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The daily gazette., 1882-05-04
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A GEORGETOWN FIRE.

NAffOW EsCApe OI FNnlIy-A UhIIu
Thrown From SecOnd-Story Window.
Especial dispatch to the Gazette.l
GEORGETOWN, May 4.-The dwelling on
Market street tenanted by Mr.. Cord Torbert
was burned to the ground this morning, nj
O'clock. Mrs. Torbert and her three chill
dren narrowly escaped with their lives, the
flames spread so rapidly. Her four-year-old
child was thrown from the window of the
second story, and she and her other two
children had to jump from the same window
The household goods were mostly saved, but
all the clothing of the inmates was burned
The house was owned by Rev. j. A. b. vii
son, whose loss will amount to about $500
with no insurance.
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PERSONAL.

Richard Townsend of Townsend Is in this
city to-day. nd
Mrs. Ida r. Smith of Ridgely,. Md, With
her children and nurse, is ON a+Visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Vernon, of
No. 221 Monroe street.
Homer A. Herr, the well-kholVh artist of
this city, left on the early train this morning
for the West, where business and profess
sional interests will occupy his attention ~
several weeks.
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'Aestlleiic opaIian.a ,,

tuesday evening next Gorman,s
! their Ia Iso,n nEn'lfeh , Choir Company will
the OIrra ,r,'' II ,Trepresentation of Patience, )"
cni onc I,'a llousc. The troupe is an ex-
|ays rnnb . HE music of "Patifncep IL
illusion E rUu u fun house is a forepone
lon wifi rda, nlgll lady present on the oc-
lnk satin i, receive a souvenir In the stvlc @ of
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Deaths for Three Months.

BE- BD,rj B 10 20 Registrar Frazer, ,46 meetings
4 raJt,. "gnt 9i Health were held during thr
b. m"n;, S ~i'h the last meeting. For the
|tls were y. Tn'llnG rHilnG April lst, 1881, the
/ l?l v,, "S lo'I9ws January, Ss; Fcbru-
tM in lSSs SSS'ru' r 100. During the same
|Frfrnarrn,3 rn3 ". ,hcy were as follows: january
|be s"tt",ry, t",y 9G; March, 81. ~
feasr ,1' a. Is @dO as against 300, and the
The daily gazette., 1882-05-04
DentI, From Consumption.

William Mckinney, a moulder of Phila-
delphia, who has been living for short
time at No. 10 East Nineteenth street, died
last night of consumption. Registrar Frazer
issued permit for the removal Of the body,
and il was taken to Philadelphia this morn
ing to be inferred in Mount Morah Cemetery.
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son,I, mnr1erEIIi 6smoorats.

tSpecial correspondence ofthe Gazette
FELTON,, May 4.-The Republicans are ar
ranging their programme for the fall elee-
tion in this hundred, and are very sanguine
of victory. They have been leading this for
lornhope for years, and it is not possible for
them to do anything in the lower hundreds OF
tha Stnta
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Police CASES.
irago and "a Stealer of Scrap Irot
Heard This Morning.

Heard This Morning.
ester Boyd was given a hearing before
Mayor this morning, charged with an
ul and battery ON Virginia Hicks SIEVE
Witnesses were heard and the evidence
e@ without doubt that Hester caught
gl0a by the "hair of the head and fit
without just proyoeation, and bit her
nO' The parties were all colored. The
nlrr was fined - and costs.
queer Charles Brittle arrested William
y, young colond man, last evening,
'a'lAg III his possession a bag of railroad
SUPPOSED 10 have been stolen. Officer
n, al lhc r, W. * b. station, could not
my lie iron, and the prisoner was dis
sy,l' as the ownership of the property
'o' proven, The Mayor warned Smith
careful in the future as the "boys"
w watch linn closely.
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DenocratIo Caucus,

A caucus of the Democratic members of
Council was held last evening in Mayor
Almonds Office, and it was decided to re-
elect all the old members Of the Board of
Health and to elect Milton Lackey to the
Board of Revision to. I'll the place made
vacant by the expiration of the term of
William Silly. n
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NEW CASTLE.
A PickpOcket who Did not Succeed-Thc
New Pier.

