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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

United States Commissioner Shields yesterday
closed the examination OF the charge against Warden
william Watson, that he sold liquors and cigars IN
Ludlow street jail without license by discnarRingthe
defendant. warrant Was isued for the arrest Of
Samuel Oppenhemer, who has been prisoner six
years or more and who according the testimony did
the lrancklng IN Nliskcy among the prsoners What
can De Done IN Oppenhemer,f u he Is found guilty 10
problem. II would be no punishment TO send him
back to Ludlow street Jal sud to him elsewhere
wou defeat the purnosr OF his creditors who are de
ternlined TO keep Oppenheimer In Ludlow street Jal
unl ne dies OF disgorges the money which they say
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
Whore slIcnce /. No, 10 bn lhn polIcr

The Rev Fred Bell In speaking OF the charges
preferred against him by Mrs Morris said last evening
that he had been asked whether willing to be tried
by body OF men, composed OF ministers Of his own
dcnonnaton as well as Of laymen. and he has replied
mat ne Is NH 90 submit to ANYTHING that sayors of
ia pay Nj bel says mat ne wishes the whole truth
TO De known ami that result be secured only by an
impartal and unpreiudic,d inyestigation Nr Beil ID
TO preach In the Academy TINS nlorning
Of ms chuTch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
Gen. Bnbcock and Ills Witnesses.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5.-GeD. Babcock, eI-Attorney-
General George d. Williams, Lew y. Luckey the Presl.
dent private secretary, and w. o. Avery arrived here
from Washington this morning, and took rooms Ut the
Li-dell Hotel. Other friends OF Gen. BaocOck viii
arrive tomorrow and for several days to come Judge
Porter, Of New YORK, Of counsel for Gen pabcock VIII
owing 20 sickness.
WAsHiSGToS, Feb. DC. C. spincn, assistant private
secretary 10 tie Presieut, and Messrs. Lorftr and
Price, private NAtchmen and simmons, messenger At
the Executive Ma siOn ave started for II. Louis, haV
ing been summoned rs witnesses by the Government In
Tic laDcOCI case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
The FIrm of QnIrk. lienrt nnd meennn.

There is now in the Comptroller's hands So coo
payable upon contract with Edward J. Quirk FOR
grading lSoth street Quirx assigned third OF the
contract each 10 Henry W Genet and John C. Heenan.
Mrs eenan, as admlGistratrx Of her husbands cstat
clans tnolhlrds OF the prohs, asserting tnat Genet
long ago transit rrtd his share to lIeenan. She mas
obtained an nJuntlon restraining the city from paying
tho money until an accounting can be had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
Explosion oil a Boiler.

GALVESTON, Texas, Feb. 5.-A boiler exploded
In tie Shippers Cotton Press In this city lste hour
last night portion Of the boiler. ~eighing nearly
two tons carried $50 feet the roof over that por
uon OF the building Has blown of and the brick walls
we're orOAch " the force OF the eNnlos..a z
Two men named sprlggs and thompson we're severely
Injured though not faiay. The press was being run
on eAtrs time TO MI accumulated orders About thirty
men were employed at the time In dinerent portions u
the press, and their escape almost miraculous The
cause OF the explosion Is unknown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
The BrookIyn Har Makers strike.

member Of the brooklyn Hat Makers Asso-
citation says that the trouble between the men and the
ooss haters viii not very to an end as the
men are Determined not TO work at starvation prices,
Many OF them have secured employment Ia New mi
and other places, aud families are daily running away
from BrooklYn; The Brooklyn society was the largest
"a the country Orange excepted but now Newark takes
FROM the City OF Churches,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

LONDON, Feb. 5.-The PdH Mall Gdzettc's Berlin
special says: prince Bismarck has sufficiently re-
covered to drive In the Tnier GArtcn IN a os carriage
His Parliamentary soirees will now be resumed Whom
Questioned about Cardinal nohcnlohe's visit to Rome
BY some Deputies who called upon him. the Chancellor
distinctly declared Tat whatever might be the ca rdi-
ma mission or whether there be any mission ALL Il
Is not authorized by him He declared that long a.
he remnns at the hcu, II IA nut tue State when viii
make the nr.t advance toward Reconciliation with ths
Church Of Rome" Wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

MADRID, FEB. 5.-lt is Officially announced
that los Carsts VI scay and Oid CASTLE have request
ed amnesty. Gen. Primo di Rivera has placed fresh
batteries on the heights uf Santa barbara ana OteEa
ward durango. W.
HESDANs. FEB. 5.-A projected movement OF the
hobAa troops Ia dtab ed Dy bad weather. The Carsts
are making preparations for resls large scale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
Premarur, PubIica,ion Of Andro,.y.. So,,.

