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a Wonder of the World.


4 new invention in cable telegraphy is an.
nounCed. The inventor is not named, but the
owner OF the invention, which has been patent
ed, Is announced rs the American Cable Com
pany u, New York city This corporation, 1t
is stated, has come into POSSESSION OF the in
vcntlon through lis general agent in London.
| The invention Is described rs II process 10y
which ten messages Of twenty words each can
bc sent IN one minute through the conducting
wire between New York and London on New
York and Paris But tins is only the mini
mum guarantee; the maximum speed claimed
lis such that IN half an hours time messages
equal to the contents of any entire number of
the London Times OF of the New York H6iH}d
could be sent between any points however re
mote. The projectors of the new enterprise
declare that the contents of the two newspa-
pers named or amy Others can be sent by cable
| from New ! Ork L. London or 10 Paris ana be
reproduced at those points in fac smile on Il
stereotype Hat S0riace complete and ready to
be printed from m half au hour. This feat re-
uuires an average of 1000 words minute To
he sent.
The American Cable Company clam that
their new systems and inventions have made
the perccting of this process possible. That
company has the exclusive right to use this
process on sea tecgraphS owned or to he pro
icctcd by it, The land rights and all other
rights than sea cable ones, under the invention,
are owned by London persons They Will, Of
course, extend and apply them throughout the
world. The statement Is made to indicate the
value of this invention that the Anglo Cable
Company offered S2,00O,00O for it, though that
would only be for the purpose Of preventing
the use Of it by others, because the Anglo
Company has not the facilities and processes
to make the invention available nor can it
get them from the American Gable Company
which has discovered and patented them. The
American Company announces its intention to
reduce cable dispatches to three and five cents
per word according whether they are sent by
day or night so soon rs the complete arrange
ments under the new process are perfected.
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Eli Perkins.

Can Il thing which has no life move:' ask
ed Joseph Cook of Eli Perkins.
"Of course it can" replied Eli. why
last year I saw "A watch spring, rope walk, 4
horse fly, "a match box, a peanut stand, mill
dam, an oyster fry, and cat fish; and this
year." continued Eli, II expect to see IL peach
blow, Il gin sling, brandy smash and"
Anything more, Mr.. Perkins,"
why, yes; | expect to see II stone tencc, 4
cane brake, and bank run"
did you ever see a shoe shop, gum boil,
or hear Goldfish bawl" asked Mr.. Cook.
NO, but I've seen Il plank walk horse
whip, and a tree toed; and would not be sur
prised some day to see the great Atlantic coast,
the Pacific slope, IA tree box, and
As Mr.. Cook left, Eli told him that he had
often seen a very mysterious thing--that he
had seen uniform smile.
why, I've often seen Il sword fish, said
Mr.. Cook. 1--WE seen hogs skin boots, too,
and once | saw some alligators hide shoes.
Yes" he continued, Mr.. Perkins, have even
heard the bark of Il tree--aCtually seen the
tree bark, seen it hOllcr and commence to
leave. The tree held on to its trunk, which
they were trying to seize for board
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Petersons' Dollar Series"

IN the annals of modern book publishing moth
ing has been accomplished to approach IN excel.
lence and chcapncss the "DOar Series of Good
Books nOh'' .Ecd hV /. Is. Peterson ~ Brothers,
of Philadclrll $mc of the best works in con-
temporancous literature have already been given
place in this series. Not only have the pub
fishers culled in choicest fields for rare works,
but they have cnshrncd the worthy works Sc
lccted in slightly and durable baskets, and wisely
an praseworthv they have ignored the catch pen
ny device Of printing a famous work from worn
type on paper of wrGtched quality and then bind
ing it badly in 1imsy paper covers As a con
tnuation Of this remarkable dollar Scfles' the
Messrs. Peterson have just issued "Women's
Wrongs" by Mrs. Eiloart, being an entirely true
yet graphic description of the legal wrongs that
English wives and mothers wed to worthless hus
bands are compelled to endure. Since the days
when Charles Dickens wrote in the prime Of his
great powers there has been no such arraignmcnt
of bad English law as Mrs. Eioart truthfully
and powerfully portrays in this powerful, won
derful, and absorbing novel. Other volumes OF
the Dollar Series are ~ WOman's Thoughts
about Women" by Miss Mulock. MY Sons
Wife," "Self.Love," "Out Of the Depths, y Sara
toga," "The Pride of Life" THE Lovers Trials"
by Mrs. NJ \. Denison. THE Orphans Trials"
by Emerson Bennett. Lost Sir Massingberd,"
by James Payn. The Old Patroon," by Matt
land %re% R@ Life in EsYPt and R Constantn %s
Rector's Wife" Aunt Patty's Scrap Bag" THE
Coquette," "Thc Matchmaker" THE Story Of
Elizabeth" "rhe Rival Bellies" "Flirtations in
Fashionable Life, Two Ways to Matrmony"
"Thc Devoted Bride Love and Duty" "Coun-
try Quarters, >" THE Hciress in the Family 'lhe
Man of the World" The Queens Favoritc,'
THE Cavalier Life of Edwin Forrest"
''Woodburn Grange" by the late William Hewitt.
"A Lonely Life" THE Macdcrmots," by Troll
lopc. ''Panoia," by Mrs. Dorsey. Treason 1t
Home" THE Beautiful Widow" Edward Wort
ley Montague" They are tae best largest, hand
soonest, and cheapest series OF books ever pub
lshcd, and are all issued in uniform style, in
12mo. form, bound in red, blue, or tan vellum
with gold and black sides and back, and are sold
at the low price of One Dollar each, while they
are as large rs any books published at S1.,J and
$500 each. Every family and every library should
have in it some il not a complete set of Peter
sons Dollar Series" They will be found for
sale by all Booksellers and News Agents, and on
all Railroad Trains, copies of any will be sent
to any place, At once, per mail, postpaid, on re-
ccipt OF 81 for each one wanted by T. h. Peterson
Il Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa.
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\ Carson Clergyman.

