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Among the Investigations

Likely to be demanded at the opening Of
this session Of Congress is that of the
conduct of Secretary Robeson, il EN-
number OF workmen at navy
yards just before the elections, and dis
missing the same few DAYS after their
votes were secured This system has
been going on for years, and this fall
has attained large proportions. In ad-
di,ion to the Brooklyn and Boston Navy
yards there is the case of Norfolk, where
as many as 500 workmen who had been
put on work before the election were dis
charged Immediately afterward.- Wash
tagtOn Teleqrdnt.
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The late counting in of the Demo.
cratic member of Congress in the 27th
district of Pennsylvania by majority
of i votes only gives the Democrats II
members to the Republicans 10. In the
present house the delegation stands %
Republicans to 5 Democrats There is
therefore the nice little gain of II men,
bers, which makes change of "a votes
in delegation of 27. We think that
UiU do.
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GOV. Aliens Popularity.

Gov. Allen, for his integrity and exc
cutive ability, is receiving plaudits from
all sections of the country, and from al
political parties. The Chattanooga Com.
mcrcial Republican, denominates him
as "the model Democratic Governor
among all the Governors of that politi
cal faith in this mighty nation" He
might justly have said Of any political
faith Hancock Courier.
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SOAP on the Face,

There is rarely, if ever, any need Of
using soap on the face, except for very
dirty people, or where there is much oil
secreted by the skin. Pure soft water
is generally quite sufficient Az rule,
avoid the very free use of soap on the
skin, except The mildcst kinds. Face
powders injure the skin, just as dirt
does, by obstructing the pores. II
there is any poison in the face powder,
as there often is, it only adds poison to
dirt and makes the matter so much the
worse. tC
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Auehy.
EsABY'S DEAD.
BY G. P. C..

An angel of life brought flower to our home
That btossomed and bloomed in the Spring,
When the snow disappears and the meadow:
are green,
And the birds in the shady groves sing.
When the summer time dawned our foweret
throve,
Till our hearts overhowed with its love;
And morning and night, for this beautiful
gift,
We thanked Him who dwelleth above.
But the chill Winter came, and the wild winds
moaned -7---. 'ss-l e
Through the leafless boughs of the trees;
While the snow DER the heather began to de
scend,
And the murmuring streamlet to freeze
Then our darling commenced to droop. but W;
longed
From each other the sad truth to hide;
But alas in that chill, dreary winter time
Our fair little Aoweret died.
Faded and gone is our lorely Jfoacer,
Bitter the tears 1ce she'd,
Dark is the home that ,cas once so bright,
Dear little baJys dead!
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Note 10 Treasurer Spinner.

WASHINGTON, Nov 30-Treasurer
Spinner this morning received the fol-
lowing note, inclosing one dollar:
"Dueto Governments one dollar; Spin
ner get ready, the Democrats will come
like q storm"
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This is the Best Hotel IN Barnesville,

n UESTS will find the best accommodation
" a: this Hotel, and no pains will be spared
to make them comfortable.
Hacks leave the Hotel every morning 70
Woods6eld.
Carriages and drivers furnished travellers
at all times. julyl, 1877
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

HTwelve lines, or less, VIII Dc cHaIgeu as
oAe square.
S-All legal advertisements will be charged
by the line, and must be paid in advance OF
publication.
gg Notices of the appointments OF Ad- p
AZ ministrator's and Executors; also sSa
% Attachment Notices and Road noti- -
p ces, two dollars, in advance. ID
@ Advertising done at published rates
and payment required in advance, in all
cases..
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HOTELS.
THE UNION HOUSE,
(Sonth end of Public Squarc,)
wOODSFIELD, OHIO
SIMON DORR, 1898: Proprietor.

