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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-03-03
Later.

The SENTINEL has been informed as it is 60
ing TO press that the clerks of the Interior
Department state that al 4 o clock this even
ing-Tbursday--a telegram WAS received al
that Office stating that Belknap had shot him
sell, but al quarter of four was sill alive.
RoBBERy BY Pubic opFIoERs Col. Broad
head, in his speech for the prosecution in
the Babcock case, said that he had no doubt
thai within the last ten years money enough
had been stolen by the public officers to pay
the interest upon the public debt If even
half of this be true it exhibits a fearful state
Of official morals, aud the result must fall
more or less heavily upon every citizen OF the
whole country. There is no protection against
such an evil but strict enforcement of the
laws, without regard to the previous social or
political position of offenders. AS every man,
however humble, is entitled to the shield of
the law, no man however high should be ex-
etnpt from its penalties.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-03-03

nRDERED this 2Sth day of February, A
" d. 1876 by the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court for Montgomery county, thai the atort-
going and annexed report of the Auditor in
the above entitled cause be finally ratified and
confirmed, unless cHuse to the contrary there
OF he shown ON or before the 25th day OF
March next, Provided copy OF this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed AT Rock
willie, Montgomery county, in the State Of
MARY land, once "A week for three successive
weeks before said 25th day of March A. D
1876.
The Report states the amount of sales to be
$40 90
Il B. PRETTYMAN, CIk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-test
MIR IA Z. b PRETTYMAN. GIL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-03-03
ORDER NIST/-

In the matter of the sale of the real es-
tate assessed in the name of James G.
Jewell, made by VIM +. Lazeuby,
late Collector Of Taxes. 9th Election
District Of Montgomery county, Md.
to Rcmus G. Dorsey
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-03-03
ia 2-10 Acres of Land.

more or less, and being contiguous 10 and
adjoining Lots, Nos. II and 3 on the same
plat
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
W. ". BELKNAP.
Impeachment trial or the Rx.secreiarJ
Under Full ileaiway,
Carpenter and Knou on tho Question
Of Jorisdietien - Physical rails
Cause. hpo,t 10 Ask for nm
Adjournment.

WARRINGTON, May 5,--Aiter discus
sion and adoption OF House resolution
accepting the invitation TO attend th,
opening ceremonies Of the Centennial
Exhibitions aud providing that when
tho House adjourns on the ninth IN.
slant II be to meet on the twelfth, the
Senate rosumed the consideration Of
the articles OF impeachment al.
Mr.. Carpenter counsel for respond.
enls, begun his Argument on the ques'
ton OF Jurisdiction, aud after reviewing
pleadings In the case, he said he would
endeavor TO show how, first, that arti-
Giles OF impeachment could not DO en-
tertalned against any private citizen
In any case whatever, aud, second,
that whenever articles OF impeachment
were exhibited they must SGT forth
every fact essential to constitute u
orIme lmpeaohable, Ho stated no
Would cophne himself In hls argument
To the legal questions, and would DO aS
hriof as possible aud W. dry IN u stick,
Mr., Carpenter read from the debates
IN the Constitutional Convention aud
argued that the men who framed tho
constitution never had The sllghtesi
idea that anybody but public onlcer
could be lmpeached, the debates all
showing the impeaohment was IN
tended as u check upon those In power,
At two o'clock tho Senato took u
recess, and on reassembling Mr., Car
penter resumed aud hnlshed his argu-
ment Ho was followed by Mr.. Knott
IN behalf OF tho managers, who argued
that the real question before the court
was whether they exercised the func.
TONS devolvipg upon them AZ tho
highest court known TO our Govern
meat, by virtue OF constitutional
power, or ut the will aud pleasure Of
the accused. There was not solitary
syllable In any Of the provisions OF the
constitution which limited the power
OF the House OF Representatives TO pre-.
fer, or OF the Senate to try, articles OF
impeachment to the time during which
the party accused shall remain In
Office, or to any time whatever. The
very moment IN impeachable oliense
was committed, the guilty party be-
came liable TO impeachment, and there
was not word In any of the provisions
OF the constitution relieving him from
that liability upon the termination
of his official position, whether by re-
signation or otherwise. ID aha
At this point Mr.. Knott said he dis
liked extremely asking q favor at the
hands Of the Senate, but no was suffer-
ing such physical pain that he must
ask for All Adjournment, and the Sen.
ate, setting as a court ofimpeachment,
adjourned until Tomorrow. sma
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
SHOOTING MATCH.
Bogardus whistle Championship Of the
World and the EnglIsh badge.
Nineteen Ont OF Twenty single Hirds
for Bogardus 20 Fifteen for friee,
'g the EngIisls champion. D2r

