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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03

The city coupcils, of Philadelphia, at meet
ing yesterday, passed by acclamation, and amid
great applause, the 81 900 600 Centennial APP
preparation bill.s The mayor signed the bill
last night and certified copy has been traus-
mitted to Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Fredericksburg Herald learns that Rev
Magruder Maury, Of Junction City, Kansas
has received and accepted call to the Episco.
pal church, at Middleburg, Loudoun county.
Mr. NJ was formerly Rector of St. George
Fredericksburg, aud was esteemed by members
of all the congregations because Of his catholi-
city ofsplrit.
Preparations are being made in Frederic ks.
burg for the reception of the Congressional
Committee who arc to inspec. the unfinished
monument ever the remaius of the mother OF
Gen. Washington. President Grant is to be in
vited to accompany the committee.
The Fredericksburg Ledger says Col Tyler
is about to consuumate q cash sale Of forty
thousand dollars with company of northern
gentlemen for his famous gold mine property,
known as the "Alli Cooper Mines.
AMERICANS IN MExICo.-Ttis, perhaps, not
generally known that there is quite large
American colony in the city of Mexico The
exact number of the citizens of the United
States resident there may not be stated, but
when it is known that they are sufficient to
sustain a respectable newspaper, printed in the
English language, which has DOW reached its
seventh volume, under the title of The Two
Republics, some idea may be formed of the
magnitude of the colony. The journal above
referred to is sprlghlly, handsome sheet of
about the size of the Evening Star, and sup
plies its readers with choice selection of for
eign and domestic news Wash Republican.
THE ORE MINES The Gordonsve Gazette
says: They are shipping ore in gocdly quauti
ties from the mines at Madison Run. The
parties say the Developments are quite as good
as could be expected, aud things wear bright
er appearance down that way. In addition to
the developments of the iron, the mines give re-
guar and renumerative employment to the
spare teams 10 the neighborhood. which is a
new element of prosperity
FOUND DEAD. The wife of Simpson Cub
bage who lives near Alma in this county, was
found dead IN her bed on last Friday morning.
The circumstances and rumors concerning the
matter are OF a very suspicious character, and
the matter will be further Investigated. Simp-
500 Cubbage, the husband Of the deceased, was
arrested Oh last Tuesday morning and placed in
Jail to await the verdict of the jury of inquest.
Page Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03

10 the Court of Appeals, setting at Rich
mond, yesterday in the case Of Willoughby vs..
Thomas; from the Circuit Court Of Spotsyl-
vania county, the decision of the lower court
was affirmed, Judge Bouldiu delivering the
opiniOn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03
Special Offerings, Comprising

BLACK and COLORED.SILkS.
| 1900 pieces BLACK MOHAIRS and ALPAC-
AS of our own importation, cheaper than any
house in the country.
DRESS GOODS of every description.
5000 ia MARSEILLES SPREADS at 1928 !
cheap at 81.
50 pieces TABLE LINEN, at 81 and &C., worth
double.
1000 Long and Square PAISLEY SHAWLS,
at $40 and SIS.
1900 LLAMA LACE POINTS and JACKETS.
These goods we guarantee to sell much less
than the cost of importation, having bought
them during the panic in November last.
1900 dozen LINEN NAPKINS, at 81 per doz.
81 pieces full width Barnsley all Linen SHEET
ING, at rs aud SOC, worth Sl.25.
300 pieces IRISH LIN EN- at 30c and upwards.
$50 pieces Magnificent SPRING REPS, for
Wrappers, at l8c per yard.
200 pieces yard wide FRENCH PERCALE,
neat figures and striped, at l2!c, worth 10.
100 pieces best GINGHAMS at l2tc. worth lSc.
1914 Bleached UTICA SHEETING, at Acc.
s-4 Bleached SHEETING, at 25c.
1000 pieces best BLAC * and WHITE PRINT,
at 7c.
1900 pieces best CoLORED PRINTS, at &C.
% cases "A ANDROSCOGGIN COTTON, at
l3c per yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03

The jury in the case of Henry, the embezzler
of funds from the Office Of the collector of in-
terual revenue at Lynchburg yesterday return
ed verdict of guilty. Sentence was deferred
Till to-dav
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03
& BRO.
Nos. 4o4 and 400 Seventh st.,
ap Sim W ASdlNGlON, u. "
EvhE1 DAY SOM 81 HI NJ NE"
French S, No. s. King street.

