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hcrM nj, tic Ebbitt 1iDuse, and WIN WIS The
bright slar Of tho entertainment 1ast night.
CpStfND EVENTS,

coN1yn EVENTS.
Mrs. Admiral Porter Is tn l!ave reception
OH AlD1n!ny AFTERNOON from IN o, will. tniiG-
vi fG m ' s s atr Mss Il S'tf,stnfy ts ayyys, Ser3 "
i'uesEny there will l,o at lenst II tozcA kett!e-
drums; nilii ut night tho reception ut tho
Wiitu i!n'ias. by Invitation, In iD,,nr nf TIN
diplomats. Tho President, pr0litlnE by tho
by Unwilling i dozen OF tho leading corrc-
Spnndents.
Observation-Disclosures
l!nvc yet to be delivered on tale Representa-
lives ,aat teccast4l; and those Of Zach ClntI-
dHr aro bclnE prt,ttr'l In ltalnlsnNe yoltltllc,
Saor S ''ef s sHgaasX L III aXXpsnsys ct ShEs os Fss. r
T'reasnry; bit It il esse1sialIy eIassic. Tic
t'!neral.oratin'i wIicl. StlakslN'art, pulls INT"
lioss,,ct siflf owes / part of ills er,nruf fnnN,
10 Its efforts In thts partlcnar tlcl: aud thu
first nrnt0rical csTOrt Of .)ol,n QMlncy Atnlia
WINS his eulngy OIL I'afayctsr. Tile remarks
or Sent"r Mt,n'y 70, q" Sc oGaso!s XII 9E ts
greater pnrtinl nf tho 1lusl!hstal-ntl dresses
delivered Ut Congress tra Indecent g'Drtica-
tl0nst ns, tic liy!ig .att!lDpt to slow up tic
good lI0tiltA of tho tle,tl.
oull LEADING IApy:tAwYEfa
Mrs. De!ya Lockwood, nppears occasionally
tho tUNMifest AnIoyaltcu Of old Judge CHI
ford; but size llla flDt undertaken to tlrglle II
cnse tllura. III the ts'Wtr courts, sIsG aiHl
aDnlo of her professional sisters have 1rltlrr-
WHICH they have Invariably got Into II mutt
died condition. -Gttliur fru1n II hopeless ctn
fusion DI fHGls. or Tram M n)S.slce nl fnGts
nltngether,-bMt they. never VI a,lultt TINT
they nrn beaten. and tliuy !i0nlstur alol.g until
tho Judges have IL Stop tlletlt.
CoytIIsEss fIuuNnEiss ALONG,
the Democratic maturttirs avoiding MI pnsst-
bio transaction uf business tint iiay lead to
definite, md thus tli4plny, tho thoughts .liMl
thu views Ut SOME Ut thclr. wcnkGr vessels.
There arn questions ,allrad, however, tl'at
so,ne @ pyroteelluiic displays of sloq,ieilec:
Fun1ly qunrres, ton, hnvG nrisen wien NIL
was pcacn i,ai unity. I.i,ttu Mr. Vest, Of
Missouri, ll!s .!sal naughty words to b4rlY
r 5 sk }sf Of hnvs hMs'%syL ca;y Lr 1 Ssff9fs ie'1 }s '
at HncIl utller ovur tl,u nomination Of Meth.
0dtst minister III Georgu for Supnrrl lsur Df
the Census. As fur tho great lllancinl de-
bate, there nre srores OF CaligrGsssucli fully
imE Tint tie colaincrcinI MD agricultural t!es-
lt1ltes nf the un[On urc to iInhE {ftke the Dn-
lUg,,a.s:,usage Of tho nnrsery-tnle) from taleir
lips; hut II Is by no n,eAtls cgrtnii TINT tl!ey
Will get cl,aflcn tn shoot Oft ulclr carefully"
collcOctcl l,arnlig,ies.
THIS IS LEAP YEAH,
| aNd Tin4H lhny Atartle UrsiW by NIL open
pr0W,sa! vt nlarriAge, without offending tho
cullyent!onalitics af. Society. It Is hardly
probable, however. that many Ut Ollr bellies
will take tic iuitiat vc, altl'ongl. tllcy may
gmclously Indicate ~ nt|yanco TINT there
| need be no aptsehe,'xtons Of n refusal. We
| hare teHp-yGAr receptions tNu, Mt snihe Ot
| which yn!ing Hnobs lNlye ,hpEcatel with
banged lulfr without necs-collnrs or ties, ami
| wenrliig brnccscis.
I
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SMALL Change III tho xvcst.

