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, 1889-02-21
THE INTERmINABLE INQUIRY.
Continuation of the Parneli Case--Evi
dence OF the Times Manager.

Continuation of the Parncli Case-Evi-
dence OF the Times Manager.
LONDON, Feb. 20 Macdonald, man
aRer of the London Times, said, to-day.
that when he visited Paris he had no genu-
inc specimens OF either Parnell's or Egan 8
writing. He accepted the letters solely on
Pigott's word. If" said the witness,
"Pigott had been fraudulent Ior needy
enough 10 attempt to commit perjury. my
action would have-assisted him, but do
not admit that he was either. Pigott's
interviews with Labouchere shook my faith
in him and therefore my mind was not
easy until he had signed a sworn declara-
tion." The witness further said he might
have told Stead that Sexton and Dillon
were i'm plicated in the Penix Park muir.
ders, but II be did 90 it was on the author.
ity Of the statement made by Eugene
Davis to PiQott, copy Of which was pro.
duced by the witness. He did not know
where the original was. Two days before
the commission opened, PixOtt wrote him
an abusive letter, demanding that after he
had given his testimony before commis.
sion be should be given $4,000.
, 1889-02-21

GEORGE Al. HULL

UEOKUE NJ. BULL,
Land ofice ~ Spokane Falls, w. T., Febru-
ayIl. 1882
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler hs. nled notice Of his Intention
and tina ssid proof will be made before Ii .
United States land Office 81 Spokane Falls, ",
T., on April q, 1859, sty A. n, viz: George n.
sta, em MT No, e4S7, for the ne,@ sec. 49, tp "a n,
r ~ r. W ~.
his con, inuoas reside nee VI pom and cultivation
Of, said 1aad, ylx; II. n. Austin Of Meyer. ".
2: Laurence nonefort q Meyer, " r.. nhss.
spokane Fails, w. T.
Any PEI son who desires to protest against
the allowance Of such proof, or who knows VI
any substs sutial reason, under the law and the
regulations OF the Interior department, why
such proof should not be allowed, VIII be given
ond place to crosse, anime the witness of said
ciaimsnt, and ~ offer evidence In rebuttsl Of
that submitted by claim ant.
, 1889-02-21
NOTICE.

United states Land once, spokane Falls. W.
(oMPtAfSr HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ ~ this once by Anton Eisler aRainst
George II. Jones, for abandoning his home
stead entry No. 5l7o, dated June 7, 1885, upon
the WIS sea ne.< sw1, and se,4 nw,< sec ls
tip 26n. Al w. NJ, In Spokane county. W.
T.. with . yiewto the cancellation OF said
entry. the said parties are hereby summoned
To appear at United States land office, Spo-
kane Fails, on the 2,st asy OF February, 1859
ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, to respond and furnish
testmony concerning said alleged Abs ndon-
ment. j.. M ADAMS, Register.
, 1889-02-21
NOTICE of CONTEST.

United States Land once, Spokane Falls,
October %. 1883
s. b. Carter VS.. Herbert Haskell:
Complaint having been entered at this Of
fee by =. ". Carter against Herbert Haskell
for abandoning his homestead entry No. 66s9,
dated June u, 1887, upon The = n OF the NV Aof
Washin gton territory, with view to the can
collation. OF said entry, the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear At this ONCE on
the 18th day of March. 1880, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abn ndOnm, mt.
j. NJ. ADAMS. Register,
, 1889-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the probate court Of Spokane county
Washington territory.
In the matter OF the last will and testament
of Robert l.. Hugbey, deceased,
All .pesons having claims agsinst the de-
ceased Robert J.. Hugbey, are hereby request
ed to present them, with the necessary youch-
evs, within one year from, the date OF this no.
ttce TO the undeysigned executor of his last
will ana teata me mt at his place OF reNideb o.
229 West Fourth street, ~ tue city of Srok sns
ELS2s DRAKE.
Dated SPOKANE Falls. Jan. 10, 1882
, 1889-02-21
NOTICE.

