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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-27
THE TYPOS.
sPEo1A1.r r.FoffoN ffTYS pELEoAT

SPECIAL ELEoffoN ron DELEGATE.
A special election was held on Saturday By Co
lunbia typographical Union. No. lof, foF the pnr-
pose Of electing q delegate to represent ths9 ~
st. Louis, tie having occurred at the pfsyi0n
election, between Messrs. Cyphers and Conn.
The polls werc opened at 5 o'clock d. n. and
closed az Q, and notwithstanding the incicmsnt
weather, large vote was polled, ald great ex-
element was manifested by the friends Of the Two
candidates. Tho result was as follows: whole
number of votes cast, ~, Of which Mr. Allen
Coffin received 256, and Mr. o. II Cyphers 1se.
Mr.. Colfln, Receiving 70 majority, was declared
Is as follows: VIM. r.. Mclean, president Of
the International Union) Of the Evening Star,
John NJ. Richards Of The NATIONAL REPuBL1-
Once.
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coyFIRMATIoES By ARCHBISHOP
RAKEY - ----- ~

Archbishop BayIy, OF Baltimore, administered
the rite OF confirmation yesterday morning 70
ninety persons at st. Msrys tGermanj Catholic
Church. on Flfth street northwest, and nfty.three
NJ st. Joseph's (aiso erman.) on Capitol Hill.
Most OF those confirmed were children. whom
occasions. He preached at the 10 O'Clock mass a.
St. Joseph's, the church being densely pseked-
Archbishop Bayfy VIII return 70 Baltimore this
nothing.
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NEW ADyERTIsE4ENTS
A hair bracelet has been lost.
Lawns moved by A. o. Nash.
Fourteenth district Republicans.

Fourteenth district Republicans.
valuable railroad property for sale.
New York Safety Steam Power Company.
The first AspInwall bananas at A. Torres.
A Russian leather letter-book has been lost.
Republic Savings and Building Association.
Revival services In Mount Zion II. E. church.
A cabin steward ia wanted in the United States
Annual meeting of the Washington oliy Bible
Temperance mass meeting at lIanline church
tonight.
United States.
magnolia gran de dora.
Lstimer cleary win sell, on Tuesday, May
Il, valuable improved property. =
Green-k Williams will sell, on May Q, lots on 2,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets north
west.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-27

oft. Beuiamin's National Candy Mandatory 70
come around 30 your store, but take car and
come at once to the factory, Pennsylvsnia ave ave;
nue opposite the Metropolitan hotel, and you will
10 furnished free with car-tickets for your ride.
Come as soon as you need anything 70 replenish
your stock. eo<"
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rIRr cARE oF YoUR HALTABLES.

Can and examine the IRE and burglarproof
yuuits OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner o.
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keepinQ Of securties Jewels, slver-uere, or other
yaiuables Rents from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according 20 size. No business man can
afford TO do without them.
Taksparnino fromfhs Chfcdgo and bostoB urea.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-27

Owing to the rainy weather the subdivision Of
the land into market and villa sites belonging 70
tween Alexandria and Washington, couldn't pc
finished, thereby delaying the proposed sale until
about the middle OF May. Messrs.. Lattmer q
Cieary, auctioneers, Will have the same aoVer-
tisad In q few days.
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ENOUGH FOR THE POOR.

Cstavba Champagne, IN quarts and ptnts. DOT
tied BY Samuel O. Palmer, u Greene s5reet,
0eorratown, d. @. Retail price. SO per dozen
quarts; O. per dozen, pints. Liberal discount 70
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.rrcrnrIrILlGERR EER

LION BREWERY LAGER BEER
IN casks and bottles, for sale BY sam'lo. Palmer,
Geors etown, d. q.
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GROCERIES.
COFFEE DROPPING.

