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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10

Der leBtcl1 ad)t Sabre bat Die 3d0l DER
Spinoel nm % Yro5ent 5ltgeuom-
men mo Der Gonllm bon Baum.
moue Tim u Fro5eut. &un Dem int
Sabre 1908 in Den Scr. Stnoten PRO
0u5irtelr @ciommtQrontnm @ulml-
moue, f.549.300 9alcl, luur0en ii
Den Ser. Staotcu iclbit 81 @ro3cnt
c%onIlmirt,
ECrathHnqen beAinncn.
Worgel1 miro 0os Gonlitc 0eS &c
Observation-Disclosures fir Wtittel rno
gSegc, melhes i6on m06rcno Der
GongrcBs 6erien in Nuburlt. N.,0.. int
6a1tie ne3 Experimentation Scrcno
Napne. melder Der &nriibenoc lit.
iibcr Die RcpiIion 0e5 3oQtorifa &c
rathntgen gepflogen bat, bier III
Moibingtpn sic &ernchmungcn ii6cr
oieien @cgcnitono b@cQinncn. Wton
gc0c1ft oalnil nod Dor Ser Gr0ffnulN
ser 5"lpeitcn Sciiion oc9 60. GonQre'
les fertiQ 81 mer0en, aber Dem altfQc-
IteQten 8rogranm qentdB loQ 0a@
Gomitc crit al 0cn 81. GongreB be
ridten, meldcr I'M OtGr5 SIT elmer
GrtrosSeiiion citbcrltfe1 miro. Die
&erncbmunQen beginner nit Der &c
rutbun1 ser Grippe yNt", mel6c Sic,
mifulicn, Sele ulto Sarben umfuBt.
! Gffi3ielIcS Sportmcicn.
GoS offi5ieQc Sportrpeian miro
nit ser neuen 2lominiltrntion cine
cntidiebenc MoOiii5irung erfoArcn.
yGennis" miro otfboren, OoS y@olf"
tritt in ieilla Gefte elm un0 Die ncle.
tie Mooe miro Elm o@olf.aobinct"
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biSber nit Sllbrunit Dem SenniH-
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mnnlebr nit o9roiiic," aNieblif,"
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Sic miiiien lcrnelL mic eirl nScoiflt"
ooer y6oo5le" 5u uermeiben lit. al.
Itatt int Celulia=S Spiel butter ocnt
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sic ilblen 8cmobn6eiten obQebdrtcttr
@oli -GntllIioitcn 5u folcn, Gcren oil
BcrgCmo6nliGc@ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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oea llnglnublid]en 81 uerlicrcn pflcgt.
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figllrcn mti5uloien.
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Gle iormeQe @r0ffnlng Der Pr.
Neutrality-suspicious. ion0 hClttc ltott,
StootsiefrctGr Goot, &ricgaiefrct0r
@ri9bt, @encrolitobahcf 5. 6ronflin
9cu mo ueridieoenc ol0crc b0bcrc
Gfii5icrc nahmcn 9(nt6cil on Den Sc
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odlt Sobrcn Der @rmor0ll1 oc9 tcro-
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0alterlt, cbc oo5 Scbtcrc lctnc Gnt-
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marc BON Gn9Iono ultroC bcllte
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bcs Cages cine EXAMINATIONS . Ec-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10

7ir -Srhrn n Wiencrtb oeItp1tc
on,faobc, nod Dem 5liomnrcnbrl1d,
npa rritcn 0politionantiniitcri11nrs
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y;ouf iitcn io0cn, III bi(oclL. alt off.
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0(nnon.&n;ton, il, Dem pic(beiprod,e.
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@eloitroie pcrl,rthcilt. Ser Gro,cB
cntitonh ol,s DEN BON Hcnopel Silent.
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Nolnnni iih inn 9lntc hes <Itiymi.
niiters mocb6rioer W}odenihoften
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llmterluerfen it'd, elmer 2pburebnftipn.

