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The New York herald., 1876-12-24

SIOAiAOk..
A -SIUkAuE-wEsf SIDE STORAGE WARE
~ .houses oYJ ga, osd hudson ST. TO Greenwich st.
and 10 Abingdon squareSorage and safe keeping FUR
nitnte. pianos baggage trunks mirrors pantings orna
mepts carpets theatrical properes goods and wares OF
every received day and night separate rooms OF
commodang extensive and responsible estabishment In
the business r. TAGGAkI Owner and Proprietor Office,
5a3 Hudson St. Abingdon square,.
EMplRE STORAGE wAKEHoUsEs-FoR fURNI
llurc, pianos, mirrors. baggage and merchandise, in
These first warehouses have more
lower of Insurance and charges Tor
than any similar establishments INSPECTION in
vited. Removing. boxing aud shipping promptly at
tended TO H. ORElLLY Co, Proprietors Sss 800 and
Ys'2 Hudson ST.
LAGLt STORAGE wAREuOC ES-U UNSURPASSED
Lior sae keeping OF furniture and goods of kind
compartments; aud orderly lowest rates
1903 to iUI West SD ST. ono door OF 9Th
OANs MADE on FURNITURE STORED AT AID.
Lvertiser's Warehouse. Address STORAGE, Herald Up
town Office
MORGAN a BROTHERS. STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Nlior Furniture, Pianos, Baggage &e inspection invited
broadway and 9Th Vt.
RESTAURANTS.
T I'VE AND LET LfvE-BRoADwAy AND FULTON.
shere all the dccaces OF the scssoE are served In FIRST
e.ass stxe One Oysters our apecialH. ;. aILAC<l
The New York herald., 1876-12-24
HORSES. CAust,iAGas. &C.

A SECOND HAND.
Landau of make and Is good
Landsulet also IN AXE newly done
Coupe, for and two horses. aud in good order
The named desirable and worth looking after,
and will De sold for less than their value.
j. B. BREW STER n Co,
as East 25th 81.
The New York herald., 1876-12-24
LEGAL NOTICE 5.
IN TIE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE,
lPRoBATE, DIVORCE AND ADMIRALTY DIvISIO

IN lie HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE,
lPRoBATE, DIVORCE AND ADMIRALTY DIVISION
To JOHN RICHMOND. late of Castleford, in the
county of York, In Great Britain, railway porter:
August 1876 has issued under the Of the Divorce
Division of Her Maestys High Court of Justice,
OF George Marsden Of Rose Terrace Grove street.
Wakefield in the county OF York. joiner citing you ap
pear and the petition filed in the said praying
dissolution OF his marriage with Henrietta Marsden:
such ntima that In default
will said petition
proved in of law. and TO sentence
therein and that for the SAID purpose to attend
said Somerset House, Strand in the county Of
Mddleex and enter appearance in book provided for
that without which will not be allowed to nd
dress the Court cthcn by COUNSEL at stage
of the proceedings in the cause.
Dated this oath day OF November. 1896.
EDWARD +. JENNER Registrar,
agents for THOMAS BURTON, of Wakefield, solicitor for
tna petitioner
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
lPRoBATE. DIVORCE AND ADMIRALTY DIVISION.
To Henrietta Marsden, late OF Castiecrd in the
county FORK in Great Britain
Take notice, that citation bearing date tho 4th day
August 1875, has issued under seal OF the Divorce
division Her Maestys High Court of Justice, at the in
stance George Marsden, of Rose Terrace, Grove ST.,
appear and answer the petition flied said court
praying for q dissolution OF bis srrage with you and
such citation contains intmaon that in default OF
proved OF law and to pronounce
therein that for the said to attend in
by SOLICITOR at the Divorce Registry OF the
said Somerset House, strand In the county OF
MddeeA and enter appearance In book provided for
that purpose without which you will not he allowed TO ad
the Court either in by COUNSEL at stage
/. che proceedings in the cause.
Dated tnis 24th day oI November 1870.
EDWARD n. JESNER, Registrar.
Tor Thomas Burton, of Wakefield solicitor for the pct
TONER
, 1876-02-25

