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Chanrcry Court 81, Athens. Tenn.
G. l.. King ". J. VI. Alexander.
ICrnSs Rill

- L' MING ". d. VI. NltNJhutT.
Cross Bill.
! 7 appearing from the affidavit filed IN this
1 cause that the defendant. j. VI. Alex mdcr.
j. u nonresident Of the state Of Tennessee: It
/" therefore ordered that the aforesaid non
resident defendant enter his appearance be-
tore or within the first three days ur our next
'hnncrry Court. ~ br held at the tnurt-hnlI>"
III the town If Athens. Tennessee. un the lth
Monday Ut November. l>I2. then and there To
plead answer or drlnmr To compliments said
cruS>-hill Ur the same will he taken for con-
tr'-cd and st for bearing cX parIr: and that
Il copy oI this order lie published for four con-
>ecutIyc weeks in the Athens Post.
j. VI. HENDERSON, c Il NJ.
Van Dyke. Cooke aud Van Dyke. SOls.
Aug. >. lSi2-it-prs fee $I,OO-2iI
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Chanccry Court. Eehcu Co.. Tenn.
J. c. WATSON vs.. W. ;. TIorr. John Rhca Q and
nj hnrS.

T appearing from the allegations Of the Bill
l filed In this cause. (Which l. sworn to-
that respondents W. :. iIorr. John Rhca Q and
+. i. Stanton, are nOn-rc>idcnts of the State
of Tennessee: 1t is ordered by the Clerk and
Master tla; publication he made four cOn-ccu-
tive weeks in the Athens Post, n newspaper
published ut Athens, McMlnn county. Tenn,
requiring said respondents to make their per-
sona appearance at the next term of the Chan
Gerry Court to he held for the cOunty Of Rhea.
at the Courthouse in the town of Washington,
Tenn, on Thursday after the second Monday
in September next. and plead, answer. de-
muir or otherwise make defense to said bill, or
the same will be taken for conir,>cd and set for
hearing cX parteas To them. Thi>Gth August,
1872. WIN. VI. WILSON. e. Il NJ.
Per +. LOCKE, ID. Z. Il NJ.
Aug. D lSI2-lt.nrs fee S4,OO-2H
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Important Notice.

HAVING PURCHASED TIE ENTIRE
l >tork 81 Goods belonging To T., T.. Gibson.
lnd added them To my CORNER stock, ! now
have the most general and miscellaneous store
in this place, and will sell lower than ever
for cash or hNrlcr--but will stop the credit
business. | will sue all who owe me before
III" first day Of september next. unless they
come forward and pay me before that time
mean all. not excepting my best personal
friends +. +. GIBSON.
Athens, Tenn, Aug. .. lS72-tr-4il
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1 tiun> Of complaint Bill. which are sworn
TO. that |. =. Knight one Of the defendants in
the above stated cause j. nonresident Of
the State of Tennessee: IT is therefore ordered
by the Master that the before mentioned non
resident defendant cntci his appearance be-
forc or within the first two days Of our next
Chanccry Court fer Mcig> county, at u Court
to be held at the Courthouse In Decatur, on
the ri Monday Of ; ptcmber. 1872, then and
there tn plead. answer or dcmur to complains
ants said Bill. or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing ex.partc ~ to
him: and that II cory Of thi, order be publish.
cd in the Athens Post for four cOn,ccuI We
weeks. This the 9Th day Of August. 1872.
W. +. BiENINS. Z. & M.
Burkctt K Smith. sOl> for comprt.
Ang. .. lSI2.It-pr> fee sj,OO-2Ij
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Court at Decatur, Tenn.

