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The state journal., 1885-01-24
Like the Pennsylvanla Mugwumpx.

A few may touch the magic string;
And noisy fame is proud to win thsm:
Alas for those who never sing,
But die with all their music In them.
The state journal., 1885-01-24
1t Was the First

Her cheeks ate flushed, her eyes are wet,
She heavPs gentle sigh
Her hair Is mus sed, she sea ce knows yet
what's best, to laugh or cry.
What makes her blush and tremble so
With mingled JOY and fright7
The first time in his Iiie her beau
Has Kissed her sweet goodnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
THE FIRST COTILLON BALL.

The first COtiilOn ball took place last evening
nj Delmonico's and attended by four hundred
guests The ball decorated with holly. mstle-
toe laurel and Christmas eyergreens IN the parlors
were groups palms and ferns and banks OF holly The
ball opened about IL o'clock, Mrs. William Waldorf
Aston Mrs. $ S. Rowland aud Mrs. Frederick Bronson
receiving the guests in the large parOr The music was
under the of Stub aud some new watzos and
pokas brought Europe by Lspenard stewart were
played for the first time, well rs a "Iuleude
Waltz" composed by Mr.. Stub. Refreshments were
served sderOOm and supper IN the res aurdnt AT
midnight. AfteTward the german was danced leu Oy
Eidgeway Moore. -, ,
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Aspin-
wall it,. B gerton winthrop. Miss Kitty winthrop. Mr.
lie hoy Emmett, BrockhOst CutuuE, MI aud Mr..
Charles HrckSchrr tie Misses cckSchcr, Mr. and Mrs
Walker Brcese smith, Mr.. aud Mrs Frederick K Jones,
the Misses BinsSe Miss swan. Mrs. Lawrence Tnrnu T.
Miss Iurnure, Lawrence Iurnure. IT, Alr ana Mrs
Robert Hoe, jr.. Miss Hoe, Mrs. T. Gray GriS-
void ". Cuttiug Mr.. aud Mrs Gpe-
let Mrs Mnturn, Miss Eiith Mintlrn
Mr. ana MIS- J. Low Hartman, Mr. and MIS- d. +. -.
Ianier MI and Mrs :. ,. SANDS Jr, Peter Marie pts
NJ o. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gtildtin, Mss
Amy L ,llalin. John Alexander. WHY'S Bets, Mr.
Rensselaer, Miss Van Rensselaer, Mrs A. Lawrence NJ -
Enth Ltwreuce, Mrs Giraud Poster, the NJ sscs Elliot
the Misses Sands. Miss Buckley. Mr.. and Mr. Pierre
IOrard. jr, Miss Robbins, MI. anu Mrs SliheI wen
ster Miss May Bra Y, Misses RemSen, Mrs LIVING
sion Miss Livingston Mr. and Mrs Henry Pdrr III, Jr
Mr. aud Mrs. J.C0rman Dra, ton. Mr. ana MIS- august
Belmont IT,, and Mr.. aud Mrs. Lloyd Brce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
THE GRACE CLAIMS AGAINST CHILL
NO FEELING AGAINST GRACE BROS. & CO. AT sAN