WHAT An INyEaT10AT1OH DKMoEHTHATED
New ORLEANS Fob. 24.-TAe House Commit
too on Public aud Charitable Institutions OF the
State to-day mRdo special report on the dnan-
cial condition OF the Charity uospital, In which
they say tho attention Of tho House aome weekB
ago Was caliod by tho member from Bt. Charles
Parish to tr1naaot!ona in Charitable Hospital
warrants which occurred in 1874. Your Com
msttee have made inquiry NTH regard to 1t. and
now report tho fAcss. After repeated but
tho Treasurer OF State for payment, tho Board
war compelled to place with tho State National
Bank, 8. Il. Konnedy President, e46, 600 Of war
rants ~ collateral security for loan of $4,000.
Whoa thia loan Mhs 1eturnhbla to the DAnk. pay
ment Has required, and tho Board were forced
10 uell tho HarrantB ut heavy sacrifice. The
1eKottstson Was made through MI. Edward
ldgney. then = Director Of that Bank, and also
amombor Of the Hospital board. Tho purchaser
Collector Of The First District Of New Orltnns
md tho psco 80 contB on tho dollar. Tho
lmonns then rnalIzed to tho Lonptal in cash for
CAS-, 600 Of warrants MAS $4,000, md tho loss
lrTcre1 BY tho hospital was $4,000 On this
Jingle sale. The blamo AttAchahfe to this trauB-
Lotton fela on Treasurer Dubnolet, or hts Hu-
Pcrior IN oi!ice. Your Committee find
That. during tlo, FIVE years last paut,
Tho hospital has suffered a loss Of e247, 900 BY
10 sell because unable to cast tbo!r warrants at
tbs Treasury. Your Committee ascoztained that
The $4,000 OF hospital wnrrants, referred to
aboyo al sold by tho Board to atr. James 3,
Clarke, uorc cashcd at tho Treasury within =
gsry short tnao after they we're sola, although
Tho Treasurer had continually pretended to tito
board he had no money to moot then.
, 1876-02-25
SCANDAL SCRAPS.
CLAFLlN TO EQWEN.

New YONG, Aug. q, 1s74..-Fn1ExD BowEN
Tiltoa aBks me TOR the "sriparsite." as you will
soo by the nclosod lottsr} Also tue lsttar to you
IN type, prepared for tho 0oltien Age, and At
tachol to tho tripassits agreement replied to
him that could gtvo 1t up only by tho written
consent Of tho thEeo parties in lutorest. don't
knor why he asks for ttlcuo papers, a. pre-
sumo hts friend Slon!soa has copy. unleBa hs
thinks that he can fTtghten aotle OF III BY tho
publication Of what he aays you communicated
to him in tbs Woodstock letter, and verbally
from time 70 t!mc. All this atuff. you know,
was publishod substantially by Woodruff, al
though mot In 10 connected form. Ny prlucl-
pal object ln writing ia to suggest, IN case he
publishes IT, the letter: whethef you could not
in tho Woodstock LITTER to refer to matters aud
troubles in tho way Of busipess, which worc
abundant nbont that tlme. and which would
naturally make soms feeling on your part toward
Mr. Aoeohor. and which you would hkvs boon
likoly to expreBa In Rn extravagant manner to
an intimate frloud and associate, ~ TiIton MAS
At that time. Such an explanation would look
usll for Baeohcr aud yourself.
q. 3, CLAII1N,
, 1876-02-25
BOWEN.
HE sTA7EMEHr TO TnB FALMOUTH CHURCH con-
AlTTEB.