HdNAss GOrrtypufsasftes IiotoH 4TuascFpl.
the shapo ut tws,, thlve, or four cunts IL ln.ket!
nIA'l with sn!uothtnY Ike scorsi III tho W1Ht
+ H. y.r ~ u esn,sl ' ~ Or tho o1'
] rctaiElua un tnrlttent which mo !f tho nler.
eharts of BulMa rsllatesl when s{nnktna VI hls
iliy hts prutmf mfntioa ftIr rrtiir,nR, ha won't to
14ittta hIs biIt which prnsGa 10 10 $1an 1u
paid ~, all! VIA utriting awuy whu.l ho was
r..,:nlfetl lIy tap on hls Shoulder and tho three
cents wcra, polluted out.
III scOrnfl,l uniazenlpnt hu throw down 10
centA, md MXttt1l stHrtpl nwny.
"1lerA Ii y'tlIr ChauKt. Etr, EAiA voice, IN no"
wIse overwhelmed by ILL contempt.
The inutvtntut wuyu4l ills huIl nnl bowed. -,
"Keep Il, slr. 'h1n Wnst!i1i aiti't. We
III"
, 1880-02-11
No.vs from tho Interior OF Africa.

rAN!s, Jun. @,-AllvtreA Vcelyetl ~ The
A,hIchlsop AZ IT Alglers stae fhat Y uKa IT.
protection Of King Altesa. T'lse EiIglisl,.. ifor
unknown reasons, wuru Mbont to leave TINT
region. Ii! Uluntti tho French missionaries
lla.l erected Il statiol. ,wllern tlley rescued
lad reached 1'abara, two Of their fnltr ele-
pha9ts surviving tllis experimental Journey
Dr. Van den Heaven was tilors awaiting. the
twn other pelEian explorers, WIG LIFT Brln,
gale Oh to Tansanylko to rejoln ii. Gas,lbicr.
Two. new ,leM6ers llaI re,sci!e.i TIC EngIisl,
mission at ultji, but the third hu,l tlletl
rn route, N; ueba!ze, aftsr y lang absence
ilal returned to tilt. Mlr. Btan!es's '. Ok.
Hedlu0n w the ConKQ, Capt. Cartar'a arrival
, 1880-02-11

# uInyanye'nN., WIG, tho nlsp!|an's seIt hy
ar!ni M H's 3 Il ' esrsy sf"f "f %i Axs?ia S js ssj"''s
aries, wifi Belgian ind EmRllsl! anxilinrles.
wrrc kuowr ut 'l'n,!sanyila. 'rlm deati' Of
N1ira'nIW WIN ts,sitly,siy t.$sert'sl, bnt re-
aries wrru cl,ruIi,lre.l witI, the tindlless nf
thu English encountered! on their rnutr. Mis-
sinnarips of chMrc! missionary s'rietlcs gMve
them oxen and sheep, tho l}ea,ula Ene1f4l,
NyHnza, nini lie Taltgapytkn EnrIisll lrnt
them their warehouses;, Thus following the
example vet by Ur. Kirk, tho C0Iall nj Xatl-
x!bar. One Ut the A!Eefians. III! the other
ninI, Ind cured ~! English missionary of Il
wound III the latsl threatening modification.
, 1880-02-11

