns differ, and which is equally foreign
from tho land question. They ncxt en-
dosse the principles OF tho Labor Union
Association Of. Ohio and the financial
vssa1ies Of S. F. Cary, Of Cincinnati, who
proposes to reduce the ratio Of interest on
borrowed capital ly irredae1nable shinp1as-
ters- They then resolve that the "Hear-
sens nse the Lords, but tho earth He has
"giren unto the children Of men, Now II
tho contest -as to these lands vere between
the settlers and the Lord, this text would
weigh strongly in their favor, at least. As
James F. Joy and his associate epecu1ators ase
children of men, andauite Is well entitled
to the Cherokee lands ~ The settlers thom-
selves, II any title To those lands isoonfe1red
by that somewhat general distinction, it
is obvious that this choice scriptural quota
ton has no relevancy TO the Cherokee land
question.
They also resolve thai
"With equal right might ths atmosphere BE- bot
lots to sai. purchaae1z u the eartn to e hacked ia
pieces, and withheld from its rtghtfni owners"
Here, nsain, the question is not as to
whether lands can be lawfally "cut up aud
s'sold in lots to suit purchasers" for that
thing both Joy and the settlers want to do.
Nor do either Of them desire that land
sha1l be ns FREQ TO MI ns the sunshine or the
air. We fail to sec why men in their senses
, 1869-04-09


commenced the practice of medicine but n
lev years beforn he came to the Unitat Et1tea
ADD III 1884 Was elected Professor Of Medicine
N the ptte1attJ Of Virginia, which position h1
held until ls53. During hls res.dence 1t tie Uni-
yersty he enjoyed the friendship OF President
Physiology" "tn testimony Of unfeisned respect
for his talents and philanthropy, and Of grau-
tude for numerous eEidenres OF friendship. For
three years he nretl the chsr Of Matera Me.i!La
and Therapeutics ii the University or NarTL1ft,
when he Was elected in 1884 to the Professor
has ever since dlled- Dr. Dungllson Is the author
OF nearly twenty volumes, generally tteaslses On
which have been veil receired bT The Profession.
and have met With an extended sale. Among these
may be mentioned his PRINCIPLES Of 11aman
"Sew Dictionary Of Medical science and utera-
ture q rol%. svo, Boston, 1850. "GenerM Tnera-
ptntlcs and Natalia Aedlca +" {Sro Philadelphia,
lSas. New Remedies " tsyo, 1900, anu "A Human
Health " new clifton, svo, ls44'. These wo1rs
nase been Introduced ~ textbooks In various cox
, 1869-04-09
Al Memphis, recently, Bishop Quinsard
in confirming oolorod man, remarked:

At Memphis, recently, Bishop Quintard
in confirming oolored man, remarked:
at Is proper to statc that this person, through
MISUNDERSTANDING only, failed 10 CONC forward, n
he bhould have done, WITH tnohe who nr7t pse-
Scntcd Themselves. Tne Church Of Christ knows
no distinction among her members In her pr4Et-
lGgcA The differences which maintain IN society
c2nnot bc recognized hesr."
Ono would naturasly suppose TINT nothing
Objectionable could be found by any one in
these remarks; but = Memphis print aasails
the Bishop for making them, and, In the
cou1se Of ita denunciation, says:
Had raul lived In tnis age, he would haye said;
II neSro equality EnAkcth my Southern brother to
offend, then viii not pzacttse H. or force the doc
ttlne upon others-'r
The 0nesimus business wa 10. long
time employed to serve the purposes OF the
defenders Of slaye1y, and Paul was thus
made to appear the champion of the "pe-
cnliar institution but the present instance
is the dsst attempt to lug the Apostle Of tho
Gcntiles into support Of tho proposition
that The souls-of black mon do not stand in
the Ea1ne need Of salvation as those Of
white meu
, 1869-04-09

