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Littell's Living Age

Jan. l, 1877, THE LIVING AGE enters upon
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-07
PRTNCETONs scandal.
Albert ID. B-own a ruin sued In tho Garden
er's Pretty laughter Eiopemeut Case.

Another suit against Albert ". Brown, tho
son Of q wealthy Brooklyn ship builder who died
about fifteen ycara ago. arising ont OF the srdur-
ton OF Alice Noicc. n Princeton gariencr's prct-
~ daughter. IL 10 be tried at the May term in
Trenton. The promise WIS made before Brown
had obtained the divorce suit. which was then
pending; but she recovered ST. ss7 IA the value
Of her wardrobe. which he retained in his nos
session when he sent her home from Liverpool
in 1915. The present suit s brought by Mrs
Elizabeth Noicc. her mother. as administrators
~ her fathers estate for LOSE Of the scrvices OF
Alice. Damages nrc laid ut an 900 Brown was
arrested and held 10 bail. Alice was the pretty
daughter of " lwuri Noicc n gardener in tho
employ, Of jude Field. IN Princeton. Mrs
Brown bought the place ut Judge Fields death,
and her son Albert fell in love W tn the garden
er's daughter. He had been married. but had u
the law we're too slow for Albert's ar,or. He
whispered in Alcc's ear that in South America
they could marry and be happy Tue following
icttnr was written TO her BY him at this stage of
his wooing:
Trust yourself wholly and entirely to mo Believe in
s @,,1rlS a"d as dSsi YIN ygu 50 may he before
NE deal with me. II or-ake or bctrav you may he
I draw back one day and .ay do not love YOU may
r." 'y To- me- Depart, N?p have no place with me- YOU
mc w' Drnss ,ou snceM ,olrmny ~ believe
deserts II prove ial-e TO you
shc ned with him in April. 1879. Ho had
plenty of money. and they enjoyed themselves
travel ing, but did not marry in Brazil Arriv-
ing in Liverpool in December. he sont her
home. AMI promised to follow by the nnyt
steamer. She waited in NV York hotel for
some weary weeks. and then won't home heart
broken. Her futhcr had died in her ahs N -
Brown returned to Princeton in May. lie did
not even 40 To- see Alice. She waited some timr
and then sued to recover tho value of her ward,
robe. which she had lclt in his possnss on in
Liverpool The jury gave her 8. AZ. Emhold-
cncd 10y this, she sued him for breach of prom
-. laying the damag' at SjO.oJ. The Chief
"a IT," ruled her out of court hccausc when
vor'e had not vt boon granted The present
SUIT is brought ny her mother, ms alministrn-
triN Of her fathers cetitH, ~ r,"ovpr $4,000
damages for the loss ~ Ahcc's services brown
was quired to give s30.n BAIL which WIS fur
nishcd by his mother IN Trenton yesterday.
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PORr DArO>Ir's DANGER.
Awaiting the Hreni,iug Of the Great Ice
George Met. air. Ferry.

PoRr DEPOSIT Feb. G.-'rhc alarm caused
hy the hood Of sunday has subsidized. The ice
gorscs ahoyH here stil hold. ami the opinion
sr'lns t. he thar the worst danger IL past. Still
the river Is closely wat 'hed, and the people who
live near tn" shore aud the railroad officials
hold themselves prepared to secure their prop
ery and rum for their vos N moments mo-
tee. The great gorge at NJ Calls ferry. behind
which the water has backed up sis miles AMI
risonthiry feet above high watrrmarl. romans
apparently as irm nS tlr granite promuuturi+s
between Whi.h II ~ wrdg'd. People ara be-
coming confident that II viii Withstand the pros
sure ana thereby >iN" tine town.
AT Columbia. Pi., to-day the lea in the river
ran Tor two hours, and NJ RpwlHndvillr. six
nilrs above here. the water rose u loot Tho
lre am opposite this village began "a move
about 5o'rlo'h this Hit'rnouu. and oNrlA body ran
20 IN" river shorr, crying. Here she goes. o." but
m an hour II stopped rum NJ. and the water
ros' nearlya foot. The J., VI. train from Per
ryYllle d!d not 70 through. from tear that the
ice would pi,' ~ on the track 1T Herring Run.
a nll' nnd = han below here. The water Is now
sulsIulng again.
