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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-29

CRIMINAL CUUKT. Jadye CARTE, -Yesterdav
the jury IL The Case of Catherine Comfy, ch .rred
with keeping ad1sOrdHrly house found a verdict ni
Ru lty aid she was sentenced to cay fine of = DJ
~ Oilce was given Of motion for n new trial. The
grand JprJ having failed to find bills of indictmen,
against Geo. Anderson and Cbas Williams charges
with burglary and committed to al October 25ih
the Court ordered their discharge
Io-Gay James smith, 1.-TWO cases Larceny, sp-
ieited ana appeal dismissed. Madison Jcnes charged
with resisting An officer; recogsizance forfeited
IHh NOON DAY SAFh OPERATOR
John q hltBey. indicted for the larceny from
W ID negau. ks1. Of S1GoO raiirCsi bond.
sne he, will b. recollected sde a. ON of
10 rob re safe n Gen. Musseys Office apout ii
clock In the day, not long ago, arraigned a,
pleading fully, VA sentenced the AlSany peni-
tel iary for three years.
POLICE COURT. To DA JDcgs eH-WiiIiam
HunteC' charged with assault and bal cry on NARY
Hunter, his wife. He pIeaced guilty % s!s piping her
jaws fce wife testified ~ his etringIipS her py
clas pir her throat. He required 10 give bond,
IN the sub Of 600 to keep ths peace towards his
wife and pag cOsts Cha les Burnette, one Of those
pres need pSrters to the hotels who hang about thu
rsiroad d. pot 20 fleece strangers. arrested last
night by Ofnces Peaster, for sasIieg q gentleni an
upie shawl valued at $ 10. frsm 4 guest a, the
washington HOuEe wno had 10 Il arr we'd: fined a,O
and costs. or three .R0u, h. in jaii David Trnnns
charged wi n profanity ia Georgetown: fined rs
H. nlaIin Fountain, cOlored ged with cllnmit
ing an assault Joe illisths fined So EIiZahatb
White, col rcd. profanity in the street; fined IS
Ado!ph Gil. Profanity fined : ard COSTS WiIisu,
r. ovr selling hlnor without license; rolIs pra,
ms Eoses iln. profanity. fBed s. Mary Stevens
Ae plDs q bsVdy hoGss, moi. pros Adjourned
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ALEXANDRIA,

IRE-Ihe a,sIm Of FIRE on Christina. morning,
caused by 'he burning Of the old frame house on
Pr1Lce street. adjoining on the w-st the Old Farm
eis Bark. The fire department was coon or hand
sLd ~ work and the flames were prevented from
.presiing The building vas occupied by coiored
Pee pie. and abe nre was cgdental. The prone NV
LsiOI ged 10 the estate OF the late Thorn pson 1n
te house was one OF the Oldest in the city in 7at
having been used a. a brass foundry by MIR. G.crgs
Fletcher.
ANXIOUS The friends Of the parties are yerv
aHxlOrs about the fate OF two IIishpen who LETT
Sork on the metropolitan RAILROAD, in Maryland
lest Tue sday, 10 walk 10 this city where their far
lies reside, bui who have rot heard Of since the
night Of that tsy.
DsAD.-Tbe little child Of Mr.. Nanimaksr who
lives near the intersection of Princess and PITT
streets, that WAS burned teverely on SATURDAY
ls.t ty telling into the fire. died the foiioNins
day.
d rNoanL TAgLETs-1he tablets 10 -
Of GensIsis GeGree Weshiueo on "a p " meni'ry
Lee, purchased with the suLsr- ana ho15rt q
Chure h. On ei,ter - ID in she walls OF Christ
W. :" FiI" .ue Of the cfsnceI
t%tIpN BREsK THE Ice An attempt va. IN ade
- the steamer lrOnsdcs, OF the qGia Creek line
IoTce passage Irnm Wellington to this city Mon
4 day mOrnIrg, bet it failed signaily .-AieJanfrlq
4 f,g
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GEORGETOWN.

