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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-30

A LEXANDRE GROUCHY, proprietor of the
II Capital House, Board by the day. week or
month, with the best the market affords.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-30

Joseph LACQUER, dealer in foreign and
~ domestic hardware, house furnishing goods,
corner Third and Florida streets
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-30

THOS. IL. DUPREE, ATroRNE,f Y
/ and Counselor at Law. 0ifce-No. D. PlS 50 )
Row, Baton Rouge, La. VIII practice IN inc
State and Federal Courts.
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THE COURTS.
AT LAW OVER A CHILD.


James G. Ketchsm, q writer or clerk in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. began in October. $780, In the
Court Of Common Pleas, q suit for absolute divorce
against his wife, Alice F. Ketcham The allegations In
the complaint Of nhdeity the part Of Mrs. Ketcham
are denied in the answer. The action Is still pending
The only issue Of the marriage Is daughter. Grace NJ
Ketcham, age about eight years. Mrs. Kecnam made
an application yesterday to the Supreme Court for the
appointment Of Mrs. Lydia F. Mceker, the maternal
grandmother rs guardian for this child Mrs. Ketcham
father not of sufficient means properly to
maintain and educate the child Mr.. Ketcham says be
can support his daughter and mas done so; and
he opposes the appointment OF any guardian Tor MS
daughter especially opposes the appointments OF
Mrs Meeker whom he declares be unfit to have the
care and custody of any child. BE sets forth in his a
dayit that Mrs. Meeker boarded in 1879 at the Grand
Central Hotel, where she made the acquaintance Of
Andrew " g. Smith, at that time president Of the Foett
Sewing Macnine Company. Smiths wife was then living
in Washington. Mr.. Ketcham states that Mrs Meeker
became very intimate with Smith, and :" had
less regard for uprghtness or conduct
and her reputation than regard for smith,"
Smith was suddenly deprived of his position as pres
dent OF the Foett Sewings Machine Company owing 70
disclosures as to his character and TRANSACTIONS ne
swindled Mrs. Meeker out OF nearly *2o 0OO, as MI:
Ketcham asserts. aud her daughter the petitioner ou
him. Mr Ketcham moreover alleges that MRS. Meeker
Is woman without any permanent nome, VINO resides
In hotels and boarding houses rt mere ana tnen tneIe
her fancy Dictates She Is also declared 10 Do SPIT
itualst The relatives and family Of Mr. K ycham are
as he SAYS OF responsibility and high standing In the
community at Dover Plains. Justice Barrett, oeiore
whom the application argued, reserved MS oecison
Albert Van Dyke appeared for Mrs Ketcham. and a. E.
EarnswOrth Tor Mr.. ketcnam.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

No attempt was made this morning to cali
M the Funding bill, and the call OF committees dis
pensed with
Mr. ANDERSON tRep. Kan) asked and obtained
leave TO have printed IN The Record modhcntlon OF
the offered by hun yesterday 10 the Funding
bill As modified 1t authorizes the secretary VI tue
bas SSse shall he payable nc par on demand in legal
tender makes unaw al Tor the Controller OF the
Currency after June 80, 1881, TO authorize anyone 20
carry on the business Of banking Tn issue circulating
noee any association after that date provides mat
deemed by the Treasury Department. the Secretary
shall the currency notes herein provided OF the
the circu ating notes redeemed which currency notes
be received at par In pay OF all dues except
notes are issued TO set apart equal amount OF coiu
then the Treasury for tho redemption oil the bonds re-
amount OF the 80 redeemed prior the sale Of the
of the bonds and certificates herein 70
DO deducted from he aggregate amount OF such bonds
and cert1catos au authorizes tho application to the
sinking fund Of coin as Il set apart aud not used
M TowNsHEND Diem. NJ also obtained Ieav. 70
have printed an amenimrnt nich he proposed 70 on
no duty shall DO lowed assessed collected upon ner
Sss into s va ss on
brsced In Section 1904 OF the Revised Statutes and not
periumery OF which alcohol forms o component part :;
rum essence and oil pay rum essence ana OIL opium
The 81 nou them. At iS:2o o'clock, went INTO Commit
tee OF the Whole (Mr McLanc OF Maryaud In the CHAIR
some arose IN reference TO bill for the
lief OF William Redus for cattle taken from him By the
putting Justice c0ntendlng that would DO dangerous
FOR Congress 10 enter upon system OF paying such
claims asserting that there similar claims pend
ing the amount of 600 900. Tho present BILL they
admitted, provided that the appropriation should be
male from the Osage Indian trust fund, but many In
dians bad trust funas, and the Government would
have TO be responsible In such cases.
Mr.. SPRINGER (Dem., ILL., thought that the present
bill sho I'd The necessity OF creating court for the
bearing OF all private claims To have ConRress pass
them bad for the Government and Dad Tor the
Individual.
The bill was finally laid aside for favorable report to
the House.
At 416 the committee rose and reported dozen prl-
vate bulls 70 the House. upon the first bill acted upon
quorum voted, and the House ~ 43O O'Clock ad-
iourned TIL tomorrow.
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The decrease In failures last year. compared

