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The great yacht race for the Queens Cup,
won by the America twenty years ago, has been
fixed to take place on Monday, August sth. A
number of the fastest American yachts and the
English yacht Cambria viii compete for the
prize The celebrated yacht Maria, that beat
the America many years ago, will be repaired
and reHtted for the race.
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The cable kilograms bring an absurd report
that ''the Catholics OF Austria will embrace
Professionalism unless the doctrine of Papal in
fallibiliiy is considerably qualified"
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~ In strange contrast 10 the heat and drOuth
elsewhere snow has recently fallen in the
vicinity OF Vienna, the Austrian capital.
ga good many Remington rifles are under
contract in this country, some OF WHICH are
going to Austria
~The Ohio radicals consistently insist that,
as TO Congress, Allen &. is not Thurm An for
them.
~Ihe University of Vienna no longer dis
crIminates between the sexes in the medical
school.
ga Buffalo census-taker recently came to
grief from splitting tobacco juice on a red
headed woman's carpet"
1Jaeob Stroetzer, of Chicago, wants Mr.
Sanger TO pay him $1,000 for his seduction of
Mrs. StroetZer. He doesn't approve OF that
kind OF Sangerfest.
~The brief and modest report of Lord Der
by's wedding in the English papers arein strik-
ing contrast with the jenkins accounts of the
marriage in Lowell last week.
ITbe CIV Of mad dog" and the sight of
the animal Immediately behind her on the
street. caused Mrs. Margaret Seefer to fall dead
from fright in Philadelphia on Monday.
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lLoTD's MAPs.-We have from j. T. Lloyd,
the well-known map publisher, a copy of a
typographical and Railway Map of the Seat OF
War in Europe. 1t is on large scale, and
appears to be prepared with much care.
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The operators in the anthracite coal regions
OF Pennsylvania, after a suspension of four
months, will resume work on Monday next. The
suspension was in the interest Of the coal
lPaiprs
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BY actual count, just thirty-hve Of our ex-
changes yesterday morning made the orig inal
remark that the nOn-hshting ia Europe is the
calm before the storm"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-30

To the New York n iJuRe belongs the credit
thus far OF showing the most enterprise and
Intelligence in getting European war news.
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NO THE.
PASING PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE

WASHINGTON, d. G., July q, 1870
The Commission appointed by IAN act to provide
for the paving Of Pennsy lyania avenue, approved
July sh, $50. is authorized 10 select and determine
the beet kind Of TO be used in paving Penn
ia it'll from the orhwet gate Of the Capitol to
the crossing Of Fifteenth street west. The Commits
law and proceeded g. The election of President and
Secretary. IL was decided to invite all patenfees
owh.rs' OF inventors, OF any OF the improved pave
stone wood ashphslt concrete, any other kind 70
furnish accurate and detailed drawings models, de-
scriptcns, Specifications including the nature OF the
foundation fo Be laid how packed. and in fact all
information as 10 their construction and durability
sioa decide, in the first instance, upon the general
nature of the material 20 be us-d in paw ing the Ave
nue. and thor to specify the prefcTence thl NAV he
agreed upsn IN regard TO sciie particular method
b. ADOPTED. reference TO the law Public No li4J
Will give the required information u how ihe Fay
DeEts Tor said pavement viii be male: il j. prov led
therein " that the cost of laying such pavement shall
not exceed tho SUN OF four dollars per square yard
IoThod OF siv'y five Thousand 1854 UJl sIGare yards
All communications should b. addressed t. the Sec
T E,;,5Ii Ger raj y MiwMaLEE orc Of Pqblie
IN on, ID q. lChron * Rcpl Iy27 I0t
~CAMP MEETING-Nu TICE-A Cum
tlS Meeting a the 81 r. Church viii be held n
Tolsou's CAM GT' unh IN Prince Georges county,
Mar land, -sv'D or eight miles fr the city Il
Washington. may the = b Road, c0innaer: -ife
TIL R>EAf August I, i -, under The supervision
Of Rev James = Net au'ey, d . u l.. D., Pre-
II IuLiic cra ras poctfulj, invited - attend All
necessary acc, pod.ti rs wiil-r on the rr6mId
By order q ibe 9 mmittee of AtraIgsmen's:
na=ssn More, n. Marden,
Re. ARTHUR FOSTER.
Jy23s2t Preacher in charge.
n~LApIEs, TAKE NOTICE, THAT AN
US making some change in my bus ness: tn re
fore 1 am selling my stock OF Fancy Goods below
Uls? w 7I3 Market space.
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M SOLUTION OF CopARTNERsHIP.

