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IMPORTANT TO GISrInxr-

IMPORTANT TO GENTLMKN.-If you wish
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, al grease
spots efectually removed 80 that they will never
show again; if you wish your clothing nicely
pressed so that they will look Like new, send
them to Anthony Fisher, nrst-class scourer,
agent of Staten Island and New York Dyeing
and sole proprietor of q new Partisan process, SIS
9Th street, opposite the Patent Office. List of
prices:-Coats, from 81 to $3.50; Pants, IS cents;
Vests, 30 cents; a whole Summer Suit, so 25
Ladies would do well, before they put away
their winter garments, to give me a call. FISH
er's Cleaning Process takes all grease spots
ehectually out, and he can give guarantees that
no moths can enter the garments during the
summer. References Messrs. Ii. H. Duvall,
434 Pa. ave-; 3. h. Heiberger, 2i2 Pa ave-; c.
r. Schafer, Ns Pa. ave; w. I. Griffith, 30s 9th
St; A. Saks & Co., 316 eth ST., and many others
See advertisement in another column. 6,is,E
sd. b. Z. c." and all styles Of Double and
Single Breasted Frock or Dress Coats are be-
ing closed out at cheap rates, in order TO remove
to our new store, corner of 7th and ID streets.
To secure bargains call on liable & Co., 3S5
Pennsylvania avenue, (U. 5. Hotel.) 52u
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ORDINATIoN OF MINIsrERs-The Ri Rev.
Bishop Whittingham held an ordination yester-
day morning at Grace Church, Baltimore, Rev
Dr. Leeds at which Rev. Ogle Marbury of
maryland, Rev. Douglas F. Forrest, of BaIti-
more city. and Rev. Edward Kenny, of Wash
1ngton, ID. e., were received into the holy Of
nee OF the priesthood" according to the forms
OF The Protestant Episcopal Church. The ser
mon Was preached BY Rev DR.. Leeds.
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otk rhfAIkR GOING PEOPLE, who appreciate
INC ID lance OI smoothly working machinery
force az the National this evening. which has
been set apart for the benefit OF TIE sfaSe a.
lth{.Is. IN lIolSruon As the services OF these
discharged should they be encouraged.
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DRowSED.-Yesterday,w while a number of
boys were bathing near 6th-street wharf, an
alarm was raised that the police were coming,
and the bathers attempted to get under the
wharf, when one named John Henry Washing
ton, eolored, got beyond his depth and was
drowned "A boy named James ToIson seeing
him dived after him several times but failed TO
rescue him. "A few moments after the occur
renee the body was recovered. The deceased
was colored youth aged about IA years. and
his remains were taken TO his par ents residence
Ohio avenue, near 18th street.
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INDuCHMKNr 10 BUY Coon SKwrHe MA
oHINR-Willcox & Gibbe' Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
cnlne, viii hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
skirt Factory, 4oe Seventh street, between b
ono ~ I'll
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CENSUS ENUMERATION OF YoUTH-Tbe su-
Perintendent Of the census has deemed il expe-
ulent, by special circular, to call the attention
which are 10 govern in the Enumeration of
youth absent from their homes for the purpose
OF education. These will be enumer ated al the
Gohege, academy, or other institutions at which
they lodge and board, and not at their family
home, as heretofore.
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ARREST OF DURGLARs.-william Heath and
EDWARD Meads were arrested yesterday evening
by Detective CoOmes and Miller, on seyera7
charges OF burglary, and considerable property
ah-ged 10 have been stolen, was recovered from
.nem, which showed their connection with a
81 setles OF robeeries in this city and Alexandria
HEY were sent to Jail
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white girl, aged about thirteen years. living
WIN her brother on l. street southeast died
quite suddenly on Saturday. The rumor was
SuIreht thst the girl had been harshly treated
by her brothers wife, and Coroner Pottar 80
summoned, and after holding an autopsy de-
eided that she came 10 her death from main raj
causes.
