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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-17

popdelir.ry O. vslusbe white beorzns plaintiff,
rhh had Teen levied upon BY Of the Deputy she1s on
an execution against plaintiff bot vrt Of rpeTn or night.
ssued sud said the derr'y declined give the nor-- on
ra..re1ed Mr. Busted and the District Attorney appearing
for p.sintf end Mr. Bebee for defendant
CLAIM By A HUSBAND FOR HIS wIFE-HABEAs
CORPUS.
Smith az. W Wilson ard wife
Application requiring defendants b produce the PEI
son u o. smith wife q pkinss and Also hi. two eh'
fur and tie Other three old alleged 20 b unT
fu " rnrriff ped and detained By b. ndsn,s
Mr. Mr. Wilson 10 4ppfers the fs-her md motaer
q Mn smith She resides their houss in BrDoss where
psin resides but II alleged that be di not u'e ms
and does reside there. II ao cenicd
NJ and Mr.. w that they desn Ms smith against her
that she AID her their house under care
pbvscsn and that sh- l. quite IL They aso -. ma
they do know where the Oldest ch1 Is Al an isv vas
presented BY request Of the judge previous dy ION
Mrs. smith which .he that she made up her mind
not with her husband and she dd not "sh 70
him she iesfs her present. weak stae Won De m
iurous 70 her hesifh Nr. denies that n M used hr -
and also be paid his and bl Se az ehrens
srd W. understand that flend Mrs > has probably
fsk.n he Oldest chill the counry Mes-rs Pldy RICE
and Kuyer appear psntf and NJ Edward A. fraser Tor
NJ and Mrs W The hearing q The eae wa postponed
TRIAL TTRs-Judze lNGRsHAM
ACTION FOR ALLEGED ESCAPE.
Bennett & Freeman sgt. John Orser. sheriff.
To recover the amount of a claim against stephen
Wrng who gave security g. of the limits Of the City and
County Il NsTY but 4 said 81 certain TINE AZ
The corner Cnon snd NOnfagusf ace I'VE thinhl pos
lyn Ths denied and tes pro scrc 20 snow t ~
was in New orb a. the time aud he himself beng called 70
the stand stated that he New OK - ih- tune men
toned IL vas Gd that Nh w has orlther WHO 20
nesry resembles him Ia appearance thai ne sou. pe MS
fner r him Testimony also presented on behalf OF plain
-. Trrv enid and were discharz d FOR
plaintiffs NJ W. d. Booth for defendant Messrs BOWL
Ha. and Nsnderpoel
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I, will be seen that the through travel shows very
encouraging increase. The above figures for l755 do
not include the amount of freight money to be re-
eeiyed from the Fall River and Stonington Company,
which will be some 81 200.
The April earnings of the Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad Company were slO526 this year
against 800, lel last year.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad Tor
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d, ,ry,s PATENT FRE-PROoF PAINT, No. 1l9
p, :, See under head Of Pein'a
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United STATES DISTRICT COURTNEY le-Before
Judge lSGyRsoLL
GRAND JURY.

The jury came into Court for instructions: First
whether the Disfrc Attorney could b. present II the raAa
Tv ,r, and examine second are me ueh1 jury
,rv 70 ,xamip. witnesses the defense; thru ~a-tncf
IN. Grand jury can bsng bill Of indictment on pfooaoe
cause -, H., n. /. M, ma.
As TO the frt point the Judge remarked ths ne : no pre-
80 :. ,hs ronen, 10 give an There ~" OF the
Stae authorizing the DrotA Attorney 20 Dc present VIZ w
Grand Jury and 10 examine Witnesses but ha no' o1n-
the ned states Courts IL usual however III ns
states DctAorney be present before the o.
that law He will inquire and he nnds II sne'y 'N
by the Courts he viii admitit. - III 49,,
ne.ses Tor defense enlarge explain testimony
elected bv the other side but eaDno, call the N on pnIs
Of defense such insanity the Impeachment oil
the like 1. ..,;.s.3
As 10 the third point Grand Jury 10 bound TO be
hst Is twelve Of their plumber that the prisoner on te
NOW before them, guilty before they return Al na0
against him.
The Grsnd Jury sgAin retired = ,,.;., -.
The Court then proceeded admiralty case OF coo
tween the seambest Eagle and the Staten Island fey o'
Sylph. To be continued.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-lS CHAssrRs-Mh 10
Before Judge DAILY.
Arthur 7. Jones AIT. John Orsef. sherf- A..
COMPLAINT against the Sheriff sent down by inc
Governor application Of plaintiff to inquire INTO TOR snes
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IAdTeriisenentl -,
Iook IN this Picture and then on this, and on