The corartnership heretofore existing under the
name OF HARVEY. CLARKE GIVEN Groceries.
Coai and ood) was, by mutual consent, dissolved
or the 9Th instant by the Withdrawal of \. HAIR
Wy. The remaining members Of the late irm sre
fullv authorized To ssttl> all business Ape tanng
to the old house. HARVEY,
HENRY A. CLARKE,
July 30, $50. JNO. 7. GIVEN.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PURCHASED
the interest cf A HARVEY, propose to ,ntinue
the business in all Its branches and respectfully and
earnestly solicit from their friends and the public
continuation Of the patronage heretofore ioeray
extended to the house since 1870 They promise 10
ehdeav0r to preserve its past and present good and
very enviable reputation.
Parties indebted to the late firm will favor by
an immediate settlement OF their accounts.
3 GOAL constantly ahoat and arriving, of
various kinds and sizes, and of the most select
qualities for family use, and suitable for manusac-
trring steaming, &c, at fair prices, and with fair
dealing. HENRY A. CLARKE.
JNO T. GIVEN.
. Old Locafion-Offce. No. 42i 10th street west
store and Wharves, ISL street and Maryland ave
nue.. Long Bridge. vAst
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BOOKS sTATI .NsIS AVN p,.xos.

Our stock OF the above articles cannot be exce'le1
In the District.
Pianos and Parlor Organs rented and sold
on terms to suit the circumstances of pur-tV sII
chasers.
Second hand Instruments taken In exchange.
One kefchenbach 4 Son Piano, in good condition,
i9t sale OF rent, cheap. Monthly instalments taken
Fine seven-octave Rosewood Pianos, warranted
for five years, $3.50
tuning and Repairing of all kinds of Instruments
uone oy an experienced workman, at the shortest
notice, at the Music EXCHANGE Of
POE 4 SELIGSON,
No. 12s Bridge street, Georgetown.
MAPS OF THE WAR IN EUROPE.
AT POE SELTGSONS,
DD u l2s Bridge street, GeOr getewn.
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nyS- cN DhhI9HV
o~HALLS HAIR REEEWER ................... roc
US At same low rate offer Ayers, biags,
Montgomery, Barretts, Mrs. Aliens, Chew alters,
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY,
warranted pure, for medicinal and family Use, bot
tied by myself large
Ayers Sarsaperflls and Cherry Psctoral.......s9c
HelDbold's Buchu and 81
Jsypss Alternative and Expeetorant..--....
Bachelors Hair Dye tblack and brownl.......s.c
Hostetter D
Lubins Perfumes, very large assortment, twarrant.
Masnolia Balm and Laird Bloom
Lyon Kathairon and Tricopherus .......-...-.40c
Burnett Cocoane and h alliston. soc
Schenck o Tonic and Pulmonic Syrup .xS
Cslgste's soaps, Gil kinds, retailed ct whoiesaae
wnehssters -.....-..eso
Csi,snrnia Wines-Aneelica, Port, Sherry, Musca-
tel 81 Hook and Claret %
De Joneh 3 Cod Liver Oil, (genuin eL...--...S1z 20
F Elsssu BRAHDY, HOLLAND GIN HUM. &C..
All warranted pure, and at lowest rates
Just laid in largest stock OF Toiiet Artccs IN tne
city, which will sell at 30 cent less than resl-
soaps, Colognes, Hair OILS Cosmetics, Hair, Tooth,
Nail Infant, shaving, and Hat Brushes, Dressing
and Fine tooth Combs In great variety, Prepar q
tons for the Cousl3exton, &c.
. Having much enlarged my store, VIII give par
cular att niion 70 me Ton pounding o. PhyscianS
be put mp at half the usual rates, and every article
ARTHUK NArrANy, prny,,.,
spSH Oornef "a ana ID streets. n w.
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PERSONAL.

