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New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
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serve -ho names 'i fine owners a-7Aed us .Aa These cone
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10 tle pubic, 1l- 1r reason - u'i Tar io --'ki 't "
melancholy l.i ures b3.n IN design ANA 10 execution
So inferior 90 B'Ae Iest work. "~ SHOWN iH i"e Jo'
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New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
PUBLIC OPINION.

e, "e predict that Mr.. Blaine'> position on thi,
~ b.,'e 9i,suou-diaorug uOm mo position taken
f} fAis ptrtj w ID pat lin Go fle 'oI,-t,n J..
isy' ,L' REPUBLICAN nomination for the Ptes.dca ~
~. use Courier DtmJ
,, he drift of Democratic sentiment toward
rg, iailOn Of Hr IIdca is too marked 10 escape
~. j. s uucn stronger apparently Than The E-pub-
~ enlent toward Grant and ID more likely % be
~ -1+-i Waterbury American tkep)
.-- congress Is Gupreparcd II has wasted pre-
tg hr sud neglected. important duties 30 long that
c,.it "lao action eau hardly Be expected. The final
ip1 business threatens 10 he greater than ever
'oue''et Democrat and Chronicle CRepJ
,oIIhe lhe country is in no condition 10 return to
OF Afairs which n - only too apparent "a thlTt
InV " Hfunt would restore. The next President 0f the
s,,,u states may have occasion 10 emulate Grants
ps bht ne will seal his doom, n that - the
hepusIc u he patterns after Grants dominant weak
'e1'-lsy syracuse journal lRep1
e,nnls ~ Is not by any means impossible that the
A. Will name the speaker or the next House;
san5 ooLtrary they certainly will do II unless the
'-'th aenbeTs act ia concert and assert their IN
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
noy m4yCflcrrRER> HoFLftL

afrrrxG Of DELEGATES FROM IASrFEN BAR fRoS
BILLS.
PmLADELrm>, Feb. 2j.-At a meeting Of
d4eyt from the Ie.dlu. nIr iron mills oftIe Atlantic
states. held IN tni, city February - tuo folio wing
resolutions passed.
R,soIr,d That A comm 'trp Of seven b" appUinte To
reVt-. the Ia -tern uI extra price, Tor bar. o
band scroll oval hoop aud other TDur sld o. sup IL
tnr same 10 the mill for hla act Oh al meeting
10 be called for that puIpIs~
Res0fred That the Committee ~ REVISION De requested
10 cnfer with bar nauufac of tHr Nr-l aud OtLcr
distinct, of the country. Wl.n Nlt" 10 puIIs 4h
form classification Of pr crs fol extra -ih's
The following gentlemen were appointed on RE rom
mittee; Over Williams, Of Caasau9uH. chairman; !;
PerctysI Roberts ot PeucOyd; q. fa}cr~ratLer. Of
Pa,snle; Stephen Robbins. o. FAiade phiA, james L.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
SLIDING down A ROPE 70 PRISON

Mary smith, alias Margaret Warmar, alias
Schaider the Young grl Who on tAe night or February
20 was detected IN the commiuai OF burglary az the
Adelph apartuent-house No. 2Oj West Fityseeond-s.
and VINO made an attempt at escape by sliding down
the rope OF tho dumD-waer, was yesterday brought
from the Roosevelt Hospital 70 the Fifyseyenth Street
Police Court Three complaints OF burglary aud lar
ceny lodged against her to all Of which she pleaded
guilty and gave the nanes OF the pawnbrosers with
whom she had pledged the stolen property On January
80 tue girl broke into the OF Bridget Mcdonald
servant employed at No v57 sxthave and stole cloth
lug valued At Fl5. ON tue night of February IL
stole from tho apartments OF n. G. Ferris, No. 203
West Fifty-erond--t clothing Of the value Of so On
February 20 the night OF her arrest aud accident she
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
ALBANY.
AFTER THE RECESS.

