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The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-04-11
SHOT HIS LEFT LEG.

For all kinds of sores, burns,
bruises, or other wounds Dew lit
Witch Hazel Salve is sure cure.
Skin diseases yield to it at once. Never
fails in cases of piles. Cooling and
healing. None genuine but Dew tits;
Beware of counterfeits. II suffered
for many years from sore caused by
a gun shot wound in my left leg,
saws A. S. Fuller. English, Ind. IT
would not heal and gave me much
trouble. 1 used all kinds of remedies
to no purpose until l tried Witt s
| Witch Hazel Salve. a few boxes
completely cured me-" DIR. Terry s
Drug Store.
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Hats! Hats! Hats!

You will find in our stock the
most complete line of hats that
ever came to your town. You
can select from our stock d nobby
% cent straw or a $3.50 Brazilian
Panama.
The latest styles in Derby and
Alpines. The new spring blocks
are here in every shade. AL
hats are of fine fur felt, iusurine
fast color and good wear. A. D.
McFarlain. 73tf
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IA neighbor ran in with bottle of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy when my son was
suffering with severe cramps and was
given up as beyond hope by my regu-
lar physician, who stands high in his
profession. After administering three
does of it, my son regained conscious
ness and recovered entirely within
twenty-four hours" says Mrs. Mary
Halter, OF Mt. Crawford, Va. This
| renedy is for sale by all druggists.
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ALL PROPERTY OWNERS,
who have any real estate they
wish to dispose of, list 1T with
the Southern Realty s. Collection
Co. Record Bldg.
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Everyone says the work of the
jennings Steam Laundry u Dye
Works is second to none in the
south. Telephone aud we will
be glad to call for trial package.
Jennings Steam Laundry d Dye
| Works. ooGI
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Home happenings.
interesting ltems Concerning Jennings
and the Neighboring Country.

J. P. Black made a business
trip to Crowley today.
Rev. A. w. Turner. of Lake Ar
thur was visitor in town today.
Fred Ney of Lake Arthur Was
business visitor to this city to-
day.
Capt. J. g. Laurents, of Laur-
ents, was in town on business
today.
A. G. Brainard was business
visitor to the parish seatGthis
morning.
Postmaster H. S. Feree re-
turned this morning from
Houston.
M. E. Hulburt has moved his
stationery store into his new
brick building.
w. J. Crowder, representing
the Raud Shoe company, St.
Louis, was in Jennings on bust
ness today.
Mrs. w. +. Houck and her
friend, Mrs. Horace Nelson, re-
turned this noon from d short
visit to Welsh.
The law office of Cline & Cline
has been moved into the front
room of the upper story of the
Scott building.
Rev. A. w. Turner of Lake
Arthur IN. E. South church) will
preach in Eagle hall Sunday al
ternoon at five o'clock.
Ladies of the G. A. R.-Regu-
lar meeting of Shilo Circle will
be held Saturday, April 18th at
2:3Op. m. M. l.. Roberts, Sec.
The little daughter of M. A
Bemis fell yesterday and broke
her arm. DIR. E. Alice is attend
l. ing the case and reports tn
: child as doing nicely.
! GIL. Morse & Sons have yer.
n attractive display of base ba
p goods in one Of their front win
Of dows, including wax figure OF
G PLAYER in the act of catching
,e ball.
e. On account of the dedication
g the Christian church at Crowle.
is Sunday the 18th inst, ticket
at will be on sale on that date, goo
We to return until Monday, at tn
p rate of 75c for the round trip.
VI Capt. J. G. Now, commerce.
agentof the Kansas City Souther
90 railroad, is in town today atten'
;" ing to business in his offici
'n capacity. Captain Nov repor
- business boomming on the T.
= r. J. Hinchliffe and w. ]. Mil
4 have formed co-partnersh
y for the purpose of conducting
& plum binga and electrical bushes
y Their office is in the building !
~ Gently vacated by A. H. Hump
. rey.
- DR.. e. 1. Hall returned til
lo'i morning from attending q. spe
~ ial session of the Cameron pari
police jury, which was held
. the purpose of electing a pari
rs, treasurer to fill the vacan
icy caused by the death of Hon.
i'm P. Henry.
Rev. r. o. H. Boberg will h
arv Episcopal services at the re
,ce dence of A. M. Arthur, Sund
ent evening at 7:30. Services will
It held in Crowley Sunday morni
- after which Mr.. Boberg will co
II ~ to Jennings on the evening ira
12t After the services in Jennir
-,.--- he will go to Lake Charles on
on night train.
atty -------
"a neighbor ran in with q bott
y Chamberlain S Collie, Cholera
- Diarrhoea Remedy when my son
suffering with severe cramps and
h,-i, re
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If in need of a safe see the
louisiana Machine & Well Works
Co. agents for Victor safe. Cliff
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Notice.

