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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

MLE1ISG OF DENTIsTs.--A number OF dentists
Of this city not on Monday evening ., No. 58l
Broadway and formed permanent organization en-
titled the 'New.York Dental Proiectiys Union."
tho object Of which is 10 protect the profession
agains, tue Invasion Of men who, by means of pre-
tended patent right, baye, as is alleged, swinded
officers were elected, forming together the Executive
Committee. President, Dr.. Wm. II. Dwinell Vice
Presilents, Drs. 5. A. Main and w b. Roberts;
Secretary, Fraak II. Nortoni Treasurer, DIX A.
McIlroy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

COMFORTABLE RAILROAD TRAvELIse.-The great
drawback Of railroad travelingis the want OF time
to get meals, aud the il-cooked, unwholesome food
provided at the stoppng-places. We see that bet
ter arrangement is in practice on the railroad from
Philadelphia, to Chicago. A boy goes around with
card through the cars with numberless refresaments
printed thereon with the price attached tc each in
cluding tea and coffee, and you cheek such as you
want which are speedily brought 70 You on salyer
from the commissary 1t is great imProvemsrr:
in railroad travelling and tho oily wonder Is that it
has not been more generally adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

CusroN.HousE MATTERs.-The following appoints
uents and removals were made yesterday by Col
lector Barney; George F. Sherman, weigher, vice
Samuel d. Higgins, removed; Harry c. Goodwin vice
George f. Sherman, transferredi Sam'l w. Harmed,
clerk vice II. X. Murray, promoted; James NJ. Nc
Cartn, clerk, vice j. w. Harmed, promoted Henry
Long, clerk, vice Harry c. Goodwin, promotedi
Edward A. Wetmore, clerk, vice Jesse West, jr.,
removed; John NJ. Psrk night inspector, vice Ernst
j. Lange, removed; Joseph Benedsct, night watch
man, vice Israel Purdy, removed W. G. Barnard,
vice Stephen Duffy, removed.
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fnlni rarr,aris....

folal payments..... ........,. Ab,yJ,iol -
In regard the subject Of lows the Controller deems
proper 10 repeE what he has heretofore often stated that
III change made In present system, 20 II the taxes
can De collected earlier IN the year h will DO 10
sort 70 the method Of raising money 70 meet current
eIpease, during the greater part Of every year
Ordng the annual return Of tho Controller
Of TaIs. and Asesens the valuation Of property subject
within the City and County OF New YORK. for TIC
year 1851, a. folows: .
Personal Estats belonging TO fesiits. Z leo 0lo3JO
Personal Estate belong ging TO non res. ...
tdolis....
-
Tho following table shows tho aggregate valuations OF real
and per.onsl estates In the City and County Of NewioEs "
A f,rt
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad from April l6,
10 23d inclusive 1862, 10:
Total since lot JAM. s8l4,s21 %

Total since lst JAM. s8l4sl1 81 sE0i'So' ~
The third week Of April in the Michigan Southern
Road qives about 81 900 increase on the same week
of last year.
The MAY coupons of the Evansville and Craw-
fordsville Railroad Company will be pald al lne
Office Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
The coupons on the y cent mortgage bonds OF the
Long Island Railroad Company will be paid at the
Rank Of the State of New-York. The coupons Oh
The second mortgage bonds of the Toledo and
Wabash Railroad will be paid May /, at the Bank oi
the Republic. The Nsw-York Gas Light Company
has declared dividend Of s. share, payable May
/. Tie Buffalo New-York and Erie Road pay
coupons on second mortgage bonds due lst of May.
Gold has been active to-day, and al advance "a
q cent has been established. Sales have been made
at lO2 1927 with considerable speculative impulse
Tie demand for Certificates Of Indebtedness and
80 y cent Treasury Notes is large, and rates have
advanced to 9Sl 98i for the former, and lOl5 luz
for the latter This advance does not appear to BRING
ont the amount which might have been anticipated
The agreement among the Banks, by which the
Clearinp. House certificates based upon Government
securities were to be used in settlement OF balances
exn;re, upon the let of June These certificates have
y cent Deposit Certificates or Demand Notes uSeu
in their stead.
The business of the Clearing House to-day was
$lS, ,463, ,302.
The Money market continues abundantly iuppIsa
with capital at sac y cent on demand with ten
dencv TO lower rates. Favorite borrowers Obtain
money at p cent, on twenty or thirty days notice
An auction sale of wooens to-day was lars at
tended and passed off with considerable spirit. The
fancy wOOlens and clOakings were nearly all sold at
very firm prices The cloths and doeskins were not
much in demand and did not sell as well as the other
goods A handsome line of ribbons sold well, ana
were largely duplicated.
Tho denosits with Mr.. Cisco to-day were ST.
900.
We annex comparative statement OF the Exports
Exclusive Of s9ecie) from the Port of New York to
foreign ports Tor ne Gesk ending April 2S and since
Jan. l. ,,,
1860. 1901. 1869.
For the week.........s $50 e2l6&s sdtdeiec so
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

