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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-06-25
Trustees Sale
of Valuable
llAI .ETA1l.

DY vis,ue ,ofA1 &c the C;rsuis
- Court for Saint Mary's county. sit.
ting as Court Of Equity. passed in .
cause in which Daniel 8. Spalding and
Elisabeth o. Spaldise. his siis arc Con.
plaiuanss and William +. Csyes and 9th.
ers are Defendants. and bearing date Of
the 9th day Of june, in the year eigh-
teen hundred and ssyeaty -four. the I'M
dersigned. as Trustees, will offer At pub
lie sale. at the Court House door ir
Lconai dtown, on -
Tuesday. the 7th day Of July,
.Hp."< 1874,
between the hours Of and 4 o'clock, p.
N, the following property. to Wit:
All that tract or parcel Of land, loca-
ted'iu Beg1sss Neck, Leonardsowa dis
trict. Saint Msry's county Maryland.
commonly CALI and known n PART
0l1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-06-25

IAs' Ssrs~y AseAs@s sssss tA< sssf sssssaeesss
70 As sssr, - pssifsv sesf rssAify, esd 10 tie
eea q sa 70 ssA. y there 10 ss s.l,e~rsfSr''
;ys.d % yesr fe~a, sPeiy 10 DOMESTIC s.
~. Co., Hsx Yer&
LADIES' sEAD for elegant FAsAse.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-06-25
NFusfeeS' Sale
Of =
Real iSPl4E

DY virtue Of ! decree Of the Circui,
- Court for Saint Mary's eosnsy. sit
ting ~ Cosrt Of Equity. passed in .
cause IN Which John L. Abel and John
Abel are Complsipanis aud George D.
Duke and others are Defendsnte. aud
tearing date Of the 9th day Of jun. 10
the year eighteen hundred and seventy
fur. tho undersigned. - Trustees. will
elser at public sslr, At the Court House
door in Leoasrdtoxn. on
Tuesday, the 7th day Of July.
1874,
between the hours of and 5 o'clock, D.
IN. the following real state, to wit:
All these tracts or parcels Of land, To-
Gated in the Factory district. STINT M
rye county. Maryland. commonly called
ssd known By the following names:
m.VACCnI'S HILLS,
containing
80 acres,
more OF less;
Whitemarsh,
containing
l6S Sd acres,
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Ri Miles,
Assignee OF
Danl Payne,
~.
John 6. Farr
and Mary A. L Far. .a
In the Circuit Court for 81 Marv's co~nty,
sitting - . Court Of E9sity.
No 3S2 n. B. zs7s7
this l2,h day OF June.
~ 1874. that the Auditors Report
sled in this csnss. Be rssi6ai ind con-
6rmed, unlsss cause TO the contrary be
shown on ~ bef,re the Srd Monday Of July
next; provided . copy Of this order Be
published in the Se Nays Beacon. oocs
. week for three successive weeks prior %
the said 3sd Monday Of July.
FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Truscopy-Test:
fRASK FORD.
Clerk.
June 10. is7l-Sv.
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=. s. Will be offered also at tn,
samc time aud place aud on the ssm,
s~.ms. n tract or parcel of land called
PART
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June 10. ls14-3w. c&d
National Republican., 1874-05-20
GROCERIES.
COFFEE DROPPING.

We are glad to offer our customers stIll another
reduction in the price OF coFFEE, ssd quote:
OLD DlaoyERNMENT JAVA, choicest. 40 cts.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, choicest,
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, good. ..yss cts
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA. good. ~ cts
MARACAIBo-A large sst OF the Hnest ever
-LAGUYRA-white Santos. Rio. &C., at rcmaska-
bly, low rates.
MoCHA-we are also Just In receipt OF newIot
of thi, variety, which guarantee TO be OF supe-
rios quality,
National Republican., 1874-05-20

QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, :
Sealed proposals will be ressIvsd Il this Once IN
I'll II O'Clock IN. of THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF
ST ates Marines at the following Stations from iSt
July, 1874. to the 3Olh June, ISIS:
StI9!5H, S2SSk kEsgg%Es III T.:;ssESsais3; as5Sia't
WhsH1SGT6a tifYSn fYSnfpsiSirain'ai piSsrisi az Columbia;
GOsP0RT, near Norfolk, virginia;
hhEEkfgk,ss hXkk iskkNb, bafGylnPPai GyaiiPSIinl..
asa rsiHa Si SSa d Of q FsE
Fresh Beef: eighteen ounces Of soft Bread or Flour
q SuT to Or eTss S9s PSnsfh Sns han sna
e isS S q SoaSS. sRf s pounds e SG.ssd
eS saa st o
stsf Candles; teat boaas; 81 sSEe; lkEss sSSsus;;
Es.Iens are g De dslysIsd gpon the order e
Beef either in 6uiE Or ~ tss single ration, Of go9d
FsE Fs i
ns s6d$ Nsm Srsaa. shs Or sSEd
Beans. Vinegar, Candles Soap, Salt &C., 10 De Of
sVVh All SUBJECT SUBJECT to Inspection.
ssIsRs:S ). sSsssst
oqS%PaR NJ aPSpo.s sS H asasisa aSi::. st6aS
Sd sy sssh o
Sesspapefs sushori.ed to publish the above SiIl
ONCE cf%s for for ssxgg@InssisG, aGftSs S:5. {,
Proposals to 6sihiofsed 1Proposals ior hstlons'
and addressed 70 the unaMsFifisEnffSsM aMiEEfSM B. sLAGF.
Major aud Quartsrmaster, y. s. Marine Corps.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
On hand large stock OF every description, in
Guiding several new styles In extension tops Pony
Ph:etons, In new styles. both double and single,
with or without tops ofrumbles. Secondhand Car
riages cheap.
ROBERT n. GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory, Eo-4l4 Eighth street, be-
National Republican., 1874-05-20
DRoPosALS FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, /,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !
RyHEky ESqRAylNo AND PRINTING,
WAsHf3GfoN, ID. c., April 2, 1874.
Scaled proposals viii DO received At this Office until
o,cleck a. a.. SATURDAY, May g 1874,
mine (aeofge,s creek) Cumberland coal, to be de-
iyereS az Such times and PLACES and IN such guam
ton. sequiEsa 6y act Of approysd July t
Ss aasSty u sSc load % %csrtsea Al the tths or DC.
the act for hkt purpose and that the prescribed zee
Of 2 cent? forsdsh ton Of ePal inspeeted weighed
Proposal. VIII be oensldsfed binding for one week
from the 2sd day Of May, 1s7A the Department re-
bids offeHsd. - - : -
Np proposals. viii be entsrtaiped unless aceompa-
the eohtfsot, nor wl any payment be made without
ne of me ins1scton tnat the coal fur
ofice Of GRO, n McCARTEE
Chief q Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, Treas
National Republican., 1874-05-20
bROPOSALS FOR ELEVATORS AND
i COMBINED ELEYATORS AND STAIRS
FOR TIE UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE
AND POST SFE!CEl NEW YORK CITY

AHD rs Gt!Nka Nc" i0AA siti
| OFFICE OF surIaIxTsSpfsr, f.,
Sealed proposals viii bs received 4 the once Of
the suPeTi39l me en6es until Z n q The lsi Gay q
yators and Stairs OF Corner a. AK SS.
ited on the Drawings, described in the speciacs-
sssG he nSr bsa%SSSs b sSf SSsedss sspscc.op, and
sfEsauls sfes! may be had q q sRSssstan at this
a pss vii IsssS y rs sg &c Gs.Ra
ment free of charge but wi" be erected by the con-
isP sss S .,s si sas 81 aas n,isS
Tho Elevators Of Divisions and mus, be
sna % reg Ss fs
yators and Stairs within sig months from same
The eonfrdct6fs viii be REQUIRED to guarantee
their work for period Of two years.
Payments will be made for each Elevator on Its
completion, less ten ol per cent, which viii be re-
tested tested for II the p period of SIX montSi. 'n'
tSs tSs. si SJs 2sa slS2s Il.
II fwsfdea him, tSs elsncy of ihe security 10 Be
certified by the United States judge, clerk OF The
United States eour the district attorney Of the
The Department reserve. the righ. to re,ec. any
Govcrnment to do 50, 6r 10 award each division 20
Any Sid Mat Is not made on the printed form, 20
VII 1st e cone one
who are Dot Ss
PropSssi. win be iuolosed in a sealed indor,sd
70, hR6 'ssSsssiss sSpssiss.Sdsa.
myS-STn&Tn5t r---
National Republican., 1874-05-20
RAILROADS.