}ERsoNALa,-LeayingW Washington, Mr.. FREE
y MAN Of II b. N Legation, requests that any
bills owed by hum may be sent to No. I349 street,
without delay. Jy2s 81
NRs. A. HULL. of New York, magetic Physi-
iVi clan and Test Medium, would be pleased 20 see
street. Jyes 3ts
MADAME BOIvIN, LATE CHIEF MIDWIFE
IsI 10 the Maternity Lying in Hospital, Paris Her
tail to remove all ions of the monthly period
30 mstiea from a what Cause Once l7s st south,
Two THE PUBLIC.-whereas CATHERINE
Il LYNCH has this day left my bed aud board, this
sto give notice that hereafter will not be respon-
sSs Z, ief L nhS SII'Ssss
EMOyED.-DR. McCLKRY HAS REMOVED
~ ms once to No. 4, Hoods Building, corner Of
uth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
once Hours:-9 to IL a. m; to 4, and TO
pm. jyl2lm-
I AIDES DOCTOR-For -Ma7ried aNd SiagL.
or mo- ehsrse SAiso. mar9eS Laes sseret rs
close six stamps. Address Mrs Dr. NELSON, Bal.
m 1%Sss Post Once Also Rooms for patients, s
t. 8, yV sT ls. r. PAr Ts,,l Fab RRiSEs EoR
5.s$sy :ss:ssss e g Streets
"A CUTE AND CHEONIC DISEASE Of q private
Sl snd sae by Pr the
speciality in the city. Upwards of fifteen years
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Immediately cured in all cases, without fail Rooms
Ala Tenth street, above Penn. avenue, NH
4 AIDES SUFFERING FROM IRREGULARI
IL TIES, or any complaint peculiar 20 their sex
SHOULD confide in DR. LION, The only reliable aud
Oldest physician for such speciality ia the
city. Those desiring treatment can repose in him
Inc utmost cor hdence. DE guarantees speedy cure
IN all cases. Rooms Ala Tenth street, above Penn
s1N8pihafenue fe4u
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH Powders, CRKTAIy
- - CoRE Tor Nervous Debility, Seminal EMS
sions, caused BY indiscreticn. Gosorb9a, elect,
speedily cured.
Balsam Ceparia and Msre,ry Discardsf.
Bold in Washir gton, ID. c., by JOHN COUGH-
LEY, 124 Pa. ave. Price IS per box. jyslys
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PROFESSIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.

IAfbEki'h fEIALE SEMINARY.
,-,. FREDERICK. Md
WIZ commence its next sch0astic wear win f,r
,o1P' 81 FroJ.SSsys aad T.aCssrS. MONDAY Seoiem-
Der l2fh. French lady resides IN tI- f,1,ii.
tetIns very .no.ierste. = ni Cor Catalogue c,,1-
tanning term-. view Il building names Of aIuto,..-
" Address REV. THOs. M CAM.
it'e'4ene. Jy2T en-
RIyERNIEw MILITARY ACADEMY,
- .,,, POT ''AkEEPSiE. Y
oIis BISBEE, A. M, Principal AMI Prsprie.1-
A VIDE sw AXE. thorough going Srlo 4 fI- H. =
wishing 70 be trained for Business far Coliaee ~
Tor est Point, or the Naval AcaioTny ,-if'-1,
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LOAN OFFICES.

SChNER ARRANGEMENT - The Mars, al
- Losn once OF X. FULTON n Co, NJ sIa
in 81; WILL De opes from a m. a. r. N. THE q
Use only Christian Loan Office IN the city. je.,-rf
pRiNCE, TIE PAWN BROKER, 1906 Penn.
81 lyanis avenue. Al rcqai- ng In0-.-v cali ard
they VIII he satisfied with tLeir tran sartions
SfEClAL NOTICk.-Merchaudige, Furnficsa.
- Iisnos, &C, taken on storage ~ PRINCEis
leCo fennsy wants avenue Cash advances tn.as
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LOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE Of 1,
i rooms, with all the modern improvements; hot
and cold water Will be rented on very low term
"a a good tenant. Apply at ioi 9th street, door
from ID. 2S-2tr
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LOB SALE-s we'll built and very desirable
Il HOUSE Of five rooms. with every modern con
veniencs, and good yard in excellent location
The owner viii try To make the terms suit the pur-
Chaser. Address W T., Star office. Jy2s-jt+
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n~LApIES, TAKE NOTICE, THAT i AN
U3 making some change in my bus ness; tn re
fore 1 am selling my stock OF Fancy Goods below
cost. =. HELLER.
us 2w 1I5 MarFe. space
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FURNISHED RUOMS.-A fine suite of FUR
Il NISHEU ROOMS, ON second floor. in a most
desirable locality. Will be rented at low rate for
the rem. inder nf the inner and fall. AIgp,
ard e. Jy 81
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
wOMAN's RIGHTS IN JEasEY.
TIE Rose Will Case in Newarh-An Imports
ant Inv Point InYOlYed.

