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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.-Yestcrday the !ol.
lowing real estate was sold at public outcry:
By Leitch & Bruins: The two and half story
wooden dwelling, No. l3, on the south side CT
Henrietta street, for $500.
The lot on the west side OF wharf street, for
sl1oo.
That elegant three and half story cypress
mansion, with large vegetable"and Hover gar
dens, situated at the southeast corner of Lynch
and Montague streets, containing ten square, be-
sides four large attic, pantry aud dressing rooms
with stable and necessary ostbulldiugs for ssSs5
The TWO story brick dwelling in rear OF the
above for $40.
The lot, with buildings thereon, on st. Philip
street, bounded north by the lands Of J. Adger
for s9lc.
By Alonzo j. White & Son: The lot. with build
ings thereon, No. sS7 Bay strec:. in Georgetown
for $3.50.
The tract, with buildings thereon, on Pawley
Island, in Georgetown County, containing twenty
acres for $500,
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s.SEAs1DEs."-A full assortment OF popular
seaside parasols; also black and colored silk par.
asols, received per last steamer by
apro5 mwf3moS J. r. READ y co.
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ANUS USEMENTS.
The Academy of Music-MarItana

The Academy of Music-NIaritana.
The opera of Mariana, if not as catching
and bright in its concerted pieces as Balfe's Bo
hemian Girl, contains a number OF songs which
are known wherever the English tongue is
| spoken, and gives the principal characters an am
| pie opportunity OF showing their skill as actors
| The acting, indeed as compared with that OF the
earlier nights Of the season, was the strong point
OF the performance Of last evening.
Miss Richngs, as Martana sang charmingly,
and the well known "Scenes that are Brightest
was so delicately rendered as to receive hearty
encore. The acting OF Miss Rchings was full OF
grace and feeling and in the crises of her career
the gay Gitana displayed warmth and tender
ness which won for her many round OF ap-
plause.. The Lazarillo OF the evening was MISS
A nnie Kemp, who has been absent from the
boards OF this city for many years Miss Kemp
uses her voice with skill and judgment, which
were particularly noticeable in the duett tLaza-
rillo nd Maritana) "Holy Mother Guide Ms Foot
ste ps," which was throughly well done.
Mr.. B owler, whose acting in LA Traviata" and
the Bohemian Girl" was stiT and tame, entered
heartily into the spirit CT his role and was an eX
cellent Don Caesar. The character of the careless
Cavalier whose debtors never die, was played By
Mr. Bowler with dash aad liveliness which were
irresistible. In the familiar "Turn on Old Time"
Mr.. Bowler was not remarkably successful, but
farewell, my Gallant Captain and "Let me
Like Soldier Fall' were very we'll delivered.
The role Of Don Jose is not an attractive one,
but Mr.. Henry Drayton made the most Of 1t, and
sang "In Happy Moments so as to receive an
encore. Mr.. Henry G. Peakes had little to sing
as "King Charles but sang that little well.
The chorus singing, as usual, was very good;
and the "Pretty Gitana tell US what the Fates
Decreee; went or trppingy.
Tonight Bellinl's grand opera, Norma" will
he performed, for the first time this season.
The Matinee To-NIorrow.
There will be matinee performance at the
Academy Of Music tomorrow, for the accommo-
dalton OF schools and families. Elchberg's comic
opera, "The Doctor Of Alcantara, twill be per-
formed on that occasion. Reserved seats for the
matinee, which begins ut 1a O'Clock, may be had
,rithout EXTRA charge. The price Of admission Is
reduced to one dollar for grown persons and fifty
cents for children.
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Aurtiefe Sales.--future mans.
BY A. C. McGILLIVRAY,
-" Auctioneer.

JTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
u Henry G. Guerin, Executor Of John Bellln-
ger, vs. Samuel F. Cromwell.
Will be sold In front Of the Old Customhouse, on
TUESDAY, May the 10th inst at II O'Clock A. M,
All that PIECE OF LAND, with thesbuildings
and improvements thereon, situate on the west
side OF Franklin street, nearly opposite the Ma
rine Hospital In the City Of Charleston. extend.
ing through to South street on the west, with an
alley known as "Oromwell's Terrace" running
through so much OF the said Land as ts now d.
vided Into Lots, or built upon, measuring and.
containing upon the north and south lines $50
feet, more or less, and on Franklln.street 70 the
east, and On Smith street to the west, % feet
inches, more or less; bounded north by Lands OF
- Burdell and Philip Gum, south by Lands OF
R. w. Seymour, cast by Franklin street, and west
by Smith street.
Terns-One-quarter cash; balance In one, two
and three years, secured by bond with mort.
gage Of the premises. Buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay for papers
and stamps. i. W. M. MAOKEf,
apr29 fmwstu5 8. q. q.
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TRIAL JrsrGcEs.-It was reported yesterday
that 7. ]. aud ]. C. Mackey, S. L. Bennett, W. n.
MIshaw and Alderman McKlnlay would be ap.
pointed trial justices for this city.
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SUPREME CoURr.-The court met in Column
bia at 10 A. NJ on Wednesday. Present-Chief
Justice Moses and Associate Justices Willard and
Wright.
r. S. Gillian, plaintiff In error, vs.. ". S.
McJunEin, defendant in error, was continued.
The case OF John Alexander, ct al, VS.. John
Mckenzie, ct al, was resumed. Mr.. Pope for de-
fen ,,nt. Mr. Carroll on the same side. Mr..
Chamberlain In reply.
The State VS.. Sidney II. Brown, ct al-habeas
corpus Mr. Maurice was heard for petitioners
Mr.. Porter for the State.
At3P. " the court adjourned.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81,
S., Ss so and $s 50 per thousand, according to
size, at TIE NEWS Job once.
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Bosps AND Srocks.-Mr. A. C. Kaufman ad
vertses an attractive list OF securities In another
column.
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EASTER ELEcTIoNs.-The following addition
al returns have been received:
Church OF the Holy Cross, Claremont Parish
vest5smen-Dr. NJ. Reynolds, J. n. Frierson, Dr..
". W. Anderson, Sr. Wardens-F. L. Childs, II.
L. Pinckney, Jr. DELIGHTS to Conyention-Dr.
M. Reynolds J. n. Frierson, DR.. ". W. Anderson,
Sr., b. L. Pinckney, Sr.
Church OF the Epiphany, Upper ST. John's.-
wardens-Jehn G. Gaillard, ]. Stoney Porcher.
vestrymen- Dr. Peter P. Palmer, Charles Sinkler,
Thomas W. Porcher, Philip q Kirk, James Gall
lard, Jr.
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BvsINEss NOTI0 0Es.

GERMAN RIFLE CLUB.-Speci' attention is
directed to the advertisement Of this club In
another column.
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Miss Richings's Benefit.

Norma, the grand opera in which the lights oi
the lyric stage have shone most resplendantly
will be performed at the Academy Of Music to
night. Miss Howson, the Peake Brothers, Mr.
Bernard and Mr.. Warren White, are in the caste
as well as the fair prima donna herself This per
fsrmance promises to be in every way highly at
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as- Persons deposting letters In the Postoilice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
Land corner of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp let.
ter cannot be mailed but will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
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By A. C. McGILLIVRAY,

TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
- The Peoples National Bank vs. John TeguL
Will be sold In front OF the Old Customhouse,
THIS DAY, the 29th OF April inst, at II O'Clock A.
M,
All that PIECE, PLANTATION OR TRACT OF
LAND, containing one hundred acres, more or less,
situate on Johns Island, County OF Charleston,
State aforesaid, the same being the southern por-
tlon OF Tract Of Land at present owned by Daniel
Hume & Tennant, Surveyors. and recorded In
Mesne Conveyance office for Charleston County,
May 2sth, 1867, in Book a." No. /, page 164;
bounded north on the remaining portion OF said
Tract &C." south on Lands Of VIM. Roper and
VIM. Mathewes, west on Lands Of W. s. Whaley,
and east on Lands OF Roper and Legare.
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one and
two years, to be secured by bond OF the purchaser
and mortgage OF the property. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps.
E. W. N. MACKEY,
apr2e s. @. q.
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Sotels.
COL INDIA H TEL,
COLUMBIA, 8. c.,
GoRMAN g. BADENH0P, PRoPR1EroRs

The ProprIetors of this pleasantly located and
elegantly furnished Establishment, at the State
Capital, desire to inform the travelling public and
Others seeking accommodations, that the "CO-
LUMBAR is In every respect first.class Hotel,
unsurpassed by any in the State or the United
States. Situated In the business centre OF the
plied with every delcacy OF the season, both from
New York and Charleston markets, the Proprie-
tors ptedge themselves that no efforts will be
spared to give perfect satisfaction IN every re-
spect.
A hrst-class Livery Stable Is attached to the
Hotel, where vehicles OF every description can be
had at the shortest notice.
Omnibuses attend the arrival and departure OF
every Train, and passengers are carried to and
from the Hotel FREE OF CHARGE.
WIN. GORkIAN. H. BADENHOP.
aprl3 WIN
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This HOTEL so widely and popularity known as
the favorite resort OF Southerners while sojourn-
ing in this CITY, has been released for q term OF
years by its present proprietors and Is now In
process OF renovation. No expense will be spared
to render It, as in days OF yore, an agreeable home
for Its patrons.
The prOprIetors, while rendering their sincere
thanks for the very liberal support they have re-
ceved, beg leave to assure their guests that ln
the future the Hotel will retain its former well
earned reputation.
apr2T WIN 2mosDkC
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UNITED STATES COURT--IToN. GEORGE S.
BRYAN, JUDGE, PREsIDISG.-The following busl.
ness was disposed OF In the Circuit ami Dis
trict Courts yesterday:
Circuit Court.-In the case Of Hamilton, Young
& Bush, vs.. William Young, after hearing the re-
port OF the referee 1t was ordered that the report
be confirmed aud its recommendations carried
into effect.
The case OF Abram Van Buren and Angelica, his
wife, VS.. Mary s. Livingston, ct al, was next
called. On motion OF defendants attorney, 1t
was ordered that the commissioner named in the
writ do subdivlde the lands which may be allot
ted to the llneal descendants OF Maria Martha
McRae into three equal parts, and to allot defen
dant one-thlrd thereof.
District Cou,t.-Ex parte John N. Cooper, in
re ]. ". Contemplation to establish lien. Re-
ferred to Registrar Carpenter for report.
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PASSENGER TRAVEL THROUGH CHARLESTON.
The splendid steamships now in the trade be.
tween Charleston and New York, are restoring to
our city the tide OF travel which once centered
here large crowd went or to New.Yorl per
