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TotalI..... .........Sli2I,s2S,GO COL SslO,i2S $50
ONLAidO Of n. ". 2ii,76i,O66 i,lii,07S 6S5

The conclusion to which these returns
irresistibly lead is that the public has
been greatly deceived by the current re.
ports In regard to the condition Of the
business throughout the country, There
is only one city Milwaukee, at which any
considerable decrease In the volume Of
business appears. The snow and food
have seriously affected operations during
the past month there and in the region
tributary TO that city. Philadelphia and
New Orleans fail 10 exceed the record OF
April, 1880, but do not fall far behind, and
the transfer Of the cotton business alone
from New Orleans 10 Galveston, city
from which no returns are given,
fully explains the decline at that point.
At Providence, Lowell and Columbus the
business was slightly smaller than in 1880,
but not enough ts indicate any important
change 10 the situation. Everywhere else
more business was transacted, as 10 proved
by the payments actually made, than in
any previous April In the history OF the
country. II the decline In the prices OF
many Of the leading articles oil commerce
be taken into account, Il will be seen that
the volume OF business, measired by the
quantities exchanged, was larger than
ever before at every city, with the possible
exception OF Milwaukee.
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THE IRoN norNrAIH
Purchased By the MiSSOuPi PacIno
Company.


Company.
NEw YoRK, May 4.-The PoG says: In
explanation Of the contradictions In the
information given US yesterday in regard
to the Iron Mountain and Texas & Pacific,
it Is now explained that both the NOR.
ming and afternoon information was cor.
rect, and that the arrangement made In
the afternoon was unexpected In the
morning. The arrangement 10 different
from anything before talked Of, and 10 q
purchase by the Missouri Pacific Ia com.
pany which earned nine per cent on itH
stock last year and divided aix per
cent? Of q controlling interest In the Iron
Mountain, the terms being three
shares Of Missouri Pacific stock
worth par for four ahares
oil Iron Mountain. This leaves the door
open TO take In the Texas Pacific on any
terms, and It is said by the friends Of the
latter that they will be even better than
those Of the Iron Mountain. Time will
tell whether this Is 80 or not. The situA.
tion will be about % follows: The Inter.
national & Great Northern 10 merged into
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas, which will
be controlled by the Missouri Pacific, "a
will also be the Texas Pacific. At least
this is how affairs promise 10 stand. The
Immediate cause OF the rise In the Mil.
waukee & Ct. Paul 10 the covering Of q
large short interest In stock. The belief
Ia also general that stock dividend will
be made sometime during the summer.
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REDEMpriON " BONDS.
six per Gents Of 'si Drawing Their Last
InAtAIiinent Of Interest.

WASHINGTON, D. o., May 4-rhe final
payment ot interest on the outstanding six
i,er cent bonds Of 'si, recently anticipated
10 cover all such bonds which might be
presented for continuance at 81 per cent
previous to May 10th, has brought q
Isrgs amount OF bonds In. The aggregate
interest already paid thereon amouhta 70
$500 900. The 5 per cent bonds embodied
in the one hundred and Arst call
issued by Secretary shefmAn, are
now being rapidly forwarded for Tedeinp'
tior, with interest from May 2ist, the date
d oon which the call natures. Treas
uret GilAllan dlsbutsed about 81
900 900 to-day in payment Oi those OIL
ready received. In the event Of the entire
amount ui the outstanding Rixes, nearly
Sl9O, 900, 900, being presented for contlnu'
auCe at 81 per cent, there will be nearly
90 OOO COO payable by the Treasury Depart
msnt By The lOlh inst In addition ID
this there are $4,000 interest on tht
6s Of 'Si, which fell due May lei, and nov
being paid by the Treasury, and abou
sll 100000 Of bonds under 10lst call re
manning unredeemed, which are payable
on presentation at the Treasury Depart
ment, making Ia oil more than $25, ,000, ,00I
which will probably be paid out Of thu
Treasury on these three accounts alont
the present month.
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ypf.nD4Y morning the ofilS'Is IS.a ol ~. 'nD