l.fnAtr11Inent maker sratEdctl tho G,,tfuus
and tastcful by the pnhl!o exhibition ot biz or
gun, rianofortc, and othor Inventions ut his
Inu*alim n Prince street. Hanover Bqtnrr.
the vhnfo tDfnpusa Of mechanical sc!cco and
execution, nt cast IN hlH articles connected With
Ingenious novelties Was a pntr Of akatcs con-
trred to run IN whce!1. Supplied viii, t,nir Vt
these and v1n,int hu mixed fl tho motley Kluup
Carltsln House. Hnho Hlunro+ when nat h.vIhE
prpvitlct tho !ncnns Of rotarding hsa velocity ii
aanlnst mirror Of n,oru thun Ei6 vnlac. ,asllti
1t 10 atoms, h,rke his instrument to pieces, and
wounded himself most Severely"
, 1880-02-11

i Judge Drui,nen.l was engaEtal yesterday
III hearing u,I application OF the nueaiyvr nf
the Ohio IL Mississippi I.a'lrouAl To alIow aiiM.
to distribute o,l tho l|l'e Of his rol poles aid
either lt,sterals for thu construction Ut tele-
grapl ll,tps M thu right Ut way for tho
ih,ltlu,orc IL Ohio Telegraph Company. Thls
wus resisted by tho Western Unlon Telegraph!
Company ~ thy ground tlat Y coltrass lnH
riati C0npniIy that It woull not 10 anything
il facflitutv or ,lill any other telegraph coni.
Tke Ju.lgs allowed the lteeetyer to dis.
srIoute .pnIes anu nthur nlatsrlat aa desired
rlillr.l tU nuke ai!y order III rclution to H.
tln0lS.
, 1880-02-11

any one WHO will 4nke the trouble tu exainInc
tliH tntlso a, Gtfprt. Tllc ln.l,rtit GaI, lN cni
c!lAtc.l t, vs1tntnty. Ih!*t however. ls !lIa
tate tint while preparing for t!is WI should
rely npmn CAPT. Cnwtlci,'s outlets NJ MI thsn-
tlttn certainty frDnt overflow. This. will,
s,i1 mt, prutMr atNl rEllnhgn tonnage, ctItl,-
nnree will be IMPLY provided for III t!!c f.t-
llrc. "D9n
, 1880-02-11

Elizabeth Il. MefriAm tile,i u bill yesterday
against her lIusbund, Henry II. alerriunl,
charging him With cruelty III attempting III
kill iIur, and with failure To support lier, ait!
asking for II divorce.
1tusu ltulscl, askr.l for divorce from Joh,.
Isullscll iii tiu grol,nl Of cruelty,
hIary &. Telfalr nlso wanted like decree.
, 1880-02-11

