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Aioert siafun auu jacob " forinAsn. 4
ia lidrict-heod Of Big Ski. Creek,
james II Wheeler and .Jshn g Marsh.
TIE JANE s LEW COMMITTEES.
Ii district Lam u Lick, s.li 4
lsaae Hsrsnan and sylvanus Mcwhorter.
2utt ds;ariet-R HFo Of Hackers Creek,
q Kse and Stephen Z Hin,msn.
( I'D diayics gpper Je.se's Run.
Nereellus Coburn and Edward Knisley.
an aiariet LJsa Ru.,
Noah Life and Nicholas Alkire. .
I'D dis.ricsA Uaion School Hosse,
ssnsel Aikirc and David swisher.
Gihdiarict-Jane Leu,
James D Mcdonald.
7th diarict- NarreUs Rss, j
Levi Fisher. Z
sd Diarics-Bnoad Rsa,
Nsali Iiudkins. -.r;s., !.
Oh diaricse lilly Upland Raa,
Jefferson Bonnet and Samuel Leonard.
1Oth dixries-L u. Fef Hackers Creek,
willism n Kelly and Richard Rinehart.
llMdiariict-Loner Jesse's RNa,
8 D wagsonsr and Joshua 8 Lowe.
lNh diar;ief- q. liorri.ou,s.
Jaeeb B Herman and James n Morrison.
WILEY TOWNSHIP.
sess Diariet Iaeeatise Committees.
4 lat diariet-Gcc Lick. 5'F
Jesse hatcher and a. Mcdonald.
4 Qdldntrict AicC Cams Run.
rs. Hsrass aud David Altman
"A ,aisstiet Kiuchcioe ss %
FIT. Z. Qussa aud Geerse Gss.oA Il
III; diMIict, i
L.Gall and spillnau NorrA
hth d;siriet
i. Kemper and > ssilsy.
OH district. \
1 1. sinnsns aud ". ,. Bsilsy
~ d,s,r;ct. %
J Bond and =. r. Hall.
G,h d;s4,;et. - II
uiiaan riesh.r and Albert ssssisy.
OH 1istrics. ,s
llishsel Riley, sen., and Jsmes Derss1
1()th district. .tg
join walters aad John Tiernay.
i1tb distr;t. - Is
:Asirsw krads and iAsa slse.h.
18th district,
Williams wosiier and Barney Erosss {
lS.i district,
John butcher and Hugh CASTOR.
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IhChaaaessry
Alfred A Roger and
Mr., = 1Es;S.o. E..e.,.t,., !.


of Ensck GiIsos. dseeasfl.
The object Of this suit = 70 obtain Q. dccrts
70 sell tbs ono bundled acres Of land in the bill
and proceedings mentioled Situate In The
County Of Upshur on The east aide Of the Buck.
hapn0n risef) and 10 apply The proceeds Of said
sale q j.he yment q ibc plaip!if' Z debt. Y
SPsssng IRON ancsss ,,o .S
and Margaret 8. Gibson are not residenisofih
STATE, On motion Of The plaintiff It i ordered
that they do appear here within one month sf,eI
the 6nt publication of this order, and do what
isnecessary 10 project their inteicstn this caust
ard that 4 copy of this order 70 publiihtd and
posted according 10 law. u. {. 3.
Tesic. JACOB WAUGH, Cicrk,
Z J. IS. Fnnrx, Pia1ntiif' } Attorney.
September u, ls70.-nlltA i
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fryou want any sooa. school boot, 20
any other kind that y sow rugtlsnkD.
you can obsain he sane by leaving 40
order viii a. ". Dent, a The PxorLrs'
Dauo Sroln.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-09-05

