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H. Otuy, who gv his direct testimony last Monday, tm the first witness. He waa subjected to a vigorou cross-examination by Senators Windom and Blair, in the coarse of irhich he acknowledjod he had not beard any member of the Washington. Emigrant Aid Society ndvtso the diversion of the exodus from Kansas to Indiana for political purposes, exoept HendenhaU, and could not name any other Republican In Wanhington outside Of the Emigrant Aid Society who had ad vised or promoted the exodus for political purposes. He also stated he had never hoard of any colored men other than Perry, Williams, and Evans who were engaged in stirrlnir up the colored people to emigrate from North Carolina, and he believed that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, through their agents, are furnishing money to pay the traveling expenses of these men, and that the company pays them a premium of 1 per head for eaon passen-gers obtained.

He believed the intelligent people of North Carolina, black and white. Democrats and Republicans, were opposed to this exodus, and understood that the en tire Democratic and colored press of North Carolina have been engaged in explod ing tho false statement spread broadcast in that State by Terry, Williams, rind 'Evans. Notwithstanding all these agencies engaged in dissipating these delusions, still the ignorant colored people are yet deluded by them- four-fifths, however, of those that go, probably go for no other reason than because their friends have gone. F. A.

Bonlts, a resident of Ooldsboro, and editor of a Democratic pajwr published there, was next sworn. He said it was difficult to assign a reason for the exodus of colored people from North Carolina, ltcertainiy was not on account of oppression, and here he took occasion to indorse the evidence of O'Hara and Otnv so far as it related to the condition of ihtt colored people of that Htate. In reference to the treatment of colored people before tho courts, lie cited several instances, and stated that he could cite many more to show where white Jurvmcn hud ishown strict iiupr-rtiaiity in their decisions wliore colored men were on trial Kare cases, he said, might be instanced where severe penalties had been im- toned upon both white and colored citizens or petit larcenies. In his cross-examination he admitted there existed a belief nmong some blacks in North Carolina that the penal laws were less severo in Indiana than in North Carolina, and thought this had some effect in influencing the emigration of col ored people to that state, M. T.

Lewman, sheriff of Putnam County, InL. and a resident of Greenca-stlo. Intl. was sworn, and produced a printed circular which he obtained from one of tho North Carolina emigrants altor ho had reached Greencastle. I'nis circular, it was aftervjards proven by unother witness, had been printed in the otHce of tho Grwn- castle llitnurr during the latter part ol last Julr, aud that the eultor ol that paper, Mr.

J. U. Clay, a colored man. was the author of it This circular, Lewman said he was informed by a colored man who gave it to him, had been'circulated quite extensively among the colored people of North Carolina. It urges them to come to Indiana, netting forth the attractions of that btute, stating its climate was that free schools fur both races were maintained; that there were numerous colored churches, and that blacks and whites stand equal btfori-f the law, and also stating that thousands or good farm hands and house servants could readily find employment at remunerative wages, aud especially urging those who contemplate com ing to do so a arln? the present summer ana moke their contracts with farmers next year." Adjourned.

SOUTHEEN STATE D2BTS. THE NEW HAMPSKTBE SUIT. Bpedal Telegram to The Inter WARHlsoTOf, Jan. 30. Some representatives here of the Southern Statos which have repudiated their debts, are watching with much anxiety the bill now pending in the Supreme Court, which New Hampshire has filed against the Louisiana officials, from paying out money in the lleved that this bill will pass.

THS WAS OF THE KKBEIXIOSt. Mr. Conger made the Demejcrats very In dlgnant to-day because he did not like to have the "late unpleasantness" referred to In an official document as "the war between the Southern States and the United States." Mjr. Conger Insisted that it should be called the war of the rebellion. THS BEFUNIVINO QUESTIOX.

Washikotos, Jan. 30. Secretary Sherman was before the Senate Finance Committee to-day in response to their invitation for an expression of his views on -the funding questions and other points. The tiecretarya remarks, aside from the repetition of his well known views in regard te funding, were, for the most part, simply an exegises of his last annual report, and of accompanying finance exhibits for the year 1879. The conference waa not concluded, to-day, and the Secretary will appear before tne committee next week.

TUB XDEKVEE M.VI. The Becretarv of the Treasury has in creased the bullion fund of tho Denver Mint $120,000, and authorized the purchase of sl'ver by the assayer in charge in iota less than 1U, wu ounces. XKW LD1HA MIXES COXPAXt. WASirrxalos, Jan. 80.

A patent waa signed and delivered to-day to the New Idria 41 in-lmr Com nan v. for the Panoohe Grande qulck- silver mine in California The application of the New Idria Company bad been amended so as to conform with Secretory Bohurx opinion publisnea juiy iasb MAJOR XENO. "ft'ABHTXGTOH. Jon. 30.

Although no official confirmation can bo obtained as yet of the story that the court which has been investigating the charges against Major Reno have recommended his difrmissal, the accuracy of this rerjort is renerallv conceded, and it is further stated, however, that THE DAILY INTER OCEAX, SATURDAY" MORNING, JASVAIiY .11, 1 8S0. TRTTL.R General Sherman favors a milder course, and will recommend that Major Eeuo be sua pended for one year; SEXATX. KOT BESSIOK. WAsarwoTOg, Jan. 3G Ths Senate waa act la session to-day, having adjourned till Monday.

HOUSE. aXOTtm CAXX.li PBOTECT. Mr. Orth offered a resolution instructing- ths Committee on Railways and Canals to Inquire into the expediency of providing: for a survey to ascertain the practicability of constructing a ship canal from Ohio, to the navigable waters of the Wabash River at or near Lafayette, Ind. PHILADELPHIA WOOL KXniETTIOX.

Mr. Strallenbcrgcr introduced a bill directing the Commissioner of Agriculture to attend In person, or by deputy, the International Sheep and Wool Show to be held In Philadelphia, September next. Referred. PERSONAL EXPLANATION. Mr.

Acklin rone to a personal explanation, and read extracts from the Detroit Pott and New 1 rlc Herald, charging him with hairing, during absencc from the House of moruliers of the Coni- miture on Forelirn Affair, of which committee hs was not a memiMsr, mui a report, uurportiuf to be a report ot tbat ooinmlLU on toe Mcorauir uan claims" bill, which wu referred to the committee of the whole. He claimed this was a inversion of facts, and asked the Committee on ''orelirn Affairs to examine as to the troth or falsity of the charges. His request was granted. THE KAVY. Mr.

Harris, from tho ComralU.ee on Naval Affairs, reported a bill for a construction fund for the Referred to tho com mittee of the whole. PObTorriCB DEFICIENCY BILL. Mr. Valentine ssked leave to oiTrr a resolution instrnctinir the Appropriation Committee to re port the postotlice deficiency bill, with the ex ception of the items for the star service, by the fifth of February. Mr.