. II .itAH ktA 1914 wa NLssfa.L VIZ.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 6.--ln the
shooting match to-day between A.
II. Bogardus, Of Illinois, and William
@. Price, OF London, England, for
the championship OF the world, and
the English badge, ore hundred birds
each, resulted as follows: Fifty birds,
by the English rules, from Ave traps,
thirty yards rise --Bogardus, forty.one;
Price, thirty-six. Fifteen pair, eighteen
yards rise--Bogardus, twenty.four;
Price, twenty-one. Twenty single birds,
twenty.one yards Bogardus, nineteen;
Price, fifteen. Total, Bogardus, eighty
four; Price, seyenty-two. et.a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06

ment had sent dispatch TO the United
states government which could hardly
have reached Washington yet, aud
until the result OF the pending negolia.
lions were known, II would DO lncon.
venient to put all papers before the
House, In tho House OF Commons,
slr Henry Bones, Liberal, gave notice
that he would move u resolution TO
effect royal titles, A vote on the bin
was taken under mlsconoeptlon. Dis.
raell accepted the motion an vote Of
censnre aud not ms want OF conn.
denee, and fixes the discussion for
Thursday next. This action Of Dlsraell
was responded TO by cheers and ooun.
ter cheers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
SrEINBERGER, TIKI PREMIER.
Details OF the Rnforeed Retirement OF
the Amsrican Fraud, n Y,
s'e'nbsrrer i,si,sra,ss enc ssassmsnI
rhai rsoabis Arlsea irsm maesiaA.' y
tioas OF the Eaui,sb missionaries Y
iNa.Ni and Mean whisky. ~

SAN Francisco, May b.--The Goa.
landla, the first OF the British steamers
TO run on the mall line 10 Australia,
arrived to-day, having among her pas!
sengers A. Coo, former American com-
mercih agent, Allent Henia and stein-
berger brothers. So tua 300 .Jioa
They state after the dethronement OF
Maleti by tho nativea on account Of hls
deposlog stelpbergor M Premier, Capt.
Stevens, commanding the British
steamer Baraooula. landed with u
force Of marines, and won't TO the
Council house, whore the Legislature
was assembled, with the intent 10 en-l
throne Maclota chief, aud ordered the
native guard, which had taken % posi-
ton IN tho yiolnIty Of the Council
house, TO dispense, and upon their re-
fusal TO do 80, no ordered hia marines
TO dIsarm tho native guard, who re-
sisted. Atlght ensued, In which four
marines were killed and I'd eight
MORALLY wounded and three natives
killed aud Ave sllghtly wounded. The
natives were III sufficient force TO have
exterminated the marines had they
wished, but were, restrained by this
chief, who told Stevens that he hadno
desire TO fight but would defend his
rights. Stevens took lila wounded ON
board the Baraconla, % landed the
Nv entieth Artillery, threw up breast
works aud kept guard behind them
fourteen days, but no further demons
strations by the natives were attempts
cd. They then returned to the Bara-
conla, taking three chiefs IA hostages.
Meantime the British steamer Sap
phire arrived, The chiefs We're transr
ferred to her and the Baracoula called
to the FIJI Islands, taking SteinberRers
his brother and Coo, who was carried
away simply for his Loyalty
to the native government Tho
prisoners landed at FIJI by the Banar
copla were ordered 70 Auckland, pre-,
sumably for the purpose Of having, the
acts Of her captain investigated, Stein
berger went also, confronted him and
demanded satisfaction for the outrage
perpetrated on him At tho Tina ofleay-
Ing Samoa. Mr., Foster tho American
Consul, acted throughout tho trouble
In harmony with the British Coe,
and Stelnberger also, reiterates tho
statement that the main trouble arisen
from the maehinations Of the English
missionaries, whose profits wers linz
paired by regulations introduced by
Steinberger, also by the opposition of
Beach, Gamblers, Syndney, Pigeksste1
who dlsliked his interference with
their liquor selling and other pursaits.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.
The Relknap Trial Nothing 10 DO With
Cusier's Removal.
hiainc Taken 10 Task senator sper
Ger Nnd ihe president. Deadlock
ON specie nc.anptions- Nor.
ton's Iuncss not SERIOUS.

