davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1870-03-08

ARCHBISHOP SPAuLprNG of Baltimore. In
said to be the leader Of q third party IN the
Roman Council, which aims to mediate between
the two extremes. writer says that paper
drawn up by him. which has received 81 signatures
expresses the desire that the Council may limit
Its action to the declaration Of censure against
whoever shall profess erroneous doctrines
hostile TO the Pope's primacy; against those who
maintain that "while they owe An external VEN
Grafton for the DEGREES OF the Roman Pontiff,
they are BY no means obliged 70 yield the inter-
those who see nothing impossible In the Popc's
opinion differing from that OF the bishops, thus
morally severing the head OF the Church from
The body and members; and against those who
aemn some proposition from the mere fact of
NOT having thoroughly understood IL,
Evening star., 1870-03-08

NKw Use FOR DrPLoMACY-A New York
paper has story that Russian subject, named
Alexander Reno, who Was sentenced to the PEN
itentiary Of that State for twenty-three years
/" for one OF the most horrible crimes any hu-
man being can perpetrate," !" has been par doned
by Governor Hoffman and released from prison
seventeen years before the expiration Of his
sentence on the sole ground Of his family con-
nections. The statement 10 that the convict's
father Is attached to the personal staff OF the
Emperor, and that his release was due to the
I" blandishments Of Russi.h dipiomatists-,
Evening star., 1870-03-08
ga Peabody collar has appeared.
~Delaware counts four thousand COLI

ga Peabody collar has appeared
0Delaware counts four thousand colored
voters
- The pneumatic bore in New York L. in the
show business, Is cents peep.
0New-fsshioned bonnets show no increase
IN sire, but considerable in price.
There = no death penalty in Michigan,
and the fenitentiary nov holds eighty murder.
ers, thirty OF whom are women
~The South Carolina African Metno5;sts
have started fund to be expendea in snnnort
ing mi ssion in Africa
- The adoption Of the teenth Amepdment
Elizabeth, n. j. "
~ Bishop Davis, Of North Carolina. In ou;te
blind, and to make up for IL he has committsd
the entire church service to memory
nURaw hides are supplantinQ par.>o,. .. A.
ticles Of female wear out West. A female boo,
agent has nov thrashed q hotel keeper vbo
gave her notice TO leave.
~The Iowa Senate, with but two negative
votes bss paGed . Law allowing women 10 prac-
tice law in that State IL win also pass the Houss
Evening star., 1870-03-08

The New York Tribune of yesterday has
Yong and savage article on the proposition to
lay down the Stow Foundation Pavement in
some of the streets of that city. 1t character
ICES the action of the Councils in the premises
rs gross outrage, and argues that, from the
manner in which it Is constructed, the nave
ment In question must prove worthless
OF the motives the action of the citv
fathers Of New York we can, of course, know
nothing; but experience has shown that the
pavement referred to is very far from the fall
ure which the TribEse predicts that it must be.
A sample Of 1t put down at the intersection of
Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street. in
this city, nearly two years ago, has so far fully
justified the promises OF its proprietors and
more than met public expectation; and in San
Francisco, where il has been used fer a much
longer time, and subjected to severe and con-
tinuous use, it has proved to be a decided sue
cess So good an impression has it made here,
at any rate, that the people of Washington will
be very glad TO take it-until they can find a
better one-in exchange for the almost impassa-
Die streets with which they are at present
afflicted They may possibly have a better one
in New York, but if they have it has been well
kept out Of view.
Evening star., 1870-03-08

The next reception of the Speaker Of the
House will be on Friday evening, March 18th,
from 10 II O'Clock.
Mrs Blaine's receptions viii be held every
Wednesday Of the season, between the hours Of
2 and p. IN.
Evening star., 1870-03-08

REDCCKD TAxATION.-We have before us q
list Of more than sixty Of the leading Republi
can papers of the country, all of which unite i'm
q demand for reduced taxation. They repre-
sent every section Of the United States and all
the various elements Of the party which placed
the present Administration in power. as we'll,
and q large majority of them strongly urge the
entire adjustment of the income tax as the best
means Of accomplishing the desired result.
That form Of taxation they pronounce the most
ir1uisitorial, corruptIng, and unequal yet de-
vised, and the one of all others most calculated
to produce bad feeling between the people and
the Government.
So unanimous an expression Of opinion from
such faithful reflex of public sentiment and
powerful auxiliary as the press can hardly fail
TO have . controlling influence on Congress, and
corresponding legislation may therefore be
counted upon with a reasonable degree of conf
derce. Indeed it Is understood that a large
number Of the Republican members of both
Houses are already warmly i'm favor of the mea-
sure, believing that they will be defeated at the
polls next fan unless their constituents are in
someway relieved from the oppressive burdens
under which they now labor.
Evening star., 1870-03-08
AMhifs In the DOminiOn
1ele0rdphsd EzcJUsirelu 10 TRs Evenino St0v.
The Case Of Hon. ID. O. Bennett.
IkIeGE1unAed Exclsxsi,.eIu In IIe Rnesais>o ma

