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New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
CUBAN FINANCES.

HAVANA, Dec. 22.-In the Junta to-day,
statement Of the debt Of the island presented
plan 10 arrange the financial affairs and
solve the financial question also pre-
sented. The Jntendtnts will submit another
plan. The debt OF the island is ss7OoO,Ooo The
notes of the Spanish Bank in circulation amount to
tOi 100000 The Government authorizes Railroad Com
paDies TO charge rates OF freight and passage god
its equivalent in paper. This shows that the Govern
ment TO proclaming forced paper
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
THE STATUS OF THE vIRGINlrS.
U.
OPINION.
IBr TELKeRApB 10 yHE rRIBuN..l 4

lBY TELReRAPB 10 sHE IRIBUSsi
WAsIfiSGToN. Dec. 22-The decision Of the Al
boiney-General that the Nirginius was not legally
registered as an American vessel has caused much
discussion to-day among the lawyers and Others AZ
10 her legal status and that Of her passengers and
rev The Attorney General holds that the fact now
admitted that the Vrginius never was legally reg
Istered does not affect her right TO be protected from
molestatioD on the high seas but there are not
few ar well read in the law he is who differ with
him. They say that nothing can he palmer than the
proposition that fraudulent register gives to those
who obtain il, or their vessel no rights that she did
not before possess. IL is like fraudulent natnlaza-
tion paper which does not confer citizenship upon
The person who holds it. Had the United States
captured this vessel, these gentlemen say, and
proved what is now admitted, she would have been
forfeited TO the United States under the 9Th section
., The act Of 1872 which 10 ~ follows:
u kDy eerp6tst Qf rsGstyy OF reeVfo thsi be GssJ
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23

slightest doubt ought to remain that the Vrg1h'u'
was legal prize, and that her crew were pra's'
whom the Spanish Courts Justly treated as s"cn
and that the demands of the United States "o'o
unjust and unfounded. We now expect that ''o
United States will give the reparation due to Span
and hope also that Spain will present other ciain''
against the United States"
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
GENERAL FOREIGN NJ VS..

THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN FRANCE AND TIE
UNITED STATES
PARIS, Monday, Dec. %, 1873.
In the Assembly, to-day, several members al
lnded to the imperfect postal arrangements between
France and the United States and urged the Govern
ment to hasten the signing of the pending convention
They complained Of the present situation declaring II
to injurious TO French commerce. and intolerape 10
the people at large.
The Financial Secretary replied that It the Gov
ernments earnest desire To haOnize the interests OF
the two countries and speedy understanding was ex-
pected,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
SANTO DOMINGO.

GEN. GONZALES ELECTED PREsIDENT-FEARs That
THE SANTANA LEAsB WILL BE ASEULLED.
HAVANA, Dec. 22.-News has been received
from sano Domingo by way OF Santiago de Cuba, that
Gen. Ignacio Gonzales has been elected President OF the
Republic. This result completely changes the political
aspect of the country throws the doors open for the
return enemies of Baez and will put end to the
present revolution There fears that the new Ad
mnstration Will endeavor TO annul the Samana lease.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
TIE TROUBLES AT MATAMOROs.

THg CITY IN THE HANDS OF THE FEDERAL TRoors.
MATAMORos, Dec. 22.-Throughout the city
to-day the stores and public buildings were generally
closed and business suspended owing TO the unsettled
state OF feeling growing out of the fighting which
occurred yesterday.
Ghe Government troops patroed the streets and
occupied the plaza last night and to-day, and main
tanned strict order and security 1t is believed
that Cortina will endeavor TO DO installed
as Mayor by the st Of January at which time the term
Of the present city officials expires and should the
effort now being made 70 compromise the matter not
succeed serious fighting s likely to follow.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
THE ATCHEENEsE WAR.