A new novel by the author of CASTE
COLONEL DACRE; SOC:
THE BLUE RIBBON, by the author OF
"Jeanies Quiet Lile;', soc.
LOTTIE DARLING, by John Cordy Jeaf.
LITTLE FOLKS, new volume; 81 Is.
PUCK, By Oulds new edition; 81 81.
No INTENTIONS, by Florence Msrrya.t;
IS cents.
MASTER, by Lille Devereux Blake; cloth
NINEFY-rHREE, by Victor Hugo; 81 75
VICTOR'S TRIUMPH the sequel to "a
Beautiful FIend," by Mrs. E. d. +. n. South
yesterday WITH AUTHORS, by Jas.
T. Fields 81 IS.
New Books, Magazines and Papers dsily.
sp3 &. T.. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03
special Notice.
GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES.

We have just received y fresh supply OF Gents
extra fine, hand-sewed Boots md Shoes, and
Slippers OF every description, which we unh"si
tatingly recommend to be the very best OH sale
in the city. w B. WADDEI,
ap II King street.
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30 KING STREET, - -
80 Corner of Royal, Alexandria, Va. w
SpnLNE Ek AlE IsII.

SPRING TRADE, 1871.
The subscribers have received large ana
weli-sclccted stock OF goods, to which they sFT
continually making additions which are suI'e'
to the present season, embracing Hoes, k"Ne.'
Forks shovels, Spades, Castings, BUSH He He
Briur SC ,thcS, Gacucn IroweIs, Grass h"9N''
Pruning and Hedge Shears, Lawn Scythe-'
Floral Sets, Pruning KNIVES and other COCOA
too numerous to men ion. ..,
ers' hardware, Mechanics To1ts, Wason, Nh
Cuachmakers Goods, Bellows, AnviIs E'es-,
Stocks and Dies, Flies, Ka:ps, Horie S0 ,,..s
Tools. II rsc Shoes, all Rod, Bar lion, h"'se
Nails, &c., &c, Is full and complete. Hardws's
Tor family use in great variety, ana All oshe'
goo Is usually fouad in Hardware a' ,':cb..,
u, the lowest prices and having been long /" -"
business, we know how and where to buy We
will Sell anything in our line st wholesale or ~
tail at the very lowest prices ana lnVile al pun
chasers to give US n trial at IS hing stFee' -
the corner OF Royal. ,nN
NH IS JOHN T. CREIGHTON y 2-,H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03
Congress.

