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FINED TIE STiTE or MARYLAND.
The Oyster Navy Violates United States
Law. and has Ia suffer.

The Oyster Navy Violates United states
Laws and has 10 suffer.
BALTrMoRE, an. 2S.-Collector Marine to-day
imposed fines on the State of Maryland AMI
Captains of the state steamers 0lcLane and
Thomas. amounting in the aggregate 10 i3,DDh.
for violating tho United States law which
limits the number of passengers to be carried
on stenm vessels. This is the outcome Of tho
trouble in which Gov. J acks and Commander
Seth became involved when they sanctioned
the use OF tho State oyster vessels by tho Fast
ern Shore ltalroad Company as ferry boats
carrying passengers across the bay. The
United STATES authorities took cogni@ance OF
senge1s were carried than tho licenses per-
When tho case came. up to-day before tho
made the point that steamers used rs ferry
boats were not amennbe TO the law. BY max
iessed that he had used tho state property
availed him nothing. for tho COLLECTOR held
sssS s I'll the II nSs" 9s% S flour
5ied too many paT1snenSers an and 500 as
i isnos ne Ne al,o l,So as nn9d Can't 5 Turner %, Of
Thomas. SlOo. Gov. jackson. who was present
at the hearing as witness. was very angry,
being responsible ls for thaSntire business iio
said he sent the McIupe only for one trip and
oftener without his consent. He says the
other members Of the Board OF Public Works
knew nothing Of the matter.
tial adviser and personal friend. he is the
President Of the Eastern shore l'alroad Com
pany of which Gov. Jackson is "A large stock
holder. The Incident caused q sensation at
the time it was made known. and the decision
to-day. with the evidence. has In reased it. An
appeal will be taken to the Secretary OF the
Treasury by the state.
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THE DITORCE REFORM LEAGUE
What tho Secretary Hnd to Say on the
Subject in his AnMMMl Rcport

Hublcct IN htS Annual Report.
Boston. Jan. 2S.-1nformntion about divorce
and reforms proposed by tho National Divorce
Reform League aboundcd in tho report OF the
Secretary presented at tho annual msatlng in
this city to-day. Among other things the re.
port says: In legislation progress has
boon made in both marriage and divorce
laws In several Stntes. Much more might
hayo boon done, but legislative reform
was temporarily Ssuspcndcd to give oy,-
portunity for tho larger information We
need. and now again waits for tho devoiop-
ment of promising plan for uniformity Of
action in various States. For this ycar we
note tho Inauguration. under tho lead Of tho
concurrent legis Station, VIII ich may prove to bs
the beginning OF ono OF tho most important
Legislative experiments in our recent political
history.
In education the gain is still more impor-
tan;. Tho study OF sociology. and particularly
OF social STRUCTURE and Of tho family Is RAPIDLY
est grade have come to us for referenoes. sug-
gesttons. plans: or moro direct work. It will be
ton has had n committee on uniform leRisia-
opinion Of the result. Coy. Russell Of Massa:
Pennsylvania ia have Officially approved the plan,
those states, as It. will be In Connecticut. New
statmSs; mo.. ,as,o,. on, ,.,,.,..ors md .,,,,,,
S aG4 ar2
Of tho family department OF sociology. Tho
protective and reformatory value OF the family
to rrow great dse more irreson eas seo
rance. poverty and intemperance. lust and
crime loose divorces and wretchsd marriages:
our times Nearly every one OF them Ia peou.
liarly an evil OF the home"
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POnsOnby-EIOrWItz,

LONDON Jan. 2s.-Ths marriage Of Miss
Haler Horwitz daughter OF Mrs. Horwitz Of
Baltimore. to Mr.. Claude Fonsonby son of the
Hon. Ashley Ponsonby, and cousin OF Sir
Henry Pons onby. equerry TO tho Queen. took
place to-day at Ascot. near Windsor. Tho
church was crowded by representa- tives Of
aristorraic English families. The rector OF
Eev. Frederick ponsonhy and the Rov. IL.
Wilson, ,oH.rIated. Mrs. Horwitz. the, mother
Of Miss fialIer iIorwitz. CAV, the, bride away.
sonby. was the best man. Miss Alice iIorwlU,.
sister of the BRIDE. was tho only bridesmaid.
After tho Wedding Mrs. HorWitz tavc u
dinner. which was largely attended. The
happy pair. after receiving the con .ratuln-
tlons Of host Of friends, started for Caro-. via
Rome and Naples. The couple received over
800 presents from American and English
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4 GIRL KILLED ny SOLDIERs.
The Crime Witnessed and Exposed by a
Man Whom They Arrested.

