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Evening star., 1870-03-12

TEE CUBAN fSsUReRNTs-ReportedA Anti-An-
nerdtion Xorement.-A dispatch from Havana
says: The insurgents, under Arredondez, who
are lingering In the neighborh0od of Guines,
came from Siguanea, whence they were driven
by the troops. Their number Is now reduced to
IS. They are completely surrounded, and can,
not escape. OF the original band 3S have been
killed since they entered the Guihes jurisdic-
ton. Dispatches from General Lundo report
jurisdiction Of villa Clara, and is now in the
city Of Remedies. During the retreat the rebel
General lost his correspondence. which contains
much important information. 1t discl0see the
fact that insurgent Generals Huslado, Delvalle,
Sal0ne, Hernandez and others are forming clubs
Of independence hostile to all projects OF annex
alton to the United States. DeWaldo, In one OF
his letters, declares that annexation at the pres
ent moment, would be an act OF cowardice, de-
Spain to that Of the United States would prove
. benefit to Cuba and asks what title
Americans have to Cuban gratitude, and bit
terly complains Of the Washington authorities
for preventing the sailing Of reinforcements and
cruisers for the Cubans, and for Withholding
arms and supplies which have been paid for.
The correspondence throws no light on the
question a. to who now holds the chief COM
msnd of the rebel forces. It shows that Gen.
Agromonte has resigned, while Gen. Fredrico
Cavalry still holds his position In the army. The
in Boham channel, and as their decks were
crowded with men In blue clothes she gave
chase, but the Sch0Oners made for the Bahama
Banks, and the water being too shallow for the
Pellayo, she gave up the pursuit and headed for
Havana. When last seen the schoouers were
making for the Cuban coast. Admiral Malcom.
po has gone in search OF them.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

> A MURDER IN A THEATRE-The Court of
Assizes OF Angouleme (Charente) has Just tried
the man Glaze aux, aged thirty lone, manager of
the Alcaxar, M1sic hall In that town, for the
murder Of two persons-Mme. Delobel, singer
and Lienard, q nachinist, both employed in that
establishment. This crime was committed on the
evening Of the 18th November last, just before
artists were on the stage; the accused suddenly
advanced with two pistols. both OF which he
fired ct Nine. Delobel; the nrst shot killed the
person at whom 1t was aimed, and the second
struck down Lienard. who was standing behind
her, both expiring almost immediateIy. Clu-
xeaux declared that he had become enamored
Of the femal deceased, and had killed her from
motives Of Jealousy; also, that he had intended
to commit suicide With the second pistol, but the
maohinia ssi.ed his arm 10 prevent him, from
nrtng. a.d that TIE Hteee vent Oh by sccident:
proved to be untrue. Clussaux aPpeas to have
been vtciousiy dieposed, - he had conmifted
different acts Of dishonesty In former occuPe-
lions. He abused In Q most od1ous manner ms
authority over the female artiso, pursuing tnem
with his assiduities, and when they r0ecced
his advances, suhjecting tn % svery vexSnoa
Calieau. bowed that in one month he had
fmposed on her, under the most trivial pre-
fe1fs 6neS 60 he amount of % frencs out
a. s.lafy Of % ffancs, becsuse she had refused
70 vield o his solicitations. He appears, how
ever 10 have been moro eucceen1ui win Ame.
neiobel, during IN ahoence Of her husband, but
on the return Of the l.fssr. sne vie broke on
cused : feeling Of rancow which ended In the
crime. The Jury returned verdict Of guilty,
With the odmission Of extenuating cfrcum-
stances, and the court condemned hir TO hard
labor for life.
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The Markets To-Day.
Teiegraphed Esclssipely 70 The Bsensse Ssay.

