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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-17
To-DAY's TELEGRAPH1c NEWS
lhe Susquehanua has stoppedrising.

The Susquehanna has stoppedarsing.
The Gennesee river is rising, causiur
washouts and other damage.
a fearful blizzard is prevailing in Dakot,
and the snow has blockaded all the rail.
roads.
A settlement between Russia and In,
Vatican has been completed, and Bishun
Popil will take the see of Warsaw
George Dawson. formerly editor OF the Al.
bany Erening Journal, died this morning in
that city
John Briggs, in attempting to proven,
fight between two drunken men in SbicL
hinny, Pa, last night, was killed by one .,
them.
The Ohio river is gradually falling and
things are assuming Il more hopeful appear.
ance. At Cincinnati the weather is colder
with the wind westerly.
Col. J. Ross Greene, one OF the wealthir,r
and most prominent citizens Of BaSlron
Texas, died raving maniac in New York
a day or TWO ago.
Carey, one Of the witnesses in the trial -
the murderers of Lork Frederick Cavendisl,
and Mr. Burke, now in progress in Dublin
made to-day quite IN expose of the secr,;
workings OF the Fenian Brotherhood ia ire.
land.
The municipal council OF Paris has a,lypl
ed 4 resolution advocating the granting 81
amnesty to the recently convicted anarchist,
and a stay of further proceedings against
the others.
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! $4,000 ROMANCE

true romance IN real life recently took place
ia Louisville Ky. The circumstances were these .
MISS aicene Eanderespt the beautiful and ac
complished daughter OF our we'll known ma ~
teemed druggist, had we'll known young gentle.
man, also OF Louisville, paying her attentions
and both being possessed of speculative spirit and
unknown to the other, purchased 81 ticker in
the Commonwealth Distribution Company, II Co
happened that each took half ticker with ~
same number. and when the drawing terminated
they had drawn 5000 each, their number ba,El
ing draw the $4,000 prize. When tbo Ia ma
gentleman called to tell his good fortune. his sur.
Prise was great 10 lind his sweetheart was also an
.itiei 70 congratulations OF course, welding
;o,n .Si;""e', i'i II was selfevident they were
lhtsnded Tor each other and the younp oantl.n,n
Is now the owner of prosperous business, and At
MS request We refrain from giving his name also
no" lei all young gentlemen and ladies 60 and do
!ike"lse Next drawing Wednesday, FEBRUARY
18th: ! $50 prizes. S112,40O Capital nrizs
S'o'ooo. Tickets, only 81. Send your order
Immediately to r. VI. Boardman, Louisville. Ev
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The Ground Hog,-Wiggins, G Co Court. Dav
Alexandria Cats Etc

ltorrespondcnce ol The Alexandria GAZETTE
LOUISA, Feb. Is, lSS3.-The ground hog
theory and Virgins prophecy have both
failed. The weather has been very coed
for the season-no snow-storms, no terrific
gales, and the like. Vennor predicts mild
period from the 18th to the 10th, so the palm
belongs to him for the weather is akin 10
that of April-warm and showery
Mrs. Bette. Goodwin, a lady well-known
i'll this county, died few days since. Her
son came in from Arkansas just before her
death
Rev. J. ]. Latierty lectures here TONIGHT
Subject-"The Old Times aud the New"
Last Monday was court day but nothing
OF interest occurred during the day. The
usual amount OF bad whiskey was drunk
those so indulging probably going by old
Honest John Letcher's ideas. 1t is SAID that
he used to say, Boys, there amt no bad
Whiskcy some way be better than others
but its all good !" But it is presumed old
John never took drink at Louisa G. n
else ----lre would never have made that
assertion.
Truly, Alexandria cats have hard time
As behold my old cat lying down on the
hearth, his tail curled up around his legs, I
cannot help thinking how fortunate be is
not to live in Alexandria for, did he live
there he would soou be minus of his caudal
appendage. E.L.B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-17

A SAD CAsE.-A short while ago, Mrs.
Virginia Watkins, wife OF NJ. \. b. Wat
kins, who resided near this place, left home
to visit her sou aud daughter who live near
Bealeton, Fauqnicr county Shortly after
her arrival there, she was taken sick of
pneumonia and died Her husband was
summoned, aud arrived before her death,
but the exposure of the long horseback ride
during the inclement weather, together with
the grief occasioned by the death of his wife
produced an illness, aud he, too, died on
Saturday last. inst ten days after the death
of his wife. Mrs. Watkinss remains were
disinterred and the two bodies were
brought down on the train Monday morning
and buried in the Cemetery at this place a
large concourse of friends attesting their re-
gard for the deceased by attending the flu
neral.-Mr W. was about 60 and Mrs. W.
So years Old The latter was a sister Of Mr..
Albert Wilcoxen, Mrs. Newman Burke and
Mrs Farr, of this place. Fairtar Herald.
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Col. Mosby ana Gen. Mahoue
I" Tie r'itor Of III" Washington Ereuino Star.
WASuISlr.N y.

