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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

CONTINUED HITCH IN THE PEACE MOVEMENTS =
MONTENEGRO ANXIOUS TO NEGOTIATE.
LONDON, February IA Reuter- telegram
from Constantnople says: 1t is believed the
Porte, in its negotiations with servia, is
disposed to require as a guarantee the con-
tinual Turkish occupation OF AleXinatz.
Montenegro, in reply to Midhat Pasha's
dispatch to treat direct for peace, accepts
the proposal to negotiate, and requests the
Porte to state the conditions it will accord rs
4 basis OF negotiation. --
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

livestock scales report for the week ending Feb
runry l, 1877: -rt' sa-,'
Beef Cuttte.-ln1 heal: extra TO choice, 5i@
5h".; medium to good 4fa+}ac.; fair, 3aG3ac.
common light cattle medium cows rough work
oxen, and bullsl, 3G.3I.c-,. number were sold per
head. s-.' r
HDgs.-1S3 head. Light averages, 7tiG7ic., net +;
heavy. smooth, and fat, Siic. net. -
Sheep.-Extri TO choice wefhers crossing J 20
1bs.. 5iaGt6c. medium TO good, &C.; fair quality,
4@4c. No demand for low grades.
t'eals.-s6@Sl0; the latter for heavy, fat milk
calves. ... ...ss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02
o,,xr,,s THE EEEcTenAL VOTE
Tho Progress Made Yesterday.

TIM RETURNS FROM ALABAMA, ARKANSAS, CAL
1roRSIA, COLORADO. CONNECTICUT, pELA'
ware DISPOSED OF WITHOUT OPPOSITION
THE THREE RETURNS FROM FLORIDA UNDER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REPORT OF
THE rRoCEEplNGs--AN IMPRESSIVE scENE--
,rIrs FOR TIE GOVERNMENT OF THE EI.Ec-
roslr. Observation-Disclosures TO THE
&c. &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02
NEW YORK WOOL sA RgET.


JANUARY 30.-There has been rather q qnfet mar
ket thus far this week. with the features 50 to prices
much prevailed at the close OF. last week. In
westerH Geeces the recent purchases hare brought
offerings or The more desirable grades TO d small
amount, and rather stronger raj e3 quctabe. Texas.
are little unsettled on account OF the pretty fl
supplies OF western aud indifference OF buycrs.,
California spring. With the small offerings, Is held
1rly, bnt the fall clip. being largely OF tow-grade
qualities, AMI but little wanted IL unsettled In price,
Pulled have been more closely sold 10 production.
and ut very regular prices.
Sales are 10000 pounds x and Xxx Ohio feeccs as
46c.: 10000 pounds < fapd aboye) ,iichictn feeces
on private terms; $4,000 pounds ane unwaslsed
western aeeces At &c; l GS9 pounds western
on private termr !; 10, 900 pounds Western Texas on
private terms; 5000 pontds fall at &c.,;
EOO0 pounds fall California on private terms !,
Is, 900 pounds spring Cafornia slightly bury. ut
24926c.; 20 bales spring Calhornia. Et 26Ga3ic:;
$500 pounds fall CALIFORNIA; at l3e.i LOG pounds
unwasheh Wisconsin neeces at 28c.; 800 pounds
secured Oregon on private terms: 1000 pounds
Australian &c 46hc, and 10 bales Neyadi on private
teruts.--JOurpdE Uf Commerce. f3tsTZ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

ssatsf3Fas
G176c.; Virginia medium O. and 1Zsfnch twist, o.
@65c.; Virrdnia commons 6.nnd1 pinch twist, 57@
60c.; Virginia mahogany navy 3sy ~, and 6s, 629
55cs; Vifgdhin smoking, ~ and 4s, 5q(r66c.
KENTUCKY. Il
louisville navy, bright mahogany, 5B@5Sc.:
Louisville navy, mahogany, 50sa59c.: Louisville
navy mahogany. second class. 6O@52c; LCusrilie
navy fire black, 4S(a51e.: kentucky smoking tC-
Elceo, tbs rs, and "a. 2Sen5 ter Journal!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02
NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YORK, February 1.-Fiftcen thou
sand pieces of black alpacas, product OF the
Arlington Mills, were auctioned to-day.
The receipts amount to quarter Of MIL
lion of dollars. The auction lasted one
hour and half. No. u, lowest, brought
II to 19c. seconds, No. 10, brought lie. !;
higher grades at proportionate rate; No.
80 brought 3S3 and 39&c.-the highest price.
Frank Wippner, an extensive pork-packer
of Buffalo, has assigned. His liabilities are
heavy.
Six hundred grain-heavers OF the Brook
lyn docks, on a strike, marched with band
OF music from dock to dock.
TRAIS-wRECKERs TO BE TRIED.
ST. LOUIS, February 1.-Two OF band
OF train-wreckers, named Meadows and
Meade, operating on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railroad, who were arrested on
Saturday. were taken to Fort Smith for
trial.
ROYAL MAS0NS.
PARIS, February 1.-The King OF SWe-
den, the Crown Prince, and Prince John OF
Gucksburg, were initiated into Freema-
sonry to-day in the presence OF sixteen hun
dred brethren, including deputations from
England, Germany, and France.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02
NEW YORK s1,s1AC MARKET.

