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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-05-08


A LITTLE SIDE-PRAcT1cE. 1T is said that
one of McDonald's Trained Indians, o
squaw, in coming over from Victoria,
watched the movement of the steamers
machinery with unbounded interest.
Being an excellent athletic performer,
she at last conceived the idea of going
through some of her favorite evolutions
on the shaft, as it slowly revolved and
impaired motion to the wheels. Seated
astride the unwieldy mass, she went
through some of her most difficult feats,
which elected rounds of applause from
the beholders, when unfortunately, her
clothing caught on some portion of the
machinery and she was carried around
by its motion receiving severe injuries,
which put speedy end to the perform
ance. 1t is said that the dusky maiden
has not since eyinced any partiality for
steamboats,, and will hereafter use only
the prescribed apparatus for the display
of her acrobatic agility.
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1g The Walla-walla Spirit Of ht
West has suspended publication.
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FAIR AND FEsrrvAL.--The ladies OF st.
Johns Episcopal church, will hold
fair and festival on Wednesday evening,
10Th inst. .s,s ri
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,D1~ Victor Hugo has taken his stand
il favor Of woman's rights.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-05-08

az Steve Barker expects to get into
his new saloon by the 4th of July.
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were now opened aud the, contract was
awarded to j. M. Murphy at the fol-
lowing rates for printing; Proceedings
of Board County Commissioners, free:
all tax lists, ETC., SIS per column each
insertion.
Proposals for medical attendance on
the county poor for current year were
opened, and contract was awarded to
DR.. II. Willard, as follows: For each
visit 81 so, including necessary medi-
cines.
Tho lease heretofore made of the
County Court House was, by mutual
consent, declared cancelled.
When Board adjourned until to-mor-
row, at Ga. NJ.
THURSDAY May 6, 8 AM.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all present as of yesterday.
The day was spent in examination OF
the assessment roll of 1876, and the
delinquent rolls of 1873 and 1874.
Taxation for current year was estab-
lished as follows:
Couhty TAX. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. mills.
1. ::...''....'' '''......... =
County poll taxs4 90. or two days work on
the public roads.
$40 BE CONTINUED
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seF The railroad depot is at last To-
aitd in Walla-walla, and the people
are happy.
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nas- A fifty thousand dollar boot and
shoe mandatory is contemplated in
Portland.
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s The printers Of Portland are to
have grand picnic excursion on the
22d inst. a "a 'Ea
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sE The frogs are playing croakey.
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sS- Olympia Grange meets to-day ct
10 o'clock.
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WuEFrs WITHIN WHEELS 1T ia said

WHEELS WITHIN WHEELS. is said
that there are twenty-five applications
for the Clerkship of the District Court
at Walla-walla, but that none OF the as
pirants stand chance of receiving the
appointment, as there is an understand.
ing between Judges Lewis and Win
gard, that if the former will remove
L. B. Andrews and appoint Mr.. Brown,
the latter will keep Lewis particular
friend in office at Walla-walla. These
Clerkships, remarks the Htelligencer,
will, under the recent Congressional
amendments, hereafter be the most lu-
crative and important appointments to
be made in the Territory, and their dis
position, aside from any such trafficing,
will have to be made with due regard
to the fitness and competency of the
appointees, and to political consistency
on tho part of those Judges, or their Of
fetal scalps will ere long be dangling in
our Supreme Court room among those
of the many other small men who have
heretofore constituted our Judiciary.
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dered paid:
T. G.. Lowe & Co.. for stationery. .... .S37 CT
s. Davenport, coffin for poor. ...,....... 600
]. Wackman assisting of burial. ..... 8 so
TAYLOR Tilley, 50 Z" 4" . 100
j. M. Murphy, printing. ..,....... .... 10 80
+. g. PenwN. .,-. -. rs.-s- - 80 I IL
1. v. Mossnian, corOners fees on body
of unknown near Tenino ......... so so
/. V. Mossman, coroners fees on body
of unknown near Olympia. ......... "a so
DIR. J. w. Waughop, professional SER
DIR. A. III. Steele, professional services 90
Hoffman ~ Tuite merchandise. ....... rs
J. M. Murphy, stationery ........... $50
w. J. Craig, repairing jail. .............. 9 90
Columbia Engine Co., rent of court
Geo. H. White, binding tax list 9 90
triet Court. ............. ........... SO 10
A. r. Elder, fees as Justice of the Peace 13 So
j. g. Dobbins work on Jail ......... :. 81 80
SAINT Williams, Merchandise -. 750
Ward IL Mitchell, lumber. ............ so
Town ofOlympia for rent ofjury-rooms
to be Endorsed on Town notes $40 90.
e. Marsh, fees as Justice of the Peace 90
Geo. Clinton. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 90
DIR. Willard, professional services. 49,. 90
A. r.. Elder, fees as Justice of the Peace IS
l. V. Mossman, fees as constable. ..... 10 go
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When Board adjourned until to-mor-
row, ct 10 A. NJ.
, 1875-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
schenc:'s Pnlmonic Syrup, Sea
Weed Tonic, and Man.
drake pills.