all - ,hoe .bowr today RooT's No e5 Broadway ani
op, bs srch excellent PHoToekAihs We bssr' seeH ."
ORE n ~. Ci v Perfect pictures aiken rain or shine
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SNAIL Boar RI. DOwN.-AbOut IL o'clock Tues
dsy night a. one Of the Peckp Fey bos was entering her
s on the Wsmsburgh side she run fJu OF small boa cy1
~ IN, s diuate officer ana two belonging 20 the
u s. chip North Carons, who were endeayonz 70 MAKE IN
shin but had been carried by the ie One OF the marines
irt ed on the the boat she struck and the Others
elLug O the braces until they were rescued
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NrM-YnEK. Nav II. lass.


AID. PArcHrN. ESQ.,. Buffalc-Sv: Our Commit
tee has received and considered the proposition con-
tanned in your letter of the seventh OF May.
We consider il our duty TO submit the proposition tn
the parties in interest and shall call meeting tor that
purrose on Wednesday of next week, at which, II It
suits your convenience, should be happy 70 have
Won attend but we must altogether deVllne recon-
mending the acceptance of proposition in any way.
INDEPENDENTLY OF any question TO the value Of the
rroreriv which Won propose to assign aud to the
validity of your title as owner TO portion OF II, We
think Proper TO sly that, in our Judgment, no settle
ment of this natter involving the payment of so large
a sum of money should BE- mn.e without fall and sa-
fac ory statement of the precise nature, foundation
and extent of YOUR pecunary claim against The Com-
pany.
ton to assign certain property for the sum OF 1928 900
IN amount to a claim that the Buffalo aud New DIRK
CITY Railroad Company is indebted TO you, incluiing
tie second mortgage bonds, TO that extent, while at
lie same time we believe it strictly accurate that your
account AGAINST the Company has been audited
or examined any way by any committee or officer OF
the Company, OF by any other person whatever.
If this is not so shall be happy TO be better in
formed; if We correct, then we have no hesitation
in expressing our opinion that settlement involving
the PAYMENT OF so large sum Of money can be arrived
nj until your accounts properly examined and ad-
usted We think this equally due TO the parties whose
Interest YOU represent President of the road and to
yourself.
In order TO enable YOU to reconsider the whole mat
ter az well a. for TO submit your proposition, we
have ected the motion for receiver TO stand over
10 the next motion day in June. Ii We have no further
communication for YOU we shall as far con-
cerned recommend tie parties in interest to pursue
their ey al remedies which we are advised are clear
and simple and cannot fail OF attaining the object
trey have IN view.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-17