steamship South Carolina, Captain Adkins, last
evening; mostly from Florida, Aiken, Augusta,
and other points where the winter has been spent
for health and recreation BY parties from the
North. The Tennessee" is appointed to sail
on next wednesday, and the elegant character OF
the stateroom accommodations on these two new
iron steamships-all on deck-and newly fur.
nished, will crowd both steamers with passen-
gers, the remainder OF the season, we have no
doubt. The South Carolina had large freight
for this season Of the year, and some cotton for
Liverpool, arrangements having been made, for
dispatch, and consignments should be delivered
in Liverpool in seventeen or eighteen days from
Charleston.
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|Pendergrass, J
Peck, John G
PinsOn. Elyin ]
Potter, Nathan
Relyea, Geo w
Regan, NJ b
Rivers. Philip
Rose, EleXan-
der
Roberts, James
Robinson, Hen.
ry
Rump, ] n
Sawtelle, Fred
Seybrook, An
chor
Sharp, Wash
ington
Sims, F n
Simons, Jesse
Simons. Vim
Simmons, Thom-
as
SlHRleIOn, CHuT-
ley
Sinclair, Robert
Smith, Walter L
Smith, Lunius
Smith, w l.
Smith, Wm War
rem
Smith, G W
Smith, Allen
Smith, ] P
Smallwood, B NJ
Sputholl, A B
Spencer. Nat
Sneed, w
Stuart, Rev
Charles
Stevens, VIM q
.Sweeny. Ber-
nard
Sutton, Louis
Sym0ns, Thorn
Taylor, Marks
Tarrant, IL p
.Templeton, Ed.
ward A
Thompson & Co,
] w
Thorne VIM N !
|TledeInann,
llinry
Thomas, Gayton
TOuhey, Robt F
T0rrls, Henry
Toomer, Fred
Trapier, John
Tyler. w A
IValdespeno, Eu-
rique c
Vail, Stephen
tYoller, John
Won Lintig,
Heinrich
Walker, Nat
Walker, Simp-
Wall, Abram
Warren, W z
Weiseger, P
lWaylcs, Jas
W eber. Charles
Weld. Sam'l b
White, Win F
Whitney, C D
Williams, Wal.
| ter
Williams, Joes-
| way
Williams, Alex
iWillians, An
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Williams, Capt
| Charles
Wilhelm, James
|Willoughby, "
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IWohlers, J c
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Wright, J B
lZerbst, JOhan
! Dledrick
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Agraw, DR. CIR 1
Ahrens. Johann I
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| Anderson, Mr. IL
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avinger. T.
! Avinger. Thom- Z
as
Barnwell, Ed II
| ward /
Balm & Co, A y 4
Barrow, Joseph 4
| II +
Darlington. WIN u
Barnes, Enoch Il
Banks l. Son, II I
Battus, James I
Bevery, Moses
Bennett, Saml II
| P L
Behrman, Fritz I
BIschorf, ] C w
BirtOn, Joseph T
Birch, Samuel I
Bowman, Honorlt I
| Brown, Geo I
Brown, Vim iJ
| Brown, Robert j
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| Brown. VIM E J
| Drummer. Hen.
| ~ u
| Bremen L GotjeniJ
| Brockman, Jo-
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Browlcy, Dr. c II J
BriSben, Joseph !
Browning, A L II
| BunZel, Helm. II
rick L
Burnhanl, W T +
Beris, Joseph +
Carrighan, II G I
Cappellman, L
| Heury l.
| Cary, Dr l
Campbell, Jas NJ |
| Calaghan, ,Mich'l [
Carstens, c IL +
Castens. G Ii Il
Cereopely, e NJ IL
Chick, NJ ]
CLARK, Henry J
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| Clary, d X J
Coggshall, AL 4
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Cole, Julius b a
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Drew, Edward ID
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Duny, a |
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Farley, James J
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Ellis, Joseph S
Evens. Joseph 7
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Fraser, James L
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CITY FFA AIR S
Meetings This Day.