BUFFALO, March s.-The Board Of Trade this
morning, by a vote of % to IS, repudiated the
action Of the trustees in the case Of the Hon. D.
s. Bennett, member Of Congress from this dis
trict, by the following:
Resolved, That this Board of Trade dsapprove
Of the one-sided action taken by the trustees
yesterday I'm the case of the Hon. ID. 8. Bennett,
and we respectfully request the trustees to cali
another meeting, to inquire into the alleged acts
dishonorably committed by the said d. 8. BEN
nett and Truman G. Avery, and IL found true,
that they be expelled from the Board Of
Trustees.
Evening star., 1870-03-08

GETTING Down TO HARD PAN Our money
report shows that gold dropped to-day to III <
it must soon touch bottom.
Evening star., 1870-03-08

Elsewhere VIII be found a very full and inter-
estiDg report OF the interview held by our citi-
zens yesterday with the Senate District Com
mittee upon the Territorial question. portion
of this report appeared in yesterdays STAR, but
from the great interest manifested in the subject
we publish ii to-day complete.
Evening star., 1870-03-08

The citizens Of Baltimore viii to-day cast
their ballots for or against the ordinance author
izing the city to endorse the bonds Of the wes-
tern Maryland Railroad Company to the amount
Evening star., 1870-03-08
TELEGRAMS TO The STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatohes.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
Speeie Paymentsi

SRCCsG y@Cssot
felesyapAed Esciussrely to The 1vesSa0 star.
NEW YORK, March s.-The stampede TO sen
gold i'm Wall street continues. The price has
slowly receded to II ally where it now In. At
every decline there Is great cheering. Many
business firms have resumed specie Payments.
THE NEW AAMFSHHRE ELECTION.
Five Votes for the Temperanee Ca.di.
date In Concord.
felagropAed Exclwsisely b Tie Euening Ssas.
CONCORD, n. H., March Sup 10 noon less
than half the votes in the four central wards
have been polled, and no estimate Of the result
can be made. p. .--s.-..t - ..
Barrows, the temperance candidate for Gov
ernor, has only i've votes in the wards heard
from.
Pittsfeld has elected the Labor Reform: Mod
orator. BY twenty majority.
AMhirs In the Demini0n
Matters-The RED River Troubles.
fslegrapAed 1selssively 10 7As Essniag Ssar.
OTTAWA, March SIN Parliament to-daysa
oill 70 incorporate the Detroit River Transit
Company was introduced Ii Is in the interest
OF the Great Western railroad and the Michigan
Central Railroad COMPANIES. The capital stock
OF the company 10 % 100000. The company
will be organized soon, Is 81, ,O00 has been
subscribed and ten per cent thereof Is paid U.
The company will have the power to build
either bridge over the Detroit river, or to con
struct q tunnel.
1t is stated that Sir John Young, the Cover
nor General. will proceed In person to Red
River immediately after the close Of the present
session Of Parliament.
Evening star., 1870-03-08
~The rri.e ring-the wedding one.

The Irize ring-the wedding one.
DA Swedish minister, Rev. Mr.. Ongman
baptized four young ladies and one young man,
IN Rum River, at Anoka, Mimi, while the ther-
mometer marked ten degrees below zero. These
converts may be considered acclimated from
the start ~
Evening star., 1870-03-08

Miss Aide Topp, the pianiste, Is going to South
America on professional tour. She will prob
ably top the Andes while there.
Evening star., 1870-03-08

No PEKsESrs."-High life in New York
had wedding the other day, upon the invita-
tion cards to which were engraved the signif-
cant words " No Presents.o
Evening star., 1870-03-08

BREACH OF PRonsx ,h. c,-.,,.. 49,.
for Frederick county, Nd, Mary Inssntx ~ III
sued q. w. RAmsburg for breach OF nron,is. ~,
marriage, has recovered 81 500.
Evening star., 1870-03-08