BALTIMORE, March I2.-virginia sizes, Ssx
bid, 81 asked; do. 1s6s, e5 bid, s. asked; do.
coupon; old, % bid, "a asked. do. coupon, new :
asked: do. new, 46X bid, As asked.
BALTIMORE, March l2.-Cotton duh at 2oA q
Fl. Flour quiet and steady: Howard street,
family, ss.25as5; City Mills, supernne, s475s
$3.50; do. extra, $5.5oA$6; do. FANNY, s7s
s5.25as575; do. family, ss.i2k ass7a wheat
quiet and steady. Pennsylvania, sI22asi.25.
White Corn, s2as4; yellow weak, at 80. Oats,
54a5l. Rye, 90aS1. Pork firm, at 81. Bacon
firm. Rib sides, 15aI5s; clear do, IsaI6 I :;
shoulders, 12al2h. Hams, isa2o. Lard firm af
15al6. Whisky quiet at si.0l.
NEW YORK, March 12--Stocks unsettled and
weak. Money easy at 5a6 per cent. Exchange
long, 81; short, 81. Gold, 12H. Bonds, 10.
Virginia skies, ex-coupon, 7lh; new, sot. North
Carolina's, old, 49k; new, 2S.
NEW YORK, March ,2.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and q shade firner.
Corn dull and one cent lower.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

Poor.
Dispatches have been received at the Navy
Department from Rear Admiral Poor, Com
mandng the North Atlantic fleet, dated Cape
Haytien, February 10Th. The United States
steamers Severn and Dictator arrived at Port
au Prince on the 9th of February. Admiral
Poor had called upon the Provisional President
and after the usual exchange Of courtesies, ac-
quainted him with the object Of his visit to that
port The President summoned his Cabinet and
the Admiral explained the instructions he had
received from his Government, namely: That
negotiations were pending between the United
States and San Domingo, and while they were
pending this Government had determined with
its whole power to prevent interference on the
part of the Haytien or any other Government
with that Of the DOminicans, and if any attempt
should be made upon Dominicans during the
negotiations under the Haytien or any other
flag, it would be regarded as an act of hostility
to the United States dag, and would provoke
hostility in return.
The President and Secretary of State of
Hayt then expressed the hope that the
friendly relations now existing between Hayti
and the United States would not be interrupted,
and that while they were aware OF their weak
ness they knew their rights, and would main
tain them to the best Of their ability, and that
they must be allowed to be the judges OF their
own policy. Admiral Poor afterwards learned,
unOffcially, that the authorities were displeased
with what they considered a menace on the part
oftheU IS. Government, accompanied with force.
The day before the arrival Of the Severn at
Port au Prince a rumor was in circulation i'm
the town that a collision had occurred at Cape
Haytien between the Nantasket and the Haytien
man-of-war Terror, late the Pequot, in conse-
quence Of the protection given by the former to
the American Consul. 1t was also reported by
the two pilots who brought in the Severn and
Dictator, but the two accounts did not agree.
An investigation by the Admiral proved the
rumor to be without any foundation. The fol-
lowing Haytien vessels were at anchor at Port
au Prince :-Maratanza, Quaker City, Alexan-
da Petien, (Galetia,) and Mount Vernon, a
transport. The Quaker City is dismantled.
Evening star., 1870-03-12
The Gold See.Saw.

Here Be up up up! Here noe 90 d0Un doWn /!
do'cny The Battle Of the Bulls and Bears.
The performance of the animals in Wall
Street yesterday is thus referred to in the New
York CONNER cial Of last evening:
"GOld is going up-a fact by no means agree
able to q majority of our readers. That the
market had an upward tendency was clearly
percePtible upon the announcement of the first
sale. The bulls, as q matter Of course, were
jubilant over this turn OF the tide, the =" bears"
equally dsconsOlate. The latter appear de-
moralized, though at times they make frantic
efforts to recover the ground slipping from under
their feet. A reaction, after the marked decline
of the past few days, was inevitable, and looked
for, naturally, by all the dealers on the street,
rapid, and reached to so high tigure-3 per
cent in one day-was something Unexpected,
even to the most sanguine "bull." Various
upward turn. 1t is the opinion OF influential
brokers-ipGluding the officers of the Gold Ex-
chaDge-thM the vacillating course Of the SEN
ate in ct se to s sSg bin is At the
Coin which on Monday and fSesdsy f was soid st
1osK, was this morning held at Ill Ka1l2.
from the Philadelphia Mint, and row command
the enhanced premium, The New York Chr
rency and other banks Are holding out for the
high rate. Dealers who expected to ssresume'
purchsse at such an exorbitant price, and con
sequently refuse to buy, preferrins to hold over
until the 18th inst, when American silver
20 per cent. discount. Agents have been sent
on to Ottawa, Quebec, Montreal and Kingston,
with instructions to purchase 81 200 900 In silver
great was the rush to the Gold Room this morn
ing to witness the performance Of the animals
there, that the police on duty at that place be-
came alarmed for the safety Of the gallery, and
were obliged to clear out the spectators. Atone
time, owing to the crowd, it was feared the
structure would give way. So rapid were the
fluctuations In the premium on gold that for half
an hour or 90 it was nearly Impossible for the
opposing brokers to keep the run Of their sales."
Evening star., 1870-03-12
Maryland Annual Conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church.

