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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-19
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T AW! LAW LAW ! LAW !!

Our Monthly Law Circular will lie mailed to tho
address of every Lawyer in Texas desiring II.
On hand plenty Of Texas Reports Nrls. II I. -
Also, sayss' fleRdings Probate Law, Constitutions
p,schal'. Digest, etc. Also, large general stock
of Law Books. Il. III. tlSHlNG
March. ls73-n2i:lm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-19

and wholesale merchants Hlsy
ssiiio be stripped 1ui Of the cJgniy aud
ihat stores having snsh prohibited srti-
elea may be kept open on election dHy for
be sAlr of olher articles.
% The government to commission all
oGiosIs except fnembers Of Congress ib9
Legislature and the Governor
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-19

Tho Atlanta Sun nG april 3 cor d.s
the following editorjai by Algy j @..
phens on Vice -Presid sgt " '~ot grn.F.
ment TO General GerdnG
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

the GRAIN MARKEr.-The receipts yesterday
were $500 bushels OF wheat and 100 bushels Of
corn; sales, |, 200 bushels Of whoat, at fl.7i.
THE RIvER,-Arrived. stcsrners New York,
from Philadelphia, with q general, cargo; ES-
press, from Baltimore, with miscellaneous
cargo; schooner Joseph baxter, with furniture
for District merchants. Cleared, steamer John
Gibson, for New York, with 900 barrels oil hour.
THIS CATTLE MARKgT.-Drovers Rest, Thurs
day, was well attended. There were offered 80
cattle and l65 sheep and lambs. sales OF
cattle at t5b0tstI gross. Sheep sold at t2tos 70
per head; lambs, s225st5 each. small supply
OF cows aud calves were on the ground, but not
very superior. Sales, s1sssso.
TuE CAsAL.-The damage done to the canal at
Mercersvile last Sunday has been so Tar repaired
~ to allow boats to pass. The returns OF the
business Of the company for the week ending
Goth July show q shipment OF 1921 tons OF coal
from Cumberland, and an accrued revenue OF
berland, $50 s30.lO; Georgctown, $500; Hancock,
ss2.ss and Willismsport, $3.50, making an az
.gregate Of 22,s33.2J.
KuLH Ass0uI ATIoH--A number of young men
met at No. 62 Bridge street Thursday night, for
the purpose Of organizing beneficial associa-
OF the Georgetown beneficial Rne Association
was adopted, and the following oiticers elected:
President, J. Stanton; Vice president; Benjamin
sinsheimer; secretary, q. NJ. Daley; correspond
Ing secretary, NJ. j. Hart; treasurer, Nj. j. Car.
roll; first shooting.master, Charles LUCAS; second
shooting q master, J. EhrInanntraut; tfdstees-H
volkman, IL. 4. Taggart, p. keddegan, Y. stan.
ton and N. l.. Travels. A committee, consisting
OF II. Workman, John Stanton, u. Sinshelmer, II,
T. Taggart and Y. stanton, were appointed Ia
draft constitution and select uniform. There
ware present at the meeting forty young gentle.
men, OF American and uerman birth, and the
prospects OF the success OF the association are
most assuring.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02

There exists on record In medicine only
ono case OF enormous oyergrowth of all the
bones of the body with wasting OF the mus
cles. 1t was observed by saucorotte. An
other case however, of this kind, as described
by Prof. Friedrich In Vlrch ow's Archie, pos
sesses peculiar interest. Sau cerotte's case
was that of q man aged thirty-nine years,
the weight of whose body rose In the space
Of four years, from ll9 TO l7S pounds, by the
increase Of his bones, the muscles all the
while wasting. The head Of this man was
enormous, his eyes being pushed forward to
the level Of his forehead, and the lower jaw
attaining an immense thickness. Attacks OF
iusensibllity and difficulty Of breathing char
acterzed his complaint, NJ. Friedrich has
described his patient as q man OF twenty.slx
years, being one Of six children, all OF healthy
habit, except the youngest exhibiting a minor
form OF the same affection. At eighteen he
began TO and his feet and ankles growing
large and heavy, then the hands and fingers
the lower and upper limbs becoming oil enor-
nous size due entirely to the growth OF the
homes, the muscles being wasted; standing,
walking and lying, oil dliilculti the Internal
| organs healthy, and no disturbance. OF the
brain; medicines Intellectual, except some
comfort from cold baths.S
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02
Tne YACHT RACE.

