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You will consult her health, happiness
and success in study ana music, by plsc-
lng her in the care of Dr. Taylor ut the
Beaver College and Musical INSTITUTE,
Beaver, Pa Prices moderate, and rs low
As good board aud first class instruction
can be afforded.
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EhMnlb Crushed.

Wednesday evening last, George
Sclsdd, OF the Eighth ward, met with n
painful accident by having his right
tnumb crushed in asausage machine.
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RECEIVED to-day ~ express, tine
large, fresh Oysters and fresh Lake Fish.
Hereafter l will receive them daily. Mrs
Haggerty, opposite Mcclure House.
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A GREAT0FFER We W. wl I
UNIVERSAL HISTORY.

The great interest OF all nations and In
our own thrilling history OF lUg years
makes this book sell 4 ster tnan any other.
Three books in one, beautifully illus
tTaJed. Low price, quick sales. extra terms
Send for circular. J, G. McCGRDY a 20.
philadelphia. Pa. spI2b
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Viruinia Female institute
srAUNroN, VIRGINIA

II z y ~ IIN'TIN| N
nEN. K. II. PHILLIPS RECTOR A.,
II ~lSIrD by a iulI corp, otter. .r..r...
officers. Tn, % 'a annual s,~ ..pU ST.. ....
muucr september 18th. l'.. Hl a.
Sp cIouS, with gas and An' ans ..
water. Heated by ,tsa... hNiga...
grounds. Patronage from b. ~H'n
school firSt-C ass. Terms moderate ~eNe-
churches within three minute, WA
For catalogue address the Rector
iy2l,gh
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
STNIOTON, VIRGINIA

with over Twenty teacher, ans nr...,
ranks among the mrs. schools u.
ladlrS Am the United ~tatc,. iu ra.N.,..'
ml Valley OF Nlr-iuir, Nriuu
health. Attended by pupil, um a...
To twenty States. Great ECONOMY aI.
ppuSrS 7, uulrcu Session open, sept ,
Isl Board and Tuition loren .rr,r ..s
TIC year $40. For catalogue and u
formation, addrc's Rev. ". A. HAkAs
u. D., Pre- idrnt, stanton, Va N-r..
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BANKS.
BANK OF WIFE cling,
HEEalNG, W. VA
aInn 600

500. 900
.,acEmolder~ Personally hiaoi'
and x, preSentiuE over sA"o,""'-
,,L, EWES DEPOSITS AND Dis
IL counts Paper. md
Deals IN Gold silver, en-
sterling EXCHANGE. l,-.,,,,,
sis drafts on England, Ireland, france
Germany and other prominent paris "
Europe. cot. ,f,
Euvs and sells Government S'R''' ''S
9ud Railroad Bonds.
-ntrr.I attention given 10 collections.
y. =. LIST, H'c'iSs1',
q. LAMB, Cashier,
Jos. SENBOLD, ASStUTw t0'Hisf.
aulj
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VuE fines, shoes KEEP, in the city ut l.
V. Bionds.
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OK ELEGANT CARDS. No two alike.
~ With name, Ilc post paid. Hustled
s. Co, Nassau, y. I. aug 1910
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IUsr received, lot %! Children 5
Shoes of the latest styles, ~ l.. Y.
Blends.
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LATEST OUT.- Ladre, Cur. Kid san,
del, side lace Balls. JERRY CLEMENS
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LAEsT STYLES OF Shoes just received
at l.. V. Bonds.
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Coon b.acl; Md Gloves tor IS cents g.
j. y. Eerrels.
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If YOU want to get cheap and a nice
fitting pair of Shoes, go to l.. V. Blends
ll35 Main street
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TUITION FREE