Thcan dr.erv.'ly ceicbr.ted and popular medicines
nave tEees'd in tho healing art and proved
tile f*iAcy u setsa na1Is which for apy years
ohstfucsch the preRtnss Of medical SCIENCE Tha Gae
snnPa4iton that Consumption Is ineurahs detsrrod
h'riean1 ffon attempting lind medlss for that ds.
ease and patients afflicted with It fsconcod themselves
70 tsash without making An eor 10 escape from doom
whca hey supposed to be 1tts nov Proved
however, ha: tonfsmpfion ts cured and that Il has
te" caFcl In fery great Eumhes of sos Of them
srparsatlJ desperate oaca by Schoncks Punonio Syrup
nono sn In other by the msdfciue In oonnso
ton with ehcnck sea Word Tonic and Ms1draks Pills
one OF both according to the requirements Of the case
Dr. sehenck himself who enioyed uninterrupted coed
health for inors than fot 3rass, supposed NJ one
tune to be At tho very gate o! death hs physctans hav
ns pronounced his caso hoooss. and abandoned him
h+ Fao: Lie was cnrcd ~ ta xfotessa mcdcfues and
Flncs his ti-urrrE. Eiha{ t:nCA4nds similarly Affected
hav9 us"d Dr. Schoncks pzepArAtions With The
tnii acconpany c.rs. making It not abso-
.s 1or' y Il, s!smns mi m "a. totss
Fhsheipla. eFeTf MHnhas. h 1osicrs for advice
1lnet Ie aaafessed ScAsncH .dcinas suld By Ill
druggists.
, 1875-01-14

-
DUBUQUE Ia., Jan l3.-Consldsrable excite
ment exists in railroad circles to-day, owing to tho
fact that Thomas c. Harris, the present Superiu-
tendent OF the Chicago, Dubuque l. Minnesota
Nailroaa, has been appointed Receiver Of the
road named. He WAS appointed by Judge
Dagg. Of the Circuit Court, ut
tue instance OF the Eastern boudholders,
who wero represented by Mr.. Walker, President
ct the Chicago. burlington i Quincy load.
For the past three yoaEn ahe road has paid no
interest OH its bods, and tho total indebtedness
IL placed ht ~, 600. 1un, For aome months past
the road has been practically operated by tho
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy, but thcro arc
ramors to-uigIt that tho Chicago Il North
western in anxioua to get ahead Of it, anil form
connection with their branch at st, Peters, 3liuu.
President J. X. Graves aud tue balance ot lle
old officers are retained and the running AZ
raugencnts will remain tho sAme as before. Mr.
Harris Ia man we'll known III railroad circcn,
aud liz appointment giyos general satisfaction
to all parties.
, 1875-01-14

