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Evening star., 1900-03-22
Admission of Baltimore and Wash
ington Decided Upon.
PRES. POWERS PLEASED With CIRCUIT
Promises as Good Ball as Has
Been Seen in the Past. :
CURRENT SPORTING NEWS,

Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star
NEW YORK March 22.-When the East
ern League assemblies this afternoon in the
Fifth Avenue Hotel it will be with wash
irgton and Baltimore as members OF the
organization. 1t has been decided that
these cities shall become Eastern League
territory for the time being and Pat
Powers the president of the organization,
feels that he will have circuit for the
coming year that will be strong and a
money maker The clubs are paired off
very well. There are two good cities in
Carada-Torouto and Montreal-with
Rochester and Syracuse in New York. Bal
timore and Washington in the southern sec
ton and Worcester and Providence in New
England. All of these cities have done
well in the past, and the standard of ball
maintained has been excellent. 1t is be-
lieved that the accession of Baltimore and
Washington to the circuit will give the
sport lively boom through all the cities
composing it. Hartford and Springfield
have. of course. dropped out. This means
in all probability that the interests of the
Washington club will be looked after by
Tom Burns, former manager of the Chicago
team
President Powers was asked what ar
rangement had been made in regard to
players for Washington. Il can't go into
all the detail' said he, because 1t would
disclose some plans that must necessarily
be kept secret for time. I will say this:
That the Washington club will have some
excellent players. and l think we shall be
able to show Washington enthusiasts just
as good and just as exciting ball as has
been seen in the past, if our arrangements
go through as planned. There will be
plenty of players on the market. and the
Eastern League will have its share of the
best. We have received assurances to that
effect
AT todays meeting it is expected that
the club owners in the league will discuss
all the ways and means in regard to Wash
ington and Baltimore. President Powers
has everything SO well along that he will
probably be able to offer the delegates a
schedule before the meeting adjourns.
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Little girls all-wool cloth REFERS in
red; navy and cadet; in sizes to O2c
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Mems black mercerized silk half hose which
everywhere sell for 25c pair H2EZr
Evening star., 1900-03-22

White applique bureau scarfs and shams In
me most beautiful patterns, instead of 1 No
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Bleached Pearl sheeting. the extra round
thread sort, which sells at whole fmILc
sale Just now for 21c.. for. hVZQSe
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Mems ties, in all the latest shapes, n N,
the usual 39c. sort, for this hour. -. QyS
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Sprays of six roses, foliage. chrysanthemums
daisies corp towers, lilies of the val Dn
ley, &C., instead of i9c., for. ..... ZvCs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Liberty silks and mousselines in all the new
sp'aE yard; ;'Srs for anu Daek hsteaa OF sse A9c.
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Another lot of ladies' mended gloves will I've
put on sale this hour at 4gc. In all colors I'm.
Guiding black. and You scarcely find the
iheititsi place These are gloves which retailers
tried on over their counters and because thay
ripped at some seam sent them back 10 The
maker, who meDded them in his factory and
now sells them 10 us that we can
% Value. ..e.n "r iess tn.n ohe-'nlra their A9C.
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Carters ink and pure gum mucilage for D
this hour will be sold for..-.- DC
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Lot of sprays and punches of vlolets, forget
ns,ess Of fl9ssF sse Fssss foliage ETC. l2c
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Pretty oak-fnish go-cGrts. such as you'll see
serliLs ser about town for S. to soS2.4O
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Lot of the most ultra-fashionable crepnn and
black taffeta silk skirts-a skirtmaker's samples
heavy raised silky blister crepons and hand
some black taffetas; trimmed with SdO no
fringe for this hour. ............. pysSO
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Lot of mems and boys linen collars, such
as every mems store sells at 15c.-for D.,
Evening star., 1900-03-22

All-wool ingram carpet remnants. in hand
some c"lors and patterns, suitable for , -
rugs, instead of 75c, for. ........... & Ns
Evening star., 1900-03-22