Sea.s ss q Esss. sne former from 9 to EA I'd
snploJs1s hsrs yet aoooded, and consequently
many meh arg Idle The house carpenters Of Brookre
.agea It i sisted that IN New Tork.
tho tatloSs, German md English, arc n
compensation Aati fewer hours OF Labor. Tho
German taiors Of both sexes is asserted arc re-
gulred 70 work very constantly for very low pay.
Ihey average from fifteen to eighteen houEB'
Mnfk n tNenty.four, and cam only from 80 70
Ine gas md steam ntters, of New To9f, have
st11ek for N advance to r 3 day. The pohaneFs
,9a Sna va5asaefs Of New Tost, narc passed reso-
lnnon h1anS lii week ~ the lowest wages to
be leseised AT present they Agn paid frotn $40
70 Ga The Eaas-bloWets OF SAena, y. J.,
have subpended work, and retuse to rrsumc
operauons unless the ptopr4ecors of g.asz-houses
ahaA adgrs more liberal s5ztcIn Of payment Tor
laoor: u : he eostom 70 pay their weekly wages
only s In cash, and the remainder In or1efA They
now dc1nand so essn- The .1.ner1 OF Boston and
vicinity mare struck for higher pay. The worxmen
arc divided into snEee classeA demanding respect
i.eiy, The following wages: FIRST class, sa-ao a
dAJ; second class, g; thru class, T. The N-
psntss. snd {oioesx Of Aontela!f, y. J., have
1t1uck for $3.50 day, an advance OF 9S cents.
The labotef1 on the D1tchess and Columbia Rail
road y. 7. haTe struck Tor 81 per day. IN a1lrance
Of rentA -
, 1869-04-09
REMARKABLE CRIMINAL CASE,
The Trinl of James BroWu, At New.
nFk> o.
Srssort, o. tApr1 ., Correspondents f tA< cii''-
matt Commercial

.1tt0fE, u t4pT1t lpTT4S(V|t4FH<E ~ SAAeNs
nati Commercial
The thai OF James brown, m alleged seeoup1ce
in the elnbcz7lcment Of the CoshDctou County
Treasury. some ten ycara s1nce, nsa been ia pro.
Tas CONCLUDED On IhS1sdaJ last Il win s. n
m.mtGred that Il JaauarJ. $50, ketchan. the
then TREASURER Of cothoctou County, MAS found
to1nt an3 gagged IN his en.ce in Coshocto1, sad
III the fnnds In his safe Ah'trActed- Ills E:ory
then NaA that Mcu In diaRulAe came 70 bis 0a1ce
on the might Of The alleged foobsr!' bound .nd .n
eair, and uuade on with the contenta. profound
sxo 5eaIs aso whsn Brovn nassng ,a,,a hTon.nt
mined to make a fu1 disclosure Of the Treasury
cmbczz1encus- lie therefore de1tte himself
up to justice. and nate a full confession cha-1ng
Brown With haE1nE planned and cousEnma,ei the
wholc thing, aud confes<lnE that be ikc:chiml
VIZ. 40 In the ro.cE and under the tnnuence o.
rtpwn that he readily 2cquicsccd IN the latter
iron the ATes; 1t Brown, the popular feeling u
coshocson County being no attong against him,
bis counsel made motloa for chance oi veape, ne
nesr1rs ID tho licking County Contnon P!cas. On
the former trial a.sout Jeas 40, Enc tary In tai8
case failed TO AgTrt 2ad were discharged, Aud a
eucceSs.ui c1oft WIS msde, on the part Of the de-
fecce for continuance Of the ea%e Until now.
Tn the 1e1h OF March, however, the second TIA!
commenced and TWO or three Gays WeFc occupied
in empanelline jur, % d1n1cuit was It to 1nd
twelve men mot one OF ~hota had formed or e1-
pressed r. orn,en On TIC ana Tps
OF counsel two days and two evenings. whea The
Jury reslrcd, after clear forrteie and etaeosat:
shout th1te hours, the t1Ty returned With yer
diet Of Guilty. and found the amount Of the
ctnhezxfetuent tn he f9A.nDa
Counsel for the defence thcscupon made mo.
tIon fur new tr1ai, which was atgued on SATURDAY
afternoon, the 81 lIst, The chief polnt8 attempted
IL be made IN support q, INC motion being that ths
vas greater than the evidence would Hns11nt and
that one OF the 1uroEs disqualified from sitting
upon the trial. betag ane9rd thA; he had former
y expressed N opinion uron the cas
Thc znot,on was stgnFuasly resisted By the State
nut wa oEenult13 by the Court .
The pr.tooes, Brown. who hAd been II IA Fnet
the verdict WINS found. Was then brought tntt
cour1, aud Judgc nruzntssck pronounced eentencs
upoo him II ten ,eaF* tn the PenitentaTt 70 pa!
4 ne of ~. CO.., double the amount Of The en-
b~zxlemeEs, which the statute requtEes., and 4
costa in tic case. ....
This cannot lie rcEarsfed a. An imtnodeE1te ten
rencc considering The magnitude Of the o1tncc
and tht discretion given ht law 70 the court Q
hiking the punishment II from one 70 tTtuty-ool
years. H.oxn Is said to be worth 3to,0oh
The case now goes to the sopreme coufts Q!
, 1869-04-09
JEFF. DAVIS.
8 Sight OF Him in tho British fzousc
nj EQu1 IN QnHu

