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, 1876-12-02

Board that tho voto In Edgefcld and Laurens
Counties wns scandalous1y fraudulent; they
therefore decided that rs far as tho election
Of members Of the Legislature tho returns
from these two counties should bo rejected
wholly. This decision excluded nino incm-
bors Of the Legislature from those counties,
but did not give the seats 10 any other per-
sons. When tllis WAS done tho Bonrd atl-
journed sine de. Tho order Of the Court,
issued by two Of tho throo Judges, was
served upon tho members Of tho Hoard,
Which had ccnsed to exist officially.
The Democratic members from Edgefield
and LaurenB Counties, having no certificates
Of election from the Canvassing l}oard,
applied to the Court, mud TINT body
directed tho Clerk to issue them certificates.
These nino members are included in the
House Of Representatives organized by tho
Democrats, while those Two counties are not
represented in the other House organized by
tho Republicans.
The Board of Canvassers deny tho iuris.
diction Of tho Supreme Court TO control or
direct them in tho performance Of their du-
tics. Tint tho Court has plnyed tho rart Of
partisans is evident on the face Of tho whole
proceedings, and they have shown willing
completely in tile attempt to steal tile vote Of
the Republican State Of South Carolina for
T11pEN. Whom the order directing tho
Board Of Canvassors to aggregate tho re-
turns Ms received nnd declare tho result was
applied for, 1t was expected by the Demo-
Tn 1-,~+,fI o1nn&
HAMPTON, but also olect several Of the TIL
DEN Electors; but tho returns did not so
count up. Including even Edgehe1d and
Lnureus Counties, thero WIS clear minority
for HAYES nnd CHAMBERLAIN, and the con-
epiraoy between the two partisan Judges Of
tho Supreme Court and the Democratic
leaders failed. Tho sc,ome inclut1ed the
election Of Democratic Legislature, but
this failed by reason of tho Board taking ac-
ton and ndjourning before tho order of
the Court reached thom. In 1879
Judge DuREL1, Of New Orleans, issued
certain orders declaring who WA elected iu
TINT State, and. under those orders, KEI1ouo
and his Government was declared the Gov
ernmcnt Of Louisiana. Ever since that time
''te Dolooefa's nase oeeu ueaounc'ng u
1el1tsfa, interference o1 tno courts win
inc "c''oh Oh 'no o9a'e !'oald OF Ian'assefs'
amt thoy 30 pefsesenhe!3 tnrcasened I'M"
poaca"en1 'nat DonE1h AZ iase Resigned
NOW we nave INC same democratic party IN.
H'ss'nR' anu c'amoFlnR' anu threatening e'ssl
war because Tue boafa Of oanVassera OF
aouth cafoilha Closed up lt' business anu aa-
lonsaeo "tnou' "ai''o8 ZOE an ofoes from
tno Court ten'ng taem VINO shoald 30 de-
clared elected Dnrelllam IN south CARO-
iha "as .nus a'oiaea. Inc coart' however
a'a not abandon It's scheme. AZ the instiga-
.,oh OF Tue De'nocfa''c leaders 1t mado 1''r'
ther orders' one by Which the returns from
Edgehold and Laurons Counties should be
counted for members OF the Legislature, and
tho other that tho Board should send NIL the
papers relating to the canvass to the Court.
1t was known that the life OF the Board wes
, 1876-12-02
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

CHICAGO COUNCIL No, T., +, M,-An,u,,
aaxSMlJ WIS tsatusdayl cyenin. u 7:!O ociucE 1t
Eortni!an iell iN and 1877 hiniio for tic cleo.
tioh of ost.ceFt nh1 taytns:t Of tue4. Dy 1rdcr.
tANES II. NILES, +. I, NJ
, 1876-12-02