The decrease iD failures last year, compared
with 1879, ia 1923 in number. anu IN
liabilities $27 900, which shows an improve
ment equal TO 40 per cent In number and n
saving In losses by bal debts In the proportion
The comrai son OF 1880 with 1878 Ia more favor
able, In 1878 the failures numbered 10479 while In
1850 they numbered only Abs, indcatinga lessened
number Of casualties by 5743. equivalent to nearly 90
per cent in of liabilities the change for
the better greater for In 1873 tho Indebtedness
Of those who failed was 234 millions.
The following table gives In condensed shape the geo.
graphical distribution OF commercial casualties for last
wear. The gain is the most marked In the Western
states where only one person every 235 traders failed
rs compared with ono In every 159 in 1870 while IN
1878 IL was one In every 20:
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A HIGH VALUE ON HIS SERVICES.

When the will of the late Samuel Wood,
the Brooklyn millionaire. offered for probate the
contest of the codc providing for the founding OF
musical college was at once begun Levi 8. Chaifed
appeared as the proctor for tho executors and performed
the necessary attorney services for them for nearly
year. The question Of tue proper allowance to be made
to him for his work was sent to n referee, Thomas
Brackens. by Surrogate Calvin. Mr.. Chatfeld brought
testimony to snow that his work was worth $4,000.
Lawyers who were brought experts the other side
testied that the services would DO we'll paid by
which they variousy estimated from $1,000 90 S2,5O0
The referee found that Mr.. Cnatteld was entitled 70
the re tort and back referee. he says tnat
the tesmony OF the experts upon either side but upon
his own estimate OF what the services were worth H.
g. Chaifed appeared for the proponents lawyer; j. j.
Armstrong for the contestants
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WORK OF COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-The Subcommittee
OF the Hous1 Committee Appropriations made some
progress upon the sundry Civil Appropriation bin to-
day. The Naval Appro pratiou bill Is stl delayed on
account OF the continued illness OF Representative
Atkins.
Tho Public Lands Committee were engaged today In
bers upon the Ontonagon Land Grant case.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs had under
Senate by senator mamn, whloh authorizes the Presi
dent to make the necessary 60 carry into
Nicaragua for me adjustment of which may duly
concluded between tnr two Governmental" Tue subject
will be further considered Ut the committees next
The House Committee on Naval Affairs agreed to make
n favorable report to tho uOuae upon Representative
Phlips's bill TO amend the Rylsed Statutes so IA to
authorize the Secretary Of the Navy 10 appoint cadet
mdshipmen from the districts where vacancies may
occur Tue committee agreed 70 Ill adverse report upon
the bill providing for tho promotion OF mates to the rank
of ensigns not In the limo OF promotion.
The special commitee OF tue House appointed 70 IN
ing privilege during the recent Presidential campaign
THIS afternoon with closed doors Postmaster Aln-
ger was before the committee aud gave tesmony SUBJ
stantaly the has been published touching the
abuse IN THE TRIBUNE.
The Senate Committee Territories to-day heerd an
argument from Generai Lew Wallace Governor Of New
Mexico IN advocacy OF repeal Of the nosss comta
clause OF the Army Appropriation not OF 1873 far AZ
II prevents OF civil law In tho Territories
by OF direct calls upon the military for assistance
The proposition referred Senators Vest and saun
n subcommittee. The indications are that IL
will be reported fayorably. Tue committee to-day
agreed to recommend the OF the House bill APP
pr0pratng $4,000 for the erection OF penitentary In
Dakota.
Colonel william 2. Burwell made an argument before
the House Committee the Judiciary to-day and urged
legislation Tor the purpose OF placing Judgments obtained
against the Government In the United States Courts
upon the Same footing az Judgments directly obtained In
tie Court OF Claims the mode OF their PAYMENT the
supreme Court having recognized such Judgments IN
Judgments against the United states.
Colonel Burwel claimed that tubs would perfect rem
edy given by acts OF Colgress without enlarg
ing the rights OF the citizens Or increasing the obga
tions OF tue Government.
COMPUTATIONS.
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KILLED AND HURT BY FIRE.