We are giaa 20 orsr orr eastonsss ssnl smother
reduction IN The price OF COFFEE, aadauo,s:
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA. choicest. 40 cts.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA. chOieess
roasted. .45 cts.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, sosd.....ss eta
CID GOVERNMENT JAVA, gdoa.. IA cts,
MARAcA1Bo-A large lot OF M finest ever
ero.shs 10 This market. Just rse,ivSt; price low.
LAeuYRA-whiis Santos, RiO. 80, at renarha-
blyiov rates.
MocHA-ws are also jnss IN receipt ef new lot
Of mis- variety, which We guarantee % Be Of uDe-
Nor quality,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-27

TTNCINkATI LAGE BEEH
from the Lion brewery for sale At 81 20 per DOZEN
nlnt botties By dealers Throughout the District,
Or by the agent, samuel O. Palmer, Georgetowns
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norr uF,TT I'D 7Er wAsoy

ALL TAX PAYERS
sbouid bear in mind that the discount OF ~ per
cent current taxes will not be allowed after the
month Of ApflI.
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4RT1FIC1AL sToNE COMPANY

ali. KINDS OF CAsT-oFT WEARING
"A APPAREL can be cold 9 ne Jnfsfssfff. az ID
1900 ~ =. zen Eixfh and seventh POI
Ko<ts b. mai pronpily attended 70. cs,n Eii-tf
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AMUSEMENTS. &c.



4 49, 1o
M ray Ss; s superb peri soessis fl.y.s
4 woNAs's WRoSd.
ne n. K ssssssg q e.
mantle eoartEhip, 1nwiss Insrrisrs, o shsdored
and .ss @ es re n I'm
~ ne les :sis 2 ~ ;S.. q PIsI gss:sn.sd 2
snsstnsns .1isS ihs dfsSssi:. q siso.sSsIy
sesea u Sf' Ssies any brutal s
;hs ses s:, ip ,ss Sos g ga5 s
sO@neh z %. gnly Sssfssslsss e u5 6issss
s saaas ous .iso sos -" - =
FAMILY MATiNEE SATURDAY. - .R1
GEoheE FELIX BEN Ak
FOURTH CLASSICAL CONCERT,
MAarxls HALL, z
,,,.,,s,,.
AoSDAI NleaI, IA :. : .R l--.-,--
:" oHoGhEss
A LECTURE AND NEW RESDirIoss OF
q. NURSERY RHYMES. :.
y =, = Esenins. s gsH o'eIos a.'' /" '''
wnIrfd's Hotel, and At The door on he evening Of
-. -. -. - - -f-.-S.--
-lrs.ssnsn, Of %. seso,irul and ssl,ly,,.d Mrs..
Tsyisafs. ,SbsGs sosisiy Pay W6As
yRSS ss.u asSStnsrs WYE, si:tsts s-.stss,rt..
SsS ::.J I'D ,S TsR ~
Hail. Of New, York, s1.nsyor Of TIA, nerropo,is,
soneslnipS he laws on me es.sa 70 Una Autnof
-NHw York, December 4, rs77
~ v. W. IdttehIc. esq.s
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QUANTITY. vs.. QUALITY.

Dooley's Yeast Powder stands pre-eminent IN
free from Injurious substances, Not only thls bat
each package contains tho full quantity repro
ssptso, Eniis me 2uaiy = ar ,mRsriar % All
twenty-five 70 my per cent more good bread,
rolls biscuit pastry, 10, than those Of other man
ufacture, while II 10 always convenient TO have 10
the house, and b reliable and economical. II yop
have not tried Il, ask for Il at your greesrs and
take no other.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-27

FoR SPRfre WEAR
Fine Soft and sun Felt Hats.
STIsEnETz, Halter.
1877 Pennsylvania avenue
s ExsLrsH Paragon Frame SILK Umbrellas.
Price, %. SrIrxxETz, Halter,
f231 Pennsylvsnia avenue.
FREsH supplies COrklInsd Hats, With psts1s
ventiiators. STINEM8Tz, Hstter,
eple1w 1881 Pennsyivsnia avenue
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HENRY. R, SEARLE

AKCHIIEEfs
40 = street, opposite Post ONCE De
A,s.f ras'msn''
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SUMMER ARRANeEME
Steamer Pilot Boy.

