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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-13

Fort Worth, Texas, December is.--In the
court OF civil appeals today.
Motions submitted for reheariug -McGill
VS.. Day. from Baylor; Fort Worth and
New Orleans Railway company VS. Hanger.
from Tarrant; Western Industry cont
pany VS.. Chandler, from Archer: Strong va,
Bridge and Iron company. from Tarfant.
to substitute appeal bond Zuberhucler VS..
Moore 4 Dryson. from Howard. TO dismiss
appeal in tho same case,
For additional conclusions-Lombardi vs..
Shero. from Wichita.
To file record tagreemcnD Texas and
Pacific Railway company VS.. Tackaberry.
from Tarrant; Aetna Insurance company
VIZ. Mulhall, from Tarrant,
Cases set for January 9--Yockum VS.. Nc
Curdy & Daniels. from BosQue; Missouri.
Kansas and Texas railway VS.. Belcher.
from Clay; Letcher We. Bailey & Co.. from
Jones; Hurley vs.. Bridge and Iron COM
pany. from Tarrant; ollcott VS.. Lawlcss.
from Wilbarger; Hurlburt Va. Busch, from
Potter; Parker VS.. Walker, from Donley;
Smith VS.. Chiffon, from Comauche; HID
ner vs.. Bauer ct al from Howard
Fort Worth. Texas. December i2.--Court
Of civil appeals at Fort Worth:
Motion for rchcaring refused--Thcodors
Bland VS., State of Texas from Jones, House
VS.. Security Mortgage and Trust company
from Cottic. Telegraph company Va. Clark
ct al, from Cooke: Baker VS.. Minis, from
Howard Ramsey VS.. Thomas, from Donley
Wallace Va. Byers Bros. from Clay; HUI
VS.. Woods. from Wise; Wright VS.. Jones
from Jack.
Motion for rchcaring granted and judg-
mont affirmed-Ward vs.. Elwood. from
| Wichita.
| Cases reversed and remandcd---RoSers
| Son vs.. Tomlinson \ Hyatt. from Tartunt
| Brewing company VS.. Myers ct al. iron
| Tarrant: Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail
| way company vs.. Armstrong, from Tar
rant; Texas and Pacific Railway compan.
| VS.. Payne. from Mitchell.
| Reversed and dismissed--McHigh VS.
| Sparks. from Motley.
| Affirmed Harrison. executor, w. Fridge
and Iron company, from Tnrrant Texas
and Pacific Railway company vs. Malone
| from Tarrant; Fort Worth and Denver city
! Railway company VS.. Hearne MuHgrove
from Wiharger,
! Standardization w. Slade. from Jack
ShannIng va. Wills 4 Bro. from VII
| Ii rger; Hyden vs.. Amarillo National bank
| from Tarrant, Randall VIZ, GIL from Com
anche: Earnes, VS., Texas Fixture company
from Tarrant; Camo va Pcrv from Erath
| Fort Worth Street Railway company Va
Allen from Tarrant. Evans Snyder Fuol
company Va. First National bank OF
| Amarillo from Tarrant.
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Liberty, Texas. December l2.-cotton
sim continues to como in right lively.
The farmers have about all marketed
their rice crop one Of our energetic farm
ors remarked TO The Post reporter today
that he had cleared abou, sli per acre en-
his hundred acre rice farm this 2ear he
sides he cultivated ten acres Of corn aud
two Of potatoes. He did all Of this with the
help Of his little son and improved machin-
cry, making a total Of $1,000 ne ,nade on
rice alone
able values OF property over last years
rendition Of s2T5 900. At the rate home
seekers are coming In and buying ou- land
Il will double the above amount next year.
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Colmosneil, Texas. December 1o.--Mr.
Notaw. whose homo was destroyed by Are
early yesterday morning is In II happy
mood today. having discovered that the in
suranco Of $1,000 on his home. In the Fire
Association OF Philadelphia, WAS taken out
Tor two years instead OF one. aud IL yet
intact. Mr.. Votaw Ia n brlckmason und
good citizen, and his friends are rol0lcod
