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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
ninicult, with the American Minister.

Narvaez has It seems ged 70 get into a quarrel
with General Saunders, the American Minister On the
3Otn September the Minister'S lady and two daughters
had ust seated them selves IN their carriage which was
standing before the embassy door hen party OF civic
guards approached and prevented the coachmsn RON
starting Their leader then inquired which OF the
embassy servants was Fernando The individual in
question who was no other than the fooiman then
putting up the stop. on hearing his own name from
ihs mouth OF = policeman, who stood with warrant
IN his hand, made preciptate retreat with the
portal OF the embassy. Meantime the ladies' IN con
siderable alarm Aghted The General not at home
lUt il was soon planned his family that about two
wears back Fernando had been drawn 10 serve in the
army but had then procured substitute. which sub
sttute having lust been shot IN Catalonia Fernando
became liable to serve in his place The civic guard
r,ained baked OF his prey In the portal OF the EN-
bsssy tn the General csme in Meanwhile the ladies'
proceeded throu shower 10 The place OF their
engagement When the General entered. be observed
with considerable surprise large crowd 81 common
peope about his door with the three cOrncred hats OF
the tall sfqdarncs IN the midst The chief policeman
attempted 70 explain his mission and show his warrant
whereupon the General observed that he not IN the
habit OF receiving messages from the Government IN
that form refused 70 look st his warrant aud expressed
hi, intention Of extending the fullest protect which
the American lag could afford 70 his servant snd
upon intimsuon the part OF the policeman that the
latter would be put the diSSgreesbe necessity OF en-
terns the house IN order 10 seize the servant admon
shed him OF the responsibility which he, his employ
er. and the Spanish Government would incur oy VIC
sns the domci OF the Minister OF the United states
General Saunders has addressed most energetic note
10 the spanish Government demanding immediate sat
iacton this gross outrage snd unless De receives
II and also the exemption of Fernando nom military
service he will Immediately retire from Madrid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
SIP AIN.
4 Carli.t FOray.

Accounts from Cudad Real state that daring and
successful attempt made on the 2sih ut by party
OF twerly Carlist cavalry belonging 10 Pecos band
who however no doubt acted by consert with parties
within that town. which is place OF near 10000 inhao
tsnis and chief of the province II appears that
they forced OF the smaller gates near the Playa de
Toros about O'Clock the night OF the Soth and
proceeded al once the cavalry barracks three copora
that force being in accord with them Having through
the connlysnce OF their confederate, seen enabled TO
surprise and tie guard they proceeded dehoe-
rsv select their best horses and carried on fourteen
th their equipments and also quantity OF arms the
three corporals and according to one letter Tour
soldiers gong of with them. The military commander
had gone out that evening with almost all the troops In
garrison there and consequently the civil authorities
had no forces 70 send after the Carsts the moment
but after delay contrived 10 get together some
twenty horses on which they mounted towns people
sud soldiers who set OF in pursuit but rs the Carsts
bid four hours start. il not suppose they could
come up with them. The pohcal chief, however took
steps against the principal Carhst inhabitants OF
the town and by dsybreSk VI the 2slh twenty four OF
"A IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
Bonrd of Assistant Aldermen


DEATH o. Hos. DIXON II. LEWIS The President an
Board had been ca ed together for
pose Of paying suitable hOnors 20 the memory u this dis
lns uished
FROM rHs BoARD Or ALDgsMES.-A message from MS
Honor the Mayor, announcing the death Of Mr. Lewis
his lodgings the AauOnsl Hotel received and al
also Resolutions D. Board Of Aldermen. expressive Of
respect for he public and private services Of the deceased
Senator VI tle Uned States from the State OF Aabsms,
and that the Common Council Will attend his funeral with
the slaves u Office tie fags 4 the City and luton be
Losted on the City Hal. a. ha'siaf the day Of his
funeral. and hat Committee Of tive from each Board be
appointed 10 carry tie Resolutions into effect
Assistant AID Sc'ulz offered FEW remarks eulOgsuc
OF The character VI deceased He vas emphscay sens-
Tor u The uiOl-in hs public and private be has
always shown hmses friend Of this city being favor OF
mint being established here, also Of appropriations
pr0vemeLts u The HarDOr and River he strong
advocate Of the NsrehOusing system Mr. spoke he
sad, from personal edge having had opportunity
Of hearing his advocacy u these and other beneficial
measures
On mOtion Of Assistant AID Webb, the resolutions
unanimously concurred II. and Committee Of Five, to
join the Committee Of The other Board 10 arrangements for
the funeral appointed Tue Board then al journed.
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4 he Croats-War aud Tumult-The counts
Ztchy, hung.