WAsIIINGToN, May 5--The state
ment that tho President relieved Gem
eral Custer from hIs command because
he WINS n witness III the Belknap i'm
parchment trial, il emphatically dc.
MED. On the| contrary, II was the
wish OF the President that General
Custer having been snbp9naed as u
witness, should remain until lie had
testified, and that In thelneantlme the
Indian expedition should be placed
under the command OF some other
officer, Neither the Secretary OF War
nor General sherman protested against
relieving Custer.
Hon, III, q, Riddle has written let
ter 10 ex-Speaker Blaine, In which he
takes Mr.. Blaine To tank for using the
name OF j. w. Kuowlton, late cores
pendent Of the Chicago Tribune. He
says Mr.. Knowlton was his son-in-law
and as dear to him as his own child
and 1t becomes his duty to protect his
good name, which he will do at an
early day. He says that If Knowlton
had lived he (Blalne), Gibson, nor Mac.
Farland, would have dared to assail
his good name. ... 4 ....,
Under tho existing provisions Of the
statutes brewers desiring TO move beer
from the premises on which II is man
ufactured TO cellars or vaults elsewhere,
which are used for storage, are required
to obtain permit from the collector
in whose district the liquor Ii MAUI
featured. Mr.. Morrison proposes to
amend the statute 80 ~ to provide that
any brewer having cellars or vaults not
on the brewery premises, but described
In his annual notice TO the collector AZ
used In connection with his brewery
for the storage of unfinished fer
mented liquors by him, may remove
such fermented liquors In an unfinished
condition to such cellars or vaults. hit
After Morton finished his personal
explanation, feeling quite faint, he re-
tired to the cloak-room and partially
swooned away. There was something
OF scene for few minutes, but the
Senatot recovered enough TO be sent
home, where he Ia quite Ill. Nothing
serious is anticipated. He,. has been
suffering with a severe cold for day
OF two, and the excitement IN the
Senate was too much for him.
| Considerable uneasiness b manifest-
ed nj tho Treasury Department. over
the deadlock ON silver resumption, and
10 consultation has been held as TO the
best method OF ayerting currency
famine. 1t is thought the passage Of
the joint resolution reported yesterday
In the House to pay out 10000, 900 In
silver for legal tenders to be held until
exchanged for fractional currency viii
bring about the desired result, provid.
ing 1t passes both branches Of Congress
promptly. % '-'' -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
} HERE AND THERE.
Nueva Laredo ana Piedras NegraA enc
- 'Objee,ivs Points Or ths Mexican =
Revoidtionisssl quiet at The ~
~ r@ ohio COAL Mines. :

