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49, ,,e.onIe Is takc fhefr affairs out OF the
the tD ~ rings and cliques ard 20 assume tne.
HILL no " and control OF them. Eet as
,,n, brenk I'M one set of rings by FORMING
thor Gets. hit let our motto be, Down WIN
al rings. Let city affairs bcontrolled D!
tho citizens. ~ A-Fs''.'''' rr~ss,.'-
If the Conservative papers of this ci'y
mite IN recommending a primary eiectlon' !"
win be held. The people can in no other
way obtain control of their affairs. Inc
!" r;ncn in each ward that has one claims
,,,st y has the power to name all the dele
cafes TO the nominating convcntion--in
other words. the power tomake all the nomi-
bottoms :: and this notwithstanding that not
one voter in ten belongs to these organlza-
tions. Already gentlemen are being inter-
,oga,ed as to their preferences for the various
offices, and they arc told that unless they
pledge themselves to support nominees
picked out for them they cannot be chosen
delegates to the convention. This state oil
things Will never do. 1t must be done away
with.
We have heard it suggested that the City
Central Committee is bound to follow the
plan Of organization laid down 10y the State
Convention. This is a great mistake. Inc
Central Committee has treated that plan with
contempt from the beginning. That plan
requires but two committeeman from ward
to form the Central Committee. The fact Is
that each ward has five representatives. llat
pE,n requires that conventions 10 nominate
candidates for city offices shall consist OF
three delegates from each voting precinct.
The nlan recommended by the City Cen
tral Committee requires twelve delegates
from each ward and six additional delegates
(coIorcdD from nouhcre, though their votes
NAV be sufficient to turn the scale III favor OF
every man they support. In word, II the
plan of organization adopted by the last STATE
Convention is binding upon lis, then our
CITY Central Committee is bogus organlza-
ton itself. and has no ratson dtfre. Bllt
that committee will never offer such an en-
cusc for refusing TO let the people choose
their own candidates.
SupliOSc. lpI lllStullCc, tiiho au ""Ii""' "'''i'
receive the votes of Clay, jackson. and Mar
shall wards, and of the negro delegates. lie
will under the plan now before the people
be the nominee, though these wards cast only
about $500 votes as against 5000 cast by the
other three wards. Now, this very result is
possible. The lust choice will in every in
stance be as between only two aspilant> and
each ward may determine to vote as unit.
Madison ward 30 voted in the last conren-
ton, we believe. Who could say word in
condemnation of the man who would thus
have received 5000 votes if he were to run
as an independent candidate against the one
who would have received but $500 votes:
All trouble may be avoided, and the
mouths of all croakers and Of all independent
candidates may be closed, by Il primary cleo
ton. "Thc people" cannot otherwise make
their voices heard. Indeed, it is the prefer
able mode of choosing candidates anyhow.
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REcoNsTRuCTIoS.--We know Of no better
proof that reconstruction has done its per-
feet work in the South than may be found in
the fact that VIC have recently seen one of
THEODORE T1LToN's editorials adopted and
reproduced as an original editorial in one OF
the most famous of the old southern seces-
sion organs Of other days. The world GER
tainy moves.
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TAG BIG SANDY RAILRoAD.-The track
LAYERS are making rapid progress on this road.
They have passed the " halfway point" and
are moving on to Winchester at the rate of a
mile day. As there remain but eight miles
of track to be laid oyera graded and trestled
road, there is every reason to believe that
our friends at Winchester will enjoy free
ride to the races on the 18th Of May.---Len-
i,,1tou (ku.) Observer. -ea
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An unusual scene was witnessed i'll the
Northern Methodist church ut Washington
Sunday, it being the baptism of japanese
law student named Cadama, but who is now
known as John Phillips. After being bal-
TIED he was taken into full membership by
Or. Eddy, lie having served the requisite
probation of six months.
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The Tariff.