fliltHt3 xfEl11EJltt Hf 1tiA3tln1tH. lEQtEae4tF,
and Il. cillcss. Retired. HI uilic,rs.
"The II, Ge,ternls, 1,f59 ot'leers, &c, go men,
and :sE' lndiAn scouts, with such Of tho
officers Of the general stnif as are n4S[gnetlby
tile War Department tn duty With tho trOdpst
constitute t',ear.ny propsr ;r tl,a ...ombattni
Iisfnnnt,t aro provil@l By law. for special
seFvlGn more Or leSs e0il1eGteti with tho army
nr nlilitEa, hut ara mt nva!lahle for frontier
defensc; as, f0rinstHllce, tl,u D1 Unlisted Mtit
na1s; The las nlr.i 1T t'.ulneersare nj ,Willet's
Point undergoing Instruction IN t.gpe.lo-
prncticr. atul mr.. .!ot subject tu tho Division
Cnsnnial!dcr: the $50 men If tho SEgnal Cnrps
Es werEpS SE%poy sskS II SSs;rvns ss III H Ss'ss s} +
gca,lts lave cliarge nf Uld forts or iixctl mng-
ilzi,aes; tho 151 Conlslssary- -Scrgeants are Ii.
talsi, tho West I,o!nt tlctaclmcnt-:1st-
comprise = prlsn-Tl,ard ut Fort Lcnyell-
worth, md tiie rrrrultEmg tletacluuents-l,7l no
--aro lit Dayid's Island, Columbus, O., lind
Jefferson Durracks, Mo. These, yniiD,is de-
tachn.ents, ng4r4ltfng 3,4'ss enlisted nlel, af
irt Df TIC enlisted litll prNttttrlt by lNw far
tile w!l01G nrilly, leaving hut 20 10 for actual
service. I mention tliese figures Il. s0ne
detail: because kn9w tint II Is the polll..
Congress, tint WI l'aye - .00o men FIR duty.
have ,lnlln ull III NY power to rettucr these.
tlctnclhntllts to the lOwest number possible,
| 50 ns to nTortl more ntGit to our skeleton
companies, hut l,nyp fUnMl II sllpnsslfp, uill
Mt,ttcg that stltflar tlctactMellts aru re-
ported oil Mll arllly returns for fifty years.
| back.
"'rl,crc are 40 companies III the regular
nrn!y; al.np n!eu would glye ifty-cight to
| cnci. Which IL ns small As my ca,upu,ly
should be, and | earnestly recommend tint
! yOu ask Congress 10 80 legisate tllat tho Fl,
| 0g0 men provided by. luw ilny he allowed ex-
clnsIyely for tic regiments If the line, md
that special provision ba mntln fur tllese Hey-
rrnl tlutAcl'IIents, rs llAs already bcrn tlolu
| for tho Stgnnf Service. Tic army cannot,
with Justice, bo held responsible for the work
{ Uf 1000 men. Wien 50 large II frncti0n Is
| necessarily diverted tU other uses, 1t rnny bu
| uf e,ltla! ilnttonnl mp0rtu.lcG.n
| As tho trnnt,s west Dt the Mississippi Riyer
nru even now almost inadequate In strength
| fur The protection Of tic frontier, 1t becomes
o,,iy 1,cre8stYy IL s.niW tho ,.tia1,er OF tfpols
cast of tint river wllicl. e,nll |'e lnup avail.
| able H. the c,!ergvncy Of II foreign war. Tlt0
! following tnltles show the fhrts nlntled by
| United States trIu,s, the regiments, COM.
mallslng officers, md tho number Of men:
DEPARTMENT or THE EAHr--,tAJ..t1ES. ". y. LAM
| COCK CualAfASnIfN.
, 1880-02-11
OUR LAND FORCES.

Tho Skeleton Arrmy TINT Would Take
Months t" FiIl Up and 1tquir Tor lite
Emergency Of u Foreign War.
Sixc'ns Uispaeh I" Mn i0rk World.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 0.-'Tlle following talll-
far statement taken frun tl!g report of Ger.
Sherman sbws the condition Ut tho army tls
ut present urgasiizcl:
, 1880-02-11

UNtTEn STArEs ClTtCElT CDunT-CONFgsaIOSs
--lSilnm NrliwUo1 W. lamcs Sttnson. $tUU.
SuPEnIon COuar-CtNFESsfoSB-s JAnu
Slack ". John Slatkt s.,trN.
JUNE RMl1iI-lt. ". Colo vs.. Johu Paulseu;
verdict, $:as.
ClnEulr Counr-1uDHE atnisAS-J. II. Clough
W. Ehurles l.. Arnold, <;sii.s1.
, 1880-02-11

Times wrltcs: Il. have Just hoard from Fekltl.
ia.s, l,apuy 10 suy, TINT tho horrible sontosc6
passtl BY tho Ch!nrst' GhSernlneile ~ tho
rhiltirpn und grandchildren af rakpoh l!rS IL
not 10 u, GArrlul ult, Md thnt ontets hasa lceis
sent 70 1N, ;SMg- tang and the jnliclal anthofi.
Gloss conilnoinunt i.1 tha provincial cnpital."
, 1880-02-11
sTIA1'1: COURTS

