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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
sENEFIT OF MIR. DELtGNE.

This evening Mr.. Deigne. we'll and most tSS-
Grady known in this city ms a comedian OF
talent. will take his benefit at the OpertCHonse
Mr., Deligne will appear in prominent part IN
the excrucatingly funny ive-Aot vaudeville on
sitled "LssNariee du Mardi Gras, TSieh has
always been very popular in this CITY. The
pretty comedy of "Livre III, Chautre Ter" will
also be- presented, together with the parody OF
Lucia Ill Lammermoor. to be sung by the
beneficiary. The performance will be o. M ex
traordinary character and. necessarily, wiz
draw full house.
LONDON ASSURANCE
The performance OF London Assurance
last evening at tho Varieties Theatre was I'M
artistic. Mr. Faweett's Mark NEEDLE was the
only, exception to, our general appietDtlon, eh ,
yet he seemed hampered by some Invisible
hand that told him to gal ard forbade him tt~
play -,
Che usual matinee performance will he given
to-day. when Mss Davenport will appear as
the bride. the wife aud the mother in Diy9ree,
place o-night. An extra matinee IS ANNOUNCED
for Thursday afternoon. when As You Like
It. will be produced. and Friday night, on the
occasion of her benefit, Miss Davenport will ap-
pear as Lady Tea8ls in the School for Sean
aa" In pddtion0o the saturday afternoon
and night perArmances Miss Davenport will
appear on Sunday night as m
NANCY SYKES
in DickensCgreat work Oliver Twist.
For Monday Miss Rose Eytnge is announced
es Rose Michel" This performance attracted
ht2nsed sndenees in ssw York for nearly an
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CAPITOL NOTES.

The Governor has signed the Mileage and psr
diem bill
An extra session OF the Senate ia talked OF as
among the probabilities.
The Senate Committee on Claims met last
night, as did also the COMMITTEES on Agriculture
and Commerce. and the Judiciary Committee.
1t is more than likely that the Senate and
House Committees on Penitentary will agree
on Joint report which will be made in u few
days.
Senate lobbyist remarked yeste' day that
from the anxiety to have bills referred to their
particular committees the average Senator
seemed really anxious to work.
When about half Of the Democratic Senators
had left their seats last evening, an effort was
made TO take up, in the Senate, the consttu-
tional amendments. II failed, however.
The Senate COMMITTEES on Pensions will meet
ut 10 O'CLOCK this morn ng. and at the same
hour the Committees on Charitable lnstitu-
tions. Corporations, and that on Railroads will
hold sessions
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
The Duke of RuAtnn.

: We announce with extraordinary pleasure
the arrival Of his Grace tho Duke of t5latan
who lends his distinguished presence to add
to the attractions of Rexs court
We learn from his highnesS that his fleet
amounting to 300 vessels, laden with 100000
punches of bananas and 10000 sea turtles OF
enormous size-onc ten feet across the back
will arrive this week. SO it will be seen that
tho followers OF his Majesty will be sumptu-
ously provided for.
His najesty, we hear, has ordered that all
wharfage dues shall be remitted on the Dukes
vessels during their stay in this port.
The Duke OF Ruatan, though someShat
austere in his department is yet noted foI his
graceful manners and unhounded liberaIity,
and his subjects are all loyal and happy. The
Duke is a tall. handsome gent]emaIGof the
h hsndH s y the Queen Ssan5 City Of s ssee MN
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
THE CARNIVAL CRUSH.
EVERYBODY FROM EVERY WHERE
COMING TO THE CRESCENT
CITY ron MAMDH sRAs,
sucs, a Day as Was Never seen Here
Before.