at his good fortune In having had insur-
ance on his home.
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Glenrose. Texas. December 9.-What
came near being a serious accident occurred
at Georges creek. eight miles east OF Glen
rose a 3-year-old son of DR.. Grace. While
playing around fire in the back vari ig-
nited his clothing and but for the timely
aid of Mrs. Grace, whose hands were cutie
seriously burned while trying to estnguish
the FIRE would have burned TO death The
burns are quite serious on the chest and
neck, hut he Is resting easily.
Wheat IL Promising full yield
Oats are good. Cattle are In good shape
The movement Of cattle Is larger than FOR
many years from this section and prices
are. reported good.
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Granbury. Texas. December l0,While
crossing the railroad track yesterday In u
delivery wagon. Mr.. Charles Neely's bsrsc
became frightened. throwing him In the
lines and dragging him distance suffi-
clnot to 80 seriously injuro him that ply
sioian's think bis recovery doubtful
MIR, Nicely IN u racket merchant, dcPling
In groceries also under the firm name OF
Nicely a Conklo,
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would like to secure some informa-
ton as to the whereabouts Of my sister-in-
law. Mrs. Martha Hankbamer (nee Mira.
Martha Junghauh. When last heard from
she was In Olive. Texas. ] think she has
relatives In or near Houston. Any iuforma-
ton as to her whereabouts viii he highly
appreciated Address, A, Yunghaus,
No. 1924 South Third Street Waco, Texas.
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Huntsville. Texas. December 12.--Thc
award of contract for furnishing tho poni-
tcntlarlos with beef for 1897 resulted in
same going TO Mr.. O. Il, Skciton a, Hunta-
willie prison and Mr.. h 8. Loclett at Rusk.
their bids being the lowest. to-wit: $3.T3
per 100 lbs at Jluntsvillc' st,I4 at Rush.
Stall fod beef IL called for gix months In
year the best of range fed for remainder.
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Nashville. Tenn. December I'm. A.
Spur. convicted OF falsely certifying
checks while president OF the CONNER
ciaI National bank. was today sentenced
by Judge Scyerens 10 imprisonment for
two ycaia and six months, Spur has
been allowed thirty days In which to pre-
pare an appeal to the United Statss ~
prptup
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Boston, Mass, December i2.Samue, n.
Putnam. president OF the Free Thought
congress. and Mary L. Collins, both Of
Chicago, were found dead upon the floor of
an apartment In St Boloph street Tho
woman was 20 years Of age and the man
So gas cock In the room was wide open
and tho fumes Of the gas had been the
cnuse OF death.
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Cincinnati. Ohio. December 12-1rhe aud
ting committee OF the American Fedora
tlon OF Labor is at work here today. pre-
pairing It's annual report for the opening
session of the convention next Monday.
President Samuel Gompers, Secretary j.
H. Lennon and other officers and Eng
lsh degeates arrived tonight.
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several thousand cattle for feeding, which
will be shipped at once.
Robert Henderson, who has been an en-
plcye OF the Santa Re railway for several
years left yesterday on a trip to Edinburg.
Scotland. TO spend Nmas with old friends
and acquaintance.
Cotton continues to come ill., as the farm
ev are willing to take the market price
Tor cotton now when 1t Ia on the decline.
after having rc.used hlghcr prices.
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Borrinrs Make a Haul.