The committce appointed by the Senate
caucus to prepare Il programme Of business
has decided to propose that the House free
tea and coffee bill be taken up and disposed
of at once. If passed without amendment.
it goes to the President for signature; if
voted down or amended it will give the
House proper notice of what the Senate pro-
poses to do on this important question OF re-
ducing taxation.- Washington Patriot.
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MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY.
SPRING, 1872.
GRAND OPENING OF THE EMPORIUM OF
FASHION.
MADAM DEMELMAE

MADAM DEMELMAS
desires to inform the ladies' Of Richmond ard yci-
nifty that she has fitted up the store No 1923 Main
street. near corner of Fourteenth, with one of the
handomcst aud bcst-scectcd stocks Of .r.
MILLINERY GOODS
ever offered in this city; among which she offers
BONNETS and HATS, Of the latest novelty;
RICH RIBBONS,
FRENCH FLOWERS, and
BONNET MATERIAL of all descriptions.
Also. 4 very large assortment of
LADIES' and INFANTS CAPS.
She has also added to her business OF the largest
and bcSt-sclccted stocks Of uAlR GOODS ever
brought TO this city, consisting Of real and imitation
Switches and Curtis; something new, the Cornet and
Nilsson Brads: Chignors, in all shade aud styles, In
endless variety ssaars f. -sE .L-... .Hs "a
Special inducements offered to country merchants
to huy Wholesale. ...-... ...-- .....
Having had great many years of experience IN
the millinery business, AN confident OF giving en-
tire satisfaction.
Persons will do we'll to call and examine this we'll
selected stock before going elsewhere.
n. Is. Persons wishing 10 make their own B0hnets
can he supplied with all necessary materials IT
Mad. DEMELMAN'S-
ap5-1m No. 1893 Main street.
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SAND DRIFT. STOPPING A f2AN.---This is
from the Stockton Cali Independent OF Inc
sth: We are told that the southward'Doun
train on the San joaquin Valley railroad LAST
Saturday was throwii OFF the track by SAND
drift. During the strong wind the shifting
sand on the plnin gathered on the track %
much rs foot In delah IN places, and the
locomotive and cars coald not proceed
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Tweed's contest for his seat in the New
York Legislature is still the subject of com.
mttee Investigation, but will not he reported
OH until next session.
Miss Anna Dickinson delivered political
lecture in New York on the 10Th instant in
defence of the principles OF the Liberal
movement
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THE REATEST B AR G A i n S
SPRING DRY GOODS.

New style M0llar Dress Goods, q TO Soc per yarc
Rest-lnake Black hlpacas 35e. APP:
Splendid Black silk at $l5O and 50 per yard:
Trimming silks. all colors. ut $l.a5 per yard;
White Piques, Bishop and Victoria Lawns Main
socks, Swiss AIusns, and CambricS, from CSC to
soc. per yard;
Tarlat:ns. all shades, 30 TO i5c.;
Latest styles Cassimeres, &c. 81, si2a ana sl.So'
Cambria Edgings and Inscrtings, very cheap;
Gents Kid Gloves, extra quality, at s1:5 per pair
aides, Kid Gloves best end prettiest, ut $3.50 per
pair:
Very newest designs of Palnsos-
Lace and Linen Collars and Sells,
Lace Slmwls and Sacks,
Ladies' Suits,
Best and largest Grape Wells.
Superior Table Linens,
Napkins. Towels, Quilts,
and many desirable articles, at the very lowest
prices, ut WILLIAM THALHA1ER & SONS,
ap1o Col Broad. corner Sixth street.
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The Cincinnati Convention.

The Cincinnati Convention will meet to-
morrow. Standing almost face to face with
its action. we shall not speculate as to what
it will do We hope for the best results.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
PEDIN & W II I L c X,
AT THEIR NEW STORE, 1909 MAIN STREET.
an cutIre ncwand desirable stock os
FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
among which will bc found
JAPANESE SILK. LINEN SUITS,
DOLLY WARDEN BLACK ALPACA,
CRETONE. TOILE ECME, GENAPPlNE,
and any other style that Is not Dolly Warden.
Gcntlcmen's department full and very complete
SRIONl'S CLOTHS,
HILGER'Se4F FRENCH DOE-SKIN CASHMERE.
BARNABYEUDGE FANCY DOE-sKIN CAssI-
MERES,
BLEACHEDand BROWN DOMESTICs,
GLOVES. HOSIERY. &c. ap"s-lw
ZONE 70 BROAD STREET FOR BAR
" GtINS-As successor Ia DUckwall Il Rouss, i
am now receiving from New York by almost every
steamer fresh supplies OF NEW AND SEASON
ABLE DRY GOODS, TO which public attention Is
invited.
Nv terms will bc strictly cash.
' &. T. BARBEE.
nd e5-am No. 900 Broad street. Richmond. Va.
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BOARDISG.

