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WILLIAM PORTER's TRIAL.
One of the Alleged burglars who Lived In n
Fine Pntchen Avenue Mansion.


William Morris, alias William Porter, was
pat on trial in the Kings County Court Of Ses-
sons, before Judge Moore. yesterday. on a
charge Of burglary. He was arrested on the
morning Of Aug. II last in the elegant Gothic
residence in Patchen avenue. where he had
lived for some time and passed as VIM. Parks.
a New York stationer. A group Of richly
dressed women and men were frequently seen
on the lawn playing croquet. On the afternoon
Of Aug. 10 Detective Murphy saw two OF the
men who frequented the house go into n hard
ware store in Broadway. dressed as mechanics.
and purchase a sledge hammer. He followed
thcm to the Patchen avenue mansion and after
hcy entered ne secTeleu ulllsel lhHiue 'Hc
church opposite the house, and kept watch all
night At $3.50 F. NJ. Ac saw Porter and Irving
quit the house and go away. At4:90 A. VI. he
saw them ana Two others return anu pass mo
the house together After waiting Tor some
time the detective ~ saw two "i the mfm n.,. Who
como out II the house. lie followed them and
arrested Wilbur but Draper e-caped
The police u the broadway station then sur
rounded the house. and as they were closing in
upon it, an osicer found shaug Draper
asleep IN summer house in the yard. In =
few minutes the other officers had Porter anu
Irving ia custody. Soon after the prisoners
We're taken 10 tho police station the burglary ol
the safe In Martin lberts sons feed store III
Graham avenue was reported. Ihe money
found in the possession OF the prisoners
amounted - s6OJ. Just me sum stolen from th,
safe and tho checks. which had been torn up
but the pieces OF which had been recovered, ns
well as some Of the money were identihed bN
the Messrs. Ibert.
on Porters former trial the jury stood eigh
for conviction and four for acqulual His de-
fence was that he did not qut ms nous. "
night Of the robbery. On this trial District At
torney Catin hopes to produce ns, a witness
Mrs. Howard, the widow OF George Howard, tl'
by the gang To which Shang" Draper, WI lillian
Porter (or Norris. johnny Irving, and John
Porter. the prisoners pretty wife. who sat BY
his side throughout his last trial, did not attenC
...-L- II I.L.Al lL.nl
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MRS. STEWARDS SCHOOL ron BOYS


The Convention of tho Episcopal Churches
OF the Long Island Diocese yesterday spent
most Of It's time considering the committees
reports. In the report Of the Committee on
Christian Education. read BY tho RoY. William
A. Leonard tho Cathedral schools in Garden
City were reported to have been pressed to their
utmost capacity. Gradually absorbing series
Of unoccupled buildings which the managers
of the Stewart estate have put at the disposal OF
tho Bishop tho schools say tho Committee,
have al las reached point in their growth and
development requiring extraordinary mehsures
for their needs. The permanent building ior
ST. Paul's boys school will be, the Committee
say, ono OF the most .remarkablo buildings Of
its kind in the country Doth as 10 slzo anu
completeness OF arrangement. n,
Resolutions were passed urging the endow-
ment of diocesan schools needing peeuniary
assistance and permanent establishment, ana
urging that clergymen b9 stImulhteta et ,i Io re-
resolution was also passed urging the lis 6hnEeh a.
Brooklyn and Garden CITY, Alter taxing
measures 10 correct the delinquency OF the
parishes In tho diocese toward the diocesan
fund. the Convention adjourned.
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work,ngmcn In Union square.

