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that moment, without great "a
criFices. Mr.. Chaplin condtlcen-
ded to allow him 60 DAYS in
dulgcnce and case bin rCritfen
Girett:0H5 to Mr.. 5RihUan 10 ibis
Gstt. He returned to Mr.. Sui.
---explained his great EN-
barralsments J the melancholy
iituation his family, his only
daughter being at the point Of
death ; and prflsnied his a&tbor-
iy from fbe creator bimGyf f5r
90 dag indulgence. Mr.. Sulli-
van, gave him to dnderRand that
a 6Hndred d0llar5 might procure
him the deGled favour. Mr..
Conner urged his inability to
produce the dOaceur, and obferv.
ed that if fuch was the only con
diIion, he mutt leave his dadgh-
fer in the Jaws of death and 90
TO Prilon. This was on Satur-
day ; on Monday he was arreR-
ed and imprilonet cn Wtdnel.
day his daughter died. When
IN confinement, he vas exprea-
ing 10 Mr.. Sullivan the great
defrc he e. aperienced to fee the
corps of his chiId.---Mr. Sullivan
replied in { mof indignant, up
braiding tone & fot 4 hundred
dollars he might have feet her,
or have fta:d with her -


To luch conduit We fhaIl give
no name. This Is the plain mar
ra;ive Of Mr.. Conner and cv-
cry elc6tor Of iAadAch1cetts who
reads this can make his own
COMMENT -Mr. Conner lives in
Marlborough freet.


'ots Is, 1882.