Vue RD w Ill Case In NeWufk-Au Imports
ant Law Point Involved.
In the Orphans Court, OF Essex county N. j.,
yesterday, in the matter of the VIII OF the
late Mrs. Msra e. Rose application was made
by Mr. Oscar Keen, counsel ior the ex.
ecutrx named In the instrument, ravorng the
appointment OF administrator pendente lite,
so that the property or the deceased, chiefly
consisting or dry and fancy goods might be disposed
OF so as to avoid waste destruction. IL appears,
according to the views OF side of the case, that
some months ago formal separation was agreed 10
between Mrs. Rose and her husband, MIR. Nelson
Rose, Jr. In consideration OF certain sumto wit
81 5oothey say, he renounced all right. title and IN
TO her death Mrs. Rose executed
WILL in which sne named as her execuirlx one Mary
Bartscna. whom she conceived to be her trusty ana
CONFIDENTIAL shopwOman. Now, subsequent TO the
demise OF Mrs. Rose In steps her husband, who
files caveat against admitting the viii TO pro-
srix iss the object OF lS fling tSis @ caveas is
10 ascertain the constItutionalIty OF the
act OF April IL, 1864, which, wniie 1t allows mar
red woman 10 make a Will prevents her from DIS
posing by It OF any interest when 0y law her hus
band might have In her property PRIOR 10 the
On the other nand Mr.. Rose. through his counsel
AYERS that no legal contract Of separation was ever
entered into between him and the deceased that the
property, worth between 81 0oO and $4,000, was ac-
cumulated on the joint exertiODs OF himself aud
wie. almost the eatre OF the capital helng supplied
Uf ulius Ilc luItucI uftIS IudL tue SsoJo WHICH NC
received was the value Of his lease on the and
not In lieu OF any all interest the business 1t
is claimed by his counsel that, under the law
cted, while the deceased had rlgnt i6 her property
had been real estate. to bequeath 1t 70 wnOm she
liked, subsequent to her death the husband
would have the fun right TO It's benefits during life.
AS III the present case, however, where the pro-
pertY was personal, woman could not,
VIII ~ a. DERIVE n aa nef m husband os Mrs p OF .e
the bulk OF tho property TO her parents, the residue
gong to st. Micbaes Hospital. This Is SAID 10 be
the first that has brought before the courts
involving The principles OF the Jaw OF 1861 and the
issue Is therefore highly important
Az regards the granting OF the request made in
the ma ter OF the appointment or an administrator
the Court reserved It's decision Till to-day.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
o = 7 = U a y Y .
Duchess de Bcrri.

Caroline Ferolnande Louise. Duchess dc Berri,
whose death Is reported by cable, daughter OF
Francis l., King OF the Two SIci!ies ana was born
the 5th OF November, 1898. On the l7th OF April
1876, she married Prince Charles Ferdinand d'Artos,
Duke dc Berri, who was assassnated on the 18th OF
February, 1920. seven months after his death she
gave birth to a son, the present pretender to the
throne Of France. When the revolution OF July.
1880. broke out, she resolved TO leave the
Tuileres and 60 to the headquarters OF the
Insurgents with her son, hoping that by
family. she was Iorcoiy prevented With the
oIner members of the family she went into exile.
but IN 1892 10 head the aDortve insurreC-
ton of La vendee. Betrayed by an infamous scoun-
urei she was captured by the authorities and con-
hned IN the Caste or Blayo and he'd tnere until her
pregnancy becoming known. sne was Iorced 10 sign
u decataton OF having married The Ccunt OF Campo
Franco. she was thel released and ever after lived
IN exile. Ihe Duchess WAS woman CT great ability
ana VI masculine courage, In her youth shc was
noled Tor Lnc beauty OF her person.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
The STOCK ex .AAHG:.