NesHEN
The carnival of 1878 ia bright with promise.
Never before has the approach Of this
day been heralde1 with such strains of success
| and never before have the people of the ooun-
try entered into the beydaY spirit OF our Mardi
Gras az now. From all sides we learn OF OK
tensive preparations on foot for its celebration
with more than oriental pomp. and from all
Tx States. North and South. are received It'd
ings that the people are coming to enjoy it's
revels in large numbers,
A representative Of the DEMOCRAT yeste rday
paid aia'isit to the St. Charl Hotel and there
found already visitors from Wisconsin, New
York: Ohio, yrgin,ia, West Virginia. Missouri,
| land, Florida. Illinois. Texas, Georgia, Missis-
sippi and Pennsylvania. They. had come in
the crush came. Dropping in on the genial
proprietor Col Rivers. the gratifying intelli-
gence was received that this Mardi Grasovill
excel that Of any previous year.
Gras festivities last year IN other cities had
centered on New Orleans the attention of the
people, for here there never was failure In IT,
and public curiosoy has been increased thereby
to see the veritable.
He estimated from The sources of lnfornratioe
SaPP 9 day that 'h9Re would be here during
THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE
to witness the pageants Every State will be as
exception. pe!haps. Of New York which State
possibly feels her failure of last year, and will
| not have rs many visitors here as before, The
Colonel WIS emphatic in his view that New Or
leans has not seen such a crowd for many
years as will be here next Tuesday. The pre-
paratss hs of Rex have been we'll understood
throughout tho country, and daily le ters epd
kilograms are received at tho hotel from every
where for rooms, Three hundred have already
| engaged apartments. and singular to say all
want front rooms on lower floor. even Ii they
have to put UP with chair. The most dos ira
BILE accommodations vii be Il He'd by the second
OF March 50 great has been the demand.
THERE WILL NOT BE HOTEL CAPACITY
in the city bv 10, 900 people, and many will stay
f1uuts Ftffa eHfa. Ia The central nnltinns Of
the city the boarding house keepers are max
ing extensive preparations, and every effort
will be used 80 make visitors as comfortable IA
is possible whilst here, Among the parties al
ready made up, and who have secured accom-
modRiio ut the San Carlos, are the following
large party OF ladies and gentlemen un der
the command OF John A. Scudder and o. Fallon
of ST. Louis.
Potter Palmer and party
John B. Lyons aud party of twelve, tnclnd-
tour, from Chicago.
j. H..Laws and Mr. Ingalls,. with parties from
Cincinnati
Mr.. Allen and party from Boston,
Messrs. Lewis and Jackson. with parties from
Nashville
Capt Eads and family from st. Louis.
vMr. John W. Drummond and party from
Louisville.
Everybody and family from the Bayou Teche
including four bridal parties. and not emitting
Col. James Todd and that dear baby.
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RtsrWssiOn OF Nus sIa+s Teacc Conditions
In the House Of Lords.

LONDON, Feb. 9s-Lords Stratheden and Camp,
bell introduced motion, In substance. that IN
the opinion of the House the conditions pro-
posed by Russia to the Porte are such ae to
Justify her Maiesty's, government in taking
every precaution to discourage the encroach-
ments by which the treati,s Of 1856 and 1871 are
threatened.
In the course of the debate which followed
Lord Derby spoke in decided terms concerning
the Russian demand that Egyptian tribute shall
be pledged for the indemnity bonds.
He said 1t might turn out that Brtttsh inter
esls would be very much involved in any claim
for payment of part of the indemnity from that
tribute.
MIA will bring the Russians no nearer to India.
Her majesty's government. when they adopt
ed the policy of neutrality. We're aware that
Russia must eventually triumph. and very
great changes ensue.
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scandal0us Report Dance rSlng the TriE'
n ress 6uyarnfT

New yoRR Feb. 2e.--Certain gossipy, II not
scandHous rumors, affecting Princess snvarntt'
varoT at present spiourning at the Wind.s,or
HnHl have spread throughout the city. ne
pant apartments on the second floor Of the
Windsor. She il decidedly American IN an
pearance not very dark complnXion and black
unusually young looking she Is o matron past
forty years of age.
IT appears that scnundre has been attempt
ing t., black mali the Princess and this morn ng
made q scandalous publication to the effect that
the Princess WAS separated from her husband,
Slo had stolen and pawned her jewels,
Count KapSarat. with the police, ia doing
everything ptSsibe to find the blaekrnailer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
MARINE NEWS o

PoRr EArs, Feb 90. 6 y m.z Wind east-north
east. strong. Weather cloudy. O.
Arrived American schooner INnies z New
ccnbe, l.. D. Baker master. DAYS from Port
Atomic. with fruit. to aanto 0eri Bro.
American schooner A. Denike, Jones master.
90 days from New York. general cargo to Norton
< Bell.
No departures.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Feb. 20, 6 q. m. Barometer
cloudy and haSy.
No arrivals or departures. O
New YoRK, Feb 2s.-The steamships Sayan-
nah. from savannah, and Regulator from Will
mDgton. have arrived al Sandy Hook.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
Harris, ss ST. Charles street. auction sale OF
unredeemed pledges day at IL o'clock a. N.