yIENSA, Jan. ga despatch from Bosnia
Serai, tho capital Of Bosnim. says: 1.-Two
geudurmes assaulted, killed aud nitcrward
cut up the boly o; II young Serv!an girl. whom
they met while patro!iing a road in the thick
wood. The gendnrmos then concealed her re-
mains in The forest. and were uion the point
of leaving when they caught sight Of m Italian
woodcuttsr who had watched the whole pro-
ceeding. They arrested him ~ raGrant and
took their prisoiler to their headIrartcrS, Int
upon arriving there the wool"uti er denounced
them aud told the police where they could lind
the body.
The murderers were arrested. News OF the
crime soon caused large crowd TO collect, and
when he Officers who had been sent 70 inyesi-
gate returned bearing the body OF the mur-
crowd knew no bound-, The people made a
rush for the gendarmeria. broke, into that
Eendaine wh n the latter Were rescued by q
number OF policemen an! II deachment oi
soldiers who had been called to quell tho dis
turDancc.
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Compliments for Emperor william.

PAHIs, Jan. 2s.-Count Won Munster -Leden-
burg the German Ambassador. presided last
night al u banquet @iyen at the German Embas-
sy in honor Of the birthday of Emperor William.
The Count, in toasting tho Emperor, said
We lace now he present and the future
The present is aus.i ious. and the future ap-
pears IN i most favorable light. Germany Ii h.s
Gus tor his peolle good 10 preserve the peace
Ui the world. When he ascended tho throne Il.
was feared that H. had n warliko Incl nation
1t j. now proved that hs strives to fulfil an
eminenty civihZing mission. NO one knows
better thM the EmTeror how Indispensable
pea 0 is Tor this mission
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fcIl From Onc Mul,ro.d to Ano,hrr.

The Port Morris branch OF the Now York
Central Railroad crosses TEir! avenue ut
lj9th street. Workmcn are replacing an old
wooden bridge VIII h spans the railroad cut at
this point with an ron bridge on Tuesday
they were - ANNOYED by the dripping OF snhh
road that Michael McGlynn. one of the work
men. climbed w on the track and hei:an shov-
cling or the snow. He is from the structure
through the unfinished bridge to tile Cent.al's
track thirty-fve feet below. He was Injured
internally and was taken to the Harlem Hos
pital. He will probably die.
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Death InstantaneousIy.

enc drop Of fnssl oil put uron the
tongue Of a Nouns animal viii eause
almost instant death. 'nd vet thon.
ssnds OF alex children are given wits.
keys and mahdles iur;esna,ed wih
this deadly poison 80 wopicr they
grow w 10 they lirsi ictvonS irr.ta.
10 broken down men nni women.
The Gushing Process Wmskcys Brsn.
dies Fam. &c, have had thc 'uscl oil
o>idiheh aud converted mo harmless
nayoting sciis; 30 ;hat, When used
for mcdch or otherwise, there is no
danger from thesc toisons send Tor
circular and price list CUSHING
PROCESS co. s2j broadway. below
18Th ST.
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A Deficit In itaIs'. Finances.

RoME. Jan. 2S.-Signor Grimadi present ed
III. annual financial statement to the Chamber
o. Deputies to-day. l. shows a deficit Tor ] ~
OF GO.OD0,UOO francs. Deficits OF 4n.0yOUu0
trans yearly are expected Tor tn" next Ihrye
seeds and mLuefal oils. ~ well rs yagi us
economies chirilyln IN the military and rub.i;
works s budgets me ;dehin,ey law \ is said.
COMMERCIAL understanding with Franco 10
hoped Tor.
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orsan,.atioa OF veteran Policemen.

Some 800 veteran policemen who have been
retired under the 20-year service and 6O-year
age law OF 1888 met In the Germania Assembly
Rooms last plight, and signed the membeFship
roll OF the Veteran Association OF Retired Po-
licemen. "A Temporary organiz alton was eject
cd. and these 9ffiesEs were 81 elected: Presi6ent,
idsnt, eI,lnspsotor George W. bikes: Sscrs-
tary, ex-ssrgeant L Lewson.
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The Scottish RaiIrond strike.