On and ayer Tuesday, April Il, I7L the
steamer PILOT BOY Will be run follows: Leave
Washington every
TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
morning, at O'Clock, from Sixth-streei wharf for
CLrriOHian, calling at all lntermeiats landings.
returning on Wednesday aud sunday. Freight
received daily
WI. II. BYLEs, Agent,
Sixth-streef Wharf
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FINANCIAL.
DISTRICT STOCK EXCHANGE.
Esrntshed byy. p. Brodasad, Banker. SIS FUtssnth
APRIL Is 1s7A
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rUssELL,S rec cREAM sPEcIALTY.
no dss.srIeE w s2ifsN !
rHE DIScOD
sIIE or TfLLA SIZES.

Of * per cent. on general taxes for the year 1874
Miil only be allowed during the month Of April.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-27

hhLIUIUU6 INHERENT INCHEdOINd.
Tho interest manifested in tho religious meet
ings being held at the Mount Zion NJ. L. church,
corner OF Fifteenth and r streets, 10 largely IN
creasing. As result Of tho past weeks work,
eleven new members were received into the church
ct the morning service yesterday. The earnest
and efficient ministry Of the pastor, Rev. 3. q.
Muller, Is attracting large numbers 20 this newly
organised church. His preaching Is Of the accept
able gospel model, Of which there exists crying
need In these latter days.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-27

FLOUR
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, per sack ....s3.z1
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per saek. .s3.6o
BURNT MILLsFAMILY. q lowest rates.
ISAAC wENGER's FAMILY.
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY.
EXTRA FLOUR at s24o, s225 and e per sack.
SJNDRIES-
=. E. Smith & Co.'S CRUSHED WHEAT and
GRAHAM FLOUR, just received fresh rrom the
mills in Brooklyn, N. z, aud for sale low.
Also, another hogshead tnssrly ton weIght,l
choice new TURKEY PRUNEs, whseh we sell at Is
esnts, or seven pounds forsI.
Inshort, our stock Is now large and eomDieteIand
we arc selling low.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-27

BHUEI HLUEH =
since Il can be procured on collatsrsls to eny
amount at less than half the usual rates at r.
yania avenue. Money can there be ebtainsd on
all kinds Of personal property while Cor those who
have enough and 70 spare Of the snlthly lycress
there Il displayed q fne assortment Of gold and
silver watches, dianenda musical Instruments,
sewing machines. and . vast assortment Of other
articles which are selling ct almost oae-hsif what
they Dan Be bought for elsewhere
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-27

E,oR MOUNT VERNON.
head. having been rebuilt and entirely rertIsd By
Der present o.psys will lseys ae sr ShfTa
DAILY eund.ys excepteil At wUCL0CK FOB
MOUNT VERNON,
ings. JAMES ~ hEs,
fenle Gen. sup't steamer Anon.,
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WHY c1fa6tils 6tIlT cnrrcnrs,


as in the Valley, beneath TIE gilttsrns faalt O
ksht ssersncnisS or ahs Esslk, bscaS.s these
sSS wa :s q aSa aod sacree whereby
| N tneehange or desfructton OF an object We ec-
knowledge our dependenee upon him and his
foftnr s1clea volume taught rs the necessity OF
/ sserlncsi end thseasan plcsro, 70 prove ne e..
ever existed without . sacrifice and priesthood.
No matter how fantastic or absurd uixh< " the
form Of worship, all agreed that there must be 0
tributabIe to the cause Of causes, and was one q
the primitive facts Of histoFythat as We were oil
! dependent upon God, We must acknowledge u oy
! sacrifice. The magnificent temple OF Solomon
was built, not for mere display. but as phase Of
sacrifice. and 10 - the Jews went from all guar
They Gud asss pTs5sS !. ne ssa
CHRISTIANITY NEST HAVE sAcnIrIcE;
and Il was in the Catholic Church alone thst thil
supreme act OF worship was given. The reverend
father here quoted several passages OF Scripture
10 show the necessity % sscrihee y was only y
esy that from the rising to the setting OF the SUD
there should be ofered up clean oblnton. III
part world, a1a n svsS 81 assr
i Church. Outside Of this Church there was ne
such sacrifice ana therefore the name 81 the Lord
iiTion Without the sscrifscc. which gives to Co
esH Hss many prss 10 % occppset o. tho Whit,
a oS,s or IO sfaes Mefs shsns;z1ns viii hot do
becauSe We often thank our feilow-men tor fayor
more warmly than He thank goo ior BIS mereies
In be iosss Psalm Christ was called q prizes
Ss e A' sTdss q .ssass
sanfs Of he true religion Meichissdeeh was
PS:,,' o sPe ssuqsos ohrsasnsy true
| those words Of the Gospel must be fulfilled
, 1874-08-28