~CshVuASg EVUCSt0mB CnuRC0s
Especial Correspondence Of the Evening Star.
WEsTMISsTER, Nd, March lO.-At the after
noon session to-day, the examination of oficia
characters was continued. When the name OF
T. nj. Wilson was reached, the President oi
the Conference announced his decease. DIR. ID
T.. Reese and III. T.. Gushing spoke in few re
marks OF the most feeling character, of the vir-
tues and christian character of the deceased
brother. A letter was presented by the Pres
dent from Rev. Jno. Morgan, now in Alabama
requesting his present superannuated relation Il
A communication was received from Rev
Francis Brown, Pastor of the colored NJ. p
Church in Charleston, $. c., which was referred
to special committee; after which the Con
ference adjourned with the benedictiOn.
The Sabbath School Association held its ses-
sion this evening. Interesting addresses were
delivered to large audience.
THIRD DAY.
FRIDAY, March IL, 1S70-The Conference
was opened this morning with religious services
by Rev. j. G. Darby. DR.. A. Webster, ,Chairma an
OF ehe Committee on Itineracy, submitted par
following into the intinerancy: H. c. Hayghe.
y. b. Srayer, j. T. hutzler, j. l.. Straugh, w
Z. Ames, s. G. Valiant, w. II. Lane, j. +. Ad-
President
The Committee on Necessities and Requests OF
Clrcuits reported in part as follows: TO change
the name Of Salem Station to Montgomery ave
nue.; adopted. Anne Arundel and Severn Cir
cults to be united and called Anne Arundel and
Severn CIRCUIT, to be supplied with a single
minister. NewtOwn to be set OFF as a station
and the remainder Of the circuit to be called
POcOmOke Circuit; adopted.
The hour having arrived for the order Of the
day, which was the hearing of the fraternal mes
sengers from the Western Conference, DR.. VIM.
Collier addressed the Conference i'm some very
feeling remarks, extending the fraternal greet
ings of the Pittsburg Conference. He was fol-
lowed by DR.. Cowl, Rev. j. Scott, and Dr. Col
houer. Rev. o. Lawther, Of West Virginia NJ
p. Conference, was then introduced and spoke
in glowing terms Of their prosperity in that sec
ton, and greeted the Maryland Annual Confer
ence fraternally.
Revs. $. L. Roszel, W. v. Tudor, and DR.. Pc
therbridge, Of the Baltimore Conference of the
d. y. Church South. were introduced to the
Conference, and rendered the fraternal con-
gratulations OF that Conference.
The fraternal messengers were replied to bv
Dr. Sutherland, DIR. j. j. Murray, and Rev. A.
Webster in terms of fraternal feeling, and
showed their qualification in meeting these
brethren on the floor Of this Conferences.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

ASINeULAR SLANDKR SUIr.-Ane extraordina-
~ suit for slander was commencedin In the Supe-
rior Court yesterday. The plaintiff, Ain Della
mers, asks for q, 90 damages against ono John
3. Bonnell, young man who goes about telling
the lathat Miss Moore 10 his wife. Ni0 Moore
that she ever cohabited with him. Mr.. Bonnoll,
In defence, produces the records OF st. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal Church, OF this city, upon
which it 10 shown that he was married TO the
plaintiff by the late Rev DIR. McClntock, No
vember Is, 1854. There u evidently . strange
mistake somewhere. Bonnen In undoubtedly
married to Mis- Moore but 1t Is very ryQusstiona Die
IL the fair prosecutrix 10 married 10 BonnelI
The distressing tangle was not straiRhtencd
yesterday, and the case will be continued 10
day.-N. N. World, 11h.
Evening star., 1870-03-12
[By Bankers,' Brekers', sad ce~~<,e,al E,,~, -
fsleOrspAl