OHRlsTIAs PREsE2TATTON.-AtS Johns Prot
estsDt kIiscoral church corner Second and Pot1-
mac streets, a-t eVt Ing the ann nal Chrlstss &c
biatOn by the pupils ot the sunday school took
piscs ne exercises W. re Conducted by Rev Messr,
hikIhs and ShlTes E&G OF the children received a
gilt rom an immense Christmas tree prepared far
The purpose and as the exercises were abb vi being
.Cncluced Henry ID. Cooke, Esq, advanced 10 the
fTt u and IN neat sdd ess com PIN, mary on the
services o. Mr John Marbury. Jr, a, superiutsn
Gent OF the sunday school, that gentlems
with beautiful French clock.
, INIEREsTISG To sKArERs.-OoloneI seligson, Of
Poe Ssligsonn. had long tain IN Kriss X rfaele
yeetei day. ard nit thai ris, has
g. remain with him tes DAYS longer, aud irmedi
a'ey nnpacked another trunk, which was full Of
Leeut ful skates. ef ~ sizes
TAxEs.-The time for the payment Of general and
spet l7l taxes will expire on Saturday next after
which dsie properly which taxes remain mn maid
vii nmedately BE- airertised for sale
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CITY ITEMS.
Prices DOLLAR STORE,
No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue
Receiving New Styles for the holidays every da