Having sold my grocery stock
to S. e. Renshaw, l hereby re-
quest all who are owing me to
call and settle their bills. The
accounts are ia the hands Of Mr..
RenShaw. ID. Y. Gam mage.
S3d5t wi
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NEGLECT MEANS DANGER.

Dom neglect biliousness and con-
stipation. Your health will SUITE
permanently II you do. hewitt Lit
tie Early RiSers cure such cases. NJ.
b. Smith, Butternut, Mich, says"De
Wits Little Carly Risers are the
most satisfactory pills ] ever. took,
Never grippe or cause nausea" DR.,
Terry's Drug Store.
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Farmers wishing deep wells
for irrigating will do well to see
Bert Ritter, 63ttd&W
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Wanted position as stationary
engineer, % years experience.
Inquire at Calcasieu Implement
company. 'of ~
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LADIES-April both and May
1st, l will have an opening of
Midsummer Millenery.
S2tf Miss l., Moses.
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Those having young calves to
dispose of should address Il. u.
Garrould, Evangeline, La. 80 LIT
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.4SS acres of rice land Z miles
east of Kinder, s22 50 per acre
Southern Beatty & Collection Co,
Record building.
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Fine line of papeteries in
white and tiuts, plain aad ruled,
at the Record,
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Fountain pens, ISL To 81, all war.
ranted, at the Record,
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FOR SAFE

Two Jersey COWS forsale, fresh
Apply 70 G.. Ii. Durham. soft
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For Rent room house on
Church street. Sou them Realty
& Collection Co, Record bldg.
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Z w A II I /
Z COLUMN. {
Am>m< l>mm>z>f
WANTED

Wanted-Sectlon or section
and half rice land, adjacent to
Roanoke or Jennings. Address,
TAYLOR & Meeks, Roanoke, La.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
HOUSTON.

d. E. Williams gave bail and has been
released from the county Jail.
The hremen arrange an electrical Christ
mas tree for the poor children of the city,
Christmas entertainments by most Of
Houston churches have been announced
Night Sergeant John b. January has re-
signed from the local police force.
E1-member Of British Parliament James
B. Roche, interested in Sour Lake oil field
Is Ia Houston.
The British club entertained members
with a smoker last night
Collection Of donations for the poor OF
the city on Christmas Day is underway
Some Important Scire facias cases are
disposed Of III the criminal district court
Representative Houstonlans pay honor to
Judge Wilson at banquet rendered by Mr..
Il. B. Rice.
Fire Insurance agents join In the peti.
ton to increase tremens pay.
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uENEZuELA.

,-t,,p will maintain the blockade
AZ settlement is erected.
4, continues to be amlable,
" .S ,v publish the conditions of the
~. .-,nt Msrbury johnson (Ga), from
Y. sset. is assisting Minister Bowen.
rated states cruiser Albany is a;
..sst suggested The Hague tribunal
4, oowers proposed that the president
N ,rbiuate the issues.
....lt faces a 7e1atious alternative.
I. a,itIsh have seized two schooners be-
T.. 10 French citizen.
|@,T,,llor Won Buelow states that bust
I,a,s do not form the basis OF the
,-,Inst venezuela, but acts Of VIC
award German subjects furnish rea-
! stated officially by Germany that
,,,,mpt at territorial acquisition is in
|saplaticn'
:, invitation to President Roosevelt to
!. arbitrator has conditions attached
/, e not expected to accept.
Resident Castro is confident that the
|e,5 States will be able to bring about
,alcabls adjustment
ao- Watterson's suggestions as to the
~ doctrine are looked on &c eccen-
N by democratic congressman.
a, British took captive a Venezuelan
.o,sr and found that the cargo be
"a to a German arm.
Iyeiacatlon OF the effectiveness Of the
ads caused panic at Caracas.
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ARE COMING TO HOUSTON
PREPARATIONS UNDER WAY FOR
RICE GROWERS GATHERING.
Directors Of Rice Association OF America
Conferred at Crowley Fhday-The
January Meeting.