Lewis johnson q %. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets a. follow:
NEw YORK, March I2--First Board-U. s. ga.
ISL, coupon, nit; S3's, Iss2, coupon, 10 :
6-3l's, 1854, couron. ic9k; 5D's, ls6S, coupons
.os SSs, new, isso, coupon. losi sso's, isa. .
coupon. lo5S; Currency 6's, li2t; Msripoea, =:
do pref'd,"; Canton, sok; Cumberland, 2s;
Western Union Telegraph. 30 4; Quicksilver, n
Pacific Mail, sea; Boston Water Powefs
u =; Adams Express, o.; Wells Erpre~es
pres, a9s; Merchants'U Union Express, =; NeN
York Central and Hudson, S6A; do. do. Scrip
~ Erie, 24A; Erie preferred. al; Hariems
iiS; Harlem preferred, iso; Reading, ssl; Mich.
igan Central, 1fs: Lake Shore and Michisan
southern, rs 4; Illinois Central, l<e; clevelsnd
and Pittseurg, ss; Northwest, 10k; Northwest
preferred, s6A; Cleveland, Columbus and Gin.
einnati, :" New Jersey Central, Ia3;
Rock Island, lis I; Milwaukee and 81. Paul, 81 /:
do. pref'd, TAX; Wabash and Western, 44k do.
do. prei-d, - Fort Wayne, 90 4; Alton and
Terre Haute, =; do. prefTd, -; Chicago
and Alton, ms; Chicago and Alton prerd, iis : !;
Dsssee Os.S and g. Massss os e. ss ns.
G,s, old, oft'd, 7l9; North Carolina e's, old III
weak.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

SUICIDAL ATrIMPr-ALL roI LovE.-A few
days since young man in Baltimore, Rogers
Cavanaah by name, and c0mpounder Of throat
ticklers, yclept cocktails, &C., by occupation,
discovered that his lady love did not regard him
with that tender affection ne 80 much desired.
The more be pondered over the subject the more
did he place himself outside Of his delicious
mixtures. The result was that his frequent liba-
tions caused the mercury Of his saddened feel
inos to descend to tho point Of despondency,
and while in that mood he determined to drown
himself, and at quarter-past i've O'Clock yester-
into execution. He Quilted his boarding -house
on Camden street, near the depot, and wan
dered to the dock at the foot OF William street.
There he Raxed upon the muddy waters for .
moment, When splash he went into the unac-
customed liquid. Mr.. Walter Collyer, . boss
sIip-painter, ct the peril Of his own life, sue.
the water. and placing him in the house Of Mrs.
Parker, No. q York street, where, after ccnsid-
cradle rubbing and the aPplication OF stimu-
ness.
Evening star., 1870-03-12
F0RTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings
SATURDAY. March 10

IhE SENATE is not i'm session TODAY.
HoUSE--In accordance with the order n,
yesterday, the House met for debate only, As In
Committee OF the Whole. Mr.. Coburn In th,
chair. N
Mr.. Bird IN. - obtained the floor, but gave
way for fifteen minutes TO his colleague. INT
Haight,l who spoke In favor OF an appropriation
for the Improvement of the navigation OF thf
Delaware river, below Trenton.
Mr.. Bird then proceeded TO speak in orpo-
sition to the ''air-line" railroad bilE and IN de-
fence Of the railroad companies. In the course
of his remarks he claimed that attacks upou
these monopelies by the National Legislature
would lead TO q combination Of the railroad in
tertsts, representing capital much larger than
rious 20 the interests Of the laboring classes
Mr.. Buckley (Ala.) next addressed the n ,nss
upon the subject Of political disabilities.
Mr.. Hefiin (Ala.) followed, in a speech on the
general political situation in the South.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

The first recorded sale In the New York gold
rcom yesterday morning vas effected at Iis,
from which the price rose 20 49,. on . rush "a
cover under various ramop OF ball moveaeu:ss
bat sf,rward, when the cable reported a de-
cline IN 'i2s at London TO eoS, the bears again
vigorously attacked and lowered the price li2 4 I,
and fer a time both parties halted, evidently
not knowing which way the price would tur n.
Again the operators for a rise rushed in 90 sup
port the price, and In = short time the dial again
recorded il3a under the effect of dispafch from
unts city, containing reported resolution i'm tho
nouse OF Representatives recognizing belliger-
ent rights of Cuba, and great scene OF excite-
m snt followed
Evening star., 1870-03-12
sELE.GOvERNNEN FOR THE DIS.
TRtCT.