ALARM OF FIRE, ASD AccIDENT.-An alarm OF
Ere was occaoned Yesterday afternoon BY the burning Of the
roof Of James Doueerys house the of Water and
Jay Damage slight Engine No proceeding 10 the
fre and Hugh OIara and seriously in
hred Can't King conveyed him the Second District Station
House. where he attended by Dr. Gnhlen
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in rsssession for TIE sum Of sss5Coo. payable one
Quarter IN cash one-Quarter in three months. one
81 ,Iter in six months and equarer in nine months,
with nterest-yrovde that all the creditors and stock
holders teScepiing myself only Of the Buffalo and
Now-York CITY Railroad Company may be permitted
10 participate IN such as they may desire IN mo
following order:
]. The holder. Of Sd Mortgage BondS
2 The h0ters Of Income Bonds
s Unsecured creditors.
4. The s;ockholdsrs.
S First Morgage Bcndholie-
And provided further that II the whole amount Is noe
taken by The creditors bondholders and st0ckholder.
| may be permitted to take the balance, which
hereby agree 10 do To amount not exceeding
$500 coo.
Rs Ties spike &C. TO put the track complete order. s
Ch.tfel uorissse rolling 500
Ncr,ssss for purchase money land In s1oe
n. rot buiiduss Mchixan-,t SGe
Two lots Of land for Depot hui dnss-one OF % feet, BE-
Lpgrg TO NewYork Centrsl ............. 1909
One Of so feet, upon which l. mortgage OF ss"o, -
which could for wears ''.'''''''' NV
chs 'mosn' 'sl'N''' "''Su'' '"' siso~s
A D. '@'~
Totsl.
The rolling stock il in good condi,ion-much better
than when took IT, except for paint and Is ample To
do double tie business the road has ever done. h
consists of 10 locomotives l6 passenger cars smok-
ing cars baggage carr. emigrant cars, III ireighs
cars 20 Gravel cars, and Is hand ears.
This proposition may remain IN force a reasonable
time 10 email IL YOU 10 call meeting OF all the parties
Interested. Most respectfully, your obi sery,h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-17

GAS s,l-New styles Of Gas FIXTURES, for
the Spring Trade Of both and antique designs just out
tuyers paricu Invited 70 call a. the great
Msnufscturing Depot Of ARcBER, WAEsER Co, NO 30
Brosdwsy Also the best Portable Gas works for Country
Dwellings Churohes and Factories. in th. country
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fAdyersisemeni

WORLDS SAFE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Lii
~. Potent Chilled Iron Fire and Bursarproof SAsEs Almost
ezeszvsy used BY Bankers Brokers' Merchants and jewelers.
.ha known Bac warranted not TO be taken Of with
drives. Depot No lis PssriS- J. c. AorKis. ASsut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-17

BROUGHT UP OS WARRAST.-Mr. Edward Ne
vile rrorrefor King County Hotel who refused to
rear before Judge Cnver Tuesday the charge Of
ling liquor contrary brought warrant yes
erday held 800 bail appear for examination on saur-
cay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-17

THE WILLIAMRURGH RIoT CAsE.-lhe evidence
Ia h case wa concluded yesterday snd testimony HAVING
srresr aysn defendants Curey Burke and Tanning "a
were discharged. Counsel will commence summing u TINS
mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-17

The following sales of Bonds and Stocks were made

Albert H. Nieolsys regular semi-weekiy sale 0i
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow lrhur'-
dayl. at lsI O'Clock, ct the Merchants Exchange
The Pacific Rank bas declared semi-snnual dyi-
sppd Of 4 p cent payable On The tot Of June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-17

STRAYED OR STOLEE.-j. Geenieldt, NO. ~ hot'-
St. complains that his wife, Clara Augustine Stran-
berg. lefi her home on Monday morning, ana ne mas
not been able to find her since. He hopes that any
body thct finds her will bring her home to him. ont
does not offer any reward or say that no questions VIII
L. naked.
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An order from Canada received late yesterday for
$4,000 of Exchange caused an increase in the ship
ment beyond the previous amount engaged. For the
above exchange the gold will doubt come forward
from Canada $4,000 of it will be received to-mor-
row. To offset the above shipment and the amount
which may 90 on Saturday by the Hermann, we have
received by the Illinois and Northern Light about
50 600 900 besides considerable amounts from the in
terror. Every day brings $4,000 to 100000 from
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago, &C. One
lot Of ga. 900, and other smaller lots came to hand
to-day from the west
The stonington Railroad receipts in April were:
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Rom Acc1nySr.-.Justice Mansfield of the r

