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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1870.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1870.
THIRD EDITION NOW READY
/, contains:
l. ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT.
J. Bcipses in 1870
2 vsnous Calendars for 1870
J. TideTabis for 10 places.
The -Four Seasons
10 Sc Correct Time
6 Morning and Evening StaG
= S1ty-one Bright stars
g. Cycles ard Cburcb.Daya
o Planetary and star Couuuctous, lie.
TO- Length u Day aud Night
H. CuxSp,R-rba.es Of the Moon; Rising and Setting Of sup
Moon and Planets. Sd,resi Noon, Moon South, &c
H. POLITICAL DEPARTMENT
Consultation he United states with the var"us Amendments
2 Condition Of The Fifteenth Amendment
Phlc Laws passed Third Session Of the XLth Congress-
and he Frs; Session ofthe XLIt Congress
Jont Resolutions aud Procamauons
5 Appropriations BY Third Session Of XLh Congress
G. Debts of various Nations
Constitution OF tie NewYork and Amendment,
g. Number ofvoes ard these who Vote in NeS.lotk
O. Homestead Law anu Prices Of ubie Lands
10. French and American Weights aud Measure.
II. Coinage the United States Mint
H. Public Debt of the United States
n Principal Governments Of the World.
a. States aud Territories With Governors Population te
Is Committees to Congress
IT, Heads Of the Government
u. Supreme Court
H. Our Ministers Abroad.
10 The United States senate. With terms Of service
2o Members Of the XLIst Congress politically classified
a. Delegates o Congress from Territories
ILL., ELECTION RETURNS
Full Of Al mporan, Elections held 10 1903 WIFE 0'n
paraiye Tables for other years
2 Summary Of Votes Elections for President
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IL will be seen by the above comparisons that tn' %
ernments are stronger to-day and prices are hgher NAV
ON Yesterday In Ell gland the last quotations we're ~
690s ssh This we believe. is the highest inquire th',
have reached IN Londonan evidence OF the increases
confidence of the English capitalists IN onr "oNefhm'
bonds and in ability AS well as our purpose - A'T
faith with our creditors.
In state bonds the market was generally nEm VII" '
exception OF North Carolina New. which sold down 10 D
The report about these bonds aud how they have
upon the market II seems demands some acuon"
the New York Stock Exchange. Almost every "a" CIV
respondents are making inquiry OF Is to these po""
and there is widespread feeling that all Ia not rgn1
committee OF the Exchange should be app0nte" 70
ugate the matter. -,
In Railroad bonds the market was hrm wi'h NM
transactions OF Erie Second Mortgage. ~; tuoh '''
so as7: Central Pacific %; OHIO and MsSlss lP' 'p'
Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central Flrs'
slaslI; New Jersey Central bonds. !" In wy n"1N
stock there was but little DONE and prices very nrn ~
the Stock market prices were Oh on '"' so"''' VS.
speculative stocks although at the close the market
IA. uru.a
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when the Imperial Government OF France
robbed the public archives OF important public docu-
ments-M KcratIy says that IT hast was guilty of a
crime against civilization and Of OGense TO the world
the Emperor Gull from this mass OF original au
thotcs correspondence Of the First Napoleon with
his minister, bis brothers, the whole Of pa
pers relating the affair Of Boulogne. his successors he
they Bourbon OieaBIss, BOnaEart6s may also rifle
in the If TN, is 10 become part Of the gen
era imperial policy how history hereafter TO be written
that man Ike NJ keratry has found out the theft and
r. bold enough to expose 10 ~ time.
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political ECONOMY.
HORACE GREELEY.

