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STATE or MICHl0AN-Nurz JUDICIAL en-
David Knapp, Suit pending In the Cir
Complainant, chit Court for the County
John 6bow and f f:a fas ON t SS,s ssS
Aurs,ls Disbrow, Day Of January A. d.
In this cause u appearing from snadavit on
ME, that the defendant, John Dlsbrow, Is not .
resident OF this State, bat 10 . resident OF the
state or California. On motion OF G. A. Har-
nson, compliments solicitor, it is ordered that
the appearance OF said non-resident defendant
John Dlsbrow, be entered herein, within three
months from the date OF this order, and in
case OF bis appearance he cause his answer to
the Bill OF Complaint to be filed, and copy
thereof TO be served on the complainant's
solicitor, within fifteen days after service on
MN OF copy OF said Bill and notice OF this
order: And in default thereof, SAID Bill will
DO taken as confessed by said non resident
defendant: And it is further ordered, that
within twenty days the complainant cause q
notice OF this order to be published in the
arue Northerner. . newspaper. printed, pub
| llshed and circulating IN said county, and that
saia publication be continued therein, once in
each week, for six weeks in succession, or that
ne cauee copy OF IT, S.,.,,:r 10 DO personally
served on aaid non resident defend ant at least
twenty days before the time above prescribed
Tor his appearance.
JOHN KNOWLES, Circuit Court Com'r
Van Buren, County, Michigan.
Z: A. HARRISON, CompPts Solr.
"A true copy 1295t7f200
HENRY =. WILLIAMS, Register.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in enc of the
conditions or certain mortgage (whereby the
power therein contained TO sell has become
operative) executed by Mary Landphere, of
Van Buren, county, IN the State OF Michigan,
to Thaddeus r. Harrison OF tho same residence
bearing date the fifth day Of May A. d. eighteen
hundred and seventy-sx and recorded in the
Office Of the Register OF Deeds for the County
OF Van Buren,, IN the State or Michigan, on the
eighth day Of March A. d. 1877, in Llber 16 Of
mortgages, on page 221, upon which mortgage
there is claimed to be due and unpaid at this
date, for interest, for the term OF one year,
to-wit: from the fifth day Of May. 1878, to the
fifth day Of May, 1879, the sum OF twenty five
dollars, and no suit or proceedings at law or in
equity having been instituted 10 recover the
same or any part thereof, Notice is therefore
hereby gwen, that on Saturday, the twenty
eighth day OK February, A. d. 1880, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, at the front door OF
the Court House in the village Of Paw Paw, ia
said County OF Van Buren, (said Court House
being the place OF holding the circuit court for
said county, / shall sell at public vendue, to
the highest bidder therefor. the premises de-
scribed In said mortgage, together with the
buildings thereon) or 80 much thereof ~ may
be necessary to satisfy the amount due upon
said mortgage, and all legal cost pertaining to
this foreclosure, together with an attorney Zee
OF twenty-five dollars covenauted for therein
! that IS to say that piece or parcel OF land
situated in the County of Van Buren, and State
OF Michigan, and described as follows, to-wit
commencing ct the northeast corner OF loi
number twelve, in block number thirteen OF
the village OF Paw Paw, in said County and
State; thence running west along the north line
OF said lot about eighty nine feet thence south
about twenty eight feet, to the northwest
corner OF land owned by sherman thence east
(along the north line OF SAID land owned by
Sherman, and continued east along the north
line OF land formerly owned by Hawks) about
eighty-nine feet, to the west line Of Nile.
street; thence north along the west line oil
Niles street, about twenty EIGHT feet to the
place Of beginning. 1289t13aSs
Dated ut Paw Paw, December 4th, 1879.
THADDEUS Il. HARRISON, Mortgage.
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Administrators Sale.