Blackbarn objected. Mr. KtiL-knor introduced a bill reducing the expenditure of the RoTerameut in lighting the public building. Rofrrrcd. FK1ER1L COCUrs AT COI.l'MBUS.

The Hoaso then resumed consideration of the conference report on tho bill providsne for circuit and district courts st Coluiuhus, Ohio, and, after a short discussion, the report wai agreed to. HEPONT I KOlt COMiirTTRKS. The Brxmkcr proceed to call coinniittces for reports of a private nature. i. Knott.

Chairman of tho Committee on Judiciary, reported a bill reiuovmg the political disabilities of Wm. Talliaferro, of Vuirinia. Mr. Coniri opiKoct the hill on tho irr.iumi that in his petition the petitioner referred to the lute war as the "war between the Southern States and United States," iuatead of as "the war of the The Speaker thought that, the tono of the petition did not exhibit any disitosition on ths part of the petitioucr to lc hypocritical. It was in he usnal furm.

The Chair' was always on the side of pensioners aud in favor of relieving disabilities. Mr. Conner I do not rank pensioners and those who ask amnosry in the same class. The Speaker The Chair would erect them all to full citizenship, and those who have sutfered he wonht have pensioned. The bill was finally passed yeas, IT-: navs.

"3. a niuulvcr of K. publicans voting with tho Democrats in the athrmative. Mr. Conifer objected to the pasauge of the bill removing the political uisabiiiiies of John Oaeus, Yirtrlnio, and demanded the yeas nays, pending which the ninrulnz hour expired.

DU.UNAli K. On motion of Mr. Hunu-r, the Senate amendments to the House bill uiakmi; appropriations tor tilling up and draining the grounds aouth of the Capitol grounds were concurred in. THE PUIVATE t-ALENDAK. The House then wtut into committee of the whole (Mr.

Mitchell iu the chain on the private calendar. The first bill on the calendar was for the relief of certain citizens of Lynchburg. and refunding to them taxes imnrowrlv r.il hs-tcil on man ful! (of 1879), so us to get located in time to ufacfrre.l tobacco. The bill involved I he amount ol and was ilebaU-d at length and laid asi'io to oc tavorahly reHjrtc.L Tho committee then rose and the House adjourned. THE LATE PROFESSOR CHAPMAN.

Bvecial Corresivuidenre of The OceaaJ Al.T.lAXCE, Ohio, Jan. A memorial service in honor of Professor I. O. Chapman wss held Jan. 'J 7, filling the large halt of Mount Un ion College.

At 1J o'clock the assembly waa called to order by Dr. O. N. Hartsorn, President of tho Ficalty, Treasury for any i on wnose motion me a. t.

urooKe, u. ot i.v,.. i me r.ast unio oniereace, was eicjitsi iTesi- dent, and J. W. Gillespie, A member of the to Which it is claimed to be pledged, Asocial ion and editor of the Alliance It will be the signal for a fire all I llerie.r, was elected Secretary.

i n. I The Scriptures were read by the Rev. A B. along the line. Local sentiment and imard, jj.

of the Cinoiunati Coufrn, sympathy here is with New Hump- I and praf er offered bv ths ltev. b. L. Kiuklev, of hlre in this fight, and the hope- is general that she will make her defaulting sister come up to the scratch and liquidate her obligations. Large quantities of Louisiana bonds are held here, which gives the greater zest to this unique lawsuit The dishonored obligations of Tennessee, amounting to nearly are scattered all through the Northern States, and if this suit against Louisiana holds water, Tennessee will next be brought up for settlement.

All that is required of the holders of these obligations will be to transfer them to their respective States and let suit be brought after the manner of New Hampshire against Louisiana. A gentleman in this city, holding quite a quantity of Tennessee bonds, says he will give one-half of them to get the other half collected. FACTS AMD OPXOTONa PUBLIC DEBT STATELIEST. BpsetalTalSfrrain to The Inter Ocoan.l Washisoton, Jan. 30.

The publio debt statement for January, to be made publio Monday, will probably show a reduction of the debt of from $5,000,000 to $6,000,000. The revenues are constantly increasing, especially the customs branch. There is a disposition on the part of Congress, however, to appropriate lavishly, or else the debt during the current year could be reduoed from $50,000,000 to $75,000,000. Such at least la the opinion of prominent Treasury officials. XOBTHEBX PACIFIC BATI'BOAD.

Bpedal Telegram to The Inter Washixotos, Jan, 3a The sub-committee of the Senate Committee on ItaUroads, which has in charge the bill to extend the time for completing the Northern Pacific Railroad, will recommend passage of a bill like the following: lie ii tnactetl, That six years' time from thai passage of this act is hereby given to the Northern Fadno RUlroad Company for the completion of its main line and branch. provided that the company shall open its land to settlers for $2. SO per acre. It is be- the i-ast Ohio Conference. Two anthems were appropriately rundercd by the united choirs of the throe college literary societies.

A committee on resolutions from the trustees, faculty, alumni, patronizinr conferences and students, were, on motion, elected, of Dr. Hirtahorn; Judee T. D. Crocker, of Cleveland; Dr. Leonard, of Cincinnati; Jacob Miller, of Canton; the Rev.

William Cox. D. 1., of the Pittsboni Conference: Professor W. II. Dressier, A.

of the Alnoial Association and Superintendent of the Alliance schools; Kraut Roller, of the students, ami the Rev. Lewis Paine, A. of Alumni Association aud the kUst Ohio Conferenoc. Communications were presented from Lewis Miller, President of Board of Trustees; C. Aalt-man.

Treasurer of Trustees; also from various members of the Erie, West VirKtnia, Kast and North Ohio Conferences, explanatory of their absence, in view of so short notice. The following persons were called on and de livered short and appropriate memorial ad dresses, viz: the IUv J. Gledhill, the Hun. John Hnnter, Dr. Iieonard, Judge Crocker, the Rev.

I. Paine, Jacob Miller, Professor Dressier, Senator K. N. Hartshorn, A Dr. Brooke, Dr.

Cox, aad Professor O. W. Clark. A. M.

The committee above referred to reported ap propriate resolutions, which were unanimously aaopteo. CHARLES CITY. Speeial CorresTMndence of The later Oeean .1 Chaeles Crrr, Iowa. Jan. US.

