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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-10
REWARD.

WAS STOLEN, recently, from the subscri-
ber's wheat field, lying near the road leading
from the Darnestown road to Gaithersburg.
large two-horse HARROW, with iron strap
for the draft.
The above reward will be given for its re-
turn, or for any information so get it again,
and So extra will be given upon conviction Of
the thief.
apr 3-3t WIN. r. FULKS-
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY
At 0futt's Gross Roads, in Montgom-
cry County, Md.

DY VIRTUE of power contained in a
ID Deed Of Trust, dated the 30h day Of
September, 1868, aud recorded in Liber +
b. r., No. 3, folio 4l5, one Of the Land Re-
cords Of Montgomervcounty, from Milton L.
Fisher and Mary A. Fisher, his wife, james
R. Norton and Mary L. Norton, bis wife, to
secure to Mary A. Almoney The payment of
one thousand dollars, the subscriber, as Trus-
tee will
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Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICEishere giventhat thesubscrib-
IN er Standardization the Orphans Court
of Montgomery countylettcrs Of administra-
ton on the personal estate Of
JAMES G. CLEMENTS,
late ofsaid county, deceased. All persons
having laimsag ainstsaidd deceased, are here
by warned toexhibitthesame will the vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
oath day OF March, 1875 otherwise, they
may, by law, beexcluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Persons indebted tosaid estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given undermy hand this day Gath Of March,
1874. AMANDA g. CLEMENTS,
mar 27--4t Administrative.
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16 1-2 ACRES OF LAND.

more or less This land is situated at Offutts
Gross Roads, lying on both sides Of the pub
lie road leading from the said olfntrs Cross
Roads to Rockville.
That portion of said land lying on the
south side Of The public road leading 10
Rockville. contains about 6 ACRES, and is
improved by a fine
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-10
TRUSTEES GALE
OF
Valuable Property near Nae-
chanicsviIle. MOnlsORsRc-
Py County, Md.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust from Walter
ID H. Brooke, the subscriber, as Trustee,
will offer for sale at public auction,
On Thursday, the 18th of April, 1874,
at 70 o'clock. NJ, on the premises, located on
the Turnpike leading from Mechanicsyille to
Washington, D. c., 2 miles from the former,
l6 from the latter place, and 3 from Sandy
Spring the FARM on which the said Walter
I'll Rrnnke now residea containing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-10
On SATURDAY, the 18th day of April,

offer for sale at public auction, at Offutt's
Cross Roads, on the River Road leading from
Georgetown, D. c., TO Seneca Mills, all the
lands and tenements described in said Decd
Of Trust, being part of a Tract of Land called
williamsburg, or by whatever name the
,,.,,a ,,,.,,, Ia. o.I1ad .ontasn,poe
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Frame Dwelling House,

two stories high containing ten rooms and a
cellar. The house has been built but few
Years, and is in good order. There is also Il
Meat House, Hen House, Pump Of good Wa
ter at the door, good Stable, large enough for
six horses, Corn Crib, Granary and Wagon
Shed.
On the north side Of the public road lead
ing 10 Rockville, there are about 10 ACRES
OF LAND, improved by FRAME
Dwelling HOuSe
aud BLACKSMITH SHOP; has very fine
YOUNG ORCHARD ofabout Is Apple Trees,
100 Peach Trees and Is Pear trees.
The soil is kind, OF good quality, location
healthy convenient TO Church. School House.
Store, and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
TERMS or SALE. One-third ofthe money
be paid in cash on the day Of sale, aud the
balance ia two equal nstalltnents in one and
two years from the day of SALE bearing in
terest from the day of sale; the deferred in
stalmeufs to be secured by the single bills OF
the purchaser or purchasers, with surety or
sureties to he approved by the Trustee.
Conveyancing at the tof the purchaser
or purchasers.
GEORGE PETER,
mar l3-ts Trustee.
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RICHARD THOMP SON,

