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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-17
nFU. s. HAvF REGULATION OIRCULaR,

Z
WASHINGTON, Hth OCTOBER, 1876.
The provisions OF paragraph S)5 of the Navy beg
ala ions, restric ipg the right OF naval officers
Through TO leave the 5taIe Territory Of which
they ere residents, TO visit the NAVY Depart
nent," without permission, snd the provisions of
paragraph A32. forbidding them ~ wear their
Uniform except on coca 10 q Of special ceremony,'
are not to apply to the officers placed pou urlough
der the operations of Gen ersl Order 216; and al
officers 80 placed upon furlough be the Operations
OF said General Order hereby p ed from the
oferstion snd effect OF the provisions Of the said
paragraphs sos and l4s7.
ESQ. NJ. ROBSON,
Secrafarv IN.
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Cincinnati Races.

CIxcISSATl. May 2i-A!ihe spuug
running meeting NJ Chester Park, toe
attendance vas god snd the weather
ine. o.; ne ,rzck Vas i H.!!e heavy.
The i-.: rac, Of one aut aus-;e- nile
t.sh. sll aye. Tor sPurse Of $50. so 20
the second horse nere vas three sa-
.r!gs. Lady Clipper, PhiAp- sad ST.
Geg-ge, w.ia Lady Ci!pper Iae fsv0riie
Lady Clipper and Phillips we're neck
and neck y: The three quarter mile pale,
the :o-ner taxing the lead .: the mile
snd winnir. % head, With Philips sec
out. ;: Gorge third. Time us.
secr1d rac- VAS iSo mile heats fcr s,l
.ge.: purse 500, 500 10 secoLt horse
There were Eve entries and Al. started.
ElemI. Brakeman. Preston, hnapssrk
sad VIuayre3s E.emi AS the i4yo-!!e,
Brske1an second ard Preston third
choice. A. the third quarter hnaPssck
:oos the lead by nearly length, With
TIE favo-Ite .e,oud. o. the last quarter
Krsp-ack ;areN bis rider AID Vas DIS
tanced. the iavOr,te, E!=ni. winning the
hea, Time. 3:4-., Preston second and
Brakeman third. Preylyg. - the sec
oDd head EemI was the iavorIie IN The
us,l.. With Pr-rtcn s. seco.d choice. The
second heat vas Won b. Preston, whs
took .ae !ead from the start aac main
ed hi. py.Ition thIU1gEou. the hea;, a.
,sousa closely pressed by Elml. Time,
3.4i,: El-ni, ,-cond; Brsbesmsn
third. After the ssco1t heat
Preston WAS tas is<ocue. and Es'
selling =: l5O to 80 Tor EienL In
.ne,hirt hest Brakesuan AID 'InaSre;ie
were left Sui under Ih- rule a iAF
start xss mad snd this proved the L..'si IN
teresting he.i Of the race. Preston had
the pole $, st.rring and left very snghtiy
IL the lsad Up 70 tie ars. male "hea hey
were neck AID neck - they come under
the grlng. Un iae third half they we're
still neck and neck spuTrlng iurlols,y-
Preston again g: toe leat % TIE turn
OF j. Until the at 0le-iCuEih, Enen
E.sni s.J~ly gziaed OF hin zat Pss-sd
under he strInE One-Snlf . neck ia tne
lesd an ~on the rsoe Time 49,. Al
no tame during icis Lea: EAs there TN
head length b-.Seen teen
Tee third rsczs u itree-2uArisr nile
dasn. lAdie- s;akes, for yezE Ode; sZO en-
trance PIP: TIE ASSOCIATION - add az
.rd TIE secoud horse 70 have $50 Ihere
u.s Is eaIrIe.- AID a's stzr!srs- VIZ
Ge.enellA tie favorlte, GliumeI sscont,
Eva Shirley third, sohur foarth snc
crus.Ie.t ara Great cl5c-.iy SHs eI-
ps-ieaeec a. :hs s.Ar! q tns rsce-saIri-y
and Ghmu1sr proving slnesi uaIstAge,
4 ,e. II t-s n-s; o5e-asE nIle N0aL'
r.s sr.I Shirley ieaont Aat the favorits
third. b.; IL tie !ast qasr,er the fAvVrIis
took the le.d easy AID woa The rsos-
Aokur secocd, Gunner itIrc- line
: I:lD
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ro-DAY's DEMOCRATIC CONvES.
TON.
Editors o. the Register: /:

