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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08

Frsneriok The Great il a jcslinel en.
counter was an Abbot Of the Catholic
monastery Of Camenz, who succeeded
in that 'highofEice the worthy Abbot
Tobias, an old fayorite and friend Of
the Protestant hero, whom, upon u
favorable occasion he had saved from
capture by a party of foraging Crost
horsemen The king disliked the
new Abbot as heartily sshe had liked
theo old one; bat having been hospit,
ably entertained by him during the
last visit he ever paid to Camenz, he
deemed it fitting to recognize his
hosts attentions by some special
mark of royal grace, and calling the
abbot to his carriage window as he
wis about to drive away from the
monastery gates, said to him:
"Ask me a favor"
'sire," observed tho Abbot, aour
second bass choir singer is recently
dead. Doubtless your Majesty can
dispose of many chorists in Berlin.
Will my AllMightiest, All.screncst
Monarch deign to begift US second
bass?"
The King, after moments reflec-
tion, replied
"I'll send YOU one from Neustadt
on the Dose" 49,.
1t flashed across.the Ahbot's mind
that Frederick had, some abort time
previously, set up an establishment
for improving the breed of asses In
the very town mentioned by him,
and foresecing what sort Of bass sing.
er the Kings peculiar humor would
prompt him to forward to Camenz
where;with to recruit its choir, he
promptly reipined
"Most Dread Sovereign, in token Of
our gratitude for your gracious boun.
ty, and in accordance with the cus-
tom of our Order, we shall bestow up.
on our second bass tho name Of his
exalted doner. He will be known in
our choir as "Fredericus secondus," +"
The King made no attempt to re-
turn this dexterous home.thrust, but
drove off in silence, which he main.
tanned unbroken for nearly an hour,
when, turningto his aide.de.camp,
he dryly observed: j.
"That is what one gets by joking
with fools.'
But he never again alluded to m
episode in which he felt hc had beon
thoroughly worsted.
It's a poor speller who does not
have an to business.
Going the rounds of the pross-the
cylinder.
As with a woman, so with the
horse. His back hair is his name
trouble,
"Well, wife you can't say ever
contracted bad habits" "No, cir;
you generally expanded them"
Mrs. Partington said that gentle
man laughed so heartily that she,
feared he would have burst his iocu.
lar vein.
q am satisfied with my lot" said
areal-ostate owner who held pieco
Of city ground worth FIVE thousand
dollars foot.
Brigham Young acquired the title,
Of general from having been called
'Briggy, dear" SO often by his nu.
merous wives.
A Glen's Fall chap has girl ma
med Apple. he says if squeezing
will do II, she will soon be cider.
The man who stole a mask to rep.
resent grizzly bear at a masqper.
ade ball, has been arrested for bear.
face robbery.
81 declare" exclaimed slovenly
writer, II wish could find pen
that would just suit me-" And in
stantly came The chorus. "Try a pig
pen.'
"Take wing" said e presumptu:
Gus fop to sensible Young lady, at
the close Of prayer-meeting, at the
same time extending his bent arm
toward her, Not Of gander,' she
quietly replied, and walked home
with hHr rnnthpr
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08
ATTORNEYS.
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va roaLiESoH d. " IoIsLEY
romLINsoN & PoLsLEY,

A tsorneys snd CounGelors at Law, Poin, Plea
II NAT, West Virginia practice in the County Of Ma.
sr; the United States District Court for West Virginia
EFPronpt attention given to the collection Of CLAIMS
eoTV.tsa to them. Address, Point Pleasant. ". Va
tao O. IS;9=Iy
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08
KNIGHT s. COUCH,

tnrneys at Law, will practice ia the counties Of
p Mason and Putnam Address F.. h. Knight, Al
Fo'Et plea,ani West Virginia atS-Mr Couch Is No.
my Public for Mason county. tj0na, Is7s-Iy
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08
JOHN W. ENGLISH,

uornsy at Law, wll practice in the Courts Of Ma.
son, Putnam and Jackson, and in the Court Of Ap.
p~sh Of West Virginia Address Point Pleasant Mason
.eaH'y' Yves. Virginia. Lian 8, is79-ty
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08