JANUARY 3o.-For Sicily there is stronger IN
qury, and the better gr;ics at firm prices. var
ginia, $50, currency; foreign. 1920, currency,
for lead seal, on spot and Sl10. gold, 10 arrive,
and low grades $50, currency.-Journdt of COM.
7nerce. SO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02
RE-ESHIBlTED.i Il
ME4L.-24 bushels. s+ d ti.f:.

Fine. ss; superflne. 1925 @lsg.50; extra super.
fne, S7.25; common family, $3.50; fancy family,
S7.75@aO. Market steady. 80 z. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02
SALES.

WHEAr.-Fhite, l68 bushels good ny u .5s "a
sI: So bushels at Sl.55 SO bushels prime ut !;
5 o bushels at sl.45-total, a72 bushels. Red, 26s
bushels very good at $1.60; lao bushels good az
SI5s; 16S bushels prime ut $1.6n; so bushels at
3 LAB; 100 bushels prime on private TERMS lou
bushels ut q .52-total, 600 bushels.
CORN White, "a bushels good ut 50c.; l7o pnsh,
es prime mt &c.; 90 bushels very good ut 61c. In
blehels common at asc.i gao bnshela on private
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02
BY Telegraph.
- NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 1.-Gold opened at 1888.
Noon.-Stocks active and very unsettled. Money,
short, 4S6h. Governments active and lower. State
bonds quiet and dul Louisianas better rest steady
at 4S5. Gold trlner. Mt 105@105T. Governments
active, unsettled aud lower; new 5's 1l0f. States
quiet and nominal 1911
srss-rs.,", BALTIMORE. ~
{ BALTIMORE. February 1.-Vrginia 6's, deferred,
24; consolidated, o77s; second series, ASK. North
Carolina 6's, old, 20; new, 8; special tax, 2. =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02
TOBACCO MARKETS.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FEBRUARY /. 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised SO hossheads 8
tierces, and boxes. The offerings a. auction on
Change were 70 packages; of which number 81
were taken in, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from Sc to $35.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02
LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURERS TOBACCO
t MARKET. SIS go

JANUARY 20.--yirgnia bright dne. pounaA
noe aSi; yirginia bright fine and extra twist,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

ICut 70 atue h6flileE atats sSsa1osa-
move. colored members Of The Returning
Board, seemed surprised at the testimony OF
Maddox, and are believed TO have been kept
In ignorance OF the speculation. They are
becoming very much Disguised and perhaps
repentant OF the part they have been made
to play, AM it is hoped will conclude to tell
what they know about throwing out returns
upon forged evidence. Another witness,
one who knows the true inwardness Of the
whole affair, is OIL the way to Washington
under arrest. Maddox is q very Intelligent
as we'll as INSCRIPTIONS man, and at the be-
ginning of the war was editor of the New
Orleans Crescent. Afterwards, as block
ade runner, he was employed by Lin
coin and Seward to. collect infor-
nation within the Confederate lines,
and more recently has been confidential
and trusted agent Of the Treasury Depart
ment. .;.
Judge Alexander Walker, the willing
listener to. Maddox's yillainous proposition,
was formerlya well-known journalist and
editor of the Picay1tne.
All the telegraph operators who testified
in the Florida case have been discharged by
the company, and Maddox is to be dis
charged by Secretary Morrill,.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.l - '"'
xLIVTH CONGRESS- Second Session.
' WASHINGTON, February I, 1877. .
SENATE. -.
In the Senate Mr.. Salisbury, OF Della
ware, presented very lengthy printed Pc
tition signed By bankers, merchants, cler-
eymen, and others, OF New Orleans, in re-
gard to the condition OF affairs in; that city,
in which the Kellogg government is charged
with inconpetency. and they appeal to the
country not to believe the statements Of
fraud and violence against the people Of
Louisiana. t..... .s..
Mr.. Howe, of Wisconsin, moved that the
petition be referred to the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, and that the COM
mittce be instructed to summon such sign
crs MS they may deem advisable to prove the
charges they make. After discussion the
motion was agreed to.
A resolution was adopted ordering the
proceedings Of the Electoral Commission
to be published in the Record.
OIessrs. ingalls, and Allison were appoint
ed telers on the part Of the Senate.
The minority OF the Committee on Privl-
legcs and Elections submitted report de.
claring that Frost, the Missouri eector, was
relieved OF his political disabilities by the
act OF May -, 1872.
The Senate repaired to the House to assist
in counting votes, and adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
In the House, in order to consume time
the Republicans demanded full reading
of the journal, including the tally-sheets OF
Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