The objec. OF to-dsys meeting a. the
Court House must be kept il view.
|, i; {" denounce the Court House ring
set,ing-up, OF last Saturday. l. Is TO e1-
pose fraud 81 ID adopt justice.
Only the honest men ot:Ee party, who
have rs purity and success 81 1earL: men
who ste attached 10 purity from principle,
sad VINO value principle above selfish sg-
grsudsemen., can participate IN This
meeting.
Those Who participated in the fraud OF
Isst Saturday
Those who are trying to :ssten the
:rsuds upon the party
Those who justify that fraud rsI rot
b permitted 10 lpdrtilPate n tie MEETING
70 dat.
\ number OF notorious ringster; and
blmmars nsve been busy s. week, drum
min. up crowd Of tools snd ho~.ers 20
st;esi the Court House meeting :ais
afternoon, with the svOTed oblect OF
crsauirS down the th.oa;s OF the Ohio
county democracy, their ihfsnies OF Sat-
urtay.
Let these roughs sni riogsters under
stand tbs: ,cI. meeting Is not iO- them
snd they csrnO. DC Of il.
No man who jl;tides last SATURDAY :
fraud, can take part IN the meeIisg 20
dsy. Let ths, De scared ITO their orassy
cheek. ard branded upon the!. pull-nesd
.oreneais.
DEMocsAr WH- NEVER Bolts
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Presbyterian General Assembly.

New YoEK, May 25.-At the session
Of ihe Presbyterian general assembly to-
day, the committee on bills and over
tures presented 81 overture on dancing.
depioring the practice a. : mourntul
inconsistency and regresing the giving Of
parties for such dancing b. members Of
Christiss families and eounseiling the
churches 10 arrest the evil. The report
vas adopted.
The committee on susteht tation made
partial report, setting torlh that the plan
OF susteniatlor had been fraly liked in
the affections OF the church and desiring
il should Be continued and encouraged
the resolutions attached. They declared
that there was necessity for
the union OF he home mission.
During the discussion Of the re-
port. D.. Tslnsdge announced he
hsd teegrspbed to DR.. Moses Hoge, of
Savannah, asking if any steps should be
taken by ihis Assembly % meet toe
views OF tie Southern Assembly in pro
noting union between the church North
aid the church South, and hsi received
8 reply that any spontaueous resolution
OF our Assembly would receive the most
respectful consideration. DR.. Tslmadge
then offered 8 resolution setting forth
that A.! expressions OF sn offensive us.
,ure between the iwo sections OF the
Presbyterian Church De buried. and that
the hand Of inyitstion be stretched 20
their Southern brothers - unite with
them in .ra.e7.s. relations, and
requesting the Assembly 81 Savannah
10 send Two delegates 70 ;he MT
ing 10 Brooklyn. sivis:ng them of their
departure and promising 70 send TWO
delegates - Saysush 50 tust both bodies
would no! adjourn unti. the churches OF
esr.h sad in Heaven have begun g ju-
oiles OF over glo-. ous contamination.
Nxw YogK. May pa; the after.
nooE session OF the Presbyterian Geue7a.
Assembly. the committee OF synois ca
practical benedcience, presented ~
port upon ina. suoyec;, declaring insi tie
board Il home missions required $40.
go AT. foreign mi-sIens S55O,Uvu, 20
carry OF the., work. \ system! n ILL.,
oarsing money ant Ioersli!y OF behalf
Of the CaUIca. Sa- recommended.
Debate Oh the repoT! Of toe Committee
on Publications "a, then rssumed.
Rev. Nr. Squaam sad: Among liIers
tare published much Sss generally used
IN SUNDAY schools He iou.d tost the
charge tor essen .es; was nine d0l!srs
per year. ari tia: the same AZ sImlisr
publications, by tee Methodist Concern,
was 10. i've dollars. Rev. Dr.. S'chenck
slat-t tina. tbs WAS because Presby-
teriaus tld no. pstronlze It IS they
should. After some further debate =
res I,icu to siopt the majority repor:
wss adopted. The orGer OF the day on
Rom.n Catholic baptism vaa Sc: down
:g- SATURDAY Adjourned.
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7.nocrat.c and Conservative State
Convention.