VEnuIsIos, Dakota Co., him., Aug. 20, 1sA.
TO The Editor ef 3ht Chicago TfituHe:
SIN; Your paper, OF recent lato, contains an
article from the St. PAUL {Mlnn.) Press, puzpost-
Ing to give tho views Of Oliver Dalrymple, Eyq.,
tho greatest whoat-growor in Mluaosota. alr.
Da1ry1nplo says "Tho quality Of tho whont s,lr-
passes tint Of any harvest in which !ayo over
boon engngod,-t'o berry bclug plump, woll.
t}liud mil every way superb"
Inciosel you will find paragraph from tia
Hastings {Alnn.) Uniont ruhl.shcd about miles
from Mr., Da!rynple's farm. wh.ch uays "wo
loarn that Mr. 0hyos Dalrymp!o Aas 400 aoros Of
Odessa wheat damaged su!}io'ont!y by tho rust to
make 1t oniroly worthless, aud t4at 10 has aball-
toned tho hasyestfhg."
Air. DAlryulple further saya: II Ind thon cal.
casated upon II bushels to tho acre; but dis
tho et6rosltina-snach,nos, that tho yiod wih roach
u bushels por Acro, 10 lar III NY Aells aya con'
eornod,h
The writer Laa not boon over Mr.. Dalsympla'a
fam, but lives in tue ad] oln!ug county (DIkota),
Within 10 ms!os, anil has received yufbal roporls
bushels nor aare; Il. Maunora, 100 aoros. 13
bushels; i. llanH1on. 10 Ares, ! hMshola
Thomas Cark, ~ aorca 10 bushels; Itr. uarnott,
90 acsoa, 70 buAhols TAo.uaa Ca!lahaa, 40 acrea,
II bnshols lAon,as Callahan, 81 aorcs, II
61s,ols; 9. II, Chantoraiu, u aoroa, 70 pushols;
Yno 40 aorea ol o, II. Chamberlain rocelscl e1tra
culture, aud Naa aowu at tho best time: Tho
same land produced 1714 bushels ol O1caBa
wheat laAt year, Which was badly rnstou aud
sh.auk. Dakota County. IN Which taeso farms
81 situated, will ayerayo bettor thsu Washing
ton County, where Mr. Dalrymple's farm nsa,
bit iB, porliapa, not better than Ills.
I4era are ROLLS Il, this county tnk will not OK
coed bushels per aoro. Yours for truth anu
right, JONATHAN DEswIo1.
, 1874-08-28