Ntogora sails, H.-D, 8.
9fopcmber. 3meibunocrt Gopier-
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ten crfldren, meroen ote Nrbeiter ocr
ouoeren ISobrif- Qnlager Der 8elcll-
itoit uornllsiiftlih Dem 9ciipiet ipl
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10

IN GoutrbspiQe, Nlu., bot Der
Stubent Somea Sougbdn onlnBlif)
eines @oblitrcites Sudion Barter er-
ihpIien uno 5luei onhere Wdnter
id,mer uerlUt1toet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10
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@aibin9toucr 8eieAidaitSlcben I'M
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mcrrroI o6o,rr,,h,. q2iencr-
crlualIitllg III Den 0oT8reB.
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Sertreting Nebroato'3 Wto9tor0.
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me p0oeh t'lllller ellle 9foBe Hh5le.
blll'9"tro't, 9r. W'e9er, Der IeRl8e
0e1eral Fo)tlact)ter, gllt al" DER
tllt'flae Sefrefot Dc" S0nBollllS,
Seri Solla not perelt9 oen Hllt mn
ole 9ldll5ello)tc @o't1rellllold)oIt III
ncr Sl1lloc@Doltpflloot SIT lioelt.
Nrolt @rt9pt ole 0elllo0llll De"
8rle9@'etrctorS, ut BON leDr 5or1er
Oe'lllloDell. Serhlltplld) miro Nt.
Wrl9bf aild) MIR lpcl1t9e W(ollote llod)
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sens 'lodl DER @ellerol eoroln' oe''e''
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III epeo0 epoIe oletl 6rel'''oe' III
a. ons, >oa RrS,ine,,+o,, Nr;not.
.crfrrtGr If hrr n,ooIidr nr,tp G,(nt.
tclticfretGr. Scinc Satin miiroe bic
iiingltc Der GobiltctSoomeu icin.
Fronf :. 2clog pom Mintciotu
Gilt ais Der forunlenoc @cncrul-Ans
mott. Scilc @emahlin milroc cine
ucue GriAcinnmg in Noibindton lcin.
Ger @ou0cl3icfret0r Strouo miro
olrd) I'M glnlte bleiben. Seine 8at-
tin bat iid) cine iebr %ondenchmc Stcls
lung i'll Der @oiGingtoncr 8eIcn'
lfoit 5lt idoiicn qemuBt.
&l1tcrciiont aus picIen 8rilnocn,
nomcntlid i'll Nnbetrad)t Der oGeor
Morio" Gorreiponoen5 uno Der mt
gnGoi1en Nbbcrltfung ans @ien,
oilritc ca iein ooB Sr. ulo Troll
SeIlomp Storer bcreits olelen @ln'
ter in @oibin9ton perbrlll9en mer'
sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10

Grialtung in etrem Tage III turiren,
9tebfne man 2aratipe Sronte E.uiniue.S ablets.
stpothcfer erfiditel Selo juriid, wentt IS fimt
heiit. g.. Il. @ruue'e Sianatlr lit nif feoer
ShndteI. (~Gft27.fSi6Dfte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10

Iaiic ,ilr Meiie in's Inslano be-
iurst 6. Maine, Nr. lib, Sh-galti-
moreitraHe, nabe Gnitum Sonic Mpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-10

