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, 1870-03-27
: SCOTCH FESTIVITIES.
FIRST Annual Eociable Of the Illinois st. An
drew's Society Organization
of Burns Club.

The nrst soctable Of the St Andrews Society
was held In the Zouave Hall, on >Tuesday evening,
March q Hitherto this society has limited Its re-
unions 10 an annual dinner. Under the Presidency
u1 General Macarthur, this year sociah!c was sug-
sested, with the view Of further ansmenttng the
funds Of the society, and extending Its highly
protsewotthy object Of relieving distressed Scotch
men In our midst The increased demands upon
this charitable institution enlisted the sJmpathy Of
to act In concert with the officers Of the society,
and through their e1etttons and hospitality large
number Of tickets we're sold, and sutnptEons
suppcr supplied from 1hrir various iarlers- These
unlIed efforts culmlnatsd IN highly successful
bali and Gre1t pecuntRly benent TO the
society. The hail WAS tastefRlly decorated for the
occasion. and the services of the Great Western
Light Guard Band brought Into requtstlon- Over
nIe hundred ladies and gentlemen we're present
Tue programme onened with grand maErh, when a
their friends, Was elegantly represented
The programme Of dances was well arranged,
With an iute1n4isslOn for supper ut Il O'Clock Some
MeEsTk James, Peat, Stewart, Ral1n, and othefs
The exertIons Of Mrs. Robert Rltchie, Hrs Angh
Ntehle, ME- Thompson, Ara- Raj, Miss Hamilton,
ve1z materially to meet the dIf1cule5 Of limited
strper- room and Impatient appetites Ars- Aston
presided Ut the ice cream tabu.a, which proved
| E:and t,.cLe Auld Lan1 Sync r terminated one Of
| 1ne hapQsest evenings OF the season.
THE BrRSS cLUR
,.1, Ing sSeSna Ss meeting Of the 1atetJ-prganized
| Burns El1' took rlace On FE1day eYeninR AZ the
fpoms oi w hefG1ants and Commercial Travel
leIs' Assofaation. No . Dearborn street
Mr. james REyce nctes IL Secretary. '~''''
The Committee on orEan.zasson submitted the
motion Of the Secretary, were unsnrn11usIv az
| adopted
| 4 ballot being taken, Seventeen members were
I eIected The following officers were thtu chpsen
| F.rsideeADE. John Fclznan
SScoMd vice IrssiGeat-ja1ncs Hamilton
In couseaueuco Of the unavoidable absence Of ,
nuubc. Of gentlemen who have sguthed their Il
tention Of Joining the society," the election vas I'd
jouned until Friday, the 1st prox, when The mex
! meeting Etu be held.
Meetings wiH be held the first md third FrtdaJ
| ff every month
, 1870-03-27
The Produce Markets.


NEW fORk o,to,. ecn
NEW YoRE, March 26-CVlIvs--Go1es 26-CtVss ''S8S
bales for iddRg 5 1p5aqd p9a3 snd unchansed
receipts $50 hrls; sales ssoo BITS a e st e fo2
for supe1dne sta,c and Nessss4i hs1s2 1 ~
do for white wheat e1n7: s47o2GQo for rUqnd-
eoed e choice o. Re aoaT Sas o.
Receipts, i7,a4o bu: market nrn and quiet; sales,
1900 bn at s1.o1 for No. EpItng; Slytf@L1S 10.
No. Chlcagoi 8LlN5l-s 1ol ~. ~ s,1her..
s1ss@1s5 winter srn,ts red a,esiaau ana hm1es s
steady; sales Of eco e1 Canada g " oi Rfsr ~
state; s sis fof Canada west Fe:s-sales Of tsoo
bu Canada, IN bond At soo cos1@hffcep a3cs af ea *
~ ;tet dssdesy {ef ssR nHea aEaSF VS. @
ST s5.osS1o5 "a q for Southern yellow oats Recepss
Go }oi Westein s1ss5e ior later 81
choice white; 61@6sKc for State, and &C 1of
Pennsylvania - oxo .,,,,
Wn1skEr-Wltamoat, =, m , change; sa'es Oh ~ oSl'
GRocKR1Esz dun Coffee quiet Sugar
duI, sales Of go hhds Cuba NJ 94c' '1o''ss<s
PETROLEUM Quiet, at 1sNe for crude, anu saae
for refined -
uors Quiet Quiet
L7AInE1usmioe5 ST. fIs assnas isss aSsse az 5S"se
for B1enoS Ayres anu a6o mto ~ W. a. ca.,,tc for
NoVl-Guleti satS2 saN ~: seStuo1 ~ o,Ifa1f Ii
uomesue neeeei Sst aWStee AVA puAeaA =
,,-147s*S HLL-t1sSeo sTasr Hue an,, on,et at s7c
cnnner u steaiy At s1c: ,ugot
aI ~ ~ iat1Sfossc tfor Tenncssee and Lake
CoppeI LII =. - tssI a. 60 oSas7 no Sor SCOTCH,
enH Il no6sao fnr Amefican: har dull and ltoop
,1 a1t1 ss n for reinesl Enoish and American
LIZ Hssst s,1Gy n1,;et ~ g1GtSc enid. for Russda
a"Sst N.nESteatiT: Is;SIXc forcut, &C for clinch,
ard ots1aaoc for horse shoe,
eot ~ as * foT mess. S19 oOae1 50 for prme; and
- IN for mime mess: aso 100 brls seller April
an Nav at Spk Eaan6 63 Beef quiet. sales OF 36t
, 1870-03-27