MRS. n. NJ. NORFLEET has a DES1RA-
lN BILE ROOM with BOARD. Can also nc
commOdatc SEVERAL DAY BOARDERS. Terms
md seventh, mp 30-2t*
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MILLINERY.

hO1 BROAD STREET.-OPEN-.- .Bs
4Ul ING OF SUMNER MILLINERY. ssualG'
Miss II. G. MCLEMORE, having just re-SMsse
ccived an additional supply Of HANDSOME
GOODS, will have her summer opening on Tl1URS-
DAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, May I'd, Sd, and
4th.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, she earnestly requests continuance OF
the sumo. :ip Bust
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rECOND SUPPLY OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
rucciyrI ct fi,c npDIlllr

received at tie popular
BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS STORE.
SPRING FOPLINS in aii desirable shades,
SPRING POPLlNS in plain plaid and stripes,
JAPANESE GOODS In al! 'arietics,
SILE-WARP DRESS GOODS,
Handsome SILK STRIPE GOODS,
GRENADINES in black and whita ground, witt
figures and stripes:
PLAIN RLACK GRENADINES from sc 20 s.?
Another lot of those extra cheap iiANDkER
CHIEFS al ijc..
MARSElLLEs QUILTS ut s1.5o,
and many other desirable goods at prices which vii
defy competition. :. HlKsh'
mo, 627 Broad street.
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The Democracy and the Presidential
Campaign.

Campaign.
ALBANY, April 2S.--The Argus Of Monday
will contain an article upon the subject of
the Cincinnati Convention, which repudiateS,
in the name of the Democratic party, the as
sumption of the New York World in rela-
ton to Charles Francis Adams. 1t says {:
1--WE do not know where the World has
found evidences of Democratic preference
for Adams to the exclusion of other distin-
guished men named as the possible choice of
the Cincinnati Convention"
After acknowledging the high personal
and public character Of Mr.. Adams, which
even his ungrscious letter cannot affect, it
goes on to say: Owe will not initiate the
fault we censure by assuming to pledge the
Democracy of this State for candidate, but
for our own part we feel that the true rela-
tons of the Democracy of New York are
with the great West"
CHANCES op CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
New YORK, April 2s.-All special dis
patches from Cincinnati report that the pros
poets for The Nomination Of Charles Francis,
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adr BREEDEN & FOX are now making
large additions TO their stock Of DRESS GOODS,
amongst which will be found the newest and choicest
styles of the season. They invite special attention
to some unusual bargains from the New York auc-
ton sales Of the past week.
up e5-6t No. 4o1 Broad street.
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TIE DEAocnaTs hi CispissATi..A, S New
York CORRESPONDENTS, undersda pi liae zoeh
instant, writes as follows: 90
"The reported action Of the DemocIauc
congressman In caucus yesterday adverse 70
Charles Fnncis Adams Us q candidate lortne
presidency has d disturbing influence UPON
the Democratic leaders here, at the same lllne
that It tends to discomfort certain plans on
the part of the Liberal Republicans IN COLI
telnplation for Cincinnati. The Word artl-
Gle the other day notifying the Convention
that Adams would be acceptable 20 Tue
Democracy, It Is now known to q certa1nty \,
was inspired by Mr.. Belmont. AS soon as J. J.
was in print, I am informed. prominent p
Tammany politician telegraphed to Fernando
Wood that if that article was to DC the KEY
note of the campaign the Irish OF Fenian
Democratic element must be counted OUT, rs
it could never be brought over to the sup
port of Charles Francis Adams, whose course
in relation to the Fenian prisoners nau
already been reprobated by every eh'ah
Lodge in the country. -.
GAS the case now stands, it looks as !! there
was going to be rupture between the frlcnds
of Mr.. Belmont and the rank and te-in any
event adding increased interest TO wnm Is
going to be done, first, at ClnclnhaIl' aho
then at st. Louis .se. r if#2@E
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DELEGATES TO THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION
rpow VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARoLINA.-Ihe
following follow delegates to the Cincinnati Con-
yention arrived Yesterday morning at the
Carolton Hotel, and left last night MA
Northern Central railroad for their deStlna-
ton: Virginia-George Rye, ex-state Trea.
sllrer; J. W. Lewelen. formerly editor of
the Richmond D,spntch; Henry j. Smith,
sheriff of Henrico county; William Fay,
and W. Chase Morton; and from North
Carolina, II. II. Helper (author of the lire
pressibe Conflict land S. G. johnson. The
Virginia delegates were accompanied by
James H. Fisher, Esq, secretary of the
Democratic Conservative Committee of that
State, and they were joined here last night
Icy General Bradley I. johnson and Captain
D. Wise, of Observation-Disclosures Gazette,
o0H
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OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
CITY HALL, ADr1l %, 1872. :

