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Col. Taggart gets or with = Pine. anu
NO Imprfsonmeuf

FHILADRLPHIA, April gq.-.Iohn Tacyarf OF
The Sunddg Trass, convicted OF libel on Man
sger Fox, OF the American Variety Theater,
NAs 70 day sentenced by Judge PaNsn % nav a
was sentenced 10 pay a fine Of $50 and costs.
beiore sentence was pronounced, Mr. TAgrart
submitted 10 the judge certain letters from tie
prosecutor, sent 20 his family, a. mitigation for
me libel complained OF. The Letters are so
70 oe unnt Tor publication, but had the effect IN
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, April ga construction traiu
r3n INTO c6ttle train south OF kOkOmo ahout
noon to-day. The engine and several cars were
thrown from the track, and q brakemsn kf'Icl
ne southWard bound trains were consi ier Al /,
delayed.
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Steamer Disabled

kET WEST, April 29.-The steamer City OF
Galveston, New York, April p IS. twisted tho
Tortugas and returned TO this port last uioi,f.
She will probably be tOwed 20 Galveston.
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The View York hank statemen,

NEW YORK, April 25.-The following j. fhs
weekly bank statement Loan. increase, - 336
132; specie, increase, ~ $50 ,3l1; depOslts in
crease, 5,lSs 40; circulation, decrease a..
legal tenders, increase, -, SIS, sos.
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Cable EIni.heh

CHARLoTTETCwN, PRISCE EDWARDS Is
LAND, April 29.-1he New York. NewfBuuI 4
land and London Telegraph COmpany's cable
connecting ths island with New Brunswick
was repaired yesterday afternoon.
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NV lOkk, AprII Z'.-Ihe CITY oomptrOller
IN q circular, says the total amount which
can be raised under operation for the tax lev,
THIS year will fall short ~ 200 OC0 OF the Auourt
~ estimated Tor the several departments aud
the city and county governments, incIudinv
the state taxes. A considerable dedu .tioE
must be made in the expenditures OF the oitS
anu county government the ensuing year.
IL becomes necessary that the estimate ex-
penses Tor the pres mt year lie rev SCI, fOT "a
purpose OF giving data for ult mate acton N
conforming 10 the required reduction Of expeu-
lures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

j. SELLA MART,N RssIGSs.-w. t. b lcf-
ford, Of Alabama, has been appointed special
ssent OF TIE Post Ofice Department for the
states OF Alabama and Mississippi, vice Rev j.
Sella Martin, resigned.
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From Kew York.

Rdilrodd DirideRd-An Artist Gone 10 Europ,.
NEW YoHK, April 29.-The Cleveland ana
Pitfsburg railroad company has declared a
semi annual dividend OF 2x per cent, payable
May 15th.
VIM. Bradford, the artist, sailed to-day on the
steamer baltimore for Enylsnd. He takes the
picture called "Arctic Summer painted for
Commodore Fishbury.
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A Cuban Captain Csptured and Gar

HAVANA, April 2s.-Adyices from Santiago
De Cuba say the Spanish guerilla Col. Beni'eE
encountered the Insurgents at CieDoga Abeia-
cos, near BOssmO, killing four and taking pri--
oner captain Juan Corona, VINO has been
executed.
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~ApropOs OF the proposal for a Lady,s ard
Gentlernsn's Club in London. the kOrntno al
r,rtiser. fsmilarly known as - the Beery User -
% being me organ OF the brewing interest, re-
marks very uDgsIlantIy: +" The one great com
fort Of club, AZ 1t present constituted, Is that
nc lady can eToes Us threshold"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

NEw YORK, April 29.-The President has
committed the sentence Of Charles Perdu sem
fenced 10 death for burning the ship Charles
Edwards, to twelve years Imprisonment.
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81. LOUIS, April ZJ--The dairymen have
formed an association to resist the enforcement
by the board OF health of the regulations which
have been adopted, requiring them TO furnish
samples OF milk for analy ration previous TO
ceiling IL, and also requiring them 70 keep their
COW stables in strict sanitary condition, and
cease feeding distillery slops TO the cows.
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BAD Break in the Erie Cana,

ROCHESTER, April 3s-There H. very "a 4
break in the Erie Canal near Falrport. Two az
Three boats have passed through. 10 will take
seven weeks 10 repair the damage. 10 IS aisJ
reported that the waste weir near Lyons h4s
gone ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