bu BEET ttT5sf, SF 6tssntte ED9sz
nc Soc; 90 bushels very good ut b1e.; 5B bushels
On privatetefhns. Sd, u g. buahehss Y
UArs.--94 bushels common on priYafe terms.
3 RYB.-24 bushels good at Gee. ~
& OAT-STRAw.-56 bales Mt 471ac.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

WASHINGTON, February Ia The debt
statement shows decrease OF S2,069,G69
coin in the Treasury, $50 ,500,000; curren-
cy, s9,500.000.
The Wortd's New Orleans special says
Governor Wells has been presented by the
grand jury Of the Superior Criminal Court
for acts indicated by the evidence before
the congressional committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-02

ShtpstuF: 40t@45c. p bnsheI
Br0tonstuF: 25c. q Dushel.
Shorts. 1Sc. a busht;.
Wheat Bran: zoe. n b'ishei.
Corn Bran 1Sc. per bushel.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Ease: Toys mining. 35c.6l$1.25 p 100 feet.
Ponder: 1913 by the five kess-css than five
kegs, 1925; blasting, $3.25@S3.60.
Shot: Northern, S2.4 0GlS250 p bag of % lbs.
Griadstones: 1a@l2sc. q ID.
Wood.
CoTd.-Oak-Seasoned.S 3.5 0@.S3.7 rs ;unseasoned
s2.756S3.25 Pine-Seasoned, S3@S3.20; unsea.
soneG, So 50@S2.70.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28
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COUNTY .>nrrrvor.
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Carpenters and i,mifers.
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w. u. uROWN a Oh. scc advertisement.
foundry and Machine .Shop.
SWENsOS HHOrnEtss. s,sr Foundry.
Flour aud Fled.
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Grocery, Fruit and Confectionery
.Nyr..
4, HATnAwAy, In old rostoiaec building.
w. u. WEissrEt. ses al.
Hardware Stores.
LOMAs A IsisOTHEM, sna,h II Court Nous.
y. u. DDAN, nn east I'll. Han street.
Harness iidkers.
rMEn. MILLER. sessa.
n;ar Y; ~ Y. .nan
Hnteis.
WEBSTER HOu~E. eorurr Elm aud High
sTHoTilEM HOUSE. espo.1,s tn nsre,.
Insurance agents.
sTOSE nsCMAHns.
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Watches, Clocks md JeMrirv.
swENsON \ LOWRY. east side or IlM rsrrt,
CmNs. j. wEnnEn. Price. nrns s,are.
y. j.. GlENMEW. sse advertisement.
Justices " The Iraef.
q. r. nKECkENNii,.E, office over kimha
JANIS ts's II. n;,o ias \. over Darker. s,s,c.
LieerY.
NORTON nKOTnE1t-. II. n. street. ~.a, ii Inn.
LumLer Ded,cys.
W. 4 !. YLEMMiNa. Robett I'h.,aa,
AKeM. Yard near The Elevator,
Meat Markets.
GEORGE w. GOWNS oppcrte cour, iioa.o
". H.nooLITTt.E. asr,l,cf coar, llea.e 3aaa,e.
MiitinCrs and IrcsSuakats.
MRA. j. q. STONE. III Centennial nirek.
NurserymCn and Fruit Growers.
y. n. MiTCliEul, NV Oregon Nursery. t~o
miles south ~ Grvaea. hasha~A IL OdnnhnFK
an. c,her ia, hardy Apple irser. Fifteen choice
Varieties siberian ArIla Trees.
Photographic.
o.. q. nERTRAND. W.., u Court House
W. ". WAsmmURS. o,er we,e,ers s,ers.
Physicians.
q. y. nnWEtss: see card
M,,,HM oss !" NJ. PKG SsIs ss,. .c,.
T.. =. JONES, ufiiea In fsnichnal nltek.
pian Works.
WOODWARD y VAN LOAN Msunfsssar
ttuWs ri ail kinds. and warrant thein IL ssoar In
any mil Repairing dom an shnrt n,.iise.
I'uups.
MILrOS TOUslEy y IA. North 81 Times
uinse.
Painters aud Giasitrs
a. u. MILLER. ksn card.
u. u. BROWN. Near lin Elevator.
Produce Dedivs.
uEN. HUNTING. He'd Wavehouae~-uealrv
IN all kinds " rruslar. iurh, tlhies. relts sud
katl.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