Contingent Fee So psr Ten,
College Courses. hartrgrd .u H.
improvements extensive. pa,......
year - per cent over prey.Uu, yea
nets aud libraries equal tur.......
ply To President BUGBF Eurr..... .
tary for Catalogues or informal.
iV.Hegya
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, August %. - MoNEY-
Closed NJ 2B(d3 on call. Prime mer
CATTLE paper at 5,,g6J per cent. Gus.
toms receipts $4,000 The assistant
treasurer disbursed $4,000 C,esrjngs
SZ7OOO.OOO. Sterling, weak; long 4s2;
snort 4S4.
GoLD-Opencd at l04l and closed st
1919, with sales il the interim Vt lO44
Borrowing rates per cent. and la:
SILVER At London Unchanged; here
silver bars are l23. green backs; III.
gold; silver coin 3GB per cent. discount.
Specie can now he imported ata profit.
and a portion of the bullion wi.lirav,r
from the Baak OF England Yesterday aus
to-day is probably destined fox this coun-
try.
tIovFkSNEHTs-W Weak.
r,,,.., ..,a,.s ,s or,.,., ,or,.n,. NM
Fivel-weItIes.
Five-twenties, loo
Iies' 'I'''I =
New F1HraTd.,0nG.haiS..'.' iu,
New
ten-i2rL
u:i sa a. ......'' :
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
nst received Al l.. " Blonds.
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ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. M,
t[frubpnylue Accommodation
train during the day passes backward anG
forward between Martins Ferry ana
BellaiGc, stopping when required at Sner
man House, Ktnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in elect on and after FRI
day, May ., 1877:
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select school

NO. % THIRTEENTH SIhEH''
Miss egban beg 20 inform Nti -. 1o..
and the public II II her intcntOs
tlEue he- school at the aDoge aaaig $50.
Course OF In tructIOLs IHe.ni,.. 20 80
Mss y. would be pleased " 80 ~ ES
nurlDer OF pupils now study'ns
In preparation !OT college. ..,...7.f0 o
Lessons Ia French during ~ -
Terms, SO, pupils under s"ei'e'
fyllT-T-Erb
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] Am, Wild KTFHI III a, n
JANE r. HhkkI-''.'' ~
In..--.----- II LLL L-----.

Among the numerous lu-lia..'.' a.,
learning In the south, 'r~, " A.. 80.
achieved the rapid and unpf"e'',-,,,.,
sue ess which has been a''aih.p -.
Norwood High school n nov "a. -.
Oud % none 10 the STATE, BON .A ,'..s-r,
ton and the extent Oi ya,TDutk' -. =.
The .scIp.Ine, Nv vel ~ ihr ~. ~
are conducted As nearly ~ pps',,s.'.y+,a
the plan Of the University ~
and having proved IN entire -'. ,o-,-
be continued without ruahs'.-D
syyuoieT,ce Of the Gdi,tsztOu N'7ft -xs15.
Refers % present patrons ~ s' ,,r-.c
from West Virginia, % Judge J.. ". Pm.
Judge ". Edmi-tOn, Judge JyD" Y
non, Dr.. 7. 4, Camden ana ''''
Ransom. II ggyg.
md ofter Uatroue 0f the school bl.o'
claIIy 10 the old students tBems'''''
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tbs cheapest shoes ID The city At L. '
Blends.
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LAnIES, SEMINARY.

DLAIR-NILLE, PA. FALL -E-s. \
ID opens Thu -d.y, september ISM. r
Location very n"ul'hfuI, easy OBJ .'"
terms moderate. Iu.I cour,' OF II'.T.
ton. Fur Catalogue, pi',ar adir..
J.JEWEII rAEk-
jy2Cegrb Puncpt
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
to j. w FERRELs.
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Extracts fron1e~um"nini'

TSIyERAITY % "a, JUS .......
STE-lt gives me pleasure p. s'H.' ~
theNOrVOUd High school no ".Nl 80
men 20 shis Institution VOL pr'H". -,.
the advanced classes ~ ihr h.".-,,
schools. r. ranks among iur u's' 'ia ....,
Schools Tor high and tnofDush .-.,s.
Its disc pline j. excellent, ana iH'
fuiues- 81 the location UnHBfptH-'''
am, with great resp'c,
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Vanderbilt University.