KOAD uhII't IIHII'4I'TI VI VI, It IT
tee1th Ward serOuy injured by being violently thrown
m m hi wagon ON the Ne~oxn road Tuesday sfenoon
The accident Occurred ID consequence Of coming IN eoon
with another vehicle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-17

The ALLEGED HoxIE SwINDLE.-The examna.
ton into this case resumed Yesterday a. the second
district Police Court before Justice Peacy nber of the
creditors Of HOxe examined ard testified TO n TACT OF
their being yet unpaid One witness was examined wh
AGO 90 supposed be concealed in this City, The Judge ex
presses the nion that the creditors w receive at least TINS
az manp
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GETTING WEIL.-Doemus, the policeman that was
% dangerously stabbed on the night Of the 18th inst
il recovering.
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SECOND BoAkD.
"WEDNESDAY. NAV i6-P. VI.

The Stock market to-day was heavy for the leading
fances. the large shipment Of gold by the Atlantic
having an unavorabe effect giving the bears nerve
TO sell more freely than of late. The supply of Read
inc. Erie and Central was verysrge and lower prices
were submitted 10. There was little reaction al the
opeuipp of the Second Board with an improvement in
Reading and Erie, but at the close the market
heavy the former closing at 81, and the latter at al,
a decline of b cent on Yesterday rates Central,
under sales of 1000 shares fell Off to 9oi, de-
cline Of :, cent. Hudson River declined p
cent: Panama, 2 cent. Michigan Central,
Cleveland and Toledo, and Gaena and Chicago,
were buoyant Speculation appears to have entirely
subsided in Cumberland and Nicaragua, and both
stocks are gradually declining. The business
in Railroad Bonds is moderate and the marke; is
heavy. In State Stocks also the transactions
limited and rates easier. Without the slightest ap-
pearance of panic there has been during the day just
enough fear of the future induced by the gold ship
meut TO keep the market fully supplied with stocks.
The brokers still complain of the absence of outside
operators and the demand from the shorts ID the main
support OF the market such day as this The
continued abundance of money even under the heavy
shipments of gold does much to disspate the appre-
tensions which such shipments excite and the hope
still entertained that chcn shipment VIII De the iu9l
large one These circumstances keep much stock
from being thrown on the market and induce some
buyers TO operate and thus the market is kept from
any serious decline.
The Exchange market il quiet to-day but steady.
Sterling Q, a lOl; Francs 5.l5S5l2i.
The payments at the Sub-Treasury are s92O6i, in
Guiding $40 900 of drafts from California; receipts
slA, 297, including $4,000 from Dubuque; balance
s2I93.737. Paid from Assay Office 1885,
Paid on discussing checks s63,5lo. The de-
posts at the Assay Office of gold by the Illinois
reach $3.50 OOO The Office to-day has been thronged
with small depostors by the Northern Light whose
gold does not appear on the manifest Among the de-
posts to-day was most beautiful specimen OF bright
yellow quartz gold from Australia and anothcrsfrom
California. very curious deposit was made up of
some hundred gold rings such worn in the nose
and ear by the negroes upon the African coast. Some
were twisted and very large and heavy. The value o;
this deposit was about 81 400. They were, we be-
lieve. imported into some Eastern port trading with
Africa.
The shipment by the Atlantic to-day was even
larger than was anticipated. and unprecedented in
amount. being 81 -j iOO OF which slO5l, 600 was in
gold coin. One bank in the street supplied over
$500 600 Of this amount. The shippers were:
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The April receipts of the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad were;
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BUFFALo, l4th May, 1855.