H11 BTAIENKNT TO THB PLYMOUTH CHURCH CON-
MITTEB.
NEW YONG. Fob. 24.--The Brooklyn Eagle says
Mr.. Bowen declines to givo the tox& Of bis state-
msnt to tho newspapers, and the Plymouth Com
mittoo eay thoy will not. Tbs Eagle reporters
called upon hTr. Downn aud mombors OF tho COM
mittoo today. but they woro all firm. Tie aub-
ssanco OF tho statemont, howoyor. has boen as-
contained: 1fr, BoHon does not claim to Lavo
hRy knowledge Of guilt on Mr.. Deechas'a part.
no SAYS he believes him guilty because Of what
ho has heard from dtvers parties. Tic only
natnos mentioned BY him aro Mr. aud Mrs. Rich
ards who, he said, told him that Mrs. Tl!tou
con.enscd 10 them. Another woman, vhoao
nnno ho declines to give, told him, ho aays,
that, in 1853 sho eaw Mr. Bcooher onter In !
suhplcions manner tho study ot Plymouth
Church with woman whose nhne he also de-
ellneu to mention. Hts informant dld not SAY
chs believed thero uaa. Tho third and chief
cnso cited by Bowen is that Of woman
rho, llo says told him that she had
been twice outraged by Mr. Hoecher.. and
that subsequent to outraEeb sh0 1ornained I'M
properly intimate with him. Who thls woman
whom they took place, aro facts which Mr. Bowen
declares he cannot be induced to disclose. Apart
from these three ca8oA tho statement Ia dsvoted
to dofonsa Of Mr. Dowou'a behATior sowhrd
hr. Daecler and tho public sioeo ha booamo con-
ylnced Of Deeohcr'u guilt. -......
THE RPfHopH At BnoTHEn NALIIpAY'6.
Hcnry O. Bowen .chaEautortzos As An " out
rage" tho conduct Of tho Plymouth Church
people last aveuing, aud expresses surprise and
indignation thai any body o; Christiaas would
attompt to lock fres-born citizen In = room
aRatnat bis will. Hs Ia dctlberattng what action
lie should take. II any, iu order to bring tho
pespetrators Of tho attompt On Ma neraopsl
liberty to juBtfee.
, 1876-02-25
O. JOHNSON.
ANOTHER or MIS- QUEER AND CONTRADICTORY


ANOTHER or MIS- QUEER AND CONTRADICTORY
Ep1sTLEs.
NEW YoRK, Fob. M.-0liyer johnson appears
to-day wlth another 'soandal" contribution,
made necessary In explanation Of aaother pub
lisl,ol "privato ard coniientiat lottor, this
timo writton to Theodore Tsiton, unlor tho date
OF luna 4. 1874. In this lotser johnson said:
Mr DEAN THEopoRx: LIT mo. n IN old ffiend
whose heart IL wrung by your tsrrihio suffering and
sosrow toll you that you nnses hare tras psaes Of
posa aud thought of iniusin0 the man who has
can frame, nouo are sacred u thoso wo mako to
those vto haTs injured IL, aud whom We hAye pro-
fesscd forgiyo sud they a.crcd ust In propor
tlon AZ their violation would work injury TO those to
whom they are made. You cannot palnt too biaekly
Ito wrongs Jou havo suffered.
Oliver Johnson writen now. in o1p1anhuon Of
tho aboYo, and OF hts deslra to restrain T1iton
from making An exposure:
Assured Of Beeehor's Innocence Of any aort Of
crime. ret Enew there were circumstances which, It
d!acoaed, would cast suspicion upon him, and subject
him to great annoyance and pnin. knew, also, thst
Mr.. Tiltons life would not beee scrutiny, for hs
had contcsscd bis adulte,ics to In theEo orcn-
stances, for hta fTt1sons) sake, qno ~ uch n for
Dscrhcrs amt not leRs for thu sakb OF blu wife and
children, avoided Irritating him by telling him that
no longer beloved hiA main accusnton wAs &rua.
pleaded with him, at times. on tbs seeming ad
mission that ha proyoeatton vaa black h. aa!a It
raA dealt with him as would NTH man partial
y dsrkugcd.
, 1876-02-25
IOWA.

