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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-11
THE TURF.
The Fall Meeting of the Nashville
Rfood Horse, Association.

The Fall Meeting of the Nashville
Blood Horse, Association.
NASHVILLE, Oct 10-The sixth and
last day OF the fall meeting Of the Nash
vile Blood Horse Association was to-day.
The first race was for the Maxwell
House stakes, for three year olds, mile
heats, $25 subscription, p. p, Maxwell
House 10 add $400, 500 10 second horse.
There were twenty-five entries, with four
starts, Jack Frost was the iavorite, Nellie
Grim, Mosele and Jack Of Trumpa; Mel
lie Grim, l, 0, /; Moselle, 2, 8, 8; Jack
Frost, 8, o, 3; Jack Of Trumps, 4, distanced.
The second heat was q dead heat be.
tween Nellie Grim and Jack Frost. Time
-1:49, 1:469, 1:45i.
The last heat was the fastest third heat
that has ever been made over the Nash.
vile course. Jack OF Trumps fell and
threw hisrider. ns.g, y r1.
: Second race, the second race associa-
ton purse $500. Mile heat, entries
Planche,te, !, 1;lQuartermsster ., 2;
Blorine 8, s, Time, l:45 and 1:45t.
The first heat was the fastest time ever
made over the Nashville course.
Third race, association purse $500. One
mile dash entries Lampi, !; Oovipgton, 2;
Alice McFull, Time, 2:14f.
Tho weather was clear and pleasant.
The track 10 splendid condition, and 0
large attendance. . I'D, ,...
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The following receipts show the dis
oosi,iou made Of sums acknowledged
yesterday:
WESTERN UNION TEL Co.
TELHeRAuH TRANSFER No o !
Received oil Eureka Lodge No. 4s, 1
90 twenty-five Dollars to be paid
N ODD Fellows Relief Committee at
Memphis, Tenn. JOHN MORGAN, JR,
Manager.
Whtling, ". Va f, OFT. 10, 1873.
WESTERN UNION TEL Co. |
TELEGRAPH TRANSFER No. 10. J
Received Of DAILY INTELLIGENcER
Sixteen Dollars to be paid to Mayor Of
Memphis. JOHN MORGAN Jh,
Wheeling, OF. 10. 1873.
We have not made any urgent ap'
meals 10 our readers 10 contribute
br the relief OF the suffering people
Of Memphis, contenting ourselves with
printing from day to day the con-
,ribulious made and disposed Of at this
office. But tho distress there Is so over
whelmipg, the suffering so wide spread
and severe, the need Of money 10 supply
the commonest wants oi humanity so ur'
vent, that we feel called on to ask all
chsritably inclined persons who feel that
they con spare any thing to send 1t forward
at once. Itmay be supposed by some that
sufficient money has already been sent to
relieve the distress; but such Is evidently
no, the fact, II we may judge from a
touching appeal for help in private
dispatch from Memphis shown us last
evening. Memphis we must remember Is a
large city; the wealthier class have very
generally fed and left those unable to get
away to face the terrors OF peslilence and
want The whole city is like hospital
and tho few thousand dollars that have
been sent from other ci.ies-and some OF
them have contributed generously-does
not go very lar or last very long in the
alienation Of 80 much distress. There
need be no fear that donations from
Wheeling will be supertluous. There is
good deal of intercourse, business and
social, between this city and Memphis, and
we should like to see more generous re-
sponse to her appeals than has yet been
made here. The Telegraph Company will
receipt for and transmit tree any sums that
may be paid TO Mr.. MORGAN, manager ut
the office in this city. Those who wish TO
send considerable sums can send them In
their own names. Those wishing TO con-
tribute small amounts can pay them into
tho INTEILloENcER fund If they choose,
and they will bo forwarded as rapidly as
the accumulation becomes, sufficient to
Justly. WGwill continue 10 acknowledge
any sums paid at our counting room for
this purpose. ,..
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An Unsuccessful Suicide.