i" Tie Editor Of liz U'ushiagioa Ereuino STA,
WASHISGToS. Feb. 16, 1882
ile:'Ne inform The public that if. from anv rp :.
HOT VI recent event. unnecessary to rularre mn.
on here the Impression has gone abroad that GA
, MoaoT Is friendly to Gen. Malone, the imnrcs.
Sa carries laiSh"oh As the brother-n.law of
t,' oSN H''"" ana desire to say that for two or
Three years he has been writing from Hone Knr,,
ihHertivrS such AS might be- expected from o,,s
whose native state has been made tn. sr.n. or =
nacchanal aud her honor bartercd away 7 wan,
Wednesday evening with his Young son ia san ~
zen Malone that whatever was done that look sd
t.Me GI"'pron'se was done without Col Moshy's
""le,!se an" against his wishes. Hoping othcr
Things he was mad. While this is NOT nv ,,,
tro'erSy, dislike, rs Sir Lucius o"rriygrr said
10 see IT spoiled by trying to explain II far -
seems TO me the quarrel is 4 very pretty nn.r'
rel Us il atands'' CnARrrs VIZ, D.. i'i"'-
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY II.

THE COMMISSIONERS Of migration for
California is now under trial for felony for
misarpropriating funds belonging to his
State. But no Southern democratic newspa-
per says that he is a fairsamplc of the mate
rial that composcs the republican party of
California and the other States of the Pacific
slope. Had he been 4 Southern democrat,
how different il would have been with a
certain class of the republican press ofWash-
, ington and the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-17

OF ALI. ridiculous things the most rilicu-
lousis the "hostiIe correspondence" between
Messrs. Townshend and Haskell, neither
OF whom very properly recognizes the code
rs means for the settlement of personal
difficulties. Why hostile correspondence
if there be no hosiIitics in view?
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LIST OF LETTERS

The following is list Of the letters remaining J.:
the Alexandria. Virginia, postofice Feb l..
Persons calng for letters will say they are adv.
tiSrl aud give the date of the list
If not called for within thirty DAYS, they viii b,
sent to the dcaaleter office, in Washington.
Anderson, Mary Gray. Robert
ballard. john HILL Mrs Maria
BROOKS, ) W Lewis. Miss Lilio
Brown, heEry McGruder Mrs Aguc.
Barry, Mrs Mary Nav. Miss DIV.
Butler, Alr Royd Mrs
Brown, Mrs Elm Spring, Joe
Bogus, Dudley Summers. Max
Cover, Miss Co.nelia Smith. Miss Ei,,.
4reeh' Towe, Signor foreign
"iDsoh' MISS Eliza Taylor. Miss Mamie
IL ID. 4. WINDSOR p NJ
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ARE OUR HOTELS SAFE Z,

The recent fires in the Newhall House, Alilw.,
kee, Sturtcvant House. New York, and paul.rs
House ST. Louis, causes anXions travellers 10 Ask
the above question; so also is the above Question
asked by purchasers of lottery tickets. is the o,
terry drawing fair is it able 10 pay the prize,
drawn, are they drawn and paid. ana are the.
chances good u win 4 fortune? The Common
wealth Distribution Company. of Louisville, ga.
tcuthinly answer YES, to all the above intcrroy.
tories Next drawing Feb IS. 1883. Ticket,
only 81. Address r. W. Roardlnan. Cuuier. Jou.
nal Building, Louisville, KY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-17

nnNalids. broken
down III hearth aul
spirits by chronic dy,.
pepala, or su tirrins
from the terrible rA
hanst!on that follow,
the attacks of acute
the tcsiimun,
Of thousands who have
been raised Is by =,
miracle from 4 SIM
lar state of proStratiuu
by HuStetter's StOnl
arh Bitters, is 4 sure
guarantee that by the
same means you, too.
may he strengthened
aud restored.
For sale by all Drug ,
lrblO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-17

They CATCH it here as well Us hereafter.
Mr.. Ferry has not only been defeated in his
contest for reelection to The Senate, hut has
met with financial ruin, and. wors: of all, il
accused OF bribery in his public and ofcrook
edness in his private transactions. Mr.. Ferry
was prominent instrument in the cxecu-
ton Of the Hayes fraud
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-17