A courier arrived ST Vienna the ith inst and an.
of 5000 Croais where they proceeded to impose re-
QUESTION Of 60 900 lOaves OF bread 100 gallons OF VINE
80 OOO los of beef 200 bush Of oats and 10000 norns
In money Their demands we're Immediately com
piled with for there were no Hungarian troops in the
Town rising OF the country people in the vicinity OF
Ratb was nevertheless expected, for the conquerlns
Croats were described lorgsnized MOB that was
badly clad and armed The latest intelligence from
Pesth gives melancholy account Of the condition OF
the Hungarian capital All the shops are shut up trade
IL completely interrupted and the town IL nled with
oous rabbe of volunteers from the Hungarian forests
An armisce OF IS hours concluded on the st INST
bun ho.ttes recommended Immediately ateT us con
clsion The correspondents from Pesth protest that
the truce violated by the Ban, who eDdeavored 10
alter the position OF his army. We understand rom
the latest Hungarian news that two Counts Zicny,
brothers, were hanged by the Hungarian who sus-
pocted them OF reasonable intrgues. The Magyar
army has been reinforced by the arrival or night oil the
Minister OF War MesssrOs. who Joined the Hungarian
camp with the lesvings OF the defeat OF ST Ihomas
and the Ban of Croatia had advanced 10 Martonvasar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
,ccount of Jambers,s Murder.

We have before noticed the murder Of Count Lam
berg who had been sent by the Austrian Emperor to
mediate between the conflicting parties We now SUB
init the details 20 readers
This morning Count Lamberg arrived IN Oien with
out any attendants There no sitrng OF the Assem-
by because IL had been sscertaned that Batnysny mad
concluded an armstice for twenty -four hours and IN
telhaence was therefore expected from him.
The news OF Lsmoerg's arrival spread IKE wildnre
In short time the National Guard arrived IRON Oen
and stated that Lamberg mad summoned the oceIs 10
come 10 him when he told them that ne was to De ther
future commander The officers declared unanimously
that they did recognize MIN such and would not
obey his commands. Lsmbergs arrival IN Oien exAs-
prsted the people who began assemoein groups At
the bridge, crying out to Oien, 70 Oien' we must
secure him 20 Lsmberg, meanwhile was cOnieHlng
with Hsbrowsky who, however, would not commit
himself but referred MIN 10 the Ministry. tie took a
carriage and drove out at the gate whittier be was
going Il not known an armed mob stopped the carriage,
and one OF them recognized him The carriage was
surrounded and about twenty guards hu RED forward
and formed body guard around him, snd were con
ducripc him toward the redOubt buildings when an
immense mass Of people thronged round the carnage
they could not move and II impossible TO control
them Lsmberg was dragged from the carriage and
stabbed TO death. The mob now became more out
rageous than before the msnged corpse was then car
red TO the barracks
The Deputies assembled hastily this cruel deed was
highly Deprecated though the nomination OF Lam
berg might be Illegal.
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fhhNCk'
Ministerial Changes.

PARIS, Oct l3-Matters are rather unsettled IN the
Capital ministerial crisis has taken place Several
changes have been rumored. which it was expected
would be made public in the Of day or two Il
We. announced that ~ Defsur had been nominated
to the Office Of Minister Of Public Works-M Beaumont
had the Portfolio Of the Interior These two were to
succeed NJ senard and NJ Recurt who retire. Rumor
also asserts that Gen Csvsisnsc is anxious to secure
the services Of ~ Mole and that it not unlikely
that the latter would accept appointment bastde
will still retain the minstration Of Foreign Affairs
These appointments are, we believe. certain though
not announced in the Noluelr
Another convoy OF forced colonsts for Algeria = TO
leave Paris on sunday
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Fer SAFES of stocks, sc. sec Fourth Page
WEDNESDAY, October 25-P

