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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14
TIE RADICAL KU-K6UX.
Further Outrages by the r a dical
Outla

The Wilmington Star learns that four of the
Negro Radical Ku.Klux, known as the Lowrey
gang, went to the house of Mr.. Richard
Wooten, in Columbus Comfy, about seven
miles from Brown Marsh, and near tue line be-
tween Bladen and Columbus, about o'clock
on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. W. was in his field at the time, and only
| his wife and q colored woman were In the
| house. Two of the men went In. while the
other two watched at the gate. One Of the
| men stood guard over the two women, while
the other ransaeked the house. opening
everything over the floor. They demanded of
Mrs. W.. upon going into the house, the
money which belonged to her husband, and
upon her replying that she knew nothing
about 1t, they rejofned that they knew every.
body in the county that had any money.and
for which they were probably searching, as
they carried off nothing of any consequence.
They tried to force Mrs. W. to give them the
keys to the bureau drawer, which really con-
tanned money, but this she refused to do, and
screamed for help. Her husband heard her
and started towards the house, when the rob-
bers departed
They had at the outset sileneed the colored
woman by telling her thatif she cried out they
would shoot her. They were heavily armed,
having several revolvers about their persons
After leaving Mr.. Wootens, they startedsin
the Qlr6CtlOu VI a COupuuy VI
men got together and started after them,
tracking them as lar as Abbotsburg, but failed
to get up with them.
There is no doubt that they were portion
of Lowrey's gang. The two who went In the
house we're both colQred. The young man
Briggs, who killed MCLAUGHLIN, Is engaged at
work at Abbottsburg, and it is surmised that
their princial object was to get q chance TORE
venge McLauchin,s death.
,,y,ounIv.popprpy
The Wilmington Star, of Saturday, says:
Intelligence was received here yesterday to |
the effect that Henry Berry Lowrey has added
another crime to the long catalogue which
will one day be brought In judgment against
him. Yesterday morning, between and 10
o'clock, as Mr.. John McNair was going along
the road between Argile and Red Banks, IN
Robeson County. he was suddenly confronted
by Henry Berry Lowrey and two or three OF
his gang, who forthwith demanded his "money
or his lile." To resist under the circumstances
would have been the height OF folly, So he
suceuttbed with the best grace he could COM
mand, and delivered over to the robbers all
the money he had In his possession, together
with number of valuable papers. He was
then allowed to proceed on his Journey with
out further molestation. Mr.. McNair has been
peculiarly unfortunate, having we understand,
been robbed on several occasions previous TO
this by ,Lowrey aud members Of his gang OF
outlaws.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14

T1rIAS,,s Observation-Disclosures to the
rafie OF this beautiful picture ara notified that 1t
will take place OF Klnsnan's Saloon, King street,
this day, 18th instant. at O'Clock P. N.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14

A NEW LOT of mercantile Note Paper, FIVE
quires for 5oc at the BASEL street Bazaar and No.
1o1 King street. octl0-mtu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14

BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at ss, S.
IS, ss SO snd So so per thousand, according te
size, at TIE News Dob Once.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14

DATE OF SAILING caANeED.-The steam
ship Falcon viii sal for: Baltimore tomorrow,
the 18th instant, at P. Ms instead Of to-day, as
heretofore advertised. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14

THE OLD CAROLINA BrrrERs, pleasant
and effective cure for very many OF the Ills tina,
nesh is heir to.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14

why USE foreign mixtures when you have
reliable remedy at home, such as the Grea'
Southern Tonic Old Carolina Bltters.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14

RUSTIC GOODS RUSTIC GOODS IA reduction
OF twenty per cent on Side and Corner Brackets
book Racks, &C., at our stores.
CHAs. c. RICHTER & Co.,
Hasel street Bazaar, and No. 161 King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14

SMALL CHRoMos SMALL CHRoXos !-Chro-
mos in Valiant Frames at rs cents each; formerly
sold at 81 SO. No. 1el King STREET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14

AT CosT AT CosT Large size Chromos.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14
COLUMBIA IN A FERMENT.
MORE UTR4GES IN THE up
.COUNTRY.

A jail Broken Open and ,Iurderers Ku-
KIuxed-yyinchester Rifles Captured
in York-A County Commissioner KILL
ed In Abheville.-The Mcintyre Sena-
torship-DeLargc to Reveal thes Land
Commission Myatery.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14

PAPER Dolls! PAPER DOLLS! Sold at 8,
and IL cents each former prices, s, TO- l6 and
20 cents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14

No. 1sl KING ST., AND HAsM sT. BAZAAR.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14
THE BOWEN BHAMY CASE.
THE TRIAL BEGUN-THE ACCUSED
PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
The First Days Evidenee-rhe Florida
acknowledgements influence. upon
Jurors-What the Judge Said.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWs.l
WASHINGTON, February 49,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31
ON THE WING.

