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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11
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DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
Much dssatff4ctio Vas manifested last evening at
Tsnmapy Hall. respecting rome Of the nominations
maze by the Judiciary Convention In the frat place,
1t wac rpmored That during the afternoon
Gus meeting bad been held vt Dunns Hotel, by Q
number Of the delegates of the convention and that at
such citing certain parties had been agreed upon for
nomination
At eight o'clock the convention vas organized and 1t
decided upon to di'psDse With taking the vote by
ballot AZ adopt the tica For Corporation Coun
eel on ballot Robert Don received 40 votes
lssac Fowler l2 scattering THE announcement
thif Doml nation received very cOoilS
by the multitude Who exciaim. d oh humoug he can't
be eiec,ea'l gnesh hr ~ou accept tue nomination -
He's loo worthy u he Off ,s''- The nomins
ton ought 10 be gwen To other man, Bets ware
offered Il that Mr D,ion would not bs elected
The convention proce. ded IL o'clock 'luded
their business by king The following nominations
The tickle stands thus -
Corpo, ai,on Coinset-Rob-rt Dillon.
Judge IF Supreme Coi1t-Rnb-rt III Morris.
Judge If St.pe,ior Court Robert Emmett
Judges of Ma, Albert A. Thompson Florence
Mccarthy, Alfred A. Philips.
The above named nominees from the following
wards MIR Dillon, Eighteenth ward Mr.. Morris,
Eighteenth Mr. Enmet. Fifteenth ward Mr..
pson First ward: Mr. MCCARTHY. Fourth ward; and
Mr.. Phillips. Tweptie'h ward.
The only enthusiasm exhibited the occ aston was
express wncn the nomination IF Mr Phillips on.
nouLced. Some cheering the manifested.
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DI6TNGu1shED ARRIVALS BY THE EURoPA.
Mr.. Thomas Barring r., Who arrived by the Europa
is understood to have visited the United States upon pr-
vate business but ~b- herr he will probably endeayor
10 effect settlement II tn. obos guano affair and thu
question relating the Mexican debt. Mr. Barring ID
known in the British Parliament a Of fair though
not brilliant talent . podder " In commercial mat.
ters He Is a tory and protectionist, hence his
connection with Lord Malmesbury, the British tory
Foreign Secretary.
The Prince Of Nassau and the Prince Of Ncuwied who,
arrived yesterday morning oy the Europa are staying ct
the New York Hotel under their titles Of the Count
Mshrenberg and the Baron Brausbcrg They both
young apparently under thirty years Of age, and
have fine, tall military app What their object
Ia in visiting republican shores, how long they In
tend staying, is sealed impenetabe, even by
the most astute time will tell In the meantime 1t must
be borne in mind that the United States is becoming the
resort Of the elite of Europe peasurabe as well as pro-
essiora They cannot do bet than fine country
and learn little fou republican institutions. A
little learning Of this KIDD would kill half the folly IL,
Europe.
Don Caryaho Moreira the Brazilian minister to
this country who arrived by the Europa, and put
up The New York Hotel with his lady and family
all carted of within hour two after their arrival,
by friend, to private abode
Arrivals at the Irving uou.e-Hon Peter McGnl,
Montreal; X. b, Lee Al Col Q stansbury, Mi.s
Cap ain Hagen. ". Captain w. Sherman. Ver-
mont; Captain Wbifan 5. A.; Col J. II. Jennings,
New 0reane Hon n. X aall Postmaster General,
Washington; Cap ain Hnss,n Louisville; Colonel Seth
Robir AL bama Ogivy Montreal Mr.. Marcoletta,
Nieaisgua Minister, Captain Adams, U. ) A., and 2l7
others
At the Howard Horel-J. y. Dinsmore Indiana; ]. q.
Fell -Phiad, lpba; ID q Lord Rome, GA j. Moore,
Richmond, Va rh ma 90: g. Stone, Boston,
NJ p Foot Wolcott J. ~ Newton Mil saukie N. Farm
ham, Washington, O.; VI steele, do, and 9s others.