y,,,,,DAY morning the OfticsFe oil I'M !hl
in,at .,s 4 Ohio railroad, including Mf
sLan''IR s'.a.lr Randolph, Of the engineer corps
S,'"! ..,oi,sred the ground gone over BY 'hf
'saagy :sei c,mmittso on Tuesday afternoon =, DO.
!'s',, ~, a,,tjcularly inspected the feasibility
lig .t.l,sing rs the line oftheir proPossdEnn'
aI"s t,'n pader Eotf street to Jacob street
fs 'rcJpded that it would bs possible SO
A'.'. ~ Tvsaty.sizth street by crossing
'" ,., Garner Of the Sixth ward school
a''TS Tss, can cut through that corner
, p, /, , aver aud ill in the ground again
'i'.,', w. tbs lot intact. In this way they
'.".S .'oid the objections oil the Council
''a l'it,ss 10 the occupancy Of any portion
''gns .tree,. The extreme length oil their
''I..l ''a'J rom where it would enter Eof
Ila.,' ,, nnJer seminary Hill, to its portal
'1I',, :. 1TI's,,.a,y.sersu,h street, would be AbOus
a, tsat and Ia estimated TO cost the
Nv ,Ss,nv no. less than 100000 Mr.
S.5o S'.5oIph thinks it will take a year to
',-nis's n'.nI #, including the arches They
',.s ...,,, 70 cut through solid rock from the
"E '.a.s 70 Twenty.aeCond street, and this
mi M !. very expensive, The intention Of
,ss vs. conpany is to build fine passenger
WV va l,siqbt depot at some point on Nine
~, ''..,b ,trsst. Vice President Keyser will
S.S,rk here on Saturday or Monday from
:; %SbjUv.on, Pa, to confer further with
,ss CouncIl Committee in regard to rights
" v,y, Chief Engineer Randolph will
,l,o probably be here
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JOHN BROWN.
what Pred Douglass Says About the old
g.. Hr Martyr. d TO


WAsnISaToH, May lin recent lettsr
thanking gentleman for calling bis atten.
ton 10 an autograph letter by John
Brown, Mr., Frederick Douglass says:
"You have made me very much obliged
10 YOU for the letter OF John Brown. Ev.
cry line and syllable written by the grand
old hero has an especial interest for me.
About the time this letter Of hie was writ
ten he was living with me In Rochester,
N, Y, aAd hence letters for him were di.
recsed 10 my care. There were reasons
growing ont Of his free State work In
Kansas which made II necessary at that
time 10 avoid publicity. l never bad un.
der my roof At any time such an incarna.
tion oil Justice and the true martyr spirit
as when John Brown lived with me.
He was q constant thorn In my side.
could not help feeling that this
mans zeal In the cause oil my enslaved
people was boiler and higher than mine.
| could speak for my racs-he could 6ght
for my race. could live for my race
John brown could die for my race. My
zeal was bounded by time-his stretched
away into the silent depths Of eternity. His
cali 10 me WAS, Come up higher, and not
being able to rise to his height bis calls
troubled me; still I was drawn to him
loved him. He was one OF the few men l
have met with, the greatness Of whose
soul grew upon me the more saw Of him.
Thanks 10 ingalls, aud to Edmunds-the
two noble Senators, one speaking for Tree
aud glorious Kansas and the other Tor
Vermont (whoss Green Mountains were
in the darkest days OF slavery too sacred
10 liberty 10 tolerate the footprints Of q
slave hound), Tor the singing rebuke they
gave 10 the Senator who tried 10 stamp
4 pom the grave Of John Brown"
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PREsIDRNT GARRIELD
Declines an InVItaIion to Visit York.
I0Wn-Hia Letter 70 Brady Last Fall.


IOWn-Hia Letter 10 Brady Last Fall.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-PrsSldsnt Gar
field has been invited by the Centennial
Commissioner to accompany them tC
Yorktown tomorrow on the government
steamer. The President expressed reRrsI
that he would be obliged to decline the in
vitation. As the Senate had now resumed
the transaction Of executive business be
did not feel at liberty to leave Washing'
ton at present
The President nominated E, O. Jewell,
OF Missouri, for assayer in charge Of the
Assay Office at St. Louis.
The Presidents attention having been
called to letter published this morning,
alleged to have been written by him 70
Hon. J. A. Huhbsll, from Mentor, in
which he says: "Pleass say to Brady that
l hope he will give US all the assistance
possible" he stated that there was not q
line In the letter that he would hGvs the
BIightest objection to giving TO the pub
lie, that the star route contractors we're
neither mentioned nor thought OF. II was
simply an expression oi hope that Brady,
Q citizen OF Indiana, who was reported TO
have made an immense fortune In tele-
phone stock, would respond from bis am:
pie means in aid Of his party in the lie aud
death struggle then going on In his own
State,
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Provision AND GRAIN EXPORTS.
Growing Demand for Lard for EaFope-
PanfuFea Of the GFAln h1OVAtnent.