rhc great attraction Of the city st present Is the
tEsp1ay OF tho latest European novelties and LASH
ions made ct No 80 Washington street, bJ Madame
marry. who has Just returned from the continent
The stiles in hats eonne ana f ata are
Of Which are altle, VARYING IN design, trimming,
nnG rricc. Among them Is the fae simtk Of the
cnen,ng Of tie Suez Cana1-a drab coloret1 straw,
tT,mmed with satin Of similar color. and ad1rned
With shells and coral From 1t flows veil of
aIsl tssoe cojored tasss The aesternlch Taurear-
NV Riiou, and Nlcois hats are specially worth
mrntior. and also black hut with deep Feal Bs1s-
Saitese sill lace fastened with silver buckle.
The coIa1s md tewelty displayed were tasteful
auti clesant A set Of coral buttons, with minute
n',Iess calnot he surpassed for beauty. Besides
thc articles ADORE mentioned there a1c many Other
things which make this ore9ing worth visit by
49, PATTERNS ANp pREssNAK1Sd-
At the same place, on Washington street, Is Mrs,
:Jactsop, 80 long and so favoraby known, who has
etsrnnrcst competition with Eastern houses, and
Wirss tndomltable energy In securing not only the
nlWett American, but foreign designs, md ufinz-
inr them to meet the wants Of the people, has
i riTer her nearly undisputed sway over ~ Tie
Wcstern Suites and Territories There ase 70 BE-
fund in her pattern department the most elegant
nSesnTtmrnt from Berlin, Paris and London. 80 ID
eenjollsy wrought II paper that t appeared nke
tha 1nateral itself. We noticed costumes from the
foijoS ing eminent authorities: F1rat. home cos
tpme t1%e on fTom he sSa!sea Adephs;% pFonsnade
soetume, eatt T II m the "Matsoa Pnrrer;1 morning
Eatsan& neEne far home. from the "Conpagnu Lyon
s;ea.H Ges. q car7iage costume, from the "Aaison
Roadct,H and bali costumes from MADAM
ha9U1 Mf 17,reesmasing Department Is supe1intended
NJ Mm +. Wetmore, 90 well known for her excel
isnt tsste Ia combining colors her elegant and easy
N.4,, srts aud great variety OF trimming, com-
htanf 1th It unexceled needleworf, all Of which
.cnngtjt1,te her successful Modists. The high
Grder Of talent displayed In III departments Of
, 1870-03-27
TIE WuOllEE EXPOSITION.
St, Louis and indianapolis Send IaEitahons-
Whist is Chicago Daing7