Rev Mr. Davis has recently become the rec
tor of the Episcopal church at Carson One
evening, shortly after his arrival, a soClablc
was given ut the church for the purpose of
giving the members an opportunity for becom-
ing acquainted with the new pastor. Two OF
the Oldest and most respectable pillars of the
sanctuary entered the pastors study--a cosy
little room, where fire was brightly burning
and found Il dozen gentlemen longing
around IN easy attitudes and smoking. As Mr.
Davis was known to be Il Western man and
liberal, the cigars didn't shock the brethren
much. They were introduced. and rather
stared at Mr. Davis, a very Notwithstanding
gentleman, with dropping mustache and a
somewhat rakish air
Pm glad you've come among Us, Brother
Davis" said one of the old gentlemen, politely.
"Thankce," replied his reverence atlably.
1T is a pretty good lay out, ! reckon"
The old man gasped, but managed to say
that he hope. the church would prosper under
his mlnistratiOnS.
We'll" responded the clergyman, with
cheerful confidence, "Ill give the boys Il rat
tie, and do what can to drive few gospel
stakes Is it pretty good crowd for business ~
Both the Mortified brethren stared speeches.
ly at the pastor. Seeing that they failed to
comprehend, the reverend gentleman kindly
explained:
aOh, YOU don't tumble to the racket, What
| mean is, will you church fellows stand in
when peel and go for the sinners"
Finally, murmuring something about being
always willing to assist in the Lords work,
the brethren were staggering out when their
new pastor stOpDed them with:
isn't tins rather 4 dusty style Of treating Il
fellow? Can't you trot out Suthin' t" wet
ones whistler
They fled after one scared look at one an
other, ard were rushing from the church when
another brother hailed them and said he want
ed to introduce them to the new pastor
We've seen him." groaned one.
"Where? '
In the study in a cloud Of tobacco smoke. -
impossible. He's in the veStrv. and Il very
nice old gentleman he is"
And who is the other Mr. Davis-the young
man in the study" asked the relieved breth,
rem when they had shaken hands with Who'll
ly acceptable and entirely respectable Mr..
DAVIS
The good old gentleman chuckled and re-
piled:
NY son sam. doubtless-Sam. of the Viz
gina ChrORicIe.'
1t was indeed hc-he with the plate of straw
berr. es mark on the stomach-ReR0 gazette.
Madame Demorest Portfolio Of Fashions, for
spring and summer. just received at Osman "
Hapeman's.
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Aeyal.
]. C. CROKER.

