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Special Budget Of the De RFOgIie
Ministry Rejected

TIE report OF the budget committee on the
special accounts opened by the lie Brogiie
ministry during the recent dlsSo ,ution which
was read III the Chamber OF Deputies yes
terday, but not discussed because the minis
tiers were absent from the sitting,) amount
ing TO Is coo, 600 francs declares the accounts
by the Chamber without compromising the
rights OF the nation. By rejecting the bin
sGbm lifted by The late cabinet, the Chamber
would not definitely refuse 10 sanction the
expenditure. but would simply reserve its
Interior decision.
The Times correspondent says: The report
strikes by anticipation at one of the expert
expending money without previous authori-
~ OF the Chamber. The partisans of resist
ance thus find themselves more and more
hemmed In by the network OF legality from
which there is no escape except by criminal
enterprises, which have no advocates even
among the most ardent and needless adyis-
ers CT the Eiysee.
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The Russians an Armenia.
Another Turkish RepuIse
THE FRENCH SITUATION.
A CaIsuer Feeling In day

LONDON, Nov. 2s-The French Situation Is
unchanged, be cause the next move is ex-
pected to come from the Senate, which
stands adjourned until day. The general
opinion Get ms TO be that the ADJOURNMENT
was for the purpose OF giving time tC the
leanists for extreme measures. Nevertheless,
dispatches this morning indicate cRlmer
feeling than on the previous day. The nom
issue OF any circulars by the new foreign
minister TO French representatives abroad,
and the countermand OF the receptions OF
their suboruinates by several members of
the cabinet are cited as indications that the
cabinet does not eyunct TO last ling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-28

The FooT BALL CHAMPIONSHIP The
students OF Yale and Harvard Universities
ard Princeton College are excited over me
question OF championship foot ball match,
and The understanding is that game will be
played on Thursday between the Yale and
Princeton teams. The latter claims the
championship, having beaten Harvard, and
this game is 10 settle the question. The Yale
team won the championship last year W it'll
eleven men IN her team, while Princeton
with fifteen men.
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ASKED TO REsIGN.-The committee APP
pointed TO inquire into the truth of the
charges preferred against DIR. Leas, superin-
tendent of the Baltimore house OF refuge, met
last night and stated that they would not be
able TO complete their investigations for
months. In view OF this fact Q resolution
was offered and adopted by the board OF man
ayers requesting Or. Leas To resign his posi-
ton, the resignation TO take effect on the
30th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-28

SENTENCES OF SOUTH CARoLINA's Ex-
OFFICIALs,-Judge Townsend, at Column
bia, ;. C., yesterday sentenced Cardoza, ex-
state treasurer, for fraud. to two years iu
prison, q fine OF 5000, and one year impris-
onment added II the fne be not paid. Con-
gresham Smalls, for accepting q bride, three
years in prison al hard labor, and l.. Cass
Carpenter, for forgery, two years IL jail and
sl,CCO Inc. Appeals viii be made In all the
Cases.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE WAR THE EAST.
Another Turkish Repulse.
PLEvNA'S PERlLOUS POSITION.
SITUATION IN FRANCE.
THE WARFARE IN THE EssT.
ReEilOus RnsiIiau ol Riexun

Periious Position Of PieVua-
The Daily Teiegr0llhS Pera special contains
Indications contirmatory OF the view that she
Turks have almost, If not quite, abandoned
The expectation Of reaching Plevns with sue
coTs.
Fighting Near Rustchuek.
The same dispatch says: 'Tnere are re-
newed reports OF fighting near Rustchuck
the Turks being the aggreSSors: but we have
10 information whether these movements
are extensive enough TO cause the withdraw
al OF any force from Plevna, even IL the Car
owitchh army were weak, which is de-
MED.
The GesshoGs Liberated.
LONDON, November "a special dis
patch from Pera to the Msnchester Gddpli1a
has the following: The GesShoffs were lib-
Grated Internationally on Monday"
Movements or Turkish Comm nders
AcEmet Eyaub Pasha has been appointei
Adrianople 20 superintend the Organization
OF new army.
Snow storm.
A great storm, with snow, prevails in the
Balkans.
The Russians an Armenia
CoNsTANTINOPLE, November 2s.-Ghazi
MOukhisr Pasha telegra phs from Erzeroum,
under date OF November 18th, as follows:
The Russian BayaZid column is encamped
between Zeidehan and Karakelissa. Every
thing indicates that the Russians are prepar-
ing TO suspend operations and 20 into winter
quarters. Snow has fallen in the mountains
10 a depth OF three feet"
Another Turkish RepuIse.
LONDON, Nov. rs "A Russian official dis
Patch, dated Bogot, says: The Turks, on
Monday morning, violently attacked the
18th corps at Terstenick aud MetchBa After
six hours severe fighting the Turks were
ropulSed and pursued until night. The Tgr-
kish loss must have been very heavy. Tue
Russian loss numbered 800, including large
number OF officers. Simultaneous demon
STATIONS against Polomarka and kazelevo
were REFUSED with tIiaing lighting"
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GEN. GRANT AND GAMBErrA.
Grant was the guest of NJ. Girardin al dla-
ner In Paris last evening. M. Gambetta was
present, and In proposing The health OF the
host thanked him for affordipg him the OPP
portunity to sit at the same table with Geo
Grant. He praised Gen. Grants political
career, and showed how the General, obeti-
eDt TO the laws of his country, while he u n
derstoOd the importance and dignity OF the
army, never permitted IL to assume suprem-
acy over the civil power.
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An AID kfnsv