Waeu the meeting Of the Northwestern HoDl
NauufzcturErs Association Was held tn this ctty,
IN Febtua1y 1ass It was determined to have, during
the ensuing August, 81 exposition Of Wools, and
wcollen and Other textile fsbries, on an even
more extensive scale than that which hsd been
held at Chicago In 1865 and Cincinnati In 1865. A
committee was als0 appointed Those duty II ~as
made to meet In this city on the 9th OF APRIL and
u receive and consider Oilers made by places
whose citizens might be deslrous Of having the e1-
position among them.
The time for the assembling Of the committee Is
near at hand, and as yet INVITATIONS haze been Ie
ceived but from THO clnes, St Lonls and lnalanap-
t,ls Eoth, however, are Of the bEoadcst and
wa1mest character. The association Is promised
by each cordial welcome, an excellent place for
the display of the fabrics 10 be exhibited and
general immunity from expense. Liberal arrange
mcntB will be made with railroads concerning
fares. and everything done to insure the personal
| comfort Of NIL who attend
As ret, however, no movement has been made
| to secure the exposition, although it was conf-
lent1y expected nt the tine Of the meeting Of the
association, that this city would hold ont INDUCE
nen1E which were worthy the consideration OF the
committee, whose duty 1t we5 to decide among the
rival places. The matter he's been neglected. now
ever until 1t IS almost too late. No one 1as pau
auy attention to 1t, Eome from Indifference, and
others from want OF time or a feeling that it was
| hurtl1y proper for theE TO be too act1ss IN tne
| affair.
| StI. there Is no 1ou't that, II the attention OF
business men Is once called to the subject, they
will promptly take he necessary steps, q least,
TO secure for ChicaC3 the exposition OF 1s1l The
first one Was held lere, and 1t is only proper tha1
! the ctr which tua tgurated the whole movement
| should mike an etiort TO keep It on foot
, 1870-03-27
TIE ALLEGED SMUGGLING CASE,
Property Of the Supreme Court OF
Illinois Seized for Alleged Vio-
lation Of the Revenue
Laws,
Afeg days since the following advertisement
appcartl In our columns:


A few days since the following advertisement
appeared In our columns: .
coseaa SEsesm aeSza oa4cE E0sh aassh q Ea ( FL
e Satss q ss S. III, ps, et
ss spss ss. ssE
ss13as y fss5s es As = s. Rs 8 :
Joncr Reports; two - yol kG1T On Frauds anq ~ ~ (
iszeRs iasts sesss Is 81 T. - i IT. 81
sSSsss ss ss u st 'ef$
PS,ssn ass
bias a. 9sl vi aa. esd & ts E gS s
tss ss assss 1'sp is II 4 S:as Collector
We understand that few weeks since the Sd
preme Court OF Illinois, through Chief Justice
Rrecse. ordered the said books mentioned in the
foregoing advertisement to be imported, IS
speedily IS possible, from England, for the use O.
sid court The order WIS transmitted 70 :. y, =
Myers, Esq.,, Of this city, who directed them 70
he sent BY mall, in pursuance of the postal con
gcntion viii Great britain q Norember q, 1sSs
cts not exceeding four feet In length and one 1ooi
| In thickness, through the malls Ihe posta1
treaty provides that Y the articles i1,pGMHed 1,sM e
through the malls arc dutiahle, the dutes snan DC
| paId 10 the Treasury Department. ,.-
In pursuance Of the order Of the Supreme
Court, the books were delivered at ths rost gMce
l
| providing that books imported for public u9faneS
of the United States, Or Of any ot me Unltso !s
States, shsL be admitted duty nee. Mh!ls tia. tae
l,ooks wereI Nj afye1s store, awaiting hanss91P-
ment to the Supreme Court Library, at Mount ver;
! nor, a detective officer, or inspector, named
s1 sea IL 5eas M!s sssed s.
ASSUMED to take the property, gave an @ insulting n
answer. He then entered complaint AGAINST ": y:
~ HaBse oeT z ths supe@s
Court to Eeefe, and demanded the hools
% Whseh Kee1e refused 70 surrender unles:
,G1Ss @e oses Meea m a1e a9ers rsfuzed 70 mast
tic derosit An examination was had betore
Commissioner Hoyne on the charge Of smuggling
hnrs n,ea 9tQ fe Gat that ,aes
should have been ordered By the State Librarian
instead Of the Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Vel be doubted, since tie laws Of Illinois require
preme Court shan be ordered by the Chief Jus
non, aud that tas safin II ,,.l Law y.
which such books shall be imported. The term:
Of the possal convention would seem to require
the Postmaster 70 tase ne inase N y 1 ap1 ntes pt
derEtand that It Is MI Myers intention to institute
81 Jaly IS isss. under WHICH the boon arc adver.
| tIsed, expressly requires every person making
search to explain TO the Party whose premises are
act MI Myers ar1rms that Keefe refused to make
any explanation On 1hst point
- books were restored BY como meaus 70 Nj.
,,;aTc' cF3sf7fisS. md by him sent by express ta
%san. Vernon; hi O some c11 p1efs1t ai Q, 9,
o;sc7, followed thcn,t and We ~ nq f6s e,
tSe po.aession q Iii. Ni.banss. H. :! tns
5rnnehs him 5sef toEnessa Il srs 1s1a 5gT : ID
vvrted ros sae sn pEaT apr ns1f - ta NH
vii he sola m ea ~ nc oG.anr JUDICIAL lete.rana
, 1870-03-27
MISS ClAFLlB's DEBTS.
A Chicago Grocer Obtains Judgment Against
Her and Collects His Bill.