EAT Graham pudding and milk for
breakfast.
MrSp eoal- se,ttles with -four paste and
Canton flannel.
A CEMENT OF ashes anl salt will stop
cracks IN stove.
Wicxs must be changed frequently to
insure good light.
AciplrY OF THE STOMACH. This can
be corrected by using alknlies. Dorax Ia
good, II used properly; take small
pinch several times 4 day; too much
might camsc nausea.
BREAD. MAKING. We n.e q 2-ccnt cake
Of yeast dissolved In three pints of
luke. warm water This makes three
lonvea III bread and one pan or rolls.
Our bread " excellent.
FoR DyspErsIA. Burn alum until the
moisture IN II IN evaporated then take
~ much y. yot can put ON ndimc, about
half nm hour before eating. Three or
four days probably will answer; but
take II until cured.
DAHx STEAMED puppISo.- In
steamed two and hall Or three hours.
One cnpfnl molnsxcs, ono cnpful Of
sweet milk. two cupfnls u butter, fou
cnrfnlS u flour. one tcaspoonful Hosla
threc-qnArter. cupfnl III fruit; spice 10
suit the taste; 10 bc eaten with sour
sauce.
BOHrON TIA CAKKa. --One we'll. beaten
cgR, two table-Epoonfmls III sugar. one
cnpfnl sweet milk, one teaspoonfMl s0.la
dissolved In tho milk, two teaspoonfuln oi
cream III tartar Siftcd In thu dry flour,
two henping enpfnls of sifted flour, one
Tablespoonful u butter, Melted bnkc In
nMall tins.
CELERr. Celery can be kept for
week or longer Nv first rolling II mp In
brown paper, then pin II up In towel
and keep Il in dark place, and keep I'M
cool M possible. Before preparing il
Tor thc table place 4 ~ pm % cold
water, AMI 1T Il remain for an hour.
II will make II crisp and cold.
ConxiNa Bs.r. For 100 pounds OF
beef tAka seven pounds xalt, two pounds
suRar. two ounces rnltpcirr. two ounces
pepper, two ounces soda dissolve In
two and hAlf gallons III water boil,
skim, md LIT cool when scum rises
after few weeks srald the brine over,
and by 80 doing anil keeping meat en-.
tircly covered with brine, II will keep a
year md more.
JELLY CAKE Rolls. -Four eggs, bent
whites mud yslks separately: one teacup.
lul white sugar, one ttaanpful siftel
flour. ono tsaspoohful m.ssrtar,
one.half tenspoontnl soda dissolved Ia
y.ry little hot water flavor with the
juice u one lemon; beat All well 10.
ersheT. spread quarter 81 an inch thick
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

