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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24
FIRES
FIRE IS THE BowERr AND GRAND ST.

FIRE IN THE BowERr AND GRAxDsT
At 2J o'clock Thursday afternoon fire broke in the
upper portion Of the brick building No l25 Bogery ocou
pied by Baldwin as cabinet mandatory aud salas
room and by Waterbury & Ssmis as boot and shoe
store Tie flames spread with considerable rapidly. and
communicated TO the roof of the adjoining builing No.
1877, corner of Grandst, lower part occupied by IT.
GueD druggist second story by Joseph jenkins real
tate agent; thLd story by Reeves daguerreo.yps.
The remen were early on the ground but before they
could e1nguih the flames the ioO and upper stories Of
both buildings were destroyed.
Through The exerons Of thu remen aud police nearly
oil the stock Of Mr. Baldwin and Of Waterbury & SimiJ
was saved though in q damaged state. Mr. Baldwin esi-
mates his at 81 0OO insured for $1,000 10 the Pacific
Insurance Company Loss of Mr. Guion, about 1900
insured full in the Citizens Insurance Company Nesrs.
Waterbury & Samis estimate their loss at about $1,000
fully insured in the Pacific Insurance. Company
The adjoining buildings occupied chiefly stores, vera
considerably damaged by water.
FIRE LIBERTY ST.
Yesterday afternoon fire broke in the marble front
building No SO Liberty first and second story occupied
by Hill & Brother importers of siks &c third fourth and
fitb stories by l. Lawrence importers Of dry soods
The fire originated in a very mysterious manner in the
fifth story but it was extingushed by the remen before
much damage occurred the building The stock Of the
occupant we. greatly damaged by water.
Loss of Messrs Hill & Brother about $1,000. Insured
in the Aston Liverpool aud London Insurance Companies
The loss of Messrs Lawrence & Co about $500.
Insured The building was owned by Mr. Smith, and is
fully insured
FIRE IN THE EIGHTHAy.
Last evening about O'Clock fire broke ont in large
bu Id pg on Eehihav between Thtyeghth anu Thirty
ninth sts occupied as dstillery, by German, whose
name we could ascertain. The flames spread rapidly
and all the efors Of the fremen who were early on the
ground to exinguish them proved unayaDg The estab
lishment was entirely destroyed
small building adjoining occupied as stable, was also
destroyed with its contents Two horses, belonging to the
rroprietor of the distlleIy, were burnt TO death.
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WESTERN ATLANTIC PASSAGES IN THE
WINTER.

WINTER.
To he Filter efhs NJ Tijshe.
SIR: The long passages of the steamships from En- gland
westward during the present winter and the frequent dis
asters which have overaken sailing vessels bound in the
direction while the case is very different with steam
ships and sailing vessels bound easwaraly Civ. r.e n
the question WHEELER eso are necessary consequences of
westerly ps..sages7
according the theories Of atmospheric currents upon
the Atlantic which beginning to be recognized As
correct vessel in Din0 out OF ten in the winter
months will be Of storms and head winds upon loaY
ing the English channel if she steers directly for s)n
New York. while in similar proportion of she
will find favorable winds and pleasant weather by running
south and taking advantage of the north east trades.
Five winter passages by vessel which has just left this
port in Of which sailed in her. all prove tho
correctness Of the above opinion The Bremen ship Her
mine, Capt RascheD, which reached New York on the
10th ul about thirty FIVE days from the channel her
ing oil the very hard weather of December and January
and yet in in perfect TRIM after delightful passage
Heightened by five days ofcam. On the passage which
made with him. Capt ~Iaschen steeTed south western
course from the channel down to latitude 30 degrees
north in about rs degrees west longitude We had deli
cious weather after passing the Bay of Bscay and
propelled by the gentle trade winds to about longitude
CO degrees west, where the changed directly
for New. York. day or two OF bad weather, when
crossed the gulf stream matter of course but other
second day from Bremen cast anchor at the qusran
tine For the next three weeks vessels which left Liver
pool Bremen Havre and Hamburg at the time sailed,
coming in with tackle broken sails rent and all the
signs of long and difficult passages. / was assured by
Capt Raschen the other day. that in oil his winter pas
sagCs he hes beaten the vessels which sailed with him,
though they undertook to the shortest course while
lie went long distance round In these the longest
most agreoable5and advantageous way home.
Your obedient servant T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

