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SUMMER SEPARATION.
From the Danbury News |

lr lOh INC DauDuTy NeWE
juno Is the month Of love, Joy, and August that of
its agony. In juno two hearts knit together be-
come one. In August two dies separate She goes
away her mothers aunt In the country and he
stays at home working the treadmill Of duty This
hard all men, but its weight is The heaviest
on the grocery clerk. dis heart Is not in his work.
How can 1t be? Where the treasure Is there will the
heart DC ALSO and the treasure is tar away He
smile on The customer He cannot counterfeit sue
cessuliy tina, expression notwithstanding interest which
makes clerkshp Thing OF beauty. Certainly his Is
critical task Tho variety and diversity of the
articles In which he deals require that he should keep
his wits about him. In this particular he is in almost
as much danger rs the drug CLERK, while he oppor
tunities Tor slipping are hundred fold. A Danbury
man who went TO drug store to have prescription
prepared. seeing nobody put clerk present, said
Young man, are you keeping company with a
gr.Y'
Eyes slr, /" answered the clerk with blush.
''Do you think the world OF herr'
II do, said the clerk hrmly, although blushing
scerabiy
As she IN town." pursued the customer anxiously
mo, Sir she Is away on u VISIT
"rhat wal! do" SAID the man, decisvely. ''You
can't TOOL AROUND any prescription Tor me-" Ana he
But the grocery clerk who has to struggle from
early III late ut night with flood oil noy ances
When he dips INTO the sugar barrel ho thinks
OF her lips and signs. ln cutting the cheese
he Is reminded of the strength OF his dovo-
Ton TO her, and when lie looks into the butter
rkin his thoughts stray To her hair When he would
60 away by himself and give expression 10 his emo
lions he Is Obliged to help lit barrel OF corned bccl
roll cask OF salt open cask OF lard Ii Is only
he Is dealing out mackercl that he feels as II he
hud companion III his sorrow, sym pathlzcr grief
There rs that soeacd, subdued light in the eye OF a
SAT- mackcrei which touches responsive chord tho
heart vi suffering and awakens It TO paintive melody
How endery ne iits 1t from the KIT, how lovingly
fingers IN wrapping II Up. Poor fellow he may nut
up washing Starch Tor baking powder draw moasses
tho kerosene can ana even attempt to palm OH
various things for tea He may do this. 1t rs more
fhnn tEaIU haI ha yll RIM Inn
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THE HERALD's ENTERPRISE.


IFTUtn mo IUuuon Anglo AueTtc~H t11Hc8sI
Tho NEw YORK HERALD has nearly page tes-
graphic matter from Edinburgh on the Pan-Presbyte-
rian Council The message. dated Edinburgh, July Q,
IL published In the HERALD OF July BY mail Il has
page and half closely printed, relating to the pro-
ceedugs. and may safely said that no other paper
publishes at such length reports interesting to tho
Protestant world. In leading article It says:-"So
such assembly OF eminent Protestant dvnes has come
together since the Westminster Assembly convened In
the Jerusalem Chamber Of the famous English Abbey
two hundred years ago to prepare creed and stan.
dards Of faith for reformed Britain" Tho enterprise
prse
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ROUMANIAN SOLDIERS.
From the Pail Mall Gazette. |


correspondent Of German military paper, writing
from Kalalat, states that he IS In every way In UGH
pleased with the Roumanan troops assembled there.
They have nov been in camp for several weeks and
during the whole have boon daily exercised morn.
ing and evening, being drilled and mannuvred alter
the manner of prussian troops The described
as being naturally intelligent and, much attention
has been given 10 the instruction both OF them and OF
thor officers the writer believes that the Rounanau
army, which, somc ~, 900 strong, Is now assembled ut
kaaiat, would prove to be very ciiclent
forco IN the field Tho uniform OF tho
mihtiamcu, Dorobanzi. consists IN summer OF
close fitting white wuollcn trousers; white linen up
per Shirt trimmed with blue, and confined by a Uelt IA
black iur cap, oruamened with bcron's feathers aud
a long gray mantle. In dry weather the men wear
leather sandals, the icct being cnvcopcd IN linen
bsn,agcs. The dress OF The mounted men Is similar
that OF the infantry, excepting that the shirt Is
trimmed with red. The cavalry carry u sword and a
needle carbinc the infantry being armed with tho
needle gun In wet weather the Dorobanzi as well as
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Brcvet MAJOR General William b. Hazen, United
States Army Is At the ST. James Captain James B.
Eads, OF ST. Louis and Judge Van H. Higgins, Of
Chicago, at the indsor. Elk Senator :. Harris,
of Louisiana and Sson hutchins, OF ST Louis, as
the Fifth Avenue. Captain McMickan, of the steam
ship Bothnia, is mt the Brevoort Judge j. NJ Wool
worth, oil Omaha, Is at tho st, Nicholas James A.
Dumont, Supervising Inspector General o. Steamboats,.
is at the Hoffman. Grenvillc Tremain, of Albany 10
at the Gsey.
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ARREST OF A BANK RoBBER.
BALTIMORE, August 2. 1877

