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To Conaumpt,xe..

The advertiser, retired physician,
having providentially discovered while
a medical missionary in South Asia, a
very simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy permanent cure OF consumption,
asthma, bronchitis, cataTrh, and all
throat and lung affections-also posi-
tive and radical specific for nervous
debility, premature decay, and all
nervous complaints, feels it his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive he will cheer
fully send Gree Of charge to all who
desire it, the recipe for preparing, and
full directions for successfully using,
this providentiallY discovered remedy.
Those who wish to avail themselves of
the benefits OF this discovery without
cost, can do so by return mail, by adj
dressing with stamp, naming this paper.
DR.. CHARLES =. MARSHALL,
No. SO Niagara Street. Buffalo, N. Y.
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EsTADLIsnED 1S40.-The A. Q. Sim
uiaas Liver Medicine we see so much
said about IN our papers is the old
original and genuine preparation put
up in yellow wrappers with likeness
of the old Doctor upon each package.
1t cures all affections arising from a
torpid and diseased liver. Ask for the
yellow wrapper, and take no other; it
Is the only genuine. Sold by Morley
Brothers, J. J. S w. II. Tobin, r. II.
Cousins, X. II. Smith. NJ. A. Thed-
ford & Co., sole proprietora, Chattanoo-
g, Tennessee.
Received weekly.bY Morley Brothers
Or j. j. & w. III. Tobin.
ian13dGmeOd&MGm
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Popular illustrated book (26o pages) on
MANHOOD WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE!
Impedirnents 10 Marriage; tie cause and
cure. Sent 5eciOtiy 5ealta, postpaid, Tor 50
cents, by DR.. c. WHITTIER oI7 81.
Charles Street, 81. Louis, Mo-, the great
specialist. Read his work.
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- Brandy, brandy, bane of life,

DIaHNyi DIuHuJj O"uO Vi H1O,
Spting of torment, source OF strife,
If could half thy vices tell,
The wise would wish you safe in HI"
Such Is the refrain from the lips of
the poor diseased topper, who would fly
from his enemy if possible. Remember
that il is diseased liver that Graves
relief. Instead of brandy or any other
stimulant, use Simmons's Liver Regu-
lator, and it will afford relief.
Genuine prepared only by ]. II. lei
lin Il Co., Philadelphia.
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Sore NOSES. Catarrh, Sore Throat,
a sure cure is DR.. ]. II. McLean's Ca
tarrh Snuff. 1t is new anteSeptic
principle, never fails. Trial boxes, by
mail 50. DIR. J. II. Mclean, 314 Ches-
nut, ST. Louis, Mo.
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A MAN was run over Thursday night
by a Central train near Elgin and
killed. The man was lying on the
track, and supposed to be intoxicated.
A whisky bottle was found crushed
into his person.
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WALL PAPERl WALL PAPERl-A
large and varied assortment for sale at
greatly reduced prices, by ]. j. d W.
II. Tobin. flsd&wtf
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l loveit, love it, and who shall dare
To chidc me for loving my Sozodont
therei
I've used it, and blessed it, a thousand
timez,
Till my breath is as sweet as poets
rhymes,
Till my teath are as white as diamonds
rare.
Oh! precious thing is my Sozodont
fair.
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Gems. G. T. Beauregard and Jgbsl
Early are TO institute and conduct =
series Of mammoth lottery drawings in
New Orleans.
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AT Tobins' drug store you can get
window or picture glass of any size.
feb2Jtf
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HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT.
scr9fula was Considered incurable until
the great discovery Of Holloway's Pills
and Ointment flashed upon the world.
Diseases which baflle the skill Of the
medical schools readily yield to these
peerless remedies. Scuryy, erysipelas,
saltrhesm, itch and all cutaneous erup-
tions are durable by them. Twenty
five cents per box or pot.
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LOCAL OPTION. - The people up
about Duval, the fourth precinct, pro-
pose to take a vote on prohibition.
Here is the application and the names
signed to it: -.
State of Texas, County of Travis
To the honorable commissioners court
of Travis county: The undersigned
citizens of precinct number 4 of Travis
county most respectfully petition your
honorable court to order an election to
be held in and for said precinct under
the provisions of an act of the Leglsla-
ture of the State of Texas, approved on
the twenty fourth day of June, A. D.,
1876, entitled, "An act to prohibit the
sale, exchange or gift of Intoxicating
liquors in any county, Justices pre-
clnct, city or town that may so elect /;
prescribing the mode of election and
affixing punishment for its violation
to determine whether the sale of in
toxicating liquors and medicated bit
t.rs producing intoxication shall be
prohibited in said precinct number a,
of Travis county in accordance with
the provisions of said law.
G. w. Davis, George Saunders, M.
P. Cearley, w. p. Waters, @. f..
Walker, Thomas Rabb, B. F. Church,
L. F. Mccormick, NJ. D. Sherman,
James Doxy, J. 3. Rogers, c. L. San
ders, T. Caswell, ]. W. Bird, Thomas
Bacon, David Riley, c. r. West, L. J..
Lincicum, J. II. Wright, L. w. Linci-
cum, Thomas Mccormick, L. F. Nc
Cormick, J. A. Fulks, T. S. Saunders,
I. b. Bird, J. A. Swope, James g.
Bacon, Peter Rector, Ned Jones, David
White, p. O. Barnes, John Pate, S.
Williams, BIT. Gault, Sipher Smith.
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Deal Gently with the stomach.