ELIZABETH, n. j., Nov. 2s-Peter EIler
and other jurors, accused OF arriving at a
verdict by playing game OF cards an the
jury room. were tried this morning and &C
quilted. The charge came from overheariug
juror tell an Old story in a saloon.
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RAZOR CUTTING AFFRAY IN A CHURCH.
An affIay occurred in the Vestibule OF
Brooks church, Vermont avenue. between q
and X streets northwest, yesterday morning,
between two colored boys named Joseph An
derson and Nathan Brown, when the latter
drew razor and cut Anderson severely i'm
the LEFT side and wrist. Anderson was taken
TO the Office of Dr. Adams, who dressed his
wounds. Brown was subsequently arrested
by Officers Redway aud Rhodes. When
found he was secreted In a closet ar mis-
mothers house on n street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-28

The WORKING ASSEMBLY met al
Beck's ball last evening. when Messrs.
Meany, Boron, and Heyl. delegates from the
Painters Union, aud Robert Kopp, delegate
from the German Morkingmen's Union
were admitted. The judiciary committee re-
ported that the recent order issued by the
Secretary Of the Navy, regulating the hours
violation of the eight-hour law, and recon-
meEded that a committee be appointed TO
wait on the President OF the United States
and request that he viii have the law en-
forced and executed "a the right manner.
The report was adopted. and Messrs.
Thomas, Spear, ana Haldemsn were ap-
POINTED the committee. The committee or
mass meetings reported that everything wa
favorable foT the success Of the movement.
A motion that the employers should be ad-
mitted 10 the meetings OF the assembly Was
adopted.
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ANorHFR WARNING ABOUT PLAYING
WITH PIsToLs.-Laura Bannan, a young
lady residing in the northwestern section OF
a loaded pistol al Mr.. James E. Murphy, q
gentleman who had accompanied her 70
church and returned home with her. The
pistol went Of, and the ball crashed into the
Unfortunate young mans brain. The wound,
the physicians think, will be fatal
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BURIED ALIVE IN A MNE-By Ial
burg, Nd, Monday, two miners were Inn
prjeoped. Hundreds Of men have been en-
gagged in digging for them, and last evening
were supposed 70 be very near them.
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The District In Congress.