Booville. Texas. December l2.-Burglars
blew open a large money safe at Kohler g
Heldenfel's some time last night They
entered the house by front window. Only
sl56 was taken. 20 cents and three pieces
OF Mexican money being loft in tho draw.
ers. No ciew TO the burglars has been re-
uorted
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IN this section Of tho country are busy
clearing land and getting ready for another
crop Some blowing IL going on now. Win
ter pasture is very good.
Cotton is about all sold: 57G bales up to
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Jnck.on Celebration.

Chicago. December 1.-THE jackson col.
ebration banquet, ut which William J.
Bryan will be tho chief glieSt OF honor.
Will he hold January AZ the fremont
hotel. This was decided upon at a confer
cnce of democratic leaders today. 1t was
expected than Mr., Bryan on that OCCASION
would make a. speech urging the friends
Of silver 10 keep up the fight. Governor
Altgeld viii also be present.
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State.

Walter A. Apf!ng arrested at Longview,
charged with attempting 10 assault Miss
Flanagan.
Party Of Denver railroad officials ana
newspaper proprietor, visit Galveston
Teachers of Greer county petition the
State legislature to validate their vouch-
ers against the school fund for services
rendered and due
EDDIE Brooks. alias Harry Sharp. a col
orcd Waco bootblack. runs amuck, wound
ing six people and killing one before DO.
Ing captured.
Question of the right Of Mexican to
vote raised in a contested election case
in San Antonio.
All Gresser gets five years at Las range
on charge of attempting to assassina TO
his father at Fayetteville.
Farmer Rofan held up near WaSahachle
and robbed of $40 and "A horse.
Jury in the MoFarlane murder case al
Beaumont fan TO agree and the judge
fixes the prisoners bond at $500.
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able mileage book for which commercial
travellers aud many passenger officials in
western territory have been clamoring for
some time. The books Will be sold Tor
Sleo. viii contain the photograph OF the
purchaser and will be good on lines of the
central passenger committed.
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Fort Smith, Ark. December l2.-Choctaw
delegates have agreed with the Dawes
commission for the allotment OF lands and
abolition OF tribal government In eight
years Town sites will be set apart and
sold to citizens and non-citiz4lB and the
balance of the land equally divided among
the citizens.
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Olympia, Wash. December 1.-THE Of
fetal vote OF the State OF Washington for
the November election has just been com
pleted by the eecreiary of STATE. The vote
Is az follows. Bryan. 5i.6iG; Mckinley, 49,.
57i, lowering aGs: Palmer. Jas.
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Cotton futures slightly lower at New
York ard New Orleans. Liverpool higher
Houston merchants report big bust.
ness for the past week.
Wheat in Chicago closes strong at an
advance OF sc. while corn and oats are
easy and sc OF.
Stock market pheuomenally dull. with
the close OF the week showing lower
prices.
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Santa Anna, Texas, December i1.--H. G.
Campbell and John Bullette OF claremore.
o. T.. large cattle men. nave been In this
vicinity for several days and have bought
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Fell from n Wagon.

was accidentally killed by falling from o
wagon.
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ST. Louis. Mo. December IL. - The board
of managers of the Joint traffic association
has approved the 5000 mile interchange
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Lopgview, TeSas, December 12.--There
were some fears of a lynching last night OF
the man who attempted to assault Tho
daughter Of Sam Flanagan yesterday. hut
the wise counsel OF Sheriff Howard, County
Treasurer Peanes County Attorney BeaIl
and others prevailed, and all danger OF ex.
IRENE measures Is at an end. We have u
COED ,ai. and as court meets next Monday
there ia no fear that swift Justice will not
be melted out TO the miserable wretch In a
legal way.
He says his name s Walter a. Appling
that he was born at Eufaula. Ala, has lived
a number OF years at Blakely, Ga. has .
married sister at Lufkn. Texas, Mrs. s. G.
Brack. another sister, Mrs Dysart, the wift
Of a cattieman at Claude. Texas. Tic says
he is Al years Of age, a heavy drluker and
morphine fiend. and claims TO remember
nothing In connection with the affair ioi
which he is held
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Longview, Texas, December 10 About
noon today as Miss Mamie Flanagan
daughter Of Sam II. Flanagan was going
to the residence Of roighbor in the sub
urbs she was accosted by an unknown white
man. He seized her, but with the aid OF u
negro woman, she escaped him and sought
refuge in the negro's house. Sheriff How
ard and posse were promptly in pursuit.
with blood hounds md soon captured tho
man. who was Immediately identified by the
young lady and others He is still in iall.
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Toaa,,s Probn biIitiss.

Washington. December l2.--For Eastern
Texas, Mississippi, Alabama and Louis.
Ia Generally fair; south winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-13

The second eleven of the State Unlver
sity defeat the Y. NJ c. A. football team
OF San Antonio. to o.
A. and Nj. college defeats Houston, q
10 o.
The Missouri Tigers defeat Dallas. p
10 0.
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Washington.

Secretary Olney acting slowly in the
matter of recognizing the new union of
Central American states.
Republican members OF the ways and
means committee held another caucus on
the proposed tariff legislation for the ex-
ira session.
Inc Turkish minister has made no COM
plant against the language used in Pres
ident Cleveland's message.
Senator Teller arrives at the Capital, but
declines TO be interviewed.
NO serious difficulties have been encoun-
tered in the Venezuelan arbitration.
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TODAT'S EEATURES


The junta has authentic information
inst Maceo was ambushed while on his
way to negotiate plans for cessation OF
hostlities and that the plan was rrecon-
eeried. DR.. Zertucha playing the part Of
Judas.
Spain thinks the rebellion must be
crushed by force OF arms In order to 81
cure peace of the Spanish kind
Alalor Ciruteda. who ambushed Maceo
VIII be rewarded by the queen regent.
Spaniards still claiming remarkable Vic
tories over the Insurgents.
Spanish legation in Washington in
formed of Weylers return to Havana
from Pinar Del Rio.
Cuban ana Spanish officials deny that
Maoeo was entrapped and assassinated.
Passengers from Havana say that Maceo
was betrayed. but escaped. and mulatto
resembling him was killed.
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Foreign.