CINCINNATI, Jan. IA telegram states
that ut Hemlook Lake. south OF Rochester, Ind. two
children OF James o. Buckley burned to death In
Tue house took fire carly Thursday morning
and was burned 70 ashes.
DANvILLE, Va, Jan. 14.-At noon to-day while col
ored woman employed by Mrs. Lpscomb at WORK in
the Kitchen her clothing caught fire. and she burned
TO death.
CHICAGO, JAN IA little girl named Annie Koiosk
age nine years, dangerously burned this morning
tho schoolhouse at Bradley and Noblests. She had just
entered the biting cola aud standing In front
OF the stove warming herself, when flames burst
and set fire to her dress. The other children
and fed but the janitor wrapped the burning
child h00r-mat and ext.nguisLed tho namos, which
had entirely consumed her clothing.
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DECiSlONS-JAN. IL.

Supreme Court hambns-Bv Judge Barrett
ntaSss aa The People * rel EssS
the MsnneMotoD denied without costs and stay vacated
In he matter 81 the Tobacco Mauuacturers Association
Fs ssC ae,Snaant aust state
nm a mh a%q he BY Se VOLTS
and a the said In a s aas %Sso the
deducnon Of $3.50 WAS agreed upon In other mo
Special Tsrrn- Judge LawrenceColins ag Black.-De
settled signed Kersnce-The propo$d issues ana
ground should have been brought at Chambers OF this
cVeul.-Part HI-By Judge Van Brunt-sprOuil ast-
Supertor Court-SDecai Term - Bv Chief Justice
az. ag s Cotton EI
change order oysrralins ds%SIrsr ~, ,,..o,,u
anes RSSerson AIT the Metropolitan Life
sPs ppUc SH s on
2st day January stewart agt the New Jersey
ary H. newman AIT Nc Kmordsr Granting
@ ls so ss Il y9ssa sa M ssHs out ay
settled Palmer ag Brennan Reference ordered CsIp
SSS.; Ssss
a Si 81 DAVIS AIT the UHitsa
DOml1can Mining and Mineral t Land
Common Ptcas-Spcciai IerH..By Judge J; f. DAILY
eae ss q, e. opinion aS Her ssI cSnnsT
BY Judge Larramore-R Rogers agt Rrinheimeri-Motion
fenSanIs 81 paIaon 20 Try this cause a. OF tho
S nS .a @ the
Marine Court - Chambers-Bv Judge Nchrl as
Miles agt the New York six Manufacturing Company-Mo
for leave to serve supplemental answer Sranto 19,on
bring In w. A. NJ Gref defendant denied PITT aSt
account stated sci up by deiendasrs spswer Is
Ia my opinion good defence. Motion denied Talbot agt
Brgra-Plantin die new Undertaking In leo Of me IN
sufficient e ment CT $40 costs 70 deencant
Perry agt the Palette % the CITY Of ION
down for trial January - 1851 In Part H. Herman ags
Regun Deucklai Martin ag the variety
anuscturing COMPANY two lotions deniea
granted Care agt. Harkin Kane agt Har,n aelSusn
agt Hloers schenck agt Blum -Msttns xr.nted Berg.
Marvin Bond fled Talbot Ast hr!xEs-Order Tor
leave to sel Donald ag Thompson Order 70.
Fannenhols ae Jacobs-noton denied but bail reduced
Folsom agt Briggs schneider agt Thompson jones az,
Murphy Farming agt Sharing the Rector o. trinity
Church ast Crow Two cases noian axt Lucy Thompson
agt. Reilly Dillon aGL Meisoa snook Ag. COOK lien or
Harrei Berchc agt. Sember same aSt DongheI.y
MeAdam agt SSTuHn Heerath akS wnsht sSns,srr
flaming agt Arnum; Christie agt Noyss layer sgt sma
Davies axt ward Jenes agt Hesly; Aartn ag hcnnes
sey Llss agt Deyine-J udsmsntA .., r....
Chief Justice 5hea.-BrowninB agt Mulef-l nc taaa
don by clerk correct AMI Is approved
