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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-04-03
Auction Sale

Two be sold at public auction on the premi
= Thursday, April tenth, the valuable an
known farm Of the late Richard Purinton; said
FISH, s,sua ca IN East Windham, the road lea 1g
n u r9rtand TO Gray Corner, and consisting OF 80
ac pS OF land well divided into tlage and pasture
land we sHe ens hay farm Also 50 acres Of wood
ing House, Wood-shed two Barns. and otber ont-
buildings. Water convenient to house and barn
Also b Larming TOOLS carriages baggage wagon nice
Sale commencing at O'Clock Nj. ''
So. Windham, March 1s, 1873. marisdiawIdwaxx
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THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING, APR. 8, 1873
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes
senaen Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Br 1nell d GO.
Andrews, Wentworth, Glendenning Moses, Hender
son, and Chisholm Bros, all trains that run out o.
Eat Biddeford, of Pillsbury
q At Saco OF L, Hodgdon.
At Watervie, of j. S. Carter.
q AT Gorham, of News Agent.
:. At Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of French Bros
l. AT Kennebunk, of c. E. Miller.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-04-03

PARTIES in want of a choice barrel of flour
will do well to call at Wilson & Co.'s, corner
Exchange and Federal streets.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-04-03

The statement that the Secretary of the
Treasury will deposit ten millions with the
banks is entirely unauthorized and incorrect,
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i. y. U. r.
At Odd EeZLnars, Hl1LL. No. IS Ea.chnn

At Odd FelIo,cs' Hall, No. So Exchange Street.
LoDGEs-Maine, on Monday evenings; Ancient
Brothers, on Thursday evenings; Ligonia, on Friday
evenings; Beacon, on Tuesday evenings; Ivy, d. Of
r., second and fourth Saturday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. first and third We'd
nesdays; Eastern Star, second and fourth Wednes-
days; Portland, first and third Saturdays.
RELIEF AssoCIATIoN-Eyery third Tuesday in the
month
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Real Estate at Auction.

ON TUESDAY, April sth, at 12f o'clock P. NJ,
~ we shall sell the u story wooden House and Lot
No. "a Adams street. Said House contains rooms,
never failing aqueduct in cellar. Fine property for
investment. Terms at sale.
F. O. BAILEY IL CO., Auctioneers.
ap2 dot
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Jay Gould is reported as experimenting at
Newport r. /, the !; building b. Of a., mammoth az 9th
cars from this city to Sandy Hook in one hour,
connecting with the New Jersey Central road
This is a new line which Gould has undertaken
to construct in ninety days from New York to
Raltlmnre
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European Marfxefs.

| LONDON, April 2-113O.-Consols opened at 92s q
| 92a for money and for account.
American securities-U s. 5-20's 1865, DID, at 941;
do 1867, 931; do 1040s, s94: 5s, o. Erie Rail-
| way at 514.
| LIVERPOOL. April 300 P. M.-Cotton closed
unchanged sales 49, 900 bales including 1000 for spec
Il ulation and export.
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Various Matters.

At meeting of the stockholders and deposit
tors of the Bulls Head Bank it was decided to
reorganize on a capital of $4,000, most Of
which was subscribed yesterday evening.
1t is thought in many quarters, includ'n g
Mayor Havemyer, that Gov. Dix will veto the
city charter unless certain reform measures
are engrafted in it.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate
at Public Auction.

PY virtue of license from the Hon. Judge OF
II Probate for Cumberland County, shall sell at
public auction, on the premises, on Saturday the
nineteenth day of April at IL A. NJ, all the real
estate belonging to the estate of Levi A Gates, late
of Freeport in said County deceased Said real es-
tate consists of about of land situated the
road leading from Freeport to South Durham, about
miles from FIeeport Village, contaipging moving,
pastpFa8a, &GrS with gaaS bat mafs6 near Israel
True's, in said Freeport about mile below Free
port Village. The reversion of the Widows dover
in the first described property will be sold at the
same time and place.
Terms made known at time of sale.
EDWARD p. OXNARD,
Admir- of Estate of Levi A. Gates.
Freeport, March 18th, 1873. marlSsoaw3ws
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
Fresh ''Rfng'' Revelations.