PREcocIous CRIME.-In the burlington County
Court, NJ j., little girl named Shaiier, indicted for
an attempt to poison Elizabeth and Anna Bunting,
pleaded guilty and was sentenced 10 ten yoars im-
prisonment in ne State Prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

GEs SioEL.-a's are glad to 'sarn that Gen.
Siges illness ia not Of 30 serious la,ure az his
friends were at first given TO apprehead. Gen. Sigel
was at Bellevile few days ago erioying himself
Lepi.I wiz ni. lIl!. Iylnln.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

ppoypr DISPOSAL OF PlcKPocKEr.-On Mon,
Sht osssr Hooker of the Eighth Precinct arres'si
Mary o the charge 81 ;sns I g 's% 81. s ~s. psl.1IS ss S
.ap' Sohn hn.h Yesterday when the othcer tesnes
10 SsSiss oand the stolen ia her possession
a. one forthwith handed ~ TO the ofss M
Nv and Mary was Indicted by o'clock and hef VIA " -
c,,yrt of General Sessions se. down Tor to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

PHLApKLPHil, April 29-FLouR firm; ,sles OF 900 bbs
WHEAT fm sales 90 bush Red ~ = u White ~ a.
'p.A steady a, 90. fEJrsiOS, hfm. Nhisss dS A. .;
Ct.c.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1862.

Thi. popular Asss T. nov W. r'sa{ 100 cop.. 80 psas'
0i rs''s X, Express. per 100 c.h order '"' @ia ~
We cas sappy back namo'r' o. ''- al 81 800
y.5., S.s., ,.sa f,,. ,,,I AIl'es' In~'i"' '-'
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Receipts Of Produce.

APR 2)3SI7 bbls Flour 800 bag, Com Aos Gls bbls
Whisky, II Coz bush Wheat 200 pigs Provisions SO do
Lard, i33 kess Lard
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

