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Contradiction of Gen. HOward's TcIe-
grnm in Regnral 10 the COInred CnleI.

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 16.-Mr David
Clark, of this city, makes the following reply to
the telegram of Gen Howard to Secretary
Belknap, concerning the colored cadet:
HARTFORD, Aug. 10.
"Gen. Howard denies in his teegraphic dis
patch to the secretary Of war the conversation
had with me relative to the appointment of the
court martial to try the colored cadet, Smith
| solemnly affirm that my report of that CONVEX
satiOn is substantially true. Could meet Gen
Howard and remind him of the intimationS he
gave me at West Point at the time of the trial,
which he fully explained at my house in Hart.
ford in December following, then stating to me
the position of the president and secretary of
war in this matter, | am sure he would with
draw his denial and acknowledge his iorgetlul-
ness.
al now call upon the secretary of war, in the
absence from Washington of Gen. Howard, to
publish my letter to Gen. H., written by agree
ment between us soon after our conversation in
December, with the request that he send it to the
president and secretary of war. Copies of that
letter, he subsequently informed me, were
placed in the hands of these officials
(Sgned) DAVID CLARK"
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Suicide.

LANCASTER, N. H., Aug. 16.-Judge N. B..
Day of Stratford, y years old, was drowned
yesterday in mill pond near his residence. He
is supposed to have jumped into the water dur
ing fit of insanity. During his life time he
was much in public, and greatly esteemed by the
community in which he lived
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Disappointcd PuUiIig,s.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 16.-Five steam
tugs and two schooners with passengers assem-
bled at Cone River, Westmoreland county, near
the mouth of the Potomac, TO witness the fight
between Mace and 0'Baldwiu yesterday, but
after waiting until nearly noon reluctantly left,
intensely disguised with the principals. About
Ave hundred persons were in attendance from
Norfolk, Richmond, Alexandria and Washing
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End of the barnard Impenehmcn. Case

SARATOGA, ~ y, Aug. 16.-Upon the con.
eluslon OF Judge Van Colts argument for the
prosecution, the impeachment court sat in Sc.
eret session from five o'clock to qnarter-past
elght this evening, and then adjourned TO meet
tomorrow The secret is well kept, but II is
generally understood that after good deal of
discussion verdict Of guilty was given on sew.
published tomorrow.
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SIcnnler Arrivals.

New YORK, Aug. 19.-Arrived, steamships
Algeria from Liverpool, Hevetla, from London,
and France, from Havre.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 16-Steamship Corinthian,
from Quebec has arrived.
QUEENsTOwN, Aug. 16.-Steamship Russia,
from New York, has arrived.
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Ynch1 Rnce.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 16.--'The handicap yacht
race, for cup worth $780, offered BY Commo.
dore Bennett of New York, took place to-day.
The yacht club sailed from Newport to Block
island and return. The race was won by Lester
Wallack's yacht Columbia,
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BosToN, Aug. 16--Charles f. Cushman, an
employe of c. II. YOUNG & Co., 80 Pearl street,
was arrested yesterday, charged with embezzng
$4,000 from his employers
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New York.
THE rAMMANY THIEVES.


NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-AttOrnay General Bar
low states that the reports that the civil and
criminal suits against Tweed, Sweeney and
Others have been compromised and abandoned
are false. The friends of the defendants in Jan
uary last offered a compromise by the payment
of certain sums, but Judge Barlow declined TO
entertain any such proposition. A hearing on
the demurrerS will be had the latter part of Sep
TENDER on civil suits, and they will probably be
tried before the close of the year, and the crmi-
nal suits be brought before the courts as soon
as there is judge on the bench in whom the
public has confidence.
A SHOCKING MURDER.
Flanagan, who murdered his wife last night,
was ravng maniac, his insanity being caused
by recent sickness and the extreme heat He
stabbed his wife six or seven times and furi-
OuSy kicked her head and body after death ere
he could be secured. He was carried to the
station house and is in a straight jacket. She
leaves eight children.
MORE YELLOW FEVER.
The brig Sea Bird, from Maracaibo, with vel
low fever on board, has arrived at quarantine.
All yellow fever patients on the Spanish ram
hut two are cOnvaeScent. The ram will be an
chored outside the NarrOwS today.
JOURNEYMEN TAILoRS' ASSOCIATION.
The international association of iourneymen
tailors to-day elected Jacob MorStald of this city
president James Robinson of Syracuse vice
president and S. G. Hougeudoble of Philadel-
phia secretary. The convention adjourned to
meet at Norfolk, Va, on the second Monday in
August, 1878.
MISCELLANEOUS
The steamboat Leawanakah exploded her
cylndar in He'll Gate this morning, creating "a
panic among the passengers, who were taken
Off by another boat. No lives were lost.
The schooner Kate Robinson bound to Ston-
ngton, is ashore near Fire Island, and will be
Il total loss.
During fight at Rockaway, yesterday, one
Heslyn shot a man named Hynes fatally.
The yacht Blossom yesterday capsized in
storm off Far Rockaway. The crew, numbering
eleven, saved their lives by clinging to the bot
tom of the yacht where they remained five
hours. They finally righted the yacht and
beached her. The crew lost everything.
1t is reported that large firm i'll the coffee
trade has failed
A convention of lager beer sellers and liquor
dealers met in this city to-day, for the purpose
OF organizing Il central association to work for
the election of nOn-prOhibtory men this fall.
The mayor of Jersey City has sided with the
new board of police commissioners, appointed
by the governor, and refuses to recognize the
Old board or sign their bills.
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BRIDGEToN, n. j., Aug. 16.-George Davis
one of the proprietors of a hotel here, died to-
day from the effects of an assault made upon
him yesterday, while defending a waiter from
an attack of one of the Fame hose company of
wilmington, Del, which company was on an
excursion here. The assailant has been arrested
Greeley Makes "a speech and Attends IA
CIam-Bake.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug. 16.-Horace Gree
ley arrived this noon, being received by a well
coming speech by Mr.. Fink. He responded at
some length. His remarks were confined to
recollectons of the revolutionary history of the
state and its early patriots He subsequently,
LETT for clam-bake at Rye beach, where he Will
STAY over night.
RYE BEACH, N. H., Aug. 16.-AIr. Greeley
left the Rockingham house, Portsmouth, for
Rye Beach, escorted by delegation from the
latter place, aud a long procession OF citizens in
carriages. On arriving at the Ocean house, he
held short reception, and after dining pro-
ceeded to the grove where a clam bake was
held. Speeches were made by Secretary Robe
son, Greeley, and Others. A reception and SER
enade took place this evening at the residence
of Mr.. Jenness. Ii is understood that Greeley
leaves Rye Beach tomorrow for Boston, after Il
drive to Bears Head. From Boston he goes
directly to New York, intendning to arrive
there Sunday morning.
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The amount ordered by the city council to be
raised by taxation this year was S605,O0O. This
amount has been increased $4,000 by subse-
quent order, and the present indications are that
another and larger increase will be advisab c,
unless it is considered desirable to add the cur
rent expenses of the year to the permanent debt
of the CITY
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~ A YIN L. GODDA ARDS
~ Burning MACHINE WORKS
Second Avenue, Corner Twenty-second q.
ONCE No. Bowling Green, New York.
Mauunacturn tho

ONCE No. Bowling Green, New York.
Manufacture the
PATENT MESTIZO Burning PICKERs
PATENT WORSTED BURRING PICRERS' pa
TENT DOMESTIC BURRING PICKERS OILERS TO
attach to PickeIs Patent Steel Ring and Solid Pack
burning Machines made Single and Double, for nrst
breakers OF Wool Cardmg Machines; Fine Burning
Machines for the second breakers and nnshers
slmproyed Steel Ring Feed Rolls plane and iniersect-
ing with Patent adjustable spring boxes. Shake vii
lows with blowers. Waste Busters Cotton Gins Blow
ers. &c.
Excelsior Atthe international Exhibition in Lon
don, 1861 and at Paris Exposition Of 1851 our Mes
uZo burning Picker received PRIZE MEDAL award 4.
GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fair l565 y
and IN 1851, 1853, and 1870 the highest award
At the American Institute Fair, 1855, our Burning
Machine for cards, was awarded A GOLD MEDAL,
az gu subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD;
and IN 1870 our Double Burner received PlRsr pppn,
AT american institute Fair 1863 and 1870 our Steal
Rim gFeed Rolls received LIST premium. - ~
AT American Institutd Fair 1870 our Worsted Rurrp0
Picker was awarded the LIST premium e
bR OUR STEEL RING BURRIKG MACHINES Ann ruv
osLF SOLID PACKING BuRRlEG MACHINES IN INV MAJ
KEr, Workmanship and Operation are guaranteed
our Illustrated Catalogue can be had on application
attention gwen to all inquiries and orders BY
L. n "a
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pATENT OFFICE BUsINgss.-An