A BUSY DAY IN TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1HE
INSURANCE sCPERISTENDENT's PowFEs-TAXA-
TON OF CORPORATIONS.
The Assembly did good days work YESTERDAY
and considered thirty bills in Committee OF the
Whole Among those ordered 70 third
reading was bill increasing TIE pow
ers Of the Superintendent N dealing with
companies Of doubtful solyency. The Com
mttce on General Laws was Instructed
10 take into consideration the in,olyent
laws and report what amendments are
needed. The Assembly judiciary Committee
will report in favor of cutting of ali fees of the
Rog.ler and CounIv CIerL of New-loIk.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

TBIBUSE OFFICE. FeD. % l a. m.-A slight rise IN
the barometer Yesterday morning was followed by a
steady downward movement In the afternoon and
uigs The weather was cloudy. with about Z inches
q, .nou between 10 H. m. and p. H. The temperature
ranged between 24o and 3Oo the (27 being Sc
higher tnan or Monday. The amount Of moisture II the
air Is not large.
Cl0udy weather with cha ces OF light snow or ram.
follow ed by colder and possibly clearing weather may
be expected ia TINS city aud vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
TIRGLYLl REPCDIAr0RS.
1LrnmrUM or 1nE REApJrSrErS.

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TRUST 10 NIEGINIAN HONOR.
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IN '''''''' '"'' / w. - 4"' '''' ''''
4" 'l' Il '"J-lel' % '"e 9ti'' D'' 'n-' '' '' '"'
nlau ID Mozart Hall L. Yra-.u .a'Ives from sixty
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''' ''' were p'''".' "'''- ''.'"' .'-
orrd delegates Frnk :. Blar = NYihr t'u lt, "'icd
as temporary chairman Alter a.. usual p.e,.U r1ry
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o., ~. ~. r.,
hy thr election OF Major v NAieh' ot New -Ar"'
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Ihr pre-o.ht made b.ei address n "hcu hr 'ad 'Le
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a. TO- taxation and ra. disposition of IN, revenues H..
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iul. 4 resolution was ~uu. ted pruN.duG Tor ihe a-
monument OF a cpr,r,ir.e. az, n,.e.l peU. uy which
49, -
NIh' Llrs't's h'.n- n"iu'-r' OF me "enerai A.
-tmbly both lrautir ut chat body adjourned before
" ' ' -'' ' -"
The Ic.uIIat-rs gc,sc.nblrt at pc men the Com
ff.o r iu.i.t.- VI. announced t3 " iirb uuIrer,l.
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resolutions were 4'i'iie' i'' remainder o rae ''''l'
occrIp,-d In surrcl-ntkug, IN" VuncV3. tdi.r.-
b.tg, fb,t ~ General william Ma,'.up who pre-
-enied tI~ views on me Ht't question a1 ''"
-ld-rabl" l-n-th. lie claimed tLat al measures
lprc,or, ,r- ado. ted f,- the settrIueut OF the
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'' int p''l r tl pdNtA- Is "i-h q hId't u" "0 'i'F
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

walker OF Troy; A. Pardee ir ~ Allentown; and Wm.
l. : Baker, OF DuncannOn, secretary.
OuIy one sent ueDt prev allied Ia unproh, hcne-s n
ilc past ana the hOpefuln ~ the future. Il Wa
clearly shown that stocks oil both materials and finished
ron were greatly rcdgced the general business ~
me country Wa, imprt wing: thai with prcie r--ump-
pn our tnoruOu- ana Increasing exports, -" heavy
western aud Southern crops. abundant ami cirtp
Jnoue added to the present and impending contracts
iOr railroads, cars and other industries. largely IN
creased business upou firm haes il assured tor l79.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
rWhNrY-o>E GR1Dr1r rt> Is DfyTIs7EK.