John 7. Brown. guardian. &C.. W. Rolrc NJ.
Brown. u. H. Russell and wife, Jane Rus
sell and others.
I y thi> cause it appearing from the com.
1 plnnani> Fill. that ID. II. Russell and wife.
Jane Russell. Harriet Martin. W. q. Martin
aud james Martin some Of the defendants. are
non-re>dcnt> Of the STATE Of Tennessee: II IL
ordered 10y the CLERK and Master that said de-
PENDANTS De required to appear before the
Chanrcry Court ut Decatur. Tennessee. IN the
I'd Monday Of september. 1872. and make de-
tcn>c 10 said Bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and the cause set for hearing
eX pnrtc ~ to them: and that thi, notice be
published for fnlr consecutive weeks in tho
Athens Post. This 18th day Of August. 1872.
W. +. BLENINS, G. Il NJ.
V. G. Allen. solicitor.
Aug. .. IS,2.it-pr, Zee SI.O0-2i5
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RIIEA SPRINGS.
SULPHUR SPRINGS 20, Rhca Co., Tenn.
Best and Cheapest Watering Place
in the South.

TNHESE WATERS CURE DROPSY. Scro-
L fula, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, and all
Diseases Of the Bones. skin. Bowels, stomach,
Liver and Kidneys. They have proved >pe-
ciiic in Chronic Dirrhc and Dy>cntrry, and
are hiehy cllicaclou, in diseases peculiar to
Females.
j. G. WATSON, the Proprietor o: these
springs. proposes to cOnduC The Hotel on a
more liberal and extensive scale than ever be-
fore. Special Inducements offered in the way
Of mr,rmrnt>. \ Livery StabIciS now open.
rIlurtiiu" tine stock and equipments for the
benefit and pleasure Of visitors.
Water free to all who may desire Boarding
in private families OF w Camps.
Hacks Will be- 0t the landing ON arrival Of
boats from Chattanooga. TO convey visitors 10
the springs: also, at ATHENS, on l.. 7. Va.
Il Ca. Il. Il. - miles from the Springs.
The most >unptuOriS fare j. provided. and
prepared 10y humber one professional cook,
The undersigned desires to please hiN guests,
and will give satisfaction.
>. q. WATSON, prop'r.
May t.. lS72-tc>.233
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COULDN'T FOOL HER,

Some ladies and gentlemen were
taking a walk near a cemetery.
when ghost appeared. They all
ran with the exception Of one pref
~ widow, who stood her ground
till the "ghost' got TO her. She then
went for the spectre, and thrashed
out OF his disguise young fellow
who merely wanted to irightcn the
party. Leading her victim back to
the house, the widow cried-"Can't
fool mel have seen too many men
in sheets, in my time y
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Wheat Wanted.

rI'TIOSE INDEBTED TO Us CAN PAY
l their Note, aud Accounts in good Wheat,
Mt highest market price. If not paid in Wheat,
they must be paid in CASH We mean bvsi-
ness. W. Il. HORTON n co.
Athens June IL. lS12.tf23;
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Flour at Cost!

TO CLOSE MY BUSI-
~ IS It the Depot, | will sell choice ar.
tcle of Cincinnati Family Flour at cost. to
close out. ! will sell IN any sized packages
from six pound, to barrel. Call at once.
J. VI. HENDERSON,
Athens, May Il, lsI2-tr.33,
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A MODERN girl living near Loui,

a MODEKN EIfI IIVlng ncar louis
vile has a city beau. When he
rides out to see her on n warm after
noon. she calls the "old man. from
the field and makes him keep the
flies oil the fellows horse
Rnal nlrnri isnnnmi. nnNt rnlumn
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Chanrcry SnlpS-SpDtenbCr.