efce ard drts This IS publication resembling in
its external form tie second series OF CHAxBERss Eis-
Jurgt Journal End devoted cheerful l. GIT Ltsra
tEre comprehensive Information sound Elics sni
Hghened views OF Progressive Social Economy without.
TIE sdmi1iure Of controversial Instter Of any kind
Among expected contributions Of importance my be
mentioned series Of articles Things they in
America, By William Chamber who has made tour Of
the United States and Canada for the purpose Of personal
INQUIRY and observation.
We learn that work entitled De,p7tsn in Amer
Inquiry into The Natural Resns and L>gz Bsfs Of
tie Sopehoidrg System in he UAiteH Sot-s" Is shortly
appear from tie Boston Press is from the pen OF Rich
HnDEITH well known by bis H,sfory Of he Uatsi
S0tes and other valuable productions and will enbsdy
in small space great Of historical and legal in
formation lie appearance at the present time very
sopabe. the Nebraska question having again drawn the
public attention to the and sngrosing question
of which it treats
The BrfiSA Gs9 TOreg. NelcO Ckirurgjd7i Z -ec for
Jan lie republished by & W Wood Among
the subjects treated Of The Exciting Cil,s' Of
Epidemic - Cholera in Sweden" " The Physiological
Discoveries Of Claude Bernard" Animal Electricity"
and others
Benedo''on' he Blsssd LIZ, by the Rev. JoHs CIV
MING is the tile of new voume practical religion by
the popular minister Of the Scottish National Church in
London The work introduce with pen AMI ink sketch
Of the author by JOHN Ross DIX l2mo PIP 1914 Boston
Jewett & Co
TIE Voice Of God against National Crime is the title Of
the Rev Mr. THoYPsoys Discourse the Nebraska cues
ton Of which edition published by Ivion & Phin
ney The substance Of this Discourse hos already been re
poitedin our noumbs
new edition of LIvisGsroSs Nmoirs ai3 Portraits Of
Enncnf Arericaa' including President PIERCE and his
Cabinet il ssued 10 an Elegant octave volume. Several ad
ditona memoirs present lively illustrations Of American
character
MrTcHILLs Series of Disseeei Nap, is an agreeable
ccntrivonce for blending amusement with instruction and
well suited for he purpose in view. Troy Merriam
Moore g. CO..
The Fifth Edition. OF Tie Mozart Collection Of Sacred
Music by E. IvEs, Jr, is published by Burgess & Co.
Fourth Edition ofIyEss MvsioolA publish by tie
same house.
new edition Of YISETs Pastoral Theology translated
by tie Rev. Dr. SKINNER is published by Iyi.on & Phin.
ney The work well deserves the hiss obtained
cheap edition of DIsRAELT's Contarisi Fleming,
Miriam Airoy and The Young Duke is isssued by T. b.
Peterson.
Tie Sixth Part Of MOORE Journal and Memoirs is rather
more vnpid hsn either of the preceding numbers, ID APP
peton & Coz
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TEXAS.