BALTIMORE, AUGUST 2, 1871
George Bayncs, who was arrested In this city sew
eral days since ON the charge Of having robbed the
Grand Trunk Railroad, al Montreal, had hearing this
morning The charge was not sustained, but he was
CON mitted for hearing the 9th inst. further
charge Of having stolen $4,000 IN notes Con
soldatcd Bank Of Montreal Mr. Mills, officer Of
the bank here 10 prosecute the exraditCn OF tho
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at Pevnn and are also concentrating force Ncopolis
to prevent the Turks from moving that direction to
destroy the bridges the Danube II Osman pacha
at Plevna is defeated with heavy the bulk OF the
Russian army will turn eastward on Mchemet All aud
Achmet Ely CUB Pacha force them back on Schumla
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SINGLE SCULL RACE.

BosroS August 2, 1877.
The three mile single scul race between George
IIosmer, OF this city, and Ohm Brown, OF Worcester,
on Lake Quinsigamond, TINS afternoon, was won by
the former III 23m. USs., by i've lengths
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THE NCO-COMMERCIAL TREATY

QUEBEC. August 2, 1877.
delegation Of Quebec merchants and ship
builders held interview with the Prime
Minister to-day In reference 10 tho Franco
commercial treaty The latter declined to send
Commissioner to attend the approaching Convention
Paris, but offered to furnish delegate who should
be appointed By tho Board oil Trade with letters OF in
PRODUCTION 10 tho Colonial Secretary and Imperial
Commissioner
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and Lovatz Lovacz In considerable force.
Mehemct Ali, the Turkish COMMANDMENT. Chief.
is at Osman Basar with large army.
Acbmet Eyoub Pacha is operating against tho Care
witch toward Rustchuk and that city still holds out.
The object OF the Turks IS TO unite their forces from
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IN A DIsORDERLY HOUSE.

Captain lyman. OF tho Fourteenth precinct. last
night radcd u disorderly house Mott street. and
arrested six persons whom he found In the place.
They were locked up In the Mulberry street station
house, and will be arragned at court this morning
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FIFTEENTH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS

The meeting last night in the Fifteenth Assembly
district, which was called by the republicans repro.
senting the anti Leask faction and to which all men,
bers OF the party invited, was largely attended
All were IN favor Of requesting MT Leask to resign
the presidency OF the club which he had previously
declined 10 do.
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Plcvna and Osman Basar ut Tirnova and thus cut or
the Russians now south OF the Balkans Tho Russians
on tho other hand, masslng their troops 10 hola
tho line open and afford strong renlorcements their
army in Roumella They pushing westward on
Lovacz for the purpose turning the Turkish position
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AMMUNITION FOR TURKEY.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, August g 1877.
The English steamer John Bramhal Is hero tax ing
on board ammunition IRON Wholesalers arnory Tor
the Turks and will soon sail with $50 tons.
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BURIED IN A MINE.

PorTsyILLE, Pa, August 2, 1871
William Kelly was buried IN shaft at Port Carbon,
to-day, by the cavin2 in OF quantity OF rock. At
last accounts his body had not be1n recovered.
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THE CONVENTION OF GOVERNORS.

RICHMOND, Va, August 2, 1871
Governor Kemper, on account Of business engage
ments declines to attend the Convention OF Governors
nj phiIadplDhia.
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FATAL SIABBING.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 2. 1877
At OrangebuIg, KY, johnson Mckay yesterday NOR
tally wounded X. Toe by thrustiEg knife through
his lungs Mckay 10 in custody, having surrendered
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NorE The headquarters ofthe Grand Duke Nicholas
is at Tirnova that Of the Czarewtcb is Bjca The
Russians now occupy NicopolIs Sistova and all the
country between tho river Osmcn, which joins tho
Danube Nicopois and the LON, which flows to Rust
chak. The Turks under Osman Pacha hold Pevra
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DIED..