GLASGOW, Jan. 2s.-At Greenock yesterday n
passenger train crossed safely over chain
which had baen twisted around tho rails.
Stone throwing continues IN spite OF the ro'ce.
lnred by this bombardment hy the strikers.
The railrond COMPANIES have offered rewards
Tor the apprehcnsio ana conviction OF any
person found throwing stores at the trains,
but thore have been but few arrests.
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ENFORCED VITY EMPHASIS.
Old ksA wish BASKETS or Fish Ara n
Welcome Customers OF tho Elev rated Roa

OLD Men xlsh Baskets or Fish Ara NoA
Welcome Customers or tho Elev vated Roads.
William EhrinG, 10 years old. OF 2A9 East
I20th street. says he was assaulted By the
ticket taker on tho down town station Of tho
elevated road at ll6th street and Eighth ave.
nue. on Tuesday morning. He is In tho smoked
fish business and supplies small groceries
down town. His horse was injured recently.
md he has been riding down town in the ole
vated cars three times week. taking q
basket OF fish with him. Carrying big
packages; or bundles Hs prohibited by
the company. and tho employees are instructed
to enforce the rule. especially In tho case Of
packages OF ment or fish. The ticket agent st
the 10th street station said last plight that the
'f Ehns aa oss on sss
taker stopped him. lIe pushed his way out on
the platform, and then the ticket taker put him
out ut tho exit stairway. 90
The old fish dealer was found In bed last
night by q reporter. He said he had dropped
his ticket In the box and WAS whiting for Q
train whom tho ticket taker told hip to 20
down to tho street. lie refused and tho man
grabbed his collar with both bands. and
wrenched his hack 80 hard that he lost bis
senses for the time. Somebody else. whom he
left lying at the top Of tho exit stairway. He
says he lay there for half an hour before Pa
trolmnn Link summoned an ambulance from
tho Harlem Hospital. Surgeon Els ing attended
him. unl ho was taken homo In the arnbu.
lance. The ticket takers number Is 3737.
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On the Retired List,

WASHINGTON Jan. 2s.-Lieut Iohn Downs.
I. $. ", was placed on the retired list to-day
by reason of disabilities incurred in the line o.
duty. Gnl Charlie, Il. Ne, awcy conimandant
OF the Marine Corps will De placed on the re-
tired list tomorrow and it Ia aid that Lieut. :
Col Charles HAYWOOD will be promoted to tho
will he placed on the retired list on the let
proXimo.
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Mr., Mnrknv IL very
widsiy anOwnir the tnit",I
States a. the typical ri
can society woman. WIZ
has achieved more socil
sncceas abroad than anv oi
hrr rouiitrywOmen Along
succession " more OF loss
eiAbOrn'e entertainments
have caused her name I,
be frequently brought he
fore tho American pIbiit
both while sl!e wsa a mem
ber of the American col nv
III Paris AMI wien Later
s'ili she Joined tho London
colony.
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LONDON. Jan. 2S-A young English lady suf-
ferins from consumption who was treated 10y
the Koch method in Berlin tor two weeks. has
since died at Cannes OF blood poisoning.
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Murdered md Robbed in a Cave.

MANCHESTER, Jan. 2s.-Dr. Lindemann. who
for the last twenty years has lived here. and
who was assistant librarian Of the Victoria
University, went to the Riviera coupo uf
Genoa. but aftelwa'd rcmovel TO san Remo.
whence lie was decoyed by two strangers 10 Il
Crotto at some distance from the town, where
he was strangl6d and robbed. There Is no clew
to the murdernrS
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WHAT CURED YOU I?

Mr. B. p. McAlister Of Harrisburg Ky,
writes: Having been a terrible sufferer from
catarTh, and being now sound ana well, tio
question often put to me n, What cuIeu
YOU In answer tp this Of'-put question
feel it ms duty 10 state that Swift5 Specl"c
q. S. s. is the medicine, ] am such true
believer In The efficacy OF Swift's SPECIFIC -.
s. 81 that can honestly aud conscienfiouSiy
rccoum"nd it TO any one suffering from ca
tairh. Have recommended IL 10 many ana
am happy 10 say that those whom have In
duccd 10 uEe II can hcar me out IN this
stUtrmcnt, ] also believe that it will cure
any casr Of catarrh II taken according to
dMca,!ona"
Book on Bood aud Skin Diseases free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Atlanta, Ga
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Gen. O';s-irne and His District As.ocIa
lion.