We find the following news OF Miss Tennessee
C1anln aud her debts In the New York srceM to
the Cincinnati Commercial of the e5th Inst:
Miss Tcunie c. Claim Ess mulctcd in the SUN
Of sso With interest and costs Of the suit In the
Marine Court, to-day. This was the arst Of long
series Of ButtS to he brought against her for debts
contracted In Chicago, and was brought By Mr-
11nea blsie Chicago grocer, TO satisfy tudg
noI HSn' can99 rGeoscsed against her IN tne s1pe-
1tua nin,-oss Eoult o1 Chicago, In 1861. When MI.
ihis S1he sn; ;a'soTneys Instructed to bring
Tins to comc ~ IN y H., Won1d not pay the cred
wa t w mere and identity Miss Tennlc,
i1r af ~ aad Obtained the following written
= H. ensh s1aa s,re wean Of medium height broTn
plump, and nbout 50 ycass al H.. oeeloeos
The attorney read this to her. int wifi, abo ar.
knowledged the correctness Of fhr ne"crt,tnn @ she
9 soGy s. sns 1ssa sd1 1ns ns1
sided in St LOUIS and that she haS nftan Saa1 -,
| called on before to pay her BILLS S'se1 ot'sn
Tie attorney then received from Ch{raoo na--
| tain statements about her LIE there. WhirS he ~
peated to her, aud then She contested. but aste,
! lin to settle the same.
l The attorneys hare dnce received number o,
, 1870-03-27
SUNDAY, MARCH n. 1870.

SS5ss ;SY9Es .s85 @,.zE.z = = - !; -
nez.;it, s1S 4; increase. s.. sse
Le3al;eode7s Ea,sSto1 ne1esaa- a3ossd 49,
Tne speculative ceiling u 49, ,ss1.se Sa, % tater.
eM woa!d be ANTICIPATED, and hat guYstnm@sns @
Huuid increase On salea of gold next MONTH. Ine
Rock Iland Directors declared e; ssnlann9as 9a,
H.asfsf ssgo booa O. = ri E % Close 1p1 the eotton
al ports, s. 16a bales, raising The tos % data 2
ssocf, 4sso;ts gt esles Sone bankers ~ ",
T. a.a,e0o nea ba,eas s5 ThefewJesBsy Central Rod
reply t0 the notification Of tho stock ExcaaaaSE y
cannot Increase the capital stock, except. ny
special act Of the Legislature, snd have no conyeI
lole bonds A report ia cllculated that ssnVo
pse s es1 shppea seGs 1m
tmbtobable Late advices from washington 5sp-
resent The prospect untaEorable for the aaopaon
Of the funding bill The SecretsSJ q tne Izsasa
r. Is represented willing to surrender thlnG
IN the bill except the authorization to tssue toans
ut i ~ and 4 per cent
ssellins aalst Il 1oszSlesG Gold aun ana
ss5 Ed. Sd Exports for TIC week, $11s,o
Governments dull and.1oWer:
o,pss eogpsns ass1as Goapens
seapsas, sapsas, s1ssaS5SSs Currency ss::iis;;Slis
Tenaesaee, Mt1aseE.sd DID,. 5sE ola.... *
Tennessee, neW.:. sos y, T., neH ,s.s :;;.-:.. =.
Sticks unsettled, but closed hrmer atteI The
hank statement was known. The light on North
western is kept up with vtsur; some considerable
Of 5oe Mefe maae q
iIa,si. Northwestern, Pacific Mall, and Wander
, 1870-03-27
THE DESTITUTE AzD iMPkuY'nEAT.
The Diuectors Ct the Chicago Relief and aid
81, Society to the Public.