Growing Demand for Lard for EaF0pe-
Features OF the Grain Movement.
Nav YoRK, May 4.-Thers Is o better
demand for lard for France and Germany
than for some time past, to cover abort
sales made on the market for May de-
livery. Predictions are freely made OF
twelve and half cents and even thirteen
cents for lard before the month closes.
Five thousand tiercea we're taken for ex.
port Yesterday, and further demand Ia
reported to-day. . .a
Notices were posted at the Produce Ex.
change, this morning, OF sixteen catloads
and enc boAtload ol No. 8 corn, In all l5,.
900 bushels, out OF condition and musty,
The decrease In exports OF grain attraCtt
attention. The cry Of shippers, merchants
the shipment oi cereals 10 "plenty
Of vessels, but nothing to ship"
The feature In shipments Of grain
To Europe is the growing prepondefanct
Of grain.cArrylng steamers. Out oi q tota
Q. 172 vessels employed In April 10 carry
grain, over 10 per cent were steamers
During the corresponding month las
year. out Of 235 vessels employed the pei
centum Of steamers was AZ per cent. II Il
predicted that In short time all sAilinj
vessels will be driven from this port L
seek market elsewhere. II is predicted
that as soon as the large feet Of cana
boats that we're frozen In the canal durinI
transit last fall reach here hhipmenta viii
| kaaaaaa SaSNy 0alfVa.
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Fatal RAILROAD ACCIDESrs,
re1Hs Reports Two, the Result Being th
Loss or four LiVea

GALVESTON, May 4.-Ths Ness Dallas
special sayst A freight train on the Texas
Pacific Railroad went through a bridge
to-day, killing Engineer Sanders and
Fireman Dooley, and woahding Con.
ductor Hoones and a brakeman.
In smother wreck at Katulo, OH the same
road, Engineer Johns and q brakeman
and ]. b. Henderson, Of Dallas, a tele'
graph line contractor, ara reported killed
EAGLE BRtDoE, N. Y, May 4,-Investi
CATION into the cause o. the accident to the
switch was tam pered with. The bolt wal
Withdrawn and lay beside the track, and
as the locomotive struck the dfawbaf 4
was thrown from the track with the en-
Tire train. Two men who we're feCenIlJ
discharged by the company are undel
suspicion, and their arrest is probable.
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The wheellnE q Lake Erie Road

NoRwALK, May 4-TraCk laying on the
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie railroad has just
begun at. Pixies Station, toward yelling
ton, at the rate Of Hlle day. Track
laying will soon begin in the opposite d.
rection, towards Dalton. 1t Is expected
that by July the cars will be running from
Dalton, In the coal fields, to Wellington
and by September from Dalton to Huron
m tho Iaka
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DURANGO, Col, May 4.-The Stockton
gang OF desperGdoeS have left Durango for
good. Ills thought they left the State 10
avoid arrest on a reputation from The
Governor Of New Mexico.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, May 4.-Adyices have
been received that "Bllly the Kid" after
bis escape murdered VIM. Matthews and
another man with whom he was riding.
Matthews was a witness at the "kid's'
trial, apd during the Lincoln county war
shot him In the thigh.
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BALTIMORE, May AIN the clerks office
Of the Superior Court this morning GER
tifcate Of incorporation Of the Herdic
Phaton Company OF Baltimore city wal
filed for record. The capital stock Of the
concern is three hundred thousand dollars,
divided into sixty thousand shares, ct the
par value Of hve dollars each. The cor.
porRtion will be managed BY board oi
Ave directors.
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PFestdent Geo. r. Hays dives a Eecep
ti0n and IbeJ MHRs II Pleasant.

wAsutNdroS, Pa, May 4 Rev. Geo. P.
Hays and wiis gave reception in the Ool.
leVs building Monday night Some oil the
studsnts pre,ent behaved SO badly that
after severely repritnahdi them several
Iimes Dr.. Hays informed the audience
that A policeman had been sent lor and
would soon clear that part Of the room
where the behavior was 81 bad.
Alter the performances Of the evening
we're gone through With, and while those
in attendance were prumenading, and en-;
gagged In social intercourse, the lights oil
over the building we're suddenly extin
suishsd, leaving the toom, filled with per
sons, Ia utter darkness. The sludentl
then began yelling and shouting, ant
made The place hideons. The fun wi
probably mot end hare, as. s.Df.. Hays ha!
offered "a reward Of $50 for Information
leading 10 the dett C!lon OF the parties wht
broke into the basement Of the college snt
shut OF the gas on the night oil the "a 0
May,u H..
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Prohibition DOesn't seem 10 Prohibit
In RhnaAH,

