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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-15

1t was yolf correspondents ilten-
ton to give your Iead;rs n letter rom
each Of the places he Visited, nut cir
cumstances preventing that, he con,
cludes to offer "A few items now about
them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
nLARrEs Nv NEW JERSEY.
some Inouirie. TINT the Legislature hns Seen
PIT TO Make.

T,rxroS March lin the Senate to-day
the bill authorizing a tax In cities ana towns OF
.even cents per capita for the celebration Of the
Centennial, was after considerable debate lost.
In the House the Committee on Fees and Sal
arles reported, with the evidence taken, the
amount Of fees received by tho Secretary Of
state. clerk OF the Supreme Court, and Clerk In
Chancery The Clerk In Chanccry testified TO
receiving $1,000 per annum the Clerk OF the
Supreme Court TO ABOUT $1,000, and the Secre-
tary OF state to 5000 per annum.
A till was introduced relative to the State
Prison, which provides that In one month after
the passage OF the act the Governor, Chancellor,
Chief Justice, and Attorney y-General shall be
SUPERVISORS for three years with salary OF
5000 each per annum. Five inspectors are to
be chosen by the joint meetings Of the Legisa-
ture eacn year at salary OF % each per day.
Tho salary Of the keeper Is to be $500 per an
mum.
A bill was introduced fixing the salaries OF
public officers as follows: Comptroller. 81 900 ;
Treasurer, $1,000 no fees for either Attorney
General. 81 10, with present fees Quar- ermas-
ter and Adjutant General, each Sl.200. no fees ;
Private Secretary Of the Governor, 5000, no
fees Assistant Secretary OF State, 5000. no
fees Commissioners of the sinking Fund. each
$1,000, no tees; Superintendent OF Public In
structi0n, s2,OOO no fees state Librarian, Sl,5OO,
no fees In each Of these departments assistants
are to be allowed liked sclares. The Secretary
OF State s to receive the same fees as at present
The fees of the clerk In Chancery md supreme
Court are reduced in all the proceedings and for
the papers copied.
the Pennsylvania R4ilroad Company, appe
before the Judiciary Committee this evening
and argued against the exclusion OF the United
Railroad and Canal Company from the pro-
visions Of the railroad tax bill prepared by the
Conference Committee.
Attorney. General vann; tia hasIprcpared ar
opinion, which will DO presented to the House
tomorrow, that the amended Constitution doe.
not repeal the Five County act.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
CROOKED MAIL CONTRA CTS.
Ono Contractor Faid In Full for Performing q
Only Half the Service.

wAsHINGToS, March III. w. Parke, one
OF the Inspection clerks In the Post once De-
partment, testified before the Post once and
Post Roads Committee that in 1871 he found
that the contractor for carrying the mall be-
tween Buffalo and Suspension Bridge, whose
contract required him to carry 1t both ways
daily, had really performed but one-half the SER
vice. Accordingly he refused to give him the
auditors certificate except for the work actu'
ally done, aud lining hin Jog tae other hslf he
reported the Csc TO Col. RUutt, then Second
Asslskgnt PostWaster-icneral. and In few
days be was ordered to make out the certin.
cate for the full amount. This continued until
ISL. when Routt was succeeded by Tyner.
Thinking the new assistant would be more scru-
pulous, he again reported the case, aud was In
stTucted 10 fine the contractor for his neglect
back to 1871. lie has never heard Of the papers
since that day, having been verbally Instructed
u u AXE out the certificate as usual sUr the fuIl
an,Snnt. Meanwhile The coy lensatipn has been
Increased from Sl.2U to $l.GoU per annum. Ibe
only eIpianation OF this singular affair that can
he obtained Is that Superintendent Bangs re-
ported It was all right. though the Inspection
agent knows It 10 be all wrong. Bangs Is now
Assistant Treasurer at Chicago, and one Of the
ofncals which the Appropriation Committee has
wisely decided can be dropped without injury
u the public service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
GREAT FoRGERIEs IN ROME.
The Marquis Mnntcgazza Writing the Kings
Nnme on BiIls Of Exchange.