ia
No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
Receiving New Styles tor the holidays every DAY.
A UNIVERSAL REMEDY" Browns Bronchial
Iroches' for Coughs, Colds, and bronchial AT.
fectlons, now stands the first in pCil favor and
confidence; this result has been acquired by a
test of many years. Its merits and extensive
use have caused the Troches to be counterfeit
ed, and we would caution purchases to be on
their guard against worthless limitations.
THR LARGEST and cheapest assortment of
Willow Work Stands, Album Stan6s, Fancy
Camp and Reception Chairs. Fancy Card Ia
bles, Parlor Desks, Children's Lounges, Rock
e-s, Chairs, &C., &c, &c. &c, &C., 10 be found
In this city Is at WIN. II. DuDns, All 7th street,
adjoining Odd Fellows Hall. His prices cannot
be beaten, and there is nothing better aryreci-
sted az gift Call and Judge for yourself. II, IL
"A USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENT is a Sewing
Machine. This you can obtain on easy terms at
the Agency, q. BAUN's Hoopskirt and Corset
Factory, 30 Ith street. Terms to suit the pur-
chaser.
LADIEa' GARMENTS at one dollar each. VERY
large assortment of Brackets. Immense stock
OF Jewelry aid Fancy Goods for the HOLIDAYS
Also, large stock Of fancy Brackets at one dol
lar each, at JOHN WALLACH's,
1921: $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
AHNPL1R has al kinds Of Thermometers
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Ms, bersrs T.As Way II ,eas So, ssot at NJ.
k,b,y aHd Hon Shs Missed Hins
A few days sGo published an item from the
Ale1aI dris 'ia@stis headed shot 10y a Ny ;" in
which IL wac stated that Mr. T T. Rosey, a school
by Miss Ferguson School tea htr ~, While ne was
,le'I,hng her IRON school h9gse. Mis- Ferguson,
IHh STR once te 10y to say that the Published
count was Incorrect, and as she looks like a Lady
pint her ,ersi OF the affair as folo~s she was
app ihiea N Jans15J lcSs as teacher in the Freed
hobey, ntsr surrattsvile. Prince George county.
Nd aeiished by tie PennsJ wanna branch of the
fI., omen nic Commission, bGf in consequences
Q, The Cessation If the educationsi work by the
s IRE dmens Bur, au, f9r want Of money Miss Fer
INA .hs' she muat try to get along on what
, Of aad she p cassd
the school from September to Decenb Der lst and
or S IL Mrs. ADAMS f.a nos
session 81 The school hOne by obtaining an
schc aud und Mr.. Adsms tfers Who % se es
toI Mr. kcbey. The latter, (who 10 NOT a school
in-nlt sss Ferguson, she alleges when SUE called
e. get lstt.r, which was az his house. directed to
L sorry she did not shoot him ther aud thera' On
TINS occasion, however, Nj Robsy said nothing
iaad She aid hat n. Howard had paid ss,O for
1 ia9a iot school hous.-sae vas the regularly
, sy. X byE~ho IL fastah in his Pre- ooftions-
and h aaa with i'll srS r tn shSO
ahn not until 'hen, ene says. did she fire.
Inc pistt appel tw.ce, aud Mr. Roley seeing da
r n 1-r eve, trea'ed t. corner OF ths school
use' ma ,de himself rs sms "a IA c~uid, ana n Ia
ttLch b.f"r- his see. Miss F,IRusoa say. abe
n 20 al his lace, but held the pistol hirh and the
'ail pass over his head. and npI IhrOng his coat
- stated ID the account heretofore pubs and
hat tn bullet hoe NAV be in the vraI over the
place where hIs hesd was even unto thIs day She
Ncuses her carrying pirtpl by the re4s lnable
Stehent that going tkrosgh tn woods or three
in ~ 70 and iron school N thinly e;tiei ssction
Is CANCER US business for uu projected females
NEW BotsE And CARRIAGE BAZAAR The sale
"f horses null ,arTiagss and other vehicles -
auction las within the past Few years, been rariy
haZaar and Reners, auction and commi ssioU h,g "a
mas teen established 18th street b-tw cen q AID
q ~ Han {. Addison, Esq late Deputy Collector
OF intern. 81 Revenue for this District The building
hss am D. acconmcd for stock, vehicles 81
nsNlIg 'front.' II 90 feet 18th street by d.pb of
10 END Trent OF IS 1eet street With a d nth If
- feet The tIa f0r the display of stock Is aOs,t
IN circumfereI aud large platform in tie
center vIll contain the vehicles The q stre.t nor
ta II devoted to stable purposes Of horses left for
.ae. and everything Is conveniently arranged Tor
buyers The " hole building il abundantly iis hfcd
by large windows in tho roof, and a neat ofice
located on the 9TH street front furnishes mort
stit place 10 transact business MIR. Addison is well
kb,'s n IN this community as q thorough business
NAN
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
where to buy New Years Presents.

As the new year approaches diaries are in
demand, and Mes~rs. PHIL7 & SoLonoRs, OH
pennsylvania avenue, have a large and well
assorted stock for the year 1871. Blank books
In every sly le are made to order by them AT
very snort notice. The engraving department
N tqhal 10 any IN the city, and wedd NO. reCep-
uon, or visiting cards are finished in q hand
some manner. The beautiful goods for the hol-
iday display III the store makes il an attractive
place TO VISIT
Watches and jewelry always make very &C
ceptable holiday presents, aud VS.. SxIru
agent, 81 9th street, above Pennsvlvan!g ave-
nue., l. now Offering large lot of gold watches
diamonds, and other iewelry. The Singer sew
ing machine, for which be is the agent ha, a
good reputation, and ranks a. one of the be ~
machines made A feature OF Nr. Smiti's buS-
mess - that he takes corporation BOMBS at par
Lovers Of art visiting the gallery of T.
BARLOW, Pennsy lvsnia avenue, between tgth
ana 18th streets, are delighted with the many
me pictures which are now on exhibition there
ITom the schools OF Italv, Spain. France, Eny-
land, Germany. Holland and America An hour
n his gallery viii not be regretted. The lgyy
prices al witch he CIfeTs some OF his finest pic
fuIes are astonishing.
Presents fer the ladies, such Is work ST nds
fancy camp and reception chairs fancy card
tables, willow ware, &c, &c. nav be had AZ
MI IL DUNn's All 9Th street, next 20 OJI VEL
lows Hall. At exceedingly low prices.
IhoSe beautiful DIRE sing gowns which Messrs
HABLE y Bros 9Th aud II streets, are no "
closing out at reduced prices are sure TO be
taken rapidly, a. the price places them within
The reach of every one.
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+. DOYLE, 1OI i street. N. W.