In the matter Of the estate Of Nathan p.
Bates, deceased. Notice is hereby given. that by
virtue OF license granted to me by the Pro-
bate Court for the county Of Van Buren,, state
Of Michigan, l will sell at public vendue, to the
highest bidder, ct the front door OF the Court
House, in the township or Paw Paw, and coun-
ty Of Van Buren,, State OF Michigan, on Friday,
tue twentieth day Of February, eighteen hun
dred and eighty, Ut two o'clock in the afternoon,
oil the right title and interest Of the said Nathan
P. Bates, deceased, in and to the following real
estate, to-wit: The north-half OF the north
half OF the southwest quarter OF section num-
Der twenty-three (23), In township number two
CO south, Of range number seventeen (17) west,
in Van Buren, county, and state OF Michigan.
WILLIAM II. WOOD, Admir- OF said decd.
Dated December 20, 1879. 1293t7f196
o. w. ROWLAND, Atty for Admir-.
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IA GG A WEEK in your own town, and no
Xhh cspital risked. You can give the busi-
YUU ness trial without expense. The best
opportunity ever offered for those willing to
work. You should try nothing else until you
see for yourself what you can do at the busi-
ness We offer. No room to explain here. You
can devote all your time or only your spare
time TO the business, and make great pay for
every hour that you work. Women make as
much as men. Send for special private terms
and particulars, which we mail free. IS Outfit
free. Don't complain OF hard times while you
have such a chance. Address II. HALLETr
h CO. Portland Maine.
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south Haven Division.
Leave kalamazoo at Z 40 q m, and 30 p m
Pass G oble's at go M. and 4 Sc p m
Arrive at SO Haven at11 90 m, and 20 N
Leave SoHaven at 10 a IN, and 3 90 m
Pass Coolies 81 m. and 22 p IN
Arrive at Kalamazoo 10 25 a IA, and 5 40 p m
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SUNDAY excepted tSaturdhyand Sunday exc
ENRY c. WENTWORTH, General fassenge
and Ticket Agent, Chicago, Ilinoii
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s, CROCERS AND OENL
\ !. I'D 9 ....-n....III.I.r
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m. Il. Church Conference.

AT tho session OF the Methodist Prole slant
Confcrcuc,, i'll Washington yesterday the com.
mlttce on boundaries reported changes il cir.
cult boundaries, union Of mission stations, &c.,
which were adopted.
Tho conference added Rev. James 7. Ward
TO tho delegates 10 The General Conference, cid
the whole delegation was thus completed.
The report of the committee Oh temperance
which complimented Mrs. Hayes, was adopted,
The report of the committee on missions was
submitted. Tho Indian missions 10 West Mich
igan and elsewhere were reported 10 prosper
GUS condition IS native girls wero supported
at okohama. Japan, and tho church was N ok
ing mission efforts 10 other directions.
The report Of tho committee on ministerial
education slated that about seventy Young
men have been assisted, so OF whom arc now
IN the work; 30 young men arc studying for
the ministry in the church colleges. Some
5000 was received from tho conference during
the past year.
Tho statistics of tho conference wore sub.
mittod by tho statistical committee. by which
it appeared that there were now 1895 nom.
bers within tho conference jurisdiction, Last
conference there were 1858 members. The
following is synopsis of the statistics: l3, 995
members, 9S5 colored members. 9O2 probation-
ers, 1859 members received. 100 withdrawn,
45S members discontinued. 1872 members in
creased, &c ministers unstationed, IS preachers
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u0stGt;oIcd. 2lS churches. l76 Sunday schools,
1858 Sunday school teachers, 1853 officers OF
Sunday schools, Is. 794 Sabbath school scholars,
6S2 conversions
A proposition for union of all the book and
publishing interests of the church. Including
the Methodist Protestant was submitted and
referred to the committee on church literature.
The report upon the subject of superannuated
claimants was introduced by Rev. j, j. Murray.
who urged that if the conference, desired to en-
force the rule that those who did not answer
the question. what is your ircome from all
sources ?" should receive nothing from tho su-
peraunuated fund, they should instruct the
committee on that subject The report was
accepted.
The committee on church literature reported
tho publication interests Of the church in cX
callcnt condition. When tho report was pre-
scented. MIR. w. j. G. Dulany. agent for the
Book Concern. addressed the conference in dc
pial Of q pending rumcr that his position Wal
ono CT personal benefit, financially. After hear
| ing him at length, the ooDfursrc, adopted the
| report, ard took recess until night.
| The conference at righ reoorsidered tho pro
vious vote, and changed tho timo OF the mex
| annual meeting back to the seeopd Wcdnesds!
| in March. 1881. On recommendation of tb,
! Finance Committee the presidents salary Wa
| fixed al Sl775,
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HA carney Sentenced,