CASES.
The bill introduced in the House by Mr..
Williams, of Michigan, yesterday author
izing the Commissioners of The District OF
giving bonds" provides that in all cases
now pending or hereafter instituted the Com
missioners OF the District and their success
sors In office are authorized to prosecute
and defend the same, have writs OF attach
ment and replevin, take appeals and pros
ecufe writs OF error, and have the full benefit
OF all proceedings at law and In equity, with
out executing any bond or giving security.
as may now be required II shall not be
necessary to give the individual names OF
said Commissioners and their successors in
Office in any writ or proceedings, and i'm ali
cases their seal Of office shall be sufficient
ver1hcation OF any answer they may be re-
quired to make.
PROPOSED NEW GAsLIGHT COMPANY
In the House, yesterday, Mr.. Glover, OF
Missouri, introduced a bill s'to Incorporate
the District of Columbia Gas Light Com
papy." IL names as incorporators James
ID. Martin, Oscar A. Stevens. Frank Hume.
A. st. Clair Denver and Duncan 8. Walker.
The capital stock is fixed at $4,000, in
shares OF 500 each. The bill is substantial
ly the Rand bill, introduced at the last ses-
sion of the Forty Fourth Congress by Mr..
Neal Of Ohio.
Mr.. Henkle's MD bill for regulating al
tachments for debt IN the District of Column
bia, introduced in the House yesterday, pro-
vtdes that no attachment shall be levied on
or affect the wages or hire of any laborer or
emplOye residing in the District OF Columbia
and exempts the sum of S100 from each at
t8clmeQt in these
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SERVED ZEN RIGHr-The three men in-
dictsd for tarring and feathering woman OF
doubtful character al Westford, Pa, have
ali been sentenced to the penitentiary from
one TO ten years.
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To KEEP THE PEACE NOT TO BREAK 1T.
A dispatch from Matamoras, Mexico, says
that tho troops which left the City OF Mexico
some days ago under Gen. Trevino for the
Rio Grsnde are not 10 repel United States
troops. but 10 cooperate with the United
States authorities I'm maintaining peace on
the border. About 200 regulars troops have
also embarked from Vera Cruz for the
mouth OF the Rio Grande. The movements
of Escobedo and the Lerdists in Texas have
Oc casiOned these extraordinary precautions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-28

sxAn Omaha husband sues for divorce
because while the color OF his own aud his
Wffe's hair is jet black, her baby's hair n
bright red.
~Tne Lutheran church In Beaver City.
Pa, has an oil well on his premises, aud
the flow is sufficient 10 pay all the church's
expenses.
- When the owner OF q little house In
Cleveland went TO collect the rent he found
moved e away.
o0Of the nfty-eight banks connected WIN
the New York clearing house, thirty-shroo
furnish their clerks with lunch inside tholY
own establishments.
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GOVERNMENT GOLD SALE.-The Secrc-
tary OF the Treasury has ordered 81 ,OOO,Ol1 in
gold to be sold in New York on Saturday, at
10 o'clock
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THE NEE PRRCEs INDIANS captured by
General Miles, including Chief Joseph, ar
rived al LeaveDworth, Kansas, Sunday eve
ming, and were placed in the military prison
at Fort Leayenworth, where they will be kept
until q reservation In the Iodian territory Is
provided for them,
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HERALD PERsoNALs.-Mr. Darwin has
now got tall-D. G. Ito his name. -.
Mr.. Talmadge Is about to abandon round
dances In the pulpit. .'.-Mr. Sankey Is
thirty-seven, and is ready to wait awhile for
heaven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-28

THE NAME OF the new democratic jOlraal
ia be started here next Monday will be tn
Washington Globe
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PRESIDENT CASE SENTENCED. Chief
Justice Davis, of New York, yesterday de-
med The motion in the arrest OF Judgment o
bel aif of Robert l.. Case. president OF the
Security Lie Insurance company, convict
ed ofswearing to false return made by him
10 the superintendent OF insurance The
court then sentenced the prisoner TO five
years in the state prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-28

SENATOR SARGEANr took his sea- in the
Senate again this afternoon after an absence
OF a few days, caused by the suicide of his
sister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-28

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
John Wayne Bowen and Emma Rr.scoe ;
George Conway and Elizabeth King; Lieut..
Theodore Mosher, 4. y. A, and Augusta
McBlair Collegiate; Thos. II. Armistead and
Emma l.. Lockhard, OF Baltimore county
Md; John Smith and Sarah Johnson: Peter
b. White and Harriet A. Moten; James
Monaghan and Margaret Leddey; VIM. A.
Duvall and Laura v. Robey; Chas. Wallace
and Lucinda Harris; John Scott, OF Cincin-
natl, and Jane Geddes; Chas. Fox Frederick
Adam, OF the British Legation, and Juliet
Palmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-28

TIE CLKRKS OF the Navy department
were allowed half day holiday to-day to
prepare for Thanksgiving.
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DIvoRCE-To-day, Elizabeth Weyskey
formerly Whupp), by Mrs. LOCKWOOD, filed
bill for divorce from Benhardt Weyskey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-28