wEosxspAy's LraIB1Ar1yE PROCEEDINGS.
DEs MONIES, H., Fob. 24.-The House yos-
!erday afternoon laid OH tho tablo the IIouao
bill permitting tho defendant In = criminal caxo
10 testify iu his own behalf.
Tho HOUSE bill lo9allz!ng tho acknowledgement
Ut deeds by deputy county officers was pasaadt
llso tho bill to sxsend tho timo Of bonding city
lndcbtedaess; to abolish tho systcm Of visiting
srhopla By County supcrinsendcnts; tho act to
prescribe tho ,uods Of drawing Jurors to &C.
Commotato scholars living at i remote distance
from ths!r owl Eohool'houao :; requiring Town
ship Cleske to pont noticeB os s!ootion and TO
celpts and expenditures.
Tho Senate last night ordered engrossod Al
amendment to the Constitution a1oiiaaipR tho
Grand Jury. THO amendment relative 10 secsA.
Ean schools mas laid ou the tAble.
THURSDAY.
In tho House this morning bills voro passed.
10 eccond leading providing for the comron-
aaton Of County Troaaurcra providing thlt a
peteon nentonced to thu penitontihfy shall NOT
be admitted to ball providing that in road casos
klhealed the appellae must pay tho costs to
repeal Boc. 800 Of tho oodo relat.ye to life-ln-
bn1auce companies 10 provide for thu osgRnt.
iasion OF independent school districts o bill to
Protect creditors.
Tho bill in relation to tho collection Of taxes,
offending the tlmo Of sale for delinquent tnxot,
occupied the morning hour.
Ths resolution providing tor tho Wonan'a
suffrage amendment to tbs Constitution passed
the House this afternoon by yoto OF "a 10 40,
In tho Senate thts morning Tho committee Is.
ported that land could not be fty1anted 10 Tho
Mc1tsgos Il b!oux City 1latlroad uus,l the atato
bad asat resumed tho grant. Thia opcns up Two
n8hls over Tho bill. wAiuh will he hot.
Tha bill to prohibit the sale Of liquor Of all
klnds. including vino md beer BY the dram,
Wan taken up. and ~ amendmant WAs adopted
s1oludiu8 vine aud bsoE. The bill wsa orlasstl
10 b. sugrossed-20 to 10. A motion to rscot.
oldeF wa carried, and, on tho dpsl passage ot
lhe hll, tho vote stood - 70 At. Not hsluR =
constitutional majority, tho bill was Loaf.
ertpare end report bill Tor such amendments
10 the Railroad Tariff Ian as will tend to pro-
note justice and tho general welfare Of tue
1k2tS,
, 1876-02-25

ssroe neek day In year; tt happened last Ia
1878. whom fhurriay WAS Tho favored day,
Thanksgiving Day beng ono Of tho four; 1t wf'I
not .a9itn happen during this oanturT. But
holidAya falling on Bnnday are celebrated On
Monday and tho year 1891 will practically DO
thus distinguished, cnce ono Of its holidays falls
on Sunday and throo On Monday, IA the ques-
tion Ia sometimes asked what day Of tho ucsk
noted occurrences In 1910 happened on. It may
10 woll TO bear in mind the oimple rule Of count
Ing back I've weok days from The week day in
1916 Of the day Of Tie month in question: thus
July I. 1876, falls on Tuesday; ffye days hack
from Tuesday gives Thursday; therefore, July
4, 1770 fell on Thursday.
, 1876-02-25
STATE AFFAIRS.