ALEXANDRIA, Brooklyn, on Thursday, August =,
SARAH ALEXANDER, In the 50th year Of her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
FARRELL August 2, 1877. MICHAEL FARRELL In the
33d year OF his ago.
Relatives, friends and members of Police Depart.
ment requested to attend the funeral, from the
Church Of the Annuncation, l30th ST. aud Broadway,
at ten A. N. August L.
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For Other Deaths See Elerenth Page.
AN NEMP PORT. LONG BRANCH. sARAIOGA AM


every other fashionable watering place la
SULrHUR finds favor with the visitors OF those
who regard a the best Of the skin from
tations and compile xiona d tacements
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING.

FtREPROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON STA
HANDSOME AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
70 LEI on VERY REASON ABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICEA
APPLY ON THE PREMISES.
APOLLINARIS.
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DR. FORDYCE BARKER-"By far the most agreeable
alone or mixed with wne useful In catarrh OF stomach
bladder and In g,4n
DIR j MARION sfMS-"Not only aluxury. but a neces
sit
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DON'T GO IN THE COUNTRY WITHOUT good
supply Doors AND SHOES from MILLER 49, Broadway.
HAIR DYE-BATCHELOR's, BEST IN THE
world sold by druggists Applied at Wig Factory. Ii
Kuu II
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TAKE NO MORE PILLs-gsB MONKS TAMARIND
TKocnEs delicate paiatabIe and efficient fruit peparA
tun: laxative, cooling and refrcshnk; headache
druggists
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NATURAL.
MINERAL WATER.
HIGHLY LFFERvEsCENT.
APOLLINARIS.

DR. r. OGDEN DOREMUS-"Absoluteiy pure and
sholesome superior to all tor daily free from all tho
objections urged against Croton and sthciay ssratsd
nfers -
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70 he had Of all wine merchants grocer dru -gists anc
mineral water dealers throughout the United states. ane
wholesale oi
FREDERICK DE barry h CO..
Al and ~ Warren ST., New York.
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DI. JAMES r. WOOD-"MiIdly antacd; agrees well
with dyspcptcs and where there is equity diathesi
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PROF WANKLfN, London. acknowledgements
, 1877-09-28
FIRES.


AT PROVIDENCE. n.
PROVIDENCE, T. t., Sept. 27.-A 6re broke
~ ,. h,,,,,,t,r T., ,i,o ,crt.o of sce.r,l nf ,1c
pu,o1s ~ sao se's.s u ~. ~ nv rs
t1cst business oiecRs near tue rost'onee@ Ing
fire spread rapidly and reached the next bu'Ett-
!nr 10 the pos&-U -Ui1ict. All of the buildings un
nre ara now. ft,rtcias. brirk or .tone ones. tnt
-. ..s..s - -. .t...ss,s -, ~. a,o Thn
a. pIesGns suese ~ W ~ a'r,+ y" We e,,,;o ts
IT, E..s, be-. ~ ~ - H,.-,s. ~" .f'rc
the EtSu'N reg s., ann tne '%onahM. % .nc e.nse
"a ~ % IT,. rtrs i1n n. y ,et !. o,,t ,n1 m
~" ,'sns, e.i.a,,t - =, wtnni,st snf Nswno-t
, 1877-09-28

DEMOCRATIC SENTIMENT IN MILWAUKEE
d, Sps4dtii IXttr,tch 10 The chicago tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 27.-Stncc tue vnto of this
city determines the State election, canvass was
nude today. It seems that tllo feud between
the Irish and German Democrats, bccausc
oi the lattes's ,!cfcat Of 1Iackctt
for Sheriff last year, has been lusenst-
Acd, since It IL known that the Irish
politicians Of the city assumed a leading posi-
ton III tue Milwaukee delegation, to the dctr-
tnent Of the Germat,s who form at,out two-
thirds Of the population of Milwaukee. The
indignation Of tire latter Is 10 great that d
"people's Convention !" Is suggesteL The
Lerosd, Independent Repub1ican,. dissatisfied
with tic platform oi tue Republicans.
fasors tho movement, aud It IL not
improbable tint there will liz I've
State tickets lu tie Geld this full. The Social
Democrats refuse to ussifnilate with any exist
iug parties, AMI will Un Saturday lolll d con-
ycntiou here 10 forn State Wurkingnten's
ticket, with Peter Silycn, OF Oshkosh or llallcE,
Or Campbell, Ut this city, as candidate tor Guy
crnor. There ts nlso grent dissatisfaction because
the Demucratic Convention nominated for t;0y-
crnor pronounced GrecnoRcket. atid It u
clatmctl that this md this soituioney plauk
platform IL fatal to tho tsckct. Thu nomination
Of Mallory has created but little enthusiasm,
md tho rsuapect OF nnuthcr ticket nakc4 The
prospect Of TIC Democracy very dubious, To sal
the lGaSt.
, 1877-09-28
The Minnesota Republicans
Renorninate Their En-
tire State Ticket.
President Hayes Administra-
ton Endorsed in Every
Particular.
Platform and Nominations Of the
Maryland Democracy.

