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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH.
COMMENTS OF THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

COMMENTS OF THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
New YORK. Oct. Q.
The New York Tribune says: 1--WE have been
cheated out of Pennsylvania, but have made
great gains in Ohio, though not enough to carry
the State, and have nothing discouraging from
Indiana.
RETURNS FROM INDIANA-NoTHTNd DEFIN1rE-RE-
TURNS LF OHIO.
PHILADELPHIA, October Q.
Indiana Election returns are very meagre, and
do not indicate the result in the State. Returns
from twenty townships show about equal it,
gains. Forty one townships show net Repub-
lican gain Of 1902.
Ohio returns confirm the previous reports of
the election of Republicans Fit certainly means
Democratsl to Congress in the first ard second
districts.
coon NEWS FROM OTHER CoUNTIEs-20O MAI )BITY
IN CENTRE COUNTY.
Especial tn the Commercially
Republicans gain Congressman in Montgom-
cry, Lehigh Tioga, Bedford, Huntingdon Wash
ington, Indiana aud Marion counties. In Lu.
zerne, where Shoemaker, Rep, is probably
defeated. In Centre county, Gov. Curtins reti
dence, there is a Republican gain of two hundred
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
ttate news.

The Middetown Academy, now in the third
week of the present session, has about sixty
students
0n Monday last, Mrs. Mary NJ. Eaton. an old
lady OF about GA years of age from Kent punty,
Md who was visiting, her sou-iu-iay Mr. Jas.
\ Morris, in Midlletown while passing 70 tn
breakfast ROOM, wac su idenly attack u with
heart disease aud fell dead
Last week Mr.. George B,rnholt. shipped to
Pnlla phia, calves which weighed Z55 lbs.
they we're raised by Mr.. rhos. Dliworih living
iear Port Penn. The average age was about
six weeks.
A schooner of 450 tons was launched from tue
ship yard OF q Hastings, Smyrna Lan ling. one
lay last week.
The Smyrna library has added several hun
lred dollars worth of new books to its shelves
Nicholas Growers tailor store, at Clayton. was
robbed OF some $50 worth of goods, last Friday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
Chance is an unseen cause.

~TN-~~
Acorn coffee is much used in Europe.
A four-in-hand is worth two in buggy.
Syracuse bars dispense cider and doughnuts.
Praise the sea, said wise old George Herbert,
but keep up on dry land.
smart child in Pttsburg stole his teachers
watch from her desk while she was absent from
the sehool-room.
Some one has defined polite society as being a
place where mariners pass for too much ana
morals for too little.
Il is suggested that The Englishman who has
tanned a Wasp might Try his hand on mosquito
aud two TO one is OF. "a on the mosq llto'
The Hunterstuwn Saw Mills, at aurterstown
near Qiebec. we're lurnel yesterday mnrniug
Loss Sl0O0D0. They "ere owned by an Amer
can company.
freight train ran OF the track OF the Chicago
and NJrInwestern Ril road ut Bsrtram, Iowa
on Monday. Twenty freight cars we're throwi
into ditch, but no person was injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
LATEST RETusNs OF the VOTE.


PHIIADRI.PaIA CITY.
Complete unofficial returns from all the wards
show the folio Is ing Republican maiorities
Hartranft, Governor, 1892.
Mercur, Supreme Conrt. 16 459.
Allen, Auditor General l6.762.
Briegs, District Court 14,8U7.
Walton, Recorder Of Deeds. Is 652.
Smith. Receiver OF Taxes. 1898.
Selby ProthOnotary. 10 939.
Bingham, Clerk OF Quarter SasBions, 1888
Locke, Guy Commissioner, 1854.
The Republicans hold large ma jority in both
branches of City Council.
In the lat Senatorial district Dechart, Dem,
the present member, is defeated by Alexander,
Rep, by l4S6.
Members of Congress-.
lat District. S j. Randall Dem, reelected
by 1914. His majority, in 1870 was Alas.
2nd District-Unarier O'NeIll, Rep, s. 661 maj
81 Distlict-Leonard Myers, Rep, reelected
4th District-wm D. Kelley, Rep, reelected,
4 1879 majority.
9th District "A. c. Harmer, Rep, reelected,
by estimated maj. of $500.
22nd District - j. 3. Negley, Rep, reelected,
by estimated majority Of 5000
Newark City Election.
The charter election at New.rk, n. j., was
held yesterday. The Republican ticket was elect
ed by over 20O0 majority, Republican gain ol
nearly 1000 from last year. The Republicans
elected II out Of l5 Aldermen, and the new
Council will have 20 Republicans to 10 Demo
crata.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
oAIo-