WISCONSIN.
T1IK rlfl1.ADELrTlrA APPROPRIATION.
s,xetal D,spateh to Ths ch'eaao Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Fob. 24.-Tha Assembly this
pfopristion btl with tho amount fixed At $10 900,
many friends Of q liberal appropriation voting
no, believing nothing better thnn this pa'tsy
sum. Tho Senate unanimously zefnsod con-
ou1reoeo In the amendment, and asked for a
committso Of conference. Tho Assembly wil
undoubtedly reeedo,
Tho Assembly occupied Two and half houra
"a tho Chippewa Dells Dam bill. which waB op-
posod BY Witor, Of Chippewa Falls advocated
BY nlesars: Stocking, Merrali. Mumbrno, and
Griffin, ordcrsd to third roadiug. aud passed. BY
Tho uuproccdsntcdly large vote Of II to 10.
Assembly bill. passed " 10 relation to oytdeuco
ID suits on official bonds aud 10 recover public
funds; to punish fraudulent banking with Bs-
ware penalsios; relating 70 the publication OF
legal noslcos; to hx reduced ana earoiu!l5-
itaupa. and newspapers to members ard others
connected wlsh the Legislature; to anaond the
laH relative to tho ASSESSMENT na1 collection OF
ta1ea in villages. ......
by voto Of 10 to 40 tile indefinite postpone
mont wks ref,sod Of = bill requiring Registers
Of Deeds to futnish statamenta Of mortgages,
10 that holders might DO reached lot taxation,
aud tt YVES rscorntnitted.
no TAXATION At ALL.
The ta1l propoaing to repeal the exemption
.rom taxation OF churches, schools, and charita-
bls Institutions, against which there has been
such a food OF retnonstrancen, was made 4
special order for nozt Monday evening.
rA1I1's BIcEHEas.
Airport was presented last evening, but, not be-
hg read, tho reporters had no knowledge Of 1t, Oh
snoratlng Asscinblyman PAIL from any ioteutfon
OF contempt or violation Of tho rules In absent-
ing himself without loaro on account Of "iil-
ness" tho day Of tho contest OYER the Gray
Bennett case.
''NEroNN" FINANCES.
Tho Senate to-day adopted n resolution direct
Ing tho Finance Committee to examine vonohs1s
u rcooip.s aud disbursements Of tha State
treasury for tho 3Rat quarter.
4 fow local liltA pastcd.
aFAnE THAT TnEEl
Tbcre Nas loug dEHcussion On bill amend
Ing tho ashcaamont law In regard to aAw-logs and
timbor. specially advocated BY Senator Barron,
md 1t waa refused third EeadlnE- to %.
ExCCEbonY.
Both Houses to-day received Invitations from
Atlanta to grand excursion through tho Slate
II Qeorgla.
, 1876-02-25
FOREIGN FLOODS.
1.osA OF Life and Properly In Germany
aud Hungary.

d.osA Of Lille and Properly In Germany
aud Hungary.
Bzu1ls. Fob. 2a.-1ho thAw has csuted tho
rlgerB to r,so throughout thu country. Tbs
freBhets aro particularly ssvo1o In Ha1ony aud
Blless. The Elbs has burht tho dikes uoar
Afagdebu1g, Kalbo. hnd Wittonborg. and half the
district Of Darby, 100 niles from MRdgebusg. Ia
submerged. dreat dstreas 10 Appseheuasd.
boyosal railway acodanta have occurred 10 con-
Tho bAnkn Of tho Vls.nla ara inundated tor
miles near elsss, and many families a1s homo
iets.
PEsTn, Feh. 14.-The Danube haa been rising
al day. At 0 o'clock tonight tho wasos WAS
rnetrea aboYo the ordtaasy loYel. Several quar-
tora OF Festh and HudA sre submerged. A dis
tillsFy. undermined BY the curtnnt, fell tonight
cFuahinK eloyen persons. ComoEn IL completely
inundated. aud hundreds OF people lAya boen
diIFau from thsir homes.
, 1876-02-25