Tho n,ntion wag ngrool I'd tlnaptmouHfy, end
tho Comullttoo R,ljDur1cd until 10 o'clock t!i!e
morning.
l}oforo separating, n1r. porlo!at pointed ostt 10
Con,laaionor l}urGiok, m evidence thai tho pro-
noant tlsnt llo [Bur,llclk1 Ind checked from was
tho original where hn Ind
UNANgED TIL: TttrcEB
Of aavefnl articles ho Ind tearnsh TINT otor
lildors had olorol to furnish tho goodo for
lcsH rr1co than hta firm. Those alterations, lo
said. we're mnlo in Col. Miles, otllco Of, tho tay
tho bids wero opened, wllctilor before or cubso-
qHnne 10 their opontng Ito did not statc.
Iho torort Of tho ntootl,g given ,1 nhovo ~ II \
that tho documents hayo boon tamrercd with,
atd tint, in consequence, tho Committee hro
1iUrE1Ess1.Y MIXED.
Whether tho attentions wgro 1rAtlc dcHfgntd1y or
nut the public cat1 Judge hcnce It n very
doubtful II tho investigation provos to Do nny-
t1llNg moro t!inn tarco.
THE TAKING OF TESTIMONY
will begin to-lay. Several of tlloHo who liaro
bcon summoned III witnesses wnre present yoB-
torday, lut toy woro told tn 60 l1oine as they
would not be ,toodcd untll this morning.
, 1874-08-28

tl9n % ot natural history, and ono Of tvo shosa Of
toliet ana fauoy goods.
jactoa to tho contro Of tho I gaiiory % on tho nor
ohu VIII Do occupied with vehicles aud wopd-
WoIA conueclod With Their manufacture. Theneo
10 . 5no n aoi th enl Of tao Art ua!lcry tho Hpacc
trro, w. nu ~ noSo,ea 70 te dlspay Of slch asrcul-
ee'Ssnca M ~, H. the now nouth all. Tho romn,,slor
q! t!la gallery which lies between tho north and
OF t!lo Aft Hallory and tho raltrond tlisray OF
nsoaacss wsA ns oecupind by booksellers, pub
.,, THE f'onA1 D1sr1Ar
"lll withotlt doubt provo to tue Ialy visitors Of
tho Exposition ono uf itH strongest no1mta. rha
sl,aeo ~ ti;o eonaeEyatofy has bunn artlslloaliy
M o " aa Htas ao5sea 70 fourteen florists Of CHI
Tract ID tflnko mud maintain during tic o1tirc
nehsotl Of tho E1pohtiol, cfeditnbio fljnn1nv nr
plants mud flowers. Dosidea tllls, air, Uriors
aiA Mr. Wick. Of lIosi,,catos, N. T., tRo
tlsp'ny eus-i'owors. renewing tlem by exprtas
whom necessary to Keep thoir Bhowe nj To q
proper standard.
THE AIT itA1t,
as Inns bcen previously atatc1, Will bo tho mpst
complete SELECTION Of wotks ot American aud
foroign art ovor exhibited III this country. rlloro
are about quo oll-paintlngB engaged for cxhtbi-
sioa,, and now being hung IN ths Ar. Hail. Moat
or thoin arc tie choice selections from tito hest
pfvata galleries Of ttis country, ts llAs inclul-
yAe managers Of tho Exposition hayo con-
THE QuEaT1oN OF GIVING PREMIUMS
ana OF maairg report upor the seIatiyo merit
Oh tho d!losont goods displayed, and hnye seen
no foagon to cllauyo thcir original conclusion Oil
the subject, that. in tho tirst place. It would ba
iaposs'olo 70 procure in Cii1cngo tho oxporta
necessary to tcoldo upon Respective mcrl Of 30
many nluorent clnsses IF goods AZ wlll 10 repro
scented; ahd, in the second place, tho preuil,,tn
systein tl1sy consider to be anything but con-
ul'clya TO tho stlccoas Of an Exposition.
BEND IN TUE ouupy.
It will be wcll for illtoudiue exhibitors to
got III tlieif goodA uuw na Soon I'D poa-
eible al tho show will uuoueskiouaLfy
open OIL tho 9th Of Hoptaabor. TLe Ioos
Of The bnldlng ts at presoht quite roady for tho
reception Of goods, and thoao who se,,l tholr
| goods along early will haso much lataor auaco
To handle them III than those wu delay duue TO-
] IN object which ia, well worthy tho conydofaton
OF those whose dlsplny Will 10 Of artices Of tbo
larger and heavier class. 1t may iutereAt lntaud-
Ing exhibitors to learn that one OF tho recout an
| most useful additions to tho building hau becn
| 4 Htand-pipo for water, inchos in diameter.
| which connects with the city water system, and
with which tho. building could be Ioodol WITH
water In q very short spaco Of time
, 1874-08-28

