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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12

Gen. Garfield, Gen. Banks, Horace Maynard,
and others are to address meeting at COOpcr
Institute, this evening, in regard to the pro-
posed treaty with San Domingo, by which the
Bay of SANTANA and adjacent territory are to
~ acquired by the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12
the establishment of the empire:

Here we see that notwithstanding the increase
of population in eighteen years the government
vote has not held its own, while the opposition
has increased six-fold. And that if the question
had been honestly put and the balloting NOR
ally free the increase would have been thirty
fold no careful observer can doubt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12
UP-TOVN ADVERTISEMENTS.

For the accommodation of uptown resi-
dents Mr. E. II. Brown has opened offices at No 81 West
Thrty-sccOnd-s; junction O Broadway and sixth-ave
and nj No. 40 East Eigheenhst between Broadway and
FOurthave where advertisements for THE TRIBUNE Will
be received up TO q in the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12

Very cheerful are the Anniversary stories of
this year of Grace. Our people have been
bOunteOus in their benevolence and the receipts,
and, happily too, the expenditures, of our
organized charities have been liberal.
The reports published in our issues Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12

The Republican County Convention reassem-
bled last evening and put in nomination the
following excellent ticket for next Tuesdays
election:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12

ORCHARD g. EMMETT,
For justices OfHe Court J. SOILS RlTTERBAND,
Of Common PledS, W. y. RICHARDSON,
ELIAS +. HALL.
- ,,.<u Oh. T.. TREMAIN,
rot JustIots ~ .'o BENJAMIN f. WILLIS,
murine 'o"'' civilian KlRCHIES.
For Aldermen.
WILLIAM +. DODGE, JOHN F. CONOVER,
HENRY CLEWS MYER STERN,
John AJTHOFF, JOHN FAULKNER,
WILLIAM H. RAYNOR, BENJAMIN LEHMAYER,
SAMUEL Il. H. VANCE, Oracle KING,
WM NJ. VERMILNEA, FREDERICK kllIlAN,
CHARLES l.. TIFFANY, THERON X BuTLER,
GEN. CHARLES X. GRAHAM.
We had strongly hoped that, in an election
which does not properly involve political
issues, the vote of all opposed to the Tammany
Ring would have been concentrated upon one
ticket; but Tammany has too many friends in
the rival organizations for that. 1t only re-
mains that we organize, canvass register, and
call out every legal vote at the election next
Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12
Business Notices.
2 PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
(YKEE oy GOVERNMENT taxi
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND BONDS

WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMPANY.
Peen yea to January 1870 and convertible into soea Al par
LAND GRANT OF OVER 900 GOVERNMENT,
upon which, together Road AM all is property these BONDS are
First Mortgage
KxKxPrKp PROV TAXES uPoS IT'S LAMBS FoR Is WARS.
RUNNING
from which income derived with dyncreang receipts
An airline Psuls Milwaukee and Chicago These Lands
estimated worth 100000 Total Of mortgage when Road
eoupleted 100000 The divided four sections and
issued upon completion Of each section As these
lands proceeds held the Trustees Sinking Fund
for the liquidation bonded debt Thee Bonds confidently
se the safest and cheapest security offered in this market Tie
price at present % Eat but will probably raised few days to 20
accrued coupons payable January and July making
them the FIRST year with accrued and gold rs cent
investment per thereafter Pamphlet with full par
,iculars md map, be obtained at the ofce Of
WHITE. NORRIS & Co,
Banker. and Fnsncial Agents the Company % wsLst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12
NE GORUAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

TIE GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Providence r. J.,
"nue Manufacture at or to te extensive assortment
and elegant Duuer Dessert and lea services Of
well Known ELECTRO PLATE.
remarkably hor and white which
Silver of .Ich thickness that extreme durability
Sold Svcr-at fourth the
the Nickel base the sono-
metal the thickness OF tie plate the elegance OF te oe
aud az finish onameuta0n rendering 50 eiscty
similar to SOLID silver to Re uutstngu.shahe from It.
eIoe all other plated the market whether American or ior
manufacture
Purchasers invited examine the assortment for sale in this city by
III STARR 81 MARCUS, % JOhn-st.
CssAM ME- The Electro Plate stamped this Trade Marx
The Sterling by retail dealers generally hOughOu; the
ouury
Resi-, HEALTH AND COMFORT TO MOTHER AND
CHILD
SyEUP for children teethng sofens the
gums Inflammation ays all pain and wind collie Per
fecty would say every mother who bas suffer
ing child prejudice the Preuices Of Others stand
you your suffering child aud the relief that win be
absolutely su-tO follow the use medicine ifmely used
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world harmless perfect Applied at Factory No l6
'Bondst sold everywhere
TRUssEs-Marsh & Co.'S Radical Cure Truss
Osce Established 90 years. Vs>et opposite the Church
ARTIFICIALITIEs-PALME LIMBS.
Broadway y. Y; 1908 Chestnut Phla; 81 Greenst Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-12

For justices ofHe Court
Of Common PiedS,
For justices Of the
Marine court,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
GENERAL rELEGgAPaIc NEWS.