CAIRO, Ills, Oct. 10-o. Mosser, civil
engineer. lately from Toledo, Ohio. was
found yesterday evening with his throat
cut, lying on the bank Of the Cache river,
near Ultin, Pulaski county. His state
ment Is that he intended to commit sui
eide, assigning no reason; and he cut his
own throat and jumped into the water,
which was toe shallow 10 drown him. He
will probably die. il p
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THE Progress, Of Vera Cruz, Mexico,
says 1t has reliable information that Don
Antonio Lopez do Santa Anna, the old
Mexican general, Is passing miserable
life, having sunk from opulence to the
most complete poverty. 1t docs not hp,
pear to have any fear of the old agitator
aud hero now that he Is in "the sere and
yellow Leaf OF life" but, on tho contrary,
recounts his good deeds in the past, and
asks that an old man, broken down with
the storms Of State, shall be allowed 10
lay his bones among his own people.
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calhoIIc Total Abs.lnence union

New YoRK, Oct 1o.-The National
Convention OF the Catholic Total Absti.
stence Union, elected the following off,
GERS: Very Rev. Dean Byrne, Of Tren-
ion, New Jersey; V. P. Very Rev. John
ireland, Mlnn., and Rev. W. WichAnd, ol
New Brunswick. The next Convention
Is to be held at Chicago, October 9Th
1874 The President has summoned q
meeting Of the Executive Council, u
meet al Trenton, New jersey, to arrange
next years work.
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ClNClN Natl.
A Decided Improvement In the Fl.
nancIal Feeling. lTlL Il

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 1O.-The Cncin-
natl Clearing House Association, held an
other meeting this afternoon, and 'unani-
mously agreed 10 retire and cancel the
loan certificates at the rate ol 20 per cent.
per weeek, thus requiring five weeks to
cancel the entire issue. They also agreed
TO continue the settlement Of the balance
during the process Of retiring the
certificates by the use Of them, and that
the banks might loan the same to other
banks desiring their use on deposit Of
satisfactory security. N0day for the re.
sumption has yet been fixed.
Evans g. Co. announce that they will
resume currency payment to'm0rrow.
Confidence has decidedly improved here
to-day. -gEraGtj -,
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Hon. Alfred Cumming, Governor Of
Utah during Buchanan's administration,
died at his residence near Augusta, Ca,
Thursday night.
Tho panel in the Stokes case was ex-
haustcd Yesterday without obtaining
Jury and new panel ordered.
The warehouse Of Lowery & MCGEE,
Of Fulton, Ark, was burned on Thursday
night Loss about $4,000. No insurance
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De,stlruo,iye Cyclone in Florida.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10,-Telegrams re-
celved this evening at the signal office,
from lis observers at Key West and Punta
Rosa, Florida, state that most destruc-
tive cyclone swept over that State on
the 9th inst At Key West the wind
reached the velocity Of eighty miles per
hour, and at Punta Rosa Of ninety miles.
Al the latter station the sea rose fourteen
feet above the mean tide level, overflow.
Inc the land and washing away every
movable thing, The few inhabitants ol
Punta Rosa are without drinking water
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SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. 1o.-The ship
Endymion has arrived, and reports very
heavy weather in the guilt from north,
north. east 10 north. On the 9th abe pass.
cd the German bark Aurora ninety.fye
miles from this bar, with her ioretop mast,
jib boon, maintop gallant mast and miz-
zen mast gone.
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, SWITZERLAND.

Annoyance from French IntrIGues.
BERNE, Oct. 10.--The Federal Council
has received memorial from tho Coun-
Gil OF Geneva complaining Of Bishop
Mermillod's intrigues on the French bor-
der and praying that the French govern
ment be requested 70 put stop to the
annoyance.
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TOLEDO.
The Army Of the Tennessee Reunion
..Presldent Grant TO be Present.

Auc AtuAy VI thC AChuosoCo ASOauAoA
.-Presldent Grant 10 be Present.
TOLEDO, Q, Oct, 10,-It has been sta
tcd by the press reports, that owing to the
expected presence in Washingtonsso the
14ih of the Evangelical Alliance, Pfesi-
dent Grant would not be. able TO attend
the meeting Of the Society of tho Army
of the Tennessee IN Toledo, on the 15!h
and 10Th inst. 1t Is now officially
stated that he will leave Washington en-
the 14th inst, and reach this city on the
18th, remaining over until the 17th. The
arrangements are progressing Tor q sue
cessfGl occasion, and large numbers Of
prominent officers are expected. Besides
President Grant, Gems. sherman, Sheri.
dan, Pope, Logan, and many others have
signified their Intention to come. -
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TOPEKA.
That Historic Seven Thousand Dol.
--.-..rt lars.