Scattering returns from Ohio show Rep. gains.
Returns from towns in ten or twelve counties
give over 800 maj, Rep gain over last years
vote.
Returns from twps. in Astabula county gives
Wyckoff (Rep Secretary Of State. 1873 votes
Wiley. (Dem. 40O--Rep. maj of l178, and Rep.
gain Of 4l2 vote for Sec of Slate in 1870
-Four twps. in Belmont county give Wyckof1
1911 Wiley, s2l Rep maj. $50, Dem. gain
of 80.
In Greene county, twps. including Xenis
city, give Wyckoif 1898 Wiley, 856-Rep. maj
lll2. and Dem gam over 1870 Of 3S.
Huron county, 5 twps., Wyokof 947 Wiley
452-Rep. maj. 395, Rep. gain OF 10.
Lake county. twps., Wyckoif l069 Wiley
479-Rep maj $50, Rep gain of 80.
Licking county, twps., Rep. maj. 50 - Rep
gain OF 81.
Muskingum county, 8 twps., Rep. ma, 1885
Rep gain of 10S.
Portage county 2 twps.. Rep, gain OF 80.
Rlchl4nd county, twps.. hep. gam 81.
summit county, tws., Rep gain l0s.
Ullman county, twps., Rep. gain 49,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
The Penns,Iva. ia EIectlsn.

FURTHER RETURNs-THE CONGRESSIONAL pELAaA-
TIoN % TO 4.
Especial to the CommerciaLl
PHILADELPHIA Dot. 8.
Hartranft has majority in Montgomery ooun
ty Of one vote = a gain of seven hundred and
sixty-hve over last year.
tBy Associa.ed PrassJ
PHtLADELPHIA, Oct. Q.
The Brening Telegraph says that the r.
gressional delegation will be tSenty-three He-
publicsns and four Democrats spu ,llcans
being elected in the Sixth, Sixteenth Seven
eHn'h Eighteenth, Twentieth and Twety-fourlh
districts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
Sn BUILDING LOTS
AT PUBLIC SALE,
win be sold at Public Sale, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IIth, 1874, al
q 4o'C,0ck p. m.

Those heautifully located building lots fronting
on Rodmsn, -awlfy, webb FOnr,h aud FIN Sta
as extended from tn cdy These lots are short
distln irom the city. about four squares South
from the chuizen pa X aud are not su. ject TO ily
Tex They will ne sold gre Il harg in - on e lsy
terms, onlS 30 per ceHt cash snd and ~ m 'nthi
can buy lot and bec0me freeholder Az my last
fale OF lots on this property, from Fifth 10 -iXth
deep Id as 'ow a. Ss1 no; so there vas only 81 81
TO bs pad in cash, and aud ~ months for te oal-
ance l would urge ali D OF men to att nd MS we
and buy a lot as It may be starring point In their
lives. The first great venture l made W's " buy q
oct2-st WIN, BRIGHT, Agt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
nhe Drnma.