nGL THIRD SESSION WILL Hl.u.N
! sept. l. ~. TuUlon-m - I'nI .+.
putm,ut Tree. iu Literary lrparm"n.
s... .u Lew Dep rim NJ, tbU; Other a.
luy Medical department vii Hrru nc
LIST .,. 'nI firuHtno", So.
Iur o.. .a 'g .., apply 9" j. VI ~ b
Secretary of Iun Faculty. Np,hyill' lsll
I.t. GARLAND, thsn'..r
IylgDggt
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whore snaIIIsend NV Daughtcr

JERRY CLEMENS,
Corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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New YORK, Augu.t23 Dry Goods-
Fairly sc,ive with commission merchants
and iobb.r-. Cotton goods steady and
unchanged. American grain bags al
vaaced Prints in steady demand and
dress girghsms active Cotton dress
goods selling wet. The Bulletin says
that 1900 Peters Manufacturing Com
psny's shirts and drawers were sold At
A.c.ion to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-07
DOCTOR DAYS ISTONIsTrER
Who are In League with the Dealers who
Aduiterntc New Works MIX.

Dr. Walter dc F. Day. Sanitary Supcrin-
tcndcnt has made most interesting report to
tin lie ltu Board in which ne says:
MY attention having been called to the OK
tent to which milk, rcaohing THIS city through
Jersey City and various railroads. und 'rwcut n
process oil watering At the d,pOt~ and on the
ferry boats, on the might NJ the llth inst and the
morning Of the l2th, with Inspector Chns. l..
an b,samc satisfied that the Watering Of milk
wis b"ing clrrl"l On very cNt'nsiv"lv.
With the Health l}onrt's approval. therefore.
detailed to Assistant Inspector Rowland live
assistant inspectors or employees. giving nm
special Instructions ~ 10 the Kind pl iniOrmH-
ton necessary to be obtained. IA well ~ u gen
eral plan to follow. But owing 10 Il nl-appre-
pension in On important point rcearting evil
dencr and the novelty and Inherent difficulties
oi the service. the first attempt was moi siGndlly
snr',ssin although water VS. seen To- b. pro-
fu~clv added TO the milk. and valuable informa-
ton was gained for iutur" usr.
Tine plan did not contemplate sensational
RAID. but rather u careful workng-up of the
iurs, witn "a view tu som" wide and effective ac-
tion ON the part of TN" board.
ON a second insreriion II was found thnt most
Of the milNnrn on the ferries had bccn warned
hy IN" ierrymcn. who were in collision with
them. We succeeded. however. in spite Of this.
in observing numberoi the former, that morn
tn inspectors were directed not to make
such oh-cryat' Nn- 40 80 carly stage or the I'M
suo.tion ~ would subject ih"m Ia suspicion,
AMI thus prevent iuture and larger harvest.
and -o though they saw extensive waioring.
hcy were Mnsilr. in most cas's. 10 id"ntiiv The
cu'urits Th'n. too. the nights w'rc dark. tho
lights ilickrriul and uncertain. and the driN rs
muiIlcd up and practically i-i.uisrd. In very
many ca-,- the " waiercrs used water colorod
with a LITTLE milk. or NJ they rall It. " blcachod.'
amt this WIS dtfi llt If detection without the
discovery ~ the lu-pe tor also. sunn skiium 'd
iN' milk on the spot, and apporioned il"
~,mmod mix among the cans -omc added q
fNirt nod nuid to their cans. stirring II up and
sting the nilNtur'. and others took the water
with them M % can a. th. depot. Hnd from THIS
w4terei rsii AMI i,t. Iv"u" VIII" mas watched
a driver on the bout. or in the t"rry-hO busy
in pprpptfutlu. mis- irhu'. flrrp D. something
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orr STYLE coon FRiDtr.
The Ceremonies In the Russian Chapel and on
the Decks of the Russian Fleet