= N"N .SS'S--
-rr@.F4 lars.
TOPEKA, KS, Oct. 10.v-A suit In gar.
nishment YVES brought some days ago in
the District Court hero against the State
Treasurer by the creditors of ex,Senator
Pomeroy 10 recover the historic $1,000
which figured in the last Kansas Senate.
rial election. The Treasurer filed bis an
swer to-day, declaring the money not in
bis possession, he having returned 1t to
the Lieutenant Governor, from whom he
originally received 1t. Personal suits
have now been brought against The Treas
urcr and Lieutenant Governor. = -..g,
Two shooting atffsys occurred at Gra-
NADIA, the western terminus Of tho Ache
son, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad last
night. One Mexican was killed by anoth.
er, and Lieut.. Roe, Of the Third Infantry,
was wounded by one Oliver, recently con.
fined at Fort Lyon on charge Of theft.
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THuRLow WEED incurs the fate OF
every veteran who "lags superauous on
the stage" Gideon Welles has spoken Of
him in the past tense. Gid used to play
marbles with Dr.. johnson, when he was
quite a lad, and be has been trying unsuc.
cesstully to get over thlrty-tive years Of
age lor tho last three quarters ola century
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Additional contributions were for
warded to Memphis and Shreveport from
Augusta, Ca, yesterday.
The report that the Italian Govern
ment was about to issue q note. explain
ing the Kings recent visit to Berlin, is
contradicted at Rome.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Colored Secretary Of State Ad-
mItted az u Student In the UntVer.
sity.-Reslgnation OF Professors.
COLUMBIA, s. G., Oct 1O-The colored
Secretary Of State, Hohne, has been ad.
mitted as student in the South Carolina
University. Three Of the principal pro-
lcssors, Talley, Gibbcs, and Laborde,
have resigned in consequence.
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WHEN country editor Is exhausted
for news he puts in a paragraph telling
how some beautiful ladies have called on
him and cheered his toilsome path with
sweet flowers. Then his contemporaries
revile him, and he answers back, and
business becomes brisk again. Thus are
our Grecleys and Raymonds trained.
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River Neyys.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 1O.-The river rose
a few inches last night, but is on stand
this afternoon. Scant 3 feet In the chan.
mel. Clear and warm. 4..N.
CINCINNATI, Oct lo.-No change In the
river.
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Robbery Of overland Mail Coach.

San FRANcI1co,, Oct 10-The Over.
land mail coach, when near Redding,
was robbed this morning by four men.
They got Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S box, con.
taintng nearly $4,000, and about $4,000
from the passengers. The robbers es-
caped. The Sheriff aud posse are in pur'
suit,
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PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably fall on
Saturday in the Northwest, with cloudy
and rainy weather.
For the Eastern Gulf States and Ohio
Valley, rising temperature, partly cloudy
weather and light winds.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
southeast and northeast winds, partly
cloudy and clear weather.
For the Lower Lake Region, southwest
winds and partly cloudy weather.
For the Upper Lakes and the North
west, northwesterly winds, partly cloudy
and clearing weather.
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Miss SARAH ALEXANDER, formerly OF
Wheeling, but recently from Salt Lake
City, will deliver lecture at the Opera
House to night entitled "ten years AmoOg
The Mormons." Charleston Journal.
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A PANIC srRlcKRN Burlington man
drew $4,000 from bank, and now goes
around with the greenbacks in q belt His
name 10 suppressed as aggravation to
highwaymen.
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The Frederick county (Md) county
court decides that an auction sale where
prices are run up by the bids Of the
auctioneer himself Is fraudulent, and need
not be executed BY the bidder.
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Expected Visit of the Germnn EN-.
peror 10 Vienna.

VIENNA, Oct. 10.--Thc German En-
peror, with suite Of forty persons, is ex.
pected to arrive on the l6t!i inst. The
visit Is intended 10 be quiet one, and
there will be little or no public fGstivity.
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SCHOONER MREcKED.

A capsized schooner was picked up to.
day, near this port, and the body Of q
woman found lashed to the wreck. II Is
supposed all hands perished.
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Irving tells all he Knows About the
Nathan Murder,

NEw York, Oct l0-Irving had o pri.
vAte examination to-day when 1t Is said
he told all he knew about the Nathan
murder. His story has not been made
public.
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LONDON, Oct. lis A. MA person
claiming tobe Arthur ofton' has arrived
here.
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Completion Of an Indian Railway.
BOMBAY, Oct 10-The Railway from
Bombay to Madras has been .complet cd.
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BY TELE RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the Intelli gencer.

