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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

TIE SANITARY CoNGREss-Rcporfs oa The re'-
tcr Fcr6f.-At TIE meeting OF the Public Health
Association yesterday Colonel Il. :. Harlpe
sanitary engineer OF the yellow fever commits
son, presented paper on the sanitary condi-
ton of New Orleans. Colonel Hardee said that
theie was no city in the world where greater
necessity exists for effective works OF sanitary
engineering, and where greater natural ditticui-
ties exist f0r their successful application lie
described at length the peculiar location OF the
city, the different classes Of soil upon which iy
Is bu!!t, and tie system OF drama a5e. which is
eeGef OF disease. The Joint re- port OF Prof
Richardson and Dr.. Robert White Oh the micro
Scopic pathology OF ye,iow fever and the paper
or Dr. VI bite Cn the nature CT the c0ltagton re-
te.yed tie greatest attention. and are pro-
n0GnceG 10 be decidedly the most scientific and
practical papers yer offered
In tie night session S';rgeOn j. s. Billings. L.
\. A.. submitted report from the committee TO
Which was referred the general report OF the
yellow fever commission, setting forth that they
had examined said report and return it to the
executive committee with certain remarks The
remarks are to tie effect that the committee in
dorse tie report with the exception OF that part
relating TO diSinfecti0n. The committee think
1t proper to observe that the investigation
should take much wider range. since what is
desired Is toobtainif possible knowledge OF the
cause OF yellow fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

THE CHEsTERTOwN. Md, ,HoRRoR.-A telegram
ID yeStelday'S STAR was TO the effect that some
tine ago two young girls daughters OF a Mrs.
DCdscn, living near ChestertoWn. Md were de-
hVefed OF illegitimate children, and Ia order to
nide THEN shame one Jones. cOlored man. was
ElTed 10 get rid OF the offspring. and warned
never to dNutge the matter under penalty OF
death; that on is way TO Chestertown on Tues
DAY night he was seized by the ab0ve-namaI
men, who dragged him TO the house of Mrs
Dodson, where he was ordered 10 leave the state
ara never return; that on being conveyed by
these men in carriage, he was taken into 4
tE1ck wood some distance from the town and
Hred at, receiving the wounds IS above
stated, and left for dead; and that Constable
Rose. OF Townsend, on being notified went in
search Of the brutal assailants and arrested
them.
Later dispatches state that the full names Oh
the parties charged with the murder OF the
negro Jones are William Newcum. Philip VIM
cent and Mrs. John r. DodS0n. The men are
not cousins OF the girls, as reported bur are
believed to be their seducers. All the parties
have hitherto moved in high social circles
>, me baltllnore -imerScon says: "Capt. B. d.
BtuchInal, deputy collector of the port and
Capt. Young, Of the steamer George Law. state
that there IS no family by the name OF D0dson
living in CheStertoWn.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

The Markets.

Boston. Not. y2.-The common COUNCIL last
eNthlhS voted 10 abolish The board OF street
con mi>SiCncrS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

Mrs. A. 7. STEWARDS ADOPTED DAUGHTER.-A
telegram from Newark, n. J., Nov. 20. SAYS 1T
Is said in society circles that Miss Smith the
gIandniece and adopted daughter of Mrs. 4. T.
Stewart, OF New York, will soon be married to
the Rev. j. B. Wetherill, Of this city There
has teen long-standing friendship between
the young couple. Nj. Wetherill was formerly
assistant minister in Grace Church, and more
recently chaplain to Bishop Odenhemer. He is
member OF one OF the Oldest Quaker families
In Philadelphia, is in independent circum-
stances. and is Q hard worker ia The ministry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

THE PANIC IN MINING STOCKS at San Fran
cisco has been quieted by the report of the com
m1ttee of miners after visit to the Sierra Ne.
yada mine. They reported the cross cut at the
2,z0O feet level in rich ore six feet on top and
ten 1eet ON the bottom. The heat was, how
ever, so intense that it was almost impos sbie
TO work. The level above is In mixture OF cap
rock and low grade ore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