CIEvELANp, May 6.--Everything IL
apparently quiet At the different, coal
mines 1T present. The strikers, stilll
continue to hold out against the rsduc;
tIon and have gone home. Al dlspatph
nom Mt. Vernon says troops have
been stationed at silver Creek, and the
mines IN that heighbofhood VIM prob
ably start Monday morning. Tho
troops have been ordered to the, min,
ing district to ensure safety, butno out
RACES are anticipated although there
are many rumors that serious trouble
ui,I ens,es l3l1h Shtyhh hoIssfiAD -
GALVESTON, May "a special rom p9
san Antonio to tie Nevis says that
Colonel Qdinteps. with two hundred
Federals, occupied Nueyao Laredo,
Colonel Fattlmer, with three hundred
reyolutionists Is outside, preparing
for an attack. Considerable, excgt4
rnent. At Piedras Negras the reyolu-
tionists, with three hundred men, arm
waiting reinforcements before stack
Ing the place. Most Of the Federal
Customhouse ofiiclaIs are In Eagle
Pass, Texas. whittier they have gone
for safety. aal u .salissup ed 10
CHICAGO, May 5.-Doml Pedro a..
rived here via the Chicago and North
western railroad this morning and
after a trip to the crib which suppliss
the city with water, LEFT this morning
at nine o'clock tvIs the Pittsburg anu
Fort Wayne rsilroad., He VIII stop At
IPittsburg aud OH City, end thence pro-
coed directly TO PhiladelphlA I,luy9I
New York, May ORA member OF
the Naval Congregational Commlttee
was interviewed to-day and, sAia that
there has teen no testimony sllcited
thus far that would Justify certain
. reports published regarding irregular
tics In the navy yard. aatncl sai III
| ill9Saat4 gla esfssf1 9as bra sN,fN
I 49,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
LOUISIANA TROUBLES.
The Regulators Take she Thieves OF
aac- west FelicIana In Hand. F
Five Thousand Dollars Reward offered
For the Murderer OF TwiteheIi-
He stiil Lives, Hut IL I'm q
ss Precarious state. or

NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-Acting Gov
ernor Antoine has offered five thou,
sand dollars reward for the arrest OF
the Coushatta assassin. -..-,.~
Advice received at the State house
report Senator Twitchell still living,
but In precarious condition. His left
arm has been anputated. aud bis right
arm Is SO badly shattered that the doc
tors propose to take 1t OIL.
A communication received this
morning from West Fellciana Parish
states that Weber, State Senator, Tula,
Parish Judge, and Armstead, ex-mem-
Der Of the House Of Representatives,
have been driven out VI the Parish by
the regulators, and compelled to take
to the woods. Their fate Is unknown
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
merVHIseT

A Suit for Two MiiIion Dollar Estate
I'm Texas Instisated. l2 i.e9 q.
ST.. LOUIS, May GA special to the
Republican from Davenport, Iowa,
says that Captain Clark Of that county
has commenced suit for the recovery Of
q large estate in Texas, worth about
two million dollars. The propertyiwas
accumulated by an uncle, who in 1888
went from South Carolina to Mexico,
and nom there to Texas, where he
purchased a plantation and made his
fortune. He died In 1862, leaving no
will and no direct heirs. Captain
Clark IL one Of the Oldest settlers IN
this county. He Is confident he will
be a millionaire before he dies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
THE CAPITAL.
Governor Richard Coke the Sue
cessOr OF Jackson Hamilton.
ELECTED on the First Ballot or Fourth
Day BY Seven and q Half Majority.
Ahiii MsLisE the HerdiaE OF sioek on
Lands Not owned by IIerdsss
Formidable 0asnse Ia,ro.
duced ana Referred.
Special 10 The Dallas HeraldJ

