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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-14
Btsconsin.s Cabinet Candidate.

MADISON, WIS, Jan. 13.-After the
members of the Wisconsin electoral col
lege had selected messenger to bear the
ballots to Washington last night, ten OF
the States representatives adopted resolu-
tions addressed to President-elect McKin-
ley indorsing Henry G. Payne of Milwau-
kee for Cabinet position. 1t has been
decided to have joint Republican caucus
Thursday and nominate John G. Spooner
for Senator. The election takes place ON
Tuesday, January 26.
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To PUNISH ths Murderer.

LONDON. Eng, Jan. 13.-The Daily
News will to-morrsw say that the Gov
eminent has ordered that an expedition
be formed to punish the murdsrers OF the
Benin City expedition. The punitive ex-
petition, which will be prepared at Old
Calabar, will be made up OF men from Inc
forces OF the Niger coast protectorate and
a contingent of sailors from the British
West Africa squadron. Officers whose
stations are on the Niger coast and who
are now in England on leaves OF absence
have been ordered to be ready to sail for
their posts on Saturday
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JAPANESE VILLAGE BURNED.
CopfG1ration Destroys Three HUNDRED
H0ssses on the Island.

CopfGgration Destroys Three Hundred
Hotses on the Island.
VANCOUVER, B. c., Jan. IS The
steamship Empress of Japan, arriving
in port to-day, is fitted for naval service.
Alterations in the steamer admit of the
mounting of ten guns. All steamers on
the Canadian Australian line could now
be got ready Tor active service within a
few hours.
The village OF Kawagsaki- Machi was
totally destroyed by fire the latter part of
December. Three hundred houses were
burned.
The Japanese Government has author
lied the Minister of War or Minister Of
Home Affairs to prohibit the sale of any
newspapers they desire, or seize any edi-
ton of newspaper they see fit. The news
papers are indignant at the despotic
power given the Ministers.
The Chinese Government has ordered
eleven armoured cruisers aud torpedo
destroyers for the navy, and o special
tax has been imposed to pay for them.
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Santa Borbara SUIT Decided.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Jan. 10
The libel case of Gerard Grand VS.. Louis
Dreyfus for $40, 600 damages and cost of
suit went to the jury this afternoon, and
after an hours deliberation it awarded
the plaintiff $500. More than usual in
terest was taken in the case, as the alleged
libel was spoken in the French language,
which caused some novel points to be
raised by counsel. Another novelty about
it was that years ago the plaintiffs coun-
sci, when District Attorney, had been in
strumenta in sending him to the peni-
Tertiary, and the defendants counsel had
then defended him.
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discovered o mans body floating in the
river here this morning. From the papers
found in the dead mans clothes it was
learned that the name of the deceased was
John B. Clancy. He was born in New
York in 1886. During the war he served
in Battery q, First Regiment, Light Artil-
lery of Missouri volunteers. He was ad-
mitted to the home at Yountvllle on July
%, 1892 and at his own request was dis
charged from that institution in August,
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Electricians at a snnauet.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 13-The sue
cessful transmission of electric power
from Niagara Falls to Buffalo was cele-
brated tonight by banquet at the Eli
colt Club, which was attended by about
400 invited guests, among them many of
the most famous electricians. inventors
and capitalists of the age. The general
trend of the speeches was admiration of
the achievement, which it was said might
Justly be regarded as one of the trium phs
of the century, and TO prophesy the great
future awaiting the Niagara frontier when
the electric power reaches its fullest de-
velopment.
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FIkE AT La GRANGE

Store, Hotel and Residence Raced by a
COnfGOratiOn.
MODESTO, CAL, Jan. 13.-Fire at La
Grange, in the eastern part Of this county,
yesterday morning at o clock, destroyed
the saloon and store of Louis Levaggi,
Coulter Hotel and the residence of Frank
Silva, occupied by w. Clark The con-
tents of all the buildings were DESTROYED.
The loss was about $4,000. Levaggi, the
heaviest loser, had no insurance. The
other places carried light insurance. The
fire started in the hotel. Ernest de Spain
was badly burned and was brought to the
County Hospital at Modesto.
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Bankers Turn Do,cm 81. John.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Jan. 13.-At a
meeting of the stockholders of the Second
National Bank held this morning, William
P. st. John of silver fame was dropped
from the board of directors. Henry T.
Carey was elected in his place. st. Johns
failure 10 be reelected, it was said, was
due to his pronounced position toward
free coinage of silver.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Mercau tile National Bank
to-day, F. A. Connor was elected a di-
rector in place of st. John.
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TAKE
YOUR CHOICE
WILL YOU BE
Wise or Foolish I?
Weak OF Vigorous !?
Puny or Powerful?
Manly or BashfuI?
Merry or Nervous?
WILL YOU BE