Editor II. N. Gray Of the Rice Industry
attended the meeting Of the directors OF the
Rice Association OF America at Crowley
Friday.
lie was the only member present OF the
committee having In charge the preparation
OF the program for the National meeting
OF the association in this city on the third
Tuesday In january. lie states that active
preparations are underway for the meeting
and the question of the program was dis
The committee on program and arrange
ments will be enlarged by the addition OF
otber members and will bc completed this
Week. There will be addresses. music and
n special entertainment Of the visitors ut
night The association az Us meeting Fri
Az decided 10 make the January meeting
one Of two days duration. Mr.. De H.
Evans is chairman Of the arrangement com
M Gray states that II Is important that
Houston realize the magnitude OF the Ma
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tlonaI meeting. Every State In the Union
that grows rlce IN any quantity VIII be
represented. There will be several hundred
visitors IN the city on that occasion and
the business men and citizens are ursen
for the success OF the meeting. AS H0us-
ton is the center of the greatest rice Delt
in the country this city is expected 10 rally
resents this great agricultural interest OF
the coast country.
The announcement several days ago OK
the death OF WA. Harris OF Nederlanu'
Texas, was sad blow TO the Rice assoaa-
tion. He was one Of it's directors and was
active in It's snairs. His contributions upon
the subject Of rice culture were accepted as
authority throughout the country. Mr.
HsFris was found dead In his room III q
Beaumont hotel
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TEXAS.

:. c.s s'lement Of the Corzine estate IN
,Ss any Is unsatisfactory to all par
"a appeal will be taken.
u nm 1i'aud Of Austin thinks that the
.s,,r i gam considerable land II the new
i ,s,. Llne is adopted.
In !, s !, that the course in the uni
s,.,V y texas is to remain at four years.
a ~ Engineer Richie win recon-
a. Il acceptance Of bids for the work
:, ~ su2'on ship channel aud Galveston
\ nssSiaed at the Acheson conference
IA, s ..as 10 organize republican clubs
|al1 Wy and county in the state. state
4, j. lyon was not present.
IL .a'slation Of Chief Clerk Thomas
es, IN department of the comp
sa.. s.uee has become effective.
AeL..n steadman Of sherman had his
Aens nsn a chair ear was overturned
lsa,. Dy Runaway box cars.
su4aing Of Texas material IL the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
DOMESTIC.


'er,isye A. Jahu & Co. OF New York have
med with liabilities OF $4,000.
usher on the Hogg-Swayne tract at
rDI,ss La, is running wild and will
'obsby result in ruined we'll.
NIS lumbermen are said TO be anxious
h,u headquarters Of the Southern asso-
I,ssr removed from st. Louis to New Or
|lna
Ia. University Of Texas and Trinity col
\. have been reinstated in the Southern
Eano!lesiate Athletic association.
Secretary Shaw was chief speaker at a
Elitn banquet IN Chicago.
|s.Yusl distinguished public men attend.
| he chamber Of commerce banquet at
|H.and.
|Ia Pacific cable may reach Honolulu by
|aasnss Day,
Ia. strike commission has adjourned for
b hsldays.
b a rear end collision near Byron Hot
xirr, Cal, about fifteen people are re-.
|tti 10 be killed and many injured.
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1vNARY OF THE NEWS.
Wcather.

wv W., pecember 2o.-East Texas
fIir.'v~s. colder. except on tie coast
so''as ,,re northwest and fresh. Mon'
Dh and Alabama--Fair. colder
p''''r Monday fair; fresh south winds
=, % northwest.
fA .s.-Fslr, colder Sunday. Monday
a'ls ,,,nds. becoming northwest.
d We, ..s-Falr sunday; colder In north
ia'a ,,.r,,o-Falr Sunday and Monday.
~ '11.rrltory-Fair, colder Sunday
u, isir.
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WASHINGTON.