In the Senate, yesterday, a committee of
conference was asked for on the Louisville
Canal bill, the Senate refusing to concur in the
House amendments After some discussion,
the matter was laid over Informally The con-
sideration of the Currency bill was resumed.
MIR. Merrmons amendment adding torty-siX
millions to the currency was adopted by vote
of 80 to 10. Mr.. Thurman amendment, pro-
vidiog that after June 80 one-twentieth of the
duties on imports may be paid in grecnbacks,
was rejected Pending the consideration of the
bill, the Senate got up discussion as to whether
it should or should not hold session on Good
Friday. The question was not decided, and
Mr.. Anthony gave notice that when the Senate
meets to-day he will move to adjourn.
The House Of Representatives spent some
time discussing the bill authorizing the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury to send special Treasury
Agent to Alaska to gather information concern
ing the fur trade. Mr.. Coburn offered an
amendment providing that an officer of the
Navy should accompany the Treasury Agent,
but the regular order was demanded before a
vote was reached and the consideration of the
Currency bill was resumed. An evening ses-
sion was held when several gentlemen ventiat-
ed their views on the contraction and expan-
sion the currency.
A BRUTAL MURDER We learn that a hor-
rlbe aud outrageous murder has recently been
committed on the Blue Ridge, in Madison
county just beyond the Page ne. John Smith
commonly know as Bull j ohm, y a notorious
character, murdered his own sou one day last
week, q young man of perhaps twenty one
years of age, aud said to be half idiot The
weapon used in this horrible deed was his faith
er's fists, pounding and mutllating him terribly.
The father after the murder, compelled another
of his sons to bury his dead brother under the
poarch. The fact of the murder was commun-
Gated to an officer who at once procee ded with
aids, to the place, and after very formidable
resistance, the murderer was secured and taken
to the county Jail at Madison Court. house,
Page Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03

PORT Of ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 3, 1874.
SUN RosE........ 43 MOON RISES. 80. II
SUN SETS. "A
ARRIVED.
Steamer George II Stout Philadelphia, to
A Reed.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Lower Cedar Point, to
a Reed.
Schr Florence Lockwood, Boston, to Amer
lean Coal Co.
Schr Elwood Doran, Washington, to Amerl-
can Coal Co.
Schr Breeze jersey City, to master.
Schr Crab Norfolk, to Smoot q Perry.
SAILED.
Steamship G knight, New York, by Hooe
s. Johnston.
PASSED DOWN.
Schr Maria Pierson. coal from Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03

The Mills House at Charleston, South Caro-
limo, which cost over 100000 in gold, was
sold at auction yesterday for SIT 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MILLS
GEORGE Il. HILL IL CO.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

PEARL HOMINY AND BREA All
HOMlNY, IN BBLS., EOAh2'
CASES, &c, &c.
HIGH GRADE FAMILY CORN MEAL
lar l4-tf -.-
s4r FRANKLIN CRElG 49,
Wholesale and RetaI DeaSer IN
DRUGS CHEMICALS, PATENT u e.
CINES. PAINTS, OILS, DYE 81
GARDEN SEED, &c, &C. &C. >, ;,
No s. King street, (undsr Har'''A
AIExASDRIA VIRGINIA. o,.,-
Physicians PrescrlpLlo:s c"rtlu..S cH
ed orders will receive prompt "''''''
NH 24-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03

,HEAP SUGAkS-A full supply just re
~ cevcd by .,.r
an2 10 j. 10 King strc"t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03

TEA regular meeting of the Relief Hook and
Ladder Company will be held this [Fridsy]
evening, at eight o. clock.
ap2lt PARK AGSEw, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03

CANNED OODS-A fine assortment al 10"
] rites. GEO IcBURNER IL son,
vnJ 1875 g. 10 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03

NEW PARASOL5.
~ Our new stock now opening.
We &c: Our supply OF P.ARASOL5 and VI,
BRELLhS, direct from the manufacturers nm!
invite MI IN want ofa good article ut the loves!
price to look ut our assortment. ,
~ K. i. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03

Call a: once, and convince yours elves that We
are not BanD rupt but will undersel any So
called BANKRUPT TRAVELLING CON-
Germ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03

NOTlCE under. gned having Iimtin",i
~ as Executors OF the will of r IL. NJ LIEN,
hereby give notice to all per-ons indebted to his
estate to make payment to them, ard 10 MI per,
sors having Claims against The estate to present
the same, duly proven, for settlement.
+. J. MILLER, E,'r.
an 2-co1m FRANCIS MILLER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-03
- LOR ORG \ n 5.

have on hand fine assortment of
CABINET ORGANS,
from he most rcputcd makers, ranging from
SS5 to Sl75 they will be sold on time or with
u liberal discount for cash Gail and See them
VICTOR BECkERS
Piano and Music Store, IL King strcct next I"
the Marshall House, A!cya, Va. mp I'll
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-12-03
The Cost Of Living.