late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof TO the subscriber, on or before the
31st day of March, 1875; otherwise they
may, by law, be excluded from all beneht OF
said estate, Persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under nv hand this 3lst day of March,
1874. DAVID II. THOMPSON,
apr 3--4t Executor.
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Nolice dol dlreditors.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri-
IN Der have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county letters OF ad-
ministration on the personal estate Of
WM ORNDORFF,
late Of said county, deceased, All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof, 10 the subscriber, on or before the
oath Of March, 1875 otherwise, they
may by law, be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Persons indebted TO said estate,
are requested to make Immediate payment.
Given under our hands this Gath day OF
March 1874.
WIN. o. oRNDORFF,
mar 27-4t Administrators
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Read! Read Read !
GREAT DISCOVERY!
ALWAYS READY FOR USE. SOLD ny THE q A
DARNEsrowN, MoNrcoMrRy, G,

NJ. K,u Sole Agent 70, 5 n"a" e. PAM q 81
s your s4 1S oa are s:s n %s s,s as % s
@ i ss
] s e. .sa s$ S s,sss
Va ss sa ss s, . as sa s &
al desired shades frequently renders lsraaen Rural Districts
'''' Respter f4'' TirF Builder
Theatre T TEE painted sa oa s % a'" F @ g ;s
s s Fix
put
P s I Ss1 s"Ss T ]S
SET @ s, T.a
FROM HON JOHN wErnEnED
patent % @ s ' T'a Ssff sS i
] 'SS '' S ouS wrrarnr s
MARYLAND LINE BAlrnon Co. Mp, September "a,
d H,H F Fs nsf" a ' @ a aaP!
cheap
az nS with Paint He % .S s y . and
s s, IS, TSs 1s 5s g one a
The PIAlNs rauquier Co, Va, February 1873.
sa @s 6 and buckets r"
% us% f sea H enneeSsd that pr fna
s Ss s s% aGn %b @ % People, bye a
ss oso s'sS hs s d h os ss s ;'s 's
give 'y;i3i use
Ess Fs ass'. s ss,;.:! Ps s % VI ] The
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Sa fss9SS ass 's VI I @ "
AAANr ~ House 81 Sign and a' Trssso
MrtronD September "a,
finding ,2sd
The s P aoas ss p 2 Ps truly ' Is ' fhGTr
AND PRICE HaTs 70
C.-P. KNIGHT,
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FROM HON. JOHN wETHERED.


Mr.
Biadey Paint house pleasure stating that has
better than ordinary paint and sreer from dgbe odor
Yours respectfully, JOHN WETHE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-04-10

In me OTPfdHs' CDUft 81 MOHYoHi3y IouHty,
nRDERED this 18th day Of March in The
W year 1874, by the Orphans Court Of
Montgomery county, that The sales Of Real
Estate made and reported by Zaehariah D..
Waters, Executor Of the last will and testa-
mept Of Zachaiiab Waters, deceased, be rati-
fed and confirmed, unless cause TO the con-
rary thereof be shown on or before the 18th
day Of April, in The year 1874 Provided u
copy Of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed 10 said Montgomery county,
once in eaeh'of three successive weeks before
said i3ih day Of April, in the year 1874.
The Report states the amount Of sales to be
So, 1896. .
A. IL SOMMERS,
e. w OWEN,
Judges Of the Urphans' Court.
True copy-Tes;
mar27-st ROD. W CARTER, Reg.
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TILIZERS

for Wheat and Corn. Also. FINE GROUND
PLASTER, which ] will sell as low as they
can be bought in Baltimore or Georgetown,
freight added.
Va. shall also keep for sale, FLOUR,
SALT and FISH.
respectfully ask your attention, hoping to
give satisfaction.
apr 4-y u. V. WHILE
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1nar27tdu
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
Y Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county letters testament
tary on the personal estate OF
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Z x G r L 8 TO r
HAS NO EQUAL