GENTLEMEN: Your favor under date OF 18th inst
has duly come 10 hand and contents noted.
You observe in regard TO my proposal for, and al
iustmcnt Of nv affairs with the Buffalo and New York
civ Railroad tlat in your Judgment settlement
of this matter involving the payment OF 10 large SUN
of money should be made without full and satisfactory
statement of tie precise nature, foundation and ex-
tent of your lmy pecuniary claim against tue Com-
pany.
had supposed yourselves as wen as the other gen
tomen interested in the negotiation Understood that
tie sum of Five Hundred and Twenty-Five thousand
Dollars named in my proposition, was assumed as an
outside amount and supposed to be sufficient to
the amount claim. My proposal Is IN substance TINS
10 retire and surrender the amount OF second MORT
gage Bonds on which | have become liable for the
benefit of the Company, say si94 900, together with
all The real and personal property formerly belonging
to the COMPANY the title to which Las been acquired
by me- and assign the unexplred lease Of the road on
being refunded the amount OF advances on account OF
said Second Mortgage Bonds so to be surrendered and
nv otI er outstanding advances and Liabilities for the
Company and Road the amount To he adjusted ana
asceIiained in any fair and just manner, the sum OF
S52jOCO being for the present assumed as sum sum
cent 10 cover n.
Me,.ra THroDoRE sEocwIcK Edward whitshouse. and
Deuning Drew. Committee, &e
Some discussion arose when the Chair stated tina.
the object in view in calling the meeting was to sub
NIT Mr.. Patchins propositions to the bondholders
present. He supposed the next business in order
would be for the meeting to accept or reject Mr. Patch
IN. terms and each person present to recommend tho
other parties interested to accede to the same Ths
Chairman then put the question;
VIII the various parties present recommend to the
parties in interest to accept Mr.. Patchins proposition
as developed in this correspondence.
few voices replied in the negative. More discus
sion ensued when Mr. Whitehouso presented the fol-
lowing form for signatures:
We the undersigned hereby agree to subscribe for
rev stock Of the Buffalo and New York City Railroad
TO the amounts set opposite respective names, and
nay for the same according 10 the proposition made I'd
tbis meeting by A. ID. Patchin.
Ner- York, May IS, 1853
No person came forward 10 sign the agreement.
The question on the Orner resolution again put.
when il was unanimously voted down and the meeting
adjourned 'iHe DIE.
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There Is but Little change IN the retail prices q
produce since la. week. Butter declined &c. n.
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EXECUTION OF A BULL-DoG.-A Gernan glrI on
@ s,e nv bulldog end feared that unless the animal was
,IS he wind be encke I'd with hydfophobia She denthed
~ 49, on s b.ur brought Court and the magistrate, 70
e, bey fears ordered head be chopped on, which was
done bv a policeman.
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10 ne Tdifor II The " 7. ITi0hH1 =, -.
SIR !, In your paper Of Saturday you state that IN
, ease NJ VIM H. taylor against w K Moore before Justice
p,e,rsn The examination concluded and resulted m
NJ heinz held to ha for trial The flcs these l. By
sic Br mans time five minutes late and the psnhn
eselv AZ Tho time for the eXaninaton tnudng
"a moi there for cause in great hurry ana tf
49, 10 therefore II was impossible 70 proceed with the
s. then aud have been ready and anxious TO pro
ICED with the same but for various excuses It has pen POT
ed f,orn time TO time. remain undr ny 0r1slnA
bopd Aeao- Y0rk, May l6 1870. "ALAhN n 'O"NA
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Tpy LATE ATTEMPT TO MURDER POLIcEMAS.-
po,csrnsn q Doreuns Of Seventeenth Ward, who
Iv stabbed In the breast Monday night while attempt
- 90 N crowd of drunken Germans who were fighting
sr tho corner Of Thrds and Avenue A. lying al ms re'
Senee No Ae Sianton and expected 10 recover Inc
rersop who stabbed him ia in prison.
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Dr.rp IN THE STREET.-Morgaret Moore, q mu-
,to woman about age, found III Ia Pitist
Tudny night died while being conveyed 70 the Police sta
zion Corone held inquest upon the body and me
inv rendered verdict Of death by iuemperance The de-
ceased il supposed have b0en resident OF Nansburgh
She had a large humber Of pawnickes on her person
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-17