There was moderately good audience at
the Opera House, last evening. The perform
ance was excellent We regret that neither time
nor space permits all extended notice Tonight
The f'rlnld oRnd, AID Bonnie FishioJe will De
given.
BY some carelessness, we printed yesterday,
the presentation OF War Clouds, ON Friday
evening. This is ~rone It will be given to-
morrow evening, when the Rchings- Bishop en-
pnpemant nnnitiYalN 4, ha.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
cnr Fnr ncnn11.. Yr.,rrdnr.

We published, yesterday four different edi-
tions OF tile Commandment adopting the plan
common with afternoon papers, of naming the
first papers printed second Edition.
In these we gave, ho only the usual Associa-
ted Press reports, but lengthy special kilograms
from two well Informed correspondents in Phil
Adelphia and some uf the most intelligent poll
tioians at Chester, Media, West Chester, and
Norristown.
We venture to say the people of our city were
never 30 well inforn ed. on any similar occa-
sion, heretofore, of The progress Of an import
ant election in Penusylvauia They kindly re-
ceiyed our enterprise and the editions sold were
yeiy large.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
FIRST EDITION.
$3.50 p. M.
TINE ELECTIONS.
OPINIONS OF r4E PRESS.

rFrom the Philadelphia Irqrlrerl
It Is certain that General Hartranft Is elected
Governor by majority exceeding the highest
figures which were claimed by his enthusiastic
friends. On the other hand, Bnckalew runs be-
hind the aggregate claimed on his behalf, and
by many conceded. It is difficult, as We go to
press, to exactly settle the amount Of Republi-
eau sjority in the State; it will be 10000, and
may reach 0,000.
II We can trust to the adage. As goes Penn
sylvania 10 goes the Union" the contest foi
November is already settled and the electoral
majority of General Grant will be much heavier
than that rolled up for Hartranft yesterday.
from the hi ada. Press
Having with aincere and unfaltering purpose
opposed the two chief candidates on this ticket
solely in the interest OF the Commonwealth and
in the firm conviction that they were unwOrth,
Of this distinction, We yield TO the judgment oi
the ballot-box, as in duty bound, entertaining
no regrets and profferiug no apology for course
honestly begun and faithfully perseyele ed in.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
:. Lirnud.n MO. nrre.

Betten on fair trial in Pennsylvania the
Greeleyites cry Fraud OF course. Horace,
himself, charged the people of Maine with being
purchased.
Fortunately, the State. outside of Philadelphia
and Pttshurg elects Hartranft,in spite of all The
cheating of his opponents inthe Mining Region 81
and elsewhere. In those cities, themselves, The
vote was as fair, no doubt, for one side as it I
the other, and nobody will believe that outside
of them wholesale fraud" is possible. It's a
bad beat for the opposition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
W. & W. Rallroad.

PROGRESSING TOWARDS COMPLETION
The laying Of the rails on the Wilmington d
Western Railroad to Landenburg will be com
pleted to-day, when nothing will remain undn-
lshed but ballasting and levelling up. Piles at
the crossing of the road over the Nsw Castle
avenue are being driven and a passenger AID
'aqraph station will be completed in lew
days.
4ne station house will be 40 by 2a.feet, finished
in a neat artistic manner. rhe Wilmington end
Jf the road will sooa be hnisled to the wharf on
the Delaware River.
A branch from the main line will connect with
he freight depot at the east end Of Third st eet
bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
DEL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1879
DOMESTIC NEWS.
rAE PENINSULA.