Tho Russians and Greeks in this city, and
those of the ships ~ The Russian squadron.
-oi-mnilrd ih'ir Good Fr.iay yesterday. The
prayers of toe ships chaplain-. and those Of tho
E'v Father Bjrrrlng and his reader. Mr.
VI ln|low-ky. IN tn" Hu--o-Grr.k chapel in
S'.uni avenue We're offered az simultaneously.
The screen in the chap !. which divides the
r. o"l r'.ap,l uneyrnly. IN" greater part be-
iug ior the congregation. is frrit.d and .ill.d
uul nmny-hu.d. and -''i with miniatures IN oil
oi th" Saviour. the Virgin. the angel that am
bounced her conception. aud thu Eyang"lis,-.
. - 'rren was presented hy the Rus ian GOV
crNusu' The tail satrr lwulllr-tirs. ~ the
r,s.llns i'.k, W." muni'i y -t'i 'a> IN silver
81 iDu's,u. 4, ln III. m.r nins Fa.hcr Boring
,ir ns g,. .'" I. 'r.n-'n 'pr'n d. any open NJ
atlnrnNl -Il fuary. Father Is .rrine wui.
,ts .r la'o ~urpil.r 70 mantle OF iSrr-wrpu-ut
hlurk velvet. ana On MS hr,a-t lNti,rrI n
Russia. Black. silNnr-'rmmed velvet covered
t,r,ntir. and fell about II IN d''p iold- On tAr
hpunl. miniatures mi-@h. Behind the altar
rn~' golden cru fix. made flashing ly tho
Nilnins h"lor" IN" altar. Father Bl"rrins
info mol IT, prur'r- - tho day. In the
S"layonic lansnagg. ti.g spons"s being mad"
btlri.'l rnnl r.. Mr. MlrhaiuN~ky. who r,l "a
100 lit b. IlN'i ht 'rrI velvet. -''lH 90 the
reading d'-k "n 90. rsni ia, Ins g. OBJ" 4" D.
ar1. IN. in., o.. ttlHr~ 90" ulIp.arif." oi liW
s,t.'r' ,riv 4 CD tTn h-,i f.. Ind lr'.'
lrri, 'tptlr imperial ianii> Of l.l--a and ilf
H.. Car mia. irurp.e i.- ,.ii.f.i.- uul p l.f.
H. fle 'rrtnIu- Father Bfrrrirg. rolled ~ ID
iI,. n.riIIn.. rnd pr,a..l, ~ Mr VI i.U.IInT-
-.t. NiIut u d. laIl topper. la'r' % iH'ri n;n ~ t'
uf.m r.r. aftr. embodied IN clnth = 7,,r. fu
i'.n f'.O it' ~ flN rAa}'. I.fn 'il' .lu-r' .i-
t.Nu .-rl IL. 1875. u ~NN.Nur'~ w'uui tnN-
G.u.rtl T. ,l- o u hN-- Jan military gu-
fNl!r d i DNt. - he, ih" sword. uul with orders
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sHINDLfNG OF1TcEHoLDERs.
Taking Money FROM M-n Familiar with sub
s,ription Papers.

