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EQUITY COURT-Judge MacArthur
Wntten vs. Whiten bill ais
auditor. Brooks VS.. Brtscoe ct al; guardian ad
Item appointed. Berry VS.. Berry; decree
amending anne. decree, appointing VIM. J. Muller
To-day, Hamilton agt. Glover ct al; decree
Diminishing BILL Adamantine Brick Co. agt.
S Moodrun: order appointing L. P. Williams re-
order making c. c. sewal and Powers Sons
parties compliments. Mccullough agt Croft:
consent order vacating pro confesso on terms.
PROBATE COURr-.Judge Co..
~ I nn,,, VIII OF Mary Harrison Fowke; order
traitor OF estate OF Clorinda A. Dow. w. e.
Mclean do. d. b. n, estate of Mary W. Hughes
mary ): Gardner as Administrative on estate Of
estate OF Peter Wilkinson. Mrs. ElvIna Frances
Adams qualified as executrix OF will OF j. G.
Adams; $4,000 K. X. Elliot was granted letters
OF aomlnlstratlon d: b: q. and c. t. a. on estate
issued to James L. Barbour on estate of F. j.
Brooks bond 81, 900. Ellis Spear was appointed
guardian to James N. and Julia W. Spear, Geo.
Hugo H1llebrandt to sallie W. Grimes. The
first and final account of F. P. Sloussa guardian
to orphan OF John Sloussi, was approved and
passed. Adjourned to Tuesday.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell
Reed, profane; IS. Charles Carter, vagrancy;
bonds or workhouse. Mary Nichols, do; do.
August Henning, nuisance S., or days. j. S.
Baldwin, excavation unprotected; $40. Eliza
censed produce dealer; fined $2O-appeal noted.
Walter Reade, loud and boisterous; S. Arthur
Keller, assault on Elvira Pearson; $40. Marga-
s. Charles Thornton, threats to Mary Thorn
ton; jail six months. William Clark, larceny
OF IL chickens from VIM. M. Stewart; Jail 60 days.
James L. Nichols, larceny OF horse and wagon
from WIN. Long; grand Jury.
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NOTHING has been heard yet of James Red
path, the lecture agent, who disappeared from
his home In New York city several weeks ago.
All who have had any dealings with him lately
agree In believing him insane.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, etc.. Tonight
National Thedter.-" queens Evidence"
Ford's Opera House.-Pinafore.
Th<Qtey Co4NiQ0e.
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FAXES TAXESi TAXES

TAXESi TAXES TAXGSs
special and General Taxes paid, ut lewest rates
cent Special Improvement Bonds bought or sod.
RI 4. DAvI6
ing. No. SCI 18th 1t. sep4lms
DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES WANTED.
win ray the very hishest market rates for any
amount offered.
General Taxes due before July LIST, 1877, and eli
Special Taxes. paid ct Q large discount
sspl22w GEO. TRUKSDELL, COS 7th IT.
OFTIOE OF THE NV vICTOR AND WED
" SEWING MACHINES, ct OPPENHEIMER0.
-628 eth street. cor northwest AL kinds sold and
exchanFed. on easy termA Renting and Repairine
augl6tr
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BARNuM AND THE BoYs.-It is matter of dis
pute with some people as to what interests the
average youth OF Washington the most at the
present time, the arrival OF Barnum's circus or
the new styles OF clothing just received at the
Boys Clothing House OF b. Robinson & Co., 9O9
pennsyIyau,S avenue. We decide In favor OF
me new styles.
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session Of the Grand Lodge I.o.O.F., In Balti-
more, an amendment to Article 16, providing
that in Australia, New Zealand and other for
eign countries not on the continent Of North
America the constitutional qualification re-
quiring persons to be p years OF age before adj
mission to the order shall be left to local
civilized tribes in North America, who are
otherwise qualified, may be admitted In the
order, was taken up. Representative New
men i, After discussion by RepresRent tai
Lee, Connecticut,) Newbury, (Oregon,) Pierce,
lFlorida,) Shaf1ner, (Kentucky,) Dunbar, Cali
formal and Myers, Qndiana,) the motion was
the amendment, it was defeated-yeas, IS;
nays, 64-not three-fourths majority. An
amendment to Article IA, liking dues from all
Der In each jurisdiction. was Indefinitely post
poDed, as also an amendment that the annual
meetings Of the Grand Lodge shall take place
pointing representatives. An amendment to
Article 12, authorizing the grand sire to change
the place OF meeting Of the Grand Lodge In case
OF prevalence of contagious diseases, was
changing the name Of the body from :. Grand
Lodge Of I.O.O.F." to "Sovereign Grand Lodge
The invitation OF the grand lodge OF Ontario,
Canada. to this body to hold It's next annual
session at Toronto was taken up and accepted
by large vote.
DANIEL. DREW DEAD.-A dispatch from New
York last night announces the sudden death
OF the venerable Daniel Drew. Mr.. Drew was
porn IN Putnam county, NY, In 1891, COM
menced life as cattle drover, became con-
spicuons In the steamboat business still later
In that of railroads, especially In the Erie, and
al last was recognized as a ch1eftaIn In Wall
street stock speculattons. He was also dtstin-
guished by liberallty to certain educational in
1erests OF the M. E. church: He founded the
Drew ladies' seminary, at Carmel, Ny, and
NJ. j. Mr.. Drew died at his sons house, No. 5
east 42d street, New York, about 10:45 O'Clock
last night. He had dined at the Grand Central
hotel with friend, and on returning home
complained of feeling unwell He went to bed,
put got up and went down to the parlor, where
ne expired. The physician who was sent for
pronounced the cause OF death to be an apo.
plecuc attack.
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MPRovING.-The express messenger, s. P.
Miller, who was injured by the wrecking OF q
tram ct Silver Springs, on the Metropolitan
BIancn OF the b. & .. X. r., On Wednesday
might, Is improving at Providence Hospital His
p1uries, though quite painful, are not so bad as
NaS first supposed
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THE OYSTER ROAST, - The e. ,ursion and
oyster roast at Bluff Point, next S '1day, prom
Hes 10 De an ENJOYABLE affair. Til Jane Nose.
ley takes the party.
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A BAG FULL OF CBICKRNs-This morning
circle colored man with bag over his
shoulder. When questioned as to the contents
OF the bag, the man gave evasive answers and
discovered that the bag was full OF Chickens
The man arrested gave the name OF VIM Clark
and In court this morning plead guilty to steal
ing ~ chickens at Castle Stewart and was sent
down co DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-19