,,1r nr,fUCEATIC AND CoSS'' -
rrl-g ,,r,y ol West Virginia are re-
.,,,r.in; delegates 20 meet In
80. ChA-les;on. on ThursdaJ.th
,,, of June. al ~ O'Clock A. n, ior
.----os@ terminating candidates FOR
..-,--. OF Governor, Auditor, Treas
.--,rrev-General, state Supsrinien-
go E-ee schools, and three Judges OF
Of Appeals Also Tor the P1r-
,cpo!utlng TWO Delegates from
-. s.-.-s>,lorS, district OF the state,
-. 90 p~.s;s;es from the State At
- -sc-ssent West Virginia in
- ---,.-s..c National Convention, 10
--...- =. Louis on the 9Th day OF
- .,-:1e 2om!ua,ion Of candidates for
=. s--..-t Vice President OF the United
-. ..- se. ec:ion ofAn Electoral Ticket,
..-.-~- .-aaSAet!ou Of such other proper
- - 3, may come before the said Goa
------
a. ---oc!a.!c and Conservative voters
80 >..-e. without regard 10 past po!iii-
. ---saces. who are opposed TO pOli'l-
-----p..or IN high places. are cordially
.-.--. 20 participate n The meetings
.. .-. =, appoint said Delegates
A-EX. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
y. GALLAHER- sec'y.
1ezoc-s,.c papers OF the state please
H-T.
xxEsBrE,5. March :, lss- mFI-
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benches, blsckboards. rulers, states, draw
ing sooks, and everything that can teach
the young idea how to shoot All is AZ
ranged in orderly sequence, and when
you get lost for the names and uses of
things, there IS the gentlemsnly
jsnitor to give your boat 8 shove
and set you sfos: again on the
deep waters OF the sea of knowledge. A
little further on and Sweden comes II
again with her iron, copper and silver;
hung against the walls are iron bars two
inches thick, tied up in fancy knots Just
like whip cord. Shafts and bolts, and
mighty things .hs: look s. though they
might have been fashioned u the smithy
where the thunderbol.s of Jove are
forged. The question of opening the
Exhibition on Sunday is tie cause OF
acrimonious discussion. The papeis
are cudgelling the commissioners
soundly, but, as yet, neither side cries
enough. l think that the voice of the
majority of the people in Philsdelphis Is
decidedly IN favor OF opening; and it
seems 70 me ttst their time would be
much better employed in contemplating
the art and genius of the assembled
world, than swilling lager in the booths
that surround the grounds, and coming
home full Is ticks at night 10 HEX their
wives and children. You can keep
them out OF the fair, gentlemen, but you
can't make them 90 70 church.
We had butchers parade on We'd
nesdsy last the first since 1866, when
they turned out 10 greet Mcclellan. Il
was stou! body of men tell yoC.
Warriors were there who charged the
Irish camp under ShItaer during the
Catholic riots. Archers from Moysmen-
sing who had stood unshsken before the
oillmen Of Southwark aud spesrmen from
tee Northern Liberties, who had success
fully resisted the charge OF the olacA
horse csvslsry from Dutchtown. Good
Wiliers snd Fsirmounters fought their
battles over again while locked IN frsier-
IA! and loving embrace, and the hatchet
was buried beneath oceans Of lager,
where ike the sword Of Elcalibur il sulk
never l trust TO De seen By mortal eyes.
In conclusion, kindly word for Phil
adelphis, and here allow me 20 say tbs:
she i no more accountable for the stores
OF eItortlon OF mich you bsv- hesrd.
than she is :or the predictions o; old
probabilities or the Success OF heely
motor. For generous courtesy snt lib
ersl hospitality, she will bear favorable
comparison With sny city in the world.
Just Iow she Is infested by shark. from
abrosd, bu; for general decency, persona.
safety, ard indeed every comlor! 81 mod
craze cost, tha; Reasonable traveller can
erpec:, ste excellsd at the prssen. time
by no city in the Union, and til! l see
tsings differently frem VIVA: see them
now. l shall continue 20 speak well Of
her. B.oADBsIN.
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House