The police iujga OF San Francisco, yesterday
sentenced D9unis kcarGcy t. six months i'm
prisoDmcDt 10 the House OF Correction and Ia
pay foo of 1000. The magnitude of the
seneoco was surprise to Koalnay, who had
expected TO get tiT with nominal punishment.
10 passing sentebc, the judge said it was not
his duty TO punish the prisoner for similar Of
lenses in the past, but to confno himself strict.
ly to a consideration Of tho present case. lie
would pass Judgment without prejudice, fecl-
ing, or viodictivencss, but tho sentence imposed
would indicate his estimate of the gravity of
the off,nso. koarney received tho sentence 10
sieIco. but his features expressed tho utmost
surprise and indignation. lie had previously
stated that he expected to get off with fine Of
$50. or theroabout, and after leaving the court
room he freoly expressed his anger and chagriD,
denouchng the penalty as outrageous and
claiming that he will beat it. Probably, 10 ex.
pcctstion Of nominal sentence his counsel
neglected to demand Jury trial, and, having
no recourscs in that direction, no ct ouco filed
an appeal to the Superior Court, furnishing
bail in $4,000. Ga tho stroets many express
sions Of qualification ct Judge R;x's action wero
heard on all sides.
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What's BelOreUsS

10 the editor Of the Alexandria Gazette:
MIR. Massie 10 his recent speech, as reported
in the Gaz,tte, mado tho following important
announcement in behalf of his party:
IN tho full OF 1881, said he, you haze to elect
a nc'o Gvuermor and nc,u Legislature, and
that ne,0 Legislature ,1iN have 10 elect a ae,o
Court Of appeals. 7Aeac,o Governor, the ue,u
Legislature. and the neU Court of Appeals
,couM all sUork IN harmony, and then they
aOould have things all their o,on aoay."
Hero We have tho distinct Acknowledgement
that tho highest legal tribunal of our State has
affirmed tho obligation of the State dobt, and
the validity of the contract between the parties
concerned. The till # last year, passed By q
large mi ority of the Legislature after long and
careful debsration had beor adiudged to be
TIE LAW of ths State, and tho contract be.
tween the State and its creditors one which
cannot be justly, honestly or legally violated.
MIR. Massie assumes tho COURT OF APPEALS
to be WRONG. that its DECISIONS must he re-.
eersed ipsc dict. and what is the remedy? 1t
IS to Dust the present court, and. 10 reality, to
pack now ORC to suit the OCCASION.
need not dwell upon The revolutionary char
actor OF such a process, fer tho ends of party,
but simply ask the voters of Virginia to look at
the path which Mr.. NJ. hGs boldly marked cut,
as the oae in which no and his party have re,
solved to press onward, aud eco to what it will
lead US It VIC take them for our guides.
ONE OF TIE PEOPLE,
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w. II.
Alexandria, Va, March II.