TIE ROOT or THEIR COMPLAINT.
>. T.. 1r. <.tt.,o. 7%.s h..nh


Seectal srsoaseh 10 The CAtcaGo 7sttssnt.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Sept. T.-AtnonG the
few politicians now here acquainted With New
York politics, the opinion appears to bc that
Conk.ng's course will hare a very bad effect
upon the Republican Legislative ticket, anu that
the chances arc all In favor OF hts losing tho
Legislature. Some Of lhs friends, however,
declare that 40 snany Republican members hold
over that, with the counties they are surc to
carry, they will bc able to secure = majority on
joint ballet for the scuatorshlp, cscn II tue
Democrats carry tho State.
The blttor speech al piatt was not matter
Of surprise to those WHO know TINT he desired d
Cabinet position Under llaycs, aud that the usi.
ucrstundtDg at tho tiIne WAS TINT II would
bc very satisfactory to slr. Conkllng II ILLS
fncud Fiat WIS ....-n ..-.
CALLED INTO THE NEW CADtNRr.
The expectation lcru Inst week was That Conk.
IIug, havinx control Of the Convention, would
atm tu llaye II Ici1atu entirely Biont In regard
to Hayes, and content himself With showing tlsc
Administration that hc controlled It. Friends
who reported tt,ts added that he would then
occupy tho exact position he desired where llo
could show Ills full strength, anti bc in condition
to tell the Administration OH w'!st terms u
could have lis support. these being, in plaii1
terms, the dismissal OF Secretary Evarts from
the CaAiuct. Mr.. Curtls, however, seems to
,avc drawn ConklIng bayond tho point wllerc
hu Ind expected to stot-
, 1877-09-28

confidence that ttr Republican STATE tckrt will
lie elected without doubt This confidence, IN
1art arts,1 from the faet that nearly, II NIT ALL
,r,rtns IT the State hare been heard from, nnl
stn,w eunt1nslvclY hy The number ot voters who
have regatcrrd titat the Republicans arc In the
maiorsty-fn Montgomery County the co'npar!.
son aeipR Eight Republicans 10 one Democrat
A large number OF tic latter party in this
city failctl to register, while the Ete'
putlcans, IA rule, complied with the
law. Tho Republican Committee have received
tic most encouraging reports from every eour,-
tv in the State, mil cspectA'ty from the river
counties, where ti,cro tas always been mora Ut
less fraud by importing votrrs from Ncst Viz.
g,nla and Kentucky. Registration will thus ct,s
OF n large number who usually gote in Ohio. 1t
Is believed
rna REGENERATION ALoNn
will be "a Rttpl IA 1000 votes for Wcat. There
sce.ns To he little doubt TINT Alien County will
support the tirscnhack ticket, while Lucas
County il tn doubt. Those who hare kept them.
telvcs we'll informed and watched the ctrrcnt OF
public upihtun arc ouispoken III the btlief that
Judge West will b. elected b. 1t least the mn
jority that thu STATE gave Hayes last year.
Fru1n Trustworthy sources It Is learned that tho
irttd Iindicah,r, very influential Journal, pub
1sticA at Cincinnati, will come nut strongly for
West for Governor, anil that IL vii! forgdbly at
tack Bistlnpe knuw-NothInv record and his I'D.
ininistration while Mayor Of Cincinnati.
, 1877-09-28