~ For sale BY
E. v. White, Whites Ferry, Va,
John A. Baker Washington, d. G.
And at ALL STATIONS on the Metropolitan
Branch and Main Stem Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. mar l3--3m
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Eg- We are new beginners, but we
guarantee to sell CHEAPER than any
so-called Bankrupt Auction this side of
New York city.
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r SHALL give the highest cash prices fol
i GRAIN, or will freight the same from
Whites Ferry, Edwards Ferry, or Seneca
Warehouses, and shall keep constantly or
hand at Edwards Ferry and Whites Ferry,
the best
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DweIlinE Hou9e
TO THE PUBLIC.

mar l3-ta
, 1874-08-19
RAILROAD NEWS.

HEINEHGAlNHs
Tho Chicago j. Northwestern Railroad, not be-
ing ablo to carry OH largo improvements ut prcs.-
ent, las decided to rednco tho working forco and
tho hours OF labor Ia ita various shops. At thu
Chloago ahopa only about two-thirds Of tlio
usual number OF mechanics arc an1ployo1 At
present. At the shops at Oiuton, Iowa. they
ire working now only five days in tho "eok. III
the Winona aud St. Potter shops the time haa also
been cut down from six to five aaya per weos.
In tha mouth Of hIay, tho Company employed
12,247 mechanics, while IN tho month OF Jn'y
only 9,G7o we're employed wlicl, makes dld"
charge of 2,6U8 mon in less than tvs n'osst!ia.
Tue Company will lay 10 lnoro stoo! rolls, nor no,
make any improvements Of asIy klna, untt sao
lava ahould be no clanged that tAoro 10 cnanco
for tue road to earu what It cous!dofs ialf Ill"
terest on tho invented caPilal.
ITEMH.
The General Ticket md Passenger Agents
hold their regular monthly nloatlng yesterday
aftoruoou At lie ot1Ico Of the Chicago i NceE
Island Railroad. Beyond the comparison OIL
aAeat~ratoa nothing was dono. -,
Tho regular sl1tltial convention OF the Oonoral
T,ul,et aid Passenger Agnnts' As8ociation Of she
| UuItod Htatea will DO hold at Now York CITY u
| tho 18th OF boptomhor. ....-
! THE IONA COMMISSIONERS A1BE 70 E1ri.A!H.
| Bra1NprlgLp, ILL.,, Aug. 1a.-lho ltHllfoau
| Commisyouors OF Iowa havo written iotlof ~
! tho Illinois Commissioners. explaining tno ~
| easiou Of thpir absence {soa tho Consthsl!a ~
Dubuque. They gave MI REASON pteasinE o.isi sn,,
AosH engagements, assert thelr sylpatl'y Ma, .;an
! tho objects Of the oonforonco. mil 4ay tAA1 tuoS
| will bo preHent at the ne11 neohps'
, 1874-08-19

Tho great unknown Continent OF Afrloa-for
the modest Stanley has not laid bare all its
soerets-continuos to attract scientific attention.
While tho Herald and London Telegraph are
preparing another exploring party into it's CENTRE
French scientists are meditating = movement
from another point. The latter ia a purely geo.
graphical movement, wlose Immediate objective
point Is Algeria. Tho design IL to connect oneo
moro tho Mediterranean with tho inland seas OF
that great district BY roopeuing tho natural
channels which once connected them. Tho
inland sea Which once existed dried
up Into salt reservoir aftor the
influx Of water had been cut OIL and In all prob
ability tho casaation ot evaporation changed the
character Of tha climate to what 1t is. Engi-
neers pronounce tho ronewal Of tue connection
quite feasible with an insignificant outlay. 4
channel but Ia miles long is required, at coat
Of shout $3,o00,00o This outlay, In exchange
Tor the fertilization Of an enormous district, il
not axtravagaut, and boti tho Frenoh aud Aga-
rlan Governments arc prepared to take stopa In
tho matter. There Is to scientiste fascination
about improving tho worlds physical geography
not surpassed by States In changing its political
divisions,
, 1874-08-19

