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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-22

A Ifctime Of aucui4h NAV ba co1uurpxurI
into twenty-four hours Thus the young
wife occasioned more anxiety 10 those about
her than her dead in the days following tbas
awful Easter morning. She demanded Of
the kind doctor. with haorard ewes. II the
young man above stairs had been her own
husband. and he endeavored 10 soothe with ,
out understanding her. She besourht the IN
animate clay to forgive her for sleeping.
II did not know we should have only few
moments more together before our life would
end.~ she moaned Then she demanded
quickly Of her companions. the earth. the
skv: aWhere has he 9one2 How shall ever
f,nd him ass;nr y
Woris y co,..,.,,o,, .,,d ,..s;,,.+,or an
On desf ar. Tha ls,,5,a-iv .rd IN. wo.,,s,,
went IN belnlsss svr,natbv b,,f Nav sba5 no
tears sha s.t hes;da her desd With clasre6
hands sneechles. her face ~ the same bl,,s
naIJor as the uarhIa fara On the n;lIov
The IandIadv detained the Doctor outsido
the door
asbe has not sleut or tasted food for
twenty -four hours v sbe vhisnered AHer
brain viii turn The sbocE Was to- oreat
for her. and she has the Look AZ a maj
woman alrsadvp
Inc aoctor heia letter An ioea came y
MN. me iet1er nao just arriveu py sne poss,
ana cou,d noo concern tne iecen' peieaye-
men1 ne eneersa tne cnamDer Oh oeatn' aP-
proacneu may ano presen'eo tne iee0er, say-
ing, ~ ~ naeurai ZONES
,nis le'.er mas Juss come 1ou WIZ 70
k'So n enough 70 open
surprised, sne raisea' ner mead receivea
ana mecnanicahy TORE open tne enveiope.
An Easoer caIu was uiscioseo. an uproooep
plant drooped on stone parapet, wltn rays
OF sunshine slanting down In golden tide,
and in the rays these words were traced:
sram the Resurrection =
And the Life"
Nav read the card and turned it4over IN
her hand The doctor nansed bebiSd her.
tha lsndI.dv stood IN ths doorwsv The, :
.I .y L.s.s s..s.s,. =. - - s.. ~ ...-.,
sooihi pees.'o auoioie ~ 'ns room, = eul1ui.
suous soooing, ana tne WIDOW ien ON ner
knees, clasping one OF the dead hands and
covering it with tears and kisses.
aI am the Resurrection and tbe Life. y she re-
neated tremulouslv. aOb. beloved. I sball
a. -, .,-.;.,,r n ~
A',r ~ ~ ras ae ~
Ing Eas.er eaiu nao ,alien On .ne 10. y
Inc doctor raised ~ ana placed ~ on tne
foot OF the bed.
When the winter OF another year brought
its SHOWS and clear, star-lit nights, Agnes
Clement still wrought IN her studio, the glass-
covered piazza. The place was chanra5.
FIowars rov hl,o,,,aa eva,-vvtsra ,.;th -
d;s..,,, hst,.,ss,. ~. 49,. 80 Z ~
- - - - rA1.. -. -. N..a. 80 y,
valory Y 1las .ne sr'lse 49, p.lI,eu lassu. .1l-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-22