Tbr Boston Courier. OF Friday. rays Mr. Webster's
health is imp owing rh- Ifr-sbpg breezes Of the
have already had iu CROWN effect upon him. and his
catarIh is sub ipg II. nD1s time superinte nd the
affairs Of bis grsa nsn little shoot some, be-
sides to the OF the State Department.
which belongs hi, dm les few weeks in Marshied
will doubt restorr him perfect health and strength.
We learn thst Oh. Cahen, tine agent of the
State Of PepDsytsnois Europe, business
peced with The ii mi loan. lies Ill at hs hotel
in hr city. since his sTrVI nv the Arctic, Sunday last.
His disease 4. rst-st from timed
sickness and although 'hr Colonel rallied little after
l.naipg inio med that he lies In q danger
condition.
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THu VERA0NT DLDcTI0N Why don't the 50.
cia,iss and abolitioDisss raise . rA,kes shout the
Vermont election They have had clear weather,
favorable winds, plenty of tracts abundance o. cold
water, snd prodigous guDpo~der popularity in their
Presidential candidate, yet the recent election in
Vermont seems to have been tame, fat and unpro-
fable, from be ginning to end The only actual re-
suit developed in that contest is the decline Of tho
abotionists proper, and the increase of the demo.
Gratis proper, the wings or socialists remaining in
spite Of the prodigious popularity Of gunpowder
precisely as they have been for the last few years.
The truth is, that the election in Vermont, and
every recent election and every recent assembsge,
only 20 to prove the truth of the assertion, which
we have m ade sll along that the present Presden-
tal contest, is one Of the --latest, the staest the
coolest, and the simplest, that ever took place dur
ing the last thirty years Military heroes are entire.
ly at discount. Military popularity has very
nearly exploded, If hero could DC caught who
had piled up hecatombs Of several millions of human
beings in his hundred battles we much doubt
whether even he would cast single ripple on the
political surface of the broad pacific of public
opinion in the present contest III this country,
THE WEBSTER MOVEMENT IN BosrON.-The Bos-
ton journals have published a call, with several
thousand signatures of
" The solid men Of Boston,
for the organization of an independent Webster
electoral ticket, which will give to the friends OF tho
great statesman the opportunity of voting for him
for the Presidency. This looks as il the Boston
men were in earnest, and we doubt not they will
carry out their movement right through the Presi-
deptial election. If Massachusetts,, therefore, is
not carried for Webster, we may set 1T down as ex
ceedingy doubtful, almost as doubtful as New
Hampshire.
yesterdays HERALD, is fully corroborated by the
following from the Boston Courier, Mr.. Webster's
confidential organ:-
il stated in various quarters that Mr. Webster
contemplate publishing ADDRESS To his friends advls
ing them to the course which thy ougnS 10 parue
and urging Them to refrain from using his name In con-
nccion with the Presidency These tatem nts are put
forth by editors Of SCOTT papers-gentlcmen opposed
Mr. Webster interests Baltimore. grounds OF pr.
malice afterwards exuited In the result OF the
uuipgs of the convention MIR. Webster has written NO
letter the subject Of the Presidential election nor
will be 90 so in few days. His friends not solicit
ted his advice to how they should vote in November
next and they have not he will hardly volunteer it.
All speculation and threats the part Of Mr. Webster
enemies useless they cannot break his silence.
Now, we trust the Seward Scott organs are salts
fed--now. where are the thirteen thousand Web
ster men of New York There is time yet for a
splendid Webster movement in this city and State.
Let the true friends of Mr.. Webster take the mat
ter in hand without further delay.
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DOUBLE SH E E L
$50 York. saturday, September II, Is5a'
The Weekly Herald.

MAILS FOR EUROPE BY THE WARRINGTON.