OurOld toWnsmRn, BEvERLY TUoKER, Esq,
who gladdened his many friends By visit 10
Winchester aud this county, has gone of on
tour through the Southern States which will
extend until the time for the opening of the
Stephenson House." the popular Canadian
Watering resort under his charge. We are
glad to learn that Dir. TUCKER has received
the appointment of General Agent in most Of
the Southern States from the National Life
Insurance Company Of New York, and we
congratulate the Company on its selection of
agentleman whose extensive acquaintance aud
popularity will enable him to we'll represent
its interests. The National Life Of New
York" is n substantial Company whose peculiar
features are well set forth in that most honest
audscarchiug mOnIhly ), the "Insuraucc Times"
from which Nc MAKE brief quotation:
1--WE have no company conducted in u moro
cOmmenda6!e spirit Ihsu the Nat. Life of this
city, which presents every useful aud atIrac-
tive feature which has, ia the science aud prac.
tice Of life underwriting, been found sale and
beneficial to the insured Ii las placed itself
In the Vane If progress by the voluntary adop.
ton OF the Massachusetts uon- forfeiture law,
anu Dy tie INSERTION Ia each vi Its pOlIcleS VI
a clause providing, ia case Of the peculiarly
embarrassment vi the holder, that the cOuI-
Puny shall carry tie risk during the entire
length 1t time, for which 50 per cent. OF the
value OF the policy wall pay. Ii ais" provides,
that after the payment IN cash Of five or m"rs
annual premiums, the net value of any Of its
policies eau be Converted into uu annuity
bond, running as ma"y years rs there have
been premiums paid, 50 that it is impossible
for any 10 lose by his insurance, even
when hc is unable to continue his payments Of
premiums.
The Company has in this country about
eight 'hOu>and Ave hundred policies. au income
Of nearly Eve hundred thousand dollars assets
approaching closely to u million, and insurance
exceeding ten mlljuns dollars. In England.
under the supervision Of Claws. IIubicht K
Co., bankers, l-und n, with Sir Henry ThUmp
son at the head of Il C medical department,
it is making steady progress.
Mr.. TUCKER has the appointment of all the
agents in the States in which the Company
proposes TO operate. lie commences with
West Virginia, where we have no doubt he
will meet with the success which his many
friends wish him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

RENOvATID.-The good taste and skill of
Mr.. F. b. B":cmsdes, an experienced up
holster, cabinet maker, &C., of our town has
resurrected an old relic of the publishers
family, sufficiently antiquIted to deserve
4 ttiOu. 1t is n diminutive toilet bureau.
complete in all its arrangements, aud made in
Oh shop of Mr.. Andrew Woods by his father,
stephen Dalgnru. So years ego. The work of
those days, unlike the present, was manufac-
sured with view to its durability as we'll as
Nearsnee. aud the artistic touch of Mr.. b.
has made this much priced memeutO OF other
days. look as attractive as bran new.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31
AGENTS

6EThe following gentlemen are duly au.
thOriE ID to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
scGtPTTON for the 'iSPirf Of J:5ersOH," aud
to collect aud receipt for the same:
GEO. D. McGLISCY-!Sh Pher,IsEo,rn
joan p. KEARFOTr-NariiHSJ
RoBT. RIOS Lucas and J. HUNTER BEL
LAR-Harpers Ferry.
JoEL ". ROBERTS i,I,iiec0y.
jacob S. MELVIN c6iCIis DcpOt.
FRANK SIMPSON LRiOmUiIe.
HENRY S. LEAGCE-LeetoIon.
JOHN W. DALGARN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31
a TuRKET THAT WAS Nor a TURKEY.