NEW YORK, April 2-Investigation shows
that the late Superintendent of Clinton Market,
under the Tammany ring, obtained his posi-
ton by paying Henry Genet, one of the ring,
$4,000, and in eighteen months cleared $4,000,
(his salary being $2000,l by system of black
stalls in said market. The $4,000 he made
was only his share of the plumber, as he was
compelled to divide with Genet, Tweed, Mike
Norton and Others
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New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, April. 2 Morning-Gold at ill.,
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange 1914 q los.
Stocks steady. State stocks very quiet.
NEW YORK. April 2-Eventna.-The financial stu
alton less distressing to borrowers than yesterday
but nevertheless stringent call loans ranged from
per cent coin for brief period in the afternoon to
116, J. /, and per cent. per diem, closing at q
per cent. The tone fiuctuated closely in sympathy
with alternate favorable end HnfaxgesS5ines
to the Treasury assistance. The of yesterday
to the $4,000 00U legal tenders rests facts that
large reserve for years has been kept In the Sub
Treasury here to meet sudden demands upon it. The
officials have not yet received any orders to pay it
out. The latest Washington reports indicate the
probability of the prepayment of the May interest or
slmething S16,0O0,000 in coin, but nothing def
mite is known.
Money is returning slowly from the West, and in a
few DAYS currency will flow back from the Middle
and Eastern States Outstanding legal tender circu.
lation $358 900, slight increase. Sterling Ex-
change dull at 107t 1919 for 60 days and 1881 "a 1854
for sight. Gold rose from 1859 q 117s under pur-
chases for the "bull'' Clique, but the advance was
partially lost, closing at 117s a 1174; loans at a.
1854 for carrying The clearings were $S3 900 O0O-
Treasury disbursements $22 900. Customs receipts
S229 OO0 Governments firmer but dull. State bonds
quiet and weak. Stocks irregular and unsettled
The changes in the money rate being reflected in the
difference between carl and regular transactions of
"a per cent.
The market oponed somewhat lower than last night
but subsequently weak feeling set in and there was
fall of "a per cent. on the general list, the closing
prices being the lowest of the day The TRANSACTIONS
Of the day most important in Pacific Mail Wes-
tern Union, New York Central, Lake Shore and St.
Paul.
The following were the ouotations of Govarn,nep+
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SACRED CoNCERT.-The concert last night
at the First Baptist Church was a little gem in
its way. The singers, Mrs Wetherbee, Miss
Ada Cary, Will H. Stockbridge and w. S.
Beckett, acquitted themselves admirably both
in the solos and the concerted pieces, and dis
played those fine qualities of voice and method
which are so familiar to Portlanders. Worthy
of special commendation was Mrs Wetherbee's
beautiful rendering of Consider the Lilies"
Mr. Kotzschmar presided at the organ with his
accustomed good taste and fine execution. On
account of the bad weather the audience, al
though of fair size, was not SO large as the mer-
it of the entertainment deserved. The audience
room of the church, which is most elegant in
all its appointments, is a specially fine place
for concert, and is well adapted to give
good effect to the music We were sorry to see
that the traditional sense of decorun, which
the very idea of a church seems to inspire, pre-
vented the thorough heartiness of applause,
which the hearers were disposed to give, and
which the performers amply merited. The con-
cert was a complimentary benefit TO our popular
music dealer and publisher Ira Stockbridge,
who is worthy of all sorts of good things.
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state street CONCEPT.

Our citizei.s must not forget the concert in
aid of Williston church, which comes off at
State street chapel this evening. The concert
will be a fine one, as the following programme
testifies:
PART l.
1. Allegro movement 9th symphony. Beethoven
Miss Blanchard.
2. "Break, break, break CIV. Marston.
Mr.. Howard.
3. Emusic of the Meadow Franz Abt
Mrs Chase, Mrs Farley
4. Polacca Brillante," Weber
Miss. Mary O'Brion.
8. "Many a time and off, G. w. Marston
Miss Ada Gary.
Miss Lewis, Mrs. Farley, Mr.. Howard, Mr.. Coffin.
.. PART II.
1. "Across the far blue hills Marie,'' Marston.
Mr.. Will Stockbridge.
2. ''Marche Triomphale'' Kuhe.
Mrs. Thompson.
3. beautiful bird Sing on,'' Howe
Miss Lewis
4. 81 Pescatosi," Gabussi.
Mr.. Howard, Mr. Coffin.
8. Piano Solo,
Miss Dyer.
6. Serenade Rossipi,
Miss Lewie, Mr.. Will Stockbridge.
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TEMPLARS OF HONOR.

At Temptars' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNcIL-Maine first and third Mondays in each
month.
TEMpLE-Forest City, No. 1. every Wednesday
evening. 10
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-04-03
Manufacturers Sale of CrOckery
Ware to the Trade by Auction.
r. o. BAILEY e. CO., Auctione'

II. VALLEY q GU, AucHoHeers.
ON TUESDAY, April -Sstth h;at2 q P. -
~ salesroom, Is Exchange street, we shia :
the trade large line of White Granite, Par 2. 2 =
=, Rockingham and Yellow Ware. q S,SS
mch26
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THE ATLANTIC.

