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Nov. 5, 1890, At
Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE COUNTY,

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Alice S. Boyd against T. P. Paschal ct al.
Foreclosure.
BY VIRTUE of an order of sale made
in the above stated case, will offer for
sale at public outcry at Abbeville e. H.,
S. c.. Oh SALEDAY IN DECEMBER,
1890, within the legal hours of sale, the
following described properly. situate in
said State and County, to wit: Ali that
tract or parcel Of land, containing
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-11-12
Three Hundred and Seventy
Three 1878 Acres,

more or less, bounded by lands of S. B.
Marshall, Thos. Waller, Estate of Thos.
Chatham, Estate of Martin Hackett and.
Ellenburg.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half cash,
balance on credit of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale, secured
by bond of purchaser and mortgage of
the promises. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers.
]. c. KLUGH,
Master.
Nov 1900 4t
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BIRTHS,
Due West Alliance

AT Abbev'lle, November 7, 1890, to Mrs. R.
Mays Cleveland, son.
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-Four Hundred (40O) Acres,

more or less, bounded by lands OF W. W.
Mars, Thos. w. Mars, and lands former
ly belonging to James Met Celvey, lying
on West side of Little River.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half cash,
balance on credit of twelve months,
with interest from day OF sale, secured
by bond OF purchaser and mortgage ol
pcrs.
J. =. kLUGE,
Master.
Nov, 5, 1870 1t
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-11-12
Nov. 5, 1890, At
Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
M T. Ca1iwell ct al against IT. w. Mars,

M. C. Caldwell ct al against T. w. Mars.
Partition.
BY VIRTUE of an order of sale made
in the above stated case, I will offer for
sale at public outcry at Abbeville c. H.,
S. c., on SALE DAY IN DECEMBER,
1890, within the legal hours Of sale, the
following described property, situate in
said State and County, to wit: All that
tract or parcel of land, known as the Nc
Celvey IL Thomson Tract, containing
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Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE COUNTY.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
T. w. Perrin against Jacob Miller ct al
Partition.
BY VIRTUE of an order Of sale made
in the above stated case, will offer for
sale at public outcry at Abbeville c. H.,
S. c., on SALE DAY IN DECEMBER,
1890, within the legal hours of sale, the
following described property, situate in
said State aud County, to wit: All that
tract or parcel of land, known as the
Kelin Place, located on Long Cane creek,
containing
Two Hundred and Forty (24O
Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of j. c.
Douglass, John Devlin and others.
TERMS OF SALE One half. cash,
balance on. a credit of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale, secured
by bond of purchaser and mortgage OF
the premises. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers.
J. C. KLUGH,
Master.
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Will meet on Friday, the 18th, at p. m. A
committee will be present and address tn,
meeting on important matters. Every mem
ber should be present. 3. 9. DuPre, Sec'y. .
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Nov. 5, 1890, At
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One Hundred and Thirteen I'll
Acres,

Nov. 5. 1890, At
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-30


III little Is known IN England Of Prince
Biamarcks private lie. still less. says Mr.
Pereirx. il known Of the lady who for
more thsn forty-txo years has shared his
home The Princess Bismarck IL described
cal German uafron, with IN eye for every
detail Of household arYnneemenf and econ
omy. and heart for the comfort and we'll
being OF each housemase. from the highest
to the lowiiest Weddings. il has been OBJ
served. not seldom give rise to other
weddings. Il was at the we'd
ding Of . friend that Bismarck
tlrst met Frauiefn Johanna yon
Pattkamer She WAS ore of the bride 3
maids. and the stately lady inside then and
there an impression on the young baron
which eliminated in an offer OF marriage
three years later. The key to the princess
character IL To be found. saws the same
biographer. in her words: That my hus-
hand II public character IL q fact TO which
! often ind IL painful enough 70 resisn my,
SELF But % for me. his wife, what have
TO do with publicity | do not exist for
publicity. but wholly and solely for him
This perfect union OF souls, however. Mrs.
Pereira. consesses. has not prevented
the princess husband from posing occa-
sionaliy Is victim TO family claims. In
one letter he says, referring 70 PROF ec'ed
excufSzoH 10 the seaside nave ucl1 uht
against it for . long time. but Is ali the
mothers and aunts are unanimous IN de-
ciaring that nothing but sea water and sea
air can do poor Mariechen any good.
know that ii still refuse every cold in the
head which may befall her 10 the sew
entieth year of her age viii be set down to
my syarice and paierHal barbarity.
Again he writes: Yesterday l was
reduced 10 such state of despair
by all these piannings that ! was
positively determined to give up the whole
Journey; and went to bed with the firm
resolution at all events to travel straight
through. without stopping anywhere on
the way. But Johanna attacked me IN the
night. with the younsster in her arms. and
By dint OF a.I the arts which drove man
out of Paradise. she. of course, gained her
point. and the original scheme Is TO be car
ried out.
1t Is only fair to the princess after this to
quote her husbands LOVING letter from
Blarrifx: IL have a bad conscience be-
cause l am seeing so much that is beautiful
without yon. If you could only be carried
hither through the air. would 60 with
yon this very moment back TO San Sebas-
fian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19
From the Pinta.