r,. 1,,.,4,,,. of 4hc f.,lcero Relief md Aid So
LEE Due1*"l' y. ~, ~ H ss ~ .,oo- - o,-
+r dr,r~o IN n clcsn wish to mt before the public
,,,,. t,.,o and roncIn5tnns. n which careful at
sel.s u!s.et ta.ss v saINsesa!1 ny
1enton Is reqoeSteL -...
Every Writer since our organization, a1npne
l,odicd iaboTine men with families, who, out Of
1EorK. hid either from Inability OF improvidence
1aIlei to save from their summers earnings eufn-
<.tent to take their families through the winter
Hitherto We haze given such applicants work In
our WOOD yard, or such rs has been furnished by
other be:cvo3tnt Of the city; paying
1nerc1or in fuel Ana lEoE,slons tot the family
But We ind thai every year the number OF tnls
class rapidly increases aan 1nN tncy couut upon
ne sid EXTENDED ~ tNn Sostct5 ~ certain way
of getting through lne FMtet. so LaaL tac grave
question Is presented 1at COuitetaaoA: " al N
<1eeting clEss of hpIlcaNIs nettEt aEe no. "a
nm, but healthy and Aofe e "oaH, s, VIM IeiyihR
on tie generosity OF the paDlfcs HAe no i0Flsioh
for the w1.stsE. .tt. .,,.,
The ob}crtsons 10 couNuutne A1o ~ 4's '~o 49,
InaDF and oRT1ous. ,x cr,ton ho
TIE first, =aI which snouiN, ~ ',.ar,sn W. fr cir
sufficient Is th1t II snSoNiasss an 1aIr a. =
Ing them reason 70 oenesc tase ~! - ms yes-
liked meals q support 1of t'Vt1'A VI N
11rusi this societ! ,,, =, ,,,e-at fnr.
The moment caas1ssoas aoha - s.rtc 1a ~ the ex,
we,d to- and caieulatea oPou. LII ts sSn. fhat
1soet.1E ntrlc8A., aau EEi,. Ia :, nn5essr1tfr
The funds o. ne u go hen9a .Ec9acfsdiv 94a @ and
Should Go 20 aause s,;t - ~ tS.ir s.,kr Sronght to
nactnly through no I'LL. H. ,1 a,u3nis+c,rn IA Inc
<lessoa ~ n3d o mt me peImancut conditoo OF
, 1870-03-27
our LOST SHERIFF.

Recorder McAnister, on Saturday, entered The
following order, which explains Itself: ...
WHFnEAs On the eth day Of March. A. D, l370 this
Cotrt anfhofizrd and empowered the Sheriff Of Cock
County TO agPoiut Baitt Tor the NecoEdeIs C31 o.
Ills CvT that Gtstay Fisher hss let tho Co7nty ot
Cook und The State Of nnp[ to pcfH,anty reside out
and, .t
-aid cnrty hsa not and do8 not tho Office OF
SiesiT Il sad county. Geseio Sheriff. noN. fhczD.
forr In pursuance and by virtue Of the common Law
poD c1t Of this Cont, II ts
orstTed That Robert kennytbe and be Is hereby sY
nat,frd HaIif Of this court and that upon his taking
thc rTupcr OATH he proceed to perform The duties Of such
H.;3tE
, 1870-03-27
Euterutise and Prosperiitv.

It is always gratifying to note evidence Of en-
terprsc among our business men. It was gene1-
orally conceded that With the fall In gold mercha-
disc would also decline In sympathy. Nj. H. IL.
Higgins It Is said, has been the rst In his line OF
business to practically demonstrate the fact, thus
cent In California, he has authorized large rrduc-
ton In prices Of I'll grades Of bis fine pianos, both
new md secondhand Instruments Read the ad-
vertsement on OH first page, anA then call at No
1HG South Clark street '3'
, 1870-03-27
SATURDAY EvE:srso, March q