4 troupe of Spanish ballet dancers arrived
in Portland yesterday IA the steamer PrussiaD ~ roals
TO tins city.
1.-The distlery OF Leizy & Brother, at
Keokuk Iowa has been seized for violation VI the Inter
Lal Revenue laws.
William Kmball, keeper of a club-room
In Lynn, Mass, Jumped from moving tram yesterday
aud was instantly killed.
Joseph klatzer. Bohemian, died IN
Baltimore, yesterday. from having taken quart OF
whisky at a single d.aught.
The post office at Jackson Station, on
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad IL miles east of Ere,
Penn, was broken open Monday and $40 stolen.
In the Rhode Island Senate, yesterday.
a bill prohibit the sale OF hquor and establish state
constabulary was passed by vote Of 20 TO H.
The Providence Conference OF the Meth
Church closed It's six days session yesterday, and
the apporonments OF preachers for the year were an
nouneed.
The still-house of the Maverick Petroleum
Works In Boston, Mass, destroyed by fire on Mon
day together with 5000 gallons OF OIL The loss $1,000
Patrick Mclaughlin was burned TO death.
The store-bouse of Messrs. futile e.
building contained 200 bushels barrels
-four The fire supposed To have been the Of
incendary.
"A produce buyer from Boston named e..
W. Johnston was allied on Monday the Niagara Pail,
Railroad between Hobby and Brockport, by his head
coming In contact with bridge while walking
the top OF u car.
Everything was quiet in Richmond. Va.
yesterday; Richard Bush. tho policeman ~bo was
trlct Court to-day before Judge Underwood.
The commercial journals of London, Eng,
yesterday commented upon the excessive imports of
American wheat and -four during the past year the
aggregated 3SOOQOo quartcrs-nore than for ANY pre-
Nious year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
CUBA.

TIE CASE OF THE STEAMER AsPINwALL.
WASHINGTON. March 22.-The Secretary of State is
still in correspondence with the Spanish authorities
in relation to the seizure of the steamer Aspnwall
and for other breaches of international law Nothing
of public nature, however has yet been developed.
1t is said that the President is displeased at the
manner i'll which the Spanish authorities acting,
and has expressed himself very decidedly In tho
matter to the Secretary of State.
THE QUESTION OF NEUTRALIrY-THE HOUSE
COMMITTEES RESOLUTION.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The House Committee
on Foreign Affairs has authorized its Chairman.
Mr.. Banks, to report the following joint resolution
i'll reference 10 Cuba:
That the President of the United States be and he
is hereby authorized and instructed to declare aud
maintain strictly impartial neutrality on the part
of the Government of the United States in the
test now existing between the people of Cuba and
the Government of the Kingdom of Spain.
Section 2. And be it further resolved, that all
acts parts of acts and all provisions of the statute
approved the Goth day of April 1918, entitled act
IN addition TO the act for the punishment of certain
crimes against the United States and to repeal the
acts therein mentioned shall be construed to apply
equally to each of the parties in the existing contract
between the people of Cuba and the Government of
Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