county officer on apeciffc aafnrJ; to rerealtllo
Dog law, and to provide for the iurrcc,lon or
cna oil.
In tito afternoon a bill waa introduced making
tho state election in November, bns It tn ltlcon-
stitMionnl
E''ln wer eintro'1uced for incorporating the 1n-
diana Horticultural 9orlctr: ,hitE t!Ia AAAcrn.
bly, to consist Of twenty-five Acuaturs and iltty
rea1ing; and making g1ave-.obtiDy q crino
punishable by Il, GOO tna and twenty years ln,-
priKunmcnt.
Largo numbers Of Temperance petitions 1ero
presented, and on the 2lpt. tia Legislature. in
tnint seasion. viii 10 Addressed by Mra. Gov.
Wallace. Of this city.
Matters ntc very quic! abort tile l,otcta to-
night. At mnetthg OF Mcnona'd'a fFicnts ley
counted up 81 .otea. and feel perfectly .uro Ut
tho nomination III tho caucaA to-snorrpw hight.
Thirty Of Aoltnan's rnpportcEn caur,I1od q: tho
Occidental. Tho proceedings wcre very sectet,
bnt Senator aatcr claims 43 votes. There is
rei"rs that 'ooElte:s will DO hero to-mor-
,n"' 70" ,nana.n a Hpes;a'aIs1cn 11 ;, T. rife rs TO
SO far a. to ruy that lle will
re-enter the contest If t!,ere IN vital struggle
between Mc1>ooaId ard Holman. slcDonalns
meu going for Voorhees, to pl,.,lst ifnlman. BIT
lie cones. il ho comes nj a TO asHiht in carryIn.
out bargain with Mcdonald. by laboring n,th =
few Of bin friends who ara nninanaRcable over
Mcdonald all'scandidacy. The 1nleponlcnte adhere
tov.1 to buchanan, hn .,.o. %ho aeys ic,onah can
now Mcdonald and voorhees, hayo Al
offensive mud dcfcnsiyo sllisnce, anil will beat
linn como why. or another. The Republicans
called CAUCUS for to-nlght. but nErsel to rost-
pure action Until MonIay night, to take adyau-
tage Of uli tho c1icny's movements It ia re-
ported that enough Holman Men Will remain ont
Of the caucus to-n ,rrow night to break the
majority, anl show tho McDnnaid men that
thoro ia danger Of his defeat, and tllua force him
OF tue track.
, 1875-01-14
THE CItOCKEIsE INTEREST,".
Organization of u thtionn1 Erockery
AA.uclntiOn-Ihey tEnut to IEo Pro.

Organization Of u tnttonn1 Crockcry
AA>ncfnt,On-Ihey xslnt to IEa I'ro-
tcCtcds
.s5seIal Dispatth 10 Tie Ch,eaos Triture
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA number Of tile
principal manufacturers Of crockery in the Unit
ed States assembled this morning at the ster-
cliants' Hotel for the purpose Of organizing
their branch Of industry into q national
association. Representatives were trcBen:
from Trenton. Philadelphia, rInnixyllle.
baltimore. and East Liverpool, O.. and atn
persons connected incidentally in the trTtie vt
crocsery. The meeting Was o.t'aui,...l by the
election Of 3Ir. JOHN Moses, nf Trenton. rs
Chairman, and Mr. j. Il. 1rcner rs Secretary.
After Tho tranRaction Of preliminary business,
committees wero appointed on Resolutions,
Organization, and Rules. At tue after
noon eeArion, tho Committee appointed
on Organization reported the following
persons as nominees for oi1ice. who
were unanimously elected: President, John
Moses Vice-psesident Mr. II. Tempest; Sec
ond |ice-preeident, 1r. Jamcs Carr; third
vlco-president, Mr. q. c. Sl,nns Secretary, ].
H. Brewer; Treasurer, (. G. Smith. The Com
mittee on Resolulionsreportedtl that they esteemed
united action among mentors OF the trade nj nu
e8sential element III securing the eucceHB Of tile
Pottera' Association, America the report stated,
was rich in material for tho manufacture Of pot
terry, aud tho workmanship OF this country 10
equal. and even superior, to that Ut Europe.
III case the traas in pottery IL etI-
couragtd by popular patronage. there is
no reason. why this industry IN America
should not becomo an important branch of nlan-
ufacture. 1n order tlat this end n1ny bo effect
cd. moreover, trade must be plotettel By tariff
and Custom-HouHe entries. Tue report cun-
cluded with the resolution:
, 1875-01-14