InoxHiLL SiDr aud Level Land plous
Isn,tad sadi for sale y =. A. Edsards':
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iAgeats eaatel-8l0O 10 $500 pr aoash.-
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for circular, In wlichisa full stfption and
universal Communications by The pres, minis
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JOSHUA SfnALs1
Eptros DsxoclAr:-ln your issue
vees before last Isaw an account Of 3
freshcs on tie Hight Hand ..Fork.of Cedar
Creek, Il .bould have bean the Right
| Hand Fork d Salt Lick. The food came
down in torrents, sweeping fences, corn,
vhcas, oats, uproosing largo trees, and
diving families from their houses. Such
food las mover been known in this
country before. . BaAxrox.
EpvAaps has another lot Of hardware
which he viii cell very low. Fl
AcolpEsr Mr.. Samuel Boilan,
young man employed on the. Asylum
building got the fingers ofhis left hand
severely injured on Thursday last.
Tluornr aud Clover Seed for sale BY
Edwards. ID
ssAxr.DtrE.-On Thursday last a sen
ofMr. nooshin, living on Mr.. Fousses's
farm, on Leading Creek, was bitsen:by q
ra,,lcsnuke. AT last accounts he was not
expected to recover-his body having be.
como spotted. Every remedy that could
DO thought 81 was applied, but all. was Of
| no avail.
"calvsrs Honey pripss a q Edwards.
pnsrxsson srAAAs wishes to announce
Tia. 10 will open night clOol, on Mon.
day evening, October Bird, in the school.
| room on the hill. For terms which will
be reasonable, apply to the Professor.
lure Teas, Green and Black, to DO had
at Edwards.
Bio ToaAro. MIR. David T. Peterson
on Friday last brought us q tomato
weighing % ounces. Nyliofcail beat III
Strictly puro Cider Vinegar at Ed
wards.
II you want q GOOD and cuEAp lamp,
Il T 1.
and the bes. quality Of CARBON OIL, OF
on.oxplosive fluid 50 TO Dents.
No saloon OF; hotsl keeper should Be
without Rosenheim's Stomach Bittefs,
The Great Western Remedy in his bar.
little has them be will DO called on to
prescribe for all dullness, want Of appe-
lite. dyspepsia, TO-, a thousand time.
where physicians are once. Administer .
wine glass full at dose.
wttttAa BsssErr, Of walkersville
Illus our thanks for q larse Apple-Of The
Green pippin kind Ching one pOunt
and six ounces. This is the largest We
have seen this year; and we should lik'
10 know, you know, who can beat IL
sAlr. Edwards is receiving unothe
a load Of Salt in new barrels.
d % M =
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-09-05

Bio TdaAro.- David 4. Peterson
on Friday last brought US q tomato
weighing 22 ounce. Whofcan beat IL?
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-09-05

S7Is lsS0 Ilux LE l. .,.s,s,; g cents,
height ssles q syss and l 5si, y9 ~
VIII receive, by return mail correct picture @
date Of marriage. Address v. FOX, T. o.
DrawerNo q fultonviIls. n. y. Y
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II you want GOOD and cuEAr lamp,
and The bes. quality Of CARBON OIL, OF
ilou.oxplosive fluid 50 to Dents.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-09-05

E . ,yih,5ist !. !, /, !. ~, !, q. Z, l
= rules held y tlle clerks Office OF The glr,
~ cut Cenr! o. lewls County on .hs nr''
Monday n SEPTEMBER, 1870
J. -u, ,Beaneff, i'lutaf!U, e
m In Chanccry
E,5.n. 80, MI, ;;r.x,,fc, !. J)cf. y. :,
TMe-,.l. ,.. .sss h.,,ro.,,
ING op!sct ~ illssu,s ~ " ,so
lc pla,hll NV snd Y,
y. INN On ros etsen a, SUI .s,rdsni.
apgasIg ny ag Ys sa aaa s s,rss
aWson ~ Mli s,c no. reslsgals Q, ~. ,hs sae
e. ..gH y ', v.s.sa s M
I;cs,;an II ,hs arSe, and do What Il necessary N.
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srnlcrlr puro Cider Vinegar at Ed
wards.
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TmoruY aud Glover Seed for sale By
4calver. Honey Dips. 4. Eluatds'

pnsrxssoa sEAAAs wishes to announce
that 10 will open a night school, on Mon
day evening, October Bird, in the school, y.
room on tho hill. For terms which will
DC reasonable, apply to the Professor.
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|sHERTDANT 0WNsHIPTIcKET
For supervisor-J AslEs aiULLADAY!
For Township Clerk WIN. i. WHITE.
For School Commissioners MURRAY
Inspectors Of Elections-A. WILLIAMS
y. COLLINS
WILEY TOWNSHIP TICKET.
70, Supervisor JollNp: HULL. {
For Township CLERK IN B BAILEY,
For Twp Treasurer ID r SIMMONS
For School Com'rs-R BHORNER I.
TILLNlAN KEllPER
For Overt Of Poor-JEssE BUTCHER
For Inspectors Of Eloction-E Fisher !,
t7 WI Bailey.
y W Woofcr
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TsatAs CusMsoilAN, Registrar for Clay
Township, l,raxton county III selecting q
.co ,yonirnt place for the registration q
voters, selected bis own liOuss-twsniy
m les distant from q intjority oftho cit
!. rs Of that Township. AS q radical
Llii. Las no equals and few suPeriOrs'
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EpwApps' has another lot Of Hardware
which he viii sell very low