SUBMISSION OF TIE SULTAN TO TIE DUTCH COM
MANDER.
THE HAGUE, Monday, Dec. %, 1873.
A dispatch from Penang dated Dec. 20 an
nounoes that Dutch troops have occupied both banks
of the river running through Atcheen. The sdltan,
seeing defeat inevitable has given in his submission TO
the Dutch commander.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
FOIIR OTHER RING FUGITIVES.

MICHAEL NORTON, THOMAS CONAN, JOHN j. WALSH
AND GEORGE $. MILLER, REPORTED 10 HAVE
LEFT THE CuY-THkIR BONDS DECLARED FOR
FETTED.
After the first proceedings in the ease OF
Harry Genet had been concluded yesterday morning in
the Court OF Oyer and Termner the other Ring cases
were taken IN The Clerk in compliance VITA dIrec-
ton from the Court called michael Norton T. Thomas
Conan 7" "John Walshm ami George g. Nillerr' and
subsequently "a j. smith, who was the only that
appeared In Court An were. however. represented by
counsel and they stopped forward at once. Mr.. Howe
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
THE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN.

EFFECT OF IHE EXPLOSION AT CARTAGFNA.
MADRID. Monday, Dec. ". 1873.
Eighteen lives were lost by the late explo-
sion of a magazine at Cartagena.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
PAPAI CONSISTORY.

TWELVE NEW CARDINALS APPOINTED.
ROME Monday, Dec %, 1873.
In Consistory to-day the Pope delivered an
aocution and appointed y cardinals.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
WASHINGTON, Montia

WARRINGTON. Monday, Dec. -, 1873.
The designations Of steamships To carry the European
mails viii he made about the 18th OF each month Tor
The cp-uDg six weeks not e., months. Incorrect.
published to-day.
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The Elegant Chrome
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EVANSVILLE G:.aigs

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- ed from tie Commercial Metropolis ~ >sufh,ra
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salc'. / hs> acquired distinction VITA fhe VuNlt
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= give 1900 Words Il i-l- -rsl D dails FROM 81 part.
q the v"rlt-the best marSet report. and The freshes
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TT is of.n The casr fhs soil l. not an alike. snuse-
! o%rcuflv. the farmer would Ike a, sow different
quantities ~ grain according 10 he M re- or less fertile
part ~ field. With the Farmer FIR end srfia nrii
rh's can be done without loss o. time or trcnhle nv
going over his field with "ur Drill. he can without
stop ping his horses. at sny time ..t the Drill 20 dr"p
more oT less grain with the greatest - ease end PEI
iecfiol. and when changed will SOW the desired amount
eNaefiv. The seed cups are AWAY IN siex az the
driver. which enables him - see AZ once when the
IlDpper-hoy T. empty.
a i a double forced feed Drii Can he changed into
4 breaccasfer. No takru IN . cog-wh..ls 80 maxi
change in qlsntiiy 10 ~ seed a. Distributes event,
on rough or ,ianoth. hiliN or lie fel land
Can he ch tnced from "ne &c unity 10 another IN a.
moment. without stopping II team. Will sow an
kinAs - seed with regularity And any hoy tUsis.
wears old ran ranage this ID 10. IL ~ impossible "a
make q mistake. lSlDOI l. SgHIHAACH
June 10th. 1873. Agrs;.
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10 Appearances are At times deceitful
indeed Instance this touching incident
The lady who tapped her husband gent
~ with a fan al a party, the other night.
and said: Love. II. growing late. I
think We had better go horne Is the
same n who. amer getting home. shook
the rolling pin under his nose and said
You internal old scouBdrcl. you. il
you ever look at that mean. nasty. Calico
faced maekercl-cyed thing that you
looked at tonight, Ill burst your head
wide OPEN
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CHEAP WATCHES,
THE TEN DOLLAR w kTCH.

y respectfully orer 70 q spnhlic. upon the nosi favor
DIE terms. the follow eg unprsceed nj, sy Chez
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TESTIMONY.