The Sens.e's amendments 10 the bill
authorizing the appointment 80 r.-r-ivers
ofthe ns:Iors t=rk- v..- '..- - cur.
r.! .-.
ILr Il u. ,---r -. .. .,, =. -, Zee
o; The wavl , ~Ia ar >.D.-,l ~ Ihe
chair. on 5,l! - revise and simplify
the existing lsws reducing the taxes on
imports and lo reduce tsIstiOn.
Mr.. Morri-Ou. hartman of the Corn-
nIItee on Ways ald Mesns Atcse-s a
the committee IN eIplanaticn q the hIi'.
After speech BY Mr.. Burchsrt n"
repor, OF the Committee on Foreign A
.sirs on Emms Niue Investigation -
presented by Mr HewIti, ~no vas
pared with speech the report. At;er d"
vIeSing the testimony conc udes that G.....
Schenyk. b-sid,s beng director o. lie
Emma Mining Co WIS engaged IN sPvcr-
Iative operations in stocks With Trevor
W. Park, verder Of mines, With General
Woodhull. MS secretary OF legation. IN
such manner a. - subject the name and
station Of the Minister of the United
States 10 criticism. The committee there
fore ind: Firsi-Thsi /! MAS not proper
for ST American Minister, a. the Court
OF =, james, 30 connect himself -
director OF or with Emma Mining Co. oi
London. SAcond-Thsi relations OF Gen.
Schenck - u yender OF Emma Mine
stock were OF such q character - - cast
suspicion on his motives and subject H.
nation - unfsyorsbl criticism; tut the
committee believe De VAS not gully q!
fraud or OF any fraudulent TRANSACTION
in hl. coUneci!oA with the company an
verQers Of the mine stock; thst b.. subs'
quent speculative dealings IN the share
OF the company were not eompsIIbls with
his diplomatic station and the mai"iain
erce Of the potion of honor and usefu j.
u..s ~ the court aesr which b. Vas -
credited TIE committee, therefore, sub
nit ;ae tlii,Eirg resolution and unAE :
mous.y recommend its passage:
Rssoir>d, Tha: .bI. House cnndems tie
acllol OF Robert L. SAenck 10 becoming
director Of the Emma Silver Mining Co.
of London and his operations IN cornec
v'..T With shares OF said company snc
iers thereof - IA-sdyIs"t. u 'ortu
rae and incompatible win the duties o.
his cfticisl position.
The report on the Emms Mine ~eni
over tall tomorrow. and Mr.. He1dee. a
member ot the Committee on the De
tic, Of Co'umbis, presented - tn'
House a. privileged question, the fac
OF 3 clsCdesiine procurement OF the -
port which tue chairman oi that com
nlttee had prepared, snd Of It's Ppoiics'
ton, a. that paper bad gone - ih'
country As ih- report OF the conmR
81. H declsr-! ina: no report nd
been agreed upon, and had not even beef
discussed for more than an hour. he o.
! fer~d resolution ius!ructirk the d..
trIct Com nmI;tee 20 inquire a. - the mAa
ner in which 4 copy OF thst paper hsr
I been Obtained !or the publication and b,
whom and from whom u vn obtained
[ Adopted.
The House then adjourned,
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CARD FROM Mr. TODD.
=: - 3r,ha Register.