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AMJSElfENTS.


Another was added last evening 10 the
long and scintillating line Of opera bouffes
which Aimee has brought before the public Of
this country.
The sprightly French woman IL now acting
with her company. under the management Of
Mr.. Maurice Gr'.u. nj the Eagle Theatre. which.
10y tho way. is one OF the prctticst in the city.
TIL" oprrah rought ont last evening ~ entitled
Ia l'tt" Mlritc' lthe Little Bridcl. The mu-
Sic is 10y Charles Leooed: the words the joint
prodution of Mos-icurs L"tcrrier and Nanloo
II is as broad as Il,bras, rs ingenious as Boz
cn''lo. rs W ny as GustltNe DrO2. Or cours tho
WI AMI lumor I'll" situations and the cpigranis
an tihc their inspiration from ind"licarv; but
m this rospc the present opera din - from no
utl"r OF Is lass. IN t.lt. that la opera huufn.
~ Tor iIc music sOmr 81 " rs IN I..eo u IS best
siy!", AMI when he chooses he writes wnll
Aliu'H hd, u SOM, IN the s@'ond q T. L. Rossig-
rpI. VII. "a Is altogether charming coMposi-
ton. butt, however. on IN" usual nrotr has Of
words. y chorus u 80 o the n ght guard in the
sniu" ui - 50 simple AMI pretty rs b. he worthy
even of N'mruu. and has "a flavor Ike SOur OF
TN ruoru-"s of thit famous old French Muster.
Il east cons std, besides Mile. Aimee. Of
" W. lauut, Duplan. VI 2iers. and Rome. and
formed wti spirit, and accompanied with fro
pu'nt applause. The manager has brou ght out
me olerh VITA his accustomed care IN all mat
i7 ~ stage oppn ntmnnt and costume. A long
lst ol "i 'fu- rs unnouu ed a. IN preparnt on.
from winch We con Ia H. that the company Will
hr h'wri ni this Lutte theatre 50 N suited to
thciT purpose, lOr "A number Oi VEGAS 10 come.
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C.fTCHING 4 TiRT.fR.
Detective rr'ce'. Desperate Fight with .
Thicr-A Tooth aud Nail Encounter.

Yesterday morniny Detective Joseph
frlcc of the Rropklyn police saw Daniel Gala
han. alias Chimney wcll-known thief. who
has served two terms in State prison. standing
with two companions on the corner OF Park
ana Franklin aNo mus. Daniel wis wanted for
II burglary in liquor saloon. and the OH .cr
won't for him. Daniel started 10 run. but wis
quickly overtakcn. lie then showed fight. trip
ping Pr" up md trying to wrench himself
loose, Price hunl; on. and cuu"d ON The crowd
!" ana MN in =. uriug his prisoner. Npholy
!ui-'d. W non Pr r'l.,ttnc upper uni oi Cal-
lhhrn the lN''H r. friends pulled him ou Infur
u'Nt rlin'h callahan throw Price. WHOM the ltt ~
nr'w his - stp.. Callahan Immediately sank IA :
t''ll ln il' Officers hand. the pistol dropping
- ting sidewalk. Callahan snu 'urd Il up and
strM K rri'e over the eye. gashing his fa -
lady. Price stll kcrning his hold Callahan
h",nn hi NJ him in the hands ami cherk Tho
oili 'rr WIS again gttt ng the lr'st of the n-ht
IN Callahan - fri'n X 'l,nin dragged him on
I ilAhan TOOK 10 NlS herls. the cfowl oprnins "A
lHn". irir. WIS about tp fire. alter him when "A
m' kno 'kel up his arm. H. turned ON thn
man WITH IN oath. AMI WIS promptly knocked
NNn. THIS man Sul@rdu. 'ntiy called 1T tho
pplrr station, gave his nufns-tl-'ur H. Wilbur
ol 900 MNftlr aN 'uuf.-anl explained that he
had taken the OH ~ for lunatlr
. Price WIS 50 thoroughly u IT up that he had
70 l' carrie. tn ia. station. 1t will be some time
i.i0re he Is 1T for duty. Callahan Is still ut
large.