\ few dlN- ago young man with oiled
and curly hair. and of in-nuating manner
eall a on Mr. Alnns, y. Cornell. and hauled
him lrfi.r lurp. rtiu. o. Doe fr0m speaker
20. tA" Assembly lnun+lN". introducing th"
bearer. and lft.m.tAs tAu Boo assisting the
tlANo~ k7.'s good Dau-e might he served.
AtNrWaid. with this AMI other letters 20 ana
ir.m influential l,niu. ANTS In the city and
Sfft.t .N.ln .fNin visited many Federal nnd
lnNuI "IIHl NN hllI. r.. ui iNp, -u' = ~ .lu~
iNr 60. N.Nut- hfJN. IT, ulr brmn r.ts tp
Nt'W n" APP l' pr -'ni ne KY. ~ d"
u0I.' .tai" lagfy. .u tv t.r l. peAl,anS lac
ir.-.nt = il lmNl. idnin' .fInn Nr-tn.
MNtl n" young man asked ~lu'rIuffuI ,'ut
Aituny nuu.ull. ~ tAr l.l-i NdI f', iur 5000
rfi|I tho nest n N..li then " m un stairs fp
WNkn -nmr inquiries. Marshal pnvn' wis
iownl .hnF' p1d o. md emit " &" Cream
ndln likr sum. anI ST. had Mr. VI ie. tho
- slant 'u-iy' n. United States D'sirit
Au.lu'l Nn.Iinli Nui also suits rlhrl. Then
DR. oman a-trfttn'd tint Mr. cornell lnl
j. rNHl FROM "N-SpeuN rr >n'lnNr tiat th"
letter OF lnyOluflun WAS iNt-rrN
\ -i'rlN Wl"u il' spuns nltn called O. col
l"f .u'.uoi. n- Hnd % NNil FROM Mr. lel-
man NJ VI Ace ami other -l.errIbris con-
ironirl hins VITA thed.- 90, y ~ confessed.
IT, hsg"d that IN lrH~'nt NJ him before "a
criminal tribunal the POST ON '' mon would not
di- 'lu-' h.r real name, n1 l' has Wlir and a
chlId IN lpnnn ~ mn and good connect Ions "lS'-
askNi his accusrrs a. take ihai az @ token ~ his
repentance. Mr.. MrAfrr NUDE him surrender
his letters and paper and then all consented 80
l,t him go. lnth, little hook L." .chrrir We're
h.mnrl Il my, $3.50; August Belmont s.;
Wilson q Hunt So
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rrE cirrin,rG,s RrsnRrirIox


WASHINGTON. April G-lhc Indian De-
pariul-nt received a letter today from hotel
Keeper in tine CatiHrausu- Indian reservation
compllinius that Nc two Government commits
-iuners charged with surveying the reservation
had cheated him out Il board for number of
weeks. having left without paying his bill This
II the last di-ercdinhe feature in a discredita-
Die transaction. which has been running on for
two years. No one who settles on this r.scrvl-
ton Is able ~ eet til in fee. anl consiiera-
m' town IS iunanoal having grown mp on IT II
lr..'lH r't --lrf g survey the iong-rhbon-
li' trin- N'- o lil..iN. IL Till went through
4 nEf'-- IN $50. utWrupriutinS - 900. ANIL
n.'urftu'in.. iNr'' commissioners % survey
~" r'~"rNni 90. o. g. - Il .W - = u Cay
and 'Nirn- b.. H.Hrv s .lankln. ohm Manly.
HNI O.. 900 = nitrrsoli N.rr appointed. and
Wr 10 nu I, dn m work The ln-l. "a Odtkrr.
SION. Tine oiirr 1850 hired o sinr" ~urvcy. "a;
-S day. anl 800 tn' rNt' of = day "a ~ llN"
i"ou -uii 'rlui"u ll- BIN ever since. TIL" .ir~t
upir.lr .f."n hiN iug run Unf. ANEW our",l~
-t - Julv. VIII eA WI spout r'sul trly until.
.-t January. /...l Chan 'irr rrfu- Il t. aulit
nNv moro hiiI- tN'N .u"llor- show ng tNut tho
lN-'i -- = -ul" rrf uil i-, single -IllN Do ia
InffuI..N-N- county mad htHn carried 600 40 tAt.
Iifh ANoltun Hotel amt tho Centennial. SIN .t,
il' %. Apparently the only remaining rr~unr 80
~ commission has been in swludlin- hotel
kNrlIr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-07
iNoInnn nnrrtA rorfcn orfrcrn.
Clubbing ~ W. oman aud then Begging Of Her
Not Ia IN pose Him.