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THE sIXTY.EIGHTH COUNCIL.
THE JOINT CONVENTION.

OF THE TWO BOARDS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. M.reh.u % a.. g.
entn ward, has been appointed by Mayor
Emery as Waterman or the west wing of The
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WE ARE PLEASED to learn that Mr. Prigg
mas perfected arrangements by which he Will
receive sample goods every morning from New
YORK, by express, so that ladies and gentlemen
can see all the novelties as soon they are pro-
Iuced at his attractive iewelTy store, No. AT
rennsylvania avenue, between Az and 9Th SITS
Mr.. Prigg has an immense assortment of Alas
ka diamonds, set in gold and oroide, in cross
cluster, and pendant sets; over one thousand
styles OF dollar jewelry. vases, silver-plated
ware. ice pitchers, and hundreds of articles that
need but be seen 70 be appreciated. Ladies and
gentlemen are invited to call and examine his
stock, which rs constantly being replenished
with novelties.
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SINGULAR DISCOVERY OF HISTORICAL
DtCJNENTS-On Saturday afternoon Lieut
johnson, of the second police precinct found a
III box nearly foot square in the bushes in the
country outside the city limits containing papers
concerning transactions occurring fpriOr to-
during and subsequent to the revOIUfionarv war.
a he paI ers bear the signatures OF residents of
Virginia whose names are historical. Some of
the papers relate 20 property Of tories confsc ated
by the revolutionary leaders during the war for
rational independence. The box bears marks
Of having been stolen and broken open bv being
smashed against a stone, the thief evidently
hoping TO ind money therein. Ii il at police
headquarters Tor identification.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

EoR RENT-DwELLING No. ~ Isl street, VII
be for rent July LEI. 90 sresant occupied ~ Nal
colin Seaton, ksg contains = rooms ans cellar, has
all modern improvement n o. one = fhe no-f d.
siratle residences IN Ge1rrefOWu rent low q God
tusut. Apply 20 VI ). ADLER. las Bridge street,
GeCrgctCNn. u. . D. rs nv W.
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PANAMA HATS
Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. 7. Whiteney's, 924 Pennsylvania avenue.
south side, bet. 9Th and 10th streets.
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.. Kun IHk SUCCESS 50 far met with IL IL safe
Bunding Association, which, it viii be seen nv
tne notice Published elsewhere, holds it, second
aeguisi monthly meeting this evening, will be
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NEW AND SECONDHAND TURNITURB.
10 M FoRMIR OUsToMERs AND TN
Haying taken the spacious WAREHOUSE AOs
fENTH sTREEr, one door north Of
q Eswils Is sL GsssPsa
GtS,n sb With in, A e =; O., noauirs z
menf q nv and SECOND hand tURNITURE and
ASgS1kH1flH0 ARTICLES Of al descriptions,
yhlcn VIII DO sold Ct prices guaranteed to give eafie
tsctton. Repairing, Varnishing, Upholstsrins nd
rsckin& attended 70 ct the shortest notice.
0ySA B.BUOHLY.
II U4BEBi LU4B1Rn LUMBER
. A large and complete aesortment Of Bufldfus
bmner, aemlock Isneing, CyIress shingles, Whifs
DRESSE1 LUMBER
OF al Kinds on hA1d 4nd for ssie q lovea market
Corner lev York svenue and 9Th street,
one square from Northern
aple-u Liberty Market
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GREAT BARGAINs IN SPRING AND 81,
vi MER GRnnS -
ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS.

A LEXANDRlA LACE sToRE.
Opening this 10Th day Of May another very large
assortment Of
LLAMA LACE POINTS.
ranging from $40 to 500.
GREAT BARGAINS.
DRESS GOODS large assortment.
CARPETS, oILCLoTHs and MArTINGs cheap,
Goods delivered at any point in Washington or
Georgetown free Of cost.
WILMER &sLAYMAKER,
my11lm rs and II King street.