LEAvESwoRTH, Ks, May 4.-The liquor
prohibition amendment has gone into
effect, but many Of the saloons Of the city
still keep open and sell liquor aS usual,
No complaints have yet been made against
them, but there will doubtless be. The
liquor men are determined To fight the
law and test its validity, II 10 only In q
very few towns In the State that any
saloons are now open.
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$500 for HxtFicaiiRg . Dead ROdy From
Fire,

OsHKOsH, Wis, May 4,-When the
Beckwith House in this city was destroyed
by FIRE a few months ago, one Of the
rooms on the upper floor was occupied by
Mrs. s, B. Paige, who was seen OF the win
dow yainly trying to escape, She was OBJ
served by her husband, who was in the
crowd below, and he offered five thousand
dollars to any one who would rescue bis
wife dead or alive. Charles Riei, the As
slstant Fire Marshall, brought down the
body, Mrs, Paige having been sufocAted
before assistance could reach her. Moth.
Ing had been heard OF the reward until
yesterday, when Rlei brought suit for iti
recovery.
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Paul BOytOu Back on HIS Native Heath,

NEw YoRk, May 4.-CaptAin Paul Boy
ton arrived here yesterday from Peru,
He had been engaged under Plerols In
the Peruvian torpedo service, and had
been captured by the ChiliAns. He es.
capped by the aid Of some friends. He
says PierolA has not yet given up the fight.
The Peruvian leader was In the noun.
aims, and prepared to keep up the fight,
Cuban fashion, for twenty years, II Ieces.
sary. Boyton thinks II impossible for Pi.
erola to accept the ChiliAn terms Of peace,
Ss they smount TO complete extinction
Of the Government In prohibiting the ex.
iStence Of any feet or army for 6lty years.
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ReadJ listers Resisting Death stroke by
Law suit.

NASHVILLE, May 4.-The Resdiusters
have prepared and will file to-day bill to
prevent the Funding Board from funding
the State debt In accordance with the law
passed at the recent session OF the Legis.
lature, 10 fund 1t OF 1908. The suit will
be purely political in itS character, the ex,
istence Of the Read listers party depending
on the success Of some scheme TO pre-.
vent the funding, as provided by the late
Law
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saUTTLED orr rHE ColL.
Az old Man and . Yonns Lazy Haielde
aud Man Falls out ofA WIndOW and
fRaeaiVea FatAi lDiuPlea.

LoutsvtLLE, May 4.-At Paris Richard
Long, q farmer, fell from the second story
window Of the Mechanics House, 4 die.
lance ottwenty feet, bfuising himself con.
siderable and injutibg himself internally.
He cannot possibly recover. It's thought
he fell asleep while sitting In the window.
Miss Sadie Power destroyed her life at
her home In Lewis county. Her body was
found suspended BY 0 rope 10 one oil the
rooms ol the house. Her iiends we're
not informed Of the cause that prompted
Al DWinton Abraham A. wainscott
committed suicide by taking forty grains
II morphine. He took the poison In the
presence OF his family, aged wife and mar.
He'd daughter, before they could interfere
and prevent II. The deceased was seventy
yeaFs old, and had been jtller Of The
county. This makes the third suicide 10
| The county 10 two months,
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LtrrLEroS, N. H., May 4.-A building
connected with the Msplewood Hotel
property, which was raised twenty ieet "a
construct another story under II, fell thlI
afternoon Upon q gang Of wotkmen, kill
Ing Morris Cheney and Daniel Abbott, and
severely iniutinR seven others.
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AntIeipations OF TroubIe with the UteS.
CHEYENNE, May 1.-Two companies Of
the third cavalry left Fort Russell to-day
for White River. Two companies Of cav.
airy also left Fort Sanders, and two loft
Fort Steele, oil for the same place. Trouble
with the White River Utes is anticipated
and the Government proposes 10 overcome
or crush the Indians At the start.
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san FRANclsco, May 4.-The revenue
steamer Thomas Cotwin sailed on her
arctic cruise al P n. to-day. She VIII look
after the revenue interests In Alaskan
waters and make q search for the Jean
nette and the missing whalerS. She va
accompanied outside oi the heads BY the
revenue cutter Richard Rust, q custom
house launch, and A number Of yachts,
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HUEVARiAS HORSES
And As.eFieou Wheat-hOns ObaeFVa.
ilnna from q fNfeIRneE


Nkw YoRK, May 4.-The Tribune says:
The American Agricultural Associated n
viii hold an exhibition in some central
patI Of the United States 10 1882. At the
meeting Yesterday Mf. Pseker, commits.
sioner sent BY the Hungarian governmen!
10 investigate the agricultural condition Of
This county, and especially the wheat
growing districts Of the Northwest, spoke
on the investigations he had made.
The winter wheat, lie said,
which In his county was considered
inferior 10 spring wheat In Hungary, was
valued more highly, and feached a stand.
ard Of excellence more early. The wheal
producing lands Of HungatywaS exhausted
compared with the virgin soils Of the
Northwest. He thought Hungary eGcelled
the United States in the matter oi horse
raising. In his country the Government
supported, at great expense, hundteds oi
horle breeding stations, where atalllont
Of superior breed were kept at the die
posal oi peasants free oI charge,
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DESTRUCTION or rME"poTERELn
one Hundred and Rorty.thFee Lives Lost
and bat Seventeen saved.