Nor sroK.-J. =. Iredel 5lst Pennsylvania, and
George s. Driver 23d Maine are not sjck, as inad-
vertantly reported in the list of sick and wounded
men by the "Cossack."
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by the Aldermen and Councimen the night previous.
A GIFT FOR Ten. BuRSsIDE.-Messrs. Tiffany &
Co. have just completed an elegant sword for pre-
sentation 10 Gen. Burnside by the Rhode Island
Legislature, as token of their appreciation of his
eminent services to the country The scabbard is Of
solid silver, heavily plated with gold. The handle Of
the sword il surmounted by female figure clasping
in one arm the stars and stripes and in the other hand
holding above her head q laurel wreath. TIE guard
is mounted with the letters "A. Il. b." raised on q
matted surface of gold. On the top band Of the
scabbard aro engraved the State Arms of Rhode
island surrounded by enblems and trophies of war,
beneath which is inscribed the name, Roanoke" !"
The center band is composed of laurel leaves in the
center OF which are the word Union" and the in.
scriptiop:
"THE STATE oy RuoDB ISLAND TO
MAJQR.,S.EAEtAL AMbHR0sE EVERETT BURNSIDE,
"a ROANOKE ISLAND,
On the ath Of February, 1862"
Tie scabbard point is composed of battle-axes,
spears, and other embems. On the blade is a fine
etching symbozing tie crushing out Of tho Rebellion.
The weapon is accompanied by a Major-Generals .
belt Of Russian leather embroidered with gold and
hthIllH Ddle pl tVlu tltNCIs lht bll Nvnt ulNthu
of $780, The sword viii be on exhibition at Tiffany
for Il few days, and will then be taken to Nowbern
by Adjutant-General Hoppin OF Rhode Island, aud
there presented to the General.
Mefsrs. Tiffany e. Co. are also manufacturing q
sword for presentation to Gen. Buford by the oieers
OF the Twentyseventh Illinois Volunteers, OF which
regiment he was formerly Colonel.
PEPPER ron SOLDIERS A gentleman who saw
and conversed with several of the wounded soldiers
who arrived here from Newbern few days since
says they told him that pepper would be one OF tue
most acceptable and best things that could DO sent by
friends to tho soldiers, and one that has not been
thought of. Pies and rich cake arc 30 injurious that
many of the Generals forbid their being eaten, but
pepper i, an excellent preventive of darrhea, which
ur,.trltiug hi.c uu!.be.. ~ lho WH.hri climate
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

c,Sv,s DuoXs.-Yesterday, VIM. Turner, Oh '0. NO.
qo cbery street, was arrested charge o' s.si. Lilo
Nv , valued st s2ss from ChAs Brown o. tne @ ,s
osi % ~ ns,irg living At Pier No. - Ess, River Ing
, 10 Robot L. Taylor Tuner stated .ss .S, .si
M and Chas Jscs stole the sails ana 'hss s "a .ck
,hrn lie was held IA ; aVo p~n :" sn'"e' '
s,p have not vet been arrested
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
Total.......s5gI.sie.9iI

Taxes due from incorporated comrane revsiors aud
ectons Of tare discount taxes apporionmens ta1o on
real ese taxes on personal eac valuation Of property by
the State Board OF FquAza aud other ua.r. are con
sdeed Q, length by tho Controller In cencps,n Mr Huws
says;
The extraordinary burdens TO wbioa our citizens sro TO
be subjected for time by OF ths soHthcn rebellion
aud their impaired ability TO bear them eonSe qu1n upon u
arrangement OF the busnes Of tho country mako the duty
OF those who have the power to reduce the ppbo expense
TO the loves. amoan, eonsseE with efficient admin,
tIaon OF tho Government The Controller al at all times
take pleasure In gliding 10 the Orient OF his ability carry
into practical effect all sasures which may bo adopted by
Ihs BosFd OF SupeIsi.oIs, to accomplish that object.
Tho matter OF hirisg rooms for the Supreme Court
oicited some discussion, and finally referred to
the appropriate committee.
The Board then adjourned until Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

FouYp DRowYED.-Yesterday Coroner Wildey
held an inques. on the body Of Anne Williamson wn,ca
found In the water the foot Of West Vwenty s
Deceased formerly resided q, No. l23 We. twenty ''u'
stfeet and had been missing for the last six weeks
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
ADVERTISEMENT

yoryc MrN About TO ENGAGE IN BuslNLss' IN, ~.
L., parai, IN which they e,a ps,s rs.sar
asa saa .ho"s .ss1r, chronological EIansnssiaa
4 WELLS No jOS broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
Nrnrkets-cAR I-rlar KBFon1Ep ron Tnr N y. Tnrruxr