LONDON, March IA despatch from
Rome says considerable excitement has been
caused by the discovery that bills OF exchange
for $4,000 have been negotiated under the pre-
tence that they were drawn for the accommoda-
tion OF the King OF Italy. The fraud was ac-
complished by tho forgery OF Victor Emanuers
name as a kind Of guarantee that he would be
responsible for the bills. The bills, which were
for 10000 each, were discounted with the Banco
Populare Of Bologna. The sole perpetrAtor Is
the Marquis Mantegazza OF Milan, and he has
IN ade "A tull confession. II appears tnat, having
obtained access TO the Kings private apart
ments, the baruuis, on coming thence, INF fOrmed
royal aide de-camp that 10 had been instructed
to raise money for the King He produced a
written guarantee bearing Emanuels forced
signature, and then said II was necessary to have
the signature attested. The aide-do-camp bav-
ing seen Mantegazza come direct from the
Kings apartment, gave the required attestation.
Other forged bills were found at the residence
OF the Marquis bearing the royal signature.
The Iimcss Rome special to-day contains fur
ther details Of the great forgery. The Marchese
| gentleman worthy Of all confidence. He was a
director in tho Modena and Mantua Railway.
| some assert be has been employed by the King
| IN financial operations, and taken advantage OF
the opportunities afforded by that confidence.
| In March Of last year tho Marchese Mautegazza
| negotiated loan OF six million francs for the
municip ality OF Naples, and received the money
under MS own control from the Paris bankers
VINO placed the loan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
What ,b. Great scandal Trial Cost.

The Law Committee OF the Brooklyn Super
visors to whom referred the petition Of the jurors
in the Tton Beecher for extra compensation re-
ported yesterday afternoon In favor of an unnamed
extra amount. Supervisor Steers moved to pay the
--cr- ~ c~-'' d'v for tho l2i days they served.
sIptfvisor MeDo6aN moved @ sy, Ne Ia Iol.
lowing collection OF items Of the expense OF tn0 Ai
JuGec 5000 Clerk of the Court g. $50 stem 1graph T.
fees (s.eond nanel. .96s court officers, q Sos ,
sand seven hundred and twelve dollars and
cents for dispute between two men winch was never
settled" the motion 70 pay the Jurors ~ day
lost as was motion to pay 81. The subject was then
table.
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Tho Board of Rd ucation has appointed FraA0D
NJ Rosa agent OF truAncy VICE II. Clark. rorgasA
The body of a newly born female, which bed
died by violence, found behind pile OF lumesx -
b4s Water street yesterday.
Emil Weber died yesterday at 40 Essex strssA
Of ysipeas, resulting from bite the nnEsr by -
brother about slI weeks 1Ro.
Tho anniversary OF tho dedication Of TIM
Chaplin Home 10 TO be celebrated on Frioay, March
at tue instit ution In Sixty-SiXth street.
Henry Edwards and Henry Allen wers each
held In " 800 bail In the Tobs Police Court Yesterday
f9r dealing IN the Wyoming Lottery tickets ~ .
Nassau street
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READY TO ISSUE SILVER COIN.
TAs Printing Of Fractional Currency TO be
StOpped-A saving OF Thousands.

Ths Printing of Fractional Currency to be
Stopped-A saving OF Thousands.
WAsHNGToE. March 1.-The Secretary
siths treasury told the Chairman Of the House
Appropriations Committee that he was ready to
ksue silver II Congress did not appropriate for
printing fractional currency. Mr. Brlstow was
fearful the other day that lightning would sthks
somebody II the issue at the present time should
prove failure. The Appropriation Committee
ready TO assume the responsibility
81 lightning rod and Will tomorrow
report the hll limiting the printing
60 legel tend rs. Tho printing bureau
viii get less than rnc-halt the amount asked.
when the bill is passed large mum Der of plate
printers md employees, botn IN the printing bu-
fsau and n the Columbian B.nk Note Compa-
pys establishment, will be discharged. The
latter prints the backs Of most of the fractional
currency. There Will also be many discharges
IN the Treasurer oiiice aud a ggadual reduc-
tion Of tie entire force in the redemption bu-
Teau.
In view OF this action, the majority Of the eau
Cus Fin nee Committee has determined not to
interfere with the FIRST section II the rodemp-
sion act, which provides for tue substitution OF
silver for fractional currency.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
Extlnaul.hlnr Petroleum Fires.

An exhibition OF the new Connolly hre extin-
guisher given by Its propretors Messrs. Hastings
Of Pittsburgh, before q large number OF gentlemen at
Flfty.nnth street and Eleventh avenue yesterday.
small wooden building had been erected. and In this
was the nrceItinSulshing appsratus Near By shel.
low basin, 3Or2O feet and surrounded DI hllght
brick wall, Was nlled with about 400 gall nA
Of crude petroleum Carbonic acld gas Is used 70 ex'
unfuish nres. The nrst experiment made az the
OIL basin torch was applied % the crude petroleum
and almost Instantly volume OF name and dense black
smoKe rushed hundreds OF feet upward. When the
name WAS greatest and the heat intense that II was
Impossible 70 approach nearer than about two hundred
feet the dry g was let 10 upon the Are through many
small aperuIes In the sides OF the basin, and almost
stAntly the names were eItin sulshed The test
upon blazing pile Of hundred bsrres ned with
rosin and saturated with the most indammAbe oils,
And the resut Wa1 the nstAnAneous extinction Of the
afe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
MAYOR KALBrAEIScH,s ESTATE.
WrunRie over the Meaning Of his win that
the Courts Must strAighIen.