The Montreal Savings Isantk-A Missing
Mnll-1sag-Tha Canadian Falr.
Special DtyDateh IA TAf Cafca9a Tribune.
MONTREAL Sept. a7.-Thc nnulu Of the party
who sent the bogus telegram to the New York
Ti,a<s affecting tile soiyency Of tho City aud
District Savings Bunk Las been given tip to tie
Directors. They DECLINE d!vulging 1t ut present.
III al interview with Sir Frnncls lIinexs, Presi-
dent Of ihe bank, he Is reported to havu said
tl,at the bank IL In q good position, with It's
rapita. uulinpaircl, and Investments aud loans
first-class, The aggregate losscs during twenty
eight years, exclusive of Tbs au1ount uf tlcprc~
c!ation on tue stuck Of the Citizeus' Passcnge.
Railway, does not exceed e3,000, although thu
business doup Inns been immense. yhuse has
been uo ruu on the bank to-day, but tho amount
takeu uut IL rashcr tnosu than usual.
The steamer ueorg1alI, loaded With aourt
struck in tnc Gallup ltari1s this morning, and
lies In tls eddy aground IN eight feet Of watsr.
nlt nol leaking. The water tn tho rapids Is two
and halt feet lower thas yesterday.
| Tutonto, forwarded from that plare by train
Friday last Is ll.issiug. n.lo no tldtnKs can ps
obtaillel Of 1t. Tile utfar IL 10 fag involved III
mystery. The supposed amount Of tsis loss IL
lienry Catte, c1-Cashler Of tho Jacques Chr.
! Tier Hank, WAS liberated from jul! to-day
after ssrsag til full teFm OF sIx tnoushA Vi s'n'
prieunmtnt
Clerk Vi tho Crown to check tot Sf,oD, was
sentenced to-lay TO ono ycIr's Imprisonment tn
| the eoulluon ts!l At hard labor.
quaasc &C.,: 81. s1 @Ise 70 Is e1' eits ' IL late
Baroness Fatkcnbourg arc suing tho tMnnici
paiity Of St. Bridget Do Laval, County Of slunt
morenri. Tor damages laid Ut el5.00u fur tht
~ Srseiai fasts.ss1 u II cA.eago 1r.ssu4
, 1877-09-28

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h He @ a.t.,n 7 ~ me tnir a.n
=. is snS ~ ~, LILLY *,1. t1r 'h T.. ",y hto,
ths s,i x rs, ~ % .pd mr.nt,sea l.. ns,itv'
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81 ~ r,.c ,hon n"t nsc fayis cnlH IN inv etsns
h. n;are,l ~ H. f.nn,miss,n and fraI wa,rsntsl
In Affirming that la1 il been probable that Judge
iIradley ), Of either of the other fugcr woutA have
bccn appointed 10 seat t1lnt tribunal, That
electoral hill would nesoF have been reported to
Inc l!oote Or M enactsn ,atH - . la,w.,,.,..n:, law.
C. , n' LAT" M raa ~ A.. ~
efpTc.eu Y nth PARTIES III e"hsfe"a anu oy 'ae
, 1877-09-28

The Edltorn Of Three Philadelphia Papers
brought Ui' With Round Turn hy An
EplScopal Mlnlstrr. ..

r,, pa,+,~. ,s rt,~r. 1.ht,a,,etrbtx poner.
1,....,'. ~, .r,,,. ,,.mna T.~, ,'H ~,
., ,fuuk"t ~ ,r,.' w. 's"" A1'A ~ ="
Gn.seopa' .alnMTs'
puthpalru1A, r.. Sept. :7.-rhc propr,e-
Ittat nnu Et<uiu1 Sun were arraIcpcd bcforr \
or's,1atr'. rm;rt ,os,ay in n caso tlat las nj
ready caused much sc.udal In quiet way,
and Is likely to awaken general Inter-
cat among religious people, They are
cl,o,pcd with ijbx1tpr tic Rev. Edward
Fn,.rc n n p,,ctor ~ Chrs.t rro,c,,n,,
r.ti', - e.,,,,, -. ,,',,,,.,,..s 49, ".,,a,n
Episcopal chafen, W pao!'sh'ns ~ article
found In Ills writinc.icsk in hotel on Chestnut
at-cct. nrar Ffft.cntb letters ronrrrn,
.ns, o,..,aa. - ~, ,,,nr,,ro- ,har,'-
tns 'eAn''oaa =. ~ !"oS
Ter between TIC plAhtln and othes
women. The Mcssrt. TaegAst, OF the
;yunday Tins, appeared before Magistrate
Smith. and, having waived a hearing, entered
Fitzgerald j. Sou. und ST.. Harrington Fitx-
gerald, Of tho Sun nnI 1txm, had
lrarinr as = y, m. Foycu
testified TINT he became Rector Of Christ
Church fl, 1853, On fyadtur tllc article tu oles-
tinn lu Thought II rsfcrrctl 10 hin, rs lie was
thc ontr Ep|st.,tal cIcruyu,au il Inc CITY who
wins ln,r,, tn BERMUDA He swpfo that there
nryer haI becn auy dsscu1sIop between
himself and Ills wits about letters
sces Il no such deal; Us the QUE described In The
article as coutal1tiuc tu iettcrs. lis wife l,a,l
nj ali tttucx had atarss 10 tla dcak, Which,
hy Tho way, was mate TO that once
usrtl by FruueIs IIoukinson, biz wtic's
rrcat.rrcat rrsplfathcE, and QUO OF the atg,,rrs