Three Rniries--The Gertrude victsrioss.
Tue race between the yachts Fannie Bell, Cap
tain Bell; Spray, Captain Smlthson, and Ger.
trude, Captain jenkins, for the champion nag Of
the Stamp division, Post once Department, came
on yesterday.
The yachts werc 10 position at $50 q. m, the
time announced In the rules for starting, but
some time was taken up drawing for choice Of
position, electing judges, ac. Finally Messrs.
Stevenson and Bogue were elected the Judges,
aud the boats were started as follows Fannie
Bell 9:i5; Spray, 9:23S, and Gertrude, 9:3o. There
was a very light wind, aud the boats almost
drifted from tho buoy; but soon q light wind
sprung up from the south, and the Gertrude
passed the Bell and Spray, got under headway,
and kept the lead throughout the race. The
wind gradually increased until 1t became about
right, and all bid fair to be a due race.
The buoy was rounded Oh Fort Washington In
the following order: Gertrude, 2:55; Bell, 1881,
aud Spray, 1850 p. M, the wind still holding good
from tho south and all were
uouKwAkD ROUND.
The Gertrude soon widened the distance be-
tween her aud the boats following until she
reached home, at sos; the Spray following at
6:sik, aud the B,ll coming In last, at d:3eA.
Bstting was free at two TO ons on the Bsll be-
fore starting. but found hut few takers.
The tug boat stml q ,dnoy accompanied the
boats with party Of ladies' and gentleman and
also the judges.
The nag Is to be held by the G,rtruis for
thirty days, when she IL then subject 10 chal
lcnge by the boats catering this race, sublso ID
the same rules.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02

Two small frame houses for sale.
Ten two-horse teams to haul brick are wanted.
Five hundred thousand hard brick are wanted.
building lots on T, $, n, Third and X streets
for sale.
Two four-story brick houses, i've two-story
and one four-story brick house for sale.
Four four.story bricks and one MRnsard roof
frame house for sale.
Que Of the 1nest private residences In ueorge-
town for sale.
DR.. Susan A. Eison has removed to No. 1905
street.
Services tomorrow In the p. Z. church Of the
Strangers.
An adjourned meeting Of the Improved Order
Of Rel Men will be held on Monday.
W. II. 4 o. IL. Morrison have received all the
new books. rs
Sec the notice OF the Hoard OF Public Works
regarding improving public road.
Green Williams will sell on Wednesday,
August 9, at O'Clock y. m, dwelling house
and lot, No. 90I Seventh street northwest.
Religious services at the Synagogue, corner Of
Seventh street and New York avenue, to-mor-
row.
George A. Scott, brass founder, fnisher and
machine jobber, No. 42s Eleventh street north
west.
The most direct route to Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and the North and West, Is by the Buffalo,
New York and Pennsylvania railway.
The Navy Department will oGer for sale, at
public auction, at the United States navy yard,
Washington, Friday, the goth instant, at ~
O'Clock M, the side-whcel steamer Mercury.
Thomas Il. wagguman will sell on Monday
August 4, al . O'Clock y. M, u desirable two
story Dwelling on North street, between Twen'
ty-thlrd and Twenty-fourtA streets, near the
Circle POI. l'HHHf y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02
Base Ball.