GENERAL GRANTS TOUR. - General
Grant will not go to Spain. he leaves
Paris this week for Lyons, Marsellles, D zee
Ind Villafranca. From the last nam ID
point he will proceed 10 Athens and Con-
stantInople. The general has written let
fer 10 the committee OF the Franco-Amerl-
can Union, expressing warm apprOv wal OF
the statue OF Liberty. NJ. Laboulaye replied
in tbe most cOrdikl terms.
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The RAILROADS And THE FREsHETs.-
The track OF the Washington and AleXan-
dria railroad south OF The Long bridge,
sunday night, has been partly replaced, and
travel by rail was resumed this morning,
trains running every two hours. Work Is
continued on Tire other track, aud in a few
hours the usual trains every hour will be
placed ON the road. All the connections
across the Potomac, north and south, of the
baltimore and Ohio, the Virgins Midland,
the Baltimore and Potomac, and tue Alex
andria and Fredericksburg Richmond
route roads, Adams Express, sc, were
made yesterday ard the day before by the
Alexandria and Washington ferry.
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Two MEN TO BE HUNG FOR OUTRAGE
Two colored men named VIM. Chambers and
George Collins were convicted AZ Newcastle,
DEL, on Saturday OF outrage. The crime vas
committed on the wife OF q tramp al Middle
town IN August last This Is q capital
offence, and the circumstances or the CASE
were so a;rocious rs to leave no nope OF par
don and they will hang.
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PERsoNAL.-Senator Blaine is rapidly
canning strength, and expects to reach Wash
ingtOn the LIST of next week. ...' Mrs. Lip
pencott (Grace GreenwoOd) recently returned
from her tour OF Colorado and California, is
suffering with the asthma at her home on
Capitol Hill. 49, Major G. G. Sniffin aud
his clerk. Mr.. Woodbridge, left for San Fran
cisco to day. The clerks of the White House
gave them q complimentary farewell supper
last evening 49, Judge Leonard, R,pre-
sentative of the 9Th Louisiana district, was
Unexpectedly called away from the city last
night by important business. go. Secretary
SchurZ was On the floor OF the Senate this
afternoon.
DAMAGE BY THE GREAT FLooD.-A dis
the damage by the flood as truly dreadful In
that vicinity. The river rose six feet higher
than during the great freshe. of 1872. Twenty
colored people were drowned. The bridge
and thirty dwellings were swept away, leay-
ing many poor families destitute OF home.
food and clothing. The bridges are generally
destroyed the canal considerably damaged,
and the railroad buildings partly swept a way
Tor fifteen miles. AT Richmond the water has
fallen eighteen feet, and occupants OF stores
and dwellings lately inundated are repairing
damages and estimating losses. On the Bal
timOre and Ohio railroad trains were run
terday, but parts of the road east OF Gambler
land were impossible. 1t is confidently ex-
pected that the road will be in order for
through traffic before Friday. Last night
about three hundred feet of ground support
ing the track on the Metropolitan branch
gave way, and for several days passengers
Will be transferred over the break.
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GENERAL ORD is expected here on Friday
evening TO see about the border trou oles.
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pFAcF TALK IN ECRoPE "A Bucharest
t;ifpatcb REPORTS that Prince Gortschakon 10
Engaged in lively diplomatic Intercourse,
and 4 proposal has already been made for o
conference on peace conditions.
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The "ScrantOn ViEilamtes
GUILTY.


WILKEsBARRE, PA, Nov. 2S.-The jury in
the case of the Scranton vigilantes this
morning returned q verdict of mot guilty -
after being out ten minutes.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Inter-
nal revenue, 1885 $50 20; customs, S37I 49, 81.
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The Roman Hierarchy Of Scotland

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2s.-Tne CoarieT's Lon
don correspondent states that the establish
ment of the Roman hierarchy OF Scotland
has been Indefinitely postponed.
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CENTRAL TERRY and his aide-de-camp,
f. w. Smith, have arrived in the city for
consultation with the Secretary about Indian
Affairs.
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THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON APPRoPRI-
ATIoNs had under consideration to-day the
general deficiency bill. Postmaster General
Key and several other witnesses testified be.
fore the committee.
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OIL Paintings, Engravings, Photogrsyures n new
rrocessj, French and German Photographs, Porce-
lsine Paintings fne Chromos, &C.; Gilt and Nickel
Frames In every style for Porcelaine and Photo
graph Portraits. The public invited TO examine
cur stock In which VII. be found I'll the late publ
ca:ie rs Of foreign houses.
tOctober LIST viii receive nne stock Of ssaxins
Russia Leather Goods, com p.isins Frames, Port
foliee, Portemenais, Gases, &C.,
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
scayes, and oil styles Of Frames, Spanish, French
and American Naples, with or without velvet OF
Gold, silver sno Copper Wire; Cord, Hooks, screw
Eyes, So, for banging pict1res. Paintings packed,
Il n. BARLOW gives his special attention 70
transferring. lining and restoring OIL PnintinGS.
as 20 preserve the originality.
Catalogues TO Be had on application. aukS1-m
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The Daily TeieJrGlh's Pers special contain
n dications coniirmatory OF the view that Ga
Turks have almost, II not quite, ahandone
COrS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-28
BUDGET OF FUN.
He Let 1t Run.

