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LATEST From HAVANA.

HAVANA. Dec. 21.-Juan Iturval, mer'
chant of Villa Clara, owning plantation 10
the neighborhood, having been convicted for
corresponding with the insurgents, furnish
ing them with money, provisions and other
articles, was executed at Villa Clara, on the
18th.
With a view to put stop, if possible, to the
continual burning of farms and plumber OF
farmers by insurgent bands, and, as the pro-
daughters of country people by the insur-
gents, the Governor of Ssgua has issued the
following order, approved by the Captain
General
All countrymen bringing in one OF those
bandits called insurgents dead or alive-to
headquarters. will receive ten gold doubloons,
and eleven if bringing also his musket. A
recompense of from three to ten doubloons
will be paid to all countrymen bringing in
formation enabling the troops to destroy or
surprise insurgent camps. Farmers killing
rebel project or sub-prefect, or giving infor-
nation producing that result, will be paid
fifteen doubloonS.
He also announces that any person proving
that any party furnishes the insurgents any
thing will receive six or more doubloons, &C.
cording to the importance of the case. The
orders of the insurgent chiefs to their subordi-
mates are to risk no encounter with the troops,
but always to scatter and divide into parties
Of less than ten, and to commit all possible
depredations.
Public opinion is strong that the departure
Of Valmaseda at the present time is not a
good thing for the island, especially regarding
military matters and advantages expected to
De gained by the troops
1ne steamer City.of New York, which ar
lived here to-day from. New York, made the
passage in four days two hours, which is
claimed to be the fastest time on record.
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Constitution or laws under which the election

Constitution or laws under which the election
is held.
1t follows that the terms of the present in
cumbents of the offices to which the above
named persons claim to have been elected on
the 10th inst will not expire until after an
other general election of members OF the
General Assembly. The present General As
sembly has not the right to elect their success
sors. While in some cases presenting similar
legal questions it may not be required OF the
Governor to decline to issue commission,
the circumstances of the present case COM
pei me to this course.
D. H. CaAMBERLA1N,
Governor of South Carolina.
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THE UNION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA AND
CANADA.

TORONTO, Dec. 21.-A minute of the Coun-
Gil of the Dominion government to the gov
eminent Of British Columbia proposing new
terms of union is published.
1t proposes that British Columbia should
relieve the government of the Obligation to
build the Canadian Pacific Railway, accepting
in lieu thereof as compensation for any de-
lays that may take place in the construction
of the Pacific Railway a cash bonus of $780,
600, to be applied either towards local rail-
way, or to other public works in Canada.
Also surrendering any claims to lands
which may have been reserved in Vancouver
Island for railway purposes. If this proposal
is accepted the government will be prepared
to submit to Parliament at its forthcoming
session the measures necessary to give it
effacf
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Dec. 81, 1928 P. M.-Gold 113ll.
New YORK, Dec. 81 Evening. = Money
active; bid. Sterling firm; 4 sc. Gold
closed at 113i@113s. Governments dull and
lover; new SIS l168. State bonds quiet and
steady; Tennessee IS 404, new 80. Stocks
closed active and weak.
sub-Treasury balancess Gold $40, DAG, 7O4,
currency S37, 7S1, O92
The Sub Treasurer paid out $4,000 on &C
count OF interest and S205,0 600 on account Of
bonds.
Customs receipts S16500
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MAYOR LOAGUE SEEKS INVESTIGATION.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 2l.-Mayor League, in an
interview with Ledger reporter this after
noon on the subject OF charges made by his
late clerk, Davis, as reported to the CONNER
cial last night says he seeks the investigation.
and will give all the aid in his power to the
committee; and furthermore, that if the COM
mittee could, by any means, implicate him in
the charges, he ought to be in the peniten-
tiary, but he felt confident of his own integ-
rity, and if any person was implicated he was
in favor OF furnishing them to the full extent
of the law
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CHEAPER THAN AUcTIoN-Our enterprising
friends, Messrs. Braselman 4 Adams, $50 and
$50 Magazine street, are Offering their i'm
mense stock of extra fine goods at unprece-
dentedly low prices. Their supply of i'm
ported fabrics, such as black silks and silk
alpacas, can not be excelled for extent and
variety in this city. Home purchasers and
visitors to our city would do we'll to read the
advertisement of Messrs. Braselman & Adams
a nd give them call,
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. = For the South
Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States falling
barometer southerly winds, cloudy and rainy
weather. with stationary, followed by lower
temperature. For the Western Gulf States,
easterly winds and rain. followed by rising
barometer, cooler, northerly winds, and clear
ing weather. For Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley stationary or rising barometer, south
west to northwest winds, cool and partly
cloudy weather.
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GENERAL NEWS.