Now it has to be one thing or the other
with you, and no one is to be blamed if
you choose foolishly. Poor mortal that
you are, why do you keep on and on in
your follyP That lassitude, that shaking
which sometimes almost amounts to
paralysis; those fears of death; that BASH
full and weakened way that you have
of getting around, and that knowledge
that you have that YOU get no joy out of
life that is worth speaking about-all
these things are signs that you are suffer-
ing from that dangerous disease Nervous
Prostitution. Get rid of it'll Yes, get rid
of it, and start in at once. There's life
and strength and manhood and virility
and vigor ahead for you if you want them.
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Atdtmq the Citu,s Poor.

SAN JOSE. CAL, Jan. bat the an
nual meeting of the Associated Charities
last evening it was decided to incorporate
the association, and a committee was ap-
pointed to proceed with the work. The
annual report of the officers showed
the organization to be in q prosperous
condition. During the past year large
amount of aid has been rendered to the
poor OF the city.
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Los Gatos Students as Journalists.

Los GATOS, CAL, Jan. 13.-The pupils
of the sixth grade of the public school
have commenced the publication of o
weekly paper called the Sixth Grade Item.
Myrtyle Bennett is editor in chief, Miss
Henri Rankin associate editor, George
Yocco and George Edwards business man
ayers. The funny column will be in charge
OF Miss Nancy Talbot and Leslie Sheffield.
Frank Jackson is news editor.
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confirm atiom of Po,tmasters.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Jan. 13-Con-
firmations of Poslmasters: Nebraska
Addison M Gooding, Harrington, Cedar
County. Montans-Grace Lamont, Dillon,
Beaverhead County. California-Amelia
HI. Bates, Sonoma, Sonoma County !;
David Mccartney. Antioch, Contra Costa
County; Ralph w. Putnam, Paso Robes,
San Luis Obispo County; Ole c. Vincent,
Berkeley, Alameda County.
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sucan.ore sprtnns Wr.cIe.

SAN LUIS oBIsPo, CAL, Jan. 13.-By
the spreading OF the rails on the Pacific
Coast Railway near Sycamore Springs to-
day the engine attached to freight train
coming up from Port Hartford was ditched
A temporary track had to be butt around
the wreck to permit the passage OF other
trains.
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Los Gatos Beard of Trade officers.

LOS GATOS, CAL, Jan. 13.-The Board
of Trade has elected the following officers {:
Secretary, B. w. Pearce; treasurer. J. w.
Riddle; directors-George H. Adams, Lee
Darneal, J. w. Riddle, W. A. Pepper and
Charles Gertridge. The directors will
elect a president and vice-president J..
D. Beggs has been appointed collector TO
the board.
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sacramento Hmsband,s Crime.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. 13.-George
Lee, who tried to kill G.. Menus about a
week ago, was this morning given, "a SEN
tence of three months in the county Jail
by Judge Hart. Menus had persuaded
Lees wife to leave him and was living
with her in this city. Lee met Menus on
the stree. and fired shot at him, but
missed. The officials seemed to think
Lees action was justifable. He was al
lowed 10 plead guilty to simple assault.
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soardea bv Boiisng Lard.

LOS ANGELES, CAL. Jan. 13.-The
funeral of Gladys, the two-year-o daugh-
ter of Mrs. Lizzie Chute of this city, oc-
Cured to-day. The child was playing
about the house where she was visiting at
Norwalk on Monday. Getting hold of a
tablecIoth, she pulled it off the table. up
setting jar of boiling lard. whiCh
spashed over her. She lived for twelve
hours in great agony.
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an Arctic explorer, was the recipient to-
night in Chickering Hall of the Cullom
geographical medal. The medal was be-
slowed upon Lieutenant Peary by the
American Geographical Society in recog-
milton of his services in polar seas in 1891
and 1896. Lieutenant Peary replied that
he was fully sensible of the great honor
and that he should ever hold il in precious
remembrance.
As the meeting of the society was the
annual one officers were elected with Hon.
Charles P. Daily as president.
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GOLD FROM RANDSBURG.
Desert Mine OtUners Bring YeItotU Bricks
to Los -an0efes.