WASHINGTON. July 19.-Lieu.enant Com
mauder O w. Farenholt. commanding the
U. S. S Pinia, n q dispatch to the Navy
D :pattment dated Juls 4, at Sitka. Alaska.
says that the mail steamer Geo. W. Elder
ran aground 10 Wholesome narroWs. da1-
eerous and intricate passage IA miles eff
Si,ka. She had on board several hundred
Alaskan tourists Tho Piais went 70 her
rescue and tueceedsd 10 towing her ino
deep wafer. Sns subs, qisntlv went to ST.
ks. Aa e.Ier TO convey the Elder to Port
Townsend, Washington, was declined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19
NEWS OF TIE DAT.

Spain has decided to build whole fotiila
of submarine war vessels.
Mrs. Frederick SullenteFg, of New YORK,
was awakened by her two jear-old baby
crying, on Thursday night. and found rat
gnawng lis head.
John Warpose, al Indian, who is ser
fenced to be hanged Oh September sun, Ia
The first man who ever received the deatn
sentence in Wisconsin.
The whole of the 81 600 five per csnt.
equipment trust, to be issued by the Baltl
more AID Ohio, has been secured by The
Financial Company of Pennsylvania.
A runaway dog cert at Cape May narrow
" escaped collision with the White House
carriage on Thursday evening. Mrs. Nc
Kee tainted, but nobody was hurt.
The Manchester Canal Company's ware.
house in Liverpool has been burned. An
enormous quantity Of cotton. grain and flour
was consumed. The damage is $1,000 COO.
The inability of the Cooperative Building
B ink OF Nsw York, yesterday, to meet
bill of SS5 discloses the fact that though CAP
italzsd for 800, 100000, there is nothing IN
The treasury.
Hen. John P, Buchanan, the Farmers
Alliance candidate, was nominated for Gov
ernor by the Tennessee democratic conven-
ton at Nashville yesterday. Messrs. lay Tor
and Patterson withdrew in the interest oil
harmony.
1t is more than probable that at the next
meeting of the New York Gas commission,
1t " i'll be decided to DO away With electric
lights and use gas in the streets, squarea end
places where electric lights are now ia use.
The cost of electricity is too high for Nav
York.
The Washington correspondent Of the N.
Y. Herald says that the result Of The careful
compilation from sources the moss fayorc-
BILE to the republican administration of the
government is that at the end of the 6acal
year the United States government will not
have dollar to Its credit.
The cottage at Saratoga, n. Y, occupied
| i1intly by Vce-President Morton ann his
partre With their wives, was robbed OF SO :
OCO worth OF diamonds and jeWelry on
| Thursday, but the losers will not cay wheth-
or the stolen property was the property Of
Mrs. Morton or Mrs. Bliss.
During a severe thunder Storm which
swept over London yesterday lightning
struck end dislodged one of the ornamental
| figures on Westminster Eall. The figure
| fell to the pavement below and barely miss
ed the head OF the Hon. Sir William Gran
than, Justice of the Court ofQ leen's Bench.
| There was genuine case of Asietic chol
era 10 Atchison, Kan, Thursday. Eyer5
symptom was developed except that it was
sporadic. The victim was Mrs. w. K Bish-
Oh, the wife of welknown citizeo, end
she died wiihio 81 hours. Two prominent
physicians pronounce the case undoubtedly
| Asiatic cholera.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19
Claimed bv Five Wives.