By Judge Halves -Buriinson Art hhbers-Oruer sienet
ny Chief Jusuoe shea Browning sg Mniiermses memo.
randum Laurent AEt Sodene and another Tor
plaintiff findings Of TACT and law settled. ,.
TrfaI Tern-Pdyt N-By Judge McAdam. -0ooirich agf,
Bowe-Motion for new trial denied as per opinion nea
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tous. 70 be perfected ana issued IL au agthorits
five manual. A resolution i,acng tne snDl-cS W W
advanced academic EXAMINATIONS 10 eaarSs ,.J
n standing committee was aisn ,, T oi
TIE Nominations for the honorary degree On ~. crc
made by the Homeopathic State hedica' oocieV WV"
confirm ed and diploma issued GA. r,h-orv re-
Dr. Upson. from the Committee on 7a ' ss.re in
The general library 1892 volumes ana IA IN ,ss,
library 31.171 volumes There naa oee d Isa Volumes
to the law library 9s close o. .ss spd iDf In Se
the general library sl7oS tne Additions, 16 vol
nmes we're acquired by purchase and logS and
resontion was adopted asking the heessuns " nae
snfnIent appropriation for preparing suDeet noeA
standardization was received from Cnares ~ o - ~
ressning his positlon Regent o. .ne " pSanenbia
ing W us tion as ordered be transmitted to the
Legislature. z..nox.
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NLR.JERSEY'S GOVERNOR-ELECE

TRENTON. N. j., Jan. IS. - The Committee
appointed by the Legislature to wait upon Governor
elect Ludlow met In this city this afternoon. Mr. Led
low desires plain and unostentaious inauguration.
On Tuesday next he will be sworn into Office by Chief
Justice Beasley at the State House. A salute will be
fired az and two receptions one IN tho afternoon
and the In the evening, viii be given 70 which In
ytations have been sent the State Judiciary. state
officers ana the members OF Congress from kewJerssy
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STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM REPORT.

ALBANY, Jan. 14.-From the report Vi euo
roroosra Of the State Lunatic Asylum ut utca, Suo
mted to the Legislature to-day 1T is learned that 10
The institution had 1oss patients under treatment
within it's walls Of whom 155 we're discharged recov
ered 90 discharged improved 40 were
,orovsd IA vere discharged as not insane. and 42
ala n, san,ember l. the asylum contained 294 men
and 500 women. For five OF those discharged during
ahe year IA nnimproys returned to their families,
snd the rest were transferred TO other asyluus since
fhe asylum established In 1913, II has cared Tor
III oa8 ncrsons of whom 1882 discharged recOv-
erred or improved There spent last year for ntera
tions and repairs $43947 H. OF which sum $2S 20
reauired to visit assigned patients every morning. and
ofener II necessary to prescribe treatment and take
cognizance OF their general surroundings. Unusual
cases are reported the superintendent There are SIX
supervisors of departments, who are subject 10 the
ordera of the physicians These officers expected to
Introduce new patients and put them on footing OF
confidence and friendship. The attendants are IN
structed explicitly touching every line OF duty Extra
vigilance exercised at hours proved by experience 10
be- most favorable 10 elOpement aud suicide.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 14.-The following bus