EDITOR SrAR:-Tle following statement
showing the aggregate receipts Of internal rev.
enue for the States and Territories below-named
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1859, fur
nished to me through the kindness Of Commits
sioner Delano, may prove Of interest to your
readers.
Tsrrite~ies.-Arizona, s11,315.21; Colorado,
s60 99926; Dacotah, $40, 800. H. Idaho s1s 1O5 go
Montans, s64 ,sS6-3s; New Mexico, s43, 3,e1543
Utah, &67 ,g7L40; Washington, s49, ,367 .43; Wy
oming, first reported in June, 1897 S5, Jog so
Total, &391.717.39.
District Of ,e451s, or s5i ,327 7s
more than the total Of all the Territories.
The following States all pay less than thi.
District :-Arkansas, s1H ,9s5.75; Delaware
Si25, ,l0647; Florida, al, ,e99.l3; Kansas, s244.
1883; Minnesota, 1868 337 80; Mississippi, sl94
129.47; Oregon, s17I ,s9sO9; Nebraska sl6I ,3ss4s
Nevada, s22s .13; South Carolina, s3S3, n
Vermont, &31S ,672.56
The following was the population of this Dis
uict and the Territories in 1868, according t.
estimates Of the Bureau Of Statistics, furnished
BY Mr.. Young. Of that bureau, which are nc
doubt nearly correct district OF Columbia
124 1865; Arizona, ,414; Colorado, A, ,4s2 Daco-
tab, 4,62O; Idaho, 1912, Montana, % sos; New
Mexico, 9s PIG; Utah. I3l, 40; Washington, 2 100
Wyoming not given.
1t will be seen that the District of Columbia
paid into the United States Treasury during the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1869, S54 ,327 .7s
more than all the Territories combined and
more than either of the eleven States above
named, and that the District had more popula-
ton than either Of the Territories, save Utah,
IN 1858. 1t is safe to estimate the present popu-
latiOn of the District Of Columbia from one
hundred and sixty thousand to one hundred and
seventy thousand. Let the people Of this Dis
trict read and ponder over the above statements
OF Official facts, and decide whether they are
not strong arguments in favor Of Territorial
government for this District c. A. PITCHER.
Evening star., 1870-03-12
The Revival in Cincinnati.
Telegrophed Exclusively to Tie Eventso Star.

CINCINNATI, March 12-AccordinQ to authen.
tic information gathered by the Gazette, in
nifty churches in this city and suburbs ,0s2 per-
sons have thus far been added in the present
the converts, very many of whom have not
united with any church. Some churches have
not been heard from. OF ,25e, whose ages are
known, tnere Is no person over 20 years, and
but 81 between so and 20 years. Between th
ages of II and 20 and 20 and 80 the numbers are
about equal.
Evening star., 1870-03-12
FROM LONDON TO-DAY,

FROM LONDON TO-DAY.
Hope For the safety Of the CITY Of
BOetom-The Satu fday Review on
the Irish Land Bill.
7eIeorepAed kscsSsively to 1As EvesiHG ARav.
LONDON, March 12.-The arrival Of the Smid;
at New York had the effect of strengthening
the confidence in the safety Of the City of Bos-
ton. The belief is now general both here and at
Liverpool that the missing steamer will be heard
from at the Azore Islands.
The Saturday Review of to-day in reyie wing
the recent debates on the Irish land bill, thinks
the difficulties Of that measure are fast vanish
ing before the earnest purpose Of both political
parties.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