ldltl0ia marcll,
&ro0uttton unO Gon nj
pon 9auntmolle.
Iie gaunmoQ Grooltftion Der
Ntlt iitr Snbritationa5luede bot llnd)
DEM 9erifte oeS. GenIu5.Sitreulta
lu0bren0 0eS NIT Dem 81. I1tgrlt be
cnoigten EobrcS Die ocs uorbergebell
ben SobreS nm 2,340,000 Sollct
iiheriticger. Cir be5eid)ncroeS 6ot
tllul lit, mic aus Dem Terid)t berppr
ae6t, Dob Die Sdlponfungeh oeS Sor'
rotbs bon 9oltmnoQe anf Dem Welt'
| morft iuftiid, ltod) ben 8erdnoerim'
qen in Der i6brliden Eroouftion III
oel1 Ser. Stoaien benlellel neroen.
@ef1u Der Goitlrrn bon gdltmlpolle
I'M Sabre 1909 oerielbc lcin miro, ME
int Sabre 1908. 10 mililen, mie Der
Wcrid,t iogt, Die Ser. Stanten cttul
l2.500.600 9ollen b%eitragerL I'm Ell.
men ipeiteren Hiidgong Der Sorrotlc
I'll pcrhilloerrl. 8ie 3abl Der Sauml.
mpaeipinoeln III Ben Ser. Staaten lit
81. 9G4,3S7. Gupon entfollen 81 Tro.
sent aut Moliodyuietts. 10 Gro5ent
euf Siio- Carolina. II Ero5ent alf
NprbGorolino. Gle pierte Stelle
nimmt Hhobe ,Sslonb Elm. @dbreno
Evening journal., 1908-12-17
ODD CONTRACT OF FMARRIAGE
After Two Weeks Honeymoon Couple
Will Separate Until June to
Test Affection.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 17.-With
his mother absent from tho ceremony
TO which she was opposed. Mason NJ.
Wilson. reported to be heir to much
money. was married Yesterday after
noon to Miss Nellie N. Herman. They
are now on their honeymoon. which
is TO be shortlved. in accordance with
a plan proposed by the bridegroom's
mother
When tho couple return in two weeks
Wilson is to live with his mother at
Pill Chestnut street and tho bride is
TO 20 to the home OF her parents at
2412 Catharino street This arrange
mont is TO continue until juno. If then
they stin care Tor each other Mrs. VIII
son has promised not to disinherit her
son and will help him TO go TO house
keeping in the fall.
Mrs. Wilson objected 20 the mar
riage on the grounds that Miss Ker-
nan was not her sons social equal
Miss Herman was formerly a salcsgirl
/ i'm a department store.
Evening journal., 1908-12-17
TO SETTLE WAGE DISPUTE
Unique Plan Resorted to by the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas Railroad.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l7.-Omcials Of
the Missouri, Kansas and TcXas Railroad
and representatives of its employees
reached Washington tonight and will ap-
pear before Chairman Knapp Of the Inter
state Commerce Commission and Com
missioner of Labor Neill I'm an effort
To adjust wage scales for the coming
year.
This railroad. like many others, ne
gotiatcs yearly contracts with its en-
ployecs. and the contract is about TO
expire. Differences arose between the
road and the employees, and both sides
agreed TO appoint Chairman Knapp and
Commission Neill as arbitrators.
This matter of adjusting q difference
between a railroad and its employees by
calling in outsiders is looked upon as
unique. as Chairman Knapp and Com
missioner Nell win not act in their ca
pacity as the meditation and conciliatSn
board under the Erdman arbitration act
but as two men the railroad officials and
its employees regard as fair. both hav-
ing succeeded as a meditation board in
bringing together disagrecing parties in
every case brought before them.
Evening journal., 1908-12-17
CONGRESS HITS
AT PRESIDENT
Continued From First ragel

Continued From First Page)
in the hearings before committee. nor in
the records OF the House Of Senate, any
justification OF this Impeachment of the
honor and integrity OF the Congress. and
Whereas your comitteo would pre-
fer, in order to make an intelligent and
comprehensive report, just to the
President as we'll as TO Congress, to
have all the information which tho
President may have to communicate.
now, therefore
"Be it Resolved. That the President
be requested to transmit to tho House
any evidence upon which he based his
settlement that the chief argument in
favor Of the provision. was that the
Congressmcn did not themselves wish
TO be Investigated by secret service
men, and also to transmit to tho
House any evidence connecting any
member Of tho House OF Representa-.
tives OF -he Goth Congress with cor
ript action IN his official capacity. ano
10 inform the House whether he has
instituted proceedings for the punish
mcnt of any such individual by the
courts. or has reported any such al
legged delinquencies to tho House of
Representatives"
MIR. Perkins, In submitting the reso-
lutions. said that he hoped they would
he adopted without debate. He then
yielded the floor TO Representative
Williams, Dem. NIiss), former mi
nority leader, and one Of the members
Of the committee.
Mr.. Williams said he thought that
the words used by the President in
the message were an uniustihcd Inn
putation Of the honor and honesty OF
the legislative branch of the govern
mcnt.
$50 far as this comlttee has been
able to discover" said Mr.. Williams
there is not scintilla Of evidence
20 support that imputation.
1T is only Just and fair, TO the
President. and to Congress to affor'
him the opportunity presented IN TIE
resolution TO give tho committee all IN
formation in his possession relating ID
the matter.
1.-THE American people have the rish
90 know. if the Congress has been cor
rupt, that it is corrupt"
Evening journal., 1908-12-17
pennsylvania RAILROAD
BULLETIN,
BULLETIN.
THE STEEL COACH-A TRAVEL SAFEGUARD.