mesa was by tho supreme Court Of the United
States to-day:
No OF and 6ls-wnliam s. Hoyt appellant and Charles
O. Rrankyu AL appellants agt Amasa sprague ct Al; an
the Circuit Court OF the tnted states Tor THO
district OF Rhode Island argument concluded by George f.
No 2oo.-Ths Congress and Empire Spring Company,
plaintiff In agt D. knowlton ~ CT al executors
in Circuit OF Court the United states for the
Northern district OF New York argued by Francis Herman
plaintiff and H. NJ HuR8eS tor decnuAnt IN erro
Aninnrnad until Monday at noon
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BUSINESS PROSPERITY.
DUN. wIMAN e. CO.'S STATEMENT.

DUN. WIMAN & CO.'S STATEMENT.
STATISTICS FOR 1SS0-CoMPARIsoNs WITH FORMER
YEARS
The Mercantile Agency of Dun. Wiman d
Co. has issued its annual compilation OF statistics
Allowing the number OF failures the United States and
Canada with amount OF liabilities, and forth. during
the last year. In comparison with previous years the
figures for 1880 are as follows:
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NOMINATIONS.
WAsHIN'

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-The President sent
the following nominations 10 tae Senate to-day;
p Smith, indiana 10 be Cnsted sratee Consui ~
Carfhagena, United States OF Colombia -. -.
Harry b. Dn OF Maine to be United States Consul foft
Era Canada.
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THE COMING VISIT OF GENERAL GRANT.

ALBANY, Jan. 14.-On General Grants ar
rival here Monday afternoon he will be received by
the military organizations. The Boys in Blue viii act as
a guard Of honor The Governors dinner will take place
at D. M. and between 10 and IL O'Clock the Grant
Club will tender General Grant serenaie. On Wednes'
day morning will visit the Capitol and be received by
both houses Of the Legislature. he VIII dine WIN
Indigo parker Erastus Corning and other citizens and
be given reception at the Fort Orange Club rooms on
other day during his
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The train had Just rolled into the station,
ana lte Charley listening molent 70 the s0uno
e tie escaping Thee, turning TO his father, he
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CONTRIBUTIONS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. lathe Senate In erAru-
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AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
rpiNoIuIdITY RESTORED.

+r' TRANQUILITY nHo V
WIN SPEAKER SHAPES COMMIT
TIE Observation-Disclosures or A REGENT
Trying TO rsJABusH CHEAP FARrs
There is lull in Albany after the Senatorial con-
test. The arrangement of the committees continues
to give rise to comment. Two bills have been III,
troduced to reduce the elevated railroad fare at all
hours to five cents The Regents of the University
Yesterday adopted q plan for higher examinations
Charles E. smith ressrned rs Regent.
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lalusiral JnsiruuleuIs.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 1e Stops, 8 ss 49, : q
ID $50. Pisnoe *l2S sR Sa2SI vssi5sgsoA = =
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Sdt6.
Dom Of Canada lOO coil every 6S 7sss077I 1907

Tot. in u S. 740s23 In every lS8O6 1885
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-06
e t$fsscsG Aas.&3.