WEDNESDAY, October 25-PM
The Stock market to-day was very heavy, and
Long Island fell OF 2Oi decline OF u per since
yesterday morning. We hear of reason for this
fall excep tng that stock thrown on the
ket than 1t would bear There is nothing in the condi
ton Of the Company to justify the fall.
There has been large business done IN Sterling
for this steamer and the rates hrn cts for
good and leading The supply of Francs
very limited, and the rate firm at %! % Amster-
dam iO6iOi Hamburg 35s a35i Bremen IL, a79.
There IS a fair business doing in Frelghts, and
the rates continue easy. Engagements Of Flour 5000
bbls. were made to Liverpool at % 3dd2s 3d. Corn,
10000 bushels At I'd. Cotton At lc15-,2d. To London
heavy freight 3Os 32s Cd and 800 bbs Flour At 2. Cd
ship chartered to 90 to Charleston to load Rice
for Hamburg A, 4Os. The the steamer
had effect in checking business
The dciaicatlOn Of Beach the Teller OF the
Bridgeport Bank is ascertsned 70 be s7 700 less thsn
half the surplus Of the Bank Beach went abroad
Hermann and agent has been dispatched in pursuit,
Il is stated that NJ President Tucker Of the
aiding Railroad has written Thsyer & Brother Of
Boston Informing them that a highly satisfactory ar
rangement had been effected with the manager. OF The
schuykil Canal tor per Cd Of I'VE years. by which
the latter Company will be able in future to make some
returns 10 ts stockholders also nsurng the Railroad
Company increased on the average tonnage
Of al and -i- Of between four and FIVE thousand dol
lars per
The exports OF Cotton Goods from tins port from
L., TO oath October 27iO packages sgains, 36s
packages same time asst year
The following table from the Shipping L,t
shows the
Erroy' u Byeads9,t from me limited States Great B,ifar
and Ireland, ,iRce Isl SEPT 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
Hull and Edinburgh.

No other cases Of Choers have occurred IN Hull this
wecs and We believe that the spprohensions which eN
is,cd lSsi week haVe smos, entirely subsided DR..
Granger Dr. suthcrand's colleague accom- panied BY
DR. Ayrc. proceeded 10 h.nburgh IN the Helen Nee
gregor steamer on Saturday evening Dr. sutherland
remained Ia Hull throughout sunday and Monday On
the LATTER day he expressed his entire conviction that
there not any Cholera IN the town. Two vessels
are lying White booth Roads IN ihe Humber with toe
quarautlne asg hoisted.
We regret 10 say that Asisuc Cholera has undoubted
" appeared Ia Edinburgh and neg hborhood snd ths,
several individuals hsvo already fallen victims 10 it,
Az account has Just reached US by electric telegraph
which states that authentic INTEL gence has been re
eeved that IS Of Choers bad occurred in Edin
hursh AID that 90 had proved fatal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

which however. had been suppressed without disorder
bv the hrmness Of the military and police
Its thought that King Charles Albert VIII sNs n'ul
.ef of the catastrophe a. Vienna 70 recommence ine
war in Italy several OF the Generals IN garrison Al
Pari. have been ordered today % cn the army OF 'he
Alps report prevails late this afternoon that sfea
number OF the German cities are IN insuIIec''ou
These and similar rumors have however little iounos
ton better than con iecture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~ TIE WHO'S of PATERsoS had a very lars :
and enthusiastic meeting on Tuesday evening At IN.
Odd Fellows Hsu The speaking was opened by JANIS
G KING Fec. the wniz candidate for Congress IN 4
very excellent speech, IN which he clearly denned me
principles by which be would be guided II elected
He wss followed BY CIAsLEs RIDDLE. Esq 10 speech
OF over half an hour which drew forth frequent bursts
OF laughter and applause. w. {. ROBINSON was the
lsst speaker. He commenced AZ o'clock sni close
at H. the room remaining crowded Up 70 that ate hou'
There also some capital singing The meeting was
one the best held in that beautiful and thriving
village Mr KING is actively snd eHceniiy engaged
In csavsslas the District and bis spseshss tsl vel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
STARTLING RUMORS FROM VIENNA.
IRELAND.
Trial. of O,Donohue and MeagheI.


SATURDAY. Oct li-9 A. N.
Our Dublin letters aud the correspondence
which eft that City late hour last night have Az
rived The trial ofM O'Donoaue IS proceeding. and
We are g. take the result. Of the other trials As cr
terror j, i. most probable that be too will be convicted
There are no speeches be proved ssanst him and the
only case against hin is that he accompanied smith
O'Bren at Balingsrry and appeared in arms ihereai
The Crown are at great lose how 10 proceed against
Mr Mesgher. The evidence appears 70 be incomplete
All that Be done ind the necessary proof Of bis
ea.onabe sentiments snd doings is unsvaiing II 10
thought that the idal will take place Il Clonme at the
present term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
N .ss0 i20s5 5s6,344 2Ai5, "a