THIS house has been thoroughly repaired
l recently, and the Proprietor informs the
travelling public that he isprepared to afford
accommodations of the best, The table will
be supplied with the best the market affords;
the rooms and bedding are kept clean and
comfortable; stabling in good order, and the
traveller is assured that his horses will receive
good care. Travelling Agents be furnish
ed with sample rooms. june23,'74I,
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/ looked at Fred with Admiration
yeprfhirp apnaaroY1 or, caoo;hIo m, bo, do

: =
/ looked at Fred with admiration
everything appeared sofeasibIe when de.
tailed by him in few simple words; ; his
very tones of semi Indifference had a
wondrcus power of conviction and,
moreover,my own common sense respon-
ded to the assertion that change Of
manner would be fatal. / saw my way
now straight before me, plain and easy
as an ordinary transaction of life, and
the horizon grew bright with hope,
Warmly thanking my friend forthe
invaluable benefit of his shrewd sense
and convincing advice,I withdrew to ms
room my mind filed with more sanguine
projects, more tangible hopes, Than had
YET indulged in since The beginning Of
my adventure.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

THE undersigned, having beon appointed
i Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to fill Pensioners Blanks administer
Oaths, take Dispositions, acknowledge Deeds,
Mortgages and other instruments of writing
aug4,'74tf. VIM. WORKMAN.
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Pc N s Il o n s .

A. w. Nj g % R Nj i e. IA /,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
M "A r II TIA, OH TO-
DROCURES Pensions for Soldiers, one
fourth or more disabled by disease, con-
tracted in United States Service. Also, for
Widows and Minors of Soldiers who die OF
diseases SO contracted, and increased Pensions
for invalids who have grown worse. Write
him. aug25,74Y.
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/ V

Al length the momentous morning
dawhed We had prolonged our few
days stay to week, and our host had
evidently determined not TO renew his
invitation, spite of the manifest pleasure
my company gave him; so,almost before
I could realize it, the eventful day arriv-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-06

AS to the propriety of the government doing
the engraving and printing of all its paper
issues, just a. IL manufactures its own coin.
without the aid Of outside establishments, there
cannot, we take IL, be any doubt; and no stronger
argument Is needed as to the economy of that
course than the fact disclosed in Congress yes
tsrday that the Treasury paid some $3.50 900 to
the Adams Express Company last year alone for
carrying bonds and notes between New York
and this eity!-a large portion Of this SUN being
Tor the transportation of paper printed on one
side only, and which could not in any senss be
classed as money or public securities. As the
public treasury Is understood to be in need of
money, and As Congress seems to be in an econo-
mleal frame Of mind just now, why not save the
greater part II not the whole OF this vast sum
by having all the work of engraving and print
ing done IN Washington? A quarter of a mil
hon dollars q year Is worth looking after. even
at the risk of having the supply of free express
Franks to public officials cit of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-06

The cheek of the Washington correspondents
Of the New York Sam Is only surpassed by their
wonderful powers of invention. TIE STAR hay
ing exposed one batch Of falsehoods about the
fre-alarm telegraph contract, the Munchausen
who sent them complacenty mentions, in dis
patch 70 yesterdays Sun, THE STARS denial,
and unblushingly follows such mention with
fresh batch Of lies. He now says &c The fact
IL that the whole arrangement was made with
Gov shepherd directly that the contract should
net be formally awarded until further appro-
priation could be secured from Congress" On
the contrary, the correspondence published at
the time shows that the Board of Public Works
were willing to award the contract at SIS 900
the amount Of the appropriation-but declined
negotiations on any other terms. An applica-
ton TO Congress was first suggested by the
Board Of Fire Commissioners, because the
general government would have the benefit
Of the new system for protection OF its prop
erty, and the members of that board, and
not the Board OF Public Works. who con-
troll the money, were active in bringing the
matter before Congress. Truthful James next
says "He (Gov. shepherd) gave the New York
parties the assurance, however, that they should
have the contract, and their agent is now here
working for an appropriation from Congress-
NO such assurance was given, and the agent OF
N-S ~'O" iSiA OohPsng - hOW IN bOston, or
was few days since. He certainly has not been
In Washington for manv months. Now for
another falsehood: "As to the cost Of the tele-
graph, the New York parties have declared that
at their bid-s45, 000-they could afford to divide
with the local ring. 1t is believed that at least
50 per cent. profit was to be made and divided. -
If this be so, then the Sun had better institute
an investigation forthwith to find who was
divided with In that city, for the New York
firm asserted here that the prices ia their bid
for the telegraph here were lower than they had
obtained In New York or any other city where
the improved system lad been adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-06