A large lot of ladies' handsome taffeta silk
waists. in black and all the best spring shades;
tucked corded and helnstitcbed fronts; the
most stylish waists TO be had, and IL bought
III the regular way would sell for s. Ga Am
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Piano and mantel lambreGuins of handsome
"rt dr''pery; frinSed all around; instead Or,
Evening star., 1900-03-22

10 styles of ladies' muslin gowns none of
which are worth less than 69c., to Roc
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Lot of ladies' cOrsets-long, medium and short,
OF sateen. coutil and the ventilated 26D1,
sort, all sizes. for. Observation-Disclosures OVCe
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Boys percale blouse waists with deer
rtft1e down front and around edge of ne
collar, for. ZSCe
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Mems working shirts. such as sold for 39c
not more than Is of them; 20 go gDr
Evening star., 1900-03-22

36inch dotted and figured Swiss in hand
some patterns, which sells usually ct OZSc
Evening star., 1900-03-22

DIR. BuIfs Cough Syrup has been In
Bse for haIf century. Some families have usad n,
for three generations and 1t Is today the standard
cough remedy et THE country
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Odd lot Of yard-wide percalines; the quality
which sells at 1Oc. yard; will be closed Sr
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Extra Heavy Linoleum Mats, in best -O6N,
tile patterns, worth 40c., for U.s.
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Extra heavy stair or runner Olcloth in the
iac hewest art patterns at and colorings, the hZ6c
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Final seore.w; L. L.. s; Corcoran Cadets
rleid soss-hendall, !: LOTUS. 2: Brick. /. Frea
Impirss,c J. Mueller and George HiIdreth. Ref
Jose. s' Scoref--h
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Lot of ladies' and misses walking hats,
trimmed with buckles. velvet band 56N<,
and quill; worth 81. 40; for. or.......... IYCs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Little boys washable Gaatea cloth suits;
the wearing time Of which Is close at
hand; the same sort which will sell for Dr.
OJc la.er, lOf- -~ ~
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Ladies' cheviot serge skirts, in variety Of
full cut. well made skirts. for. y .>O
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Boys topcoats of covert and black cheviots
nobby. stylish garments for little fellows from
: to IL years; garments which Sell CD mo
for much 81 for....... OZs YC
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Lot of little boys spring heel Shoes in sizes
8 to 13; also lot of misses dongula shoes in
sizes 11a TO 2: the best SSc. values; AR~
for. .,.,...............U UOSs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Mems natural and merino undershirts: only
the shirts are in all sizes; sold for OGN<,
59c. to go for. for............... AYSs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Mems fast black, gray and brown mixed
ist. salf hose: the regular iee hose 4Ac.
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Double-warp all-siIk surah silks, in desirable
street and evening shades, instead of DO-
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Best quality Yale holland window shades, 4
all colors, complete with fixtures, 1 Gbr
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Black figured satin duchesse. In the most
beautiful designs. for handsome skirts, 2Mc
instead of 59c., for. r................O OYSs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

lari wide black satin Jscluards which are so
iy spendiaty adapted for ladies' separate OSc
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Alsilk figured satin damasse and satin striped
altsilk Chinas, 22 inc hes vide, In such pretty
shades as white. cream. lavender. pink. car
dinal cerise. orange lemon, violet, national
blue, &c. will make up into handsome spring
waists: the SOC. sort, hence not more >Dmc
than one pattern to any buyer, for. STSs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Pretty japanese mating mats in FIX
best colors and designs for this hour u 4SGe
Evening star., 1900-03-22

makers samples Of tooth brushes, which
sell at i5c. to 23c. each to go on sale E~
tnlS uuuT wv
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Ladies' dongoln lace shoes; sizes 3 zR~
to 5k.; instead OF 81 20, for. .....-... IOS
Evening star., 1900-03-22

TorchOn laces and insertings; to 2T/
inches vide; best of patterns. for. OI2Ne
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Lot of ladies' oxfords. in tan and black; In
sizes 2la to 4; instead of S1.50 to go Am-
Evening star., 1900-03-22