IA -~AAA4A4VAA&S
Le+,dc. Correspondence e sA< cia<f.aasi Gs1=.ttk
Ind N admit 10 the s.Speakcs*' gallery
vtiet. holds about ni1y, who Set their names put
down three da!s' previous
White am standing IN the Krnuf eaEetsy vatch-
nasaes nua sat ot iei lie pfi9lssea @ tev. heaT:
aIen1 this Mr. pav1E. :"
1ta5u round and right behind ne stands 1edes
mn: would *casrey have Known n1!, my H.
teot.on had not been called to lin. All cao Il be
possible, Unused ~. tass shFsseasl tace fs!n I1
na fnansaa M Senator ~ non A.zssssipp, ae
rFcWes M, reso,,s ;.,is ~ snqs e hen ni5
Pierre was osteniiely: tell sa1 The t1atn
Ievl1ns Of ply :>e1e an uye1 mt. was touched,
de- pasnanImis1 70 o;:r falle: foe vpald havc
cr!yen ne to do acl SAY II It h&d not 1es tu the
Impulse Ct tae man wls,' put nc Question l hare
fetdtfs Tsfellion wh,cn 1or :hese tea yta.s rAss
has been the Ere-entncEs Characteristics Of nati.
saye.7 England ~ Davis quietly replied.
''Thss Is ny natre, 81"
"Nnst, Jelers1n p4y1s:"
ayes s,r MAr AT your name, siSs"
-tHa1rts: bat at1 nobody: an simply ~ EaG'
eeR asaeS sss esp hsrs .a yosf aast
banging up in E! hassse sna prize IL Te's
i frG ras said IN IN as4sssrt. re..rat way.
while hands wrrr staken, and then ~: AAIEas M
who WAs e1Ay-hAtEryl- wen-to-do-l losing Reaoe:
Ean- rut hts mouth close 70 ALI. DafE ea1 Anq
wh.tnerr<1 that did not hca-. hut Nhat could
Imagine w4: 81 ErEtsnd was wtta you, and yo1
csxlia rave he'd cut another year VIC would h1yt
Iii. 1fas!s sz1cd fechlv, and. tno1eh. saalt
his n1.ac wa4 ea1le.l. Md ~ he wens- followed
1Eme1tastiy, ard saw him met b! hnc o. tat
sxos.i-bseeenes and snad belly coal, with =
S,Ik kcntox er On He h2rK. xho Absolutely eenl
) NJ. H., and welt d2nCIa3 aad EuSnti aal Au1nins
tetore him. whispering 10 eve! hc'is '1his ss Mr.
. |e1S.<np Nayts.' and ga..:1l;ed mm 70 surs o1
rev there Is 1us speeta.-iafosei &st11sefs Oh III,
| tocr at the Hou-t, deep II the Ho1sc. deep IN
recess and WHERE EE. lars sat down WITH Arrn
/ hashrp Manning md Dean SSAnlsE. What ID
! Archbishop kahl, &Dl What The Dtaa sad- an
! ~h4t the e1.rrts:aeoi sali, know not, for rus
Eulry to MI srat far over their heals or lose X
, 1869-04-09
THE CHLROaEE SETTLERS.

Tho settlers On The C.:n7oaee neutral lands
In their contest with James F. Joy, Of Dc
4r,:t, and o:Lez purchasers under secret
.t,atiss entered i:ltu with tho 1aliaus. arc.
entitled to, and have received. tho nynPa-
.:,s Of nj iu.. ll,,er., eis'ssescstsi men IN
IT,. sat Of Congress- Ba: we respectfully
,.,Ee them if ther ever cane together again
il convention no. to apIAiat Captain Dun
1eayy, Nr. 3looso md Z. ". WILEY, their
COMMITTEE On Resolutions That commit
lex IN tlei. List eaurt began by resolving
HAT ''tEe viii Il the people is the Law Of
s.,ke lanl," a proposition that in no way
pgects ,le Cherokee question, unless it is
ulso decided that the settlers are any more
".hc people tl,an are thc speculation
who have bouglt their lrnds- They ther
resolve that this motto is I'm eonforuait,
s.ui.A Divine Law. man having the eahz'
..bcn.6t Of his own will IN working ont hl
4.etcrual salyahou,r from which We infer
, 1869-04-09