Yesterday afternoon tho colored portion OF our
population turned out In largs numbers to wit
ness the game OF ball between tho Mutuals and
Alerts, on the olympic grounds.
These have been rival organizations for sew
eral seasons, and their contests have been at
tended with great interest, especially by the
many lady friends Of each club. who were present
yesterday afternoon, looking down upon their
respective fayorites from the grand stand. The
play Of both clubs was excellent, barring q few
Wild throws, and was frequently applauded.
The batting OF BROOKS, OF the Misunderstanding
clean home runs-was the feature OF the game
The following Ia the score by innings:
Alert 0 8 0-iS
Runs earned-Mutual, II; Alert, q.
Umplre-Mr. Harbaugh, OF the Chesapeake
club.
A game was played In Alexandria yesterday
afternoon between the Arlington club, OF this
city, and the Independent, resulting In favor OF
the former by 4 score OF - to 10.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02

Yesterday Mt. J. c. stockbridge brought TO the
REPUBLICAN ONCE large quantity OF petrihed
wood and some hard substances, which looked
as though they might contain gold. Thesewon-
derful things were found by him In cut on
Second and Third and aud z streets, where
there is to he built sewer. lie says there Is no
ing been led In as is strata Of earth Is perfectly
natural. On examining tho place from which
these curioslties were taken large quantities Of
the same were found. The discovery has Gre
number OF persons visited the scene during the
day and examined these wonders with much
curiosity,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02
WEEKLY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
For tho Week Ending August 2, 1873.

For tho Week Ending August =, 1873.
EDITORIALS The virginia Republican Nounlns
q ton. Virginia Conservatives Alarmed. The
aoyernorship Of virginia. Mr.. Summers Posi-
ton. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal The
Corruption OF the Virginia Conservatives.
Democratic Leader on the Democracy. The
On.Ycar. Despotic Chronometer. Practice and
Not Profession. What VIII the Liberals Do'
CORRESPONDENCE THE BALTIMORE fmE-
The Scene by I'll Bye-witness-araphic De.
scripton OF the Conhssration. MINING Ex.
PLoRAnos-De velopnont OF WaAhinston In.
dustry and Manufactures Mineral Wealth OF
Virginia Bedford Springs
MISCELLANEOUS A Conference with the Attor.
nsy aenerai-The Ku Kiu1 Begging for Pardon.
The President Of the United States at Long
Branch. AfRTAk or NATuRE-wondrous FL.
fects Of Indian Turnip-A Remarkable bearded
Boy Developed Like . Man. Tho Railroad
wreckers. Tho Annual Rumors from tho Coal
Regions. TREAsuRr BOOK KkErNe-Ths DIS.
crepAncies Between the Resfister's Books and
the Debt Statement Explained. A Prince In
Ludlowstreet jail drocsbeck on the Democ-
racy. STRIFE In q Hotel. Rev. DR.. Newmnn
In Japan. TuE HAYDKN ExPEDrTIos-The Sur
= vey Of the Eastern Portion Of colorado: Pros
pectof . Corner in Salt Why Caleb Gushing
| Hates DogA A Young Girl Loses Her Life from
Il Terror Of SNAKE. Improper Use Of Postal
Oards THE CopE OF HoroR-A Red hot south
Carolinian Lays Down the Law Of Duelins.
PoLITICAL; TnE VIRGINIA CoNIHsr-Ths Ad
What the Republicans are Doins-Col Robert
W. Hughes Nominated-A Brief Sketch Of Hi
Record. dENrRAL POLITICAL NHws or tn
uHios-Drift Of Political Thought and Opinion
| what ne Newspapers are Saying and the Poll
| n. TEXANS ere Planning MARYLAND PoLirIcs-
| How the Advice Of the Republican b Regarded
by the Independent Press. The Nkw PART,
MovENEsr-No Hope Of Success This Year
| Proceedings Of the Caucus at Columbus.
LOCAL AFYAIRs; wKsr END INPhotkxgsrs-
| The Centre Of FAshion-PaiAces and Payst
| Streets. TnH sPilIrs ON @ srRkfr BourH
wEsr-More MAnifestAt ions-Particulars OF tn
| seance-A Guitar Floating In the Air. THi
l.. NEW AaIrAIIos-Position Of the Msssachu
sets Senator He Insists that Justtce Shall b
Done. an Oppressed Race and that we shal
Come up 10 the Declaration. WAS SIZE Man
RID TwIoE, on IL sHk MANNED AT ALLf-l
Curious Case. LIZ Il
TELEdRAMs. NEWS ITEMS. MARRIAGEs.ANI
DEATHS, &c.
The WEEKLY NATIONAL REPuBLIcAs is Just tn
paper to send 10 friends outside OF the city. Singh
copies in wrappers cents; mail subscribers % Pc
year. r n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02