About six hundred persons mot in Union
square l.t m1lt pursuant 90 can issued ty Che United
Drccnhack Lahor an ortnsm' us rsr u"r-t "a IN.
California election" Georsc Blair was chosen ChHir.
man. and hc made a buof speech, ur.n- thc working
men OF aus % od.r,.ar fle politicians lul llk after
their oWn.nicrcsts lle roal letter. from r-r's'n9n
Nurch OF MiIur. who wa, krut AWAY hA iIt'-- Nr
Hlalr al.' rgai o. litter t'm t.u-les>mtn "..ur ol
Iowa who hc said. was lcuIIpN watching tIr tI, YES
iu Nnsl4N.uu Resolutions were adopted appr, ,iu. Ic
new Constitution ot California. ami drcauu- 70 Go lt hr
duty C labor and financial rclutnt. to strive To- .Ufuir
anew Constitution for tins state as radical 1s the one
lust adopted an California
wcrkinsmcH's association, would soon tc tutMld IA
a., A. lll-flrt
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WAsHINGToN May 21.-It is expected that the
Senate amendments 10 the legislative, Executive, and
judicial Appropriation hill will be coucurlcd m hy the
House within day or two. and the bin be sent to lves
TINS wcch. The veto message is already prepared
Devcns 10 whose department the riders concerning tho
deputy mar,hals ant supervisors Of election c,ncclab
nplD RAIN has Furnished Hayes with his SION, tu t
h The veto VIII NOT hc very long II Will say thnt the
o deputy marshal Is quite as nect ssa9 ~ lec eec
tons as the Use Of troops at the polls.
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A verdict of s50, iO7 Against a Nanrood.

CHAMBERsnuRG, Pa May 21-The case Of
James Marsh against the Maruu>burs and Potomac
Railroad, which has heenon trial in the United states
District Court OF West Virginia several w.eAs crni.
mated A1,W days Hsoln verdict ot snhtIfi for the
IlAuuh Tie sut was for balance duo on the cJntAc
iur Ludug tine road The cause OF action urose before
The Central Virginia Railroad Company lrasgl tie Mar
uust urg ant Potomac hlrudd aui t" verdict does not
ut,ct tic Interests OF the iormcr corporation
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PARIS. May 2l-The Committee on Technical
Questions appointed by the Daren Canal Congress, has
abandoned an projects except that for canal via Nica
iagua with locks and that for canal TO connect mon
Rav with Port OF Panama In its rupu. io Ice pfc
scntcl on Friday the Committee will invite the Congress
10 decide finally between these two routes
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Jumping from Niagara Suspension Hrldse.

NIAGARA FALLS, May 2l.-At o'clock this
afternoon Steve Pierre Of prummonsvillc ont, walked
on one OF the brace wires from the Canada side to the
centre OF the new suspension bridge and back again,
performing us gymnast on the wire AT o'clock MI
H. T. Peers. of Tceterye, ont. as per Advertisements
Jumped from the centre Of the bridge INTO Niagara RIVER
100 eet below lie had wire attached 10 cylinder hnd
fastened sort of harness under his arms And over his
shoulders which kept him upright The descent was
made in four seconds Mon In boat picked him up lie
came up all risht ana IL sVoi shape. lie viii probably
jump again IN July
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Printing Me saln,er Committee re.tlmonr.

WAsmNoroN. May 2l.-Thc House Committee
ou rnuuns to-day authorized Chairman snglot 20 re.
port 10 the Npu~u NvulhN rcsp.il.u ruNoIltu- tle
uriuuus ni tht tr-uuuaN taken lN NJ NnNtOi, 'lait
t, lu 10, IuNt ,t-uuo uf tr tNNtndlturo u t lr4N
WN Department The Hel publican, WI tuiunHigty
labor tu pre- vent the Adoption ui THIS res luton
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Trotunr In the Gentleman. Driving rari,

match Tor S2OO, milo hoais, m harness, was
trottod on the Gentomans Driving Park course ycster
oaX 10y George shipman's geldlnS Squeclr and D. b.
IIcrrng toms mare Carrie Tie horse VASE Ryorte tor
20 70 Is and after The first hall nnle the race was ey
IDENTIFY has lie won IN two sua.ht meats in % and
Il Sdueelcr uotted mile IN 2j3a aiew days aso IN a
trlal Vi speed.
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ENDING TIE LONG SESSION..
I'm LEGTSLITtRE's WORK ON THE DIY
BLEORE ITNIL IDJOURNMENE

a strong Republican Movement 60 Remain
for Ten Davs LonRer-Politicnl Points to
be Gained Its Failure Inst EVening-Icgis-
Iauon Hurricdly Disposed of Yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25
The Arlington Striko.
WILMINGTON, March %. Is

