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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-07
THE CATHOLIC PROTECT ORD

In consequence or the rush OF vis 90 tHc
grounds OF the Catholic Protectory rtnF tfa
festival which is now In progress arr ueemcaHs
have been made to continue 1t until arrfI
the 11th inst, inclusive.
In addition to the large facilities once fl t1'
joyment as well as instructive enta ssi11c-.
there Is also presented to the puslc an o}p'fic.
nifty OF taking chances Tor a very valus e Il
terestinp work of - ~ consists o. a. lH
OF golu, richly chased ana with anuqu
mountings, sent ov His Holiness the .pa -h't
after tue female department. OF Tue
was destroyed by IRE. Already the III oi alt
takers mas become quite lCnHtnI, an q fNtI
continuance OF IL Is looked iof.
Tne speaker OF yesterday vas MT. Jt w 500
In connection with an interesting Tesiff. rs flu
institutions ends and progress ne ~ alnrfa
very learned aud well applAuded Ell U0I..Nl .1
Daniel OOonnell. whose centennial fta
enthusiastically celebrated wherever
hear beat. Several other gentlemt
him in speeches. illustrating the
dered ny the Protectury TO suffering s.
tnIs city. TO-DAY the Board OF AID tlUa
make their annual visit 10 the Protec i0 ..t
merous DISTINGUISHED gentlemen a. p. tea
addresses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-07
SALE OF THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The attendance yesterday at tae Exchange
Salesroom, owing to the advertisement that the
Grand opera House would be put up at auction,
was far IN excess OF the usual number.
Tue FIRST lot offered for saie was lot No. 33l west
Twenty-third street, which Is located 325 feet west
Of Eighth avenue. The bidding con unued slowly
until it reached $4,000, and II was fin Any Knocked
DOWN 10 William Is. DlnsmOre, President OF
the Adams Express Company for Sl5, $50.
the opera House was next offered under lore
closure, the auctiOneer announcing that the price
PAID must be SUBJECT 10 mortgage or $4,000
VITA interest due from February l. 1873. The
building, winch Ia a five story marble front, covers
plOg OF ground ll3.4Xg5X6Jx l60X74 4xl9Sx2Ox75
leeJ, and constitutes the northwest corner Of
Twenty.tnird street ana Elghtn avenue. The hrst
O11er made " as $4,000 above the mortgage. The
Dld was not acceptod Dut was soon succeeded Oy
plus OF $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000, an II was
hnalIy Knocked down 10 Ellen W. PIKE IOr $4,000
when price the mortlase OF $50, 900 increases TO
SlO5OOO. rue accumulated interest winch must
also be paid. aggregates between So O0J ana So
Among those present were W. IL. Peckham, >. l..
M. Barlow, and others interested In the affairs OF
the Erie Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-07

mas recorded "fortyr IN The past few months aut
n few evenings ago wandered out after supper
and discovered and located four, all OF them
promising VEINS. since the first discoveries cap.
tain Moss made In 11rbrclO Gulch three years
ago the country has been steadily increasing In
value. and n Is safe 10 predict that IN very lew
months, or even weeks there Will be an innux OF
fortune seekers here. believing they nave ~
length discovered tho III Dorado or the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-07
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL

The sixteenth session Of the New Y
patnic Medical College viii begin
Tuesday in OCTOBER. The Board OF Tr
evidence OF success, state That the cli
the first under The new Administrative
but As students; that o 1s7l.72, 70; u
lOl; 1894, l05, ana the class OF 1874
1873 matnculates--an increase OF NJ
cent IN ilve years.
1he students are arranged IN iui
and senior class, reference being D
progress IN studg, previous c0leg'
and relative proficiency. Candidate
gree oil Doctor OF Medicine mnSt. ia
with law Of the state Of new YORK, o.
years OF age, o goo1 moral charactet
stuuled medicine three years WIN
PHYSICIAN IN regular standingi mu
crrunclte OF al teast one cours
anatomy; also, an acceptable thcSn
handwriting, and must sustain such
tlon in each departments Ol tue couI
satisfactory to the faculty ana we cel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-07