HORACE GREELEY.
ESSAYS seGed 20 eiucdae Science Of POLITICAL ECONo
Ny while serving explain defend the Policy Of POIECIlONI TO
HOME INDUSTRY system q National Cooperation the Eeva-
ton Labor By HORACE GREELEY have just been issued neat
2uo volume Of @ pages This comprises She twenyhur papers
on Political Economy published weekly IN THg ast Summer
and Autumn with such additions cancellations suggested BY
the author revising this aHi most copoas AID
thorough Anavta Index deic 10 the Memory Of Henry Clay
fairly eaudy the assumptions aud Aren
.u, champions Free Trade their latest and most peeous
sspeots
The author claims m III graphing With the Free
Traders ground ard meeting their points they have
present Others all bow far be has sueeded he
trusts none can plans has evadsi the positions which
they choose 70 E their
This not large book It aspire emboiT all tbs,
known regard subject Though not exclusively
devoted the argument for Protection regards the maintenance
trt svmuetreal Development Industry BY al
ustmeu Duties Levied Imports the conversions
snd vufng the Economic armament
Aer have doubtless been written the aim Of this
ha. simplify truths ard commend ten, BY Of
prasu, facts multiplicity Of houe Illustrations to the general
CONTENTS:
I.LABOR-PRODUCTIOS.
U.COMMERCE-E
H..CAPrTAL-SK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROP.
ERTY.
W..MONEY-THE BALANCE OF TRADE
v..PAPBR MOSEY-IETBREST-USuEY.
V.SLAyERY-HIRED Neutrality-suspicious.
VII MoSoPoLY-THB LAW OF PRICES EFFECT OF DUTIES
on COST.
vnI..AGRcuLTURR AS AFFECTED BY PRoTECTGoY-vIEws
or THE FATHERS
R.THE STATB-ITS LEGITIMATE SPHERB-POWERS AND
DCTIRS-FREE TRADE AXIOMS CONSIDERED.
Y. PROTECTION FOR AGRICULTURE
XI. MANUFACTURES AND THEIR NEEDS.
XU..THE LABORISG CLASS-ITS RIGHTS. INTERESTS
DUTIES, AND NEEDS
XIII .THE INTEREST or COSSUMRBS-IRON
XIV. PROTECTION ILLUSrRATED-SUGA
Xy. The HARMONY or INTERESrS-THE SUGAR INDUS
TRY OF FRANCE ISvIGORATING OTHER INDUS
TRIRS-BRET SUGAR or ITS TRfUMPHAL MARCH.
AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING. SHIPPING AND FOREIGN
COMMERCE.
XVII. CREDIT-ITS Uses AND ABCSES-FOREIGS ISDRBT-
BDHESs-OCR NATIONAL DEBT.
XVIII. WHAT mas BEEN CALCULATING WHAT SHALL BE-
XIX. TAXATION. DIRECT AND INDIRECT
XX..CO-OPERATION
XXI.WOOL AND WOOLBSS
xxi. IMMIGRATION.
XIII. .SPECIFIC-AD VALORRM-MGNGMUM
XIV. CONCLUSIONS.
ANALYTICAL APPENDIX
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave

j Ttirteths as folovs:
NJ Ceunaii Express Dftvinrroon attached
1880 a m Day Brpree Drawing attached
D. H. Montreal Express. Drawing attached 90 go
throug Che,So
ept ciangs va " & RR, also /. s. 4 N. ). RI (pAJt
II . NJ. Night Express Serpsr attached
200 M. 1880 and 5 ?. m, Poughkesrsie Trans
Ga. ~ 4:i5 and s. 50 2. m, Pe~hskil IrA!DA
lanI 6.sn p. M. sing slug Trains 49,
60 80 g.lO u H. t;23 3'IO anl I!io m iohAe'
Train. =, -,-,.1-,
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"a 6lbom ii mlu 6Ou,irn.