MURDER OF SENATOR CoNKLlNa's Cousin.
-Mrs. Mary i. Grifiug, who was found in her
house at Norwich, N. Y. Sunday morning dead
and horribly burned, was wealthy widow and
Q cousin OF Senator Conkliog. Liviog 10 the
house was her son. o young mao 90, her mother
and Miss Kate Conkling, another cousin of the
Senator. The family possesses large fortune,
which Jasper r. Grfaag. the SOD, was expect
cd to inherit. His character was not of The
best and bis life has boen dissipated one. A
few days ago. having 1896 to his credit 10
Blnghamtoo bank, he went to Auburn upon
debauch. Every dollar of the account was soon
exhausted. but no continued to draw on the
bank and whom the checks came back protest
ed be returned to bis mother at Norwich for an.
other supply. On Friday night Mrs. Grifior
retired leaving a lamp burning 10 her room
ID,urlng tho night agonizing screams wsro heard,
The oil of the lamp was blazing on her pillow.
Jasper had disappeared. A oodic had been
executed to the Widows will during the after.
qooD. These fac's led to the suspicion that
bedding.
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FOREfGT VIEWS.
3 1umanis wants a king.

h)umaDla wants klng.
The Porte confesscs itself poworless to PRO
tect Greek frontier commission.
Melikotf's corciatcry policy toward thu
Nibiists is producing tho best rcsultp
The French Senate has passed the bill en-
bodying tho postal money order conrenIion with
the United States.
The Pope and Germany have mado conces
sio6s, and there is a psos 2cot that tho Cultur-
kalnpf is approaching and end.
The highest court of appeal 10 Spain has re
jected tho appeal # GoDzl'cs, s3n!c1ccd t
death for shooting Of King Aiorgo.
The race for tho Lucolnshiro handicap caml
of ct Tho Lincoln Spring noatng to day aud ga.
won by Mr.. Ii. KYmill'5 six gears old browS
marc Rosy Cross.
1t is alleged that the Pcpn, having earood
that several Catholic digut5rics 10 EagIaud
| mad used violent language against thc Britiai
government aGd Funplrtcd The Irisi move
1no1t, has expressed Giaeppr0val Of their con
duct, %! dlspichth letters Ut rcrnoastrnncc &c
LnGlapd.
Gladstone has Started or ar cltotiouesFuR
tour through Aidi1tbiap, uc3 i; confident Of
SUCCESS a mccing O. the radical assrcrtiOr
Of lambeth ended ua fec iishi. The light:
were cxtinSuished, ard ohsirs ard tables broken
Cheers. gTcsna ucd fi:s,s preqeatcC svrakiua.
An attempt 10 storm lbs Viat'oEGi waa vigGr
ous'y ana suc;essiuliy resisted by lis occupants
With fists aua stick and eaG,4.
Ia thc lfroEoa Cilaubsr Of Drpu,ies yestcr
day q moli3i: introduced By tia l;i; expressing
coni;ie2us III tie 2uvcfumrnt sad rc!siog nu
its iilmucss 10 ctturcG the lass aga!rs: unan;h
nrIzeG ranGrcEatioUs VA adopted by votO Ut
33S 10 llT. Tho tXtrcnc lift absthined from
voting. The minority we're all gentlemen OF the
right The Ferry education BILL AZ amended by
the Senate, was th % adopted.
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By John w. Graham, Auc,ioneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLS
l. PROPERTY IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
By virtue OF 9 deed Of trust from Alfred Bsyliss
and John II. Ssrten and wife, dated the 9Th day
OF January, 1877, and duly OF record among The
land records Of Fairfax county, in liber w, No.
q folio 435. and for the purpose therein mcr-
toned. the undersigned will oGer for sale hy
public auction. in front of the Court House doc.
at Fairfax Court House. on MONDAY, thu
10Th day of April, 1850. (court day. at i
O'clock M, to the highest bidder, the TRACT
or LAND conveyed by the above mentioned
deed, and described therein as follows viz: Ono
certain tract of land known as KEEN'S MILL
IkACT, situated on the south sids of Pohick
Kun. in the district of Leo, county of Fairfax,
State Of Virginia, and contains, by recent sur.
Vey, one hundred and forty. one and hslfscfes
70 which survey for the metes and b,unts ref.
erence is had.
Terms of Sale: So much cssh as will psy
costs of sale, also tho sum of 1yo hundred dol.
lars, with interest thereon from the 9th d.y Of
January, 1877. until paid; and if there be nry
residue OF such purchase money, the same shall
be made payable at such TINA or times, and DO
secured in such manner SO the said Bsyliss and
Sarten shall direct or in case Ct their failure 10
give such directions, at such time and in such
manner Is the undersigned shall think 1T.
marl1.Ws y. w. HUNT. Trustee.
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Fhe Eighth Congressional District,