Webster, M Secretary OF State under
Harrison, lnl n worritoma time about
the Presidents inaugural message. He
wrote ono ont himself, and en.irnvored
to make Harrison accept II, bnt that
worthy was oblnrntc; te hal prepared
his own and WIN determined In rcul II.
Webster told hi. friend Harvey that he
VIM annoyed l,eeanrr thu message wnK.
according 10 his Judgment md taste. No
Inappropriate. II entered largely into
Roman history. and had great deal u
NY about the States ~ antiquity and tho
Koman procnnsnls nnl various matters
II Tint kind. Indeed, thn word pro.
CONSUL was repeated III il great mniy
timra. WleE he found, says Mr.. Har-
Wy, that the President WA bent upon
nslng his own inaugural. Mr.. Webster
sail that his dsnir. was 10 modify IL, for.
IN II then rtpad, he said, IL ba.l no more
" 10 with tl.e affairs III tho American
Government AMI people than chapter
IN the Koran. Ocn. Harrison rather ~
lneiantly consented 10 LIT him take il.
Mr.. Webster rpcnt n portion III the next
lay IN modifying thu message. Mrs.
neatpn remarked ~ him, when hc came
iomc rather late Tint day, tint hc looked
faiigncI null worried. Bail she, -
rally hope nothing Inns happened. =
Yoi would think that something had
happened, l,r replied, IF You knew
what ! have innr. have killed seven
teen lsomur procoD.nls m dead Vi
tmsliA, every one oi them.
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~ Aals esalssAsntsEss A shAs ssass ssst ~
ffssn Mrs. i rsnetHl iastfh, Mi, fsuss*
tefsAra sair lAt tsA A4*fssAfs Hfsnsn1asssl
"A sAM ssfa net IA 49, u~AfhANas. MI
IluMaeaFsta sAsfssssis@l htsvsau ~lstam astsss
II ih.s hAl naAs vaf AAlnsss n tAas haNl
standard IN isis tsswn is sissiassne slsAs
Il AaA Hlsnss hen saaitss surprising
sHai Nh naassha,nr WE rss afsrsAntsa
sArassal. ntau tisas II sssuianH~ Vi " 4
surprise III hss tsswsgs Il sisat M. Isnfis
kssl# ham II. After she Cabinet msvs.
lns MI. i.ssas.l,Nmr CHILLED IN Ssrnssfs
lIpmr~en IL inquire haw his eass
lAaAssi. ahd H. ~av advised Wv him 81
rmeA nr en- lese ssH Cologne IA nnss..
AMI W. ihanifnl IL MI snts~fvfei Iii kr.r.
ing his position there. . u'u-bsagfsa
Niseiai fe .NtW Yard 5s,tHn..
I'm. RAVES, IT llroa,lsialrs, England.
reports that h. furnished d little girl
with about Hsysn inches square uf new
skin nlDn spot which had hem
hnfne,l. Three hundred "skin rnits !"
were used. A few were furnished by
several Sisters II M.nes. Int nearly nj.
- 1Naz4S
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

! BAsGoH mini has received note,
ineiofing III 10. from d man wit.
tender conAcIenes. ~ pay for pair ii
chickens WORTH suycnty.tiys oeuts, which
lle stole when boy, Aisssn years s9o.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28
Justice ~ the Peace,

AMOS y. COMBS, calir%,lnns made aaa l,atg
" remitied
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28
Chester Trade.

General Merchandise.
L.. q. Libby hAA full and general assorsinNn,
and Asils ~ lowest pftees.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-28

s6su. uuHk1s NhsHs 1uu " NshM ulu
pudding, nnd find ont you're going to
have ono RoNl thing, any way, won't
yon r. naid tho nndannied Joe, nla.hing
into the pudding with his "sharp
knife then deposlting thick,
fruity sliea before Uncle viii.
iam. " Here's the cake. You'd like 10
know how this looks On tie inside. /
would, my why. Itsccms alnosl 4 pily
t1cnt II. 1int'k what II wan made tur.
though Isn't that chcrnbim mean
TINT ebcrub--a nobby little fellow =
How the hugar.works crackie! Have a
bii ri this, iineleY"
Uncle William nodded, and eyed The
cake appronnnly.
"Oh ! know what tn do. !. cried Joe.
jumping mp again; "I'li carry 4 part Of
my share down 10 Mrs. Dowtl, shes
always washing and washing. until il
seems ~ II she'd wash III spal unt n
her. yet, with tllore Ave children H.
keep IN bread ani meat. rhc never has
my treats.
joe cnt out a quarter II tho pnd.ling
mud tile cake. md whinkcl out. III d
lev seconds he returned, singing iubi.
lnntly through thn hall.
Don't, joe; Il goes through my
llenl, " said Uncle William.
/ DO Il docs. ! bcg pardon. Have
ypn lren waiting ~ bn moved away /
stopped - empty Mr.. Dowi's tabn Tor
her.
Uncle William intimatcd Ills readiness
70 be moved, and thu operation was sue.
cessfnlly performed.
Then Joo slipped on his cuffs. and
won't into the work. III cleared nuI
waAlled. assorted md arranged, swept.
hnsted, rubbed and scrubbed. IL hal
applied the leAl, and wss polishing ~
his stove. rafting tho Govern back and
forth vigorously. his hair shaking down
toward hiA nose. when unwonted yoic4e
wer" heard IN The hall. the Atrra u Two
innn. aid tho tap II csnc On the bur-.
hooY.
= The occupant u this tenement, Z
said = voice, J0e now recognized IN his
lsntll0rl's, IL ~ scceLtrIc young mup
Who boards himself md rnrpo,sA M III.
valid uncle"