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The New York herald., 1865-01-04
STATE LEGYsLATURE.
ALBANY, Jan. 8, 1895.
Senate.

ALBANY, Jan 3, 1895
Tho Senate called TO order at eleven o'clock A n.
- Lieutenant Governor ALsoRD, who addressed The
osaaion as follows
BuAroRs-Taking the chair a. your President follow
sAss in asking your attention for a brief moment Our
Nsn for her local interests but she also demands Of
% we fsil not 70 bring her great strength
hountry In this terrible crisis OF her Fate
While all have claimed 10 desire the perpetuation OF
eS Of the govern hsTe weakened
afough their recent action, have determined ihs.
er compromise TO outraged nationality. We
S.s but TO endure little longer The overruns hand
- Divine Providence Is writing daily, by the triumph.
nt progress the OF freedom and the Union the
history Of the pd decline and ultimate sure extinction
nopGs no - - ss snd US
1sh a sure foundation the government Of our
lhahers showing that while as people we claim
iSsaaes, yet as q state we permit none TO
lake from In the great contest for freedom and
Svr aware Of the necessity Of strict adherencs 70 the
1lss adopted for the guidance Of your deliberations TO
bake important for me to ask OF you ready obed
tncs W their requirements and trust that may admin
Der the government OF your body in spirit Of courtesy,
kindness and mparalisy, coupled, II necessary, with
0smnesa
Wednesday Of each week.
Dank Of Williamsburg 70 change its name and make
- Of once Of Justices Of the District Courts in
1sw York 70 expire al the time
70 incorporate the Union League Club Of New York
10 m the compsnsaiisn Of members OF the New York
oDmmon Council.
10 forbid the payment of local bountiee
10 amend the Soldiers Voting Law.
70 snihorixs the CONSTRUCTION Of . ship canal from
eAyugs Lake - Lake Ontario
70 provide for the appointment Of inspectors and can
saessrs In the city OF New York.
Mr. HAvESs moved resolution requesting Congress TO
bmh 70 the Lesisiaarss Of the several States propo
nton amend the constitution prohibiting slavery In
oAe United States forever Laid on the table
Mr. ASpREws moved resolutions expressing the thanks
- the State Of New York Lieutenant General Grant
Admiral Farrsgut General Sherman, General Sheridan
GENERAL Thomas and Commodore winslow for their bril-
eant and successful services In the Of their
~ Laid the table
The Governors Message was then read and four thou
end extra copies ordered 70 be printed
Mr. FoIaER presented . report from the Committee
Privileges and Elections In favor OF awarding the Of
Me Ninth DISTRICT held by A. q. Eiven, 70 A.
kAw contested at the last session.
M BAILEY submated report, wherein the same con-
olnsion arrived At
Adjourned
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Assembly.

ALBAEy, Jan ., 1904
A eleven A n Mr. JosxrH d. CUsnnAr Clerk Of the
M House, called the Assembly 70 order
me oath Of once was adminiyersd 10 members BY
Lon Chsunoey n Depsw, Secretary Of stata
The House then proceeded 10 ecci Speaker with The
es,owing result
George @ HAskins.. ......................... n
A0Am - "
Mr George a. Haskins, Of wyoming, was then declared
-auiy elected speaker. He addressed the Assembly
6s,sw:-
0Unzwu % TEE AsmssLy-kooeps my sincere
aahs for the honor you have conferred In seiecsng
- psssids your deliberations We st Q time of
vrofoundly terYible importance in the history Of the
kasson kven6 rapidly occurring which win deter
nine our whole future people Upon legislative
nccn much OF the character Of that future will depend
6sVvssenna e. We do various portions Of the chief Stats
y ths Union trust That We shall all deeply feel the
esspsssfbilitiss Of or position, and discharge
s bcne6sially 70 ths s,ste and the nation orcditAbiy
- ourselves and soceptAbiv 70 our eonstitnents The
bhor Aurstion Of The session -prsctcaly limited a.
N Me eonstuson 70 the peroN OF about one hundred
gs-Sssala sdnenish - V 8 aalssns md Ronsss
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SHIPPIN G NE w S +.
Port Of New York, january 3, 1865.