BASE BALL.-The New BedfOrds outplayed
the Nationals yesterday by making runs to
thefr7. With the loss Of this game goes all
piOns h1p
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Geo
Delany and Mary Brown; Isaac j. Moore and
annie A. Bryan; Leming Hildreth, of Cape MAY.
Mary Stokes
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SATURDAY AND MONDAY, Mr.. Samstag an
nounces, will be the last days that he will sell
laces, ribbons, yeivetS and Hamberg edges at
me.
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THE COVR r..

LATRoBEs, ranges and furnaces repaired
PROMPTLY and guaranteed. at GEO. E. Garfrell's
SIS eth street northwest, between and 1.
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DIVORCED SUIT DIsMIssED.-The divorce sniff
" Newton Wbitten was dismissed yesterday in
the Equity Court by Judge Mac Arthur, the
testimony showing that complainant had no
grouN for his bin, which alleges desertion, on
the contrary proving that bis wife was and is
mentally afflicted
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To Ladies and Gentlemen

We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's
Chemica! Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
adopting the latest improvements, whether OF
american or European Invention, he Is enabled
TO 90 his work In manner not to be equalled
by those not possessing these facilities ladies'
enectual removal OF grease spots guaranteed /! I!
through skillful pressing and ref1nishing all
garments will appear like new. Cheapest prices
suiting dull times.
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COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-On Monday the
Court In General Term will meet and II win he
nea Dy Chlef Justice Cartier and judges Wylle
70 40 GoS, pr ooably. Judge TIagner viii resume
DAY, arc the grand jury viii reconyere.
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IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE SALE. - Thomas
Bowling sold yesterday afternoon, for c. C.
Cole and William j. Miller, trustees, part of lot
No. /. In square 600, improved by two large
brick stores. situated at the southeast corner OF
c and LIST streets southeast, to a. Richards, esq,
for 81 300
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STOLEN PROPERTY RECOyERED.-OnS Saturday,
the 9th inst, VIM. Long, who lives near Clark
Mills place, on the BladenSburg road. came into
market with horse and wagon. and soon hts
team disappeared. Long offered reward OF
$40 for its recovery, and party who knew the
team found it yesterday IN possession OF COL
Gepsburg) loaded with melons, and took po--
session or it. sergeant Amiss then ascertained
that it had been left on TOlivers place by JAS
In custody, turning him over to Detective
Coomes. who locked him up at police headauar-
tiers. The case was heard In the Police Court
this morning, and Nichols admitted leaving the
sigbfd) purpoi ling to be a receipt from one
johnson, a white man, from whom he claimed
to have bought the team. A colored woman
testified to seeing the purchase made. lie was
held for the action OF the grand Jury Mr., L.
Browning appeared for defendant.
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Condemned Locals.