4O-inch black. navy and garnet mo- DE-
hair, instead of 39c. yard. for. ........ AOSs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Ladies' satin stock collars. in all COL M
Evening star., 1900-03-22

The Chicago Jockey Club is planning a re-
vtval of the Chicago Derby. to be run at
the Hawthorne track on the opening day
Of the summer meeting An official an
nouncement for the big stake has not yet
been made, but will probably appear within
short time. Added money to the amount
Of 5000 was formerly given, and 1t IL ex-
Evening star., 1900-03-22

21-inch all-silk black satin duchesse the
quality which sells usually at 59c., Roc
Evening star., 1900-03-22

36.inch wide curtain scrm in most >D7hC
desirable patterns; &c. sort; for. AYSSs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Boys Merrimac parcale shirt waists in as
% sor, nent M Of fast color patterns. in OIL n
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Leather finger purses, with silver ini 20r
tials, for. Observation-Disclosures. OY&e
Evening star., 1900-03-22
3 to A .

Ladies' good quality muslin draw
trs' trs finished with deep hem and tucks, Q.3<c
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Children's celebrated Nazareth" nNU/ r.
waists, in all sizes, this hour for. Ile
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Ladies' stylish turnover collars of fine 6D/,
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Lot Of ladies' and mems ties. which we for
meriy sold for 15c., will be closed out &,
Evening star., 1900-03-22
1 to 3.

Lot of infants long and short coats, made of
med meSa fef' 6faioFa cord and well trim S1.O8
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Extra heavy floor lnoleum, in good lengths;
yards wide; usual sort which sells z 3C
up to 15c. square yard; for. .......... OSSs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Twenty styles Of ladies' new veilings to-
plain and dotted. for this hour. NVSs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

acknowledgements wide navy blue and black
cashmere serge. which sells for 59c. o.
yard, to go this hour for. or.......... ZONs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Children's dongola spring heel shoes; Dr.
sizes 5 to $: instead Of 4Oc. pair, for. ZOSs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Ladies' black brilliautine skirts: full-widtb.
and worth s., ss'fSi for Wl'n new backs. Sl.0S
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Little boys washable Galatea cloth and duck
collars of different colors and materials; trim
med nobility with braid: the same suits which
In season sell for as much as <l.9S, SB,
for ....... ..................... 0>&s
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Boys all-wool knee pants: some with
double seats and knees the usual soc. pGN,
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Yari-wide all-wool black serge, which sells
everywhere at Soc. yard, this hour az
Evening star., 1900-03-22

French all-wo0l iannels. in all street and
evening shades; you cannot duplicate 2FD~
them elsewhere for less than 53c., for. OYSs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Full dOuble-bed size beJspreads. in A6No
best patterns, instead of 9se., to go for eHVSs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Ladies'. misses and children's ribbed 6D<,
vests and pants. Observation-Disclosures. SSs
Evening star., 1900-03-22
RACING STEWARDS UPHELD.
An Important DecixiOn Rendered De-
fninE Their Authority.

AhAhS Aheir hutnUrity.
AT st. Louis yesterday the application of
Willis s. Cassidy. the St. Louis millionaire
turfman. for an order restraining the st.
Louis Fair Association and its board Of
stewards from enforcing the ruling deny
ing him admission to its club house and
grounds during the season of 1899. was de-
MED by Judge Tally of the ST. Louis cir
cult court. Mr.. Cassidy was ruled off the
track for transgressing the American rae
ing rules by making bets on behalf of
Jockeys The decision is Of great impor-
tance to racing men and lovers of sport.
1t settles a question which has been widely
debated in racing circles, and indicates just
how far board of stewards may go in the
reguia ton Of the racing on and the at
tendance at its courses. The case is similar
to one in which Riley Grammar figured sew
eral years ago.
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Child's fine white aprons trimmed Dr.
tastefully, for this hour. ......... ZSG
Evening star., 1900-03-22

20 shades in chlldrens Tam O'Shant-
foT T tSis Hin honr We're poasn. to sell at se A9c.
Evening star., 1900-03-22
3 to 3.