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CRY BiBY F.fRifTNG.
The Place that Mrs. Worcester Cans a Baby
Pounding Hospital.
ND Health Board's attcntlon wns cnlled

The Health Boards attention was called
yesterday 10 q baby farming house kept nv n
Mrs. VI. Worcester at ll9 Charles street. DR.
Maggie had in his possession yesterday six GER
tiilcatcs OF the death of children in the place
the causes assigned being cholera nfantun"
and "eastric inflammation from tho want OF
proper food" San tary Inspe tor Hughes has
been ordered to make an investigations
On the street door the keeper Of the house has
well FURNISHED silver plate, on which are the
words Mrs. Worcester. female physician In
response to pull at the bell handle a scvere-
featured woman about fity years OF age opened
the door last evening and said: Reporters and
Board of Health officers have been running
here all the afternoon. and suppose YOU arc
one of them. Tam Mrs. Worcester and this ia
u plnr" whore unfortunate women come and
etay when tucir hablrs arc born | hone the
papers Will print something about me because
It viii adv ri 80 my business.
AMER an Interruption. Mrs Worcester contn-
und: Il have kept thus house eleven years
Among the women who come here arc both mar
ricd and single ladies. poor and rich. I havs
AMONG my patrons - lady Of one Of the most
wealthy and artistic ratio families in the city, [
have poor shop girls and servant girls anil In
dies from Fiith and Lexington avenue parlors.
my llult. do the h,rt for them can. After
IL, 'hildr'n are born i,ne mothers. az soon as
their children away with them. They want to
ALLEVIATE I'll 'ir MI tluns from the little nno.nts
us soon ny possible. But don tlink my place
ought TO be- called baby farming cstll,lish-
m,nt' II ia a baby founding hospital for
children are brought here by parents who do
not " sl tpown thcm. TO b. cared Tor. am
thrm Tat lies IN my power"
Dr. Jnmrs H"dI"n. whose signature Is at
t1chci tu the rrtn ntn OF death OF the last child
mat died in Mrs. Worrcster's place. said: %
rave no desire 10 u euro IN the new-pn pers hut
Eu'-s what you have learned ABOUT Mrs Wur-
cosi't true. WIS called TO her house 10 $50
q rhi'l tst was suck wth Castri. irr.tntio ~
~" stomach. The child dind and gave u ccr-
II Ft IN urorlaner With thu ~ X. Dr. IIel-
d.n nd that h" derr"cat.d baby farming. and
KY su III nhpmin1t ous. He thought that Mrs
N"t sur waited nni too at u sayn .hllt's
ndi'd that "a babe might liz, n NJ DAYS without
n'ur SIM, ut. DR.. q ori,c ESHns slid that a.,
too, Ws called too lgt' to saw" tho life Of "A hll
An on"r of the Health Board said Tho
hihv farmers always prefer g. hnd poopl, to
nd"rt ~" hlldr n, but If no homes cln d" Sc
,ur Il Tor IL" It'll" limo 4uts. they are not cx-
actly killed, hut are lowed To die"
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Tn" Bic bonanza company have made
INT 800 ihr ul,mnr
., Pau alirl Is good houses in Tie BOwcry.
and rs "'l ra>td.
Tho band is removo1 every night from the
ram ihrHnv 4" iuf Ne room inr uic audience.
Mrs.. Marie Gordon Raymond * entirely re-
co''t'', ami Is IlI1uis lu Baltimore with ts. ~s'.
" Our Boys have entered on the third year Of
their ram loo ioniou Nj Fiurn has PLAYED hi, ptrt
every u-li, week aid WecA uu since uiy 10Th Jan
ufN, 1850
T,-ni.,ht thcro Is 10 hn a change Of Hill at Wal
lac.'., lIt Morning Iuu ami Mlrrrd lIe h.ing
lhr new hurHruun. 1h.c are M,nrltr PLAY, at tins
hnn~ NJ WalHcks a,tms "a ne former l- the lcr o.