The NV YosK wEhKLy araALp will be poelished at
hsA past nine o'clock this morning It's contents will
,rsbsaee the latest news about the fishery dispute
TN M Canada California Mexico and al other parts Of
u. American continent Single copies can be obtained
n wlsppese to send by the mail steamship Washington
wheh viii leave this port at Her mails will close
o. haB past ten o'clock
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A KIss, A KISa.-Thc celebrated Col. James l..
Curtis, who, BY the intrigues Of the banburners,
lost his chance for Governor Of New York, and was
rejected by the unruly CLANS as Governor Of Coney
Island, has, however, been amply rewarded with
higher Office He has just been appointed king
the AmsAsan Mineral King-wEh Alright to esAb-
lsh ordsu Of nobility, from Duke down TO Baronst,
including al The honon and psrquidtss. Faus-
Elm l., the Emperor Of al HAyti, hnot The only
sVyeeeisa @ III North American eoptisSat
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tbiDgs and Elk iot pounds beat quality pow
derea Sugars -four hngs ADD tx for pounds
bes quality GRADUATED four shiDgs SIX pence
for seven posnd- bes, stesm Refined White Sugar
ebi,DRs IA seven handsome Steam
fined yellow sugar three shiinss and six pence
pounds handsome Aew orleans Sugar three shngs for
seven pounds best qusty old government Java Coffee
fourteen pence per pound 5000 Jaws Coffee. shilling
bye seDts per ponpd extra fine Young Tyson Tea four
shlngs (fity ceBts) pfund best Oolong Tea, four
ahillir (ffty cepts) pound English
Tea three hi lima. tseir', and half cents) per
pound. These Teas ported especially us and
carefully selected ~ cid ced Tea
faster, with pareu reference 90 strength sveetnsss
and decacy Of favor equal not su-
peror, to ans Tass for ale in this market.
ALBRO BRGTHEkS. No. l56 B,wery
fourth door above street, and No. 256 Grand street
second block east Of Tho Bawery
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VESSEL susK-The packet ship Baltimore sunk in
the clip at pier No 80 East river about eleven o'clock
yesterday morning. She undergoing repairs and
removing the copper her hull found to be so rotten
tbatthe water rushed In and che filled and sunk in lees
than three minutes. There were some twenty men A.
work in the hold at the time who barely escaped being
drowned The d. has been, for number Of years run
ming between this port and Have and was under the
command Of Captain Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

MORE ROwDYIsM AND FIGHTTHG.-We see It stated
in the police reports in the newspapers that several
prize fighters have been recently arrested, who had
made preparations to q certain extent to give a
bloody exhibition of themselves at some desirable
contiguity to this city. Prize fighting in all its
phases is o violation Of the law Of the land Yet
during the last few years. do not recollect that
ever any Of these prize fighters have been indicted
by the Grand Jury, or brought to punishment for
disturbing the public peace. We beg leave to ask
Mr.. District Attorney Blunt II this is not sol When
arrest of rowdes and other volatore Of the peace Of
society are made, is II not the duty Of the District
Attorney TO present these cases before the Grand
Jury And if the Grand Jury return true bills
sgainst the parties implicated, we believe it is
equally the duty Of the District Attorney to have
the cases tried, and the parties, If found guilty,
punished according to law. Unless rowdies and row.
dyism Of the higher grade, and Of the political
type, be taken in hand by the public prosecutor
and properly dealt with, We have not the slightest
hope Of seeing any diminution Of this wick
edness in the city, any poaoe or propriety
at any Of the primary meetings Of either party Mr.