MEDftL 10 pfotean. a tlo neFct etcks In 1!s
throat, aud yet. sometimes, hc Ia oycn truthful.
II In amusing to SEQ bis efforts to be both on tho
san,c pngc Of tho same issue, as. for !nttance:
re esFf as s ' s oxs m's so@sa &c.
ss s 1e ks q a s o T. gsss s
M tsst ssS Ss p!ss s
IL .yss L s f. e e TT ~ m ,o
Of eoorsa people, 70 sub: cutting esGh 9slcF .tloat
thcir foHpers. commit 10 other. ' '
cot,ilinna to hs partisans.
1.:s.. asl. faslfs S,t e i. ! ,Es ,Hss iaay: iSSay
ssty S 4 t,g ,9ars .SSst i P9l1siy 91tiy};.tcs sGs
givo Iii lido the Victory Iln
tes teees s5qs ]! ts e .siia teha saath 81 aas
IN battle array.
-Chtcaao Ttnes.
The Independent !" journal which demands
"gore," md which promises "lntllons " of
men frnm tho North to back up tfIose who will
compel the counting OF tho vote of Louisiana
for TllpEs, fails to unleratnnd what Ii clear 10
every Intelligent mind. Tng TRIBUNE up.
p1alltlcd WApR HAMPTON for Ills aIvIre to his
followers to keep the peace. We believed that
to such advice from hlm is due In part thu fact
that thcrchas been 10 violence and bloodshcd In
South Carolina. In the absence Of such appeals
from him We do not believe tho pcaccw woadslaSe
brol observed. At the saIne time VIC approved
the location OF troops at Columbia "a wise pre-.
CAUTION, because wc believe that, had there bccu
no troops there, even WAnK HAMPTON could not
have restrained the rl!lc clubs or ina!hta'hca
the peace a tlay. WADE HAMPTON and tue
presence OF the troops hayo prevented bIooa.
shed.
, 1876-12-02

NnaGl'A aIuscrItt.
Montne sireet, betwecn Stale md Dearborn ~
CAEe fur Divorce" Afternoon and evening,
, 1876-12-02
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1t has steadfastly advocated the doctrine Of Nj
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, 1876-12-02

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, 1876-12-02

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, 1876-12-02

In letter to the Secretary Of War Gen.
RuaEn, the commander of tho troops at Co
lumbia. explains bis action in connection
with the first days proceedings attending the
organization Of tho Legislature, and shows
Clearly that he is not Justly cllargcab1o with
having interfered with the progress Of events
in favor OF the Republicans. Troops were
located in the Stase-Iouso by request Of
Gov. CHAMBERLAIN, and, as Gen. RuoEn be-
1ieved, ~ measure Of precaution against
the occurrence of violent collision. Through
n mistaken understanding Of orders tho off,
, 1876-12-02

New Chicago Thcutre.
CLARK ttrect, ip.vcch Lake and Kandotnh Pal
Ro.uey. Novelty lrouIe. Afternoon nlI evening"
, 1876-12-02

Monr1e ttrret, c0ttscF Ilrasbarn 'sAround tba
World III Eighty Dsys." Afternoon anil evening,
, 1876-12-02

MEDt1I 10 protean. 4 llo nevcr stlcks In h!s
throat, aud yet. sometimes, hc Ia oycn truthful.
II In amusing to SEQ bis efforts to be both on tho
same pngc Of tho samc issue, as. for !nttance:
, 1876-12-02

HnVETIyFH FIItNt-C.
1;anHnlph street. between Clark anil LaSale. Call.
fornta AluttFe1A. Aft.tnoon anu evening,
, 1876-06-26

tion which drains The cask u, The last DROP, anil
nhrn the vine ts drunk ont, drinks tho tlEcra.
Not uny in their ittitrs son,erI with girls, but
In tic grand moad. with lHllcs, these great PCT.
SONS gss Themselves frcc'lo,ns only ilt Tor taT. M
crns. 3rancdpas Ie not-tfey bchayc like
b'sc';57'..IIs (J<iusms). "Duriag The last .lx
Il tercn fnpn.hr,n writes a lady In 1873,
"'auppera nrc followed ny game ,of
't,lIna mans I,H. On this occasion tho
tables ar'd farn!turn wcrc upset, twenty ~ater~
teeantcrs md thclr ,sptenta trattcrc.l about tho
roufn. did not get awsy III half past !, half
tscad With fatigue, half lemoli.lcd With conps IL
n'o1tehMr, leaving Nine. Dc Clarence With her
voice g"nr, with I'cr dress torn Into a Thousand
pieces, with an arm grazetl cuntuBfor. TN The
heal, but delighted to have given 50 ray sup
per, md nattcrIng herself that It would hc t1u
prime totr Of tllc next day" Such Hfe the last
excc.scs of the tnbrlllc1 rage for amusement.
Under it, sway, as under tbs .scu'tor'a hand,
TIC nlgsog9n9ny Pr II tS ayc translnft,s Itself
And nt Inst from the altered anl distorted lhts
of that smiling mouth breaks forth t}Ie ruic nnl
rtcklths taatI of thc gdnin.-" The Od Ee3in.e
In frdnetn ty n Iaind+
, 1876-06-26