ALLEGED INDIAN AGENCY FRAUDS-A teIe-
gram to the New York Herald from Yanckton,
DIT. Nov. Goth. says: Gen. Hammond. Indian
f1om here to Salt Lake to investigate certain
81 lortcomingS there. Gen. Hammond recently
Investigated the Birkett claim of $4,000 for
which all appropriation was made at the last
session OF Congress. Birkett was agent less
than two years for the TOncas, and claimed to
have advanced the above sum TO save his wards
y om starvation. The department since the ap-
of the statements upon which the claim was
based. and kept tie claimant out OF his money.
Hammond discovered that Birkett never made
an! advances, and that it was clean steal
The agent who succeeded Birkett reports thar
he found the agency in a Wretched condition
there being absolutely nothing on hand. !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

CNOW.WHITE BREAD
- VIII be guaranteed if you use
CERES,
The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the Dis.
trict or,
Steritno,s st. Louis Fancy Patent,
a most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour; Or
GOLDEN HILL,
The ll-Enown Standard Family Flour of the Dis.
rict Il ls better than it ever was, and makes
Rolls and Bread as light and as
white as the driven snow.
The abovenamed Flours can be bought at any first
class Grocery Store.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
CoRNER 1sT STREET AND INDIANA AvKNUn
oct22ms VIM NJ GAIT IO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

Rusiness Depres.ion i'm Nv,

BRISTOL. Nov. 22-In consequence OF the ron
tInued inactivity OF emigration, the Great
Western steamship Company will discontinue
their line TO New YORK during the Minter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

1HE CROW AGENCY SEIZED.-A telegram to
the n. Y. Tribune from Fort Ellis, Montana,
Nov. 70, sdyS:-Capt. George L. Browning, 9TH
Infantry, with detachment OF troops, accom-
panylng Special Inspector Bulls, has seized the
crow agency, safe, books and property deDos-
ing Agent Frost. Browning Is acting under
orders from Gen Brisbin, OF this post, who.
under Washington instructions, has authorized
TIE arrest OF Frost and his transmission here If
resisting Serious charges against him are
being investigated by Browning and Bulls at
tie request OF the Indian department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

L EELER'S SYSTEM.
pRICELIST FOR MAKING AND TRIMMING
For Dcuhle-breasted Frock Coats, of fine goods 81.
For Double breasted Frock Coats, Cashmere or
For sinale Breasted FrocK Goats, of tine goods
For Single breasted Frock Goats, of cashmere or
For Double breasted Sack Goats. OF fine Goods. u
For 1oubse-breasted Sack Goats, of cashmere or
For sinFe,breasted Sack Coats OF fine goods: 5
For Single breasted Sack Goats, of cashmere or
For Double breasted Vests, OF any material 27
For PgntalooEs Of any material, a Specially -. 25)
OVERCOATS
For Donblebr breasted Frock Over Goats, of fine
For Double breasted Frock Over Coats OF rouvn
Tor Double breasted Sack Over Coats, Of fine
For Doub!e-breasted Sack over Goats, OF rough
For Single-breasted Sack Over Goats. OF fine
Fer Sing.e-breasted Sack over Coats, of rough
M tooos IL
UNEXCELLED IN STYLE AND MAKE
Sitl Lining and extre Trimmings Charged for
accordingly.
BINDING ON COATS AND VESTS %, EXTRA.
JNO. W. keller, ARTIST TAILOR,
,,,r, LII Penn. are.
W. Z. AEhiZ, MANAGER 0ovl6-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

BANGOR. WALES. Nov. 22.-OrderS have been
issued for the closing of two OF the largest slate
MAJ manuiactorleS mere. Most OF the quarries in
this district are reducing force and lowering
wages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

THE JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE OF the two
houses of Congress appointed to inquire into
the feasibility of transferring the Indian bureau
to the War department VIII meet in this city on
Tuesday next. Mr. Flanagan, the secretary
OF tie committee, arrived here last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

ANOTHER EoTARY.-The President raS added
Wlinan j. ft2zeHs name TO the list OF noiares
pGbl.c for tie District Of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

TBE MINT at New orleans will be reonencl
about tie 1St CT January next.
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,EIfe Fisheries Award Paid Under
KrOtoSf.