Nose, Bonner ct nI'. ". simeon Graves. ct al.
n pursuance Of u dccrrtal order Of thu
i Chlurcry Court at Athens in this cause, |
will sell 10 the highest bidder, at public out
cry at the Courthouse door, in Athens. on
the lith day Of september, 1872,
40 Acres Of Land,
more or less. living on til" .liwa>>cc River. in
the nth civil district. Mrilitn county. Tenn
Terms Said Lands viii BE- sold on credit
Of six, twelve and eighteen months. in bar OF
the equity Of redemption. Notes and >crIi.
ty will be- required aud lien retained.
j. VI. HENDERSON, G. n VI.
Aug. ., lS,2-it-pr> tee ,OD-2ij
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40 Acres Of Land,

more or les. lyin" in .hr 18th civil district.
MrMinn county. Tenn. heinz the Lands of
which j. II. Melton died. scIZcd and possessed.
Terms Said Lands will lee sold subject {"
the widows dover, - per cent. uf the pur-
chase money must be- paid ON day II sale, aud
4 credit of six and twelve months will he Civ
IN on balance of the purchase price. Notes.
with GOOD security will hc required. and u
lien will he retained. !. VI. HENDERSON.
Aug. ., lS.2-lt-pr> f." i.u-2Aj &. VI.
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VIM. w. ALEXANDER, NJ. ID.

NFFTCE NO.4i WASH NGTON SREETT,
" (On therorncr of church Alley sud 'front.'
ihg the Methodist Churcn.) Rc,idcnC 80
Washington street.
Athens. Tenn Jnn'y 4. iSI3.1y-2ii
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ResI advertisements next column.
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LYDIA Green. admir-. y. VI. J. Green ct al. {:
Rohc,on. Rice ~ Go. v. Lydia Green. ct al:
John Rp-cr-. admir-, ". Lydia Green. IT al.
IL pursuance of a decrctal order of the
L Ihinccry Court ut Athens. IN these cnliscs.
will sell ut public cutlery. 10 the highest bid
ON saturday. the It'll day of September, 1872,
zoo Acres of Land,
more or les. situated IN McMinn county, Ten.
ne,.cr. and being the lands of which ". j..
Green died, seized ana possessed.
Terms: : Said lands viii lr .o'd subject to
the dover Of the widow, Lydia Green. and oil
q credit IS ,iS. twelve and eighteen months.
Notes. hearing interest from date will be- re-
luircd, nj a lien VIII he retained.
J. VI. HENDERSON, G. x VI.
Aug. .. lS72-it-pr, fees i.n0-2ij
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A NEW YORK JUDGE
list pf the Charges Brought against Iu5gs
Barnard.

NEW YORK, March 10.-The inves-
tigation of the charges brought against
Judge Barnard proceeded yestsrday,
but no evidence was given TO show
corrupt conduct.
The charges against him are pub
lished, and are in substance as fol-
lows:
First-That he released on ba6eds
corpus, without the knowledge of the
district attorney, some fifty prison
er5, iu suits dating from 1867 to 1871.
SecOnd--That ne cOnspired with
Fisk, Gould and others to steal the
Albany and Susquehanna railroad,
cOrruptly and illegally ordered the
arrest of J. H. Ramsey and Others,
and c0rruptly assisted in gaining the
election of Fisk and Gould as di-
rectOrs Of that road.
Third-That he illegally and cor
ruptly appointed James II. Coleman
receiver Of sixty thousand shares Of
Erie stock owned by E0glish stock
| holders.
Fourth-That he gave corrupt de-
cisiOn in denying q motion for all
mOny,
Fifth-That he discharged, on ha-
beas eorpts, six men charged with lie
legal registration as voters at the elec-
ton in which he was running for
inIge of the supreme court.
SiXth-That he has shown gross "a
vorittsm 70 JAMES ii. Coleman, in ap.
pointing him referee in large num-
bsr Of cases during the past three
years.
and extraordinary allowances in Ger
tain cases to lawyers practising before
him.
Eighth-That his conduct on the
bench was uuheeoming and wanting
in dignity; that his expressions have
been indecent and that he has abused
respectable members Of the bar, and
has been influenced by openly
avowed intentions 70 assist his
friends.
At the conclusion OF the examins<
ton of witnesses last evening, Bar
nards counsel claimed that many OF the
charges against him date back previ-
ous TO the term he now fills and that
while they discovered nothing CT Inn
.portance 10 them that cannot be easily
refuted, and explained that they de
MED the right of legislative commit
tee to lmpeach or remove an officer
elected by the people for acts done
previous to his acceptance Of bis pres
ent term of Office. The committee de-
cided to consider the question next
Friday, to which time they adjourned.
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THALAssAosAMs.