Address or CHtN, ELIpH CROSBY ~ IhF CoM-
NENCEN,VT oF THE SEw-YoRS COLLEGE OF
peNI>:rY.
Al the thirteenth annual commencement Of
tL- N,wT.rs r' eye o. peuu.tr~ lisr evening. Cnick
,rius Ii U was filled with friends of tive coil, - and the
gradual ug c!Is, Diplomas we're conferred upon tao
tw.utyonc mo.oor- %, thc class. and addrss o .ho
graduates Ea- verrj hy tae Rrv. p~ Howard crosby,
Ga nccl or o'tle University = .lc Citr q ofNew-Yorg
TIE exercise. were conducted 10y Dr. WaIam y. a en-
president " o., col ese. A. hs right sl, ;he members
az the Board ~ Trustees. and the other side the
medical faculty The exercs", were inter-p' rsei with
musical l.ct.n- by @ lnore'- Band Alter Toe conf 2
ruc OF by ,IdeUt Nirn, izes were aWtsled
oy ~. Flleuu ID WeI.-e. Iur faculty prize
o. 800 was given G. Rudolf II. HoiGelEz.
~ NcW-Iork; the second lrize, dental
engine to Henry w. +. B ,ner. Of Germany tnc third
pUzc 'or thesis ou toe Conservative Treatment oi
tne D uta Bone" to Domiugo NJ saDa;cr ot Cuba. o.
jl, for thc highest prz" honorable mention
VS. male OF Benz min f. Luckey. tHe valeoictpr au'
au A. Eugene RlsbecA, both of NcwJerseY. After the
vac,tory Grafton by Benjamin +. LuoSey. of tIe PTad-
ua,ug clas.. address was delivered BY Chancellor
Howard Crosby.
MY sympathy with young men just crossing tho
O snod from study practice" said iae speaker, -
kent rc, by the recollection " the hopes aud fears ot
my early manhood. 10 Is the part Of trne man Al
ways 20 De any meet temporary stDpo nJ'ucnts.
4 c.oi courage Will bring It. own reward. lonr
ui. must DE gym go your profession. lie
via makes mnn-v his chief aim is unworthy
place in your rints; hc a. 4 m re sIc.DIaior
Of fb, hoafr 1'vic. mictt give goa alone 80 ny
study. throw ont only urra a.a-.. j. tac list
place. t not good form1n to ho alone. Tho lrl"es x
.t,.r. alttotac tender ministry Of woman. and mar
r.l.c Is tnc perfection of manuood Man rs savage
ana needs tanning Mtsr tlru W.. marrIa-e-wl-e.
lor there are -lue women DO tue W.ti "h' -,r mans
arb. yy man v bose mind tIei vita thoughts OF 40
. room and ,acA. .iyeI, tuc m4selnp woman WhD
lr H.I . n 81 a.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

took from the apart pcnfs ~ Af.ef 4 Ecouh. ~ no
number otbiDg valasd ~ So and - n money
Justice Ensiur. committed her ~ faI 10 "ti ht OF
$1,000 biI OF charge. TIE -l -dii -ar w. *
ten Year, o.d and iycd with hsr mother ai So 40
West EDr.frfh-rf
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

which gave hat unparalleled advance is so ncrcas-
ing 60 make sUcccss ~ 1880 certain.
Therefore Jet not tn suffering ye-d 10 dcspall, nor
the Justly ind guJnt grsOu o." ylueu.r.
GTBrIT DE IA MkTNg.
A ItrN-S.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
WARNING THAT WONT BE HEEDED.
From Ybs Neic York Ereu,ng krprsss tDe1n)

Tr11 me Ner. T0Tk Er1IIn1 frprFFe Ienn
The Republicans are the strongest advocates
OF TuieIs rennminatiou and IRE Go.ns oil I'D their
pawcr to force him ON The Democracy $50, and for
obvious reasons. Thcy know that really strong Dem,
otrtuc car dId3'e VGo should Unite inc party, NOg.I
de- 1 irv ,ket they can pat into the field. Iut with
TiIdeu rs the Democratic candidate thew con elect
auynolv. Eyru john ~h.lIutu aud AEues JcnbS would
Laye d Sl a-ovcr gAu-t the CIPHER Of GraWercl i4ih'
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