Street lamps VIII be lighted at 6:4o p. N. and
exttnguished at 4:15 a. m.
Judge Macarthur, 10 the Equity Court yes
terday. made an order for suppreSsing the testi-
many In the case OF Hamilton against Glover
and others, concerning confession by Nicholas
f. Clealy of having cammittcd forgery. Cleary,
IL will be remembered, left here some months
ago On account Of Irregularities
James Bellew sends the Celtic Monthly for
September.
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Delay Nav Prove F.ta

Delay May Prove Fatal3
II you ale bilious don't delay, but regulate
your bowels. Quirks Irish Tea Will do it. Price
25 cents.
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SIX MONTHS IN JAn.-This morning, In the
Police Court, Charles Thornton, colored was
wife. May Thornton. She testified that abe
mad refused to live with him because OF his bad
treatment; that he had assaulted her since
Win hatchet, and yesterday he threatened to
ASSAULT her and she thereupOn got a warrant
and when 1t was served he was looking for her
he was sentenced to months In Jail.
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FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Vine
Iosos' Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acfdity OF the stomach, relieves
vino conc, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrhHa, whenever arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. An old and well tried rem
edy: rs cents bottle
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SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking In flesh, vital, BRAIN or nerve force use
"Welles' Health Rene,oer." Greatest remedy on
premature decline, &C., &C. II, ct drugpists':
ADVICE free. Depot, IS Barclay street, II. z,
and for washington at $50 Pa, ave- 324-oo1y
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CITY ITEMS.


Price Twenty-Five Cents.
Quirks Irish Tea cures biiiousness, headache
and impure blood. Sold by druggists
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The lectures 10 the College OF Pharmacy wtI,
Dcg1n on Monday, October 9Th ana he daI,, oraa
every Monday and Wednesday from RI IN
O'Clock pm. Subjects or lecturesNmatert,a
medical and botany, chemistry, theory and
practice OF pharmacy. See advt "oo
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RAILROAD STOCKS for sale. See adyt.

ST9P one OF the Attorney dairy wagons with
schmierkase cottage cheese for ( cents made
II Ia cream II you say 1t amt the finesT YOU
ever lasted the driver is Instructed 10 refund
money next day 'SA W iOAus IA
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A RECEIVER APPOINTED-T morning. In
the Equity Court, I'm the case OF the AdaIaan
tine Brick Company agt. Woodruff ct al. In
WHICH the court yesterday directed that re-
q fver be appointed. Mr. L. p. Williams deputy
POINTED.
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and hereditary predfeposition- operate to turn
the hair gray. and either of them tnclines 10 shed
faded or gray lisht and rcd hair to rich brown or
cleanses the scalp giving IL healthy action and re-
moves and cures dandruf and humors- By ite use
falling hair il checked, and q new growth will be
produced all where the follicles are not de-
stroyed or ganos decayed. Its effects are beauti-
fully shown brashy, weak, or sickly hair tn
which Q few applications viii produce the sloes and
freshness OF youth. Harmless and sure in ite ope-
ration. IL Is Incompatible dressing and is axse
caly valued for the soft uRtre and Richness Of tone
II imparts IT contains neither oil nor dye, and vii
the hair and kcepait fresh and vigorous
For sale by z. D. GILMAN and all dealers
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M lLAE1 q JONES'
POPULAR RESORT FOB GENTLEMEN,
NATIONAL THEATRE BUILDING,
Open from am. to II D. N.
BILLIARDS, Soc PER HOUR
POOL Every Evening.
Billiard material for sale. Cues Tipped and al
kinds Of billiard work executed at short notice.
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A BROTHERS NEGLECT.-On Tuesday night as
the New FORK night line train was preparing to
leave the Baltimore and Potomac depot wei'-
dressed lady, apparently in the last stages of
disease, was placed on one of the Pullman cars.
She was bound for some point In Connecticut,
where she had friends. The authorities made
some inquiries about the lady, and were told
that the party who had brought her to the
depot vas her brother, residing In the neigh
bOrhOOd OF 4th and streets. and that her name
was Langdon, and that companion would ac-
company her. No companion appeared and
parties On the train did every thing to make her
comfoi table: They learned from her that she
had been Ill With dysentery for about four
weeks, and that she had received no medic Il
attendance, her brother declining to send for
any because he did not want to pay the bill, and
that he had represented to her that the cars In
which she was placed would go through to her
destination, where her friends would meet her.
During the night she continued to grow rapidly
worse, and when she arrived at Jersey City In
the morning she was taken to a hospital. The
railroad authorities telegraphed here on We'd
neSday and yesterday 20 ascertain something
about her and her friends but thus far have
oeen unable to find the "affectiOnate brother .
NO efforts win be spared by the railroad com
pany to obtain his full name and residence.
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and impure blood. Sold by druggists
Fall Style Silk Hats, Just Received.
Finest SILK Hats, Broadway style, for 81 and S.:
New Styles Stiff Hats, square tops, 50 to So:
Nely large stock Of Fine Soft Hats 81 80 to "a:
The vely best Dollar Hats speciality.
TWO hundred dozen new style Boys and Chill
dren's Hats, for dress and school wear. at all
prices from SOC to $3.50, at ''Lewis Popular One
Price store" 900 18th street, between and X.
~ P1lce marked In plain figures on each hat
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IA lS0 BELLE LUCAS
SUCCESSOR TO MAD. HrNcKLEY.
MAD. DEMOREsrs RELIABLE PATTERN
AGENCY,
ELEGANT PARLORS. Sol MARKET SPACE.
Keep Building
DISSEMINATING in al its branches.
PLATING at the Old Stand 902 9Th st. aug2s- In
A YER's HAIB VIGoB.
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THE sale advertised to take place within the
AEalesroem Of Walter B. Williams Co., auc-
uoneers, tomorrow morning, at 1880 O'Clock
precisely, offers especial advantages, remark
able among which Is most beautiful cham
Der suite, master piece OF ingenuity. It has
no equal, and beyond comparison. A mere pass
Ing inspection viii bring Conviction +
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DAILY WALKS ON EASY FEET Oxy.
~ genie ana decarbonize the system. thereby
promoting health, cheerfulnees and longevity
hence the many exIerienced pereonages that visit
DR. WHITES weltknown establishment, 14l6
Per nsyIvan4 ave-, opposite Wizards Hotel for re-
lief from Corns, Diseased Nails and other ailments
OF the feet. Fee. 81 per visit sugSO tr
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Thae neveR fus>1. neveR b9eaAg. never Veaxy, Il.
Ayays E!sen, and en- Be worn while bafhing. ls, sc
ne q OnAA 3lHHkK6, 618 fth OtTeet NV.
Al NJ I51ner deyotes her astention 20 TIE wsnt.I
eoy p0ooA 0ool1.lY
, 1879-04-22
THE BALTIMORE RIOT OF 1861.