POLITICAL
The Houston Union comes out for E. U. reasc,
the Provisional Governor, u the Republican csn-
d!d2tc for Governor OF ItxaA n he forthcoming
election
The London G6ngiAnIl Stvs. ia "a article on
American politics, says:
"Nr, Johr.onx administration has been = Pc
rod ol dcisyx I! haa been ilke the ux weeks OF
nod of one9suctsor and check, IN enhh sAinRs
hA,e necessa.t1' Hsos7ezscl oas haFc not pro-
the Unlted Ssates:
"Amc ricans seldom do anything by halves
Tnrv viii rspnahly hare e1cvaseA the recently en-
elayet race to condition Of moral ntueka for ia
nc n rosttSop long before We hATe accomplished
! the 1iKe benenccns task for o1r 'rcAdaurn- Thix
their bold experiment may be ultimately cTpwnel
sa,ats sef s ms III eoa W. se nope wnea
! What nc now witness with simple wonder xii pe
locked back upon with aprlan,!anS Animation.
TIC Lebanon 1nd> Putri@ SAYS: "A eooi
m.ny rspers arc disposed to he funny oEer the 81
rerzt,t,ous or.lea, which Nas performed ovcE the
bodies OF me Toddh Ii sAts coants- AZ m ex-
euse for oone County, nc refer to the fact that tn
the te!rhnorhood where this atfx3F occurred,
nearly ali arc Democrats, and the only sonrces Of
Information the! ros*css Ase the New YORK DE-!
EeA. Democratic AtEn&oAe, or the Boone Coaasy
Eio~e7.'' -..-.-
In Mclean Co7nty, IL, Supervisors hssc oeel
elected u follows: Dslc, Rchsrd RoTell; NOT
tnA, q. n Cotnau; Hud*on- Hiram HaSeas
Randolph, ". W. Elder: Old 1own- scsnmor
Rodu1n: bloomington. \ lses "a4seka
lrpquoh County, elected F. J. ScsEA
CnsA E. Loew; CoGnu c7ess Of New foss. r.
tcses to .llov thc completion OF TIT Of appA..
ZION, for naturalization h Sew fozS N As%ss WINCH
IT,. vas begun by the con9ress.ana' Committee q
New York Election FEantA In consequen4 Q
thIs rrpo.1 the Union LeaEue Caao OF New 3efh
through isa atsozneys, have caused 70 bs pse2Aset
. suitable resolution 70 oe 1ntsodaeea !" ". uous
At washtnrton. appointing committee with pow
cr To Il, during the rrcess, and TO take tteps ntc
essay 70 attain the lists IN qnest'0a !,
| usxs.nSh MINI, h1s elected tue Dam se9sa
, candidate for Mayor, Colonel Thozae, ~ - ri
toEtY.
, 1869-04-09

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

u.,.,,a ~ t,,ss;,iont G-spt re,,t;vo
In thc 1e,is}nt;o,, reo,,;r., IN, III. e,r,v .d-
,,,;ss;o, ~ y;r;,,;, nv, 1J;..;ep;n,,i asx,,,n NO
that ,;,,,,,,, aa:7;,;on,7 ,aIi.t,t;.,n IL en-
,-rss ~ fn-+5-, .tcns c,n be t,l,n
i,v thoso s,n,rs towards readsni.s,on
5nt, ,ha Tcion IT.. 1,cssarn ras
,,ot 1r rc,o,4 of n n,;,-;,x
,,f tbe ,I,,,;;r;ar con,u;,,oo of tbe S,noio
,bat no suca additional Legislation is reoniroa.
TIC e,nfndtd Reconstr tr,ct;on act If M.rc,,
y. 1s,7 rn,v;d,,s t,,ot uhcr a .,ns+;,,t;o,
sb,,u have l,ecn ap7sc1 ,,no,, liz Recon.
1.nc,;,u f,,nxen>;,,n &c 4bat in y;ro;r;, h..
.,oa, !, ehr1, ho s,,,,,n;tta<1 !. ,,~ 49, .,n,a-
,;,u~ f,7 r,isic7,;oo md s,unI;a ~, corst.
,,,,ian he ratified ,,v ,ho neon,o ", s.,te
shall elec, Rcn,esea,s,iycs TO Congress. .tc,
In, IN cssc IL shar not ,a n,tjaed
ro n-,ris:on in made in III. 1av
mi hcrr,, no further no-er c1;s.s IN
IN ro,,binc Wore President Grant rom
.,,7,ct,x, ,fter ,be I.,hus,p ,,a,teu h, ,o;,ht
as .L,. judiciary Committee secrn TO les;re'
nss,;1nc thst HI. has Ill MOWERS in the nra,n.
1sts. and orac. an election. leaving Con.
c,.s te r,t;ev or renu,liatc hi, action. AZ II
1nicht think nroncl. But oy;dcn.lv he does
not intend to sauarc his sction ,v that pnf,r.
.unte model VIC think The moro carefully
III, jr,1iciar,, Committee 1ook into tha mot.
.c, ,7,e 1,crr corta;u)r ,hor will eaa tb,t .ho
prr.i:ents hesitation IN ass,,ue ;,nn,;o5
,~ovc,s is in ls5uoov with the platforn, on
which be was clectcd. Tbs House has
nass-l. without debate, a bill giving the
President the powers in question, to
, 1869-04-09
The Texas Cattle Trndes