Mrs. Partington said thatagentle-
man laughed so heartily that she
feared he would have burst his iocu.
lar vein.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08

Brigham Young acquired the title,
Of general from having been called
"Briggy, dear" SO often by his nu.
merous wives.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08

The man who stole a mask to rep.
resent grizzly bear at a mssqper.
ade ball, has been arrested for bear.
face robbery.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08

"Fake wing" said e presumptu:
Gus fop to sensible yonng lady, at
the close Of prayer-meeting, at the
same time extending his bent arm
toward her Not Of a gander," she
quietly replied, aud walked home
with her mother
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08

q an satisfied with my lot" said
a areal.ostate owner who held a pieco
Of city ground worth FIVE thousand
dollars a foot.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08

A Glen's Fall chap has a girl ma
med Apple. He says if squeezing
will do it, she will soon be cider.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08

"Well, wife you can't say 1 ever
contracted bad habits" 'No, sir
you generally expanded them
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08

81 declare" exclaimed a slovenly
writer, II wish could find a pen
that would just suit me-" And in.
stantly came The chorus. "Try a pig
pen.'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08

As with woman, so with the
horse. His back hair is his name
trouble.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08
The Weekly Register,
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08

Going the rounds Of the press-the
cylinder,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-08

1t is poor speller who does not
have an to business.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
CONFIRMATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The Senate IN execu-
tive session to-day confirmed the following romina-
tiOns'
George b. Corkhi TO be United States Attorney for the
District Of Columbia.
alted states Aiorneys-Carcs Varien. for tho district
OF Nevada John h. Valentine tor the Eastern District OF
Pennsylvania- -
Lieutenant. JOhn G. Mitchell
Iostadaer- Miss Euulce g. Coburn, 40 franklin ". III.
The g. nate also confirmed tho nomination Of Captain
Homer Blake to be a Commodore In tho Navy. This
actou Was reached after another two hours debate In
continuation OF discussion commenced last Tuesday
upon tho lcgal questions then mentioned as being in
yoved 10 the oppos ton 10 Captain Blakes promotion.
and 10 that Of Captain T. Barrett, made by friends OF
Captain Egbert Thompson, Of NewYork now on the
tired isi claims that he Is entitled to restora ton
and promotion ia preference 10 Barrett or Blake.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