As WAS anticipated, the immense success
of Miss Livingston, in her recent suit for
damages in New York, has produced crop
Of such suits throughout the whole section
Of country in which the particulars of that
lection against similar suits in tie North is
early marriage to attractive women.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-17

THE FLOODS in the West are now abating
sensibly. The damage they have done has
been immense, but ii will be blessing in
disguise if it be the means of inducing the
people Of the devastated districts to take
precaution against a repetition of the inju-
ry, for what happens once is not unlikely to
occur again, though the interval may be
measured By generations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-17

If THE second starroutc jury has not been
fixed as the first one was, the confession
of Rerdell, one of the gang, supported as il
is by documentary evidence, supplies all
that is requisite to convict the swindlers
and make them view the world in light
toned down by transmission through iron
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-17
REPORT OF THE INFIRMARY FOR 1882.

We are sure the annual report of tho
Alexandria Inirmary will be read with I'M
usual interest, at this time, though unavoid-
able delay has postponed its publication.
Received for support of the institution
during the year 1882, and expended for
household. rent, medicine, fuel and inciden-
tai expenses 81. 56242
The following contributions are acknow-
legged from the various churches on Hospital
Sunday: ST. paul's S52.l3: Christ Church
S3G.9l: Baptist $50; NJ. p. G. $3.50; Second
Presbyterian S25.
The following is list of contributions
from friends of the Institution during the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-17

The way to produce smile on the face
Of man, suffering with racking cough, is
to make him present of bottle Of DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Just try it ana Won
will be astonished at the result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-17

predicameHt , o'clock in the morning
.sleet on the sidewalk baby got the
Group, and no DR.. Bulls Cough Sprup in the
house. - ''e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-17
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,

NEW York, Feb. 1.-THE stock market opeucd
somewhat irregular, but in the main firm \,
fractional advance from yesterdays closing prices
III the early trade the market was dull but gen
orally strong and led by Rochester and Pittsbury
Union Pacific ami Rock Island The list sold ~,
sal per cent, hut this was subsequently, lost in
reaction. which carried Hannibal and ST Jose,L
pid. down per cent and the general list \ frsr
ton.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Feb. lT.-Flour !,
steady at yesterdays quotations. About 500
bushels OF Wheat sold to-day at loan, far p,lt,
there being no mixed or Lancaster offered 1o3n
'"shelS OF Corn sold at GOa62 for common white.
ana TO for yellow; good dry Corn would bring
o'ao9 One small lot Of Oats brought 60 Conn.
try produce is lower
KLrIMoEE, Feb. Iva. is derll -; do con-
solidated 5Oi2; do second series =. nsst Am.
coupons to'2; do new 1O-4O's 40: do new rs AZ
", pau to-day Cotton steady; md6iinps 1Ol,
flour hrm and without change Wheat
S ern scarce and firm Western higher and active:
Maryland 1861 pal 26't, No 2 Western wintsr
t M spot Ia taal2ils y: February 124o.a125:
March 125asa125le April l27a1o1i, MAJ
- 20 ga rs =. corn-Sonthern steady westerns
II Western mixed spot w" Tsl aHT Sg,i3w .oa
'4"sa14's: March 117sa72; April TIs1I@.
c ct.a'her oHaoota Oats dull AMI steady
, nG"tn1l IN t9anl Western white 1Oa51 do
mixed mixed 4 ;ai9 penna 4sa51. Rye quiet at T1a,3,
'.n as unchanged and dull Coffee lower; Rio car
Whskey quiet at 81 I1a1 III" IL urn = SOIL "a.
- "a =
NEW YORK. Feb. "17.-Stocks firm, Cotrou
rnnr anu easier: uplands 1Oi4 Orleans 1Ol,.
! ft -" quiet and firm. Wheat fairly active and
het,ar ''e'' '"fn iairy active and shade
Ra,L s,o.
NEW Yong FL = rr,s
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HOUSE

The Committee on Elections in the con.
tested case of Lessingham vs. Frost, from
the Sd Missouri district, reported in favor Of
seating the contestant which report was
laid over, and the usual number of petitions
having been presented and referred, the
House proceeded to the consideration of the
tariff bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-17

Mr.. J. I. Mcdonald, Roxburg, Vt, saws /:
Il used Browns Iron Bitters for dyspepsia
with the most satisfactory results
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The Court of An~a,,

The Court Of Appeals Yesterday
luelies administrator vs.. Wimbisb
Argued and submitted
johnson W. Couch, &c. Argued.
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Mr. H. Marshall Davis, a we'll known
citizen of Occoquan. died there yesterday.
aged about 60 years.
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To-DAY's CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
SENATE.