SATURDAY EyFsrs'o, March &C..
Tho prominent featuro of tho week in
finances has been the prospects Of the passage
of the Funding bill. Business men have at
last boen aroused to sonse Of the danger ttAt
threatens al the business interesta OF the
West by contraction Of the currency, made
in such u peculiar manner that it would be &C.
companied by no progress toward specie pay
mcnts, hut would depreciate the government
credit, and would therefore not culy contract
the nominal value OF tie currency, but would
also make what was left Of less proportionate
been made, not only BY tho West, but by the
moneyel interests Of New Fork, and IN fact
by evcrT section Of the country, except New
England, will scarcefy-be dig1egarded BY Con-
Teas, and there Is reason to hope that tho blu
will never be passed By the House. 1ts
passage in tho Senate Was T. sort
Of "leap in the dark No financial bill that
has been before Congress- has been such a
Chineae puzzle of contradictions, nor 30 in-
genionsly framed to present some phaso that
appeared favorable To the particular financial
hobby Of every Senator. The Senate Ind
wrangled over it until their financial notions
were completely muddled, and when they
meaning. II it were up before the Senate
now, it would probably be defeated By 90 lsrgo
majority as it WAS passed. The House has
had more time to hear the views Of the psople,
and Will scarcely venture to pass q bill that
would create SO much financial disturbance
and disaster, without any good to baianco it.
Bueiness In almost all departments OF t1ado
continues depressed, because people are tmid
about engaging in any Kind Of commercial or
speculative operations in the present unsettled
aspect of finances as connected with the cur
rency. Money has nccumulate1in the banks,
because the owners are afraid TO Use it. The
loans of the banks arc much higher than Usual,
f1,av mainly tn fha s7rHsy, f3np1Ar<3 3Hh0
, 1870-03-27
HQuse Furnishing.

The new marble front stores on State street. near
the corner Of Madison, are being occupied Ness1a.
Constant Co, in securing what wiu shortly be
one of the best business locations In the city. arr
ls very large and camnodions, aud everything IL
the house furnishing line, from the ornamental 10
the useful, Is to be found there In great profuson,
and what viii better please the public, at gold
prices. ALI requiring any article In their tine
Should call at Nos 133 and l35 Stste street and SEQ
for themselves, as the c!yllity and attention they
will meet With from all connected With the estab-
they may require.
, 1870-03-27

The atteuh1n Of the general public Is again
called 70 the very desirable location Of the Hyde
Park Homestead land, and that the company Is
selling choice lots TO be paid In monthly payments
of so, without interest or any other cost These
lots arc lust south Of the great South Side Park,
and north Of gxty-seventh Btreet; and the streets
and avenues hare been beautifully graded One
good twp-story and basement house has been
Erected and others will go up very soon; and the
sidewalks viii be built and many of the lots fenced
and ornamented with trees this Bprine. %The land
Is Immediately accessible By the Hyde Pnrk train,
Go1!nSS e EaSeSooa The Brecto 81 wm sator as aee
II, Carpenter, and Alfred Il. McChesney, are well-
known and responsible Citizens The tttfe Is good,
80 that, with the prospect that the lots Will soon
ing. Any person looking for cheap home, in q
very desrable locality. can obtain full tnformatIon
at the ONCE Of the Secretary, No. q South Clark
Rftret Room 9
, 1870-03-27

The following wczc the receipts and sMp-
mcnts of brcadstuf1s and stock at this point dur
ing the past week., and for corresponding
Eweeks ending as dated:
I RKCEnTA
, 1870-03-27

,,,. - .s,+ thor
city. When fe1eoned WIRE and A9sufeo LIZ
sld spect No hep fu ths soesesy 1szs .nss assa,,
dome have TeN6ed.E III faw s&ea heho o7sS npss{R
70 vsrr saeiay, end II se aRP1y to thku. Aey nsa
.saaks yos Aetp IA" We are nov 1lAng the Aaus-
ions u6eTed with families obtained " .seI,s
meuA IN the daily papers, and who pave nssea y,
keen applicants for relief. Nearly ~ Ias w
with Engle child Who hare been Aoea - snta Mas
where They could have their child with them ano
good Ea9es for themselves, refuse to 60 IN ons
dAy thirteen women OF this class were vislteo a3a
only Two out Of The number found who Moula aa
entertain proposition 70 60 to employment In LIE
VIII ths condition Of Affairs before us, VIC haye
concluded to adop: the following as a rule 10 oe
strictly adhered 10 he1e2ftef:
"RClEM In atc,scs whc1c families q pessoas nnt y
b<cn adea y THIS soey taFouEn ~ =. .n,tion.
a. wAnt q employ and arr onefe1 y y thct en ad
condition Of lie with nd TO reach t1eh
they Tetusc to accept no further teltct email Dc
to thexnn h,+,-o +hc nnh1ic I,
Uul uoCt u uon uani.uS X :. 1a - thst anntheY
,F1nter Ehen We come to Its enforcement, II may
fe undersfnnd