Messrs. Hester RyOn, real estate brokers,
will sell, on accommodating terms i've lots
suitable for farming and gardening purposes, con-
taning from sixteen to forty acres each. These
lots are on what ia known as Mosher's lands,
fronting on the SuTattsville turnpike road, as
well as on the ridge or race-course road and the
Marlboro road. They are each beautiful build
ing sites, and watered by two OF the lnest
springs In the nelghbOrhOod. The title to these
lands Is beyond dispute. Two stages for mari
borO' and LeOnaTdtown pass every morning and
afternOOn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02

Mr.. Theodore astchel, president Of the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals, during
the past month turned twenty-three old horses
out Of harness, being unnt for labor, on account
OF lameness, CALLED shoulders and backs; ordered
followiug-named persons brought before Differ
ent justices OF the peace: John Clarke, charged
with driving o crippled horse 10 o cart; nned 50.
lgnatius Fletcher, charge OF cruelty whipping q
h0rse; Is. James Smith, (colored,l do; s.. Geo.
Douglass, Same charge; y. Andrew Edwards,
do; Is. Robert HALEY, charged with working 0
horse having very sore back; $40. John Ken.
son, same; Is. John Pollard, garbage man.,
charged with working horse when In an unit
condition; s.. John Holley, same; 81.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02

TIE usual services will be held in Lincoln hall
tomorrow (sAbbath) evening. ats O'Clock. These
services conclude the special exercises con-
Quoted by the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton during the day.
The open-air exercises at the East Capitol
PARK, 1t Georgetown, and corner Of Seventh
street aud Pennsy wanna avenue will also he held
as usual.
yanns Man. Chr,sfian ksso,,iat,on I. IN. nonn.
lar Bible lessons, which are held on Sabbath
afternoons, At the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms, from 10
O'Clock. Tue plan Is To take topic and nnd all
the various texts OF Scripture which bear upon
that topic, and, by comparison Of views In q con.
versati0nal style, get the meaning OF the Word OF
God upon these subjects. The topic for study
tomorrow Ia prayer" and must be Of interest
In ali.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02

Between the two mansions last described are
several dilapdated old frames, mostly owned by
oolored people. Efforts, both direct and through
middle men, have been made by several OF our
more prominent real estate nrms to purchase
this property for gentlemen Of wealth, who de-
sire TO improve It, but without success, rs the
owners, suspicious through ignorance, have In
terpreted the frequent applications for purchase
into scheme to get the advantage Of them, and
we are Informed that they now demand . per
foot for It. portion OF 1t was sold to Mr..
Lowry, to enable him to carry out his plans for
his large residence, for $3.50 over a year since.
This square, with the Washburn and Lowry man
sions, fronts out upon the reservation SO ee
Rantly improved by Gen. Babcock, known as
Farragut square, described In last weeks RE-
PUBLICAN.
At the southwest corner OF Fifteenth and K
streets Is the residence OF General y. L. Jenrles
Of our city, butt about two years since, and now
occupied by hun. This Is an attractive dwelling
OF neat design, four stories high, pressed brick,
with Mansard roof II has front OF about
twenty-n feet on Fifteenth street, overlooking
Farragut square, and one hundred feet on X
street.
A few feet west OF this Md. HSquier,o OF the 1rm
OF Squlers Root, Is erecting modern dwelling.
The building Is already under cover and will DO
ready for occupation the coming fall. Opposite
this Is one OF the most elegant and substantial
dwelling-houses In our city. 1t was finished
about a year ago, since which time 1t has been
occupied by Its owner, Mr.Haywood Hutchinson.
Ground on this square Is now worth $3.50 per
square foot. Four OF the most elegant sites
within the District for private residences are
situated at the Intersection OF Sixteenth and X
streets, and are as yet all unimproved. The two
southern ones are owned by Messrs. Dickson and
King, by whom thoy are for sale at $3.50 per
foot. the northeast ono Ia held by the Cook
estate--,John FCO0k, cay register. The remain.
ing one, we understand, has been transferred TO
Senator Jones, Of Nevada, who succeeds Senator
Nye. It's said that Senator Jones Is the pos
SCISSOR Of eleven millions, and that he purposes
improving this corner with private residence
commensurate with his wealth, We can heartily
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02