Do not rack it with violent purga-
tives, or permanently impair its tone
with indigestiblo drugs of any kind !;
but, if your digestion is impaired, your
liver out of order, your frame de -
bilitated, or nervous system unstrung,
use that wholesome and agreeable al
tcrative and tonic, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which will certainly afford you
the desired relief. None of the Off
cinal remedies can compare with it in
restorative efficacy, and as medicinal
stimulant it is by lar the most desira-
BILE as well as popular article of its
class. Its basis, the essential principle
of sound rye, is the best possible agent
for fastening the action of the botanic
ingredients which it holds in solution,
and those ingredients are the most
efTicacious which chemistry extracts
from the vegetable kingdom, and
medical science applies to the cure of
disease
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WADE HAMPTON,
Governor of South Carolina.


Governor Hampton leaves tomorrow
night, and will arrive in Washington
Thursday morning. Everything is
quiet and hopeful throughout the
State.
1t was Paul J. Strobach who was ap-
pointed receiver of public moneys at
Montgomery, Alabama.
The Secretary of the Interior has is
sued his civil service rules. All cases
of incompetency and neglect must be
reported, and promotions come from
lower grades. Offices are carefully dis
tributed equally throughout the States
in proportion to population. All ap-
plicants will be subject to examination
as provided by section 164, Revised
Statutes.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-Fernando
Wood favors Randall for the next
Speaker.
Schurz has no intention of going to
Berlin.
WAsHISeTox, March 26.-The OBJ
server at Atlantic City reports that a
steamer appears to be broken on the
bar opposite the city. A number of
signals and q barge with the initials
r. C. w. have washed ashore. She is
now in dense fog.
DEADwooD, March 26.-FIve masked
men attacked 3 Cheyenne and Black
Ellis stage coach Eve miles from here.
At the first FIRE the dnver was killed
and the horses ran of, bringing the
stage and passengers safe TO town.
The robbers got no booty. Five hun
dred dollars reward Is offered for the
robbers, dead or alive.
DENVER, March CIV. Maxwell
and his son Alexander, aged sixteen
wears, stockmen, lately OF Stuart, lows,
located near Colfsx, New Mexico,
were murdered Friday by negro, who
has been arrested. Robbery was prob
ably the cause Of the deed.
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PInchbaek thinks the object Of the
commission is to let Packard down
easy.
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Iucd, Hutu UGH. I1duCUCk6 COulmduu
will include that State.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-Chamber-
lain, of South Carolina, and Governor
Drew, of Florida, are at the Ebbett
House. Rooms are prepared for Gov
ernor Hampton at WIllsrd's.
The Treasury has called another
$40, 900, 900 of bonds, MAY and Novem-
Der, 1875, in. Interest ceases on June
25,
The Cabinet considered the Louis
lana commission, but the result is IN
known.
Gibson, Levy and Ellis visited the
White House and War Department,
with satisfactory results.
1t is supposed that yesterdays orders
to Gen. Augur were qualified some
what.
No Southern appointments.
1t is reported to-day that Blaine had
an interview with the President after
the cabinet meeting.
Harlan, of Kentucky, is now men,
toned as a commissioner, and Wheel
er's lame is revived. 1t is claimed
that four of the five are selected, but
their names are carefully withheld.
It appears that Packard claimed that
his recruiting officers are now impris-
oned by Nichol.s's government under
Gen. Augur's orders of yesterday. The
orders were amplified By explanation
that no such meaning should attach to
them.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The OBJ
server at Cape Henry reports the Nor
wegian bark Nantzen In bad ccndi'
ton and full of water. She will prob
ably 90 to pieces. The crew, clever
all told, were saved
The Winchester, at the last high
water, was moved about 8 length They
consinus to heave ballast overheard a
the rate of from one hundred to ont
hundred and fifty tons per day. Tit
sea and wind Is very high and IN
favorable to speedy work, but the shiE
remains in good condition and posi-
! ton.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-22
CIT RREGITIES.