day, on receiving n note fron, The Diatrict. A.
turtlrY at our ui'lce ;uylng That the eas. u Mr..
IfIl'lreth would lie cnleh ngaln to-day, We
fs' {" hi. a;. Its '1 IN "ss s vi y ''rlsssa rlS5ss =
''' nns MT ss1 ""nc. " have rot *seu Mr. l!,rsth
enre week aEo wln,I he WIS r! our t'tllcc ,!or
has BE- hscn y, n.,r o}rc .inc' % TINT tltnn. iho
from, tue Juris..!!etitn of tic Court. II hal
l,a.l any lca wien hn ratng To A'ir oflfre wesk
ngt, That II Was hts intention " 1eayu the atasc,
lrcrtnnly ell''Ii'! mt hnyc troubled Your Honor
nov desire 70 Hay, what hops Is altogether m
necessary that ! hl,ull say, that Mr. 1llItlreth
IN tnking th!a .tep llas acted entirely aPDn lls
own responsibility. JIG has mt 1t:cn. advised
one I'll them had my knowledge of his tntensiun
to depart. | should consider It II grossly un.
professional aet, ns Yotr Honor would. arla az
nll nemlers of tho fnr would, i rout,Hel wcrt'
frnn the Jurisdiction Of tie Court, ar tt cot.svnt
to their 70 ong And what iluw wish to ,ln
ls 10 state In tB most uxsfcit n!nnner that no
in1putnlinn IT that etrt Is t. b. laid to either
myself or my member OF the 'lrm to Which
belong. 49,
Thn tu1,rt-}t wou,i not for ,nn1i,eut enter
my mimi that other yourself Or either ineil,her
Of your firm would be- tnslsrntins party to any
ngt, Of this kind. II thr defendant has ai'.
seconded nr 1urpsety at,snnte'1 Isu,'elf To av"!!l
ecnteiwe, hayc ntduuLt tn has tonc Il ltcntlrely
npU, his o,sn responsibility, ind rcrtnlnly not
by ths a'!yiec Of '!!n, n!rntict Of your ilr,'.
;,lEs NanysIl n; tc:lr' , :" aTc the defendant
Tie venerable erics callrf fur Iilldrcth three
ttlnca, but tlLern WIS hn reslnnte.
Judge I3angs-]i's snrcty's nalne is Francis
Thn crirr then commanded Mr. Warren to
bring In 1ill.lretl's holy, but tint gentleman of
cull,xu co1,tl not comply.
The Cuurt-Let sci. fn. he c,tcrrd.
, 1876-06-26