WILMINGTON, March %, 1879.
Mr.. EDIToR.-I see other papers, ,he
Republican and Erery Erening d Com
mercidt, great amount of talk about
the Arlington strike, and more, | am
told that Mr.. Gambrill would like to
starve the poor Of Brandywine out, but
the poor of Brandywine could buy and
sell him. And, Mr.. Editor, he has been
going to other mills to try to get the
bosses not to hire the strikers, but the
gentlemen of the other mills have been
more honorable. During different times
he has made the employees work over
time without paying them for 1t, but he
has given them one apple for it and if
they did not like that they could leave
La regard to him shutting down the mill
that is not so.
lie laid to shut down on account of
the employees not working for thirty
eight cents per cut. as he wanted them to
do. There are 5 or old women who
would work for about $500 per month,
now | think they ought to be clubbed
out for undermining the others.
BRANDYWINE.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25
OLD NEWSPAPER FRIENDS.

Esquire Hagany wa, busily engaged in
moving his office effects, this morning,
and among other old papers he came
across some DELAWARE GAZETTEs, com
prislng the isSuses from November 9Th ot
December 10th, 1896, inclusive. Bound
with these were copies of the semi i-week-
ly CdreVs United states Record, of PhiIa-
delphla, from June 18th To August 18Th,
lI9S, inclusive. The DELAWARE GA
zErTE was then owned by W. &. Smyth,
who bad just purchased II from Bonsall
" Starr, and the office, according to the
new publishers announcement, was in
the rear of the new Fire Engine."--
These valuable relics are now at the GA
ZhrrB ofiice for safe-keeping until Es-
qure Hagany gets safely located in his
new quarters at the $. T., corner of Sixth
and Shi Dley stretts
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25
Congress Yesterday.

In the Cnited States Senate yesterday
large number of bills We're introduced,
including one by Mr.. Whyte to provide
ior the paymeht of certain advances made
to the United States by MARYLAND and
Virginia. a resolution was passed re-
quiring the Secretary of the Treasury to
furnish amount PAD supervisors of elec-
tion i'll lsTG and 1875 in excess of the
amount allowed for circuit court commits
sioners. y resolution was also passed
calling upon the Secretary of the Trcasu-
~ To furnish elaborate information con-
corning the negotiation Of United States
securities, the amount ef interest paid.
&c. a motion to proceed to the election
of officers Of the Senate led to a long de-
bate, after which the nominees OF the
Democratic caucus were elected and
sworn in.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25
To BE Hung.

The coming Spring, 10000 pieces Of
wall paper and 1000 pairs Of win
dow shades, all from the reliable
Wall Paper House OF J. Il. Holt, 223
Market street. Mr.. Holt is selling 15c.
paper for 12ac., l2ac. for 10c. Zoe. for
Sc, ana Sc. for &c. per piece. These
goods are Of the very best make, and
guaranteed at full length. Mr.. Holt
will sell you enough paper and border
to paper room Il It. by II fl. for the
small sum Of 70 cents. SO, you see, pa
pering is cheaper than whitewashing.-
The spring designs are stylish and beau
tful. Good oil shading 1Sc. per yard.
Window shades and fixtures, hung COM
plete, Sl.To per pair. Gilt papers and
Dado work 30 per cent lower than ever.
Give us a call and be convened that the
above is no humbugging advertisement
but facts. JOHN X. Holt, 2Z3 Market
street. feb17-Gtf.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25
AN EXCITING CHASE

This morning, as officer Dowln, ofthe
Third District, was passing Fourth and
Adams streets ho was called by Peter j.
Ford, grocer, corner of Third and Adams
street. The officer went down to him,
and was informed that IA colored man hay-
ing III his possession watch and ham
had Just passed along Third street.
The man wa, about three squares ahead
OF the officer, and upon seeing the officer
coming toward him, he started on a run.
The officer gave chase, and when the sls.
pected thief was passing through Hedge
vile, he dropped The ham. The chase
continued until the negro reached Bro sn-
town, where the officer lost sight of him
The officer secured the ham aud il is now
at the police station awaiting an owner
VINO the man was, or who he had robbed
is unknown.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25
REMOVALS