A resolution that in future the Senate
meet at 10 a. IN. was laid over.
After the presentation of a number of De-
titions and some debate on a resolution as
to the authority ofthe present Legislature of
New Hampshire 10 elect &. 5. Senator
(which was subsequently withdrawn the
Senate took up hetariff' bill.
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II Is reported that twenty persons hare died OF
tTichlnosis in Malaga from eating American ham,
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loo 4. I
leSeu from lhe various churches on Hospital
Sunday: st. Paul's S52.l3: Christ Church
soc a, p>,;., a,n Ar u r, ,,,n
DaL.;l Az 'N>"''
freSoSteriah 80.
"I i"'i'" ms l. = ns' VI contlinitlolS
no'' '''e'''' - VIC '"@''''''o' ""lihS tie
year
Mr.. II. u. DulIny. 500 90
l'f. kllSteln. % 90
Capt. W. !. Buuthc % UO
Mr.. $. G. Wyman. 5000
Miss +. Miller. % 90
: Si' = r. n.a mi'ieF' -, 10 90 90
Mrs lanes rav,,r 3H wv
Mrs. DR., Lewis, IN M
Mrs. Anna Miller, 1000
Mrs. J. Il, Daingrrlield, 1000
Mr.. Louis Hooh, 1000
MIS- MRS tlt:nush '"yte' 1000
M Sirs' I i,oT ny, rr.,r;,. 90
Miss Cover. 10 30
Miss Sally Tomkins. : 90
Miss Graeti, 500
Miss Morrill, 800
MIS- MI -. H. " la!i"f 90
Mr. Mr.. P p r. ''''"''" 2H,
Mrs. R. BARNES. irloriia, o0
rpnv rup .,,,,,x,u,. ,,,,
Mr. I. n H,,rlf,rJ .,- 40
Col A Herbert S .,o w W.
Miss J,hns Nv Nv ~ ~
Ladies Missionary Safety. 1875
Collection Seminary Chapel, 800
C1l l.; noXton' 1000
MrS' N''S''''S L. Lee 10 90
FROM OTHER a"rRcEs
Proceeds u Concert. SloS 90
,n it Pl,: Mr; r ~. :, Ire 43 90
Grace Chm"c,' ''a'"'e'' io 20
Christ Church ( { 40 40 % -
Many cash deposits in bank wi,bou, usn 49, o..
also acknowledged.
The generous and yalush), e..r,.;,os :,
Drs. lsisbon. klipsteip smith and 49, s y.
yreattully acknowle,]oeI with ,hnsa w A.,
Lewis as consuItinp nIysi";.,n io~,, ~ -
% sick chair from Nrs Eossa,. , "a, ..s vi
Mr.. w. A. Snoot and .rncor;.., rr,n, Nm M
J.B painrerleIl were mos, aa,',a M
The report cannot no closed v,;,S ,., "aris'
euce to the present Matron and ihn a,,; ii,
manner in which she b,s l;s,h..'T"I Wv
numerous and resnonsihIs dr,;as ''e'
patient and cheerful sniri, ha' ai:u Mliose
Slime into the sick rooms. md also ~ 49,.
faithful Eurra ,,,h> oo., "'i'i ALSO 10 inc
arv for fen v.,rs and lii ~ ,ne lli'sni.
,;ca n tbnsn '.n, r.t ~, SNeS loving SER
The number If inmatas ~ J "vi .a'e e.
has been nineteen. nnIv ona N, 5a.s7,,, VIC year
on
r. !. ,,s.no,, oo,;
,be enthusias,in p ",'i III consequence OF
maniInst nI h,' tL "i,i unanimous interest
Inirmarv in tho lar. ,t.'~ H III .ne Alexandrla
,ri,,a si:o,n ,r:,: SuGeesslui FESTIVAL. 10
6r lie oy;stonoo ~ :, HISTORY III tne ten Years
cemLer ISL with Roar JJ af Tnss, III DE,
rorred ;uto .,I'at . noa'" VI trustees, ana
natient in NI.r'.h 1ea anG received It's first
P - 3't''N W. loL"' III the mousse former
bow .,I p,e" W " M"rphy, with DR.. K. c.
nat H 40 asS .!,.a pnysician tifly-six
# m eynensa nf 80 a ,Ul ourihS inc rst year,
debt The jnfrmar , ~ woe anu close closet without
~; u. 'ihary was carried on during
chosen from The vorinms ohn ,".ay managers
close Of Tho va,r ~ - nan Iai'''ehes' Al The
Lady S5ono@ers ,n,l Trnstaa. =; teellhs OF tne
hest 70 end thn nrol.n "s'ees II was thought
continue the institmtion =, - io"t anu
scala I,aI l.,si'uslon on less expensive
the Trustees handed ot.nr H. tessisneu ana
Ire aaSnts - '' NI;' over me lnfIrmary and
los, iii 81 -, .'. WV ' iCc-l FcSl-
~
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new YORK. Feb. -l7.--Stocks firm. Cotton
u rl ana easier: uplands 10L.; Orleans lOI.,,
r ron quiet and 6rm. Wheat fairly active and
h hsa'4c better Corn fairly active and shade
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to provide for deficiency for the pub
lie printing. The rules were sus-
pended and the bill finally passed.
Mr.. Lakewood, by leave. intro
duced resolution granting Mr.. Hall
the use of the hall of the house OF