-, .IuI- -.
es",ua int,"n'anie r!".'tn'I; % n"a ~ hS', nus
q Hfltnitisf rock. iHlst n !ne essa. nui'nw
th!I .'tG tln I1r'g!s !,s,n1 ,iu ~, LIZ W! w"
Gus ~ ie'i',H fcaK. d'si1ch illr 6IsGass,wpa,.
!astlHk tn'.tI,ast Ho"h Ti'Ipm elCeh, iu.sn';l WIN
W. hah's .t Wlat NJ" eA!eu !la1L aHak un'r
MlllhE t1ihEan}' when ls ihtef1y n"h,.l; ia ;.
nari' z .tfnEp,n-ahu haFt!Y 70 tlG "9r.mcat ';.'
Mn"h WY nn'.n ~! h'Fft Sleh, ',!.'G .iG
~. tsr'.ny a "i'a' II 'a''eo ''8 u'''' o''
4A.niilR M Nnn'PAny. p,.
nc E"i,l hrelns u u" nehsifst oh LUG luIny
sae' atla tno esounuh 'nt'st extensse is !e,"nem @
tt5 }'f' lnrfe hlG hta' S,Vp asFrr' rttiy tn'o
z. Mh.n w.. p1y ~ liteoh lsit n5u@hsut.s @ "iea" .
t"1, h''' o,.s LILLE n''', "'. tG3 III at,', .'
hahI!'ilG, Sta!a.'E ~ aS'er "nnn mt."y
3'speeta HILL '''''oh Va 6o'o' " 10 fu'ts ee''
ta'"
10 ~ Se,sls ,' ~''.m H. "nta ] ~. I. hi, fo s,t
n many blhcea: 5hc efn'tl ~ oMt ,, IT." '"e'
aaiek, , ~ n'hsls, ~ 10 ~ icet a1ia 5n,u ny!
snGtG ooi tnohfc ~ o'E5-t''nt 10, ni.H'. W.
ra!nly''lhfhea ntt!oH. ane,c n!a tn@nj spcun. M
.h.!"ns ~ az a. ~ WIZ. may 5e' .e iSas G, ~ .ns M
o!n tnou',lAtni LUZ, if'nll ~ maI!tM NJ
peiamet pnii u. a., n'a uns,ee ~ se."1'' . IT,
W. w. me !,t''ne',eo n!tlount 'o,nHGu w ~
h.si @ Lux aE, ~ 4". prooho'e ~ nae ~. ~ c ,e,,
nave siasaeH every nhM 81 H. we e;st""sassw
ssheht''an 1cd haa ElnaIY ts1,n 70 .ake ''p ana
PtG;tnpl w usLGs I,', ~ TT leahi iht,iu'"E , tnr
~ .IhtHr. .hEns aua' ~ .'t,la ,.aictt !so'l
wii.as ati asniHe ne ~ .ultune ~ lH,1s-
w. - 3"o Hou'u n..11u ~ ,."a VIZ ~. ,'aN'ns
:"I "uun. IT, S,u.!n ".".a s.t staGau u't.
.usn ae Ia.s ny stes o,.sy y. ..M l"Is ~. ~ ~
~" au u W ~ ",scs " ~ "a.. ~. n'e S",
s'"i hrshS W IN. nv sis' VA onssas'tt
snun ie lll'3 tal' .. ta'e uHwA ~
t,I !. ge ~ ~ M I,,n ",J ix ~,
MN IL H. tHaI nln ,afn ii.nh ,iin"ntal!l'lnu1''
, 1876-06-26

1UIH1H I.2WHEHCRH EE1TENE"G' y
Judge I}lolgett then called fur Jaucs II. HI
drrll, a,ul, rs everybody knew tlta. rerson ha'l
left for Canada, thu curiosity WIS Intense to
kuuw h&w Ills cusU would be disposed uf.
Judge Lawrence, after waiting rrast,naElu
tluc for tho representative nun " to put IN
llis appearance, satl: "1f it,ur Hunnr pease
! dcslru to ,Ilako this statement to the Court:
Mf, lflruth cams to the office "f thv law tarln
of which ain ,nei'lbcr week ago thts ulor,,-
Ing, asl told ~ Tint he had bccn l!ntlfled to a-
l'rar ut ths liar Ut this cunrt M tho fnE!oWtnE
Mo'''ay, nli1 desired that s"lllu member nl tue
llrIM should uppear u, tlat day bufolu luHr
ltonor, a1nl urge, whatever might he proper Il"
mitigation of tho sentence VI The Court IL f,c
! cams here last Monday morning, u You1 lion.
or may rememteEj anil i.la.lu st,lile rclHurkA to
tue Court u behalf oi III. llillessL. Yestcr-
, 1876-06-26
whetl : miles from llcmpstcal hy lareo
tM"ly tsy OF armed mon, who hung Walker and Slot
1FAAfift1cinnta At.ncarnnra

onss M hsar1 my fntcr, in private co,,vcr.a-
op!n!nn q Ger. Nashingtnn's sppearance. s m e ila
f'ld that ills figure was by no fncalis good:
tl'ae h!s shoulders wcro high and narrow, nnI
q hls han'ls and feet remarkably latgc. llG ha'i
sn. Increased by tic form uf tic ycst Of tint
tlay. But, with nil thcae drawbacks, ila III.
pcarat,cc was slngnlary fine. hare heur1l nv
mother say that the first time she saw him, liz
entered The i,a'! do''r, as shc passed IRON tho
the most auperi,1 looking person elo lad ever
seen. lie Was then dyessch IN binck yt,vrt,
With white 1ace ra'!es, ctc, .exnct'y as Bt,tarts
picture represented i1lm.-jtsne Stuart tu Scrlt-
Hfr 5or Im'v.
, 1876-06-26
Amateur Dramatic Entertainments In France
liefOrn tho Revolution.