Valuable statistics in regard to the COM
parative cost Of living in America and
Europe are given in the last Massachusetts,
Labor Report;
Gone dollar will buy twenty pounds of
Hour IN Boston, one or two pounds more
IN several European seaports, but the same
or considerably less in a majority of the
places compared In Boston one dollar
will buy 5.56 pounds of fresh beef, roast
ing piece. In no place in England will it
buy so much by pound or more, and in
Europe still less, Copenhagen being the on
ly given where it will buy more. Butter
IN Europe averages pound more to the
dollar than here, cheese less by mere than
that, except in few spots, AS for pota-
toes they are cheaper here than in Eng
land, and dearer than in Ireland or Ger
many. Seven or eight pounds of pork for
dollar are sold here, and not over half as
much can be obtained for that sum in Eng
land or Europe, and nowhere as much In
rice, milk and eggs they have the advantage
OF us. Tea costs less here than in England
but more than on the continent. With
coffee it Is about the same, though the DIFF
ference is little. In sugar the British are
a little better off, the continentals good
deal worse, Coal is cheaper here than in
Germany and dearer than in England
Merrlmac or common prints, are cheaper
here than anywhere in England or Europe
Boots are about the same here as there
generally speaking. There are but two OF
three places in England or the continent
where brown sheetings are cheaper than
here, while in brown shirtings the for.
elgners generally are better off. Rent 70,
four-roomed tenementS, is from two to fbu,
times cheaper In Great Britain and on the
continent than in Boston. in Austria fif
teen times cheaper. Board also is from
once and ehalfto twice as cheap in Europe
and Great Britain as in Boston
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-12-03
OEEh ENN

GEORGE Lii BAR, died at his residence
November 2S, 1874, aged Ill years months
and q days, according to the family record ai
figured out by the family, bat according to ,-a
sketch given of Mr.. La Bar by Mr.. 4. B. Bar
rell, in book published by him in 1870 I'll
titled EARLY History-Eas;on to EUshaita -
onr hero would appear to be abont T'oai.'
younger, but we presume the family record
correct: but the old gentleman con'an lei t','
he was some or years older, than his 'a.'
ly was inclined to give him credit ior,
Mr.. La Bar was born in Northampton 1o..'
ty, this State, bat has been a residea, oi 'D'
County for several generations back, his '"''D,'
date home being in Smithfcld township g-'
OF two miles west of Craig's Meadows. ~
was Of French extraction, his grand-'l'"'-
coming from France in about I'So, IN t''''
quence of the Roman Catholic persecuuo" W
the HugucnotS OF Protestants Of that COMM,
atthe time. We however never heard ''"'
hero imbibed much of the religious ie',o' y.
his ancestors. He was always gooa u',, ,,
and much respected by his ne!ghO'E'
liked to enjoy himself and who does no' y, ~
in order to more effectually do So Il.
occasionally imbibe a goodIy portion o. VI; ..r
jack, which We hope none Of our Fe21',' ,,..
do in the expectation of reaching Oh. NV
extraordinary age. lima
Mr.. LaBar's photograph was taken !"
22d, 1867, by cur erterprising artist '-
Jacoby, who now has copy on ezhill'''"
his gallery. ,..r,i,
at EaSton, last September, when '"o",9, ,':a- IN
the curious had the pleasure ot Os''o'~.-r ..,,e
the flesh. the bowed form, Of oi'' ..l
body, reliot of a generation long '''''
away.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 291ISo 9 - Sspr,sas p99
John NJ. Read, ex-Justice OF the : 'c5a aEa5aa
Court of Pennsylvania, d'ed d u, fines,
morbus this afternoon, after sl0t, G,Isr Of
at the age of IS. He waa the i,f ,Goiscr
Gen, j. NJ. Read United States lst week.
to Greece, who sailed for EuF'P' '
: n.yar .s,s, H.r.nsys, ns Of Ny :, r.5 .ss 55
on Monday morning. In the a S' cffe IS
his successor.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-12-03
PARALYSIS 81 Insanity.