Charles T.. md ficorge y. Culver began n
suit yesterday to recover $4,000 Of l.. y. bay.
Kate L. Gilbert commenced suit against
.Iohn II. Aver to recover $1,000 damages for
alleged false representations ubo,lt the cor
t1itlun OF the l,ni,sr. M. Park row, which
she rented Of him last September.
, 1880-02-11


In tho casp Of tto Fidelity Swings Bunk
tho Receiver yesterday filed petition stating
tllat a,noug the assets of tho bank Is Il n0to
for Sl1, ,O00 llltltlu by +. s. WillInms, dated
June l, 1911, hcarlnE Interest mt 10 per cent,
u,ul secured by trllst-tlecd on thoS. { af l.otb
u1l ull Ut 1.pts & nlltl ., 1}'ock II, In Ly1nnl,
l.arne.l Il 1yootbri.lse's Subdivision Ut tho
s. +. fractional Il If Sec. =, nnA the N. W.
i 1T tho S. l.. 4, u,ul tho E. u OF tho S. W.
4 Ut See. II, IL, II, utllerwIse knOw,, III
Judge Williams residence, ut Kcnwood.
TlIs property, however, Is subject to Il
prlur 'norsgngn for s! ,o1o. on which there Ii
now duo sa0,:p0. M Interest has been
.ulsl on this trust-stecd since January,
1s;7, a,l tin notes seeurIng. thEs, ltx! trust
far slb,HN. The premises i! November,
iHs7, wvye valued by the hAnk's appraisers
1T 81 no. hut tho l&tce!yEr thlnkS tint this
WHY very llxi', nnd t!ns t wnMld not l;!i, lH;y /"
Il inw weeks tn,st .Alr. Van Higgins. owner
Ut tho lrst inellnhrIl,cr,. lns proposed tint,
II tic Isycelyer uklvort lseu thu Nrcntsas f2r
sale Under tGe sEVonA nnrtgnEr. n WoslitI t,i
INK A!s pru,Wrty sacrificed Ii. tl,ls way. 1le
tho Receiver about tel unyb nKUt
niltl taIpy of which y attaclIct
to tho petltIon, TINT te !llaols: Central lsail:,
rnnd hud r,'cently established n depot ut
ras.sI,teca rtsen Ert'utl;, mid tl,at tlt,, llt-
cciyor would l,y waiting secure u l,ltleh bot
ter prlru. .rlIo I,eeeiyer. however, Thought
lie WIS mt a!tl,ortzut tn ref,lso tho bill, If
saM, aud thorstore so|tl t!le prenises 10 Judge
i.ua,Mbn.,lct', md s1ibloct ill.,, to til, ~.
pr1yNE Of tlle C0urt. Ile then llef II letEtlun
;!aklnK fur tlle direction of thu, co,lrt ~ to
wllethur llv should bu allowed to c0nsul'l.
nliltv tic snfe.
, 1880-02-11

sr,tArronp. Ont, aug. l.. ls7+.-IIavlug ha-
cDlue almost entirely cured ot extre1ne .lebaIty
thr,uxh tho use ot Fellows Campound Syrup VI
Uypoph0sphItes, soul It but just lo put the fact
u,l iecorl Ny elsu hua resisted all nther nsctl.
cInts, but sucuumbod to three battles OF fFlllWb'
Nyvophosphttes. Chs. II. ttobxaTsoa.
, 1880-02-11
her husband, william r. 'Telfair, having hec,,