'wim oats" wIA be brought oul, with Ar Wal.lk As
Anft,
T. Twin Booth some time since began n suit
against barrett ramrr laying damages a. hi- mann, ia
the stun eff Slnuti Councillors T. Russell and Lock
wood, representing fhc managers amt the complainant
have fftlcl rs matter, the suit hinf di-rnuunui and
costs ral hv Nr Booth. II l. MT impossible mat may
Pc" tn iaNnfits cfur ia round u shake raritn parts
ia nj, theatre II the onN house IN the city whore he
shonii ever ny II tn ,oenc OF m, frc - trumIh..
aud Ia, name iuiis.u'uhlY hrntlucd with n. Mr.
Booth never selects competent support He IN. had
r1rl nu'- hut 20, rule Do, GONNA was lad. OAltt
4
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attached to him. but that any blame there was
the appropriations that the Secretary had been
conn tod ~ DO what y" lad done.
Mr. lGniall tDem.. Pa said that The prcdic.
tons mad" last year hv tho minority of the
House that The rcdu tous made 10y The major ~
IN tho rNpu~o-Of the Government would Grip
pl" the administration of tn" Government had
not hen realized inau material instance Had
4 not been Tor that economy the dnfci, nrios in
IN" r"venu"s AMI rrrpipts Of the Government
would have amount II Ia tOrty million dollars.
MIR Foster tN'r.. Ohiul said he would Ike to
Know on what has the gentleman from Penn
sylvan u made that statement
Mr. ilHndull-Nc saved tn irty million dollars
hcrnus we did not allow you to have that much
to epfud.
Mr.. Foster denied that tho House had aavnd
tnNt nu II. the on a data showed that hut
twenty rec million dollars had been saved
and when all the den icncies had been provided
Tor n would h' found that the Drro r. tic Com
Irrss ndd not made Hs large a redu ton ns the
Republican Congress had made in previous
years.
Ancr further discussion the amendment was
adortrd.
Mr. Wells Dom. MOI offered m amendment
Tor the payment oi 81 son tn w. II. bliss Of st
Ions, Tor services ~ Assistant United States
Attorney in the " whiskey car ~ Adopted.
Without dispOs,ng Of the bill the committee
rose.
Mr.. jerks tDcm.. Pal offered resolution for
Commtt'r on Louisiana Affairs. which has not
boon printed. Adopted.
The House then took recess until 10 A. ii.
tp-u
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TUESDAY, Feb. G-P. M.--The morning
speculation at the Stock Exchange was not
chara ter1nd by any features OF special promi-
nen'e and the volume Of business reflected an
exceedingly dun market. if W. except Western
Union. which further declined from a.. to 7tii.
with quick recovery 10 7tAep7i'f Lake Shore
at the Same time ruled steady at 5ls regular
way. and wis only noticeable for prepond.r-
ance of sellers options which ranged at 5iis.
seller 1854. seller Co. New Jersey Central. how
ever. yielded Ii q cent from a., to d. seller
s and Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
dropped X . cent. to COS. with sub
s'quent rally TO 7or. ,aftcr which it
, TOT, e9.; seller p and eos. seller so,
declined from o. to 60 regular way and s. a.
seller 90; but ST. Paul preferred was a better at
494.
The real business Of the day did not COM
men 90. however. until after IL o'clock, when tho
bears made furious onslaught upon Western
Jn.on. winch from TINS time became the great
feature Of the market AMI which. attended ly
nsiderable excitement broke from "a TO "a.
in the final hour OF trade. though rallying sub
srluently to ~. and closing at IA The oc-
,,sl9 oil the throwing overboard of such large
contract for the transfer. on the 18th inst. OF
CONTROLLING interest in the Atlantic and
, raniac rT,e,legraRh Company e The Ma;
been signed, which would place fresh capital ut
the command 81 the company and thus render
the fact that recent negotiations for CONSOLIDATE
ing these two companies with the Western
mon n. u,a neen snspended: an UNUSUALLY
Union which 10 HIM ~ n,,cn,n y, " ,,,,r
course Of prices whenever negotiations ure re-
trivial in rou,nnr'.,n q, H. No., ~ ~, H.