British Columbia papers received OF O.te
ia 90 Friday say that Alexander Vsshor,
French Canadian, YVES arrested on The
steamer O!ympian at Seattle on Sunday and
locked up in cell, charged with bigamy.
Vashcn, from his own confession, has wives
10 almost all portions of the country. He
was arrested on a complaint f cd BY George
Chisholm, of 225 Box street, whose daughter
L zzie he married in Minneapolis three years
ago and afterwsrd deserted. The story Of
Vashon's adventures, which are likely TO
cast him in Walla Walla for term Of years,
is interesting.
Vasbou was born 10 the city of Qlebec
and is thirty years old. When % years old
he emigrated 10 the United Ssates. 10 1881
he met Miss Lizzie Stock at Wahpetop,
OAK, and. after 8 brief courtehip, mar
ried her. After year OF married happiness,
the couple p,rted at Helena Mont. He
claims to have secured divorce, but his
testimony on that point is generally disbe-
ieved From Helena Vashon went to Mig
neapolis, whefe be married Lizzie Chisolm.
little over gear ago, when the woman
was about TO bsccme mother, Yasbon LETT
ner. His next adventure vas at Pennington,
Oak where be made love TO Two girls, Miss
E la FueI and Miss Japnle Van Horn. He
became engaged to both, and appointed the
same day for the nuptials. His intimacy
with Miss Feel vas OF criminal nature.
He settled the matter by giving her q deed
to presumption claim, 8nd, taking Miss
Van Horn 10 Minneapolis he made her, IS
she supposed, hia wife. After q few weeks
he deserted her and went 20 Bate.
At Butte be met Miss Clara Carroll and
carried her, under the assumed name OF
Alexander Marchsnt. Vashon lived with
wife No. two weeks. Ee sad he had
brother living in Moorehesd, MINI. After
he deserted No. 4. she wrote TO Moorebesd,
and wifi. No 2 got the letter. After be dc
serted No. 4, Vashon went to Tacoma. 1t
happened that wife No settled in Seattle
at about the same time. he bad desire to
500 her and went to Seattle. She saw him
pa sing the house, told her father
of his presence 10 the city, and be
was at once arrested. Vashon tried to az
range reconciliation. bnt the Chisholm
family announce their determination to
prosecute he case
va;hon is a typical French Canadian 10 is
tall stout and brunette. Re is rather 90 d
looking, has small, black eye, and is a splendid
tslker. He denies ever having bacn legally mar
lid to AIRY but Miss Stock and Miss Chisholm,
and says he WIS divorced from the former.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19
Fatal AHray.

TU.cUMBIA. Ala. Jaly 10 "A bloody trsr
edy, which resulted from al old family f,ul
originating In an insult TO lady, occurred
here yesterday. John W. Goodwin and Pee
Challen, armed to the teeth met Judge Joha
a. Steel in drugstore. Judge S eel was
uparmed, but his son. John A. Steel, l.
came in soon after and in az instant he AMI
Goodwin drew their pistols and opened f5e.
Steel fsl dead, shot through the head, Al
that moment Tom Steel, another son IF
the Judge, appeared with a shotgun and
opened FIRE, Goodwin and Challen replying
with pistols. The ing continued till al
the cartridges were exhausted, when it was
found that Goodwin was MORALLY WouD led
In the shoulder, Tom Steel was sbo, In tie
leg, and Tracey Alternately, proprietor ofihe
drugstore, had an arm shattered while Try
Ing to stop the fight. All of the parties srs
highly connected.
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opium smoke near basement laundry.
The place seemed to have only two rooms.
one occupied by the workmen and The other
sleeping room. divided by partition Of
plain boards. The second apartment was
richly furnished. Heavy demask and satin
draperies, rich plush curtains and costly
bric-,-5ric adorned the place. Around the
sides were half 3 d, zan bubks. In one OF
these a woman snd man were found
smoking q pipe filed With opium The
woman was richly dressed, rather youoe
and very pretty. Cos IL diamonds spanked
in her ears, on her faaers and wrists, and
around her neck She took the jawels of
and lmplored the officer to take them s; d
release her. The man and woman were
taken to the station and booked under .
sumed names.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19
Foreign News.

LONDON. Jolly 10 -Lga:& Becker. leader
of the woman's suffrage momement, died
t. lay at Geneva from diphlheria.
EDINBURGH July 10 -Thocl5mep ofAbo :
deem have gone on strike. Not single ca
In the city is running.
PARIS. July 10 "A dispatch received frcm
Montevideo says that the fnanc;a! situation
there ia becoming worae.
ATHENS. July 19.-The Duchess OF Spsr-
ts. wife OF the Crown Prince OF Greece and
sister Of Emperor William, has given birth to
a SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19
Electric Light Decree

New YORK. July 10. An inte.o cutory D.
cree signed by Judge Coke CT The U :. CT
cult Court was fIed here tc-dsy Ia ice sui
OF the Biush-Shew electric light Company
against the Brush Electric Company OF New
York. The decree enjoins the defendant
from interfering with the Gales Of pleintiii
and restraints the defendants from selling
electrical appliances in the States and terri
tories held under contract for IL years by
the plaintiff reference vas ordered to
take testimony and report on accounting +
of defendants to plaintiff regarding -aes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19
The Knights of Pythias.

