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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-14

Notice.
For the next thirty days Goods can be
bought Ia our house for less money than
ever before bought in this city. Why ? To
make room for the magnificent spring
stock now being purchased in New York
and Philadelphia by our Mr.. Murphy, Call
and examine our Philadelphia shopmede
stock Of Boots and Shoes. We are now
receiving the finest stock and hest assort-
ment ofiLadies Gents and Misses ever
brought to Northern Texas.
nl6.lmo PRATIIER s. MURPHY.
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That was not bad reply, given recent
ly at barn-raising in Pennsylvania, to o
young man who Ind been relating his
more than wonderful exploits in various
parts Of the globe. At the close of
one of these narratives he was not little
set back by the remark of ~ Old man.
"Young man amt you ashamed to talk so
when there are older liars on the ground!
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LEOPOLD WELLEsrEIN, at Sanger Bros !,
hos in front Of the store, q good assort.
ment Of fine Havana and dom estic Cigars
Also Hne selected stock Of choice fruits,
fancy candies, 80. respectfully request
my friends aud the public generally to
give me call. n2S.dlw
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A large Gray Horse, good under saddle,
works in harness, single or donble, for
saleby
n26d4t. j. L. DOWNS s CO.
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We Invite

We Invite
The atteation Of our readers to the card
ofw. II. Coker, Esq, which appears in
our paper to day. lie keeps tirst.Cass
stable, where the best horses in the mar.
ket can be purchased at reaso nable zig.
ures, and where strict attention Is given
to oil engagements he makes.
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seed Potatoes.
Three hundred bushels Of choice seed
potatoes Early Rose and other fine brands
at WILLIAM BROS,
n28-d4w Main and Elm SITS.
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Examine our large aud cheap stock :
Tobacco--before perchasing elsewhere.
n26d4t. j. L. DOWNS & co.
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Three Hundred Dozen Fish H,okl and
Lines, besides other fishing material, at
n2Bd4t. j. L. DOWNS & CO.'S.
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A DinicuI,y

A DIFFICULTY
Occurred in the Cosmopolitan bpr-room
yesterday evening in which the bar tender
dealt fearful blow spon his assailant
with a tumblor. Blood was drawn in
profuse manner, but nothing serious is
apprshended as the final result.
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Come to US and have your "bird's eye
view" Of Dallas framed. We have oil
styles Of mouldings. STEAGALL s co.
n26-dlw
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Dallas Comn,ercinl Club.

Notice Is hereby given that there will be
o meeting Of the members of this club at
the Mayors office this evening at 8
o'clock.
BY order Of the President
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Louisiana Sugar.
Ten pounds tor one dollar at
n25-d2t L. b. JENNINGS s. co /.
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FRIDAY, MARCH IA, 1878.
RioCoGeIs,

Rio Coffee,
Five pounds for one dollar at
n25-d2t L. B. JENNINGS & co.
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Whisky
At the Kentucky, corner of Main and
Market streets. n5dtf.
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Wood and willow Ware of oil sorts and
quantities for sal cheap at
n26d4t. J.L. DOWNS & CO.'S.
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Lamp 0il--Puroline and Pratts Radi-
ant at
26d4t i'll, DOWNS &.CO.'S.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
Tic snIIsbury Tragedy.

