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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-11-29

Mr.. Richard Hoffman, of BentleyviIle,
Washington county. who, for years has been
a cripple from paralytic affections, was sud-
denly cured on Friday last. He ascribes
his remarkable cure to have been brought
about through the influence OF prayer. The
physicians had pronounced his case incura-
BILE.
Advertised letters in the Postoflice at Som
erse,. Pa. IL not caliei fr ~ before
December Is, lssz. la.3 v a. -eut 70 the
Dead Letter 0fic-. viz:
Ballard, Leven; Carghln, Ellen A.: Di-
bert, Helena; Frantz, Lupton Finn, J. Ia
Hoffman, Richard 2; Hodgson. David
McGinnis, Henry McCray, john Miller,
Joseph; oberndorf. David O'Hara, Dennis
.: VanHorn, b. "
Nov. u, 1882. A. C. DAVIS. p. NJ.
PRo. HAgr.-This world renowned Magi-
clan and Humorist will give three enter
tainments in our town commencing Thurs
day Nov. Both. Thanksgiving night at the
Court House Hall on which occasions he
will give some very beautiful aud costly
presents every evening consisting of gold
and silver watches silver ware of all discrip.
tons Groceries, Provisions and many Other
articles to numerous to mention and two
hours of solid fun. Prices of admission
reserved seats 50 cents. General admission
% cts. children under u years OF age Is cts,
The following is a report of the Hare's
school for the month ending November II
1882:
No. enrolled during month"; S; average at
tendance, q per cent of attendance, 81
Number of visitors, >. The following per
sons attended every day Of the mont
John Miller. David Peterson, Harry Frank,
Jerry Griffith, Walter Cover. Walter Gard
ner, Minnie Shaffer, Lizzie Cover. Emma
Smucker, Amy Peterson, Mary Cover. The
school is in a prosperous condition. Visitors
are always welcome. Directors and pa
rents, give US u cali.
LLOYD STuFFT, Teacher.
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Showing net earnings ..-.. +l.bi2l ! 9s
The earnings were 4T9 240t - more than those OF
the previous year. and The expenses increased SOL
SEQ 70 showing net in, rease over The preceding
wear s4I7. 65l 90. The decrease In the ratio III
working expenses has been Q 20 per cent. as com
psrcd with the preceding year.
Net earnings 81 OF, l24-es
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FOR SALE.


he undersigned offer. for salea new and valu.
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No. go Westminster St, Prov dencc, X /.
"in the lexi.on Of youth, etc, there IS NO such
word as Fail" That ..ie1ic N is now found In
the laboratory Of HUNTS REMEDY. II knows no
such wvr ( as-FdiI.
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10 NOT fail to try Diamond Dyes a
al, lime in stock and for sale by C.. y. Boyd.
.uACKMETACK," a lasting and fragrant
p-;ce % and no cents
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A BRACE OF TRAGEDIES
It EVANSVILLE >!ss' AND coLvms, s.
Whole Family Dutchered and Hutlis.ed-rour
Arrests on Suspicion, but No Po.itl,s Proof + "
"A, A Step'soh rluuRes Knife luto tho
Heart OF Ills Step.rathtr. Il ,'3s &