WAsalNdToN AND OHIO RAlLRoAR.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT -TW3 DAILT
EXANDRfA AND PURCELLVILIE, BEaIN-
MING MAY S, 1874.
eKandrIa at $50 !. and 4:lop. m Pass Lessbufg
tgoing westward) at II:25 h. and 6:2o p. mt ana
arrive at Purcellvllle at u m. aud 7p p.
Leave Purcellvills az s:O .: m. and Z:0 ?; NJ i;S
pass Leesburg lgong esstwardl at Z. N. ana l;l9
p. m, and arrive az AiexRHdrfa al SIS Q. m eno
5:i0 p M, and st Washington &C SID T. n ana S:V
p. m. .---.. -
Passengers IRON Washington viii take ihe Wash
lngton and Ohio cars at the Baltmere anu Rotomso
rAhroad station at u. %. and p. m, ana 80
through to PurceliviIle without change OF cars.
IN train from PurceIIyIs Connect a. Pure lvllle
WITH klgers daily lins OF coaches for Snickersvle,
berryyiLe and Winchester; also with Re1merS .
line OF cosches, which leave Leesburg daily for
ALdIe and MddIeburg.
Communication tickets, three cents pr mile.
Annual tickets, s6O. r. II. HAVENNER.,
myiS-tf General Ticket A gcnt-
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
PROPOSALS.
Ro1RD q PGsTi6 RosKs.

d psrnIor o. OolUsnssA.
wAsHiSGrQr, May ia Is7lH
aso g 'Ss a bs
this otice until M, the 10Th instant for the pgt-
canal, In rear OF the Georgetown Market House.
Tho budding 10 be taken down at the purchasers
own risk and expense, and removed within three
weeks from date Of sale.
The purchase money to be turned over to the
TreA eAsurer or the District Of Columbia before the
myIs-td OHAs g. JOHNSON, Secretary.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
CATAWBA WiNE.
CATAWBA WINE.