DATENT OFFICE BUSINBSS.-Ame
= can and Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Appi-
cations re-argued Interference Cases Prosecuted; 0pn
ions given as to the validity and infringement OF Patents
and suits prosecuted and defended the United States
Courts, by
THOS. II. DODGE,
QOrmerly Principal Examiner and Chairman of tbp
Board OF Appeals, U. s. Patent Ohice) Counsellor nj
Law and Advocate in Patent Gases. Ohce-Dodge's
Block, corner Park and Portland sts Worcester Mass
n4 dEwtf 7'
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CITY FINANCEs.-rhc city auditors monthly
report, dated August 1, has just been published,
and contains an exhibit of the balances uneX-
pended in 1871, the appropriations for the pres
ent financial year, the revenue and expenditures
for eight months of the same, and the balance
uneXpended, as shown on the books in his office.
The CITY debt on the first day Of August was as
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GEO. II. GLADWIN,S

HEO. Il. GLADWIN'S
~ SCHOOL OF DRAWING ANT PAINTING,
Peoples Fire ms Cos Block .........a77 Main ST.
| Painting 'e w
| Applications may be made at Studio Monday Tues.
Day Thursday, Friday and Saturday mornings and Sat.
uriay afternoon DIFF ial5
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4 READ COLL. INSTITUTE, WOR.,
~ MASS.-DAT AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES. a School OF a high order in every particular
All departments, including Music and Painting, thor
Oughiy sustained.
gB The patrons of the Dread will be glad to know
that Mrs NJ. V. Fitch, well known formerly to the
people of Worcester, as most accomplished teacher in
French and German, has been secured for the coming
year.
az Important to OUT OF lows PATRONS Pupils
from out OF town will be admitted hereafter for $40 per
quarter, Tor $40 per Term) Including II. II. Fare.
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miscellaneous.

p r. r NJ U NJ :. ! 900.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-15

-~- ANEeR0Ffa-of SfifsR JSs7t0H- MARssaAEfs
The follow ing -aaeedotes OF Chief Justice,
Marshall, 30 iitpstratiug his simpie mind.
ednessg end easy good ature,f has never
before been in print. 1t, tis this: - When
Judge Marshall lived in Richmond. his OPP
posite neighbor was Colonel Pickett, father
OF the Confederate General George b.
Pickett of Gettysburg fame Colonel
Pickett was = man of wealth, lived well,
and was not content iualess everything
about his household bore the marks of good
living. His horses we're his pride, and were
conspicuous everywhere for their splendid
appearance, being as sleek, fat, aud high
| spirited as abundant food aud excellent
grooming could make them., Judge Mar
shalfs horses, on the other hand. were no.
toriously lean and ankempt. Everybody
but the Judge had long remarked this.
| At last it was brought to his notice, with
the suggestion that his carriage driver neg
lected the borses. sold much of their food,
and appropriated the money to his own
use, good deal of it going, no doubt, for
liqnor: sau.a. .s ..e-r
The Judge called him up without delay:
-" Dick what il the reason Colonel Pick
ett's horses are in such splendid condition,
| while mine are almost sksletuns' am
am afraid you neglect them, dent half
| curry the n, and don't half feed theU."
Dick, not expecting the attack, was fairly
posed. He hemmed and hawed q while till
he could gather HE negro wits about him,
and then said: t 49,
"Mars John, look a. you--is you fati''
"No," said the Judge" decidedly not"
"Well, look at old miss, Mrs. MarshalI)
-" il she fat Z" .r
/ "No." .-..... ..-.... ....- g.
"Den look at ,ae-is f.t'"
"No" .-
" Den look at yo' hosses-is dey fat =
enc"
"Now den you jes' look at Kunnle Pick
EFT. He fat, his ca'dse-driver fat, his
HOSES fat, his dogs fat--all fat. De troo'
, is, Mars John, fat run in the Pickett iami
ly, and in don't run in our'n. Dat's all.
swell " said the Judge, after little re
Election, there is q good deal in that. L
> never occurred to me before. He turnes
y back into his study, and Dick was neve'
!; troubled any morr.-Iipptncott.
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A maroon will do more good In one month
nv carTecting his own errors, than he VIII
do in q year by finding out the f1,Iings S Q.
others. He will get more knoWIeoSe "
St1dsing hrs own heart, than 0y WSecniDS
an tko 6eople that surE0und him.
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HILL COLLEGE.