The ease Of Charles 4. Roth, charged with
Killing iau"r to Minors has bern set En Saturday.
4 contractor, named John Sargent, was
se-s d and Gusts nv Judge sne yesterday for making
~ hheteni exposure ~ hts person.
John Burke. a young white hoy, fnr yelling
sasd IS and costs in The Police Conri y'sieray.
Richard Davis, colorcd, was charged with
Asine VRgrant by VIM plnn In the rolmp C1nri
soynia,nce.
A large number Of minor cases, such Ms
. the Tos SnS s rIS nGS made Ms, 9
sSvase IN the city eNcheqncr
Mary Harrington. an old Irish woman. who
Assd ave dollars aud costs by Judge Smell yesterday
= licking up row AT the corner OF Fifteenth and n
Mr.. Isaac Silsby, an old and well.knowu
ysstent Of Georgetown, died al his residence No -
I'D strsr! yesterday morning snsr an illness o.
sAGh, years ago.
About 10 o'clock on Sunday night q coal. oil
up Exploded In the house Of Joseph walker corner
b attempting es inguish the names had her la n,i-
eaAIy ba,ned The fire WAS put out by Officers suii
Early yesterday morning the tug William
s.ssins three men. named William BELT James Mel
and Ge S .I.amsI The men had 4 thoI"nsl
So, the wharf before II became serious
WIN. Crow, brother OF Jim was fined 81
$50 sssts 10 the Police Court yesterday for assault
- pstcr Broaks. ah.s nNnglts This grew Oni ~ "
s~~-hre ~ the Police Court Saturday and tn
s.api.,nani testified That upon rsai,ing home TN,
sxht William struck him Ia the jaw With sUmethlp
nsai knocked him stin.
A Temperance mass meeting was held las
sv~ping at rnon chapel. an Tw"niIs,h street. toe.
D~OnSyl ana avenue under tue susplc,- 81 temper
sssv union ur.nnlE.d by the ladies ~ the West End
s.siihIy 10 he wonans Christian Tr,nmranc
pn,nn Ut the District. The Attendance large aip
ssthsSastr addresses were made by hunIb,i 4
AsAies aud gentlemen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-22
ANOTHER MY 0UEEN.
Professor sheiion's May Hsii-A Please
and Happy Event.

