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New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
THE QUAKER MEETINGS.

The Orthodox Branch of the Society OF
Friends began the regular business sessions Of their
yearly meeting at their Westinghouse in Twentethst,
yesterday morning. There were 20 ministers present
from other yearly meetings, among whom were John H.
Douglas OF Indiana Edward Young OF Ohio j. A. Grin
nell OF Tennessee VIM. Wtherel OF Canada, Edith Grit
fh of North Carolina, Caroline Talbot OF Ohio and Ez-
abeth Cumstock On Wednesday the meeting OF the rep
resentatives from the quarterly meetings were held and
on Tuesday there q select meeting Of the members
and elders Yesterday the morning session was taken
up with the reading Of the credentials OF the ministers,
and the letters from the various yearly meetings IN En-
gland Ireland and the United States In the afternoon,
Robert L. Murray and Augustus Tabor were chosen
clerks and committee OF q appointed to prepare
letters TO each OF yearly meetings The women held
separate meeting, and transacted similar business
The Unitarian Quakers held their final session yester-
day morning. The Committee appointed for the purpose
read letters prepared for the various yearly meetings.
and the Convention approved them. Remarks were
made by several OF the ministers and elders, aBd tho
meeting adjourned at u o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH BURGLARS.

NEw.LoNDoN, June 2.-The Sheriff arrived
from Greenpor L. t. last night having In custody the
burglars who robbed the most extensive drygoods es
tabshment in this city Tuesday night OF 5000 worth
Of goods and 5000 in money from the SAFE The
Sheriff had been informed that boat, containing two
suspcousookng characters had crossed the Sound to
GreenpOrt at early hour Wednesday morning, and
he followed in pursuit. The Sheriff. seeing stranger
near the railroad depot in Greenport making inquiries
concerning the departure Of the trains for
rested him suspicion but the man drew pistol and
threatened TO fire. The Sheriff, who Is onearmed vet
eran was compelled 10 let the 90 in order TO draw
his own pistol when the burglar fed. The Sheriff and
the burglar then empted their revoyers at each other
while running the latter being wounded In the leg n
great crowd then joined in the pursuit. and in going
through cOpse some OF the pursuers fell over man
concealed in the underbrush. The man sprang 10 his
feet and drew pistol but was instantly feled TO the
ground, Both men finally secured ana Drought
back to Greenport. The man found In the woods had
three pistols and bowiefe on his person In the af-
ternoon boat was found with the stolen property on
board One thousand dollars OF the money was also re-
covered. The thieves have been committed Tor exam
inatO
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