The Pennsylvania Railroad has in operation on
It's lines of Pittsburgh over two hundred passenger
coaches dining cars baggage cars and mail cars OF the
al-stee type.
The solid steel framework OF these cars designed to
resist shock and minimize the dangers OF collision is
further strengthened by the steel hoathng enclosing the
body of the In fact everything about the coach is
steel the window frames the cushions of the seats
and the flooring. Such little woodwork as enters into the
makeup OF the coach the plush with which the car seats
covered and the hair with which they arc stuffed is
resed hreproohng process whilst the floors are ce-
ment thus rendering the coach practically indie
structibe and thoroughly hreproof 1t is built like bat
teshp.
The new coach is longer than the standard car gen
orally in the railroads Of this country and has a
comfortable seating capacity of sixty ninety people ac-
cording to the style of the coach.
The unusual weight OF the coaches give TO them a
sody that greatly increases the comfort OF the passen-
gers.
The seats are adjusted to more convenient space and
angle the coaches all lighted with electricity and
amply ventilated in winter we'll by new and
thoroughly tested methods.
The interior finish Of the coach is plain though pleas
ing the eye. The absence of ornamentaon enhances
the idea of strength and the time assures abso-
lutte cleanliness and thorough sanitation
Steel cars are in the principal trains be-
tween New York, Philadelphia Washington and on the
Main Line between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh The
number OF is constantly being increased as the n-
ished product comes from the shops.
The Pennsylvania Railroads equipment is recognized
the Standard OF America.
Evening journal., 1908-12-17
Th. Little Green Hat.

4 lot NJ tho folks from my home town live
here;
meet ono or two every day;
And moro of them seem TO be coming
each year
They like 81 50 well that they stay.
] met Ezra Briggs close by Madison
Square;
IIo seems to he growing quito Tat.
And he. with a iauntv collegiate air.
Was wearing "A little green hat.
Ed Saunders walked by-he's lawyer,
yo know
Hes only been hero short time;
But business he says, is beginning TO
grow.
And he is a chap who viii climb
As Ezra and I saw him swing up the
street
We couldn't help noticing that
Our friend, who was dressed most sur
prismgly neat
Was wearing little green hat.
We walked 2 few blocks. then We met
johnny Brown,
And--ycs he was wearing ono. too.
Hes lived FOR a year in this big, noisy
town.
And does as the other folks do.
left Ezra Briggs. and 7 started in quest.
OF needs that had come with our chat.
And very soonT, lust ike all tho rest,
Was wearing Il little green hat
Puck.
Evening journal., 1908-12-17
News NOTES
OF new CASTLE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Dec. E.-Bcdford
Thomas. colorod. was arrested by Com
stable Nickerson yesterday afternoon on
the charge Of pointing gun at John
Clymer.
The market gardeners who live near
tho river are clated because Cornelius J.
IIorrigan is building an oyster shell road
from the public road at Rose Hin. TO the
1Rmhson property.
Tho claim Of Tax Collector Leach
against tho Holschumalger property for
taxes for The year 1907 has been settled
and the property win not be sold.
L. H. Duncan and John Gikey are
building a boat house 10 be used during
the coming spring.
Evening journal., 1908-12-17
GOLDEY COLLEGE
DAILY News

Graduates who have, not obtained
cards of admission to the Alumni Re
ccption to be given the students to-
morrow night at the New Century
Club may obtain these cards from f.
Il. Warrington. of the Commercial De-
partmcnt. The students and the grad
uates are looking forward to the re-
ccption with a great deal of interest.
Students enrolled Yesterday for Jan
uary a. when the College rcopcns for
the now year.
There will be seats i'm January for
only a limited number OF new stu
dents.
Notes. Checks and Drafts was the
subject OF talk given the CONNER
cial students Yesterday by Daniel o..
Hastings. attorney
Miss Elsie NJ. Curlett has accepted
a position in the Foreign Purchasing
Department OF the DUPONT Company.
Tho 1909 Catalogue of the College
Is an unusually interesting book 1t
may bc obtained free OF charge by
calling at the College Offices or by
writing for IT,
Evening journal., 1908-12-17
FuKS for Gifts

Run through the whole category of beautiful and useful things
for gifts and what will appeal you strongly than the Civ
ing OF a Auif Scarf or Fur Coat?
No eXtravagant outlay is required possess any of
these.
Mus anil Scars in the popular Furs follows Black Lynx
Black Fox Black Wolf Black Marten Eastern Mink Japanese
Mink and blended Siberian Squirrel Pointed Fox Persian
Lamb, Russian Pony, Isabella and Sable Fox
Guaranteed Russian Pony Coats, best French dye Full line
Of sizes at $50, SIS Sroo and $I35.
Evening journal., 1908-12-17