Last even ing, at the Opera House, a leap year party was given by a large number of ladies, one hundred a fifty invitations being issued. The Manchester Band, noted throughout this part of the State for the excellence of their music, added their influence to make this novel party one ot the pleasantest of the season. For the month lust rant our merchants have all complained, or, at least, have made note, ol a marked tolling off In the country trade from the month previous. Being as we are in tne midst of one of tae finest farming localities in lowa tue cedar alley there is, of course, an annually increasing busi ness done with those most important factors lowa prosperity or adversity. the fnrmers; and taelr absence from our towna and cities due, in a great measure, to the prolonged and unusually bad condition of the country roads produces a grave look (no allusion to financial funerals) upon the faces of the brain-weary bwiness man that contrasts strongly with the pleased "phis" of the inactive clerk.

Salesmen, traveling onM. are unanimous in stating that they are having the best trade in all lines, unless it be tho warmer winter goods which our variable weather has ren dered uncertain in demand, that they have had in nve or six years. Boz. OBITUARY. Special Telejn-aTn to Ths Inter ELars, III', Jan.

30. Benjamin Burritt died here last night, aged 84 yean. He came here in 1838, being among the earliest settl era For thirteen years he waa a Jus tice of the Peace, and for eight years Police Magistrate, Mis funeral will take plooe Bun- Gay aiternoon. aEW lORE. Jan.

ISO. Stewart Brown, a mem. bcr ot the mm of Brown Brothers, well-known nanicera, mou to-any, asea 7'J years. biK-eial Telejrrnrn to The Inter Oeean. I South Hkku, Jan.

8o. Mrs. Obish John son, aired years, waa buried here to-rlm r. Liritov, Jan. UO.

Klchord i rothlng-ham, the historian, aged 03, died in Charles-town, las.t evening. Loxdox. Jan. JO. John Locke.

Liberal ruercbur ot i'ariiameut for oouthwark, age. 75 years. Tiie Very hcv. 'Vrednrick Oakley. Catholio writer on religious iubjects, to dead; age, 78 Kama.

Jan. SO. Iutellieenoe has been re. ceivett that Abbe da liaise, in attempting to cross Africa, rued at UiiiL Florence, Jan. 30.

Bnunerean, a notorious Conoiel under the Paris Commune, has lately oieu in uui ear. LEAP-YEAR PARTY. Special TeJorrarn to The Inter Ocaaal South Bekd. Jan. Sa The young German ladies ot this city gave a leap-year party at afaennerebor Hall last night.

It was largely attended, and dancing was kept up until aa early hoar this aiorniaa. PAR NELL'S PHILIPPIC. Lord Alfred CkurcMI Bitterly Attacked by rarneil in a Speech at Spring- field, Haas, Tha Again Assert that tb Marl-borough Fond Is Being TJn justly Administered. Distress in tht Wart of Ireland creating An Earnest Appeal for Aid. rABXZLL'S KEPLT TO LOSD CBtTaCRZLfU PETROLIA.

Ire- BpRctoriKLD, Xasa, Jan. 30. Para el speaking in this city to-night, referring to Lord Alfred CburchiU'i cable, said: "This young nobleman says that my statement that the relief fund of the Doohesa of Marl borough is being administered to' political purpose, is false. Now, I have the bost and most recent information from the distressed districts that my statement is absolutely true, aud that all persons ont of tavor with their landlords are precluded from participation. More than one parish priest also has already complained that the fund is being administered for sectarian purposes The word of a descendant of the notorious Harsh Jennings, mistress of the Duke of York, and on the other hand, of Churchill, first Duke of Marlborough, of whom Macaulay writes as fol-ows: 'That he owed his rise to his sister's dishonor, aud that he had been kept by the most profuse, imperious, and shameless of will Ihj scanned closely by the American people, who, at least, can boast that their ancestors were honest men and Adverting to tho Mansion House committee, he said that, apart from the hierarchy, there was not a single member of it who possessed the confidence or respect of the Irish people.

rrjiie.il also spoke the second time to-night at Holyoke to the same effect. The proceeds of both meeting amounted to (KM). AN Al'l kll. TO THE PEOPLE. New Yok, Jan.

30 Thu Irish Ualief Com-mitleo of tlus city issued on address to tho people of" tho t'niled Stat.s, urgently rojuofcting speed contributions for distressed Ireland. AfU-r reciting the luiwruiiie condition of tho people in many districts, the ad'lresa savs that tho Dublin Mansion House Committee soems to fulfill all conditions reuuLred for wise and humane disposal of any funds placed in their hands. In the list of jmtsous active in Its organization we find Catholic ami I'roU-st-ant urrhbishoiNi and tishout, the Moderator of the General Assembly of the lrebyt--rian Church, members of I'ariiiunent. various partk's, aud many gentlemen prominent in professional and mercantile life, of chidiuguUlicd reputation for liberality and well -applied benevolcuoe. SubncnpUuu to the Irish relief fund will bo received bv the Treasurer.

Hcnrv 1 liouet. at lud as trial, Savings liaiik, ol Chambers Mreet TUT. MsTr.Es IM-EEASISO. Richard (Vljurinan. Secretary of the Irish Relief Committee, of New Vork.

received a cauls dispatch from Kdward Dwver lirev. lord iuvor nf Dublin and halnuan of tiiu Mansion House Relief Committee. Dublin. statin? that distress in the West of Ireland la upidly increasing, and Is assuming calatnt- proportions. Mr.

O'tionuan aaid this venlng that he vis daily in receipt of In innauon fr.un Ireland, all to tho effect that j-ututioii in Couuauifht and the northwest ud southwest, and tho islands lvinir off hi-se parts, was rapidly developing' dinien-iou far exceelin the womt fears of the eople. In sino dLstncU the distress hail iruosC ta.en the character of a (amine, and tho gravest f'ars are entertained for tho ring and earlv summer. He will to-mor- ow send L'2iK to the Mansion Hotum com. nr.tve. which will make 2.

lOO already sent by this committee. U1KO OF STASVATtOS. Loxdox. Jan. ItO Throe deaths have oo- curroil tliis week from starvation near l'ar-sonstown.

County Louth. Ireland. THE POPE C-OSTIUSVTll. Jan. UK His Holiness the Tore as seut lO.tKXl fraucs for the relief of the in Ireland other crnES.

Sioux Crrr. Iowa Jan. lit A lanre and en thusiastic meeting was held in the Academy Music here to-night In svmuathv with the unennj ieoiie or Ireland I)r It Smith presided, and speeches by a nnralKr0f eaoing citizens were mode. A fund of was raiseu ior iooa ana lanu. and resolutions 01 svmpatnv aaoptcu.

jioNTHEAts Jan. i. Parnell visit to thisciCr has been nostnoned. but It la suited by the morning papers that, owing to luu Biruus leeiing ncre 01 toe puOUO against uis visit, ne wui not come at aiL tiicial Telegram ut the Intor Uoran.l biuux itx, lowa, Jan. The rarnell movement has reached here, and a large anu entnusiasuo meeting was Held to-ntghk About Petroleum la the Town of Psteolla.

aad OIImt Matter. Special Correspondence of The Later Ocean. 1 Petuolia, Ont, Jan. L'i Your correspond ent has just had an interview with Mr. T.