Especially recommended at this season Of the year
for invaIids. PURE OATAWBA WINE Is pleas
ant to and harmless to the stomach, and Is
prescribed for medical purposes and found by physt-
clans very streng gthening 70 their patients.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
HEApouARrkks MAriNE coRss,
QUARtERNAsTER's OFFICE.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
L HEADQuARrf1s GinatSr a toNss,
-4~~,Su SutwS5fHyifaSTT55S,f wfyifaSSTT55S ssr nTFLeEi i IEi4
Sealed proposals viii s feseiyed Il this oihse I'm
til u O'Clock m. Of Friday, tho nth day Of June
sss.s: ~ ts.r ksrS aSS
Tas TGSS Il sSG aad e Os ss6
ESgISs s. Taa stsshaas as saEssse fs o 4.
r 9ss T. 1hG Hatsa ssats
to be Inspected BY ths cqnimandIhs Marine oaicer,
Of expense % tic pniEsd sisics: and both Wood
SSa sSSn me
Rs t6s Gqas.tls: Es9aEsd y sfraance with req
alsl!s2Rs! se2 w aSFFsaoUrn, i. r..
iS g tsFa. tSFa % !. 9S.5 %dsa.
CHARLEsTowN, MASS.
q 3 sSfa eofds q & fSs5 Wood.
- BRooKLYN. N. Y;
Qncludlng Assistant Quartermaster's Ofice.)
0o tons Of Coil
10 cords OF Wood.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
100 tons Of Coal.
S SsIsiiRs Ssfsi Gs Isls x:.ls;.a,
Is, ,ss' G9slPssf si ss! sSa'i 4 ss''
$50 cords OF Wood.
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
90 cords of Wood.
GosPonT, VA.
50 tons OF Coal.
50 cords Of Wood;
PENSACOLA, FLA,
80 cords Of w631.-fR II
rs So s55. i EEAsisE ESEAifE ISLAND CAL.
90 cords Of Wood.
SWNh Ihs privilege Of increasing the quantity
The Wood and Coal furnished at washin rton city
to be measured, weighed and certified by the Gov
ernment II. psctor fppointed By the Navy Deps:t-
ment, and tie expeas6 Attending such Inspection,
&C., paid by the Contractor.
Blank forms OF proposals can be obtained upon
application at any OF the Marine posts.
Payments will be made upon the receipt of ac-
counts duly suthentlcated by the commanding on
fSssi Sssih q a e 2sss Gs 70 GSIs isse nii Al
bids considered unreas sonabe. SSxS
sons sajs sx & seefssss t5 per- Sy
the United statAs District Attorney, or United
oiherwise i VIII not be considered
WILLIAM B. SLACK,
Major and Quarterms,tsr United States Marine
CORDS. mT6
National Republican., 1874-05-20

PORTS.
SHERRTES,
HOCr !,
CHANPAGNCs,
WHITE WINES,
&C, &C., &C.,
High and low grades Of undoubted purity.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
TEAS

We have recently added to our stock In this de-
psrtmcnt by the purchase of LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEw-CRoP TEAS of the different varieties,
and hence we are now prepared to oGer special In
National Republican., 1874-05-20
600 Dozen

CL RET WIN E..
We have received our stock Of CL.ARET from TIE
well-known house OF BRANDENBUG FRERES.
bordeaux, consisting Of high and medium era les,
com prising the brands-Chateau La Fittr. Chateau
Ia Rose MargAux, ,PontetC Canet and o hers.
100 DOZEN CLARET.
Price 50. 50 dozen.
National Republican., 1874-05-20

y. Z. Smith . Co.'S CRUSHED WHEAT and
GRAHAM FLOUR, Just received fresh from the
mills in Brooklyn, N. Y, and for sale low.
Also, another hogshead (nearly ton weight
choice new TURKEY PRUNES, which we sell at Is
cents, or seven pounds u.
In short, eur s,ock Is now large and complete and
we are selling low.
National Republican., 1874-05-20

Malaga Fruit Company,
400 NINTH STREET.
National Republican., 1874-05-20
CARPENTERS

yITM. q. MORRISON, CARPENTER AND
w Builder, shop corner Of Fourteenth street and
Rhode Island avenue, wishes to inform his friends
and the public In general that he Is prepared 10 do
any and all kinds ofCRrpenters' and builders work
National Republican., 1874-05-20
PROPOSALS.
PRoPOsALs ron MiIITARY SUPPLIES
OFIlCE CHIKF VUARTERMAsTER, D
THIRP DIST: Military Dry; ATLANTIC,

THIRD DIST. MILITARY DIV. ArLA1rIc,
PHTLADELPHIA, Pa, May Il, 1874.
Sealed proposals, lin triplicate under the usual
% the oces Of the United states Quarterasters at
the seyersl p9,t. 1amed below, until Z O'Clock n,
the delivery OF Military Supplied during the fiscal
year beginning July 1. 1874, and ending June 90
1875, as follows: Fuei, Forage, and Straw at the
fonowing-named posts: Baltimore Fort McHeRry,
ana Fort Foote, Maryland.
talned.
or all bids.
Blank proposals and printed circulars showing
me estimated quantities required at each post, and
giving full Instructions to the manner OF bidding
and terms OF contract and paymentc be obtained
by personal or written application to he quarter
masters ut the various posts; or TO III 3 o1iee
Quartermaster U. 8. A. and Byt' Brig. Gen.
myis-st '' D'-e'
PROPOsALS FOR UUT-STONE WORK,
National Republican., 1874-05-20
HkoRTHMEsr. souTn ! : hND sourIfMEs