cTnss sSi cTnge ing Hand as Ar0o@ In TIE matter
seeeat Tsrm-By judge Barr 1smonis agt Ci aoid-
YORK steam Ntsat?n Compaay SEQ m'nora llum kIcs.
By Judge Van Bfunt-Po ter agL Bech ANA others
BY Judge Iawrenee.-Anderson -Grantel Ber
enbroick et ~ agt Beat ie-tiranie'; ,
eicca,e ana 1aenamsa.s ,et,led Clarke as' Roter -,
C,tcui~FiT UI-By Judge Bonohue -poros agt
Hucrstd ia fgnrnt f'T tho Linnuu see memorandum.
-Keck AT Werder-Orfer eitied. BALDWIN ag AZ.
don e a-Nonou denied without COSTS bal a-t HsareiL
erc-hiOtion denied. whitman o. ago HOfrJn.-l lfa on
denied without costs Kerr agt TsrSlipser ct all tnS
Jidenent ior ti p1inf iiooa@ ,si hr Hcal,h DEPART
.Bn3ryG BiIira9 a e,sSer ~ or on ss, q
calendar ton frday January g. n run a Leckman 90 n
oreer dsoontnuiug action. Mastelson ast Pyge et al
defendant Phyfi efc Johnston the Er.h sai Nona
America Royal Mail steam fae1ei Company NeAenan ag
ance Howe agt the Broadway ana s,yenh As nue Rail
oIy y t5 o lion aS lyiia, t9 " % ei J ar scsct ..
Judgment sale sache aei White
order yscains oisr o. arrest etc Psr.es ss sas Asyor
agi same same AKA same same AIT same-ofders OF sub
Common Pisas-Special Tsrm-By Judge beach,
Schau sgi the Dry DOCK Savings BanE-Case anu aeni'
BY Judge Van Hoesen.In ,he matter o. etc. o. Mas oon
agt n q toi IN tne ae'ei % o. IT, s ~ ~
gTanted zee memorandum on de.
Marine Court 80 LkdBbTs-BV judge Hawes.-
Van schack Moi0ns denied Meyer agt Siafs.-Mouonip
dischai granted papers kl Bfh.
man.see memo andum; Reddix ag, ochIan. ompiain
dismissed with Shcpart agt WinIDglul HOLDER
her ag NAV sherman agt Cambres 1anssg ~trrc
Motions granted. Urban Musfcr-Arlst vacated
cause and grained. Ihe-National Assocac
Press limited KOhn-Orr reseIt ~ an aed. Tucker
~ Hyliestfd Otalltcnau agt PeEl
rest Gamble Reed Reard ae hess Gilbert llL Hess
Jones agt Jones Moran AT ksyi Narth akL lfonaHs
Campbell ag. The Campbell Printing Press haBaiaeturns
Company PrtchaId agi. Elliott, Celer agt Ceor MASK
qct tieisorOriers and ned. The international
kecOrd Company agt. RulzbaeheT -acc memorandum
I,v Judge Sherda0Nheeler agt HniBnt % innn direct
eeusuaont OF costs. ConnoF etc. agI snitrcasr set
tied died.
III.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
IN APPEAL FOR CITY MISSIONS.

MEETING At THE BROADWAY TABERYAcLE-AD-
DRESS BY THg REV. A. F. sCHAUFFLRR.
The Rev. A. +. Schauflier occupied the pull
nit Of the Broadway Tabernacle sunday highland spoke
on behalf of tho City Mission.
There are many knots subject said the speaker;
knots which 1 have striYen to unite. and in many
cases have failed wish to draw your attention TO the
tenementhouse life below FOurteenthst Were the needs
OF the poor people inhabitng those places only spiritual
we would strive to get along without calling upon you
for assistance but their material wants arc so Dp-
merous and constantly before them that II is almost
impossible TO extend the without relieving the
other Now. then the question arises: What shall we
do for these poor aud suffering peopoi Shall we grind
them p leaving their ashes for the winds OF heaven to
scatter brOa icast over the land, shall make
mighty effort and relieve thenf What shall
do with the vicious. whose hand Is ready
10 close over things that belong not TO
HINT You may ask, What makes them vicious
From morality crime ls only step, and when man
"a down. tempia:i not easily overcome when
our spirits are buOyed up with hopes Of prosperity.
Some arc vicious from their boy hood II the path
that aeemed 10 them, and Que IN which they
unthinkngly entered
culatng libraries. Tdese very useful 10 certain
extent but much dependence should not be placed
them Discretion too. should be used by he teachers
a boy OF ten such book for instance as
Edwards the WILL" or " M0flcys United
Netherlands" the probabilities are he will return
IL unread In the Seventeenth Ward there Is
population OF 100000 threeqnarters OF whom chill
drep: aud in the ard toere only
sunday schools the superiBtendenfs of whieh
closed with an appeal for more missions.
Tue Rev. DR.. Taylor also spoke briefly.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
sENrENcED FoR YARIous cRIMEs.