This being the LEGAL 49,
not help but notice furnig,n,he fD%g e'tre.s1
with household goods p,uuie ,uo' can
direction. There is bn', Inio,.vVlngl h
the removals this vcar ""' ll'tle % doth
than for many years pas, VIII be n]
Among the buslhe.s' '' y
lowing: S'feet Were a,
o,S Mr.; r David Mccloskev h..
Sl2 Market street, to All 4', ,,, halter /
Mark l.. Garrett. p,,'. ,alle stres
street. "'het 70 n! !
j, X. Fisher, clotAler f,o.
to 4O6 same street from lliNu
Adams Il Bro. from ,o,
their handsome n.w st"ra "'o aats
street. ''''ei No. ~ ,
), 7. Wilson, dry good. g..
ket mdnad street. to 5o5 King srrr'1 r'oI q q
" w; W.; B. Jeaeris, dry good, :.
M atket, TO 5Q7 same sireat Hoa
Esquire Hagany. frn,n
street to one door above ,'r., =" VI
I'll removing to Sixth and ST. 9'a1!
oohn Dunn, removes from P',yM 7 !,
ware House, to the Swami ~ H. 'ls
Fourth street. " ii'ie, u
Mrs. Cathari.ie Green. will
proprietorship of the p.l1 ,.' NJ. "Har'
Il. ID. Gibson, ESQ, latc rs's , Ha
the Swami Hotel, win re,il, n'9prsI
life. '''i'e y I'd
w. w: Anthony, of New c,r.
'iioae he Gno :" 40 '4e restaurant lately 4,
oy Geo. NJ. Bacon, On west T5,I. 4 r
John n; Mulhausen, mercb,r, !
from 4i5 King street, to 7lo Yuan Is
Chandler & Huxley, frni, Gua'| ,
D e. Fourth street, to Il5 Kirn "stl "a.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25
POLICE CASES

The following eases were disposed of
last evening and this morning by Mayor
Almond:
William Dewitt and James Bridgeman
FOR assault and battery on solomon
Smith, were each required To pay So and
Costs.
Newton Lamplugh was arraigned on
the charge OF using indecent language
toward Emma Murphy. The evidence
did not prove the charge and he was
dismissed.
James Conner for being drunk and
disorderly, was required TO pay s3 and
costs.
A. Stradley and Daniel Mccormick,
for disorderly conduct, forcing their way
INTO the resldence of William Dennis,
ana using obscene language and commit
nng an assault anu battery upon said
William Dennis. Penalty SO and costs
each
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25
An Iinporlnn1 SnIe.

At the City Hall. Wilmington, on
Saturday morning next, at IL O'Clock,
Mt. j. I. Head will sell at public sale
the well known Grubb farm (late Of
Geo. Jackson), located on the road lead
ing from New Castle to Newport, near
its junction with the Hare's Corner road.
THIS farm is most desirably located, con-
tains over lO4 acres, is well improved,
and altogether is one of the finest farm
IN New Castle county. 1t will
be sold positively, on accommodating
terms, and should attract the attention OF
all persons Interested in real estate.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25
LETTER FROM SAM'L TOWNSEND
or the DELAWARE GAZETTE,

or the DELAWARE GAZETTE.
The readers of the GAzErrR will re-
collect that IN the controversy about New
ark College have been very charitable
10 tlie fellow that runs the Newark Le,lq-
-Esllhg or Esllnk--knowing that in a
small town like Newark their paper must
lall below the average one-horse papers.
1t says | am pig-headed. This fellow was
only brought TO that town to do their dir
ty slandering; but it appears this dwarf
Esl'nk, who from the appearance of his
mead resembles cross between coon
and an ape, is very mach elated at an ar
ticle of Bill XXX Croasdale, of the Err
cry Ecen'ng, against me, and had not this
coon and ape-headed Eslink lived on the
confines of Cat Swamp he would have
seen my reply in the GAZETTE to his
friend B. c. NXX., of the Ererv Eren.
ing. Now Mr.. Coon and Ape.beaded
Eslink of the Newark Ledger. | have a
warm and charitable feeling towards nv
fellow-man, and it always makes me feel
sorry when | look at such fellow as
you, for 1t brings to mind curse in Scrip-
ture that no deformed coon and aDe.
headed beings shall enter the Kingdom of
Heaven. And although your friend. scala
waS BIZ MN Croasdale is a fifst-class
inildel and splendid swearer, he is not so
liable to be rejected at the gates of Hea-
ven as you are, for Bill xxx Croasdale.
| admit, has the appearance of an ordi-
nary mortal and you have not, and there
fore come under the meaning of that par-
!ticular clause of Scripture. In conclu-
sion, the Newark College men, | am glad
to see, have abandoned the project to get
money through our Legislature, for they
have allowed you to personally insult the
members of the Legislature generally.
and You close your article by asking the
good Lord to deliveryou from such men.
l shall save this copy OF the Newark pa
per of the 22d of March to take to Dover
with me two years hence, if should be
living and the old college friends make
new requests.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
Townsend, March 24th, 1879.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25
A Cheap PurcllaSe.