tIotessor shehOn's Mny baH-st fieasaht
and Happy Event.
Professor Shcldon's annual May ball took
place last night and proved, as predicted, one
Of the most elegant affairs Of the season. For
weeks II has been one Of the chief topics Of
conversation, and the young ladies looked for
ward to II with anxious expectancy, and
racked their brain with the important ques-
ton, What am to wcsrY" The gentlemen,
too, looked forward to it with much pleasure,
though the question of toilet gave them, as
usual, very little trouble. The hall was hand
somely decorated; the floral throne very beau
tiful; the queens lovely. Miss Minerva, the
accomplishedsdaughter Of Professor Sheldon,
as the Queen of May, was graceful and modest,
and the pcrsonifcation of Tennysons May
Queen She is a lovely blonde. Her white
silk, with floral trimmings, pearl ornaments,
and wreath of orange blossoms, made her the
cynosure Of all eyes; in fact, she looked as IL
IAN things were about her drawn
From May time and the cheerful dawn"
The Queen Of Flowers was Miss Ida Humphrey;
white satin dress deliberately trimmed with all
the flowers of spring. crown ofvariegsted flow
ers. Queen Of Dancing, May Deering; white
silk with silver trimmings; crown Of silver
sprays. Queen Of Gaycty, Nellie Acker white
satin dress, elegant lace trimming and bcauti.
full wreath Of 6ne flowers. Queen Of Fairies,
Carrie Lansburg; white satin dress; gold aud
silver trimmings; silver sceptrc. The CROWN
bearers were Flora Cluss, Grace Ackcr George
Martin, Blanche Lansburg and May Hamilton
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SHE LOrES 4 HANDSOME NAN.
A Complicated DinicuIty In the smaiiwood
Family.

John smallwood, large black man, with
face covered with scars, was charged in the
Police Court with an assault on Mary SMALL
wood. his wife, n light mulatto. Of comcly pro-
portions. She testified that she aud her hus-
band had war Of words Oh the street, and the
quarrel was kept up upon their meeting after
wards at the house. He commenced throwing
her things out, and when she tried to prevent
him he threw her down and beat her about the
head with his fist as much as he pleased before
letting her up. aud then he cut her hand with
some instrument she did not see.
There were two witnesses for the defense,
and they gave quito different version Of the
affair One OF them testified that they were
dividing their things preparatory to separat-
ing Both had things In their hands and she
grabbed him by the arm aud bit 1t. He
slapped her and made her let go. She then
struck him with he'd Stat. and he picked her
up in his arms and carried her down stairs.
She said she loved another man better than
she did him, and he told her TO 60. The other
witness corroboratcd this statement, and said
she cut her hand while picking up some glass
to throw at him, saying at the same time, "l'll
| fix You"
II being clearly shown that the wife was at
| fault the ease was dismissed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-22
BARkEEPER,S JEALOUSr.
The Way Frederick schnebie Treats His
Young wife-Hunting For Her with Pis-
tolls and Butcher-kn hives.

The Way Frederick schuebie Treats His
Young wife-Hunting For Her with Pis-
tolls and Butcher-knives.
Frederick Schneble, a young and cookbook
ing rosy.checked barkccpcr, with black mus
tache was arraigned in the Police Court yester-
day for making threats Of personal violence
to Julia Schncble, his wife. She gave her testi-
mony in a quiet, modest way, aud Der youth,
beauty and apparent innocence created consid-
cradle sympathy. She stated that they were
married about year ago, when she was but
fourteen years old, and that recently he had
become very jealous of her, and treated her
with shameful cruelty.
On one occasion he threatened TO split her
head open with Ratchet. He had tried TO
choke her several times, and once attacked
her with revolver. He was very violent
and abusive, and she was afraid Of him. Her
mother, Mrs. Meinking, testified to the same
effect, and said that on one occasion Frederick
came TO the house and requested to see Julia
FOR just fifteen minutes She refused to per-
nit II, and while he was assuring her that he
was unarmed, her son snatched large butcher.
knife from under his coat.
A German who could not speak word Of
English was put on the stand for the defense.
but the Court would not hear him, saying that
IL he could not understand English he could
not possibly have understood the threats. II
is understood that he would have shown that
the girl gave cause for her husbands jealousy,
but this would not have affected the case.
Sch neble was placed under 800 bonds; or in
default, sixty days in Jail.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-22
WHIT THISKr DOES.
4 Colorsi Man Under its Influence Runs
ANNEX aud DcmoraIizes Several Females.