Marion Lodge, at SP. N.
Phoenix Fire Company, at P. NJ.
German Fire Company, at s P. NJ.
.Etna Fire Company, at half-past s r M.
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By MILES DRAKE.

BY MILES DRAKE. z.
DOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
Id ATHS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, will sell at
my Store, corner OF King and Liberty streets,
just received, consisting Of: Mems Boots, Con.
gress Brogans Oxford Ties Jersey Ties, Balme.
rails, Serge, Downings and Congress, Ladies',
Misses and Children's Congress, Polish, slippers,
&C., &c. -
20 cases, 12o dozen, Mems and Boys Felt and
Wool Hats apr29
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R. M. MARSHALL & BRO.

r. N. MARSHALL & BRO.
w STREET.
On TUESDAY, May 3, at l., O'Clock, will be sold
at the Old Postoffice, Broad street,
The above DWELLING containing four or five
Rooms, With Kitchen, &c. Lot 20 by 50 feet, more
or less.
Terms-Thlrd cash; balance in one and two
years, secured as usual. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers and stamps. apr26 tu(m4
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By WIN. MCKAY

By WIN. MCKAY.
THIS DAY, FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
i at No. 40 Meeting street,
Superior Mahogany Cane Seat ARL o r
CHAIRS, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bath Tubs,
Clothing Counters, Neckties, Sundry Dry Goods,
Cutlery, Crockery, &c.
Terms cash. apr29
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TF YOU WANT YOUR PRINTING DONE
In Fine Style and at Reasonable Rates. 60 to
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston HOTEL
Charleston. s. G. uecla Bmos
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN,

William Whitman. OF 3a3 West Forty first street
While temporarily insane eaped out OF secondstory
rhs woman who lost her wallet IN car No. Al on
nS Ih,d avenue line, eau get It by applying to the
Mr.. Duifst who had leg broken bya carriage
Tanning over him Wednesday night IN front OF ths
ruth avenue Hotel. died yesterday. - WV
Bridget McKcogh, ared 70, while temporarily in.
sane early yestsrlsy lnorung leapod from the third
story "indo" ot5H Ninth avenue aud died ct 10 A. NJ
. A correspondent regrets to learn bv Wednesday,
suh mat there no change on the broadway railroad
Ne says that change Is needed there more t1an in any
place he can think OF. :" ""'
Mr.. Matthew Hale Smith presided at the arst mn.
&c meeting OF tho New York state Eclectic Medical
10 TO popularize medicine.
Patrick Dargon, aged 81 OF seS West Fourty fourtb
street driver OF car No. OF the Tenth Ayen1a IIna
ell over the dashboard OF hts last evening on
street. near Beach, and WAS Instantly killed.
The delegates OF the Great Southern Railroad Con .
yltation from the New York ami Bal,imore RaiiFoad
ne 70 ysil this city and Will cave by special train az
VIZ A, NJ today,
The Revenue Assessors OF this city aud neghbor.
nard street and agreed that stone cutter, need no a.
cude ~ their manufacturers sales the value OF stone
cut and dressed which hoy do not sell.
The Washington Social Club, OF Harlem has re.
Wee Pres dent, AIchnald Philips: SecTetarics JGmcs
sIerty, william Welch Treasurer. Frank King The
Club have l.ased hne threestoty building on 2ot6
occupy II In April. We"
AZ large and influential meeting OF merchants
others, the Hon. Jackson g. Schultz pre-
sdlng letters were read from tho Rev. Henry Ward
reecher M James Brooks Of Washington j. :. Mar.
Mr. William Culen bryant delivered an intere,ting al
dreas nDon hA fAToriia tonic.
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TIE LATEST NEWS FROM crBh.
The Execution OF Eighteen Members OF the
Junta OF sUntiaEo-An Run a noi patton Pro-
e'am"rfon from the Cnptain-GenesaI.

The Execution OF Etahteen Members of the
Junta of srntiaEo-An Rms nei patton Pro-
e'hm~ri0n from the Cnptain-GonesaI.
HAVANA, Fob. A.-The Captain. General has
published On important decree. 1t grants liberty to
over two thousand negroes. prisoners of war whom
the Government had hired out TO labor, with the
understanding that they were TO become slaves afer
certain date. The decree declares that every one
who Is willing TO work take care OF himself
while the laws will protect all classes The measure
is warmly appsuded by the Liberal aud Progress
sive parties.
The Nptain-Ge Intends 10 abolish the priyi.
isge Of trial BY special courts hitherto enjoyed BY
persons In the army, navy, and church, aud BY for
eigners This will abolish the tribunals OF com.
merce for foreigners and Others and will strike at
the root OF partial and unjust administrator OF
the laws.
The Dsor'o publishes documents revealing the
eIistence OF Cuban Junta in Santiago, which had
for long time assisted the insurgents With informa
ton and material OF war. The members OF tho
Junta, eighteen In number, were arrested the
charges sgainst them were proved, and they have all
been executed.
Gems. Terrer and cauto have arrived here
Gen. Webb, accompanied By Consul General Bid
ole, visited De Rodas today.
WAsHIsoros, Feb. 24.-Prominent friends Of
Cuba, while not dscreditinx the report that Acting
Consul General Hall recently received an anony.
nous communication warning him he was IN danger
or ASSASSINATION state that II could not have origi
mated from Cuban source, as none but Spar ards
have been engaged In assaults on citizens OF the
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STORM IN tn. CoRrs LEeIsLAur.