On lnd After March 8, 1874, trains will leave as
follows:. .-- zesAs n SZSKs-n a so II
" III :sss. No. s0r'..:. 49,. s i:fs 3. m. m
.... $50 p. m. - -. 7:3O D. NJ.
THE GREAT DOUBI.E-TRACK ROUTE ~
With elegant Scenery, Palace state-room, day and
nlsht cars, with modern improvements.
New York.
The 5:J5 a. ElmIra daily, except Monday; the
iI:35 q. m. daily, except Sunday, northwest; $50
D, m. daily West ami southwest: 9:3s d, M, daily
West. . aHkTkNEN *
4. If MAKE CONNECTIONS. Sr
and BunaiS without change. @sS
Tickets by this tdute can be procured at the oice,
corne. of Sixth stfeet and Pennsylvania avenue,
and Thirteenth etreet and PsR1sYlVanis avenue
where reliable Information will be given at all
times.
Passengers procuring tickets at these Offices can
secure aeso%R9asfIOns 0g Rds in for g
Corner Thirteenth st. and Penn. aYeTiae,E q
Pm. BOYD, JR.. General Passengss Agent
ae--N y, PhllsdSlphfa.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-11

sin lie withheld during Tie infancy Of
susceptible age. We have never known
anything but harm 20 come CT spiritual
:errors INFLICTED or children Some
time ago sIr. BeecEe- preached SER
mon, in which he said that when he Was
a Young nan, ana thoroughly in,h!lsd
with Ca.vinisn,, lie thought mankind
were SO desperately wicked that about
o:.r n million would be elected for
heaven: later il life he had raise., lie
avs-ase p ahou: ss,, n 4 hundred. AID
II: fifty he had corciaded that about one
in 4 thousaui oagh. 10 90 oheI, !tlers
is such place.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-11

of Ike Territories, except the Indian
Territory. and after complying with re-
quirements, which are deliberately pre-
seribe.I, fo- TIE organization, etc.
through the pablo lands 10 The extent
of one flntired feet on each side Of tbs
located lines of the road, as shown by
maps to be fled wish the Secretary Of
tLe Interior. Tns bill also contains 4
provision for The condemnation Of phi
sa:e property by appraisers, TO be ar-
pointed by the cos.s.s, arI for giving all
railroads equal right OF way through
na..ow canyons, etc. 1t is also pro
.;led that no LEGAL aid shall he srorded
10 E railroad company by territorial or
county authorities without the consent
Q. Congress being first obtained.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-11

CAUGHT AT LasT.-There is every
reason to believe that the genuine Old
man Bender has been caught at last, and
is in the hands of Sheriff J. L. FoUtz,
of Richield, Sewer county. 4 few
weeks ago there entered Richfield an old
man. dirty, hungry, and in rags. He
stated that lie had Travelled over the
mountains from Montana. His conduct
was exceedingly strange and his appear
ancs ros. uuinyi.ing, and people who
had read the published description Of
cid Bender suspected that he was the
identical Kansas murderer Those sus-
picions were so strong that he was placed
under arrest. and Sheriff fontZ wrote to
Car:ain Bart for detailed description
of the individual in question. After
This description was received by Mr..
Foutz. tie supposed murderer had pre-
hminary examination before Justice of
the Peace Nelson Higgins, when it was
clearly indicated that tbs man answered
the description given Of Bender in all
general particulars; yes, even il details.
He was then placed in safe keeping in
the Jail at Manti, Sanpete county. A
photogTa pbic likeness of him was taken
at Nanti and forwarded to Captain Burt,
the latter receiving it this morning, and
there is most striking and powerful
similarity between the description of old
man Bender and the portrait, even to
the MANNED hands with the large promi
nent cords on the backs, the color and
quantity of the hair, beard. etc. There
appears 20 be a perpetual scowl on the
face, the brows being habitually knit.
1t will be remembered that, few
months ago. a woman came out of the
mountains and sojourned q while in
Provo, and it was supposed, from the
appearance Of the woman, that she was
the notorious murderess, Katie Bender.
She also stated that she had travelled
over the mountains from Montana.
which was somewhat coincideptal with
the appearance and story of the suppo-
sed old man Bender at Richheld. She
was in starving condition and in rags.
What became Of her We do not know, as
nothing has been said Of late concerning
her.-SlH LGis -fei,s, 5th.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-11