S., u the Texas delegation will spend
, aoldays in the State.
',e expected that Governor-elect Ian
|,a, .I shortly announce the remaining
sa'nsnts III Texas.
NJ, 4. zones wants action on the com.
i. llsd by W. n. Hearst against the
s,s -4S' out the senate made objection
|o,s,,,s out why there had been none.
Ia, Cnauee may succeed General
IN - lieutenant general Of the army.
IA ~ and a notable assembly at
|p.s, e funeral Of Mrs. Grant.
n, Roosevelt and family are the
'9seph Wilmer near Rapidan, Va.
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British sloop Aground.

Port Of Spain, December 2O.-rhe British
sloop OF war Fantome. sent TO command
the entrance OF the orinoco, Is hard
aground near Barnncas on the left bank
Of that river. ana 100 miles southeast ot
the Fnntome left this port December .
10 colninand tho Orlnoco and open i TO
foreign vessels In spite Of President Cas-
tro's proclaimed blockade The Fantome
will femnin aground Tor some months, IA
Inc Orln0eo Is q Ming fast
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Petition to City Council.

The various ire insurance agents OF the
city have signed Il petition which viii be
presented TO the special committee OF the
city council now considering the petition OF
the hremen for an increase Ia pay. The in'
surRnce men ask that the petition be grant
ed.
The committee will meet at 10 o'clock TO-
morrow morning at the city hail 10 go into
the salary question.
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FOREIGN.

EAird Bell a prominent English labor
*las, says that American and British
f'ts urionists need the support Of each
Pa and urges a coalition.
Emperor william is said to be only wait
" ntll he has navy Of sufficient size to
II ml the Monroe doctrine.
a German socialists are not alarmed at
4. threat to take the franchise from the
RGdagner, and expect to materially In
s'r their vote.
" 4nslo'German breach is being wild
q BY Incorporate expressions IN the
& probable that Great Britain will in
iDture attempt to place responsibility
As Unlted States for the frailties OF the
% American States.
N herman socialists are much agitated
r. tae changes made in the rules Of par
-s''' tearing an attempt to cut on all
st'n Of speech.
lDsrican officers in Porto Rico have been
a'sa On charge of smuggling liquors.
.-peTcr William cordially welcomed Am
'i'tcr Tower.
hunhert family were arrested at
,A0 70 excited over the appearance of
salc plague,
aari IS calm.
.oss iron the United States army
''lcaing the Ladrones the tactics of
outstanding difference between the
SUI me pope has been adjusted.
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pan v1 o. the Texas Worlds Fair corhmIss,o,
Nlrsii Gallaher has been persuaded , ne =,
accept the sentence Of twenty.fye yeors NY ~ ~
the penitentiary. seoFs In
san Antonio democrats have oecIdoa ~,
~ make party nominations for mupjc,ns,
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values remained almost stations.v
on account of liquidation, which stnnnaI
the advance.
Bullish sentiment predominates at New
Orleans.
Higher prices prevailed on the board Of
trade. "
stocks opened weak and trading was in
the lands Of professional operators.
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1unGH GILLAsPIE

OF the criminal district court next added
his quota Of praise. He paid high compi-
ment to the retiring Judge and predicted
for him great success upon his return into
the legal arena.
other responses were made by Judge
Sam Il. Brashear. Colonel Frank Relchardt.
Judge Charles 2. Ashe, Mr.. Y. Raphael,
Judge R. S. IIovett, Colonel Frank Andrews
and others.
Several other short speeches, all highly
comnlimentary and set on with a tinge OF
humor, followed and at midnight one Of
Inc most pleasant occasions IN local his
tory came to close.
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SPORT.

New Orleans. '''''s At
harry Wilson and Farmer jim ver. ,no
ouly winning fayorites at the Cresccn,
City.
Inc Texas Thoroughbred association pro
poses to have stake races and a re,as
Derby.
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At Turner hall on the night o. December
80 the Fircmen's union will give their sec
ond annual masquerade ball. The Citizens
Electric company has donated lights AMI
power for the decorations and the hall
promises 10 present gorgeous appearance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
SHORT TALKS.
" nj MANNHEIM

JUDGE W. p. HAMBLBN,
who is Judge Wilson'S successor, followed,
He spoke Of tho honesty and integrity of
the man who had presided over the court
OF the Fifty.hfth district so ably for Ave
years, and eomplimented him highly upon
the dignity and learning that characterized
his actions during that period--a period
that was entirely satisfactory TO the mem
bers Of tho bar and the clients ali except
those who lost their cases The speaker
congratulated Captain Baldwin Rice upon
the magnihcence OF the banquet and upon
his success IN gathering together such an
assemhlage.
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was next called upon aud spoke OF his
pleasure at being present upon such an
occasion. He spoke IN high terms OF the
ability OF Judge Wilson and said he would
be warmly welcomed back into the ranks
az the profession. He wished Judge Wilson
a large practice and health, happiness and
prosperity.
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BRING THE CHILDREN TO SEE SANTA CLAUS
u i Oufitter to Men,
Youths Long Pants Suits
Ages "a to 10.