The Stock Exchange, true to Its live propensitea
continued the opposition aud stre yesterday wnl en-
was inaugulated by circular on the 18Th INST. ana
advanced by tue erratic meeting OF Monoay after
noon. Az the regular session Ol The board the Op-
position members secured tle appointment OF the
following committee, whose Uusiiess Is TO complete
the lis Ui NOMINATIONS 10 conpete Win the cindl-
dates oI the Old rJgtntc:-J. Van Schaick (ciiaIr-
man, John Bonner, Jacob Hayes 5. ). Sands aud
Joseph Mills.
IL was made the duty OF tnis committee to report,
within week, the result Oi tDeir Deliberations 20
JbeaDoard. The election taxes place Llie second
Monday OF May, ana spirited contest Is peiIeved 10
be inevitable; but there can scarcely De any doubt,
IL the reports ON the street are reliable that tue
outs" Will 90 IN ana the '.IIls'' out. Mr.. William
sey mour, Jr, TIC gentleman who heads the neS
tcket for prSsluent, has accepted me nomination.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
ROME.

The Strossmeyer Sword Fight i'm the Basilica.
correspondent OF the Pda Nat CdzeLte, writing
from Rome on the 10th or March, supplies the FOL-
lowing particulars OF the extraordinary scene
named above -:
Tie passage OF Monsgnor Stros ever's speech
which most incensed the uitras was tnis:-''lOu
know not how 10 write three ines Ike The Protest
ant Guizot. and yet you would condenn mis- works
aud curse those wn0 read theui.n
ffOia the ensuing uprodr thc numerous attend
ants OF the Cardinals and bishops IN tue nave of ST.
Peters. outside the Councu .iai, concluded mat
their masters were wrahSnuk over the dogma OF III
iaiiDiiy and tney Instantly oivIded t0emse into
TWO parties, making the Dasilica ring Win the
tagOnlstc Shouts OF Long iive the lnfablsts '''
Down with the InfallioisLs %
On Saturday every arrangement had been made
Tor putting the first Clauses vi De Ftue To the vote,
when bishop arose and sa,d the text cited from st.
Paul contained word winch lie could not
fnd In any received versUn Oi the Sciip-
lures. THIS statement lei to further discus
son. which was continued yesterday ana
ped the whole sitting This morning new delay
was caused by the discovery that comma had been
placed before and another aitcr word wnere
stop altered the sense but tne secretary corrected
tue error and hna.ly the clauses were yoted.
The remaining calOn5 OF De Fidc VIII come on
for discussion tomorrow, aud the pubic sitting Tor
their promuIgation VIII probably DC neld on Easter
Monday.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
BAPTIST EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.

The National Baptist Educational Convention met
yesterday morning al half-past niae O'clock In the
Pergepons street Baptist church, ut the corner OF
Clinton street. Brooklyn Tor the purpose OF discuss
log the principles snd methods OF education and the
measures for creating aud sustaining popular IN
terest IN euucat1on In the denomination. There
were large nuinoer OF delegates present from dir
ierent states. Professor Green, OF the Brown Uni
yersliy, read paper OIL 'rhe Plan OF Academies IN
the higher system OF Hdncation the STANDARD &c
which tiley snould Aspire and tho Condiion o. tuels
Enicencyn and Rev. q. w. Boswortn . pdper on
the olice aud dut.es OF edueationJi BOcietles, IN
which he argued That the ccAeHe Established by
Spurgeon In England wo3 the Mind ol Institution
when the intereets Of tne denomination deIaanaed
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Opeujnu Day or the Iutual C,ub.