Gen. james r. OHeirne. the Assistant SUI
pcrintcndent OF Immigration. hnS applied 10
tho Republican Association Of tho Nineteenth
dstr ct for admission This has caHscl n stir
among the menri ers, aai they aro now won
Ger!ng what Il" teneruls + Sudden spgs:n OF
aircttun Tor IL" assoc citation means. He has
lived IN tho DISTRICT twenty. five ), ara and has
never before svincrd anv inclination to help
run tie machine, and his Application is there
fore viewed with SUSPICION. Among lhe s'o-
rips which hRve grown ont OF IL Is one to III,
etr'c, that he l. ambitious to secure control OF
tho organization. Tho Republican, leader of
tho district is John Eeisenmeb Der. and among
irs members are such we'll known Republicans
=: William II, Beilamy., Michael kerwin.
Gen. O'Beirne's application will lie gctod vi on
al SOME future mssting o. the association.
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Justice to the Americas Hog.

BERLIN. Jan. 2s.-It was reported in the lobby
o. the Reichstag to-day that the Government
Is about to rescnd the law prohibiting tho i'm
portation 81 American bacon and hams. at the
same time directing that such imports be sub
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Leonard jerome Very weak.

LONDON, Jan. 2s,-The health of Mr. Leonard
Jerome does n OF seem to be IMPROVING lie il
shade better to day, but Is very weak.
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A Wealthy Woman Who PASSED Counter
felt Money insane.

Mrs. Gertrude Russell. the wealthy woman
who was arrested at Huntington several
months ago for passing counterfeit money. is
hopelessly insane, and there SCENE TO be no
probability that tho mystery as TO where she
got the money or why she was engaged In such
business will ever bs solved.
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brown hair clustering about his temples be-
came frosted with silver He was the merest
shadow the wreck OF what once had been

came frosted with silver. lie was the msrest
fsSSS ~ S Tfsek Gt what once had been
"MoSsi BY ths deeees, compassion. the
getc ac,i"n n his bes They pre,ensed S
monster petition. heade1 by GALWAY, tho man
Ehom Daniels In the mad beat Of quarrel had
his release, After an exaininati OF the facts
w IN. case the Governor. on April ~. 1870.
Alter relating how Daniels was finally ,ar.
Goned and b 'w soon attcrward lie was founi
dead from t.l,et &red . himself in a lonely
torian iescrihe- wi ure,end.d rathos the IN.
ioiirnat"s',i Ies burial n t,auDers grave
and then INDUCES in this remark;
And IL wus the daughter o: tins same luck Y.
les Daniels wlo, bearing tt!e name Of the man
whe nsd d ana hsr sr nnhapiy ahe wa,
oi ttumpe's at one OF her Mayesty's drawing
!onms."
III bit Of history il 'hen given:
The salient features ui this story were 10.
tert.d ,u by arlous newspapers Ia ihe United
s,atob at the tin,e OF the pre.eniaiont and
cnhrdefahlc cofap"n, was aroused. Minister
lheins wen; 30, 70 the ieagta Of semi,ollciaily
sPGed Y little hi;.sry o, pahf.s G"yne gotten fsH
tics as the result u "A duel his marriage TO
Mrs. Daniel, having followed the death u her
s r.t The wsrs ussS fl sfGTs s2yt
s,a,ements and that Minister rheus,s dcnas
%Br,, nn'Ortunatcly. not warranted by the
inctS n is to be seen by the accompanying
documents taken from the original Official
records.
Fac siniles Of the decree OF esn,cnce OF Dan
tolls. the decr"n NJ divorce obtnined by Mrs
Danes-now Mrs Bonynge-and an affidavit
by the Rev, N. &. l'rgEs that lie married Mrs.
Daniels TO AIR. lonynRo on June d. 1863 in
ran. Francisco. According 10 the mingtera
AFFIDAVIT she dcscr hes herself as widowed"
The writer OF the book calls attention to this.
aud with that respect for accuracy which is
trait IL historians he says: =" This is certainly
inaccurate. for Daniels was rot pardoned- and
Governors 10 not pardon dead mcn-until the
Was. WAS not ,sowsa yhs smo !" iSc' tho writer
b"arinS ats April il" $50. Tho @ societs iG'' bor
inpher then tells how 3lr. and Mrs Bonynge
lott California soon n:tsr the death OF DRniels
and some timo later went to Europe. where
they deyelonei certain ardent social aspira-
tions" According 10 ,!!,e chronicDer. these as-
Phelps was aptonted Minister to England.
MIR. Bonyngc brushed m his education. tho
historian asserts and spent his leisure hours
in reading usefn! books md examining him
sSi' as f9I o or hnowl"dse ,@@s possible.
writer nf Mrs. jonathan Abroad got hold
OF tn" M:Etsier by guiding his son through
some successful suerula'lona. Iio then induced
Minister Phelps - introduce them at houses
whore only such iniluDnco as that OF the United
Sintes representative. cu,ili secure them ad-
that tho Bonynue- Got thcir grand social sinrt.
lie comments in free inshinn on what he terms
the BonynRenn tonsts." Some OF these COM
mente placed by tn. side of his lauiatious 0f
Mrs Mackny furnish entertaining contrasts.
Here ure some:
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Mr.. Gladstone Won't Resign.