FUNERAL OF MISS DETAILS OF
THE cRIME-sUPPosED SUICIDE OF HALL.
The funeral of Miss Shockley, the victim OF
the murder Of Friday last, took place at Salis-
bury on Sunday. About one thousand persons
attended The Coroners Jury rendered ver-
dict Of death at the hands Of George W. Hall.
The evidence shows that deceased left school,
accompanied by four small children. About one
hundred yards from the school house Hall met
her. After a conversation about letter Hall
asked one of the children il Miss Shockley y
brother Elijab.s-a youth Of sixteen years, was
at school. Receiving a negative answer, ne
turned to Amelia and said he was going TO shoot
her. She replied, "Pshaw! George han, you
can't frighten me-" "a
the side Of Miss Shockley 10 get out OF the way,
deliberately raised the gun and fired. The load
took effect Just under the shoulder blade and
entered the heart. The girl exclaimed, "oh
Lord" and fell.
Isaac s. Adams, the schoolmaster, being noti-
fed. hastened to the spot and found the girl in
the middle Of the road in the agonies Of death,
unable to speak. She died in a few moments:
81. 900 reward has been offered for the arrest OF
Hall, He is 10 years old, OF hurley form, has
large grey eyes with a cast in them long straight
hair, and had on grey mixed fustian and slouch-
ed hat. Deceased is the daughter of James III.
Shockley, and the murderer a son OF Philip W.
Hall, both most respected families.
A despatch from Orisfield says that the freight
train South on Saturday night killed man sup
posed to be the murderer Of girl named Ameila
Stockey yesterday near Salisbury. Inc tram
was running twenty miles per hour. He ran ou'
and laid on the track.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
New spapors.'

LECTURE BEFORE THE DEL. INSTITUTE OF ME-
CHANIo ARTS by H. NJ. JENKINS.
The room OF the Delaware Institute OF Me-
chanic Arts WAS crowded on Saturday. The con-
tinuing weekly lecture was delivered by Howard
NJ. Jenkins, his subject being Newspapers"
Mayor Valentine presided.
The lecturer spoke at some length Of the his
tory of newspapers, the Official Gazette OF the
Chinese Empire being considered the oldest Al,
though printing was invented about l44O, aud
pracucally Appned to the production OF books
almost Immediately, it was nearly two hundred
years before newspapers were printed. Inc hrst
effort in England was made i'll 1922, and the de-
velopment OF the press was very slow through
out the 18th century.
Further mention was made OF the press laws
of Eng land and France, the law OF newspaper
libel and the speaker entered into some descrlp-
ton of the various classes of American papers,
with some of the pecuiiarities Of journalism and
journalists. At the close Of the lecture, which
was listened to, very attentively, j. IL. Honec-
ar ESD moved a vote OF thanks, when was
unanimously awarded.
Mr.. Stone announced, that on next Saturday
evening" either Milton Jackson, or heV. Mr
Watars would lecture, and that in two weeks
Dr. LlIItOu uOuisH iVSeus~ 80 S4----'-s'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
New Castle.

REPORT OF THE r. R. MEETING on SATURDAY.
Alta town meeting, held in the Court House,
Saturday evening, March sth, 1873, to consider
the Building of the Narrow Gauge Rail Road to
Wilmington, DIR. Charles E Ferris was elected
President and E. Challenger, Secretary.
Hon. Geo. d. Rodney stated the object OF the
meeting, and after further discussion by Messrs.
Guthrie, Shaw, DIR. Black, DIR. Lesley andJ. b.
Rodney. The following resolutions were
Resolped,, That application be made to the
Legislature at its present session, for an act to
allow the Town Commissioners OF Newcastle 10
lay a tax upon the taxable parsons and proper.
tyw within the limits OF the town to the extent of
81. 600 year. for the period of years, to be
applied by the sad commits i)ners in payment Of
the interest on so per cent Of the cost OF CON
struction OF tho building and equipment OF the
New Castle and Wilmington Narrow Gauge
Railroad provided it does not exceed for such
cost $4,000; and that before any OF the
money so raised shall be applied, all the surpluf
of income of the said road, over and above re
pairs and running expenses. shall be paid TO
wards the payment of the so per cent OF the
said cost as aforesaid VI,
E. Challanger, ]. B. Rodney and Elmer W
Clark were appointed committee to prepare az
act and forward it to the Legislature immeii
| ately.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
wIIMINGTON, DEL, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1873.