The Christian Uaioa. Mr.. Beechers
paper, keeps up department which con-
,a;ns questions by correspondents, with
editorial answers. An inquirer asks:
is it best to teach children the terrors
Of help" and the editor responds:
Archbishop Trench has good saying
tia: rs God did not reveal to the world
IN its infancy any Of the terors Of divine
;cs.ice. so should ;i,e terrible results OF
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-11

Senator Stewart's railroad bill pro-
vidss that any number Of persons, not
less than Eve, may become tody coz
porats for the purpose Of locating, con-
structing and operating 3 railroad in any
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-11

ENrt5EAxT GAr, March 10-2 T. NJ
Rcai! clear. The east bound passenger
train left Ala IL 1:lo =. II. The ives:
bound train will leave Truckee in time to
meet the Eastern at Summit. The snow
ranges IN depth from II to II feet. Light
and cloudy. Wind south. Thermometer
Is degrees.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-11

S:unapy is dead. To the o;..er world
i. mag Be necessary TO say that Stumpy
was a cat which fer twelve years or
mere had been real terror to the rats
OF the Tribune oEice. She was ho-.est,
mild. aud smiabie, and had - abhre-
waited tail, from which later fac: wa.
derived her peculiar Fame. 1t was
never satisfa Ct orily known whether tina;
tail was AZ abnormal development. or
whether il had been untimely docked in
infancy. 1t was generally believed,
however. that the caudal appendage wss
a natural characteristic Of the cat-born
with her, SO 10 speak. Stumpy in
habited the composing room OF the
Tr;i5,:ne, ard though having 10 regular
sit" made herself comfortable and
welcome at the case OF every composi:or.
She was not exclusive, but, during a
long and peaceful life, she bestowed her
company IS distinguished Senator
sheds his money, on the j'lst and unjust.
During the evertful period OF her con-
nec,ion with journalism, Stumpy wit
messed many changes. She saw the rise
and fall Of Republicanism, gazed undis-
mayed on Black Friday, rejoiced at the
end of the Rebellion, and serenely saw
the types set to announce to the world
all of the great events which have hap
pened during the last eighth of CEN
fury. When the old Tribune building
was demolished she watched its fall,
brick by brick. her attitude Of pensive
observation being only interrupted by
the appearance Of q fugitive rat, to
which printing Office pest she remained.
up to the day of her death, terror and
a scoarge Though not literary cat,
she was the cause of literary effort from
others. During the twelve years of her
life SIC was acquainted with genera
ton of Tribune editorial writers, and
verses in her honor were written by mon
enlin. lit i'll letters. among whom such
poets rs Bayard Taylor ard others were
glad - slime. Her friends and &C
Guaiatances were among those whom the
world has honored; and her modest
subsistence was derived from \ fund
regularly subscribed by the compositogs
Of the If'ibttue. She was rot 3 eat to
finger superfiuous: and on the morning
of February &c. after seeking a secluded
retreat in which TO shuttle off this NOR
tai coil, she waited until the paper had
gone TO press, when she too locked up
her form in deaths embrace, and in the
darkness of the stereotype room breath
ell her last. She was faithful public
servant, an honest cat. a devoted friend.
Peace to her ashes!-N. \. Tri5u.e.