Blunt Is very patriotic and very ready to Issue
his legal PROCLAMATION In reference to what Is Is
not the duty or right Of the Aldermen as connected
with the arrest and discharge Of rowdies ever night
He deserves credit and praise for bis promptitude in
seeing that the Aldermen restricted TO their pro
per duties; but that is no reason why the public
should be disappointed In looking to him and sx-
pectng him to do his duty In his position, with as
much readiness as he wishes the Aldermen to DO
theirs. The most efficient instrument in putting
stop to the riot, rowdyism, and rufdanism which
now and for some time past have prevailed in this
city, is prompt, energetic, faithful, viglant, bo-
nest District Attorney. We are willing, evon in ad-
vance, to accord to Mr.. Blunt the 4sssesson Of all
these virtues and qualities in the highest perfection,
with ten per cent additional for wear and tear; but
We also hope that he viii justify this liberal opinion
we entertain Of him, by his future conduct In refe-
renee TO the existence of rowdyism in New York.
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Henry L. Foss@ RS. No. ~ Cortlandt street,
10 the best place the city find Clothing and Fur
nishpg Goods and .nch extremely low prices cannot
fan to give entire eaaotion. Don't forget the number 2y
Cortlandt street.
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MORE EARrHquAxr SHOCKS At HAYu.-Capt. Bysrd, Of
the brig Lucy H. Chase arrived yesterday from Gonaives
reports that the 2Sth ut two shocks Of earthquakes
occurred there which Frustrated several small buildings
and outhouses He also states that much sickness pre-
walls At the Cape and at Port au Prince
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has been tested ny who have nnanimOusly
tbieg offered Ia this city.
sing trial will ." the fact ali who desire to
10 PEARSON SfrS rs sowery. Beat quality Java
1T lao. per pound Young Hyson Tea 900. per
pound; quality oolohs 500 pure English Breakfasts
Bike and
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SUPREME Gov RT-SPtoiAL rERM-Motions to-day and
Monday.
CoMMos PLEAs.-Nos S2s / OLA 1.155, 1,1eo, 1,41s Q
TO Is.
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ClOaks and Msntalsss.-Chc attention Of
lady friends il the interesting display Pa
rbah ovetes Which WI take pace at BULPlN'S Man
tlla Emporium, s"pday rext, when, understand,
the entire will be public
Inspection. For pa, ticuiAr- se- Advertisement.
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Beaut,f.ll ana ic.s n TON able ClothInv.-Al,

FRED MUk ROE IS., AL Broadway, have otured
for their fall And vi trace choice assortment Of
Clothing Of all sizes boys Also in store, gents
fornisbng de VI the STYLES WemAde goods only,
and no deviation from n .rs 70 prices.
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WIG GATHERING.

meeting of the wings of this city assembled in the
Aheneum Building Of the City Hotel, last
ring in answer to the following call -
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spl,it.al relegraph, for Saturday. Sep

tember 1lth contains .nnx sther iu.ersttng articles
the following III, 5pirtosl what, and where ID Ia
by o. Cosrsney shsdews of Csmins Eventsj Proceed
ipgs a. New York Consr-nce; nstsrissm aud Sotuat-
lam When Will ihsslogsss pesidei Letser from John
wsttles kspping- ekb.~es yssrs Dreams and
!atons The Law end the Tssti The Signs follow
those Who Believe Departed sp'rts SpssS Mem &C. ga
Published At No. Coxslaaat ssyest New York, by
CHARLD5 PARTRIDGE.
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Housek eepers. Look 10 your 1ntcrests.-If
in want OF beautiful go,c, and extrs ordinary
cheap Carpet can from Ave hundred choice
for ST. & 6c 4 A. Cd 5s aid 6e and ISL good Uilcloths,
e. Cd and Isl and Tapestry Brussels Carpets, 1T 8
80. and los. per ard.
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=: Saunders Metallic Tsbsst strop,-ThSo.
Artise las ksss Ionx fAvorskIy uovn to pub
meAais and dssssnss sable have BEEN awarded
- 6ventss ~ ~ Wovtds vair ID exhibited and
eAsesd BY ~ juices 90 have s4val setting
Asd producing tbs Asest pssshIs eds For sale 81 No.
AGasr House aud 91 Bgsso~sy.