U. e, Land once, Spokane Falls, W. T., Janu-
ary IL, 1889.
Complaint having been ehi sred st thI, once
by Anton Eigler against George II. Jones for
abandoning his homestead entry No. 517u,
and sek nwIz sec. IS, tp 26 n, r ii q VIM, III
Spok ane county. w. T., with view TO the
here by summoned TO appear at this ONCE on
the 25th day Of Fe bruary 1889 ct 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, to respond and furnlsh testi nony concern.
inv said alleged abandonment.
~, N. ADAMS, Register,
, 1889-02-21
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED bids will be received by the under
- signed up to February 22d, 1889. for excs-
waiting ditch two miles north OF spokane
Bridge, W. T. Length OF ditch will be l<o0
feet greatest width 80 feet, and greatest depth
ID feet. Contract to he let by the cubic yard /.
70 lowest bidder. Ditch must be completed by
May lst 1889. Right to eject any or all bids
reserved. For all In formation apply to
GEORGE y. WENDLER,
Spokane Bridge, Wash. Ter.
, 1889-02-21
COAST CABINET sTOCk GOES UP.
Morrsw Arrives with Blood In His Eye
and 0oes Back Beamfu9.

MOrrow Arrives With Blood In HIS Eye
and Goes Back BeaminG.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 20.--The visit of
Congressman VIM. s. Morrow of Califor.
mia. who had long conference with Gen.
eral Harrison to-day has given . new inn
petus 10 cabinet prognostication. The
California congressman said he came to
being left without representation in the
cabinet, as was currently reported. lie
would not admit that the president.e elect
had sent for him, in fact,
intimated he had not been sent for but
come as representative of California and
Oregon delegations in congress and had
notified General Harrison by telegraph of
his expected arrival. IL was apparent
from his conversation prior to his meeting
the General that he was fnclined to feel
indignant at the suggestion that the Slope
had been left out of the cabinet slate
as at present arranged. There is
no doubt but he brought with
i'm u pocketful Of letters, protests and
petition from the Pacific slope congress.
men and senators. He spent the morning
with General Harrison and was guest at
luncheon. After lunch the general took
him out for q walk, calling ct the capitol
and viewing the city generally. Later in
TO his hotel after passing some i've hours
IN the company of the president-elect, be
was in an exceedingly pleasant frame Of
mind, q marked contrast with the disposi.
tion he manifested at bis frat landing, but
he has been Theoretically sealed by some
one and TO all inquiries and opportunities es
he would make no statements touching
upon the cabinet, bat coast cabinet stock
has jumped up.
, 1889-02-21
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Matters OF estate Of Louisa A. HUrnberger, de-
ceased.
The creditors OF the above named deceased
and all persons having claims against said de-
ceased are hereby no ihed and required to
present such claims with the necessary vouch-
er. within "ne year from this date to the un-
derriyned adminis, rator of said estate at the
vffice OIL. II. rrather. in the city OF spek aue
Falls, T. SAMUEL %viDSON,
f2lw5 Admi istrator of said estate.
Dated this 2lst day OF + ebrusry, 1889
, 1889-02-21
ChIcsro Liv, stock Nrnrket.

CHICAGO, Feb. 19.--Cattle-Receipt l1,cJO:
s'Gg sss1ss e ooi sH5s g. ssSsEs. sssSs: .ns
feeders, 81 256n3 i0
Hogs-Receipts, "A, 1000; opened slow, 5cealoc
lower MIXED. - 35oet II; heavy, 81 35ol
4 SO: light 81 4Ucd4 49,
sheep Receipts 5000; steady; natives,
g oo@5 ~; western corn-fed, N'5o; lambs,
"a OO0x6 90
, 1889-02-21
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. 90 AT the closing to-day
wheat was weak; cash. 81 O61s; March, 81 07IS;
May, 81 0y1s.
Coss--steady; cash, $40. March, "a 5-isc;
May. 1870.
OArs-Stesdy. cash. 25Nc; March, go;
May, HNc.
BARLKY-Nothlug doing
PoRx-steady; cash, $40 ss; March, go o.;
May, $1i TO-
LARb-Firm; cash. s6 55; March, Is 7ps;
May, @ TO-
, 1889-02-21
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