Z 4 L
.s..... -IsEN..M I :. 1a1'1I'pgT'
,l'|ti|7 N n si5izf1
slanted shower OF golden sunbeams. and on
this luminous pathway were Inscribed the
words:
A% an% ,1s ,hs Iafs ds''on
asu,s,v von have never done anv vork
Hla th;s dssr y sa;d sister Anne k;ssino the
srt;st af,sction.tsIv aT know Won consider
~, 3, ;,,ere ~ at b,,t 4 rsr,;r,,s mo ~ tba
ss,,d;ss % IL vo,, ,,sed 60 II 70 MAZE when A. home 10
you remember Gathering the leaves and Wild
flowers In the hedges, and painting them just
as you heid Them IN your ieit nandf
burned al tnat ruDoisn wnen began
me seriously, repned agnes win CURING
lip. Flower painting Is all very wen Tor
school girls
Humphrey continued 70 study the design
attentiveiy Il suppose tne uprooted plant
signifies the human body after deatn, ana tne
sunshine, Christ IN resurrection. Inc mower
Will bloom again, he said slowly
yes replied Agnes Then she added IN
musing tone, unmindfui that her compail-
ions would not understand her words; "it =
the sole commemoration OF the poor plant
cast out In the cold. Nobody else missed ta
The conservatory is SO full
you'll win the prize" afnrmed sister
Anne, the practical
III do, shall buy baby new cap and
muff, said Agnes merriE
A month later the little clerk brought nome
letter. Il was tempted to open IT. because
1t bears the stamp OF Lang q Co, !" he said.
Agnes took the missiye; her fingers trem-
bled, and the color rushed to her cheeks,
aAccepted, }" she said, after pause.
AWe were sure Of IT responded sister
Anne and Humphrey IN UNISON
n. r..... -. a.. s,,o,vos !. ,.,a .,,a savs,a
a.sm ,;',,.S .to.,t ,tt,a TO-, 80, - A.
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pa.. go s.,r.r;nr ~ IT, hsd | ,,et ,,.rrsd rb h;,n =
- $3.50 I co,,rh rscssd III frame n vas
fstigred I;stless and preferred tba sofa vherr
g. ,ss.s5 ,,;ls ,,,.rtr 1lsrs for ths f,t,,ra
NJ, IA 800 -.r;th ~ I;rhs +os,ch;rs, NJ
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~ !. 80 - >, c,,,s sv,r,,to,s ~ - ;,,rss
IN ;, time HAD she not added her solicitatious
- II those II his family by hasteninr her mar
r;ace n order "a take care Of himi
She Ieft her seat and went ont noiselssly. n
was tha bour Wien lettsrs were iistributed
=. q. 40. - ~. .<.;r,v., 81. ,.,,.s,3 go
looked down into the lower hali. Half an
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-22

Various ceremonies, spirits and supersti-
Hons havo In time past characterized tho
day, and still are many Of the old Easter
customs practieed 81 different parts Of the
world. That Of making presents Of colored
eggs Eas At one time almost universal, eggs
being considered symbolical Of the revival Of
naturs, Tho springing forth Of life
Passion week in Paris may b termed the
afEsst Of eggk Exery rod Catholic not
only fasts every Bitd6y t1hxos sehont tho year,
hut tor We t61tfter ~ Easter. The
church does ~ nLlow ~ Aesh food; but
eges may be s<t y NV Quantity. On the
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-22

Al single fact Is worth . ship load Of
argunehi, This may well be applied
to Ut. Jacobs oil, which Is more effica-
cious than all other lIniments. Mr..
John Gregg, a well-kn0wn citizen or
Watsonvilie, California, found 1t to be
indispe ensabie as q cure for rheumatism.
Price, iifty cents.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-22