TIE PRESIDENT received but few visitors to-
day, being busily engaged most of the time with
members O. the Cabinet in attending TO matters
OF business which accumulated during his
absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

- r. SyLy ssTER. OF Maine. and Fl. q. wag-
oEsr- q Colorado have appointed first class
clerks n tEe Pen>lon Oaice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

GEN. SFIrSER is decidedly better today. an
thinks he viii be able 10 sail for Europe on
XtGrtslay newt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

SECFETARY BoEEsuS lets here on THURSDAY
evening tcr Ms home in Philadelphia, and VII
return Oh Monday.
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The Ten Tour Law for Cbt,dreu
Reported Death of ThaIber

BOsToS, April 29.-The ten hour bill, amended
10 apply only 70 minors under Is passed thu
House by vote Of l3l to %.
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Dir. W. ". COECORAN Is more comfortable
to-day, We are glad to say, having rested better
lsst night. The upward progress OF the erysipe-
las N his leg has again been STAYED and there is
some hope that the physicians may prevent its
reaching any vital part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

INTERNAL REySSUS The receipts fr9m this
source today were Ss5.575 90. makinga to:a. r,r
TIE month Of April Of - $50 $3.50.
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NAVAL ORDERS TO-CAY.-COmmander ). =
SuackenbUSh has been ordered TO dnty as In
spector OF SuppliS5 at the Norfolk Navy Yard.
Lieut. Commander Charles W. Kennedy. Lieuts
Murray =. Day and Rufus Waterman, and
Master Edward W kemey have been ordered
70 duty in the Cost Survey.
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PROMOTED TO BEREAE ADNIEAL.*Rear Adj
miTal Ii 5rry Wake, L. :. y, has been placed
uPon the retired list, az his own request, and
Commodore Ierj. r Sands Superintendent Of
the Naval Dbser vatOrv n a. been promoted to the
grace 81 Rear Admired 20 I'll the vacancy. Adj
miral Wake wOuld have been retiredin Deem
beT next, but II Vuested that he be retired new in
order 20 promote Offices below E!Tn on the list
y mn o. r james Aid-n, Chief OF the Bureau
.. Navigation, will also I've promoted to the
grade CT Rear Admiral IL the course OF a month
tGO.
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Election Of Omcers Of View York stoen

day nominated for president Of the Stock Ex-
change. Mossrs. r. l. Cutting and 8. 81 Sands
were nominated - members Of the eovernins
A. PuIdy.
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Prussiaps Guns Against the Com.
The British Crown Lands the Prom.
erty Of the PeOple

J'driidment 50 DECIDES Agdinyt the MinistrV.
LONDON, April 29-In the House of Commons
last night Mr.. Cowper Temple submitted a
motion in favor OF the reservation Of part of the
tipping forest for public park. The motion
was opposed by Lowe and Gladstone because
Il e property belonged to the Crown and not TO
the public. Harcourt argued that the public
were the owners of the ground and not the
Crown. Upon division there was q majority
of lMl AGAINST the
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Washington News and Gossip.

TEE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan to-day
ore : ID nln
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Indians ObstFucting the Kansss Pa.
cf0c Railroad

ST. LOUIS, April 29.-Between two and three
hundred Indians appeared on the Kansas Pa
cine railroad yesterday, between Eagle Tail and
IL Is supposed they are . portion OF the band
that recently entered Monotony under O white
nag TO trade with the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

APPOINTMENTS OF CLKRKs.-The follow ing
appointments OF first class clerks in the Pension
once were made yesterday: George White,
District OF COlumbil; J. +. Medbury, Visions, n:
WelkeT Giyin, Ohio, Charles T. Beal, Name W.
l.. Cook, Pennsylvania, John Mccormick, Nir-
giuia, and James I. Elliott, Michigan.
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TIE FEE'IpsS anu General Porter returned
1 trl d 9. rvenirr-
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DfsappeaBaDee Of . Reveuue ColIec.
tor with 100000 Of Government
FuD0a
ST. LOUIS. April pa dispatch from Spring
field, Mo-, says the report Is current there that
George ID. Arner, u. 3. revenue collector for
that district, has disappeared with some $1,000
Of government funds.
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Movements OF Steamers.