OSsIck OF SPOKANE LINE Co. N
SPOKANE FALLS, W. T., Fob. 10, 1889, \ -
Ar MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES OF
"A spokane Lime Comoany, held a. ITS Offce
Februarv' isso. nm ssse.sment Of ii. doilars ne
share OF the cap tai stock was levied, payable
on or before N arch 30, 1889.
t2lwf CHAS NJ PATTERSON Sec.
, 1889-02-21

NKw YOxK, Feb. 20.--The stock market was
anims, ted, accompanied by considerable action
during the hrst hour, but after that time II
sunk into midsummer dullpess, with nc
result of the days operations 10 to leave the
prIces In most Of the list radically unchnn ged
from those of last evening.
Government bonds have been dull hui
steady.
dull at 9i11c
, 1889-02-21
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb 29.-HoPs-Firm and quiet.
CorrEE-Opti0ns opened Arm and clos cd
ssesdy o,dn 10 iG 20 points Up; Sos,s Sales e.
March, 3i6 i5cpl8 25; AprllSl6 l0sI5; May, e1b %
ai5.S0; June, el5.90t9i6oo; spot Rio quiet; fair
s6GAR-ksw. Arm. quiet; fair refining. quiet.
steady.
, 1889-02-21
A Place % BUTT.

Fine building site, 42Y60 feet on Stevens
street, between Riverside avenue and Main
street. Clouah Il Graves, rooms 3 and l.
Wolvertop block,
, 1889-02-21

L0uisyIe 4 Nash 63iS Union Pacihc", s!H
Michigan Centrl 90 y. s.EJpress. slNs
Missouri Pacific. IAN Fargo 80. ....., l0
North'n Pacific. 26l Western Union" sos
Mp prcferred.... 6lM
BOSTON STOCK nARAEr.
OBosroN. Feb. 20 The stock market closed as
follows:
A d T 7s.......... 1iS IN @ common, .li3
A q T land eta 10. 1l2 NJ @ land scrip BID -. 4.
A a railroad. ,... 53 NJ @ tst mt U BIDS. 691S
Burlington a Q'y. 10ixIsan Diego Id Co. 225x
, 1889-02-21
MINING STOCKS.
liverpool Quotations.

Liverpool Quotations.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. @.-WHEAT-Dull. hold.
ers offer moderately.
CoHs-Steady; demand fair.
, 1889-02-21

NEW YoRK. Feb. e0.-Money on call, easy ut
Prime mercantile paper, 4@s per cent.
Sterling exchange dull but steady; sixty
day bills, n 86l@; demand, - sSN.
, 1889-02-21
THE BOATs.

There i e pvesest bot enc pessenRer
bseH. the Blue Belle. She 10 daisv AID
s ssss csss ssss . s'a s. ''.s o.psD o
sVosy inoh. Ard oas Of the eA t1ness. Who
- eive aay 6ssirab,e jnfprmstioa. There
= asslhss passsAese ~ bsaag psepefrd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-25
AFFAIRS IN HaVTL

Hippolyte knsekfnS at tas Door Of Port
Aa-Princs aad ta~ cay In Fsrmsnt-
For~ign.rs Threatened. Bur Msa<ares
Taken for Their Protection by sh- Cosa-
rtanders of Foreign Vessels Ia the
HGsrbsr.
NEW YeRx. JaIv fa-Tlrs Times pub
fishes letter from Port ar- Prince dated
July :. which saws. Port-an- Prince with
in the last few days has been IN stats
bordering on frenzy. H;pposvts has as
sauited the extreme 0utwur&s. us i
being held IN check az the present
writing. Legifime Is fmpressia- into
the rank every man capable oe
carrying rifle Tho people
have been deiirtoEs with sxeitement. The
Minister ot War has executed some % tho
prisoners with his own hands. HippoIyts
Is burning farm-houses and villages in
the very sight Of the city AL foreigners
have been Threatened with extermina-
tion, but the Uaited States naval force on
hand IS ready To take the city II nsces-
sary. The British cruiser Forward
and two Spanish cruisers are also in the
harhor prepared to protect the citizens ot
their respective countries, and French
man-Of-war in said to be coming. 4 sys-
TEN Of signals has been established with
the American consulate. ard the moment
the danger flag IS exhibited picked in
santry companies from the Kearsarge and
Osipse viii be sent ashore.
The Captain oe the British cruiser de-
clares that II an Englishmal Is touched
be will shell the city. So serious has
been the aspect OF affairs that none OF
the vessels have dared To leave for st.
Nicholas Mole to place themselves in
communication with their governments.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-25