rrSruS sAEracEs No..
Anil 90. ISsG.
y. Ja-s Hrrr--ustr ~f-. Knowing me efficiency m
rnu- Sar-sparl1 snt tle h-aiing ant beneficial cuali
,iss IL possesses. send roa n ~follovin statenento 81
nv case
rts wounded shont tyre vs1rs aro-vrstnken 1ris
arer ans -orfne5 for sx rreutts. Beng riuvet % 81
trn. nv wounds have net healed vet. have not sat 20
nan rrt since 2 was rorrfsi. 7 sm shNf through ths
SEES " general hraifh 81 irpairst md 7 need srre
hsr- ~ t4ai.t ns-nfs. I havs more fifh ir vopr Sar
t.1a-fF. -tsn tnvrhfrr else ! wish fhaf % BE- GEM
~. Please express ue half ssssn hoi'ir- and otiig,
C4rrAfS {. p. JOHNSON.
81. Iaris. -.
? s-Ths f~oliouias wasvrifisu April soih. las.
Irs Jeanne Johnson. ne'hs- - Capt John.eu;
ID. fs~S Erlf--nesr sra Ny husband. M C.S
soaa.an. sass - iffli s1r-son snf phy -iciar tn Ceutrf
Sea Tnrx. where he firt. leaving the above g.. J
johnson Is ny care. A. tnlrtetu ysers ~ nge be bad
.hrar Il diarrhes anil s~rrHfrin. fnr Which ! gave YOU
s~stnnrillr ID cured hig1. ihave Ter ten Ye1rs re-
smneniei e 3. msny Boz sew fnfs. Nhia ard ior -
f-tslit. fever sores. and general debility itrfec
1r-ss. has attended, ir. The cures rfsrffd N sou'
.,-as ~ s~rrofsia and fever snfes vers almost p i-acllors
Z an very anxinsts Or ny son 60 sSain have recourse q
raur ~arsaparlla. Hef, Fearful ~ getting q spuriou.
trrcis. hence hts writing o. yen for a. His wounds
rers terrible. but believe ke will recover.
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Scene ia a Fort Wayne dry good
-iDre: Lldv-- How much for this
pints7 Centiemnnly and obliging clerk
Nine cents. num- Lady Mine
teen cents Ill giTe you eighteen Clerk
Mine cents. mum. you misunderstood
me Lady--Oht BiRe cents. I'LL give
YOU eight
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IA eoiored preacher ia fr4nslatine
10 his nearer. the sentence. The harve.
- over, the season j. ended, and ia
.on' y not saved put IL: -De Germ Ia.
oern cribhei- deere aiut any more work
~ ds d"hble Is still foolin wild di
Community
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Yes. take her aud welcome
responded an Illinois farmer, when a
Young man asked for his blushinr
daughter. -She's run away with a
school master. eloped with a Snowman.
shot a wildcat and whipped her moth
~. and the sooner YOU take her the
better.
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Tasproprieterefthisesle celebrated edictne Justly claims
IL Nrta slpsrforsy over al 20 ntcie-sv.runsf erred the
.nasfis frr the skrN rsErNx $50 PFHHANtN1 care ~ Ague
and Ffve-. Or Ctirs sad Fetar vlfther ~ short " icug
: .ntirr Sc refers to ths vutire y a-itru ard south
~e-..rr country % near ht~ ts~fiu..uy 20 the truth II
TIE assertion shatfu no css~ whstersr wtllitfsiitocure
II he direct isrs are srritiy followed cut. tn o great
m.-v eases a sa~rie dose has been lMasrf Toy q cure.
r-t Whole ftuflis- have been cursf " r single bottle.
wffh = perfect restoration ~ fhe general h'ahh. ts
10 vfvsr. prudent rnt ir.vsrv case mere csriaH i"epre,
II is Use {. rru-inraf ln sriaiier irseS for week "r I've
sTsrtha ffsessatHr hfen checked rfere especially n ut
a-1'- M ianr-sfrsirr eases. Tsusiiv This rsdiciue.
oil rst -sauire anv ad 20 keep Th~ bow si~in good order
srruItth- pxfi.rr however rwgair~ = cafhartic med =
-nr. sft~- having rsksr thr-v 80 ing ruse- ~ flt Ienc
/. rde tss~ - MILLS VEGETABLE FAMiLl PILLS
ATS heslrrrieut
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BULLS