Numerous letters have recently been received at the
Treasury Department incosing small sums which have
been placed in the conscience fund To-day was
ceived postmarked "New-York," in which the writer
says: think this may be due the United States
Treasury for stamps; inclosed is $40"
The Assistant Solicitor Of the Treasury has not yet
rendered an opinion accordance with the request Of
Secretary Boutwell, to whether appeal be made
from the ruling OF Commissioner Pleasonton in the New
York Central Railroad case.
Argument was commenced to-day In the Bowen big
amy case but concluded. Counsel for the Govern
Jury believe the purpOrng be the record OF the
divorce ia New-YOrk was obtained by fraud, or not
copied from the original papers they cannot regard II az
a decree Of divorce. II II true copy II l. void II
the Jury further believe that Bowen and Frances Bowen,
or either them, at the time residents OF the Con-
federate Sate> and If they find that Bowen was sol
der of the Confederate States in 1904 he cannot be
carded as having been citizen OF NewYork at the time
the alleged divorce In Ncw-York obtained.
Among the claims that will before the United
states and Spanish C0mmissOn to commence bust
ness in this city, those of africa Casanova and
Mora, which contained in the official list of the
Secretary of state heretofore sent 10 Congress. This
fact -oses OF recent statements that they have been
excluded and that measures have recently been taken
against spain 10 enforce their consideration.
The Secretary Of the Treasury directs the Assistant
Treasurer NewIOTk to inform the holders OF Three
Per Cent Certificates issued under the acts OF March
1851 and July 25 1Ss bearing date December l6 1861 To
March 10 1865 Of the denomination OF S. 900 each Nos
1874 10 40 inclusive and Of the denomination OF $1,000
each Nos 1885 70 13S inclusive, that the oerncaes
will bc paid prcseutatiOn at his oiice, ana that from
and after July 81 16 uc certificates VIII cease 10 bear
interest and will be longer available rs portion OF
the lawful money reserve in the possession of any Ma
tional Banking Association, The amount OF The certii
Gates described II sl75o,WA
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
TrIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Boston City Council has defeated the East
Boston ire scheme.
The Crisis n Democratic newspaper of Colum-
bps ono. Las been merged uio TIE ohio Staissaan
r ie oierre throughout Gemuy Day of Thanksgiving
The Italian Chamber of Deputies has resolved
- all urgent bls pror the removal Of the Capital to Rome
Two bows who were burned by fiTe-damp ex-
Al ,te Bsckry mines Mners'ile Penn Thursyi died
JestelIag. -
The Pope has sent G0,0O0 francs to the distressed
chests ~ rcrltei objects Tor the churches
d,,,r., ei lsrius the o. &c All hgltug m Pans
... The Second National Bank of New-fork and
National Richmond have been desg dcpOs-
49, .oi imam. a. agents II toe United states.
Five bows attempted 10 escape from the Albany
ali .'r,r one named Jte, Mclnrc an c fom window AMI
"a, =. .er,l, Injured. They weIe al yOung bafgas
THE sruy wing members of the 4ith NeW-Yorl,
yi,lt- n ar iHr eis 9r reunion DO Albany the J
,.t Arsug,1euts l bc made with the mlfoi Ines
Mcubsrs % ae who
90 cpair are uestc their Edward Post
one Boz No /. Albany, n. !.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
THE RoTHsCHILDs OFFER TO TAKE THE DEBT
OF NEW-YORK CITY.

A project to get the consolidated debt OF
the city taken up foreign bankers has been under CON
sderation years among New-York officials The
plan appears to be the eve Of consummation. The
Frankfort branch Of the House Of Rothsehds has pro-
posed to take this debt the securities are issued and
pay the old loans they fall due The Commissioners
Of the Sinking Fund were considering the proposition
yesterday, but no important decision was reached.
Commissioner Connolly says that the arrangement viii
cOnsummated if the ROhscbds will agree to proper
terms, he thinks they will If it is done at ALL 1t viii
by per cent gold bonds 20 about IS The
same Commission makes light Of the city debt
and says he prove that II DC paid IN eight years
by means Of the sinking fund.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
GRIMES AND cAsuALrrEs-BY TELEGRAPH

..Henry P. Moody, age g. hanged himself in
Boston yesterday.
...ChTistopher Trantfelter. who was shot III Balti
Thursday by Thomas Goodrich. dei yestcTisy.
AT Mendocino Cal, a mob has warned all the
Chinese The town 10 leave within tea days perl Of er Ves
Father O'Neil Of Cincinnati and Bishop Wood
Of Phsepha thrown from brgy and badly nCEo Gin
Thursday.
John Knox, printer aged 10. from near Pal
rvri w. committed sude The h.r,oh Cry Hopta eterisy
by eating his throat.
Tucson tArizonai advicos 10 May 90 say there is
rctoT t The Indians ccc; fo-te Ld d.Fen tls
sler tr lave rtorned IIti atb Etl se ld rec
Inlr-tfa ~L- . Ten tA A"t Ltth Ai
aai several wounded
Watson Space, who las been in custody at
Pm M ,eseral daf. sarr % i.et4. No rlr lsu
I,g,a oa gaouot hprl D. AaI s hl4l Actf ytf-aF go
VS. b d a.ze tcc not bssg crer s i io i'.,h zoe 'fue
t m t1, IN enough J sio tle moral r.4i.lriy cd" i' gt
TLolnes Scott ala, join Fox, % noted burglar,
sf,st1 ia,' s,.fa a i .e .t -.-I n Ia
ulotr as4 Os lIfltre a. T, o. tiA. a.t Ir aiD ,' aL
~ la III .i.f r .. I IIH tf.fI .'I iar i1
o.. e itl I M i w ar.cI .. .,nyls ,.o % Ici tl9
" Le islib
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
NOTES FROM THE SUMNER RESORTS.
The term "Gilt-edged Help is applied this