II having been reported at New Orleans
that list OF fifteen haulred names. lu-
Gliding newspaper correspondents. rail =
road and telegraph people and spectators
at the recent Sullivan Kilrain fight ha4
5eea forwarded 70 Mississippi, aHd thas
all parties concerned would be he'll 10
answer for Violating the laws ef that
State. a spendeat az Jackson was in
strueted % ascertain. X possible, from
Governor Lowry, the scope 0f the prose-
eufi0u, and whether or not the spectators
would be proceeded against, hutshe Gov
eruor declined to be interviewed on the
subject in advance 0f the action of the
authorities % Marion County. The Gov
eruor ssti. however, that be might have
somethins To say on the subject Ia 4 few
days. he thinks the report exaggerated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-25
LATE NEWS ITEMS

The State Agricultural Wheel % Ark
ansas met at Hot Springs on the sfth-
TIE land companies in and within
radius of SIX miles Of Birmingham have
consolidated and will hereafter constisuse
the Birmingham Land company, with a
capital stock Of "a. 10000.
An Illicit distillerv seven miles from
Red Boiling Springs. Tenn, was captured
. on the s.d- Tie mill, when captured, was
hoe and gave every eviIsnes OF having
been recently deserted
GovxRxoR GORDON, ot Georgia, has
recommended that the Legislature ameud
the pension laws OK that state 50 as 70 in
cla.Ie every soldier Of the STATE who Is
manned or helpless AMI the widows and
orphans OF dead soldiers
Mas. ELLEN RoBEKTs, OF Louisville, KY,
bleE 70 death on the s3si- few days pre-
viouzIY small sore appeared on her knee
and grew rapidly larger. Her health con-
timed good. however. and little attention
WAS paid - T. On the morning OF the 2sd
she was awakened by severe pain and
found blood pouring from the sore Her
husband hastsnesl for phy sician, but be-
! fore he cuuIi return, death had resulted
F.! Mas. HATTIE GIBSON HERoS, wife Of
the Rev. David Heron. late Of JOnesboru.
Tenn. il under sentence OF death in Corea
/ for teaching the doctrine Of Christianity.
/ SAN :. WILSON has been appointed
storekeeper and gauS~r az Knoxville,
Tenn.
I HExRT DUxc8x, the Frsa-WfH Baptist
/ preacher who recently murdered his wife
/ in Dale county, AIa. and el0ped with a
/ youax lady of the neiShborhOod, was con
vietad on the 18th and sentenced to death
/ by hanging
+ CIRCUIT JUDGE TERRELL, OF the Second
f District Of Mississippi, has fixed August
I =. as the date for holding the official term
OF court to try those charged with aiding
and abetting the sullivan Kilrain fight
/ TBE North American Salt Company has
been organized with a capital Of SlI ,9o0, 600.
and will control ;=8 different works and
companies
/ CEoPs IN the Canadian Northwest aud
aionS the Dakota line are in bad shape
Farmers are almost destitute
THE Labor Congress, in session at Paris,
fpasssd resolutions calling upon govern
menss ID oppose monopolies Of raw mate
rfals aud the necsssaries Of exisreuca, and
urging the working classes 70 organize
azairst trusts
Tag steamer st. Nicholas, with 500 ex-
leursi0uists on board, ran inso the closed
draw bridge at Savannah, Ga, on the 3ist,
.siessaaIIshing tie forward part * the
steamer, killing two wenlen ami iniuring
twenty men and women, some OF
whom viii die.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-25

