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Huron Signal, 1852-01-29, Page 1O wr. ew r.".'. rt A. ei.a Via: r,• s.: w r)a' TIN 'MILLINGS! n• • l• e "THE GREATEST POSSIBLE 000D TO Tei tivarnuT POWRLE NOMBRE w VOLUME V. MINUTES G/ the Pruce•thags . the Mrsnieipnl Council for the United Counties of haemo Perth and Brox, holden at the Hamas liege[, Goderials ow the 29th day 9f December 1851, pursuant to adjoternmeaat J,uas the 2asd Jely, 1851. eadlaalrr:—William Clalk, Esq., Warden. - Manua. BM VA' • Messrs. 1iULM1E8, ult.ANNAND. DONE IN, FLANAG.AN, GIRVIN. HAM I LT': N, LAMB, GOURL.IY, Warden addressed the meeting. I. Letter from Mr. astrachan late Solicitor to the County Canned was read. 2. Letter from Mr. Strachan Tate Solicitor, when it was 3. Moved by Mr. Deakin, seconded by Mr. Flanagan, That a commute of three be appointed to tale into consideration Mr. Steachaa's letter, and to report thereon. 4. It was moved in amenJiueut by Mr. hays, seconded by Mr. Bea, That the letter of John Strachan, I•i.q., be received sad bled. On the yeas and nays being taken on the dmendraeot, there voted for the amendment 7, for the motion 7, the Warden pve W eating vote in favor of the motion, which was carried. 5. It was further moved in amendm'.nt in the motion, by Mr. Smith, aecooded by JIr. I iohne+, "i lot the Clerk write to Mr. Strachan m reply to his roam,.nicatroa regarding the report of the select committee urn Law -!'lea to quash .By -Law., stating that the Cowed are not aware of anrrharge or insinuation in the clause referred to but what may hz plaimdy anderstnod from the facts therein stated. Carried. 6. Letter from tltc i'ubfjc 11 'oils Department, Toronto, or- dered to be filed. 7. Letter from John Wilson, F,q., Landon, ordered to be bled. 'Phe following dneurned', were submitted to the Councii,and th referral to e Finance t'ommittee. 8. Letter from the Clerk of the Peace to the Warden. 9. Orden of tlie.Quarter Sessidns of the Pear... 10 Copy of a letter fro. tit Warden to the Clerk of the Peace. 11 Copy of a letter from the Warden, was referred to Road sad Bridge roninmittee. The following documents were referred to the Finance Com- mittee. 12 Letter from Mr. Beecher, Los/om. 13 Letter from Proriacial secretary's Office, to Warden. 14 Letter from (bunt,' Treasurer. 15 Copy of correspondence between the County Treasurer and the Canada company relative to borrowing £30,000 for and that he place the amount of gush cert,Jcrtes rercir:d from Having convinced himself that hu money Rmvel1 * tee leading road, withia.too, cooatieta. ....mob -Terra 4i!s •t, -the reedit; of- mirk Tonvehit—referred to }was eight, he pbeed beth•esskr his pitkw. 16 f WALLACE, COLE, BELL, HAYS. (GODRRICH, COUNTY OF HURON, (C. W.) THURSDAY, JAN. 29, 185E. $ TWELVE AND SIX rEscit icir 585 via or MI IRMO. ' NUMBER 1. The Minutes of yesterday were read and approved of. Whoa AN ADVENTURE IN HUNGARY the following documents were referred to Finance committee :— 41 Petition of Archibald McCky and 35 others. 42 Mored by Dr. Cole, seeouded by Mr. Nell, That tie sem of £35 be greeted by this Council for the purpose of cross - laying 60 rods of the road over the " Little Cranberry Marsh," on the Town -line between liay and Stanley ; and also for cross - laying a small Cedar Swamp ou oaid lure. 43 Petition of Messrs. James Gordon, and William Batten- bury. 4h Petition of William Story. 45 Aewunt (sudden breach) Bridge on Stratforr and St. Mary'. Road. 46 Do do Bridge on Huron Road at lot 4, North Eaathope. 47 Do for work done on the Mitchell Road. 48 Do (sodden breach) Carron Brook ]fridge. 49 Do do Whirel Creek Bridge. 50 Do lluron Signa) 1'rintinr Office. 51 Do (sudden breach) Addict.] Road,Colborne. 52 Do do do 53 Do do McKillop. 54 Do do Silver Creek Bridge. 55 Do work done at New .Maitland Bridge. 56 1)o of work and labour dome at Carron Brook. 57 Do \1 iliiam titory, Store Piro for Gaol. 58 1)o Men's wanes asssting County Surveyor. 