40 FEELING AGAINST GRACE BROS. * CO. AT sAN
TIAGo-wHAr NJ. p. GRACE SAYS.
A dispatch from Washington printed i'll TIE
World OF yesterday gives what purpofs to DO a long
communication from G. A. Logan late Minister 1" G H.
IN the State Department He Is represented settling
forth that appointment OF William r. Roberts hs hs
successor regarded by the Chon Government as due
To MAYOR Grace an as made for the purpose OF press
upon that Government the claims OF Grace Brothers *
Co. for more than Sl,OO0,OOO alleged 10 Ice due fom
Chill on account Of growing out OF the war between
Chill ana Peru.
Michael r. Grace. a brOherbi Mayor Grace, aud con
tuting with the latter and John W. Grace the house OF
Grace Brothers & Co. at Cailao Lima aud Valparaiso.
WHO is now in this city gives the following version % the
matter He says that Mr. Logan WAS anxious TO he
retained as Minister to Chill, aud that he asked j. w
Grace to Mayor Grace to ass his inhtcnce to
hiring this about Failing To accomplish this and hear
inc tbrough the press that Mr. Roberis5 appOin cnt
was understood to be due 10 Mayor Grace ar. Logan
before leaving Chill usrd his lhuueuCe 10 m7rrcseht
the house Grace Brotners Co. with the Chiian GOV
Eminent and ustl INTO Their minds the lled tht MIN
ster ROl sent there to Work la Tie interest Oi
that hO1se. - ~. 81, 49,. . ,... a., 4,
PREVIOUS 1879. They shipped their nitrate ana con
signed 1t to the house OF Anthony Glhns sons Of
London for years. Sufficient advances were not
received from ths h"use. company W IS tneh orhiel
Craze Brothers a CO.. stocKhUlders Tbis COM any
made large adv to Pord ana received ~ tGchhh g
the couen,nrnt of their al rate OF coda There were
NOT sun rrnt consynncDts received rs the company TO
cue ~ perm is indeiei 10 the company more tnan
$500 900 Grace Brothers Co became sub-COnsgucrs
OF the nitrate II through their bankers In London,
Me.srs barring brothers. The cOusiynuents OF this
article TO the United States were made To W. Il. Grace
~ Co, by special contract with the Peruvian Govern
ment.
THIS was the condition OF things when war broke out
bet gcen Perm and Chill. Charles r. Flint, of the
mariners Of " X. Grace & Co, was CHI ~ Consul
thIa port. la order To prevent any computation
arising bcf the firm and the two south American
governments, Mr. Flint resigned IA consul During the
war the firms Of Grace Brothers q o. ana w. H. Grace
Co acte ~ nuauca AGENTS for Peru 10 the extent oi
RENTING to ter moneys due !Or cOsgnmens, hat in no
other way On the termination or the war the firms
were heavy crs becauSe Ci had taken rOssessOn OF
and work.. her advantage the nitrate helir.
Claims covering these have been formulated aud
are the State Department or With the legation at
Santiago. These claims only Oe adjusted by u
Mr.. Grace denies that there Ia
feeling against hi. house Chill against The United
States as asserted by Mr.. Logan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

TRfNToN. y. j.. Dec. 2l-Judga nixon, In the United
States Circuit Court to-day. rendered decision ON the
petition 81 the L. Howard Watch and Clock Company. IN
the suit United states Trust Company against tho
New IorA. West shore aud Buffalo Railroad. The com
pllnanis mortgage 1tors Of Tie railroad com
pIuy fora cinu II ~ 7O5 for clocks furnished. in igc
nixon dee dod that hr c'1 al the petitioners can ohIy
pad from tuy rurpu, tnlt may rem tiu alter full -a
-fIrfibn 81 the debts o. the mort -ige creditors TX"
order entered iu connection with the claims ~
the American Bank Note Company, the Cleveland CNy
Forge COMPANY. the NeW-lork Economic Printing Com
pauy aud Others.
CuIc,Gu Dec 2l.-Thc Chicago committee on east
bound passenger trn!r after heated discussion on the
subject az tho so bl,ng rate from CHICAGO 10 Novel, ork
resolution adjourn subj Jet IN call from the char
man wa passed TIM. breaking up the system "t weekly
mrrtiulS which .a- hfrriOrc prevailed. AMI virtually
suspcndiu- Tie operation OF the committee Tor the pres
,nt.
The corporators " thc-salna, Columbus and South
eastern Railroad which was recently chartered at To-
pcka Kan.ls are ". g. stone Gaicnn. Kansas Charles
n. Bar. Wy "rk; james H. Halloween, Cnitrd stairs
- strict Attorney. kansas: H. II. LAYTON. John I.
Nrach g. /. W"odrun ana i. -. Gil, Columtus Kansas
Mr. Stone las been made president and Mr. Blur vice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
CONDITION OF MR. KILLS HEALTH