The Galres,on Ncs Of the 10th inst has the following
pssice Of the doings Of the Federal Court in that city
We understand that number Of cases, involving very
porteDt quetions and interests connected with the old
land titles have been determined by the Federal Court or
siT DO tried during the present term
In the suit OF League Jones /, has beon decioed ths
grant to Power and Hewson, from the Government OF
Coahuila and Texas. embracing lands on ST. JosePhS
Island was valid the assent Of the supreme Mexcan Gov
eminent being presumed by the grant
In Cavasos U.s. Mussns il has been decided 'hat the
grant for fifty six and half leagues OF land MADE by the
King of Spain Don Salvador dc la Garzo IN lIs9 ana
admitted 10 include the present town Of Brornyie also
embrace Point Isabe.
At Austin a. the last term. judgment recovered
nv Alex III Dana against Clinton c. OGou locator on
he elevo league grant Of haa de la Conception Mer
ouoz the judgment being " favor Of the validity OF tho
cid giant.
o. q F-The Right Worthy Grand Lodge ss-s,o
lHed In this city on Monday last NUM- of Delegates
e in attendance from dstSn. lodges in the interior On
Tuesday tie following officers elected for the
Ing year:
DurnEt Most Worthy Grand Master; W. @ Webb Right
WORTHY Deputy GTspd Master D. Waksee Rfh Worthy GrAsd
lwsrSn T. Hunt Right Worthy Grand Secretary; Hushs
IBish Worthy Grand Tn siurer
| The brig Condor Capt Chase arrived in port from Bos
lion on Monday last, consigned to A. j. Ingersol We
learn from the Captain that he passed the schooner James
"a King disrnased and full of water in latitude 80 deg
15 min and long 90 deg 50 min Whether the crew were
Host or had abandoned the schooner is not known she
appeared have been in that condition for some time
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A YOUNG ROGUE

70 fhe Edffor 81 TAs Y. L. Ir6EHe
boy Of Is to 70 years, usual hight gray or blue
In his head little farther san orldsyl
gneely aud Of rather prompt sprshy h,bs giving bis
address James Morrison No 90 Forybst called on
Friday last for empoymens stating that he was then
rsyed No Coursndst but hat his week would terminus
should then leave, unwilling 10
Tor On Saturday decided to employ
Keeping him three hours Saturday afternoon
skowod about the premises how and shut the
end him to complex and valuable lock
He at O'Clock Moacay onins II
he failed all want O'Clock on Monday Afternoon
the bis address No FOyth found that 40 such boy
there had lived there Twas informed that
ether had also called there IN pursuit OF the boy
from whom he had stolen. then called at NO Cour
sScersnsd that the had passed only two days
there nsiead he stated that Friday afternoon he
W., rt out with $40 bin get eyehsn ged aud had b.sn
seen stree with him key OF the pacs also enelose
the who him the $40 BILL aud thai
Of the establishment in whose Office this nmAn employed
OF the little villain ought BE- published In the papers In
order to Vreynt his further deprdson' the public aud
fccfity elecng his Yours. &c-
J + WARNER No al Broadway
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MARRIED..

COyFIN-HoYr-Os Tia IA last the aes DR. Pssn Chss
p Ceh. sarah daughter Of Henry HsyS Esq, ell OF
tls City ..
h, M. R,v DE- ETeh. the Rev Henry Hsrse
smith as1 Inter Of Charles Esg, all ths Cry
CLARK-HAsKFLL,-At Brocklyn Thursday morning Bes
b. Henry Ward Bescher Mr. Carl 70 NARY z,
onIy eaashtsr Of ssrael Haskell Esq all Of brooklyn
DIsENBTEY- ThsrsdAy sd inst By TIA hsv j.
B. Hsssay william Dsssnkavy 20 Mes Sarah Asro al OF
un CRY. M -, a..
MISUNDERSTANDING Essson, r, on the ~
i. b, the Bonbsrrsr 9astsvus Lllisndsh OF seis
CITY Lsens Of Dr. Henry Dstvisr Of the
soIJrbw oRrH-In Bsf.s Alessny CO. the
eh Inst b. the Rev Copeland q Heey Gcorss W fssss
Esq. Of ysIny Odssss Co. ana h1s Ellen A. ooah"'""
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
MErHoD FOR STREET CLEANING.