Rescue of the Survivors.
; 546 of 976 Persons Lost.
Statement of Captain
Williams.
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HoPHNI EAToN.-It is our sad duty to ehron-
cle the death of Mr.. Hophni Eaton, one OF our
oldest and most respected citizens, which oc-
CURED yesterday morning at the age OF sixty
years. His disease was dropsy of the heart.
Mr.. Eaton was native of Wells, when but
sixteen years of age he went to Cuba and be-
came a clerk in the house of Eaton q Co.
Thence he came to Portland, and went into
partnership with Mr.. Whitmore, in the sugar
trade In this business and in the shipping inter-
est he continued until his death. He has been i'll
for some weeks, and his death was not wholly
unexpected
The funeral services take place Saturday
forenoon,
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Foreign ExDOrfs.

Foreign Exports.
MATANZAS. Brig Horace Beal-4369 box shocks,
1000 shocks and heads, so empty casks.
SAGUA. Brig Mechanic-194O sugar hid shocks
and heads 16 double fierce do do 500 pairs heading
1873 empty casks.
Foreign Imports.
CARDENAS. Schr Chas E Scammell-5H hhds 81
ties bbls molasses to Geo Hunt.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr Lizzie $3.50 box shocks
70 John ID Lord.
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Lis, of Cabia Passengers Saved.

| at the wreck was an awful one, such as had
never before witnessed, and hope never to wit
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Yesterday
Elisha E. Cotton, hotel keeper at Brownheld'
was arraigned before Commissioner +. M.
Rand charged with passing one and perhaps
two counterfeit $40 bills on the Mutual Nation
al Bank of Troy, New York. District Attor-
ney Webb appeared for the government and W.
H. Clifford, esq.,, for the accused. 1t is stated
that Cotton passed off one of these counter
feits upon the clerk of the Adams House, and
subsequently attempted to pass the same or
another similar bill upon other parties in the
city, knowing the same to be counterfeit AT
the conclusion of the hearing the Commission
er held the respondent in the sum of $4,000 to
appear at the Circuit Court in April. The ar
rest was made by United States detectives from
Boston, under Col. H. G. Whitley, who have
worked the case up, as much as there is already
known. Cotton is a man about 45 years of age,
and is well if not favorably known in the north
ern part of York and western part of Oxford
counties.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

IoBBERs should sell the Portland Shirt.
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[I'QRpIDO PATENT SUIS'
3ENf,ert> VA. Nicholas Geyey.

Na Dllowag ). ne decision rendered ty Ius-p
81 ,cuuar At Say Term ol the Circuit Cougt IN ,te
ri..c case:
iu - Ghcuit Court Of tlr United States In md so,
..r Western District oi Pcnusylvanis-E., A /
t,pclts ys. Eich9las Geyer. NO 1.--Nay Torn
l.gl--!n Equity
November 81, 1872. ELL filed and subpoena i,
sued.
aobpmna aad no'ioe Ct pp'rot'on for pre,imin
ary 10 unctou acryN.
December i3 1877? Notion for pfeimnar in.
uoc Jon heard, and IL, Court being duly advised in
therreaises; tho injunction avardcd "a prayed for
! and d.cl,o ii!eu.
1auiary ID 1873. Injunction issued, nne on the
s5.L day OF January indictment served personally
| nud by copy.
May o., 1873. Rule Issued ior deiendent to show
cause why attachment should not Issue for contemp,
, n violating injunction AID duly served
Jure I'd, ls1S. Rule for attachment in this ca.s
name OF 10 be heard aud after argument OF corusl
ptO snd con, the Cou1 being flll advised In the
prem.sUs, The Rul1 Is made absolute, and the sar
tcnce oithe Cont is, that the said defcndsn Mich
Qas Geyci, be imprisoned in the common Jail OF
Aos 5eny County FOR ard durius the term " ten
days md that he pay the costr Of this proceed
iur
juno 2d, 1873. Comni,,.t iscued
lre iu;uucf'on in g. L. cese vas f,r inirirremon,
OF llo i.oh.r,s patent ocNo.-tca tho R.g Pat.
c', ol increasing the prUduoti'ene.s OF oil we'll,
1h- set oi lnfifnger-en. for which the defender,
N.- .juil.,-t iOg contempt, consisted in q dlnv
e.tlGH iai'''r In exploding; tOruedoes in OF
Eeis being The sgmo act Of infringement Tor which
i'bAr ,,.s l.yO C0Iu mi.tgt in he t'lse No 4 No
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avoid Quacks and Impssters.