| New YORK. Dec. 81. - Rubenstein, the
alleged murderer of Sarah Alexander, was in
dicted by the Grand Jury.
CHICAGO Dec 2l.-The Directors of the
Commercial Loan Company decided to wind
up. The cause is understood to be a per-
sonal disagreement and not financial en-
barrassment. The directors state that the in
debtedness. including the capital stock, is
$3.50, 900; assets of all kinds about the same
The suspension caused no excitement.
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-A prairie fire occurred
seven miles northwest of here. Two thous-
and tons of mown prairie grass have been
burned.
Col Babcock left here for Washington last
night. Judge Kram, of st. Louis his coun-
sci, held consultation with the colonel here
yesterday evening, and went with him to
Washington. The trial will begin in st.
Louis on the 18th Of January next, in the
United States Court, before Judges Treat, of
st. Louis, and Dillon, of Iowa.
New HAVEN, Dec. 21.-The Yale College
boat club has been withdrawn from the Row
ing Association of American CoA4ges.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, Dec 2l.-Rev. Daniel
OConnor, pastor OF the Catholic Church of
Mahoney Plain, read letter from the Arch
bishop of Philadelphia, which was formal
communication of the Molly NIaguires,
otherwise known as the Ancient Order of
Hibernians.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 21.-The President of
the Centennial Board of Finance publishes a
card, stating that no part OF the expense of
the recent entertainment fell upon the Cen
tennial Board of Finance.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 21.-In the United States
Circuit Court yesterday Burbach, convicted
of conspiracy to defraud the revenue, was
sentenced to eight months imprisonment
fine of $4,000 and one.half the costs OF the
trial. Sentence is suspended in the case of
Reynolds, his partner.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.-It is said that
Thompson, who caused the Mosel horror,
rented store in South Fourth street in this
city in 1861, and set fire to it for the purpose
of obtaining insurance on fictitious stock.
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RELIGIOUS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2l.-At a meeting of
the Presbyterian ministerial associations reso-
lutions were adopted instructing pastors of
Presbyterian Churches to prepare history OF
their churches, to carry'out the desire OF the
General Assembly, which appointed COM
mittee to to consider the propriety OF the
Church taking part in the Centennial anniver
sary. The Assembly has designated the first
Sunday of July, 1876, as day of praise and
thanksgiving.
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MARINE.

GALVESTON, Dec. 21.-Arrived: Bark EN-
bla, from Client, Belgium; bark W. H. Jen-
kins from Yarmouth, N. S.; schooner George
Sealy, from Havana.
New YORK, Dec. 21.-Arrived out Island
Belle. The Wilmington is ashore at Dude;
the crew are safe.
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MARYLAND POLITICS.

ANNAPOLIS, Dec 21.-The Court of Appeals
has issued a mandanus against the Governor,
to compel him to issue a commission to
Gwynn as Attorney General, and also de-
cides that the Governor has no authority to
examine into alleged election frauds.
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FROM AUSTRALIA AND CALIFORNIA

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2l.-Advices from
Sidney, Australia, to November 18th, have
been received Articles to be exhibited at
the Centennial Exposition. at Philadelphia,
will be sent direct to New York. Mr.. Mackay
the Commissioner to the American Centennial,
at the farewell banquet rendered him, stated
he proposed to travel extensively in the
United States, and become thoroughly &C.
qusinted with their producing interests
New discoveries of paying quartz mines are
reported daily.
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GOV. CHAMBERLAIN REFUSES TO ISSUE COM
MISSIONS 70 MHIPPkR AND MOSES.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 21.-Gov. Chamberlain
has refused to issue the commissions OF
Whipper and ex Gov. Moses, the obnoxious
judges elected, filing the following statement
OF his reasons: 81 decline to sign the COM
missions Of w. ]. Whipper and J. F. Moses,
Dr., elected as Judges of the Circuit Court OF
this State, by the General Assembly on the
10th inst, Tor terms to begin August &C.
1876. BY the Constitution of the State the
Judges OF the Circuit Court are to be elected
for terms of four years.
BY series OF adjudicated cases in the
highest court of this State, extending from
1921 to 1872, it has, in my Judgment, been de-
termined that officers elected under pro-
visions of law similar to this provision of the
present Constitution, are entitled to hold their
offices tor the full term prescribed by the
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Dec. 21.-Spanish gold 2l1@212.
Exchange quiet; on the United States 60
days currency 9O@91 premium; short sight
93@94 premium; 60 days gold 1850 l19 pre-
mum; short sight l20@l2l premium; on
London 1440l46 premium; Oh Paris 117@
lis premium.
Smear nominal
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT BYaNEs & Co. Sat
this season of the year nothing in the way of
present can be more acceptable to lady
friend than a splendid cloak or shawl. Those
well-known dry goods merchants, Messrs. Nj.
L. Byrne & Co.. 163 Canal street, are now
offering for sale these articles, as well as other
goods in their line, at great bargains. Be
sure to give them an early call.
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CITY COUNCIL.