T. t4e Editor Of TAeK. 4. Trttna'.
SIR: Your correspondent yesterday hiss hit the nail on
the bead to accomplish this object aud he justly concludes
ta there but serious objection to his pisn Il won't
suit contractors and politicians Let there be free trade
in cleaning your Streets und carOg avsJ house rubbish in
the manner be clearly points out with the 25 cents load
bounty and thousands will seek employ ina business
which is husbsnded up through the contract system TO
make fortunes for hemonopois The recaiming process
going at the Battery and in the extension Of the
shores wharves and bulk heads along the Rorh River,
demand hundreds Of thousands Of loads. This viii DO
your home consumption. Then there is constant de-
mand to supply the reclining Of submerged marsh lands
in Wlli8msburgh Green Point. and other growing village
sites Long Island Add 70 this the jersey shore includ
ing the marsh lands back Of and about jersey City, Pa
vonia aud Hoboken. and you have an immense foreign
demand for every load Of dirt that be found, scraped
up or dug aud about the streets OF New York to cay
nothing Of what can be used for gardening purposes
Why Mr. Editor do you know that all our streets raised
or made from low level well "a the filling for all our
sunken lo RELY entirely your street cleaning contract
ors for the dirt for the purpoe And they get ortyhye
cents ward for it, measured in the cart box being about
two good cart loads They increasing the price, a1i
your streets are our only you should adopt
The free trace system for cleaning the streets and pay
twenty cents load Of half yard OF rubbish dirt
and we pay the for IT, will not bring in such
demand for free labor that at least the lower half Of your
city will be scrsped up daily and all the time much
end cleaner than it done before We think in
JERSEY CITY.
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Arv,u n rr, CE,rrrasrr-Mrs. Margaret Higsn

Arrysr 70 TVY CH1 rrrksLE-Hrs. hagaret i'ssu
Ter roest Coz Of while rising Of the 20
sad ls ihsssy s,I s. issss IL
oFesT Keep her family 9E sasFsn shs D.. eses ]
sd herf ard s' srs ia so sosa
rG fsrHJ.
CrUsHTp TO Dra1H ri NAcHISxRY,-Wm. Johnson
sts board the Dvscusy wisSsbarEa ferry oest
W.. stfi bsTtss he srssE .na eo1asctins roi terribly
crushed Ills lsss I'D 'TH were iraea,ed II several sa y
I'D l hips eorvsyss 70 TIE Hospital as native Of
oSl = -: .1 ii urea s:' ss T so TI1 P
pear the snsiae asi whOu, warnins aas
Sssh ora lr heh itey AeeEaed Of James T.
Hol;cu the engineer. for wat Of care
ACCIDENTALLY PoIsoNED-Coroner o Donnell yester
d.v uques the mont house. No s cAsnsa aPsa
Is body Ls.5s,s W.;.n native W. g O
80 s.y pfTioS H.Spc.fed n ,iSsaee thai German 7ins
tie house faund paper in BE street esaisla'
he ie Ssi Substance was bout AZ prepared for his M
ooi hS PAPER to Ma waraer her opinion th tbs
W.. Asns., Od that she hs either tsro~
srs ssss 1 SSIt ~ .Ss iocs ~ pssd Sa
rect rsoTter examination held upoa the body when "a,
q Va, 4, To. y . sad.rss rs si
her POSSESSION"
AyorHER ACCIDENT on The THIRD Av. RAILRoAD-
Mr. Fnsley Of Harlem while crossing the Thrisv. Feh
o'clock y,terdy morning with horse wagon loaded
Az Rsiros5 in ccrseqneres Of vehicle having been a,
which had
employees Of the Railroad Company The body OF the
Mr. Eney and for uinatee he sustained hs
weight ofnesry the whole lod He rescued from his psrors
BY FoceuBn smith, ofthe Nineteenth ward ana sken
to his residence severely iblard
Frozen TO DEArH-The body of an unknown man
s g. Of @ s S .a s ~ na Of
upon pesn and he supposed % have been frozen
dressed Kentucky coat pauts
az ves muslin and boos He boat six feet 10 hst
s build inquest will his morning be held upon the
body.
Rus OvxR Ply SLEIGH.-Yesteriay morning 8 lad Is
vta Of see Wm residing with bis No 26
Nnsteerh By the four horse ses belong
crhod lie up aud conveyed to ais home where TIE
siteBeeues Of spbysein Tss procured
KILLED BY A BLAsT-The body of James Shea was
ye.edl, brought this City fram Centerve Conn to be In
tered Caysry Cemetery He had lost bis life BY the premature
explosion BIAS that place An inquest viii this morning be
held upon the rody
80 Greenwich attempted edestrscn YESTERDAY
no ed BY Dr. the Hospital and will
probably, recover
Found DRowNED.-The body OF an unknown man
dressed found yesterday the dock foot of Veseys
held the body and verdict OF death
nv drowning rendered the Jury he deceased about
a upward OF feet in hight and had WHISPERS under
he lody appeared have been in ths water about two
msIths
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PRICES OF Flour The price of -four in Baltimore in
January Of the wears named below will be in the fol