Especial correspondence of the Gazetttcl
New CASTLE, May 4.-The mason worl;
on the new pier now under construction IL
progressing as rapidly as possible when the
tides will permit work.
The United States coast survey steamer
Endcavor has returned to the Delaware and
resumed her work for the season.
On Monday an unsuccessful attempt was
made by one of the light fingered gentry to
relieve Mr.. James Hammond, ON old resi-
dent of this city, of his watch and chain
while looking at the procession.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-04
. I'e Walker Assault.

ealted the wang WEalg of young roughs who
Pr have Soa walker brothers on Tnos1"'' %"U
at the cith gseh arrested and are now esl. IoeI,aS
for Z o'cIoodIa. y dall, A hearing has s'iSe,, heeu
sured by the M S.ls evening. The lads
= Of age ana olee are about II or IS
|a'nt air about S atEe tSe,, a staggering, inde, e
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r.. not New Castle RongI,s

statcmrn, people are much incensed at
disturba"on,ll III Tuesdays GAZETTE that
|ew Casane Cg,,ers ON Monday were caused Inv Inv
|pblc Was ,s'1 ,roughs. They sav MI ny ny
that t6cy started by Wilmington tbn~s
fellow, ,Is Ha can prove that the w Wiim,nS. 1iTs
florc they StS,eu stSr, Of cleaning out the town
started for New Castle y W." II
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Annual Meetino

The annual meeting of the Salem, New
Jersey, and Delaware City Steamboat Com
pany was held in the office of Anthony HIp-
gins, ESQ.,, to-day. William Reybold was
again chosen president, and all the old
officers were reelected.
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Recovering RanidIY.

John Hartman of the firm of Hartman K
Fehrenbach, who has been quite i'll for some
time past is much better now, and hope fCr
his recovery, which was at first despaired Of,
is entertained.
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THE KENNEBEC's LOSS.
The Insurance on the Burned COatesvilIe
Ice House Adjusted Yesterday.

Ice House Adjusted Yesterday.
The insurance on the ice house of the
Kenncbec lee and Coal Company, at Coates
Vile, Pa, which was burned down on the
afternoon of April II, was adjusted in
Philadelphia yesterday. fThe amount paid
for the loss on the ice house was S5 800, and
for the ice, SlS,120
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Two little girls, aged respectively and s
years, were killed by the tow horse of a
street car slipping and falling upon them in
Newark, ON Tuesday afternoon.
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pnyemel,t M the Denot,

Work is about to be commenced in laying
aflne concrete pavement around the new r.,
w. ~ B. depot building.
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n,..iannnnI cnnunnt,.,.,

Thesnipety second annual session of the p.
I d. 0h sltllis diocese, will be held in Mil
ford, 70 Anencing June 7th. Bishop Lee
will preside. 8s
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
Additions to the Working Force at
Bullion New Sit ike in the Idahoan--
A Fine Ore Breast The Sawt0Oth and
Smokey Roads Open--Etc.

Nothing of any great Importance oc-
CURED during the past week. Work is
going on as usual in the mines, and every
outgoing team is loaded to lis utmost ca
paciiy with ore from Bullion. At that
camp a few additions are made every day
to the force employed, anl if this is kept
up awhile longer the aggregate number
of men ut work will soon approximate
800.
At the Idahoan mine new develop
alent was made yesterday. A miner put
ting in stub picked out chunk Of iron
ore from what was supposed to be the
casing of the ledge, and saw gaena back
of it. On removing some more iron he
uncovered solid vein of galena at least II
foot thick Some L. men are at work in
and about the mine, and about 80 tons OF
ore have been shipped during the past
week.
David Faik, one Of the owners. has
put crew OF ten men To work in the
Star mine, getting things in shape to eX-
tract ore. The breast is 4 :, feet wide, of
ore that will average l3O ounces silver to
the ton. Within Il week Mr.. Falk will
begin hauling his ore to the smelter, and
will then add to the working force of the
mine
The arrival of Robert +. Strahorn, of
the Union Pacific Literary Bureau, and
the positive assurances " hich he gave OF
The early completion of the line to Little
Wood river, removed all doubts which
may have remained upon that point. ana
the people of Wood River will govern
themselves accordingly.
At ketchnm, the Philadelphia Com
pany's smeltcr is ready to resume opera
tons, AMI only awaits the arrival Of the
leading stockholders ofthc company, who
are on their Way here
At Oalcna, preparations for active
work are being made by The Senate Com
pany.
The grade over HE range being open
for pack aiiimals, the rush to saNtooth
and Vienna has commenced, but the su-
perinlendeuts of mines of that section
(wiih the exception OF j. 5. Wallace, 81
The Solacc) are still out Of the Territory.
The trails to the Smokes are all prac-
'icabc, although there is still some snow
on that up from ketchum. Mr.. MuCar-
Ter, the storekeeper there, started M
his summer goods, the other day, by the
Deer creek trail.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31