W. NJ. Kennard & Co, GZl Market
street, opened this day a case of their
celebrated double faced Debeges ofwhich
they have sold large quantities at 80 cents
per yard, and considered at that price
cheap. But feeling q need of something to
sell at about 80 cents and not being salts
fed to sell the narrow and inferior goods
measuring only 81 inches-which are
now being sold in this and other markets
30 cents, they have concluded to sell
this purchase at 52a cents measuring 30
inches full. Samples will be given fol
compar son in this or any other market
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25

Everything neededinalir,,t,,,
stove, is to be found In theI1,'N' y
hdn9e. This range with tv.o,,
patterns of cook stoves j, IN Ltg
II. f. Pickels's, Nos. I and 9 r + \
street. =; Y Y
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25
Departure Orthcu..

The steamer George Leary v1q
been undergoing repair, Al IN. 1.'S /
" Holhngsworth Co. Ish T ,1
noon. She went to AlexspI-i, Y 4
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25
TNHE ARTIzANs SAVINGS Bl
b02 MARK EFT STREET Il

b02 MARK EFT STREET, Il
IHCoRPoRATED JANUAgYA
Open to receive deposits daily I'D
M. until 4 =. NJ, and on Tuesday 4
urdav evenings from To o'elock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DlVlDEynI
regularly made In April and 0clO53
When dividends are not wlhlnT
re accounted AZ deposits, Thus p1
deposits compound their Interest I
each year.
MANAGES.
Clem ent ii umyth, George v. B
Chas. W. own d, Georges Csl
Nathan'l X. Benson, NJ. l., Ll1tHl
Henry +. Dure, Edwari lI-
W. Hastings, Job H. lniN1
Edward Pusey, WIN. l. sEIi
Anthony HiggiA
GEO. W. BUSH. Hsl
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice PrslE
feb2i v T.. T. TAYLOR. l'aE,
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25

EIRST national bANK
OF WlLNlyGd
nEPosiToRf OF THE PUBLIC NJ
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS or rup
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25
FIFTH EDITION.

A Decrease Of the City Debt.
City Treassrer V n;ent will on April
LIST decrease the city uebt s5 ,l50, by pay
ing off bonds falling due of that amount.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25
Pert N.xu~

The schooner "Cabada,h sailed from
TINS city yesterday, light. for Philadel-
phia.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25

Philadelphia and New YORK EYcbul
nished TO regular Deposilors w,tboul1
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25

ED WARD Belts, pREsrpys,
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG c.l
Paid up Capital, 49,
The daily gazette., 1879-03-25
DIRECTORS

Discount days, Mondays and Tn,
ar IN NJ
, 1879-06-03

II. Later on. her 1oyc for writing camo again
upon her, nl'i sbc wrote a cbs,,nj11 stor, iu.t a
jittls While before Icr death. iva yenrs ago.
IThu manuscript Is now la t,,c ha1da OF i,cc
brother julian, who eventually Intends irving IL
10 tic public. Those whn lnfc reau thse' main.
ac.jpt declare it superior to ANYTHING whjcl,
Julian i1ns yat written. Just ycnr before her
death, Cna was engaged 10 d Mr, Wcbsler, a
NaW Hnrb in,trnaIst ~ hrt1Innf rrn,r5tn liz lad
loved her ior years, knew ali abput ier carjY
unhapplncsu, but finally won her consent to
become l,Is wife This last wear Of hcr Iifo was
a very Happy one, as her lover was in every
froin her past by tic sunshine Of the present.
Why ile angels In heaven won't enyylng ,hcse
two loving u,ottals, know not, but MI. Web.
ster never returned from SEQ voyage; tic SLIP
went t1own uitl, all IN ooartaul Una lied sElnrt-
afiervard. mud lies buried IN an English church.
ynrd.
Julian Hawthorne loved his sistcr Una, devot-
edly, and VIA very bitter acnnst Koso far mar.
, 1879-06-03
%; THE ENGLISH IN INDIA.
n Strange Clapser tn tho Htstory OF Apglo-
Suxau Civilization.