-iHOIHtVNW w
vi thy and Jane l. Kcnwory hi; WIFE, Of ne city Of
BY their mortgages desd doicd the dr, Of January
Reco SaS Of G d Sa nv County IN BOOK @ page
ycy 10 the UNDERSIGNED james Hastings ii said city, le
the payment OF certain prOnsSoy note bearing even Iatr
with said mortgage for the sum OF seven thousand uoleis
order o the said JAMES Hastings two years AFTER Tue dal'
thereof with Interest az the rate often per cent per
And whereas i i, provided in said mortgage deed IN casc
Of according 70 the tenor aud effect thereof the sad James
Hastings or his legal representative or attorney aSN N
ing advertised such sale thirty days IN new saprr published
in Ia sale county may sell the SAID real estate aht mc
S Of f pa S. SnG o S a GK HnwSR
his wife, their heirs, executors, ADMINISTRATOR or HssS
the south door the Court House, in ottawa IN said coun'
w. the time appointed In such ad,erlSyn,h ana upon
deed deeds for the conveyance IN fee o me ptnl'es
o s% sSd nna aG S s ms
said including attorneys fees scc9nd tr amount uue On
And whereas default has been made in the payment of
said note according 10 its terror and effect - , l., m
Now. therefore public notice Is hereby given that IN pur
suancc and by virtue of the power ana antn9r n z me
ne s VIII ann "S fus S tie day Of April A. p
1879 at the hour o'clock of said day AZ the south
public ycndoe to the hshe and best bidder cash the
real and machinery described as follows, 10 wit
I'VE in block ihirtsiX Vests Addition TO Mendoza Nj
n3 on street thence s n4 on no rc G Genc al
right angles the line of said alley east on ol seven n SAD
said alley sixty feet thence west AT right angles to sa alley
ten feet thence south again parallel TO me line OF snu nc
right angles said alley thirty feet thence south parallel 70
the line Of said alley ON lot Ave IN said block tEN ltet 10
the line OF Washington first mentioned, thence west
line of said Washington street thirty feet 70 ina place
Of beginning; and ali the machinery therein, both fixed and
mOycabe and all the right and equity OF redemption OF NE
said James KcnwUrthy and Jane l.. konworhy, MS WE
therein. .
The purchaser will receive deed for said property upon
payment of the amount for which the same i sold
JAMES HASTINGS,
Dated March ~, 1879. MortEnecr'
I & Crook ~, Sol'r lnar2g-JW
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BUDGET OF FUN.

The man who manages "A theatrical COM
pany OF which his wife is II member ought to
be the happcSt Of men. He actually gets the
reputation ri being her "lnanuger.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

\ man very much intoxicated was taken to
the station house, why did you not bail
him OUT" inquired 4 by-slandor OF Il friend.
Bali him out" exclaimed the other, why,
YOU could no, pump hnl out
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself. 1t has established the fact that Con
sumption can be cured, while for Coughs, Bron-
chitis, Whoeping Cough, Asthma, and all dis
eases OF Throat and Lungs, 1t is absolutely with
out an equal. Two doses will relieve your child
of Group, it is pleasant to take and perfectly
harmless to the youngest child and no mother
can afford TO be without it. You can use two
thirds of bottle and if what we say is not true
we will refund the price paid Price 10 cts. 80 cts.
and 81 90 per bottle. Ii your Lungs are Sore or
chest or back lame use Shilohs Porous Plaster
Sold by FORBES IL GEHRISG, Ottawa, III.
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STAUNCm-Old lady who had been buying
eggs Deed, Mr. McTreacle, butchers
meat : sac dear nowadays ah'm no able to
buy ~ Grocer" You should turn ycgetar-
ian - odd lady-"A vegetarian! Ma. ma!
all was born an brocht upi' the Free Kirk,
an am no gaun to change ma releegion i m
auld DAYS ,''-PHacI
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Come, now, stupid" said the school-masier,
YOU don't know low much two and hvc
make Now listen. In one pocket have two
dollars and IN ihc other five dollars. Now how
many dollars have got?' Let me see them,
and will tell vnu." school was dismissed,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

\ young man went INTO a florists store the
other day to buy Il rosebud for his alfianced.
Scvcnty-tivc cents was the price asked "Nlll
it ilecp?' inquired Che young man. "Oh, yes,
a long while Then you may keep It,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

Father" said nm inquisitivc boy, what l.
meant 10y close relations" CLOSE relations
my SON replied the father, arc relations una,
never give YOU "A cent" The boy SAID the old
man then. WAS the closest" relation he'd got
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

Now is the time to buy wall paper, and osmar
& IIapeman's is the place 10 lind large stock
and at very low prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

Have You Dyspepsia, are you Constipated, have
you Yellow Skin, Loss of Appetite, Headache,
if so don't fail to use SHIL0H'S SYSTEM VI
TALLER. 1t is guaranteed to relieve you, and
will you continue to suffer when you can be
cured on such terms these Price 10 cts. and
- cts. Sold by FORBES &GEHRING, Ottawa, III.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKMETACk" is
rich and fragrant Try it. Sold by FORBES IL
GEURISG. Ottawa, Ill
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GEORGE M LELAND,