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The KNIGHTS TRMPLAR Of this city (Colum-
bia and Washington Commanderies) win attend
the Grand Encampment OF Templars at wis
Transport, Pa, to commence on the 18th inst
They are now making preparations to that end.
and will leave here on the $50 q. m. train on
Band. Senator Mcdonald, p. G. NJ. Of Tenn
plars, b. b. French, and other distinguished
members Of the fraternity will accompany the
and proceed in company with them to Pennsvi.
vania. 'i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-13

he WALHALLA AND BIoPLAsrIc Tsorpps
are sun drawing large audiences at Wau,s
OpeIa house, and their beautiful entertain
men. u well deserving Of the success thew meet.
t nn 60 en.,,e cnange Of programme Is announced
~. o-ngnt, with new star artists, q new panfo-
m mn. ana the browning hydraulic wonder. the
Illuminated Fountain Of Waters, with An entire
change of grouping A @A e"ehe
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IN the Interference existing between the inyen-
uons OF Edwin Strain and j. B. Blanchard.
both OF Boston, for an open eyed sewing
macnlne needle, the Commissioner of Patents
has decided In favor of and awarded the nata,,t
70 ot1ain. MT. Manyadier, Of Boston, appeared
i9r Biancl ard, and A. H. & X. X. Evans. of
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RKsIanAIIoN OF CORPORATION OrrrcKRs.-
resignation to Mayor Bowen this morning And IL
was accepted, as also those Of w. H. Shorter.
messenger, and Perry Carson, Waterman. DR..
Iindau Will probably remain for q few DAYS TO
give MS successor, Mr.. Morris Pitcher, an insight
into the work Of the Office. Sidney w. Herbert.
one OF the ecavengers OF the Fifth Ward, re,
mgneo, and Mayor Bowen accepted the resigua-
ton to take effect to-day.
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On motion OF Mr.. Pope, Messrs. Barton and
Burgess were appointed to escort the President
Mr. Lewis, Of the Third Ward, moved that
Mr.. Arthur shepherd be chosen Secretary of
the Board.
MT. Piper said that SO far as he was concerned
ne should vote for person who has always been
known as republican. He would, therefore,
amend by inserting the name OF H. A. Hail.
Mr.. Burgess endorsed Mr.. Hall.
the platform on which Mr.. Emery was elected,
when they assert that Mr.. Shepherd is not q
Mr.. Piper said Mr.. Shepherd was secretarv
Of the deadlock branch Of the Council two
years ago.
The question was taken by yeas and nays on
the adoption Of the amendment, and 1t resulted
IN the negative, Is follows: Yeas, Messrs.
Brown, Brooks, Burgess, Carraher, Freeman,
Gaines, Moulden, Murray and Piper, 0. Nays
u.
The yeas and nays were then taken on the
original motion, and it was agreed to by vote
of IL to Q; and Mr.. Shepherd was declared duly
elected secretary OF the 6sth Council.
MIR. Pope nominated Mr.. John II. Freeman rs
messenger, and he was declared duly elected.
Mr.. Barton submitted q resolution empower
ing the President to appoint q reading clerk to
the Board, which was agreed TO-, and the Chair
appointed as such officer Mr. Richard w. Tomp-
kins.
At this juncture a committee from the upper
Board appeared In the chamber, and announced
that that Board had organized, and that they
were ready to meet in joint session.
Mr.. Piper offered q resolution that the rules
Of the Sixty-seventh Council be adopted.
Mr.. Freeman moved an amendment that each
meeting be opened with prayer. which was
adopted, and as amended the resolution was
adopted.
Mr.. Piper offered resolution that commit
tee be appointed to inform the Board Of Alder
men Of the organization; agreed to.
Messrs. Barton, Bassett, and Gaines we're APP
pointed, and the Board took recess to attend
the joint conventionreportedb below.
On the Board being called to order after the
joint convention had been dissolved,
Mr.. Barton called mp the resolution Of the
Aldermen for the appointment of . commission
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1urther extenOeQj out IL Will certainly never be
taken away from any part OF our citizens until
We are ready to acknowledge that government
by the people is a failure. Applause.