In the General Sessions yesterday number
of prisoners ue ,ded guilty and were sentenced John
RYAN. December % 1870. stabbed Miehae p. La"lor,
o. No lG9 Greeuwicn.st lie was sent to state PRISON
for thre. years and % half
Patr. Burke stole several parcels from the Pennsyt
wanna Eail~ ad Company 0Hle tncy were being con-
ycycI across the ferry Jersey CITY. early IN ISIS lie
was sout 90 state prison tor thrca years
Patrick murphy sua',l,d watch igom the pocket Of
Pst..s Dl.,.n ou Janurry A. ia tAe Madison square
Garl.n tie was seniegcci 70 state prison for two
rfur-.
Frsuoi. Howard was detected J51uely 3. c'cTyi3g
away i.,m thc Store of Recra "a OJcr'"a1er co., No
600 0iirsI Is GEL. of fNk. ilo vl- s.utcaoci 10 stale
nr' .rg for fyU years AVID SIX mant9s -
I'm. r.c..ls " Max Carier Z1wn, No. 80 West
c.v.rfsr -. WIS tfIrl HF burglars Uu tl' niFlt
of N.-.m mIr~ T. john Eocnf"it aud Charles wilson
r.rr. Ifr.tv on s.i,pici0D IneY PLEADED guilty., ani
Eoeafftt was sont % th' rcioruatory and wilson to
-.atc Irl roe 'Yr five years.
Al aftea.u. @is .'ldc 90 rob the premises or Julius
E1uIpu. .fa.r. so. GO EfvIth-iy'.. on Jarlorv ny
John Or and william Mr1itnus orr wascauyht break
r m the door ans was su0L lie We taAen % Roosevelt
Hospital. whore he now s.. Mc,iauus, WHO Stood on
me sidewalk aud kept watch. wa5 sent 20 state Prison
tuLrc years.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
CLAIMING A DOVER RIGHT.
INTERESTING STORY OF A PLAINTIFF on The WIT
NESS STAND.

NESS STAND.
Joseph Musliner Moses Slusliner and Isaiah
Tresner joint owners of the property at No 100 Gold
s have been saed IA the supreme Court by Mfs selma
Bartlett VINO claims q dover right in the premises b 10
fore Judge Van Worst yesterday the plaintiff testh.d
that she was the widow OF Caleb Bartlett who conveyed
the property IN Goldst without obtaining her rclin-
quishmcnt of dover she testified that she was mar
red 10 him April 4. 1853 in house at SiXth-ave and
Thirtvsxth-st By the Rev. DR. Corey The certificate
OF marriage has been destroyed by fire. She first
met Mr. Bartlett while she tenant OF his on staten
Island In 1877 and after the marriage which was pri
vate and MOI known to his friends she continued 10 1--we
on staten Island. Her husband WAS stricken down with
paralysis III Broadway stage aud when she had found
him in the Bay Wow House 10 staten Island she had
BIN removed the Hospital for lncuIaDlcs on Back
wells Island. where he died. DR.. Leach, BfOOkiyr
phvsician about seventy years Old AMI brnthcrnaW
Gf Nr Bartlett test feel that the attcr Lad once tOd
him that he was married if his relatives hnew IT, nc
added they would rais' q row. Mr Bartlett asked bin
u come aud ms heir and when he paid the Vi-it
led im lo bedroom whore the p.aIntt was W,th "er
infant child Other witnesses testified tO fiHiir a'-
ku0wlroguouts by Nr. Bartlett An elderly woman
named Krone testlci mat she was pre'u at thc rai-
maze in sIxth-iye. Tho testimony Tor thc deicnce,
aiming show tlat the pi1uGG Wa. not Tie NLc oi M
Bartlett, his not yet been Introduced.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
DECISIONS-JAN. 12.