The term "Gilt-edged Help is applied this
season John Morrisseys gambnghouse at Saratoga.
"A bitter rivalry exists between Atlantic City and
Cape May N j. which shall secure fashionable
visitors from Philadelphia. Heretofore the advantage
has been almost entirely with the Cape; but corre
spondent says that unless tie latter becomes immed
ately aroused from the Rip Van Wrinkle slumber into
which it has fallen, Atlantic City will at no distant day
place itself far in the advanceThe Adirondack lakes
abound in trout this season. 1t is still little early for
much travel in that direction but the Spring months
give the best fishing and old sportsmen already
their way to the region Private letters from there state
that the weather has been cold hut shows signs of
Improvement. Martins and the other hotels are open
for visitors and the guides ready-Among the nm
certain for celebrities this season Is that
of Nilsson and Kellogg intending to spend July in
Newport. operate concerts are limited at.
Halls Boston band has been engaged for the Union
Hotel at Saratoga. At the Clarendon Pariatti's band
and orchestra will furnish the music, and Haner's
Brunswick band will entertain the guests Of Congress
Hall.-There is snow yet in some places on the White
Mountains Visitors will not have longing looks in that
direction until July-The Hygea Hotel at Old Point
Comfort, Va is already well fed-A Newport,
about 40 villas occupied. Outof-door concerts
are to be given on Touro Park two or three evenings
each week. through the season. by the brass bands be-
longing the city, The Cliff cottages promise To be the
most fashionable and arstOcratc quarter Of the town
Tile Long Branch Ners says that the rail
road depot, on the arrival OF the evening train
from New-York, begins TO look like Summer
time. The hotel stages. newy-painted and up
holstered, and private earrages In waiting
give the place air of business that is refreshing
after the dullness of Winter Cottage owners and SUM-
mer bOarders arriving earlier than usual this spring,
and there is every indication OF busy ana prosperous
season. - Beside the Old and weLEnown kittatinny
House, the Delaware Water Gap now has another first
class hotel known the Glcnwood House. whose pro-
prietor, Mr. Samuel Alsop, has ju, completed series
OF enlargements and improvements. Glenwood House
stands on an emnence fronting the Delaware Valley,
about three-Guarters OF mile from the WaterGap sta
tion on the Delaware, Lackawanna anal western Rail-
road The Genwood until this year has only aeeomnIO
dated small household Of select guests.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
PERsoNALIrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

go. Gems. Newman and Gilmore, U. = Engineer
Corps have aye 90 Eor'ress Monroe ios the pasc testing new
platforms tJr i5-ltct guns.
Mayor Adams of Portsmouth, " H. has been
missing MONDAY snd he hi uane,tel SYMPTOMS Of iasants
fears eltcrtliucd that be has tied
The Directors Of the Chicago aud North
Western Railroad have reelected the following os: Johs
Icy, Pre alcn ~ l. sykes Vice Peti A. prtehari Secrs
anI re1sfreri g. Rel-sd A. .aat Socr NJ, sD,s.
have teen made 10 ,he other ohcs Gtor g. Dunlap lns ne
t aui Jy,n J. bluli General NIYcrlt.,.t M Inlan h,A
been leeiel beor aud Tesn,d b. r. Alien 81 D. Mones va.
IN vaSe Of John \ Fagmes, dvees.eA
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
THE REV. MIR. CHENEY SENTENCED.

CHICAGO, June 2.-BishOp Whtehouse, this
morning formally passed sentence of degradation in the
Cheney case Mr. Cheney was not present. The Bishop
made brief address the clergy and members of the
Standing Committee present stating that he had hoped
to be spared the painful necessity which now presented
itself for the first time his long epscopae Of degrading
after trial. one of his clergy Mr. Cheneys congregation
still sustain him, and he will continue to conduct the
services In Christ's Church.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
eENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
FRANCE.