Of goods for which they are suited, such as
Pebhlee Brush GRAIN Oil Boot French Moroc-
co. Maroon Boot Legs, Glazed Kid, or any
other kind Of finish that may be In demand
The tanned skins for coloring are now taken
TO the dye house, wet iu lukewarm water and
put into a revolving drum, IA feet in diameter,
with projecting pegs in the inside, upon which
the skins fall the drum revolves and are
beaten soft after which they are washed out
with soap and water and sometimes Sat Sodd or
other cleansing agencies, to get them In MT
condition to take the color. They are then
peated, Cfolded together from head to tail) and
treated to a solution of logwOod and other prep
arations for producing black or maroon coiori
which are the established specialities OF Mr. ba-
ker's establishment.
The skins are then struck out by the colors-
man and Oiled ready for the shaver, who places.
them upon the beam, and levels tho hesh WIN
his knife, the operation requiring very great
skill The hnisher now puts them out taket
all the stretch out, and makes it lay fiat upon the
table. and then gives it good coat OF sperm oil.
and then hangs it upto dry. When thoroughly
dry it is taken tO the machine fnisher, who
puts it in season" Clamps 1t DOWN., wheh II
is ready for the machine. 1t is then glazed py
friction and il for french morocco, 1t is grained
and then glazed again, after which 1T Is dried
thoroughly and put upoB the machine again, and
rolled off with an agate
1t is then softened and finally oiled with the
best sperm oil, when it is ready to be measured
The establishment uses four finishing and glaz
ing machines OF the kind known as "Brookes,
of Philadelphia, and one Of Martins, "of Lynn
Massachusetts. -,
II the skins are to be finished into what is call
ed table work, they are taken from tine stoch
room by the shaver, who soaks them IN strong
soap liquor, after which they are drained and
the flesh shaved of, when the table hnishei
blacks them by hand, and puts them into either
Oil Boot, Brush Grains, Brush Kid, Glazed hldi
or Pebbles.
The establishment of Mr. Baker uses the best
modern improved machinery, and, indeed, much
is due by the trade in general to Mr.. BAKER foi
many valuable improvements and Inventions, to
roco.
In our rambles through his extensive estab-
lishment, we were struck with the admirably
arranged business system which prevailed 10
place for everything, and everything right in
its place,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
THE PENINSULA
cEclL COUNTY.

J. b. Ramsay late of Port Deposit, has been
elected cashier of the Peoples National Bank Oh
Baltimore. -., l. 4
under the management of the company mas
been revived by Mr.. De Bowen.
The late meeting of the Teachers Institute az
Elkton was intensely interesting and very sue
S W Pratt wanderer from New York Asy-
linn died in the Elkton jail, last week. anu ~ re,
csived a decent burial. He had been SICK In the
iail since last September;
Excursionists yet visit Port. ,....,
VIM. T. Weldon has been elected SecTetaTy
and Treasurer of the Elkton Masseys II.
Two dollars per share on the stock will be calie,
| in 80 DAYS, and books will be opened on the OIL
Of April for 1000 shares more Of stock.
Siiron Green, a very old colored man, wa
| found dead in ho,lse in " The Barrens," Oh
| Thursday morning last; nm o.. A.,
The contract for building the Hall for tn
| Kniehts of Pythias at Cherry Hill has bee
awarded to John W. Miller aud Wln. Ii. Spratt
! at "a g95,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10

SAD DRowNINd CASE IN MILL CREEK HD.-At
all early hour on Friday evening, MRS. Eastourh,
ra.idinr at Pleasant Hill, accompanied by her
cIldren-one boy about years Of age and
tie other girl about 5-started to visit neigh
bor near by. Pike creek, streem about 2 feet'
m depth, lay in her way, but a log had been
thrown across it as foot way: In passing over
e.ch hand slipped and foil into the stream
And all must have been drowned had not Geo
b Bayne, a farmer in the neighborhood; hap
pened opportunely to pass at the time. He res
cued the mother and her daughter, but the boy
was drowned in their very presence, and thel
unable to render assistance. 1t is stated tha'
another farmer, resident in the neighborhoon
stood upon the hillside an idle spectator OF tht
events transpiring below, without offering an!
ASSISTANCE. The body of thu drowned boy wa
recovered, and Coroner Winslow held an inques
over il on Sunday,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
WILMINGTON CONFERENCE,
Fifth Days ProGeedings