LONDON, May 4.-The victims Of the e1.
ploSion on the sloop Of war "Doterel"
number eight officers and 1856 men killed.
Three officers and IA others were saved.
The sloop was totally destroyed and sunk.
The explosion occurred In the forward
magazine. II is supposed that the boiler
burst and exploded the magazine.
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NEW YoRK, May 1.-The woman'S
Union Missionary Society OF tAmertca for
HeAthen Lands, held i6 semiSnnual seG.
sion to-day. The society has twenty.
eight feminine missionaries In India. The
receipts Of the past year were $50, 1856, and
the expenses $32,i24 The society has 4
reserve fund oi 5000, and sl,349 for
aahiiAfisnn
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Telegrnphle Connsetiou with the Base
Of supplies.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 4.-The Arctic ex.
ploring steamers will probably carry sever.
al tons OF telegraph wire 10 be paid out
from the ship when the explorers go out
on the Ice In search Of the Jeanette, thus
keeping communication open with the
base OF supplies.
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nnaI thsl Wa I'D IoLe.

CHICAGO, May 4.--A special Gays that
George Brooks and Scott Love fought .
duel a. otbiston, O., Yesterday, and both
we're mettally wound. d. The Sheriff ar.
rested them,
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Pubiie Sentiment on the sunday Ques.
tion at CineInhatl.

CtSciNSAri, May 4-Ttis stated that $780,.
900 have been raised TO fee lawyers to Ss.
sist Mayor Means In his effort 70 suppress
liquor selling on Sunday and other viola.
Lions Of the law complained OF here.
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wAhREs, May 4.-Yesterday afternoon
ire broke out In the southern part Of
town, and totally destroyed the Douglass
Machine Works and several other build.
inVs, involving q loss oi nearly $4,000,
with only light insurance. The works will
ha Rahrilk
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Usher OF the Freiheil, for melting to mur.
dar, with 3 rider that such publications
are unenglish and ought to be vigorously
dealt With. His case will be tried ON FIJI.
day or Saturday next, the postponement
To the next session being refused.
THE OPPOSITION TO THE BEAcoSsPiHLD NE.
NoRlAL.
II Ia understood that the opponents to
the Bsaconsaeld memorial have represent.
ed.to Gladstone that vote on the measure
ought TO be postponed until after the sec.
ond reading OF the land bill. The debate
on the land bill Is likely to contine
throughout the next week. Some Con-
seEvAdvss believe the postponemsnt OF
the memorial question Ia deaired in order
to give an opportunity .ior radical con.
Stituencies TO demonstrate against 1t.
The PoR says the resistance Of the sec.
ton which owes peculiar loyalty 10 Glad
stone Is either singular proof oi lack Of
discipline, or indicates double intention
which we should be last 70 attribute 10
Gladstone. II would be indecoEous that
the qualifications OF the late Lord BsA-
consheld for place in Westminster Alb
bey should be an occasion for painful dis
senlion between Gladstone and an inau.
ential section OF his followers who were
mainly instrumental In placing him In
power.
Some Of the Conservative prints declare
that Gladstone himself 10 opposed to the
memorial, and the motion for the erection
Of memorial Ia introduced at the wish
Of the Queen. It is officially known that
the Queen expressed such wish.
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE IN THEssALY.
ATHENS, May 4.-An earthquake occur.
red at Vclo, Thsssaly, Sunday. No dam
age was done.
GOING TO THR WEDDING.
AUosBERa, May 4,-The Queen OF the
Belgians and daughter, Princess stephanIO,
who will be married on the 10th 10 Prince
Rudolph, the Grown Prince OF Austria,
arrived here en- route 70 Vienna,
cARLYLE's MEMoIRs
r LONDON, May 4.-CArlyle's niece sends
TO the press q copy Of CArlyle's instruc!
tions, dated, 90, Aolemnly torbldding the
publication Of his "reminiscences without
the strictest editing. She adds that she
never understood that he had revoked
these instructions by oral declaration, 20
Froude alleges.