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supply E-bhed osse Odoe Store LETTER
BOX plate brass Orders received By the LettaI Car
Ters bv NJ. HAAS No. IA Fourth ave.
Cusro- HOUSE EgwYUHg gCro's OyYIcK Peb r.. 1870
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~ wa.hnqton B.bla" oh. POI in.taa from to 10 O'clock
a. H., for The entrance and clearance of vessels -
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long ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

IL Zip;
$50 N. Nail train for Grsenport
Kosyu Glen Cove Locust valley Huntington and
Eorhport
.. 10. Rivsrhssd RIprss, Train. ~. 49,,
NJ Rosyn. Glen Cove Locust NasJ hGahngson' ana
Norhport.
Ion NJ. for North Islip
A tr,ins connect; Al Branch or Hempstsad
Rosu Gen Cov Locust 'Aey Hantnston aad
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MARGARET FULLER" WORKS.
SEw EDITION. IN SIX VOLUMES WITH A PORTRAIT
PRICE so, BOUND IN CLOTH.
sEET FgkE on RECEIPT OF PRICK
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
M pLLAWARE LACKAWANNA. AND WESTERN RAlLRoA


aud foot Of Chtstophersi
MATER ARRANGEMENTS commencing NONDAl nov ~ 1852
MAIL TRAIN 81 Dsnyhe with Boonon Bueh
Nseoo With Sussex X ot 40
Washington wh the D. L. and W. X or water
Bend we
am. Boomsburg snd Delaware and Hudson K ka~ ,
m LEHICH VALLEY EXPRESS stops 81 hesark motifs
Washington Phiphurg ani i''on con.
meets Phil p,hus Bel bel r r. for Beydere Se And
with L. " Il for Bethlehem Allentown Maas Chsns Aad
Wikeshaue
no. EASTOS EXPRESS At Dover With Chester R.
and AZ Waterloo = ia Sussex X X
aud4. o.. m. SUMMIT ard intermediate stations
sud l. 80 90 90 94N t:JJ' y'Oo
And u SOUTH ORANGE and iutermeia siiiiouA
GO IN, YOUNGSTOWN aud lnierns1Ias
sisrous
Sion. m MORRISrOWN EXPRESS. . . - .
p, XIV ARK AZ W 30 1920 H. ll:10 lao
2;J 800 40, s. $40 $40 t TO- b.O, 7i5, 800,
sod HAS .,o,rct Arm -,
.,a6l0n m s SCHOOL, Assistant Superintendent
" EoIerLr- Gen1 Ticket Agent
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The City Bank Statement for the
he previous week;

The Bank Statement regarded upon the whole -
favorable as the stock market drmer in The AFTER
noon than in the morning.
The following Is the result Il the business at the SUD
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RARITAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD.
~ fof Long BRANCH, RID BANK. BklcESBtRG, MAN
ChhrsR TOMS klvkR. sch steamer Jkask hofr. "<e
- tsn nr 10 loot Dsaasst - .. .
sept 10, 1909 W. skkpkN, General hasstsr
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
~ " AND y-wlNrkR AKRAhGkMkSr.-0u And amer ossssr
~ oil leave k~s,e ssd Grssdst Ferries fss~s
t+5 Nsl ssi Passenger ff Pa<besssi 10 "a hr Asrst
80 trptsss 10 Patshogssi an =, AtssGnoaaoa fer
iP ss.,srd,s ,s.ssA V Pssbersei $50 fer h.rrsf-
hatatsts rssgA Bssylaa All uass VALLEY srsa
y. DousLAs s.,.,s...A...
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING SOY. ~. 1851
Po,ps,r station Ne~iok Of T~ent's and
Fourth Entrance r~eutr seventh,
TEAMS LEAVE NEWNORK,
For keu HaVen rd Bridgeport T. (EI ll0 HIS (BI J. ,:
o. OH J;+S, 4:O. $50. and tx p. m
For hsa SsraiirI Fsrhs Southport aud Wesport $50 II 30
Por Sor.an 100 (RIl SEQ Ion l::IS (BI) 500
Krl 3.lS go (RIl 5:g, 90 and 500 (BI.) ?. N.
psnsn. l. li:1s 4. n 3:t5, 80 5;J) ard o:p D.
stamford (KxL li;o iS (bHl 2:l3 tBr),
}. 6:D 1:i lkIl
FOR GsnweL II: an - t;tS 5:J b;S ';l9 N
For Port Chester and intermediate s,Aros, 81 T. llD NJ ES
3:t5. t.45 s:cf 6IJ and 5:l3 .. IA
Sshdsy Nal Tram Ivs 81" We" t"rA ~ p Ia Iot
Bestoa. .-z.,..e, ,.,.,vs
tcI Bo'on va Springfield. |. N !Er D. , gu slEI)p@
For Boston, via Shors Line lz:l5 tEIl. BE- p N
fet Hartford Aod Springfield a. tkil 2:l' (Et) 80 "a
River Railroad EL) 2:l5P to Montreal,
Up . Northampton.
Por R.rord Povdeoe and F,hkm Railroad, (EIll his
FOR New Sss, HssLoalon Stcuingou Railroad at "a m
MS. } -. ,,-,
burgh
Yor Hou.s,ouie Railroad So 70. snd3
POI EAugataet Railroad. 8 a. IN ; (EI j. m
For R,tosi a. f.i3 aui " sai
N from Norsak I" D,nbury
wCAsaaa Railroad l1la 40 y ~ and on saiar'
Csmwod,ou, Sleeping Cars stsehed to train snd Drawing
' ~ " JAMES n HOYT. Superintendent
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1antipg atIStmirs.
JflusirlI Sustrumrnt5.

