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RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS
NTASH. CITY. VA. MIDLAND &
w GREAT SOUTH, R, 4.
Late O.. A. 81 nj. r, RI
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS

DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS.
On and after SUNDAY, May Is, 1873. tw.
daily passenger trains will run between WASH
INGTON and Lynchburg, e1ecting doubl dali
ly connections through between New York
and New Orlean At Gordonsville connection
is made with the Chesapeake and Ohio hail
road twice daily, Sunday excepted, to Rich
mond, Staunton and the WEST, at Lynchburg
with Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroads. for
the West and Southwest, and at Washington
for the North and Northwest.
! Leave Washington daily at 100 q IN and 100
| p. M, and Alexandria at $50 a. and $50 p. m
arriving at Lynchburg at4 20 P. m. and $50
a. m.
! Leave Lynchburg at s. 40 a. m and 10 As p. M,
| Trrive at Alexandria at $40 a.. and $50 p NJ
and at W ington at 90 a m. and 80 p
NJ
! For Manassas Division leave Washington
| daily (execepting Sunday with main line train
ar ZOO an; and Alexandra at 7 so am. Leave
Manassas Junction at $40 am. con-
meet at Straseurg for Winchester and allpoint
on Baltimore and Ohio r. 4. and arrive at
+! Harrisonburg at SIS p. M: thence By Hartman
4 Cos stage lines to Stanton, Rawiey Springs
| &c.
! MSs~ Eastward, leave Harrisonburg at $50
| a. NJ; connect at Strasburg with trains to and
| from Winchester; arrive at Manassas at 4, 10
| a. m. connecting with north bound Mail train to
! Alexandria making the SEQ p m. from " ash
ington to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
| NO tram C0utnWafQ SUNDAY night ana none
Northward Saturday nights.
Through tickets and baggage checked to all
promiren,points.
J. NJ. BROADUS,
NAV % If. General Ticket Agent
B 3 AND ONO RAILROAD
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Quich Time from Staaatosa md Ha'
riso'e6erg TO Baltimore.
Commencing March IA, 1873, trains will leave
Harrisonburg daily, except Sundays, at 40
a. IN. arrive at Baltimore at 225 d. N.
! Leave Harrisonburg $40 a. m
90 Strasburg Junction : 6,lo g
Is Winchester 1903 g
! Arrive at Baltimore 1925 p. m.
RETURNING
| Leave Baltimore 2,45 g n.
| Winchester l;22 p. M
q Strasburg junction 2,0S
Arrive at Harrisonburg 4,l2:s
Staunton SfGG's
Connections for all points West made it b
trains on Main Line at Harper's Ferry.
| IF No change of cars from Strasburg
, junction to Baltimore.
For through tickets apply at Office 0 A. &
NJ. r. K. at Harrisonburg.
Leave Woodstock 5.24 and connects at the
Junction.
L. Nj. COLE, General Ticket Agent
| $. B. JONES, General Passenger a gent. .
THos. R. SHARP, Asst Master Transportation
apr. 3, 1879.
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Milkmen visit watering places every
day in the year.
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NTIRGINIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY

NTIRGINIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY
ALEXANDRIA VA,
Stockholders in Ills Company win please take
notice that the following acting agents are the
oaly authorized persons to make collections of
money for this Company viz.
MOSES WALTON Director Woodstock
COL. G. W MURPHY Agent Nit. jackson.
CAPT. B.SAMUEI.S 20 {. Front ROYAL.
A. B. TRICK Director Hal risonburg.
RORT. BEVERLEY President, Plains.
VIM Il. TAMS Agent Staunton.
When they collect, they viii also furnish tn {
party paving them, with certificate of Stock
Money PAID 10 any other persons except myself
will not be recognized.
GEORGE C. WEDDERRCRN
Secretary and Treasurer.
Harriscnburg Register please copys
Feb. 23--tf.
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stis'' A's''s. -sssSzst
the best now in use-warranted free from
rust, dampness or decay.
FIRE-PRCOF MERCHANTS SAFES
WELDED STEEL AND IRON
Burglar Proc? BANK SAFES.
FIRST CLASS
KEW AND COMBIN LOCK
BANK VAULTS, DooRs AND FRAMES,
Over $4,000 in Use.
TESTED IN 200 FIRES.
g3~ First Glass Goods at Low Prices .ssT
Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Price
list.
Refer to First National Bank, Lynchburg
National Bank, and Peoples Saving Bank Of
Lynch burg; al the Banks in Baltimore; Treas
ury Department. Washington, D. G.
Also see reterel ces:
SHENANDOAH COUNTY BA X Woodstock
j. w. BANNER.
BANK OF \ RREN, Front Royal.
New MARKET SAVINGS BAK, New
Market
PAGE COUNTY BANK, Luray, Va.
BANK OF BERRYvILLE.
UNION BANK, OF Winchester.
NATIONAL BANK Of Harrisonburg
WARRENToN BANK, Walrenton Va.
BANK OF CULPEPER, Culpeper C. II. We
CITIZENS BANK of Charlottesville. Va.
GEORGIA LOAN e TRUST co. Atlanta.
SCOFtEI.D ROLLING MILL
WEST II EDWARDS,
L. B. RANKFORD
JOSEPH E. JOH NSO & Co, Savannah.
PALMER & hDPlSH,
O. j. MATHEWSO, 4 ueusta.
BRANCA, SCOTT & co,
AT WO Cd ( AMPK1N, Rome.
0 HRANE 6 MA6UIR.
GRIFFITH, CLAYO, SC co
WV. WOODRUFF & Co, Knoxville Ten.
CLIFFORD. & CO.. Macon
JOHN ACNW & SON, Colombia, S. C
SMITH & MELTON, Chester. S. Z
NATIONAL. "a K, Chester s, G
1000 IN BALTTMO; 200 IN RICH
MOND.
WAsHIsGTos, d. @. Feb Is, 1872
l.. Fl MILLER, Esq, Miles s Safe and Iron
Worik
Desr Sir:-sWe have atast got our Safe
Of your make out of the ruins of the Opera
House burned two n on tbs since. 1t passed
through the entire Ere and has been in the
slno aldering ruins ever since. 1t affords us
pleasure to state that the con ten Is were entire
~ uninjared, and to add another proof to the
superiority OF Your safes. The Safe was an
old one in use some IL or IA years,
BERRY WALL.
Over 2oO similar letters have been received,
proving the utter inpossibilty 10 destroy the
contents of a Miller Safe. $4,000 now in use
aud test rs years before the public as
first class Safe.
l.. Ell. MILLER,
No. 265 BALTIMORE ST.
BALTIMORE.
Dec. l2-l Y.
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FROM HON. JOHN wETHERED
Mr.. G. P. KNIGHT :

the recommendation a ainduee
tbatit
Culinary PANT ana is i dfsagreeabe
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New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
THE GORDON ADDICTION CASE.