The Courts In the Superior before Judge Bos"Orth
trial was commenced yesterday forenoon, brought BY
Thomas Quade against the Erie Railroad Co TO recover
damages for personal injury by accdeu; to ca in Feb
1883 1t IL still on In the Common Pleas the SUIT OF GRID
lev sgainst Pond for alleged SANDER already referred TO-
v..pospo,ed defendant on payment Of costs having per
mission to apply amend pe;dngs In the Marine Court
Amos Jones sgaipst Arnold Hickman, for Islander Ju
ment " a given in favor Of plaintiff for s2J9
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He who hath bent him DER the dead,
Ere the irst DAY Of death /, He'd
Before decays ehacins fingers
Have wept the lines where beauty layers
IND msrked the mill angelic air,
The rapture Of reposs that's there
Some moments one reacherous hour,
He still might doubt the tyrants power
so fair calm : softly seAlsd,
The first lsst look by death revealed
had written this picture Of his bslsvet cousin
sry Psrker her death he could not have made his word
rarng vivid Indeed Byron with words what Root
u Daguerrean of ths greatest artistic In sns
world Byron gone but Roo. IL still at No S6s Broadway
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Woman named Mary Duffy wa.
WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

FrRrRrr ISDIGSAuoy.-Tbe gas consumers Of Williams
turgh are hold another meeting TO night at the Odeoa
upper saloon at u O'Clock to take such further steps a.
may be Necessary to protect their rights from the continued
iuposiioDs Of the sas monopoly.
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Gas MEETING An Indignation meeting OF the con
hss heen called to take place the oisea h ssss
ne The has been eccasa consequence OF the CsnHsay
hsvnr tbs supplies from Of The With Whom
they unable to come 10 terms
DEATB TRox iBURSs.-Cog0ner Hsnford held sn In
body Of asEshier Of Jsha Farrell
South Third WHO died yesterday morning 5n
re secs OF received the evening previous ~ her slesas
tskr verdict rendered Ia secodaass
Ill de akoTef.
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GALLERY or ARr-Tbis new gallery contains a
rare collection valuable historical portraits and afor' facilities
for the production dr,sss pictures Dasueesypes plain or
osd the highest style OF the Bradys Dsmsran Gallery
No $50 BrOsdws over ThoP'on saloon and No S5 boadT'y
car Ellfo AZ
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LECTURES. MEETINGS, ANUsEMENrs te,