BpfrtHl Correspondence Of The TrthNrx,
RUTLAND, VT, April 10.--Tho 10th Of April,
1861. was lively dny III tic streets of Bal.s-
moro, Nd. Welt does the writer remember
thu. day, when the Massachusetts, troops wcrc
attacked and shot down III tho streets Of that
city. Eighteen years ago to-day this occurred.
It was during my school'boy days. Ny father
was one Of tho original Republicans Of Nary
land, and on the 10th dny Of April, 1861, was
the President OF the frat Republican Associa-
t!on ever furmed In the City Of Baltimore. lie
was the principal OF one Of DaltImoro'a foro-
most private schools In that school, on tho
10Th Of April, 1861, were Youths who left
the!r dcaHs without leave, aud ran
ranks OF the mob who were attacking the bravo
Massachusetts boys. remember tic threaten
Ing letter my father received on Monday, April
90, 1861, telling him In pain words tint he must
lcavo tho city,-ho must 60 to thu North.-aud
that within twelye hours, or he would bc sarrcd
and feathescd. His lilo was In jeopardy, aud ho
was compelled to abandon bis school for somo
days nnd remain concealed. Was thon IL years
Of agu. Our whole fanily wero afraid to ven
tuEe outdoors. The Days which followed
,l}e 1o.h Of April, until tlo bright
suip.sd a V Baimore "'u WITH m ncr % tsnens
upon Federal Hill, shall never forget; md
how eor'lled III tic fact that We wcre cut Of
tho clutches of mob who had threatened my
father. / may as well add right hcru,--atld Tor
thu first time publIcly.-that rcparel to Fed
oral IlHl .le same afternoon, and guided t!,s de-
taChmcnt ot trouEs to tho warehouse corner OF
Gay and Second atFects, where The arms were
stored which had bccn taken from tho Maasa.
chusetts troops: md, upon Tho approach Of the
United States troops, Mayor Browns and Mar
stal Kana's policemen left In hurry. Times
baye changed wonderfully since then.
a FRANKLIN.
, 1879-04-22
A KENTUCKY MARTYR.