NlNEvEH, Warren CO., March 10th.
TO the editor Of the Alexandria Gazette:
II would suit the wishes Of maDy voters in .his
portion of the 9th congressional district of Vjr-
g'nis 10 have hsjor K. w. Hunter, of Win
chester, for thor next representative.
AaIer Hunter is sound and relisble conscry-
alive thoroughly posted In all The twists and
turns Of The enemies OF our liberties. and wall
able 10 render reason" for his opinions. In
addition TO his personal merit, Msjor Hunter be-.
longs to class which never receives Justice al
With irgratitudo. We look TO thom for in Far
nation On all political sui jeets, for redress in all
our political grievances to stand always on the
watch tower TO reward the good with their praise
snu punish inc pad with their censure; but we
rarely delight 10 honor" them. They h ,sr tho
heat and burden ofthe day, but receive none of
the honors and enoluments-we moan our edi.
"r'' MANY VOTERS.
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The Chesapeake ana Ohio Canal.

An application was fled in the United States
Circuit Court in Baltimore yesterday for the
appointment OF q temporary receiver, pundon!e
lte IL the case OF ID. X. Stewart ct al VIZ. The
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company aud
March 18Th wss fixed by Judge Morris for the
hearing The petition sLstes that complainant
is advised that ho hiss n right 20 have 50 much
OF tho case as relates 10 the appointment OF - 70
cover board butorn tho final herring Of The
csusn IN support o' the application, M pro-
goods 70 give NJ length nuIdber Of raa2ons
among them that. notwithstanding an order OF
Tie stocshu5ers IN 1870 prohl hItr the G.recto-s
from !Hce''hE anV compensation for their SER
VICES, idcy havo FIR eight years past regularly
rccoved :. quarterly allow .nCa, and had their
persoIa! Expenses to, from and If mettirps IF
the boArI paid, ard tina. ths com pany claims the
rlght 10 contIhue such Payments, which have
now amounted To- rfany thousands Of dol ara :
that they have leased for u period Of twontv :
Two years certain property near Georgetown,
known rs the outlet locks" the eIponditures
for three years upon which amount TO SIS. =
S3l IS and petitioner cGa'gos that such expsndi-
lures aro not specifically exhibited in eitbor cf
tho three annual reports of 1877 '7S or 70: that
said payments were wholly unauthoriZ ID and
illegal. IT is further charged that tho company
has purchased certain wharf properly in Cum
bersnd from VIM. Walsh and Thomas j. Nc.
Kaig for 500 CO., which they had no right TO do
holders. lie further charges that the missp.
propri.tions set forth ara diversions of trust
funds IN the hands Of the president, directors.
etc, for which they are personally and individ
uslly responsible. and says that the appont.
mant OF receiver is necessary for the double
purpose of putting stop To such unauthorized
expenditures for the future and Of recoyern q for
the use of tho stockholders the sums 30 i'm.
properly and Illegally misappied. The peti-
TONER claims that. in view OF those facts, il is
apparent that great loss and injury will accrue
to him unless bis application for receiver is
promptly heard and the wastcful expenditures
of the revenues be checked by the court. Upon
the filing of the petition, Judge Morris made an
order that the application be set down for hear
ing on March 18th inst, provided copy of the
petition and this order be served upon respond.
ents or the solicitors on or before the 18th inst.
Commissioner Bond commenced taking testi.
mony yesterday afternoon in the suit of the pre-
ferred construction bondholders vs.. the compa-
ny. the testimony having reference particularly
10 the application for temporary receiver. The
testimony first 10 be taken is in support of tech.
nicsl and formal averments in the bill, such as
that referring to the citizenship of the complain
ant, Stewart, and the formal demand on the
trustees to bring suit.
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Shore.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 1.-THE Sic.
nal Corps Station at Life Saving Station No.
L. on the 'ast Of N CIV jersey, reported at I. sc
p m. TO day to the Chief SingaI Officer as fol.
The schooner Five Ss'crp, of Boston, Cant.
James iiu'chings, bound 10 New York with ,
cargo OF sugar and molases, came ashore al
) Is a. N. of the 10th inst. during thick foe
at this point. The crew were landed by life
saving crew No. Is 10 Breeobes buoy. Tbe
"reck!ng steamer Relief is on hand. The ves.
gel is 10 dangerous position, loakiop badly.
Most the cargo lie expected to be saved, but tho
vessel is doubtful. wv WV
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rYRGlJFI.8 ~Elrs-