A Now York Journal devoted to tho intoronts
Of tho Catholic Clurcl, has published what pnr-
ports to be correspondence botwcoh Admiral Polo,
late Spanish Minister to the Unitcd States. and
his Homo Government in respect to rory doll
cate negotiation with Germany. The substance
Of It is that Germany had agreed to aid Spain
"a against Tho Carliats In consideration of q lien
upon tho Island Of Porto Rico, and Admiral Polo
waaroaucHtoa to ascertain the vlcwa OF tho United
statos on the proposed tranafor OF proprietorahip
i,a tho island. THO Admiral Ia said to haTo ro-
tuaod Ills good oiFlcos, and to hnvo reeignea
forthwith. Tho whole story noo1b authont'ea'
tton,-uooda It 90 much that speculation On tho
facts alleged would be idle. The United stasoa
would doubtless be very unwilling to allow tho
coaaion Of any American soil by weak despot
to a strong ono, II tho question should over
aomo IN for serious confederation, tho potonoy
Of the German veto might be demonstrated to
tho satisfaction Of tho curious.
, 1874-08-19

The Charley Ross oxcitp1nent has Hei2ed tho
pcoplo Of Odo'l, ILL.,, where a child answering In
so1lo roApccts to tho description Of tho lost ono
has boon found In tho keeping Of a hard-looking
Ecl.t'oman from Philadelphia. inquiry has beou
made by telegraph Of Mr. Ross, snd the opinion
uow ia TINT tho child ia not Charley, but tho raan
saay Lo oae Of hia nhdnctors. Indeed, it seema
AZ II nothing too aevora could he said Of
thu suspected man. He n'ny hayo stolen
tho nops Child, OF he may bo distinguished for q
thousand otl,or crimes, md no ylrtues at a!l.
It Ia u little soon, however, to pass judgment
upon him. The danger OF confoundlng personal
with moral doformty In ouch casoa IL very great.
Tho uglinosa Of Ills features and language ia not
certain evidence that tho man In custody at
oavll ever abducted anything moro valuable tban
La ,dlercl1iofa and oyercoats.
, 1874-08-19

Tho Chicago produces markots Wore vol at-
1s.lel yoslarilay, with rathor moro doing. Mosa
pork was quiet aud Hludo frner, oIoslng at
G,**2 IS casl, and s10.00@1G.95 seller the yoar.
Lard was in moderate demanl, and firm at
s15.03 for September, mud 5l1.0o Bellor tho year.
aIeats welo quiet and t1rmos, at 8}5@s55o Tor
si,ouldors, l11SDl1t9o for short ribs, 11}1@
12o for Ahort cloar, and 1814GD1811o for sweet
picked ilan,s. Ifighwines wore quiet and atoaly.
at 07o por gallon. Lnko frcighth wero nu,ot
auu firm. ut 50 for corn 10 I'nfIalo. Flour waa
, 1874-08-19

dull and unchanged. Wheat wss morn aotive,
aud 10 lower, olcalug at s1.o1 cash and o7o eol1cr
September. Corn waa moro Aotivo and 20
higher, closing At Coo oaal,. aud g5s6@05e4o sel-
lor soptcnbnr. Oats wetu lcss nctiyc aud 10
higher, ooaing at 7726o cash, md 0G1s@36>{o
aollor September. Ryo was in fair demand. a,al
iirnor, closinG as 73t972i@c. Dar!cy was active
and woak. uosIng ut 8ao for September. On
saturdny evening Inst thero waa In store In thiH
city 02o.oo1 bu wheat, 563,6o7 bn corn, 172.oog
bu oats, 24,352 bu rye, and 24,O10 bu barley.
Hogs wero lower, tho decline averaging 1oo
Salos at s5.60@8.05. Cattle we1o quiet and
weak for common but 1rmer for choice. Sheep
declined 26o.
, 1874-08-19