tBy Telegraph TO the Commercial
EAsToS, ND, March 10.
Conference met at 10 o'clock, Bishop Scott in
the chair.
The religious exercises were conducted by
Rev. J. w. Pierson.
The Educational Collection was ordered to be
paid the Conference Educational Society
The first question was taken up, Who are ad-
mitted on trial2 f. NJ. Sorin, T. r. Gamer,
Robt Roc, N. Mcouay, W. M. Green' l. N For
man.
The Educational Committee made its report.
Mrs. Fray representing the Pastors and La
dies Christian Union, was introduced.
Salisbury Md, was selected as the next place
where Conference will be held.
The Committee on Conferences Academy made
It's report. Five thousand dollsEs OF the Cen
tennary money was appropriated to the Acad-
emy. and subscription of about $4,000 was TAX
en- for the same purpose.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
ATKINSON
Tho next session Of the Wilmington Confer
-. will Le held at Salisbury, Md.
Amusemests for the Week.

Tina Drosont week promises to be one Of the
mott prolific in entertainments OF the season.
,noonncement is made Of the following else
where
This Monday evening Davenport in Ham
IT,
Tuesday evening-Edith o'Gorman's lecture
the Opera House, and the ydro-oxygen MI
,rorcopic exhibition at Grace Church.
Wednesday, evening -Wisemans Gift Concert
:, Institute Hall. This will be continued on
Thursday.
Thursday evening-Davenpor in the sensa-
s,n.l play OF Under ae Gdsligh at the opcra
aou.e and the Carolina Singers at Scott church,
Friday evening-The Mendelssohn Quintet
Club Of Boston.
saturday evening-The English Opera Troupe,
. the Opera House, and Blacks Boston stereop-
,c,u at Institute Hall. This gives matinee in
,l,, afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
THe Drama.

rHE DAVENPORT ENGAGEMENT THIS EVENING.
ur. L. L Davenport, supported by his Chest
mt street Theatre Company, renders Hamlet, at
our Opera House. this evening. We know of
nothing which we can say to strengthen Mr.. DA-
ysnports popularity in Wilmington, or to enforce
admiration Of his abilities as tradgediau. His
s.,ond return this season, is proof positive of
,he warm appreciation OF his performances, and
tbe enthusiastic receptions which he has here
toinre received. 1t is highly probable that his
anIionce, this evening, will not be any small or
tban inc vast ones which have greeted him up
IN former occasions His name is q tower of
strength among our play-going people and they
seldom fail to improve any opportu nifty OF see
;pr him
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
Annrs nn.e Of AiIeelion.
SUICIDE OF A GERMAN OVER THE ACCIDENTAL DEATH
OF HIS WIFE.

SUICIDE OF A GERMAN OVER THE ACCIDENTAL DEATH
OF HIS WIFE.
The Centreyille Citizen learns that asa9 event ~
,,ocnr rrad AZ ths house oil MIR. Barcus residing IN
Ouevn Aune's county, near Hillsborough, one Gay
l..t week., Mr. BArcus nad three Germans IN els
employs man aud his wife, and an unmarrieu e,l
man. On tue day OF the accident, the sihgle
man was handling pistol not knowing it was
,asdad when 4. syent OH, the ball striking the
woman in the breast ii,hicting mertal wound,
OF which she fingered until "Wednesday, "nen
she died Her husband was 80 grleVed az the m
death OF his wife that he went out INTO the DArI
AMI committed suijlds by hanging himself ~
- said mat m the voyage from Europe. 10"
months ago, this unfortunate couple lost aVe aVS
chlliren. The death OF this mans wiie, @ auueu
10 the grief for his children, doubtlessly detnron
9s,f.dsstrnction. e A more sad affair has nevel
happened IN that county.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
Ne,Ehboring Counties.