The health of John Kelly does not improve
"a mnch AS his friends could wish He grew better while
away from city during the summer until October
abort time before the fixed for return OF himself
and family Then he contracted severe cold and he
lost much OF the Improvement which previous to mat
time had been 50 marked He getting better. how
ever when the Cardinals critical condition compelled
the return to city of his wife, the Cardinals niece,
and the family came home from Clifton Springs Mr..
Kelly WAS soon attacked with his old stomach trouble All
aggravated form OF Indigestion. aud WAS Tor Tine
seriously ILL., Last week he improved somewhat lie
rides ont daily and fine days walks short distance
The once stmiwart man is weak. however aud IL Will
reonirs deal of careful nursing before he will BIZ well
again 1t doubtful whether he Will ever be able To
stand a prolonged mental physical strain. As TO bis
taking an part In politics for long time that u
pronounced by his physicians SIMPLY impossible The
nj AN of going South and then Mexico has been gwen
up tor the present MI Kelly has many times expressed
@ wish to Visit Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
ATTACKED BY T1E OYSTER PIRATES

BALTIMORE, Dec. u (SpeciaD. THE troubles
with Illegal oyster drcdgers on the Cheasepeako Bay
nave begun early In the season Reports have
Just reached here OF attack the State police sloop
Carrie franklin, Captain Ningate. Ivy large force Of
olsiermen belonging TO Somerset County The sl0op
was lying at anchor about 100 yards from shore on
Friday night when more than MY oyserncn. all armed
with guns pistols aud knives came out In boats They
were discovered iust they about to board tho
sloop Captain Wingates men repealed the attack Tue
small cannon the police boat used IL T. reported
that one diedgcrs boats sunk but 30 far as
known none oil nssaantH were seriously wounded.
The oysternen continued their attack aud finally forced
the police soop to retreat The att ck the result OF
malice against Captain Win-a for the conviction OF
scve al men Illegal oyster dredging Just before sum
rise yesterday Deputy Commander Clark OF tho
oyster navy made q raid fleet Of oyster vessels
that were violating the law and eedcd IN capturing
seven of Them The captains were ali heavily Ined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

Letters for foreign countries ne1t - sp))lug al
for dis9ltc ny any pIrcrr elncr cxc5pj whom
documents letters no specially adreSsci beng sent by mo
Tor" mails or t1e week ending December 20 will close
PRoMPTLY in all casoN at tl, o.hoe IS fOAOwj
TCEsDAY-At7p M Tor che sandwich Is snds and AS
tiallt. per s. s.Alstrllla, from san francisco
WkDNESDAI-At $50 a. IN. foe Nassau, ~ p, per T. 3.
City Nassau. iroM Jacks llvle at $3.50 M for Eu.
rope per =. >. era, via southampton AMI Bro
wa HAVE uctteTs be diTected per German %"
~ m. Tor JAMAICA, Cenrai Amerca and the ,Vuto
the MinCwdrd isla ,irect and for Venezuela CH
racOa. VIA arDa.Oes, per 5. s. MuIel
THURSDAH-At 1870 a. IN tor Europe. per T. n Adr!atc
VIA o@eenstCSn; at p IN for are dayf It. Don ugo
for Bermuda por 3. ;. Trinidad. AZ D. for assau
y. p. pers s. santiago
FRIDAY-At9a. M for st Pierre Mlqueon, per ste amor
Halifax al 1850 D. m. for Truxiii0 ana Ruatan per
4. =. Oton, IRON NewOrieans.
sATUEDAY-A u a.. H. for EUROPE per Oregon via
SSnIs Via Glas. tiettors must be direct d "per "a
vonia'O. IN. for Belgium direct, per Western
eTuaud"G az q The Nriher anus direct per = 4
Sehieiam.yl Amsterdam Qctters direccoi PSF
PoI;ia 1870 D N. for spanish Honduras per g. Il
Il. WarJ Jr.. rom New.Orlcans
SUNDAY-At 1880 p. m. Brtsh Honduras spanish
Honduras and Guatemala. pr WandercT from New
OrIcaps.
Malls fs the Society Isand per steamer tirom Fran.
Gnu and ia per Dee me ufOn san FrAacsco.
Gloss here January - at1 m. Maiis Tor Aus,riia
NafaIOi 0rom SAL Fr1hcsco clos 'ere 'ahuir> .
with British mn.s zoe Australia Mats Tor CUBA by
Raj Tamps Fla. ana themes b. steamer from x ~
Wo,. Fla. close at tnis oiiee daIiY ~ $50 - ~
sTho schedule OF olonng OF Traa, IL arraa :.
san Prancsco. Mans from East arrvins FINK
tho day OF sailing o. sJeaners ar5 Ia
''''''' HENRY G. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post ONCE. Aew.lork, y. y, December Ia 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
ErSlyLIS AVID rABoR TRoUHLES