Suits of imported cheviot serees. broadcloths
Nenetfans and the like. in black and the most
wanted shades: with jackets in all the most
fashionable effects with v-el-6tting box plea ted
skirts. SEINE Of these suits are lined through
out with tafeta silk and heavily appliuued;
you may be able to huy equal styiishness else
where for S2S hut not for less The assort-
ment at this price is extraordi-
for: Ha!s, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. nen'e 'ne choice is splendid Sf9.98
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Infants long and short dresses. OF
good quality cambric, trimmed with Dr.
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Yard-wife extra fine quality of Silesias in
mill remmnts-fn lengths from TO RIho
10 yards-10c. to 19c. quality. ...... OYSSs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Boys plain blue and fancy cbeviot golf
caps. cap wi with patent fastening instead of 1Qc.
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Nalenciennes edgings, which sell for D.,
DC. dozen yards, for this hour .... ANs
Evening star., 1900-03-22
@ to 1 O.

Boys best Mcrrimac percale shirt dN/ n
Yard wide bleached muslin rem O76,
nants-instead Of DC. and Sc, for. -. AHSSs
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Mems plain and fancy suspeuders the e.
sort which sell for 15c.. for this hour. o.
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Lot Of cbildrens untrimmed hats in rough
mixed. mixed and 6a fancy straws Of all colors, AOc
Evening star., 1900-03-22

ling and most desirable
at the prices are extraor= ,
and satisfactory terms
= to g.
Suits of imported chevict serces broadclotbs
Nenetians and the like. in black and the most
fashionable effects: with v,elI-6tting box-peated
skirts Some Of these suits lined through
you may be able to huy equal styiishnass else .
where for S2S. but for less. The assori-
ment at this price is eAtranrdi- .
nary, hence the choice is splendid G m no .
ior WI eSS ,
Twenty styles Of ladies' vetlings 66So ,
plain anc dotted. for this hour. uVSs .
Boys Merrimac parcale shirt waists. in as
stead Of Be ,'i' for 'Si%s this RR"aisIs IN Szc.
Another lot of ladies. mended gloves will he
pnt on sale this hour at igc. In all cSors. in .
Guiding black. and you scarcely find the
inendei place These gloves which retailers
tried on over their counters. and because th"y
ripped at some seam sent them back 10 The .
maker i En-, who mended them in his factory, and .
now sells them 10 us that can
oifer them for less than one-third their hMo
.'.'-'''''-
ors. 'u s".ih s''ck collars IN all col 0c.
-..............'--''''''' -
Black figured satin duchesse In the most
beautiful , IL designs. for handsome skirts. Roc
ns.s,rs,. s .. .;9 :;;:3 :.. :. ss.,s,.
streei anu evening shades, instead of >0m~
i9c yard. for ZySs
skirts and dresses. the 5oc. quality, for. ESSe
'i,eHdid assortment of check apron 2ZA-
Ladies' black brilliantine skirts: full-widtb.
Neli-iuanr Skirfs, with new backs, 6 no
Lot of ladies' and mems ties which we for
merry sold Tor l5c., Will be closed out e.
every mems store sells ar l5c-for ~ -
this hour. r..................... kCe
med hats. in fancy. rough. neapoIitap and chi,,
straws. in all colors and black. which Nrnf
are Sgc- Nalues-for. Observation-Disclosures. TYSs
CATERS ink and pure gum mucflage for
this hour will be sold f"r............ OGe
Extra Heavy IinoIeum uats In h,s. -o
tile patterns worth 4Oc. for ZVC.
Pretty Japapese mattip. mats !, ,=/
best colors and desigps for this b.u,r II NC,
'N' >AA" "'N' - 7S~ .
.
N I'll .
Ladies good quality muslin draw
eie' hhished WIN ueep mem ana tucks, ORC .
Little girls all-woo cloth REFERS in
Piano and mantel lambreGuins of handsome
VI "'c-' ior --....---..-...
Pretty oak-hnish go-cGrts. such as you'll see
seIhLs ABOUT town Tor 81. TO go SD A0
iof. of..-.--...-..-..-.-. .-..--...-.---. ~SeF>
$s,: e. e.
Mems working shirts. such as sold for 39c
not more than Is of them; 20 go I'M
for. .......................... GY&.
Tot of ,ha ,,os. ,,r, .s,,,,, - -,
i:;, '5+ Is; s ss;:: :: s99s
cashmere cash serge. which sells for 5sc. 2gc
Evening star., 1900-03-22
1 1 to l2.