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Rich Carpetings.-smlth and Lounsberyy.
o Pearl street prepared exhibit their styes
60 posing eomPste ard desirsble s.sortment OF hoh
Brussels three ply
Also choice stock If all Pc 70 the
PET trade all Of whch they Offering ct prices that
shalspgs eenpstiiion
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We call the Attention OF our Readers 70
the srssle headed Excursion sto Lakelana we ADVISE
our friends 60 buy farm iot this ard
Ars sald
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oorner Of bite street. Giving day from Europe
shs auction large and elegant stock
Carpsine IN hrapcy II coiors richness Of de
den and hnsh ythios offered in this
patterns are exclusively and to be fouad else
vhere Aho. the renowned arid Fair CARPET In en-
Nye pisss, to which call pub4o attention, =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

SIDgerts SeWiDV Machines arc beinU verv
used NO. BY the principal Ssdder
sna 81 others In t sewing Professions This the rrsst
Principal ONCE 356 BroadwAy. ~"
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take place long hut heor. ID happens the pnbIc 40
invited TO Cali snd tssmine tho operations Of Porous
GlAss Filter principle OF tho dim
stone for che impurities from the water No
houetetper should be without 1t IL by MANY
OF the first fan ies this city who highly
for its readiness npo escaey The public 70 az
anime It, At the depot. Gothic Hall. SIG Broadway.
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OF Daniel webster tbo desire to Webster ELECTORAL
Ticket In this state ana all vote Tor It, requested 10
send IN their names immediassl TO the Day o.
S broadway No time be lost send your mes at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

Gold Pens The New York Gold Pen Ma.
nufactung Company 1o3 Green itch door
low Des street, are mapufscturing beautfui aud
viceable article OF Gold which retaog
msnuestuIers piee Thoss vsipg God all shosid) gold
pens should patronze this estsb shment. Their
warranted for from to Eve years. Gold pens sc,n
fcally repaired.
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Sunday trip to Newburgh-the Steamer
THOMAS Il. HULsk will maize her usual tris to NOR
tsuntry Co .bu gb aud places eayns
jay street pier At IA O'clock A. NJ See ADVERTISEMENT
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Caro- Tor tho Ladies' or New YOrk,-HfcA
ronrntsn Lnee Ara Embroidery store. 557 Broadway
SonN AApuES opened the shove store "Wednesday.
SEPT ist s2 with .rio. plans and entire new stock
81 Em broderief I'D Lace direct Europs La
0es visiting New York are speoiaIlv invited to call
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somb Factory, 1857 Observation-Disclosures can.
the ~ Combs sorysis shell
Anl buffalo horn. ne vaxsssy sahsAsss over . sNnHnS
different pattns hy Ter tho assortmenb IN tAs
e1ty. Combs made 70 order.
A. j. sAUNDKns, 3s7 Broadway.
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Dressing Cases for Trnvslicrs-The Chief"
sSesnce their
and vy In VIVA they superior to others
0paufactursd Thsy ssa pie b Nhsr eonstvustioA,
vhhsut ussisQ e0ntrvs oepveoisaf durAbls, and
sksaS 60 UN GERs Hs7 aston Hssss and 387 Broadway
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- :. I'Iuft Nudge StrOng -.