The City Council met at noon. yesterday,
Hon. c. J.. Leeds. Mayor, in the chair, and
quorum present.
An ordinance appropriating $40 1872 for the
payment of several accounts was adopted.
The message of the Mayor was received
and ordered spread on the minutes,
There was adopted a resolution, offered by
Administrator Landry instructing the in
spectors of fruit and vegetable markets to pre-
vent the sale at retail of vegetables on the
levee, between ST. Ann and Esplanade streets,
and to keep perfectly clear the banquettes
around said markets
Resolutions were next in order.
The following was offered by Mr.. Landry
and adopted:
Resolved, That the bids for the revenues of
the following mentioned markets be and the
same are hereby rejected on account OF non
compliance with the terms of purchase. Fruit
and Vegetable to Dumestre & Frechou, $4o75;
French Meat to Dumestre Frechou, $1,000;
ST. Mary to Lson Lamothe, $3.50.
Administrator Landry stated in connection
with the above that checks had been given
by the parties named but were not honored.
Offered by Mr.. Landry: Resolved, That
the bids for the revenues Of the following
mentioned markets be, and they are hereby
acceptad.
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\ CAPTION
MERCHANT TAILOR.

1---.------ -Car0ndeiet Street
has the honor to to his customers and the
public generally that he has reduced his prices
twenty per cent.
He has nothing but the choicest goods and his
work is the very best.
Particular attention paid to Wedding Suits; made
in alt gether style.
ionable style. dig l5t
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DEDICATION OF THE MERCHANTs EXCHANGE

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 21.-The Merchants Elk
change hall in the new Chamber of Commerce
building on Third street, between Chestnut
and Pine, was dedicated at noon to-day, with
elaborate ceremonies.
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Adopted.
$685.
Adopted.
Mr.. Landry offered the following.


Resolved, That the Administrator of Com
merce be and is hereby instructed to advertise
in the official journal for sealed proposals for
the revenues for the following markets, to wit
The Fruit and Vegetable, French Market,
Jefferson City, LIE Breton, Claiborne, Maya
zine, st. Mary. Adopted.
The budget of receipts and the budget of
expenditures were read and referred to the
Committee of the Whole
The following communication was received
and referred to the Committee of the Whole
To his Honor, the Mayor, and Administrators,
city OF New Orleans:
GeltLemen-For four years the houses be-
longing to the city, and used as engine
houses, have been in a deplorable condition,
for want of repairs, and it becomes our duty
to call your attention to this matter, as it re-
qulres not only your early attention, but
should receive your earnest consideration.
To be brief, we would inform you, that
under the contract awarded the Firemens
Charitable Association in L ecember, 1871, for
extinguishing fires for the term of five years,
the city did then bind itself to place all the
engine-houses in proper repair.
This has never been done, and we have
been patiently waiting ever since. The re-
suit is that some of the houses are not only
dangerous, but are in such leaky and bad
condition that the employees are forced to
seek shelter elsewhere in wet weather.
In view of the foregoing facts we would re-
spectfully request that your honorable body
cause an examination of these houses to be
made by the City Surveyor, together with an
estimate of the cost of repairs, in order that
the necessary amount may be placed in the
budget for that purpose.
Very respectfully, THos. O'CoNNoR.
Chief Engineer.
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THE LIBEL SUIT OF HENRY G. BOWEN VS.. THE
BROOKLYN EAGLE.