I-' j. z. Dyott, Graduate Of jefferson XediedI
Co.teDe, Philadelphia, author OF several vsluabe
Tor.s, can be consulted on all Diseases OF the
sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
GO especial study either in male or female, no
sas ter from whus cause originating or OF how
long gmanding. i praotioe OF 80 years enables
Inn to traat diseasa with Success. Cuies guar
sA1ce1. CLGIges yaasonable. Those at dis"
-.nea Con arVur1 letter describing symptoms
- q yn-.1t ing stti-p pre- pay pcstage,
a,"d d. tla GD.s, 10 Hr0.gl Pic. 10 crlts.
p IftIA ? d., fhy y5ic,sn and t.llce a.
l.t 9. ne S. Now Yora.
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~I--S GA4-&40 4A II ~
FIu!O EXTRACT Gnu:
ls tho only Known Re1asdy ssr EigAs Dis
nase ana has crred ero.y go q Dsebstes In
of the D.andar and infa1.n stisaa q tiye Eaaeys,
liberation OF tho Kidneys aaA HlaAc.2, Teton.
lior OF Ur1ze, Diseases AZ Ne Prost,hs Gland,
stor in ths Bladder, Grave, B,Sck D~st Deposit,
ant hreous or Milky DssAssgoe, eai lw In.
l9eo.ea and Delieats ConsitutionG a sO.& sexe.,
t.ssenied With the following synpteI,;: Loss
OF iower, Loss Of Memory, Dt6cxitv Of Breath.
Inc, Weak Nerves, Wskofulnan. faSl e. the
Bsck, Flushing ofthe Bod, Errpasa on 10 lace,
tsilN CouDtenapce, IAssitade 0f ths Erstsna, ETC.
II, Csed by peraons in H. desli,s o9 cksaso or
nge; after confinement e iasoe rsink ka.set-
tEs in children, eto.
IA many affections peculiar 10 lsdtes, IA. M.
tiacc 6uchu il Ih1eeualed By any otier revaody--
asln Cstorosis or Retsation, 1kTegularty, Pain.
fginess or Suppression o. Customary Evso;i. lions,
foThoee or WAites, steaihty, sn2 Eo1 eli com.
plants incideDt TO tho seI. II - prescribed
extensively by the most eminent PhyssciloJ and
fidTives for enfeebled and delocts .,oSs.ar
tioas OF both sexes and all ages.
EEASNFY'S EXTRACT UTCEU,
tre' Diseases ArisiR1 .rons Enpsxdac@,
.da9n'8 q O!SSiilGaD, ETC., In sn their stages, as
httle expense, Little or no change in diet, no In.
convenience, and no exposure. II CAUSES fts-
9uent desire, and gives strengtA to Urinate,
theieoy removing Distinctions, Preventing and
9Snilng Structures OF the Urethra, Allsying Pain
INC Inflammation, 80 frequent in this clsss Of dis
eases' and expelAnS all Poisonous matter.
EAARNEE'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
500 PEI bottle on six bottles for t5 90, delivered
% fny address, secure from observation. bald by
ofsss'sle sveryWhSre. r. Prepared BY
70 whom al letters for iafosu,asiaa vhoaid b
hddTessed
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n fact, every variety AID style Of wor N lotto,
press printing,

Merchants, Lawyers. Justices of the Peace, Land
Agents, Oil Netrrs and Agents, lnsu rance Agents
HAprssneli aod other parties IN want are informed
~ t ar p"rn1rcf 80 rSgCutatO order al kinds of
hMS ~ lo''aess or cgl, required IL his COM
.,nN,n. Mlr0nlgc rnsNo,tiully solicited
''&s siasvasr .rEast .sss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-15
YE FEARFUL SAINTS.

The Utah ssEicct'' In Rcbellious Mood
Thoughts Of Defeating the Govern.
ment-Ill-COncealcd Disgust OF the Pill
grims to Arix0na-Brigham still Fir
ing or His Cannon.
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. IA, 1873.
The prominence which Utah affairs are receiving
at Washington is still the aii-engr0ssing subject
OF public attention. The Mormons profess the ut
most confidence that they will defeat the efforts OF
the administration not only at the present time
but In the future.
The newspapers in the interest of the Church
ignore the peculiar condition OF affairs as much as
possible. Delegate Hoopers efforts are thought,
even among the Mormons, to have been very weak
The Apostle Cannon is most depended upon, and
Brigham Young makes issue through him alone.
quite large number OF saints are leaving for
the new settlement in Arizona. Some OF them or
high worldly degree regard their call with i'll.
concealed dissatisfaction, and are half inclined to
rebel. There is considerable remonstrance; but
Church orders are imperative and unalterable.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.