4 Coiorsd Man Under Its Influence Runs
Amnck aud DcInoralikes Several Females.
Charles Green. a short, stout, wicked look ing
rolorrl man. ran amuck in the vicinity of
the Western market Sunday night, and was in
the Police Court yesterday to answer for the
damage he caused among the colored females
he 'hanrrd Ia meet. lie was BTst arraigned
for an assault on Harriet johnson, a little school
girl. who came into court with her held
bandagcd, and testified that she was coming
from market she met him. lie picked up a
stone and struck her in the forehead with it,
lie was about to throw another stone at her
when she ran away.
The next ease against him was for an as
sault on Annie Oflntt.
Are you guilty or not guilty. inquired
the clerk.
Il don't know whether ] am or not" an
swercd the prisoner with yawn.
well, ] don't, I'm sure" said the clerk.
Annie testified that her hat fell of aud he
picked IL up, and when she went TO reclaim il
he struck her twice on the side Of the head,
once with stone. and again with his fist.
The third aud last case against him was for
an assault on Sophia Brown. This was made
directly after the Others aud consisted Of seve-
| raj blows un the head. All the attacks were
made without provoCation, and we've ipdu, ed
by an ovcr.supply Of bad whisky. Green was
sentenced to sixty days in Jail in each case
max ing six months altogether.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-22

Dr. Hartley cures cs,snh-.s, Tenth street north
west
Interest paid on deposits by J. II. squier 4 Co,
bankers, ris Pennsylvania svcnue.
Al Lee. elj seventh street Opposite the Patent
Ofsce. i selling coal at stI5 and up
Hcrpngs, SIS d street Orders attended to.
All kinds Of trunks made to order. repaired aud
covered at Nurrays sos fcnns, lvania avenue.
Market Space.
TwENIY-FNE Styles.
CaSsimercs Of different shades and styles for suits
to cr,isr frum SIS to IS. EisENAN Bros,
Corner SevpI.th and r
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THE rOTRTN
EgrU CuCU.
p.N~ I-f., wyfL.

t&snN ll-AaN
rlsTuix Mutual Lis Iu>liranrS Company W.
Grant; lcurs % hbr sz1sS-hS,l cru~s-bilL Brown vs..
Rcd. gIarli.n 81 ils-t spfptntcd Ferguson ~
psfsis'i pt.s cSysess'i tAisn sseIrS sn ais
I-nys Tssle RsSrsyyr Css<l dischArsNl and h. to
y y he Ch-rk Sc 81 Isl -. Mar " Barry lchn
SssS 1gI.,,s ss,sln 80 -; sT,r y,
J. J. Lhnssa- Frcrdnazas saving and rrIlSt tom
peny r. FI;ce. Iins Sc takiux PrOos h,s,i or
be drawn Hin-iy " HANDY: ,Isyrs % SiiyOrs IN
h~issh cf coapasinanr and Custody Of children.
RrO&d1s ~ B-0osluss SsSrss 81 divorce
Law SUMMARY.
In the snit af Williams ~ Barker the Coart
in vcnerL Tern hAs SsEssSd the tll Without
ycCya sise-
The las, will and testament Of William p.
Waugh has hs.n tB-,i sOE ErOlste. Ths court meets
% 10 c'esork to-day.
Cd. c. " Alexander sued the Metropolitan
EAilrOsi CSsnrsny SIR tltmISSS SIR running into
his haeey. and cG noshinz. 'hs jury hnsiinE YER
District Attorney Wells has entersd suit
assiIIs, SLmOsl =. BrOxn and \ X Shepherd
s6aa,lcn So INnsaas : Iahn-y; acting assistant
rayussSisr in ihs IsNy- IN rrruysr sLC=>e due from
hki oeScSr 10 ths GOyC-nHsnt
C.ars Cai.s.i~r Cor Today.
SJrEKNk CoUEr OF TIE DISTRICT. hsfore
Ch5~< Jsssh~ CArtIss ard Jsskr~s Wyir. Oiin and
NErATIhsr-NsrN "a y - a r ~ u Esun-sgy, en-
Rss.1.ss - ssli iS<. a.. No. II RsSS..i
Is%rssy: nSs.sssas - kssSs4 S. ?; s. ~ .,
iuuasasr ~. Cs<TOks-- " Cl-TOks--i %, seSIi
CIRCr-Ir CorET.hSfogeJ Justice Humphrey
8 Tsiiisas ~ jsross. 4 HsSss q nsvs ~ jss,I,s
* Sssssss ssSsS - " ks-..;s s% s
isISLy :. BSsrs-r: n N.rSS.n ys, E.F+r =
UO=a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-22
BEApNs