The London PressLAuuroval of sec.
retary BOutWell's fundimg Bill
the Captain OF the Bombay Ne.
nOunced BY the Times.
1steorapAed EscaSsivety to Tie Evesis0 Star.
The Pail Mall Gazette applauds the "funding
sche me- of Secretary Boutwell,.
The Times denounces the captain Of the Bonn
bay for proceeding, after the collision with the
Oneida, without positively ascertaining the
damage that had been sustained by the latter.
Evening star., 1870-03-08

The French Political Prisoners on the
Rampage.
Iste0raphed Escissireiy to Tie Evening Nas.
PARIS, March 8.-The Marseillaise this morn
ing publishes violent letters from Henri Roche
fort, and ether political prisoners.
Evening star., 1870-03-08
organization Of the "Friends OF Or
dePs' I'm Paris.

Ieeey'uPHeu E1c1dstrety 70 Inc Ecensn9 Stdr.
PARIS, March 8.-A meeting was held i'm this
city last evening for the purpose Of organizing
society to be called the Friends of Order.D
Several hundred people assembled, and speeches
were made and resolutions adopted denouncing
the recent rioting and disorder i'm Paris
Evening star., 1870-03-08

Iete0raphed Erciusirely to the Evening Star.
LINDSEY, March S.-The stores occupied nv
A Gliies, dry goods, and Bertram Bros, hard
Loss, $50 900.
Evening star., 1870-03-08

$fHE
North & ss5 % s sssss 70 q:
;Sd - af's5 s6.aS: sh:
IN gold for all bills paid for tuition in dancing. 1t
%RACHEL W. u, TOWNSEND Minister In
VI sil,is, sfssf. ss
tna in the City Hail. subject-Ps't Present, and ru
N SRAs5 CfscTE. III Ib. I e.. Ssleaf Sleaf'RF 9Th. g n:
HSn, HH on I'M Ninth street, near ID, on WEDNESDAY
msN WIN. rHoM, ,G.s.K.
@A LETTING OF THE SECOND wARD
Church, ,h st., on WEDSEsDXY feeloek ee &C T.lla' D.
U3 OF TRUSTEES or PUBLIC SCHOOLS
wall be held ., their Rooms, No. 4a3 sth street bet
+ :ssn .na ,s 9P Iss TIesasy) EVENING. the sth
q. b. CURTIS, Secretary.
NJ EMMA IARDINGE he. d. parted and an.
vs. ots t'i iii is.Eei hii f6l,iss
i'ss ass'Se''sa aass
T.TE1IMIeEAI5o IRIS IoIIFaEEf oIPIEFPaaEEfNENT 0FdE9EaE:
,hs s.s sid ss .as
MAGUIRE. President Of the College The Address 8 IS
The ysIesesosyy ~ RdSrs.,
3 3 n j. Tis +.
'IS e: '5sais5 = fnfof NJ Dean
rRkPUBLlCAN MEETING.
4Ssn E:.sss SHasSsr i.
sth inst, at7h o'clock A full attendance is re-
rMHAr RAILROADS DOES WASHING
W ION need hrst Will she pay anything to
viii be discussed before the Ciizens A.socsasn
EyENSsc z sfs Nnacrrsn Boon City hail TUESDAY
are ssfe part al IL ssSs sSs sI: sEa
ml.a THOMAS Q. CONNOLLY, Secretary
EiEds q AsBb AssB1IRhAt TRSs4t cJTF5SSFFE
'i" SssEsTE WsEsIrasd, s1;, orr q Pcsr osrIcE,
~ instant will begin to draw interest," from date
NH 10. B. {. ExTSS, Actu.ry.
HSSMSMMER M MEDICAL ExAMINA rIONs.
fRN By kApERieAE Efkds d!ssrsHS ~ IHs
Msdies coless naffn .rse; ,se at the Nacns
:.I:ss: and continue sS y su9 ;9d 1t9 sa1
Mh street, or to Dr. a. T. A. KiSGS.A KiSGSAE9, sIs SaS S,S
~CAATRAL BUILDING AssOCIArIoN
The Fifty, fourth Monthly Meeting of thi, A..o.;
sti0p Hil be held st the City Hall on TUESDAY
nss the ''h 'n''sSi %s a. " sS5kr s.ey
~ TIE LAblEs or THE fifth BAP
N TIST CHURCH (south WashinetonJ win
bold IESflvAL for the benefit OF their new
HOUSE Of worship. commencing TUESDAY March
eth. at ~ O'Clock In the basement OF the Church on
"a g. ~ SsaDcS "a Pastor
~A FESTIVAL WILL BIZ HELD
o LEcruhEEH EHE RooM
EsrREEr BaPrisr CHURCH,
TUESDAY, wEDNEsbSY. rHuRspay. AND
ERIDAY ETENInGS. AMI
MARCH 8, d 10 snd In
FQR THE BENEFIr 6F rHE ST. ssIGnNhb5iY SCHOOL,
s variety o. useful and Ornamental articles win be
be bo1Dtif.lsy snppeL and Refreshments Table viii
poors open at O'Clock.
oseson uckets Is cent? each. Sipsie a6nission IN
se9.- fRepl mx-7s
NJ PROSPECT HILL CE0ETERY-No,,-..
~ hereby given that all persona in Arresrs
70 sstts her as ere her
order Of the Board Of Directors JOE ~ ses1id ~
LlfANs Lressarsr; 12oe y street. befvs:rH I,h
rs. '''A ~ washington. d. o., ysnssrY seh,
n~PR0s. COOKS BALI Or I'M
nsy. DANpRg!I and CRUST fo- A
DevseQs the hair falline ont: ~ I'm tne ;Lp;
vK !. ~ q sAss lost. Tis Bsss HaS Drs .se %
sSjs eensr Hsw fsst fts sv,1as v,raasaaAcI: b AscI:.
Evening star., 1870-03-08
BOARDING.,

FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARDING FOR
= per month, 9th street, between q and II,
NO. 1lo. mhS St.
ROARDlN9.-OHe furnished FRONT ROOM for
- rent with BOARD. 8H for two persons, gas in
cluded. No. 1115 7th street, between l. and N
north. s.4r-- q l--' mhl-3tr
Evening star., 1870-03-08

~ Military BOUNTY Land Warrants. Western
land Patents or Certificates Of Location purcha0od
u the highest market prices. Jau,sms
Evening star., 1870-03-08

S.r. wsIsLEr.
DEALER IN
MARBLE AND SLATE aANrELs,
FIREBoARDs, TABLE AND BUREAU TOPS,
BRACKETS, BRACKET SHELVES.
CRATES. SUMMER PIECES. &C. &c.
The above good. are warranted to he Of the best
No. Y. M. c. A. BUILDiNG,
fe6-tr corner 9Th and D streets.
sPer Cent Gold Bonds
FREE or GOVERNMENT TAX,
ISSUED By THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIN.
NEsoTA RAILROAD COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE AND CoNVERTIsLR q,
AND PROTECTED BrA
LIBERAL SINKING FUND.
INTEREST PAYABLE IN cory AT NEW YoRk os rox
DON, PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN COIN
IN FIFTY YEARS.
TRUSTEES:
J. EDGAR THOMSON, Presf PenasyIvasia AZ. AZ n,
Z. l.. FRosT, Pres ToledO. PEORIA WarSa,rR RCo
These Bonds, at present price Of gold yield over
per cent. Interest, and as an investment they ar.
fully rs secure U. 3. s 0's, which now only nav
Ga per cent. in currency.
They are only issued upon each section Of the Road
~ last as the same s completed and in successful
operation. Over two and half million. of dollar.
have been expended on the Road Eighty ,bra.
miles are about completed and equipped and already
show large earnings and the remainder Of the line a
rapidly progressing toward completion.
The State Of Iowa, through which this road run.
IL one Of the richest agricultural sections in America
Its large population, extending with surprising ra-
pdity, and lite immense yield OF grain. pork wood
and other agricultural products. create Q pressing
demand Tor the construction Of this road which af
fords the best sible guarantee for the bopdhod
especially the line runs through the yea,het
and most thickiy populated section Of the state
Ih road also rHRs hrosgh the rtci aad srosrtrr
Std;e of MsHaesota. Reference TO the map Of the
United States viii show that arses ths paosf ent-
prsstng and srotrsns portion Of the West and fo,,s
Qf the trunk haes ta dtr,cf oo,4upnoa,,o,
uth Men York, Chteago aad 81. LOWS, being To the
latter city 90 miles nearer from Northern Iowa and
all portions OF the State Of Minnesota than by any
other road now built projected and also the na.r
est route from Central and Southern Iowa
The road is opened for local traffic a. rar,dlv ..
constructed, and thus RECETVES EARNINGs
ON ITS COMPLETED SECTIONS GREATLY
IN EXCESS OF THE AMOUNT NEEDED
70 PAY THE INTEREST UPON ITS BONDs
BEFORE THE Road rs FINISHED Th>
buyer Of these Bonds as therefore rpayants,d nv rr,o,
business already <xtsteaoe rou, OF "a, roas
as ceA as " new earaiags aad has MOT ,sk
any ~ he eoaftHeeneses which ARRAYS attend ths
opening @ roads sa a ner and seffled oosnrrv
A limited quantity only Of these Bonds are now
offered at s..
After thorough investigation of the above eDter
prise, We recommend these Bonds "a n ar.,- -cl...
investment, snordins absolute safety ana paying an
unusually liberal rate Of interest All mart.tahle
securities at their full price, free Of commission and
express charges, received in payment p.unh,.t.
and maps furnished on application.
HENBY CLEWS = CO.,
BANKERS, No. - WALL srRErr
For Sale by
LEWIS yOHNsON 4 CO.,
Evening star., 1870-03-08