TURKET Thar WAS NOT TURKEY
JosiaS L. Fisher, a lad living at Wrapping, in
this county. being on gaming expedition on
the 18th inst. succeeded in finding Aock Of
wild turkeys on the farm of Vim H. Gaines,
Esq. With the usual precaution lie Sp-
preached in order t" obtain nearer shot. Lut
the WaIcEfuI game perceiving danger, at once
arose ''"u full Union driven" Mr.. Fisher
fred his gun, without discrimination, ut the
mass Of birds in the air, when down came one
WLirling lifeless to the ground. With that
ec$tncy which only those feel who have killed
their first wild turkey, he ran to see the extent
Of his triumph, when 10 instead of turkey,
he found huge grey eagle! Taking him
home, Mr.. F. found, by careful measurement,
that between tips was the space Of seven feet
aud six inches Wurren Sentinel.
CO D.-Our friend, Il. F. Schcnk. of
Page county, was grossly swindled by scouu
drel in New York. \ package purpor,ing to
contain valuable jewlery, was shipped to his
address; marked C. o. D., $500. Contents
of Package-three oil ne,cspopcrs. MIR.
Schenk's iuuds have "gOne where the wood
bine tWineth. IN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Spread the TrufI1.


Some medical men !nRist that It is radignsfed 10
advertise q remedy, however valuable IL may be -
ouser reasoninE Lhis Il l. like saying thai "A arti-
Gle which the world ncefs should Be hid IN corner
that beneh and blessings may bstOJ widely diff.
iused-that the means 81, protecting and restOrinZ
health should be elOse monopoly, and aeerssi.
BILE to all. The argument IL bad. Il - than
that; u IL tHlsuEgn. SupPo8a EOstettcF'l Stomach
BitterS-an absolute sPeGtc fF dyspepsis, bilious
Bess and nervous dcbiiity-bad never been known
beyond the aperture OF The faculty, what would have
been the consequence! -tnsteaS Of curing aud 10.
MIGRATING millions. the good eeets Of the prepaTa
IiOn would have been confined TO \ comparative
few. There is the highest authority for saying thar
light should not be lIJ under = busheI; that what
ever u eEeele1t should BE placed q city nil,
where all men can take eOgnis OF Il. Il 10 upon
this pTtneIPie that the Bttters have been advertised
and eOntuue 70 De advertised ia every Newspaper Of
any prominence IN the western hemisphere. and
that the testimonials in its iaVOr have
been translated into all written languages Thou.
saudSe enjoy perfect health 0.day Who would be ian.
gushing bSds of sickness if the uowspapera had
not spread s tTvIh Irih regard 70 this uHsqGasd
gigOTanf aud corrective Ia aud vide. Suppose profit
has been resped irOm 'his publicity. i hGE any ar.
gument against IL! IfIhe pubic health has been
protected; II lives have been saved: 80 the feeble
have been strengthened the Sic restored, great
good has been GseOlPlisSsd; aud who Inean as To
gTEdge TO cxertiOns thus directed their fairrrURrd
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
at HaIF P~~>

fNESIiSE - CA'St Gold IIuutiiIg Cascd YVntebss
~ tGents aud IAdIes' SizrsJ regulated and vv1r.
only S25 each F"
Tho Gtra Fine Quality. is Carat Gold, ErpIu.
Turned Hunting C.--d, Full Jc u"iI-d Lever Move.
IN nts perfectly Udlu-tct 50 all CLInHisS CTERtaIs
$50 each. ''
The Same. If finer md higher grnde. with
ChroHo8ssisy BalaneS at s - each.
The sam" AZ Ltst. with Fine Nickel " oTks aaH
>ttr triH6iES and SsffiHs ffiIchrasf recurring no
Key wound ard ct by the stem. only : 80 zach.
All the ab"ve Watches pot 1T halt price, and
each warranted fr' TIM. and vv~ar
SILVER WATCHES.
Extra Fine. Par Silver. IIuutiur. Cased CGepts
aud Iadi"H ,. at only : - each.
beet R1hiIiy Cola Silver. Hunting Cared, Full
JcT"TeI Liver. AZ , IS each.
tStrA fIuc Quaiiiy, Patent -vrrp md Chronona.
6tef MnEcrueHts. Ruby Jcwcilsd. At anly 8 20 each
u Our vHtrl-s are all ygar.ant-d. sHd IL MT
PsTirci viii - taken bsck and money returned.
~ We require no money in advance lot send eli
goods hY EzpTcss. yabie on delivery. With priv.
i"E EEPrcEz chsrges, End 81 not satisfaetoFy, r.
inrrei. P!scts where no Ex9rcss runs sSods will
be s"ut By Mail. in resiscrod Dsrkags, BY seHdiBK
razh ia advance.
P"'sons ordering S5I wsirEsp a. time =. III re.
c'iye an Ezira Watch 81 same value free
Alec. d'otn CHsi~s, Gcntsrprn. 81 Sc. IS 20
Sl2@ Lrdt"E' ~ $40. g 1870 s zach. The meet
Cold Plated and Oroide Gold l hams S2,4.6 t.
IS each.
State desrription sud price Of Watch required,
and order BY mail direct from
THg USION WATCH CO..
IA Fuiton street, New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31

