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SPECIAL NOTICES.
mr NEW GOODS! NEW GooDs!l

T. PRICE & CO.
have just opened
wHlTg.GRoUNO PERcALEs tA.4,.. ya
SPRING CALrroES,
SHIFTING, PRINTS,
BLACK CASHHsRss, 80
BLACK SILkS--sreat karsainsi
EIegaNi Line LADIES' KID GLOVES,
LINEN COLLARS,
CACHEMERE LACE3 and ScARFs, &c. =
The stock OF WINTER. DRESS GOODS--also q
10, Of SPRING GOODS left oyGr-wih be sold as
far less than original cost. .e5
IRISH LINENS, LINEN SHEETlNGs, CASSl-
HERES, &C, to be sold as jos prices.
T. X. PRICE & CO.,
>, o7.cod4t No. llOl Main street.
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CHARGED WITH RoBBNG TEE GOVERNORS
STABLEs.-Sergeant Hall arrested John Jsnes
alias Green Lancaster ON Saturday evening,
charged with robbing the Governors sta
bles on the 18th Of lot Of tools, clothing,
shoes, &c. He is also charged With entering
the stable Of Robert johnson, on Clay street
near Brook avenue, on Friday night.
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ROBBERY OF ABANK.-San Francisco, Feb
ruary 1s.-A dispatch from Bakersfield says
the Kern Valley Bank was entered by bur-
glars last night while the caskier was WORK.
Ing at the accounts. They knocked down
and ehleroformed the cashier and robbed
the bank OF S27, ,90e, of which $4,000 be-
longed to the county treasurer. The cashier
was found insenslble on table this morning.
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PUBLIc EXERCISES AT Brook HIGH-SCHooL.
As this school, located in Henrico county
about three miles north OF the city, In Brook
land district, is now prominently before the
General Assembly Of Virginia IS candidate
for the necessary legislation to enable it to
enlarge it's sphere of usefulness by the addi.
tion OF . collegiate depsrtment-the Senate
having already passed the bill-and is said
to be very justly the pride of our county
friends and fully abreast Of the times in the
onward progress Of educational training, we
notice this morning the public exercises that
came off there on Friday afternoon. The
material Of this school is pronounced by those
who ought to know as unsurpassed by that
OF any similar institution 10 the State.
Among the young ladies deserving of
special mention were Miss Lucy T. Redd in
the characters of Mrs. Jonquil, Mrs. Fanna.
gan, and Miss Betty Wrinkle, and also in
vocal music; Miss Lucy R. Carter as Mrs.
O'Reilly, Mrs. Tiptop, and Mrs. Bobbidge,
and in her readings; Miss Clara Rice in her
! resdings and vocal music, as not only almost
faulsless in the rendition of their respective
parts, but as catching the spirit of the char.
acters they personated, and presenting them
F! in q manner that would do credit to some
professionals.
| Of the young men who took part in the
exercises T. Crawford Redd, in the charac-
tiers of Paul Smithers, belmont, Mr. Wise
man, and the Copjurer, with Howard Davis
as DR.. hillorcure, the Postman, and the
Traveller, with B. F. Lsdd as the servants
Tom and Jack, with little Jenny Redd as
the Arkansas squatter; Mr. Elford and Jack
in the dialogue of the Copiurer, with Joseph
R. Rennie in his defamation of the piece
I" Quid Pronimuna," deserve to be kindly
remembered. But where so many were en-.
gagged and the different parts so well rem
dered it is hardly fair to discriminate. Nc
doubt those who are fond of such instructive
and entertaining exercises will be present al
the next exhibition.
The piano. q fine new one, was obtained
frsm Mr.. Henry c. Wyatt, and gave gen
eral satisfaction. The exercises were closed
by an address from Rev. John B. Crenshaw
in which he gave an interesting historical
sketch of the locality of the school, DC. Tht
programme for the entertainment was inter
spersed with delightful vocal and lnstru
mental music. Mr.. John j. Morris is prln
cipal of the school, and is assisted by Mr.. +
D, Redd
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WAR OF THE RosEs.-rThe ladies OF the
Second Presbyterian church propose to have
festival at their lecture.room early In
March, at which time the rival claims OF
York and Lancaster will be discussed and
decided. The novelty of the entertainment
and the benevolent objects to be assisted will
give them an extensive patronage, no doubt.
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WHAs II CosTs TO Play GAME OF POKER
lathe Hustipgs- Court on Saturday George
w. Hill, who had been previously indicted
for playing poker, came for~ ward to sns#e,
the indictment, pleaded guilty, and was nnea
thirty dollars and costs; which being paid
be was allowed TO depart In peace.
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TIE FIRE ON SATURDAY.--On Saturday
morning sparks from q chimney set fire to
the roof OF the framed dwelling house No.
1910 St. John street, occupied by colored
man named Wallace Holmes. At 1920 o'clock
au alarm was sounded from Station As, corner
of St. James and Duyal streets, which brought
out the fireme n, and the flames were speedily
put out. Loss, twenty-five dollars, which is
covered by insurance.
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] TEN MILLIONS OF DoLLARs OF indemnity
AGAINST loss or damage By fre IL offered by Messrs.