This story requires ta5leaux and fre.
works, and can not be given IN fun 70 thu
readers OF plain paper and INK Il - real
site and true a. the Gospel of ST. Sim
piicity.
Mrs. Bellamy Hines, Of Hamilton. Ioaned
her coDy OF The Quick aud the Dead 70
Mrs. Harrison Allen. OF KcuIuk When
she left the home OF her friend. Mrs Hines
said wow, Linda, be careful ard not let
your girls read that book. for il Is too utter
y awful, yen know. foe young people % see.
Il IA like the book Of Solomon Song
LA Hines was the belle Of Hamilton, aGd
the sent belle q Keohuls also. Sae fire.
luently drove over the bridge 70 visit her
,ity friends A. last she became a daily
Traveller 70 the Allen mansion. and in re-
sponse t. her mothers inquiry, she replied:
I'm going over there, ma. Just Tor roguery.
YOU know Mrs. Alien his am awfally
queer book yghich she keeps leeizet np IN
her bureau, and the Alien Eirls. Gsoreio
and Stella. are stealing It for an hour every
Afternoon while Mrs. Alien i taxing her
nap, and we are reading it together You
ought 10 read tt, ma, IL :, Oh. can't tell
YOU about t. The girls sag that it tells
then ius. how they feel themselves some
times. and 1t maases ms ieei taa.at way. 10,
when 1 hear Stella reading. IL maxes M,
fail in love with every man I See Is too
queer. you know They cali It Quickly
Deal"
When Stella finished her tale her mother
was lying in \ dead faint on tho parlor
floor. This is called By tie Hnguists a real
contretsmps. Ida IS novg Kept At home and
reads Solomon > Song.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-25
.wusrs HAPPENED To THAT .u1nrr'

their innocent little feast didn't give them
dyspepsia. don't you. Dodkins drarf'
1T would be a thousand pli.es % shut
them up and cunfinc their pretty gambois,
and beg you won't be 50 heartless A. %
dream OF puaishinR the dear pets In any
such cruel manner iuapioringly.
Mr. Dodans glared at his wife fnr one
awful moment as IL he would gfadiy swal-
low her whole, then picking up bis tattercd
garments. hs bundlesi them iHto one great
roll OF raggedress. and threw them with .
vindIctive thump into clothes press, with
out a word.
Fortunately there were gcoupie Of bis oil
shirts stil presentabie. so that the dressing
proceeded without further disturbance,
aad early on Monday morning. in spite Of
his wife's protest. Mr.. Dodkin> shut up the
ko,lts Mss r 81 HowAaD.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-25
a TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Father and SON shot Dead hy = Brave
Petsif-r. Whom They Intsndsd tn Tsab

Father and SON shoe Dead by . Brave
PetsiI-r. Whom They Iatsndsd tn Tsab
MONTREAL, Can. July ~. - Reports
OF n terrible tragedy coma from St
Cuthbert a village forty miles down the
river. A peddler from Montreal arrived
there on Tuesday night, aud went - stay
at friends house, but found that all but
daughter aged fifteen had gone TO the
city. The peddler told her 70 90 to a
neighbor's house and get a companion to
stay all night with her. but the neighbor
refused to allow one OF the children to -.
During the night the girl was awakened
by knocking at the door. She went t. a
window. and saw two masked men. who
demanded her m0nsy. Sac awoks the
peddIer aud told him, and he handel her
his pocket-book to give 10 the robbers
The latter said that II was not enough,
and the girl A<aIl returned To the ped
der. who said hs would attend tn the
matter himself Taking revolver from
his valise, he went 10 the window and
not both men dead The girl ran 70 the
ueighbor's house aud told what had hap
pened. whea the woman exclaimed hat
Il was her husband and son who had be en
killed They had intended rObbins tho
petlcier.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-25
THE CAR AND HIS MOBILES