Transaction. and We should not be- surprised IT,
hos = ,,nnomnnemnnt sbo,,lt ~. ,li,r ptf
that the Atlantic and Paeitl' property with all Of
It's franchise. had passed into the control OF the
Tho sharp downward turn Of Western Union.
the remaindcrof the 81. and Lake Snorr. witch
1"u nrah vh rsn 40 90, ,e,i 9ll to S'n seller
clined = F,ocnt 10 r.. the preferred from -,
snllnr "a. nnd Nv Irl,v rm,r 4 r. -. ac q" ~
2er. Union Pne'ac sold at 81 ,1cs an; sn,i
united si2trs ENpr"ss WIS weak at % @5l. on
,ruartcrly diyidcnis nom D 4, con, III T6n.
rsdu t ion was natural result, Of lurthcr water
the bust Year. Of Win an,ounf II Is u undrs
stood. the stockholders receive but about one
The total number Of shares don't in wos,o,-
$50 of which Western Union rnnr''s,n,nd n, -.
w. Sno,r' ~ n'IhM"rn' la,snwnnna anh
p,iAr ol, N ',.,3 '',i, M. ,t%, 'nlnn
ao,. Iilrn' Cnirnl '. o.. 49, ~. i9nihi
i,.' n" t"n,r"i; 40 rrir' ~; 81 Piu
~ Nortuw,srrn, 200; M, preferred. 900,
Quck, liver. $50; Cnirigo' Bnrlinrt"n" AMI
Qun -, 30: I'm ted Stats TNprnss i'd: X,
9n,ic ant PaJn' ,T"lesraph Campapy, io";
iahnlmu m st. J"s"phi 100; United S4t's
PRS. IS: and Amcririn ENrr'..s. M,
o IL. s,,'' I,,rN, ~" n,u u'r ana "Nr'"l.
,,,.,,,'.m' ~ ,,, 'r',' i1 r 40 ~ ln
,l'm ton-tantinopn. adirl Ia !, dealn. in
were on-id,rable ,alizations If The .,nt 4,
8 cent. advance which caused u rci.t.On Ia
rbr ii,,, l,, a, ~ , VIZ rn' ,,,s,.,,
inA M......lul', II 81 4. VI. ..in ..mp ina
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PsovsioSs-A some further decline In pork and lard.
recovery o pr, irn tie owe., pont Bacon and cas
meats were quiet b., ana beet han, steady. Lut slow
ym,', AMI FOR dnrs delivery. March. and April held at
Sl'FFi,lp IT,. un moro active, sii. .,.1hNs Western
io.i ant snort ,'r rsrirr 90 &C. cat meats very dun
tor prHc go, sni To-, do Ms,n' also I,iture
slia.h Tor March. tii46 Tor Nlrii and sIi %
aot Ne a,c sea orI D ,, "a sYe' hsg ~
gsi71o; primo mess. SO 2l's5iI -; extra prime,
~ -~ssl ~ primo city, sinna sii ilams-smok,i
CIV 10 , re m,hl n .i), D. fllr should,rs-
A,esnc ' htm. ~. .trI1 ss1ll EXT. w. ~ nhd Guy,
Pam mess ,ue.i -,.cStra - al -. ~ % = hbl;
Drc...d hos 10 ior western. AMIR *, iog civ w.
DaAiN-Irrc Ia,c L,ou no Wy important changes tho
IAI megk, hut the tendency OF rrct- hi. been pretty
o"-~i"n To-day. wheat met with more inquiry but ~
prl,e' not ,up to tue views OF ~cllers. and
RANG We quote sirnt Np I. sl'1eslgs Miiwau.
'c,ei and e. slr'n, N@ f,,1S g re-.