ARREST OF A PETTY SwISDLER-Stephen Masock,
Hungarian. yesterday arrested as being wnoes1ie
inder on small scale appears thst for mouths past he
has bee going about City calling upon especable fnss
and be the OF the Rev Dr. Misck
Who he said was in 81. Louia He hnd paper with nun
sned hy some of our respectable czens who had sub
bscrb fr m a. - each for the purpose Of aordns hun
The means CONVEYING his eyed mother to - Lous lie
lad letter have been written by Prot owen
OF Academy setting hm forth as needy aud ny
man This letter proved be forgery Among the perss
whom his paper exhibits having pao him money are MI
Henry NJ OF No l3Z East lmItenihs, NJ Geo tifil-
void John G. Green ESQ., the Hon Benz + Butter and about
seventy others. He has wife living az No ~ St.ht0n ST.
who ays he employ d in the shipping ollie of MI Freeman
corner Of ami Waens anu that he has no relatives IN
ms country He was taken before Justice God and ccn
ted 70 await examination
Coon GAMF FOR THITvEs.-A man named Henry
found early yesterday morning lying grossly ntoN
the street and taken the ghh WoIc Police station
y G Ger brennan who searching him found $40 in gold on
hs ptIsOn
MAD DoG.-A Newfoundland dog became mad yes
;erdav nj ming in the vcn Of Washing and gave
chase 10 50 yeral persons Policeman Will went in pursuit OF
n an.nil aud knocked down by him but tortu1aiey
caped Al serious injury the dog was ked on the Sp' ny
"A
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Norwich and New London Steamboa' Co ag Foer oFsYn
Appea from decision in the District Court IN favor
Of tb in brought by Mr. Forsyth against the
steamboat Worcester TO damages for injury 70 tne
,ebooner Venice living pier Nc. East River MI - MOT
ton opened for appellant and Mr. J. w C. Leverise presented
The answer &c The testimony was also read aud srsueni
made hy Mr. j. Leverdse also Tor the Company Decision re-
served
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. Harlem Railrnai....550 =.
q Cley. 4 Toledo R-R..sj 81
% dO............b3O By
IS Psnams Railroad ..bj "a
10 Stoningfon Railroad. =. s.
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|ksS ckil1 h l5 III ~ 4 BIZ s
i nli n sIlss NH NJ u ~ \ litfla chnfe ard
vs B, ID rs MN 81 Is be nix swsse,I
~ slsp hilslrsn i n children of hi isl
ys,s M Ri ii y
~ M q lse had alwaYs loved md cher
l " ~ dstheyj loyed ana Ihonered him,
fosl his Y MN nloa i shss l,ad taaght Them
TkS q pillow sand rested
ksl ssatl ~ Hun \ M Il'ead At iii feet Il
q, M n B. 4 t. l,s i,o afe nov aged
Il = Il NH u, y II hie side ala \
IlIlI q Ia llI II :! u,
Ijs and trsinI ling Ptnln. s
|ls ;l.I soyss were stiII Where " the "
s,,isssio uary anJ then be clasped the
cl,,ssId ~ hss while she s0bbed IN
1iIl q er ears caught his hurried
'bssa Hing his arms relaxed their hold ii
she dlup, hndshe vas gones y
4 He had requested that ayial Of cold il
wassr might ~ plasea inhis hand l. when
he was Pre pafsa| la burial, bus ths
reason f The resyIs Az one could dirgg
VIM ,yass .ssali With, however,
spd n IA Mi srictly hesdsd sIhss
funeral III lin the little mission ii
|ebas Ii pPriat g Il bit ths most
|simple ceremonies md he Nap ny! buried i 4.
IN Az little mission bury Eeutld ata
the ofwhat vas once Nh I! !. ip ~
round him Ms own Peopls need
sas aaehsms, ehisl md varEies snd 4
F|aistio Shildfen II 81