The now Constitution recently drafted by tho
Convention called for that purposo In Ohio TaB
submitted to vote Of tho people yesterday.
All tho roturns thus far received Indicate that 1t
was rejected by small majority. Besides tho
main instrument, three propositions were sub"
u,ittod to bo voted on separately, the object OF
this plan being, Of courso, to alow an opportu-
nifty Of rejecting them without endangering tho
vllole work Of tho Convention. Thoso threo
propositions rotated to minority representation,
tile granting OF rairoad-aid bouds By local gov
ernments and tho licensing OF tic liquor traffic.
II Is a condition to tho approval OF tho
separate propositions that tho Constitution shall
bo adopted. To vote for any ono Of thom. thcre-
fore, and against tho Constitution liz soif'stnii-
1cat!on; yot it appcara that this WAS oxaotiy Tho
course that recommended itsoii 10 tho Intelligent
freemen Of tho bnok counties. So tho hconse
proposition iB carried by d very big minority, and
tho Constitution ls probably defoatod. Tho fate
Of tho Constitution will be gonerally regretted
BY thoughtful mon in Ohio. Tho one TO-
rious objection to 1t appears to bo
that tho Convention WAS composed mainly
of lawyers, and for this reason attached
undue Importance to tho Judiciary article
and to the parts Of other sections which rclatcd
to practice in tho courts. Tho work Of the Con-
vontion In this respect was exceedingly well done
aud tho final failure Of It all before the pooplo is
due moro to want Of vulgar appeat to proju-
dcos than to my absence Of conscientious mo-
tives. The Convention hold two very long
sessions. Before jta labors woro finished tho
people began to suspect that 30 much could not
| tho result has been tho rejection OF 1t all on
| general principles It il doubtful 1t the people
| will not now be satisfied with amendments o1
| tho old Constitution.
, 1874-08-19

In this mornings Issue Of Tnx TRIBUNE is
printed /: copy OF tho call issued by the Demo-
cratic State Committoo for q Convention to be
held ut Springfield, Aug. &c, 1874; and also tho
supplemental call, signed by numbor Of other
a,tizez,s, formerly of tue Republican. Liberal,
and other parties. Among tho signatures will
to found the names Of distinguished and ropro-
sentative Gormans residing In all pats OF the
stato. who, upon the broad Issue OF sound M
tionaI CT roncy aud the social freedom Of tho
citizen place themselves in plain and direct hos-
tity to tho Republican party. Letters aud other
iufuEnation from all parts Of Illinois show that
the Germans aa body have abandoned tho Re-
publican party, and arc willing TO unto with any
party that fayors placing tue public credit upon
a Hpecjo basis.
, 1874-08-19

There is come prospect Of fighting between
tl,c black and white people OF South Carolina,
and tho white men Of Georgia gro preparing to
ioju in tho conflict. Too much charity cannot
bo extended to the white men OF South Caro-
llna 20 long aB ttoy stop short Of bloodshed,
cxcopt in self.dofonao; when thoy do otherwise,
they will mako fatal mistake, aud ono that will
ationnto sympathy from thom faster than 1t can
10 manufactured by any conduct Of the blacka'
Il is yet too soon to sny that all the legal means
"a rc,,ress for the wA,te men In South Carolina
have boon exhausted.
, 1874-08-19