for LOVING whsra he ought not. I1ls lors Was
built upon \ hnngshold whorn tho nant ot
woman WA only no1t to that OF \ Baint.
During th8 portion Of his address hfr. Deeoher
wan very mitch Affected. lIls associations bad
Leon with won,on whom lo oould not hoip lov-
Ing, and Ill that ho had sutrorott 1t the
hands OF those Of auothor. school hsi
and purity OF wou1anhooa. It Was only proper
to mAintsln withln lie sooius[on ttst Which.
when II bursts out will dest1ov everything
around It 11o thought ho might aay With
nut fear. that he mas cu1oyinR tue bless-
Ing Of God, aud waa very naar 10 Him,
and fIo would say thorc MAS not = creature IN
lilo world aor whom ha would not suffer II ho
could save him from greater ButforinR. II
thete WAS any. word which he had sald to
hurt tho. brothora Of near, churches ho
Tas Anxioua to withdraw 4. AZ somo
i 0Ss v.s % ao.re esi' Now .su.asm .sa nd look
Ing back upon his lifo, hs felt great Joy. L.
did NOT care for bis reputation after ho wAo
lcad but II, In his time, ha had boon
would chocr tho sick and tho young,
therein Was his JoY for postesiay, Hs Expressed
bis groAe gratitude to tbs fathers and brothers
Of Tho Council for ths reelilt arrived al. They
Ind brought tho strength and courage, and they
wero Thankful for 1t. They had made
10 recommondattou which could not
sonne Of thon, reached ttoir homes. Hs dssirotl
TO ASSURE them that II ever fhoy moro In trouble
that In tho dsrkost m!dnIght, iu the nasrowoat
path that light which sAvod tho world VAS
enough. uo askod thcn 10 trust ID Jesus Christ
and said: "Fashasa and brothsrs, 1 bid you
farewell"
Ds. Bacon thon declared tho Council dissolved.
, 1876-02-25
TURKEY,

LONDON, Feb. 24-Ths Ttn'es has q lettes
from Po1a commenting oa tho Bultans recent
indispostttou. Tns wsiter saTs shs moat omlnous
sumosa wese spread about ~ 10 the gravity ol
tbs Padlshah's ilineas, aud speculation WAS aaoas
- TO what the people might b. looking forward
to should a1eirs come to tho Hosst. The Sui
tAn'a scheme about altering the osdes OF sucass-
hion to tho throne assus to have besu sban-
dousd, and tbs hair Il not ths eultan's oldest
son, but hs brother Mehsmmsd NQQrad EHen-
nl =
, 1876-02-25
THE 8lNCHAMS.

Hptefal Di&pntch 10 The chfedoo Tribune.
rwp1ANApo1Is, Feb. 24.-Tho Commissioner Of
Internal Roveuuo las dsrootad tho A4torney-
General to suspend the suits againas this bonds
men Of tho DinghamR, convicted dlssilless Of
Evansville, probably with view Of adjusting
ths mstkey without further coet1 knd annoyance.
william IteiimAn IL most Interested in thts pro-
cesdine, being on their bonds to tho smonnt Of
]bout $3.50. .D00,
, 1876-02-25
SPRINGFIELD.
McnN t&ff,Sf.fMkxYH.

6Dsssat Dispatch to Thu cAteaoa 7riaant.
srn1Noxrz1p, ILL.,. Feb. 2l.-In tho Federal
District Court to-day joint indictment was re-
turned a9ainss Henry P. Westerman, John l..
Smith, dave T. Thompson. pckiu distlilere;
George 4. II. Campbell, tho fugitive rsk'n
IauEer and Al Smith. chief clerk Of Colfactor
IlArpsr, charging rl,e formor With conspiracy
with the 1asler 10 dafrAud shs Government.
, 1876-02-25

z. AfN fof& 7TttHr3. .
Tuesday IL much favored by holidays In the
pfeesnt year. -Four Of tue laRsl holidsvs fall on
That day Of tho week. namely, WAshlugton's
Birthday, Decoration Day, tbs Fourth Of July,
md, OF couEss, Election Day. il IL = somewhat
sAss opouusaqs faS frus holiaaJs 70 hs'" lbs
, 1876-02-25

pa1LApEIan1A, PA., Feb. A.-The Rev. n. r.
Ntehglaon, D. D.. wAs installed horo this eysn-
ioG IL the Ai4slonAry niahop Of tho Reformed
Episcopal Church. Alahop Cheney, OF Iuiaata
pleaahoo ths aarruoa.
, 1876-02-25
ilRITIlAhY.