Y
STEERS "a .I,.-NOtiCc Is hereby given that
Nj by virtue ola decree made and entered Of record by
Circuit Court OF La Sale county state of Illinois NJ the
January of said court, A. - 1872 III certain cauN
then pending in said court the cncery SIDE thcreoi
wherein Milton H. Swift complainant, ana Anna .
Cushman, Susan l.. Dckcy, Anna o. Cushlnal Mabel NJ
Cushn,an, william H. Cushman, George H. y Cushiian ana
sherman Leland Administrator of the Estate OF william H.
W Cushman deceased defendants shall ON Monday
the fourteenth day of April D. 1879 NJ the hOur o Ten
o'clock said day offer for sale at the south
door of the county court house IN Ottawa IN SAID county az
public auction and will then sell 10 the highest bidder the
Olowin. described property being The same ordered ny
said decree be sold that is TO say: The northeast quarter
section number twcny.sN, in township number thirty,
four north range number three east of the third principal
Trrvs OF SAlE-Cash GEORGE NJ LELAND,
Dated March % la1y-3w Master in Chanccry.
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One of the most eminent pianists in London,
having suffered much from the irrcprcssble
COMPENSATION on drawing room audiences, de
vised the other day a means Of giving lesson
to the town. He arranged with his violin.
his violoncello and the rest that the music
should come 20 Il sudden stop in the midst of
the loudest passage Of the piece at given sig
nal for him. 1t was done
The bawling and shouting voices were left,
in the twinkling Of an eye, high and dry, rs it
we're, upon shore OF silence. Joyous, clear
and distinct above them all rose Il voice OF
Lady-but no; tortureS shall not drag her from
me- And these words were ringing upon the
startled air: I'VE always fry ours in lard
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

A man studying the English language saw
a man winding clock and asked what he was
doing: Winding mp my clock, SIR, TO make
it run" \ little farther on the German ac-
costed man, who was selling out at auction,
with the same query: Winding up my bust
ness, SIR, to stop it," The CLEANER o: knowl-
edge sat down on a curb-stonc and wept.
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BETWEEN THE GATES.

BY BENJAMIN +. TAYLOR, author Of Songs Of eSerday
etc etc FINN Edition. Illustrated. slN
:. wi, and Wisdom are mingled well to-
rcther ana the result Is book with when every tatr
Nili he charmed II Golden Gate, leading 10 many
heurs OF true Intellectual enjoyment -tHcd H'H'd
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ECHOES FROM MIST-LAND:
Or, The Nibelungen Lay Revealed to Lovers OF
Romance and Chiyalry.

Nv ,,.prr FORESTER l2mo. Cloth Price, fi0.
:. r,i,;, i. the ii rst \ american edition ct thu
i'hnin .Tihrlmugrn Lied and such deserves TO h'
,,1r,I,l. WELCOMED e me Walton.
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RACES or THE
United STATES.

BvJ W FOSTER. IL D. Illustrated, -.
.HThc book il literally crowded with '~'"''-
ishing and valuable iacts.'-B0Tfoh f'"'
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HOLCOMBS TRANSLATION OF
TEGNER'S FRIDTHJOF'S SAG.

l2MO. IIOtIl, ITICt, HI,JI
:. ~, ono m paru,- tllir nohl" poem with
ont arising thcrrfrom With oftler oi u,aH pan'
and a better conception uf human loNt-I"'tF Oced"'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29
Real Estate, Loan and
Collection
AGENCY
BUSHNELL & Warner.

BUSHNELL. L. |. WARNER.
We are prepared 10 buy and sell in this and
adjoining counties Loan Money. Pay Taxes Rent Houses
Lots and Farms, Collect Rents DC. We have every IA
Cty Locating Soldiers Warrants on the best OF pubic
duced various Railroads running through Tex
Missouri. Arkansas Iowa. Kansas Colorado and Nebras
ka We have for sale large tracts of Land aggicgang
Over 100000 Acres,
persons each Of SAID states We vi select lands for
wishing To- purchase of us will accopa
ny persons wishing buy lands pointing out the same Civ
ing prices and all desired Information Persons wish
ing to invest III
WESTERN LANDS.
Or procur" cheap. pleasant hOmcsrods, will do We" to
call and have every facility for travelling, plr
chasing and improving Western Lands and llOmcstcads.
Mr. Warner Is familiar with the quality and value OF West
and having devoted most Of his time for several years In
visiting kansas Nebraska and other Western States is
pared 10 give full and reliable Information to purchasers
and cmgrants We shall have under our direction during
the coming spring summer and fall frequent
Cheap Excursion Trains
To each of the states when persons select lands
hOestcads themselves Consult your Interests by
calling for fun information rs 10 locations prices oil
land tickets. &c. The closest attention pas to the
COLLECTION OF DEBTS,
Forrcosing mortgages trustees sales 81. We are spr'
ca agents sale Of land belonging the Texas Pacific
Railroad Comp,ny. the PottOWattOmic Land Co.. Kansas.
the Louis. Iron Mountain southern Railroad Coz To-
Ecrhcr with athcr companies.
Office West of the Court House.
Dec = ISIS OTTA w \, IL i -.
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SONGS OF YESTERDAY.