The ihird excursion will be giveI
and after the expenses therefor are
there Will remain in the hands OF t. ftes
urer nearly enough money TO give the ~ ic
mic, when win take place on Saturda ts-ret
IL In order give additional Irtl. ff
money Is urgently needed, ana az once "af t.e
manager. Mr.. Williams may be enabled 20
the necessary arrangements "a work ni srftra
days. in advance The benefit derived b tne plci
children from these Tree excursions emo
trustees TO ask tor subscription, the 81 rt
sent to Mr.. Edward King treasurer, 10 f-.
or 10 any OF the trustees:-
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, No. Of Maid lanc
CHARLES II. MARSHALL, NO. SO BuSl mr. litp.
WM. BUrLER DUNCAN, No. Ii zine st $50
GEORGE w. MCLEAN. Stock ENchanR
EDWARD KING, No. 70 broadway.
NEW YORK, August q, 1915. a'ffteci.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-07
THE POOR CHILDREN'S IACU
SIONS.

The following additional contributions ie the
Poor Children's Free Excursion Fund nsve nce0
received by Edward King, Treasurer, 80,
, 1875-03-30

for lin with Bowon, and told him ehst N srbt.
tration hnd beou talked oYos, into Which Dowcn
vsa willing to onteF. .a.d thought th's stato-
mont should not be published, ~ il va. great
scandal. Tlltou estd ho would publish It not
wltt,atandltR. This tutos yiew broke up abont 10
ociock. saw Dowsn . day or Two after thta.
d,aioro parting that plight ws vsro to mcet sgsu
Iinehday W. utght. Itlltnk sAw Bowen uoxt day.
When wont there / had tile preea-
PROOF, ,,, and showed II him. intercadod
LOT lnton, and We mot again 1nesday night. the
nano s peftfes being present, Tia paper Wilkeeon
nau oi Tue Agreement waa read ovcr and dis
cushed. Iiton eaid 1t WAS Batisfactory to him,
Aha y 1n q wanted to el9n It., but withheld him
nhtli Bowen should RiRn 1t. Ts talked about
two i,ourh over It, and aal thought bowen
would come to tho arbitration. Tilton differed
With mo about TINT. Whom took the paper to
Eowen I was to tell him be- ought 10
sign IL 1iko . Christian man, aud a1so
that tho quarrel nan gotten IN hy
the newspapers. said to Mou|,or .n3
Iiiton that l thought tie publication would in.
night and returned to Mou|ton's. said No;7en
did not object to sign the paper, md wanted 10
road It and think It over. said to u,em /
thonght Eowen would Agn tls paper. Either
Wilkeson OF Tilton ea,i l ,nado ! eroat mistako
in not having 1t atencd, aud TINT / should moi
haso loft it with him. ChArIos stosrs WIN pro-
posed n one Vi the arbitratoss. James Froeiand
was also to bo of,e. The time Of rnectirg Of Tia
a:b!ttatoEt vas ArrauRed upou that hight twss
to be In Monltous study.
The Court adjourned.
, 1875-03-30
TELEGRapHIc BREWrlEs,

TELEGRAPHIc bREVlrlES.
a large number Of eonvorta Joined tho differ
cnt Churches In OmahA Oh Sunday.
Decatur Ia doing its best to secure tho Illlnosa
Midland Hallway machlne-shops, which will DO
located shortly.
About two monlhs ago Chartes Mu1o.ern,
brakeman IN the sMpsoy VI the Clinton. Dubuque
minnesota i:ailroad Company was run over
and killed, and yesterday suit wAs instituted in
the Iowa District Court It Dubuque by tho wife
Of the decaheea 10 recover e30, 900 damages.
The suit will 10 prosecuted aaa defended yiKor-
ou1y.
Work On tbs rebuilding OF tho Upera-Houss
as Ottawa, ILL.,, destroyed by h.s last Desanlber,
WAS begun yesterday. \ foroo Of los men being
ri i. ',c t'G .rssr rus na Iae nav
oleGaat tAAn ita predecssaoF also with It vii
6e constructed block OF slx stories, osch 20 by
6o fset, ana S eyer them Masonic hall. ste.
The entlEs block y 10 hs eomplstsd BY Aux, M
uexl.
, 1875-03-30
MILWAUKEE.