VIENNA Feb. 9.-Tse -:',,iri i'ot Of to-day
leafns from competent authority that II was intended
to restrain the publication Of Count AndrasJ note IL
regard TO the proposed reform the Turk sh provinces
uhtl me sublime fortr's answer was received. ~
some hitherto unexplained Aeaus the Cologne G1ssfG
IVES enabled To puhi.h the document. TIE Gdssue1
Ui however beng essentially Inaccurate. the A6end
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

LONDON, Feb. t.-The Official Investigation OF
the loss Of the Deutschland has been concluded The
report the OF the vessel was due to an error
oireokonng and to the captains disregard Of the force
and direction Of tue tide The report praises the dis
cipne maintained aboard the steamer a9d tho con.
duct OF the ohcers. The OOatnen arwich and else
Where are cOmpctey exOnerated from the charges of
coWHilce, RllltgiiR, not rendering prompt assist.
ahce, &C. Tnc report recon- nends That trle-
klsphlc communication be established Between the
hgEtshps and the shore. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
Tho AnpIo-French Tunnel.

PARIS, Feb. 5-The international committee
on the construction VI submarine tunnel between
France anu England terminated their labors to-day.
complete agreement hts been established On all tho
pons under consideration, as well as upon the possi-
bllltY Of the UNDERTAKING.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
Gen. Webb Need Nor Tell Abou, Ii.

Judge Blatchford dismissed the contempt
proceedings against Gen. James Watson WEBB. who
declines TO give the OF the Brazilian officials who
took from him a share OF the reclamation he made
upon the Brazilian Government, while he wAs United
states Minister there Judge BatchfOrd holds that
Gen Nebb hiss fuclcntlY lnterro.
propounded Ol the Government, which hin. and
that he Is lot -ssy bound to disclose all the paricu.
lars OF the transaction conducted oy while he WAS
discLarsilG diplomatic functions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
Mckee. AppIIcn,iop fora New Trial,

ST. LOUIS Feb 5.-The counsel for Mr.. Mckee
nled motion IN the United States Circuit Court to-day
for anew trial on the following grounds First because
the Court admitted Illegal and incompetent evidence
offered hy the prosecution; second because the Court
gave the Jury erroneous Instructions, erred in its
charge to the jury tnird, bee tue verdict 10
against the Laws fourth, because the verdict against
the law and the evidence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
MI-fortune.In Rn.ine...

John c. Stockwel, the paper stock dealer at
a5 Ann street has failed In business He says that bad
accounts caused his misfortune that his liabilities are
5000, ard that bis assets VIII cover that amount.
The assignee OF j. W. EeArdseY & Sons, provision
dealers, puts down the Liabilities at sIl 554 ana the
labltles. ~
u G. Levi, jeweler, OF New Orleans. has failed for
10000, and the principal creditors are IN this city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
Bills ,i0ued by the Governor.

ALBANY. Feb. 5.-The Governor has signed
the following acts; In relation to the Central New
York Institute for Deaf Muies Rome repeating the
amendment to the charter for the Grey Nuns insttu
ton 20 enable the Medical Society OF the State to
change the tme'of holding its annual meetings cK.
tending the time for collecting taxes In the several
Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
Stealing a Dead Mans Pistol.

N"H" ""hhNh VI huhtel foiut uleu bester-
day Henry Freeman, q barber was engaged to shave
him After performing this act he stole the dead man
pistol. shortly aferward he was arrested By Olicer
CaYanagh, and hs acknowledged the theft.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
UNKARDS IND FIGHTERs.
Knife Used In n Thompson street Groggery
to lnnict IA Probable Fatal Wound.

Frank Henry of 153 West Broadway
was stabbed In the abdomen fatally. as is believ-
ed, by George Redmond last night. They he'd
been playing cards in Gibbons groggery, at ~
Thompson street \ dispute about the payment
for drinks mad led to a nght, in the midst Of
which Henry had exclaimed. " am stabbed :"
and staggeaed out into the street. lie was taken
to the Prince street police station. Capt. Me
jack In his possession. The men we're IN
tOXiCuted ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
Duncan. sherman 4 Co.'S Creditors.

The numerous counsel employed by the cred
itors OF Duncan Sherman Co. were mustered In full
force before Judge Batchord yesterday The time Of
the court Was taken up In hearing afdavs counter to
those submitted last week by the counsel for the cred
tprh, VINO seek TO have the adjudication Of bank rup
set ai,de ahd 10 have vacated the accompanying in
Junction against the proceedings In the State courts
Jdg hatchtord deferred the oral argument upon the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
Seat. for the seventh Regiment Reception.