chip James Cheston, Bryan London,,J Cheston 4 Son.
sshp spp nne n mog ssS mntr Rran
Brig Northern Light (Br), Anderson Havana-N II Brig
Brig Flying Eagle (Br), stroub, Matamoros-J Ward 1
Brig Helen tBr) Mckenzie, Cienfuesos-Brett Son Co.
seg sgg rsse s Gorso
schr Vigilant (Br), Weeks Nassau NP-TA R Webster
scsr "a. Hatfield tBr> Brooks Antisua-a Knox Co.
schr Dyer, Rogers, Ezabethport- Murray.
steamer @ Sa' chssspesss sia wiliei.: saSs Porand
ARRIVED.
Steamship New York fBrem) wenke Bremen Dee IS and
So,hsmP'en 2l; Nth %dss and 800 S 70
bound vest has had Winds most Of The
se ss gs, fys sn
Monroe and - hours from the Breakwaisr 70 U Navy
steamship Knight Gallagher Philadeiphia, with mdss
Snip Rosin Castle eof glasgow. Hicon Hong Kong Aug
q w Hoe. Ss "a % aassa 4 Sc Apr sy IS Sept Ess
z iT a.n, ss
Rss csrs, sqs 8, Asa.sys NIB, Wilson, Rsm.aios sdsy.
SIs csssus, ,iRr;.l cinis Rio orands, - days. with
sshr julia tof Windsor Ns psrr St Johns, PR, n days.
VIII s,. messs;ss Ss. .s;s 20 Il BswSs p,.,o.
ss%sD Ess HE Ysns,s Ss ss ns:. IS s.s
John Dale q 4 n.ds
ss M E1soo 'lss fa:s $ g. Rs .sS Ion @ sss
sT .sG R: &c q s,asy sy
y F 90 % Primo.
Dec "A, with Haywood &c, "a Murray, Jr
Steamship Northern Light Gus transpor) Lefevre, Fort
ress Monroe = hours, to y 8 0unrterniasier.
ton, with troops for Fortress Monroe
Steamship Potomac, Sherwood, Portland, with mdse and
passengers, to y Cromwell 4 ca
Steamship Empire, Robbins, Washington, De- 80 hours,
with mLse, 70 James Hand
steam yacht Octavia (Br propelor) Genland Cleveland
via Montreal Provncetown and Boston, b w Cunsr
towed from Boston TO this city by steanR Chas Pearson
Nash; IL new vessel, of Sl tons English measurement
SHIP AlexandS, tof Yarmouth Ns, Crosby Newport Eng,
SHIP Enoch Train tof BostonN Holmes, Boston, days.
with linseed, 20 Croker, Wood 4 Co.
Bark II CASTOR ,of New Hsvenl, Parmelee Barbadoes
Is daya with old metal, Bishop Brother OF New Haven
Brig Goodhue (of Yarmouth, Ns), Crosby, Matansas
II days, with sugar TO master.
Brig Penguin Ham, wesenbcrs, Pissgus, Peru 20 days,
with nitrate Of sods, 20 order
Brig Ahsa Cof yarmouth Ysl Messenger, st Martins IL
days with sst.to Boyd Hicken.
Brig wanserer fof Maand, Ns), Anderson, Cardsnas,
days, with sugar, 10 II ! & A Dewolf.
schr W Vaughn, Johnston, Yorktown
SAILED
a-stesmships Champion. Arago, Atlantic Corsica, Ma
tanyas; ship Deutschland; brig Darrell.
9d-Ship Surprise; bsrks Aanho Teresa, Antelope; brigs
l. Eaton, Connolly Emms Dean; schrx Ives, sunny
South.
Rnruuxx-Bris Foster tof Bos'on) Hammond hence c9,h
ul with general cargo, bound Philadelphia, having
the 3is on Ahsacom gnle from wSW lost topasn and
encounterng head winds, put back
wind at sunsetE.
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Died.


AxsLxR In Brooklyn, on Monday, January 4 MARY
A., only child Of Starr II and Emma Amber, aged Q
months and 10 days
Her remains were taken to Danbury, Conn, for In
terment
BurLss-on Tuesday, January 9, Hurr NJ, eldest
son Of Henry Butler
His relatives and friends and those Of the family are
invited 70 attend the funeral services S west Tweu
W third street. on Thursday afternoon, a. three o'clock
The remains win b taken 10 New Haven for intcrment
BULI.-The funeral OF the late fHos n BULL will take
place from Trinity church, Thursday morning. q .
quarter before eleven O'Clock The friends and those o.
the family are respectfully invited 70 attend wthous
further netce.
BRowr- -on Sunday, January l. AFTER shor iilncss
RicBARp BRowN, aged % years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funcra from his late residence No
Birmingham street, this Wednesday, afternoon, q two
o'clock
/, London England papers p)csse copy.
ByRNu -0n Thursday, Detsmber "a 1894, from disesse
contscted In front Of Petersburg Sergeant toHs ByRvRs
OF Company r. One Hundred and SIXTY fourth regiment
New York Volunteers Of Patrick Byrnes deceased
and brother Of the late Lieutenant James Byrne o.
tbe rsh Brigade.
The funeral VIII tsss plsss frn NE rsxdspss % bls
The New York herald., 1865-01-04

Court OF Appeals.
ALBANY Jan. 8, 1880.
January {, Ise5-Noa 4, ell Q, 10, II, Ia lsA and
The New York herald., 1865-01-04
TOO LATE ron CLAssIFICATIOr.