Towery, ot the Petrolia Topic, and learns from him that the Petrolia district proper is about ten miles square, and that there are 1,000 wells, pumping at this time about 1,000 barrels of oil daily. At times the daily average is considerably larger than these figures. There are a doxen refineries in this town, but not all are running Just now. The Franklin Company, at this place, is said to be tne tnira largest in tne woria, tne other two being in Pennsylvania In many cases here the oil is forced through pipe lines a distance oi iour, or nve, even six roues. Some wells are run by gas, which is also used in its crude state in a lew oi the houses.

Among the leading oil men and firms are L. Knglehart A Home Oil Works, and J-Tank Muiltti, who has two establishments. The Joptc is the recognised organ of the Can adian oil district, and its reports are full and rei lame. PeUolia is regarded as a healthy place for people wuo have diseases of the throat or lunirs. on account of the iraa from petroleum.

It is slowly improving. Last year Vaughn's Block, a three-story brick, with two stores, went up, and is the only fine-looking business block in town. John Kerr put up a three-story kick dwelling house, by far the best tn tne place, wnicn does not boast of its architectural extravaganoea. It has four school houses, and some children crying tn vain lor admittance to one of them. Children spring up here, under the shadows of the derricks, like gourds the night.

The Petrolia iirunch ol the ureas Western Railway connects with the Samia Branch. six miles nortn. at Wyoming, i ne cartaaa Southern runs a branch tnlo this town, and is to build a brick depot here next spring. A bill is before Parliament for a road to connect with the Grand Trunk. The spring weather continues, and farmer in Lambton oounty have been turning the sod for a week or more.

In the garden of John Tinkler is a pansy in full bloom. That ubiquitous man. "the oldest inhabitant." cannot recall a January like this in the last fifty years. J. O.

sporting. ST. Loots, II Jan. SU Another game of bill lards, by rsTofesaionala, was played bet a aaa Sexton and Daly en en side, Bcbaefer and Gallagher oa the other. 400 points, champion's frame, and was won by Sexton aad Daly too 34.2.

Winner's average, 19 4-22; loser's, 19 5-Sl. Bobtox, kua, Jan. aa The wrestling match to-night between Blbby. the English giant, and Andre Christol was won by ths former la two straight falla SUDDEN DEATHS. Bpsdal TUaaTsm to Tb Intor Oeaaa.1 DuaUQUK, lows, Jaa.

Sa-Mlchasl Cwlvtn, working at the UUaols Central Depot, fall daad this morning while earryiag a ftxtr-poand scale weight. He was apparently la good health ap to the Instant dropped dead. Probably heart Bftortal Talarram to Th latsr OesaoJ VoMTn. Ohio. Jam.

BO. Cnaraba Ontwibv. on of WoosW aarly auira, dM sad- decly this storelng from apoplasy. IU waa 70 years old, and ha bnt eastitsr of tae Warwa C'onnty KaUooal Kaak for aaatwr of yaaia. Us was Kaosra as ooaCrr mUlioaatre.

LECTURES FOR FARMERS. Tts TIHails trial L'nlwlty Ai4ssal- laatllata. parts OorrsapcadaM at Ta taaw OcaaaJ CHAKTAroa, ni, Jan. 23. Ths aaaaal Agricultural Institute of the HUaola Industrial University opened on Tuesday afternoon.

Jan. 2ft, with a large attendance, speciaUy notable as representing almost all parti of the Stats, Including many prominaml agri culturists. The first lecture was by Professor t. (X Baker. Professor of Civil Engineering, oa "Engineering In Farm Drainage.

With a number of pieces of apparatus the lecturer explained how a fanner could make and use a simple, cheap, and aooarate laveUng in strument. The complete instrument was ex hibited. A paper by H. W. Cleveland, of Chicago, on 'The Injurious Effects of Southwest Winds," gave numerous illustrations of the bad effects of these winds oa vegetation and the removal of these effects by large bodies of water, or forests to the southwest, and urged the planting of the latter.

The lecture for Tuesday evening waa delivered by John M. Gregory, Begent of the University, on "What the University Can Do for Agriculture." He said It was only an attempt to give fresh force by a new statement to an old theme. He showed the broad plan of the university as It was conceive in the law of Congress. To meet this law la all IU jsjints, the truxteea have organized four col-litres, each one with tta several schools or department. Iu these all the branches of learning are tauvht: both the wide array of sciences "related to agnculturo and the mechanic arts," the great Industries whl-h create the wealth of the world, and those other classic aud scientific studies which the law would not exclude.

But, from the very outset, the trustee saw the magnincrnt Importance of that basal Industry, which occupies the majority of the people uf our Mate, and aought to give the Agricultural College Its due prominence in the Slate Uulvcraily. Agricultural education meets two obstacles ou this continent first, the lack of experienced Instructors, and second, the Indifference of farmers. Of tuee the latter Is the moot difficult to overcome. It aeetns hard to couvinow agn-cuLunsU that a special education for hla work Is of any Importance to the young farmer, or that science can help the farmer in his wurt At least, they believe that d''n-Uho 1 arming will never ay as long as land la so plenty and labor "so dear, as thoujrh scientific farming must be nt-cnasarily ex-ptuisive farming. Instead ot auuply intelligent farming.

lie next showed bow many sciences are In volved in the o( sr rations of agriculture, altlrming that no employment known to mankind um so wUleiv ail the powers of nature or Involved so wide a rang of Kcu n-tiric principles A statement of what the Airrit-ultural Department ts prepared to teach wl.l boa explain how for wo have I overcome the first oimtacle named, aud mar help also to ovrrcom the suounj bv showing the value of this education to agriculture i and to agriculturist. 1 he lecturer then explained the Instruc tion given by the several prof.wir aud In structors In the structure and niauawment 1 of st.ljs. dxainatre, and TUilxaUoo as shown by chemistry and by exiMTlenca, the nature and cultivation of various crop, the breeding, fcesilng care, and cure of ths domestic ani mals, the principles of vegetable life, aud tne entire onovny of cmpa of ths various sorts. The instruction gtven her la veterinary science. In the dlaeaaa and eure of our domestic animals, may save our far mers more than tho enure cost of this At the Weslnesdav's aoxoion.

Dr. rrenUor. Profeaaor of YeUirusary Scfocas, with the aid of models, rave a full decern Ua of the foot of the horsai the to which It is sulij-st, meiho at of distinguishing them. and their treatment. ii.

E. Morrow, 1'rofrwor of Agricultura, gave a lecture on "Improved Klock and How to Get It, urging that no breod or fatally of animals could claim this title exessfst for superior merit; poiuled out the rvaaona fur the supenonly of pure brel stock, and lUus- tratesl the ncvcfty for gosU care, good feed ing, and good breeding. President J. Nroti. of the State Board of Agriculture.