EVANSVILLE, August l3.-A NOS! horrd
and brutal murder occurred ih;a morning
or during last night, in the northwestern
part OF tho city. Alexander Wilbur, a
German saloon keeper, his wlfo and his
little son, seven yrars old, were foun,l mpr.
dered In their house. Tho father and
mother III their bed and tho boy In tho
n1joining room. They were evidently
Killed while attempting escape. The heads
ot all three were crushed with Il lmtclet md
their tlroats cut and maipled in II most
brutal manner. An infant Of six months
Old wasfouud, unlarmcd in lis crib smiling
and growing and unconscious OF its be-
rcavcment. The most intense excitement
prevails, ond vigorous efforts are being
made to discover the perpetrator or porpc.
traitors oi tho ilcndisll net. The furniture
on tho premises WINS scattered and thrown
about 'promisrnously. Two DRIVERS OF a
bureau wero drawn out, while tho
middle ono WIS found locked, md
It contained $50 so. 1t ia not
believed the murderer ORD murdcrers got ,
anything Of value, II TINT WIS the OBJ,
jcc,: Geo. Lcnhart, Chas. ". Carrier, Phil
Vol and a disreputable young man named
10 Bird have been arrested on suspicion.
About Six years ngo n man nanled krugg
was murdered on the premises by II no
gress named Leroy. l.enhart married bis
widow and wanted to occupy the premises,
but WILDER Ind long lease on the house
and l.enhart has been heard TO threaten
to XII WILDER i he did not vacate. Carter
and Vol were found leaving tho city soon
after the murder wns discovered, and Bid
was arrested on general principles. Sus.
picion points most strongly to Lenhart who
stontly denies his guilt The coroner has
been Investigating the horror, but has not
returned a verdict. 4.s' -,
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MEXICAN TREATY.
Ono 10 be Proposed thnt viii Cover III
IsrfectS of those Existing.

/.
Ono 10 be Proposed TINT viii Cover the
Isrfects of those Existing.
WASHINGTON, August ls.-The State De.
fartmcnt is unable to say when the Com.
mission to conclude tho new treaty be.
tween the United States and Mexico will
convene. The place will probably be
Mexico City, and it is probably in this
connection that Philip II. Morgan, our
Minister to Mexico, will be designated as
the third Commissioner Oil the part OF the
United States to cooperate with General
Grant and Mr.. Trescott The State De.
partmcnt has. not been informed rs yet as
to who tho Mexican Commissioners will be,
although il is generally supposed that Senior
Romero, the Mexican Minister here will be
Chairman OF the Mexican half OF the Com.
mission. The two Governments are now
preparing the instructions for their rcspec.
tive commissioners. They will be general
in terms, in all probability laying down
certain lines Of policy to be followed by
the representatives Of the respective pow
ers, and giving them great deal OF discre-
ton Ms to details. The general purposes
OF the prospective treaty are pretty well
understood, so that it is safe to say that the
commissioners will be instructed generally
to agree upon u treaty which will cover all
the defects OF existing treaties, and which
will especially provide for new boundary
line between the two countries, and for the
mutual extradi;ion OF criminals rs well as
for something approximating reciprocal
freedom OF trade between the United
States and Mexico. Much will be left 10
the discretion OF the commissioners. The
names OF the American commissioners
furnish in themselves guarantee OF faith
ful conservation OF American interests.
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Guffin AiitirNufiuc.

WAsIIISoroN, August l2.-Acting secrc.
tary Of the Treasury French today ad.
dressed a letter to the Collectors ut New
York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston and
Portland, calling their attention to the act
Of Congress making provision far the estab.
lishmcnt Of cattle quarantine stations, and
stating that It is tho desire Of the Depart.
ment 10 provide proper shelter Tor imported
cattle ut those ports us SOON as convenient.
Collectors arc instructed TO consider tho
best method Of doing this, and also whore
such quarantine stations should be cslab.
Iished, The Treasury Cattle Commission
has been authorized to advise with Collec-
tors upon tie subject. Judge French's let:
Tar says IL has been suggested at some Of
The ports that transportation companies
NAV be willing to aid in furnishing tle az
commodations desired, and also that the
place for. n quarantine station shonld be
accessible @ by water carriage, and such that
cattic ii Gnarantine may be isolated from
other cattle, and that easf importation may
oiso be isolated from other iMportaiions
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DipIosnntic DOingA.