59 Do Stationary and Posta a County Sri;veyor's Ogee. At tyles, words the landlord looked very 60 County Surveyor's Report — refened to Road and si o rii!icantly at the young man who sat op Bridge committee. From the Germans. On the third day after his departure from Vienna, a horse -dealer alighted at an in situated at the entrance of a little town which, to all appearance, was respectabl and quiet. Ile recommended his horse t the care of the landlord, dried his clothe at the fire, and as soon as supper was ready oat down to the table with the host and his family, who appeared to be decent people During supper the traveller asked where be came from, and on his answering from Vienna, they were all anxious to bear some news from the capital. The horse -dealer told them all be knew. The landlord then asked him what business had taken him to Vienna, to which he replied that he had been there to sell some of the very finest borse=r,tbat had ever appeared in the market there. .1 by a convulsive .aotiosi and a stifled cry of pain, confirmed the foreboding that the un- happy man is the bed had his throat cut. After a abort pause of awful adeoce, the landlord said: " It is over now : look for the money." ' " I hare (mind it (leder tLe said e the son; ° it is in a leather belt and pocket Tbe murderers disappeared. Every thing being now quiet, the travel- ler crept limn under the bed, jumped out ol the window, and hastened to the adjoirdaig 61 Surveyor's estunate of gravelling and improving the Lee. polite to him, and Who appeared to be his don and H,r Huron Roads, refeed t•, Road and Bridge committee. son. Ili. expressive glance did not escape 62 Surveyor's estimate of New \laitland Bridge, referred to the observation of the traveller, who; how - Road and Bridge conaoittee' ever, tool no notice of it;yet he verysoon 63 Do do for improving 1.1miles e. road through referred to Road and Brid;r committee. afterwards hadregret his want of Colborne to Ashfield, 64 \loved by )Ir. Garvin, seconded by \Ir. Hays, That the i enation. Being to ng in want of repose, be beg - Assessor and Collector of the County of Bruce be paid not of the , ged the landlord, as soon as the supper was United Counties' foods, as the parses had much trouble in ea- ( finished, to show Lim to his room. The dcasonring to perform the duties imposed upon them by the : landlord took a lamp, and conducted the Council, without being able to collect the rates, as the ielubitants i refused to pay the same. The above motion was referred to the traveller nevus+ the yard Tato a detached Finance committee. buildieg,which contained two tolerah',y neat 65 Moved by Mr. Holmes; seconded by Mr. Ahmad, Thet rooms. A bed was prepared at the farther the School committee do take into consideration the notice -of end of the second. the Local Seperinteadent of No. 3 Division, to teachers on the As soon as the landlord bad retired the princi,,le of laking `school averages and report thereon—referred traveller addressed hum<elf, wbuekled a to School committer.' 66 Moved by Mr. Rath, seconded by Mr. Hill, That the Counts Treasurer be instructed to receive certificates from the past collectors of the different Townships in these I'aited Coun- tios, as , .,vaen t of taxes that lanst been charred the second tirae, money belt containiog a considerable sum in gold, and took out his pocket -book, which was full of Austrian bank -notes, Id 1reaswe' r i . +tract or quarter eniino 33th Sept. l'insnce committee. extinguished the b ht, awl some fell asleep,' a 17 Notice of motion b--, 1)r. Cole, that to -morrow I will niure G7 Moved 'by Mr. Ifay, seconded by JIr. red',, That a thanking (sod acd all the saints for the suc- t that a grant ba made to consL-uct a cra,s:rar over the 'e Little Committee of Five upon Roads and fledges be an..... d. (hi of his journey.- lie bad' slept but an Cranberry Marsh" between the Town line of town to inform the authorities of what had happened. The mayor immediately assembled the military, and in less than three quarters of an hour, the inn was surrounded by soldiers who bad been summoned to arrest the mur- derers. The whole bouie seemed buried in profound silence; but on approaching the stables they hcared some noise. The door was broken in, and the landlord and his son were seen busily digging a pit. As soon as the murderers saw the horse dealer, they uttered a cry of horror, covered their faces with their hands, and fell to the ground. This was neither from repentance nor the fear of punishment, but they thought they saw before them the ghost of the mur- dered roan notwithstanding