SEPT: IV-Jhe Roman Cdthoiic Orphan -9spnn SocteB
against The Board Of Edeoa s If the CRY NJ Brochivn -
Certain issues OF fact this long pending controversy
were TO day tried before Judge strong WITHOUT jury
MIR. Van buren, with Messre Robinson and brophy ap
paring for the Asylum aud Mr. Van Cost for ths hoard
Of Educ,ion One point was decided In favor OF the
Boaid another In favor II the AsJ lnm and the third
partly In favor Of each party Upon tho most material
point via whether ectaian tepsts we're taught in the
asylum ,choos-the Judge aid that while the evidence
s ittle doubt upon mind that sectaran doctrines
were tau~bt In hs schoo not enough to war
rsnt judicial determination that eject ~ to suy
pe IA pfior IN 1850 The counsel instruced to
5rsw up aspesial finding upon the several points, ana
vss ariAnSed that thsrs should BE Anal hsasnr usoa
- vhoas go b ~ lsasth we'd b osDtsahsN
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Dyaentery, Dfarrhsoa, and Cholera Nor
bus. cured immseatsy ~ tba Of e1gslcvs AIssr-
ativs. for sals BY 0e1ygs Hsscksr, Bres vay Rins
Jshn street aaa BseaAway 0noa- tsveey
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Fine Cutlery, emsrsslsw n large variety
pep ans Knives tue m ost rare ant
bseuuiu pattrps aA, 40 Of toilet cutlery.
MUNDERS, MOI Astsr Hosss, Aad $50 Broad way.
Rasoir LocouIssc-These RaGors have M.
They eay be obtained kesuias at
SAUNDERS Me-. 2 AAtsr House. and 5H Broadway.
The Greatest Pain KILLER OF tho Nine
tenth Century and humbug Ia BUsHS Magic Cream
Lnmsnt for khcum atism Pains sn Joints Lame BAck.
OF Duane street . N. 0uioo, corner e Bewery and
Grand street and ether druggis's. Price % cents.
Dysentery, DisrrhsD~, ana Cholera Ms~-
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n,sp Yesterday morning. June s ElGESE MCCARTHY il e
ssh year Of Ills age W friends and acquaintance and nos' =,
phiI and Michael ofnin requested 10 attend MS '"he' '
aftemoon o'clock, from The Catholic Church
pn =, his residence in Clinton the 25 Of May 1872
LANES L. pEnRAM Esq native Of vrsn1 sa',sr @ a. Im n
number OF VAIN and devoted friends TO mourn h'3 "'i
DIED nt his residence, Charlotte c1ny ra "a ~ " IN @ 80
Ter our day. Illness Cap FRANCs ia s w., m ,s oY 10 f
nm Can't Barnes notwithstanding his extreme age erJoea
degree health an" y!fG sG ~ s MINI n
@ nd and active 10 lie died amid attentive and "e
Ing trends wh9ts a Can't are wa. one Of very
e1,erpng respectable Barnes family no* over s
IN all ms relation, o his loss will be deeply and gs,sy G
sss"e' Gen and .ea SGsy hs yGos
I'm, hear. amid the enPcss o adversy whch @ @ H. ~,
5 '5us Who wsp as Am aged aI M ng. on @
shore Of s 70 weep ~ E eJSn srahtsn and
ri.p, remain 10 perpetuate his name and initiate '' "
p,pp At The residence her rather ia WaIr,non G I m ~ Ina
NAV EalII GORNER. youngest d4usa'et o' '"'a'
W nsed s, has the Of Col cae from The inHr X ns
young whose & Issn T viii deeply depored
Death has US and mas oos wa Kind and ses po
the and mid lsmeano bright and christian example has
won ior the love hs @ ss friend m The he old NAV dete aged
hg p aei from among and those bent D? te wesh' OF years
Ho nc s6 hs 1as :e"us of e or hs ra thread by
and soul joined together but when Inc young e sn
W The ncriian sun OF upon the horizon 70 co" @
heads to the awful beess Of God it speaks TO ne os m
ne mIdeage 10 all in alanguaceong loud be ye a W.
Our Christian friend lealh sad anu a sn
10 kind and asclonate her lcath she
had sesd with long painful ;s., bos Sr il ali with
hougn attitude Of Christian mreky Welded her Su 10
The summons of God conscious oil Inc e. III. others
s e M alone can e1pccttc ENJOY Sne ike a!
sb s yet when % ss Rec
thai voice ~ her shrine assumed wontsd
md ,bs without murmur or sign yscod ne, % ,Srs oh
Eva h,, eSesmngnot my Will be done 0a' 'h' o