Two citizens of Oxford attended the inaug-
ration. and bought, as they supposed tickets Tor
the ball When presented at the door, they
we're informed their tickets were for the osii M o.
the colored people, held IN another part OF the
city,
Joseph Walter, Of Cedar township, onessei
dog inflicted eight years ago.
They have good sleighing yet up at head
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHISoToN, March 10.
Probabilities Brisk Northwest wind will con-
tinue during the day from Rhode Island to New
Jersey, with clearing weather, but will diminish
and back to Southwest on Monday evening.
REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. l, BOYS
DEPARTMENT..
wnM1NaToN, Del, March, 10th, 10 A. M.
Temper Height Dew VIM snow
atIire of Baron Point Fall,
$50 2997 in. 4S161' West. O' IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
NIysterIou, Footprints.
THE USsoLyED RIDDLE OF wHIsKEr STILL

THE uNsoLvED RIDDLE OF wHIsKEY STILL
The Denton, Ca one county, Journal says
AT Harmony, in the Ith District in this county,
ON the premises of Daniel stephens, who owns,
and is running still, (manutaeturlng Dranay.
there have been seen around the still several
times. footprints, unlike any ever before seen or
heard Of. They do not correspond to the ieeI
NJ any known animal, man or beast, and are
supposed by some to be the footprints OF ms ga pa
tanie majesty, who smelt the sweet SAVIOR OF tne
srnie iacx and came up from his dom:nions to
lnspect It's quality. Some of Mr.. Stephens
nelgnbors We understand, think he has cause &c
fe.I alarmed, but the old gentleman says ne hai
no cause to be aafraid of Lis brother, and take'
H. vary CALMLY,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Isaac Murray has begun the remodeling of the
old Fame Engine house preparatory to it's occu-
paucy.
Elkton wishes the proposed Company Of Will
mlngton co-operatives toinquire into its conven-
iences, NC.
lively row occurred at the depot, last even
ing, between an iriahman aud man whom he
had accused of robbery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
EIoE OF THE SERGEANr-AT-ARNs,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

William E. Richmond, the Oldest lawyer Of
Providence, II. l., died on Saturday night, aged
81 He was editor Of the Providence JourhAi
when it wasstaIted in 1920.
John Hanlahan, shot by policeman In Chlca-
20, while attempting to escape from CUSTODY
on Friday night, died on Saturday; a coroner
hay mow. at Newtown, l.. l. Nearly @79 wal
found in the pockets, and piecas of bread ant
cabbage stumps lay near the body. 1t Is sup
posed deceased was the murderer Of Jas. Graham
at Little Neck, and that be was frozen TO deat
IN his place Of refuge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10

KSooKsD FROM LoooMorvE.-Charles Orin-
ggr, fireman on the 2 80 p. NJ. train from
Philadelphia, was leaning idly out the window
Of the cab on Saturday the train drew up to
the station at LazAretto. He failed to observe
4 telegraph post just ahead of him, and his head
va. Oroushtin violent contact with it, knocking
him through the window and out upon the plat
form He was picked up in an unconscious
nlal,tion and remained in that state for half an
hoar but recovered after reaching bis home IN
Wilmington and IL now rapidly improving.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10

EDITH O'GoRMAs Pittsburg Daily Com
iarctdl says OF Edith 0'Gorman AS brilliant.
iorcble aud effective speaker, We do not believe
the sex can produce her equal in America. She
h easy, brilliant, forclble, dramatic, graceful,
witty, perfectly at home and the most pleasing
laiy speaker we have ever heard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