White wash Habutai silks, for confirmation
dresses OR summer costumes positively all silk
and worth 4oc. yard ct wholesale TO- Doc
day, to go for. ..........-............. @>Ss
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Infants dongola Shoes in sizes 2 to nR-
s, which are sold usually for 3Oc., for. d..
Evening star., 1900-03-22

1.50O yards Of handsome ribbon. taffeta moire
saiues snS SAT-" for face the iec' and s9c: 91c.
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Black Swiss tafetu silks rich. lustrous
quality: all silk and soft and desira- pm,
BILE; instead of 59c., for. ............. OYSe
Evening star., 1900-03-22

Chilcren's ribbed hose. in all sizes and full
seamless. the same hose which sell XVI ~
for 121ac. pair, for. Observation-Disclosures. VZ2Ss
Evening star., 1900-03-22
1 1 to IL.
CONTINUED

a a a
Il II wv II 10
r
~VoNiiNohpJ
double seats and knees: the usual soc. pn
pants, for. ................. eOYCe
., ruchen, Gpided ana hemsfitcbed fronts; the
i mos, Stylish waists 10 be had, and If bought
and $40. tn IN fnr "'"'u '''i ioi 20 Sd 40
nobh tlip tupSp"is @ oi covert ana biacE che'lots'
q 70 ie ras Sai ~ iei,ts i"t ,lie IciioMs lr"In
.,!s Boys, psrsale blouse waists. with deep
Lot or l,d,.s. o,.,.io. so,o 49,, ,..
peat backs and both skirt and Jackets thor
oughly made and finished; for this G1 RM
hour ........ SZ.Sp
s: s.; Fl, i: ss f " :Ss Sc
uan.s r,tu-., .,, .-,.-
the shirts are in ana an si1aS G f only
o"c, TO go Tor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. @>Ss
Jot Of ,.dias, and ,sso, ,,; ..
trimmed With hrcuias ni ral.-s. Tahdhs hnnd nats'
To. Of ,;.., ,, , -,
O to "a. liz It 81 sptiis i !ieei sh9es' IN sizes
siya. 1IM 70 8. ~ -. 40 "enia S"p'E, IN
lot of ,.a,os, or.ou,, :,
siyas 81 70 4. ;nst",J 90 e. "a - -" ~ " ~ n n 1"
NJ
Best quality Yale holland window shades in
36-inch dotted and figured Swiss, in hand
some patterns which sells usually ct DIk~
"oc., lot r.-...... ....---...-...--.- V~o
"
10 styles of Indies muslin gowns pona of
which are worth less than 60c 70 pn VI
4 I'm .
Lot of infants, long and short COATS made .,
Evening star., 1900-03-22

The very best tan and black shoe OW/
polish, which sells at 16c. for. Z12C.
Evening star., 1900-03-22
10 to 1 1 .

ess "'afS ali s'1ss ss' D"Ss nose 'o,, seam 62c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05
~TO LOOK AT THE BOOKS"
New-Orleans Times-Democrat.
TO DEPART IN HASTE.