FRANCE. yp,soN
,,,o,,pcvNT PRISONERS C0NSIGNhc, c,sE OF THE
u,,Ips AT CHERBoURG-ThE, ,,r ASSEMBLY,
ORLEANS PRINCES BEFORE ALIvE-vICToR
urNRI ROCHEFORT SILL
HUGO IN LoNDoN. ,,no, Friday, June 2, 1871
',n;sts will be imprls-
Two thousahu ...,.oprr Six hundred nave al
oned IN the hulks at enc,
yoady arrived at that por" prnet moved the abroga
,.onobly to-day, NJ pi '''' -- ,,,, ter rnn',h
~ "a. oscription laws as a
hcansIn, and ~ s" -r the motion voted. Several
hatreds oyrbt moved the abrOgaton OF the laws
members OF ,od against the Bourbons. One OF the
speeiap liking in support Of the motion, eonnrmeu
Depuuoo :, the fusion of the two branches OF inc
the toy :, Rourbon. resolution OF urgency was aiSo
.doped in this case ,,. -, ,ho
ro ouestjon Of the validity OF the election OF the
- ae Joinvillel and Duke d. Aumale Will be uis-
~ss6 ON Monday next In the Assembly when it is
hahe the fusion OF the two branches OF the House Vi
fourbon will be officially announced
I,opr Roehefort is to be tried by Military Commission
.oorroyy on the charge Of melting civil war ana p-
laee The search concealed arms continues In Pars'
The French press s discuss the question Of the future
character Of the Government. and are nearyIuhahou
for Republic The journal des Dtbas says the men Oh
tbe 4th Of September have ouved their time' othei
papers support Theirs and the Republic protest agns'
monarchca intngues and demand the transfer to 'ne
Assembly TO Paris The Gdulos says Paris must submit
10 the win of France The Steele advocates extensive
decentralization of the Administration. The Jotrnd
as Dbqs expresses its astOnshment at the perssency
of the Assembly in holding aloof from Paris Inc fai
Journal considers the appointment of NJ Leranc 10 the
Ministry of the Interior and Of NJ Ferry to be Minister
t the seine 20 be the reply Of NJ Theirs to the ntrgues
OF the 0rleansts.
letter from the subGovernor OF the Bank OF France
taes that he was forced to advance various sums o.
money TO the Commune. No armed force, however en-
tered the Bank and of its securities were destroyed
thanks 10 the courage of the members OF the commune
remaining in Paris, of the employees OF the Bank ana
M Beslev member Of the Commune.
A dispatch from Havre says that 100000 frane
have been paid TO the Germans for the maintenance
their army in the vicinity of Paris Insugent prisoners
arn nrriYne at Rouen. NJ. Victor hugo Is IN LondOn
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
THE CALIFORNIA QUARTZ MINERS ON A STRIKE.

SAN Francisco, June "A mob of strikers"
Yesterday drove out all the miners at work in ie Key
stone, Amador, Little AmadOr, Haywards, Pounds.
Stones Dowues's, and Mahonys gold quartz mines az
suffer Creek and Amador OF the most productive
mines in California. They demand an advance from
a. per day (which they have been receiving for II
years. to s. They have taken possession o; all tho
mines except the Amador The ami officers gen
orally refuse TO accede the demand OF the strikers aud
Will call on the State authorities for aid.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03

ton, Eminent Commander VIM. j. Stevenson General
issimo; VIM. ID. Bell, Recorder; the Rev; j. Mciah'
Preate; H. L. Anderson, Senior Warden; ii. search,
Junior Warden; Jos. II. Elton. Warden The
tourists are so in number, including 10 mem mem
bers OF Commandery No. a of Lancaster, Penn.
Joseph Graham Of this city also accompanies the ex
petition They will be escorted TO the wharf, to-day oy
the Communicates of the city, and will be accompanied
far Sandy Hook by several tugs with Masonic deie
cations ana bands of music on board.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
PROGRESS or THE COLORED LABORERs STRIKE
a

WAsHNGroy, jane 2.-'Ihe strike among the
coored laborer. on the public and private work contn
ucs. The strikers iorcibly prevented men IN various
place. resunng work to-day while oher-, on be
Ing approached by gang, Of srikers threw down their
tools ana olucd them The strikers attempted Ia take
'teaaut a. police with h squad appca ana ordered Tie
sIlcts away. under paIi oi arrest The crowd nI tms
tim. had Increased a. 5O0 sub cpueutY, Mayor
Richards ordered out the mounted forces ud thu had
&c eBcct Of ntmdatIng Dc srkrrs III another Ofhiitv
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
THE LAST OF THE PRIzE-FIGHT FIAsCO.