CAthoiic-1sradGa liena - 1snnfrmpecy
Arrotntnnnt.
ersesa1 Dspatth b Ths chteaas tribune.
MILWAUKEE, March 29.-Thore was large
procession Of Catholic soctctlea to-day, In honor
OF the conservation 1t Bs. Eranciscaus Church
aud Convent Of Capucllus Of tho new banner
Of tho st. Donavonturo's Society Of thas Church.
The procession sas evsn larger t4an ou 81.
Patrtck's Day. consisting of German, Irish, TO-
hemian, aud Scandinavian societies.
In tbs Common Council to-dny tho vexsl
question Of tho height OF the Dunafo street new
bridge was setslod ln favor OF the shipping tn-
forrest.
u. ", blanchard, OF Milwaukee,, was to-day
elected Aasiguse Ut the Depsls Ison-Works. Il,
bankruptcy,
, 1875-03-30

spttfdi DtsDdteA to TIE Chicago Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE. H., March a9.-Suit was com.
menccd to-dar for tsoaraas. with damages laid at
100000. by join ". Smith, the conscrra.or ol
Alice Orr. young girl, sgs'nst lcr uncle, ". p.
HARM, Of "ayerly, who is charged with accou,.
p'lshing hor ruin sosno unac ago. Aftos tho re-
suits Of this sllogod Illicit intercourse became
apparent, be. II charged. endeavorco to con.
eeal hts of1ense by taking tho girl to Springfield.
Alton, Windsor. and otaer placcs, and ksep,nr
her concealed. Hcr friends finally discovered
her whereabouts and bad = conservstor appoint
ed, ~ sho is snbiect TO mental ALTERATIONS and
occasionally to commissions, and liz incapable OF
caring for herEelf.
, 1875-03-30

TOWN MEETINGS.

4A4+ HVAA ~ III DtAE
To-day, being tho Tuesday before tho IN.
nnal town mco.ug, Ia the day spaci.
ftsd by Htatute ns tho one on Which
shall 10 hold tho Hemi-annual meetings
Of tho th!rty-threo Town Doards OF Cook County.
Nhle no Justice Of tho Peace who has Tho vol.
fate at liR town at heart will absont himself
from them, yet owing 70 tho negligouce and
apathy of soms OF these gentlemen, provision Ii
made for filing their places by tho Collector aud
Assessor, uaua inHuriug quorum. Owing to
this arrangement, tho Agscssora and Collectors,
and Supervisors generally coutrol tho boards,
aud can indulge III "salary grabbing" 70 IN al
moat indefinite oxtont.
lu the Town Of South Chicago. IN attempt will
DO made TO divide 1000 among Mike EvAuy,
Andy Cotrigan, and John ScLAuk; but tho
scheme will bs 1t least temporarily blocked,
tInce AL Injunction hax pcen Issued ~ tito IEatt-
Cation of tue Otixens' Association forhidding
the division until catlso IL aA0wn. II Justlcoz
Do Wolf, 11aiuos, and Ifiusda!s will DO thcir
duty, thev can prevent this outrageous sta1 by
refusing 10 sanctlou this pairing Of enormous akt-
aEies, and to sign tho heavy o1Poueo-accoHnts OF
tho present town officers.
tbs West Town Board will holI It's first legal
Meeting to-day for tHelYs moutl1A, tho auditors
having failed to get together Sept. !. 1874 kUl
no iegM towu ordors having boon Issued for
year.
The North Tovu Board neglected 10 audit auy
bills at tho last ssmi-auhual lueot,ng artl Leuea
have tho wtlola twelyo months work 10 do.
Tbs South Town Dohrd audited about $3.50
In september but Lavo s20, 900 mora to dispose
CT 1t ts said that EyAna is anxiouu to hold on
to tha el8 COO La has in his hands to aeeurg him
EelF, whilo 6chank expsotx to worm "a, coo out OF
nls County Treasurer.
, 1875-03-30

VAS At, iutcrfcronce Will, the liberty Of The press
and in tto case Of hlr Storey IL ia not different
I--IIa7e Yt,, nn ltloa that Ills Judgs was
1inso,t in hs dispositiop of the ckac2
Mr. s.-WhlloI layo tho greatest respect for
tin futljcary eatinut tcip boliovtng tt.at tito
arbitrary viii of tho Court had moro 10 do with
tlto lco.slon than the Law. Tile Court should
lean toward democracy rAthor than monarchy,
H-What do you think will bs the OBJECT Of 1lr.
g.oroy'a imprisonment?
Nj. S-Tho nrst effect viii 10 to advertise Tie
Times, which Ia unfortunate for public morals.
Tho second effect will bo to throw shadow over
will 10 10 kinds public sympnthy for Storey
Tint lie never has and noset could othorwino en-
joy.
, 1875-03-30