constituents oppose this bill He declared to inc mem
beers the country that majority OF the poplsW
York opposed this bill lt was 6ll or tbo
benefit OF few political rieksfers who want 10 get con
troll Of the departments aud then neither Ic nor PoP
erfy will he safe in the city.
Mr.. KIERNAN said II was amusing 10 hear the ernuf'
man talk about the majority in York. when, thieo
years ago. that gentleman came here Democrat abi
turned against his party.
Mr.. o. MURPHY stated that three years ago, when he
dependent candidate the Ring, the thieves Tam
many Mozart and all Applause on the hoor ana ~ the
MIR KTERNAN insisted that the gentleman had been
elected rs "a Democrat and boted Ills party.
Mr.. o. MURPHY retorted that he had never shrk'h
voting political measures, as had INC se"'""' WI
kiernan) A..
Mr. KIERNAS explained that ont OF good VIII TO rs
friend from OnOndaga, Mr. AlvCrd. hc had aV"iden =
vote ON the Loan Commission bill: but subsequently
understanding the bill TO be political one D'"'i"'
measure, he voted for H. ,.,-- -, an
course There "a bill OF the utmost lmloriano"
To the city, aud the internal cavllDgs ana dsagreTS
shonld not have the slightest weight Hc culed upon
the majority Of the House 10 give the city inc sven ~
vded for this bill, and proceeded at some lchf, I"
explain the bin aud It's PROVISIONS together Win the cIe't
they would produce.
The next bill taken up the Supervisors biz pro-
vidng for their election by Assembly ustne's' NC
which was ordered TO "A third reading without debate
The next bill taken up the act M relation 70 ho
local government OF the CITY OF New-l0rk ana tc W"
thereof, being the charter Wnich Was il-"
ordered TO a third reading without debate. $500.
In the House, Mr. BURNS moved that the Ponce ull n
ecommited with Instructions 10 strike cut III" rnacg
clause and that moved the previous question. when
was ordered by II 10 s. The question was dlNitd AM
the House refused to reeommt the bill The queNho.
then taken striking out the ep5cS ci@nr" Az"
4 u AFT
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4 NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DIETS.

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-The Sunday ITdn-
cript Of this city, having been cut of from the adyan
ages OF the Associated Press because OF failure TO pay us
dues to the Philadelphia Press Association nov seeks TO
settle by scurrious abuse OF the Associated Press The
Erening B,etin OF this city, having some time SINCE
been cut off for repeated violation OF the rules OF the
Associated Press The Erening Telegraph has contracted
for the exclusive OF the Associated Press news LOT
publication in the day time. Announcing the iact' Inc
Ie,egraph says: . -, - ,o,o-
rate description OF the practical workings OF TIE A.so
cated Press II Is sufficient 10 say that every IDDuet
journal the country depends upon this source ehe-
siyely for ts regular supply OF telegrapiHc news.
The superiority OF tins news TO that furhlsheu ny
any other Association is well understood by all nteIl'
gent readers, 1t constitutes, in fact the main cause
OF superiority Of the journals we have named as
newspapers their contemporaries. Long experience
abundant capital the control Of many thousands OF miles
Of telegraph wire, and the employment OF hundreds Oh
agents have given 10 this Association so strong posi-
ZION that all attempts at serious rivalry nave proved
abortve and the few Of its antagonists ha'o
been limited to the temporary triumph Of neiarious
schemes 10 steal It's nelrS. Since The Bulletin has
lost ITS former facilities it has been compelled TO al
back upon the device Of copying our dispatches and day
after day intelligence which appears IN TUG tbird or
fourth edition OF The Telegraph Is reyainped III later
ed tons Of The Bulletin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
SENATOR SHERMIN AND TIE NATIONAL
BANKS.
lie ANSWERS SOME OF THE CRITICISMS on THE
FUNDING BILL.

lie ANSWERS SOME OF THE CRITICISMS on THE
FUNDING BILL.
Senator John Sherman has written to The
Cincinnati Comuercidi under date of March II, answer
ing various criticisms the bank sections OF the Fund
ing BILL 1t claimed he says that II is unjust 10 compel
the National Banks their circulation by de-
post Of the bonds. II Ia said To violate the pubc
faith pledged them. and cOnnscate part OF tnelr
plopery This is not true in any respect some OF te
National banks hold the bonds Of 81 and the 1910 bonds
not vet due These they withdraw az any time, OF
sell or hold their pleasure The Funding bh places
the sls above par and the banks ENJOY the premium
The Government will ask only, by tins bill that the
banks either the bonds for security, or retire
from business with their property unlnlpaired, so
that new banks willing to ana IN reducing
may take their places. This is clearly within the power
Of Congress- 1t IL Just 1t is for the interest OF inc oanks
and its defeat will tend TO overthrow the entire system
The right notes is held by the banks at tne pleas
modify the banking system The National Banks. were
organized accomplish three objects % TO absorb the
paper State banks () 10 furnish UNIFORM currency
%, 10 furnish Unen States bonds Ine sys-
has been profitable 10 both the banks ana he ppG;
The Funding BIZ is based the supposton thar IL VIII
continue be So proposes TO Withdraw the green
backs and give the banks the entire field of circulation III
il said the National banks pay heavy taxes; III they
90 into private banking they VIII pay heavier taxes AS
10 going back local State banks that absurdity is out
OF the question: Senator Sherman asserts that ne has
always been a friend the National Banking system
The against the bill, he says, does not come
from the West but from the who have sectional
monopoly of the banking franchise, and cnley from
gentleman who. when Controller OF the currency IN ViO-
ation law, gave this monopoly TO the Old banks III
New England and New York" The English Parliament
the Bank Of England exactly what TINS bhl pro-
poses 10 do with our banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
THE NEW DOMINION