Those who opposed the extension OF suffrage
cepting the situation; and whatever the reasons
for their opposition, it now only remains for
them and for us to do our whole duty in provid-
ing for those who hold the mighty power Of the
ballot in their hands, and for all in our midst,
the NEST ample means OF true education and
improvement.
Ii there are any among us who are blind to
these truths, who will not accept even UNI
changeable facts, and who seek to make war
upon the vested and constitutional rights Of any
with such persons, and no political favors to
0ff'G fully concur s in sSs great settlement of
rights, now q part of the Constitutions; and
as fully concur in the statement that the
attempt in this city, by the use Of worn-out po-
ting in the contest over past issues, and by
party discipline to array one race in perpetual
and useless hostility to another, is an insult to
principles. 1 am equally opposed to the attempt
to form white mans party or black mans
party. Both are alike uncalled for, and inju-
rious to the people. lvoicee-''That's sos" and
may be pardoned for Saying thus much on the
general aspect Of affairs, sndfn definition Of my
position, as 1t is not probable that shall again
desire, 30 far as practicable, to be aided in
the discharge OF the duties OF Mayor By men OF
proved capacity and integrity, who axe in full
sympathy with my feelings and purposes, and
with whom / can labor in perfect accord. 1t
will be my aim to secure the services Of such
men.
To the large number who preferred another
for the ONCE to which 1 have been chosen,
have only to say that the fair and manly exer-
else of an undoubted right has In no way dimin-
ished my appreciation Of them rs free citizens,
and has not made them liable to any unjust
discrimination. My sincere desire is to Rar-
monize every element, IL possible. 1t is our
business to promote the Welfare of every
class Of our citizens. ami not of a ia
vored few. Let US ali unite In an honest
effort for the greatest good to the
greatest number and for the steady and health
ful growth Of our beloved city. That there
should be q harmony of sentiment and unity
OF action for this paramount object is my ardent
desire.
shall endeavor to lay before you, rs early rs
practicable, my views In detail in regard TO
various matters claiming our attention. TVocif-
erous cheers, which were taken up BY the crowd
outside.l
, 1870-01-22
MEDICAL,
h,0W to CURE CONSUMPTION.

THE tn .'LosotuY OF DE. scuEScK's ,;nEA1
| NFDU..nE> -El1 PEOPLE tc.c. Ie.sn II kasv th., .
di,e.,ed ye1 sa sto1-ssa necessarily diic4se the "a
s.e sy.teu1f Tho fasnea: 7raeipes Of eoGmoa ten4e
trecf, hft s,a Tho 01drs sho zidleule tho
de a.d ccAtta.e In tho eouEse rhth almost iocs!t.-
LIZ bt.nEs them pE.mauzeT to tho srAyc Living. q
the ins.1iy peosIs d., 81 eosupto variance with
,ae Laws of 4ae il sanat b aren't to al thaf.
eT or ia.er uai7Er will reYentd he1 SEX Hence and
tho pefseEs Mao indu:f4 TO IN the us ct
rich sr Indeettb'e :bo1 O. Int '1icasins drinks. il
| vatIa3Iy pay heavy ptaslsy IN the enc. Tie
stouaa.1 btcocea e!4S.Iercs: a.d rc!Es&s to stt
the live fails fe.fcr:u ita :zuct!1us. dys7c5fz
a1i it, =t Hdent ts1!s foloE. cs etl the suffering
iudivldual.e+r.iss in e:celrE to :.c tha.oHshIJ
ylo1cd idea u tic pa.- u. SCHE Huk'S medicines
arc re,onmer ed 10 ait teet. They arins late and
ecr:1tn relief EA<sevcs :hf! uted di.ec,et a1d
al shat II ncece 1r ia essA Aa th=t reErtaoa with
ese1r sIrs LA. sr woman IL TIC And h ii. Aad
impartial tzial Of et Let these who x2erticaf
this point sad .hc have permitted .esd pefaonx
to prejudice theta rst these E6w celebrated
tes fcE tentunrtien, deeald aEef pset9trr4 and ba
gu<e3zed By the ps.1ep;es ef Feeso2 md comman
the sJsten y disocdtfrd. tepcnd op3n il, in
nine easts out Of ten tt5 tsat Of the tcfder viii bo
found ii the ttoM.th It'd uye-. 70 s3e3a4c 3ad in
vtsor.ie tie stomach I'D to stiru.a.- tat lirtr to
healthy Ac:iaH. Use
SCukSCHTS MASDRAEE PILS.-Ttp daily tn.