/ 3 -
Ten MILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF Indemnity
against loss or damage By are Is offered by Messrs.
THostAs n. ALFRIEsD e soS to ali Who have pro.
perty Of any kind to insure. This Is one OF the
Oldest and most reliable insurance agencies In This
city, representing some OF the oldest aud richest
companies Of the United States, such as the Tfre
Association Of Philadeiphis. the Pennsylvania
Fire Insurance Company Of Phtadeiphia, the
American Fire Insurance Company, the Citizens
Insurance Company OF Newark, N. T., the Mercan.
tile Mutual Marine Insurance Company Of New
York, and seyeralof our Virginis companies. Yir.
ginia policy holders have, In addition to the large
capital and established reputation for the prompt
payment OF losses Of these companies, the further
security Of $4,000 deposited by them With tho
Treasurer OF the State. 80
We call special attention to the very full and sat.
isfactory statements OF these companies OF thefx
condition on the 1st Of January to be found In our
advertising columns.
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Be SURE AND nRAn BARNABEg and his splendid
COMPANY At Assembly Hall "Wednesday night.

MORE PRooP.-Wtlliams Son, druggists, North
Manchester, Ind, say WIsHART's PINE-TRRR
TAR-CoRDIAL always gives satisfaction. They sell
quantities Of 1t, and will certify 1t has saved many
lives by Its thoroughly purifying the blood and per-
manently curing coughs, colds, sore.throat, ca
tsrrh, and consumption.
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A WAR REzIC.-While the hands were
dredging day or two ago at Dutch Gsp they
fished ont Of the river an Infantry bugle,
which probably belonged TO some Of But
ter,a mon 90
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COUNCIL The Common Council
will meet at 8 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Committee on Fire-Alarm and Police
Telegraph will meet In the Council chamber
at 4 80 P NJ
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ARRESTED FOB STEALING EoGs. Sergeant
Perrin arrested Robert Lewis and John Gar
nett, two colored youths, charged with break
ipg and entering in the nighttime the store
room of Campo Williams, and stealing hf.
teen dozen eggr, valued at three dollars.
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THE RILEY VIRGINIA wHIsKKY sold by CHRIs-
TIAN s. WHITE has been analysed by Drs. McCnw
and Taylor and recon amended as a pure medicine;
beverage Price for rwo-year old, S2.5e per galens
nnce FOR tLres-Year Old. 1850 per gallon.
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RUFFIN RUINED.