This long established Institution so favofaby known
people OF tho south will ontcr upon its Forty.
OCTOBER 90, 1872. ..ueF
With tho old advantages Of . sound Classical and
Commercial Education. tho Directors q the college
can now offer to their pstrons the aadislons, Advaa
superior to tho College in poat Of ventilation.
arrangement and accommodations.
for three hundred ysars has devoted it.aif TO the
Education e youth have IN their favor the srsas a
they profess give based upon Religion and Morality
sd h, s for hts Ge TO Sn a' tn
their hearss the esteem Of virtue and practical love
for the an 81 % 81
Cow SEES the Prepssssory tho Ciassioai and The
Is Intended to prepare sSs younger students
ciass either in the Classical or Commeroa! course
Ii s c ss
University Education A the end q the si.th year
oenSs IN Mental and Natural Philosophy. Chsns
!. sod the ss dosr s Of 4 B. assoIelor Of Arssi
The Dcg,ce Of Master OF Arts "a. M u vasdnd to
ply Science IN the College who have passed $50
years in The prssstse Of Learned profession and
embraces all the branches usually taught In Commercial
Colleges The third year Of this eourae q
Students attend LECTURES In Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry With the memoer. Of the Graduating class,
and be admitted ono must previously KNOW nov u
| read and write g
| rERsas PEE sEssIoN OF TEE AoSvRR
Entrance FEES arat year only. o 10
Board. Tatses ana W ashnG. payable haifysaEy. ~,
| and In advance. ..--.-...-.-..-....--- soo =
Bed and Bedding. ............-.......-.. 10 .
PRKsfDENT OF sPaIsa HILL 6oLLEaE,
THE JEsu ff' FA Sffiis 81
Corner bar0nne anp I PnURsfSE, College Iesns
sci 72ly lao Graver street New Orieans
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EDUCATIONAL.
..a.aazzaE
FNsfiTrrtDS THE SISTERS or ST yosYfI
Para CornGf Ne. Phhp and SssIyes strsrss. = TO-
Now Orleans. -.

n A
The Eorernwent throus hout this cstabItshusus N
mild and parental The pupils never frssn
their tnstIuoe.see Recreation tale -
mote stnsctonate union betwpcn tbs Sst,r, Ana -
Young ladies insrusted % their noshesy cars 8 sse@
INSTRUCTIONS v thor suah aud solid, In haruaoav
WE tne Of soceSy The eourse ooua prsS
I'm oosa Eaash aud Freneh an tho brane es ~ NAV.
iee2e cpttvstss ~ ths present day. Each Ian a
aEnt oy natives Of respective Countries 90 ss o In
snrr correct pronunciation. e ~ 49, = 1927
me ea yrnr closea with public sxhibis1uh
anu aia'rieeuon % prsmianA " vidch parenta lp
Education u here The object or spscsa st,cu,tos 90
soltctndo Governing thoss placed unser ther charge
oy niota sfssfon aione tie sssers Joseph ens-
vor TO incucAto principles Of sod pisty REQUIRE sho
strict o1eetvance OF polite and aiabe anI
NATL Feelings o! rcspecs and aecsson paren(a,
rupiis o. all denoaainations admitted,
NorA-DuiiaG the bathing season tho Bosrzainl
school moved To the Bay 81 Gous where tho Ssooro
u 81, Sosspa hare dourt.hinG academy. sRiia
NJ. al. nhAs1To Dc patd In advance, a. fsllewsi
IrsSAruaa&' per tnfee manths - ~
=. - ~
SAN1gse. ~ -
Music Lessons and use Instrutnent ~ %
- -
BDswinS ,eesons- -
Pastel OIL painting According 70 npmbsr 81 pupial
Needle work In all IN varieties, golden eaAbrsaderY.
ssaciai aowers Il Taught 70 the bosdsrs wahsss ez0
For further SarticulArs address .upcsiorss. o. a.
Aeadsmy OF the Sisters Of g. Joaeph Bog iolf Mev Or
leans" or, II more cenvsaisnt. sppiy q. q
noa. MY o. q. y! EtpEH ASc.,t.
A CADEMY ..+ .t.. -
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oczs 7kiy
R MccLosKEYs
oyster saloon and Restaurant
oc8Tziy
Nos 20 a,nl ~ 81. Ghitlrs rtte+.t.

Take pleasure nneing TO Jay friends 1na ae
-.tiic ,hnt 1 nae rIyrned hfstGlIsS ohoAbh
R ZION aud RESTAURANT ~ toe above place
Sc hon se ha. bce thoroughly repaired and ntted up
Hdies' and GeutIcmen's Saloon ~ stars ,,r,-vpa
An the lu1uries Of tue BaIson suce a. -,
zSu tHNE etc vilI be served up IN tho pSet etytS
Tha lsesE OF WINES and LtQG0k5 algays % haea-
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> t. MARY-JEPFERs0 CoLLEGz
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,