For t.out uHd kbCHInufl-m DR.. laN.l'4 h,.inell.r-
T.4u1 P.-INs mo- equal le-,rpi pamphlet
It Obj. -'s i tJl 4LI.A g. Co., Jp NUrtA Wu.sut
sf, Nrv-AurA
NrrvouS Exhansiion 4 mel ri es,a5 c1mprsng asel8,
~ yrrI 80 kalu- Museum 0f Anatomy. Naw
Aor. tr .au,t ' ,ll- 1 pr'uA 20 de, me ,NNiug
-putatv heath re.aiue afot ns a
imprH Woufs a. aui me a. -
nervous debility. Deug te result ~ 20
By mail. 5lc currency, Al Io.
-s.r,tllr. kAIIN'~ Museum. B-S BroAiwav. New Nofk
Post 0Gice foreign ,1- ,'e week eu lu
SATURDAY. March l. $40 vii close at This vn,.
WEDNESDAY. al A. kur0ge. -rA1shD Algeria.
va reus.oNu. tn BSDAY. AZ $50 aha f1r EnrOD- ~
-eamsnp tifV Of Chester Queenstown coresDunl'Aca
foI trgiuany must Do specially Iddres.d AMI
A u LarIpr bv sfctn7hD ~usyla. va P5 mouth.
Cherbourg Hamburg on SAlE DAY. az : H.. iOs
ireland Steamship Marathon. CIeonsOsn, anI
a fIr rot steamship ieNput4. . 80
A for Europe. st-sm-lp HNrIu. ST.
Southampton aa4 Rraucn Tie asip- Algeria 20
Chester Marathon not take mails fot Denmark
aep This n.a.ls for Martinique, Rarba locs,
- Lucia ana Trnldad direct York fenruarf -.
The mails Nassau, p New YORK February
Ihe man. FOR rhun-s Porto Rico aud Nrirkuela wifi
leave FcbTIsy q. The mails Tor Hsyt Jamaica
aud Marucalbo New York February -. The mails
Havana New.YOrs February ~ End March J.. Ths
mails Berinnua New York February Tho
for Pacific Ports leave arch
l. for China Japan leave Ssn Francisco March
The malls for Australia &C. leave FisacscO March
THOS l. IANEs pSN aa,Isc
POst ONCE New York February - 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

important Dr. V, H'fl- BA.-tT :or fhr huge cI.",
coughs. ,.a.. Group. consumption tat ai f-"-- ' 80
L.. HEs."- c,.8.-c SALE or p.naI,.. .. >''l s.t+
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
FACTORY DrsrEOIlD ~ BROOKLYN.

The Eclipse Lubricating on Works, at
GreeupoInj-ave. and The Newtown Creek brooAyn'
were oly destroyed by yesterday afternoon. The
fire vas caused by the exp ssun of boiler Tie loss i
$4,000 but the amount of the insurance could not DE
l.-F F-r. ali.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

doubted right to tho control Of the party in Congress
New -Orleaus Times tDem1
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
TRIBrNr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The diagram show variations n ts ri y tsnhi
lilr
tr. breeding D.u.tt
.s. %. a,.4s ty - .-ly dls.-s i4use Lo1i.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

-ni,lLEA..,. 10 you VII Accps olt of 10 courtaris
t4rrl.tI-. al No. Lri, AL o. i-lsty. IS +t h.
vat t, en- l- Htucu. rs aud ry.a hoda tUt
Irrb.n.Aus, you yli- A'c Oac ina5n i-hlIf republic.
IDFGo bt Boise.
PAIL OOa&AC.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
5petidl Nonte5

For Gout nnd RboaInati-ni Dr. Lsviu..- krine.Ir.
Pi,.-.INs equal. I.-,Tlpiv pamphlet
if-, b.. ,.e a-.f j.. tJCLLLA O. Co., 30 N0rtA WIlsu-
r.. Nrv York
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-04-19
FlTZ JOHN PORTER.
The Report In tho Fltz John Porter
Case-Porter Restored 70 bic
Old Place n The Army.