LONDON. Jan, 2S.-The Press Association an
nounces that the report that Mr. Gladstone in
tended to retire Is upiounded.
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The Egyptians Occupy Hnnd"uh.

SuAKIN. Jan. 2s.-Ihe Egyptian troops under
tho command OF th- Governor OF Sunkin, who
captured Handoub. have now permanently oc-
cupied that town.
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Mr.. RradIuush'- Condition Critical.

LONDON. Jan. 2s.-Mr. Charles Bradlaugh re-
NAMED unconscious throughout the night.
His condition this morning is critical
AT ~: o'clock this afternoon Mr. BradlauGh
snHwed sEns o. was
slightly improving.
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Wire. In Pennsylvania. In R-tter Order.

wires In P-nnsylvnnia In BETTER Order.
BETHLEHEM. Pa. Jan. 2s.-The wires OF the
ennsylvania. Poughkeepsie and Boston
Rallroad. via Poughkecpsie Bridge, have been
repaired. and trains are again running on
time. The Ieh!gh Valley Railroad officials
have esucc.eaed in repairing their train wires.
The North Trnnsylyania ltaiiroad Comnany
has not had wreb by witch to run their trsimGs anG
jreich, t.ains arc lunying, however. The local
wIies from Iaston 10 Al,noWGn oNG sc4anten Maten
reaching New YORK direct by telephone or te!'
errunh hnfnIe EIllnN.
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CO9Incmtlon Of tho Fish and Gnme Laws.
ALBANY. Jan. 2s.-The Commission appointed
to codify the fish and game laws Of this state
consisting OF Gen. X. l.. Sherman. Robert b.
Roosevelt. and Edward &. Whitaker will sub
NIT their report to tho Legislature tomorrow.
accompanied by n bill as q result OF their la-
boTs. The report says:
Tho proposed bill contains no provisions
discriminating between persona or c!asses:
Its sole purpose Is to Irescr!e the ish ana
game Of the State tor tho benei!t OF a.! aud not
for class. and all restrictions Rs 10 tlmQ ana
metbods hive This object in view. Tn" Com:
nlissioners have giyon the subject long and
Assduous study. The bill has been Ireparrh
md revised with great care, and the C0mms.
sion strongly recommends its passage wlthouL
amen u ent, inasmuch ~ the am"ndments %
harmony OF tho mea-ure. Alter the til has
become n Jaw In its present form amend msnts
NAV / o made, and, if properly placed VIII NOS
confuse tho genera! systuIn.
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Irora ne C'otst.r and FtG aith,r.
rather-Does that young siIni ilns fellow call on you
every higlt IN "a Gress kLi.'
Iauyhier Is- tGthsr
Fn;her- What 10 ) 1u lhiuk Ma Intentions arc,
paugL,er-lt .uuEs to ssn lie intended TO wear
t!il Gress slt ult.
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Mrs. Tonynge. for in
stance. gives Ito y" Inirr.
stou,! that she belongs 10 an
old ana YER rte, rirgiiinn
family iler youth. she
lin's vas passed amid
scenes suggestive o. bri.
cn'ai Injury. A thousnn
slaves "heyei her ca.i ard
stood ready TO do her bid.
ding. Seln.ia Mo. IN nor
Virginia by u good deal.
mud how the eyes OF soms
Of the Old Inhabitants OF
the little Missouri town
would huig" to be surs. to
hear the littlc girl they