TNN0TNEERs-wANTED, AN ENGINEER, COMPE.
~ take charge Of Fredrc Fuller engine, for pile
driving Ac To q competent constant employment and
rood wages win be given. Apply 70 Eugene White or A.
4 nurlinsHns, w. Woostsr ~. New york.
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INTERESTING FRo1 ALbASN
coHr1HUED TRon FIRST fAa1.

6Asn N founding s1r fsss ias1uoaa ~ = continue
g initiate their bright example Of COURAGE sndurancs
and Athfunen - principles In mantaiuiaa them. Let
10 b patient snA perssvsEs Let there 6s MY Of
sAs people in every city, village ana town Let all
patriots vso with sach other n sogts make up
lStA day Of February arrives quota ahan be oom-
laseety nliea and ~ men who VIII be anxious, no. ts
n ne closing Of ths great struggle which 10 70 result in
settling the desasss of ths government upon foGnda-
csn firm truth and nsheeoasnesa
u witness whereof have 1ereunte sst my hand 81
oxcd the prvy seal of tAaats Is ke city OF Albany,
Dis second dsy Of january the ysar Of eur Lord enc
hoasand eight hundred and sixty-Avo
RkUBEN Z FENrCN.
Dy the Governor: .. 3noCKwAs, Private Secretary.
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No Movement Of sherman's Army from

fFrom the Richmond Sentinel, Dec 20
Sherman is still Ia Savannah, and movement this
side OF the has taken place since the evacuation Of
Savannah. IL Is probable Sherman viii recruit HE men
before he moves Augusta, or whatever point he do
signs attacking Or the attack Wilmington has
signsly failed he may be reinforced by vessels and
troops from that unfortunate expedition II their iron
clads and transports escape the dangers Of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09

HoLMAN's OPERA TROUPE. article
concerning this company, which appeared IN
yesterday S Gazette, was written upon the rep
Iesentation of gentleman, upon whose state
ments we placed implicit reliance, but being
unwilling, even with his assurance, to advise
our readers to visit places Of public amuse-
ment In Alexandria without ourselves particl-
patlng with them in their pleasures or annoy
ances, we determined to do that, which tor the
last four years We have rarely but done, ": to
spend ali hour or two at the New Theatre.
Our friends statements were correct, Friday
article was justified, and the house was filled,
The opera last night was Bellini La Somnam-
bula, and, though the performers are youthful,
yet we have frequently heard worse singing in
cities which boast OF Academies OF Music. In
the acting, the performers were perfect in their
several rotes. Miss Salle Holman, Amina, is
destined to become famous as songstress, and
Mis- julia Liza, though very young, already
excels many who have figured as stars. The
scenery and wardrobe are perfect and exact,
and the entire staging Of the piece complete
success. The order preserved was excellent
indeed the precautions taken to prevent breach
es OF decJrum are SO comprehensive as to rem
der i'm possible to be otherwise. The audience
last night was large and fashionable, the par
quet being filled to its utmost capacity with
ladies and gentlemen, residents of the city,
who tor long time have been debarred the
privilege Of attending rublic amusements, and
who NOW have al uppOrtunlLy OF lpduiglng
their fondness ter music without the nconve-
nience that has heretofore existed. MIR.
Phillips, tor his exertlons to afford the citizens
of Alexandria, rational and refined enjoyment,
deserves, and we hope will receive, liberal,
as he most assur edly does, we'll merited sup
port The Bohemian Girl is on the bills Tor
10 night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09

FHNO JOEL HANN AS you are not an in
| habitant of the State Of Virginia: you will
take notice, that under the Act, as amended on
the 23d day Of June, 1868, demand Of you the
principal and interest cf 4 rote. under seal, eN-
ecuted by you, to me, ON the 18th day Of March:
1857. for the sum Of twenty five hundred $500
dollars with interest from the date thereof: pay
able on the 18th day Of March, 1853, and ROW
remaining unpaid. |, also, demand ofyou the
interest which has accrued upon said note, from
the 18th day yndos a5ch ISL iu n to s@nd{
ofinterest, amounting to $3.50
ANN T. BATTAILE
no 3C-1aw5w Fairfax CO.. w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09