LECTURES MEETINGS, ANUsEMENTs te
FkIDsT feb a 1884
Gro WV CuRriss LEcTUkE-Hope Chapel 7! p -
RKy JoHs LfTTLE's LEcIURE-Nesm Church, u NJ
ms LLCIUsE-Eope Chspel SP ~
wu GLAND BoUKNKs LECTURE Mechanics Institute 70 r u
N.Tos. PopLr Rr hussum day aos eysnlns
CAM or LTE and Soldiers C0urtshp" ct W.llAeCs
un,NER NcH1's DREAM Dom, site" Broadway, r IL
HDsUNNER NeHT's DRrAa Best Society," r NJ
ITscIr TONS P. N Gambler" p : National
iTYcLr ToN's CABIN, g the Bowery Thssier = NJ
VI,Iors Afternoon and Evening A1Ssan
Gro CrysrY WcoDs pa1isn IA Broadway
BUcKLEYs HoussE hiopesn Dsn Bway ~
YosE ApFHIIHEATER-EqarsSi.n-S7 BOwery, z NJ
&cSsuyvesaut Ionru. s5, b
BRoIpwAy Observation-Disclosures SS7 Bway, 10 70 10 p NJ
T,DusrRY OF ALL N.TIoNs-Crvssl Palace VI, 20 dask
BINvlRHs NILE and Holy LAND 5sS Brsadway
NILE AI2RoR-6S3 Broadway and y = A
WYxIS the Vent1iloqu!st-- Odeon WillAl1sbTgh JPN
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signor Bltz the celebrated yenoqust and Magician.
has been quite III for several days but was able aat night
to resume his amusing and highly popular entertain
al bis old place Stuyvesani Institute, Broadway.
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law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR couRr-ssfere Jaiss BS,xosrs


q,.. at the Now.York and Erie Railroad ceapany
To recover damages for personal injury. amount laid a.
arc eco In 1855 termed the smoking esr 10 which
sitting % the track and plsinid tho
~ Re- coliol head badly sat saa que OF his less
sosen ard alleged that be has been psrns.ensy Tse
ssii the esndueor OF US tfAn
the regular baggage car, watch atsF
- become har injured s7d that sat tssa ear was "a
arr driven fcuetnes mach sad as o. oiss an hozsaS
the freight Ens got Oh he track esa'as 'a JS
a'leeei -...u.- nx..
Pisipta vas ,owa had been engaged In raE rssgss os
kStr bu rs Al this 10 said employed oy D.. sssy
Ter he sale newspApep the llne q the Erie Rseaa NJ
havpr xhieh he hs gAf TO orders Tor persoa "a
Nd. 10 line from this City 70 panork hetr
buu beiDs wherever stopped 20 a. thrash me cars ana
In this employment suesea
the Jersey City and aer they h.a srea
the wesSsfet ~
plaintiff that day the purpose Of learning
tho route
had right 9, be In the
him sud the company ~
which they liable him In damages The case 10 GA
In the suit before Judge Oakley BY widow OF George Wse 70
damages already referred sealed verdict ths oreaooa
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EXCITEMENT on THK EIGHTH Az. RAILRoAD-On wed
uesdsy morning large force Of men veg employed by
the Eighth sv Railroad Company to shovel the snow Oh
their track and while they thus engaged another
force employed BY persons living on the route Of the roa
who though. the Railroad Company had no right 10 pie
No Glow in front Of their premises and destroy the travel
ing Of the street. commenced placing the snow upon the
track sgain and for this molested By the railroad
bauds large number Of those interested as well a. OF
passers by collected the scene and considerable eE
Clement was manifested. The Eighth Ward Police were
ro,fed of what taking place and Capt Stevenson az
The head Of all Of his force that could be spared from
other DUTY repaired 10 the place and succeeded IN pre-
serving the peace. II IL important that the question:
whether or no the Railroad Companies have night 10 Cd
,truet the strses should be settled a. disturbances sim
lar 10 that described have hitherto taken place and wa
pobably take place again unless the question settled
SrppIy DEATH-Late on Wednesday night, Policeman
Ts,h,r Of the gineeenh Waa discovered nan wness name
fom pspen found his pocket Supposed 70 % n "luA
Ivins the Thidsy sixty tnrd ana
h 10 The Police Station where be vu attended ~ VI aort
~ n.rs- restored deds 7oeloek y.sri RE
r.rsr seree,is Of the go ne
WiIlsrns sisned BY c Hunt Hunt Jr o. naars no
81 4, h ca, The several sho had contributed % h
also pended the paper anens were D
Rl.a Nuhlenbesh Bete kc Coroner e}nmble held a M
ouss vpon body ard nortem eIAmnaon nsn< oesa
80. H. ry rendered verdict Of death By epilepsy The ee
$500 recognized the Rev John William and va M
tive Of Wales sbout IS years Of ~