In olden times the churches of Europe at
this season presented much the appearance Of
theatres, and crowds Of people jostled each
other to zee the sepulchers which were erected
representing the whole scene Of the Sayior's
entombment.
In those days the belief prevailed that the
Lords second coming would DO on Easter
eve, hence the sepulchers were anxiously
watched through the night preceding Easter
Sunday, until 8 q. m, when two aged monks
would enter and take out q beautiful image
Of the resurrection, which was held up be-
fore the worshiping audience during the
chanting Of the anthem, "Christus Resurgeusn
It was then carried to the high altar, where
a procession formed with lighted tapers, and
old men bearing a canopy Of velvet over the
image; they proceeded around the exterior
Of the church, all singing, rejoicing and
praying, until, coming again to the high
altar, their precious burden was placed there,
not to be removed until Ascension day.
Easter week is still the great season at
Rome. For Easter Sunday the greatest
preparations are saade, and it is celebrated
with elaborate ceremonials. The day Is
ushered in by the firing Of cannon, and early
in the morning carriages with their eager
IrelgnG OF men dHu women, DeGln 10 TOn W
ward St Peters, which is richly decorated
for the occasion, the altars freshly ornamented,
and the lights around the tomb Of ST Peter
all blazing On this day the pope officiates at
mass, with every imposing accessory that
human invention can desire. From hall in
the palace Of the Vatican he Is carried
into the church, borne on the shoulders Of his
officers. On his head he wears q round,
gilded cap, representing triple crown, signi-
flying spiritual and temporal power, union
Of both. On all sides Of him are carried large
fans Of ostrich feathers, in which are placed
the eye-like parts Of peacock feathers. to rep
resent the Hgilant of the church. When
in the church he rests under rich canopy Of
silk. After mass, to the sound Of music, he
Is borne back to . balcony over the central
doorway. where, rising from bis chair Of
state, be pronounces q benediction, with In
|dulgences and absolution.
The crowd Of people who witness this most
imposing Of all the ceremonies at Rome at
this season Is immense Below the balcony
at which the pope appears to pronounce the
benediction is the densest crowd. who watch
with uptnned faces the falling Of the papers
containing copies Of the prayers that have
been uttered, which are thrown down by the
zone and his assistants.
GEoRaE BANCROFT GRUyTrz
\ s.r--s5,,ss ~ ~ ~ y
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-22

The Senate has passed the Indian Ap-
bill.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-25
aourmana. Of Northern Europe.

The Norwegian paper, Stavanger Ants
tidende, joins Bjonstjerne Bjornson in
his recent protest against the inordinate
eating and drinking on ali festive oc.
casions. Bjornson had said that whom
ever few friends met socially in the
northern countries Of Europe the yiands
are the principal attraction and the chief
topic OF conversation; and the cost Of
entertaining guests has become 10 con-
adorable not to speak Of the intellect.
ual loss caused By the current table talk
that it is time for few refined fam
lilies TO make a stand against the growing
extravaganza in entertaining. and sub
stitute intellectual feasts for the pleas
ures of tbs table Tho Amtstidende in
indor5ing Bjornson's views says: 1T is
q sad fact that hospitality as now prac-
tieed leads numberless persons to eco
noniical ruin. New York Evening
Pol
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-25
Saturday, December Is, 1886.
How Albums Turned tho ride.


There was a crisis in tho book-bind.
ing business at the early years Of the
war; when the new manufacture Of pho
tograph albums came as q special progi-
dence to start up idle factories. The
Appletons, in New York, and the Lip,
pincotts and My. Altemus, in PhilaGel-
phia, were the first manufacturers Of
these goods in this country. The AN
pletons attention was called to then
through Baron Rothschild, who had
brought over half dozen of French
manufacture as presents 70 friends, .anu
who put an order ia the hands Of &ir
Matthews for half a dozen more Hike
them.
About the same time Mr.. Go.sschalN
a Philadelphia merchant, had beg.
given one by some Paris friends CAS-
present to daughter and some year
ago, when the suit oyer the allegg,
patent was going on, he took the boo.
OUT OF his trunk in his state-rocm jU
before landing in preparing for custom
examination, and, having forgotten IL
purpose, wondered what on earth
Nbitu AG AOAs Nhlt ne WIS VNtiAS re"
the pilot came on deck with the new
that Abraham Lincoln was nomulatej
for president, and the first question %
every one, Mr. GottschalS said,
was: ~Who is Abraham Lincoln p
Mr., Gottschalk arterward imported
? few albums, and samples We're
brought by two different Philadelphia
photographers to Mr.. Altemus with the
query whether he could make them, On
his saying that he could, one Of the pho
tographers offered o place an order for
1000 copies, or as many as he could
make, and from This sprang the business
in which this house is now so prominent.
Tue desire at the beginning Of the war
for some means for kec6ing together the
pictures Of 1the boys in the field or
-,the dear ones at home" came Just in
time 10 save a business which was fast
going to pieces in the general stagna-
ton, The Applstous and Lippincotts
have both frequently acknowledged that
albums turned the tide in both their
cases also. The Argouaut
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-25