WrunRie over the Meaning of his win that
the Courts Must straighIen.
There was an argument in the Brooklyn
Supreme Court on Tuesday afternoon over the
construction Of the late Mayor Kalbheisch's
will. Mayor Kalbheisch left over million dol
lars worth OF property to be divided among his
nino children, In specific egacies OF 100000
each Special real estate WAS given to his three
sons, no were appointed his executors. This
real estate was therefore charged with Sll3.000,
70 be divided, the Will said, among the other
"eight children. This was a mistake, US there
were only six children besides the three sons.
Tho action was brought To decide, first, whether
eight there meant six secondly. whether the
share OF the $ll3,lOO Is 10 go toward the 100000
or be In excess Of 1t; thirdly whether Mrs.
Fleet, a daughter TO whom was left real estate,
ls TO take one-sixth Of the $ll3,OOO; fourthly,
whether the shrinkaRe Of the property s charge
fore JUDGE DNkman. who reserved decisLon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
TIE NArIoNAL FINANoEs.
sSme Important Facts Disclosed by the Del
Statement.

statement.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The public debt
statement to-day discloses the fact that the
SOOo'OOO'oO0 Of hve per cent. bonds authorized by
Congress has been exceeded by over $1,000 900,
leaving stil over t7,0ooOOo to be paid for by the
Syndicate.
The reduction OF the debt forths eight m o onths
Of this fiscal year is but 100000 less than the
IotAl amount for the whole OF the last fiscal
year. During the month Of February tho legal
senders deposited TO take up bonds held for the
sesurity OF national bank circula ion was S57b4-
Sn, while the amount OF bonds deposited
soo security for new banks was bnt Sl,O90,-
w The contraction OF the currency Tor the
sEht months ending to-day was flT64,1l5.
Tbe debt statement contains one OF those
enlYmatioal things which Will probably be for
ever lnexplicable. On Feb. "a the Treasury De-
Eousn IN snsw.erlng resolution OF the
Gleh Included ta36oooOO Of coin certificates.
tlvs Gays from that dats the coin certin Gates
Sso increased TO t3S,0O0,OOO, while the coin bal
.nos hhu lncrea.ed $I2,0OCOO. Where the Treas
Ply nas found Sl2,Q1000l IN Ave days bothers the
financial calculation OF members Of Congress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
THE C4RLIST VAR.
Don Carlos Docs Not ReIinquish his Claim to
the spanish Thrcne.

PARIS March IAN official Carlist docu-
ment is published here, stating that Don Carlos
has not relinqulshed his claim to the throne Of
Spain. lie was not vanquished, but entered
France voluntarily. He gave up his arms neither
to France nor the AlfoLsists, but voluntarily
laid them down after heroic struggle, thus
completely reserving the future which belongs
to him.
ST.. JEAN DE suz, March IA rumor is cur
rent that several Carli5t leaders, Including
CaTasa, have been assassinated at SabaYen.
LONDON, March IA special despatch from
Madrid u the NclOs says that thirty thousand
men will be sent TO Cuna Immediately. There
will be three DAYS hull 1ghts and other festivi-
ties on the entry OF the royal troops into
Madrid.
special despatch TO the Daily Neirs from
Paris saws Don Carlos will arrive in that city on
Thursday. lie Will proceed To Calais. where a
yacht is waiting to convey him TO England.
The Spanish Embassy at Parts positively de-
MES that ex-Oueen Isabella b any political
motive IN visiting Spalu. She goes at the re-
request OF King Alfonso. II ls said that Isabella
will 20 10 Caravnuchel, near Madrid, Immediate
lY after King AlfOnso's return from the north.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
A Dianppaintad Caronar.