CiuCAGo. Dec. u uSpccidh.-A cable dis
patch this morning contained the announcement that
John Hafgtcaycs. provision merchant Of Liverpool.
Ncw.York and Chicaga, lad suspended payment. and
that hl. liabilities estimated al 100000 report
to the Same effect in circulation last week.
and seemed to know whore IL originated II was
telcgrapled NcWlOk, aud now % - telegraphcd
or "cablcd" back here. Inquiry among the provision
firms today resulted IN nsCcrtdluug that tcre IL no
Ha~grcaves now doing business Ia chicago whether
there any In the report OF the failure has not
been Il, iultcly a~trTtainrd.
HALtiMuiI. pee. 2l.-AcNanirr Elasscr. fancy goods
made an tnucut to-day to btiot Grceubdun Tor the
1eurut Of III creditors Bend Of tu-lc Slu.uup
S1EAcUsE y y, Dec. u The general ASST sument OF
=. SiSrr,trlu TO- h"s-ar and g, tan clothing dealers
was MED u-ly. Iurir liabilities are Tloooowith pref
crcnors Of 900. mostly Tor uOrroNcd money lh-r
assets are S2OOCO. Clothing dealers grntthlly
throughout the state involved 20 various amounts
New Ork and local parties are prucip1lJ ht'r'-t"
SCuFNLCfAbY, Dee y tSpeciGh. 4 representative
~ the knights al Labor to-day ordered oar thIN''N'h
members from the ships Of the kiimcr M'ui1cIur NJ
Company He says that he firm Is inuic"4 To the
labor Oig'niG zion.
NEw-IIAytS Conn. Dec. III Many swede' employed
at the Last Haven Nirr VI u Compty7 NO - Iett Woi4
to-day necnuso tho company refused to aINaho, tH'r
pay after increasing tue amount OI "o'A thty A"u 10
perform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

A vouup man goes twice a week 10 see
young lady residing few miles 10 INC 'o"uis
ms journeys on foot ON Friday hIkht hr Ic' W
his ,lrl mi and found dark and showing
he went 10 the door. lie dishAeu 10 go h"ie
IN the darkness and limited the Tact 10 MS
girl, but as sho did not invite him 10 remain
over night he re,Or,od deception to accomplish MS
design aud IL now sorry for H. He let himself all geh
uuop the strp. and ~ once set up ErOan the Sit
sir,ekrd tho men folks camo ouI. picked him az ana
put HIM u bed Ills prospective mOihrilu-hN lhquIIt"
bc lnrn,iou OF hts nifics. ana when hc SAID III iiin
sunll of In. back she lrf hurriediy. lie hal
lust began to cOngratu 40 himself upon 20
success of his ruse lie listened 10 lhc
storm beating against Tie window. wheh MS
iutcuded maWua-ih.law returned 10 inc room
bearing huge mustard plaster, which she clapprd over
the region his Kidneys and SAT down To wait Tue re-
suit For TWO hours ne writhed In PAIN and ~ that
time blister OF sufficient To SATISFY INC on lauS
appeared aud he left alone to repent MS ioY lie
vs he will never prnrtse deception again as long ~ ne
lives aud can never feel % kindly toward tho Young
ady mother he has heretofore as every ssht VI sg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
TIE TRADITION or 3. II. GOFE
ILLNESS OF ONE or THE CoUNsEL-A STATEMENT
FROM Ex-AUDIToR LowDEv.