In pursuance Of instructions from the Secre-
tary OF State tie American minister in LOnd III
MI. Welsh, yesterday rendered 10 the Sfiti5!,
government in the person OF Lord salisbury the
sum Gf $500, ,0G0 gold. ACCOMMODATING the paw
n:ent with tie following commune lt:on The
receipt OF the payment was acklO,.ied rel by
Loid sans prry Ill due form:
LEGA7I0 OF THE UNITED STATsS,l
LONDON, November q. 1875 {
Ny I6Fd-I have been instructed by the Presi-
dent Of the United states to tender to her
1ca:esf} 5 goverr n?ent the sum of - 5a 0oo IN
god coin. this being the Snm named by the Two
concuning members Of the fisheries commits
sion (iately sitting at Halifax under authority
imported thereto by the treaty of Washington
to be raid by the government OF the United
states 10 tie government OF her Britannia
majesty. an also instructed by the President
TO say That such payment is made upon the
ground that the government OF the United
states desile to place the maintenance OF GOOD
faith in treaties and the security and value of
arbitration between nations above all question
III relatlons with her majesty's government
as with all other governments. Under
this motive the government of the United
states decides to separate the question OF
withholding payment TIOm the considerations
have been presented to her malestys govern
ment In correspondence, and which It reserves
and insists upon. ! am besides instructed by
the PRESIDENT to say that the government OF the
United states deems it Of the greatest inoort-
ance TO the common and friendly interests of
tie TWO governments in all future treatment of
any questions relating to the North American
hshel1es that her Britannia matestys govern
nent should be distinctly advised that the gov
ernment OF the United States cannot acce 1T the
result OF the Halifax commission as furnishing
any Just measure OF the value of q pafticipatioH
Dy our cltlZenS in the in-SilOre fisheries OF the
British provinces and it protests against the
actual payment now made being considered by
Ter maJeSty's government as in any sense an
acQufescence in such measure or as Warranting
any inference to that effect.
/
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

MIDsHIPMAN FREDERICK B. VINTON has been
promoted to be an ensign in the U. s. navy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.


- ALL DFPCSITORS OF The GERnaN
= AMERICAN NATIONAL AND SAYINGS
pAsE regI,estel TO ait nd Mass Nee ing, az
BeTer aIn's l,aE. corner 9Th and streets ON No
roy225t THE COMMITTEE,
? - SPECIAI-MAS JNIC- Members of WASH :
INGTON Il. A CHAP TER, No 2, are re
uueste 20 meet at their Chamber, Masonic Temple.
SATTR RDAY, at Cc,cca PEE for the nairH ,se o.
after ding the tl.nerai of Comp. MARCUS PERL
Ntmler OF Sisttr Chapters 8Te ect lilly Ilti
to attend EMILE HtCh, NJ. E II. +.
CHAs. D. CAMPBELL, See [Eep. III i
r~.ee- IN CONSEQUENCE OE THE SUDDEN
49, death OF the mother of Professor RICHARDS
the meeting Of the Unity Club, to have been held
this eveniGy at the residence OF that enteuIu No.
l4;t q street northwest, has been postponed to FRI
DAY EVENING, 18th inst. Notice OF tie place OF
meeting will be announced in tie usual manner.
1t c. II. 8AGB!if I. Sa'v.
r.,- THE STATED CONyOcATION OF Mt
~ HOREB #. A. CHAPTER. No 7. for n
lection of officers VII he held at their hall corner
10 h 81. and Penusy1y an a ave. s'n FRIDAY EVEN
ING. November 22d, 1873 al pm. Al are Ie-
qUesteG to attend. BY OrGcr OF he n. L III. L.
Iov2l-2t A. :. TAYLOR, Secretary.
~ GERMAN AMERICAN NATIONALBANK,
t~5 WASHINGTON, DC, Nov. 7. 1873
All DepOstors in this Bank requested to pre-
sent at once their Books for settlement.
BENJAMIN u. KEYSER,
rovS-3taw3w Receiver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, 1928, ,si9 so; customs, $3.50 ,6S4I1
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.-RepreSeGtatlve Ward,
Of Pennsylvania, called on the President to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