ru|,iy nf crllelty.
The l,pcrs IN the divorce case Of Louise
y. llnltleti nvai!,st q. z. J; linlaG't were re-
Mn', ~, ,,,,4 ~ ~, Io ,s log. H,t ~. ~ @ VIZ
,"f,.ti,fnft u,i .H INK NJ nl,riIn1ttnnE in' o
ind livcI with lin until lice. ii, when lle
deserted ler and Inns not lived with her slncc.
!!nltlcii i!Gtl afl answer III Inc sst'hg line te
H. mas ~ II" s,i the nss nss ,vas ,snE, liz
@ s,Ilr nftcrnonn IN ,jutjgc ,jalnesoj,'s private
room. No decrca has al yet hccn entered.
Judge .tn!ncson, E'1siltct! u d!vorce to 1'hcbe
q: nlYmrtl from h'lsl'a Ai'ofo oh 1ne efo"hal
VI ,, au.affy. ,.y,,,,,, ,,., ,,,,, ,,.,a .,u .,,,
al "t9s % i'.Mn sias s.e Uee gsnSSM ~ mI Sot
G.M @ ~ IL n,a. It' sc W;i'ii ,n., - r ~
lgc ~ Hrt.h % mRaii'lss Wl.i'am M ,t,. It,stf; she
enM.tes ,..' Da,amG aaM!teiy Maa cime'tIi Will
M Anr s' I'll, orRv !ar o. m hix shn nH,cr M IT, s r,; nc,,
ts, hter gnoM pity r. tne es'MGage ILL., a'!. ssn s
tG,, takG II @ cnne nt,t III t'e tGStihn5y .at Nrs.
~, ,n nn h g,If paek 10 HeI 'lSDa,a ,' nsavt ~.
s s,, % waol!s IT. Piai an 'ivr S' w on @ ~. seE1 ~,
ra,,na ,,ts,,,a s, , " ns snitatnr ~
Ws.s "tiEMsGs, attts SesaeluMf H.. ~. Ss!Gsui ,.s.
, 1880-02-11
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

Tho ~ Iinlycralty Palladium ;, for 1880
-CulrnRn xccret NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN AufhorH-Nulnnsary of thu Stu-
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81 - 49,. e. :s -: - /: -; :.
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Altogether during tho six months
camps'gn from The oex iunsngoi A"pu I.
1910. " the cut ., January. lo7l.
the 0crs.ans took or furcUtts surrss.-
der twsnty .six F.s.uh t,rirss.es lOf
these. two-Ms,x AMI Pfalx.urs-f.ii
because thu pruv,s.ons ut tile garrison
and inhsbisAuss were exh >u>tcti; hun
ger aud devastation wrought by a par
tiAl bombardment caused QUE -PAris-
to cApi'usate; th.rtern were reduced by
btmbardmcht- namely. Lichtrnb~rs,
4arssl. Sedan, Toli. S.issons. Schi.,t.
stadt, vsriun. Nrw Brei,ac, D.edsn-
h0tsn, Lstere. the citadel Vi A,n,~ns.
Montmsdy. M.sl-rea aud Peronne:
one -Strasburg -was t%ken BY . rsxu-
lar siege; while two. v try aud Laon.
surrendered upon . bomb Ardment being
threatened. FsuAlly. swo fortrsss.s :,
Ditche and Belfort, invested early in
the campaign. hell out until the pre-.
liminariss of psacs had b-en concluded.
The longest rssissanco wAs made BY
Paris. the sicgs OF which lasted Is!
dAys. The siess Of Meta lasted 50 dsys.
Of Strasoafg ~. aud 81 vsrdun Is
uAJo. - eA -
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BUSINESS FAlLuRks OF 1879. -ANe