A GREAT OFFER.
N HORACE WATERS 81 BROADWAN EEWYORS,
will d.pos Of one Hundred PIANOS MEiODtONS aod ORGANS
Of six Gra makers, pr-es for cash during THIS
month monthly sutil psii the sane TO Let
applied purchased Aes tAicsens Pianos Tor htni
Monthly lueut- received for
IF you want u good PIANO, cheap call at
L NJ " aEERELLS late /. r. Cupm,Dgs NaTeI."m. No =
ousuare Sod on in.eus rente Ait customers
OrI- Io,E A hem h-fi rvnul 80 70
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THE MONEY MARKET.
sALEs AT THE STOCK ExcHASGE.-FIRsY CALI
l0t O'CLOCK An

~ d 80 Bonds- Iaroad Rlnd-Nlnt ana R1lrond-
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ltlEelkpHlC NEWS lTEfS.

road Subsidy bin
The total number OF deihs by yellow in Mobile Ibis
season Is 1874.
Governor Davis has issued order revoknG quarantine
all reSas ports from the 4th OF November next.
Ihe town OF Cenrevle Idaho, totally destroyed by
le on the 24th of October.
The smallpox is raging Salem, Oregon member Of
the Legislature died and two OH seroagy ILL., The
people are panic-stricxen.
j. g. Keisnins store In Wl'mantic, Conn, was broken
INTO on Thursday night anu robbed OF eco worth oil
goods. ' -
Hiram Jones was yesterday convicted In Portsmouth N
H. or the murder OF his wife in June sentenced
be hanged on the hrst Tuesday IN November, ISL.
The population OF Cincinnati ia 2lsCoo exclusive OF 1856
persons Twin. In the city suburbs The population the
counties comprising the Southern district Of Ohio IVA
The democratic nominee Congress In the Illinois r,rs.
district having Withdrawn, John Wentworth 1ong john
b. Farwti', the republican candidate
Richard W. Aiken was arrested roushkeepaie yester
day morning by Sheriff kenworthy charged
Cbaiies A. McRs and Charles b. Megs, of New York. OF
been able 10 obtain II.
railroad boarding house at Bismarck, No. the Iron
mountain haroNd was burned early yesterday mornsr
Toe EcePer u the house, whose name Is unknown
Turned 70 death Two other men were badly injured The
house WAS f OF sleeping railroad ahorcre and mechanics
and sheT escape was effected Viii 10 acb G.neaiiy.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29
rRanaEaE EgMlClGE fg sEgAaa.