ILLNESS OF ONE or TIE CoUNsEL-A STATEMENT
FROM Ex-AUDToR LowDEN.
MONTREAL, Dec. 21.-A. p. Davidson,
Q. C., aud Mr. Dumesn have returned from New York
aud would have proceeded to Ottawa this morning for
the purpose OF nstitutIng extradition proceedings,
through the Secretary OF State, against f. H. Golf for
mery managing dire of the Canadian Agricultural
Insurance Company, but for the indspostion OF Mr..
Davidson. who taken suddenly i'll. Mr.. Dumesnil
and other shareholders Of tho company say that they
determined to bring GOf back.
f. Montague sowden, ex-audltor of tho insurance
company, sent telegram from Boston yesterday rela
tie to the extradtiOn proceedings lie said that the
charges against Mr. Golf false every particu-
lar" In regard 10 Mr.. COTS claim that the company
owes him considerable amount of money Mr.. Low
and now do, cOrrObOrite and affirm" The
criminal proceedings brought against Mr. GOff eight
years ago., continued the officer, "tho cOntesting Of
which resulted IN his financial ruin, were brought ~ the
iustigaon of political enemies IN 'he Government OF the
Province OF Quebec whose corrupt practices he had
previously exposed aud which resulted at the time In
the complete overthrow OF the Tory party in the Prov
inco OF Quebec The charge OF forgery which
made TO do duty In political fight IN hmpy nonShse.
and brought 10 that II caTave
fair trial 1t will only excite rdiculc and contempt"
Afcr explaining the charge OF forgery, which agrees
with Mr.. Cons explanations IN THE TRIBUNE On Sunday,
Mr.. LUwdcn added :" Soon afterward Mr. Con resigned
from the company Its managing director (the only
Office he ever ed ana never WAS president OF the COM
pdny. stated In The press disptcnes and Mr. George
H. Dnmesn. the same man now said to be IN Ncw-fork
with Mr. c. =. Davidson. was appointed managing
director IN hlS place, anu from That time unul
the criminal prOccc lngs commenced, the following
April -, 1873 he OumcsniD recognized the validity OF
The draIt7, paid inercs on them and negotiated with
the banks for the extension of time Tor payments
me present move nave e"od reasons Tor thihkhS'
en- mate, from some electrical Interests here ana III
NrwNOrk with view to injurc Nr Con in his present
business enterprise IN New York. and not with any de-
sire To have Inn prosecuted FOR alleged offences COM
United IN Canada eight or nine years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
ACCUSING EXCISE INSPECTORS.

Maurice Flarcdy, the Americanizcd Italian,
who recently made charge Of bribery against Excise
Inspector Stricken appeared before the Board OF Excise
Yesterday, IN company with Alderman Jaeinr, To- give
eyidrucc lie testified that November Is, after 10
mad made application for license To sell beer at No %
Suilivan-sI had paid S. Inspector Srckcr called
on HIM a nd demanded @25 bonus for making salts
factory report the 8ppl Gallon After much haggng
the uspectrr received SlOFrcdys landlord ana sister
tn.law btug present when the money was para over.
The Bnari however. did not grant the license. The
Board adjourned the ciso hnll today when fIdredy
xvIinesseS are expected 90 be present.
Gallo Bros, of No 10l West Twcniy-seyenth-st, ap.
pearrd before tie Board IN company "ith members ~
iIe Rusiuess Mems Association, ana MADE "A
charge that Inspector ennessy la oxortrd $40 from
Them for making favorable report on their Application
for license which they now hold and nitcrward had
demanded 81 90 as pay for his services IN getting me
license transferred 10 another pace. Although thr
Galios wished 10 remove to No. 100 West Twenty
seycnth-s hey refused 10 pay the money The trial OF
Henncssy was set down for Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
OLD WORLD GOSSIP.