BY BENLAMIN f. TAYLOR, author OF " The World on
ON Wheels" etc. etc. Beautifully Illustrated with hand
somcly ornomented cover Full gilt edges, 81
=. For holiday presents nothing more at
tTnctyc or beautiful can be fOund.'-BO'toa Common
,CedH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-29

"Luckicst man | ever knew--cverythlng
succeeds with him. lie had only TO say what
ne wanted, and he got it. Why, coniound 1t,
| was walking with him one day-the very
last day of his lilc-and he sand to me, When
die, | want to die suddenly" Got run over
that very night by hockey Ever seen such
uck?'
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MORSE MYTHOLOGY:
Or. The Religion of Our Forefathers'
THE PILOT AND HIS WIFE,

Morse Love Story By JoNAs LlE. Translated by MIS-
OLE Bull SB pages. Price, >l.N'
:. NJ ost a,b-orbinglN interesting. -H"''"" .
WOHthiU.
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Madame Demorest' : Portfolio Of Fashions, for
spring and summer, just received at Osman X
Hapeman's.
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HANDBOOK OF FINANCE.

By W. L. FAwCErr. Second Edition. l@ho Ci"'h's 81
..,rh. booI, bristl"s with StnuEtl"S COLI,
ed from the best authorities. '-Ih' R"Ry ""
IOHdOH
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ORATORY AND ORATORS

Nv Prof WILLIAM MATHEWS, IL, u. one volume IAh'
40 pages Price, Cloth,S9
- Covers th,. >hoi" Ecld III - thorough ''''
mastery manner '-BDsOH GiObt.
National Republican., 1879-01-29
COLORED MIGRITION.
In support of the Hon. Mr.. menard'. Ide,

In support of the Hon. MIR. Menard's Ideas.
Hon. j. Wills McRdrd
DEAR SIR Allow me to congratulate you on
the manly and pointed letter published in THE
REPUBLICAN, of the 23d instant. Such express
sions are timely, and they come with greater
force and are felt more keenly now that public
attention is aroused, and tho great need is felt
that there should. be something done to re-
lieve our fellow citizens from the political
prosecutions in the South The time las como
when, if we are to respect ourselves and are to
be respected, If VIC arc to assert our manhood
and act as it becomes well-thiuking and intel
ligent men, then we should sec to it that
| we be respected as American citizens and not
as mere political appeudages. We have arrived
| at that period when we are to be no longer made
the sport Of politics, but are TO consult like
any other American citizen, our best individual
interest In the contest of parties. The past has
taught us wisdom In lessons of bitter expert
ence the present, though gloomy and threat
cnlng, will open into brighter aud more pros
porous future, because of the surer foundation
| iom which to build, Iustead Of the minds Of
the youth being turned to politics, II win be
National Republican., 1879-01-29
THE POTTER COMMITTEE.


Mr. Evans was at this point recalled, and
asked If he had found the original letter from
Mr.. Bullock, a copy of which was read before
the committee yesterday. Mr.. Evans replied
that he had, aud he wished to know who wrote
the copy
The Chairman--1 will tell you who wrote
my copy.
Mr.. Evans-I don't want to know that.
want to know who copied my letter.
The Chairman explained how he came by IL.
Some weeks ago man called upon him and
said he had seen letter which showed where
the missing dispatches were gone, aud that he
could procure copy of it, Tho man left hit
address, and went away, with request from
MIR. Potter to secure such copy, Mr. Potter
.lost the address, aud the man did not come
back, but one day the former met him on the
street and asked for the letter, and the man
handed it to him. Mr.. Potter could not tell
the mans name.
Mr.. Chdnder-1s there not MS much mys.
tory about that rs about tho dispatches being
placed on General Buffers tablc2
Mr.. Evans-1 want to know his name. That
letter, am confident, was copied ut my desk
i Will give new suit of clothes TO anybody
who will give me ns name. Laughter.
q Have you any other letters from Mr.
Bullock "A. They arc all Of a private nature
altogether.
The Charman-That Is perfectly satlsfac-
tory.
The committee then adjourned uutil to-day
at eleven o'clock.