dez de Goraoha, marquis of euadaioazar.
Dea: Juan Manuel was on most friendly
terms with tho viceroy Of his day,
and hH was sent on divers mis-
giops 10 Spain. About 1850 10
married D0na Mariana Laguna
only child and heiress Of rich miner Ok
Hacatecas. After receipt ia Mexico 81
the uprising il Catalona, The yiceroy be.
cams Tie victim Of tie Aiidiencia. which
body long had sought to depose him, and
Ilon Jgala Manuel was involved ia the
disaster and reduced 10 prison BY order
9f lhe alcade, bon Francisco Neiez de
Pereita Don Juan sIanaal teok his re-
yen1e calmly ana was patiently Hweiting
ia prisonsa change 81 fortune. when he
was advised that the alealde visited bis
wife pftener than was required by mere
politeuesA Through the influence Of
rich and powerful friend, a fellow prig.
oner, DON Juan Manuel was afforded ~
cililies ftr leaving the prison secretly IL
night, taiagestigate the truth os these.
reports aud che behavior Of his wife.
Several nights Don Juan Manuel ayailed
himself &c this privil %, and on one Of
thcin re killed ihe a.caide. The Audi.
eacia dared not declare the murder Of
their chief. owing % the cause which
led TO 1t, as II appeass that the alealdo
lnade the wise's frailfy the price 81 liit
erty for Don Juan Manuel. Thus tie
vieeroy redonbled hiselfogts to save DON
Juan Manuel. and they were confident
Of SUGGEST when suddenly, one morning
Ia October, 1jaI, his body was discovered
hgnging ia the public gaiIows testi-
inony 10 The dark and mysterious policy
"a tie times. Ihe street where Don
Juan Manuel lived, where Id had built
nearly AL the houses, and where he slew
tbe alcaI3e was then known as Gale
Nueva, d. New Street Now il bears his
name
The fist part of this paper Is BIZ Man
nei Payne, 4 noted Noxican historian
tits from @El I4ibro Hoja, compiled hy
General 2iva Palaia. now Minister 10
Spain a book full 81 the historical,
bloody deeds Of the inquisiou Id Mexico.
~. II Adds Ia This AtgonaaS
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-25
Moisture 10 nroad.

In the opinion Of Messrs Wanllyn
and Cooper English food analysts, the
proportion OF moisture contained IN
bread offered for sale should be mat
ter u government regulation. When
well made, bread should contain about
- per cent. Of water. but in practice tho
proportion very often reaches and evon
exceeds 40 per cent, the bakers thus
make sixty pounds o. bread solids do
duty for sixty-six pounds. II IS re-.
marked that bread which Is too moist Is
prone to grow inopldy, and some years
ago o serious outbreak Of disease il ire
French army was traced 10 Gle poison
Gus characterof aqnaptity Of oyer-nois5
bread. This suggests the question
Whether there are not mauy deaths
which ysyigh be traced to similar p9issa-
ing. and leSds q thr recommends
Of suitable legislative restrictions Wien
9raciicablg, AsAassaw Traveller
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-25

The best examples of the eagre ~
borc, the phenomenoa ID whicl, the tia
moves al AT once, ORC said " be nm
n;sbed bT the mouths ST tho Rivers
AuiAz u, Ioogly and rsientang III t1e
ea8e Of the hast mentioned river, 81
Chiua, tlpf wake plpnges en like an 81.
yaaeing oataraet, topr or FIVE lniles 4.
5reatth and thirty feet high, and laua
pssses up the stream to 4 distance u
eighty mitas az tiie rate oT twenty-iiya
mites "a hour. Eas change from sb1
p GOOD tide Is almost instantaneous. Ia
tlie Asuazon the whola tide passes N
the strParl ip IKE o. waves follow.
iag each other II ralta succession. AMI
cacE twelve 10 lift 80 hig ii. Dasgoit
Free Irea1
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-25

This crest Tonic has been iniatluccd 10 tha
people n tie Mississippi Waller r the past
thirteen years With uniuun5ed SUCCESS ana
Popularity
fher Is nutkmg of the Nina 0stai that
equals i All stiniaIaIt, al ai,a;rzdr, Di nti,
dysieptic. II q particplatiy s1apted 4, n,ala-
Fib0s districts ana 81
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-25
Some Yonderlul sharp Noses.