they heard )him speak. There was some trouble in con- vincing them to the contrary. They were then bound, and led to the out -house, where the horrible deed had been connmitted, anxious to sec how the enigma would be soared. The prisoners appeared tolerably collet - ted, et least calm and sullen; but when on entering the room, they perceived the body which lay on the bed, the son fell senseless to the earth, and the father threw himself upon it, with load lamestatioes, clasped the bloody cocpie,asd:e=eleimed dttr r aiy, uis Ir " tlly son ! oh, my sI, thy faththerr am by murderer." Tbc murdered man was, in fact, the uungest son of the host. Drunkenesss was be only fault this young man had; and this ight,instead of being, as his father and rolher supposed, in bis'own bed, he had one out secretly, and been caroul'ing with some of his eompauioas, at the alehou c. Soon becoming sufficiently inebriated, nd fearing hie father's allot if lie appeared before him in that state, he intended to pass he night in the detached outhouse, as he had often 'done before. JIM companions had accompanied lain hither, and helper him to climb up to the window. The rest requires no further explantticn. Nor do we need to add that the mur- derers expiated their crime with their life and that the horse -dealer, althonh saved, and again in possession of VI plundered pro- perty still shudders at the. recollection of Stanley and ley, a ballot bear; takes, the committer was declared to consist obout or two when be wan suddenly awaken- f t :,I pursuant to petition of inhabitants of same line. esrs. lie, Donis, Lamb, Cole and Rath, The followuag document, were submitted to the Council, and 6e Moved by 3lr. Armand, seconded by Mr. Holmes, Tat ed by the opening of the siindow, and im- referred to Finance committee. ,, a sum aot to emceed two pounds ten ebillingo be expended on the mediately felt the night air blow upon hum. n IS Account of John Strtehan, Esl. road between the Maitland Bridge and the 'Town of Godench to g b 19 Bridge n , - carted at this unforeseen circumstance, New Maitlandle ccounts marked A BC Brid ts Ben. ,Inhere D E e"Oneatrd with the teep it lel a iilite eosfiition daring winter, referred to Finance the traveller rai.ed himself up in bed, and g 20 Stationary accosts' for Trea,rer's Office. . committee. 69 a Seek of works completed tbit season by Perceived the head and shoulders of a man, 21 Stationary account Cul t;oaatr Clerk's Office. the Canada onprroy's Improvement fund, referred to Finance who was struggling to get into the -Croom; at 22 Account and Letter from 11. ltowseU, Toronto,. committee. the same time he heard the rcices afseter- a 23 Do Jaffray and ion, l ;alt. 70 Mored by Mr. VG allace, seconded by Mr Cirsin, That alnoes who were standing under the win-' - 24 Do (sudden brach,) }!rade between titasiey and. the Fiance committee be instructed to take into com1'leratson pe • ' t Goderich. the amount of Mr. Signal'. defalcation, • and what steps to be dove.' 25 Account do Road ti Port Albert. taken for the recovery of the same, referred to Finance cosh- A dreadful terror seized our traveller, 26 Do Work dole nn Line of [toad between Ashfield mi:tee. nho gave himself up for lost; and scarcely and Warvanoab.A71 Moved by Mr. Girvin, seconded by- Dr: Cole, That the knowing Khat he did, crept under the bed 27 Do (sudden breach)) Black Creek Bridge. road from Coderleici b road in Colborne to the Dsioe lila in I as gnieily as po,v!,le. - A mogne it al/ce- de Do do building Bridge over Trout Creek." Colborne ne the 8th conces'ioa and from then^.e to \Wawanosh 1 29 Do - do repairing road opposite ,Lot 3, sou. be included is the list of roads to which the By-Iaw relative to "Wards a elan -,yang heavily into the room, 1, Ellice and Downie. saddest breaches will a;,ply, referred to Finance committee. •and sta,2gcrr•d up to the bed, supporting 30 Do do repairi.a; Bridge and cromway op- 72 Moved by Mr. Ratla, seconded by Mr. Hill, 'That the himself against the wall. polite Lot 2, coo. ti, on the Stratford and `t. Man's Road. County Clerk when writing to Mr. Jones, concerning back taxes. Confomeled as the hone -dealer was, he 31 Do do builbiiig Bridge over creek opo-; a site Lot 1, on the 1 Ith con., Domiie, Stratford and St. Mary's' R d oa . 