hIrn. SwfssheIm NelAtes a Little Clrcunt-
stance TINT Occurred III LouIsville During
tho Days Of Human sInvery-iiow u Hrutat
Master Endeavorcd to Conqurr tl,u Cl,as-
ttty OF N Ncautlful Octoroon Girl Whom
1io Had Purchased frant Her FAthcr.
10 the Edlior nf Ihs Tribune.
CHICAGO, April 18.-1n my luttcr which ap-
pcared In your colums this morning Ia au error.
! said that, when slavery Threatened the lilo Of
lhe nation, we bowed lGforo 1t, "bcgEug 1t To
accept the negro ns d sacrifice to appease its
wratht Only to save our own lives did We urse
iron, our lnecs, withdraw the offered Victims,
uubiu1 thein, and say Be frcel'" The "be
free" Is printed "lcpcrs" which mars the
sense.
It l,as been suggestcd that there Is another
mistake, In tint 1 drow tho picture Of our
~otnan-whipping chiyalsy rather too strong. III
answer to lhia, say that In tho spring Of 1889
was living in Louisviie, city at ilat time made
up larselY Of Northern people, in Stats where
slavery was SAID TO oxist In Its mlldcst form,
and ,hat one Of tho small sensations Of the city
tllat spring WAS tho case Of girl named Mariat
She was the daughter, BY savo mother, OF d
wealthy inrmer who lived some twenty miles
back In tho State. Hu was an casy-tcmpercd,
generous mau, ind had liberal intentions toward
hs daughter, III whom tho negro traits had 60
tar disappeared TINT ne proposed linking her to
free State, easancipat!nE aud establishing her Is
teacher. 30 hu had her educated with his FREQ
daughters, aud brought up With Ideas Of frce-
dom and sell respect. .,..
She was tull, splondidty formed, and very
beautiful, with rpplug brown hair, and hazel
ewes. u,,l crcatny skin, and cxpcrtcd to be fra
,,5 ~, =, Er,nno ,.ho,o ~ hio,a ,vnrIt -.
a"a ~ w -'ep"t ""e '',,. ~. ~, "''1 NV
dollar her IRON social eQuallly WIN bef iataer'a
race; but ha MAS In debt 10 al Irish grocesyman
In Louisyille who was raising SlaaniIy OF his
o"n su'.u'.u ~. s1A. t. h,ss,.1 - ao"A"
oougat 'ne't 1nothe1-a 1ut4.o'oouet! aesaeso'
Ilu we1t 10 the farmers huuse 10 collect hls
bill, saw Mariah, aud concluded TO add her to
, 1879-04-22

AND 1rs DOUBLE INSPECTION.
como uays ngo,-as ilas alrca1y becn dctnilcd
AM 1R1bbHE,-h pcFson pamcd Jamcs
Aasac became dissatisfied with the manner In
nuEa grain was ins1cctcd tn this city. Mr..
Mtyae Is tic agent Of q firm stylcd Messrs.
aaEaaY Bros, Cairo, Ill.,, and goes
sooas through the central Or coro-ratslng
,sS!oo OF Illinois purchasing corn for the
.t3o market. A number Of car1oads Of this
@'ea' ~ were sent to Chicago, from DellcAowcr,
.', ana hese Inspected, 10 be either ao!d here
m0oa'ghed 10 Liverpool 1t was to this in.
s1s'lol' that Mr.. uaydo objected, he holding
was DIS corn WIS entitled TO bc graded as
alsa m'ted." whcrcas It was denouinated as
psH nigh mi1c1,n Which made IL worth about
eeat per ousbet less than tho grnde ho desired
aasc bcstowrl upon It, Mr.. Huyde, who
salar from satisfied With the outcome OF the
.4.pss''of determined to taks ateps TINT should
w. ~. us ula1tes right, ami at tho same time 10
.a.a @Aa tae rcasons why" bis corn should not
ssa,e ~ )ust as he desired. 30 ho took one car.
wv wv o' Inc corn which tho aseistaEL Inspector a.
s.' s.e'so' Mt Buckley, bad passed upon a.
IN w" wa 1nIxod." and sAippcd II 10 Springfield.
~. Il" he PROPOSED 10 hayo 1t examined
W legislative committee, md secure a
10, n w.. s so'a soe this PARTICULAR car''oaa'
Nv" Nv. MSS not all graded allke) was, he knew,
49, .s.'.s good ~ that which had passed as dhlr.i
s.Aeo'" aud therefore entitled to tue same
Grading.
70 rAxu
10 ihs re,d.. ~, aAn SITUATION rLAlshH
h s .eaaef who mas not bo thoroughly veraed
i. .sM M'cehn'caIities OF Rra!n-inspcction, II may
.sa ,.s 10 'lato that tho differences between
M'., 's 'Ho grades Of corn ase established by thu