TALBOT COUNTY.
st. i.ichaels town hall was sold at public sale
for 81 $50. 1t will be converted into store by
the purchaser, John o. Harper
Lewis II. Kirby was accidentally shot in the
neck, a few days ago, by some boys who were
out cunning and shooting In q reckless manner.
Surt Caldwell of the Md h Del n Il has so
far recovered from his lete Illness as to be once
more at his post
Greeley d Brown Club has been formed at
Trappe.
f. G. Wright's race course, near Easton, has
been completed, and is in excellent trim.
w1ooMoo COUNTY
The Bachelor publishes 10 columns OF reading
without reference to the mud machine once.
The Eastern Shoreman says nothing about it III
II columns.
James Twigg, who murdered Stephen Wilkins,
in July last, was found guilty of manslaugher
one day last week. He was sentenced to the
peniie 1tiary for 1S months.
Liquor venders ply their vocation in Salisbury
on the Sabbath in spite of the Sunday law, but
they a'ways escape indictment by the Grand
Jury through the interference OF fliends.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
The turntable OF the Worcester r at Snow
II H. was broken, the othei day, and trains back
down the road
Stella Taylor has been appointed principal
of the girls school in SNOW Hill
A campmeeting 10 in progress at the Furnace.
Rev. 05ie Marbury has lett Snow Hill for hli
new field of labor In alvert county.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

The fireworks, at 5th and Market Sts., last
evening, we're most reckessly used, and the dan
ger caused to tne new hotel was alarming. As it
proved the only fir, cans d was that on Green
man, Person. & Gus roof, which, fortunately,
the compositors in the COMMERCIAL Office, work
ing at an unuauAl hour, discovered and put out.
The careessness OF the whole affair is without
eXcnse.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

The fourth trial o. Joseph League for the
mu der OF All uuknO"u woman near Ohases Sta
tien, on the Philadelphia aud Baltimore hal''
road in June. 1871. ndad at TowsOntOwn. Md.
on MundNy, in the disagreement of the jury.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
The PennsyIvania elections.

HuRRAH FOR HARraANFr HIS MAJORITY EsTI-
MATED AT 3O374.
Especial Despatch to the Commercial
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. o.
From reports received this morning from every
county in the State, the EUeaiag Bulletin calcu-
lates the Republican majority at thirty thousand
three hundred and seventy four.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
New Adver,is ments, This Uay

New 1dver,is ments, This Day.
Bank Statement kationAI Bank.
Ba HStat. ment---' Onion n atlnHRl Bank"
auLed- ga dener or cOacnmRn.
Pr ipusAls--Fur grading
Nutice-buadi. 4 Association.
Ladies' ma G zoe Of It-City Item.
Fall Millinei y--ts,o. W. Nj eS
Fal NET ng-At he PARK.
Lanai, Bir s-W. II. ChaDcler.
Grand Opera Ron e-srs. Iiichlngs.
anttd-A hin II LOlse.
Wa ted 10 rem - house.
Wan ed 10 exChai ga dwelling.
Lost--s laIgs hbrsT.
the Sw3tcnha e. IN excursiOt.
NJ tice--Patriek Harold.
Fur eale--A lot.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
The Boss Of the "Rina.g

HE Is REPORTED TO BE HKULKtNa AGAIN.
NEW YORK Oct. 8.
A report prevails that Tweed is missing,
though his counsel say they can produce him at
short notice
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
The nnsr tnlI Tournamrnt.

The first game OF tue base ball tournament,
At New York, yes.erd,y between the Mutuals
aud Bostons, resulted in draw, after eleven
innings had been pla. cd. The score stood Z to
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

The Gdzette cet tinly cannot lay claim to the
name of newspaper 1t appeared, yesterday,
without line of news from the Elections. The
Gazte, in fact is a SOFT of daily political circu-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

Our Extra Edition, this morning, containing
the Election News was out, and in the newsboy 3
hands, at the fret blush of dawn long in advance
of any other. An Immense edition was run of,
10 meet the demand.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

I.wa did not vote, yesterday. In the year oi
Presidential election, the elects State officers
At that time-the Tuesday after the first Monday
Of November.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

The State OF Delaware will vote for Grant and
Wilson, in November. Add three more to the
Republican column.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
Commercid Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MAnKETs.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Q.
Cotton $4,000. Flour unchanged. Wheat
dull Western red 81 63@1 78; amber 81 80 !
white 81 9O@2 90. Rye dull. Corn weak, ye low
66067c Western mixed 64@65J4c. New white
oats 44945; mixed S9@4219c. Whisky 94c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

Chipman (Rep.) was elected a Delegate to
Congress by 800 mai "a Rep gain Of 1900.
1he Republicans eject ~ out of % members
to the Legislature, with loss of one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

Horace Greeley cannot be elected President,
in November. He will be the worst-defeated
candidate that eyv had the Democratic nomina-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

The official statements Of the four National
Banks in this city are printed on our fourth page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
Persona, Intelligence.
rhn lhn., b. .tn,lon nInrder.