New YORK, Dec. 21.-Plaintiff 8 counsel
stated that defendant had charged Bowen
with originating the Kidd Salvage Company
and its fraudulent transactions, whereas he
had nothing to do with it.
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Buy your buggy and carriage of L. T. Maddux
80 Carondeet street, New Orleans.
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st. Bernard coal delivered at fifty cents pc,
barrel, within city limits
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The Public draws it;
The Company don t.
Farest and Squarest,
Besides most Liberal
Scheme ever Offered
Golden Drawing,
Monday, Dec. 27th
The capital Prize
One Hundred Thousand
Golden Dollars.
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CtANAL STREET, CITY PARK AND LAKE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Trains will leave CITY WEEK DAYS
A Nj, 10, IL NJ; l, q g. z 5, 6P. NJ.
LEAVE LAKE
A M, II; P. M, . 3, =, 5,6,7
SUNDAYS.
LEAVE CITY
a: NJ 40 g. $50 9, $50. 10, 1890 II, 11:3e
Il NJ p M.-12:3O /, 1870, q 2:3O, 3, 3:3O 400, ),
LEAVE LAKE
A. Nj. las. BIS, s:45 915. 9.45, 1915 1916.
dl;l9' las I. NJ 1918, 12:45 lis I45 215 2:45,
81 90 AIS, AS Sis, 5:45, 615, Gas, tbs, 745p
"a w. YoUNGBLOOD, Acting Superintendent.
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That well known and popular carriage mer.
chant, Mr.. L. t. Maddnx, 35 Carondelet
street. has now on hand truly splendid COL
lection of the latest and most fashionable
styles of vehicles, which he is Offering for
sale a. remarkably low prices. Among these
there are twenty-four top and no top b1ggies,
and one Victoria, which he will sell at cost,
to close out consignment. We advise our
readers wishing to make purchases to give our
friend Maddux cal; they will find him
fair dealing man in every particular
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GLOBE THEATEB.-The attractions at the
Globe are as great as ever and still continue
to draw good houses The performance last
night was received with many evidences of
appreciation, which were both encouraging
and fattering. A frst-class bill, bringing out
the entire large company, is announced for
tonight
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accepted:
Povdrss. to Eugene Rebeau. ... $4,000 90
Pile, to Eugene Rebeau. ............ 800 w
Algiers to Jean IarrieuX 35 90
Sorapuru to J. Courage ........... 2e5 90
st. Bernard, to V. A. Cronzeilles. 80. $40 W
Washington and Port, to Chas. Hardy 30 10
IRENE, to Justin Lacosta. ........... 1873 %
Ninth Street, to G. Dirmyer. $50 %
s6,555 90
Adopted.
By Mr.. Landry: Resolved, That the bids
for the revenues of the following mentioned
markets be, and the same are hereby rejected,
on account of the insufliciency of the bids
Jefferson City, to Jacob Stentz SIS 90
LeBreton, to d. Dansagnan. .......... III %
Claiborne, to H. Wiesenback ........... $50 GO
Magazine, to NJ G. Rogers. ZOO 90
s2,O35 90
Adopted.
By Mr. Landry: Resolved, That the bids
for the revenues of the following mentioned
markets be and the same are hereby rejected:
Fruit and Vegetable, to Dumestre &
French, meat, to Dumestre & Frechou 5000
St. Mary, to Leon Lamothe ...... ........ $50
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
MONDAY. SEPT %.