tronon1ers hnvo boon running tho comet to
earth; mud, wero thoy not contained IN
tho Good Dock, wo nogor should nave
hoard Of them at oil. Coming down to profhno
hatory, wo gropo still more blindly In the mlsts'
eomi,amis, only 2,855 ycarH ago. got Into eoVofal
scanlatB with all that they imply, and yet Who
known anything about them? Who cat1 prove
thoro oYor WAS such awoman9 beautiful Holen
OF Troy e1opoa with Paris only 1914 years ago,
and yot who would darc to 20 iuto court and
mako affidavit to that effoct2 How much would
wo givo 10 know whether Paris hunbled
h1maolf before n1onolaua ~ ho did bo-
fore bis Jupiter, and ownod up TINT
Monolaus would have boon q bottor man In his
place than ho Ind boon7 And yot to-day wo
know not whether these partiea oyor lived ut all.
II was only 1,ol0 yeara ago that Maro Antony
won't Oh bis oxcnraion down tho Milo with tho
swarthy dauglltor Of Ptolony, and then abandon
cd hor to tho conaolations OF tho asp. What
historian ,aa ever givon us oil tho dotailB Of TINT
remarkable Journey with any degroo Of certan-
ty What Egyptian critic Gun toll US wl'othcr
Antony had tho hypochonlria that day, or
whether Cloopatra insured him hor til-health
was not duo to hor Bin and tts dIScosery7.
In Wow Of thcse facts. and tho difficulty Of
ascortaining anything whntover thns happened a
thousand or two thousand yoars ago, nnd reflect
ing that 1t will bo noarly 1900 years before
Ooggla'a conot nlakoa Its return trip, We should
loarn tho losson Of humility, and pattoncc, and
serenity. Wo should more than ever consider
that 1t doca not pay to got excited. or to lose
| sleop md forogo meals, moroly because Mr.
Dooohor may DO hanging upon ragged edgo
| Whom tho comet comes again wo slall DO al
gona. Wo shall havo dniahed up 6,o91 ycarB Of
otornity, aud boswftly rounding the corner Of the
seventh Thousand, and shall be older than the
| world Ia now. On that morning Of July Q, 108Sa
some enterprising Dr.. 8chltemann will DO uu'
carthing tho remains Of city, about the corner
OF Madison and Clark etroots, and turning out
oyater-caus, hoop~aklrts, aud old hats. as tro
phioa Of that NEUROLOGICAL paat whom Ohioagt
received Lord Dutferin aud County Qommie
aioners woro not like Omsar's wife, and peopl
wore losing aloep because D1oulton is 80 allow
Doea 1t pay2
, 1874-08-19

disgt,Hljng to t!41.l, ,.as iiu5tons cho'co,
thoso or nothing. waa tho only thing
open 10 them. NON, when this oompro-
misc Is to DO ratlact, the State upsots 1t Alto
gothor. 1t claims that nothing can savo itsolf
or It's creditors but tho construction Of railroad
from Caraccas to tho conat. This improvement
will coast s20oo.000, and tho amount must bo
furnished by tho long-sui1oriug bondholdors be'
foro tloy can reoovor penny Of tie outstanding
interest. This is tho aublimo Of impudonco, b'ts
tho game ta up. Tho creditors refuao to risk IN
other dollar, and nothing but ropualation cur
{Q1lpW.
, 1874-08-19

The murder of Mr. Nathan is not so honorable
l. thing, oven when yiowel from the standpoint
of villain. that VIC should expect spurious por-
pcrators OF the act to turn up In all parts OF tho
ro,,ntry: yot such has been tho case. The man
Ut Bloomington who has catered tile last claim Tor
recognition as tho real murderer 1las boon proved
@ ywiudlor two or tlroo times over, aud still he
persists. We noticed on Sunday morning that
Ills first story Ind been utterly rejected bY the
New York pol!ce; now ho has another account
OF himself, which will probably share tho Rame
fato. II tho rascal really wishes to DO hanged.
ho eau doubtless 10 accommodated by tho pco-
.lc Of Bloomington aftor ho has imposed upon
ther patle1lce few days longer.
, 1874-08-19

Bazane's Escape was not heroic. Ho scaled
no boetng procipices and breasted no raging
ecas. Some pieces Of gold in tho hands OF LIE
guards did whut personal valor would have at
tomptcd in vain. Tho priaoner walkod out OF
doors and to tho boat which carried lbim army
with "a littlo trepidation as ,woula havo beset
lin in eating good dinner. It waH all oloverly
mauasetl, no doubt, but the manner OF 1t "as
q ,}rar enough. Even Roclofort did better.