Rsn' -hs farrs X sv'-,ct - = letter from Mr.
River. ~if, 81 Reverend ~ rivsrs srs - ne me-
learned. eloquent. ,rd popular Ministers ~ IRE Meiho
Il-t Episcopal Csnrch. and ~ho j. a. present stationed
a. BroAI-ay ctsrua, Louisville, Ky
Lartsvr1s. ~. Oct. s. isss.
~. IpH~ so. Many ihank~ 10 .o- icr
rLs Medicine ypu Aase ~ kindls given me- ] have
wv i4n-s. ard .ar- my hssrtt 70 Pc the seat " my
D ssi.e thage b-el hurlt. tlisersd and crpref uuul !
b 80 b-s.Trl- ei-uearfeA-4 S-rsral rttg eminent physi
-.aus vbo ~x.rirel ray spine informed re thatl VS.
-hrr1fenni via u~1rliys i- Oh e~rrcpieNy sny day. sne
rhst n.. fur 81 a seton would rei.sve me. ihad ?
perfect .srror ~ that. and was lesifatnc shout having
sua Inserted. when vca kiniiy sent q your SI-saYu
lila shich tsmnsiiAtsiy hsgrn 20 take thres 'ime~ :
The ri-%r ~te Of ny head especially when ivonic
rad ar s-if. for any length - time. and rising 70 nay
feet w-ait b. perfectly Hind Tor several minutes and
~Dail ave e. hnIt 70 something - prevent fsliirg.
Z an -r~- happy 30 inform y.u that fha pain IN nv
hest = entirely relieved. Z suffer hrr seldom with ny
~piae md thsn not 20 acately. Ny appetite is good
iaaesi for ths free time 10 my life I enjoy ny dinner
mar~ thar Any neal turing the day
Ter kfr.fy ssnt ne four BOTTLES again last night. arc
relieved. Please ascept my hesrEfri .'hsHks snd hes
sistes
vsrY truly your most grateful n'.rd
w io1-uai ahoras. uifh -'miisT letters. az - ~hic
I rlargu-ss {. te -srine ard -ntten ~ ne person
D. no. ~rT-~ rrrrseif - tc frrpn~ed On Don't o.
f-rrr away af-- r.v .ai dcuhffi experiment.. BEN
risk v.rr hsita ~ i.ttnE novtcss sxY eminent upsi
roa with rhelr trs-n.
" Ssr-sgsriia h,s stood me To-, fr t~erty-ay
T.srs. ir - sail ~ >t--tpsrillf - the DAY anf n ~
sr-. towering ever al others in popularity aud b.
curative qualities
Avoid al those wbe are frvirS - palm of On yo1
other extract. ~ Str.tpAri.a. so-cailed Pemerber q
1. ~ John Bulls <s-s1nrrfWa. ~ Louisville. ny thar
Il ~ on sri reifshie r@rurSy Ter Impurities ~ fht
.Nin.i -at ~'cra'-.ss Affections Always bear that 70
m.1i-
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B u l. LIS
Worm Destroyer

EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vnLsxow. wAIxEE Co.. Ga.
June 20.
"a low Brtr-Dear Sir. fhave recently given vour
Worm DESTROYER several trials and find N wonderfully
n has not failed IN a single instance 70 have
he wished or eject. 7 an toing a pretty large country
practice. and have daily use for some article 81 The Kind
lam, sir. most respectfully.
IrLtuS '. CLEMENT. ". n.
r = So unanalifed und numerous are the testino.
malls in favor ~ nv Nnrm Destroyer that newspaper
.ptes n entirely too sm IN o. tell is merits.
Tt IL an f~afaffhle rem iy Tor Worms Try II srd bs
convinced. See ny Jouruaifor a more fnll description
JON Bull
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Ask YOUR GROCER q
BONElESS
SARDINES.