II "a stated at Brussels that all coun-
tries having treaties Of commerce with
France decline to entertain proposals
for their modification.
Signor MiDghetti, special envoy Of
the Italian government, has left Rome
and is expected In Paris to-day. The
recall of Chevalier Nigra is now con-
sidered certain.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales
LETT England Saturday for the south Of
France. A dispatch announces their
arrival In Paris, where they will re-
main three or four days before pro-
ceeding on their tour.
The condition of the French treas
ury, even alter paying the fourth half
milIiard Of the Germany indemnity,
is satisfactory. The minister of q.
nance is enabled to report a balance
OF fORr hundred and fifty million
francs on hand.
The Paris C0nststtzSonneL says Count
Se Remusat, minister Of foreign affairs,
hes sent a note 70 the Italian cabinet,
eouched 10 friendly terms, requesting
an explanation OF the Notifications on
the GeDoese coast and the frontier, as
these works seem to be directed sgainsl
the security Of savoy and Nice.
In the recent religious discussions
IN Rome. between the Protestant
nreachers and Catholic clergy, on the
suhiect. $ Was st. Peter ever IL
/ Romefs' Father GavaEd sided with
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GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.
NEW YORK. March 10.

NEd 4R6hu 1Lh1Cn Aes
VIM. 81. Cook, OF voucher nOtoriety,
Is said to be on his return to America,
and it is believed he viii become
States evidence.
A magnificent banner from the nuns
OF Kenmare, Ireland, valued st 5000
will be presented to st. Patrick's Mu.
tual Alliance at the Cooper Institute
on the 18Th instant.
A Wilmington, North Carolina,
special says there is no confirmation
OF the reported killing OF Henry Berry
LOwery. Several parties are organ
izing for the capture Of the gang.
In the harbormsster's investigation
yesterday one witness stated that he
would give $3.50, 600 for the privileges
enjoyed by one OF the harbOrmasters,
of whom there are eleven in the city.
1t is rumored that the Hannibal and
st. Joseph railroad company will at
present offer only one million Of the
new increase of five millions, the same
to be disposed OF next week to the
highest bidder in open market.
T. Mason Oliver, of the board of
trustees OF MOrrisania, ,is charged with
receiving a bribe of $4,000 from Mrs.
AekersOn, from whom he purchased
for the town North Brother Island.
Suit will be commenced for the reeov-
cry Of the money.
Seth Wilbur Payne, proprietor Of
the Utica Daily Bee, was yeste day
convicted in that city of libel upon
Judge Charles 81. DooIittle, in chaTg-
ing him with taking or agreeing to
take money from Milton II. Thomp-
son for refusing to put over the trial
Of Mrs. McCarty, under Indictment
for murder, and sentenced to four
months In the Albany penitentisry.
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the Protestants in maintaining the
negative. The proceedings terminated
amicably, both parties, claiming to
have the best of the debate.
DISPATCHES from Paris say that
strong efforts are being made 70 re-
cOncile the differences between Thiers
and the committee OF the assembly on
the bill for the control Of the press.
The committee is willing to retain in
the bill the declsrstOry references to
the DEGREES by which the present gov
eminent was established If the presi.
dent will guarantee that the pact OF
Bordeaux shall be maintained.
The coalition against the Spanish
government has organized for the
coming elections. It has been de-
cided that a preliminary meeting OF
parties entering the coalition shall be
held in each district, at which the
person having the largest number OF
votes on the first ballot shall be NOM
mated as q candidate for the Cortes,
and that each party Of the coalition
shall adhere to its own principles.
The London Observer of yesterday
states that Secretary Fish's reply to
Lord GranvilIe's note, concerning the
claim for indirect damages has been
received, and it expresses the desire
of the American government for final
sci tlement OF the whole ques-
ton. The Observer adds that neither
the British nor the American govern
ment is in favor of reOpening the pro-
ceedings Of the joint high commits
afNn
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THE EMBRYO STATE.
The Progress Of Utat's Transition from a
Tertiary to Stats.