81, LOUIS, March !o-t, tho case IT A. O..
Nueu, charged with loollug s--sanStor Chaud-
ler, at Mlchisau, 10 tAe Detroit k,es Press =
year ago, and which csse uaa appealed H., tie
uoYs1nment from the United States District 70
tue United States Circuit Court, March ', Judge
pllon. of tbs latter Court to-day rendered q d.
pusll NAS discharged
, 1875-03-30

1ehede island Prohibition NsNAlllus
tiOuxs
PROVIDENCE, II. l., March 99.-Tta Prohibition
State Convention mel to-day and was very fully
attended. Tue prpsens Governor and Lleuton~
ant Governor were tonomlnAted, aud tue TO-
msinlsr Of ths ticket was made up from tho Re-
publican EtAta ticket.
, 1875-03-30
CASUALTIES,
ICY IMPRISONMENT,

cY IMPRISONMENT.
DAITis:oi., alasch 2J.-Tho iSun Of this morn
inT publishes an interesting story from one of
tbs mon rescued from the Ice on tho coass Of
Newfoundland, and broughs to this pork yester-
dny bT the steamer Nuremberg. Tho party arc
all 1rtshmon, or Of Irish desosnt and comprised
nearly the euttro abls-bodteI mato population Of
tho little town Of St. 1lar5's, Newfoundland.
Whom returning to tie shore. on tlo evening
tas dag on which thoy boarded t,o ice-bourd
brig, they found tho leo had parted about mile
from sAore. leaving space OF half mile OF
clear water, With night coming, In storm Of
esssfal o1 tho, party. and wien the
morning damned several eorpsea we're
counted. hesye mn4s Of leo, 20 foot
equAro. hoated near, Upon which nine Of tho
tho sloIo.ica aud they could thus Bavo tLom-
aeiFos. When It had Aoatel 800 feet from the
Ice upon which Nero tier comrades it n 1ounu-
gu, And tle unfortunate mcu retoaincd upon it
Hi1 OF them died. An the food they Lad in that
time vas small whlte-dah. slich wan frozen
~ the ice: Tho eighteen mon remaining after
the nine iioated on made their way back 10 thn
sono Of then, had lost their sontes before
reaching her. Tho brig wAs u,oorad III tho ics
for week, in sight Of lAud. and tho fishermen
wero on her ton days. Tile narrator says As
has q family OF Blk Children, and some Of tlIoae
WHO diod laavn families Equally larse. The ten
men will be taken III cl1arso by tie british Con-
sui to-day and sent home.
THREE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.
ST. PAuL, Him., March 13.- On Sunday luor1l-
ing the house Of farmer banned Colaon, 1t
paraer's rrairie, Is miles from Wadenn, OH tbs
kortLern Pacific Railroad. caught fire from the
bursting Of keroaono lamp. Tho flames spread
x~31x1 H. to-
, 1875-03-30
THE CATHOLICS AND THE SCHOOL. FUND.

THE CATHOLICS AND THE SCHO0L.FuND.
NEw YoRK, Maroh 29.-Vcar- General Quinn
has appointed Whist The Tribune chAractorixcs
tan able and representative committee to oon-
slider With = committee Of tho Board of Educa-
tioa on what terms The Catholic payochk schools
may ba admitted to tbs beueGsA Of the common
school systsn. subject to !ts laws A. regards the
oonrss Of instruction, tho msthods OF discipline,
aud general management.
, 1875-03-30
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

ep'e4a' 0tanafsA 70 TAs Chicago Tribune,
DunrQuE, H., March 29,-.frs. N. I,,rnsv
married woman residing 1t Winthrop, 4 small
railroad station botHsen Masouyil,e md Iuds-
pendenes,, Attempted sulcId, this .fteruoo1, bv
shooting helsolf while Id ststs Of tomuoTa9y ~
ins. 1,,N G.asaa nns by family diiaoulty. IEoss i
, 1875-03-30