A very singular action was lately tried
at Bristol, England The plaintiff was for
a time insane, bat Is sow recovered He
sought to obtain damages from tAe raaaa-
ger ola lunatic asylum near Exeter. in
which he had Been confined and where he
was cured under vexy ssnguias eircum-
stances. While al the defendants 5 asylum
he jumped oUt Of a window, and the shock
while restoring Eis reason brought on
paralysis Fos this eyl he ReId that the
defendant was: responsible; Or the ground
of negligence =, not causing him TO be suf-
fciently looked after, AID hence the claim
for damages It was, held that the defend
ant had not been guilty of negligence, and
the pIaIntiff was nonsuited
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-12-03
The Arms Of Pennsylvani.,

A recent Act of Assembly nr,r:,
a correction or alteration of o, C,.'ss III
Arms. Under this law Gov. TI' T..a State
has appointed a number of geniIa. ,., ,faoa
make report, who have Just d"no '.sa to
commencing, after giving a historr - T'
Great Seal Of Pennsylvania" one % % he
following heraldic devices: " iAe
No, being shield divided br,,,
bar, upon which plow is reprcsa3,.i1 1@rsa ,g
upper compartment is of blue gron,,i ~ las
ship sailing, and an aliusion to II, h." D With
arms, without picture Of SKY. ccpj. , san
&c, and the lower compartment c,..'. ~ %@.sf
on green ground three shcayas ce ',,r''S rr
The shield is surmounted by -, "''-
preparing to fly, sustained by a lrr.o
1t is supported on either side by -, ~ r..'.
horse, one foot resting upon tie d:3
and with neither foot obscuring agy ''-'i
Of it. The horses are caparisoned f. FI'
Conestoga wagon. The motto is y;...
Liberty and independence.
Design No 2 is just like the alov,
it contains, in hold relief also. the .5;ll /,
William Penn as adopted by him rrl
the charter for the province. in 16f2 ,,'I
used down to the period Of the EcvIr.;.
The committee say that they are iD5n.I
to make this recommendation for the aI
lowing reasons, namely, that they 3or..
believe it was intended, or that /, =.
expedient to make radical chaa-o in H..
ensign Of the State-that the ip53;a..,,..
! they have suggested on the first sal s,5
arms by them submitted arises from fl,
desire to make the State arms disfi1er,
from those of the city Of PhiIala},l:-
which they too nearly resemble wbGa III,
adoption Of the old seal Of the Colarr O..
exhibited IN the second device. salu;r.a
with the report, makes, thev sar. -xA-
the heralds call an 'alIasiou' to oar o.-a
history and as GaiIlim, who Is tie or.
authority in such matters, declares. n.
that bears such doth pretead, God v.iag
to maintain the mhcEitance received"
The committee, IN coAcludiug .ha;g p.
Iport, say
I'm remote antiquity, instead Of ,rrer-
fan escroN was used upon YLich to Place Il
crest. We Believe 1t to be more aFTgg9rit.
tee, land distinctive ola Colnmonweal.h. m
therefore recommend It The intralgan
Eof a keystone Of 40 arch seems apProrraa
Jas memorial of the relative position hex
Ihy Pennsylvania tn the ctAcr Original tve.v
Estates ST the Union, SIX being necassaril
tclustered on either side in every cnuue-
ftion geographically, whence the Ie,Gs
hterm-thc Keystone State
/ We have used the words Ensign
PENNSYLVANIA. since the authority a.raa5
tcited, il his high work published aaa.
BthFee-qGartess ofa ceis+ ar before 1ha s,-l
Emcnt Ok Pennsylvania, says su:hgri,.~a
aarms Of dominion, zhich h,,'gag % severely
fprinces ara commonwealth b. Fi-lt
Esovereignty, raay be said in strict seq,
Snet to be arms, but rathcg e,,a.gss aa
tokens Of public authority, Of great
Iantiquity than arms, themselves
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-12-03