James Mitchell, who died in or about
1888, in the county Of Marin, ia Scot
land, and was born blind, on Nov. H.,
1705, recognized, saws the World Of
Wonders" different persons by smell
ing. The famous Mr.. Moyie, mentions
blind man at Utrecht WHO could dis.
tiuguish different metals Dy the different
odors; and 8iartials records tile
case of person named Ma
murra, who could tell by smelling
whether copper was true Cortnthian CT
not. Indian travellers have recorded thai
certain natives who habitually abstained
from animal food have sense Of smell
ing which is so exquisitely delicate that
they can tell from which well a vessel Of
water has been obtained. II has been
related that by smell alone the negroes
Of the Antilles viii detect the footsteps
of Frenchman from those Of negro,
Marco Marci has left an account Of q
monk in Prague who could tell by smell
ing anything given TO him who had last
handled It.
The guides who accompany travellers
in the route from Aleppo to Babylon VIII
tell by smelling the desert sand how
near they are to the latter place. Ma
thaniel Wanley, in his "WOnders Of the
Little World, famous old old book,
gives a particularly full account Of q
man, called John OF I,,ege, who, when
boy, flying in terror OF soldiers in time
OF war, passed many years alone in the
depth Of the forest 81 Ardennes, where
he lived upon the roots aud Wild fruits,
the presence Of which he could at least
detect from great distance by the smell
alone. In the same way he detected the
presence Of men long before they came
in sight,--Brooklyn Eagle,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-25
.rultIng the whole - : sahool.n

Putting the Whole hoy to school"
In this graphic phrase Professor
Woodward, Of the st. Louis school OF
manual training, described the object Of
the new primary education. u puts the
whole boy to school instead OF only a
part Of him. In other words, it trains
his hand, his eye, his nerve, his muscle,
his Judgment instead Of simply cram
ming his brain with great mass Of
facts, mostly rubbish.
This IS the sort OF education which
our boys and girls need. They should
learn to do things as well as to know
things that are useful The root mean
ing Of education is to lead out, and
children should be led out along the line
Of all their faculties and aptitudes. Our
noble public school system viii fail If
its highest usefulness until there shall
be engratted upon it the idea and the
plan Of manual training.
Put the whole boy 10 school. New
York World.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-25
DIR. Be LII IS
Medical Discovery
NeaE. EeETega sEA RshIIiIaLel Ngn.

a Prompt, Positive, and Per-
manent Cure For Nervous Debili-
ty, Organic Weakness, Premature
Decay, and all Urinary Troubles,
~ malier how mducea, or If how long
staadlia itrestofes b. pe,ieet health
tho YorEa, 8iIDpLR tuRb aud 0LD This
sPEuiFm d reliable, has never failed Or
ever viii tail, 10 ems SPEEDILY and
THoRoUGHLT, every cfae Hhen used as
directed, aud the advice giren is strictly
adhered a. II is convenient n form,
pleasant 10 take, and does not interfere
With business pursuits Endorsed by
Thousands who hare used X. BE sire
you ebtam Dr, Belts Medical Dis
coveT-y, arid taEs pp other four drug.
eist VII order il ia yau il not an gale,
Of by mail on recslpi ef
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-12-25
sAFapL.E RQYTlE 80,

5gi 10 saut Is ans re applying Ny ibltsT stating syn
tens dnd age strat secrecy iastsard b az ttsA
pg3f trtasaciians
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-04-14

Notice is hereby given TO the ownors
OF LANDS returned delinquent fortiienon-
paymcii. OF taxes from January list,
1876 to January lst, 1854, that the real
estate therein mentioned, OF SO much
thereof us shall he sufficient TO satisfy
the taxes on the stne and the interest,
andcoInniissplis, ;iHi tllr cost=o! ulyer-
tiscment, ratahly proportional, will be
sold at public auction, between the
liolrs Of 10 in the morning ;rd O'Clock
in i.e evening. on the first day of tie
next August Term OF the County Court
Of Accomack county, at Tie front door
Of The courthouse of said cotIty.unless
said taxes, interest, costs and commits
s;o!,s shall he previously paid. Given
ander iuv lsyrA This lo'l day Of April
lssG. JHo. J. BLACKSTONE.
Treasurer Nrooul,i X Gornty
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-04-14