10 The EdIor ef I'hs Chteaao 1t7tuns:
CMioAuo, March 29.-1fr. Mike EEans wants to
be reelected Collector OF South Chicago becstlsd
OF iils grest HuocesH ia eoerrng few prominent
taxpayers aud corporations into paying personal
tAxes, but before liz. Mike Evans does much
mora Boosting shout the large xuiu he succeeded
In collecting, ho had boltes lot the Taxpayers
know Whist baa boooms Of tho money. 1t wan
tho duty OF Mr. alike EvsnS to return the deliu-
laent tax Lists. aud pay, oyor tha .um collected
so2 am credibsY informed hs has net.
Lot Mr. Mike Evans, II ho has not already
douo so, fork over tho $3.50 600 OF S300, 900 which
III, or ought to DO, III hia hxauB, before going any
further.
Why csunot We disrenss with all such go.bs-
tNeens Al Mike Eyans, aud pay our State aud
county tsses diteos 10 the County Treasurer
Ailiss We 30 taxed almost 70 death, and thsu bs
compelled to pay rot OF bumners OF or
por cent for coltocting them 4 TAx.FAYEA.
, 1875-03-30
UNDER a TRAIN OF ChRs.

GrteiGt Uhltitrh u 7AF chsfIya tribune.
GnASu llar1Ds, Mich, March 29.-Jofeph F.
Harvey, of Ionia, was 80 hurt Saturday uight
willis trying to get on train Of cars 1t Lowo1,
that he died this morning. lIo fell under the
train aid was hurt about tho head aud back.
, 1875-03-30
PRESS REPORT.
WHO WERE tuEAl.

Skw feax, March 29-Is the efowd around
sae 1sooklYa City Courtroom to-day IL Any iudl-
Gallon. tie interest ieit In tho afaat scandal kxssl
, 1875-03-30
The Day Mrs. Moulton Had Hin
Counting somnolent Oblivion
Under Her Afghan,
And Nisling for 'loro Permanent 0bIi7ion
Cnaer lt's Graveyard Daisies.
a Portion Of the Proceedings Dull Be-
yond the Forbearancc Of
Stoicism.
OBSERVATIONS.
4 MINI. ENHr%ufIN.


OBSERVATIONS.
DULL FORENOON.
sp,saI D!s'o.e" :, g. 70 t'N e"sao0 ~, af0aHs.
so.a,e~ .oeAL -. L.. a.a,elt 1,-lhs y: mo9n'ne
m,ss 'So t"e sol1 u1'leas W @o uui. st'!e7
aa,, s.oaanss "ae applopi's.oS s.na,'. pas 1ne
purau. "aa sto,naoua. Nu'A1ue Nv az
s' r,,,,s..s oa4'euou ,' NV p'oeeeun'ss' "nu'
.,s.,a nu.'~aou' a u.'n-"Ase. IN u,
n. ..s.a~ 1n' I'm "'suss', .a .,o"s ~ Va
~ ;iS.,' o0o" .ae" ~ ..e 49,. .uAs 1'e.
.e "e. na1 ousu Ill 1aa"'' " n's fiouss ~
'No ''..'o ."o npoe'aea' --..
'.'n'7fa,el-A'to ~ JOHN "1sslo"
.,'' "aa ea'eu. ~ 'uo a.'ho"ncoment oi lns nane
soeo wa W. ""hoa.aso ou@@ VI eoh1ec'uso anu
sasp,.so' "'nalo" nao oeoo worry prominent
,nos4eol y. sno 4n'e'sB@".'g eoinHn''oo "u.ch
oe'ena uao appo'nsoa' ana IL "a8 e1peotod tAet
no "onsd certainly testify to matters OF tho
htA'sas la'Po'eaoco ana eonSo0"epcs' Inc az
pse,A''vu ~, "as aA"Aeo W .ao e'scoFcFS' aPecany
snauo' eua1 "ias'os n"a oeon ca'eo 70 o1p'a'n
po'ooaa' 'er@s'on W tno caso nv sss"'
i,oa !, tu"' a!1s' t'nona examination bolofo
s"' sca.''s.'o hnu ooon t''"e,pa'ly eon-
a =, .o ~ ~. A.on tl'". .ntoa.
at.a.. ap ,asa ~ 1a ~ .sson'ns oeesaet !,
~ ~. ,,., nso A" a"a 'N'a
.,., wy 1'"'i tuAn ~ o.ooA
iyn' w'sA otlief interesting and perhaps Pertinent
1 49,. ,s..s ~ ~ ,.sssass oui'''e sons.ant5'
~, a,4a w .assot 70. tasu Has" m" eS'aent'S
p'oanuu. "l'n soue 1F'enus Dus
" "'AI.o" o4I.ss o.A'o'''s.lo" W 1raes' tuo
.'toeba "aa W can1aetestzo Eno !aster IN LIE
s.1ia posSost as hls' tracy. 10 near
Tracy aSk -a1' "'ns1o"' Dla you SEQ ar.
1facyf hna 70 hear Winsow assure Ira-
, 1875-03-30