The hsssoEiszl V.nEtGTits Of distinguished rtpSs-
sentative men LItely Cxhihitioa at the Centsu-
NAL Exhibi1ioa 81 Philadelphia are now rcady foI
The insEs<Si0a Il the p1hlic a. -Bga,lys National
Gal,ssyH No. GzS Renusyivana AVSnus. This col
Ls<tSa enahrArSs the snlinsnt men u America In
adtisioa 10 The H<Slak Teerivcsl in NcS York hs
many wears and in LDnsbon in lS5. r awarded M
Lsa-S sEri sSst' al the CShtshnial E1ls sition In
PhflksSrlIhkA ia
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-22
Gooe AntHH.

Vow Is The tirae q year tr poeunenia. hung
kysr Ar Even huily -h1ah have q bottl< VI
BSsS b~s's German syrup pont adv hr one ND
nsnt that cough N Jake hold of your child your
family c. yonrsxlf Consomp<ion- asthma. pael-
uaoaba ereaE ksnsnrrha<ss and oth<r afnl diseases
may SCI in AhhcREh il = tFuc German syrup y
curing Ihsn.anas 81 th<se dreadfal dsss-es VT u
imssrh t<ster TO have 10 OF hand hen thrsx dose-
uiI cure yOn One hottie vii last your whole
hnfly q sin.sr and ke~p you sabx fOm danger
Ifyol are coasunp<iNs do ma rS-s until yOa have
irisSi this Nza<ty. SampAS bnttbeS, 70 cent. RsxI
lar sim y exass- S0li ky yuor druggist. Charlie
sloG1 Go Nhoss=Abs sxrue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-22
NICHOLAS DOMINIC roUNG.
An Old wasl,ingtonian-TbeO Oldest Demini'
can Monk la the Cnit-d siate>-s"ane Inter,
esting "Reminiscences Of Early Washington

The New York IIoiid Of yesterday Iullish.s
an interview with Rev. Nicholas DominiS
Young. who is sojOurning at present in The
Dominican monastery in that city. He Is said
to be the oldest member Of the Order On this
continent. He was born, he said, Gu the lIth
Of June 1888, near the mouth Of the PiscaIa-
way river, Prince Georges 'Ounty, Nd In
answer 10 the questions Of the reporter be gave
u history of his ancestors, and his narrative
contains names familiar TO washingtonians-
lie said:
Ny Rt-erAndhth-r ian Englishnanl ~As g8arr,
and here Ia that ,HIEAffIy. lie b-CAns~ a
convert To Catholicism kDd 81 yours, had 10 fiSe ~
hts lDh, tue SsShIg ~ England didnf AllOS Gallo
Fs IN hnd nfitcs m 'Ense DAYS tie bHSEm tra5T -
land which - I.IW COVrtd lN grssl laTE e Ms,s-
ngtun ,1iy. We'll. he med Ia al mk'ali-si sssii
~ lhs thirty years, aud The hTm, Which Lsa The