Acolpxsr Mr.. Samuel Boilan, .
young man employed on sthe, Asylum an.
building got the fingers oftis left hand
severely Injured on Thursday last.
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FIsE Table Salt, in small sacks, at Ed

!. HALE BuslEL MEASURES. Cookie Siayes,
Broons. Buckets, Co.. can b had at Ed
wards very cheap.
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sAlr.-Edwards is receiving another
a Load Of Salt in new barrels.
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lure Teas, Green and Black, to DO had
at Edwards.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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YtLttAn BsssErr, Of Walkersville.
has our thanks for large npple-Of the
Green Pippin kind weighing one pound
and six ounces. This is the largest we
have seen this year; and we should like
10 know, you know, who can beat IT.
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Dauo Sroas.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-29
PAULINE;

Continued.
"Words form but a poor medium, my dear
thanks for this generous expression of your
confidence.1
"My blessing go with you, Eugene may
yon be as happy as You deserve to be"
Before hie departure .or I4ehore Chat being
his destinatOn on business for MIR. Seward
connected with the EgleDton estate,) he had a
brief interview with Pauline. He made no
direct reference to her that he had spoken to
her father respecting herself, though he said
enough to cause her to understand that the
time was not distant when he should expect to
be permitted to refer to q claim he had been
taught 60 entertain for her.
Miss Worthington' was dressing herself for
walk, when o note from Pauline, requestiD g
her to call, was placed in her band. She sent
word that she would immediately answer it
in person, ,;.. v.-.,. .
Pauline said: how kind it is of you to re-
spond promptly and sweetly to the request
of your new friend. You have already won my
heart, as entirely as If we had been friends for
years. will not then hesitate TO breathe my
secret into your ear" She then told her of
her engagement with Neville, and that he was
hostile to the Catholic religion.
Pauline, after pause, confirmed: Such 10
the Incorporating nature of he opposition
and such his uDyieldiug disapprobation, that
much as know he loves me-tbere Is no hope
that in this one particular he will either regard
it or me with l.nieucy, did he but know that
am Catholic"
Miss Worthington regarded Pauline for a
moment with an inquisitive look, and then
with some degree of firmness in her tone,
asked:
Pauline, have you the courage to act as
shall advise"
1t is with the hope that might, Louise,
that sought your aid"
Then, Pauline tell him what you are and
if he act rs yOn have described, he proves that
he is not worthy of the heart that is offered To
him, and rather than grieve, 1ouShonld re-
jUice in your rescue from perpetual misery"
q That. DEAR I<Ouisn. i might the
courage to do, but now let me disclose another
cause Of grief which, indeed, IL it alone could
hat lse Es.s=9ss=:, Sii che resi- wO0id vanish, ar
at least become comparatively easy.-Our
venerased parents have looked forward 10 the
result OF our love, and have desired it slmOet
perhaps fully as mueh - we. Ny father 10
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returned, and was now proceeding to visit
az all riaks, his uncle, Sir Edmund Lynch
who Che had learned) had been dispossesse'
Of seat and property by his son Robert
into the grave.
1t was near the sunset of the following
day when he reached the fine remains o
the Abbey Of Ballintubber, on whose grey
and ivied walls the melancholy October
sunshine was shedding q saddening light
completely In unison with the scene
| There 1t was, the grey old pile, familiar o.
the prayers Of childhood, aud utterly un-
changed in its solemn loneliness since HE
last visit to it; and wild as were the last
scenes he had been occasionally engaged
in, the recollection Of that visit, and its
Ieant, for moment, overpowered, against
the side of the low gothic doorway ere he
entered it.
The ruins Of Ballintubber Abbey are
among the finest in Ireland, and decidedly
the finest monastic remains in Mayo. Cong
Abbey is distinguished for its historic as
sociations and richly wrought entrance
Moyne, for its preservation and beautiful
situation, near the estuary Of the river
Moy; bat both are greatly inferior to
Ballintubber in extent, grandeur of arches
and exquisite terrace tracery.
A portion Of the nave still retains its
stone roofing. Here, among the few places
"a AAVa0AA1 oUA COuSCCIfsVCU W tAo pOSc
of their original construction, mass con-
tinues TO this day to be celebrated and the
central arches remain quite perfect and
are Of striking boldness and extent of
span, spring from beautiful tapering and
richly srnamented shafss with their gro
tesque faces, 80 that the re-roofing Of them
would be still quite practicable. Indeed it
has been often contemplated, and, doubt
less, apart from all religious consideration,
such attempt to renovate one of the finest
of our monuments of antiquity would be
hailed with delight by every Irishman of
taste.
The eastern or grand window is also
finely finished and in the small chapel,
interior to the grand altar, is a beautifully
ehiseiled altarpiece, surmounted by three
exquisitely, carved cherubs, still in COM
plete preservation; while beneath are ex-
tended, in separate compartments, the
figures of the twelve apostles, now in q
mutilated state. through the wanton bar
barity of a party of the carbineers, who,
on their disgracefui retreat before the
French, at the battle Of Castelar,, in 1898,
having ventured to halt at the abbey,
lodged in the unoffending stone the bullets !
they had not had the courage to discharge |
at their bold attackers.
Beneath this private chapel is the vault |
Of the ancient family of the earls of Mayo, |
in which were also deposited the remains |
Of Franks mother, who was a member of |
the Bourke family. On the slab covering |
it's entrance Frank now knelt and called |
TO mind, with vehement regret, all The |
,nxieties and cares he had cost her.
tTooe oontinued) !
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VOLUME III.
Morning. Star and Catholic Messenger.
SPEAK GENTLY