SH,yene Court -ChaDlbejs-By Judge DonOhue.-
Walton Day.-Defendant stayed for non payment OF
costs Fass raasWh.re IN the evidence ot no other
ploceodne In the matter OF Pray.-Mrt diSn ssed see
memorandum Hall agt MeadaPiaintin cannot name guard
ian ad Iten UarOls agt HuefstJ Judgment for plaintiff
see memorandum Denn0t agt vieeObjeet1ns sustained
FIs agt Rce-Moton must be heard merits Crln act
order stand tho insertion OF the additional
adayit read Fay ag granted ON payment
of g no cOsts Carhart agt Canean Mckay ag Jarvis Con
drey agt Ienz-Ordcr sisned liaflc agt HarL-Jnstce
renee decided motion and tho the merits
before him the Special calendar and the motion sent 20
him 10 the cause reached King agt Thatcher
Jenui,on gt the Citizens Savings Bank IN the matter OF
HccIman In the OF the New Protestant Episco
nal Chufe In matter of Kendall In the matter OF Beers
-Moiions granted memorandum. Murray agt rimper
Motion dened soc memorandnm Einfnins agt Lennon
uaii at Meade, same sGt memorandum Cham
bsria1 agt Beaseeh denied yoepe agt voelpel
Js and AIT Arnold 0rinne agt Baker Same Ggt fn
The matter In the matter OF Wood Madison sgt
adison In the matter Of Martin oriune agt Baker
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
rnrrrn .rArFs SrpREME CnrRT.

WA,uINGroN, Jan. 12.-The following bu>i-
ness - transacted ia TIE supreme Cour OF the United
s.urr, To-day:
on motion Of 'fr. Enocn T9Nea. Franc, ". wright ana
cuu o oi lt>u-ion. KY. amt j. u Noofc of owe Snor'
Of a.teu. motion o., b. r. Euter Ihcoore T. " yer on
Cliy, 1l wo..ne J O Biomarlii se'.se D A"oinSo.;
~ tt M-. or in,' i ny ., ~, 1,ion =
rri the T,r, paelrc Bs'riai company. FROM Texas
lce.7l presented sio Vna, cv.u rlirJat o. otlei
c.rpolal ol s .3' .r .ais. .aiis & 2 n @ en ,1 M ,b
rcsc.t usan employees dett vas lt IL ', c e 90
b." ~ ,rv t,,, cor5orlno a. not ,nlr fos inures
h.s fellow servants rh' court hold. tht
cXtcptian. one of which, srisos ron tho obligation
@ranst ~6e6 he may be euardca by proper dilgenoe.
Jcdgmrni o. ses.d ana cause w. IL ~, "a, m co I & ~ "
dcaVtici me oriuou No ll8.-O D.. Dcl son plaintiff IN
Sg,nr ds,ynrei ne opniun 80 l2-Wilam r. Ayres.
appellant. AIT dhe H{ OF ShSEo - ~. Ah'mca. ~,
Pollard pailttl ia error agf 1ha NewJer>ev Raruad and
m sis,aicd hy tc wife ol the paint IN cTor
while a ag Ca IS q ~, Ig r SG a,, o,Tl S3 ms
suit brought by husband an: VIE cOnlohty; ;
IN rms ,so seon Of ass%pst Des5Gss by the nus.
band and wiio is par to anoheT ssr ,s o"nao @y,1n
No 9i9E CCarington, IT, e al appellants against Georg9
Min ros;s cIson announcer by ihe Chrf Justice wit
ten opinion having been prepared Cd go, & lD's ,
hallway company; and No t35.-James W; Harvey ana
Lanes Nivcsy appc ants, AGAINST The ned States
missions mud The Doth rulo set aside aiG cases od ir
oral reached the regular call q the
In..ef yo ag..-lucy &. r. Gay, ct al appellants
against Catharluc Parpart-Mouon 10 dismiss denied
m IA The 81 utual Benefit Life Insurance. Company!
plSniiG in error aet J. J. Murphy ON motion OF \ :
WoIt ineton OF counsel for he pautn IN error discussed
with caSts 6iI-Tho Colorado central RabrOsd Con-.
ro n,oin II in error agt. Asher A. White, administrator
az, Eiun Colorado Suhmltted unfcr The twentieth rule
No l0g6- Edward - Gay, appellant agt. Chas. y. Alter
tieth raio. no. i020. go jos. 81 French. pla!niln
In Margaret \. wade widow, etc
From I0ns na.Subnntted under the 2Oth rule No 972
International Bans ct a., appellants act ioyt Shcr
msn AZ signes appeal Illinois. Submitted unasi hs
@0h rule No 1oi2-Wlliam Iching. appellant AIT HOyt
Sbrrnian appellee Appeal from Ilinois.-Submtfud on
briefs dlcd m "72 per siiplloton 80 800 Il, T. Champ
I'm ef al appeians ag Consolidated Association OF
pantst@ OF Louisiana Ct Motion IN dismiss submitted.
Numbers lA9 and i52John A. j. CreSwel ~ d. Conmis
snners etc AIT Thomas NJ LanRhan Argumeu concluded
Number IO-O Original Tho Denver and RIO Grande RaNa
Iomueny Petitioners ask Tor mandamds compel he exc
cntioI of mandate the supreme Court ia Numbers
81 81 Denver and RIO Grsndo Railway Company 2St
canon Clty and Juan Company Cd a. last Argu
ept By Samuel Shclabarger fOg petitioner and
coptinued by Sidney Bartlett IN opposition.
Adjourned until II O'Clock tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