In a very forcible addre. urge-l the Importance) of more atVenUon by farmer to agricultural education; ths value of the university In this work, and the nswd of having the principles of agriculture taught In tne schools of the State, and the nscewsity for more intelligent and active interest by farmers generally in the Unprovenieu of agriculture. lTofesaur Morrow, in an address on British Farming and I' arm era," gavs some of his ob servations dur.nir some wevks stuily of Britlsn agriculture last summer, as to the prominent characteristics of the Untisb land system, and pointed out as principal causes of the preoent agricultural distrsas: asonew of bad seasons, a faulty land srstsra and foreign competition He thought oae effect of this dUtress would be a large migratioa, much of which would come to this country. The address on "rire Sun," bv ProfeaaoT K. l'eabody, was very largely attended, many prominent citlscns, as well as the regular attendants of the Institute, being present.

It was very profusely illustrated by diagrams, and was listened to with much in terest. The lecturer described briefly and famil iarly the methods ot finding the distance and diameter of the sun, and its appearance when viewed by the teleacopo. iroia the form and movement of the spots he showed the sphericity and rotation of the sua. He explained tne testimony of the polariaoopo and the spectroscope, and the theories of the sun's nature as derived from their revela tions. The lecture was Illustrated by large diagrams, showing the sun's distance and dimensions, the forms and movements of toots, the phenomena ot the solar eclipse, with many drawings of the forma shown by hydrogen in erupuon aoove ine suns Cbaktaiok.

II Jan. 3a The tnstithte became so crowded this afternoon that it became necessary to remove to the chapel Peter Roos gave a lecture on drawing, and showed application of drawing to farm work. aira iToteasor uregory gave an important address on "ft bat an all i jm." She gave valuable suggestions on food adalterationa Professor CL lngeraolL of th I'ardu BURNING BUILDINGS. Do traction of Frank Field Ooa Cracker and Candr Factory Lsiat Night 1 htm at AUt $11,000 Um VwOi- the nn to University, presented the subject, "Progress in Agriculture." To-night Dr. Gregory, Reagent of tho Uni versity, lectured, oa "ihe Parks ot Europe, a them with which he la familiar.

HE THOUGHT IT WAS THE BATH-TUB. story in Saturday's KngU of a man going I to bed with a knife rammed eight Inches into hla leg, which ao Inconvenienced him that ha didn't rest well, calls to mind aa anecdote of tbe lata Martin Kalbflaavch. Whan that gentleman was Mayor of Brooklyn. he complained one morning of a alight pain tn his aide, for which he took a small doaa of brandy. Finding that it relieved him he went about his basin, bat th second day he spoke to hla pnvat secretary again, and said he couldn't linagtn what all ad his stomach, as hi general health was good aad be nadn eaten anyiuing mas naa oasagreoa with him.

Another doe of brandy oaxrlod him through that day. baton th mornlnff of the third be remarked th same pain, and believed be wouia nave it attended to. a Dhraiolan was called, who, on examination. diaoovered that the worthy Mayor had broken three ribs. said Jtaibfleiach, "that's fanny.

I remember now, while taking a bath th other morning I fell. I heard somotliing crack, bat I thong hi It was th bath-tub." XafU. THE COAL MIRERS. agri Jaa. Ml Th ooal hav decided that th aid rat tor prodaoUo at the mines maintained for the praam Da MoiKaa, Iowa, Jaa.

H-Th total ooa-wntaoasof ooal miners aad operators are both Uil la Uf tunc Mack fatal XaraiarTv. CKX0A.OO TIXX. A tua stutn last moaT. The alarm a 10O hat talhU las er MadUoa aad Das plilsss streets, bos Sa 391. was caused by Use break ia aat are tm the eseaaa story mi the large tkoar-ssarr aa4 olldlas mm the of Dasplalaee aad Waa tastoa stravta.

The bvUdlag waed by Jaaws W. BeortUa. af Oak fark. was aoemptad ty tlx Brai of tfrmak rtawt Co. as a cracker aal raady BsaaaXactury.

ths erarkar hiislne halaa avrM a oa tae seal aad Um balaaos of the tsslUlac iirrtss to the maaafaetors of asadr of all ataxia. Tsars was a fall stock oa haad as well aa a largs supply of raw saa-rUl. Ulaaln Soar, swear. oxnasara, etc. The rxtrnt mt tae basis eas aar rd oa saay be asUmalo.1 by the fast that ovar i bandrad men wore snzasvsl la ths balld'nc.

Tae ongu of ths Bre aaksowa, allhomgh ass of the hands eajplm-ed as a slsar, aamod JTe AaoVraoa was la the bo i Id los riarikaMos eeuin anu artor bo ootamonoonw-cil of the ara. batovor Uw urttfla of Um are soar tsavs hm. the tlanvr, oone started, rapidly ewead froos toe north f-ra ed of tor aeenadotarv.wbero I bey wm brat uutloeft, to rear fyt le bwlldloc.aol. la tmi a few tainuloe, tumrd their wav tarunsta the aonr aoove. a o4 then after a brief luUTial.

Into im nuoro below. Tne ourner bv lb be lid Ids an exmarl one. and tae heavy brrexa fruia wish aasin enveloped tbe wU.ie stnxst-ln Damrs. an 1 mala tt esn-trat the lireaaea bat not bine bwt lb mare okelron cf lbs walls rul be saved. I two shirt uoera eT-rylint of valoe wae de-stroyel, Ihe are, BulUitandlci tho olaiol pcorU of the Itrmfrn, aarlas fumed It way lt.rot.su the and into the baseeaeal blow.

t.ractk-allr mkinx the bold bnil-luc a ruin. Tae otruotttre wao of brlca and near ly aw. havms iinlv bxrn rrcsrt'd three yro.ro oinee htrh Urtie It has bs-a istuiM bv Ihe Arm in n-l alxrr. ci.uod of 'rsnk Mrid an 1 1). Haiti a.