"lSlQM5lN
no WHAK1iING fH ErFEET1SH 0nuANIzATfON.
!sprctas i'lspatch 10 The Chicago Tr,bnne.
MADISON, Wis. Jan. 13.-Both Houses Of the
speedily and satisfactorily, eloct!ng il.e officers
nominated by tho Republican CAUCUS last oven
lug.
Lieut.. Gov. Parker called
THE aEHATE
to order without any speech The roll showed
alt tits Senators present, and tho new oucs were
sworn 10. Frederick A. Dcnnett, Of Hnck, waa
elected Chief Clerk, over George II. King Of
Green; q. u. Aiken. Of Fond du Lac. Sergeant
alarms, over Michael Kraus, Of Milwaukee !;
over Il. Z. DAVIS. Of Daue,-a1l by voto
Of II to 10. Al al 9djourned session
this afternoon, Rfr. Barron was conducted
for tho kindness with which Ae had been treated
during lis many years service iu the Sonata and
Assembly.
TIE ASSEMBLY,
in pursuance Of law. was called to order and the
opening proceedings conducted. by tieorga W.
Peck, Ut Lacrosse, Clerk Of tho Reform Asyen.
bly, OF 1aet winter. AL tho members answered
to their names but Mr. Richards. OF Milwaukee,
subscribed 70 tic oath Of office nud wero
Aworn III by At.y.-oen. Sloan. Tho Hou.
Frederick w. Horn. Republican, Of Ozaukcc,
was elected Speaker by vote Of G5 to
81 for tho Hon. Thomas Il. Huld. Democrat,
Of Brown County. On taking the char, Nr
Horn was greeted with warm Applause, aui, also
OIL concluding bis very neat acceptance speech,
IN which lie referred to his occupancy Ut tho
place many yeaEs ago. and experience ri ncm-
her since. He. however, crayad the support OF
tho body over which he presided as necessary to
tho SUCCESS OF even tic beat parliome,ltaran.
iugs OF tho Assembly ~ to merit approtatiou,
az we'll an advantageous to the people.
Col. Rollin N. Strong, Republican, Of Sauk,
was chosen Clerk by G5 to u for Georee W.
PecG, Democrat, OF lacrosse, John ". Lack
ett 1tepublican. OF Grnnt, by CT votes to 81 for
Columbus Gormain, Of Dodge.
At tho afternoon session, members drew aeats
by lot, aud then. without detato dAroaef nf
tho Chaplain question. over which 30 much talk
is often mhdc, BY inviting tho resident clergy to
oiticate.
Cor Taylor will deliver lis message tomorrow
afternoon.
senato1iR1ly, things havo bean rather quiet to-
day. with 11o special Developments. The Chief
CierK aud Sergcaat-at- Arms Of tue Assembly have
1nado only few OF the subordinate appoint
1nents. Z. D. Long Of Walworth, ia Assistant
Clerk; Il. 4. Giilot, of Monroe County, Doox-
keeper; Niles Husnhan, Of Dodge, Assistant
Sergeant.at-Arnls.
Tue Seuate Committees will b announced to.
morrow.
, 1875-01-14
SAVINGS EANKS.

THE BUSINESS OFTHIS COR
POkATION Is confined exclusive.
ly to the receipt and care of Say.
iIlgs Deposits and Funds Tor In-
ycstlncnt. No commercial or gem
er;t1 banlStng business transacted.
SUMS AS SMALL AS ONE Doll
LAR received from nny person.
and u bank hook furnished.
MARRIED WOMEN and minor
children may deposit money so
TINT no one else enn draw it.
INTEREST ut the rate Of 6 per
cent per anruin, il paid OH sums OF
One Dollar or more.
THOSE DESIRING TO INVEST
their savings upon renl estate Sc
curity Mt Il higher rate Of interest
than can be safely paid oil Savings
Deposits, should call ut this Bank
aud examine its INVESTMENT
CERTIFICATES.
SYDNEY MYERS, Manager.
, 1875-01-14
MICHIGAN.
PRAYING to CONGRESS.