Bartseh d Willis haee Just completed
'helr cellar 1t i 10 ie deep, 20 Wide.
anu 80 long, Is OF solid masonry. the tol
level With The surface of Ille ground, ana
II Is htted with Il pulley and gallows
frame 10 !iit barrels and kegs. A safer
s.ore-room could not be made.
The " ool River lee company is ready
TO attend to business, ana supply All III,
Ice wanted in TIL. region. Vi. IL. Treat.
one 81 the stockholders, is attending il,
Tie business in HALEY. With lealoilar-
iers III elm 4 Mekav's.
Mir. f. Cramer, of HALEY, is the aeen,
Tor ). Eherhardt, proprietor Of the santa
tiara California; famery-the larur,,
on The Pacific Cea>t-and pays The hirh
Isl prices for hides, pelt>. and furs.
Frank Niehols.s eoiiiee-s,and, on wesl
slde OF Main street, next door 10 jaime.
RailieX saloon. is rs neat a place AS can
be found anywhere. Square meals. from
20 cents up.
Boots OF all descriptions, and of tbe
best material, made 10 order. chem "a,
cash, III BayhouseS, ON the east side of
Main, between Bullion and Carbonate
streets.
Hall, Ceaerholm & Co. are prepared
10 furnish native lumber. doors. sa,hes
wall paper, and all bnildiug material tha,
may be required in the erection of build
ing>.
The best bread made on the river
Irtsh every day. nj Sohnder & CO.
oefn ;, Man street, HALEY.
Fresh egg, lines, and oranges ips,
received ut l., Hp,kpflnrn, 80, =
TO hitc's furniture store.
If YOU don't chew Trotter tobacco Won
q III chew good tobacco. Go 10 Ge6rp,.
l.. Hurley u Co.'S for it.
The Merchants hotel is the ONLY firs,
class house on Wood River. Traveller.
make no mistake.
SuitinSs aud oSereoatif g., at prices 10
compete With ieady-maae clothing. Mt
Bache's. -
full line Of picture frames. BLACK
walnut holdings, and brackets, at L. A.
Whites. -.
Basket ten for IS cents n hound p,
George l.. Hurley 81 Co.'S, Main street
Halle \,
Write II. ". Bond & Co, Ogden
Utah, for prices on fruits and yereial l,s
square meals, from - cents TN to "a
cents, or more, at Niehols's Coffee.s,and
Wall paper, lining. tacks. glass. pnttv
ETC., "A large stock, at IL. L. Burkhar,'s
a vest, or coat, or pants, or a whole
sun, can be had TO orler At c. Bache.s.
Ladies' and chillren's hats. the l,,es,
styles, at Leon Fuld's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
Largest Brewery in the World.

The Phil Best Brewing CO.. Milwau-
kec. Wisconsin. manufactured and sold
twice the quantity Of beer in the yeal
1851 Of that sold by any other brewery
in the United States, rs attested by the
Internal Revenue Department.
Sales from september |, 1850. to Sep
telnber i, 1851, were three hundred and
two thousand three hundred and ninety
seven barrels i is the largest brewery
in the world.
Depot: Fred. j. keisel & Co., Ogden,
Utah
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
AS the business men of thi

AS the business men of this
city have generally, when they have
referred to the matter at all. ex.
pressed desire to have their bills
for advertising in the TINES pre-.
sented at the beginning of each cal
endar month, we will make change
IN this respect, from the course pur
sued heretofore-which has been to
present a bill only when the advcr
tisement for which the bin was made
out had been in the paper month.
From this time on advertising bills
will be presented on the first or sec
ond Of each month Our patrons
will therefore expect US about thai,
tisne The above refers, of course.
only to advertising bills. The sub
scription should be paid to the car
rier who delivers the papers.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
Mr.. Adams has withdraw

- Mr.. Adams has withdrawn
from the Idaho Avalanche, and en-
gagged in the mining business. NJ.
G. Hays bought kim cut, and will
edit the paper, Mr.. Newcomb retain
ing his ownership, but taking charge
of the mechanical department. In
the last issue of the paper Mr.. New
comb publishes characteristic vale
dictory, from which we make the fol
lowing extract:
Whatever there may have been Of
merit in the paper in the past. l ask
a generous public to kindly forget.
while hold myself responsible fol
all shortcomings, and those who de
sire to kick me can he accommo-
dated 10y calling early, as shall soon
turn over Any pads to my successor
after which it doesn't 90.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31