Leuts Napeieou's Puppet Signiaca atty
SnubSed-Want Of Confidence In tho Minis
istry-The Anniversary OF the Republic.
Paris, Feb. 24.-Tbey had stormy scene in ths
Corps Lcgislauf to-day. NJ. Olivier announced that
the Government, in accordance with the liberal
course It had marked out, proposed to sbandou
wholly the system OF placing In the held and sup
porting Official candidates for the Chamber. This
met WITH opposition from the Deputies OF the Right
who burst into loud cries Of disapproval land created
q scene OF confusion which lasted many minutes
N. olivier nevertheless persisted In speaking. Hs
declared that the Government would not separate
itself from what had been well done during the past
eirbteen years but c"-'' 49, 80 -
80 .ntecedcns II could not presen. the SPECTACLE
ciples and acts. ~ F-
n olivier was continually interrupted while max.
lng TINS explanation aud IL was only when he ceased
speaking that order was restored.
Iho hisht " Immediately moved an order of ths
uny upholding the system OF o1icial candidaturesI
=, stormy discussion ensued. NJ Olivier asksd
naI tne order OF the day be not made vote OF wani
The Deputies OF the Len" declared TINT tho,
mnst support the Minister, because thsy wcrS
pledged to electoral freedom but FOR no Other
reason.
The question was then taken, and the order oi ths
day as moved BY the "Rirhl' Was adopted BY iT
ayans. 56 N'
Mach agitation has been created by the rcsul,.
want OF confidence In the Ministry
There are many banquets to .day in honor OF thu
1913. :"
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TIE LIGHT FANTASTIC,
The Fat Mons BAll-Di-graccfuI Mfsbe.
bRvior of n Fnt BulIy.

The Ball Of the Fat Men, in Irving Hall, last
evening, YVES In some respects . success Many ger
usmen were present, all weighing 800 pounds more
than usually. Several ponderous ladies also were
present. as, for Instance, Miss Libby, Mrs. Tuner,
and hiss McQuade, all Of Boston, and weighing
together 1927 pounds. But the occasion was Sodiy
mArred by the presence Of a weighty bully, named n
j. Coe, whG runs bar In Broad way, near Murder.
srs' BLOCK. lie displayed his rufhAnsm toward the
President Of bis own Organization, TO ard several
members OF T. and toward all tho Representatives OF
the press. lie showed his courage in thro wing the
lame and gentemanly reporter OF the disreput.bIe
English Tine. down stairs, and doing his beat to
break snothers neck. The Association should nd
itself OF this ruthan.
The doorkseper hirod for the occasion was not
better chosen tan the barkeeper VINO acted "A chief
OF !hs Floor CCnuiitee. His head had a cap trim
med with nir upon IT, and be was other.
wise adorned with n bloated countenance,
Oncers No. 2lOs and 1874 ably assisted this vet.
eran runsn by promiscuousiy jamming and throw.
ing the lades about the lobby aud causing their os
cots as much Inconvenience as lay within their
power These bue-eOated guardians OF the public
morals further enhanced the enjoyment OF those
present by their elegant language and choice CT
pietlyea,