"Tho most peculiar case that ever came under
my observation" said an exCoroner. was that Of q
young man who died Of tight boots After struggling
week 10 vain attempt TO get the boots on he con
euded that II he should stand in pile driy or and LEI
shove him into them"
What was the result ?" asked liftener.
"Wen" answered the Coroner, "there 10 no doubt
that he was showed into his bOots but he showed
80 far INTO them that could md enough Of him
10 hold an Inquest aud that the Sti more
remarkable, for while he was beyond all comparison
The dsaas,I man that sver came under my professions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

Panet >ro Megata, commissioned by the apan-
ese ooyernm, at 10 study the American educational
system, and T Ko.neIch. an sttachS of the Japanese
Consulate were yisitO-s 10 the Board OF Education
yesterday. The Commisso-ar was comically attentive
ton and the atache noted indust. ..a y. A request
from the womens Centennial Union for permission 70
solicit subscriptions from the school girls 'r banner
for the Women'B Department OF the Centenh.-l Ex
position referred 10 the Normal School Cummtt>A
Commissioner DOwd having moved y reconsider atlon
Of the Appropriation Of 5000 for centennial history
OF the common school system. voted at tho last e.
ing, the entire subject handed TO tho Committee
on the Course OF studies aud SchoOlbookA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
DEFENDING MS CASTLE.
Long Isln nd Man who Deied three Omcern
TO Take Him or his House.

Some weeks ago the property OF Her
man PohlmaD, in winfield, Long Island, was
sold under foreclosure to MIR. Lake OF Coum-
busvllle. On Monday morning Lake demanded
possession Of the premises. Poblman pointed
pistol at him, and threatened to shoot any
man that attempted 10 come on his premises.
Lake obtained q warrant against Pohlman for
felonious assault, ana Officers Ruck. Klosset and
klingenbeck were ordered to arrest him. As
the officers demanded admission they saw
through the window firearms of all descriptions
on tho table, and Pohlman and his wife with a
pistol in each hand.
onioer Ruck attempted to open the window,
and put his hand inside, but a blow from within
disabled him. Pohlman threatened TO blow
their brains out II they made any further at
tempt to get In, and they went away. MIR. lake
demanded his property, aud PohimAn LAims
protection from the Russian Government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
An African E1pIoratIon Abandou.d.

LONDON, March 1.-The Ti,nes to-day has .
letter from Alexandra containing the folovnsi . n
Is stated good authority that Col Gordon. the Afr
explorer. Is returning To Cairo. Vnious
assigned for this step, among which the foIes
ing; Harassing struggles with tthe rebeous trfb1a
have thnned his forces the Egyptian troops DO ao9
thrive at the Equator blacks are not always readily
recruited, and also . want OF harmony between CoI
Gordoa and The Egyptian admiliet alton ior the per
nisnent control OF equatorial Egypt. II 10 probaolf
that Egypt will Temporarily aoandon the dsYelopmsat
OF her equatorial posscssi0ns."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
WinslnM,a l:xtrnd diiian.

LONDON, March L-Mr. Dearborn, tho onaoss
from Boston who has the papers necessary for tho
tradition OF wlnslow. the forger. arrived In LonaaA
yesterday. He has already visited the America. CID
bassy, aud the papers will be officially placed In 90
possession Of the embassy this afternoon 70 moro4
.urning In ample time Tor prcscltatcnIo Sir rhous
Henry, The chief magistrate at the Bow strest Do2
N-surt. Wlrn The prisoner Is brought up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

On Tuesday evening, Thomas Carr, OF S5s East
Twenty-eRBth street. and James welsh, OF 81 Eliza
beth street. attended the religious services In the Hip
podrome Both had been drinking heavily, and as theT
were going asay they grew argumentatiYe. Welsh 10 .
Catholic and Carr Protestant. The discussion grow.
INK warmer the men resorIod TO blows. then clnehed
ana fell TO the ground. aud ouicer arrested thon
Justice Murray sent them TO the city prison Tor ten
IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

Tho Western Union Telegraph Company has
reduced rates to certain points whore opposition nes
have onnces from New York 70 Troy from 90 TO %
cent. from New York TO 0eneya PhSlPs. shcrt.yille
cenu. The Atlantic and Paclnc Company hAVs adopted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

LONDON. March l.-Messrs. Dent, Palmer Q
Co.. OF Klngs ArmS Yard. Moorgsts street. Ann0uRss
that the payment OF the Interest and drawn boaep
due TO-DAY on the Turks loan 1853 they have oAW
received Eio. .SS5 OF tile Gl2O.7l8 required
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
wa,I stree, BuIIs Abroa d.