Special 10 Tho Dallas Herald.l
AUSTIN, May g. House--Th Speaker
announced the Committee on Corpora
TONS Mr.. Quin, OF Galveston, Is chair.
man. sH
Judiciary Committee No. 9 reported
favorably on the bill making available
Tor this year the unexpended balance
OF the appropriation for frontier lie.
tense OF the last year; and the bill was
passed TO Its third reading.
The same committee also reported
favorably on the concurrent resolution
appointing joint committee Of the
two Houses to consider, digest and re-
wise the statutes Adopted.
The bill OF Mr.. Klnnison, OF Layacco,
making the herdlng OF stock on lands
not owned by herders u punishable
ofiense, was referred.
The bill transferring Hin county
from the third to the fourth Congress.
ional district was also referred.
Senate: Mr., McI.oary, OF Bexar, In
troduced bill pensiUning soldiers Of
the Texas Revolution aud signers OF
the Texas Declaration OF lndepend.
ence.
Mr.. Guy, OF Dallas, introduced u bill
regulating interest.
AT ll;55 Messrs, McCulloch, of Leon,
aud Burton, Of Fort Bend, being alb
sent, the Senate refused by vote 10 pro-
coed TO the House.
After some delay the missing Sena.
tors appeared. when that body pro-
ceeded to the House and aided In elect
Ing Richard Coke 10 the United States
Senate by the following vote:
Total vote
Coke ......",'e. :. ",..".-.......-..GS--6S
roihnd,.,".,.o.. .,.s.. - ....." .."..i9
iihcy "'."'..''..'''.''',', ,',,...,'".u""
hancock '.......,.".'".....,...,.,".,.. 2-S
Cokcs plurality over all..e...........l5
Necessary to choice. 0Ok
Cokeb majority ,-,.,.,........,",,.,"".-,-p.rs ~
Coke--House. Allison, Ackisson,
Barsiza, Hickman, Bonner, Boyd,
Brooks, Burrows, Cards, Cham bers,
Cochran, Conley, Douglas, Downs,
Castor, Graham, Griffith, Harris,
Hart Horton, Hunter, lizard, Jones Of
McLennaD, Kessler, Key, Kopperl,
Lang, McComb, McCuistian, McGin-
mis-, Marshall, Martin, Pattie, Peers,
Pgrenat, Pickett, Rainey, Rogers,
Schrier, Shaw, Stewart, Warren, Wat
son, Wilson, Wurzbach, Young.
Ireland--Adams, Baker, Campbell,
Darlington, Chesslsy, Coleman, Cone,
Darnell, Denman, Dennis, Garrison,
Haynes, Hightower, Holly, Hutohins,
Isaacs, Jones Of Gonzales, Kimison,
Lathrop, McCorkle, McKinnison, Ma
rion, Parker, Price, Quin, Roberts Of
Bee, Roberts Of Harrison, Rust,
Schmidt, Smyth, Swisher, Stone.
Thompson, Watts, Wilder. BIZ % y "a
Tracy---Holland. .auifmC
Hancock Mead.
( Senate: Coke-Ball, Blassingame,
Douglas, Edwards, Francis, Ford,
Grace, Guy, Henry of Limestone,
Henry OF Cass, Ledbetter, Martin, Nc
Leary, MoCullock, Moore, PineH
Smith, Ste, ems, Workman.
Irelsnd-Brady, Brown, Carroll,
Grain, Hobby, Mccormick, Motley,
Ripetoe, Storey, Thompson. ~ a ~
1rscy--Burton.
Hancock-Terrell. T8JsltG siWl|
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
SOLDIERS HOME.
A Grand Demonstratfon Ovcr Henry
Ward Beecher's Lecture.

Ward Beecher's Lecture.
NEW YoRII, May 5--Brooklyn Acad-
envy Of Music was crowded in every
part, last night, with an enthusiastic
audience, gathered to hear Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher's lecture FOR the benefit
OF the proposed Soldiers Home. At
the beginning and close OF the lecture
there was long and continued applause,
and waving Of hats and handkerchiefs.
These demonstration were exceeded
II possible, when Mr.. Beecher stepped
forward and subscribed five hundred
dollars for the Home.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06
ENGLAND.

the winsIow Case Proceedings I'm
the House Of Cemmeps- Z
LONDON, May 5.-In the House Of
Lords, Lord Derby, replying to the
question Of Earl Granville in regard &c
he winslow case, said the COVER n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 6.-Tbe Leg
islature at noon to-day adjourned sine
die.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06

M .ar,L e.nol
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06

or 20 make purchases VIII pc niet ~ l, ,,,
Al AMI attentive salesmen, spsasn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-06

looking yOaDsstsrs was there, They
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-18
From Fridays Da!ly.J