On the morning Of February Is, Mr.
Turner of Is Albums street Erookhn. with
Mrs k'lly. WIS returning from Il visit to her
daughter in borrum ulaer. It was about
o'oiork While passing York and Adams
-treri she heard Onlcrr VI Laushlin using
lou Language. Sh" said 60 her COM ,anion that
il wiS fin" language for II policeman 10 use.
VI l.ru,lln -trI'k h"r ou the Shoulder with
h., n.-;iIt stick, anlthvnpushrdh her duwnon the
railroad track. Whom she WAS helped to her
feet She WIS hl~dng from cut in her fncc
Nli' "u'r'd g. ~ To- the police station II there
WIS any 'hatEe against hrr. ban IT," officer
iWu"'i lI~ la uu her, She WIS helped tn her
hNhg lN ltnr q, uilrmrn. day or two after
ward ting officer begged lirr, for the SAX" oi his
val hn rhlHf"n nN goo mako amy complaint
-ulu~i h'm, n~ was intoxicated az tine time
~ inca assault. Ms. Turner told her story re-
lu family ilt NIt. JtM 10. Whn Was sent tp iii,t--
-nl'. Pr-ldrni Jouidan instructed Capt
'rli7 I" mnhn fNulg,.- aenir~i NrIMuehlin,
ana to summon AIRS Turner The case was
uiINuru'i - rul tinn~ Boo. Hu-r she iuilrd to
oUprar amt O ' COMPLAINT wl- dismissed on
Wednesday,, win 70 10 Mas gullol again. and Mrs
lurn'rdll n0t r-lmnl. VI iHuEnliu,i ID Is sad.
u~"N nll on nl- l"l .in"h Influence q! keep her
AWAY, H. has l.oi port III -.vrrh tirlt. for
N"Htin- tn rul 3, bW hIs political influence
las sitN'd MIN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-07
OIkEY nun ND BLiNCIfE GREY.
what said About Them In Theatre M and
Political Circles.


THE SrS's exclusive announcement con
corning the probable companion with whom
Oa,ry Hall takes his walks abroad produ ed
decided sensation in dramatic circles. Men and
women who long arc knew of the intimacy be-
tNccn Mr. HAL and IS Blanche Grey Int who
had not Tor Il moment entertained the idea that
they had come together on foreign shore.
found their memories suddenly refreshed. and
ores Of circumstances were recalled which 10
to sustain the theory.
one ol the wcathicst theatrical managers in
the world said:
have not only no doubt that Miss Grey Is
the woman with whom Hall il lodging. hut |
have fair reason for knowing IL. She was under
great obligations to him. He gave her advic"
and presents. She was in town about six We, Ks
ago. aud then with money suddenly procured
wrntto Europe. She WAS in no pccuniary con-
dition to- 20 unless assisted She preceded Hall.
and doubtless mad the way straight for his
reception. am hy no m ans convinced that
lfalI has l.f his family unptuN idod with Wcaus.
That is "A druth Of Outrage To which I can I
9. iiovo hn could descend. When Hal WIS in
trouble believed him Innocent anl it'd what
could to hnlp him. and ! saw frankly rs his
friend and Wcil-wi-hor. would rather hHNr
heard thai he WIS d.ad than that hr should h'
guilty of what Is now charged against him. II
would u. charity lul '"l a. belirNe him cr,1v."
In All the theatres and rul +. ON the t'eOrdcrs
bench. ind ia many interested homes the mat
tor WIS q Is uss Z. AMI uu n curious Gossip WIS
started. Iuorc 4""iu- to Boo ilrm ground ior the
l.-citiou tlat. vhon Mir Grey WAS pa trouble.
and made her pres, nis There is nowhere %
suggestion at improper relations. beyond such
H. II,il'a mo,in ~ In. With nieh, b.. r"pro.
h,usihr In otNors. and a'trnct attention and
romu. nt wa~ % --rd over VA him. lie WIS as
Ms Orr, .rclor,.l TO- hr - ENGLISH birth.
lrrlcal na'nr hoIng rinr". $50 formerly at.
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LONDON, April G.-An extraordinary gcn-
cral meeting of the Direct United States Cable
Company. held to-day adopted 10y n show Of
hands the report Of the committee appointed
March 3. in favor of n friendly alliance with the
Anglo American Telegraph Company. The di-
rcctors then resigned. and n resolution was
adopted by u show Of hands declaring the fol-
M,ssrs " liam Ford aud John pendcr. Di-
rrcturs OF the Globe Company; the Right Hon.
the Rev. Lord Hawk and Mr.. T.. VI. undcrdown,
members oi the committee. Capt. Wayne. II. n,
formerly Managing Director Oi the French ca
bic Company; MIR. Berry, Il member of the re-.
firing board of the Direct Company; and
Mes-rs Mcara and Gunther. scrutiny on these
two resolutions IL now progressing. but the
l. ndcr party have II majority. and the success
of their policy II beyond question
MIR. Pcndrrs resolution approving the com
mitccs report was carried by 2UGO against
G1U Xpfps
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Mrs. Adelaide LoaVit,, the complainant against
ur Rov. MrcartA of Tine cnuiDh of uur saviour
appeared before Justice Smith IN the York,ile Police
Court ye,ctiaN iOorrr h' for her hu~ ,rfl casa W.T.
moss al the fi'. l shoe was mot accom-. tut.t N "A
noul -nau Justice omiN ul,l"i hll un her parole
She .l tilt iNr owner uI tt hnu,l 7s Sp .nl H,ruue
IN which sI. h,l hH lDru ,i.it.i hy mcmhprs OF Mr.
tnrrN ,rnu-l. -lrlu. amt induced MIN olr,e th,m
in il premises l' save uiru lIt tll, months ut
AM tAc,, uA Nvinr~i, removed totA2 second avenue
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L0UISIANA'S LAST APPEAL.
TEN TIfOUSiND CITIZENS ~ MASS
MI.i. TING IN NEII ORLE.INS