LONDON, April 29.-Fhe steamship Cuba from
New lort, touched Queenstown last evening.
The steamer PtnBsy lvania, from New York.
also touched Queenstown last night. The
steamship Assyria, from ST. Johns, y. s., has
arrived at the Clyde. The steamship Yoming,
from New York, arrived at Liverpool 20 -Ciay.
The Port Glasgow, from Bristol, England. for
Quebec, has foundered at sea.
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ANOTHER CHANGE AT WEST POIST.-Capt
Alexander :. Clark, 9Th cavalry, has been
relieved from duty at West Point Military
Academy, TO take effect July 1st next, an I
granted permission 70 delay joining his cOmpsnv
until october LIST next; and Captain Robert H.
Hall, 10th infantry, has been ordered to report
foT.duty 10 the Superintendent OF the Academy
ON the ist Of July next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

NIsCOUST GoDERICH, son OF the Earl de G rev,
gave grand ball and supper last evening to
the younger members of the various families
with who N he has become acquainted during his
stay IN Washington. The entertainment wss a
very elegant one, and greatly enjoyed BIZ those
who were 80 fortunate a. to be present.
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A DRKApFUL CBEAT.-Some 20,

NEW hoRR,April 29.-It is reported, by cable,
that 1halberg, the pianist, is dead.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associates Press Reports.
FROM UROPE TO-DAY.
The Civil War in France.
FIERCE Taar1Na.
General Attack by the versaIIltsts-
Fort Issy tn he stOrmed-Insur~
gents Captured and Shot.
Ietf9repAed Ezc'ESireiy 10 The Erenino Star.
An Empty Honor.
PARIS, April 2, Thursday noon.-Regault
has been nominated for procureur by the COM
mune.
Fugit1ves IN om Paris 70 yersatIIes
VERSAILLES, April %, THURSDAY night
Three new batteries will open to morrow, Two
thousand persons ted from Paris 10 this place
yesterday.
More Shooting of Prisoners.
PARIS, April 2, Thursday evening. Yes.
terday, in reconnaissance OF the IS5th bat
talon from the barricades az Villeneuf forty
communists were surrounded by the Versailles
cavalry. The communists retrested. but four
were captured and Immediately shot one OF
the captured regained the lines in a diving state
and was taken to the Bicetre hospital
Mcmahon
Mcmahon is at Chateau Becon.
Desperate straits Of the Reds.
AT issy the sailors have abandoned their guns
and the fort is scarcely tena3le. Hospital Nee
ker, IN the Rue de Sevres, with AS beds is mn
civilians are forced 20 tight, and also those
wounded in the late war. The nationals ar
dressed as sailors, TO entice loyal sailors 20 de-
sert. Yesterday, about fifty men and bows
hanging around the northern railway station
were surrounded and pressed into service.
Fort Issy I'm Danger.
. NERsAILEs. April p, via LONDON, April y.
Marshal Mac Mahon went TO Reml so day and
returns tonight. Fort IsSy scarcely replies to
the Versailles batteries, An attack upon HE
fort is imminent.
General Attack by the VersaiIIists.
PARIS, April y, via LONDON, April 2}-Thers
has been heavy firing today sOIth and weston
the city. 1t slackened during the forenoon, but
Il now violent. The Nersaillists are attacking
all points simultaneously. The erection or
barracks IN the interior OF the city has been
Fastened. The Commune has made a requisi-
tion Tor 100000 francs upon the railway corn
pantes. Provisions arrive but seldom and are
growing scarce.
CIuseret Yields 10 Bismarek.s he.
mand 40 Release the Ecciesiastics.
BERLIN, April y, eVenmg.-General Cluseret
has replied 10 the intercession of Gen. ia hrice
that he will propose TO the Commune to release
the Archbishop OF Paris and other ecclesisstics
new in prison.
RepUlse of the Insurgents
LONDON, April 29.-The Tunes special state
that at daybreak yesterday the insurgents a.
tackled Les Moulineceaux, Pierre, Clamart, and
Chatillon, but were repulsed.
Prussfans Guns Against the Com.
mufsts.
Ddily Nelcs special SAYS the Ministry OF
War accuses Theirs Of using Prussian guns aud
mitraillueses. lt is POSSIBLE that before long
the central committee will attempt to arrest the
members Of the Commune.
Telegraph special says il is expected that
Fort lssy will be STONED to- night. All com
muDication between Paris departments will
probably be stopped the railroad COMPANIES
refusing to pay the Commune the money de-
n anded Of them.
The Rrttfsh Croxxu u.u5s A.. n
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FISASCIAL AND CONMERCIAL-DurinR the
week ending to-day the Treasurer of the United
States has received from the printing division
So GOO in fractional Currency. During the
same PERIOD there was forwarded to national
banks and DE tgnsted repositories S2..52, III in
notes and 81 :. e.6S in fractional currency sThF
amount or fractional currency redeemed ana
DESTROYED during the week was Sct}i 100. The
amount OF securities held by the Treasurer OF
the niied states in trust for national banks
reported to-day, were a. follows: For cireula-
uhg notes, S35o.oSI GOO. for deposits OF public
moneys, Sl5,1 l6s OO0-total, sal ISL 100.
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PARIS, ApTll ., via LONDON, April 2}.-Thers
has been heavy firing today OIth and west of
the city. 1t slackened during the forenoon, but
Il now violent. The Nersaili lists are attacking
all points simu ltaneously. The erection OF
barracks IN the interior OF the city has bean
FASTENED. The Commune has made a reouisi-
non Tor 2,OJoOOO francs upon the railway com
pantes. Provisions arrive but seldom and are
growing scarce -
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More Shooting OF Prisoner