From LIJe, London
LIKE A NEw-YORK SERVANT G1RL.-Ih MS
cencrs canny Lowland farmer. Of II misery dlsp0N-
ZION went faIr to hire farn-serVaht' anu Ptr.hs
about him he observed tall, weltgro~n lad, WIN
vacant expression OF countenance INN ne accosleu
"innocent"-haIf-witted. The farmer thinking th"t
this was a good opportunity for picking up a strok
fellow who would take low wages anu not quaffcl WIN
the very plain fare Of his Kitchen questioned hi anu
finding that he was to farm work, engaged MN.
Then remembering that he knew nothing OF the youlhs
character, he added: But maun hae your charactf
We ken Jock j engage man without q character
Can We bring frae yer last malsier lou ay re-
turned Jock and 10 agreed thai nc was 10 bring the
required document che Sun lBnt where the farmer
Intended to dine at O'Clock At O'Clock phnctually
Jock arrived at Sun, and with some difficulty made
his way into the farmers ordinary was
Ter asked the farmer. Ma hut I've got yours an
I'm no COMMIT" cried Jock he boted from the room.
amid tho rOars OF the assembled company.
A 81 500 CUP-A silver drinking cup which
fOrm ry belonged Frederick the Great has lust been
sold al Berlin 1000 rOubies he cup was presented
10 Frederick by his troops and lie drank out OF IL on Ms
last battlefield. There are inscriptions on IL oil inc
respects a curiosity. The German Ambassador
offered the 900 rOubes for IL some years ago,
but lac then refused to sell II.
A CRIMEAN HERo.-One by one the names of
In connection with the Crnean War are last drop
ping of the pages Of the Army List The latest IS
General Wardlaw, 4. b., whose connection with the
Royal DR. goOns OF many years standing. lie
the command OF the regiment on the hcld
OF Balakava when Colonel John N0rke was wounded.
and was "a prominent figure IN the Heavy cavalry
brigade which Scarlet handled SO we'll General Nafd.
law grandson OF The famous Lord Lake. and son OF
en- old Penlnsular colonel. came or military race.
Many officers will doubt remember his brother,
George Wardlaws captain In the tArabineers, VINO oisd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
TWO BIJOUS UNDER ONE MANA CEMENT.
H. p;;or1 Ihnatra In Rnstnn and the Rii0u

The BiOu Theatre in Boston and the BUou
Opera House NewYork will in future bear not only
the same name but the sameness will extend to the
managers after Monday next Yesterday Messrs Miles
and Barton finally concluded arrangements whereby they
lease pretty little Boston house for five years on
favorable terms. The Boston Bijou was built by the
Hastings Brothers property belonging to the Charles
Francis Adams estate, and was managed by the elder
Hastings until his death about year Since then 1t
has been managed Edward Hastings by several per
sons the present manager being Mr. NeuendOrn who is
well known his various theatrical ventures III New
York. Negotiations have been gong on for some time
between Mr. Hastings and Messrs Miles and Barton, aud
were finally as 1t seemed. definitely broken of, through
their inability come to On Saturday. however,
Mn arrived at and yesterday the neces-
sary papers signed The partners will be chiefly
representa- cd in Boston by Robert j. T. Miles who will
u city tis week to take charge. John Donnely,
The business manager of the NeWIOrk Bou, starts to
day make arrangements for their first production
THIS will be of rather pove nature 1t If the inien-
ton OF the managers 10 see IL Boston can support
permanent minstrel company Of high class as such
70. To this end they have engaged the
company of Mcsrs Barlow and wilson which known rs
probably the most successful OF these enterprises.
Should Boston not yearn for negro mnstresy as
nightly fare Mcssrs Miles and Barton have several
other strong attractions in reserve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

COO r. ~ J0NIIS0H " Inc BdITiiHDFs ISUL
In the dispatch from Augusta GA, l notice
that General ToOnbs Is reported have been expelled
from the University OF Georgia for fighting" This Is
mistake. as happen " know from his recital OF this
incident in his career While student Of the uniyer
sity being then fourteen years old. he discovered
night by tutor OF the university playing cards with
of his fellows. IL had happened that on that
niRht Thomas ". Cobb, his guardian, who re-
sided In the town OF GreensbOrOugh. In an adjoining
county, In Athens the seat of the university. His
ward fOreseeing the result OF his being reported
to the faculty applied for letter Of dismissal and oh
tanned IL. This presented early next day to the
president Dr. Moses Waddell who him In due forn
the papers asked for General TOOnbs used TO tell OF
brief Interview held between DR.. WOddell and himself
whep later in the day. they met on the college campus
Robert TOOmbs, said the doctor. you took the ad
vantage OF me this morning Sir, did not know then
as the tutor told afterwad that he had caught you
PLAYING cards"
well remember that yOu speaking not to n
student of your university but to American citizen