WARRINGTON, April 2.-The military
hoard an)ointed to review the case Of
Fitz John Porter has made = long report
completely generating Porter aud 10.
storing him to his old place in tho army,
such restoration to take effect from, 10
date Of dismissal. Tho report ssys that
Porter was condemned for not having
taken part iu bic own battle. I'VE b.
lieve not ono among oil gallant .soldiers
on that bloody field was less deserving
Of such condemnation than be, but ths
indiscreet and unkind terms 10 which,
Porter expressed bis distrust Of tho cspa-
city of bic superior commander cannot b
defended aud to that indiscretiop was
due, in Q great measure, tho misrepresen.
tation OF both bis motives aud conduct,
aud his consequent condemnation. The
report il signed BY Major Con. 6cho6sld,
Brig. Gen. Terry and Major Gen. Getty.
The report has just been promulgated. H.
Govern thirty printed pages and cow
cludes a. fOll0vs: I'VE have tho honor
TO report, In accordance with the Ptvi
idents order, that IN our opinion justice
requires ct his hands such actions % may
be necessary to annnl and set aside tLss,
6ndings and sentence Of tho coutt.hsr.1
tial 10 tho csss Of Major Gen. Fits Jphu
Porter, aud restore him to tho positiou Vi
which that sentence deprived, such ~.
toration to take effect ftO,n the dsts bis
dismissal from tho service" D., ,,.,..is -,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-04-19

A SAD SUICIDE.
Driven to Death BY His Daughters
Shame.
From tho Globe Democrst. I

From the Globe Democrat .:
Memphis, March 3l.-A very cad
suicide occurred yesterday afternoon
10 tho southsrn portion Of tho city,
tho Particular Of which were not do.
veloped until to-day. Tho deceased,
Henry F. Voss, wss rsspsctabls
German. Last November 10 wss
made aware by his lonly daughter,
agsd eighteen, that her ruin bad
beso accomplished BY . we'll ksown
Young mao 10 THE city, hs having,
according to her statement, aoeon-
plished bic purpose under tho prom.
leo Of marriage. Since being %.
qaainted with bis daugbter's coodi-
ton Mr.. Voss used every power
within his. means TO compel tho %.
ducer to wed HE victim, bat tho
young man denied the accuoation,
and refosed to marty her. This %
weighed upon the father that yester.
day 10 left bic homo and going hslf .
mile distant deliberately sbot
himsolf, from tho effects Of which
no died almost instaotly. The yousk
girl will become . mother 10 about
ten days, and legal proceedings have
been inaugurated to compel her IL
legged seducer to support tho lhtlo
stranger on its arrival. A brother q
tho ruined girl is expected from Pioo
Bloft, Ark, Tomorrow, and feow
those Who know him it is thoueht b
VII avsnge tho great wrong done bio
oister. 80.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-04-19
A. Arise.a Venus.
Trinidad News. ]