q II. ID n ~ II
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. La,
Situated on the Mississippi River, Sixty Mics above
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment, incor
porated by law OF tho Legislature, and empowered TO
grant diplomas and degrees will DO opened on the I'D Oh
October It Is under tho direction Of tho Aariat |
Fathers who form society specially devoted to edaca
ton. College Point and Convent Landing arc oonve
nent and guar landing p,acoa for steamboats, going
to AID returning from New Orleans.
Payable In u S, currency half yearly in advance:
Board tuition, washing and stationery, per term OF
Doc nS ors isos aud medicine ordinary OF III
ifp be S. srs TO- be monthly
Uia Cirace the Most Rev. Archbishop OF New Orleans
The Rev. Clergy Of Alsiers
For further details apply to tho Very Rev. President
| at the College -, m pcr,ps,,p
COLA T9Iy No. i4o Gravier street New Orleans.
CANT vINcENTs COLLEGE,
CAFE GIHARDEAu. Missouri
er Ias u the
6esStfay located the Mi'...,pg, rivss iDsy mile I,
Leuis. -..,... -,
are
Weii sdsptsd for Sssithfal exercise.
touch at Cape Girardssu. .., .--,, . :,
| The scholastic year begina on the FIRsT AoNpA1
oif EEPTEMBRR, and ends about tho hrst Of July
TERMS.
Board and Tuition. per scholastic yoar
Ms,hng; az Fee Snd Isdicnss
| instrumontal Music y
For further information apply TO .
Prssidsns Of tho College
Or 10 Rev. THOS. J. SMITH. O. n.
| seiT9iF b. Joaephs Chorch. Nc" oEseN1s-
I'll NJ rOsRPH Mitchell. Cashier Of the Mutan
National Bank, No. IOs Canal street, New Oilsans
hereby authorized receive and give receipt lot -
moneys which, may DO paid 70 kim for account OF u
shove Hesitation ,. =, ~ p.,z-.
= Nav ORLEANS. August ,. 1874.
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY,
uSprr
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSULyEs,
Two Miles below New Orleans -, /.

This Institution, which she ,nnap,tants of Loris,as
and tho States have kindly favored thar
. S 70 ' pas lie 4
cducsea pursued By tho Tu,aresses Of tSi. Es,aSsh
KoraI Educatior ohect constantly KEEP. In view
by the ~ the aderanE of their pupils minds with
knowledge and the forming of their hearts to virtue
as we'll as to habits Of indussry oaaar and nesrnes.
b to 81 ss Il
anco secures the preservation Of morals and tho willing
community exclusively Catholics, pupils Of all de
nou,iuatons are admitted and interssreneo Is used
upon the score OF religion but for the sake OF order
all are equally EsaIroa to aa..s with proprissy at the
iays;sai % health of tho pupil. /. ar
object Of uninterrupted soi;ciud for the ladies Par
and ' Tss " AZ
20 ,s & % tho day. that neither the
plication to their classical duties When siSk they
Phyaoian 10 in immediate and timely Iotos
is given to their parents Or guardians
loving Objects. ' The EasiisS ana FssnsS Ssasass
t isn n. and q, nm Wtns S
Mythology. Chronology. English and French Ltsrs
Painting in the yariou. STYLES @st.r Coss Pa.a ana
Neediowori etc Parteaar attention is paid to Music
Tho Scholastic year of ten months and a half com.
mences on the 4th OF November. and ends about the
Board and Tuition per session ss7s. payable In (,
avSnSe the aT rs term In the &C
Day Scholars per session sis payable in advance a. ~
En,e sao ' for the Boarjsr. q
Entrance for the Day scholars. $500. %
No deduction is made for accidental absences, nor for
who proong vacation time beyond the appointed day
EXTRA CHARGES. ,..s .,
Stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes per n,
tef IN oth - 0i
sI TIC Use Mass. Per %e aun,s
Artificial Flowers, per term. 10 9,
Enpensss for G' the Bathing Season
Books necessary the different olasses may be fur
estabiishment It bookseils,s' prices.
Dvess and Furniture particular dress e Isquirs
on sundays and ThGrsdsys on which Gs5s
AND Cape With Sisst belt: ana in summer whit
sap.
white yell three pairs Of sheets two %SSssI n1
q, two
the ws
winter uniform must be made according to tho mod
IL ss' s III
spoon and fork. knife and silver tumb or. nstt,e
sad ' half WIDE Nth sz pillow esss. Ss.hbow
and key little chair and a small workbox. also wi
. ~ oeasraatiGns arc limited 70 SUNDAYS
esclusuey and can only be made to the
o s
ss. %
deeaeies at the paros There - ysHry vSor', !"
oS Se So 81 s
4; not to pro'ang that time IN order that tho yon
other absence Is ever allowed except Of sskne
,S!ss w.ne 70 thS ss
oc27 u tjy1 70 -