TUESDAY, April ~, 1862.
ASHES In noceraie r7drdsi al the market 10 steady
for both kinds ssies OF 81 4l fois and Pearls al o. b2t
COITONA iew mall ,iot arc makinr, but the maks IL
decidedly hesyy end cVc md prices .togeihe oiHs
2a.a29e. for Middlas Psrd' snd do New Orleans and
Texas.
COFFEE-Tho n 1giry si eon,nue- very limited and
hear Of only lOD bsg no add Dfiy,e Messrs. VIM
scott Sons Circ Ir reyiss the business Of the week
olows: Sales Of io dains the week have been iOi
bags per Hsmmona ron HaDufg iBc the msIket closes
quiet Stock Of Rio and LsgyIa the Goth day Of April
1902 1900 lass Java l51 mats aud 2iO5 bags Ceylon
800 msts Msscsbo l5Sig bag Lsslayrs. 2se bags ST
Domingo, 223c beg; Cast t;6 other descriptions. 7J
bsg Tpsl msts anl bsgs, 7i442 Stock Of Rio In Bslu
April p JoS bsgs In Philadelphia 1890 bag. Add
26OS Ne iot and Lsvs total In three eiiiO i5s35
bags
&c 20 tnns Sal Sod. at ne 100 tun, soda Ash 9sc and
100 keg. r.saib soda Al ftc.
, FLOUR AND bEAi-Ihs market 4, again rather better
IN western aud ate Flour bit tbs demand l. only mod.
i a. pes dsp,od 60 await purse 4Jsic.. 1y the
'S'-t an ifsi3 bftnis are Esrs4
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

TIE TAx.LEyr.--Mayor Opdyke yesterday after
noon signed the City Appropriation bll as passed
by the Aldermen and Councilmen the night previous.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

A DOMESTIC IN TRoUBLE.-Yes,eriay, Mary
David Thea IN ity6 street near Third avenue, Tor
nearly two years arrested charge Of stesnt ne
OF 500 belonging to Der employer hsppssis ns -
having taken 4ll from Mr. Thesl she ws Sses @ ee'Sg @
Justice Dodge and committed for tris In defsnt 0i g."
bail The defendants husband IS absent n tie \. @ Army
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

District.A,torney Hall was much better yeserda
morning the fey.e with which he was attacked hay
ing taken favorable turn.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

HALL, THE Boots rNIoS MAN AGAY.-Yester.
day. the Rev r. J. Hail. the bogus Union man, purorngto
have been ered nom Cornth Miss, who was aEresedn
this city several weeks since for obtaining from various
churches under false pretenses, was taken before Justice
Brennan second time, smother charge preferred sssh',
him by Mr. Eugene Thompson. The accused was e'~Itsa
foI trial. ~ 81, "
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
CITY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
~,. r,r,-v,-.No. 844 Broadway, "Old Heads and

w.rrIcxs Tan,rsn-NO. sii Broadway, Old Heads and
Young Hearts" ouhh,o.,
i,rxs KEEsK's sTHEATKR-Broadway:-Sl va, 'sy"
MOSS Circus Palace Garden lithst and oshav ae'nO'n
and evening. ,,u., cor, Mutt Jiv
ire Hippopotamus Whale, &c, day and mgnti nP aoP
., nv Thumbp and "The Widow OF fsleriho' s'e'
currSp,s HEART OF TIE ASpEs-0oupips, No. 772 Broad
way. r.. xUi,lism.. "Whsny
Voyage" ~. ~ coz P,osdwsv day
EATIOSAL ACADEMY OF DH'i"N-AS' Wv
and evening 80.
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IAaYertl.ement ]

CR.yp FAMILY HOLIDAY at BARNuMs S,o IA
ss, with superb dramatic perionnsnce. o the spi.
~ ~ ropr.e thefa wi be another grand tS a ~ earl
an.lou. pspa, and sishirs maiden'' 'ss ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

PIcKPooKETs IDESrEi I'D. - YESTERDAY, James James
sheraw alias shsrky, and Jane, ala, an
~ the two nsesiof plckpocket' who "sfe we're lssS
baso,s Iusi},S T-lyI ,be Jser.on Market Police Court
where Mrs Ann Fellows q 80 g. hsA PM ss % M.
Sharky es the young who sat beside her q. - a
2h in.t when 10 - and her pocket were cut away saa
Mrs Racey recognized Dougherty the person who was
the stage with her Saturday last when her ket s
for further examination hesne, they DO seen G s
legson Market Police Prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