= - o. he Register.
- -u:C-.urste misunderstanding
@-E :-A Democrats Of Ohio county.
SF-z -; OF the proceedings OF lAsi
lays coaveatica L much 20 DC de-
:--:.
-c- q sentiment sad harmon! OF
80 - A: :his particular TINE essen
= o: ,-ccess
AA-T 0: ;oa Oldest and bes: :-ied -oen
g = party believe ths: muiaA! consul
- -s:.een friends nov divided viii
-: = harmony and II Peaceful sd-
-.--ec' 0; the preseas ditscaliies-
so! therefore most earnestly re-
.--s; "a: The Mss Convention called
;-1o-ro~ Be postponed until toe
-fs-:y Executive Committee be con-
- AID The whole matter taken under
-;ss:=-.tsoo JANIS N. Tom.
Chairman Dem EI- Com
AA! 3. 1876
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THE STANDARD OF BRASS.
Editors OF the Register:

Editors OF the Register:
The supreme inputencs OF the StanH-
ara il its present preface toward DINO
crscy, /. scarcely Ps.sleli@d by The bras
siue.s Of zoe orator. VITO. on LAST Saiur-
dsv. sverred that ~he had Set Up things
in that Couveniioa. The StGad7rd has
no, OF g single occasion since Its eIls-
,enoe, supported Democratic candidate
70. othce. /. has, previous 10 every eiec-
ton. tried 10 SOW dis-ensiOns II ibe rAnS IS
o. the D.uocr.cy-slss!s espou.ing lie
cause Of the disorganizsrs snc ferneuieTs
Of tiscord. II h.s, 81 every ELECTION,
supported The CANDIDATES OF tae R.d'c.i
party
It's playing is u.asi game: sggins
on :he diso-g,niZers-PaiiIns on ise
osck the little ring Of "r''e or ruiz
oummegs, DkNoCkAi.
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F0RTY-F0URTH CONGRESS.
WAsaIyeroS, May Is.
SENATE

VI. Wright from the Committee on
Civn Service and RetIerchment reported
back bill fixing the salary Of the Pres
ident ST $4,000 per Anuum, together
with the message OF the President yetoing
the same, and recommended tnat the b Il
De passed notwithstanding the objections
Of the President Mr.. Wrigh. said be
had been directed by the committee 10
request the Seuste 20 act on the ball a.
soon 81 possible Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Psdd ock, from the Committee on
Po.tofices and Pos,roads, reported the
trsnking privilege caleudared.
At 1885 legislative business ~ss sus
pended. and the Senate resumed the
consideration Of Belknap's impeachment,
with closed doors. At 4:45 the doors
reopened
After sn executive session the Senate
adjourned.
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peusoerasiux Nee ting.

IL PURSUANCE - call tT the Dsmo-
cratic Executive Committee Of MarsnAl!
c,1rty. the Democratic sud Ccuservs-
1--WE voters 81 Union district me: IN con-
yar,i n =, NJ. John Hesley's Hall N
Benxood on Saturday, May Z0:n al :.
clock. for the purpose OF e!sciinE dele
gates 20 the STATE CoaveaiIo1 - - held
OF the s;h day OF June, and slso del--
-a:es :or zoe Congressional, Sena.yT.s!
aud county eocvenIioas - D. he'd =. a
time .nd p.Ace - % hereafter named
The meeting was called - order oy
-.ec:Irg Prank NcJiitOn, ESQ president
srt Thomas Harm gtou, Secretary.
The to.io~ing gentleman we're then
caosAs 70 .eprssen. the district n tue
S:s.e Convention: Major Wm. Dare.
HI Gill John Hs.ly, Prsuk NcJiI-
:on 81 John Rely. Delegates 20 the
Congressional Coaveniion: Mlcossl
Gs.ely. John Harrington. William hen-
rety. Joseph AcMsnOn, Frank Ne
J..,cn. wm. Dase. john Hesly, Den-
rs Dorsey, John Deyon snd Garter
McMechen. Senatorial Coovea;loa-
wn- Biss... Frslk AcJIltO-s, Jacob
jefferson. John Hesly snd LsSrese &C
NcGarrell. County Coz eaiion-John
Harrington, Frank Me- ton, William
Dare. VIZ. Healy, ThenAs Harrington,
Lsrcsce McGarrell Carter NeAecaen,
joan Healy, John Riley AID william
Ta.boTt.
TIE delegates TO the State Conve1iloa
we're instructed 20 vote for NJ. Fran
Brown tor Autitor. aud the delegates 70
the Congressional Convention we're m
..r,c.et 10 vote tor M Robert Dvlzp!s.n-
Of Wheeling. for Congress-
On motion the Wheeling RE5IsTzE
snt Nea- &ats Gc:<tts were :eqa-Siei
10 yabliss TIE prcceetings OF the coz
ver,,oa-
FRANK MCGILToS, Pr.szS<Et
TEos. HAKRIS6roy, Secretary
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.zE k2a.whs ooan:v DeEoc-A:ic
-Tsn:ion appointed tso hundred aud
= :-,egs:-s - tie State Convection,
.EyS BvkDETT bang appointed te.e-
- =: age.
= :-..5=ing resolution ws: uDsni-
10y .ioP,4t:
=. THAT the delegates from
49,. c,a5tv 20 the Democratic State
r----..r-. < Instructed 20 C-ce upon
a >.s:- e.rvsnticr tie adoption Of =
- 60 N.etzing the Democratic
,--7 ;--7--o = representatives n the
-, *. AZURE, 20 s2bmiI ias question
. : c---ar--; loc.tion o. ;se sea: o:
.-7-'--s-: - vote Q: :as People-
:. pope @: oal0 county will no~
- 80: /: = 70 ;heir interes; to hsve $
.-=sA:ioa in tie STATE conveuiiou thA:
;-7:-c; :ae interests Of the county
"a. =, Of he aspirations OF Any pa
-, -4-3.iA:e.
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HONESTY Is THE BEST POLICY.
Editors OF the Register.