THE PALAIs RoyAL-The thousands Of nsi-
tors who now thrung our streets and eager y
grasp at opportunities to sight.see, should
make it point to visit the Pafais Royal. 1877
Canal street. There is no place in tn. city
where snch a varie Of articles can be seen at
one tinA. Mr.. Levy has very choice selection
~ everything In the linz OF new and fashiona-
blenovelties. This gentleman being thoroughly
conv, rsant IL matters pertaining to his bust
ness has faciltiss for purchasing that others
do not enjoy anda heteforec "A sell at prices that
deity compttition. A pe1usal Of his card on the
first page will NO doubt interest may.
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ton. and the consequent pletho "A ~ c,a, IN the
market,


NEW YoRK. Feb % Kete D. Lyon, The cele-
DRAFTED aer' $50, WHO is better known to the pub
nc as hf.te CIa$tqn has been adiudicatfdi
be b.kr M her l. own ti'n h'f 70
ssl.sf as, but thekseater p0tion Of this amount
Ee' fesents deficiencies on mortgages hid by
and In which she had never had any real in
terest. ] he assets. whieIe consist OF stage
scenery. costumes and dresses, vii not exceed
| $500. o y
Last year Isidore Lyon. Mise Caxton's bus,
! band, went through the bankruptcy court and
WAS discharged from much OF the Hap .ity fQr
which his wife is still held rSsponsihle. Kate
| Claston is now playing WITH eotSSPinatioh
treu pc in New Jersey
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
AdYance In a,naI.

EAaToN, Fa.. Feb 1s-The retail coal dealers
of this section have received notice from the
mining companies that they must advance the
price Of all coal to n,Srtain figure. or they will
not be furnished wit hhny more coal from them.
and they have in consequences advanced lis
price about fifty cents on the tom The com nu-
nifty consider ii q great outrage.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
New Jersey Cen,rai Railroad Matters,

New YoRB Feb ga plan for the reorgnn-
cation Of the New Jersey Central Railroad aud
I,ahigh and Wilke4h,rre Goal Company has
been adjusted by the joiat committee Of stock
holders aud hen,lholtlera.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
The Forte Persists In Refusing to Allow
the Russians to Emf err Cons tantin0plc.

LONDON, Feb &c "A dispatch from CONSTANT
nople says the Porte, despite Russian importu-
mites. refuses to permit the Russian troops to
enter the city.
The terms OF peace still include the demand
for the cessioD Of Turkish war vessels.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
Zen vaae'- Condition.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 2G.-The condition Of Hon.
Benz. T. Wade remains about the same as 1t
has been for several weeks. He is cheerful and
eonverses briskly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WARRINGTON. Feb. 81. / a. m.-Indications for
Wednesday: For the Gulf States falling, fol
lowed by rising barometer. stationary or rising
temperature. winds mostly from north to
east generally cloudy weather and frequent
rains.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
A seca,,d wife.

SALT LAKE Cry Feb 2e-Moses Thatcher, n
member of the Utah Legislature aud connected
with Jay Gould in the Northern Utah Railroad.
has taken q second wife through the Endt,w
rnent House
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
Flre-snss &I1.0O0.

AsHTABULA. o., Feb 2s.-A fire broke out at 6
O'CLOCK this morning IN Main street. which CON
sumeh the Loan Association Building and two
small buildings used by Morrison, ID. V. X ing g
building and NJ hewburys drug store. Loss
si200D. Small Insurance..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
RUSSIA MoDIFuEs sOME or THE Oh
.EECrlONAHLE FEATURES OF
HER TERMS.
The situation, However, az Between Rus
sin and En- land. IN Regarded ms I'm
improved aud Unsa iisfacfary.

LONDON. Feb 90 Dispatches from Constant
nople say Russia has slightly moderated her
demands. having modified some of the obec-
tionabla portions Of her demands.
The situation. however, ~ regards the Eng
lish and Russian governments IL looked upon
here as uniInproyed and unsatisfactory,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
FIRE ALARM EXTENSION.