--I3yltiel boundary Commission dlspatoAca H.
ceiyc ut Fort Curry state that they wero jn HlgAt
OF tto ilouay Mountains, had outerol beautiful
E.ass-plaiua, would Ansl, work tlla fAll. anil
would rot,,rn to wlutor ut pombiua.
, 1874-08-28

},4 t1,A IT ,,ro.aah1
''' '''' 0''t~' r. ,ipn,,rTurE mn NOT n:tow
Inv ho cnt III tho t,r,co III tic contract.
sIr. rnr;oiot .aiI tho ,nurScd contract ecomea
IN in tho " oric,,,nl orc. Thoro were two In the
oi}Icn md i.7 toolt ono. thinking It was copy.
.r,,c Tl,nfrn,nn-rl,nt u,ahes difference and
rim n,,cntion nav couoa up. which Of tlcso ID
lin nr,viuni nrouosnl
S''e col. S,Ics wag cnliotl In to decide.
TIe Cj.aIrnni,-Tloro boenla to t,o
ryo rnorouAta ron uurrt.1gy.
Can yot tnl which Of tl,cn is tho original Quo
col, Nilos--thfg {tllo ono tho Chairman lad)
ia the ono that belongs in tito ol,lco.
Tho Chairman--Was tho other tho ono fotchoii
in by peiioat} ever III tho Office 7
Col. NloB-I do not remember sllat It VIVA.
Mr.. lcnoat-Tey nro both allie; there iB no
difference in them, oxcopt Tim. tho plico Of tho
oils iu left out III ono
Tito CbRirma,,-Well m thu rrice Is Eo1no-
whero near what # s,onil bo, we Iad bottor pass
1t for tho present nlid 10 ai.enl
ANOTHER sror
waH nlatlo wllcn tho annexed items were read
oil: "Uuu,mut, hand d-lanps, contract price, q2a0
dozen; proposai pricc, s05o q .loscn." In
reriultt's piouoenl lilo ,rico was $2.60 tloxet
Col Mics was again appealed to.
Tho Chalrmnn--Do you know Which Of these
two proposals ts tho original oNo2
Col. hilcs-Ihe one yun haye,
Tha Chairula,l--Do you know anything Of any
, 1874-08-28

Commissioner johnson stated that tho Cap,-
rnittoo Worked nearly weol on tue supples,
aud got very tired, aud, In making up their 70.
post,
MAY HAVE OVERLOOKED SOME TH1Hae,
Tho Challmau sud no price 1al been nut
down in tAo proposal Ae had.
, 1874-08-28

NO DISCUSSION
took placo regarding these discrepancies. l'he
next conflicting items woro tAaso:
, 1874-08-28

few Instruments TINT lsayo bceA rcntea anu hut
1s acl caD hs lotlght vt Reeds Temple Of a1ns!c, "
ya lIuren slroes, Ut tho very lowest panic 1rlce1.
, 1874-08-28