CONTINUED DEBATE on THE PROPOSED CUSTOMS
UNION-MB. GALT's sPEECH-A GOVERNMENT
AMENDMENT CARRIED.
OTTAWA March 22.-In the House of Com
mons last night Sir 4. T. Gait resumed debate the
resolution in favor of Canada being permitted to make
commercial treaties Independently Of England. and to
form Of the parties to Customs Union of the Amer
lean States. After some predatory remarks Sir A. T.
Gait said he shOuld amendment, the effect OF
which would be TO exclude from resolutions the pOr
ton which related to the establishment Of Zoveren.
He claimed that the of the Imperial Government
TO Canada's negotiating Independently would be easily
obtained and argued that it would be great advantage
IL matters OF Canadian trade could he settled without
having pass the ordeal Of discussion III the English
Parliament. He deprecated any retalatOry policy, ana
warned the people against supporting the Government
in any such policy. .
Sur John A. Mcdonald replied, cOntendng that the
amendment struck at British connecticut and DID not
indicate the best Of obtaining reciprocity lie stated
that Great Britain had gwen Canada power to negotiate
direct through the British Minister at Washington lie
moved amendment in this sense which after long
debate carried by large majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
THE MOBILE RACES.

MOBILE, March 22.--The Spring meeting on
the Magnolia Race-Course commenced to-day with a
hurdle race of miles, eight hurdles three feet
Elk inches high, for sweepstakes Of $2S entrance play
OF pay $500 added, aud $50 to second horse H. ~ Thomp-
sons b. M JObeia old carry ing 1870 pouad-, beat
W r. Morau's b. 6. Mitchell, years DID, carrying lis
pounds, IN $3.50. A.. =,
never run i'm public $40 entrance 800 added, won BY
W H. Williamson's oh. C. Jack Mcdonald ~ Brown
Dick which beat Capt. N CottTiPs Oh. by Daniel
Boone, I'm 1850 Six others paid forfeit.
Third Rase.-Zadek and CaldwePs stake. mile heats.
S25 entrance pay play silver plate valued NJ $500 or
tue same amount in greenbacks, added +. ii. Ihomp.
sons Iobeia both heats. ". III. Wilamson's b. {.
Fanny by Jericho dam by Laro years old. distanced
first heat, and Richards and Kigours b. c. Combination
years old, by imp Fazzoleto out Of Bette Wa,fs daD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
VIRGINIA.
THE MUNICIPAL TROUBLE AT AN END-ACII
OF THE LEGISLATURE.

THE MUNICIPAL TROUBLE AT AN END-ACTION
OF THE LEGISLATURE.
RICHMOND, March 22.-The conflict between
the Mayors at end far force is concerned, and
the case goes into Court tomorrow Jack Wren charged
with shooting Ben Scott surrendered himself this after
noon, and was bailed to appear.
In the House a resolution censurinG Gen. Candy was
reported but not acted In the Senate Republican
MANNER offered resolution requesting Gov. Walker to
suspend further appointments under the Enabling act
until the Consiutonay OF the law shall Dc decided
1t defeated. =,
Gen Candy to-day replied TO Gov Walkers letter. He
says that while concedng Gov walkers position feli-
tive TO law he does cOncede that he (Canby was not
authorized by his instructions To nterp0se nor that ms
interpostun was necessary when II exercised.
The city tonight tranquil aud Elysons police patrol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
MISSOURI.
FINANCIAL MATTERS IN THE LEGISLATURE.

FINANCIAL MATTERS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
ST. LOUIS, March 22.-The State Senate yes.
eray passed substitute for the Funding BILL recently
adopted by the House. which provides that all moneys
Of the State interest fund shall be transferred to the
State Sinking Fund for the payment OF the State debt
also as soon AS "A of money sufficient to meet the
july interest in any year shall have been received 70 te
intcrest fund il shall he immediately thereafter DC
posted III the Bank OF Commerce in New-fOrk. sums
received after such deposit To the LIST OF September vi
be same wear are 10 be invested in bonds OF the State
subsequently,, this substitute was taken up by the HOnso
and elected aud motion To reconsider was tabled lhe
House aud Senate, the .eiore, are at q dead lock
The House has amended the bill establishing separate
schools for coored children by providing that coored
children shall be provided with seats IN white schools
where separ ate schools not established.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
NEGRO sQUATTERs IN VIRGINIA RESISTING TBE
SHERIFF.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 22.-Yesterday
morning the Deputy Sheriff Of Elizabeth City County
went out to the Celey Smith farm, three miles from
HAMPTON, to put O who bought the farm in pos
session. resisted by the colored squatteIs To
day Capt Titlow, the Sheriff. summoned posse OF about
80 men, and out 10 eject the negroes lie hailed
them near the farm, and went forward and reasoned
with them and tried to make them leave peaGeaby He
found some 200 men and women, well armed aud con
cluded II folly TO attack Them ana the posse retired
by squaers several OF the SLOTS passing close 10 tho
Sheriff. nut he fortunately escaped unhurt and AZ! io
party reached Hampton in safety Sheriff Titlow las
called on tho Governor for ASSISTANCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