representative for the purpose of lee
turing Tuesday evening next on tenn
/ perance.
Mr.. Frymier moved to amend by
inserting Sunday for Friday evening.
Mr.. Lakewood explained that he
had not introduced the resolution for
trivial consideration, and the amend
ment was dropped.
Mr.. Labatt opposed the resolution
as matter of consistency, as the hall
had been refused but a few days ago
to another party. Besides, he consid
cred 1t an insult to be lecturing the
members on temperance. There was
no more sober set of men anywhere
than they had been every day of the
session. Laughter1
Mr. Epson said he would include
any other lobby interest.
Mr.. Taylor was opposed to the
resolution. The members had use of
the hall for their correspondence at
their desks every night. He thought
as Mrs. Spoopendyke told her husband.
Mr.. Hall could get hall of his own
to lecture. Laughter.
The resolution was withdrawn.
MIR. Parsons asked that Mr.. Boggs
be excused on account of sickness.
Granted.
House adjourned till lOo'clock a. m.
Monday.
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which affidavit shall be filed with the
papers OF the case. provided no wit
ness shall receive pay for his services
as witness in more than any one
term of the court, nor shall any
witness recognized or attached for
the purpose of proving the gen.
eral character of the defendant, be
entitled to the benefits heI eof.
Sec. 4. 1t shall be the duty of the
district or criminal judge when any
such bill is presented to him, to eX-
anime the same carefully, and to in
quire into the correctness thereof, and
to approve the same in whole or in
part, or to diSapprOve the entire bill,
as the facts and law may require, and
said bill. with the action of the judge
thereon shall be entered on the min
utes of said court, and Immediately on
the rising of said court, it shall be the
duty of the clerk thereof to make
certified copy from the minutes of
said court, of said bill, and the action
of the Judge thereon. and transmit the
same by mail in registered letter to
the comptroller of public accounts
for which service the clerk shall be
entitled to fee of % cents, to be paid
by the witness.
Sec. 3. 1t shalr be the duty of the
comptroller, upon the receipt of such
claim and said certified copy of the
minutes of said court, to carefully ex-
anime the same. and if correct, to
draw his warrant on the state treas
urer for the amount due, and in favor
of the witness entitled to the same;
provided, if the appropriation for
paying such accounts is exhausted,
the comptroller shall file the same
away if correct, and issue certificate
in the name of the witness entitled
to the same, stating therein the amount
of the claim; and all such claims or
accounts not transmitted to, or placed
on file in the Office of the comptroller
of public accounts, within twelve
from the date of the final dis
position of the case in which the wit
ness was attached or recognized to
testify. shall be for ever barred; and
all laws and parts of laws in conflict |
with the provisions of this bill are
hereby repealed.
On motion of Mr.. Martin, the SEN
ate adjourned till Monday.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
House met at 10,a. m, Speaker Glib
son and quorum present.
Prayer by Rev. Worthington.
Reading of the journal dispensed
with.
Several members were excused from
attendance, for various reasons given.
Mr.. Boggs, calendar clerk. was fur
ther excused on account of sickness.
The speaker stated that he bad
signed house bill Ia, to amend article
1865. chapter 8. title 20. revised stat
utes, relative to verified answers IN
civil cases.
Hon. w. ii. Trollinger was invited
TO seat in the bar of the house.
Hon. w. ii. Tucker. of Anderson.
re-appeared in his seat, having been
excused on account Of important bus
mess.
Mr.. Stagner presented. memorial
of meeting 1T San Marcus Of the
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