Orders Of the board Of Pubiic Works.
The following orders for improvements were
Issued yesterday: For grading, resetting curb.
relaying sidewalks, parking, putting In sewer
laterals and water and gas services on L street,
from Fifth street to New Jersey avenue north
west The superintendent OF roads Is directed
to have the bridge over college pond, on canal
road, put In safe condition For grading, setting
curb and laying sidewalks on N street, from
seventeenth 70 Twenty.third northwest, and the
tieth northwest. For grading OF Military road,
between Broad Branch and Grant roads. For
the repair Of Woodley road. For the completion
Of improvements on CorcOran street. For set
ting curb and laying sidewalks on Twenty -nrsi
street, between X aud NJ northwest. Contractor
on d street southeast directed 10 complete hls
work II Unce
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02
THB RI.LA TREADwELL.
The Yachtias Party Heard From.

The fachtiaE Party Heard FROM
About . week ago number Of members Of the
Rla Treaiweil yacht club started In their hand.
some boat for trip down the Potomac, intend
idg to take their time, enjoy themselves and
proceed as far as Norfolk. The yacht Is Ia COM
mAnd Of the sailing master, Capt. Ransall Brown,
and among the party are Thomas Fitzlmmons,
James Hines, Samuel Schoneld. James Lamb,
John Hahn, James Early, Benz. ThrOop, George
schultz, VIM. Slocum and e. Souteene.
Yesterday the following dispatch announcing
their whereabouts was received:
NonroLK, Va. August l. ls7s
We arrived here At O'Clock to-day; al
well. WIZ leave tomorrow.
THOMAS FrrzsIMNoSs.
SAMUEL #, SCuOfIEID,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02
JUSTICE ON THE RAIL.
Conductor, Conseryators Of the Peace In
VlraIulu,

The General Assembly OF virginia at It's last
session passed an act constituting conductors
and agents OF railroads conseryators OF the
peace, and giving them the same power to make
arrests that justices OF the peace have, except
that the conductors only have such power on
board their respective trains, and tue agents AZ
their respective places OF business. The con-
ductors aud agents may cause any person or
persons arrested by them To he detained and de-
lyered TO the proper authorities for trial as soon
Us possible. This applies, OF course, to the train
between Alexandria AMI Washington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02

Thomas Dodson, grand larceny OF $50; grand
Jury. Edward Garner, resisting an oriicer; .
and cost. Lucy A. Butler, petit larceny; o and
costs. John johnson, same; s. and costs. Lemuel
Butler, violation OF hack law; Is. James Bailey,
watering horse within fifteen feet OF hydfant;
%. Eva Wallace, dlsorderly assembly; s.. An-
decent exposure; S.. VIM, Washington, dlsor-
derry. assembly; t5. Abraham Page, vagrancy;
woTkhOuse,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02

wAsaNeTos. d. O.. August !. iS7a.


To ne Editor u he National RspablicaH:
siRi GA the morning OF the both OF July your
paper contained an interesting account Of the
proceedings, position Of parties, &c., OF the pre-
limnary meeting, and the next day, the aist Of
July, you published the entire proceedings Of the
convention held on the soth, including the mas
terry speech OF Col Hughes, thus getting twenty
four hours ahead OF your city contemporaries.
Being virglnlan, and Interested In all that con-
Germs her honor and prosperity, this enterprise
on your part ellclts my warmest appreciation,
and, for one, you have my cordial thanks. NJ.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02
LETTERS FROM the PEOPLE.