They have received Diploma for their msrit 49, !,
exhibited. Pronounced ~ ali The chesrest luNsl q,
~. . valuable snt almost necessary - fhetsr
travellers, ~ ~ nc mics. Packed IN the h.st W. i,
~ our own importation. IN tin boxes fnisnse ~. ~
,he ,rpor,ed. and are sold ~ les fhan ban ihe ss ,r,
rreneh sariines. Their delicious favor. spe y 4, IN
,u.,,,,.s recommend them a. al eie.sss 500. x
80. -,ne.vs wholesale ~ TIE Ahkhn"'
sNRptvr co. ~ Rro.a street y y.
Me- iah. ~ z-
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STEAM WASHER
Woman7E Nriendf
Look here weary Women.
There IL rest Tor You.


The latest, the csieaDf Il, the lest-no
rubbing. nu pounding. no turning
or tearing. no clumsy cylinder.
Steam ,lot. il all.
CTEAN has long been know = a. the most POW erfui
- agent IN removing 'irL yr-a>. and STAINS from
rhthiuE sud bleaching the a white. Pare makers
have uEny wears used : zap "a oleining and hieirh-
their rags. and theys icce am max NIX. by ~ agen-
". the hithiss ~picking~ rom he gutter perfectly pure
md white. Until the i'm ,tion Of
The steam Washe or Woman's Friend.
Although often attempie l. 10 rle'kod bad he-n di.roy-|
90 applying STEAM { irccf 10 The clo'hing. which
.uuld be used In q PROFITS bic D. amer. for domestic pur-
poses The wONAN'S RlE " washes without labor.
Il viii do the v eshing q N ordinary family in thirty
minutes 20 an hour. The STEAM NASHIH l. superisa
90 AT other devices fus : le ~fslluNlnr reasons
-. II does US own v - thereby saving a large
portion 30 the time usual ~ 1rr IN family
"a. = uses much Is mp Than ia required by
afher mefhud
81. t~tregrres no ate nj, 4 Whatever while The pro-
cess - bleeding l. Coins ~ lady can 40 her wash
ng while she {, eating n r , -cakfast sne doing np the
areakfsst dishes
.h. Ciethin- we.rs . a. : the time. washed in this
asher TIA; h will rasi-i' , = machine. or hy hand
Iiar. or 4 wssh-hoari
sth. Lsce cur'sius. am ! n IN. fabrics are w.she,
q a superior manner. al ahrics. from he nnesi iar~
. a bed blanket. can he , s.hrd urrfec IL, and With
rss. without tire rubin : board.
" l. truly a Lsbs r and Clot hes Saving
In q ntion.
Icnrid rive thousands . certificates - u, 81. merit.
Il auly needs 20 be seer q D.. spprcciata
IACDB G~o>>NAN. gent for Dui ui-. SpeDcrr.
lraprr and FiavG Goa 90 y.
Post ONCE. Ceiesiine ! shois County, Ina
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-01-29

The vote Of louisiana at the prcSl-
d,ntial election will be counted for Gree
lev, as the certificate Of the Greeley clcc.
tors was signed by Gov Warmoth while
he was unquestiOuably chief magistrate
of Louisiana, while the certificate of the
Grant electors was signed by Secretary
of State Bovcc. To avoid any controvcr-
sy, however, when the two houses meet in
convention on the 18th Of February. to
count the votes, joint resolution ID to be
passed by Congress prior to that time de-
clariug that. if the duplicate electoral
votes presented from Louisiana shall No
affect the result, the president of the Sen
ate. in his announcement of the vote,
shall give the result with and without
these votes, adding, "bnt in either case
Ulysses S. Gran: is elected president Of
the United Statcs;" and he shall give the
vote for vice president in the same man
ner, adding, /" but in either case Henry
Wilson is clecled vice president" The
passage of such resolution would effect.
ually prevent the repetition of such a
disorderly scene as took place four years
ago.
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A Battle With The Nodes.