LONDON, Nov. 22.-The daily Ns,rs in an extra
tCittoH mas Jamro0d dispatch. announcing the
occupation on Friday OF the fort of Ali NI1sfid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

AT TIE CABINET MEETING this afternoon See
retary Eva1ts announced that the fishery q Eard
had been paid to the British government. He
also stated that Angel, the Pullman Palace car
Comranys defaulting cashier, had been apDre-
herded in Lisbon, Portugal with so1,o1J in his
possession. The matter was discussed and,
there being no eXtradtiOn treaty between this
government ard Portugal, it was decided that
nothing could be done TO secure his return to
the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

THE HOUSE COMMITTEES on APPROPRIATIONS
Chairman Atkins was present at to-day'S COM
mittee meeting of the House apprOpriat tiOuS.
The committee was still in seSSioa at 3 0'ctocN.
The estimates OF the departments were being
carefully scanned, and one member of tile .;DIl-
mittee said they cannot be much more reIiecd
consistent with good public policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

The PRESIDENT CoNGRATULAfEs KING HUM
BERT.-TEe United States minister TO Italy has
Informed the Department OF State that IN ac-
cordance with instructions through the depart
mcnt, be has conveyed to King TumberG the
cOnGratulatiCn OF President Hayes upon his eS-
care from assassination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

SHlrwREcK.-Tle signal corps observer at
Portsmouth. y. H., reports to the cAiei signal
c1ice at 1868 2. IN. as follows: Schooner ashore
near life station, Rye Beach. loaded with bricN
Crew saved; vessel probably total loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22

CoNSUIs OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED. - orders
have been given for the provisional recognition
OF the following gentlemen as consular repre-
sentatives OF Uruguay in the United states:
Mr. John William Grace, as consul at San Fran
cisco; Mir. William \. Murchie as vice consul at
Calais, Me-; Mr. Wentworth John Wrougnt0n,
as vice consul at New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-07

FRIDAY Sept. G;-TtovE ASD MEAT e,
.ea c :S% meal aaIii .y w quote so Esi
sleo' esr. STATE e. oss, q, Western :prIag wheat
"s sa5 k d * sad do XIV nncss patents Ss
sosss2 -; 'ity shipping extra. = io9s5 southern
FANS s; r. rye h0 y ,sgsn' g t
vine sa.1ss29S Wheat iced, siissio' rye feed, sic
cerroy-spo,. quiet and most grades lower. but md.
land gglsna, remained q rs 'qc' az bale. f"'g.c'
ior t t o s"'r or Sdysmbd .p ISr bdce
Ter ,"e or Je9usr} pc sr fseIusfy sna II ise
rgounoss-rerk dun and heavy; small sales q mes.
Beet and beef hams dull Bacon and cut meats hardly
so7'. ,ct prime wv ana & os',Ss52, q, prime g
s'o7i. Ior September - w ss7 Tor 6ciobcr, - IS
=, ssc y "iss e'.c Butter anchanscd chess rather
dcarer At 5eac Tor state factories Fresh eggs l9lssc
.c,,, mcn,.. a7scn 6u'h Including No .prins sins;
9 team gS's sSa ' !. S Tor if o'' smSe
-, u.sr9ss. red sSG S@hSs, a7S .i *
mostly No. sa a, sii,lsss Is the latter figure for
rs; "s' r " Gs e SS,ssy AMI g e' a. AZ
ard 80 2 rsa winter = o7's slos for Sepcnbcr ard
hush ats2e6ic Tor state on tho spot aud Csc for oe
rclue, hut puc.s favored huyer owing to pressure 10
& ''e, VIM 'q' =, e. fer nlssH and md 3i,SS
and goa stic Tor white Indian rorn easier hu spots
iss ie p .a i mn Soi ia 10y ir 80 +" and
livery, including SO Tor October, 5iAc and Tor D.
cole. W.; 9ri;,t but arm nj; i!s
a. lWiai5 Tor Nlrarano aui it fieisc Tor Laguayri
ne.uc N.a,.,. Nas in m~cral, d.nani aqi stead, at
10000 tOr Ncwnf'caus. ant "aHv TOY Porto k.o
haM ,ust' NY a,I ti " W. i,'n ma salc. '', hi,
vsdn and ~ ior mci;io refined in good h,nn'a a,
SrNpRrs-iiosins were quiet but steady. at - s7t,s
%
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-07
HfNLiN IND COURTNEY.
The Race for Ownsco Lake On-Nego,iations
for One IN Canada.