Night watchmen Penn and Berry, after their
regular beat in the first ward last Monday night
made a round Ia the third ward and succeeded
in capturing one of party Of negroes who had
that nigh made an extensive raid on the dwell
ling houses and grocery stores in that locality.
The houses Of Mrs. Smythe, the Rev. Mr..
Billings, Mr. Parrott Mr.. De Vaughn and
others, and the store of Mr.. O'Neil, had been
entered, and robbed of clothing bask cts, meat
&c., portion of which was promptly returned
to the owners, and the remainder held for ider-
tifcation,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09

Strange as it may seem, on account OF the
season, mad dog was shot and killed 10 the
fourth ward yesterday. For three or four days
previously he had been unwel lying about list.
lessly, and being frequently attacked with nau-
sea; but these symptoms rapidly developed in
to the well marked signs ofrabics. His tongue
protruded and was swollen aud red and soliva,
in streams, poured from his mouth. His eyes
were enlarged, red and sufused. He snapped
at every body, or any thing that approached
him, and sedu|ously avoided the vicinity of
water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS.

An adjourned meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of Alexandria, was held
in the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 9Th, 1866.
After the opening exercises the minutes of
the last meeting we're read and approved. T.
nj. Mccormick here stated that he had acct.
dentally found the minutes of the last Anniyer-
sary Meeting, held by the Association on the
goth Of Nov 1860 ; and moved that they be
read aud placed upon the minutes of the Asso-
citation 2 t4a
On notion Of G. K. Wilmer, that a nom
mating committee Of five be appointed to pre-
sent suitable names as officers Of the Associa
ton, the Chair named the following gentlemen
as said committee - G.. K Wilmer, L. NJ.
Mccormick, J as Entwisle, jr., JAS Atkinson
and d. r. Semmes
The committee presented the names of The
following gentlemen, all of whom were unani-
mously elected to serve until the regular ami
versary meeting to be held in May, 1866:
PRESIDENT, j. E. CHASE.
LIST Vice President, E. B. Wilmer,
End T. NJ Mccormick,
Sd . Rev c. G. Biting,
18th !" : VIM H. Mcknight,
5th {" 6 D. r. Semmes
Corresponding Secretary, H. @ Clsughton.
Recording Secretary, Rob. Jameson.
Treasurer, Joseph Grigg.
Librarian, James Atkinson
STANDING COMMITTEE.
K Kemper, lst Presbyterian Church A.
j. Fleming, End Presbyterian Church ". j.
Herbert Meth Protestant Church. D. Fun
stem, St. Paul's Church; G. F. Lee, Christ
Church Job Carson, Baptist Church R. L.
Wood, M. e. Church, South; j To be SUPPLE
ed, NJ. D. Church, North J CT Baldwin.
Grace Church
On motion Of B.. r. Wilmer the following
changes were made in the Constitution, viz:
Article lst, to read, This Association shall
be called the Alexandria Christian Association
Article I'd, Secs Island End, to read "Any
Lady or Gentleman may become active or asso-
ciate meml ers, &c, .
The committees on Schools and Prayer Meet
ings were instructed to make arrangements for
the re-opcning of the Sabbath School and Night
School, and fer the continuance of the Daily
Prayer Meetings.
On motion, the Secretary was ordered to
furnish the daily papers Of the city with acopy
of the minutes of this meeting, and request
that they be published.
There being no further business, on motion
the Association adjourned
I.fss,s< ROBERT JAMESON,
Recording Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09
j o G A / N B W s

rar Market, this morning, was well sup.
,;ad The prices Of butchers meat remains as
fore with the exception Of fresh pork which
w. - declined, and is now selling at Zoe per
~ .nnd for best pieces Vegetables remain with
y change The arriyalof Christmas times m 81 IS
- .s.ounced by The increase in the number OF
' 'p,Leys brought to market; but the rates are
- :. h;ah to create any rush. They aresell-
: from 49, 5Oa$4 50, according to size Chick
- =. re from 75c.a$125 per pair for small ones:
D. IS from 5oa60c We may mention here
Mil yo,thern markets, New York, Philadelphia,
, l5,5, decline IN butter lis noticed IN the
=, :. There was fair supply of fresh fish, at
lie Fish Market, and punches Of rock, perch
i Of goodquality, were selling at from 4oa5oc
pei bunch: e.ls5. ii. .a. 1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09

The Winnissimmit, the steamer lately bought
by the Alexandria and Washington Steam Fe--
ry Company, having been thoroughly repaired
and reftted, Will be placed on the line to NOR
row. and one of the boats now on will be with
drawn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09