BUSINESS FAILURES OF 1879 "A New
York Telegram of Jan l7tn says: "Tns
mercantile failures III 1879 numbered
665S, ~ compared with 10 478 i" 1878
Iu the amount of liabilities thu decrease
is marked. In 1873 the iudebted.e ss
due by persons WHO tailed WAS 1924 :
O0O, 900. while in 1870 the li.bil,trs
were only sos. 00O.OO The Financial
CHronicls of tsisy says fully one halt of
the business failures came within the
first quarter Of 1879 1t is also shown
that tue only city in the United States.
separately reported upon. where there
has not been decided decrease in fail.
ures during 1870 is San Franci.co.
Boston shows 100 failures during the
yssr. against 3z5 In 1878; New York
$40 against 1858: Phila.ielphis lS9
against 237; Cincinnati "A against PIG.
Chicago % against 35a; st. Louis So
against 1877; San Francisco 2al against
222. 10 the six cities tir.t namri tho
liabilities swouMted 10 only "ne q ,ar,~r
Of the previous years total, ~hile il.
San Francisco the disabilities incress Il
last year about 10 per Cent bong $5.-
Stills. 1t il shown that white Ia vii
the remainder u the country only QUE
in every one hu nd ed aud trn in busi
ness fsilrd. there vas in California we
have nut tue figures 10 give San Fran
cisc' BY itselD ons failure in every 81
In bus,ness. aud IN the Pao.Hc STATE,
aud Territories. which d-t~ad largely
upon California inr their pr.spei ity,
Que failure in every 81 IL business"
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"Connndrumi Guess il il yoa can.
Add tell me. John. the an ,wer--

Wherein . clusssy printer man
IL like m honest dancer p
II have it Janei' sYau haven't
thought
I'D make . dozen bets--
One OF them sets the forms. you know
The other f,rms the sets!"
'Sharp answer. dear. but not the one
Wrought by ny snsa,al eaper
One Of them pays shs piper. John,
The other pies the psperI'
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A detective with whom reporter Of
the New York Times recently went
fishing ct Norwich, Ct.. ard aho did
no, know the profession Of mis- compan-
ion. uuburdcned himself Of some iSter-
esting "reminiscences concerning GRIM
ipsls. Of which Massachusetts furnish
ed the following:
One of the most expert forgers that
ever appeared in this country was
caught in Massachusetts, lately. CON-
victed, and sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonment. He had not been in prison
moro than three months when, to the
astonishwcnt Of the isllor. > pardon
came for him, in due torn. al signed
by the Governor, and properly counier-
signed. TbUfe was nothing To be done
bot liberste the prisoner. and he walk
ed out. But he had not been gone
long before the jailor discovered that
The prisoner had managed, through his
friends, to get blink pardon from the
Governor office, had filsd it out him
aslf, and clsverly forged tho signatures.
and had then passed It out to his friends
aQain. 20 b mailed 10 the lailor in pro-
per shape. The clever fesg4 had not
got far enough away 70 esrape. aud he
was arrested and cent hack to prison.
He snployed young New York l1.s-
YER. whose name u familiar throu4 b
the fame Of bic father. and tSid BIN
the story. They 1--we NO right 20
lock you up sgain,' said the lawyer.
having once llbsrsted ySu, withoss
legally proving that the pardon ia .
forgery. can get you out. but il will
cost you $3.50 Go ahead. said the
forger. The lawyer vent shesd. gain.
the case. and liberated the p:isoner. i
am going out Wet i,nu,sdiafely,' said
tho 7orger, rs soon - he WAS free. M
father. who is Q wealthy man, owns a
q thirty thousand dollar farm in Kan
sas, and be hes inst sent me letter.
begging me to Dome home and lead m
honest life. aud telling me to draw on
him for $1,000 to pay my bills. ! aln
his only soD, and l have almost broken
his heart; but this life is cotning to an
end; I sllsll settle down On ny iathsa's
farm snd b an honest m.n,' and ho
showed the letter. .,sthsiiC prodnc-
ton from an afflicted parent. i shall
need $1,000 Of the money to pay some
little bills. continued the forger. and
here 10 draft / have made ON my
father for the $500 If you Can give
me cheek for $1,000. 1 will give you
tho draft and send you tho. other e6U0
Us soon - I get home The lawyer
read the letter carefully. drew chsck
for $1,000 and hsod-d il to bis client,
and received the draft FOR 5000. Abon,
10 days after tho draft was deposited in
bank for collection it came back with
the message that the man on whom i.
was drawn had been dead for eight
years. and wasn't worth cent when he
was slive.'
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