Miss Carrie Burne, in Company VIII:
bar father, passed through e. More yss,,
tertlay, on wild mustang, On route Tor
Kansas from Tucson, Arizona, sot,,v W.
en- hundred miles sway, ss.l have yst,
six hundred more to make before their
Journey IL ended. Aiss Carrie hts rafh.
er . pretty face and impressive fasni -,
not saoh one ~ tho young man a, TO-,
day with the blonde moustsche and hair
parted in the middle would S6leeE q
whisper sweet sentiments over .thegae.
den gate to-but tho girl fer ~ Indian
tight Or = Thar" hunt you could aiweyS
rely on. She. spoft<d nary diamoad ~
coral necklace, hut Wa mnacled Like a.;
Amazon, and had . Rst like Norissey.
8he WA gitl Of nerve too, w. tUek6a, 2
f1e on her saddlo hung Q Ballard. no
and . brace Of Colts revolverp. ahe. n.
formed tho writer that sho hS6 0ieeh
mush Of lie In tho past si1!moaehs, ~
but Gttle Of neWspapsgs, and wao aax.
tous 70 know what was goill o. u t9p
world. We gsve her . COPY 6fthe NS1k
u Ns,ee sn4 the Donvee lfjIu0e, tVhiah
womaolike. che placed with 4 blnsh IL
her bosom, thanking % ct thesaane time,
and went on her way tqjoicinG. se'@
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premises. Use limo falIy. and IN IL
n"w. The tirst thing to claim stten.
ton shonid be the sanitary condition
Of our city. .
Lake Charles Echo: Three youngsters
Of this parish, named Joe aud Geo. Nixon
aud Johnnie. Gill, ono aged about 10
years. tho other two aged about 10 years,
pitched camp near Jones' Blutf, on tho
Ca)casieu river sal began preparation
for an aIlnight turkey hunt. Their
camp 6re WAS blazing brightly, and al
promised cheerfulnsss, when startling
walls were heard in tho direction they
bad como. They seized their sporting
pieces and awaited results. Very soon
the author Of tho cries, . wild beast
came within range Of tho campfire light.
One Of them fred Ut tho animal. but
without effect. The Others sighted tho
body Of tho beast and emptied their
pieces in that direction. Tho result Wa
. dead panther, riddle with turkey
shot. He measured six and q half feet
from tip to tip.
Clinton had . white frost on the Sd.
Richland Beacon: Tho weather has
been very cold this week, for the season
there wss frost Wednesday, Thursday
aud Friday mornings.
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The marriage trssaq of New Yeti
only arranged. Two matches = 1874. aat
ofl64l applicants. ,.Qns. IN hetxeeu !
oros0-eyed and red.hea6ed bachSloe pf
sixty.dve end . fteetled n0iaet o(iSix.
tssn, sad tho other ,betssaA aqppa1o.t
consumptivA wldowss, aid a. I'd. mn
The oonsumptivs went to 'flotidi g "a.
eaek teseoeod, Ian1 ct . idivatsdI ,an,t
tho 6ery -hsilod sox1Houariau Il, In. IL:
Tombs o. . chatss & blGanil. TRc1 c 81
toner. q the 1stsbli ehm1atI NJ beain.
ming u think It b ~ b Si6eees6. .a7Grv
srs falling hsck onIths, ~ iraAUi uxsss
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The Hartford Elopes,ent.

Hartford, April 1.-The Montreal
despatch a few days ago, announcing
that Frederick Shepard aud he wife,
the daughter Of ex Gov. Hubbard,
passed .hrough that city on q western
bound train, was . pure fiction. Tho
parties have not been out Of Hartford
since the young lady left homo. She
first went to tho house Of her hus.
bands brother, Zip" Shepard, coach.
man for NJ. Charles Beckwith, and
wss there joined BY the man Of her
choice, who had just returned from
New Haven. They remained at bic
brothers house for Z few days, and
ara now ut tho home of Shepard1
parents, on Grand street. Gov. Hub
bards family have maintained . strict
seclusion sinee tho event transpired.
Mrs. Hubbard hxb been alarmingly
IN, and Mt. Hubbard has been out Of
tho house but little. Gov. Hubbard,
while, OF course, having fatherly
sympathy for bic daughter, 10 ex>
eesdingly indignant Ct her action.
Shepard does not chow himself, aad
be- vainly aought through bic broth
or "Tip," to get come assurances
from tho Ex-Governor. L 10 said that
be affects to fear personal violence.
He certainly bee 10 chance Of ever
being recognised BY tho Hubberds,
nor viii bic wife, e 10 believed, b
again received Of home unless she
leaves her husband. Sho hes written
70 hor father once oinco hsr marriage.