knew as Rode STEPHENS
talk after Tins mighty
fashion Aud "a for the
poor. broken down old
NaeabonI. lin Johnston.
who used to do work
around tho Stephenss
'H't } HI' Ilc IllutA wi u III
li- grave every time he
hears himself multiplied
into a thousand slaves"
luicturesluelv grouped
about the Virginia planta.
tion'
Mrs. I'onynges love of
os,-nta.ion II often very
amusiugly emphasized hy
tho manner IA which she
calls attention upon every
possible And impossible DC.
CasiOn TO n certain jewel
ornament purchased NJ n
sale OF French crown Jew.
els some time ago 10
some of the un!niiiaied sho
actually conveys the ihea
that it Ia u family heir
loom. So persiRtriItly is
,ths Jewel in question pa
raded that some ncople
have formed the impres.
siOn that II Ia tho one gem
OF value in Mira. Fonynge's
level oase. and II 10 not In.
Frequently referred to con.
iide.itiAlly As Tie Lone
Star.
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women who lave lived 80 tho manner IN which she
Social atmosphere as Mira possible and Impossible oc,
maneI so Unclaimed in ornament purchased at a
the qualities Of heart and sale of French crown Jew
:sT;SsS .:rsssy k.a .ssaa, CONVEYS ihs .s ,.,a
has been ,nade that what loom. So persistrm,ly is
frsl sa !" sops pr
10 LONDON may have met have formed the imprss,
u S's sn. 'hs % 0'h OF s'0" ~
sSSs Ssa:p! P'ss !: ri! " IsSs
sr.sea. s.siaS. p.esr,isn a is%'asa':% ,nso ~ S'"F
ss%,fs;;' ssiSf s,D',,sTSss +, S:s sssn Or Il: II;
forth. in.ny an American
x.;ss i,s$;"s x.n;s : iSnd"n a,n:sn :sas". 2.
have been uaattainaole '''
There "a are g, great many ether tnte Interesting ;
Which Mr M Honynse ny mai" ABOUT tha. rubca.
t"n some two months AGO when in thi. city
lie denied the severe stn,emen,S and @ s;.ii; 49,, -
stan not stop with mere libel suits; shall put
them in the enitentlnly.'
By them Ee meant III" Mackavs.. 10 whom
onathnm lLr liz nss.tnn %l thnt s
fact That his wife is tho daughter OF Il "uthern
GIanSTr sl;T, ma or Co tnnGeri"ri w1 nor is
'"Coonti7 %hHv.. the man wa. 4 barber. and
boris char. The man had II Little shop here in
New YORK and nfter,wara in Cali ornin. lie was
my barber there; shaved me many and many
too, | cnn say that much or him.
MIR. Ronyngo asserted that he never circu-
rognlory to Mrs. AackuI.. ue knew such
Ihings wore said but rs II their origin / Q pro-
tossed absolute Ignorance. He ndd",! hat the
Mackays were resp"n-ipio for I'll" hrnnEluG of
OF tho engagement between Lord 'a"trlupe
and his langhter through The means OF anony-
nous publications. lud said;
They even hrbed one of our servants to g nt
my wife. visiting LIST. nnd whenever She mnde
a now call. tho irrsor rho allied upun WAS i'm
media:ely inupda,e,! with literature contain
ing vile ISLANDERS of NE. NV wife. and my
daughter They sY"i4 wont 20 iai ms to say
that my vile and ] were Not married. My
friends advised n" not 10 bringany suits. ana.
innsmurh ns 'ho atnCkS Wero harmless OF ef-
feet, houch, they were right. ! do not IN.
derrato the power OF 'hc Zoe nave to contend
against. am not II poor man. hut ther. WITH
nln surs OF every inch OF ground l stand Il! on.