SPRING HATS, RIBBONS,
AILLlNERY GvuDs.
only. - @ W TH0RN
fe16eo6t Sl4 9Th st., above Penna ave-
EsTABLlhAkD 1888. - =
JOHN McBERMOTT BROS, =
COACH MAkERs AND CARR1AGEn HR7.
$40 Pennsyivania ave, near Sd street S6SE
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS
RECEIVED ON STORAGE AND SOLD ON
.G COMMISSION. =
CARRIAGES RNPAIRED. Tn
Evening star., 1870-03-08

THE ErEsIGHr aocra,,Iv ,-.r.4 ,rsa P.ssl..
a.d osA~ s'sefae'ss. ., mrss ~S@
spersss aJesc ssesffons.
ii. II. HEMPLER, OPTYCTAN,
JahB Next 60 the National Hotel
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
CLERKs oFFIcE HoUsE OF REPR'sU.s,
WASHINGTON. C.. March 2, 100
Scaled Proposals. will be received af this ofca IN
I'll II O'Clock NJ. Of THURSDAY. the 10Th day uf
March. leso for supply ing, for the q the H0uss
81 Representatives uf the United Stsfe-. So tons
tz240 It's best White Ash, No. 4, or broken COAL;
20 be weighed by an agent TO be designated by the
Clerk OF the House. and to be delivered into the
vaults ct the Capiiol under ths direction of the
Chief Engineer, within twenty days from the date Of
the contract.
No bids ill be considered from parties personally
unknown. unless panied by satisfactory refer
ences, and security will be required from the sue
cessful bidder for the faithful performance of his
contract. EDW ID MCPHERSON,
mS-6t Clerk House Of Representatives.
Evening star., 1870-03-08
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES

WASHINGTON GLASS WORKS.
Corner 18th street west and N street north,
Are now prepared = manufacture all kind of
- INT and COlORED GLASS, at the most reason
able terms and the shortest notice.
I'm hand, large supply OF the best quality of
HIMNIE5, Of all siEes and patterns.
" Strict attention paid to private moulds. fe II
Evening star., 1870-03-08
PROPOSALS ROB SUBSISTENCE STORES.

Richmond, Va, March 2, lS7v.
; sealed Proposals in duplicate will be received at
for supplying the following articles: M barrels
M Eatra m mr,our, le barrel: Family Flour .ss pounds
go pounds Java Coffee, green } 600 pounds Crushed
SnSs;ar, ns;r, soe pounds Granqlated snsar, so pounds
Peaches, 80 gallons Pickled Cucumbers, 4s bottles
Gherkins quarts II cans Green Peas, q cans Pine
Easpberry jam. - pounds Mustard, 50 pounds Yer
miceiit, 80 cans Yeast Powder. 800 pounds Lard, go
pounds Butter, IS gallons Lard Oil.
Conditions, &C., as heretofore.
s; A; PORTER.
Evening star., 1870-03-08

After thorough investigation of the above enter
prise, We recommend these Bonds a. a er.t -cIs..
investment, snording absolute safety ana paving an
unusually liberal rate Of interest. All marketable
securities at their full price, free Of commission and
express charges, received i'm payment. mph,et.
and mans furnished on application
Evening star., 1870-03-08

pROPOsALs FOR MEAT.
OFFICE, DEPof CoMNIssARy OF SUBSISTENCE
Jas SEVENTEENTH STREET,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., March 4, 1870 I
sealed Proposals., in duplicate. Of the form fur
THTTRsisvve vve thn nhnasrsEne9 e Vii De received until
the tkEsH and C0RNED BEEF and MUTTON
time a. the Uommssry Genera NAV Sirecf cfn c iess
nencing Apri! ]. ls70. Details and requiremeuts
furnished BY the undersigned; q copy of the latter
with this advertisement to be attached to each pro
pcsal offered -''7l77-1 = ~
mh5-5t G. BELL. C IT q
, 1870-10-03