WASHINGTON, August l2-The State De-
part,ncnt has received, through the I4ega-
ton ut st. Petersburg, a copy Of the circu-
lar issued by the Russian Ministry in
relation to the expulsion OF Israelites, in
which local authorities are directed not 10
expel Israclites established prior to 1850
and residing there III virtue OF regular per-
mission, aud on the other hand, directing
them to take measures to prevent new au-
thority being given lsraelites who have not
the right OF residence.
Acting Secretary Davis has been in COM
munication with Minister Lowell, ut Lon
don, in reference 10 the clse OF Stephen j..
Afeany, Of New York, who WIS arrested ut
Ennis, Ireland, for alleged violation Of the
repression act. Secretary Davis yesterday
telegraphcd Minister Lowell to give the
case immediate attention, and to investi-
gate and report to the Department An
answer was received from Minister Lowell
today, stating that the Foreign Office has
no official information on the subject, but
he understood Meany lnld been released.
Secretary Davis thercupon telesraphed
Minister Lowell to get exact Information
us 10 whether Mcany is free or not.
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lie Would M Angel he.

PITTSBURGH, August l3.-A striking iron
worker who lives OH Seventeenth street,
near Penn avenue, furnished II small SEN
sation for the neighborhood on Friday
night. On account Of the strike he is
thrown out Of Il regular job, and in consc-
quencc has been somewhat low spirited and
has been drinking considerably. lie, has
been working lately ut some outside job,
but It seeing that his income from that
source has not been sufficient to keep up
his spirits. About ten o'clock the mans
wife appeared on the street and asked for
hclptohnut her husband. She said he had
been gone about M hour, md from his
manner when he went out, in connection
with his non-return, she was afraid he
had done himself injury. Several
volunteers were forthcoming, and, preceded
bya light, they proceeded toward the river.
They only had to 90 as fur as the Alleghe-
ny Valley railroad track. however, 10 find
him. lie was found stretched out on the
track with his neck laid across one rail lm-
tiently waiting for train to come along
md end his existence. 1t is sail that the
track which, he occupied was u side track
that is never used ut night, but he piota'
bly, did not know this, rs lie was evidently
in earnest. However, he allowed himself
tabe led home and put 10 bed. Yesterday
he vent to work as usual, and it is to be
Hoped lor his sake the strike will soon end
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WASHINGTON, August Zone Of the
brightest, pleasantest and most amiable
men in Congress is Senator Jones, OF
Nevada. But Jones is sensitive, lie doesn't
like to have ugly or unkind things said
about himself or his record, and. with good
reason, because both he and his record are
above rcproacl,. There is man out i'll
Nevada who is annoying Jones. This man
is Anderson-I.lttle Red Jimmy Anderson,
known 10 iame since lS7Gas "the lightning
liar OF Louisiana" Anderson is now run
ing Democratic newspaper out in Nevada,
and the way hc is going for Jones is
enough to make the most hardened heart
sympathetic. All yesterday Jones was
hunting around Washington for somebody
who knew Andersons record. Senator
Jones proposes to show the people OF
Neyuja what sort OF man the rcd.headcd
carpet bagscr from Louisiana is Jones
was advised 10 write TO Agnes jerks for
Anicrson's record. Agnes knows all about
him, and can supply Jones with more mn.
teriul with which 10 annihilate Anderson
in un hour, than Jones organ can work
Off in month. He will probably 80 else.
where, however, for information.
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THE FAIR TRAMpS,
In tho Wlitls Of North Carolina-Fooi
Sore atd Weary,