CENTRAL pARK.-On Monday, dozen new pleas
ure-bos.s were pAced upon the lake, to be used on
regular service OF On call namely making the entire
circuit Of tie lake, or stopping at different landings
a, a moderate sup each trip. Last week, an addi'
tional number Of laboreu were engaged 10 MAKING
improvements. pfnting trees, and decorating the
grounds generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

The weekly statemen, Of the Philadelphia banks,
made up on Monday afternoon, presents the follow
ing aggreg,t,s, as compared with thoso of the pre-
viOus week:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

1t will be seen that Capt. Williams by special
request, gives an exhibition Of bis Whaling Voyage
at Hope Chapel to-day. at o'clock p m.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

The above table shows that Ito examination caused 10 DO
made by the Committee Annual Tares resulted ia the dis
coyery Of numerous In the footnss Of tho Assessment
Rolls amounting 10 A2 $40 thereby reducing the aggregate
valuation, from $40 gi 20 +j6 C7t96 iu extending
the items Of Tes seyeS additional discovered
Ia the f'oIns' Of the Assessment Rolls, foiowsi
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

WINTER GARDES-Miss Bsteman commenced her
seeond week with tragedy-the play being homeo
and Juliet. The virtues of Miss Bateman on 'ne
.ace are many. the faults not 80 many, and thoSe'
for the nost part experience should correct Prom
ineut is the error of speaking at times with con-
yulsive rapiditx, For Lady Gay Spanker, In tne
bad play of London Assurance, perhaps the 3;4V
style suits the initial monologue; in the same way
that the inconceivably vulgar character OF Meddle'
who exposes habituaIly bis person to be kicked IN
order to lget damages-wbat no drunken Iomos
convict would do-may represelt some of the legal
profession in Englsnd-but we 'oubt 1t. Less hurry
skurrv. however, will answer for Shakespeare, aod
tho loving Italian Juliet. very remarkable point
Of excellence in Aus- Bateman was the shudder ex-
bibited ON taking the slecping draught 1t was une
oualed in its kind. Better reading marked the text
-more equsnimity in the tone, and hence avoidance
Of the pervssive vice of the American stage Dr.
II. Adams was the Romeo-a part which his me
voice much added to-for Shakespeare poetry re-
quires musical tones.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

Miss Laura Keenes Theater will be closed until
next Monday night, May S, when will be produced,
first time, a new four-act Fantastic Drama calieo
Reason and Folly, or Life in Paris
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

One Of tho soldiers referred to was veteran Of d
Mexican war; He stated that liberal use Of pepper
had been found very useful to prevent this disease
and that be had wholly escaped by the use Of II n
North Carolina. It Is not provided by the Govern.
ment, and can only be obtained Of the suters at OK.
orbitant prices. The soldier advised all when send.
ing articles TO soldiers to put in supply Of pepper.
1t ID pnt up in tin boxes holding quarter or half
pound eschi the soldiers punch holes in one end aud
thus make pepper casters.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

The following table will compare the present
condition of the banks with that at the close # the
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

TIE FAsHloy czs.-This is the opening day oi
the races on the Fashion Pleasure-Ground. frotllng
is announced to "ommence at o'clock, ?. m. Inc
fo,lowing are the entries: Tro1ing purse, siVo.
Mile heats, in 5, to wagons. Hiram Woodrun
names for Tom Murphy; d. Tallman for Jiti D.
Mclaughlin for n aabe Dick, and d. Pffer for Lady
Lincoln.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

Is L ~ Evening i,,s,. !G,L.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-28
The War ia nai.soari.