A dispatch from Yreka, states that q
message has just arrived from the head
quarters of Gen. Wheaton, commanding
the troops Of an action against the Nlodoc
Indians. a severe battle was fought
Friday, by the troops under command Of
Gen. Wheaton, consisting Of 200 regu-
lars, two companies of Oregon volunteers
and % California liiemcn, making alto
gether about 400 men. The battle took
place near the eastern shores Of Tule
lake. 1t appears that on Thursday Capt.
Be anard went round the north end Of the
lake to the east SIDE. and to the east Of
Capt jack position. lie was TO advance
on Capt. Jack from the cost and Gen.
Wheaton from the southwest, and forces
Of the latter to be uudcr cover Of fire
from the howtzcrs Thursday night such
dense fog cnvelcped the country that
they could not see 40 yards. The two
forces were then about II miles apart.
On Friday morning Capt. Bernard OPEN
ed the battle against Cant. Jack, who had
about 200 warriors concealed among the
rocks along a line Of two miles in length
| Gen. Vacation heard the firing. and had
no alternate except to go TO the aid Of
Capt. Bernard. The troops fought an
unseen foe from O'Clock in the morning
till dark, under a terrific fire. during
which scarcely one Indian was seen, with
a loss to the troops Of 40 killed and
wounded. The troops were finally oblig-
ed to retreat to their camps. Bernard's
force bore the brunt Of she battle aud
suffered terribly. Among the killed were
Frank Trimble ana j. r. Brown of Ore
gon; g. W. Roberts was MORALLY wound :
ed Capt. Perry of the regulars serious
/ ly, and Lieut.. Kylo slightly. The move
ment is called forced reconnaissance on
Capt. Jacks position, which the leaders
say they will take, but 1000 men will be
required to dislodge him from the lava
beds. The troops at present will only try
to prevent the Modocs from raiding On the
settlers, and will wait Tor reiniorcrments.
FIGHTS WITH THE APAcnEs-FIFTY FOUR
INDIANS KILLED.
/ Capt. Prince, commanding Company
Il 9th cavalry, has returned to Prescott,
Arizona, from Is days scout. Near
the mouth Of the Black canyon he had a
fight with the Apaches and killed five,
three escaping. Near the head of the
Black canyon be had another fight and
killed SO Apaches and Tonto warriors.
Since the last report the troops operating
from Camp Verde have killed l3 Indians.
San Francisco. Jan %. Intelligence
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-fss iaisr Stag fsliuna # Tie IEsei
trial o. Thursday uasthe eyiisneeoi Au-
d. .. Gauey's lroihsr. John OaF'sy-
Tao uitnc.. made some startling d'-a'e'-
urss.susss uhish uss secret iHieEsisS
he had with Bass Twecd IN Alsany'
uhsu he delivered to lhe Boss sanafy
PACKAGE Of u,ousy cot BY Andy }. Car
vcy sui J. II. IBssrsolI. Witness de-
tailed In a graphic nanHar hos he hsd
constant commuuiuaiioa viii hls bro'her
during hi, absence. Il seems that be no.
tied h. brother that Sam-ou, ihe deiee'
Tive. hal eoss TO Europe to look ahe'
h.m. sul advised him To keep out cf the
detective. way. Al this va done by
tie advice or Tweed. showing that be
was directly interested in preventing the
Authorities from arre.iing Andy. Tweed
not ouly feared that Andy would turn
States evidence. bu, he also had misgiv-
ing. about WoodEarl. TIE evid1nse OF
john Garvsy, besides givilg the above
statements. zorro Grated much Of the tes'
timoay Of Auly. both on the lai'sr's d.
rect aud rro,s-cxsmiuaiiou. The evidence,
poth direct aud circumsiantial. seems ia
be forming a network from watch it will
not be easy FOR the Boss to escape con-
riciion.