csrrskpondsnce 4Se,o rork Herald.
LUCKNOW, March 8,-Our visit to Lucknow
was tnudc pleasant by Oleuttng our friend, ".
c. Chopper, ESP, who had been feI1ow-pasaon-
ger Oh tLu Venctla anu whose guests VIC wero
during our stay III the anclcnt md memorable
city. Air. Cooper Is tllu chief Judicial Ut,1cur ot
tlls district Al1d lives tn lar.o nud pleasant
housu III the English quarters. -,
But the must flulous achievements OF Mr..
Cooper hc tells with een.o OF h,l,llor that
shows how AtnnslnE even The suppression oi
,ntltiny may become. a subordinate ol1lrcr
Of native tegtmcnt wus llangcd. TN Ills
person were found about <A51, !io asked
wlnt was to bo dunp With this tnouey,--"hu huv-
itg, no doubs," says alr. Coupur, iii d piayflll
nlootl, "iu his mind some tcstamcntary dis.
position TO matie, a,sd tayosy!Ws tseseIu tho
question ~ to rcsdAsry leEatcrs." " Ilc was
Informed" saYs Mr.. Coopcr, In tho Same atrY
tono, tint after dclluctilg 81 yupeeA fSll1, tho
price OF tho gailows OIL whtct, hu was u, swing.
tle bala1Ics woull 10 credited 10 Tho State."
dlsaru,eu in MAY and kept under guard. On
July ~ soRle IcatllnAn III thu regiment killed
tic Majus, THE auther u st.la murder WIS Il
fayt,rite named Prakush ran1iy, who sslsllcd out
81 sse s rs Sat au upa xsa u liz % surssaas ss @
Major Wns ulso sla!i,. Tho Iwepty.slxtll had
served with .iisetlctlo1, In Iaany can,pa.ens,
,,otab!Y !h ii'u Afghan ra,,pa'gn of lSA. WIS
thought tho fi.ityes wouiu run saath to Duiht
tn }uth sho King. But thry tpnk Ii northern
drtetsan, away from Tie war, anxious ~ reach
Cashsnyrp, TO he u'at Of hula. Tiny had ,o
guns. There Was a dreischtng rain md tho
country WIS almust l0udcd. 'iile troops e.lt,le
~ With tnen'. slloot'uT $50 and driving sl.cln
Into tic river, drowned Inevitably. ''tou wcai:-
eucd a,ll furnished "a they tutl4t hays heeu ur.
ter their forty miles tllKl,t to hatliu With thu
Hood" Tl'c lnain etdy escaped, swimming an.!
floating 10 III island, "wllsre lieY might 10 de-
srrIcd cruustln% liku u brook Ut Wild fowl.:'
Mr. Cooper started out t. eapturs tiltm. ilc
huti with lin an aged Sikh EllieI, a,nl hu ex.
pai.,vl to t.,y sikf. that he proposed to capture
lie fugtttycs s'aftcr the 'aodcl u uc fox, iIla
Gooper explained this fable to tlle sikh
ulnl sAe other Chiefs It "tausca iuten4u
nlrth," md VIC cu,l Imagine tho lt4h spitits
with which tho purity sct about tse enter
prise. Tho doomed men with JOINED palms, tho
ltln.loo attitude Ut eltreatY. crowded tnto tho
bouts and were brought on shore. & III uttsr
despnsr forty or llts dastc4 into tlle strea,n Gt
Disappeared" No order was glysn to tire, and
the iuyit!yts. lars As. Cooucr. tn aarit ut