There was lively bidding in the Seventh hegi-
ment armory last evening for boxes OF that regiments
reception In the Aca1emy Of Music on Tuesday The
RosConum boxes are reserYsd TOT guetis ahu al W
others were onered for sale Ihlry one o0usht
front seats were taken brought from s8 to $50
afiesard they ranged from 30 70 tle, Boxea II tue
aItutA rev we're sold for " and ".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
A $4,000 Fire In A.tor,,.

Four houses in Cammelia street, between Gre
cent ana Emerald, Astoria, owned by Mr. Lucky, we're
destroy ed by 1re Yesterday morning JOSIAH H. whit.
them. Ioss ''N- - ~-N -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

Recorder Thomas Brown, who has Just been
elected Chief Magistrate OF Union Hill, Is Chief OF
P.ce Chief OF the Fire Department sergeant.atArms
OF the Council Depuy Shern. Constable and nigh func.
tlonary IN general Of many social orsAnlkations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

A director In the Miller Brothers Cutlery Com
pany said Yesterday that there deficiency In the
treasury As had been reported but that would prob.
aby not exceed tds0po The uame Of the defaulter 10
not given and he II represented he too ecK TO be
questioned The compAny's M snufactory 4. in Neriden
a. 400
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
Cnrricn on on the Ice.

DETROIT, Feb. 5,-A despatch from Bay City
reports the Ice moving out OF the bay. Twenty shan.
ties are counted on the moving ice and or nve
were seen running 10 and FRO, able get ashore
ho" many more are on the ice is not known
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
whi.key Con.pirntor Dv,pg.

EVANSVILLE, Feb. 5.-Henry C. Jacques, one
OF the convicted whiskcy conspirato7s who sen.
tenced 10 the county jail, found nsensible IN his
cell his morning. and Is dyng that condition. lie
was tdic ed TO the use OF liquor aud his system broke
down under the ncry shock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

Lawrence Geiss, grocer Of 9S Grand street,
wilamshurgh, ere,s $500 from the bank on Thursday
and disappeared. II u not known that he was imam.
chilly involved, and hs disappearance excites eon.
siderable comment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

James McClennan Of All East Twenty ninth
street was held In bail IN the Yorkvle Police Court
Yesterday for as.aultng Ofcer Levy Of the Twenty.
second street station IN First avenue saloon early
kesteIday morning. MctleunRn threw a tuMbier at
te oieers head. and taen Wrestling his clue from him.
stIuek Lew on t1e mead with u several llmes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

PLYMOUTH, Eng, Feb. 5.-The General Trans
atlantic Company steamer Labrador, Cap. Lansioia
from New York jan 22, arrived here to-day She broke
her er % the eth Of January, aud her steering gear
subsequently, became disarraugcd. she also eNCOun.
eIrd very heavy gales during three successive days VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

BRUNSWICK, Me-, Feb 5.-Eddle White, eight
years Old son Of Professor White Of Bowdoin College
while coAsIing thl afternoon his sled across tie
railroad tracA, a. was struck by an Incoming train,
The head was severed from the body
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
Has he Run Away Z

For several days 1t has been rcmored IN Long
Island Sty lhat JOSIAH T. Whtney Thoia aecM.c o
that he did not respond Ht the exam nation before
Judge Purces on Friday lends cOlOrins 10 the rumor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

Seventy-nyc literary articles, INCLUDING Joaquin
NJ Hers novel; The Pink Countess" and eighty hye
luslrsIons costing nearly four thousand dollars, ap-
pear ~ lhs February npAoer of frank LelAe's hpgdr
cents monthly II Is nearly double the size the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

Mr.. +. :. street has pre- seuted to the Union
Avenue Baptist Church society The Two lots Of ground
on which me building stands. The property syauti
at 5000, anu Is free from inclm Drauces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
THE OLD WORLD,s NEWS.
rhe Coiiiery Di-nster-One Hundred nd Six.
ty-six Lives Los.

ST. ETIrSNE Belgium, Feb. SIT has boen a.-
cerianed that 2ld men In the Jabin mine az the
Inc ot the explosion of nre damp Fifty altogether
oerescu,d aye and u Is feared that AL the oilers
perlshci. INenysG de eld Do1ics have been
The operations for the rescue Of the un +, rtnnate
gif
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
Thc Lilrrnrx Nnxsllx nf lha NAV.