CITY HALL, April 20, 1872.
A LII TAXPAYERS w HO Fl A " E
N handed Ia their city tax lists and have In
Guided bank stock therein, are requested to call at
this office during this week and ha.c their lists cor
rected By the recent assessment ordinance pass
cd by the City Council. bank stock is not taxed In
the hands Of the holders. 81 S
All citizens who have had lists left for them and
have not handed them In, are requested TO return
them at once .a,s SOFA Yls
Delinquents will be reported and are subject to a
heavy fine. w IL. TALMAN,
Assistant Commissioner OF the Revenue.
nm go-1w
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DURE COUNTRY ICE.-Cn hand 100,
l. geo bushels PURE COUNTRY ICE, which
VIII contract TO deliver ut the residence Of my GUS
toners mt lower rates than Il can be furnished
1saler In the city.
! Also OAK and PINE, WOOD cheaper than the
' sp sass 4 S y 's''e''sa ass Brcad ssress.
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s NJ DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS as
purgativc medicine stands unrivalled Their action
is uniform, certain, and safe. They arc entirely We
gctaGle. and DO not cause those gripping palms that
most pills do.
Dir. Wflian II. Tut: Dear Sir,-I have long been
sufferer Of torpor Of the liver and dyspepsia, aud
In search of relief have tried almost every medi
cine recommended for those diseases, but have
derived half the benefit from any Of them as have
from your VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS. They
arcinyaluable, aneiI would recommend them TO aii
with dyspepsia, siek-headache, or blliousness.
Yours, truly, &s.3f
LII W.J. BLAIR, late OF Danyi'le. Va.
( DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE the best In the world
mp s7-codlw&w,t il s.
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NOTICE TO PERSONS IN BUSINESS
4N REQUIRING a STATE LICESSE-An
parties whose business or occupation requires
STATE LICENSE TAX TO BE PAID nre notified
that we viii be at No Eleventh street from this
day until the 3oth Instant for the purpose OF Issuing
licenses 10 all such. 80
CADMUS c. JOHNSON,
+ + GEORGE ". DuESBERRY, JR.,
Assistant Commissioners OF Revenue for City OF
Hiclmond. up 26-it*
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CANDrDATEs FOR OFFICE.

NTESSRS. EDITORS: FOR CONGRESS,
WI COLONEL JOHN X. CONNALLY:-It Is
generally known in this county that Colonel CON-
grcssiona district and believe that his a1nc VIII
be brought prominently before the Convention
which meets In juno next Colonel CoNSALLY Is now
Il member OF the State Senate (lS you arc aware,
where he SO recently abored faithfully ana earnestly
for the good of his adopted State. Recently coming
among lis ms stranger he married one of lirgini;ts
fuircs daughters, has located In our midst, 1tentleu
himseIf with our interests hailing. too from sister
state which stood shoulder to shoulder with lrgtnit
I'm the mighty struggle for constitutional liberty W G
therefore welcome him brother. soldier, ana pa,
triot of orr common household and with pride ana
u)p,sure will aid in awarding him that tribute OF
heartfelt gratitude that so justly owe TO those VINO
their country. BROOKLAND.
HESRICo COUNTY, April 20, ls72. ap 3O-lt*
ITO THE VOTERS OF CLAY WARD.
Il AZ the time will soon arrive for the selection OF
suitable persons to represent us In the different city
Offices we respectfully call the attention OF the vo-
ters TO the name Of ROBERT Fl. 1SBELL, Esq, as
being i'm every respect qualified to discharge the d-
tics of Justice OF the Peace His long experience
in that capacity his knowledge Of law united with
sound and discriminating Judgment, render MN
ncculiarly fit for the position. tie Is at present
Justice of the Peace by virtue of IN appo1ntment),
and we trust for the interest of the ward rs well as
for the city, that the voters will confirm the SelecuoIl
at the nominating meeting. We have written ms
without any knowledge on his part ana Request est nm I'm
to announce himself candidate, belleVlhg that he
will receive the nomination.
MANY VOTERS OF CLAY WARD.
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND. VA, April "a, 1872,