FOUR OF THE AMERICANS TO BE IMPRISONED UNTIL
oCToBER-JUDGE MKENzIEs REASONS FOR RE-
FUsING TO ACCEPT BAIL-sTRoNG INDICATIONS
OF MALEYoLENCE.
MINSRAPoLIs, July 26.-The following dispatch
has been received by The Tribune:
...... .'....''. FORT GARRY, July 26.
The outrage is consummated. Oar citizens, through
the Vaccinations Attorney General Clarke have been
sentenced lie British jail TO await the session OF
the Queens Bench in October uext The following
Judgment mas been rendered By the Judge on the qnes
tion OF bail:
be admitted 10 bail Tue law says II is discretionary
with the judge before whom applicauoh Is maze H 10
grant ii Every think Wust understand that
the word discretion as here used, does NOT imply tae
the judge may, according to aroltfary WIZ, alt Vbe
person to bail and under similar CIRCUMSTANCES, WIN
hold 1t from another. Legal discretion, AS defined by
Sir Edward Coke TO discern aee1rGng 10 1w & h heD
apply this definition 70 the case III point IL mas oeeh
abundanty established In evidence ana admlteu
by at least two Of the prisoners hoy apu heeSa' tn
they with the active cooperation or fIetcher ana
Bakey, forcibly seized aud confined against MS yu
Gordon with inent TO take him out OF Canada our
statute declares this ofense felony the maximum punish
men OF which 10 seven years IN the Pcnitchtary Ihe
accused have sought to justify their action py sag
that they held power of attorney from person III
NewYork authorizing the capture OF Gordon, and hav-
ing only acted under power they had infrnged no
his principal even into the British Domnious,
aud take and forciby carry MN away without war
rant do not subscribe this doctrine, which, IN my
opinion IL most dangerous national independence;
hut, assuming this opinion 10 DC souhu ~ Nodu ~
the present oase, the pO@erOf Da 10 take MS
principal IS personal right confines 80 himself aIohe,
ana cannot he delegated 10 another Now with these
data before US, what remansi
FIRST: That the Onnse charged against the prisoners
is most serious one.
Second; That the evidence sustalns the charge ana
leaves little doubt to the guilt OF the prisoners
Th,rd: The plea OF justification Is In my OPINION un-
teDable. .
Let W. in conclusion, apply discretion to these
facts not forgetting definition that discretion IN TINS
means ~ discern according u law III Iaid down
In books that where the oense charged Is OF serious
nature aud proof OF guilt strong the judge ought 10 re-
fuse bail. Under the facts OF the oase ana TAXING INTO
consideration all the circumstances connected there
with feel bound by law by precedent 10 refuse 1a
n the case OF Hoy keegan Fletcher ana Blakey Mer-
rimins IS different. la committing MN Tor trll
vas, thnk, Justified by law but tns being an appiica
tiOn 10 rule Judge OF the Queens Brnch ana thcfs
being aouDts In my mud 10 his guilt tiiA he oIcht
20 be admitted 10 oI himself 10 be bound III e sum OF
1900 Tor his appearance at the ensuing term OF the Court
OF Queens Bench. JAMES O. MckEhLiE
Judge OF the Court III QIeen's Bench.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
MARSHAL sERRANo TO SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT
PREPARATIONS TO ATTACK A GERMAN FRIGATE
AT CARTAGENA-AN ATTACK on MATARo BY
CARLIsTs FEARED-NUMBEIs OF THE CARLIsTs
MADRID. Saturday, July 2s, 1873.
At a meeting of the Spanish Liberals So
journing at Biarritz France which Marshal Ser
ranO presided IL resolved 10 offer through Admiral
Topete their support to Senior sameron in his efforts to
restore order in SPAIN The Liberal leaders in this city
have also held meeting and adopted resolutions OF
similar character.
Twomore Generals and two Colones Of the Republican
Army have been cashiered for expressing sympathy for
the cause OF Don Carlos.
The insurgents at Cartagena have made preparations
10 attack the German frgate in that harbor but II
is believed thev will carry out their design. as their
vessels are not properly supplied with either officers
men, or engineers.
dispatch from Malaga says fighting has occurred in
that city between opposing Republican factions.
BARCELONA, Saturday, July &c, 1873
Five thousand inhabitants OF the Of MatarO 15s
miles northeast OF here sought refuge I'm this city,
fearing an attack upon Mataro by the Carlists
The funeral OF Cabriney took place yesterday,
aud passed off quietly.
BAYoSNE. Saturday. July o. 1878.
Don Carlos with force which his sympathzers in
this city claim numbers 5000 welarmed men, has ar
rived at place named Elizondo, Pampeluna. The
Republicans are concentrating EzOndo, and It is
probable that desperate struggle will take place
heavy cannOnade is going south OF this city,
on the Spanish frontier.
PARIS Saturday, July 26, 1878.
report was circulation here to-day that the Gov
ernment Of France determined recognize the bel
gerency the Carlsts but il is pronounced, this even
lug, TO be without foundation.
MADRID, July q, 1873.
The Government troops attacked Valencia yesterday.
After adesperae struggle five hours duration fighting
was suspended and the insurgents offered to captuate
But their terms refused sthe Government demand
ing an unconditional surrender. Heavy reGnforcements
have been sent forward and the attack will be resumed
and the town bOmbarded tomorrow if the insurgents do
not yield.
Seva has also proposed to return to its loyalty to the
National Government certain terms, but as in the
case Of Valencia the Government viii accept nothing
less than unconditional surrender. 1t believed that
the insurgents will soon give up the city unless relieved
San Fernando was attacked Friday by an nsurgent
column from Cadz. The loyal garrison made brave
and successful Defense and in the evening the insur
gents withdrew.
The Cortes has declared itself in favor Of The abolition
OF capital punishment.
The Ca1Hst force which was threatening Bilbao, has
retired from the neigbOrhOOd Don Carlos Is reported
TO he al ARGOS, in the Province Of LogrOnO.
The railway from Madrid 70 valencia mas Deen cut III
meeting Of Intrausigeutes at Acaniz in AragOn has
been broken up and "a persons who were present ar
rested ~. ro- ,
The Portuguese mails Interrupted consequence
Of the troubles in Spain.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