WAsEINGTcx. ID. O.. July 18th, $50.
bfr. AvfaaT N1fons-pear cir: Ii affords me pleas
ure t. say that have used your Crystal Discovery
sith perfect success. Having tried many others, I
ind yours .upeTi'r to any have heretofore usei,
and cannot TOO highly recommend is a. a rzpd pro-
usoter Of the growth Of the hair, and by few app
cations restoring 1t To its original color 1t is per
.ectiy clean and free FRI any Objectionable matter
Very respectfully yours, X W SILyOY
X street between All and 5th w
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AND HARMLESS AS wArxE.
nc folloxing letters spsak for them.elve.:


Mr.. Arftkr Naf,0aS Fear Sir After a very
thcrsugh and impartial trial Of your CRY stall Dis
cOyery tor month feel PEELED to acknowledge
IT'S very great superiority over any other article
row In iC- thu purpose gned-the speedy re-
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one ming II according 10 di: ections fail an
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entire Cleanliness affords new opportunity to the
nostrums in Having a large number OF my
personal ecqU1intances who Dse your preparation
Discovery 10 all persons desiring to any thing Of
TIN. Kind. Very respectfully.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-29

Il for sale In ysriou. localities 10y the following Drug
gists ~ ard walsh, 18th street and penna ave 4,
and l3Gh and q streets: {. Calvert Ford, HOS Pa.
avenue; Christisui Bros. 9Th AID streets N. W
X. A. Bacon "a and streets, island; j. ID % ID Jn
nell. sth street. Navy Yard; G w. Crorey. 10
Bridge street, Georgetown. aud Mt the Depot ID aud
trial -
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b. BRYAh, Pres. IA. RUFB. Tree
WAsHINarON CITY sAYINaa RANK.

OofneT o. sevedth street and Loaislann anue
PAWS INTEREST Oh DEPOSITS.
OYea daily from 9:0 Q. TO D. m , and on SAT
UkDAs EVENING from Csc to 7S .. IA. Five De.
cent interest On ali deposits, ia
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMISEMENIN. &c,

EGtondI Thsat<r-The new Christmas Panto-
mime, "See-Saw-
EGY's Oyra HO%se.-JAnauschek in "Debo-
rah - supported BY Frederick Robinson.
MarkriteT's Art Gallery, ASS eth street.
Barlow Gallery Of Oil Paintings, l2Ss Penn
sxlysDia avenue.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

n SsFARMFRS' AND MECH ANICS BANK,
" GEORGETOWN. u c., Dec. II, 1870
Ihe Trustees OF this Eank hSye declared a tivi
g. ~ three 80 per ceDt. ont Of the profits of the
MON H., pay able the StoC h ldsrs on and
b'tsE January I'd, 1871, free from eovernm- Mt tax.
- - 2ANtt W LAIRD n Cashier
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Editor Star Il am rejoiced to see that The
STAR has had the public spirit to open fire or
the pocket corporations that maintain the ex-
ecrable" turnpike roads leading ont OF wasl
ington. These nuisznces must be abatedif Wash
ington lie ever to take place with other cities in
the way of communication with the surround
ing country. 1t Is dsgraceful fact that it is
impossible to find liz any direction leading from
Washington a half mile OF decent carriage
track on any road over which these turnpike
monopolsts have jurisdiction. And it Is no
torious that travel avoids the turnpike roads
and seeks the Levy Court roads whenever they
are available, though the distance is greatly
increased, so much better are the latter roads
sincerely trust inst you will not let this mat
ter dIop, and that public opinion and the stron ?
avn OF the law may be brought to bear upon
THESE POCKET corporations, compelling them to
relinquish their violated charters.
A SurrEgHR
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DRCENBER %, 1870.