trtEaE drIoasd for there pills th- tcst c!.e3c, Of
tke Sslue- 7A7utaads uru thousands Of <,xe1 80
sold asiy~ Why: 6!mrly b,s-ase they act promptly
and e!uetsatly- lasnids " 80 Nsy not En3 II con.
reaiens to sall On d SHRSr In pc..pn are t..3.-
81 that TIL! and eoa7ke eeet-Ea Tor uae Accompany
each pa-EA&e Ct the
SEAHEAD TDNlu.-Thrte medlcioea will cusr eot.
sutup:ieu. une.o the css IT, seue taa. the po.
tIcnt l. eo.1ei- 3eyo.d the reseh :7-e u rrltct
II may be.s4s1 By th4e7 1ho IRA ~ famttf.. WITH
tie sGtaes ot th-ss eEr4, rcrssGirs, How d. Dr..
SOHEScA'S uetxsncz eEe-t theis wonderful eu,rs II
eontuupt*n:"
The aEsErsis ai'sp4r ore They be-:n tLeir WORK
Of Ect:orattea r. bringing h- sto;naeh 7sr ard lo.
els t1to active. hessay condition Il !, feod th.r
, 1870-01-22

Treasure TroFc Dedication Re-
ported Fight Betxsccn tho OknKes
ana Apnchez-Tho Weather.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LAWRENCE, Jan. II.
A farmer, reading nine ntles from this city, haa
discovered some rsre relics. While building q
fence near ledge Of rocks, he found piece
Of eleganuy-ca -ca1ved wood Upon u31ng to
pick It up. It crumoied to dqlt.
and unique. ScEap1ng the dust uway. he fouud
Two stveI Eedasr, the largest OF which u some
three luches In d1aneier. bearing On one aide
the BIti!ah coat Of a1Is, and upon the other tue
bust Of George Ill, with tue inscription, 1GtoE.
gus ILL, Del GFauh." The tued2ls were connect
cd With gold crain. The asusIles one has upon
oce side tho following Inscription: "Second
Presidency Of George Washang.on, MOcC3CFl.f
The rudeI has been onered $500 for The smaller
medal.
Last evening the nne new hhll erected b. Ar.
Pool WAS formally dedicated, and chrtstened
"liber1J HAIL. Speeches were MAde BY EaT. IL.
E.lu, l. g. kt!!ocnr II r.. ReyroldA John spear,
Goyfrntr Rohinson, aud ctheIs. The h1ll Is the
nuest weet OF 81. Louis
i Southern hsnaas PAPER reports bAtt.e be-
tween the otA9e4 aoa Apacnes, on the Lstlc Eer-
d'eIia. IN Nhlca the Qsa2es were beaten and lost
1U0 men.
Weather Eery x.sm, With Indications Of ss.u.
, 1870-01-22

The bill TaS then teal third time, the yeas
and Lays ordered on ,ts pa.sage, anu before the
vote YES tslen several Democratic Se1aora e1.
rlaired Rhy they snuut zoe ngaius; tue tIli.
hich Was p23sed-Jeas, Ii; mars. la a strtct
party vote.
On motion pl MI. SHERMAN, tue cu,fepcy bill
Was taken up. und laid over on orders,
ADJOURNMENT.