THE FLIGHT OF THE IOWA TRAIN ROBBERS.
DEs MONIES, July 26.-The latest news from
the pursuers OF the railroad robbers s that they had
crossed the Hannibal aud St. Joseph railroad the five
had separated and pushing TO southwestern Mis-
souri, where they belong, and known as part OF a
baud Of bandt aud robbers which is terror 10 all that
portion OF the State They have been positively Identified
as part OF the gang that robbed the bank In st.
Gcnevieye Mo- last May; the Rlsselye, Ky, Bank two
years ago. and the Gaatn Bank INF this state, and also
committed several other bold roOberies Their rendeL
yousls said 10 be Jackson County No. and their homes
are scattered around In that and Clay Lafayette and Ray
Counties. Some OF their names are Jesse and Frank
James. Bill Shepard, Cole Lounger, and Mccoy their
families are said cultivate small farms In the counties
named. and their homes are surrounded by those OF
relatives and friends who woud not themselves commit
crime would shield those desperadoes to the last
one Of their bodest robberes that of the corydon
Bank in daylight during mass meeting When Henry
Clay speaking they rode upto the speaker and
told him what they had done and dashed away on their
horses under cover Of navy reyolyers. A reward OK
$4,000 offered for those engaged IN the railroad rob
bsIIe
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
IN THIS CITY,

A fire in the store OF j. j. simpson d Co,
az Nos GIG and 62l Eighthave., Saturday nght de-
stroved goods worth $4,000 The stock insured as
follows; Merchants 5000; St. Nicholas $500; Bowery'
q OOO Irving 5000; Williamsburg City. S27OO; Etna'
$1,000; Niagara S2OOO stuyyesant $4,000; Relief 5000;
and Metropolitan, $780, total s2S,7oo. The second
floor of No. 6l9 Eigbth-aye. was occupied by Mr.
Josephs, whose furniture was damaged $500; no IN
surance The buildings are owned by the Dohery
estate and were damaged 5000.
fire on the first floor of two-story BRICK building at
No 80 City-Hal place. owned and occupied by Michael
Russell dealer in paper last night, damaged the bud-
ing $1,000 insured for 5000 The stock was damaged
S. 600 and was insured follows Lycomine Insurance
Company, $1,000 Park, $1,000 Pacific. $1,000; Manhat-
tan $1,000; Armenia, s2OOO Etna, 5000; Westchester'
a. 900; total insurance, Sl3,0OO
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Shah of Persia has arrived at Milan.
On Saturday evening it was seven years since
the Telegraph feet entered Trinity Bay, Newfoundland
Yesterday was the seventh anniversary OF the landing
Of the Cable and il is seven years to-day since the line
was nDened FOR business Saturday evening cele
hrated by banquet at Hearts Content, and to-day Will
be celebrated by boat races, comprising sailing, rowing
aud sculling.
On the 30th of June a public meeting of
native Hawaiians was held at Honolulu, when a Mr
Rhodes made a speech against annexation and the
United States. 1t was then resolved " That this meet
ing expresses the sentiment OF majority OF tho nation
m opposed TO the cessOn Pearl HaTOOr TO the United
states That il any OF His Majestys Cabinet advocates
the cession OF Pearl River, this meeting dsapprOve or
his COURSE" On notion a committee OF seven was ap
ponted TO draft memorial to the king against the
SION Of Pearl River, part OF Hawaiian territory
A resolution introduced recommending the banlsh-
nent from the island OF Mr.. Castle. with his family
because OF his annexation opinions This however, was
not finally acted upon.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
FIRE NOTES.