Editors OF the Regtste-.
The cam, di:passiol ste and courage.
Gus tone of ycur editorials upon the pro
ceedings ot las. Saturday. have been
hishly commended by every intelligent
and fair minded man with whom l have
con versed upon the subject. The respect
able Democracy feel that they nave $
leader who means 20 deal fsirly-Vne
who will expose wrong doing within bis
own party, when he hnds It, Ai readily -
within the rank. Of the political enemy.
No party can saord - sdcPt any oinT!
cour.a. no paper car Go Otherwise and
msirtain power ard influence.
hope your appeal. 20 The sense Of jus
ice and love OF honor and f.ir-dealIng
of the people, will be responded to To-
cav. in manner creditsole 20 the Demo.
cratic party and 70 The people OF Wheel
ing.
lie; the corrup. and selfish ring Be re-
bokad Business
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From, the Black Hills.

CINCIyNATI. MAY % "A letter lTon
I. Mott, oae OF the company OF ClncIH-
ra.isrs who left for the Black Hill; some
;ime ;ince, dated kearuey Junctioa, May
DIST. states ;hst lne Irdlans are o. the
wsr path. killing :he miner: =: fearful
rate. Tue miners are returning 20 the
States oy the hundreds De says ouI o!
,or.v..xo men ~ Dsatxood, twenty
seven Of them have been killed by the red
devils. Five uore hsve been killed and
.calped within three miles o: Cu'tsr City
There. plenty OF gold north~es; OF Gus
.a- City. bl; !; j. impossible % get s: II
on account Q; the Indians. Mott vs.
formerly bs-keepe- a; the james Hoie
ot thl: CITY.
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Chicago Pensiou Agency.

WAsHISGroS, Msy 25.-EI-Commis.
s;oner. Of Peusioas Baker told to the
Civil Service Committee TO day, his side
OF the story IN the matter Of the Chicago
Pension Agency. he told Miss Sweet.
when ae visited her Office. that the deicIt
must be made good 70 the government,
AID il i was he would say nothing
soJul i. He did this ard took
other action OF; o: friendship 20
Mss Sweet snd told her she must not
pay sny more money on CsmpbelEs
note 'or her appointment he denied
Mss Sweets testimony 10 the effect ths;
De in company with BlsSely yis!iec her
and demAnded the payment OF the dehc-
IL in one dsv Witness expressed sur
PRISE Saen told ;Esi Miss >wsr; made
III psymeu; - .A:e a. Apri. 1875.
Dispatches from B'aHe.y in EerHont
70 Miss Sweet saying Baker
!; al rlgi!, 10 &c. worry,
&c. we're re1d TO the witness
srt be :aid whatever B.akely SAYS IN
,te,s 3 .....'.. a-.. .. W a..rr,... on oa his
narr