THE wsxKLY STAR, now ready, contains al
the news OF the week, local and general; pro
eeediDss Of Congress; large amount Of literary
matter, stories, poems and sketches, society
And fashion notes, Washington news and gossi .
agncuitural items, household receipts, Sc, SC
Ierns: One dollar and q half per annum, in
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers
ready for mailing.
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Bret Harte says that, .swhiIe in the Yves, the
broadcast humor is encouraged, in the East. ont
side Of certain charming circles, II IL dangerous
To be funny" This 10 an odd charge TO maxi
against Yankeedom. Suppose Bret tries tha
effect Of little positive fun on the East. His
efforts in that line have been 90 lugrubious
since he came to the Atlantic slope that people
don't know whether they are called upon 70
lauRh or to cry.
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HANeKD M LYNcHERs-Oh.yla.w ...
negro, charged with murder, was taken ont az
JAIL &C Mnrphysboro', H., by = mob And hnn '.
<HS Ne1osss1 confessed committing the crims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-06

The great sensation in Philadelphia is the
expected arrival of the bodies OF the Siamese
Twins II puts the nose of the Centennial
quite out of joint.
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PERSONAL

CAUIIoH.-Tv pronissory notes, secured by
- a,ea 81 uust !. on suessrtes To- nrs. Ssinori
$50 In ysluary, iSs, q left vfth come party 90
Pre- pare The release. II offered for eale DO p-f boy.
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THs NATIONAL GRASGE-Last nights ses-
zion o. the National Grange OF the Patrons o,
n.ssosnofy, IN ST. Louis, was entirely taken mr.
yitn aiscussion - 20 parliamentary ruIss Far
the government Of subordinate oranges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-06

The Siamese Twins have not yet reache
Philadelphia Hyphen- sted bodies move slowly
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4 AND AND STONE QUARRIEs
ron SALE,
Jsn1sl2t
TO ISyENToRs. sREoULAToRs, AND
Il OTHKRs
X. q. THOMPSON 90.

"a WALL STREET, kKw HORK.
ctocks bought and sold NJ closest market Quota
uone either for cash or for settlement at any time
within months, on 10 per cent margin,
Leans thereon at moderate rates D . 10 10 per can't
Of market value.
Puts and Calls granted on favorable terms. 500
per lou shares ot stock.
Deposits received subject to sight drafts. or Tor
fixed periods. lanas.lm
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MEDICAL, DC.