Desert Mime Otcners Bring Tettoc Brtchs
to Los Angefcs.
LOS ANGELES. CAL, Jan. 13-The
loungers in saloon on Spring street dis
played much wild-eyed astonlshment at
the careless and easy manner with which
the owners OF five magnificent gold bricks
deposited their charge on the bar to-day
and walked leisurely away, with request
to the proprietor to ''look after that dust
for a WHILE"
The bricks averaged about $1,000 each in
value and were about the dimensions OF
pressed brick used for building. They
came from the Wedge mine at Randsburg
and are owned by Allen Brothers, COM
mission merchants, James Rogers and Dr..
Pepper, all of this city. Allen BROTHERS
ana Rogers, who were present, said that
the mine was fabulously rich and that 1t
would make all the owners millionaires.
The owners intend to expend the goid
bricks in development machinery. Mr..
Rogers paid $4,000 for the mine.
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Wul Soon Leave Victoria.

VICTORIA, B. c., Jan. 13-From the
present outlook 1t is altogether likely that,
so far as the taking of evidence in Victoria
is concerned, the Bering Sea Claims Com
mission will finish its work by the end OF
the week. To-day the Triumph and Min
ME cases were finished and that of the
Ariel opened. The commission goes from
here to San Francisco.
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NAPA, CAL, Jan. 13.-The inquest over
the body of the late Frank Quijado. who
was killed while resisting arrest by officer
Secord, was held to-day. The jury found
that the deceased met his death from q
gunshot wound inflicted by Constable
George Secord in the discharge of his
official duty and exonerated Secord from
ali blame
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T,ro Los Gntos Fniz,.re..

SAN JOSE, CAL, JAM. 13.-Charles
Way. plasterer at Palo Alto, to-day filed
a petition in insolvency. His liabilities
amount to $132S, and his assets 1926.
The petition will be heard January %.
B. F. Cooley, who is engaged in the
bakery and confectionery business at Los
Gatos, has petitioned TO be declared an
insolvent debtor. The liabilities foot up
to 1913. There are no assets.
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Robbed Whtle In Prison.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Jan. 13.-Justice
Morrison has discharged William Furay.
Furay was accused of attempts on the life
of his mother-in-law by placing poison in
her coffee, but an analysis showed that
there was no poison in the coffee. When
Furay was arrested he placed $500 with
Clerk Everett, who has since aDsconded
with the money. Justice Morrison will
now have to refund this sum.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-14
LOS ANGELES TRAGEDY.
chauncey Durkee Commits Suicide by
SeveTng the Arteries in HIS
Wrfcf

LOS ANGELES, CAL. Jan. 13.-Chaun-
cey Durkee, brother of the late Charles
Durkee, the well-known bookmaker, was
found dead in his lodgings this evening.
He had removed all but his under
garments. and lying on couch had sew
cred the arteries in his left wrist and bled
to death.
Durkee had killed himself on Monday,
as the body gave evidence that death en-
his mother and sisters and brother to the
effect that life was not worth living with
out Clara and Charles; that he could do
nothing for them, and they were better
without him. The woman mentioned was
probably his wife, who died in Pendleton,
Or, three years ago. The deceased had
been in straitened circumstances Tor
some time past. His mother resides at
Canton, Mo,
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fa-n,pted tron. Blan.e.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Jan. 13-Manager
O'Rourke, Referee Roche and Pugilist
George Justice, who were arrested Tor hay
ing been implicated in prize-ight at the
Broadway Athletic Club, in which johnny
Duffy OF Boston was killed, were dis
charged from custody in the Jefferson
having exempted them from all blame.
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A Louo T,me B,t,resn Ren,.nr;cnn,

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 13.-To-day for
the first time in twenty-four years Re-
publican was inaugurated Governor of
North Carolina when Daniel L.. Whining
ton was sworn to that office. The Gov
ernor's inaugural address was presen ia
ton of the various matters of State that
will claim the attention of the Legisla-
ture at its present session.
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Paper Dea. Declared or.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Jsn. 13.-It was
learned definitely to-day that negotiations
which have been pending between the
manufacturers of white paper used by
newspapers to effect pooling arrange
should be handled by stock company,
with head offices in this city, had fallen
through and that the project had been
q hand oned
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Glenbrook COLD Strife.