KANSAS CITY, June 2.-Jem Mace was ar
rested at wyandotte this morning, but the Sheriff had no
warrant and he escaped. Mace, Allen, Cusck, aud Ho-
lvwood with party of friends went three miles south
west of here, on the State line, to-day,
and put up ropes forming ring. Mace a,
then went into the ring and summoned Coburn but the
latter did not appear and referee declared the stakes
forfeited 10 Mace Mace and Allen exhibited in Walnut
81 Tbcater tonight to an immense crowd 1t is said
that Coburn is still in NewYork
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
THE NEW DOMINION.
THE PRESS ON THE TREATY.

OTTAWA, June 2.-7he Times "a Government
organ speaking of the Washington Treaty and the ex-
plantations expected from Sir John A. Macdonald, says;
The Premier considers the time for explanations not
vet arrived He until the Treaty is ratified by Her
Majesty Commission sti continues TO exist until n
is disnosed of public discussions on the negOtaon az
Woshington would be obviously improper. With the
ratncaton Of Treaty the powers and duties OF the
CompissiOp will cease. Our Premier can then without
improperly make such explanation as he may deem
necessary. - -. .o4oooa
with the assurance that the reservation OF the FISHERY
articles for the appreciation OF our Legislature IL not
mere formal one; that is quite open TO the Paramet
Of the Dominion TO deal with these articles In such
manner AS il thinks most likely TO be advantageous TO
Tbe neople of t country. Neither the Government OF
Canada as a whole, Sir John A. Macdonald as First
Minister are committed TO the Treaty. They have taken
To themselves most compete IIeeuOh VI
ACTION in The matter.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
A CHINAMAN STONED TO DEATH BY BOYS.

SAN Francisco, June 2.-The police are en-
deayorng TO arrest gang Of boys who stoned TO death
an noffensive Chinaman Fourhst yesterday after
noon Dozens of people witnessed the assault but ala
NOT interfere until the murder complete NO attempt
was then made to arrest the murderers
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
BRUTAL MURDER OF A YOUNG LADY.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-At Cherokee Flat,
yesterday morning, party were returning foot
from ball. man known As Australian George" sprang
out OF place OF concealment seized Miss suse Mcdaniel
cut her throat stabbed her TO the heart and then made
his escape The citizens ia pursuit, and will hang
the murderer as soon as he is caught
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
A STRANGE STORY.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2.-H. w. Caldwell of
this city, great grandson OF John Bosino who leased
eight acres OF land in NewYork, adjoining the Trlny
Church property in l77s for 90 years having recovered
the original papers establishing the claim, has COM
romised with the occupants and transferred his ind
yidual interests for 100000 cash.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE MINISTER FROM PARAGUAY DECLARED TO
BE BRITISH SUBJECT.
LONDON Friday, June 2, 1871.
Tn the House of Commons last night Wis
eonnt Enfield stated that the Government could not re-
eeye Mr. Stuart as Minister from Paraguay because he
was British subject. motion TO abolish the office OF
Lord Pfivy Seal lost. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
STRIKE OF BRAKEMEN ON THE ERIE RAILROAD

ELMIRA, Y, June "A strike among the
lrakemep OF the freighttrains on the Erie Railroad
occurred Mt Hornesvile this afternoon, which tempo
rory iuterferes with the running OF freighrans. The
passengertrains are interrupted Much excitement
prevails at Hornellsville.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
FATAi MINING ACCIDENT.