TORONTO, Sept. G.-Mcssrs. Bristcr and
Webster. representing Charles +. Courtney
have had long interviews with the Hanlnn Club
within tho past few days. the result Of which
was that the attempted settlement 81 the race
for Owasco Lake was abandoned. and fresh
negotiations entered into on a proposal from
Mr. Ward. ON bohnlf of Hanlan. to have the race
pulled in neutral Canada water for $500 n
sde and tho whole 81 large purse tu DO
offered hy the city or town securing tho race.
This speedily brought matters to mn ISSUE
Courtnev's friends had no objection to I.nrhinc,
and Ward nrrord that II they would make tho
match for - lnp ,ide. 10 be pulled NJ lachinc.
b" would guarantee that n certain large sum
would ho given ~ the city of Montreal tho
whole 20 80 90 tho winner ot the race.
y l"r-Dnnl guarantee ON behalf % the Hnnnn
club g. tis ~ ~ wns given, and Messr-. Brisier
and " l>''r Icy for home. confident that thu
r'-' ~ tNurin"y's ngckcr- would consent 90 tho
arrange Irut AT tN1i no" match nuW wants Of
hn.ug nu u'runpli-hcd fact is the signature Of
tNntiuoy'~ hackers o. the articles with which
Ml- rrpre. natives Profess themselves satisfied.
Tho Whole sum ~ tho purse ~ -tukrS will. ac-
crritng Co., Nc present ARRANGEMENT. ~ o. tho
winner li the ru'". and no allowance is made 70
rliNrr party FOR Expenses.
Ai"i'Ernu wis sent g. the Montreal pc pie
ashIN- WNut tIry would CINe in M" shape ~ "A
put~r \ r'ly am" promptly that they would
givo 5000. which moro than covers the amount
guaranteed ly the Hnnlpn Club
A. tho matter now stands. the race l. g. be-
ronlly for 81 uO0. OF this. si 600 is supplied hy
Montreal IN the shnpr ~ purse. while the suu-
pururs ~ tho men WI up $1,000 sde making
Tho time fixed upon is tho 81 Of October. and
the distance five Miles with turn. Tho race
VIII NOT be COR the championship.
Courtney is very unfortunate in carrying out
his matches. Ito can't afford to make any more
fas'Os.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-07
DEMOCEtIIC RETRENCAMENT
The Reductions Hayes Brngs or Really Made
by the House Of Representatives.