Yesterday afternoon, between three END four
O'Clock. desperate renc0ntre took place IN q
low drinking saloon on River street, New
ark, between one Of the proprictors, MI
chael Carr, and u carman named william
Corbett, residing in Union street. In the
course OF which the latter was struck terrific
blow with heavy base ball club causing fracture
of the skull, which, 1t is though' must prove fatal
IL appears Corbett, who has heretofore borne a
mos. uneIviable reputation for rowdysm, and
who Is a brother OF Marx CCrbett, the same
VINO was recently acquitted on q charge
of rape, entered Carr's place. No. So River
drinks without pay whcreup0n Carr refused to at.
tend him, and advised him to ego on to the next sta
tion." C0rbett renamed however and, as Is sta.
became very abusive, untll finally Carr proceeded
to put him out when he drew knife and dared
the saloon man to touch him. Seizlng q base ball
club the latter drove COrbet out at last. He walked
away, but presently returned with large four pound
was feied with sledge-hammer blow Of the club.
lie was picked up In state OF insenslDiiitv and re-.
moved 10 his home, and medical attendance sum
moned. He stu continued unconscious at last &C.
counts and can scarcely survive.
HIS assailant was promptly taken into custody
singularly enough by officer Corbett, excellent
and efficient member OF the police force. also
brother OF the injured man, ana lodged
in the City Prison. He is young, strapping fellow
oi twenty-three who ere now has figured In the pub-
lie prints as professional practlser OF the so-called
manly art" He has, however, retired from the
boxing business. He claims to have acted purely in
sclfdeience, and says that COrbett did make lunge
Ut him with the knife and slightly cut him under the
chin. HIS lace certahiy shows that lie was CIT
SnulnlDM
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member OF the provisional government, BE
adds that The influence or M. cambetta ana General
rrochu, from whom comm lDications have been re-
Gently received, IL thrown strongly In favor
or removal Of the seat Of government
either TO Bordeaux or to Clermont Ferrand.
This Is In view OF the fact that opera,
tions OF the German army on the Loiro are
expected TO bring a serious collision with the
French forces ie very short time, and II s thought
best that the government should be out OF the reach
of even possible disaster.
PRESSING THE ENGLISH INTERVENTION.
IL is now reported that Austria mas renewed her
activity In support OF the English negotiations, and
that she is warmly backed by the Italian govern.
ment.
FRANCE REJECTS TIE GERMAN TERMS or ARMIsTICE.
special despatch TO the London Times, from
Berlin, intimates that the French had rejected the
German terms OF afmstice, but thinks the fall Of
Metz VIII lead them to reconsider their determna-
ton.
WANTS TO hold ON TO METZ.
Tho Anzei0er of Berlin, says that Germany. re-
gaining Metz, has the strongest point the line OF
the Mosele, and she must keep 1t.
LORD LYONS PREPARING TO LEAVE TOURS
Lord Lyons, the British Minister to France, is pre-
pairing TO leave Tours. lie has engaged the first
floor of the Hotel de la Paix, in Bordeaux.
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NEW Work IN A BALLOON
~. Gmnbetfn Wounied.