IF. Powells pump factory, in Waukegan,
H. was burned at 10 o'clock Friday night The loss IS
$4,000; insurance.
The Clyde Glass Works, near Rochester n.
v we're partially destroyed by fire on Thursday night
last involving loss Of $4,000 only partly covered
by insurance.
Three small fires, at Newark and First-sts.,
at No. A Hudson-st and at First and Court-sts, Ho-
boken caused damage Of $500, Saturday. The later
originated through the careless handling Of matches by
some children.
An incendiary fire in Norfolk, va, early
Saturday, destroyed OF damaged six eight buildings
on The total loss is estimated az $4,000
which is partly covered by insurance. The principal
losers are Hofhemer & Co. and j. T. Griffin, Boots and
shoes; W. r. Hutchins, and Taylor Martin Co.. hard
ware; Epes Co., crockery and Archer Co., druggists
on Sunday morning a second fire quickly destroyed
Waite Ulmans store and the adjoining building
hardware store. This was followed BY another fire az
Campbelrs wharf. which destroyed threestory onck
building and near IL; the loss from both Was sSVVo
The people were greatly alarmed.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
Is. Buckeye Combined, Akron, Ohio.
II. Champion Combined, Springfield, Ohio.
IL Johnston Comhined Rrockport Ny

Is. Johnston Combined Brockport, n. Y.
All were American with one exception. There was
less trouble with the teams than in the reaper trial;
but the same irregularity was noticeable in the
number of men allowed to accompany the machines.
One exhibitor sat in carriage and trusted his Ger
man driver TO manage his mower; another drove his
machine himself; while Others had four or five men
to follow their mowers TO the horses and
help in case of obstacle or accident. The Johnston
and Superior mowers were the first to finish
their work; but there were a number of
others that came out only few minutes later
1t is reported that all the American mowers and
reapeTs that took part in the trial will get medals
the Buckeye Senior the medal of progress, proba-
ably, for its new table rake. which attracted much
attention from the jury. and the Superior mower
for its new and simple method of commune ating
the motion from the wheels to the knives by
screw and perhaps two or three Others for improve
ments made since the Paris Exhibition. Those that
do not get the medal of progress WILL it is expect cd
receive the medal Ofmerit All excellent machines
and deserve such a recognition. 1t is worthy of
especial remark as in high degree creditable to
our exhibitors, that every mower and rsaper shown
in our agricultural hall in the trial, with two
exceptions-the Sprague Mower and the Marsh
Hary and these had agents here, and conse-
quently no one to make the necessary arrangements
for their trial. The award of medals will not be
made until next month.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, July 27-A mysterious murder
was committed on MOnroe-st about O'Clock this morn
ing the victim being Mr.. Frank Moore. well-known
citizen. His wife awakened by"a noise resembling
two persons struggling and called TO her husband, who
was standing near the bed TO know what was the mat
ter He replied, "Some one popped cap at me-" and
me moment afterward fell heavily 10 the floor He
never spoke again. and died at o'clock The impres-
sion IA that the murder committed by burglar,
vho had been discovered in the room by Moore Dur
ing the day two negroes who had dlihc1lty WIN
~ This dculty there was evidence TO connect them
with the
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