Express triiins leaving Harrington 70 n. M.
and arriving ~ i3 p. H., runs through solid 10
and from Baltimore via. Prr;crs ant Newark.
New YORK, iliiil.cl pha & Norfolk Iiliiroad EN
press. -LciLvc fll.;u!epuia II - r. M ,wcck-days
and Hop. m, daily. Leave Baltimore l1.0Sa.m
Ta5 D. IN, Wilmington II % p. N, week days, and
l.55 =. M. daily, stopping TT Dover AM Dolmar
rc.,uli.riy;aud ~ aTlddictowp, ana Scatoru TO
leave passengers from Wilmington and points
North VI take on passenger for Dniniar.
Tho ~ IS y. N. ir;ln also stops 1T Clayton and
Harrington re.ilSrly; The II ID p. II. Train at
New Castle, Clayton. AMI Harrington, Ig,l 1925
p. IN. train at Llurol to leave passengers from
Wilmington and points North,or lake passengers
for points south OF Delmar. 1i.11 p. ~. rain l3o
stops ut Laurel 10 leave passengers from VIII
mington or points north.
Observation-Disclosures Leave Delmar - % 4. N.
daily, ud 2.l0 p. M weekdays. Dover ID q M,
and 335 p. M, regularly, arriving Wilmington
B 10 Am ans l5i p. m, Baltimore G45 =. IN. and
6i5 D. m, and Philadelphia 1855 IT, m. and 515
p. m. The > u y. H. train llse stops Is. Har-
ringtOn, regularly. and 1T Laurel, Scufnrd,
Clayton,a and M.dtctown to lcI"e passenger from
points soul Uf Dcmar, t;lSo passengers for
Wilmington; and points North.
The T. Is Il. m train also stops at Scaeord. iiir
rinSton Clayton, M.t!dlcSowl to leave p:lsSca-
.ers frcm points south OF Delmnr or lake ON
passengers for Wilmington and points North.
New Castle accommodation Trains -LcnvH VIII
mIngton III so r. III. Leave New Castle ct 335p.ra
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Br. Trulns.-
Leave Harrington for LowcS ll.06 Il. m, 5.45
aud So y. M: Tor Franklin anu way stations
HOG q. m, Returning, trains leave
Loves for Harrington rs, Is, Il. NJ GiiL 50 pm
Leave Franklin q 50 u. III,
Connecilon-At Porter. with Newark & Dola
ware City Railroad. AZ Townsend. With Queen
Annc's Il Gent R;IIlroal. At Clayton, with Dcl.-
ware { Chesapeake Railroad and Baltimore and
Delaware Bay Railroad. AT Harrington, With
Delaware. 1raryland & Virginia Railroad. ct
scafOrd, with Cum bridge & Scaford Rlilrold At
Delmar, with Vow York. Philadelphia < Noctolk,
WicOmico l. Pucnmoke, and Peninsula Ra.lrna Is.
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s.e,ser i,ros:. com,nanier E:ya.:$z.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Aprii5, ;S6.
EpiTol; ENTEEPRIsE.-Sir: y copy
Of yolr edition Of March 20, has been
sent lMc PIE slime through Your po-
liteHess, md i'll i'll find IN editorial III
which YOU clnr ge he with III ulls;Wory
record in reference TO Hog Island light
station. You ask are we to under
stand that Commander EVANS admits
the justice OF lie attack made by Us
on lin in that re,rect?" l WIS not
aware THAT YOU had made an attack OF.
ne, lut RS ii seems you have. l VII! say.
now tliat you o. any one else who at
i,ckS ne Tor my action Mt the pointi'i-
dicated does so nnjustly. A few words
Iarele!eaee Tie matter viii conclude