The nrst prose work OF Joaquin Miller. Mr.
Frank Lese has the pleasure Of announcing that he
Pink Countesthe hrst lustallment Of which appears
N prank LeShss Popular A0HtsV for PepruaSy. Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

LEWISTON, Me- Feb. 5.-rhe man Kceth, who
was charged Win po.svnlng the We'll of his neghlor
pleaded guilty. 80 $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

ANrwrRP, Feb. 5.-ro-day's Opinion D. AnverS
pub ishes ia reserve runur that seven packages u
Rutpowdrr nave been discovered amOnR the Goals on
board M AANep steamer haying $50 persons on board
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

Jacob Fauzel. while putting In panes OF glass
IN public school IA jersey CITY YESTERDAY
Is'l " the ground aud was fatalJ injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

Mrs McGlnn Of Far Rockaway Is said to be l0l
years Old. she walks TO church on pleasant sun lars
aud also does considerable housework.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Decided rise in temperature increasing cloud.
iness, possibly followed by ram.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-22
CUTTING orr the sINECURES.
TIE House COMMITTEES Feariessiy Reducing
the Expenditures.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.--Tho House Com
mittce on Appropriations has strengthened
itself am azinRly by the fearless manner In which
Ii has pruned down the expenditures on the
House side. For years the expenses OF rum
ming the legislative branch OF the Governments
have been steadily growing until now they are
outrageously high. Clerkships have been null
tipled. and messengers and other employees
Increased by the score. On tho Senate side es-
pecaly, the clerkships have beon Increased by
every possible method, to give every Sena-
tor q private secretary. Committees that
never meet are provided with eh-priced clerks
and others that assemble once month hive
both clerks and messengers. The political bum
mers who held these sinecures wero not satis-
fed. Year after year they were intriguing to
get their pay for doing nothing increased. OF
course everv one OF these fellows who Ia struck
raises howl and rallies his influence to pre-
vent his soft thing being taken away. The peo-
should be made practical when II begins with
them. His woll enough to howl about the extrav-
agances OF tho party In power, but when the ins
are turned out and the outs let In the tune al
ways changes. "What Ia the uso OF supper :
ing party that don't reward Its supporters p
but the Democrats and members OF the Com
mitteo on Appropriations turn neither TO tho
right OF left IN their work OF reform. They have
slashed away regardless Of their follows who arc
clamorinR to he spared. and they mean to 20 to
the House with their Dill and nRht II out ON the
line they have marked down N 10 taxes them all
summer. They are In no dilemma at all. as
somo Republican ORGANS gletfully cl i'm. They
are beginning at nome. ana are doing their
work there Just as thoroughly as they propose
O do elseMhcre.
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JOTTINGS amour TOWN.

"a lover OF Justice" sends 81 to TnK SUA
toward securing new trial ot Pes zen \. Rub'n'ten.
The Harlem Dispensary has bonent at the
Lexington Aycaue Opera House on Thursday evening
The Mayor read from tho Bible at the Opening
OF the male department OF Grammar school ~ yester-
day morning.
The Rev. James A. Mullen has purchased lots
near High Bridge anu W erect thereon the church VI
the sacred Heart.
John Wiclage, Henry Brickman's bartender,
dropped dead ~ the liquor store al Eighth avenue ana
l3lst street last night.
The Beethoven MaennercnOr's grand masked
bal In thc Ncrens II e last nght Was undis nrbcd DJ
the Police commissioners.
Miss Mary Donnel Of Vonkers, was married 70
Mir. William Meyers OF thia city, IN fOTkNlHe foisce
Court, b. Justice Murray, o. sunday.
George Rookie and John Dwyer met Yesterday
In Gunner office to compete arrangements iOr tneu
glove hght, OUT did not agree IA details
The last box In the Academy Of Music for the
Martha Washington Reception wab sold yesterday, and
the rush for general adm ssiOn tickets vas tremendous
The two sons OF Brother SankeY. the reyiyaist
Ilppodrome singer, were recently entered pupils OF
Of the fashionable schools for Ooys ~ Fifth avenue.
We arc requested to correct the report OF the
Sunday Cise. that Mr. A. T. S.ewarts ga cry Of pic
tures viii Ue open to the public "Wednesday. II "
not So and Will mol be ~ either this month VI the nox
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GEN. 0. L. BABC0Ck'S TRIAL.
MIR. STORRS'S RHETORICAL SPEECH
FOR THE DEFENCE.
BnbcoeL the victim of Trcaehercu. Friends