DhCkNBER -, lo.V
Editor Har:-Yor are not only right in what
You say of the grievances experienced by farm
ers In attempting to wagon their products to
Washington over the detestable pixies, but you
might have added that 1t lie still worse attempt.
ing 10 take return load of groceries, agricul-
turs implements, msnure, &c, into the coun-
try on the cup grade The fact is, the risk,
wear, and tear, loss CT time and trouble, &c,
Is so great IN going &c Washington over those
internal roads that now send most that j raise
nv rail 10 Baltimore, and purchase my grOoe-
ries, guano and farm supplies there. Ny neigh
bors do the same, and the loss in this wsy to
your city must be considerable. You lose NOT
only our products, which go to make living
cheaper in Washington, but at the same time
your merchants lose our custom. Except in the
hshing season. when We get our supplies of shad
anu herring in Washington or Alexandria We
now have scarcely any dealings in Wash ngton.
though living within IS miles OF YOUR CITY aud
more than 80 from Baitimore-and all owing to
your blessed "turnplkes."
PRINCE GEORGES.
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in te-tfyiug 20 the excellence Of your Crystal Dis
coyery for the Hair: My back hair Is remarkably
being bereditaryJ In eight days it resumed its
ural color, chestn 1T brown, coloring ry hair.
lire your preparation for its purity, pleasant odOr,
and freedom from all mineral and Voisonou. sui
stances, a. well a. Its other excellencies. 1 will
recommend IL 20 my acquaintance
Very re-pectfully. MISS L.
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ct. NIcHola, HoTrL: NEW YORK Aug 30, 1870.

Ny. 1,fhay .tdsaHS-My Dear Sir: I he bottle o.
your Crystal Discovery for the HAIR which I
bought ia city some time has giy en- entire
satisfaction Ii has given to my hair Its orig nal
color TO perfection which was dark brown in about
81 ht days also notice that Dung hair appears ON
the crown Of my head. where l am partially bald.
predi let its entire success lnciosed hnd hve della
for half q dozen bottles for some s,ry friends
please send immediately by express. and oblge.
Very truly you're, A. W.FuLLER.
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August
M. Arthur NoftdAS-Dear Sir: do not hesitate
to cay that your Crystal Discovery desc ryes 10
p-rcede all other preparations claiming to restore
the gros tn and color of the hair. have used IL
week now, and my hair has already resumed its nat
urai shade, aud has ceased falling almost entirely
\ cheeEfuliy recommend II. Respectfully,
MRS ANNIE MOCRAlN.
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. FINAL NOTICE.