TENRUSTGS':i SAI.is OF q VAbUAELa
Z FISHING SHOR& uN TGS POrOMAN
SiVES ii Charles County, Mt.--UJ vitGua o.:
decreo Of tho Cirtu. ic;l:I 10; Charles county.
Maryland, slttiES .a GoaGt or Equity ill
csu'e whsra!2 YIN i. NYcSory wgs uompsn-
ant end julia II. Ghspm N sud oth..s wore d..
fendsnts haasinE tGt3 aiHy E4.h, 1881 the W..
ders!gHcd, a. Trustees appointed by s,ll Court
will ctfsr st public sala ST tho west fro2t OF tho
Market Eouso, in Tho CITY Of klexsrdrs, Viz
giaia. on WEDh $50 AZ. the TN day O! Dec,
next, ct II O'clock M all tho REAL E5TATG
aud PERSONAL PHOTERTY menLioasd in
tho prcceediEes in ssid cGu.e, III which tins lata
JChl :. chapman, di31. seZ3l ard possessed.
tc-W.: iha FlSliNG SaGHE. situated in
ChETlaa CO., Gd,, aHt! kaown sa GGAPMAN'J
POINT, together viii vi Tho s?aursenaacss
thereto belong or SIP 5Tta:L ils ana Lha bontF
selnae, nad otaec h5a;GH ep2.rEIu3 Ise1 Ill G=t-
night This etGr", wn!ch hss bden U.haa PFC
htsb.y fer huCi;:nI aud thirty yaars, and ia re-
Garded as ono Of tina GsSi Oh tho livnr, 10 a5rut
one milo in eaten: nEl hss ready &c :cjs hy road
to the back Country.
The tertas of sala described by tina decree sre:
Tho purchase money 10 no paid in thrse
equal i1stslmeIt3. Une-ih.rl Cash Oh the Gay o;
ssls, and tho residue iii ono sDd tTo yDsrs. taa
deferred payments to boar interest from tho dsv
OF salo Rnt tho psy III ant thereof to b. secured
by tho loads Of tho purchaser with fuseiy or
Lureties ID ha approved By tho Iiustes Or a.!
cash on tho day Of sAa rr On LLe ratlGc,ion
thereof by tbs LIrcu,: ,our: for Charles couniy,
Msryi.nd. e. 81. CHAPMAN, Truates,
noVI6-Eld Port TobScuc, I'd.
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FOREIGN EEW,S

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!SEag's hs7o dtci3sd DC: TO !a7 ;h9!r !,c!5 ex,
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ins II {; Of tae aii"ged btig.a,i Es2.ito,
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c:ccd 'ha: he viii -! C:F r a to9.d fer to re-
c17tiy ri !ho toy ii hls !4:&cr, tu; Tiil Sp.s;
IL: sasa Ct i1G"Cy n tracking lie .hiosee.
Jhc Ertueh hi!:ijo: Of CoWEltro: yesterday
Gati,rs Lis T:i!iisg ae;s 10 wi:GdrsT TIC decree
against ii!9 deportation OF hile,i,su polk, pio
rid2a. however, a s'topHr svsseni {! iasptstcn
was u:ai:s!iEtii IL the \. ).
The iGh:ia correspondent OF the London
iHa;j ssy5: The c1Iap!cse7 tgi!Dst the pay
noHi &! rent il :x'eE&ias. la:ia. iaiion, Doy
CT :1E hE4 i;r;sis I'D pfc7ji.!; !hr>ushaat &
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a tfia2rsm, dated Z .rz b!r, says: Ca !ho
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msI-0!~ i~r 10, d %. vi u l-n iuen. 10 steam
IiauaCe, at.c.uEt.d 10 capture Is thoH fl,ioz
t:caoh c1'or. and loaded 9Th siuscE. Tho
arab cry g.>!2i'd iIo>iy. Csr;hia Bicwa-
ii:*. s'Giaa, " sickaf and SUPPLEMENTARY
'cte k:r.:. a i Ca i.:a;, Waa severely end tHo
ai''h'!g W ust.d !:o db1y escaped"
y L}ad,:. G;5oi. CT Es;s: "a s.n!cat a: tho
E2i:it!la lleusc Scho2l. Wimbledon, wa viz
l;c,: &n Sa;ElGGy / j. relative nRnei Dir. L.u-
SPA. ""n n tUp3a3,i - ha?a administer, pni-
!oo 10 a.I:', VII: ~" eie@ Of sGc,eediGg o his
mtpit.5, liz s,ui4as died, aad DIR. Lsmscn
d's.rpae:&?. D.. l..nsan catered ptac ice
:. jr;nrIa.H>; reo.a;!y. uh,n hs pradaced
test 69"'al .s4;a ~. !t;r SarE.Gci Gancral of
tho l. s aIu;. AID G; Md Tia; 10 had dyuo
05i!=ts;tfi:i' tjT2t1e In inat s7mY'
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Holiday Goods.

W. hsvo iy7 ;i.is ssss1;', ts.,.eyue. .. li u,os
extensive stccSs ~ gIcd' in our i.neayer t:,uph:
10 this city 'a' "a .n5' ~ p:a.s ;h:i canno.
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