32 Petition of Mrs. Nairn. 33 Letter from chairman of Board of Public Iestreetioe. 34 Aeeouot and letter from A. W. Otter, Esq. 35 Cirestar from Chief Superintendent of Education to County Clark, and blank form, referred to School committee. 36 Moved by Mr. Smith aeeonded by Mr. Rath, 'that the clerk write to T. M. Jones, Esq., Commissioner of the Canada Company, informiag him that an advertisement published in the Huron Sigma/ and Hrrox Loyalist Newspapers, and addressed to collators of Townships to the United Counties, regarding ar- rear of Taxa due by the Canada Company• upon lands held by Iwea has cawed considerable difficulty to the collectors, as it is imperative upon them to levy these arrears upon the residents os the leads unless otherwise paid, and that it is necessary that some arrangement be made for that purpose as soon as possible— carried. 37 Moved by Mr. Holmes, seconded by Mr. Donkin, That the clerk of this Cowell do write to the Local Superintendents of Education in these United Counties intimating to each of them that it is the desire of this Coeneil that all documents con- nected with the apportionment of public mosey within the present year be submitted at the nett session of Council --carried. 38 Moved by Mr. Smith, seconded by JIr. themes, That s committee of five on Finance be appointed. On a ballot being takes, the committee was declared to consist of Messrs. Iiolma, South, Do.kia, Wallace sad Hays. 39 Moved by Mr. Rath, wooded by Mr. Gourley, That the Clerk write to the Canada Coepaay) s Commis'iooer, solicit- ing isforesatioe as to whether the Cascada Company intend paying the back taxa due on the Lands u Logan and Ellice, if not whether they will repudiate the whole of the land in these Town- e/Me, if only part of these hurls, what pert of the same. The above motion vets referred to the Fimaee committee. W Moved by Mr. Hays, reonded by Mr. Wallace, That a eammitlee of five on Schonlo be new appointed. On a Nina', being bakes the esmeottee was deelared to meet of Messrs. 'Bath, Battle Hays, Holmes ad Bell. Tib Council them a;oerssd MV to -marrow at 9 o'clock. WILLIAM CHALK, warden, Hama, Perth and Bru;e. Cca Ncrt Raw,Gonnicw, Tbenday, 30th I)aorssb r, 1851. awe.—T1s Warden in the ('hair. Mane CALL, HAYS. N11ITH, LA11L WALLACE, FL.AIIAGAN, Wean. RATH, 1 HILL, l TON, * 1KLAY, ANANNANDt Lo aso who der the Company in:cud-paying for years wren the nevertheless perceived that .the intruder lands havobeen leased between the times for asses -Ing and cod- t irebriab d, this eircunstance, however Tedi,. Also whath be lands was eu..,*. they intent[ to puma r n au , , have been taken up but no heats issued—carried. gale him little hone, for be had probably' '1'hc Council then adjourned until .to -morrow at 9 o'clock, A. :1. got intoxicated in order to summon up eour- WILLIA\I CHALK, \Varden, age for the contemplated erimc, besides. Hera, Perth and Binet' this die traveller hod beard the voices of ponces outsi*k, to that the murderergm case of resistance, could count noon the as- sistance of hi. comrade'. But how great was his astonishment when he saw the unkcown person throw his coat upon the floor. and stretched him- self upon the bed which lie had just quitted ! A few moments afterwards he bared the intruder snore, and his terror began gradual; ly to give way to reflection, although the whole affair was quite incomprehensible to him. Ile was jest preparing to quit bis biding place, m orde• to awake the inmate' of the house, and ask mother lied in place of that from which h: had been so nneeremouiou-- If circled, alien a new incident occurred. lie beard the outer door carefully open- ed and, on Iistenino, the sound of cautious footsteps reached his ear. Is a few mo- ment., the door of the room opened, and twn fingures, those of the landlord awl Ins sos.stooJ on thethresbold. " Keep the lam, bark'" mnttrred the father in a .uppremed noire. " What hare we to fear 1- said Ow young man; "we arc two against one: he., It s be has only a 'mall knife with him, and his sleeping soundly : hear how he more+. " Dh *bat 1 tell you," said the farmer, angrily : " do you wish to as a1- Lien !would Llure his cries alsnn tt:e nsiohbor- bdod t" The horse -dealer was horrified with the apectaek. He remained ,00tioeless under the bed scarcely daring to brratl,c. TI.