Praying for Dciiv-rancc from n vsurpntion
that tnn he Sustained Only nv Federal
Bnyonets No Submission to Packard.
NEW ORLEANS, April G. A very large mass
meeting Of the citizens ol New Orleans WIS held
at Lafayette square to-day. II = estimated that
from ten to fifteen thousand persons were pros
ont. The following resolutions were adopted.
We, the ciuzcn, Of New Orleans. In mass meeting a.
,mblcd. repre- s,nfing firmly briv,c, the sent.
ncnts of large majority the people VI Iourua pro.
claiming devotion to the Con-u'uiion of the
United states. and unquahhod acceptance al the
ndme Mt thereto. ass rins mat in loyalty 20 our
established nion and IN true national patriot do
not yield To- the people of an, section OF our common
country as stand ready prove by any test. d,car
INK earnest desire to ohhtcratc the cei.
in4- OF sectional bitterness which ,ft
the result ct thc late unhappy war. and to
rcuni,c -hc whole people Of tn tinted states in
mon bond c hrohorhood. equally sirous o ir,aNu-
down tine inrrer- q" prejudice aui di-tfu-t Wluch d,.
ictwcn the white ami coorod ciiscnsm The state ni
To- r,'..u-h hc r,iangnsm the two races upon h'-is
uonot. aud kini, eminent. toward each rthrr pro-
Winch Jour STATE i-ras.ins amt III f,ciini nat We should
l"1n.N 'i ~. II, WI" H. ,,,l nl. IN ue s""' We
trst-lhni the right ofoca rtsovornmcnt Is ihc
isur iagii ati r,.',seef KY, saic n ~. iuiNa.
IT uI' nal .tn.t, ami becomes mere province 90 Ai
: cod that lor four wear. the people of Louisiana
pay. A''i under u.hf ih- Cove rnm'nL never elected
ih cs'ii .h,d c4innii, amt maintained ufo-loutit Of,
cafe' Nv ie military bower OF Gu, raj 90, tnnr d.
nun, amt in ih' particular OF It, -rarr 'Ntth t.hhce
trusted with ~ administrator. DO. contcmi nnie woa.
In. Of ii' ,i ri.. , , ~. s,i',r. ,,l ti.
er'ai.r ni'r' ani ,onrinrt with winch 1t was r,-il.d
Third THAT 90. .c.uli. OF this u.urpation have necn
arT ,..,.'rar ,, l..'n r.,'tt r i'A .ui ,as,ft
u n.. g. en,uHra'o wool zion. oi the ri-h oi fff.on
/. impair conhdcn,. aud almost te snuihu'o