ASHLAND, Penn, June 2.-An accident oc.
cured in the mine OF c. :. Reppler & Co.. at Locust
Run, this morning, resulting I'm the death ~ a man
named Benjamin Lowell, and severe injury To four or
five others, several OF whom are nOt expected TO live
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
Turkey.

A NEW LOAN GUARANTEED BY EGYPT
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Friday, June 2, 1871.
A Turkish loan of G6,OOO,0OO sterling has
been concluded the payment of which s guaranteed by
the Egyptian tribute.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
PORTUGAL.
A DISSOLUTION OF THE MINISTRY.

A DISSOLUTION OF THE MINISTRY
LISBON, Friday, June 2, 1871.
The discussions in the COrtes having shown
that the Ministry is in minority upon marine affairs,
dissolution has consequently been ordered and the new
elections will be held in July
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
GERMANY ABOUT TO ANNEX LUXEMBURG.

Versas (Nay l6) CoTrepoEdenoe Of TIE London Times
There is one point of the Treaty which may
he modified because such modification has been left open
for considerations The first article OF the Treaty con-
cedes an enlargement Of the territory round Befor
which is required by France for strategic reasons Mill
tary men are opinion that the rdgO around that for
frees prescribed by the prelimnares Of peace would be
Insufficient for etectual defense 10 he MADE. The
Imperial Chancellor showed himself rather accOmmo
dating i'm that respect and offered TO 10 an extern
sion of the limits upon condition that adequate terrific
compensation should he given upon another frontier
point He proposed that rectihcatiOn should be made
toward the DuChy OF LuXemburg, the annexation OF
which 20 Germany is determined upon. Many Deputies,
who possibly are not strategists, ask whether the
result from the acceptance OF this proposal would
be injurious 70 the defense OF the country
than the smalness Of the area left around Belfort
toward Germany They also ask whether France would
not lose the LuXemhurg frontier important posi-
ton and which while held by il would render the
and less dangerous the northern Provinces or France
There doubts In many minds Military men will be
heard, and NJ Thiers, who has taste for aud knOwl
edge OF such matters will be nterTOgated. consulted,
and listened 10. Hi. opinion probably will prevail, but
AZ will encounter opposition II Ia indsputabe that
many, being In possession OF LuXe1nburg and OF the
territories which demanded in exchange for small
district around BelfOrt, would command the Ardennes
and would hold its defle famous in other days. thus
bringing the OF Government, whether established in
Paris at Versailles in too close proximity 10 unde
sired ghDOr and whose encTOaCnents still TO
he dreaded On the other hand, BefOrt is the KEY
BOuthcn France and IL Is important that should not he
weakened. Military engineers VIII argue for Beliort,
politicians for the ArdenDes In whatever way the qes
GOn H. regarded presents such various difficulties that
II cannot fail 20 impress still deeply upon all
Frenchmcu's hearts the memory Of their defeats
New-York tribune., 1871-06-03
RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES.
FREE RELIGION,

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION AT BOS-
TON-EssAYS BY JOHN WEISS AND THE REV.
O. b. FROTHINGHAM.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-26

A new western town, but lately re-
alaiined from the wilderness, where
the houses are few, mean and ugly,
the streets mud and dust, the trees de-
stroyed, and the general appearance
one Of poverty struggling with heavy
obstacles; where the wolves run the
mail aheaa Of time, and night is made
hideOus; by a tailor pratticing on d
Autc--this is good place to get away
from.
Into such town as this, I once rode
on horseback at the end of weary
day. Night had closed in, and / was
guided to the hotel by the thousand
and one boys of the place, and the
noise issuing from the bar room, no less
beastly and d;sagrecable. l found the
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-26

AT Marine City, Mich, the othel
day, Charley Warwick, nice younp
man of the town, was walking out
with some young ladies'; when he found
a small frog, and holding II in the
palm of his hand, brought II near bis
mouth, which he opened wide. The
Juvenile croakef, seeing what sppesres
to be place u refuge, gave : jump
into the cave. Charley I95kSd jesy
red in the face, and tie isdie5 |oohsd
down in the noash, but tks ~ ~
never bcca sea fsch ,brs a. ie ~.