< (ogress Rooms, }i-ednesday, 3 o'clock, l'. M. son shut the door after him, aod the two wb Warden resumed the chair, mad the min persons present wretches approached the bed on tiptoe. wa`e theta r tM b+ressow r._-....1. the bed nes sionh COUNCIL ROOM, GODCRICH, Wednesday, 31st December, 1851. PncsatNr.—The Warden in the ChriT.,, Mesas. HAYS, Mesas. GIRVIN, RATHI, COLE, HILL, BELL, WALLACE, HOI.MES, GUEST, HA MI LTON, FLANAGAN, LA Me, DON KIN, ANNAND. The Minutes of yesterday were read over aad approved of. 73 Letter from Mr. Jones to County Clerk, was referred to Finance committee. 74 Letter from Mr. McDonald (Sheriff), referred to Fi- nance c nni mince. 73 l'etition of County Surveyor, do 76 Mr. Wallace addressed the Coenril, stating en error ad been made in the am -lent of tax to be levied in the 'fown of Goderich for County purposes—on rerbal motion, the nutter was referred to the Finance committee to report thereon. The Report of the Road and Bridge Committee, mai, received aed referred to • counmittee of the Whole. The Warden noon - sated Mr. Bell to the chair. On the Report being read over, that pert of the report relative to the Sable Hill was confined as well IS that part relative to Black Creek Bridge which creek Bridge, and Warrens Creek Bride, alio, the recommendation about the New Maitland Bridge. Nos. 61, 62, and 63 were confirmed. 'The committee then rose, and the Warden resumed the Chair. On the Report of the Road and Bridge Committee being agsul submitted, it wao reeeived confirmed, and adopted. 77 Moved by Mr. Guest, seconded by Mr. Flanigan, That the Council de imourrie the new Bridge over the River Thames at St. Mary's referred to Fiance, Committee. 'the Caned adjourned till 5 o'clock, P. M. 'WILLIAM CHALK, Vlinrden Heron, Perth ansl Bruce. voliamb t• hp hp e napes hat dreadful night. it is suited that a short *nue .since a portion deep•ton•d thunder, leaving a..buge gap is tbo timber that fringes the sidne of the mho extending about two milts in a paretic! direction with the top.—The gap to the donee timber appears to he 'Colt sixty or a hundred feet in width and the sure in the earth reached to an unknown depth in which trees of the largest size were tor& up, and enortnou• rocks witieh had propehly lain eoncealed for ape were sent from their primitive beadier, and laid hare. This foundation as whin\ the rase - tam rests is euppeeed to given way. cited toes ot the battalioa 'tattooed at Toronto having applied for permiasios attend upon the miniatry of the g... Dr. Burns, Major L'Estrangs, the officer teem. mending, with Um concurreoee of Gemmel Gore, at once granted their resioest. To worship God aceordng to the d etatee of his coneeinnec, Is the inalienable nght of • eoldier as well se of the erten, bot i• a right which, even in the Br tiah hae not aloays bees handsome!! coiseeeded. ed 'hematite's to provide thit ueremer! let tarrimoilation for the crore, anal nide standing the unfavourable aisle of the wea, h.., it was p easier to aim so ferny et the men, nn la•t Sabbath isterrins. iteetspy• mg the seats &Holed to thern.—.11imismery Nits Yong( Jan. 4. --Th• steamship F.1 coo arrived this morning, by way of Chaves and 11 . At Jamaica the choler% wai. still prevalent. Total another of metirrie vete ii• st sppemene• estimated At in. 000. Thee elan for the mitalrlishiment of coast has been visited by a severe gale. Trade exceeding dull. WARRINGTON. J•11 2.—hir. Welker rs••• grime, larking for the Oman th. Mimst.r sr) Venice, and a mrapeorion of all diplomatic and commercial intercourse, emenempenes of Levis Napoleoa's meent act of emirs, - tote. After a coneidereble debate th• roe viattriala wee laol on the Uhl.. The Pryor. east see Kean. h had an totalities. peter. day. A FATHER'S ADVICE TO 1418 SON. ay CCOTRC, The time draws Near, dear Joho, th t I must go to the way from which none re - Mon. I eannot take Ile e with me. 1 mint leave thee in a world where good counsel is not superabundant. No nr.e is born wise. 'lime and cepereoce tench us to separate (Ise grain from the chaff 1 have seen more of the world than thou. It is not sif gold my son that glitters. 1 have seen many a star from heaven fall, and many a staff on which men have leaned break.