SALT LAKE, March 10.-General
Ord, commanding this department,
lett for the headquarters at Omaha on
Saturday. His health is improving.
At the Mormon nominating con-
ventiOn last night Frank Fuller, ex-
secretary of the teTritoy, and unpop-
ular throughout the territory for hav-
ing sent the Mormon militia to
aid in the Morrisite massacre,
was nominated for represen tive.
to congress; Hampstead, Brigham
Young's attorney, for State senator;
Colonel Akers and ex Secretary Mann,
members Of the legislature, as repre-
senting the GeDtiles, and who do not
recognize them. The Mormon slate
gives Hooper and Fitch United States
sanatOrsbips. Apostle Cannon takes
State senatorship, and small hOnors
are distributed among other "Jack''
Mormons The nominated candidates
enjoy the confidence Of the loyal pOr-
ton OF the population. It Is doubtful
whether the Gentiles will nominate
ticket or attend the election. They
trust to congress to defeat the scheme.
The intelligence that General Max
well has been appointed United States
prosecuting attorney is hailed with
general satisfaction, but is depressing
to the MOrmons.
Judge Mexican Is expected in few
days. The district court meets to-
morrow, Strickland presiding in place
of Mexican,
Trains are moving irregulsrly on
the Union Pacific railroad, In couse-
Quence of washes.
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MILWAUKEE, WIS.
RsseIutIsas sf Resps0t-RalIrsads-Psll'
tloaI HsltsFs Generally.

MILWAUKEE, March 10. - The
chamber OF commerce yesterday
passed resolutions of respect TO the
memory OF the late lamented Nathan
[ngaimsnn, and resolved to attend
the funeral in body. The remains
Vvera expected to-day. The resOlu.
fiops nav an earnest and heartfelt tri
huts % the enterprise and public spirit
OF the deceased, to whom the people
,of Milgaukeea and Michigan are under
everlasting obligations as the origin
ator O. the Fast Shore line, now
known as the E1gelmann Transports'
ton company.
The reports that have recently OBJ
xained some currency In regard to
changes in the management OF the
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
company are suthOritahyeiy denied
The Daily News, the Democratic
organ Of Wisconsin, has long artl'
"a this mornings issue urging the
Gle sage OF holding the National
aaVAh- stc convention in this city.
1enoeta. advantages mentioned
among - OF the climate and
are the coolues- ,odstiOns which the
city affords. -, On the first
fhird, fourth and seVentn Sa Re.
evening to elect delegates 10 a, -. -
publican State and 5enatofla, ~.
ventious. Ali the delegates enOsSn
are understood TO be Grant men. II
soTae of the wards instructions were
owen the delegates to Madison .
vote for Grant, and for Mayor Lno'
fn9tou Of this city as electoral dele
osfe for the State at large.
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Ifs man were to take his seat at'any
place of public gathering or amuse-
ment and keep his hat on, he would
be hissed or hustled out or handed tC
police. But women, night after night,
go with the most preposterOus pile Of
rigging on top of their heads, just ss
high as mems hats, and keep the un-
happy men behind dodging the never
quiet pile, and never giving one mo-
nent's clear view OF the stage or the
performers. Perhaps 1t would be well
enough to revive the old PuTitanic
text: "Top knot, come down."
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Williams, aid that much excitement
exists throughout the county, where
complete harmony had prevailed for
many months. Business OF all kinds
was suddenly suspended, and on
many plantations work had been
abandoned and the lsbOrers dis.
charged, owners being unwilling to
risk planting a crop owing to prevail
ing uncertainty.
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RICHMOND, March 10.-Yesterday
the bill In the house repudlating the
West Virginia certificates deposited
with the State treasurer by foreign in.
sUraDce companies doing business in
Virginia was ordered to be eDgrossed,
The bill declares that Virginia is moi
liable for and will not pay any one o.
the bonds known as the West VIII
glnia portion of the public debt. AL
amendments to the bill were defeated
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THIS WEATHER.
reorganization for the Coming Tween
GS-faur Hours.