Opening Day OF the Mufual Club.
The Mutual Club OF this city opened play for the
season yesterday at the Onion ground. CAPTAIN
John-who would not have been absent had he peen
lame IN both legs instead OF one-lel TO work at
trunks ana boxes gotready the boys clothes and had
them to work by three o'clock. That trusty leuten-
ant, sometimes Tony Hartman. but now Judge took
the post OF scorer when time called. Among the
old faces present as lockers on were those of Bill
jennings. James CORY Bob Culkins, Alex. Davidson,
John O'Brlen, Jake Hatze and q hundred whose
names are not so readily ut hand. The field side
made up OF Smiling John OF 'Acme' fame; Charley
Walker, those ubiquitous Hunt Brothers. Ola Man
Th0TDe Bly Mcmahon the reliable, Tom Devyr.
&c. The selected club nine were not all present,
Hatfield aud VOTERS being the absentees; out the
verfaitliul George fell IN for Hatfield and young
Gedney battled i0r VOTERS or the play nothing
need be said. The neid, aer the heavy ra ns OF tne
Two previous days, was SOFT and w0Icry and good
ball playing therefore. was out OF tue question.
Although the socalled play was positive work, ald
the cold wet OF the participants lnterlered with
the full dow OF mirth such reunions ordinarily give
rise TO, The boys kept smiling faces While nasis tne
~ =
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
ELEvGNrE DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Mrs. Mason's Testimony.

Mrs. Mas0n's Testimony.
Mrs. Mason, recalled, saId-Mrs Mcfarland did
not get into tue house until three days after my hus
tand vacated the back room; she came twice for
letters the girl gave them to herr saw her reading
them; they came from Hartford; the letters had
Richardson's initials on them; Richardson returned
lew days alter; sooner certainly than Mrs. McFar
land said; Mrs. Mcfarland had o telegram,
and che told the girl not TO lock Mr..
Richardson's door; first knew Of his return during
the night the next morning by the giri asking nm
for the lascn Keys she said something to the effect
that she old not intend to return to her husband;
expressed my surprise; Mr.. Mcfarland seemed
much devoted to ner; tue night she left the mouse
she took some letters away and went into MIR.
Richardson's room and got some of his things; the
next day blr. Mcfarland came there aud
looked ner trunks; he found bundle OF letters;
heard part Of tein reads two OF the letters two
OF those read mere; there was quite bundle; he
took them away; the likeness OF Mr. Richardson, u
largeslZed likeness was ia the trunk; ne must have
seen 1T; he e1t That IN the trunk; nrst saw 1t that
day; he lett the things strewn on the hOOr; he was
there fro three quarters OF any nour to an hour;
he was very much agitated; he asked how she came
back 10 the house, ana told him all apOut It, told
him ine Whole story have tod nave sent up
extra dishes for breakfast TO Mr. McFarlands
room; Mr.. richardson took tnat breakfast; this was
alter ner return-ab0ut three days alter; Mrs. Nc
Fariand cooked IL; while Mr. McEarand was there
she cooked when she wanted To; remember when
a wasnerwoman brought some clothes with q card
OH &c: saw Mr. Mcfarland, l think, take 1t from
tne clothes; TINS was before sue look the things
away.
Cross.examined bv Judge Davis-Q. You are
married ladyS A. ies SIR. and living with my hus-
pano; Mrs. Mcfarland had my rooms about thiee
oi iour months; don't know wnat month 1t was.
z. What month do you really taink II wass A. i
really DON'T know, SIR.
1867.
q. Can you not tell what month 1t was In 1867
A. No, SIR
q. VITO came and engaged the roomss A. Mrs.
McFarand and her little boy.
Z. Dia you and she agree upon the termss A.
Yes, SIR.
y. what were the termse A. think 1t was twelve
dollars per week, as well AS ! remember.
q. Wno furnished the roonsf A. did, sir; they
bearded wltn me.
z. VINO furnished the tables A. furnished the
table with ciockery; they did their own coOking:
they hau no servant; they used my ktcnen; their
washing was put out; none was dOne in the house.
z. Don't you recollect she was accustomed 10
washY A. NO, SIR; except one Or two p0ckcs nand-
kerclieIs, she never washed.
lhis witness was here examined at length as to
the construction OF the hOu sue II, ed IN. NOthing
particular was elected, except that there was gass
door III the nail, with stained eass Ia H. beyond tne
front paIior.
V Where were your roomss A. On the THIRD noor,