81 ,a amber TO- 'si 3d. WIT, ds' s'ss's,fi q
sat, eoeac. barley tiriy active at 7pas1c Tor four
Hnd IN r"w'i STAT. i ria fstl 10 Tor Canada hoat
eSnoff an r '' ~ 49,. va ~ i.i, dgnami ~
saics 6,,nbu.h az 5Ts,sc for new western wng,sAsj
ana i ,cahcr mixed, Oh western mixed at Go@6l sc.;
dus-c. ior wite ana 5iaisga Tor yellow oats were
l9re active lu at Irregular Prices the poorer grades
4te Tor mixed Western. including No = at toc,
ana p. NJ. t2@t.e Tor white d. Including No at 44c.
M - We're assn very quiet, no invoices
s.. was sSSa Ill ut NV SsS .a sSrf S,iI,y m 10;
sehiy nfufvs Rice was IN fair rcqu,s and firm Raw
centrifugal a, 10 Sac Rsantd wa. steady and i nHis
n',,Nr;o we quote tgfec--laNn, 22nlic MtracHb,,,
s5s Lou oai. '' m sni E Msss
N.!,, sr-t.c. feii' Z o, 'rsr', N,w Orleans t5es
had ilssii. ior sSt white A. AMI y. 10. c i iSr
FELLOWS "
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Trouble In the Flood Family.

Michael Flood. n rich Brooklyn truckman
living at 42t wyckon street was the pianurn iii, Gree
case before Justice X. ynods Of Brooklyn yesterday
Michael and his Mary Jane married in Albany
tNc nty-hN. Netrs ago. lie now accuses her unah.
Iulness She denies the change aud Michael IN
turn ~ consring with william Feency and others 10
rocur. ~ ore" IN order that he may have all his Irop.
trtN u his chf"n hV former wife. The testimony was
connie hns and uie jury returned a sealed verdict
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NEW York, Tuesday. Feb. 6-ror lnok q,
'-h ~ th4s there Wa nothing dong beet cattle to-
INV 200 dressed leci port slow trade. al -
N H. luf common ~ lrilne cIt slaughtered be-, Z
sides Two car loni.oi Western drr.- hrri arrived i'm
u1ihs'u rohdiuun. and WIS selling slowly Isic a N.
Mcvibls OF calves were 10 head. mainly mkicd
ne d'n'hd lAir. nnd the market closed nrn
AT '"i" u Tor cuuWun 30 prime Ntts Grassers ma
be n"ninnlly quoted AT = 4si. o. head
h'e' u ui sheep were -FOUR rnr loads f7s head Tho
demand Wa, lair and the market was without MATERIAL
'uah-ft comm ~ o. primo sheep ranged from 5c d,
- p ~ byti,rs an dressed mutton report a slow
" ,' "t NFi' r. N iur common to prime ctfcaSscs
t'lpl, n SWINE were fourteen loads containing
'r' I"-s N"i' sold alive jersey AMI stale loss ~ 40
ga moderate request al : ,g4-i a. e. n.
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Miss Kellogg having last night bccn
forced ly indispo-it'on IN relnquish her part Of
Lucia. tho role WIS assumed 10y Mmr. Rose
wall. an excellent soprano singer belonging 10
ui" company. The Iorlormun 80 passed on
Win entire NmOntlnsss, Mnc EOseWald bcius
recDlNnA with mu.M llNnr
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MfRINE INTELLIGENCE.

h,tftrrHt NNtNAU-rIUs my
sun rises ..... ui sun st. - Moon -lsas n
- ., u..H NAtIt-iHls UNf.
sandy Hook. II U1N f.tni pl fi.lGatc. 8 n
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The booty Of Mary Flood WIS taken nom the
Y -nV uu Monday aNruuu los her mA ,t,ilul~ sister
M, sister nui al,w lreui, dru.ii,d The remain, m 4,
'Au.tm >lIcss Cemetery !osl,rdW
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The members of the Louisiana Returning
Boird arrastd uriurr tno Ban ol the ulu.e n pre-
SENTATIVE. see t.l r,sr Illustration IN IiuiG Ls.s's
Nnht'-f NrI1If., out " iay. Idg