From The New-Orleans Times Democrat.
A prominent Louisville lawyer. who was in the
story one evening; while chatting with some friends
years" he said, has been what is called the eX-
tending of books. | select some standard work.
letters autographs, pictures, maps, printed mat
ter documents and anything else ootainabie con-
n hee the @e orgna bo6k taken apart and rebound
volume is sometimes extended to a dozen. 1t is
very fascinating hobby, and If | went into details
on on the train going to Toledo to attend to some
legal matters, when l fell in with very agree
able elderly gentleman. who turned out to be
Something turned the conversation to books, and
the old 6n2 Of T2hs e n hs hs
BY a remarkable coincidence l was just then en-
needless to say We both became deeply interested
BY the time reached the manufacturers home
y ioUH na s9acimens of eXtended hooks We ar
rived late in the afternoon and before going to
his house We dropped in at his downtown office
came forward to greet u.s. and was introduced by
my friend as the manager of the furniture works
So said the old gentleman. pleasantly, want
grunted some vague reply, and in few moments
we started for the house
the lawyer land found the library intensely in
tersstng. but next day had to TO-, go on to Toledo
mind. One day last summer. however; 1t was un;
manufacturer himself whom l bumped into in the
corridor of the Planters House. in ST Louis. He
recognized at once. and the first thing he
asked was whether had finished with my copy
and drew me aside. I'm very glad I've met you
he said. because l want to tell you of a remark
able affair in which you played uncOnsciously On
Important part. Do you remember the details
of your little visit to my town" Fairly we'll
replied, in surprise. Then perhaps you recall
meeting the manager at Office? he continued
Certainly said l. A looking Scotchman
with reddish hair Exactly" he exclaimed. We'll,
he deCamDed that night and has never been
since. We thought he sick at home for a
couple of days. so he got good start He
short trife $50 00 but he had covered up his
tracks neatly that l at loss know why
he ran away until / received a letter from him.
posted in Mexico and making a clean breast of
the whole affair. II seems that he mistook
for an expert accountant, and gathered from some
remark made about looking at my books that
had engaged YOU to examine the le1gers. Accord
ingiy he took time by the fore'ock, 1t was
pretty serious loss, he added. but I regard the
incident as providential because the rascal
then preparing for a big coup. which he would
certainly have perfected inside a month. In that
case he might have wrecked me-
1T was good Joke the SCOtchman," said
the lawyer. chucking. "for I don't know any
more about bookkeeping and accounts than wild
HOttentOt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05

ernOr's'' township in Daviess County, asked him
to sign against the man of many wives Dock
cry gaZed down on her with his winning smile
MY dear young woman" he said with a fatherly
air. you really don't know what you are doing If
this war in the Philippines continues for few
years longer shall lose at least million of our
able bodied When that time comes there
won't be enough men to go around. and some of
you will be badly off. You trying TO
establish dangerous precedent. l wouldn't do any
thing more about ii if l you
A puzzled look spread the little widows
face. Il hadn't thought of that she said. II
don't think l will try to get anybody else to sign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05
AN ARGUMENT THAT APPEALED TO HER

From The st. Louis Republic.
The Honorable Alexander Monroe DOckery. pros
pectiVe Governor of Missouri. with all his shrewd
ness and suavity. has goOdly dash of humor in
his composition. To verify this statement il might
be said that well known MssOuTian declared not
long ago that who could take such adj
vantage of the splendid opportunity afforded to
address the Kansas City Convention and make the
superb speech that Dockery did keen enough
to enjoy any joke. The gentleman is ennently cor
rect for the sage of Gallatin does love joke, and
showed his apprecia ton when the of Brigham
H. Roberts. the Utah poygamist stirring Con-
gress to the depths and driving the backboneess
majority in the House to the verge of Mysteries.
Although almost everybody throughout Missouri
worked up to Il high pitch of excitement about
it, Dockery. who was then rusticatmg at Gallatin,
not inclined to treat it very seriously Petitions
without number induStriouSly a
pretty little widow who doing" the "Gov-