ny at ~ w9a sooot wnn o is'i H. '1v ~, nnrt
IT. NJ M ciaeorln * any man coa.u Do on oaTia. H.
cx9no '1n nnar,a m'i t.nt " mo.o a' p i,nuaa cm5 @
osI"H e. usoEu Ut a,oot. eng ~ ~ ,,,,o sn;I n,
,'' ~ ~ HS aspu ilau Guio y tuo;t t,n"
ro,, A,,u "u t'"o1 'no.. Ioleui ~ rnmru
fsna~t ~ II 'ano ny po.so, as ho VIII t,a.,y nut In
n,nmnv VI" T. uus ,vna nno En- tH vo u" c1ooe tvou
,arf comc ~ ,n ~ no ,,oyor mt
r1 ,"rr o'g n Pe u Tue o
runiy nj Ioao II, ~, WIc In ~ ~ t'ot ~ rct,,rn
ccan" ~ n,,xio,s m ~ a snsrr,f ~ H. Ha uut ~, ~
bofain,, iisn W wani ~ '',s' ,m,n io jnia - into
lin next ,nnr1,inr Ehort hnd "''r ~ h,,anons
nerap wi, inv A huHa ", VI s wa~e ,,,so oInn @
burIcd in uyacojn,l % and nv v'I Inahan1 @ J ,aod to
vixih i'm rravovnrd nccnsint,o,i" s.ha t"nnso
wnB not prooured. NV husband was novor d.
70 nm durur t1o artcruoon. ii wo,,iil mi iva
viii, s,,rh n man as yonr hnstnnd.s
70 a iufar,-tIo uoycr lad a o,tarrol With .nnv
ono M far ns know.
10 n frror.-Ebcrt bas triod to 1,rinr trnuh1e
batweoi, md and nv husband. ia enid In
me In reference to Mr, Woeifc!s nbsoncn nj,
iTmoa,ior n,uht Il wn,,td nnmn3 s,,o,, ,na,yif m
wnre ynu. Ebcrt atnl Le frouucntIv walked mi
touotbor previously.
n - 3ura, a,'Sir i,uaho,d roror +t,roo+oro1 n
commit sutcttn: mir nllsIncas wns antinfnctnrv
IN, Via tIrat fn1i ria of INV luisl,a,,d'a ,,ody
Loina In tl,o ATorcne.
A. NM coxnr ustoy
| ~ Mira wooifo,ia tostimnnv tbo narutv.
t,orat,cr ros 1mforn,od thnt Iierbert gnvnrt> of
M an an,,tl, T1oorhorn etrrot hn,1 scnt, fIo do
cnn.a'1 ni into hnur h, ts,a nitnrnnn,, ~ rtct.
1ays lin soron"r iLoroforo atlioarnoa tho
n9',cst rnI;1 IN o,nlncl: tis nn,n;,,r in orior IN
scci,ro f;ayn,i'a testimony md Ia giyo m onnor
|ut,t,. n ti,n nnoo ,o tnn1,o furIi,cr tnnt;oa in
lie cnsc Ebnrt wa,; re,nant!oo 10 tin coj in lie
Eochnd i,rer.t,ct pocn Rtntion, In which In hhs
hoct, cn,,fInn a;nco liz orro.t Durinn liza altar
i,ont, I,n1nf,sr rct,ntcr calcJ at tI,o Htatton-
| housn onti f,v I'm co,,rtosv NJ t,n Eorennnt in
chnrrc raa o,,ni,,nti tn I,avo
~' \ ronyrnsar1ny Writ r,tr pn,eosrn>
E1,a,t ~ = n,nn nj ahnrt a,at,,tn and 1irtt
tt5iJ> t,ia oountananca IL frao trnm ovideneea
NJ nr;,n;,nI,,v n,d .I,a a,,nar h, ,ycl i,n toiis
,,ia stnw T. caic,tol I NJ tn eon,,rc nrcdianostinn
| to makc tho faiInat nlIovnnca m ill., stntomcnt
In rnniv m nncatnna ma a ali ~ lin rcnortnr
Mv 1'nmo ID nnnroo KNIT !, 1nrn IN WnTzhmrr'
Eayox;a' nm 81 ynorr nf aUo, emma to this
couutry In 1ss7 I hnyo HarolaI tj,ro,tsh
hoyora1 nr tho Stotnu onnneod II, vnr.ouu nrnnua-
| tinnK' + como to GI1cann eho,,t fnmr ronTa ai,o.
| md hayo Lern rosi,ttnm m G,arl atrcot lar En-
| ]apt twolyo 1noptha' ! hnro lnnwn Mr, Woolfcl
for tho past Two yoa,s md l,rif " msoi TO frc.
onont bia saloon. ""'' " A'''''' '1'' W A1e'
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