The news by the Europa is politically very i'm
portant the condition OF Austrian and Italian STAIRS
may bring general European war Commercially
there nothing more ayoisbe in the sdycss than came
By the lac, steamer Consos under the news from the
the Continent had fallen Of to st. Money continued
plenty a, easy rates and st more ease WAS expected
Trade in the manufacturing districts and in produce
was dull Bresdstufis were IN isir demand excepting
Flour. which was dull and lower. indian Corn vs..
selling a, about the quotations By the lsa
Cotton. our grea, staple was dali aud some deserp-
ton. triae cheaper The weather mad been generally
favorable for the crops but IL admitted that they
were below average The importation of coin at Loo
don for the week had been $4,000 from the United
States $4,000 from Cons;sntnople, s2.635.65o trou
Valparaiso and 100000 from Rio Jsneiro The export
of the precious metals Ia the time was isl~
ounces silver COIN "a 80 ounces silver bars add 9i
ounces gold coin.
The following IS An abstract Of the net Procure
OF the Revenue OF Great Britain in ss years sad guar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
DENMARK.
AAn.. 81 BAnnA

The Provisional Government OF Schleswig Holsiein
(Beser Reventlw, schmidt snd bremer) have taken
" their ofhcis abode in SchesWIg important state
reasons having compelled them reluctantly 10 quit
the fortress Of Rendshurg Nothing certain Is known
We, respecting the future members OF the new TOW
eminent. bat il understood that al but nnsl arrange
menu with regard u the notifications OF the conditions
Of the truce are concluded between the Danish com
missioner Won Reed,z and the representative OF the
Central Executive IN Frankfort Herr Stedtmsnn and
frnn civ.
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lins,ia In the Plot.

The Moniier a. SoE gives letters from Naples y me
25th stating tina, tranquility prevse Cd IN the csPal-
The funds had fallen from e. 70 ST An tnshsh Cs9'
net courier had srryed bringing the appreciation OF s
Cvernnent of the adira conduct relative 20 the ar
rni.uce on the following day courier from the Nus
sian Embassy a. London, brought note from baioh
Brlnow % Lord PalmrrstOn. eclarog that any h'si
veDtu by France and England 10 the Affairs Of -cily
would De considered IS Russia A. declaration OF war
The Kns had cent resh t'copst Mes-na u put 70 the
proof the threats Of the French aud Euslsh aomras
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
SOUTH AFRICA.
D.t, -, tho Iane Of food Hope.

Psoers have been received from this Colony to ine
s,b aucu., which announce that Prvtorius had com
ple,ey cut "a and surrounded MAJOR Warden al boe
fouten on the l,th July Prstorias nad oneieo n'l
terms Of capitularon which as he had only force OF
y Non and vss encountered with about 20 women
and children against about 200 BosTs Major warden
dee med 1t prudent 10 accept The term. were 20 re-
speci life and property. and 10 supply MAYOR "sroen
~ wagons &c - Transport; him sell and forces 20 the
Cane Colony The military mOvemsnts OF the Govern
tnent were progressing with Promputode
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
bunker Nomination. Count, and congye..

The Couaty Convention met last night at Tam
many Hall and were In session til after - o'clock
HENRY AKoULARIUs Ir. the present Deputy Register,
was nominsted as the bunker candidate for Register.
The Convention after several ballots for Surrogate I'D
journed till to morrow evening 10 nominate candidates
for the Offices Of Surrogate ana Recorder.
The Conventions to nominate Hunker Candidates :or
Congress from the lid and With Districts meet this
evening new Election Tor Delegates to the Con
sressons Convention from the Third Ward is ordered
for todsy. as 1t was found impossible to decide
which Of the Delegations already chosen were entitled
o sests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

The RIVAL sTIANERs-The Cunard steamer
Brifar7,a originally advertised 10 sail from Liver
pool or TIE 18th ihs being her regular day The fact
OF her having been Withdrawn, and the Earopo, the
swiites, boat Of the line substituted reminds
that the American steamship ylned S'ife' also left
Southampton the 9Th INST for this port An ocean
evidently Intended on the par; OF the Europa
which accounts for her unparalleled voyage. We and
in the London Herald Of the l3ih following notice
OF the Cai'.a Stl'e SOUTHAMPTON. Oct l.
The American steamship UHiteG &lu. having had
her machinery thoroughly repaired, .eit FOR Ses York
this Afternoon. commanded by Capt Hscks.s-
sac took out mails shout 81 passengers, and isce-
lsneous cargo Of merchandise, amounting TO nearly
GO tons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
The Cholera In Germany.

hAMBVSGH -Authenuc accounts state that the dis
ease u ST.. on the increase Hamhur D. From the
let OF ptmoeT when il broke out 10 the 2oth there
were l5s cases, Of which 60 died 3O2 recovered and
Be- were under treatment There is great deal Of
sickness on board the English ships lying st Ham
bur.h.
BkHLIN-Up 70 the Seta ult there raw. s~ea ,7o<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
Gayan Duffy.