PE"soHAa.-0ur old acquaintance
jim Nlntccr, former Deputy Sheriff OF
White Pine County, who hnl boen
largely instrumental i'll procuring tho
coHTictlon Of Nelson. departed for his
ho!na ut Cherry Greek, by tho train
last evening ...E. 2. IIdyl>sty started
for his homo in rUano by tho same
trRin; the suit in which no was interest
cd having been Withdrawn. -. The Stage
from ~Cornucnpia last e~vcniD. brought
down the Supt Of the HnsstY mine,
G. G. Perkins, who took the train for
San Francisco Immediately inter his
arrival here. ii. q. Catlin Of WyOm-
ing district Iu"orcd us with q visit yes
tcrday, and from him we received some
facts regarding the prospects Of the
district and the operations Of the
we'll known Mardis Company, whose
interests Ii" represents, which will ap-
pcT i'll our rcxt Issue.
TnE WATER DIICH.--Wc are informed
thai work will continue upon the ditch
until tho full volume Of water from the
hills, IL part at which mcanderod along
the principal ~tlloTuughfnre yesterday, is
conducted through that channel. Tin.
less very much improved it will prove II
useless expenditure.
SEir ur.--ColsiAhlc banks detected
ono Jerry Shay in tho net Of selling
whisky to Indians, aud accompanied
him into the presence Of judge Taylor,
who, after duo examination Of facts in
the case. ordered that the cuIprit ho
boarded ut tho County Hotel for tho
term Of ono hundred days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-18
LICENSES.

\ correspondent, writing !roan Ccrnu-
copia under date Of March 9TH, asks:
ais it necessary for II person keeping
Z saloon TO pay county aud State
liceMse."
In answcr we Tou!d inform him that
there is 10 State license OH the business
mentioned; butthere is q county license
which. with fees added, amounts to S3i
per q%uaitcr.
Tar DITcu.--The ditch aboYo town
for ~conductisg y the Iiter the torrents
Of rTtcr which have heretofore rushed
through L. streets from the mountain
slopes. is, We ere pleRscd to stl;e, about
ready for business, and the Necessity
for II new supply Of aat boats and gum
boots is thereby disposed Of.
The TEAIss.-rherr has been 10
train from the east aimee Saturday; the
castwnrd- bound express for Saturday
and Sunday having got no further than
$50 SStN" . AlAAH lOT INC WCSt
WIS still ut ToauO ut IL late hour Inst
night, and the men employed to shovel
in the cuts had refused to wovi; any
more until this morning, they being
utterly exhausted. The snow Is jammcd
30 tightly i'll the c;Its that the plows ure
ineffective; IL being crowded from the
track. Tho train from the west last
nigh. will remain here until the. tract;
east Ia cleared. Il showed very heavily
Ill TIE Sier-.'s yesterday and further
difficulty with trains axe unprecedented
i'll That gnartcr.
PnrsIc1aS.-in this mornings paper
will be fOaad the professional card of
Dr.. CLa lIinE, OF Co~rnucopia. The
Doctor Is IL graduate, having received
his diploma from Prof. Ly Yung, OF the
medical College OF Cnnsoa, in 1868, and
the same is now on record in tlc Re
cordrr's Office i'll this place. DR.. Hing
h':s tbs reputation Of living II sacce3sful
and competent practitioner, AMI enjoys
the confidence Of many patients.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-18
tFrom Saturday. Dniiy.1

TIE nlLL LAsT NIour.-.Tho attend.
nncc Mt tho dance last night was fair,
bat no! Overlooking. The music wax tina
hes, we have been favored with; in fac,
loua enough md sweet enough to fiji n
'nuclI larger hall. Tho company so.
down 20 All excellent supper at George
I!citfsr'G ro5t,nrsa;, after wkich tia
tcTpuJ dance uGnt Oil 70 the s!o:7 {!
81. Patrick, until ab0at 8 o'clock. Tho
absence Of the tables, in consequence q
taking supper outside Of tho ballroom.
contrary TO custom, gave plenty Of
room Tor oaltn.ion, md everybody took
advantage 81 the fact 10 enjoy thcm.
selves 10 tho fiji. The entertainment
waH, pleasurably, Il grand SUCCESS, bnt
ms TO tho result, inanoielly, we regard
|. M only partially 80. ~ '.'.'
TIE Dircu AaMS.-w0Ykmcn wcrc
csirloycd yoEtcrdny in rulargius the
ditch nhovo town, with tho view Of con.
ductimg ali tho waste wA;c. tlrcuCh
that chcnnrl