Toward thu olltl of the cGntury all the world
bcra'no actors. All this woT!l, indeed, we're
llttlu theatres Of the great in tlIo onrfrons, OF
Pnris. Fur Il long tttile back thu example had
let, set by BY thc highest pcrfo''asrs., Umlcr
Louis Ky. tho Dukes VI Orleans. III NIvcrnats,
ynlx aid l'EltFaigars, thu Cuuilt d. Mallc-
lmls, tho Uupflrsa do Nrn.cas, the Countess
,rEr!rales, formed, With sE...+tsnu do lon,,a.
.lour, thc Theatrical ',nnpany Of tlu Prtst* & Gai-
ballet was Introduced IN thu pIccs, the ti'th'
ss.rx en- tarc were thu Marquis tlu Cuurten-
yaqx, the nuke d. jeuHr&''; tho t c99n.s 4 .,a d.
Mcif"rt anl Dc lansxr9.,. " All thoss," writes
skilled IN ihchr matters agree TINT professional
urtors rulld E.rt!ly play better, ur with niore
Intelligence Of ttclF Parts A. laxt tue dramatic
conta,loH fcnrllrs evan tug Royal Family At TIL
and afterwartlI before audiences much less select,
thu Quru, lAlarto Antsnrttcl phys CDtetff, tn
thu 'Dcyln du vlI'ugr;' Gvlie, Il, tho tiagcurc
lIs,u';' Es'.: ~ Tho TIe1 Il s soS'r IT,
nttttr performers are tho leading 1'crsolngcs VI
tho Court. tho Count d'Artuls. the cnunts
d'Alheu1ur mud do Vaidrcull, thu C,ntr:s Ito
.sai SSs'' tStwas sS es!'is. louis DIS xyi yrin'f& & % s
! tllcutru; tin Count t!'Arto!s his two tErtrcs;
| the puku Ut Orleans twu; tho Count as CleE-
1nant Two; tllc Prince 10 comle ore. T1s Count
Orleans playet! to tins lIfo 70 {s,es raaisar Il
,4tturt} tku roies Of pelsar,ta and lnanricrs. 81.
do Mlron!csni, g4rsjs ica att,ax, VIVA tbs HlyeFt
anti sui,i,lest vi Sraptns; II. do taulreuil WIS
regarded a',.ast =. fi,al of Mo!n; tho Count
lecttu,I." "TlleIe arc len or Il.oru IT tar woIn-
| eu uf the Hrd,at sao"ic," wr"te the lrlnro Dc
| Lgnr, " UT aul sing Dettur tim the best l
havo seen ur heard Ut my thrasrc." l5y tho
talent acquired, wy may u'lgs Of tho study d., .,
t!ss Icrso,iuges, this must lEuyo been tile main
oeeu,,atiun Ut life, Tha lust trait of tho tine.
and the t1lust Significant, was tho tx'its 1ttet.
For thu i*4u n.o'ds. im'eed ifo !tself w r yl
TIN Slight .anai louss) material Il ilrsv
| sttass ,'l.tes wua eo,ntuonly taken from
| lhu fa.ces vi tho ltal!an bu11ns,
Of tlu =" Cun.cs" of In Fostulns.. u,Na
| they were sou.ctu.ra ~ far tho rcycrse of de-
crnt u to bu only 1T to bs performed bcfpro
Kruat Princes or gsy laies Of u certain deser;it-
| tlun. Ttlu Uuku uf Orleans surg songs the
.uast highly.splccd GU tt4c stsgs; anl thu peGs-
fornnarces at bruney (a!onsieur'4) T4xed ~ J..
| haYu so,nu t!ese. TVS laa!ea ot tlsu a4ltcnea,
fairly took flight; hut the worst guor1nlty al VI
wrs that luz Queen hal bcpn Invited to witness
TIN performances. NaJesy l. sart Ut iutokica-
, 1876-06-26
Fnte OF Texan i1rai,oratlnca,
H,tlrfgfoH .Sttrs.
tr. .,-,f It.k i*n