.nr or THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE IN
ALL,..',.roy DISwlDDlE MEMBER
NJ, ,o>pucr cE'M'>AL AND hnhAuu, ,,
.g,r-A RESOLUTION OF EXPULSION
,gnrTrp-GuuD-EiE
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CUTTING AFFAR.-On Saturday evening
about half.past 6 O'Clock difficulty occur
red between Thornton Sykes and James
Peasants on Third street near the colored
Methodist church, during which Sykes cut
PIeasants very badly in the abdomen. The
city ambulance was summoned, and Plaes.
ants was conveyed to the almshouse.
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THE "PRIpR.or-K WEST" CIGAP can be
found at most OF the rstclass bars and ress rants.
The price Is low and quality very fine.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRIyrING-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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COMMISSION ARRCHANrs.-We solicit your OF.
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or OBJ ain estimates, feeling
assured that It will be to your advantage.
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SILK HArs-Fxshionahle and elegant spring
styles Just received by MAChURDo & REDFoRD
1909 Main street.
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BoscuRy & BROTHER offer their winter stock OF
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and Vallses at very low
prices In order to make room for spring goods.
SOC and 5l1 BROAD STnEEr.
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GRIswoLp's STARCH FINISH improves the quafs.
ity OF starch, makes ironing easy, and gives nice
finish to linen. Will be for sale in q few days BY
CHRISTIAN d WHITE, ARCHER & BOOKER, WI
FITZGERALD BROTHER, W. II. TArUd, SHKn,pS
8 CARY, and other leading grocers. III
Messrs. J. 4. MORRIS s Co., No. Governor
street. are manufacturers agents for GRrswoLD's
sTARCH-FISIsH. &'
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DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE.--In order to nees
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade VA
have added well-sslected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA.
cHsKRY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TAL4sT,
warrant US in guaranteeing the VERY BEsr CLASS
OF WORK st moderate figures and In The most ex'
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SILK HArs-Fashonabe and elegant spring
styles just received by MACMURDo REDFoRD,
aO0 Main street, es-..
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DISPATCH Observation-Disclosures IA
eillties for the prompt execution OF all kinds OF
printing. Orders nlled promptly and at low prices.
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FIVE DOLLARS will buy frs-class gattar at j.
A. GRIGG's, Tenth and Main streets.
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TWO DOLLARS win buy misses schooi-shoe, Of
Phllsdelphia make, OF ]. A. GRIGG's, Tenth and
Aosp atr
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GKNUIEE ITALIAN MAccARoNI at PIzzrSI's at
csc. per pound.
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G, and made parts of this question; please
state If these are the papers given me by
you on the occasion Of the interview with
me ss mentioned in this depositionf
A. They are. .--e,s--,.,ss---. --s.-~-
The papers referred to are as follows:
RICHMOND, Va, January 6, 1875.
To Judge Stevens:
Ny friend Alexander Hunter has full au.
thorlty to arrange all my matters. Whatever
he decides upon has my full endorsement.
W.H. FowLH.
RICHMOND, Va, January 6, 1875.
The whole matter involving the posses sion
OF certain bonds Ia thoroughly and satisfac-
torilv adjusted to the perfect satisfaction Of
both parties. ALEXANDER HUNTER.
HOUSE, OF DELEGATES, January 8, 1876.
Dear Sir,-This will introduce to you my
freue Mr.. Alexander Hunter, Of Alexan-
dria, whom beg leave to introduce to you.
He Is gentleman of character and position.
Yours truly, &C., e. A. CoaHILL.
To Judge Steoens.
STEVENS AS A WITNESS.
On motion of MIR. Starke, Judge Stevens
was called as a witness.
Judge Stevens desired the committee to
adjourn over until Monday in order that be
might consult Mr.. CoghilI, as his friend, not
ss his counsel.
Adjourned till this (Monday) morning.
REV. j. L. N. CURRY IN NAPLEs.-The
Naples correspondent Of the american Reg.
lister, paper published ia Paris, sends the
following very interesting paragraph con.
cerDiDg Rev. J. L. II. Curry, D. D., Of
Richmond, which will be read with pleasure
by DR.. Curry's many friends in this city and
elsewhere
We have recently had several representa-
Itive Americans In Naples, and amongst them
will only mention the Rev. DR.. Curry, of
Richmond, Va, whose manly and forcible
discourse on the connection Of Church and
State created such breeze at the meetings
of the Evangelical Alliance in New York, and
the Rev. Dr.. 8. F. Smith, from Newton,
Mass, the author of our national hymn be-.
ginning My country, 'tis OF thee," etc.
Rev. DR.. Curry was formerly one Of the
most eloquent members of Congress from
Alabama, but afterwards laid sside forensic
honors for the pulpit, and has proved him.
self In proclaiming the grea! truths Of Chris
tianity not one whit behind his former power,
80 manifest in the halls of legislation. Some
years ago be was appointed professor Of the
college at Richmond, Va, and that institu-
ton has reached a degree OF prosperity never
before attained in its annals.
DR.. Curry has just returned from an ex.
tensive tour in Turkey, Palestine, and
Egypt. In the laStSnamed country he met
his old friend and companion.in- arms Gene
raj Loring, an interesting biographical
sketch of whom the Registers Egyptian
correspondent gave few weeks ago.
DR.. Curry has made in bis travels quite a
large collection of antiquities, some of which
are very rare, for the museum of the Rich
mond College. Ispent day with DR. Curry
in Pompeii, and though have visited that
old Greco. CISCO. Roman city hundred times
and have made study of It for years, | have
never enjoyed any visit so much az with this
gentleman, divine, and scholar, who repre-
sents those men who will do more for the
South than all the blatant politicians north
and south of the Potomac.
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CUSTOM (hand-made) WORK TO order, and guar
snteed TO 1T Repairing neatly done BY
BosCHEN i BROTHER,
500 and GIL Broad street.
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SKATING. .CARNIvAL.-On Friday there will
be skating carnival at the rink OF St. AL
bans Hall.
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av1CrTOS SALES THIS DAY.