MILWAUKEE. VS., July 10 The s.
preme Lodge Knights of Pythlas concluded
its 16 b biennial session here yesterday. Be-
fore adjournment long aud bitter debate
was entered into between the prohibition
representatives and The loca! op,ioG men.
The latter finally won, the Supreme Lode
deciding that the various grand lo5gee were
to judge whether saloon keepers could be
sdmittel to membership il the lodpes aub9i-
dinate to them. The two children Of Justus
H. Rathbone, founder ofthe order, who we're
left destitute, are TO receive $50 every three
months from the Supreme Lodge Wis they
remain unmarried,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19
LYNcRED-A Fort White. Fla, special

LYNCRED.-A Fort White. Fla, special
says negro named Green Jackson was lynched
there Thursday By the neighbors of Mrs. Robert
Prichard, a white woman, whom he had assaulted.
The wOmans husbar killed Joe McBrsy several
weeks ago, and has not yet been arrested, and
Jackson went to Mrs. Prichard's house last Mon
day and told her that her husband was conceal cd
in the woods near by. He succeeded in dcccyirg
hor TO place called ''the sink, ard there as
aaulted her. She fought like tiger, but Jackson
chokod and beat her till she became exhausted.
He fed into the forest, and when the woman re
cove cd sufi :icntly 10 arouse the neighbors mob
started in pursuit OF the butte. They ran him
down "Wednesday night brought him into Mrs.
Prichard's presence for identification Thursday,
and that night hung him to a tree near the rail-
road switch at Herlong. His body was then rid
6led with bullets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19

INTERNAL REVENUE Tho returns Of IL
ternal revenue collections for the past fiscal
year in the various States have been re-
ceived at the office of the commissioner Of
internal revenue. The returns for Virginia
are as follows:
Spirits distilled from apples, peaches or
grapes $40, SIT SO; spirits distilled from other
materials, S126, 247 60; rect fsrs ofles than
500 barrels, 81 4S7 So rectifsrs of 500 bar
re- or more, 81 500; ,eail liquor dealers $685.
235 "a; wholesale liquor dealers, So, 112 81.
Total collections on spirits. 1909. 160 6S
Cigars and cheroots, S2l5 573 25; cigar
cites. S256 972 IS; manufacturers of cigars.
sl,074; snuff, S54 704 81; tobacco. &. 64l :
121 65 dealers in leaf tobacco IS 9l5; deal
ers in esf tobacco not exceeding % 600
pounds $142 SO; dealers in manufactured
tobacco $40, 947 90; manufacturers of tobac
co, 1926 so, peddlers CT tobacco, S64 So To-
tai on tobacco, IS, 1876, 3S2 %
Fermented liquors, SAT 253 63; brewers CT
less than 500 barrels, $50; brewers of 500
barrels or more. s19l.67; retail dealers in
malt liquor, $65S 81; wholesale dealers in
malt liquors. 81 go 81. Total on fermented
iquors, $40 Coz 81.
Olecm rgarine, s104 penalties, $3.50 IS
Grand total for the State, So sic 195 49.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19

FORTUNE TELLER's VICTIM Miss Jen-
ME Med aged 10 yearp, committed
suicide at Pittsburg some time Thursday
night By jampiag into the MonoOgahe'a
river. She left the family that evening to 60
to bed, but did cot come down to breakfast
next morning, and when her room was
entered it was found that it mad not been
occupied. Men were sent ont to search fer
the girl, but they had not been gone long
before two OF her friends came with letters
they had just received from Miss Mcdonald.
The letters were written Thursday night,
and said the writer intended to droan her
sef. She wrote that she had been to see 2
fortune: el!er, and that that person he'd told
her that she would surely die on the S b Of
August. "Ghe words of the forlune-;eiler
have haunted noe day and hight" 8rote Miss
Mcdonald, land l cannot wait for the erd
So will drown myself and havo peace" On the
river bank the jacket ard hat Of tho girl were
found, but her body hss not been nc overcd. Sic
wss ensa cd to be married next month aud was
cultured ard rarely beautiful The forunetollcr
will be prosecuted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19
Attempted Train Robbery.