Special Dispatch to the Chicago TinesI
ST. LOUIS, August 22-The committee ap-
pointed to solicit subscriptions from the banks
and Insurance. companies for the support OF the
families Of volunteers are al work today. The
State Bank gave $4,000, the Merchants Bank
$1,000, and other banks and insurance compa'
MES gave $1,000 to $4,000 each.
General Blunt aud Colonel Warren have pug-
sued the rebels to the Usage, and are still in
pursuit.
A poor woman named Elizabeth Rsmsey has
srived ron Washington county, AK Sha
walked 81 the way to Rolis, and endured severe
haydships. Her two brothers, with whom she
lived. were pressed into the rebel service. She
goes TO find sn uncle in Chicago,
AdiatautG General Thomas has arrived from
Washington.
TweDty-eigh5 prisoners, captured BY MAJOR
Rogers IN Norih Missouri are on tier way to
tie city.
Maj5r Liviogston, clFiefof police, took posses
s;sn to day pa. T. SlinIeI's grocery store. The
propi!ctor has been for some tina bsentiug BIN
settle 2~oid eorslImAas leaving clerks Ia clsrg7
sud r csiving nightly the money t.em sales du-
ring the dey. The groceries seized are WofTh
about a Thousand dollars, and viii probably Do
confseatea It has proved impossible to find
Skinner himself.
Levi Ashbrock and james Ashbrook, vel
| known pork packers, were arrested on a charge
Of dis.oYalty. Fifteen horses il their possession
were seized. it being charged thas they had
lately been purchased from REBELS whose proper
ty was il danger of eoDhscaiion. The pariiea
were sent to the GTsdot prison.
ST. LOUIS, August pa vsry large and en-
thrsiaarie var meeting was held last night at the
( Mercantile Library Hall, a. which Gov Gamble
made tue principal speech announcing a most
vigorous war pOlicy in fhis State. H1 depreca-
ted the disposition Of the people to find fault
with the policy Of the Federal government, and
recommended the exteTmiBatiOn Of the guerTil-
las. He would make tue secessionists pay for
the protection they receive from the government,
and drive south all n~0n-combatauts who de-
nounce the government. He said the military
/ authorities hold bonds from the rebels to ths
amount Of over a million dollars, and advised
that all broken bonds be collected az once.
His speech was received with tremendous sp-
! plause, aud, if the policy is carried Out by the
military anihOsities, pesce will soon be restored
in this State.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, August . Cool Wright,
of the Federal forces, passed Carthage yester-
day, Ia hot pursuit Of the gUerTillss Of Cotse,
HAYS and QIanIilI. On Wednesday he attacked
the rebel rear guard, killed twelve, snd captured
thirty.one horses. Quite s number OF guns,
horses, and other property had fallen into their
hands. The Kansas troops under Gen. Blunt,
we're only a few miles behind, pushing on zap
idly. A number of horses and s quantity OF
camp equipage were found at the Usage, where
the rebels crossed
An the bad characters in Western Missouri
are Joining Coffee, which viii drain that section
of a dangerous element.
Tho pursuit viii not be relaxed until the rebels
are driven from this State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-28


Died At The Amer saa Mouse, Bo son. M.slsekusstit
on sunday jay 20. l5S2. ROBERT TRABUE PArr1sov.
son OF CeL George Pasison, Of Memphis, Tennessee.
sssd thlrty years and Two months.
he had tstn rssdHg Er several ysars IN New Or
leans uss IN bad hsata Ter sozs tine. azd was pass'sd
70 rsiuFa home &c ae. Pc sr1vsd a. Boston On Re
IS 4 Of jane, and could SCI nc fs-thst His aged fathsr
arrived On tie 2ls. il time 60 see ha rsmainL Aozs
aud IN q lsud q strangers, be wss e.nfored b. tds
ynPa hstle tear Mingled with his g. the las rssslsg
Pisee q bis 6rt born Ills soufortisg 70 tEs family
o. he deceased 10 know tia. IN dis ,at days Re had ali
the stssntisn that kindness ec1d hestoE ron many,
ard The tssdsr sJm7aihisz Of females around him. al.
though 4 stranger, past eulary tee family at the Ausd-
can House This Is an Affecting Pro7iisncs. n P
had 8 brother killed ia The dssperste eora ot % ib5
fsld CT Shiloh, snd has tbsss usrs bco.hsrs IA he
srRy who are new called to mourn - loss Of Asr
senior bratbs--5ostos Pea;