County Court.
.. ADMINISTRATION.
Es.gte Of Georrr z. S'enley. Administration
efnn1ed 10 John r. Smart tthe widow having re-
npunced> under bond Of xs,oao.
, 1870-10-03

10 tie EiiIor o} 1z< Chicago Tribune:
I tnd, copied from four paper, ia the Ffee Ffes*
4 Burlington, VI, an article written bT your cor
respondent, under the head Of IA Western MSs-
:.H," 10 which IN account Is gIrcn OF q man by
ne narnc Of Haxeftlnc, who Settled, Borne dftteo
O, ctgateen yealB ago. IN Western Illinois, in some
:owu M the Mississippi River. fnur coTespnnd-
ut says that Mr. I1axetsinc. having purchased Z
ouse IN Illinois, sent EAs. for hts wife and child,
who were Irving IN Vermont; :" that he received
letter which appeared tn contain Tery IiatreSs-
M md nncxrericta tinInRs. for, ffom that mo-
,uept, he waA changed Man;" that he settled up
lts &,nstHeas matters. conseyft1 hls property TO
If wife, psuyadea she carne %eA- II certatn
lumber o. 5eals, and then disappeared.
Seeing this account. as given t1y ynur cotrca-
,n,ndcnr, am tcMtnled or a circumstance ia tie
.,.s{pyT Ut my own farst!y. Some nineteen ycars
so, nv hrnshcf, F.anktin Hazeltbn, 1eft Ter-
mont, where uur family then rtsitleef, auit vent
u California lie wAs IN S2u Fsanctsc0. CAL
fo{uiu, for year tf nGre ait-r hl5 arTtya there.
saprea,e.t br bis letters, Mnco which t1me moth.
Inc fas .,ern heart frou, him fy his family and
| icl,.le. Seeing this account 21ren hy youe cot
- spoudent, ard takti,g It for granted that tht
,.ofy IL founded IN fact, It has 0ccrrrH
q nc that the 1iazel.tpc mentioned BY him ant
he brother Iaet II u may le ono nul me sa m
[ ,rrs, H. at ttl~ Ifast thFre are many chlneideut
:hhh VI uld Justify thu belief of sapposltlon.
| Sns y4n VIII nhitcc me greatly II you can Hts
I'D any other information you mas be able to gtv
.htch maJ enah1e me 10 get Eotne clue 10 10
rherFslnute nr fate nf O. whose trnthess an
st.srectfnlly, N. Il HAzELToS.
| Mp1INafel1s, Ind., Sept. -, 1s7a.
, 1870-10-03
Hilltard8.
TIE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH TO GO On.

Ffpns the .stp ToFk Hostd. OFT l.
The question Of the authority OF AeSSFa. O Eoa-
nnr, hryant, ard poyie tn act u funa ssakehosa-
tr4 has t,etn settled o5 those gentlemen yielding
the ptnt In order Thai there 1nay be 90 obstacle
10 tic playing Of the match. Their right 70 art
sema!ys dpin,n2tred. Not only are they fnil,
upslta. d t.y the rulea, neither being -Aa scttsc
,rtits>,o. 1T ptate5 aspiring to the possession Of
tnr champion cae4r = but tnes were EecoGntzea A.
Of 'ast Axy, between Rndo1rhe and Grille; md
1. vas to Them, notx lthstandlnK be now alleges
;nat hc p~v.t heard before at cammststee II
haIh nna' staS+a ,na, the preliminary stakea9ld.'
rlouss,p match played ID this clty: This com
n1.s:ee has fower 70 q! vaeancses: The ns!Esna
lutmle1s were c. otonnot, J. OI:onnnr, and J.
E. Isosle The latter Eettzctl and Ms. Bryant tool
tls place Mr. Boyle subsequently Ietorned I,
Ill vacancy occastoucd hy retirement Of Mr !
''tonpor. The committee. has thus aluays bee'
cnmI.isc.i of two Of the original members. att
no a,,rotutmrnt for this match has ever beel
ueetltd: As . mere mater Ct form. Aess.s e
lister WAS here In Aunust last, nominated M'
Hraf1 forchauDan, subject 10 the cnucuf1enc
81 M'ts1s- Boyle md Z. o,Connor In certsi
4u..t