GLENBROOK, New, Jan. 13.-Great ex-
element prevails among GIenbrook peo-
pie over the uncovering of ledge OF gold
at Logan House, three miles from here.
The ledge is reported to be extensive.
Specimens of the gold were taken to
Virginia City to-day to b. assayed.
Another finG is reported at Incline, Gig bit
miles away.
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this place yesterday met with a severe
accident, which Is likely to keep him con-
fined to his bed for some time. Casey was
driving a spirited horse, which became
frightened and turned suddenly, upsetting
the carriage and throwing him to the
ground. When he was picked UP it was
discovered that he was suffering from
fractured arm, dislocated shoulder and
broken rib. The carriage was wrecked.
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Rainfall at rmlnre

TULARE, CAL, Jan. 13.-Rain has
fallen steadily since early this morning
and the downpour continues. AT O. clock
81 of an inch had fallen and the prospects
are that more than an inch will be pre-
clpitated for the storm. The total rainfall
for the season Is AZ.
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south carolina,s L.gistature

COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. 13-The Legis-
lature met in annual session Tuesday. The
Governors message, lengthy document
was sent in and will be read to- m orrow
Its only sensational feature is an attack
on the daily press of the State. The
workings of the dispensary Law are re-
viewed al great length.
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afnrricd nt Nnntn flr,lu.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, Jan. William
P. Grantz and Miss Rena Belle Randall
were married to-day, Rev. H. F. Briggs
officiating. The bride is the eldest
daughter of Henry Randall. and the
groom the eldest son of Adolph Grant,,
proprietor of the Hagemann Hotel. Mr..
and Mrs. Grant, left for San Francisco
and Napa.
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Rarkis Is HfIitn,.

OMAHA, NEBR., Jan. 13.-In view of
yesterdays dispatches to the effect that
Mckinley has Ex-Governor Long in mind
for Cabinet position, it is regarded as
significant that General Osborne, chair
man of the State committee, should have
been closeted with Ex-Governor Long YES
terday in the latter's office. Just before
that meeting Mr.. Long said to reporter
II have had no offer, and until i have |
don't see that / should say that 1 will or
that will not accept Cabinet portfolio.' -
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Wrrcaea Or Misn.anDoeme emit.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 10. = The
White Swan Milling and Mining Com
pany, with corporate headquarters here,
assigned to J. M. Tigner to-day for the
benefit a its creditors. Its mines are at
Baker City, Or. The com pany has 81. 600, :
900 authorized capital, and the failure is
attributed to bad management of Alex
ander Swan, manager till a year ago. 1t
is expected the stockholders will pay up
the claims and resume business. The
creditors are located in New York and
Iowa towns.
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WOLooTr FErED IN ENGLAND.
DIS Oisished Public Men Dine With the
Colorado Senator.

DtSbtnOSsShed fu0rc Men Dtne VAN Lbo
Colorado Senator.
LONDON, Eng, Jan. 13.-Mr. Henry
White, formerly secretary OF the Ameri-
can legation, gave dinner to number
of distinguished public men last night
with the object of enabling them to meet
Senator Edward Wolcott OF Colorado, who
is visiting Europe in the interest OF bi-
metallism. Among those present were
the Marquis Of Lansdowne, Secretary OF
State for War: Arthur J. Balfour, First Lord
of the Treasury and leader in the House
of Commons; Lord de Rothschild, Will
liam Court, Gully, Speaker OF The House
of Commons, and Herbert Asquith, for.
merry Home Secretary.
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3 Los ANGELES INFIDEL.
Editor james Refuses to Take Gn Oath
in Court.