CBy tho Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Btsl
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BOSTON,.

Birth Day of Father Matthew Cele-
brated.
BosroN, Oct. 10-The Catholic socie-
ties here, celebrated the birth day Of
Father Matthew by . grand parade.
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s. FAIRFAx,

ARCH7TgOT AND SUPBRLRTTNDAHR.
0TFIoEs- -CtAn2ie Block, MArket et, WheolinE.
W. Va, and AN. ID b., EAnesnllo, o.i.
J-speciAl Gttsntion gwen TO Public BuilAinGS,
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DUPONT GUNPoWDER AGENCY
City for tho sale Of al kinds Of Powder mido q.
the celebrated Du Pont Powder Mills. Ii QuAl
lty Ia unequAled In this country, as evideneGd b
tests made BY the United States 9oVeEnmmt
30 kcepe at all times Q largo stock In hAgs-
Casting and Mining Powder III n llet1lic
Kegl. Sporting Powder IN CanistqrS. All Of
which VIII be sold 10 tho trade q low - tho
Samo can be had In tho West,
Ho has portable magazines Of difWnt Etrs 70
shlp By Ball or Boats, 7I'If
M. REILLY,
uArSs ul WHEELING. W. VA.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

Hd7i 'g WAR DErARTHEH4,
usrIus " fhs CHIEF SlaNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON, D. u, oct. i0.-8:09 2. =.
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Steamer News.

Moy1L1E, Oct. 10-The steamship
Assyria from New York has arrived.
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DEFINED SUGARS

30 Barrels Knight's Extra o Yellow.
30 do American Extra O Yellow.
10 DO A, B Gnd Extra O White.
20 do Crushed, POW'ed and dtanu'ated.
In etote and FOR sAe BY N. REILLY.
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GkeNntelIiaenar:
Aid for Memphis.

The following receipts show the dis
oosi,ion made Of sums acknowledged
..,n,Jac.
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NEW YORK, Oct 1O-Maris Urbach,
who was taken into custody with two
Spaniards charged with robbing the Bank
OF Commerce in H4yans, yesterday, ac-
cused the Spanish Consul Of robbing her
of money, diamonds and draft for $l7,-
600. Her affidavit declares that these
things were taken from her baggage on
board the steamship City OF Mexico un-
der false ,pretenses. The trial was set
down for October 10Th.
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FANNY WINTHR0P'S TREAT
lmle&


No. mo- o,iIJ, Jtsau ri,,t - tol1
v5n. Tier. va.a,oaa IN tho ear 10 I.r,
lit .r I.t,Ia rn,,,n +, HILL al j.,
la4 sho.an /, ~ ina y-ur sc,t ,,I.,, ),
,.eef there n,w sho MANAGED !, i i %
quickly can't im9rina There must ha
sometime sororifc in that sitn,t;o,
mu,n,t there Fa.ayo lust pic1aI IN
the things M auu Nv Nc canIJ 50 ~
MT n li.,yr5 mo roor sonI wao ,,ot.l a..
.ar I'M ,r..l h.r.e,r = .,.en oyor ,,n..h
j. sorrows ,.,n yours nv ,.;rl ,rI -.
tF,m rs b5ar.I o.r train | have taken ,
I. nrarfman. Il r., jr,,yfpg room ,,r t,i.
TIM, 4 rb5g,ht Won would want r.
flash zaurran Il !. w,II YOU BROUGHT
-a mans urap@ 4 had no idea thev wore
!, lI...,v t.1 moved tbem into the other
car. thu. must weigh a dozen Or fifteen
Taual~) for it is going to be a tearfulIy
c' night"
Nv | have only a. definite IDEAS Of
w-.ta~ -..l, in general, but fathers e.
t.m,.e Of the ayoirlupois of my black and
vht.IIail. nv waterproof cloak. and a
Icy Whit, oubia struck me as extrava-
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Family Grocery

VI nave the les: BUTTER for =ale vher
the same IL 0btairallc.
E<5@ Goods delivered FREE UFLlIAEC
I .! parts Of the city y loft
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long ogo -out-rew her role, however bg;
we still boldly champion her against the
infantile world as the souaIest Of sleepers
when sleep is in order, and the sweetest
and merriPst Of wide awakcs. And what
ever else poor papa's mind may let slip, he
Fever forgets the claims Of our Borrowed
Bady.-SrlJHr.s NanthL4.
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Canton f.nn.1
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p,...Ila =
p.,,.,.,. g.. o.-.,,C
j,
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To TIE E'CBLTC.