6TuPEkpou3 CASTING MlSHAP.
sEst4ai L..r<ttA 10 The C;A,eaoo Trf6uns
rlTrsuuGs. Ia, March a9.-Au immense cyl
iuder Weighing 40 tons. for tho mammoth snR,ue
for the new wAter-worka, while being cast 10.
day, broks, Involving \ loss Of 48,9Q0.
, 1875-03-30

DEoATuH, Ill., March 20.-A 2-Saar old aan Of
petor D!aukausllp who lives 10 mites west Of
this city, MAS burned On Saturday 80 tlat lie died
yeskerdny.
, 1875-03-30

IIIldn 6Atu tlRt made no ulGer0uca, Y1Et0n did
not say to Tracy. Yon arc prerarieatlng."
ton. Hill and Tracy wnIe lawyers on behalf OF
tho Committee, and examined vitneasss. Ii wns
understood that their HcrYicos Here voluntary,
aud that thoy should
RECEIVE no FEES.
tslow nothing OF tho Wrat ebarges, They
wore not disul1sed before the Committee, Mrs.
l,Eadalla" and Mrs, htoulton wcro not before tl,s
oommittoe, nor was Mr. Bowen.
,s1s3as sGesam,"Gon; tSs anIa =; spposc ths
thur services Tliton neyor furnished US wtsI,
letters which he promised the COMMITTEES,
ueyer SAN tue "driiith Gaunt " lettor. i
wanted to 500 1t yory much. Tho mistakes In
lug, the documents which he saw In III
toms possession tho "Ttno Htosy," When
Mr. Doorhsr appeared befors the Con,u,Ittos, 4e
road from paper Which was uevcr in my hands.
rue s1esemene was partly written aud uartly
tween Tracy and Tilton. the former asserted
That llis charge WAS oniy improper t,roposaa, and
the latter did mot dony It,
~, hectoss,eran!tned: There WAS statement Of
tlle Committed as tho aTrus Story. Iihero wa
nothing else referred to by the Committee as tho
story. Whom Bessie Turfior wAs on tho HtA1A
questions "ero put to her very fast but not faster
than shs could anauor.
Tue Witnesa hero loft the stand, and Thomas
Jainsa Turner mas called. lilo said: reside at
peoxsk!ll, aud an In 1Ir. I,eecher's employ,
taking caro- Of his farm. III tho auntasf OF l573
the persons employed on tho farm wote Ills
son, = Nicholaa Huliyal,, and othery.
On Monday, Juns !, 1873. Mr.. Becch.
there at 9:5a, on tho trtin leaving tho Forty
Becond 6tFeet Depot at g. Airs. Eoochcr was
with him. Thcy stsyvd there uus'l tho next
afternoon. sent to tbs train for him. being
advised Of lis co,nlng by ! telegram. lilo LETT
tor No" York on tlls following lay. lie caina
lera again On tho 18th of Juns.
1foss-eza@iaed: knew Tho ti.ps tho train
!eft ksx York b4 tue telegram. have not got
t. oua havo copysof II. hsd not been 10
tho telegram NTH Mr. Hill. lad not 1ouela. |
bsrsd tie daee o{ M<. Dsachet's coming. have |
> 1nsuorandum tor the 80 ceats raid for cAl1Y-
lux sho telegram 10 ths farm Juns 2. have mot !
l!se naossatanduu. book With me-. l also sxaua-
|ned tie butchers bouK, tor got meat Tor them |
Shsu they we're the1e. II VAS on Moaday |
when mr.. beeohss cams to psskskill. on
hat oecssloa. II was on Aonday. tbs 2ath Of |
Nay. that n. peeohes came thers before that. |
The farm y tWanty u,inutea' drive f!osn tho
taaioa, An3l droro shnro for Nr. Basoha1 md |
uls wife. as. Doechcr sometimes comcs in sho