hoWenness In the detective force of
Germany showing up. All the higher Of
hciais at outs over the revelations.
Germany complains of tiN tonnage tax
enforced by the United States.
England solicitous about the treaty be-
tween China and Russia,
Motor Traffic to be established between
Manchester and Liverpool
trouble between the Northwestern rail-
road of England and its employees settled.
warning to the captain of the Valencia
not TO put in at Valencia, Spain.
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"Then who has the fragments Of that
document?"
They're in an envelope in my poclo,
ct" he replied, "and they've been there
from the first. Nobody need have any
anxiety about them. All the men
and women in the world couldn't patch
them together in ten thousand years
But that doesn't make any difference
The document was fake anyhow"
You mean that II was put there so
that you might find ftp"
Precisely. / had already searched
the unoccupied suite adjoining this
one thoroughly, and the torn paper
wasn't there. Then at Vice President
Rodney's suggestion, I searched again,
and"
II thought II was Stalbridge who In
stituted that search. You said so."
"Did ~" asked the detective. inno-
Gently. "IIow could have made such
a mistake? As matter of fact it was
the vice president. But Stalbridgel
made the search with me. OF course.
we found the scraps"
"Then the murderer didn't tear that
document"
II don't know whether he did or
not"
! "Confound II, johnson, what's come
over you? Instead of speaking right
out as you used TO do, you're trying to
tangle the case oil up"
"No, I'm not repeat that dom t
know whether tho murderer tore up
that paper or not. Stalbridge might
have done It,"
II think II quite probable. lie was
trying to hold up a case against Nor
man."
Undoubtedly, and he wished me TO
believe that the bits of paper were
the remains of the railway contract,
but they weren't. That document was
burned"
"Burnedl"
"All but a little piece of IL. Would
you like TO sec it?'
lie took from card case an irregu-
lar bit of paper about three inches
long, and tapering from an inch in
width TO apoint. IL seemed 20 have been
the lower deft hand corner of n sheet.
The irregular upper edge was charred.
The scraps had evidently been slight
~ wetted and it also appeared To have
been stained with blood. There was
small round hole through the mid.
die of IT,
IL found that in the escape pipe OF
the bowl" said Johnson, pointing 10.
ward the place where the murderer
had washed his hands. 1T had beer
rolled up and thrust into the pipe, but
had caught in such way as 10 escape
being washed down. examined thu
pipe on general principles and found
IL The few words that appear upon Al
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A Secret Of the Heart.
PART ~.

vcopvricht. 1896, by Bachelor. Johnson and
Bacheller.l
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alone together in the room where the
crime had been committed. 4 had
taken an extraordinary liking for the
fellow. There was a frankness in his
manner that was very refreshing, as
contrast TO what l had expected 10
fnd. considering his proposition.
was fattered, perhaps, by the way
I'm which he had taken me into his CONN.,
dence. There had been no evidence OF
a desire TO be over-cautious, TO make
virtue of secrecy regarding tribes.
whenever asked question of him, he
answered promptly and without re-
serve. On the other hand, wheo he was
IN doubt. he had always asked my
oninion and advice. i remembered IN
his favor that he had stated his theory
of the crime openly and at once, instead
of keeping it for sensation to be ex-
plotted at the inquest when all the re-
porters would be present with note
books and pencils.
Nv confidence in him was considera-
BILE, and yet / could not wholly subdue
myimpatience. Curiosity was strength
ened by my sense of personal injury
and my natural desire to see justice
done upon a cowardly assassin.
'It seems strange that i did not sus-
pect Antonelli in the first place" said l..
"It was an italians weapon that was
used. and l might have guessed by his
conduct that he was one of the victims
of the railway deal"
"His loss is less than thousand dol
lars" replied Johnson; "but that
makes no difference. 1t is the small
loser who is the bitterest, my expert
ence teaches me-"
"Has he been arrested?" asked.
Before he could reply, some one
raped upon the door. Johnson admit
ted uniformed policeman, who mere
ly said "all right" and then went out
1t must have been an important mes
sage, for it worked wondrous change
in the detective. He at once dropped
his frankness and candor and became
the detective of romance. From this
unfavorable transformation l argued
that the message should have been al
wrong"
"What has happened" ?" / asked.
"You'll know presently" he said.
There was an interval of silence
johnson was moodily stirring the con
tents of the wastepaper basket with his
cane. The action reminded me of the
torn document.
''IIas Mrs. johnson succeeded IL
patching that paper together?" ! in
quired.
"Mrs. Johnson?" he echoed, with al
air of perplexity.
"Yes! you said you had given it t.
| her"
"Thcre isn't any Mrs. Johnson" sale
| he. "I never was married"
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THE NEW ENGLAND R. R. co
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to March 10, 1896.

Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to March 10, 1896.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows;
For Boston--5;5e n. M; ia:S9 mi RETURN i2:oo
p M; 5;25 p. N.
wALPoLE--5:50 a. m; 1900 m.
FRANKLIN-5;5o a. m. i2;oo m, 5i,o, n
NuLFoRD-550 a. M; 12:oo m, t:so p. m
ARLINGToN-5:39. $50 pm.
WEST ARLINGToN-5:3s $3.50 p. m
KNIGHTsVILI4E-- %, 6;3s, 6:3J. ''il;lo p. m.
MAYLAND PARK-F $40, F9s0o a. m; 1906,
F4.2i P5:3s + $3.50. t7:l5 F'.il;i p. m.
NATICK, RIVER POINT, CENTREviLLE
wAsHINGToN-s:4o, 300 q nj i::oa taS. 5::s,
$3.50, .7:f5, s+u:lo p. m.
CRANsToN, ,oAKLAWN--e;4o, $500 a. IN; 1905,
4:2s $3.50, $3.50, 7;i5, 'sil;l0 p. M.
PONTIAC ARCTIC, QUIDNICK-ts;s 40 o. m;
i2:os, 4:25, $3.50, $3.50. + 7:i5. "iiilo p. m.
ANTHoNY-6:40, 900 a. M; 1856, s;2A 5:ss, $50,
7l5 -ll;io p. m.
COVENTRY. sTERLING-sal $500 a. m; 4:aj,
7:i6p. m.
SUMMIT. GREENE oNEco. MoosUP. PLAIN.
FIELD-s;4O. $500. a. M; 4;2S 7ilo p. m.
JEwETT CITY, CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES, BALTIC SOUTH WINDAAM-
$40, $500 a. m; f;25, 7:iS p. m.
WILLIMANTIC-6:40 $500 O. M; 4;30, 7:l6 p m
HARTFoRD-6:4o. $500 a. m; 4;25. 7:l5 IN.
FIsHKILL & NEWBURG-s:Oo a. IN.
NoRwICH--e;4o, 300 a. M; 4;a5, 7:l5 p. m.
WATERBURY, DANBURY-s:0o a. IN.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEWBURG
AND ERIE R'Y-9:Oo a. m.
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
Gas, $50 a. M; 4:iO, $780, and '.1l;l6 p. m
Returning leave Pascoag at 5;25. 7:2S a. m. |;
1890, rs and $500 p. m.
All trains leave from west end OF Union DE pot
Providence.
sssaturdays only. stops on notice.
W. R. BABCoCK, @. p. A.
JIM. KING. supt
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In the Mckinley Column.

MILWAUKEE, March lS.-The Republi-
can state convention, which met in this
city at noon today, adopted a resolution
endorsing William Mckinley for the presi-
Dental nomination, and declaring that he
Is the unanimous choice of the party in
Wisconsin. Resolutions were also adopted
strongly affirming the policy of protection
to American industries as exemplfied in
the Mckinley tariff bill and declaring for
sound money
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are a sufficient identification. But
what do you think of the hole? How
was it made? What stained the paper
rcd?"
A horrible thought suggested Itself
TO me. looked anxiously into Johh-
sons face. He nodded with grim
expression.
CONCLUDED ToMoRRow.)
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.you begin TO see the drift of my ar
c,ment." said 1. 1--WE met not soul
who knew us, on our little walk. We
entered by the side door. There
ehanced to be no one on the stairs.
Then, stalbridge, il keep my mouth
shut, where is your alibi? If l de-
nounce you; if say that you were there
by the door when came, what would
be your position? have mentioned to
no one that had been with you before
And, by the eternal heavens, II yo't
withhold your evidence in favor OF NOR
man / will keep back mine in your
favor"
"You will not 6ere to do it?'
"Stalbridge, you don't believe that
yourself. You know me too We'll !
have d backbone under my coat. III
stand by what / have said, and let me
add another subject for your considera-
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN And
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full Information
as to local and through train service
may be obtained mt Providence Sta
tiOn and stations below.