Speak gs1tly-it II better hAr
To rule hy love tAAA fear;
Speak Eently-let not harsh words mar
Tho good We might do here.
Speak eeotly-Love doth whisper low
The vows ihes true hearts bind,
And gently Ffisndship's accents low,
A0eceaon's voioe u kind.
SPEAK Eently to The little child.
lts love b sure 70 gain;
Teach IL in accents soft and mild
IL may not long remain.
speak gently to the young, for they
Will have enough to boar
PAes through this life - best they may,
ks 4nH OF anxious care.
Speak gently to the aged one,
0ftove not tho care-Worn heart;
The sAnde Of lie are nearly run,
Let such In peaco depart.
speak gently, kindly. to tho poor,
Let NO harsh word be heard
They have enough they must endure
Without An unktnd word.
SPEAK gently to the erring-know
They may have toiIed In vain;
PorchAnoe unkind1oao made them So
oh, win them back again!
SPEAK gsntlyi He who gave BIS life
To bond mans stubborn will.
When oiements were in fierce strife,
Said to them, Peace, be still |"
Speak Rentiy--'tis . little thing
DIR pped In the hearts deep we'll
Tho good, the Joy which IL may bring
Eternity shall tell [Bdtcs
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Ths Dirssesfs a the Company are,
To Neat Rev. ARehhishop ]. u. ODm. Pfssi-
LIT
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n ADVISES. .4l-.-------
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ohAreoa - nav oaah insertion. e-
Advertisements Tor month Or Ovor win ee
ineerteA e asked Discount 70 be aacextained from
The Aean1a md - the once.
An baDineas notiOea Of ndvortisoment1 70 b
charxSa - cents net psr limo, each insertion.
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TIE MORNING 9rAR has been stastsa
with the approval Of the scclssias4isal
authority Of the Diocess. to surely -
admitted want in New Orleans. I'D y
mainly devoted to the interests shs
Catholic Church.
To prevent all failure, and e guegantse
the permanency Of the undesta1t1E h =
; based on joint stock company, ~ ODD
tai Of which II one hundreA thoasnnd
dollars, in fvs thousand shares, At twsnty
dollars each.
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A1pvosss u tas Aast Esv. AssAstsAsp.
We approve Of the Aforesaid undar.
taking, and commend It to the Cstha1ico
Of our DiocesA
IL. N. ARCHnEsHoP OF NEW osxzAxs. 4
DsssssSss n, 1851. @
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Esrns-1esr Dsllars Per Aaas.. In Aavs.ss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-07
JOTIINGS ABOUr Town.

The defruuded soldiers will meet tonight at li3
Dowcry.
The glorious Seven tonight at the Tammany.
ado.
Bernard II, Ewing, a peddler. was found dead In
his bed at ~ Ludlow street yesterday Afternoon
Six pr risoners were detained In Sergeant Folger's
headquarters on Mulberry street yesterday. Crime,
poverty,
Joseph Dorll and Theodore Green wald wore COM
mkted yesterday al the TomOs 10 answer for q bur
Hary at 80 Fulton street, committed In iS6s
Mary Carlton, aged a., committed suicide on Sat
urday, In the Workhousc on Blackwels Island, by
cramming two wooden italics " down her throat
On Saturday at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. Mary Harrington,
aged & fel tTom the yard of $40 East ltoCnth street
10 tho cellar and died at half pat 10 yesterday fore
noon.
Mr. John McMulen, on eIpercnced traveller and
teacher lectureh before large audience IN Harris Hall
Washington HcighIs. ON saturday evening. on France
and the French.
freddy the Blacksmith was well enough on satur-
day 10 leave Bellevue Hospital and 80 TO HE home "a
cofted by ms FAITHFUL wlte Ho will try resdonce In
Brooklyn for the present.
A new building, embracing chanel, school, and
play.roolns sxo. having peon erected At Isl worIl
street. tho hmo old Cow Bay site to be dedicated
today II under the (ont protsctOrato OF tLs CitJ
Mission and fiye Points House Of Industry The Strue
ture eost ki0.u9.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-07
THE FIFTH WARD MURDER.
Jack Reynolds Turns Out TO he sylvester
Brccn-Lrtter from his Brother to Cap.
Pety-Interview with the Wretch In the
Tnmh - A asumc cd Inann nifN Amin.

