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Boston, March 2, 1916.
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BOSTON, March z, 1916.
Detention Of the Sonthern Mail by the Storm--Sail-


ing Of the Steamer Cambria ,cithosa the Letters


from Nep York-Bcnsft to Mr.. and Mrs Aylng


Trial of E. c. Robinson for Cheating The


Opening Of Spring, Sc.


The Southern steamboat mail due here yesterday
morning, did not arrive until in the evening; the
steamer Mohegan, which left New York on Satur-
day afternoon, having been compelled by the storm
to anchor Harts Island where she remained until
o'clock the next morning The consequences Of this de-
in the steamship Cambria, and from Ave ten thousand
letter. intended for the conveyance to Liverpool
left behind The steamer Cambria sailed yesterday
at O'Clock. p NJ, with forty passengers Liverpool
and nve to Halifax Among the former were Prince
6rm Of Lows Ball Co. jewellers. Of this city who J i
bearer of despatches.


The friends Of Mr. and Mrs W. L. Aylins late Of the
Howard Athen3um, held meeting Friday evening at
the fremont House. to make arrangements for giving
them complimentary benefit large and highly rsspec
table committee appointed to manage the busne
and Wednesday evening has been selected as the time
and the fremont Temple, the place Of this benefit
Mr. Brougham has postponed his concert. and volun.
seguin, and Mr. Frazer have also volunteered
from New York. and contribute their valuable aid Mr.
destroyed BY nrs and his loss was quite severe
There fatterng prospect that he will receive SUBJ
santial proof OF the sympathy of the thestrsgoing


The Cricket the Hearth" a. dramatsed for one of
the London thsatres to be brought the Museum





The trial Of E. c. Robinson, for conspiracy to cheat
the merchants Of Boston and particularly Msssrs
Jones Britain, and Simmons Son occupied the atten
ton Of the Municipal Court four days last week. and
was terminated at II o'clock Saturday night, by
dict OF guilty Three other have been indicted
for the same offence, and one Of them, A. r. Cline
used States evidence In this trial. end testified that he
had knowingly made false to the parties
named, under the advice Of Robinson, and for the
tua benefit of both A letter from Robinson was also
put into the which gave particular Instructions to
one Of his accomplicss about the disposition Of the
prOpertv. In which fraudu.
lently obtained.


Yesterday, the 6rst day Of Spring, was exceedingly
hne The air was Of cool, yet not dissgrseable tenn
peratuIs the sun shone out brightly and warmly not
cloud being dispossd to intercept the rays, as they
came to invigofats and gladden. the hearts Of men,
some ioretaste was thus afforded Of the joys to come
when dreary winter and clustering March, shall be sue
cesded by the mild and balmy breszes Of June when
dame nature shall again snrobe hsrself garments OF
green, and the feathsred sengssrs shall
chant US with their meledious voices, and ell remem-
brsncs Of SHOWS, and ce and storms, and shivering
limbs shall for time be forgotten amid the sweet de.
lights Of natural scenery, a. exhibited noun
tans in vaes and forests and by the side Of our
musical waterfalls