THANKSGIVING passed off, in this borough,
very pleasantly, quietly and well. The Tur-
key, after months Of gobbling, was duly COB
bled by those who were able TO raise one, and
cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie, and the good
things Of the season, vanished as rapidly as
snow before summers sun. Those who had
not these things fea sted on something else,
and those who had nothing, (of whom we
hope there were none, went hungry to bed,
or feasted in imagination on the good things
they supposed their neighbors enjoyed. We
are inclined to think, from observation that
the number of these latter existed only in
myth, for every face we met during the day,
wore an expression Of happiness and thank
fulness.
The religious observances Of the day COM
priscd union service in the morning in the
NJ. E. Church, at which the Rev. Dinsmore
preached an exceedingly appropriate and
excellent sermon and services in the
Lutheran Church, and in the Ortho-
dox and Hicksite Friends meeting
houses. At all these meetings there was a
favor of thankfulness that could not fail to
act as refreshing to the christmas present.
In the afternoon prayer and praise meeting
were held in the Y M G. A. hall, under
the auspices of the Association. 1t was a
pleasant meeting and the exercises could not
have failed to work for the edifcaton of
those present.
Mine Host, Whitesell Of the Stroudsburg
House, impressed with the appropriateness
Of the surroundings and connections of the
day, gathered a host of friends around his
hospitable board, and about as pleasant a
crowd as ever assembled gathered in his din
ing hall. 1t was thanksgiving extension of
hospitality, and the table literally groaned
under the weight of good things with which
it was loaded The guests did full justice to
the occasion, and yet more than enough was
left to make half dozen feasts of no small
magnitude. We regretted that previous
engagement kept us from yielding to our hosts
invitation to be present, for we know we
missed much in missing the genial intercourse
with our new and agreeable landlord, let
alone the good things prepared for the occa
sion Beethoven Cornet Band and Glee
Club enlivened the festivities with excellent
music.
On the whole Thanksgiving met with a
good reception and good treatment here and
but few, if any, at its close, could be found
willing to find fault with the staid puritans
for having invented the idea, or with the
President and Governor for having set apart
J the day
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-12-03

WHEN will our borough fathers take
proper measures to break up the rowdylsm
and drunkenness which so often, of nights,
prevades our streets and disgraces our
borough When will our police" " one horse
in number, be so augmented as to be able by
making arrests to make examples as warn
ings, for evil doers not to indulge in and re-
peat the offence? We feel humiliated over
the fact that these things can occur here with
impunity and we want to see change
Stroudsburg used to have reputation wei
earned, of being sober quiet town-a pleas
ant aud most desirable place Of residence
but we fear that will all soon pass away, un
less the authorities and the police do theil
duty and wipe out the evil Of which we com
plain. To the work, o Fathers!
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-12-03
4 Qneer CASE.

The Kingstoa' freeman says 4 lively
case is expected to. he tired in Ellenvile III
few days before JAS D. Stewart, of Mon
tIcello, as referee The actiosb y brought
by Abijah Otis, physicians ef fllcnville
to recover Of one Jacob Eace, who lives
oE the mountain something over SI00 for
attending him during sickness. Mace,
on TIE dcfsnsc, sets up malpractice 1t
seems that about two years ago Mace cut
himself badly with an axe, and Dr. Otis at
tend him Mace CLAIMS the result of Otis's
attention was to make him cripple for
life, besides destroying his patients mind
Al the prominent physicians IN the town
of Nawarising viii be sworn as experts for
the plaintiff while a nurnber froya abroad
have been subp@raed to testify FOR the de-
fensc,