lie Let III Run.
Cut my HAIR" said q customer, as he seat
ed himself IN BARRIERS chair, "and DE sure
you let il run down the back of my neck re.
ierring, of course. to the particular style OF
the cut
The barber was western artist, having
lately arrived in Oil City from ST. Louis.
After eli ping away for some time he con
clud"a That perhaps the hair WASH running
down his customers neck quite as fast as thai
individual might desire it although for the
life of him he couldn't see why he should
want it to run dow n at all-and when guam
tity had accumulated inside his shirt collar
the accommodating barber showed it down
and out Of sight with the handle OF the brush.
This performance was repeated two or three
times, and the customer began to realize what
was going on. Uenceforward he took a live
ly interest in the proceedings. He said:
what in the name Of the bird with the
broad and sweeping wing are you doing?'
at didn't seem to run down." said the bar
Der, alphabetically, land so | crammed II
down with the brush"
The customer acted like man who had
just made tie discovery that rat had built
her nest between his shoulder blades and had
kittens there: so he yelled
Gram your crammed head to cramnation"
and then turning double somersault out of
his chair he kicked at the reflection of the
barber in the looking-glass, tell TO knocking
forty ways for Sunday. While he was knock.
ing the daylights out of the barber in the
seventy dollar looking-glass, the barbar in
flesh escaped.-Ddily Derrick.
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\ gentleman returning to London from
Legion one evening hailed the conductor of
an omnibus and asked him if he was going to
the bank He answered in the affirmative,
and that the fare would be a shilling. The
gentleman took his seat in the bus, and when
it arrived at the Flower Pot in Bishopgate
street the cad opened the door and said: I'VE
go no further, sir" why, you told me-" said
the gentleman, that you went to the bank"
We calls this the bank, SIR "Oh, very WELL"
said the passenger, giving HIM a sixpence,
n calls that shilling" The fellow was so
taken aback that he could not say a word.
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Eight years ago, and for several peviops
years, East Haddam, Conn, was entGtained
every summer by very brilliant young maa
Granville Ely. He was son OF Il riCl New
York lawyer-Elias Ely-and his fsher liz
those days gave HIM an annual allowance OF
$4,000, for spending money. Young Ely
was brilliant in appearance and conversation,
and was regarded as one of the lords If the
land, and genuine natures nobleman He
had dashing equlpage of fourln.hand with
which he astonished East Haddam ever fine
afternoon; and he gave suMptuous barluels
at his hotel, to which he invited all his East
Haddam friends, and maay brilliant people
from New York, Boston, and other dtes,
This manner OF life made Granville Elyvery
distinguished in the modest and retirlngtown
of East Haddam. \ few years ago Lawyer
Elias Ely died in reduced circumstance II
was said that Granville had spent over $500
900 OF his fathers fortune, which letlhln
very little patrImony. Then Granville Ely
and his tour-ir.hand disappeared from East
Haddam, but they were grand memory. He
had paid all his bills and had LETT an IN
cloudcd reputation. Shortly after his father
died young Ely WAS convicted of forgery In
New York and sent TO Sing Sing After lis
term expired, GDd he WAS turned loosen
descended TO petty larceny, and stole evGy-
thing within his reach from former irieids
to crafty his expensive tastes They didlot
prosecute, but kept sharp watch upon i'm
for their own protection. The other day he
founded off his career and completedthe
circle of his fortune by stealing a coat fom
the proprietor of the hotel in East Hadam
in which he had formerly lived and shine
like prince. lie was arrested and l0ced
up, and there was no one TO go his ball--St.
Louis Republican,.
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\ Scotch clergyman was seen by neigh.
Dor trudging home on Monday morning with
stout fish he had just bought, and was &C.
costed with: "Mr. Duncan did you know that
that fish was caught on Sundays" The min.
ister in his Characteristic, blunt manner, re-
piled "Well-well, the fish is not 10 blame
for that, my man."