The Cxar Of An the Ra-sias D~-tr-- %,
larry Ont the Late Count Taf.taf,.
Plans OF Administrative E.reru. uus
the Csan~ii OF state bitterly opps.~s
." tt-Ths Crsr obdurste and Fri-ttea
the Consequence.
LONDON. July fa.-Rsparss from 81 Pe-
tersburg Indicate thai the Car Is h.vtnv
hard time with the reforms he Is trvin,,
so INTRODUCES FOR ths better admiatstrasios
Ok his dominions. Count Tolssaf. lat.
Minister Of the Interior. before Ia
death prepared eomprehenstv,
system % reforms caIrHlasaaI To
relieve the subjects of ths car
to soue extent from the t%rrihl. fsaI ).
oppression under which they have
groaned for centuries. Tia car an.
pears 10 be in earnest in the wish e. push
the project os Count folssoi. aa Is also his
new Minister % ths Interior.
General Dueuowe. but the Caun-
ell os State os the empire inter-
poses obstacles at every step. TAis
body IS composed largely os the nohles q
kGssta,aad these are hand AM glove with
the petty oeis1A~Ali os<< la ssapare whs
are The beneaciariss oe tie cwrrupt svs-
TEN ef administration which it vas Toll
stoPs dream 70 crush cut Before ToIstaf's
death this council haa his whole schen .
of reform under discussion sor some
time. and finally threw IL ont a. I'M
pracficabie. without attempting to deal
With the subject further. This anrereI
the Car greatly. and be returned the
measure to his council with Instructions 10
take some action He read them n
lecture, which Few - the mobiles relished,
and tntimsted that it would have been
more statesmaniiks "a have amen des.
fotstofs plan II slcu particulars A.
seemed necessary. instead OF incou-
unently throwing IL ont The time hal
come FOR the council - close its sessions.
anh the aobles were anxious to get hom.,
but the Car told them very plainly hs
would keep them there six mouths. il
necessary. Hntil they reached some
intelligent solution Of tho grave
problems presented to them But 50
bitter Il ths opposition 10 ths
whole T0lstDt scheme OF reform-so
many selfish interests does IL toucA-that
the council has not yet been able % twist
Il into shape 10 suit themselves. Tbs
project, as a whole. oaly commands ous
vote in the whole body. and that is n .
vote of Count Tolst0i's SUCCESSOR. They
propose now. however. t. pass few ot
the more harmless clauses Professionally,
and set them IN operation tn sanr deuart-
meuts " the empire To test their value
This proposition the Car has Just
rejected. aud he insists that the
council pass some comprehensive
measure on the lines indicated
by Telstoi. with whatever amend-
meGts they see 1T: but he viii not listen
81 any experiments oe this sort. the eer-
tain oufcoms Of which be very we'll un
dersfands
What the result of this friction between
the Russia mouareA and his mobiles VII
be IL viii be interesting 20 watch.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-25

Postmaster Gray. at GaiE, Lamar
County. Ala. was shot and kiileI b. q
man who escaped GRAY lived an hour,
and gave the following account ~ the at
fair: ~ few days ago a package came
u the Office addressed CAIN No person
living there bearing that name. hs re-
turned il 70 the sender. Later a rlau
named Burrows called for the package.
and being told it had been returned. a. kea
Gray IL be nld seen is e0utents. GRAY
said yes. upon waieh Burrows shot him
aad Threatened 10 shoot Mrs. Gray and
her sister" Gray said the package haa
cOme to tho 0fice partly open and h.
could not help seeing that it contained
white mask. Gray also said Burrows Wis
the same Ruie Burrows. the Arkansas
train r0bb-r, who escaped from the o.
leers atMontgoms ~, Ala. year Or 50
aso. the time his brother i'm was caught
and carried back % Arkansas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-07-25

At Brewtou, Escamh.a County. Ala.
a stranger walked into the saw-miIl ~
Harold Bros. & Scott, AMI deliberately
east himself upon ths large circular saw.
lie WIS completely d.sambpwslei AMI
lied instantly From papers found GA
his person it was ascert1ined that his
home was in Iowa, anl his name CASTOR.
he vas ot tine personal appearances and
was we'll dressed His Vocket-book eou-
tanned s2'sh 40 cause can be assigned
FOR the act. unless il was disappointment
IN love, as letter found IN his pocket in
dicated the breaking of an engagement
between hs aud 4 Mss Smith. OF Des
Notues