Their looe to be I. aa the bnolDfsis carried ou a ooujiwratlrrly. oa au rrtenone a "rale, a now out In Culra-n. aud. In-dee 1, la toe aad was.

aorevrT, very snoenofnl eiiswlmoul. Ike machinery empl)ed la the bulMlac wao nrw and very rlai'ato, moo of It belns siteclally male for tie firm. Oa arrooat oi in laleuea or the b. or aad the midettc of ta owner oat uf town. It waa tmpoooila to aanev-lain tue exact eooi at the Isai It aa tal I lo have btn aut Th ralat 4 the Ki-neral otoca.

ln-ti raw ud luoaulot lntr.1 Mr Meld A wao i.ul the machinery, lnclalins rnsinro, furaacea, boilers, aiwul slil.isai in the cvaeral Ux there was a total lanranoe. diau-ltrsted la various onmpaulra. of f. aad ua la u-chloerr (sn'Ssi. The btiildiac aas aloo iaarod to nearly It.

fall a. ir. Ii satd. It a Md.leo so to the Bamr t-larf eonhnrd to tbe tau-r tor of tbe IrulUJlnj a th exterior waa ao dark a ta dark-eat ntstit. and it was nalr olooally a hew a brtrnt 0aob uf Saiao burot ont tlirotigh broken.

l.oarax-l -o In the wio'loao. aad tl.r eitcrtor tiat to of tae n.o3'rn rucJ1 drvr. "-'nd- Taer were hairs Vulame of erox.ke cuDstanlly rollias oat if tae wtaduwe oa all iMn aad ttrtrea toward ta ea-t by tbe otl-k. winl Toe aaior cs -scalsl oa the nuiinr of the (rruis, tne weather as and ret a few of them o.e tl eo of a ito frr-a vrv ao bare tt.e asosarabc a aieuiuc ksrurrr Tae flrrmf a ia'nred on loe ditHea.ty la tttinral.iilui too Aaneo ow to Uo naii l-ln tbe two etrrot i.lr ar wire. aa.ca prwtosusl tn ratia loat I ladder or errs the tsrueiai of iarv otroaa.

of water lulo Ike two awrira. Tae water la aooiu tbe wlree wao uroaru. an.l ler tbe t.s. u( lu atrxl rame ura tin it rra-bl ta isjt otory BrioKfe lul llnlc than kl tao oireaxua of tur toward tl.e Irnim rhanee f.jr tbe water to re. tnll.

la la latuw tora a larr tosat laddv rale4 aora dtotoara frta th bsill.lii.f. aad some rtorlal aotk wao o.tv wit a i Mrraa of water Ihruaa into th baildtaf frusa ta lop ef rU 1 a are waa area dlooovered by Pot ir OAr-T wao rnaf In lb arw aiarav aesnart otorv st thai Uave af prarl to be Ulamlnato'A. aa I ara a nma rm- tiuaosl to ttt baildlas. aXux la alarm aad bow soaada, ibe tlaiaea aad et4 laov wav lata id apprr susry la av ejw1 aw, want. Onrln lu proao.

a taw trot story. lnl wa beuT deles Biack rlaasas thera. to Woe story mt toe buiMias wao kol WxtcaeU by ara. bat was oonn-lr'elr ureaekoj i.y ait aad la etao So all uaotrfsi la Tbere aa anvalaa lakra ool of to bwudiaa aad ao rfltat aaad lo ear aarthlec Ta Bra. which areas a boat 10 clock, waa folly and euairol at 1 tbie ntorclaa, bwl wa not eooipioUly ost anul J- otmab rtaca.

Hparks from ataumiary enrtrv la aash aad blind factory owned by 111 a rtbevts. at Frsualln atrwesj. canoe! a Bre I her al 1 1 dock yesterday mu( aa 1 aa alarm from box liamara i bnlltliag HS. to stock. KS.

fully tnaure-d. t'blraney burning out al Couter srenua. caoaeal aa alarm from line Ir.rj at X'J o'clock yeatavdsy suiralaf. No damara Fir brvke owl, from aunt canoe akaowa, la ta lvau7 base of lb to a -bark tallta mt Walker a- OakleT lojinery. ooatbeaol rorae e4 c.

-ton avcaae and Inrrabam Sluo; uiaaraao aakauwa. Vrtrruts. Tana-. Jaa Ml -A are early tkia moraine at ta.1lon. Ark-, baraed ta store of leaser BfoCaav.

Loaa, taoaxaa, Clscrvx ATT. Ohio, Jaa GmtrlWl MUlorabarg. Ky ooerlal aara aa laoeadlary Ar dewtroyed tb bars of Mrs. Naae last nlsut, two miles from that placsv ai.ooo; htooraooa, 1.2sX Drraorr, Jaa. 3a Ths haadaoas Few- ton Block al Flint, la this Htala, wao rwUed laat nlrht.

I'lmer a Stvewa, eao dealer; lr. liasbew, auervy a Boahaell, booh store, aad H. bponrwr, bard wars, ar law prta-ctl Batterers. Th lno.es aud Insaraao ar ao yet dnnltlv ascwtalned. Itpeetoi TeMarraia la trior OsaaaJ hnnravK, Oslo, Jan.

3-1. Throaih a dr feet It floe the dwalltac of William Jena, a farmer on roll aoalB of her, cauirhl Br, barnlas ta boildtac aad eonVraua. laaared for la th Ohio Karraevs'. EVANSVIU.K. lnL.

Jaa 11- Tbe realdeare of tx-Sraalor T. a MoCreory. at Uweaboro. Cy, was barned at noon to-uav. Partly Inoarwd.

PAWTt'isr. R. L. Jan. 31.

Taer wa a sllrtt Bre to-day la tua Cnloa add ins Mill, asd lid- ward McXaactUla, aced ito yeara, waa salrinalsit HERE AND THERE. rw OtrfXawa, Jan. SO. TVs altornry for ths tow boats itlmitas the aalvag claim sotnsl ths steamship I oa lata a a aad oarro al from to tUoU.OUU Bpoxial Toll i am lo Tbe I nor Uroaa.l Mn-WACTtaa, Wav, Jaa. Su Tht rmlii a aamber of promlncat eltlaoas aad basfaoas ma met to mac late tdisaiarlvos lata a society fur Lb protoottoaef ash aad gaia la Lb tLat by la ataUleJiBMnt of oBstabaukry.

Jadg MaUery, H. W. weUbor. aad Chaanory frnaana ware aomlastad a com ml tto ta eoefor wTUi ta faat aaooriatloa and sacare the ea act to eat of Wgtela-Uoa looking lo th aooooipllaamoai of la aad la view. aveeial TWTm to Tb Into OrosaJ Polo, IlL, Jaa.

9u Tb roads ta lata yVfafly eontina lo ra a wrtsvehad eondltlo. Tar ha beoa a BToat chaar la Lb weather sine mora lag, th wind now Mosul cold from ta went, Profeaaor J. W. Ms car the eoood of ale pnpoiar eoaras of kctaros oa goueocy as oar etUa-ns mat rvewlns. ait Tiiiaism to 1 ua fatar fbwaaJ BLaWMrxoToa, IlL.