In tho WIids Of North Cnrolina-Fooa
Sore and Weary. 4
HESDERsoSylLLE, N. c., August l3.-Thc
six young girls who have started out ia
walk across the mountains OF this State,
mentioned in these dispatches fcw,lays
ago, arrived at this place today. The girls
are in excellent spirits, aud, notwithstand-
ing that one Of the youngest is foot.sore
aud 4 little the worse from the number ol
miles which they have trampcd, they are
thoroughly in earnest. They will remain
here Tor day or two to rest and rccuperate,
and as soon as Miss Ellic Bayless RECEIVERS
from her CALLED foot they will resume their
journey. The girls are all ieariully sun.
burn cd, ane one or two somewhat freckled
by their exposure 10 the rays Of the sun,
but, even with these disadvantages, they
are quite attractive and greatly admired by
Tue young men in the villages through
which they have passed.
The pedestrians have been on the road
now about twenty days. Daring that time
they have canlped out four or five nights,
once ina dcsolate forest in Surry county.
They were disturbed in their sleep on TINT
OCCASION by some young bears that were
wandering about. The girls had IL short
council OF war, and came to the con-
ciusion TINT there was no cause for
alarm. Each OF the fur trarnps is armed
with u small bowie.knife and revolver, and
two OF them look us il they were physically
capable Of taking care OF themselves in nj,
encounter with man or beast. Miss Bettie
Dendar, who seems 10 be comlnander-in-
chief Of the party, says they have
beer kindly treated wherever they have
stopped. Every house at which they have
applied Tor lodging or food has been
thrown open to them. Miss Dcndar
said that few Of the females whom
they have met have manifested dis.
position TO give them the cold shoulder.
These, however, the jolly little captain
added, were invariably spinsters who
were fading into the sere and yellow leaf
Of age. Upon the WHOLE, said Miss Den.
dar, we have had a splendid time,
and, though we have suffered some pri.
Vations, We have been fully repaid for our
Trip. The country through which We
have travelled is the most 4 masn Il.
cent ever saw. Tomorrow or the d ~
following added the leader OF the trip,
I'VE will resume our journey, directing
our course toward the Bald Mountains.
We have no very definite programme
ind expect to go where where We choose,
or where the most picturesque scenery
invites us most strongly" Two OF
the party are amateur painters, and two
others have some little talent OF sketching.
All OF the girls are dressed with view Of
comfort and ease. They make ten or
twelve miles g day with eua.. They do
not expect to return FROM their trip before
Nctober lltE ..z..--I ~. - ta..- .--,..-
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YELLOW JACK.

rhs SLOW hut StcHdy Progress OF tho
Dreaded hc0urge. &
BROWNSVILLE, TExAs, August i2.-Twen.
,vncw cases Of fever today, but no deaths.
4, Cottinas ranches, twelve miles north,
there arc five cases. At Afatamoras the
existing cases number upwards Of five
hundred, with three deaths.
There are twenty.onc Mexican and four
American new eases Of yellow fever and
one dca,l. II is ,lleopinion of the physi.
eiaps that the fever material is cxhausting.
There were eight deaths and several new
Gases in Matamoras.
JAcEsos, Miss, August l2.-The Missis.
sippi State board OF Health will establish
Immediately quarantine stations ut Osyka,
on the New Orleans & Chicago Railroad; ut
Fort Adams on the Mississippi river, and
a,a point in Hancock county, OIL the Mo.
Me ( New Orleans Railroad. A certifi.
cate from the Board OF Health will be re.
qnirpd from all persons travelling.
I.Angpo, TEXAS, August l2.-For the
tweuiy.iour hours ended ut Sr. NJ, August
l.lh, Brownsville lnd twenty-five new
cases Of yellow fever and one death; Mata-
moras iwenty.three new cases sand eight
deaths.
BROWNSVILLE, TEX, August l3.-Twenty.
two new cases Of yellow fevcrarc reported,
all Mexicans but ono American, and one
death. The Northern mail was sent back
from above. There is more alarm ut Il
distance than there is cause for yet.
A thunder squall to-day lasted half an
hour no damage.
Physicians arc apprchensiyc Of q change
in the weather. =
MarAMoRAs, August l3.-Eight deaths
for the week ended ut 9A.M Total deaths
from fever, fifty.
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Lcchcro,,. nrutc Fru.trutcd.

SCRANTON, Pa, August l2.-Chas. Rath,
aweJl.to-do merchant OF Wilkcsbarre, was
arrested yesterday, charged with an at
,empled outrage OH m eight.ycar.old
daughter OF David Sntller, u printer, who
has been working on the Republican,, Of
this city. Ratl came the penny and candy
dodge on the little girl, ,and she was easily
entired into the store. The mother Of the
sirl WIS called by neighbors, aud she
rushed TO the store and found the iecher-
mbrute almost ready 10 accomplish his
evil design. The monster takes the mat
ter very coolly, and laughs about it. lie
is we'll blessed with this world'sgoods. lie
owns considerable real estate i'll Wilkes
barre, and has been engaged in business
,hese for thirty years. lie is sixty years
DID, lie was held to bail in 81 900.
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Labor EniOn Resolutions.