WHEREAS, it Is unjust that
those buying for cash should pay
the same price as others buvin"
on credit, unlcss interest is
charged to the latter.
Therefore, we tleundei>ienod
merchants, having the object in
View to 90 Justice to all parties
as nearas this can be ACCOMPLISH
ell, do hereby agree that from
January lst, 1873, we shall
charge
10 per- cent. Interest
for All accounts stumbling over 80
DAYS. Knowing that the ahoy
coarse viii tend towards na}inr
lower prices an.I give more GEN
cral satisfaction. we SIGN:
J. SCHJ ETTE i y. NAUONY.
BRO. T. X. RAND.
FRED RUDOLPH, J. 4. EtEULER.
j. II. THORNTON, OLSEN. NENDIIK
IL. MARTENS, 4 THOMPSON.
!. WAGNER, ADANBLE>ER,
J. WALLSCUL.E- C.IIATK0HI,
CEh, PLATT, GRAY {
Villas / BARNES. FOSTER.
ERNST KERN, 4. FISHER.
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con'rived to love it 50 already that | am
afraid fits poor mother hal appeared that
night ! should have almost mated her.
Papa gazed at it with mingled emotions,
and finally whispered to me. w!,h a pitifuI
attempt at smile, Pussie, don't vou
link your mamma wilI-wiIl-will lie
rather plsased2 She always wanted to
adopt baby" | couldn't in conscience
think that mamma emotions would be a.
together pieaspratic when she saw me
return from my Treat" ninas ms father
and plrs snm-body's baby: but | believed
after all th-; things would come ont al
right, and sand 50 to poor papa as he now
kissed me goodbye for we had reached
the station where lie was TO be left. |
even restrained M lips from sav.ng what
vas in my heart; Don't fyr PHYS sake
bring home the wren. woman" For It
was foriorn enough for him 10 20 back in
tie dark, cold night with his burden of re-
morse, in search Of a probably half crazci
mother, instead Of being we'comed home
in an hour OF two, as he had hoped, BIZ his
own lovin- lit,le wife, without any ugly
thrust from me
We Others reached A. speedily, and, "a
mamma had son: the c,osc carriage with
abundant wraps AMI robe, fjr Us, l resist
q Cgl Philips eutrcaties to be allowed
to - home with ne, two r.i!es out in the
suburbs, AM drove If gleera',y alone, with
my precious baby now fast asleep in my
arms.
How sweet mamma AMI Aunt Fanny
looked. a they stood in the shining hall t.
receive US IG5w una,terably amaz j
they looked Fhcn no papa appeared, and
John handed in, not nv ha.-box Tor, Of
course, papa had gone of without leaving
IN my check J, OF anythin. that was mine,
but an old bag; while /, Instead Of flying
through the door to hug them in my usual
temPcataaGs manner, stepped gin2erly out
Of the carriage ana up tie steps, an old
black and white shawl huge H. NY arms,
and with unnatural calnncss remarked -
Mamma, htv, hal beautiful time
in New York, ani have brought yol
home a BABY" and went off into an in
definite .o,;.s or .hr;.,.. AL o;,.-r.. -.
M, ysr,. s,r,,r;.;,r r.o..,o, fra,, ,n,. -,
s,1 .,,,.l1 ava g.. ,y.,, NY I ,''
-, ,a..c -.
,.,r, 49,, ar.I,,... a., c,..,..
,ar,in., al. a...,.;, -, -. .s,...
wss LAX. ., ,--,,..,,, - o,r.,...; :,
brgoIel AMI made much Of As wa. miro
The rttl. monkey san,nal ma. a4 AT f., M.
il, mother. and inI,al il h,J a, many
mothers As it could pronerIy attend to in
rpamo,, snl aunt Fanni. amin, not I
nnst wind m. my s.,rv R.f,r. dinner
next lav, A. We we're bayinr = gran ] rro,i.
with Mis- Babv. nam mtr.soI il tr;nm-
phantlv, with The air IF e9aa1s,,r an !
ph.lanrbr5ui,t r,the- dian The carnrjt that
he was. AMI are.na,ay,nr him vas n,t
only the sweat-f,ceI little woman in black
l,nl tine ri,b- woman Far = wa, Iar) L,t
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