Jaa. Ju Maerlg Afcor aay cli I an ta furaliar Kammar oa aa aseotMa for that Mr. Eammrr will to abl aad eoow wlta a ho too mo e. arnol T'Wrw Ta lotot i I hovTH baJTu, Jaa. aa Xlsoeral Ofaara Trip Areoad ta World." a psasrami wfctoa otartod owl from Cklrasw two or tar days as, aaat to rrtaf la ISia eliy tae atcbt, and was ko-'tay ahlrTed back, ll tailed Wujiisi.tox, Jaa.

a Jados Bradford, Of ta Catted fate CirraU Coan. baa deaiad tbe antbcAioa of la Oi eon ban I era of fsaow Coaaiy. praying that rroro of rosanraitoa to lur loom Itobmd of tor tto itovab- llcaaa. Lb latter aariaf bad a tavaaa ao at Lb laak etodloo, air to nrmd DeaonUa aad hsaalilinsn lor lb wbola Hi ata. rr.

ftcorr. e.aa Jaa. ta-Th aofler of Moloy's Saw -milt, ata mflos atnkms af tku elty, ta Veraow t.saaty, ka, aoUslod to-day. taetaaUy kllltaf 1 aoma rueeiia. a laborer, aad aortoaa.jr tajaf lag aad amlllsj laarrr M-aotfy, to T-ltail ass lil.

aasl IseeioW ears lx telega. tts.isan,Uta.Jaa. Is jta awao oero4 oy tao fUnei of aees fxe Lao awoS esat tt 7 aa Ihiiiu oaavoawar. So ta I i I aomt May aA tae leouvaA, aao awea aa a snoaiilowii a itroasLaawlejjow's toea.L Tae i ssUtodala ao ooeai ss avaa as I ana, osntwoan nilM as laa Ii i i in la Daatev oa. ot Mtaataasw CRIMINAL BULLETIN.

TP SIMM aTt'alsM nttalo ssTas lilsao Uoca laLAwn, Jaa ATVev a daraUoa of eight days, last trial of Patrick Ororaa. aa, aa4 PaarWt Oaraey for the tuartUr of Coatrad wTtttck asi tae 14 th ot Xo7abatr lass, has aioaod. Tho tary rs- portod at 'iaok, afasr beta ami ty aoara Gmgaa was soatiauia far him. awy for Iorwsa raara, taa4 aalUd. Doa-roa, Jaa.

3U eivaara K. Ahbott. tea all aged Hordrrwr of II ra Cra, at Grotoa, aaoa. was nil at EaoA Vearw. by a farmer.

asd was lo-day take Vs Ayr tuS MfUUBcalHa acaioLABT ST asm-x on roetalTili- to la uar Mot i cm. Jan. i -Ta taUTtaary hoao of Johaausi A Karaoida a barrlar- ssl of gwoVo laa Btjrht a.aoating to tfta acil, ayrrawrt laa.oc. la alas owl afO swll oy to aams gang Ao claw aMuarr is Kia an-oi-wrs. Swtaj Til 1 1 to loo Uwiri Cuirrsoo, liL, Jan.

Mi tor otm Mav I aooouaU of W. U. Uarnaua. Orrwa icrk bbl coejaty. Lave beaa nadT tavaatoraUoa bv tbe Loard of fiuperviaura.

aad I ar i aArat laey louasl a aoortag of aaarty IS SI oamaoai ritpisl ro favor of lata ourrsrrw, bo olartad Jamas Dv.and Vo taka caarrw of that ofhee aaul a wornai raa appwetad at the aerl t-rta of ths Ctrrirfi Conn Tka was ILuTisoa sound tana, havuag hawa a very popular aaa lsrrrrjia lle-to; Torrasa lsl laarr i -sr. waw. Ind, Jaa Ju Th body of a mala Infant was found lo aiaut rwtk this nutraiag appcroUy not oyer a UL Nut to allgtaax Uaos of tts patarasiy ouhmX be fotuxL raasTtso crxi iij3 tukia poosa; Torrwa to Two loos- mrvm wm, la. oao. ooan Xama.

al'ai who was arraotaj la Uti c-ty a snort tltaa ao, waa bmurht brforw a fwo of wcace aad cKarad with earn tar cm. 1-ub i i bare em bo trarwsA Ta lealay to irod Maruasa. Too li'nn of hi tani wii robao.y oorralsl bfor ana nlng A caas BKWtatajrx. eorleJ Tail rai to TV tasoo k.a Uuwiviwurow. Ul Jaa Jl If araVaJ Millar U-day arv yessag aw aaaaaj Iwmpaoa aad a r-rt auaod e-aa-o from IrasiirdiriJ, a lieeiaia from Um ataer of Ua gvL ll ta a raa of eloy meaV ta (trt ramiag taat aa to la A rwraaaaa Baaocn Has raasnara.

Col. Ja Stl TaarVesr Tatar, a Caiaaaaaa. wa haagwd at Casaaa to day fur th taardrg of a '1 Mia as Oo-laaa Coaaty. Dssswmbor. Ia7a lusvmi ma asr-srsis.

CocTarn. I'-ia rra, tow a Java Dv H. Mr. Mary Bkr. of Usdli.

arrowtod bar to-day oo a sreoarr at, charrtag the-m wlta cataasng th off Mr. l.ns r.ffjr-d. of Bar UarWda. lowa. by ahoruoa Tb mt wood hav boo rdacwsl and hoary boavi to at i ar litt asnr raw fur preAimtaary tManay a aai-Tat.

rusy poeloJ Til I to Tto) te aoa-rB Bcaa. lad, Jaa Jo Las ovaaing trama aaorbt Ua litU daa-wbsr of Scele-y ta la aliry back of hor faiara rood. draco and aUrmraVod to ootrarw bar. tier faibrr and aao. bar hoard hor crvoa.

aad tb tramp Hod. Th father aad awvorat taavrb-bors lotood la purwatt aad eaorkl aim a i ar la oiy bsBiba, aad gar him a barrvUa ml THE RAILROA.DS. axroa aoan in vturs. 5rw Tons. Jaa.

3A Ta Voog otaadfag trait of the 1st. Looia, Altoo aad Terr Haul tUllmad lompaay scatoox llamarl Tu lew. Charie BuUor, aad ocbars baa radod st last by a virtual coaf ito is cf rodmvtil by Cm feadanta and rvvmymont of sovwral hutodred taoanaan 1 tMlat, i ailr Agnrd papers which eoociad as fntlowa: ll ta ordrrrd, ad I U' Irod. aad docroed by Lb court agalnat bald drfctxliniA. ButW and Ttldra.

thai tb Ull of complaint aad amended tail aad tho asm ar berwiry dismiaood from aad out of this court wtia- oat oo to rtlber party. a aroi-X CTTT 0 T. VaCU aiieml til ri ii to Tw lawneai tatocx Cm. lesra, Jaa So Tb Mnav City aad H. rani bailroad Cocaioa art aartar a trmawnortaleoa boat ball al Mas ad Cur.