Suits OF Blue and Fancy Cheviots, in very de-
sirable patterns, made in three. button cutaway
sack style, lined with Farmers satin and CO
put up for wear and style ,.............D J
Suits, in Blue and Black Cheviot, all wool, Single
and double breasted in fancy Cheviots in stripes,
lined with Princess Serge, tailored in CT 20
best shape, $3.50 and -. DE. OU
Suits, in Blue and Black Cheviots, Fancy Worst
eds Plain Clay WorStedS, lined with Princess
Serge, made like mans garment CfN
throughout ,,......,........ 0RU
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Boys Double Breasted Knee
Pants Suits
Sizes s to "a.

SlLSS o 10 10.
Suits, in Black CheviotS, Fancy Striped Cassi-
meres, Fancy Mixed Cheviots, all most desirable
patterns, lined with Farmers satin, holdfast but
tons, tapped seams, patent waist band, CT EGA
real $3.50 value .......,.,.......D ksI1
Suits, in Black Cheviots Fancy Mixtures and
Plaid, hcldfast buttons, tapped seams, CT 40
patent waist band, 50 90 value Dks4O
Suits, in All Wool Black Cheviots, fancy stripes
and plaidS, holdfast buttons tapped seams, patent
waist band, same double knee aud CT 40
seat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
Suits in Blue and Fancy Chevos, in wide Sc
lection of styles, made in hest manner, lined with
serge and supplied with hodfaSt C1EO
buttons, tapped seams .,...,..... ADJsJU
Suits, in Blue Serge Blue Cheviots, Black Che
viots, Fancy CheviotS, IN all wool materials,
made in most excellent manner lined with Prn-
cess Serge really worth S. and So, CE
at 81, $3.50 aud .....,.,...... SDO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
CONGRESS-.

|s.,,,ss' mas adjourned for the holidays.
IL A0Fgan spoke on the Isthmian
"a Use adopted the conference report
wal strike commission bill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
RAILROADS.

The interstate commerce commissions re-
port has been made public.
Actual work has begun on the Grange,
cutoff.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
AN INDEX.

FIRST PAGE.
Developments In the Venezuelan matter.
SECOND.
Mr.. Sheppard Of Texas
The Bankers Syndicate
THIRD.
Local news.
FOURTH.
Foreign news.
FIFTH.
Banquet to Judge Wilson
SIXTH.
Sporting news
SEVENTH.
Texas oil In Europe,
Fight on the Boil Weevtl.
EIGHTH.
Venezuelan news.
NINTH.
Washington news.
A military banquet at Cleveland.
TENTH.
The assets currency bill.
Senator Morgan's negro colonization
plans.
ELEVENTH.
Texas at tho Worlds Fair.
q Iobn 4 Co "a assignment.
TEA, 6rA record.
TWELFTH.
Southern immigration.
THIRTEENTH.
Galveston budget,
Austin budget.
FOURTEENTH,
Local news.
FIFTEENTH.
Local courts.
SIXTEENTH.
The holiday spirit in Houston,
EIGHTEENTH,
Railroad news.
NINETEENTH.
Comment on Venezuela,
TWENTIETH.
Commercial news.
TWENTY-FlRST.
Commercial news.
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The ladies OF the Turvereln win assist IN
the decorating Mrs. Tom O'Leary, assist
ed by the lady friends of the FIRE laddies,
will serve the supper. The sale OF Tickets
hhs been most satIsfactory.
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cAprAIN ]. q. HUTCHINSON

followed Judge Tod In twenty-minute
talk, In the course of which he eulogized
Judge Wilson IN a manner that caused that
extremely modest gentleman to blush furi-
ously time and again. The captain was in
splendid humor and he related a number
OF anecdotes that were greatly relished and
applauded to the echo by his auditors.