believe have been the of bis death was sho"h
Il boite winch would hold about six ounces hpeileu
'Lautannln-PO son. aud containing about hat Tea
spoonful Il what appeared be laudanum, which was
said TO have been found table in the con ID Whieh
be lay"
Deputy Coroner RaeAe testified 10 the result oil the
autopsy aud the jury promptly found the Ferdiel .n"'
Benjamin c. Bogert TO his death py an overdose
OF lauG.uum taken by himself Wine iaoorlhS "uN''
temporary abeaatiIn Of mnd.'
Taerr were 10 new developments In the defalcaoD OF
Nh Bogcrt at The Produce Exchange ycsieiday'yei
members st discuss 30 ia it aspects wih con-
siderable interest The eXanlnation Of hr IV'eTI
books Was interrupted yesterday Dl MS luN@Ia'. @ - ~
sale viii 3D.. Opcncd to-day IA l. sore h thc hupo '"t
something he found which VII reveal lHe luS'b''
adopted 40 deceive tae Finance Commit &C. ana az ~ p
manner. scA he dsi o-cd oi me ll'-. IViIcot a a.
ktr vicente dent tIc EXch an ani chairman UI Hp
Finance Committee said yesterday tDat the c0hntFe
d bc,n ciargoi with d.rectOn Of duiy III not sccuf-
NO "a t,,r bond from air. BOgert Whch ne was re
elected said that upon Mr. Bngti n ec'iuu AZ
t,tt, Nh. cie, 10 the necessity bond. an Conn
s, + Fster adyIsed that IN condition OF the bond ana
lts language made II continuous. MI roster edlu g.
,rr it ne ma consulted with Other lawyers III rcll-
non 10 ue bond and they he'd thJt the suretes were
now legally liable for the amount, T-OOpv la "a,
BraeTt did not take any oi tle Olty ul Unict
bonds in addition tIe cash, II was thOughI nlSH "
accounted for rom the tact tnat ey were an registered
ulcr the name OF Produce EXchtnge ana cohu hot
have been transferred except bY Ordet OF te bOdIu o
M,uagcrs. /! Mr. BOg'lt nae Iypoihecieu ,hem tmO,
who made the advances would nave losl the a'o""''
VcePcsdent Parker said that was great SUR rise
t. hin uhc the full report OF the deIacd" ~
TIE iRIBUNE OIL Friday. At tie meeting of ihe boaiu
OG MdutstrS on thursday, al wien w fe,t ~
were made alta, the property OF hlr' boseIl' ~"
question giving the ease 10 the press was uisCs.u,
ana upOn the advice OF COUNSEL HilI hppol' I'm I'm n,
the members Of the Board agreed to make nOlbuE pu
lie. SOmc the memhers said that II was pun l'iS
President HInckcn gave the information ia yIStVe
President Hiucken. IL Is stated positively ina M
HlucAcn did give tae first information. ne con, con-
hriued facts obtained after the most carcl' ah"
uerSlSfeut WI