Pc CAsE.-The case Of ,he Uui,od States
W. J"hn"P. Brown Of Jefferson county, in the
u. 5 Circuit Court at R:chm 'nd. WAS post
Poned by Judge Bond until it shall have been
determined BY the Supreme Court whether
Berkeley OF Jefferson belongs to Va, or w.
Va.
The history of this CAGE is as follows =
Under the Law Of the United States allowing
the st'nchmen, If the properly of rns,uasrers
their >urcrieS in certain cases. "u tie 18th
OF Juneone of Marshal Van Wrinkles deputies
attached the properly of the defendant in
CharlesrOwu, jefferson county. aud hence the
proceeding Winchester Times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31
NoRTu CARoLIEA-PnEsEnr CoNnTTToN

NORTH observation-disclosures CONDITION.
"A correspondent Of the Boston journal
writes from North Carolina:
"One need not tarry long among these pine
lands TO discover thar there is large number
Of white families without habitual occupation.
eHtirely uneducated, and poveriy.strieken.
They have hide property save their own bod
les, own not 4 foot Of s0il-their whole estate
often not being worth $50. They do not
hire out regularly, bat only by the day
jub, when driven to it by necessity. Fami-
lies have seen within the past week living
in little log or board shanties, having 4 bark
roof shelter from the rain, but with 80 open
slices that at night OBeOn the outside can read
ilydiscern all the movements Of the occupants
They have less furniture and means OF cum fort
than che rudest California mining cabin.
They cultivate few sweet potatoes, peas,
and coIeWOrt, with perhaps an acre of corn.
Sometimes they have few lean hogs, which
find their living in the woods and are pretty
sure to own gun aud dog-the men passing
much OF their time in hunting. Carrying
their game to town, il is their shief reliance
for buying clothing, Whiskey, and powder.
Failing IA this. they sometimes work fog the
neighbOTing aud more thrifty farmers, getting
for their labor from 50 cents to 81, aud board
ing themselves. Farmers do not like to enl>
PIuy them, pretering the black freedmen Us
more reliable The poorer class of whites
are rs suPersticiOus as the blacks, believing in
witchcratt, and attributing all bad luck to the
agency Of evil spirits.
There is, however, nilder class of turpen-
tine farmers, small PrOpriCtOrs of the pine
forest lands. They have more comfortable
houses, few pieces Of substantial furniture, u
garden, fewer dogs. more swine, and larger
fields of corn. Formerly each family of this
class tad few negros only, who associating
more continuously with their masters, we're
better informed than the slaves Of the wealrhier
classes. Many are still in the euplOy OF their
old masters.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31
LAST NOTICE 10 TiX.PAYERS.

IL the TaGes for 1870 are now due srd ,yurt D.
- promptly paid orsr. TIE term 81 once Of the
sheriH 'NpiTcs "u The let Of January IL. = and die
I"E"s Husi be paid, e. enable Inn 30 paw into IGo
state Treasury tie rcVCuUc Of the county No in.
tic- Vii! Toe properly rrcsr.ir Vsr a Dee =, I-63
aud 1909 must le stI 'I c'-, viii tr conn
psil,l TO g,sra 'uieiont pruptr aud scii ~ for
am - ordered ~ Sheriff PotisrG-li .rJ ! musl
comply NlIt DC 40 rh- Hotel in Smihf.Id for the
pu'puss OF receiving II xe- .v.ry - -
iie once Ut A. NJ kiizInIilrr. Esg Uarper'a Ferry
every SALuEnSE GEORC p KODSCE. q s
Fuf u w Po'tsa iirld 81 Srin Of Jcu Co
November -. is-y-tsIl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31

y WIVES DEvorIoN.-At the opening Of
the General Sessions III New York, last week
Minnie Lee. who few days az" pleaded .nil.
~ of carrying into the Tumhs prison inple.
mc"iS for helping her husband t" escape from
that prison was put forward, aud the Judge
addressed her follows:
You have pleaded guilty of an attempt
to violate the law. There are many n,i,iya.
ting circumstances in your case. | believe
you TO be young aud devoted wife. but most
unfortunately married to man now confined
in the TOmbs on a charge of burglary. When
sou entered the prison dnur and undertook To
aid your husband to escape. l. do not think
y"u acted frnm the prOmpIings of wicked
aud deVravcd nature. While | cannot tor a
moment c"untcnance the o!!tucc of aiding a
prisoner to escape. still feel it INV duty, con-
sidcrimg your youth, respectful lty ana pre-,
vi"us good character, t" p 'stpone judgment in
your case. You may 90"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31
The RAILROAD QuEsrIoS IN CLARKE