The ordinance providing for the extension
of the fire alarm telegraph into the Sixth Dis
trct was passed at the meeting. The ordi
nance also provides for the connection of the
electric wires to the principal bell tower in the
district.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
Hsussia's, Tire atncnt 90 Ro"mania DE.
nnMMceh-M0MMa Man Independence.

BUCHAREST. Fetn 2s--In the Roumanian Sen
ate yesterday Russia's treatment Of Roumania
was denounced. aRd a motion introduced de-
handing Of the guaranteeing powers the re-
cognition of Roumanian Independence.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
our Exhibit Mt Paris.

New YoRK Feb. 2e.-Our exhibit at Paris
promises to be splendid. In addition TO four
naval yes els. several merchant ships will have
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
. PER SONAL. c

ghe Dukes 5f Orleans. Bollinger Granite
a Gssogs sna Policy arrived at the Ca"
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Turkey Refuses TO SIGN the treaty OF
Peace.

LONDON, Feb 2s-A dispatch from i'era says:
II ia eatd that Turkey has refused to sign the
iraa,v II peace IA contained in Russia's ulti-
matunl,
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LONDON. F,,b. ss.-A dispatch from CONSTANT
nopla sRys That it ia generally believed there
! hat the treaty of peace was signed to-day al
San HtGfano. a "a
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Suspension of Goods Traffic ON the Hou-
maniac Railroads.

BUCHAREST. Feb. 2s-The suspension Of
goods traffic on the railroads at Jassy has been
ordered 80 az not to impede the passage OF
Russian troops.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
MCCARTHY sQrARE.

All the bids for the enclosing of Mccarthy
Square with II suitable railing were rejected,
and new bids will be invited. The cause oi
this is due to the failure of the lowest bidder
to inclose the deposit required by the adver-
tsement for bids and whose bid would have
becn accepted but for the omission
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
.M1ssIss1rrI r1nE ooMpANY No. rwo.

of about $4,000 for the rent of the building
which they occupy and own themselves. The
ordinance was adopted, but will amount to
naught, considering that it provides that the
sum shall be paid out of any funds mot other
wise appropriated" and every cent of the
present years budget has been appropriated
| nh
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
ONE OF THE EXPECTS OF ENGLAND.s
GOING TO WAR.

The following report Of conversation held
recently by the New York 7imes' London
correspondent with distinguished member
of tho Liverpool9'oard Of Trade is exceed
ingly suggestive, and will be read with in
terest ut this time:
"London and tho provinces" said, "are
very much ut variance in regard to EngIand's
position and duties relative to the war. What
Il H. opinion f IiHerpnnlS :,
:" We are divided here, though there Ia,
think, q majority in favor of English inter
vention There has been riot, | sec, at Man
chester
Manchester may be considered the head
quarters Of tho peace partyy
eyes, we do not go tho length Manchester
goes, but we don't want war
".Why don't your asked. Apart from
feelings Of humanity, it would be good for
LiyeeTrpoo;t ,, u,.. -, o. ,,.,. ,,,o
should carry troops, as VIC did during the
Crimean war. In other ways 1t would answer
our purposes as a port. but it would do the
nation vast damage
"'HOw so?
"Tt would restore to America the carrying
trade she lost during her own war.
"'But England would get It back again
"'Neyer,' he said, enphatically; and what
is more, it would make America in other
ways. I was struck with the fact that the
speaker echoed the very idea, and almost In
the same terms, Of the grent trader whom
had just left
elbow make herY
eff we go to war, he replied, it will not be
an affair Of a few months; it will be as Dis
raeli said last year, q long war, not ques-
ton of one or two or three campaigns; it
would last two or three years ut the least; it
might last much longer; at all events it would
last long enough for the United States to per
| feet and establish those particular industries
in which England exces.'
"'Why during the war more than peace
| The United States progress every day in the
matter Of new industries which once were
confined to England q
"'While we are at war she would simply &C.
ment and establish them; she would go ahead
of US, not alone in the carrying trade, but In
certain manufactures; and once behind, we
would never recover ourselves
"'Ths is one r4ason. certainly, and great
one "a
"'Not exactly; hero prosperity means
yea Is tte liverpool shipa and shnpers but
L hope ones desire for American progSS'sss is
not to take the place OF solcitude for Eng
| lands welfare"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27
UyNI FEN EAL.