VANwERT, Ohio, July l9-TbEse men
boarded the engine Of the northbound pas
senger train at Eaterpri;e, Ohio, las. night
and attacked Engineer VandevendeE ana
his fireman with hammers and coupling
pins, knocking both senseless They di;.
not succeed in stopping the train, and jump
ed eff Toe engineer and fireman were
both lying senseless in the cab Of the Ice,
motive, and the train which rushed pas
Vanwert station at the rate If % miles al
hour, colIided with a switch engine, nnj
Engineer Vandevender VS. fo1nd dead il
the wreck. II cannot be lelrned whether
the engineer was killed by the robbers @: il
the collision
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19

Two YEARS ago at q military banqust in
Savannah. Capt. s. M. Saunders, an ex-
Uoion soldier and member of Farnsworth
Post, G. A. R., of Mt. Vernon, New York,
on 8 visit there, made complimentary re-
mark concerning President Jefferson Davi'.
Farnsworth Post has now q new command
er who has refused 10 receive Capt. Saur-
ders' monthly dues, for the reason referred
to. Why, there isn't post of Confederate
veterans In the South In which frequent
complimentary remarks have rot been made
concerning President Lincoln. But still,
according to the bloody ehirt Soutt-hating
republican party, it lis In the South alone
that sectional animositiee are taught and
cherished
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19
A Horse Dies of Hydrophobia.

PROVIDENCE, R. L., JAY ia horsa
owned by Paris II. Mathewson, Johnston
farmer. died yesterday of hydrophob;s. In
its madness the animal tore its foroiegs feai-
fully with Its teeth end had to be bound
with chains, ropes and straps to prevent iis
doing injury to the psople who were in the
vicinity. The horse was bitten month ago
BY strange dog which was evidently mad
and was subst quentIy killed. The horse did
not appear to sufIer from The bite until
Thursday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19
Fieht with q Kid Ganp

PHoENlx, Ariz, July 19.-News II ceivei
from Wilcox, Ariz,ns, ates tina. Lieul
Mackay and his scouts while in battle yes
terday afternoon with the Kid gang il the
Sierra Anchas mountains, killed Wah Ian
Tab, the others escaping into The mcun-
tains. Officers and s3cu.a are f,iiowing
close. Tabs head was sent into the near
est pest for Identification. He is one of the
Indians who killed Sheriff Reynolds last
fall, and it Is supposed that be. with the
rest OF The gang, murdered Dr.. Rarrie, Of
Los Angeles, short time ago in RQcket'e
canyon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19

BURNED TO DEATH IN BRANDY.-A
shocking acc'd2nt occurred yesterday after
noon in the Rue du Havre, Paris. A baker
was carrying jar containing six gallons Of
brandy on his shoulders up dark stairs
when be missed bis footing snd fell. The
Jar smashed sgsiopt the wall where was a
Durn,ng ges i. The liqnor ienitea, en3
the MAJ vas rnveioped 10 flames. Bis
cries brought out the teusnta, bat the heaS
was SO great they could not set near him.
He wes burned to death before their eyes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19
AS THE game of grabeoIa is now the most

AS THE game of grabsola Is now the most
attractive one that is played In Congress,
the southern members should in no degree
hinder the passage of the bill of Mr.. Cornell,
republican of Nebraska for giving $500 each
TO every emancipated slave. True, that bi |
would require about two thousand million
dollars, of which the South would have 10
pay her full share; but most of it would
come South and be spent in this section and
of all the national taxes collected in the
southern States,it would be the only portion
that would ever come back.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-19

SUIT AGAINST A PRIEST The case OF
Mrs Mary PROM ". Father Patrick Corri
gan, Of Hobokap, was decided at Trenton,
N. j.. yesterday The facts charged by
Mrs Propi, 1ho married an Italian, were
that her husband trssteG her badly, and she
was recommended to Father Corrigan by q
Sister OF Charity. The priest agreed to al
range a separation in CO, sideration OF her
conveying TO him her real estate at Fort
Lee, OF considerable value. The deed wes
execut, d. Her husband was paid 500 to
sign the deed and guaranteed SO q month
for his lifetime. The priest failed to effect q
separation, and the action was brought by
the woman to etthe conveyance aeide. The
priest denied that be undertook to bring
about separation, and says the property
was in the nature Of gift, he to pay only q
thousand dollars. The vice chancellor re-
viewed the evide- &C at length. In relation
to the interviews bstween Mrs. Piro1i and
the priest, he says it was a noticeable fea-
ture of those in. er7i VS. that he roor, ignoi
ant, II crate woman, bred Catholic, ap
parently without any practice in the art of
Discrimination, dared at her time of life to
charge the priest of her faith with falsehood,
false dealings, aud ieny with vebemence his
statements. He finds it difficult to believe
that che could have assumed and maintain
ed such an attitude toward him if she had
not felt the truth on her eide. He advises
decrse setting aside the conveyance, and OF
dering recovery with costs for om2lainant.