We have received letter Of inquiry from sen-
sleuxn In TexRa, IN relatloa 10 the laws Of this
State and thc State Of Kansas governing or rather
restricting, the Importation os Ie1aa cattle Into
We ila,e examined the statutes oa the subject
and must SAY, IN rtrlf to our correspondent and to
laws, leth Of ihia sta3e md Kansas, amount to IN
absolute prohibition on The importation Of Texas
tttwecn the GIst Of HArch xad the 1ss Of UeceEa-
ler THIS means of course the 61iyinz Overland
within these StateA Erel II the.e Nert no stat
utcs s:.te,1ns the npo;sas1ons Of cattle. thehos
tlltty u tie people would render the driving Of
cattle through tie county iinp:act!cabie haz7:t-
Gus md dangerous to stock ownets ard d9tSe:s-
ieycr. supposed TO u tniectlous rendering cattle
Lrt further north liable 10 contract this vty fatal
and Obstructive dlztenptf. f.
lint ncw we ART coEtn9 10 the important pasr Of
1las we desire Y say e the stock ssit-
e1s Rnd darer1 Of Texas We At Informed hy
Ss2Ps ns nS Tso,a ,fF iF
IL completed By the 1tth Of next October to
in,nt 1iihin the indsan Territory one hundred
and sixty miles south Of this city Thea TIE dif6-
ft eonp1eted 10 the 1nMa1 Territory b.
tae 18th ct October, ls uo1 anIer cput7acs the
whole distance from ne.r, and the company are
S,Hetols Ia the construction Of the road There
fore We Ieel tasdned in Eaytus to the
Of Te1aA they wtll a.tured,y nnd. nt1t ~ f7l-
titan Territory to this city. only one nnndrA and
e5tY miles OF rzllroa and they cao be transported
iftat distance In less than twenty-rouf n3u:s and
placed in the s,aa9hter houses ncE !st and IN Inc
condition for Filling and packing. not berg re
duced IN resh By the u1tel on the catA The cat
lie once On board The cAra =. the soutnern rermi:
nus Of the road, shey nced not touch ne ground
either In Iris state or IN kanss., but he szaas-
ported immediately from the cs{s 70 our Slaughter
hou1es-e1renslre and eounodlous establish
meatA with al modern Improvements for 4lau2n-
teE,EC and packing cattle. From this city We hare
10th 1ai1pad Aid wate1 uans2ortaifpn-supc.soF
facilities oter any other plaee IN the Wst 70 ON
own EA1tern nattct5 and the mole dts13as mat.
1ets Of Eurppc, Uf course It Will be t1dictous 70
bring ppfy knch castie - arc suitable TOT beet
our iaw7 VII not permit theto to oe dnFe1 inio
the country, shoaxh brought here y aufoad
We xrc saitxEed ouY friends IN Texas EaJ eo5-
leet theIr herds ia the 1ndzn Territory during the
sumner, giving them time 70 paEsare asla heeomt
fat, On the magnificent EanKe U taas !oeanJ, xnn
sendiuS item On to raa1kes afses the 18th Of o.
tof.H Ya4H
, 1869-04-09
BREACH OF PROMISE,