New fonK, August l3.--rlle Central In
Dor Union today adopted the following
resolutions:
Eesolttd, That We, the Central I.abo,
Union. denounce the acton Of tho British
government in arresting Henry George,
while in performance Of his duty us journ.
alist, rs cowardly and tyrannical, and also
as deserving the reProbation OF all true
Americans. ia WI,
Re'oSd, That VIC demand Of the: Ameri-
can government that it will take i,nme.
d'atc steps 10 compel the british TO make Il
iull and, complete reparation for tho I'M
warranted and atrocious insult il las
heaped upon tho dignity Of American citi-
zenship, which should prove shield and
bulwark to the American in whatever part
ol the world that duty or pleasure may
lead him S.. slis'Ss tfs.; VII. : ,'T1 :"
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Want More Money.

RICHMOND, ND, August l3.-A part oI
tho iron mouldcrs at Haynes, Spencer &
Co.'s Church and School Works have
struck for higher wagcs, Allof the discon.
tented workmcn have been discharged, and
notified that they will not be taken back
at any PRICE, notwithstanding the iaet that
tho company needs them badly, TO Gil or.
dcrs that haye been on the books for p long
time. Ks 4 4 s 3
WILEEsBARRE, Pa, Aust I3.-Thc strik.
ing driver boys have resolved 10 hold no
more mectings. They will remain firm.
Minors nrc now In full accord with then,
and they are receiving encouragement from
other districts. 1t is impossible to tell how
far the strike may extend. ss45Es
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TRAGEDY ar COLUMBUS.
John Metzgnr's Heart Severed In Twain
EH..g Uy hfS StensOt,, F.s 4,

Co,ruprs A,,,st1o H., ,r,,
o ""o'' aug A"sG'. ST. i--'o',ii Metzear'
.nooFer' whose place ol residence is No.
10 Jackson street, in the southern mart OF
the city. was kill lrd ohout 10 o,c,on,. .,;o
ovon;ns hr h;s s.on,o,, : 49,. S.C.A '",a
'..'s =! r's n'el'so"," uoy VI e's'''eeh. IL
seems that Metzsar and Wagner were play
ing game Of cards, when some dispute
arose resulting in Aleiz,ar n,,n,ttt;ny Wouror
ont n tho houso Ivoornr ro.,sna, :.
". =. .n' noue.: /" ns,1er ae1ufneu IN =
lew minutes with dirk.knifc, which, he
plunged into Me,zgar's heart, seyerinp It
in twain. 60 a.
After committing the murder, Wagner
made his escape. The police were notified
and arrested George Harmon, who furnish.
ed the knife with whicl7,he bloody deed
was done Young Wagner ran away, but
shortly afterwards returned. and WIS ar-
rested. lie was taken to the city prison
and searched, but nothing was found on
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number Of regiments arc ordered 10 bo in