ctr January I'd, 1871, free from goveTnmsnt tax.
= y 2sv4t W LAIRD, JR., Cashier.
n+ FINAL NOTICE.
Tax COLLECTORS OFvIcE,
December 10, 1870.
The time for the payment of General and Special
Isses ios the year lss expires on the 3lsr DEcEA'
The .aw 10 nperative Ileaying no discretion with
the moiIecsp1 to aoysSt.s all property ion the non
Further CT argos win be avoided by prompt stt"n
ton 70 tins mater 90 all property upon which FAKE.
steiy after the aboye-Daued date.
oei5 eo1d JOSEPH l.. sIMMS, Collector.
NEW GOODS EUR The HULIDAlSI
BENJAMIN MILLER,
10l BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. o
r hss tof ,ale great many Ar SO u
p0H PhESENfS, such q. Roman scsrfs, Necl
monDaies. Need Books, Lubin 5 Genuine Extracts
Alpaca Umbrellss, Blankets, 100 dozen Ladies anr
TWsrked down 70 very very low prices Blue Rlacs
felyeseesls, Superior Black silks. del5 I'm
(EEOEGEToVN DOLLAR STORE is receiving a
" large ana superior stock Of Jet and Fanny JeE
Picture Frames, Clocks, Wat hes. and Plaled Ware
i,5 he - tolidays Wondsrfnl bargains for ) I: No
y CHILDREN'S CAST : OFF CLOTHING
BOOTS, SHOES, etc. at l.. ca. Pw0HL'S, sS1,
Georgetown or wsshin etop attended TO- oo2s "
THE UNDERSIGNED Has OPENED aHoR
BAZAAR in FRY SNEW BbILD,NG, No 90
ana = Bridge street. Genreetown. ID, e., whore b,
mas on hand general assortment Of the finest wOrs
OF all kinds in the District OF Columbia, at the lowest
end supervise the Custom Branch, which shall Ge
done IN style and With fidelity.
ton 81 my stock.
de im' SAMUEL E. GROSS.
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MARROW Escape % NAsHINGTON IsBIp= at
THE r. HNOND f-RE.-Tre kichme nd d. Vp0f-a OF
NssteTcav- 30 GisiHR further account % incidents
~ tie huIr Ing q ne trctfsvOOd Hotel -ayz--Nrs
1bos Iabney, ~ W .shiug t1n city. aud Miss Gro
Jisr, her oaugD eT ~ law were 10 a room on the
mn toor, sud sCcs2ed With nothing br- their night
Clofhas AmcIg other valuable property they lost q
sLC q sold chain, ard CO.icCtion 81 " est Indian
curiosIfies Mr. Detheys husband - the We ~
tI"wD mall AGENT n tie Cbe-speaks and Ohio rail
to2d he VIZ az Stanton wi sn be h ard the De
~ ~ e mr.. he iscIe7 ar now at the ENcharg -
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kFFECTs OF THE FRETZE-SuSpsN yI0B Of NJ.
&C On The river ChsLuel - sill . , 49,
tsiIg from 5to7 irtIs. --vzer 2 ,. the Ice
ta-go 81 ar - tf-cktess. and the en-
--'.r "~siLes Tsr ais inject. lesleT-
cav 'he s-Sab5,fs uterilt and iroIsii-s made an
at.fMTt g. iTeak he ice. hut without success ana
Ihsy aTs LAYING a. theiT mornings. the steamers
Naws84et aud H. port are lsvIEg aTuZsn UP II
AsCis Greek The Nprers Is layiug fast In The ice
- 9TH street wharf and toe Arrow 7th street Ia
-.qus "a the ate OF stairs lex audria
400 sslIEE ton Earosd J. dong eli business in
4. n -eDgeI- SUd freig al business shout the
vhaIEe dull with the ptiJn Of the wood
coal tISta
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BIRDS, &c.

.0UBLE AED SINGLE BARREL GUNS q
Grsst bargains. e PRfrCE 3 Loan Once eales
oonss. zoos Pepnsylvslis avenue, sQ8a
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PLFAsANT AFFAIR ives the Secsrd Animal
s.rte gwen BY The u. u. b. of Washingrop A.
AsrlnI Hall last night. The reception comm; tee
sitr- Hr q 49, .'Va Wsu
ncInttsh, Alexander. Motun and Parker who all
pt'..imtd the,r duif admirably. Among the invited
rsests were Mrs General norton ard daughter
~ and Mrs q Parker. Miss Mamie Schpeide y.
MS Ne :. sP'Sneii, Miss Etie Gregg. Hiss Nellie
Porter, MS JAMIE CLARK, Mise Heiperger, Miss Z
HOLMAN M'-r atIe shn ton, Miss h att. Browne
M4sf Ads Bsss- Mis- Ala Stewart, Iiss Katie
Towers. VI - Laura t'real.r Miss VI arniT imm.I'
Ar- Oscar HoJsh. Mis- Alexander, and a host u
olhers too numerous 10 mention.