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over the old bridge, and he would see me. / went
out and met him on the cid bridge. He asked me
wEat Lmeani, and said what feared was the case
could not De me case; and | knew that ne would aI
not do such things. He offered TO give me $500,
ana wanted me to go home and say nothing about
II 10 Dr Charming, or any one else. He asked IT
my sister was Universalist, and what she would
do. He then agreed to meet me and my sister on
the Common, al Park street Mail, that evening, at
quarter before or quarter past 8. told my sis
ter, and she agreed to go. We saw Mr. r. there
he was alone, and We were alone. We all walk
Cd TO the large tree near the Frog Pond, and then
towards Belknsp street The conversation was ad-
dresse q chiefly to my sister. He said to her when
we first met, am sorry, Mrs. E., TO meet you on
such an occasion. He went on to say thai what |
had told was true. He said he was very sorry, md
hoped God had forgiven him. He told my sister
when called at his house, but | don't recoleci 1
he SAID he thought could not be in this situation,
and hoped was not: Ii was, never should
want for anylhisg, and he would rather stint him
self OF his tea and coffee He said the devil had
influenced him to do what he had done, and hoped
ne would be forgiven OF God He was willing TO
aid me, but he wanted it kept profound secret
Forth the sake of the OF Christ, and his dear
wife and children, he hoped it would be kept
still. He said he was going to give me 600
then said, what excuse can make TO Mre. Wa
terston for going home, as she knows ] have no
your sister and she can give it to you, and then you
can say 30 to Mrs. W. He then said, "You So
lemnly swear, before God, that you will never di-
vulge this, and | hope yeu will improve the first
sister $40 year, and me $50 year, provided I
was in this situation | was to receive the money
through the post office, and in October. ! think
this was on Friday night. because the next day was
Saturday. didn't know how much Mi. F. gave
my sister. received 500, and as learned alter
wards, he gave my sister $5 gave her $40 in
addition. did not see Mr.. F. the next day. |
went 10 EdgeGomb, believe, the next Friday night,
in the John w. Richmond.


The hour OF two having arrived, the exa1nina-
ton was postponed till halt past three o'clock.
papers Of the date of March 5, per the barque Re.
form. The following are the only pieces of infor.
nation Of any confederation


Captain Firth, OF the Ammo Mathew OF these Islands
reports that on Saturday 18th February before sunset
he saw from hill the W. Point Of the Caicos long
full 0 in sas Of
ming to Mayguana, in the A. M he the brig "
ing to in the passage She chased him. soonIas disco
tho following day, Monday he saw her again from the
reef asrbor lying TO- and seemingly waiting for schoon
In and as a She
passage near West Caicos He further reports that the
people on shore assert that suspicious looking three
q week between Mayguana and the Caicos.


We are informed there are about bushels salt
d seaa Weather
tinud ponds in excellent progressive state
The Schooner Eurates," OF Boston, at st. Thomas
Mann's equestrian company were in st. Johns p r.
on the 28th Of last month. They had suffered little in
their travels for the previous Ave days the company had
been able only to obtain one pint OF water each.


News FROM THE NoRTH.-Livingston & Co.
have sent us the annexed intelligence.


ALBANY, March 25, 1916.
The Speaker announced three select committees this
On Mr. Grains bill to effect constitutional reform
Messrs GRAIN Wheeler, Bailey. ssger, Comstock, Nc
ON the bill rePress licentiousness Messrs Young
Comstock, Harris, Morrison. Danforth.


On the resolutions relating to Thomas w. Dorr
Messrs. Mickey, Wheeler Morris, Sager Hazeitine L.
Brown, Mccarthy and Bush.


We have at last got report upon the Albany Bridge
and the minority in its favor, with, by leave bill This
bill Mr. Harris moved to make the special order for Fri
ion Mr. Hannum moved to postpone the consideration
Of the bill April lOh The House refused and adopted
Mr. Harr;s notion 50 the bill will be taken com.
The bill to incorporate the Brooklyn City Hospital
also the bill to revise and amend the charter of the Lake
Champlan and Ogdensburgh railway-were read and
passed to-day in the House


Mr.. Wheeler offered resolution, which adopted
calling the commissioners Of the canal fund to report
upon the expedency Of reduction or revision Of the ca
nal tolls The canal tolls cannot be reduced without
violation of the constitutional guaranty they being
down to the constitutional minimum. In July next this
guaranty will expire and that explains Of the condi
tons attached to the resolutions reported yesterday by
Mr. Coe to make discrimination of tolls between Buia
The House gave rather significant vote upon the bill
making farther appropriations for the Northern State pr
son in Clinton county motion was made by Mr. Hun.
ngton take up the BILL the bill being then n order
But the House refused only SO votes being recorded in its
favor.


The bill to aid the construction of the New York and
Erie railway, BY farther posponng the State lien,
was taken up in committee but at SO late hour that 1t
was impossible to do anything with it, to ascertain the
ably disposed 10 aid the but whether in the mode
may that they win require that tho payment Of the as
per cent on the proposed new subscriptions shall be
better secured, before the lien be farther postponed.


The business Of the Senate hardly deserves notice
The usury law was under debate, and the Senate
and reported progress the BILL proposing amendments
law in this State that Of Msssschusetsthat no con-
tract be void on the ground Of usury but that taking
usury be punished by fine.


BUFFALO, March "a, 1876


The weather continues remarkably cool and unplea.
sant with almost daily showers Of and rain. The
harbor yet filled with ice but there prospect Of a
clearing off soon, as the wind carrying much Of
to the Canada shore Of the lake Should there
esstery north easterly wind for half day. the harbor
would %Id at. at once become o.Is Ssvisabls. Ss,,


r3 Saturday, and it s expected that she will arrive
at Point Albino the nearest point the Canada side
convey this city She Is advertised here to
Point Albno for Detroit tomorrow but doubt if she will
he got o6 before Thursday.


its contents, hundred bushels wheat twelve tons hay
two yoke Of oxen, four and calf and large quan.
y Of family utensils belonging to Deacon j. Geodell.
II was the work Of an ncendiary Loss about $1,000 No
insurance.


Theatrlcals, 30.


Tho Warden Family we're highly successful on Tues
day evening last at Nblo Their style Of Glee singing
ID quite different from singers In this country and we'll
worth hearing


Mr.. H. Placide is playing at Cincinnati.


The Ethispinn serenaders have been giving Concerts
in Cincinnati


Howes Mabics' Circus is at vicksburg.


Kneass and his troupe OF musicians drawing good
houses with the buresque operas at the Chestnut street
theatre, Philadelphia


Ole Bull LEFT New Orleans the 18th inst. for Natches
where he IL to give the good people fhe City of the
Bluff" taste Of his wonderful performances the vo
lin There Is talk that he will return to the former
city and give another concert many Of his warm friends
and admirers strongly urging him to this course.


The Campanologians left New Orleans the 18th inst
for Havana.


Welchs National Circus continues to draw good hou
ses in Philadelphia. The equestrian piece Of the
"Spyo has been succeasful tsMad Antony -