PARIS, Apnl q, THURSDAY evening YES.
terday, in reconnaissance of the Is5th hat
talon from the barricades az ViIleneuf. forty
communists were surrounded by the Versailles
cavalry. The communists retreated, but four
were captured and Immediately shot. one OF
the captured regained the lines in a diving state
and was taken TO the Bicetre hospital
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Mcmahon.
Mcmahon is at Chateau Becon.
Desperate straits Of fine Rads

AT Issy the sailors have abandoned their guns
and the fort is scarcely tena5le. Hospital Nee
ker, in the Rue de Sevres, with AS beds is f1T
civilians are forced 70 tight, and also those
wounded In the late war. The nationals ar
dressed as sailors, TO entice loyal sailors 70 de-
sert. Yesterday, about fifty men and bovs
hanging around the northern railway station
were surrounded and pressed into serEice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29
Fort Issy In Danger.

VERSAILLES, April p, via LONDON, April y.
Marshal Mac Mahon went TO Reull so day and
returns tonight. Fort Issy scarcely replies 10
the Versailles batteries, An attack upon me
fort is imminent.
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CIuseret Yields 10 Bismarek.s ne.
mand 90 Release the EcclesiasIIc.

BERLlN, April y, evenmg.-General Cluseret
has replied 10 the intercession Of Gen. Fabrice
that he will propose 70 the Commune to release
the Archbishop OF Paris and other ecclesisstics
new in prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM UROPE TO-DAY
The Civil War in France.
FIERCE FIGHTING
Generai Attack by the VersaIIItsts
Fort Issy tn he stOrmed-IusuF-
gents Captured and Shot,
IeIfgrepAed E1e'Esirely 10 The Erenina Star.
An Kmpty Houar

PARIS, April 2, Thursday noon.-Regauli
has been nominated for procureur by the COM
mune.
Fugitives IN om Paris 10 yersAtIIes
VERSAILLES, April q, THURSDAY night
Three new batteries will open to morrow. Two
thousand persons Ted from Paris to this place
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

he 81 7TofSent ~ WosaH - Ban0laTs-f
keTekanf kErdsrsd on a Street Car n Fgo...--
tag LddssE.
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LONDON, April 2s--rhe Tunes special state
that at dsybreak yesterday the insur gents at
tackled Les MouliDeceaux, Pierre, Clamart, and
Cbatillon. but were ranulsed. -
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-10