From The F1tnee:r" unl Rt,u.liesn, 4rrz &
The attention OF khe Court, during the past
week, h.s hecn principally eng.i7Hl 1u trE.aT the
case of Jane Thompson Against Thp:ra+ Ettlrhar:,
3r. This WIS AT sctton tse1xhs TO seGus>s tAsIs-
hEeP, Oh plea Of tscspass on thc ease VI rEumtscA
RlnehnTt, JE., the defendant visited her as a
hult0f for her hand, aid, 1ner the Psn.tsc NJ
marriage, reduced hcr. This Rctian tr7na2tred
In the tall Of 1854 At the re*1lence Of Mas Thatn7
eon, tn G1Gent1yer. Rinehart mas Etso = rest
ancs that spranE nr L@t-"~n the r7-.t-< At tao
time the seduction vas accomplished, she alleges
that The defendant had p'cagtd hlElse1f to 1u,rry
hcT in the following spring. The 'lc;cnalat cJn-
ttnued Els intercourse with her lnag after taA cx
vratton OF The time 1t which be hpl nE,1nisct1 to
MARRY her, Nfe, sue alleges, he Tesusett to nake
bis Vcrl good, and continually put her aIf lso;n
time to time without giving her any satisfaction
Us 10 when he Intended 10 fulfil his p:onl.sc- Dur-
Ing The early Fart OF 1861, Miss THOMPSON, WITH
her Ta1rntA removed 10 Iowa. since which rtmo
OF the same yeaE, a boy VA g!Sen to hers which,
she alleges, Was The son Of The IefenlanL
The defence set up hy NF. k!arhaTt IS that ho
never intended 10 marry the p:Aut1n. and he at-
ltges he never Promised her he would: flat sho
yielded to hu voluntarily without any promises.
1Etn- This matter. however, WAS t-a.etf as me.c
hcaIraF On HIS parf, and Eas austancd only bY nd
missions that were necessary to MAKE BY the plain
ua COUNSEL In order 10 bring the case 10 uiAl-tt
having ieen continued II three or four terms On
que PIES u another by defendant Mr.. Rnehost
ktased t!lat he hui eo1l portion Of bis land al
Gteen1ttcF, IN osueE Esst. to try and settle thts
1rAtfer before II to tral. aud, secOnl ~ de-
fchd himself v hen lie found that trial "as !neF-
lt1hle, .....
It may not he out us place to mention the fact
thai the child has k:rouS resemblance TO LIZ p2-
, 1869-04-09
The Latest Exploits of Young Hoes-
Vic, tho Son OF an -31oonF N1Il-


Hear Roessie, who Wa recently a7es.ed In
New York etty for forging check upon Mr. Henry
Rowland has tEfE come frpu TORONTO. Whcfe SC
cordiux to the Tarorto 7tlcraph, be had been cut
ttrsr heAv1 swzfh IN the t1rst circles OF Cauatao
eoeiesy. He WAS accompanied by an Albany street.
walker, whom be Introduced a. his youthful bride
lie tick the Lest roop1s in nrst-class hotel md
launched ont ehecks On his fathers name and as
The old gentleman WIZ well knowu In Tuzonto
his paper was duly honored- Thus provided
With fu1da, he bec2me The centre OF gravity
Tor II the fools In Toronto, and he
and Is HbTide" were wtned a1d dlned
without stint BY the fashion Of the town. until one
Of Et8 ehecks Nxs returned from Albany wish the
word @fory-1 written seEoss tss faee Other
cheeks soon followed, Ill described Is forEeEtes
TIE young ruAa having been sought aisd found,
confessed, and Nas duly pen.teut; bas bis h-z.eu
rorrJaulon aedeA the good people OF Toronto. an6
d4rtd then 70 do their worst At trzt II Haa pro-
pcscd to itop8tson the young aeamp; but the fash
lonahlea objected to tho rcrela<1ans th3c might
come Of Police Court Investigation, and It Wsa
determined to hosd. him IN the hotel Meantime
Appeals were tent 10 the old nao; but the lnval1
able reply waA th1t the boy hAd 10 often Deceived
him, and Was 20 clearly a candidate for Ssass
Prison that hla father had cut him Oh fueyer
IheEe vas rpthing LET but to get I'd Of the torXet
And shls the Toronto PEOPLE did, bantln9 him ot
/ to New York city, where his nrst operation va
| the Rowland check, for which he "a now 1n.it
arrest