=" ASAiNIioN, My GU lit IullOWlnn
manifesto has been furnished by Genera
kosecrans, with Il request for its publiea-
tio,a by the California press:
House. OF RErRLsi SrAfivrs.
WASHINGTON, May ~, 1924
10 MY CoNsrlitfNTs | speak with
ssnreserved trankness. Public interests
u great moment. local and rational in
.tnced me to sacrifice my personal feel
fngs and to place my name at Your dis
posal 10 lead Il forlorn hope in 1880. 1t
Is interests of greater national magnitude
that make it my duty to ask YOU i'll turn
to disregard personal and local prefer
ences for the commonwealth Without
much aid from the Associated Press or
newspapers, it will not he difficult for
you 10 conclude that my brief service as
sour Representative has been honest
and faithful, and for influence and
standing with both parties in the
House, it is safe to say that your pres
ent Representative is at least as high
as any OF his predecessors. On The
question of Chinese immigration he
worked nobly. But | think it is the
truth that it was the solid Demo
cratic vote in the House which beat
down all mutilation amendments
and which passed both bills. The
press did not give you this news. but
refuse to believe that YOU will al
low wire-plllers and stabbers of rep
utatlons, by suggesting what is false
and suppressing what is true. to pre-
vent you doing justice. This re-
quires that it should be publicly ex.
pressed by my denomination to Con
gress. | make this frank appeal. be-
cause | am not politician, and am
absent from you. and learn that com
binations are at work which may be-
tray the Democracy and the Labor
elements, and / trust that the bur
suit OF personal interests will no,
prevent the leaders fl ON sh, W no how
to subordinate private interests to
those Of the whole country, and so
act as to command the approval of
their brethren throughout the Union.
w. S. RosECRANs.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
Nov That the busy sea,

A>o" lif''t nv puSN StaSOI II
npon US, and that many persons arr
coming in to settle here, it bchooves
us to drop all the petty jealonsies
that may have actuated us during
the past year, and work with one nc
cord to advance the development of
this entire section. We cannot af-
ford to have a "black eye given to
any portion Of the Wood River and
Sawtooth region, and we must en-
deavor to 50 manage that, in the fall,
good report will 90 abroad from
every gulch, creek, ravine, and noun
tain side within many miles of us.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
MULDUON.
4 Reliable Report from that New Camp.

Mr.. Cramer, Of this city, paid Muldool
visit, last week, and returned last Sat
urday. AT the time of his visit there
We're + tents, one Lighthouse With canyas
root, three stores, three saloons. an
three cAoi -aouses in Mulloon. and the
place Was Very dull. 1t is beautifully
and adrantageoasly located, however.
aud bound to bea good place. The saw
mill had .iast arrived. ana is soon rs i
can get TO cutting, buil.iing will begin.
About 10 men are Il; work on anu about
he smelter, and others are mi king char
teal pits, or working on a grade AMI d.t IL
back Of the town. \ few masons are
employed GA tile pits. Work in the mine
Will be commenced about the 10Th of
'1tine, and after HAT date hasness of all
kinds Will doubtless improve there.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31

IF you wish to begin advertis-
ing this month, now is the time 10
hand in your copy" Tomorrow
will be the first Of June.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
In Full Blast.

One of Coffin Bros. New Exchange
cook stoves in yonr kitchen will make Il
happy household. 1t VIII make your
wife cheerful and give your daughter Il
blooming complexion. Don't forget the
place. oilin Bros, in the kingsbury
bnilding.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
Sash. Doors and Redwood Lumber for
Everybody.

Hall, CedcrlloIr q Co., Main street,
HALEY, are in receipt of 10000 pounds of
sash AMI doors: also %, 600 feet of fin
ishing lumber and rustic.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
PAYDAY NOTICE.

JAY GOULD MINING COMPANY nj ne,s,ns
aaNhS Claims against this company must lrese mt
th.ir ol!s III dugl1o ate At the eoInpanys nice at
Dull.ah, On or hsicre the fourth day Of each
M MA ior payment Oh tie fifth at which date re-
ceIrts Will be required.
G. d. RhADLEY SnnarLnt.naant
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
4 Rich Strike.

Gilt q Mckay have struck the biggest
stock Of hardware, stoves, iron and steel
4pat ever came to Idaho Territory.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
PAYDAY NOTICE.

HipW ELL AND HEAVIER EXTENSION
MINING COMPANY, Nellie Group Min
ing e9hpahN-eeoti;tM Mining Conpans.-AI
persons having clains against the above.
fained companies must present or forward
ihtlr bills III duplicate on or before the mrs,
81 taeA month the monthly payday of the
solipdiltes htlhedl, 10 me, at lily office il
E,"N t9Hli LILY, Aitutas county. Idaho Terri
Wy ". IL. BK0DIIEAD,
"eHefai manager bidMell and Beaver Eaten
SION, Nellie Group, and Scotia mining com
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
Ss The First Freight of the Season.