nss- O,s all sales of Real Estate made 6et,oeea
IN. Int OF January and last Of June the tdzssJor
The present year haue to be paid by the purchdser.
ON all sales made betoesn the 1st Of July qnd Idss
Of rteyear the tazes haze to be paid by the seller.
rTbis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by ali The real estate agents IN Richmond, ana ap-
plies to Richmond and vicinity.l
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BARNABEE is immense. Everybody goa aud hear
his rich basso. ,
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CoNvEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 19, 1876.-Lots
frontiBg-27 feet on Catharine street near
Munford for 81 600; 343 feet on Wharf street
for 1886; 35 feet on f street between Mon
roe and Henry for $2,185; 33& feet on
Lowndes street between Seventeenth and
Buchanan for S176 80 18 feet on Sixth
street between and K for 81, III 1872 feet
ou N street corner Thirty.frst for $85; GO
feet on n street between Thirty.fIrst and
Thirty-second for s208; So feet on G. street
corner Seventh for d, sol; 4s feet on alley
near E street for $3.50; 30fees on st. John
street for $50; 122 feet on Brook avenue
for $4,000; Al TIP feet on Monroe street be-
tween F and g for 81, 400; rs feet on D
street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth for
81, 500; 90 feet on State street near Williams.
burg avenue for Ss4l; 16 feet on Twelfth
street between Il and L for $3.50; 343 feet on
Wharf street for S2s6; ~ feet on e street
between Third and Fourth for $1,000 33
feet on H street near Twenty ninth for $500;
80 feet on Third street between D and = for
S733. -
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R. 8. ANDERSON, 10k A. NJ, groceries platform
scales, &c.
J. u. WHITEHEAD, 10k 4. H., assortment OF
groceries. &c.
,I,l. T1sTINr ROYALI, Manchester. 10k A. ~,
Twelve mues seven horses, thirteen new ear9,
two wagons and harness, twenty sets OF new
harness, &c. .t4f
front store No. 10 Governor street. between
Msin and franklin. n,
RICHARDSON e. CO. 4 2. IL. tWo two.Ssoly
frame dwellings Nos. $50 and 73z) on tne wsss Vel
side OF Third street between 'acA'on AA'
Duval. a.-f --.sss -,
J. THOMPSON BROWN, z. NJ. framed dwest-
ING on Laurel street near Spring street,
GODDIN, WARREN & CO., AZ p. b., h2u,s ,s ans
lot on the Fairfield road near seSeuesenlA se,e D'
streai. -.--- - - ----.----
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The BARNABEE CoNcERTs.-The sale OF
reserved seats for the Barnabee concerts at
Assembly Hall Wednesday and Thursday
nights is progressing satisfactorily. The
com mpany is composed Of some Of the finest
musical talent in the country, and we may
expect brief season Of very great enjoyment.
Bsrpabee stands without rival In bis line,
and everybody who heard him last year Will
of course 90 to hear him again.
One Of the Halifax papers compliments
Mr.. Barnabee in this way:
Nr. Bsrnabee is q genius. de Is not only
superior basso, but there Is vein OF numoI
in him which crops outso unmistakaoly ana
80 irresisibly, especially when ne sings any.
thing comic, that the audience invariably
| goss into conyulsions Of laughter. ibis iat'
| ter quality in him would Of itself be htting
| PASSPORT to popularity wherever q good,
hearty, genuine laugh is relished; but MI:
Barnabee is witba a cultivated singer, ana
| renders some OF the most difficult passages
of operatic music in. a manner not often
| heard outside the opera.
Mrs. Carter, distinguished soprano, VINO
| is q member OF the company, Is also highly
spoken Of One of the most enjoyable lea
lures OF the concerts, ho@evef, will De ut
performances of Miss Persis Bell upon tnt
violin. Wherever the company has beer
shey have won golden opinions, and suct
will no doubt be the case here.
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. FRESH Cop.LIvER on.
OUR OWN NEGOTIATION.