WoMAH's RIsHTs.-The kevolution n out in
q call for the annual meeting Of the National
Woman's Suffrage Association ct Irwin Hall.
Of May next, and continuing through Thursday
and Friday. The various Woman bufFfaee As
soci.tions throughout this country and the Old
sayG-"The Executive COMMITTEES recommend
the friends Of Woman's Suffrage, everywhere.
to concentrate their efforts upon the work Of se.
curing the Sixteenth Amendment 10 the Federal
Constitution that shall prohibit any State from
DISTINGUISHING any or its citizens ON account OF
SEX"
Evening star., 1870-03-12
The Missouri legislature.
Tclegr0phed Exclustuely 90 The Evenisa Star

ST. LOUIS, March 12-The House YESTERDAY
passed the Senate resolutions providing for sub
mitting to the people the constitutional amend
ments allowing negroes and rebels 10 vote ami
hold ofice; also, one preventing the division of
the public school fund, or appr0priating plblic
money to sectarian schools.
Evening star., 1870-03-12
The ssShrieking 0isterhOOd.'s
IeleQraphed ExclusireIu 30 Z7e Erenina Star.

LONDON, Mnrch 12.-The Saturday Review
to-day has another editorial on the subject OF
the .sShriekng Sisterhood," ridiculing the ten
dencies'of American women, but distinguishing
however, between the undemonstrative, bench
cient and more social theorists.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

RELIGIOUS REcEPTIoN.-At the Convent OF
the Visitation, Frederick, Md, on the 18th ulti-
mo, Miss Maggie English, Of Richmond, Va,
received the habit and white veil, with the name
Of Sister Mary Bernard Rev. Thomrs McDo-
nogh, s. j., officiated on the occasion, assisted
by Rev. T.. j. Sourin, =. j., who delivered an
appropriate discourse.-Ca Mirror.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

VIRGINIA LAND SALu.-Mr. MansEeld, Of
New York, has purchassd Mr.. John Aonc1rel
farm, "MOuntain Viev,v Of go eeress ID Staf-
ford county, fer ss,oo6. They have also ex-
changed Jonathan Diapers farm, Of 800 acres,
in Npcttsyivania. near the Summit, With Mr..
w. 4. Heisler, OF Delaware, for tavern prop
erty valued at s12 ono, Mr.. Draper paying o5 900
difference.-Fyedeviekseny Ledger.
Evening star., 1870-03-12
Celebrating the Passage ThrOurs,
Baltimore.

1eteyuP"eu 111ustUelyt 70 IN 3oeNtSN Stdr.
LOWELL, MASS, March 12.-The members of
the old 9th Massachusetts regiment are making
arrangements for observing the anniversary OF
their passage through Baltimore, on the 10Th of
April, 1861. They will 60 to Worcester this wear
as one company OF the regiment wSs from ina;
city.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

TIE Chicago Post has table Of cities from
was the eighth city in the Union, Is now the
third, or viii be by the census Of this year. 1t
adds Another decade and we shall be sec
prosperity and happiness Of this great republic,
with hundred million population, and Chicago
the greatest Of all great cities, II Il almost be-
yond the capacity Of the finite mind to compre-
hend."
Evening star., 1870-03-12
A Steamer or the AxOres-was ft tl,s
City Of Boston?

1etesrdphed Exclusively to the Evening Star.
NEW YORK, March 12.-The Smidt report,
that while crippled by the breaking OF her ma
chhery, and lying to, unable to make the leasi
headway, Off the Azores, the captain saw |.
large three-masted steamer. It was q dark
stormy night, and he was unable to make h.,
OUT, more than she was steering e. N. e.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

TBI WolxIue PsoPLs-Ths ooopen q De-
troit, Michigan, have beea saeceasful In their
Iron nouldeT Union No. IS, q New YorI,
consisting Of 1sty nemben, have mAde appli-
cation to he International tnisn fr permission
an appsentice = xDr HOP. Ths co-oporstiye
foundry in Cannon street, NsW Yogt, which
WAS aalted ~ months go, With D oapitsl OF
q 81, g IN Inst tina peid all 8 expcsss and
cleared 80, besids gtvinG hanaBsoe WAees to
Evening star., 1870-03-12

n6Ciesrs are made by machinery.
ga Rochester professor lectures on "Family
Flogging."
@Fiearo calls Oliver Wendell Holiness poem
OF "The one Horse ebay" "one horse chef
d'0uvre."