)arrin.
Hold on" broke in Mcintyre. There
veer many statements made in the
ipening about this witness movements
N the day OF the killing I demand
hat the district attorney exhaust this
witness now"
not necessary" ruled the court.
She can be recalled"
ks she started out Of the courtroom.
Justice Crane looked over at the dis
.rict attorney. saying:
II don't know how YOU feel about
.t, but the jury and I would like to
inow when Annis died. why not re-
call Mrs Annis and find out"'
she took the stand aud said it was
ibout 720 IN the evening. Then ac-
,ompanicd by her sister Miss Won
Buneheiu. an oven moro beautiful girl
than hcr sister. who came in the court
Xth her. Mrs. Annis went back down
stairs to the district attorneys Office
10 wait until Darrin IS ready 20 have
her toll all Of her story.
Evening journal., 1908-12-17
SENT POISON BY MAIL,
CHARGED WITH MURDER

e. United Press I.essed Special Wire.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Dec. IA
formal charge of murder has been filed
bv the coroner's jury aganst John wal
ter Wilson. the young electrician, ac-
cuscd of having sent strychnlne through
the mails TO Harry Boas.
The charge is based principally upon
the testimony OF Theodore Kytha, hand
writing expert, who expressed his belief
that sample OF Wilson's hand writ
ing and that in the letter accompanying
the poison were identical.
Wilson is charged with having mailed
the poison 70 Boas under the pretext that
it was an excellent medicine for ailments
OF the stomach.
Evening journal., 1908-12-17

tholcss Dr. 1iollingshoad went TO work
on Natsko, using both drugs and a gal
vanic battery. For long tlme there was
no evidence Of life, but finally there
came gasp The patient revived slowly
and 81 was several hours before speech
returned. lie did not recollcct anything
OF the sensation of being shocked but
said he experienced much pain before his
senses returned
Evening journal., 1908-12-17
Mr.. PENNEWILL SAYS
NO APPOINTMENT YET

Governor-elect simeon S. Penuewlu was
in this city to-day. lie said he was not
prepared to announce his selection Of a
Secretary Of State. lie was asked about
the report that Alden II. Benson, OF
Dover was TO be appointed Secretary
OF State but his only comment was that.
he had not reached a decision yet as to
who will be named.
Evening journal., 1908-12-17
Pictures Of Old Church.

Pictures Of Old Swedes Church, as
il was in 1856 and in 1893 are being
made by friends of the old church and
will be offered for sale in a short time.
The old pictures arc being reproduced
from photographs now in the possess
sion of Wilmingtonians and will be
the first card photograph Of the old
building to be offered for sale.
Evening journal., 1908-12-17
SineS & WelCh
FLORISTS
Funeral Designs. Cat Flowers.
Both phones. zig w. Eighth ST
DEATHs


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William Y. Warner.
Townsend T. Thomson.
Samuel Moulton.
Harry Q. kinsler.
Joseph G. Joandell
Benon Cooling, Jr.
COOLlNG--On December nth. 1908,
Benoni. Jr son of Benoni and Eliza
beth p. Cooling in his 4th year
Friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral services at the resi-
dencc o. his grandfather, William VI.
Bracken, near Eismore, on Saturday
afternoon. December 10. az O'Clock.
Interment Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery
this city, on Decem-
Der 1G. 1905. Joseph G. Jcandell, in
his 30th year.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence of his sister,
Mrs. Max Keller, No. 1901 Marsh Road
on Friday afternoon. December 18th. at
. o'clock. lnterment Riverview Gene
terry.
KlNSLER-In this city. on December
15. 1908, Harry .. Klnsler.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend his funeral from the residence
of his mother. Twenty fourth and
Claymont streets, on Friday afternoon,
at go o'clock.
MOULToN-In this city. on December
18th. 1905, Samuel MoUton. aged SIS
years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend the funeral services at his late
residence, NO. 1919 Lancaster avenue,
on Friday afternoon. at 3 o'clock. In
terment at Silvorbrook Cemetery.
THOMSON--At Winterthur. Del, on
December Il, 1908. Townsend T.
Thomson. aged 60 years
Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend the funeral services at his late
residence. at Glover Hill farm. Winter
thur. ON Friday morning. December rs.
at 1890 o'clock. Intermcnt at Green
mount cemetery. West Chester. Pa. -
WARNER--At Merton. Pa. 18th inst,
William Y. Warner.
Services at No 1900 Delaware avenue.
Thursday. 18th inst, at $50 o'clock. IN
torment private.