examine the Princes face, placed on the stand,
and swore he saw no signs of o confusion. He was
Immediately confronted by the other witnesses but
repeated his statement. The audience were much
excited by the contradiction.
The defense attempted TO prove that the Prince did
not shoot until Fonviello had drawn n pistol, and
also that plot had been made against the life of the
Prince before the affair of the Rue dAuteul but the
evidence failed TO sustain the allegation
1t is expected that Rochefort will be examined to-
morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
THE STEAMER SAMARIA.

LONDON, Tuesday. March %. 1870
The passengers of the steamer SamaIia, which
arrived at Queenstown at O'clock last evening complain
OF the Captain OF certain GuOn steamer. which they
suppose have the Manhattan. 1t the Gulon
steamer passed within short distance Of the Samaria
several days ago. and though her signals of distress
flying the GuiOn Captain refused 10 aid the disabled
steamer, and utterly ignored her signals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
MASSACHUSETTS.
REGULATING THE RATES OF FARE AND fREIGH


ON RAILROADS.
BosToy, March 22.-AmOng the business be-
fore the House is a resolution directing the Railroad
prepare plan regulating the rates
OF fare and freight railroads and compel them TO
carry on the express business Also bill TO provide Tor
street Commissioner OF Boston and another to enable
Uoston 10 have one public parks by the APP
pontent Of mixed State and CITY Commission Tor that
purpose In the Senate bill WAS reported to mite the
ces Of Boston aud CharesowD, subject 10 CONFEDERATION
by "a vote Of the two cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION-THREEB OYS KILLED
AND SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED.

PoTTsvILLE, March 22.-This morning at
o'clock the boiler OF the oabrcakcr Of the Vol Creek
Diamond Coal Company, near Miners'e. exploded
The building was demolished and the boiler carried over
lO0 yards Three boys. named william Cook Richard
IIunnesy and John Kelly. instantly killed. ana Tue
following persons injured Jacob Motley badly Michael
Gwen badly. aud lex broken; John sehaher Injured
Hbout the cliest; John Coombe slightly Jacob fteeeh
engineer badly Christian Weaver, boy, hand crushed
and head cut; Alexander Leyback boy. badly ana leg
broken; Thomas Campbell boy. badly; Bernard Mahan,
boy severely scaldod; John KarrOle, hoy arm Dokeh
The cause OF the Xposion IL not known The boer Was
i'm GOOD condition before tho explosion. The CnIObeft
luyostigatlOn n Progressing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
SPAIN.

IOPETE's RESIGNATION ACCEPTED-PRoPoSED
RESTORATION OF GIBRALTAR.
MADRID. Tuesday, March %, 1870.
Tie resignation Of Admiral Topete as Minister Of
the Marine has been accepted.
The Ibertd has dispatch from Malaga which as
serts that MI John Bright Will undertake to secure
the restoration of Gibraltar 10 Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
ASSEMBLY,
SPECIAL OIuDf

The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the three bills eBtitled-ln relation TO the
Of the County OF New York; the supervisor
b 10 reorga7e the Police Department OF the city and
County of New FORK and IN relation to the local govern
ment OF the City OF NevYOrA and the maintenance
lhereOf.
!. The Police bill was first considered.
The SPEAKER moved To substitute the Senate bill
(Which Is exactly Similar for the House bill which was
carried.
SIR WHITE gave detailed historyof the OLD system
comparing IL with the present and pointed tho lo.
pruyements made. He deprecated and thoroughly op'
posed return 10 tha old system IA proposed III this bill
Mr. kIERNAk replied in defense OF the bill Ho said
It's provisions were III accordance with the wishes
Of the great majority Of the people OF New-fork
City and Also accordance with the Constitution OF the
state and under them the people OF city would take
care OF their intererts Ia their own satisfaction.
sir OWEN MURPHY SAID Ae wac Instructed hv bs