in Court.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Jan. 13-Captain
J. F. James. editor of the Weekly Nom
Partisan, has again called public attention
to his eccentricities. A charge is pending
against the editor in Justice Ovens court
for circulating obscene literature through
the mails. He was not satisfied to have
his case tried before Justice Owens and
made application to-day for change OF
venue. Ihe clerk prepared the usual form
of oath ana was about to administer it
when James yelled:
No, never! do not swearjor affirm in
the name of the deity, for don't believe
in God"
The clerk told the infidel editor that it
he would not take the OATH as prescribed
by law the change could not be made.
James left the courtroom in high dudgeon,
swearing in different strain.
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San Diego Ratt,cay Attached.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Jan. 13.--The Risdon
Iron Works, San Francisco, has attached
the Citizens Traction Street Railway Com
pany for $2400 for material supplied. The
road is running as usual, although In the
hands OF Deputy Sheriff. Arrangements
have been made to settle to-morrow.
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The Pari. VIII sail With One sere,,

NEW YORK, n. Y, Jan. 13-The
American steamer Paris will start from
her pier in an attempt to cross the At.
lantic. using but one screw. Her other
screw is disabled. The company in a cir
cular to the saloon passengers to-day gave
the option of canceling their engage
ments and going by some other line. Half
dozen availed themselves of this offer
and secured passage on the Majestic of
the White Star line.
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A VETERANS SUICIDE.
George Dohrman Ends His Life With a
ShOtPun.

George Dohrman Ends His Life With a
Shotgun.
OAKLAND, CAL, Jan. IL. = George
Dohrman, Civil War veteran, 81 years of
age, committed suicide at his home on
Thirty-6fth street this evening.
His wife left the house for few min
utes to call at a neighboring residence.
and when she returned found his body
lying on the floor.
Dohrman had killed himself with shot
gun, placing the muzzle against his head
and pulling the trigger with his toe. For
some months past be had been morose and
Respondent.
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Vtrgtmta city ssasssn,s Plea.

CARSON. New, Jan. 13.-The applica-
ton of Patrick Crowley for pardon came
up before the board of pardons to-day,
and on motion of Attorney Wood burn for
Crowley it was continued for the term
Crowley several years ago murdered a
fellow miner in one of the Comstock
mines, chopping him to death with an ak
while in a drunken frenzy. 1t was cor
sidered one of the most cold blooded MUIR
ders in the history of Virginia City.
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LONDON, Eng. Jan. 13.-To-morfow
the Times will publish dispatch from
Hongkong saying that an American
Methodist mission and station, located
about fifty miles from Flu Chau, in the
province of Flu Hkien, has been attacked
by mob. In the course of the attack
mum Der of shots were fired, but none OF
the inmates of the station were injured.
The local officials defended the mission.
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Jrorv Ind,cted for Conspiracy.

LONDON, ENG, Jan. 13.-The Grand
Jury in the Central Criminal Court, Old
Bailey, to-day returned true bill against
Edward ]. Ivory, alias Edward Bell, of
New York, arrested in Glasgow in Sep
tenn Der last on a charge of being engaged
in conspiracy to cause dynamite ex-
OlosiOn
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AGNEWS ASYLUM PArIENrs.
Deer Nine Hundred Mem and Women
ReceirfnQ Treatment.

Over Nine Hftndred Mem and Women
Receirf9I0 Treatment.
SAN JOSE, CAL, Jan. 13-The Board
OF Trustees of Agnews Insane Asylum
met this morning. The report of the Sec
rotary showed that on December 81,
1886, there was S26, 42S in the contin-
gent fund $2919 in the patients fund and
$3.50 in the hands of the Medical Director.
The amount of the appropriation OF the
forty-seventh and fortv-eighth fiscal years
allowed up to date is S166, 1852. Medical
Director Hatch's report showed that there
were 903 patients in the asylum on De-
Gem Der 81, OF whom 531 were males ana
372 females The sum of $40 had been
collected from paying patients.
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Lamont a Banh Director.

NEW YORK, N. Y. Jan. 13.-The
stockholders of the National Union Bank
to-day elected Secretary OF War Daniel S.
Lamont director in place Of V. H. Payne.
1t is inferred from this that Mr.. Lamont
means to take up his residence in this
city again after March and give his atten-
ton to business pursuits