QUE OWN IMPVETATIVSs
We haye Just received supply OF our MEDIci-
NALLY PURE CODLlYER QlL,Whica ls maee Oily
OF HEALTHY, FRESH LIyRRs, and has me entorss.
ment OF physicians aud patients thai II as MORE MO,
ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH ana Nors tcSuuy
'''''''-.'-''~ - MEADE & BAKRR,
Importing PhaFTnscists,
mol 9l0 MAtn street. RtclHords Va
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[Fos orHrs IeCAL s1 soUsrn rAs1l
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THE CONCERTS OF THE SEASON VII be given at
Assembly Hall Wednesday ana Thursday eYeninss.
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ToILH pALBACR.

e. The greatest novelty in wash.goods for cos.
tunes is the toiIe GAlsace-a soft, unglazed
cotton fabric. It comes ready for costumes
in three patterns, as described above. 1t is
also shown In stripes of blue with gray, in
dark seal-brown, and navy-blue for lower
skirts, with white lines or plaids in the upper
skirt,
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FEBRUARY 81, 1875
-1IrR REPORT.

7:35 A. NJ. FEBRUARY
.snr.I.o>. >ESTS<7I>GroS. HINTON AND
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-1rr SATURDAY was clear COOL ane

S.,uI. -...,,,.r,..fs- ~ TIE DtspGfcA oDses
sa1.ft ,,-,,,r,,lo, 1875.
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THH COMPACT,

Judge S,eVens's words, as near as l can
give them, were: II giue SIP these bonds
because I am disposed to be liberal" There
was an agreement between us in writing,
but have not that paper. 1t was paper
that 1 wrote myself, that Captain Fowle
would justify any action whatever that
might take in this matter, and signed by him
Captain Fowle).
Q. Was there any writing between you, as
the friend and representative of Captain
Fowle, and Judge Stevens2 ...
A. Yes, sir. / have no copy OF that
writing. It's purport was that this matter
between Captain Fowle aud Judge Steven.
was dnally and thoroughly adjusted to the
satisfaction of both parties. "
THE BONDS.
@ State if you know whether Judge Ste.
vens surrendered to you al the bonds and
other effects that he had won from Captain
Fowae?
A. As I did not see the amount won by
him, do not know as a matter Of facS; as q
question of belief, believe he did not. Ste.
.vens surrendered not all, but part, he said.
He made the surrender voluntarily, and
rendered him the writing voluntarily. We
talked the matter over five or ten minutes.
OWNERSHIP OF rHE BONDS.
0. In gour interview with Judge stevens
did you Inform him to whom the bonds won
by him OF Captain Fowle belongedp
A. No, sir. had TIVE interviews with
Judge Stevens.
PUMPED DRY.
@. Mr.. Hunter, have you stated to the
committee AiL you know of the matters now
under investigation? II not, state all you
do know Of them.
A. am pumped dry.
at the suggestion of Mr.. Starke, OF the
Mr.. Hunter withdrew that an
swer. He then said 80 l have told all Inc
facts Of the case, as far as can recollect, in
The committees cross-examination. have
stated in substancs all the facts OF the case
as far as nay memory bears ne."
CROss.ExAkINATIoN.
Question by Judge Stevens: Ar. Hunter,
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question By judge stevens: NJ. Huntar,
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ISATH LOVE OF FAIR PLAY.

@, A statement has been published to the
effect that you informed Judge Stevens that
he would either have to surrender part OF
his winnings or meet Captain Fowle in NOR
tai combat. Was there any truth in this
statement; il so, how much of truth.
A. informed him that the condition of
nv friend was such that unless some ar.
rangement could be made ! could not be re.
sDonsihle for his actions.
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GRENADINES.

Black grenadine scion sa coa!une will be
the stands ard dress for summer wear. There
are striped and barred grenadines, also
plaided and lace stripes, with open-work al
ternating with plain stripes. There are also
solid.colored, cream-tinted matte grenadines,
while Others are OF cream, old blue, or
plum color.
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You are here shown papers marked A B
c, and made parts of this question; please
you on the occasion of the interview with
me ss mentioned in this depositionf