Senator Don Cameron has subscribed $3.50 10
the centennial fund of Washington and Lee
Uol7ersity, at Lexington.
Rain has bsen falling in Soutbside Viroio;.
almost continually for ton days. Tho Appomat.
to1 river at Petersburg is several fsot above
ordinary water mark. and at FsrmyiIo ia ovsr.
loalng lts banks. The James river stonnad
rising at Richmond yesterday, and fear, If n
food have disappeared. " I"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-17

Six months Imprisonment in tho House OF
Correction and foe Of 81 900. the sentence
imposed upon Dennis Kearney for attempting
to iucite riots 10 San Franoico, will havo q
tendency to Undue that Individual with proper
respect fer the laws Of tie country which has
offered him home, and whose institutions arc
the only ones in existence upon tho face of The
habitabc glotc uudr which the nsmo of a
person Of bis character could Rave ever been
heard Of beyond the immediate neighborhood
OF his owa doorsill.
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China and Rnssia

NEW York, March l7.-News from China
represents great warlike preparations to DO going
90 10 that country. The eravcst apprehensiops
arc ielt by the more sober minded Inhabitants.
acu war between that country and Russia is
said to be inevitable.
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COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY LEO vs..
Harlow, Treasurer. Mandamus nisi awarded,
rcturnable to 5th April nexl.
Rapp vs.. Minor ct ais. Argued by r. T.
Scott and j. V. Brooke for appellant and 8.
E. Beach for appellees and submitted.
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Port OF ALEXANDRIA, MARCH II, 1850
0 rises. 6 II Sun seis
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Str Geo Loary, Norfolk, TO z Is Hooo.
b!r Msttano. lower Porc, to j Broders 81 &,
SIR Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk, TO + A Reol
Scbr Rough and Rosdy, lower Potomac u
master.
Schr James Franklin. lower Potoms,, oYsir,s
to master.
Schr Sarah Shubsrt. Washington, to i l. az
now u 90.
CLEARED.
Str George hesry, Norfolk, by = B Hoe
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk bv r A I..s,,.
Schr Irene, BALTIC. corn, by + y Hooo
, Schr Sarah Schubert, Bridgeport, Conn, by j
Z Agnew s. Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-17

A bill is now before Congress to prohibit
Matchmaking in tho District of Columbia. 1t
should pass by all means. The praot;c, it is
intended to suppress has reached alarming pro,
portions, and works great injury to the morals
Of Tho people of that district. 1t 10. on'y
transforms mole bills Of indscrction into mouu.
ttios Of crime. Tut stimulates crime by the
facility with which tho knowledge Of it can be
concealed by tho payment Of monty. If this
bill be passed, and BIO supplemented by one
increasing the penalty for SANDER. Washington
would not be as Objectionable o plaoo of resi.
denoe for mon with growing families IS it now ia.