10 ths Eiii r Of the National R,psbiieaH;
SIN I read your report OF the meeting Of
the Methodist Cimp-meeting Association this
evening with surprise AMI regret. cannot see
why II Is that our Methodist brethren became so
Indignant over q communication that had for Its
obJert the salvation OF precious souls, which Is
surely OF more Importance than fifteen cents per
capita In the treasury Of the camp. mceting asso-
citation. Now, Nj. Etiitor, these sunday tNcur-
sions have been a growing evil, which the best
OF our Methodist brethren have earnestly dep
rccated; and, II the real objects OF these meet
lngs Is to lead souls heavenward, II will be well
for the leaders OF the enterprise to keep In view
this commandment, "RemomDer the Sabbath
day and Keep 1t holy"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02

The alarm OF IRE sounded last night, at s
o'clock, from box IS, was caused by the ignitlng
OF some shavings In the boiler room OF Draper 4
Co.'S saw and planning mill, on the corner Of
Thirteenth and q streets. The alarm was quickly
responded to by tue nre department, but before
arrival OF the engines the flames were extln-
gulshed by Ofii0efs Sutton and Daily and the
Waterman before any damage was done,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02

Mr.. BoIden, the night Waterman at the south
draw Of Long bridge, while on watch on Thurs
day evening, discovered small yawl'boat noat-
ing down the river, which he succeeded In Sc
curing, and is trying TO discover the owner.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-02
PETTY MAGISTRAT
DISCLAIMER OF Mr.. JOHN T. PRICE.

DlSCLAlMbk UF NM JVuN IL f"Nn'
Observation-Disclosures Of Constable Lacy
Reese Unable TO Make n breach In Ills
Direct Tc.timony-Trustco Bchrcns on
tho stnnd-Automatic Character Of Ills
Pe.i,iou-wn- Trustee without Know
Ing and weuidnt Have Bccn Ose n Tie
Had Bee. Consulted.
There was full meeting of Mr.. Longs COM
mlttee yesterday. The following resolution was
adopted;
Resolved, That Hon. A. X. Browne, chairman
Of the Judiciary OF the Council, he requested TO
sit with this committee during Its investigation.
This was considered becoming act OF
courtesy toward the committee Of the upper
House having charge OF the subject OF revised
code OF the District, which will, no doubt, be
properly appreciated.
Mr.. John r. Price was the irst witness exam
incd by the committee yesterday morning. lie
simply wished to state that he knew nothing
about Mr.. Mofratts skeleton-wagon referred to
In the testimony Of Gordon, Spraguo and Mofatt
lie never was asked to buy It, never saw II, never
made an offer for u, and d.d 20, Know Gordon
noyed at the reference made 10 him, and To the
use made Of his name by witnesses In regard TO
It. Those acquainted with Mr.. Price and his
character as business man are fully aware that
he Is quite incapable OF lending himself to any
scheme for dcfrauding any one OF his property
rights.
The committee was engaged during the greater
part OF the remainder OF the session In lengthy
cross-examination OF Constable Henry Lacy.
lie il an active energetic youup man Of Color
very darn color at that-intelliyent sharp, and
al iudomitahle perseyerance in the pursuit Of
his obirct- liz exhIbiteJ a po,si degree OF
shrewdness in his replies to Justice Reese, who
endeayored. nv an adrojt construction OF a series
Of ouestious. 10 entangie the witness and break
down MS llrecl testInlony of the day before
n appears that Reese, O'NeaI and Lacy were
formerly close friends in the way Of business,
and that this solomous- Hutton case has resulted
IN a rnpture Of those relations to such a degree
mai nothing now remains but deep feeling OF
animosity, They nght very shy Of each other as
hnu NH