ELEOTRICITY IN THE HANDS OF MRS. s.
~ 6 m0BkiLL, D., permsnently cures Dys-
peDsia. Neuralgia, Paralysis, Kidney aud Liver
Difficulties. GranIlst,d Eyelids, &C. No. sos sth
ttreet northwest. It,
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TTHE WASHINGTON SENTINEL, the OIsi-
Wy Gems Paper, will cont ain the Oorcorsn Let
i,I, and also Hgn,ingten Letters, never heretofore
rFrHE REGULAR NETTING Of the NEW
10y YORK REPUBLI0AN AssOOIATION will
at Olarke's hall, No. AZ PenHs avenue
r.roy S. A. C. MILLS, President:
Bs4RHJ4 81 81 s5 pa,
] T, Jsmes Truman, Samuel Stewart, Joseph Mid
s se IF ss RSe4s spd Of ss, d T. day
ton. 1t.
TTHE HOME RULE LEAGUE OF WASH.
MING, at Union League Hall, on 9Th street, TO
make arrangements for the grand Mass Meeting on
Home Rule should be present FRANcis McNsR-
HANy and others will deliver addresses on the oc-
caaion. Come one and all. 1t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ST. PKTERl
Knights :. The Large school HOuss' ' on sRTU 1
to sfen9 o at @ 1s
f2r the funeral Of our late brother member, JAMES
j P BARRErT, Commander.
LEWIs TANMAE, Sec. IRep.l It.
NwAsHlNGroN CITY SAVINGS BANK.
Persons having money to invest obi ain at this
FIRST CLASS REAL estate PAPER,
For sale-40 shares second National Bank Stock
5 sssss MssTG1S,tap ssr1sd STOCK
tyts-la VIM. r 1aSSlTSffffNGLY. Receiver.
FCBIEF JUSTICE WAITE, PHOTO
Wy GRAPBED by LANDY. Copies Of all sizes
for sale 2Oc 9Th street, Cincinnati, Ohio. js2s2w-
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Wy INGTOh, ID; O., January IL, 1874. The rate
after h FIVE - RER ' CENT Ef Se PER ANNuM,
and all money on deposit to March LIST, will draw
Elk PER GENT. PER ANNUM,
until July lst after which period the interest allow
FIVE PER GENT. PER ANNUM,
/ until otherwise ordered.
Interest in all cases is computed and allowed for
jania-eOtj5i W sTIOKNKY. President.
fFPENIOks INDIAN HAIR RLsTORIR
~ has never been known 70 fall Il frees the
natural color renders It soft and psble, prevents
the Hair from falling cut, and reproduces Il when
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IkR. ROBERTSON,

- 40 10TH STREET, NEAR Pa. AVENUE,
FROM long experience in both hospital aud
private practice, will guarantee in all Dis
eases of The Urinary Organs, Gonorrhes, elect,
structure, Syphilis, aud SpermatCrrhOa Gases Of
Gonoirhoea r. Gently contracted cured in 20 days.
81 phlls In all its stages quickly cured and the pJf-
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use OF mercury. epermatorrhes, brought by
tNcesses and abuse in youth, loss Of memory
lmpotencY nervous irritability, symptoms Of con-
Sumption, indigestion, palpitation OF the heart !,
iorebodings sell. distrust, &C., speedily cured by
newly discovered remedies. DR.. Il located for
many years At i y Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md !,
where he has large practice, has consented, after
many solicitations by his Washington patrons, 70
be consulted every Wedn, sday and Saturday in each
week, from m. TO 3 .. m. JanE- I'm
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de. MANN, cy,popoo,Sr
Ofioe: No. SIT l4fh Street, beitceen II and 4,
e1ves instant relisf from Corns, Bunions, Chill
tlain., Club and Ingrovipg Nails. His treatment
Is endorsed by the most res pectabe persons. Hours
from 5 TO II a. m. and to D. m. Corn and BuniOn
Kennedy. 50 cents. anfo- I'm
ssnLD DR. DARBY" has better facilities than
~ ever for practicing his great specially, Only
one ehargs made for advice and medicine. Drug
Store, corner A. street and Penneylvanis avenue,
COLONIZATION BuildiDg.D janl6- lms
AIRS. II. J. FRENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
WI the celebrated Reliable Clairvoyan Physicfar
and Test Medium, hes located ct 1918 Hev Yorh
avenue. Ofhoe hours-l0 q. m. to D. N. EnRAse-
raents can be made for EVENING". Jelly
EEMALE DISEASES OF all kinds treated. De-
y scribe case ana enclose -; advice end medt
cine viii be sent. Address Mn. DR.. THOMPS0H,
No. el6 North l1th street.. Philadelphia jam -lys
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IL II M y A l.
Fertile purpose Of obtaining q more central Ioca-
ton and better office facilities, l will REMOVE on
FEBRUARY 10TH, 1874, to FEDERAL BUILD
lEGS, corner 9TH and streets.
B. II. WARNER,
jsrAlH Real Estate Broke and Auctioneer.
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NIGHTS OF ST: AUGUSTINE OF TIL
T, Jsmes Truman, Samuel Stewart, Joseph Mid
'efon, Washington Young and others filed to -ds,
in the Office Of the Recorder OF Deeds articles o
Incorporation for the above named organiza
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WI W. KIRBY, REMOVED TO ROOM no. 6,
w BARB0URp LAW BUILDING, Louisiana
avenue, between ~ and eth streets. viii attend
promptly to the collection Of accounts IN Civil
Gases, u. b. ROBINSON,
JAMS Inn Justice Of the Peace.
, 1874-05-08