Nails, all sizes, from 3-penny TO Co
penny, enough to supply all of Wood
Riyer, just received at Cliff & McKay's,
Main street, HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
PAY DAY NOTICE,

Ma4FLoNER c. s. CO, OF CHICAGO. III
Al persons hpid.ng claims against this company
Ainst present their bills in duplicate at the com
pahy office, at Bullion before The Isl day Of each
month, and payment viii be .aade On the Inn.
q. l., AAyENS Superintendent
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
All Quiet in the Little Cabin.

It Is occupied By II. w. Colson, who is
second to none as u bootmaker. Next
door to Merchants Hotel.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
PAYDAY NOTICE.

COLUMBIA AND BEAVER NJ co.s.-an NC,
sois n.lsh5 claims against these companies must
present. Their bills at the company's oiAu Il IN Sw
toCth City, on or before tie frst dnv ~ 80
nunth. c, W. eORrRIGHT, Secretary
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
Store to Let.

st re 2lxio stu TIA in Gilman city, is to let
Apply 10 JOHN GILMAN Gilman CITY
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
Contract to Let.

A job is to II fer building hotel at Gilman
city. Fer partlC uiars apply II
JOHN GILMAN, Gilman CITY
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
For Sale o. Rent.

husiness.hcuse o4x30 centrally located on
MaIn street, Haley. Apply t, ". /. RILEY,
over u4Iey X Trays aru s-st.re
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
AN UNIQUE MANIFESTO.
4 Brave Soldiers Candid Request for
a denomination,

WASHINGTON, May 2G.-1he following
manifesto has been furnished by General
kosecrans, with Il request for its publiea-
ton by the California press:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-31
j. G. Fox
Prize Medal Coal Oil.

Just received 1t 7 H. BREw,s, a large supply Of
Pr Medal cod Oil
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-16
Mrs. Langtry a Little Confased.

The New York World reports Mrs. Lang.
try as saying that she found she could play
with leas effort 10 America than in England
because she felt at home and at her ease
with her audience from the beginning.
Mr.. Lsugtry said that the climate of New
York did not seem 10 agree with her, for
both che and other members of her company
were greatly troubled with headaches almost
continually.
81 wake up with queer sensation in my
head" Mrs. Langtry said; "eomething /
never had before. 1t seems TO wear off dur
ing the day, but returns regularly every
morning. l think it is due to the bouyancy
Of the atmosphere, which is so different
from the foggy dampness of London"
"Have you taken any interest in politics
since you have been here, Mrs. Langtry?"
"Why, yes; both Mrs. Labouchere and
myself have read the papers carefully, but
must confess that we do not understand half
of what we read, it all seems go mixed up.
L am afraid you must excuse me from saying
wha. think about it, for might make some
ridiculous blunder. Perhaps before return
to Eugland l will understand more about it."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-16

of young lady from the convent Of The
Danes BIsnches at Nantes proves that now
and then the locksmiths are able 10 turn the
tables on Cupid. A Young gentleman of
NAMES made up his mind 10 run away with
Mile. ", who had been placed in the
convent BY her parents 10 await her msior-
iiy, and 10 prevent her clipping with NJ. de
B, who belongs 10 one of the best county
families. The swain enlisted In his cause
the employees Of local printing Office, and
managed to gel some headings printed SINH
lar to those issued by the public prosecutor
as warrants Of arrest. The blanks were filed
in; Mile. N was charged with being &C
cessory TO some criminal ofense, and all
public officers and officials were required to
assist in arresting her. Mr.. de B per-
susded one OF his friends 10 accompany him
wearing tri-oolored scarf TO peTsonate the
commisssfy Of police, while he was to repre-
sent himself as the delegate Of the public
prosecutor. They took carriage and drove
TO the convent. The door was opened
and they were ushered into the parlor,
where they saw the superior. ThiS
lady was warned that an stlempt would be
msde 10 elope with Mile. N, and as she
did not recognize either of the gentlemen
she requested them TO fetch the commissary
oil police OF her own quarter, with whom she
was acquainted, and In whose presence she
would surrender the person named in the
warrant. The two Withdrew, aud OF course
did not return. The superior has given in
formation TO the police, and a warrant has
been issued against NJ. de B., who il
charged with having forged the name of the
public prosecutor