Last evening the st. Louis Cathedral was
bright with beauty and light upon the occasion
of the happy nuptials of Mr.. Edgar Bouligny
with Miss Lucie Delery. Father Roussel off,
ciatee. and spoke solid words OF counsel to
the youthful couple. A large eoncouESe Of
friends attended the ceremony. many of whom.
paired 70 the house of the BRIDE and there en-
joyed TIE lavish no: pita tiles which are never
b-grudgad upon are occasion of this kind. May
Fats weave the web of their lives with golden
threads.
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BUCHAREST Feb. 26.-Prince Charles has
| threatened to abdicate If Russia persists in
claiming Bessarabia. In Russian circles
Prince Gregory Stourtza Is mentioned ~ can
didate for the throne of the principally.
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THE COENcaI. MERgING.

At the Council meeting Yesterday routine
business principally was Transacted. The Or
FINANCE proSSdng for special appropriation
for rebuilding
COLUMBIA s9vHs HoGsE Q
coming up, was ordered to lie over ON the
grounds that the city charter prohibited
Especial appropriations of any kind. Then
came up the resolution providing for the pay.
ment to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-27

| AN Aberdonian recently bought horse b,
| photogr g'h, thus literally getting the cart
before the hGsse.
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m OBITUARY..

The following is the mortuary report for the
week ending Sunday. February II: Males A: fe-
males As white, 80; colored %; total. s9. Small
pox. - maarialOevers, a. consumption. Is:
npopiSxy. 8: bronchitis 8 pneumonia, 8. en-
terltis. 8: hepatitis, 3 old age.2.
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Reported signing Of the Treaty Of Peace.
IuNDoN, Feb 2e.-It ia reported here that the
treaty. If peafS was signed to day.
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Diamond watches je,Slry. ETC.. etc. at Hart'a
auction sale to-day at II q. IN. ana this evening
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Diamond watches. jewelry ETC.. etc, at Harris
aucti n sale to-day At II Z. M and this evening
at O'clock q
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. II yon want any AID all kid. Of decorate
French china. 20 to z. Ofrner & Co.'s. la Cana
street. q {
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The Colonnads Hotel. Philadel phia oPa,, en-
hibits the serre Of its great popularity aud sue
cess by wise maintaining its old standard Of
excellence since its reduction Of rates0
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Harris. AZ ST. Charles street auction sale OF
unredeemed pledges to-day at II O'Clock q. a
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Decorated chamber sets, complete in all de-
tai "a latest styles. at E. Other Co.t0H Canal
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The New Orleans DEMOCRAT is waging
vigorous warfare upon the Louisiana lottery
lnostrosity, and calls for the forfeiture Of its
charter by the egislature.-lRaleigh On. c.
News
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
THE HYDE MALPRACTICE.

JUDGE MOORE SENDS nAwKER TO THE pESI-
TENTIARY FOR TEN YEARS.
Judge Moore of the Kings County Court OF Sessions
yesterday sentenced Dr.. Benjamin HawEer, alias
West, alias Perry. 10 the Pennentiary for ten years.
The "Doctor' was indicted by the Grand Jury tor
malpractice on Amelia Hyde, a resident Of Williams
burg, in October last. ho was tried last week and
found guilty on Friday, but was remandod TO jail, at
his own request enable him to settle up bust.
affairs before receiving the sentence OF the Court
When he WAS brought before the Court yesterday
his counsel, cx-May0r A. Oakley Hall, requested the
Judge to sentence The prisoner upon tho third count
OF The Indictment. which simply alleges that he
effected miscarriage
Judge Moore denied the motion and said:--
s.Hawker you have received fair aDd i'm partial trial.
and been defended by OF the abest and best
known lawyers the country, but the jury rendered
convicted Is one OF the most henous Known to the
law aud humanity. Tho sentence OF the Court Is that
you be sent the Kings County Pentsntiary Tor
years."
Dr. Hawker had office Ia Bicccker street, this
city. He been twice convicted OF similar crimes,
aud sentenced seven years ago TO three years In
Sing Sing for having been concerned In the malprac-
tce which led to the doath OF Mrs. Emily Post. Ho
native Oi England and IL about thirty live years
oi age.
He strenuously denies the Hyde accusations. and
charges his troubles to conspiracy entered into by
Dr. Whitehead with Miss HYDE TO secure his convic-
ton Ho will be set to work In the shoe shop In the
Kings County Penitentlary imm mediatey.