Representation for the Coming Tween
Q-faur Hours.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-1'he pro-
liabilities are that the barometer viii
continue rising tonight and on Mon
day from the northwest 10 the eastern
gulf and eastward to the Atlantic,
with westerly to nOrthwesterly winds
and with clearing and clear weather,
the winds very generally increasing to
brisk and probably approaching to
high. Northwestern winds will pre-
vail tonight from Chesapeake bay
northwestWArd over Maine. The ba-
rometer will probably fall over the
western gulf States, with southerly to
essterly winds
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OMAHA.
Blocked mp AgAIn-Fhe aOrmOns-RfveF
Matters.

Blocked mp AgAin-The MOrmOns-RfVeI
Matters.
OMAHA, March 10.-No train from
the West has arrived at Cheyenne
yesterday or to-day. The melting
snow in the mountains has caused nu'
merOUs wash-outs along the road.
The State constitutional delegates
from Utah passed here to-day, on their
way to Washington. They assert
that the reason why the MeKeon
party have decided not to vote on the
the question of adopting or rejecting
a State government is that they may
not expose their weakness-that OF the
ten thousand Gentiles in Utah, not
more than one hundred are opposed
to state government.
There is no great rise In the Mis-
souri, river as yet. The river is gorged
by ice in numerous places.
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LEGISLATIVE.
Proceedings Of The Various State LesIsla
tuFes on Saturday.
OHIO

COLUMBUS, March 10.-In the sen
ate, Saturday afternoon, bills were
passed to allow clerks and judges
Of election two dollars per day each
fixing the standard weight of bushel
Of corn In the ear at seventy pounds
until January first Of the year next
after its growth, and after that time al
sixty-eight pounds, Of clover seed al
sixty pounds, and of oats at thirty.
two pounds; providing for the publ.
cation Of lists Of delinquent lands In
German newspapers.
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The commissioner of internal rev.
enue has received information that
several suits have been commenced
against his subordinates by State Off
GERS to recover the amount paid by
them as income tax on their salaries.
It is done under the recent decision OF
the supreme court on Massachusetts
case that the United States may not
tax State officials, because this would
give il the power to destroy the State
government by destroying the intsru-
mentalities by which they are main
fofuod
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DER sENGERFEST.
The Immense BuiIdtsg to be Erected q
81. LGufs.

The Immense Building to be Erected III
81. LGufs.
ST. LOUIS, March 10.-The building
which will be erected to accommodate
the national ssngerfest to be held
here next June will have a front OF
one hundred snd fifty feet on Twelfth
street, exter aing east on Washington
avenue and st. Charles street three
hundred and twenty-five feet. The
ground floor will seat IL ,664 persons
and a gallery on three sides of the
building will accommodate "a, 200,
giving the auditorium a capacity of If
teen thousand and sixty-four seats.
The stage will have seats for twelve
hundred singers and one hundred and
twenty-five musicians, and beneath
it will be q refreshment room, one
hundred and fifty by fifty feet. There
will also be spacious reception and
committee rooms, and every conven-
fence that can be desired. The cell
ing will be arehed and its center sew
enty feet high.
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GONE UNDER.

A Noted Road agent Hands an hiH
Checks.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1O.-Yester-
day q ge-driver between Stockton
and Jenny Lind saw man in the
chappsral whom he recognized as one
of the recent stage robbers. An armed
party pursued him, and desperate
fight ensued, in which the robber was
shot three times and mortally wound
ed. When taken, he admitted being
engaged in the recent stage robberles-
but refused to give his name.