That valuable business stand on the N. W: coI,
of Eront and Shipley Streets belonging to the estate
Of William q. JONES' deceased. VIII be SOLD az
PUBLIC SALg, on the premises, on
Thursday, the 18th day ct March,
AT . O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
This property has front on shipley street OF rs SS
feet inches running back that width a. 1eet theh
falling back from Front street about teet, ANA Soh-
tinuinR back SO feet OF the width OF l6 fee making
an entire depth of so feet or more on Front street.
ness locations in the city and suitable for any kind
OF business Persons desiring 70 purchase can nave
an opportunity of examining the properly BY Gaining
al sny time, previous to the day OF SAFE.
Terms and conditions will be made known az tne
sale. WAShlNGHON SON%9s yn3sor
mar4-6-s.10-11-19 hAecuboI'
O0LR & MILsR, Auctioneers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10

Colonel John Cunnington, father-in-law OF
Senator Logan, died at Provo, Utah, on Sat
nrday morning, Of apoploxy.
Oakes Ames is to have complimentary re-
cention from his fellow-townsmen OF Nerth
Easton, Mass, next Thursday evening.
II is stated from Halifax, that Major General
W. O'Gardy Haly is to succeed Sir Hastings
| Doyle as Commander.in-C Chief OF the forces III
l British North America.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-10

On Saturday laet, Hon. Schuyler Oolfak was
publicly received at his home in south beno,
lud., where he made speech, in when ne reea ..l
the following letter from Moses Diloni OF TINS
city, cashier to the Sergeant ai-Arms( OF Ine
House of Representatives
OFEIoE OF THE SERGEANr-AT-ARNs,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON, March l. 1873.
DEAR SIR: When Mr.. Ames made the depos-
it OF $4,000 in June, 1869, in this ONCE my
mind was naturally excited as to the purpose he
had in view, and was all at sea until checks
that MIR, Anles was the acting chairman
OF some investigating committed, and that
az the Contingent Fund OF the House
was exhausted, he was paying the expenses
Of the committee himself until an appropration
should be made l am very conf lent that the
checks to the initials or bearer were all PAID 70
MIR. Ames himself, especially the one OF u ,2OO,
marked TO ''S. O or bearer" then Thought
he was himself drawing the lions share OF hi
deposit. These thoughts had passed out OF my
mind until Mr. Ames came into the office thil
session aud demanded that his checks should "
shown him. The moment saw them, reooi
lected all these thoughts OF over four Years ag'
as wildly as though they had occurred tne q ),
before. and as soon az Mr.. Ames had retired,
remarked to Mr. Ordway, the Sergeant -at-arms
that had paid that 81 200 s. O. check to MI
Ames himself, and how Lad paid it, namely y
two $500 and Two 500 notes. was remonstra
ted with, however, aud urBeu NOT u Vosuiy "
der oath any such belief as 1t was improbable Una
should recollect transactions OF such charae
ter four years. Being unfamiliar with the law
OF evidence, very naturally did not AZ nrl
state my strong impression, but testlhed as
facts only. At my second examination nov
ever, freely stated the strong impression
and if had had the self-possesslon oil one AZ
customed to courts, 1 would have state
the foundation OF these decided impression
The strong impression that had paid this =
G." check to Ames, was confirmed by myself
answer to question put to him only the q
before my second examination, l asked hi
Did l not pay that check to you, mr. Amel
and he replied II think it very likely. lnde
the more / have thought Of the whole matt
the more firmly am convinced that Ames Or
the money for the 81, 200 "S. c." check himse
Il he had when writing 1t intended 1t Tor y
y.dii he not, as he did with several Others "
I've acknowledged the receipt of the mon
write the name In full 2 All the members v
are charged with the initial checks deny
having seen them, and repeat as l testlhed
nv second examination, that my very strong
preston is that paid all the initial checks
Mr.. Ames himself.
rendering my congratulations OF what lreg
as YOUR triumphant yindicaton from the "
arranged plot TO injure you IN the esIlma' MAJ
Of the people am, very Respectfully ana rp
(Signed,) MOSES DILLON OaSnie