Mr. d. P. Bell ha- removed with his family
from New Uastle to Springfield, Ohio.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

The Republicans have certainly large ma
jority. 1t cannot be much less than last year, =
90 O00
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

UREAUTIFUL SETS JHWELRY, braeele y, seal
Ii rings, locks 8, dc oloslng oat at q sacrifice,
this month, at Ferris, oets-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
PRICE TWO CENTS.
SECOND EDITION,
800. p. M.
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WARRINGTON, Oct 8.
Probabilities Clear weather for the Middle
Statea.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
MORNING EDITION!
III UUIIIIU 3HUIIIU M
- 2 .
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
SWEEPING REPUBLICAN VICTORIES
Pennsylvania . Elects 'Haldanft.
OHIO AND INDIANA FOLLOW SUIT.
Tho Presidential Contest
Decided.
SWEEPING REPUBLICAN VICTORIES
OHIO AND INDlANA FOLLOW SUIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Commercially

MEDIA, Oct. 8, 10 As, A. NJ.
Delaware county, with all but five Districts in,
show ,696 majority for Hartranft 1t may reach
1850. The State looks safe for 1900 Repub-
lican maj. on HartDanft.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
atlarrMafs.

CAMERON-RICHARn nsOS,-on Tuesday, october
sth. by Friends ceremony, at the residence of the
brides iatherG. q. Cameron % ucy j., youngest
dauy ter OF samuel hicnardsOn, E.q, OF Mil
Cree X near Wilmington.
CONNELT-GRANT in Duluth, Mimi, September
25th by Rev E ID Sal er David Connell, of Will
mlngtcn, to Lucy E. Grant, of DIlutn, MINI.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
INDIANA.

South Bend gives Re-. maj. of Ill Rep
gain of ia over the vote OF 1870.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
fn.Inua.
ohio.

What news we have il encouraging to the
republicans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

The SwITcHBAcK.-T are in this city hum
dreds of persons who have never beheld the ro-
mantle scenery in the valleys around Mauch
Chunk nor surveyed the unequalled land-
scape which unfolda itself to the eye from the
summit of Mount Pi-gah. The perspective
from this point is always enchanting, but never
more go than when the Frost King has laid his
h md upon the foliage aud tinted it With hues
VI gold aud brown. Already his presence has
been felt there, and no better time than the
pres At month eau We selected to view this
grand sight in nature. Every one should see il,
aud Mr.. Z. T. e. Snita will afford them AL
opportunity on Thursday next.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
DEATHS.

MENDINHALL-In tn g CITY 10th Month, 7th at S,
NJ, Mary W., iafant daughter OF EdEaId an l
ydia :. MPndnhall ag d months.
The relatives and friend, or iha family are re-
speetfuy inv to atJt nd the fun raj to leave the
house Of her parents, NO. 1919 ANAL street,
FitIh day afternoon at O'Clock. IIterment at the
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
z, BRINGHURsT d CO.,
APOTHRCARuS
Corner Sixth and Market Sire

E.B. Co. also have Pure Xylol and Capsules
olainned mitigatea the severity OF smallpox.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
DAiGu Gosasas<rtjAG.
JENKINS a ATKINSON.