spsciat D,sDatch n The cAtzuo Tribune.
LANSING. Mich. Jan. 13.-In the House, to-
dav, a resolution was passed asking Congress- to
appropriate mouey for tile improvement Of the
hasbors Of st. Joseph, New buffalo, and Benton
uarbor. The harbors have already received a
good deal ct improvement, aud this nppsopria-
ton, 1t obtained, vii! probably tnish them. No
definite amount Of money was asked Notices
hhve been given Of resolutions asaing Cougreas
to appropriate mouey fur most Of tic Michigan
harbors on Lake Michigan.
The loufe passed resolution asking Con-
gresa to establish United etates Diatrics
Court for the Upper Peninsula. Il
is represented that suitors of tLat Soc
ton who have controversies which must
70 into the United statcs Courts are put to 90
much trouble aud DELAY that they arc practically
remelisess in mauy cases. Tho resolution waa
opposed by menoaz from Grand Rapids, the
sent Of the present Court for tho Western Dis
trict, but WIS carried.
MICHIGAN NOT TO "oEr LEFT" IN THE s11p-
CANAL CONTROVERSY.
The House passed resolution authorizing
the Government to protect tue interest of tie
State tn tho controversy going on in tho Tuted
8tatea Courts concerning tho Portage Lake l.
Lake Superior Bhip-Canal Company. Of Lake
GAIT WARD.
In the House, resolutions wers adopted re-
srocting tho death Of Capt. z. y. Ward, Of
Detroit. They pay very high tribute to his
character and Iife-work.
The other business tranHacted In the Houaoa
waB not OF special importance except that tho
lfouse ordered 500 copios Of tho message to be
printed in German, tliora being great demand
for the message in that language, to DO cir
culAted in Europe and AmeliUa.
cnANrLEn GETTING DOWN 70 WORK.
The cunyaasing for tho Senatorial contest is
commencing again actively. Tho ants-C -Cnaudler
bo'ta1s declare that not a man Of them has
swsryed at all, and they beiioyo that,
nuieea Chandler gets tho election On tho
trBs ballot, through Democratic aid. ho will DO
opposed by several Republicans VINO will prob
ably vots for him at tlrst. Nothing definite can
be pzodic!od until II ballot or two Is talou ten,
If Chandler has not majority, 1t ID generally
believed That lie can be dofoatsd. There is some
talk now Of Isaac p. Christtapey, Of the Supreme
Court, as compromise candidate. II Is doubt
full however, wbotller ho would 10 acceptable TO
Democrats generally. Ballotlng commences
noxs Tuesday noon. and, the yoto being taken
viva woes. there will bs no good opportunity for
shrlsIng. Tho Democratic managers assert to-
day that they can depend on the toalty Of almost
livery ono Of tlelr men.
, 1875-01-14
THE WISCONSIN SENTINEL SUIT,

8Ettlal Dtstalfh 70 Tia tN.tWo IFitKHs.
MILWAUKEE, Jau. 13.--Tle Ssat;nel contempt
suit took up tho Whole day |, Judge Msnn's
Court to-day. and WAS continual till tomorrow.
II. H. Finch, counsel for pAintiH, nada hta
opening ArXnmant. and shs llu. Joshua stark,
defendants counsel Wal IN ;la 1ntast of his
&s1"@~-a - shs hour Of 2djo,run,snt.
, 1875-01-14
INDIANA.
nIILH.

Special Ditpateh II Tht Chfsass 1slbuns.
IsplANAFoLIs. Ind. Jan. 13.-In the Henate
this forenoon, bills were offered to compel rail-
road companies to paro their tracks to amend
tie fsh law TO provide for tie cduoAsion Of col
osad children authorizing haAh2nd aud ults to
tsstlty tos Or axaanst saah sth4s 10 nlaos ssea
, 1875-01-14
yesterday afternoon. 1arber held crowded ra-

J yEbEHIHN+ Ef0MUEu
ccption last night.
Tho senatorial arpect il that Thaycr,
Paddock, and nun''y. tbs thres eatling candi-
dates, will be dropped. and new man taken up.
It In not known sho it will be but Hu1vcyo,-
General Cunningham ia prominently mentioned.
It is claimed thst lie can carry twenty votea Oh
the frat ballot, which Ia moEe than nnv other
candidate can dn. 1wenty-Heveu votcu will elect,
lsllstness IN tho Legislature drags hlouIy IN Ac-
count of tho excitement over the Senatorial con-
test. 4 vote will be reached on Monday,
, 1875-01-14
Mr. Dcccher Goes Among tho Lc-
gal Lions Of The Prose-
c,ttion,
And Lays His Hands upon
Their Names.
Ex.Judge Morris at Last Fin.
1shes His Opening
Address.
Tho Celebrated Mutual Friend on
the Witness Stand.
JCDnE NORRIS B1T9 DOWN.