— rherefore give this evil -ice, the result of my experience. Attach not thy heart to any transitory thing. The truth ecunen not to ns, dear son ; we moot seek for it.— That which you see scrutinize carefully ; and with regard to things unseen and eter- nal, rely on the word of God. Search no one so closely as thyself. Withiu Us dwells the judge who never deceiveo, anti whose voice Is more to us than the ap- plautie of the world, and more than all the wisdom of the Egyptians and Greeko.— Resolve, my son, to do nothing to which this coice io opposed. When you think and project, strike 00 your forehead and ask for his counsel.' Ile speaks at first low, and lisps as an innocent child ; but if you b000r hit innocence he gradually loos- ens hie tongue and speaks more distinctly. Despise. not any religion ; it is easy to deopise, but it i3 much better to under- stond. Uphold truth when thou canst, and be willing for her sake to be hated; but know that thy individual cause is not the Cause of truth, and beware that they are not confounded. Do good. for thy own satisfaction, and care not what follows.— Cause no gray hairs to any one ; oeverthe- less, der the right even grey hairs are to be disregarded. Help and give willingly when ;thou bast, anti thiek so more of tiosilf for and if thou bast nothing let thy hands be ready with a drink of cold water, and esteem thyoelf for that no less - Say not always that thou knowest bet know always what thou gayest. Not the man respect, and go in bis ways. A man a lee has the fear of God in his heart is like • the nun that shiocs and warms, though it does not speak. Do that which is worthy of recompense. and ask none. Itelleet daily upon death, and seek the life which is beyond with a cheerful courage ; and Ne- ther, go not out of the world waliout hav- ing testified by some good deed thy love and resoett for the Author of Christianity. EXECUTION OF HENRY -GROOM. The execution of Henry Groom took place on Saturday, at noon, at Norwich, before an immente concourse of people.— Groom Wits convicted et the recent assizes for the valful murder of John Ayton, whe was shet while proceeding to pay some la- borers in tbe employ of the Earl of Leice,- ter. l'he culprit since his condemnation has been very penitent, awl paid great at- tention to the' spiritual instruction of the chaplain of the gaol, who bad repeatedly cioited him. I dio awful situation had evi- dently affected him deeply, both physically and mentaliy, and hie outward appearance underwent a great change for the worse during the brief period which elapsed since bit conviction. For some days lie had gi- Ten up all Lope of mercy, and it is report- ed that he made a confession to the chap- lain. Thc necessary preliminaries having been completed by Cathcart; the executioo rter, the culprit was launched into eteroity. His strugglee were long and severe. His body is to be buried in ooe of tbe passages in the castle, alengside the remauts of the antornes Rah, the perpetrator of the Sea- field -hall mnrders. As epos the occasion was the Mt named criminal suffered, the solemnity of the scene was added to by a large Meek flag warieg over the cantle How 10 LAT UT MensillY row • Illint DAT. —A nesibm. of years ago, Charles amid Clara 8—were resoled in the eity of Near York. Charles was wealthy end in good for • yoo•g man which leaded, of et unre to Feeling thot ha. py rid independent sf the worlds frown.. is• proposed to hie yeetbfol Ir ....elm. of his buena" • h:ch shoal be •••• graft..1 on the finely ttee-san ars *mat aa wily be •isprsed to which. in wilielt the ierrely llaira made niit the slights.' epee-eli- peiferveing his agreenscat and making se le- vities ow la tie dispentiim of her mime! Ss hie bet er hilt% Whim they had bees, marocil wets. tee years, Fortune. which had smiled *Me instancy. naddeely turned him ate, sad left Atm appametly htgh lad 4.* smog .be twireskrrs ril W•11 street . %V heal ihe envoi laid SATNINI, be went kerne wi It a hasty 11,40. to ••110.,Dee the sad oew• to ais wife, that lis was al trretriemahly ?me- wl IROn—lAil Alo roraly hod rot gone so -iit itfy hie venture, sad witting wee lob. Not exartM so bad se tbit any dyer," mid Clam .. Wait • aninoity, sail mei what 1 lye illowbot sis tit lens ANIS.