Nr Gsvsn Duay's trial viii commence IN Dublin at
the Special Commission in few days The Crown Will
make most determined EFFORT 10 convict him OF nigh
TIRE ason and from al that s current should II Obtain
such verdict prove relentless as 70 mercy inasmuea
charges him with being the chief nstgstor OF the
Clubs and the cause Of smith o Brieus misiortunes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
BY THg MIDNIGHT SOITHERN NAIL
Philadelphia Markets.
,onince OF Toe ln1une

Corrosp0nflce ot Tee lHiuh'.
PHILADELPHIA wednesday, Oct -
There Is very hrte movement IN lour to.day
md 40 bb, good brand. .old At 3 a. which ' the
-sne,si s.king rate Corn Meal IN moderate request
and 40 Dol. sold At -, lining and delivery included
Rve Flour-uo sac. Nhesi-in demand win hEn'
receipts and saes Of fair and good range Al us lIe
CO In tsir demand 800 bushels sold At DC Tor
southern. and 65c. for PeEn-the latter delivered
oats 600 bush Southern .oId At 3Oc Coton-Nithou
change tn price with small demand Groceries ','4
p,-vi.iors stiu remain quiet Whisky bols sell At &c
SIR OBJ SrocKs-Frs Boarf-335 Lehign Coai
scrio - so IN DO Mort g. -Ot $50 q do Int y!
40 90 o.. 81. coo do DO Il 1900 State -, 81 50VO
do DO % 50 Girsrd Bank 10,
S.,gHd Boar1-2 900 Treas Notes :, lOJ. osO state
s. -, 900 DO d. -, $50 Norristown I'd. llt DIV
Reading Rd bonds - ] PhilsdeDhi Bank. III -0
Sch Nav g. 20. 80 100 [ : o.. ~. lOii
~ The Secretary OF the Navy returned o.
Washington on saturday evening, from the North
rE Col Benton and family arrived az Cmcin-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
PRUSSIA.
An Annnf.IN

BrsL1> Oct 9-The 5th OF October hs MsJesiys
birth day however /; msy be celebrated by the people
IN genera will not pass without furnishing another
proof OF the Kings humanity and kindness OF heart
An amnesty for poltcs offences committed since the
revolution will certainly be published This VIII In
egde all Posen Poles not accused Of other crimes as
well al persons not under prosecution for these oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
Trinl of Mengher, &c

With respect TO the trials OF Mr. Nesgher ana vi.
oDono sAue the clonmel correspondent, Of the FREE
ysal whites
Mr MeagheT will not be brough; up for some days,
- mentioned TO you in my lsst note The Crown 70
~ hunting for evidence wishing again 70 produce
Dobbin The active pursuit they have been engaged IN
Tor the past week than amply rsiu,es the eAu'
ind9stsos.ly circulated against the Peesanuy
TIA, they were rendering the inormef' evidence iOt
Tie lnlOrmeT's wages IN crowds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

A1rPPo AND DAnAsoUs The ravsge. 81 the Pesu
lepce At Aeppo and Damascus are stated 70 nave Otn
IN shtful particularly ~ Dam a.cus' "heie hJ' -
,he ,uentv dave prece eding the 9Th Of August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

The Austrian news hiss produced = most profound
sensation in Paris A. the occurrence would certainly
give Charles Albert another opportunity Of making a
farther demonstration in favor Of Italy This added TO
t1e unceremonious tone Of the Emperor OF Austria in
refusing the mediation Of France and England, had
caused strong feeling Of sympathy for Italy especially
among the French
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
NORTHERN ITALY.
Kumor. and Movements.

Levers from Venice u the 25;h ult. announce tina;
The Ausisns had sttsked the advanced posts OF the
Port Eau who retained the IRE with vigor but TIE
former having received endorsements the VenetADs
Withdrew into the Fort whence they discharged can
non which compelled the Austrisns 10 retire.
There has b~ss Q slight djsrur bancs al Fiorencs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
NJ A X X lie D ,

ou 80 stennE O, rl--i,y - Al. Ca,ho Dr. chanh ID,
Clsr--rl NJ JOSEPH MARZETTi " Mia a.. % m.
F,z-y 20 ", MATILDA LEHaANS Of cof-nh.s-n
- NsN or ear p.p-r q.ss- copy.
O1 M.14-.c.y -sil Oct Gerk- Cfufrh b. ~ n, r.
JOHN WILSON 70 JO;EPHINE daughter Of Peer Nor.
4. CT .ls CITY.
A. g. Psss csarrh. asfh sy R-v Parer 3 Ats
IN Of 10 IT'D g an A4sia CO % NJ, MARY SHIRLEY
1lls t-r 1i " ". ,lr -. go " 5roos yu.