Cutting Acknowledgements FiYht-Em.
bezzlctnpnt OF Church Funds.

Cutting Afffny-Dcspernto FiHht-Em.
bexzlcinqnt OF Church Funds.
Special D,spatth II The Chicago Tribune.
sr, pAu1, atiun., May IA stranger. name
unknown, xaid to be aonpmnhor In Mfnnoapo-
liz, entered meat market on Robert atroot, md
wns standing at tho counter whom ho was Lit by a
piece Of moat. thrown by somo on" in the shop
whorcupon ho oaught up lnrgo knife and throw
It at a young man named r. Ackley. Aokley
threw up his arm, and tho knife stirling him on
tho wrist, nearly cnt of his hnnd. Tho atrangor,
who Was evidently drunk. jumped into d wagon
and drove AWAY, md has not been nrrostod.
Two cooperB, employed at Durnholzor'o brow
ry, on Fort roat, had desperate fight Inst
night, oach armed with axe han!llcs. Tho fight
was long and bloody, ceasing ouly when noither
could strike a blow. Ono Is supposed to bo IA
tally injured, and tho other was arrested and put
in prison, but wi1l have to bo sent to tho hospi-
tal: Mother was able to give his name.
3. E. Kent, collector, was arrested to-day OIL
indictments against him for e1nbezzlo.nent.
chriat's Church (Episcopnl) is said to have had
ono-third Of its rogonue for the past year thus
disposed Of.
, 1874-05-08
A Judge to ne Sued.

TFGH TIE nEto UTE f}fHt4
It IL sud TINT Edward Lansc, whom Judge
Benedict sentenced to QUO yoar'a imprisonment
and $500 tl'to sono timo ago, for nppropriating
to his own uso several mali baga, han begun s,it
against the Judge for tho recovery OF S25, 00u
damages. Tie matter stands thus between
them. According to Assistant United States
District-Attoruey purdy, Mr. Lango was tried
aud convicted on thirteen counts by a jury in
Judge Deuedict's Court. and tho latter sentenced
him to pay $500 fino and to Imprisonment for
ono ycnr. Tho statute rroBcribcs that any por-
son found guilty Of tho charges which woro
made against Edward Lauge ehall suffer tine or
imprisonment. AZ will DO observed. the Judge sen
fenced the prisoner to both, nnd three months Of
thelattor was endured by him whom he was brought
before Judge Benedict again on writ Of habcas
corpus. Tho Judge amended bis seutonce bv or
doring tho fine to be remitted but Mr. Lange
had just taken tue prccaution to pay 1t, 30 that
he actually WAS imprisoned aud fined; His coun-
sol, 1t IL assorted, appealed to the United States
Supreme Court by which Judge DenedIct's sem
tonco was sot aside. Now. therefore, Mr.. Lingo
has decided to institute proceedings againat
Judge Drncdict for damages, based, 1t Is
Thought, upon the assumed violation Of tho stat
uto, which prescribed only ono OF two penalties
Tor tho prisoners ofrenyo. Judge Benedict las
not yet received any papers In tile mutt, although
la does not doubt tho probability that ona will
10 brought.
, 1874-05-08
CrcJMAtlQn.