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, April %, 1872.
THIS OFFICE is OPEN DAILY FROM
l. "a. NJ. to p. NJ, for the purpose of receiving
the LICENSE TAX from all lawyers, doctors,
dentists, commission merchants, merchandise
brokers, wholesale and retail liquor dealers, hotels.
restaurants, saloons, boarding and snack hOuses,
auctionecrs, lumbcrcasurers architects, theatres,
and halls; telegraph, express and coal companies,
mercantile, insurance. steamboat, real estate, en-
poyluent, ticket, and scwtng-machine agents; bit
tiers manufacturers, junk and oyster-dealers.
IAN bills remaining unpaid on the lst day Of May
fine Of not less than one dollar and more than
I've dollars for each day thereafter will he imposed"
JOHN 4. REGNAULT,
up 2a-7t City Collector.
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:xdafs are sTbrig tightening. Phe-Lo elna'lns
-rexas, and ,AlabaHsS delegations afe unanl-
mons for him. s - MN
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T c. COURTNEY e. son,
y. SIS BROAD STREET.
would call special attention to the following
GOODS Just received:
AeXanhcr's best Kid Gloves,
Lace Points and Sucks,
All the new styles of Parasols.
1hompson's Glove-Fitting COrsets.
Ottcnicincr's and Harris Corsets,
FanniDg's kd-Fiting Skeleton CorSets,
Hosiery of all qualities and sizes.
Gents Ga,izc Shirts and Drawers,
Gents and BOYS Lincn-BosOm Shirts,
Ladies' Gauzc Fests--long and short sleeves;
White and Colorcd Pique
Table DaInask. Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
I,udkcrchiefs, Ribbons ---...e
Scarfs and Embroidcries. mp l0-lm
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g G. FLOURNOY, MANUFACTURER
Ss OF SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, FRAMES, MAN
TIES, MOELDINGs, CASINOS, BEADS, COR.
NICEa, TRIMMINGS, &c.-fiav1ns rebuilt since
the late fire and arted up with improved machnery
upon as favorable terms as can be mad ct any south
ern or northern market. yec 81 ss2sst -
Good material and good work guaranteed. Isl
No, I4l9 Cary street
fss-sni ~ RiuEIhond, va.
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rI'O THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
Il RICIDIOED.-l announce myself candinat"
for the office of COMMISSIONER OF THE ltENE
NITE. subject to the Conservative nomination.
25-lwN D NJ. NiLlIEC.
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THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL FIRE.

Fire Marshal McSpedon continued his In
vestgatou OF the origin OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel fire.
yesterday, Ut Police Headquarters. The testimony OF
three employees OF the hotel was given, and tended to
show that the fire originated, as has been previously
suggested, in small room between the second and third
floors.
N,h, Fisher testified am the bou,eieeps o;as Ph
Hotel sh, there 70 next Nay have the supervision
5 IN girls stie TIE staircase ne girls were required 70 % n
O'clock bad rot been bed long heard cracking sound IN
The bah e M; on looking out tho wndoS sAS we
.s s Sa' oS Is tSd door, tho vuioF on tbs hTg /,
directly opposite my room s9d ony isE fs e'" s.s
would amount to mach stepped the dor ,Rl found that there was
tried dress but eou not account tie snois ms
time heard scream, from The . 70 ne aIS vas i, ,s
were Ane s 53 and No ST. four ofth girls from
s.s ne XIX on the soor and ready follow then sup.
@ & S mad: ,s,; ss sS a S ss o 10 s o
precautions guard against bei he called ny attention
Yer, so Ire hose being % near the a,s could
be hooded moment there were doors 20 TIE openings 10 We Ln
wsy on h doors seldom ossa . gs mostly pas
up until Troy the ti1 foor and then they pass
Mary Bun. i,,fss employed To. Rh Avenue Hotels an
d. vars, in a gr attic gfs my charge hsy occupied
roo. No., 5i ssd SIS to, room vas door
On hs sane lido Of lie psssag SO directly oppohs No
81 there were rsH No S ana nas No 5J occupied
mna,es before II oeoi bius s.p and roa'sd b,
he ' nE "a %. ball "a not 'a!.o e., II void ,Go.
ard went 10 ths, dOoi; hot ttet smoke p:SIed IN
up ne srwsJ very in the halls burning 'nd ht
passage beard noise .h' st'e and .upgosec
private attic ard as felt going away rom the tIe
finally escaped f roo. Ioof E SSs 81 SI o. VG' b
abou years there Gre in the .uad about an or seven year
.e,pts staircase any having
scs the hotel the girls fspi the i. Of h rooms and
locked themselves 10.
an, ,,.siy,top "A. her. Adjourned uatl to-day