Nearly ninetenths Is on the main buildings which
were saved. There considerable Of partly.
finished In the buildings OF which there now no
account The freight trains standing the Grand
Trunk tracks the vicinity endangered but were
removed and saved. large of hard pine lum
Der IN the yard burned new locomotive was
damaged $t. AMI two other cngiles belonging TO the
Iuter-colona ulroad wor, bi'n'I tbs President OF
the Portland Company oelsiy that the loss by
the fire is estmltei a; $4,000 oly. and says the
shops VIII DO immediately rebuilt In u bell ter location
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
A RUNAWAY ENGINE on THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.

CUMBERLAND, July 27.-Early this morning
engineer Conaway of the Baltimore ana ONO
Hailroad, lost coutro OF his engine on the down
grade miles east OF Altamont and 40 mics Yves. Vi
here when the engine away, and while running
90, An miles an hour struek the rear OF freight train
demolshng 20 loaded with cotton ana tOhaccV
from the West and scattering the contents OF the cars
over the track Engineer Conway, and two men, named
Martina aud Elliott drOyers from Barbour and Harrison
counties, West Virginia, were killed. I. Burke, con
duetOr and l.. Carney, brakeman both of Piedmont,
ana q grover named Reynolds badly injured. VI
was probably the most terrible whtcH Oc-
surred on the Baltimore and ONO Railroad The trains
were DELAYED to-day. but are now running usual.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
. RAILROAD BRIDGE BLOWN AWAY.

BANGOR, Me-, July 27.-On Saturday even
ing Just before O'Clock two spans OF bridge on the
Enronean and North American Road, between Old
To,pn and Milford 800 feet long, were blown completely
vav nv tornado which swept this section OF the
STE and an engine aud tender with tve men, winch
was crossing from Old Town. plunged INTO the Iner G
Ta'o cng1neer George Mcclellan, Killed, but the
atbeys escaped There will be no interruption TO travel
on the road there Is travel bridge by wncn PaSse
sneediy pat up IL intensely dark when the accl
dent occurred and nothing could De seen aheau ny
those on the engine.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
IN PORTLAND.

SHOPS BURNED AT THE PORTLAND CoMPANY'S
woRKs-LOss $4,000.
PORTLAND, Me-, July pa fire at the Port
land Company's works. early this morning, destroyed
the pantshop 200 feet long, the carshop, aud several
smaller attached buildings. The main buildings were in
imminent danger but we're saved. There
on the whole works OF slg7, 900, as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28

OF Public Works on account OF work done around
tho Government property In the District OF Columbia.
IA heavy rain aud thunderstorm OF several hours
duration prevailed here this afternoon having the effect
TO considerably reduce the temperature.
Secretary Belknap iwlll return here Wednesday
next.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
NEGRO Ku-KLux OUTRAGE IN TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, July 27.-0n the night of July ls
a man named Hall, living on the plantation OF Mr..
Thomas Reid in Madison County. Tenn, taken out
OF his bed by mob OF negroes disguised KuKlux,
and hanged a tree. they charging him with having
outraged an Old negro woman living In the nesshbor-
hond
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
DEATH BY DROWNING.

ROCHESTER, July a6.-Miss Matte Stowell,
age Is years. daughter of Baptist clergyman at Hunts
Hollow. Allegheny County, and Harry White were
drowned In mlpond. at that place, Thursday night.
by the parting " raft ON which four young persons
we're noatnS.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN BALTIMORE.

INSURANCE LOSSES by TTIR GREAT FlRE-IHE TOTAL
LOSS ESTIMATED AT $500 OO0-INcTDENTs or THE
DISASTER.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
AID PROM THE SOUTH

AUGUSTA, July 26.-Ex-Gov. Charles j. Jen-
kins publishes card in The ChroneIe and Sentinel
morrow reminding the people OF Georgia and the South
Of the relief extended to the South after the by the
LADIES' Southern Aid Association Of Baltimore, aud call
ing upon them to assist IN aeyapg the distress of the
stricken city.