The Richmond Enquirer says that arrange
neuts are in progress in Washington city,
lookine to the concentration there of the ter
mini Of the new road to Richms d, Via Alex
,ndria and Frederick sburg, the great Southern
me- q the Orange and Alexandria, and the
t ,,, and freight from the West BY the ex,
t s Of the Loudoun and Hampshire road
II Hsrper's Ferry. and thence by Winchester
ia the interior, OF coal fields OF Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09

NJ E W T 81 E A R 3
H. b. PHILLIPS. ............ Lessee and Manager.
Fourth Night of the celebrated
HOL A n OP E + A TRIO UPE
whose performances last summer were visited
ELITE AND FASHION OF THE CITY.
This Saturday Evening, December 8,
The performance will commence with Victor
Balfe's Grand Opera of
THE BOHEM Ia N GIRL!
the charming Prima Donna, MISS SALLlE
HOLMAN, as AIRLINE. -
" To conclude with the comic Drama Of
ROBERT MACAIRE.
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle. so cents
CollLS
dec 8-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09

There we're no cases worth reporting at the
Mayors or Magistrates Offices this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09
LAM FOR SALE.-I Of

INVALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-I Of
Y fer for sale q tract of land in Fairfax coun
ty, near Clouds Mill containing. pa acres of
which Is are in wood. titles ON the Seminary
road, about miles from Alexandria. The soil
is good and well adapted to the raising of fruits
and egetables. There are upon tia comtorta-
BILE D YELLING HOUSE, stable and corn df=a
house It will be sold in small tracts to suit Ga
purchasers. One fourth Of the purchase money,
only will be required in hand on the residue
five years time will be allowed, the interest pay
able annually If not sold before, it will be sold
by auction on : aturday, the Goth instant, at II
o'clock m in front Of the Mavor's Office in
Alexandria, !de S-eotd*] +. JOHNSTON.
NOTICE TO GAS BURNERS city
~ Gas Works have substituted GLICERINE
instead of Whiskey, to I'll the meters, as it is
much cheaper, and the filing will not nave to be
repeated for years: as Glycerine does not evap-
CRATE The costs to Gas burners for the Glycerinc
will be ore dollar per gallon.
VIM W. WHITE,
dec St superintendent Of Gas Works.
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Clothing, &c.
r E II @ Y & L
A RNOLD & FIELD,

Wholesale and Retail Deac in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. AND
GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GOODS,
Having disposed Of orr interest in the Mer-
chant Tailoring business, at No. SO, King st., to
to O'Neal g. Dwelly and removed 10 No. 60, we
porpose to offer foryour inspection good line OF
the above goods: Our long experience in the
us great advantage in selecting our stock
which we intend to sell asa small advance on
cost.
We shall offer great inducements to Tai]ors
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap,
You will find in our Gents Furnishing De-
partment a great selection Of goods in that line
always on band Give rs call and you will
never regret it, ut No, So, King street, next
door to Miller China Store
sep Oft ARNOLD e FIELD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09

Three companies Of the garrison of Washing
ton, to be commanded by field officer, and to
be designated by Brig Gen. Z. T. Dent, COM
handing, are ordered to take post in this city,
relieving all guards over public property now
furnished by the l95th Ohio volunteers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09

The surveys for the Metropolitan Branch Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad which is 10
connect Washington with the Point of Rocks
will be completed about the first Of January,
when the engineers, now engaged in locating,
will go into office work. in Baltimore, for about
a month, after which the construction Of the
road will Immediately commence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09

At the last meeting of the Washington Board
Of Trade, the subject Of. consolidating the cor.
uorations Of Washington and Georgetown was
discussed. All seemed to favor union OF the
two cities Afterwards, a paper was presented,
signed by Mr.. Paul Sipos, calling the attention
Of the board to the spropriety Of purchasing
ightdraught steamer to ply between " ash
ipgtonsand the lower counties Of Maryland and.
Virginia. and thus secure the trade from that
section; which was referred to the directors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09

A.party Of German rlaborers arrived There
.h,smorning, from New York, IN one Of the
Nav York and Philadelphia teamship Com
,,n;s Steamers. They were consigned TO
I W;tner and Washington, and were a tine,
bea1tv and healthy looking set Of men. Cot.
Iobn Fairfax, Of Loudoun as was stated yes
,p,aay, engaged most Of them TO work on MS
nant.tion. He pays them sixty dollars year;
and agrees to give them an acre of land for
every three years Of labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-09

Passage thieves are about again. We nave
heard Of several recent cases Of the abstraction
es.coats, hats, shawls, &C., from the na''s =
private residences. Lock the front doors