Frank Walker mil Wlt 4;rHc, two escaped
mgr" cunsirts md dehpcra'!ms who have hrtu
widow las1y nut far from FtrI,l's store laAt Sun.
day, and Utter urter!us liinnrr iut,l her tllat II
tlsoy did nut ud thu u,eI, fur which they wrfn
searching tl,ey would euillu back to supper. I!It
Indy recognized WAkar, hut dill nut let ltn know
II, a,ll after tho 1ers,es lcft bllu rode over to
nrtghfoy's unl gave information Ut "lHrc they
c.,lill lc found. Tlc twu llad four staHl Aorscd,
and carh ur,lleA with II twu Six shooters. one
was rkltItg tlu te alycr mounted saddle which
once bel0ngc.l u Mr.. Jark tirtKv. deputy
sI,rrttl Ktufro u,,l Constable Wallingfor1, with
tho asststallre Ut some Citizens, Succeeded III
eapturing botl. and y gnard started to carry
, 1876-06-26

E1lu r. IIutcns an,l David Cncllranc wcro
then requested ~ step furwnrd fur sentence,
They hail nothing to aay for themselves, an,! The
Cm,rt asltresse1 thesn In tic following straia:
You have pleaded guilty u the tlrst count In the
Indictment nGitlist .y,,tl, charging yo1t WILL, a
conspiracy to slcfsaul the uuitcl States ot the
tax upon rertaIn ifgLwincs The Fcnteice nf
r,rh tic sim of Il iobJ nnl lie Imprisoned In tlae
County Jail of Eunk County f,,r the tcrm III
three months: This completes the list ri 4e1l-
.ntlcrs which el.all rrnt!ou,Nc this mrn!n.s.
The .rritnnrs will now be takcn in cussoslY by
thu Marshal.
C,sl. Jnesscll, however, llaa something to say
on this punt, lie said: IF ynur Honor rlcasr,
in 1,rn1f If MI the clients that represent here,
tlcs[ru to mike slhttnn here lt'r II Etkpeslh1t
uf sentence {nr reasonable tinc to give liz aii
opportunity to apply far larlun. 1rGstlInr:,
yur Ilul,6r TINT ten tlaya will he t)Hftc E,f-
1cicut. ! 10 not desire 10 say anything uluu
the lnutun
think that sentence should be- suspended. The
rlcns nj guilty III thrsc nrn hnyu been hsoi, the
illcs Of tin Court 'lcrc, nnny Of them for fran
tlrcc 10 fAsr months, Thry lave iad n'nrle
% II pfostssss ices Ss srast Ta r 10: satls a
las hce,l dong, nor tlo think there has hcrn
unytlllug which would give them H. llops
that tho. Executive would lntrrfrrfrrc
i, tIclr bcalf. I'll aot.'c cnscs where 4lefelul-
in the casc IT MrEre, ~ 81. 1.ni,Is wllcrs there
wns ntrnngly t,',,tltsting, evidence, there was
sslspcusLnM Of SENTENCE IN urlcr that an applica-
tloti migAt be nla,lu for Executive cletileMy.
guilty, wleu they nrc cnngfusyrly presumed to
lu, gilllty hy litr nwn admissions mt tic hnr at
thc Epi,Yt, It seems to ne that Il Il too far soNe
for further a!'HMsIo'' 81 sentence; ,r,c rcs-
hut IL Ii quite fair To presume that they, do
, 1876-06-26

In the fall uf 1770, when sir. John Adams and
Mr. hutnlirl Adams Wrsu both iii Philadelphia,
Vi green tua ~ q shutre lwtsrnt paying for tho
same upward II IL nhilfngs. Through H"Hle
mistake IN tho tmst u thu messenger, tho gull
Lister wns giyrD to sirs. sa'nnci tnstrud If to
Mrs. Jul,sl. Tn hospitality intuns, tho former
Invited t,u latter, With so,.u friends, to tea
drinking. Mrs. John praised thv ten whivh
Mia. Banae's saxs.aeuTt l4aa SUIT her, aud
gru1ne ell mt Hills In her next letter to john
tint lv slluutd mi have boen " attentive Us Ills
klnstnun. Thu rrcaln of. tho juku appeared,
hs,weycr, WHEN Mrs. Lol,n discovered II wns E!er
owntca with which she I!atl tpel 90 bs'unttfu!ly
entertained. VI ct,ursr, when the error VIA
n,uuud. Grar Il. Iarler's -nogast'1 Jvr
Ju{Y.