LX bv whkc lo bar ronaarUi wU-k tAwdf loal City aad Kebraak Koad la Ito apnaa. sa aavaw ttfmna ayweal Tokrwraat to Ta a 1 laiMABarraAa, Jaa. Aa order aatrrod I tto Called asatos Cowrt to aay. as ta a rooitaamlto of kUlJaa amlta. of Um rv waywo.

Msaoto aad at a.Oxu sw aaawsa, IsMASArsraua, ixrarra in armrwomua. Ttoraaaor loal Ito aaaa ami aboal to oarar aoatroe of tto ltoo aooav, Ito- mmimr aad araaasVS mimai to sw wed fwaaded. flu i leal llsmm ll aara ft will to Ito potter of la road a fc oat af all rwia Uar ailtooeoa aad mmrm ta road oro a all aosraiaa roads laal oeatr ks oa M. wiu to sivoa aay taa rrobrat ka. rartno BaJU asm aay i as aay otkot.

Krw ToatC Jaa. VA 41 ta aa La rarift Mafl otoamsktp I ami aay will make a rot of 4 0 oa ratoo rrom aow lore to aaa r- aad rooas fmika to mm iil Tto latAor ar ported to ta prasiai rai anspa roTTXA Canxssa. wy. Jaa. so.

Tb otastlia Mi Ul Je- to Ao Uvaf.i otnra of Mr. Ueary I ra y. oa Lao eweue af tsoamg toxi taoi la rlwL 1 1 to laoaia I Uoxto ot tato aowaty to ta taawa raeaa taaa-L ralrt I btiaTaJT I Compaay. to WaOd la talbwad aorvfe I toward tto Lvo Udta aad IWa aaary. rv- ha fawot.

grsaSlst ovtiEm or ocu rrtJLitsUirt. Xrw Toax. Jsa. SU-attIvssL ta tmsdol Dtnaaaa, irom aatworp. vt sssarvaa, daav au.

Arnrwo, wa avat ahln BoLhata. traaa hvw Torfc. hsw Toes, Jaa. 3a Am rod, th Xookac, tmat Brsmsav Xaw Toat, Jaa. UX Arrlvad, aUlMa xroaa Adrsrpooa.

bXUIR-UCt. fJocTK hot lad, Jaa ao Mx Ir4 X-Cas, of anattaai sx. tssas rwtag th a l. i. laAel Uo mjtm.

'el AW, 1 1 11 TKROr THE RTL" aastM lmarawaaaa sT WaTaaaammw tUM art an as as rartxy Laa f.leai.i tus IVaktkalkawfMams A lark paraarlal taaaabas aa ISa IsoaWTWlkslrt-aalaUaAw. waaa ws twssme it the im It a laasta i Z. Ii. a duly reresA. aod tw vo leuut It Tan.

J. a noattt c.ajk atrewi. cat cag'i, or taooy. and tiat la.lv psat la aa ap-pearsDc this uorutag 7 be aj drpartod oetona, blj for ih-ago Vo-alsbt. aoracsAtrr knaua ajw-soj Tilei ai "Too tow i oa Li.ans-srroa.

LlL. Jaa Itsl "taa Ocsyk's raotauranl was n4.be 4 her last uigh: of a large uwiu! of gooaia. No art. or c.o-w ASXorurta ai ai ia L-orrcm. Jlaaa, aa 11 l.kha fina Ayt taonUoa U.e arrkva.

Aoouti iaru-tody oa th iharr of Dudena; ra i ici al lirotno. fWrrral pevwjai ta hav resiea-ad hla. II dcllna lo mas a Lateo.rM Ui alric of ova as itliL kr ro wix.r'U' 1 So of lu )sarua of a a smttdsa 1 rw laMoo I Uini t. 1 Jin rau rv. Ing ibe ttae ut 1 I ld ro -l 040 siLtco men cd 1 tak.i y.MMo i-oo mm i-m oj as a rw a ai mUMb bo aaa bl lnd.

MrNa.ll A -ara man; r.u.r trf-oo. I ssr I ywar. rev-(sl T-v sow feara tfcal trv ta ab on work, aad Les4 si a tie lo o-auribsod a Uus a art. gray ta-l beard rfii atu, ttara ovtsboaaaoa, aad aaxaoA Osll, rt'toiAM rarrcraask. Ito low Jaa, 1-Maraal Gate oarwd vt of a raa of I UuS I 1" ia, om.ao.J a i A ov w- kard.

mtmUmmmt gfmhm. CasaJa tu' ta rra. aaviai ia.y ta ss-av assajjeS; A' aa avaa teaesr mfti est Wfcaa taea la rra. to tmiay bkat Irareewuas taw rra waa aa baKtwai or raossawoa taiteg ak aaa, ka Use aem of taw fAoyal Arrkcmrteral oowid mm lb otorS la traoapuag a a a a rosso grata la tkas avyla law saw ssarreata a arrw asan. wtsom teaca awaao.

as la taw vorVoas ka Oewal UrUala. ar at work rwardotr. a4 wtsm tao-y a sail aiaae oast rw thrvaga taw rra te4 la a sod, boat aset tarosai-fe th ryw Uaolt. ao a to aaoot mmi 1m ta Ik Ta irwAh tv ry la Uua oa oa avwv rrs-a thaa lit Iox-h ka, tuesag nan of a aaO, aha-iow atream ar i vr. ta bonciaad.

a. as nag ao-ttaev tandw our ferry, was furd4 by isoMa going to aa from ta raarkn. raavosa aara-T a iad Va s--al a klo an; Laos of hi anuaatat-aaao wkwica be tae la audolmta Our mum, terapewary IH t-at caio to trws oa. asaoaiavu. a vU aa oasiad.

ta wbieh th trot vwrw rafora aa woutag bar ctothow la the Jwaa lo a' a-at, ysar ta JeaaM arS'luea ary to dra- a' br-r t-. toau lkr ta lira 1st -rejrf IJereU Our frd raawd lb kit. mk ha lav iwirvra tho -cst tasosr nf Ayr ta SroUasl wao aabcaittasl laim ku to Ivev lr. f. K.

adlo.l, 4 otaaj-w a high aotixjrriT oa la wesra. tbe imsi Ucrum. In a adVu rorya kiad Ukis IS Uvtixi of govag tUly lam ta utrlni't of cvmtrovf-rrv, aad ynl kua ottuoq ta wnuwg. shirt' daiV frw. Ut -n 1 ri fnaasers of pr.at.ag a --t kt rorr Iao.

o. to utti ma 1 oar no" CVO tx aaottbea ye reydy. r7 let I caiae lul.evinr amnni a ml a kif-a ya Lot irkAw. tun inn to nam by I I do r. si kaoa.

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