WAsHINGroN, Sept G.-In his speech i'm st.
Pau. Hayes shows the advance Of Democratic
notions Of retrenchment by pnrading reductions
in the expenditures u the Government largely
due to the Democratic majority in the House.
The animal reorganization Of the net expendi-
lures In me last fifteen years. and which makes
every possible allowance for the deficiency APP
preparations. shows that the largest annual re-
duiiou made in thcten years covered by IIayes's
hElre5 must he credited TO the ApprOpria-
ton BIN. uusscd AZ the first session Of
the Iory-fourth Congress. a reduction
twice the SIZE ~ the annual average
reduNion. Nearly half the reduction put Tor
ward boy Hayes n made I'm five years was made
in a single year by the same House Had it not
been for thrse reductions. the amount raised
by taNpti "a. an amount which has shrunk not
owing - the repeal Of taxes in the pnst three
year.. but owing t. the reduction Of business,
must have failed to meet the expenditures q
the Government. and instead 81 saving from
twenty 90 thirty millions a ycar. which the
Democratic House made possible. the national
Treasury would have run behind year by year,
the contributions Ia. the sinking fund would
have been suspended. and instead Of tho credit
~ III" Government improNlng until its demand
notes are worth coin. lis credit must have
grown worse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAY. Sept. G--P Mn the stock mar
ket Lake Shore Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western. and the Western shares assumed
prominence. Tho st. Paul stocks wcre siGnin-
cant In their decline from 2a't TO 27's for the
common, and the preferred from GG'i to G5'i.
The Northwcsterns also followed suit. with
drop in the common from 3i'i to 33h but it
subsequently recovered to 81, and closed at
81 the preferred at the same time ranging
from 6j to G4h, but recovered TO G5N near tho
close. c., G.. C. and I. advanced however. to
3i'i. New York Central. as also Rock Island
and Western Union. were strong. In the re-.
mander of tho list nothing worthy OF special
notice was observed.
In the gold market business continued quiet
with weak tone, and oil Of the sales were ut
100 and lOO'a. closing ut the lower figures,
III loans the rates paid for the use of gold were -,
cent. and nat
Foreign exchange ruled heavy at e. for time
nnd demand drafts rcspcctivelv
In the market call loans pledge OF approved
stock collateral RANGED from = To T. cent with final
citations at the highcr figure.
Government bonds ruled strong the counters Of
the dealers. and the market closed irm.
The following. the 3 T. NJ closing prices.
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Charles T. Schampnin, lawyer, popularity
known "A. Champagne Charlie t. the auenuants Of the
Marine Court very urgently taken to task yesterday
90 Chambers Of that tribunal lie hasa client by the
name OF Peter wolfe, 10 whom firm IN wiiamshurgh
mHdr Hn assignment recently for the benefit OF their
$500 t rs Among the debtors 10 the nrin was Charlie
% b'he vino keeps a shop in Grand street Williams.
oufsh Ns Bollo was asked To ra,. and he expressed
m' Wiuuoss Go DO so, bus attachment IN behalf OF
iiNn ,foit0fs bad been served upOn linn. aud this
mN i.l UNCERTAIN M whom nc could pay with safety.
lN't ni IN Mt trnuNun ADVISED him tu nave him ID
81. =, hil tius Get roe 90 court that would dTeC
iun Miii 600 dn aud Qrotct him IT, ON the 18th Of
= f.tt 'N 'Nl. ,r1fl of NJ SaAaulliu called Rt MI
h"h snop ant induced him 20 sisn paper which he
SAM, was merely am agreement that would bring the
question: % M Nnhilt' into court hut which ia reality
WIS am Aimi,-t.n mat he had been served with sum
m4n- ON the 81 g" Srpicmher upou This admission a
Judgment wn.entcr,d against Mr. Bonle.
ltshrial m.!hWNer moved Ia have nc Judgment set
aside, and the Court granted the notion with costs Ia =
rad not ~ u"Hl by unfortunate suitors but hy LAWYER
schnnhln nrrsuuaN, and AZ tho sumr time IL sigrc stel
to tho counsellor that c might employ his time more All
vnniHr' ousy IN the future than he has done in tins
. ..