Babcock the Victim Of Trcaeherous Friends
Panrgyric ON Grant and Tuuon-Lcss
Confidence IN n Verdict Of Acouittai.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 21.-In the Babcock trial
this morning Mr.. Storrs resumed his argument
begun on Saturday, and occupied the entire day
The argument was a fine display OF rhetoric and
shrewd handling OF the evidence to place Dab
cock In the position Of a man deeply imposed
upon by trcacherous friends and unfortunately
placed In a false position through the work Of
Hoag, alleged to be the real informer. In dis
cussing the revocation of the order changing
supervisors. Storrs wa1ed especially eloquent,
indulginR In a fulsome panogyrio on the Presl-
dent, and laudinR Tuition as q conscientious
official, now occupying an enviable position in
public estimation" The truth OF Everests
staten ents was admitted. and the statement Of
the man named McGill boldly quoted as an on
set. Judge Porter will begin his argument In
| the morning, and promises TO occupy nearly or
| quite two days.
| 1t is even uncertain now whether the case
| will go to the jury on Thursday. The publica-
| tion Of Dyer's probable intention Of expressing
his conviction plainly regarding Presidential in
reference has had the effect, It Is rumored, OF
| making him change his mind on that subject.
| The partial retractlon Of bis complaint reg srd-
ing Sherman also excites comment. II lis known
|
| Sherman, for the latter was In the court room,
| and the defense were challenged to put him on
| the stand for a cross-e1amination regarding the
| lIoaR letters. II Is possible that Dyer's present
| amenatiiity to Washington influence Is but a
| background to what will appear In his argument.
| 1t seems that the design Of both Avery and
| Mckee Ia TO Get the motions for new trials
| granted now on any pretcxt, regardless OF the
| nature Of the evidence. Sentences Of the wins
| key men will follow the Babcock case, aud thus
the witness against both Mckee md Avery will
| be put out OF the way and the result Of the
| second trial ho assured. The failure OF the plan
thus far Is the cause Of Avery's present depres-
| sion.
A dron incident here to-day was the receirt
| Of a communication from Joyce. 1t proved u
| be nothing bearing upon the present case. but a
| contribution to selections from W Nestern poets,
| soon t. be published, consisting OF four choice
| efforts. entitled, "Will You Love Me- " The
sunbeam" Fttst Love- and "Mazy." These
poems will be sand wirhcd In between the pro-
ductipus OF Joaquin Miller and VIII Carlcton.
II Is generally cunCcued that thus Tar IN the
arguments the case If Babcock ha. refrigerated
rather than improved. No bets are made of
acquittal ncw.tnd those of the coterie Of friends
who. came with BlOcock and SIN remain
c-tgt-s :Assss=.9 - lrss ~ cis,9y i@ssY o. Ff'
daN.
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their case and asking the jury to believe that act on
thg s9th Of January was an eject Of acsuc -namey
mony Of the pre.icat and Mr. luton shows that tho
when joyce sent the e cgram aud that during that In
tvicw the Irrsidcni d,teImined 10 reypke me order
push things and the prosecution aivanc's the theory
I re % nse Ss
Counsel tben referred to the opposition OF the
supervisors all over the country to the order
transferring them tho politio i influence which
had been used to effect revocation OF the or
der; tho visit of Supervisor Tuition to Commits
sioner Douglass, Secretary Bristow, aud finally
To the President. lie thon said;
DEFENDING GRANT.
was II not something for Americans to be proud OF
that the chief executive ofcer OF the Gov, rnment
could thus remain opsil9se aganst political influence
Can snybody Tesi,t The force Of Tuttons srs9ment'
p 80 usS sss IS .cope sSd the
whole conspiracy was exposed aod the eonspirator:
whs.evsr procuring tns reyoeatlon All ne sydsgce
,ood ddSb H. snd o' o rhetoric or oSa
convince any honest.mnded man that the order was
ge, for month. ~ Rs, ssS ocer has ossn subjected %
We .,t.ck. and eslgmHy o. The pres. Tor eI, course
S e ana part S.n o. % a' the 70
Prcsident wa, spoken TO- acSnowledsed and declared
the TnrS ' ,S no cn.s ~es
na e. ,s fUr w s ia @
plans Satisfied that the .a, Arguments that n.d con.
secretary sent Tuition 70 the Presdent 70 lay the case
before him and secure the revocation No party bias
"n ~ hat order The Present Who renamed silent
ssnes 70 10 f he 'i AVN whose majesty he ceosas
stands FUZZY yndicatcd 1here are no more flowers OF
man Ine in,eadsd no rsOuns, ye, VIVA! ,ssgks /.
called by the e1igcnces OF The case Thus the presl'
inant stand Siadcatcd before the country by the de-
vei1pments VI Mr.. 1uttons and the Presldents ,est