'tnoE NORRIS s1Ts nowS.
sre''a' MsFa'sh 10 ne tarao' 'ritn"e'
H''" ioHh' ian. 1a'--Jaago MoFr'a closed hih
ops"i"B @aarefa IN tno brookIFh hsandal slllt
~ .,''8 l'os,'hg. ana t"o w'taesses "oro called to
,ao htanu'-,AuEtstua Maverick and Francis L.
1.on'tot'' Af. hofith reviewed the proceedings
VI 'ns i''n''nta einfeh 1nSess'gatlnR Commit
.e' att1. sne puo1'ca''oh OF ar. 1ilsons letter
10 " IT. Iacoh. asd commended that every act OF
AT. oeec"ef ~ connection with that inquiry WAS
virtually aa an"lsHloh OF euals. lie referred to
'"o u tAe Witnesses 1or tic pFoFecu-
'oo-l Fa''e1s - tafrenief anu FRAU
e4' - 'hon''on' Ihe announcement
.Has '4'' Carpenter "ou'a testty that As.
Au't 4'a1 eo'i'eHeeo Lib guilt u hllh vas
oo'p''7a ~ every one'
Aol'ios IN THE e4"Sp. ...
"t'ei '"o 't'ehe' augustus Ma'eflck gave on-
s""' ''7.'',''ns III te'as4on IL mr. i't'oa
.''@' 'i'Ase' 1na f'1e" a1'' 2iola'oh WAS examined
os eA''uoee ru''cr'on. LIS tett1inonS rcatoa
10 'ue ''F1s mcct.hs oef~eon Mr.. luton ana Ar.
beecocl ~ Liz house, TIC circumstances under
"oen t"o "1'o'o2! "'H Which, ata sno hupec-
I"eAs 1''c'fe" bet"eea hinseH ana mr.
1eeenef'
TIE u'7Eh AND LOWER HOUSE.
or. 4!'oh 'f1"t'as wee II n!e gallery; MF'
oceenc1 y IN aea'h oasls ol INC la"serS tab'oa.
uus :, 1A'En' na'e "!u'o't 1u'ae'aed tnat II Mas
4'4oas o'en' t'nss1'HteoslnG' so numerous were
Nv ,epa a'4ea'a1'ea 'lona f''7noa'h tharcn.
beside 31r. Eeecaer and S1cssrs. Shear1nau anil
Mill, there were tho Rev. $. P. Halliday, Rp6-
we'll q. rcno,c, th;,ni, yh;tno1 IT.
~" ~ 'ene''ct' .AoiJan NAtnos, W.
- :, n',,m Da'.1snn' d. y. carpenter, Wallace
=. ealaweii, J.. A. Studwelf, Hoses J.
Mooney, William L. Saith. George CriBten-
zen, James II. Watson. Mr. Duiard and
sons 1ncnb n Surr,. T3w.,a n,,.,,.As '
11an,u ~ f,os.,.ad 49, rta-., ~ o'"s'on'
- ,e.s 49, e'e'1'nA.i' ',' v.apt' Eo.''se. frof' H.
L. 1'sS'noha' lios0'.o hio6 Hoses ;. Leach, and
rounded by friends. and b,cashed a plyno,n,
clurch atmosnbcrc. Th,v eutered thc canrt1
-,.r, .,,;atI. ~. .aa,. z.s:u s,I..,",,'. 49,.
loou' l'Aess' A''a 'ooA seass eh3nt.s 70 TIC lett
OF those WHICH they had occupied on tile pre-
vioua day. A bouquet Of flowers was await
;rr them m o,,e tah,a sfr. Gc,,,o
r.-,..ar,a,, ..n.:. a." ....'.:- ss:e,
ean'etaea aePea'"ao tHo asteh'1oH WHICH