Jack Reynolds Turns Out TO he sylvester
Brccn-Lrtter from his Brother TO Cap.
Pctty-Interview with the Wretch In the
Tomts-Assumed Insanity Aanin.
Sylvester Breen, alias Jack Reynolds, the muir
derer OF MIR. Townsend, having told go many tales
about himself, his word was not believed. On Sat-
urday, however, Capt. Petty received letter from
Cherry Valley, Mass, from Jos. Brcep, making In
quiries about the murderer, whom the writer be-
lcved TO be his brother. The Captain was Instruct
cd to ask Sylvester whether lie had brother named
Joseph, married or SINGLE and II married, the mai
den name ofhis wife, his fathers and mothers name,
and his own birthplace, together with the location
or description OF the house where his brothers
family resided IN Cherry Nallty.
Captain Petty called at the Tombs on Saturday
evening" and after much Questioning on his part and
cvasons by Brcen he nsccrtancd that he has a
brother named Joseph, that lis father and mother
r, side in ireland, and that his mothers name IL
Anna. Brccn was very much agitated by these ques-
tons and when the Captain In answer to Inquiries
see him In % few DAYS he started back amazed and
affected aud exclaimed "My God Is that SOY 1hone
u God not What do you think he will do with me ~
In to the Captains inquiry about his brother
wires name, Brcen, alias Res nolds, replied;
MY good sir, don't know. Don't ask me now.
| cannot tell you. I'm not my SELF But, Captain,
what will they do with me 2"
CArrAiS PETrY-Really, REYNOLDS, I dontknow.
You will have, doubt. fair and impartial trial
REYNoLps-It'sa bad scrapc, God knows
Captain Petty then bade the prisoner goodbye.
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SPARKS tR0M IHE TELEGRAPH.

Snow fell In Richmond all day yesterday.
Nova Scotia continues TO agitate for annexation "a
the United states.
The branch mint in Carson, New, began opers-
tons on Friday coming silver dollars.
Mrs. Medina Sutche was held to bail in S5,O0D,
in PToyidence. H. l.. for attempting ~ shoot Mrs AH
Adne Il. hercur.
In st. Joseph, MO, on Thursday night. II. L
Culligon IN street night.
Revenue officers who recently travelled no mileI
whlskcy valued at $500.
In Rushvine. Mo-. on Tuesday last, Joseph Fry
In an aercali0n, killed two mon named respectively
Jackson and Sinclair Hurst.
The Ways and Means Committee are considering
tue gross receipts Of rallroads.
The first Bremen steamer carving the Englsi
mails 0S. realized S p aas x Carried tSSpt o Sns ,o 20
ton. IiSH ''''''' '' ~ ''''
A descent was made by the police on satyrdaJ
Fifteen places wore VISITED but only ono arrest wa
made.
The revolution in Venezuela IL said TO be spread.
ing ant President Monagas la. taken the nold per
son, The DALished Dounicans have arrived st PuerN
Cabclo.
The Senate judiciary Committee take up tho
House bl tor the admission OF Mississippi tomorrow
immediate and favorable action Is expected IN tm
senate,
Philip warehnm. who was on trial at Cincinnati
Sr @prSs9 sg IN .ho second S derrse ou Sra
for new trial was made.
The Mormons are collecting petitions signed by
The reform party, composed OF tho most Intellgeni
hotmoAs, is Increasing
| The Tennessee House has merely censured Con-
greesmAn w. j. Smith for furnlshinghis ira1E to mcs
bers OF the Legslature for their use In LansGttAt
documents 70 their constituents.
The Maury siver Mining Company has Aed ita
claim for damages against Mexico before !hs JOINT CSn
mission for the eeihuTo OF train loaded Win sH'H
bars by the Mexican troops In Sopoma In ies"
| Another sugar fraud case involving 40 ooSos
decided v the UniIos m sts.ss Re, Ss Syersmsa T
suGsr Wss inporto under iaso iHvoioe' Q. !" ~osa~