The RAILROAD QUESTION IN CLARKE-
The Courier Of Thursday, says
Last w,ek We briefly referred IOa motion be
fore the Couny Court, to submit to the voters
of this county the question Uf subscribing
SluU.UUO towards the construction OF u TaIi-
road from lIaHGIsIUwn, Md, through JcIler.
Sun, Clarke. Warren. Page aud Other COUNTIES.
to Salem, Va. Durin. last weeks srssIum Of
Court, the matter was again discussed, ard
Speeches were made 10y L. L. Bnyce, \. l..
Kennedy, y. ". Mcdonald, I. NJ lsbuiI,
Esq, aud others, al ct whom took decided
grounds III favor uf the proposition.
Maj McDuuaids rcuaTkS and the interest
ing statistics with which lac accompanied
them. gives Us All enlightened virw at the sub
jgc', aud places It wttmiu reach ii the under
standing Il every uLe. lie snld that under tie
PRESENT tar!h II Ircirhrs ct tic = 30. 4 l.
CO, the FARMERS OF tne lower Shenandoah va.
ley were Eui The Iruaurs "t the company aud
the city u! B,i'Imorc 'hat the AuuIur ~
port, based Ou tie |. :. census for 1869.
showed Iilar there was grown in the Crunry uI
Cisike Tor the year 1859. 394 ,U93 Lu .hels f
WELat, aud 22u.3 bushels al unrm, max ing
total al Oh les bu-kc'S that allowing Inr
c'H>u Iii.'h AZ home |" p"pu.ar"n Of 5 900
ten nu-h,ls 10 each IUh,brranr. and two. thirds
u! all the corn, there would tee tor export iu
Found unmhcrs. 2l4 GOO bushels Of wheat
mud $4,000 bushels ut earn. making total uI
2SI W. bushels OF corn and wheat That
the cost at ireighIin. hu~hel of grain from
SUMMIT Point t" Baltimore, and ceiling il, is
never less than IS cents, aud under adverse
circumstances may exceed 50 cents per bu>hel
assuming IS cts. the average cost for
freight aud sale, we have. beside the cost of
Transportation I" the ruiruui. AN anuual cash
expenditure "m This account. Of SSU. $50; ar.
II 1t Is Preferred to pay the rent in kind with
corn at the Ir!ce Of from 80 to 50 cents IN
Baltimore, aud wheat at an average Of SI35
t" Sl-4O Per bu>hei-it takes abou, one third
of 'he corn aud about one. fifth Of the wheat
sold III Baltimore to pay the expenses Of traus
porting and marketing the whole
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31

SEvERE Snow SToRM.-Thc Chicago pa
Pers give full account of the severe snow
storm which visited the North western States,
the FIRST Of last week. Reports from the e1-
IRENE West, stare that it commenced in the
Rocky mountains about a week before it
reached illinois. 1t continued Eastward and
reached this section on Wednesday evening
last, paying its respects to us in the heaviest
fall of SNOW We have had this winter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31

- German citizcus in different parts oF this
country still protest against the sale and ship,
mcnt Of arms from the United States to TIE
French Government. They declare that this
Government has reversed IFS former policy,
and has treated with disrCsrcct the services
ofthc Germans in the war for the preservation
Of the union.
- The Richmond Wig says tina. "Persim.
mons. in good order, have been sold in New
York ut SOC. toSl per dozen" PersimmOns,
when we'll frosted on the trees aud thorough.
" ripe, are really excellent fruits-sveet aud
agreeable to the taFrs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31
NOVELTY"
"oRIoDE GOLD FOUNTAIN PEN

THESE Pens equal, and guaranteed for Two
L IcaUa To do same service, the beet c old Pen
SamP'e seut. pnsi.Pald IS cents per dozen. Patent
Eraser Pen Holder Pencil 81. rPener Letter Open
err Se.' eoInbin-d a, price IS cents. Patent Corn
Husker. 70 cents. Agents can make from SS 10
SIS per day. ScEd iOrcircLlsr aud samples, 10
JAMES GERARD g. co
. Nassau 81. r. o. Box 1891, New York.