The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready contains original Story, entitled ''Dian-
eme or, The Days That Were;" together with
the very Latest News by telegraph from All Parts
Of the World up to the hour OF publication ;
Resignation OF Amadeus and His Reasons for Va
eating the Throne OF Spain; the Scrub Grass Disas-
ter; Mormondom Excited; Chicago Murderess !;
John Gaffney, the Buffalo Murderer; Execution Of
an Illinois Wife Butcher; the Mysterious Murder at
Little Neck, L. l.; Deadly Night Fracas Between
Public School Principal and Jealous Husband /;
Death OF Ex-Governor Geary, OF Pennsylvania, and
a Sketch OF His Life; Death OF Vicar General STAIRS
with Incidents of His Illness, Narrative of his
Long Life and many Good Works, and full and
graphic description of the imposing and interesting
Ceremonies ut the Cathedral; Sweep Of the Recent
Storm at Aspinwall; Tragedy at Key West Career
of Cora Pearl, the Queen Of the Demi-mOnde. 1t
also contains the Latest News by Telegraph from
Washington; Political, Religious, Fashionable and
Sporting Intelligence; Obituary Notices. Varieties
Amusements; Editorial Articles on the prominent
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and accounts of all the important ana interesting
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A HORRIBLE CRIME.
Arrest Of a Father for the Alleged Violating Of
the Persons Of Two of His Own Daughters
and an Attempt to Ruin the Third.

NEWPORT, X. l., Feb. 15--2 A. NJ
sensation Is in readiness for this staid old city
by the to-day, by the arrest OF OF Its widest
known citizens aged about fifty years, named
Albert H. Essex, for the crime Of incest he having,
as Is alleged, been holding intercourse with two of
his daughters.
Marshal Simmons yesterday afternoon, CON-
plant OF the family, and only charges adultery
with daughter aged about nineteen.
Essex is engaged in the double occupation
OF schoolmaster at Portsmouth, Il. l..
and as a manufacturer OF certain rubber
goods which find q market through New York
channels. He lives on Broad street In this city,
and comes from Portsmouth each evening on the
freight train.
When the train arrived as usual tonight Captain
Hammond took Essex in custody and to the
station, where he waited till quite late for for
frultless attempts to secure the required
$4,000 bail, after which he was lodged
in Newport Jail, to the seeming great re-
lief of the family, who assert that the
crimes OF which the father Is alleged guilty were
permitted through fear Of bodily harm, and that
for long time the family has been In peril till
further concealment was unbearabe. The prisoner
was greatly agitated while IN the station.
The date of the charge on which he Is arrested Is
December rs, 1872. He Is well known in many New
England cities, where he sold his rubber goods in
person. His examination will take place on Tues
day next.
The sudden termination OF his career Is brought
about more directly py attempt upon third
and youngest daughter, aged about fifteen years.
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A GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

The following letter has been received by Judge
bowling from the mother Of the little boy whose
body was recovered from the ruins Of the Centre
street fire.
Judge Josrru DowLrSG:-
ToSoRKD AND DEAR SIR have too long omitted duty
which my feelings have daily prompted me b. dis
charge-a duty can no longer omit without doing VIC
icnce to my conscience have longcd 20 pour out my
pentup feelings in deep fearful gratitude at the very
feet the noble sympathizng men who so generously
and promptly the means rescue the remains of the
victims who persisted IN the ire and whose charrcd
bodies lay buried under the OF the Caxton building
Many days have passed since that TO mel never tobc
CURED, in which 50 many humble yet no less precious
And while 50 many days have and the outer world
have forgotten, II remains ever present with me and
oh how thank my God and remember with prayers
and the noble men who gave back to me the
crushed and charrcd remains Of my dear and beloved
child, that might have the sad consolation OF recogniz
ing his ace and be permitted to give him the last sad rites
of Christian burial
To You, Judge Bowling, and Morgan Jones, also to
Captain Kennedy and sergeant Douglass. and other
generous, noble heared men who gave their time in
huenco and money to recover the remains OF all the
victims OF the, the disastrous IRE, I hembly but most
you have them mingled with tears-that God will ever
bless and yours tor NOBLE generous and dis-
erestcd Conduct on that OCCASION Yours sincerely and
wiz" '' CxfHARINE BEvAN, iea Broome stree.