W LINER ATKINSON, ..."...... PRbliahsr.
sH-Fct fsyms, ma, iSss second Page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
TRUSS DEPARTMENT OF
Edward McInau. Jr.,
I'D AND MARKET STREET,
Trusses, Braces, Suspensories

Especial Invitation is made TO any one sirous ef
visiting our Truss eparthent 10 call and examine
our superior a4sOTtmt mt OF HrusseB ali mads Of ex-
ceilant material We claim the largest stock and
assortment OF trussea, brac"s and suspenshry BAN
dages Of pny retail house in the State, and we fee
saii-hed In establishing our claim on the fact OF
variOu truss makers constantly calling on as, and
examining our stock VINO unanir ousy pronounce
Our assO tment the best they hare epor sen fi an
Retail no SO" and that our 1acit es for applying are
In view OF This fact we can offer patrons and ths
afflicted sucn Inducements as TO Quality, nj and
lifting as can only Oe found II our establishment
Every truss sold at our Truss Ro m is guaranteed
to be the Gnest qua ity afforded In the mark {, eacn
one being practically examined and handled oefore
irussss from 50 cents to 5000, and finer finish a.
| higher prices.
Great pleasure taken in showing Trusses whether
". shiug TO purchase or not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

a COSSCIENTIOTs CONvICr.-About six wears
ago ColOTed man in Indiana named DivoD
vas sentenced TO the state prison for four wears
Tor larceny After being an inmate for six
months hr escaped, aud a. not heard of since,
until a few days ago, WHOM he appeared before
The warden and gave himself up, telling bim
Who he was, and that he had come back tor the
purpose Of serving ont the time he owed the
state, nearly three years and half He states
q reason for his escape that he had a wife AMI
ten children IN destitute circumstances and ms
cbJect " 10 Place them in "A condition above
want ana A. he had accomplished that purpOsa
lie was now ready and willing To paw the
locked up. " anu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

SPONTANEOUS COMBUsTIOS.-A few DAYS
since servant employed by our townsman. DR.
IL. i. Craighill, at his family residence, Was
engaged IN rubbing furniture with rag satu-
rated with hnseed OIL. ShesuSpendel the WORK
Tor short time 10 eat dinner leaving the rae
IN The loom, and upon returning the rag was
round 70 be in a blaze. The discovery was
timely and fortunate. and il is not Improbable
had II been delayed for much longer the fire
might have communicated 70 the hOuse-LgacI~
uTgi Ia NstcS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-31

TIE HUSTON INVESTIGATION YESTERDAY

The HUSTON INVESTIGATION Yesterday
was the ninth day of the investigation of tn
charges against Rev. DIR. Huston by the eccle-
siastical committee. The committee YESTERDAY,
after the examination Of q number of witnesses
both for the prosecution and defense. adjourned
about O'Clock p. m. until next TUESDAY i'm
consequence Of . death in the congregation OF
Rev. Nelson Head requiring his immed ate
return home. Some of the clergymen on the
committee also have pressing reasons for return
ing TO their charges for a few days, hence an
adjournment until Tuesday was deemed adyis-
able.
The witnesses yesterday for the prosecution.
including the teachers OF the SUNDAY and day
schools, attended by the girl who made the
charge against DR.. Huston, testified principally
10 her previous good behavior and truthfuIness.
though IL seems there have been some Others
whose testimony WAS TO the contrary to sOma
extent. IL is understood that the COMMITTEES
have decided that 10 is unnecessary to examine
any more " illnesses in this particular case a.
the inquiry II only pre- liminary one with fbe
view OF rel Ortng 10 the conference whether the
evidence l. sufficient to order an Investigation
by the conference or not.
The character of the testimony for the dafenss
Yesterday was not asceTtained. It is Understood
mat testimony has been introduced dariD1 the
examination 10 COntTOvert the girls statement
a. 10 the alleged time and place of her being lad
on from virtue by DR.. Huston. witnesses stating
that he was out OF the city about the perioI in
Gicated, though il il alleged. on the other hand
that the girl does not undertake to be precise a.
20 recollection OF tjme.-BGIf. Sun. S0tE