THE LOCAL INSURANCE Co.-Mr. Hew.
EFT informs us that the prospects for the
local insurance company arc good. We
hope our people will take hold and secure
the establishment of this branch. II
should be desire on the part of every
business man to keep the money in the
county. and the company offer very lib.
eral inducements to local board of 'di'
rectors, who do the business Of loaning
money for them. We understand that
Orer sir hundred dollars ,cas sent ont OF
the county to one company last month II
SO, il is time some company made pro
visions to loan it here.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-10
SyIigIFE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF an execution issued ont Of
} and under the seal of the Circuit Court OF Blu
chanan county. Iowa. in favor OF Ingram, kenne-
dy & Day. and a.'ai:st the goods and clatfels,
Iauds and len ements Of James Farrs and S. l..
WILMER, have levied upon the following desert
bed property. viz
Lots No ajs. aea :. g. H. IL. III. H. Is, 10, %, 90 30,
81 p H. II. 40. ~ 80 81 81. 81. 81. ~ -, 80 Us, y,
Buchanan County. Iowa: also lots :, -, 90. II and
il and IL feet on the south side of LOT No. in
Wilmer & Scarls' subdivision OF the villa"e Of
Jcs5p. b icl,anan County. Iowa, and I feet south
of said 'o' No. aud adjoinin" thereto, in said
sub-di,i sion yilagc, county and S'ntc, taken as
the property of defendant $. l.. wilmer; also lots
No AZ a,., 40. .,,l and %, in the via~e Of Jcs-
up, Buchanan County. Iowa; also lots No. 3. in
block No. 1. and lots No |, !. 3, 4, - in block No.
s, and lots No ,. 4, 4. in block No Z, and lot No
in block No a. in BreniZcr's addition to the vii
la.e Of Jesup, in Buchanan County. Iowa; also
the north west quarter of the northeast quarter,
and the southwest quarter of the northeast quar-
ter. and the northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter. aud the southeast quarter Of the north
east quarter. all in section sixteen, township
cirhty-e ght range ten. and the northeast quarter
of the southeast quarter. and northwest quarter
of the south -east quarter in section sixteen town
ship eighty -ci hit. rance ten. and the northeast
quarter. the northwest quarter, the southwest
quarter and the southeast quarter. all in the
northwest quarter of section sixteen. aud the
southwest quarter Of section sixteen. all in town
ship eli rhty EIGHT range ten aud all being in Bu-
chanan Comfy. Iowa. and the property Of the de-
PENDANT. james Farris.
Which property NJ above Described. will offer
for sale Mt Public Auction. at the East door OF the
Court House. in the city OF Independence, on Sat
urlay. the lth day Of March. a. u. 1871. a ?
O'Clock r. NJ, of said day. to the highest bidder,
to satisfy said Execution and costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Shcrifr's Oflice Independence.
$1,000 February 3, ISL 31-sW
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-10

NEWSPAPERS AND THEIR LEADERS. -
The following extract ftom in address
before a press association by Horace
Greeley, will be verified by the experience
of every editor: While The fact of this
one sided appreciation is noted. it is not
prob ,bic that the Tribune philosopher,
or any other editor, thinks ofconpl ,inin.
Of it. 1t belongs to the business. Bette.
such notice than no notice 1T all
at is strange how close the people re I'd
the ptpers. We never say anything that
anybody don't ike bat what we sooll
hear Of it, But if once in Il while VIZ
happen to say good thing, we ncvc,
hear Of that-nobnly seems to MOTTO
that. We my pay some man u hun'fel
compliments, and give him dozen puis
ana he tl'scs it rs / tribute to hi, gre It
ness and never thinks anything about il
never thinks it does him any good
Bat if we happen TO say something thu
very man don't like, OF something thu
he imlgincs reflects on him or his charac
ter, see how quick he flies up and get,
mad about it,. All our evil is duly chary
ed to us. but we never. apparently, ge
any credit for what good we do"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-10

Coop WORDS We find in the Man
chester correspondence of the Dubuque
HeraId the following apprcciative men
ton Of our city:
"A trip to Independence yesterday
convinced me that Manchester is not til,
Only wide awake city in central Iowa 10y
any means The streets were literally
crowded with teams, and everybody
seemed to feel good naturcd. ! dom
know whether it is IL way tho.c lndcpcn
dence people have or whether it was put
on for the occasion. | know, however
that it is very pleasant to meet such goo(
| naturcd people in ones wanderingS
Dinner at the Montour House could not
be cxcelcd Surely Mr. Purdy need new
or wait for late dinner hours to give hi'
guests an appetite, for an epicnre wonl'
| have rcished the dinucr set before then
yesterday.
1t WAS my intention to visit the Asy
lu:n, but circumstances prevented. The
hours flew f,stcr than had ny idea OF
| and before | was aware Of it, it was
was train time az lin, and rs my far
Iougli extended only to the first dowf
train, | was Obliged to defer my visi
| there until next time"