3rt4fat Cpsf<tpoadsn<s u 1h2 Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Feb. 2o.-On 6aturdAy, John
Hsultn, ona Of tho oldest citlxsus OF Portland,
Nch.. died, aged 81 years, having besn resi-
dsut there tor thisty-th1eo gears.
, 1876-02-25
FOREIGN.
Coroner's Inquest In tho Stoa,nc
slip Strntllclytio Disaster.
Tho Captain Of the Franoonia Dsoiaros
to Bo Guilty Of Manslaughter.
Anotl!or and Final Battle Looked ro,
Dotween the Spanish Armies.
List Of Members Of the New Fronch
Cabinet.

r,,~ HnTnu ~. .T,,n, xnr 3 - ,,s.sr. n.,s,
~. ~ 1,,.. .......,
LONDON. feo' @4.-ihe lnqncat On tae boulca
Of the victims Of tho sttathclgdc dlsassar con-
ctidad to-day. Tho Jury, after an hour and
el,uoht,, .r.,nst t,a ofI7cor II, ch.r1x ~ IT,
..a.',as rssas,. W. 49,. 80 s.s ,sst. y. tuo
steamer Ffaneon'a' ana EXPRESSING Indignation
against tho officers OF That Btcarner for atcanfnS
away without rendering any assistance. Tho
fury also csnsured the Captstn of tho aur uhinh
in snprer to tbn Fr.ncopta'a s1onals rant In
nor, 1nHteao OF gong 10 tue "scekoa Feasss. 4
Tho Captain OF tho steamer FfnnconIa haa
beeu admitted 10 bail.
v.uunv
r.. 1,.,, a. =. l.. 1,,.
hants, have failed. Thor lsbillHoa .ro re-
ported ut %, 0oo and thoir aesots arc ho!iov.
Natons, M % stosn,hin cou,nany,s ab,ro. mi ~. ,u'
sH' ,,s.ss "".,'"sa ssosa "a" uo' .1' WV
'a'''e e'c''asu 'ooa5 lsoM - TO "ao o>a'
the CANAL PURCHASE
LoHDoy Fob. 2i.-Iu tho House Of Cpmuope
this evening, ths Msrouis Of Harrington a,tod
thn ch,nc.nor ~ ,ho r1chnoner !. onnatso, ~
1s,,,n ~ w.. a., n,.., .,,ers. 1920 ts- e,.
la''ng 70 no snos JANA! ehases. IN reply. s!s
Lessops vero negotiating In relation to = moala.
cation of the goos Canal duos. No Modification,
ao,,d nn,-.,. ,,n,u .hav waro .,rra1ss =. ~.
~ ,'1... ."v, "s ~ ~
A'A~'A'ef s"o ~ ~ .A 4|'sA s'Ao P~n'
erb Interested; Ins negotiations "oFe progress-
lux TcEy sasisfacto!ly. and Ssokes would aoon 70.
turn TO ENGLAND II Tonld DO announcement ta
tho Government TO ontef into tuslher detatls
NOW. -
ELECTION n1oTg;
LONDON, Feb. N.-philip Wrau8hton. Con-
soryattvo has been returned to Parltsmsnt from
beikshtre. IN place OF nafyons resigned;
Denniaon, CONSERVATIVE, Was to-day elected to
Parliament 10 East Hotwood, Nostlnghamshisc
boating Hrtato"o, the Ltbora! candidate, BY la7
Votes. tho election Nas held TO u! vAoanoy
caused BY tho detsh o. Ytsconnt GALWAY. Iho
contost Was bsttor Ihsra were serious riots ~
| "orkahop ~ Whioh many porRons we're In
| 1ured. Ihe Lion Aotel, Aoadq1Arters OF thu