Tho yacht Vosta, which arrived at Queenstown
on Tuesday morning had on board Mr.. g. M. Milis jay
Gouids quondAm CONFIDENTIAL broker. who IL to make
two years cruise tho Mediterranean for beueAt
of h health Tom Warner the champion dancer Of the
New YORK Stock Exchange and hr JosephSon. also OF
tho Stock ExcnAnXe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

Nearly Ave thousand OF tho destitute poor OF
Jersey City are suffering for the necessities Of fs
owing TO the exhaustion OF the Aldermane poor fund
committee of the Aldermen are in Trentoa endeavor
ing TO secure tho passage Of a Law authorizing the
board transfer the poor fund account fro@s AAs'
apprOpTiallOna,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

LoNpos. March 1.-The marriage OF Prof TyDA
dali to Miss Loui. Caud iamiton took race Jester
day st we,tmin,ter Any. Tho rite was pefornee
by' Dean stSniex mnns Nase present we're Ihoney
CARLYLE. Prof. Huxley, DUcto. hooker ana BIZ "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

The Union Revival. Committee OF the ysrsss
City Y ~ c. A has asked the members Of the PastorN
Conference TO cooperate with them BY ailowiHg -
different churches under their control 20 " uAe4 fea
series Of revival services.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

CoNsrAHrINoPLE, March l.-MukhtAr Ps~-N~
tegraphs to the Pore that the HerzeEovinans sASv
signs of dk couragement. and many OF them have sSb
mittod Refugees are beginning 10 return Y thsD
homes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

WASHINGTON, March The monthly state
mtnt from the Treasury Department shows the total
debt to be t2 3 670 4S370 eps cash In the treasury
e2,llS2S3, ,oJ0soi decrease during the mouth Of Tsb
ruarT. t3.272.733
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWs.


suIIInR inc EmperOr.
LONDON, March 1.-The Pdu Mdu Gdssttsa
Berlin special says that the Emperor William hn 70
fused Count Won Arnlm's application for = safe Coz
duct to visit his son, who Is l In Berlin. lie hss as
yet answered the petition OF Count Ven Arnim's fam
ily for the PARTON N the Count. He summoned
appear before the gn Court OF state the e1st tsy
OF February. but he disrcgarded the summons wh,aA
was delivered TO him oy The German Consul at Flers
ence. TOday's papers say that the en- once
preferred an accuaiOn against the Count, emDracinG
the charges OF high treason ana insulting the Emperol
Prince Bismarck, and the Foreign once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
Til. New Gs:: Cow: -: .4.ensrai of india

LONDON, March l.-Lord Lytton, who has -
Gently been appointed succeed Lord Northbroos -
Governor. General OF India, left the Charing Crwe
Station OF the nth Eastern Raroad tns afterno2a
route TO Naples, whore he will embark fer IRAis
lie WAS accompaniedb by Lady Lytton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

PLATTsluRGH, N. Y, March; l. = The HsA
Moss Kent PlA Inspector OF State Preon1, died ~ ~
residence Ia this place A. 4O O'Clock this AfternOeA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
The Inunda,ion. In Germany,

BERLIN, March 1.-lhs inundationS In sha
provinces arc Increasing Many persons havs
been drowned near Posen Tho railway from Possn -
TharD II threatened With destruction by the n0OaA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

The Philharmonic Society of Staten Island
will give concert al Association Hall Friday even
Ing avxL The programme u VerE attractive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02

The Death OF Lady Stanley.
LONDON, Match 2.-Lady Stanley Is deal-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
JOTTIN0s AMOUR TO wv.

Northeast shifting to north est winds oiOa1
and anoW. followed 0y clearing weather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-02
MINISTER scHENcK's DENIAL.

LONDON, March l.-Mr. Schenck, the Ameri-
can Minister, publishes the following card;
LONDON March lin some London papers. this
porting 70 give a report OF Lyon; testimony B..
whole statement concerning me As tissue OF
Infamous tasehoods Having obtained leave OF absence
from my Government for the purpose shall sail on the
steamer tor tho United StAtos TO confront my
calumniatop aud ylndicate my reputaion.
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bid me- nut fellow members OF Plymouth Church I
have already made yous fair proposition II is that
before three such honest, impartial men as I
have mentioned I Will, without reserve, give
ali these facts. conccalng no circumstances
ana no names which have convinced mr beyond the
possibility OF doubt Of Mr. II echers guilt. AMI 90
Tar mouy my former proposition as . say that viii
to their pubshing all the facts tat to
them best, ointing only the ratnes and Identifying cir
cuustanccs and that viii aFrce to abide BY their de
cisiOn whether was justned n my convictions OF his
guilt, and in my scnce aud In mr. speech-no matter
whether plymouth Church Mr.. Beecher abide BY II
not. The facts be had In this way or ina gne,
by suit for libel which shall be compelled 70
spond.