number Of regiments arc ordered 10 bc /,
readiness for active service, I75I ",75 =
Tho troop ship Maluber. Mt Portsmouth
Ia under orders 10 inkr tbis wcet ",,",,
1000 additional officers and man n
strengthen the regiments already IN Evvnt
while u further detachment Of artillery wii
embark on tho transport Ieyiot, at Wool.
wieh. ls.5g.s 'l tl;5 5I5t - ~ !
4 ALEXANDRIA, August 1S,--The Cold
Stream Guards landed this morning nnJ
marched TO Ramlel, where The whole bri.
gade OF foot guards are now encnmnrd
under command ofihe Duke Of Counn,irLt'
General Alison having written TO tho com.
mander Of tho German gun.boat llabicht.
that security can now Lo v,,nrant"ci , r.,
Alexandria, tho German pailors guarding
the German hospital, yesterday, were with.
drawn. This removes tho last foreign land.
ing purity. gf1s u IES.
Cburcl, sorv;co vo, hal, :, c,n.,
ternoon In >tbn r;t,, ,rha n.r,,.,'. om nu a..
Irfrnces nnu,sr Hv;.haI -. H.'Ss ~ s,,i a'a'ti
tint Arubi fisS, % h snnI;.. ~ .h,.ts 70 u,noreu
to nvo;I ,ho nan,ss;," :" aJf 1,'. aoEte.s I"ny
The Duke of Co,n,anSh; b.u onui;",I u - 'he Iom.
tho Marinrs br;vaIsI wiz H.. Evar.,. ~ mat'
This il taken as n comnlime,t hv th" "r. far.
mer. News Inns inst hesn reca;yoI ~ Nv ~ ~. =
skirmish 10 ,I,o wps,wari NJ 4 ioxani.;" vi \;
beyond Mcks Fort. -. : - ",'''' $40 - :
The saiIors and mor;,os Iroyo, ,,,,,,, : = ,,o,
of Arabs bnrk with ,hn iir. 49, ~ s,nai, "s aosi
piece, No loss on the Envfish M a s;Jn a"'' .i'.u 1
Foreigners are bepinninr p' to 9u. "r,,mble
and lave formed n so,aII"d .r;lnSncn III e. urov, nom,
miitee 10 watch l;nrnnnnr ir,ar"u,a Ty,;, trh;o
movement viii he n so,,rrn of conu;dan' i'
able trouble TO Sir Gmrnct Wo,so,ov ''IS Mnioso
irm,v S"nI, u.;.I, ~ M N'"' Ae' 4" oseey, uuless
Duu,,y a Wp,,st - % constable -, ..,, 49,, 5 !,
Brown was shot fatnilv 10 Jan a. n,a.n., s,"s'su
town, Comfy S,uih -Four i,,,in,o M a",o.t., m,oo
his body. f'I - W Du'0'' SI'''ess' et''o''u
rho hotice arrested fiye Of . comnonv ~
flfty men drilinr nsar nnn,arSom vo'p"'' " "
The comm;ttre in cLar,n KIN" ;,,or;a,.
races refused the njrar hv ci;irarJ IN ',.H Tinvd ~
Gun valued nj e51 :" 4 '" S''N' NiI''o Ivy = ~ VI
4 Tic Iuspector. Genor,, NJ ,ho co,.,o,,
latory Forwarded thc County NJ .'I frsnoasna UU "
Ireland CjSo ON for ~ J:s. rS,,r,;oi, opos.oi VI
the constnbuIaiorv = ".'o1 "'''o'k
It is stated thai onns have boo,, ~ ooJ
iu the upprr vnrl q ,n, rs,i. I oe1n pateu pn.I
frecautions tatnn IL o Hon ' at oous;b, aHI o.lel
during the cont .nn;"i 'i,p,"na,.,t;os oru .ioss
Large bodies Of ;ni.n,ry uI,'1a'"'.T 'n"raIoI ,hn
streets with vnna ,"'n;,,nt drans;"o ra"ou ,n. ,.s
eyci,ement :i'h" on,hn,;,;.., % .'.uss ?ol.ie
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TROUBLE IN A HOTEL.
The Guests Of II Long Branch III otcl Flee
| satt- from T'yvIlnIsl Favor

from Typhoid Fever.
LoSa BRANCH, August 13.-The guests at
the Hotel Bellevue, near seabright, stam-
peded because oitwo cases OF typhoid fever.
The proprietor posted the following notice:
81 will close this hotel OH Monday, sure"
signed, J. A. Cory. The patients are N.
W. Andrews and Albert Levy, relative
OF the bankers seligman. The physicians
say the patients cannot now bc removed
within ten days. and the I'roprie.
tor demands 10 keep the hotel open
for them that time, $500 each. The
friends Of the sick persons say they will
pay any reasonable sum for their main.
tenance, but not the amount demanded.
Corey says he would shut up the entire
house tomorrow and prosecute any one
who broke into it. He could not afford
TO have the house shut up ut this season Of
the year. II the two III persons were re-
moved ut once he tlloushthe could reopen
as soon rs the rooms were renovoted and
could keep his hotel full Of guests the res,
OF the season. If the patients were kept in
the hotel he wanted his loss made good.