Mr.. Reynolds, of New York, gives the following
account of an arial excursion which he took, with
TWO others, from Paris on Friday morning, October
!, ~ me same moment that Nadar assembled
with NJ Gambetta:-
the weather was fine, ana the wind light.
crowd was assembled to see us Of
the members OF the government, NJ. Louis Blanc.
&C. we rose amid cries Of "Vvc Ia Republique ~
seven hundred metres passing over the Prussian
lines, Tne wind falls; we hear cannon shots; we
see signals; welEsustaned fusillade commences;
Inc bals hiss on all sides Gamb, tta's balloon is
aDove ours obuses are shot 10 try and burst the
balloon. The moment ls trying one. The wind
gets up. We advance, rising, falling frequently to
make reconnaissance OF the Frusslans.
Az three O'Clock we lost sight OF Gambetta ut
Crei lie descended too near, and VAS an OBJECT
FOR The Prussan balls. The balloon had hoe made
IN u, ana his hand was grazed.
AT four we reached land at Roye The peasants
were terrified and would not come near hut soon
the better class came IN their carriages and gave US
welcome greeting.
We found Gambetta at Amlens; he descended near
aw0Od on the other side, which was occupied hy
Prussians. AT Amiens Gambetta received an cnthu-
siastic ovation.
There is no discord In Paris.
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Sf,RlTlss. And SP,HlIUsLlsN.

On last evening, al the rooms OF the New York
Liberal Club, PlnpOn Hail. lecture was delivered
py Mr. stephen Pear. Andrews In defence Of Spirit
ism and Spiritualism Various were the phioso-
piers and voiuminous was the philosophy quoted by
the learned lecturer in order TO convince his
audience that such thing did exist az spirltdom.
Several pieces OF poetry read by Mr.. Andrews,
which, lie said, were composed by ladies while in q
state oil somnambule or mesmersnl. SO striking
was the resemblance OF style OF these pieces to that
Of X. Burns and Edgar A. Poe that he came TO the
conclusion they were composed on return visit to
the terrestrial regions by those gentlemen, long since
become members ofspiritd0m, and, as the Aforesaid
authors did not seem capable OF producing such
chefs dGagre he asserted that II was the spirits or
Burns ana zoe that composed them.
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AID rGa 7gE rgEycA w .U,DSp.

SoIrec DramsiiIue at the Franco smcricam
Institute.
A sofrde dy0n.dHQue In aid OF the French sufferers
by the war was given last evening by the pupils OF
the Institution Franco-Amercaine, Is East Twenty.
fourth street. The large sdtoas OF the establishment
were crowded with select audience, which com
prised many OF the leading French and American
citizens OF New York. Among them were Pcre Ro-
nay OF the Institute ST. LOUIS, in TwentythIrd street,
NJ Mercier, Of the Courier des Eats
Ufis; Professor liston, OF the University
OF New York; Professor Met. General
Delafeid and family, Lexington Fox aud family Dr..
Crosby and Mr.. Olmstead. The entertainment con-
sisted OF dramas and music. The singing Of Mile.
V. DucnOcn0is was deservedy 8pplauded The
amusing comedy, '1ci on Pare Franeas,' was adj
mlrably gven and created roars OF laughter. The
most noticeable part OF the programme, however,
was "Les Ricochets'-a comedy given in French by
the pupils Of the institution. The purity and ease
with which the language WAS spoken ana the ad-
mitabe acting, especially Of Miles, Merclcr Carrier.
Frdenberg, Alnaut and Crosby, excited deserved
applause. The arrangements. under tie direction OF
Mesdamcs Maillard and Carrier were all that could
lie desired.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29
OBITUARY.
.ENIln Kerr.

This wen known citizen oil New York died 1T his
residence Ia this city OH yesterday morning, in the
sixteth year OF his age. He was native OF ireland,
but came to thus country when quite . young man,
and in 1880 went to Albany, where he engaged in
business. In 1s45 Mr.. Kerr removed to the metro
polls and established brewery here, in which he
was successful. He was also engaged ia numerous
other business enterprises the success OF which en-
abled HIM to amass fortune. Som after the oiga-
nization OF the Seventh Avenue Railroad Company
he was elected Its president which position ne held
up TO the time OF his death. Personally UT. Kerr
was most amiaGlc, hospitable and kinu-iiearted
gentleman, whose 'ats VIII he deeply houlncd ny
large circle Of friends. lie leaves WIDOW anu
several children.