The Senate, Mt 6:a0 adjourned till Monday
HOUSE OF KEpHESENCATIVEa
THE WAYS AND MEASa couMIrTFE.
ME SCIiESCK, Chairman OF the Committee on
Wars aud Meats. pptaIpea leave Tor ihat CONF
pItfee to iii during the session. Of ne House AID
Al tho same tine 0t,fed thc Hnnaa .hnt he ar
pectet ytrY earj7 pest yecE. pr1sapiy Monday.
10 report 10 The fIouse inc 1eyidton al thc Tarin
h1ls aud that after ia being rfported snt nrdeYed
tr;1ls Ell he vculd move 81 tie rtt 1tttrr panor-
iuni1J 10 70 into Committee Of TIC Wnole to lake
m tbn re- sftfnn of thc InIt rraI 1ay Ia
Tur nIsEInn AM rnsxrscy CnwXt rrvr
Mr., GAKFIELD ci,.alued Igsye for ihe Cou-
Ynit.ce On Hankfro AMI; Cn1ercy IN sIt dn1tnr fhe
Session or ne Ueise. eA~
9>-'8 ~ 'o pptr ,rr nY,,s
rne 11orpa ,.tre.dsa ~ 1ns ,re,resa nr N.
,nnrnirr hont r. the rnn.,ner,t.n,, ~ ,etrsve ns
His 7 tf ~ e ~AAeA ~ fA'f0'0
''''0' n.wrs, srrvcu
Aftcr several f,nf nren ARID uno, hfr RITZ
IEK nf 1Jaeanctnsa.;u InnTat M r.,.nns,G -
INN ~ 1nfs fnat hc fn,y1hf rsr,a~ ,ra 1nsnas
III co1ea ora fIjoa esS 1zhma Whna er@nmen, hed ~
cnYnr fTnT fa1te I,nn.rstun. Irr ~ - tna to.t. 0
, 1870-01-22
GEORGIA.,
Letter from Virgil 11tt1ycr-Dcfcncc
OF Governor isusiock-The EXAM
luAxi9n Before tho Military Board.

Letter from Virgil Iaitlycr-Dcfcncc
of Governor isusiock-Tho Exam
lnMxiou before tho Military Board.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ATLANTA, Jan. 81.
Virgil HIItyer, MEMBER Of the House IN this
6tate, and prominent Republican, this mosning,
In communication to Senator Warner, replies to
C2idWsll's communication to Bingham on the
Present eituatlon IN Georgia. An 2ble defence ia
nade Of the course pursued By Governor Bullock
In selecting Harris to organize the House. He
sayA II 1s eVdtnti uldee the laE that
pe1EoEB claiming membership could not sd-
minister oaths to themselves, nor authorize
persons 10 call the Toll, or keep q record Of the
rereoua, It Was clear 1t should be done By the
GorernoE or General Terry. It WAS to cs1TJ out the
act, ard ehfUfCe IT, that Governor a2p0luted
CLERK pro ffnl. The Democrats and ConieIer-
att - cotfp'ted togetle for the pu1poss OF selz-
ing The State Government. BY cooceated aud
ftttt matte rtllcy respecting taxing oashA To
defeat this, GcueIal rtIIy organized MILITARY
Beard, iLqutr Eg Into Ihtif eligibility. ul1lyer
centt!ess speaks for ai the Republican party IL
ctfeLce Ct Bullock. aad IerEg, bryant, Cs'd Tell.
aud Il few ottcia. Tno have entirely cut loose, no
and comfort to the enemy.
Before the Mlntars buard to.da7 further testt.
moly Naa taken, AID arguments suhaltted In the
cssts Of nEe Senators. Each required ao hour IN
reading. The arguments OF coansel for the re-
epoudtnts allied particularly to overthrow Adj
luranr GeQfrA Fa1tenb Official opinion with
reference TO SotaItes and Smaller oGlcers z The
examination, w1th the exception OF the case OF
ore mar, sick. Will probably close tomorrow.