FT0nt Tie London Jooish Chron{cit
At a meeting OF tho council representing tlle
jewish congregations Of Berlin, q motion was
brought forward to tho effect that Immediate
stepd should be taken 10 make arrangements for
the leiouonyerbtonnuns (burning Of bodios) u
one Of the jewish cemeteries III the city. The
motion was adopted by largc majority. Some
of our German contemporaries fnll into an error
IN surprising cremation to bo opposed to Jewish
Gibraltar and North Africa the burial Of bodies
in quloklimo {arapid mode Of ctomation) IL q
common practice. Such modo OF sepuItuse
has boon proformod mora than orcc, and oven
recently, at the Spanish aud Portuguese csu,e-
terry ut hlile End3 and no QUO caM doubt the
conservative orthodoxy OF our coreligionlsts Of
tho Mediterranean shores. Indeed, cremation
Of tho dead ls not unknown among tho aozmau
jews Of London,
, 1874-05-08

~ can't" ssld Tho girl I'm lste." -" step
aside thon." and sho stepped aside. outside tho
track and on the odgo Of tho ties. But tho
SPACE was too narrow tho englnc's, whccla
could not otoar hcr expanded skirts. Her no1t
plan was to sit down with her Bkrts dangling
beneath tho tios. and thus tho hoops sproad all
tho wider. Provoking delay for tho onRinoer,
humiliatlng failure and posture for tho school
mnr1n. :. Hold on, said sho, It'll fix It :" and
then gathering up lIer 1imbs and her ekirte. she
edge Of tho ttcs, Bozcl Ii11,dornoath with one
hand tho strn8.pioce to which tic roll is spiked,
and coolly bade Tho train pass on In minute
tho train paaaod ovor tho proBtrato form With
out jar or jolt, and Tho next instant tho girl wRa
on her feet, hnstcning toward hor oxpoctant
pupils, boforo whom sho wns determined to ho
ION titno," though sho disarrangod dozon
railroad timetables.
, 1874-05-08

From Dr. Liutngatones 1esltr to James Gordon Be,,-
The whole Of my experience in Contra1 Africa
says that tho negroes, not yet spoiled By contact
With the slave trade, arc distinguished for
friendlnoHs and good, Bound some. Some can
DO guilty Of great Hickedness, and eecm to think
littlo about It.; others perform actions as un.
miBtDkaDly good with no great ae1f-complaconoy !;
aud, IL Quo oatalogucd all tho good deeds or all
tile bnd onee he camo across. no might think the
men extremely good or excessively bad, instead
Of calling them, like ouraelyos curi0uB COM
pounds OF good and evil In one point, they aro
remarkable-they are honest.~ Even among the
caunital bfauyuoma elave-ttade at Dambarre
and had to send our goats and fowls up to tho
Alanyuomn village to prevent their being
stolen by my friends' own Blaves. Another wide
spread trnit, OF character is trusting disposi-
ton. Tho Central African tribea are tho antip-
odcB to eomo of the North American Indians,
and worry unlike many Of their own countryn,en
md Portuguese and Dutch Christians. They at
once perceive tho superiority Of tho strangers
In rover Of miachief, md readily listen to and
ponder over friendly advice, After the cruel
massacre Of Nyangue- -whiFh unfortunately
witncssod-fourteon oliefs. whose villages had
boon destroyed aud many Of them killed, lied to
my house aud begged me to mako peace for
tlom with tho ARABIA, and then come over to
their side Of tho River Lualnba, divide their
country anow and point out where each should
build now village and cultiyato other p!anta-
tions. The peace WAS easily mnde. for the Arabs
had no cxcuso for thoir Honscloss murders, and
oach blamed tho others for the guilt.