"a n
Tuesday SrPT. 81.
For Enron, via OrI.f.,g atd ero by tho steamship
Dakota mails Il 4 m \ Supplementary Mall V
ro",l = - ~ ~ean.lIp -aii. M lO - m from Pier No
~ \crtb ptv.r
rIav'm nha hv sa,n shin Colu,nLus mail, close n
Standardization. tf,,l IA. lo...i tO m steam
=, IA a, = y -, t,or1 pr 10 ~ %or.i RIVER
S"iP 'N4' "' % b. n. i.etNt,S ~ -, D.
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go ~ H.. - 90 IN ltpi.it.rt,ry Mail h
f,sy, M Ola ~ o.r,sii, s.,I. ai 10 70 \ IN from
,Un,f,I Iock Jersey civ.
IN Tuesday. SFpr. %
For Europe Sn Plymouth oneroourg and Hamburg. by me
s,eaDsb, pnmwrr,nia mails close ll;3n a. supple
M n' ,r'5, n, p a. !oot of-tni u. Hobosen
iS r Io a. w Snnn,cpenisry Man H. coSed
-t.,r,-,r "a AL, ff.I bier NJ NoftA
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great hum m family The distinctive law OF tng E
I'm is this: "ThOu shalt love thy nelshpor o
fhyself: and according 10 the parable OF te u IN
norton orr oirhbor the suffering man. II" ni,.u
what soil or in what garb he slers Let us I.incio,
those I'm bonds as bound with them the poor auu ,
40 cnnwed with their hunger and chilled by 'hc ~,
tbat pe them; the prisoner, the ncBocouii u'so;ng
We shall forge: them the selfsfncss OF tne , ",
raror but in the Church OF Christ we hiuS' '"i" VI
them. -, ...,,,,ii,g ia tho worship
of God Feeling your utter dependence, graz" W. ~ ~
favors Won have received come AMI take w mum ~, y,
cod on your Inns mediate. pray, ana go IurM NV. ~ w
10 irrcrrtobIe counscs OF the Creator Mn"' We ne"
s,r ,pn rcrinus ordering of lives and CHARACTERS
vcs for the salvation Cf our SOULS III INC uiIl ~
srnse of that muchabuscd phrase, ~ no teccn ~ -
lion of sccfarian notions forms, hut 'oNhE
,cnder to God paent to bear His stripes, cohnn "
follow His headings thcy are Indicated III INC Va
nature. history, and experience -, ,,c,,,. 81 ,,,ose
m the aiding auditors In the rulhliich vi ~
bi,,b rnrnoses cOnsecrato myself anew inns day lho
,,rcacber should not be concn1 to dress up common
naccs or plav on the convictions OF MS heaIef- lNs
mem INST as he finds them lie should each thenl s"ne
thing they know not inspire them To act on VIVA. ,o
inoW The preacher who aims 10 lcficcl tnc HN 70 w
men y dcy cl0png their characters ana expanding men
experience should stOOp 10 no ncantr OF 'Ir'
man instruction in the truth. The pulpit Is the pace
In sneak the truth. Shame the preacher, II si'h
Gore he who nrorIam from il what is faschood 70
bis own mind Double shame on the bigot or Nlini
who himself unpreparcd la accept the more phii0t0pnc
and scientific views time. would silence the hohs'
truth speaker who does accept them! hallng WIN pro
found gratitude the opportunity here secured me-
nrige myself TO sneak from this pulpit, not IN the VA
tional and conventional spirit OF the CHURCH, Out III 1ne
free aud progressive spirit OF science.
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LEE. SHEPARD & DILLINGHAMS sETFLEMhNl'
The creditors of Lee, Shepard & Dillingham;

met again at No G7s Broadway on Saturday "a'ci
.ppleton Of the committee to whom had been referred
tc statement OF James Miller the assignee, reporl'"
that the stock estimated by the assignee ~ valued ~
80 400 so If closed under the present stale o. .c
inorkct would bring $4,000; that ibe cash on manu-
- Do the accounts undoubtedly good cstlina' y me
,ssieuec 10 be s2i.Op2 II the committee pia'"u III
soo 900: the Suspense account reported Nv inc 9Si'
NJ >r 40 the committee estimated AT @l3ooi OF "l''
,ble (goo,D there SOIL Il; making the 'od'
assets 30sI - - pay debts amounting to F"l}o' -
rr ,ri;tae concluded that ;he firm can pay 20 GEMS
,.no, the on lar al sis, twelve. aud eighteen onlS VIZ"
ont interest. ,u, Damn, or ,l,c crclitnrs
said tnaf thoy Thought 20 per cent wis TOO mucu 80
nIire of me firm Nr Lee and NJ shepard were nln :"
NE meeting and they said thai they were wei -i' 'Si,
with the terms and the time oi paFh'hl ~ lT q.
,ras tirn m IN monsy agreed to. composition u'th
IS IN drawn M corresponding with the terms ana
80 roeG to NV the creditors. This deed WAS tl-i'd
i' IougaIn brothers sheldon CO., '''ol7,
" Carlc,0u q Co. IylsOn. Brakeman, i:y.or
60. Thomls Nelson q song, DICK . r1I-SEa a.
crr'in, Wexford 4 Armstrong. George \ cat u, o." ~"
J,tors Miller f. T. DutOn & Co. ID Appleton ~ am,
I.org. Eoutlc ledge u sons. Harper brothets ahu -,
l otbcr firms that were not Topre-euiel al t' me-
;,, e,n word that thor would consent 70 any ar me-!
80, NJ tha. rlrnt ne agreed upon ny the otu"is; V
,-,difcr sc'if letter saying that pc was "lhs ~ W.
s',se small amount II il Should be necessary ~ yi,
to to;;st,li - the house Ot Lee" shepard ~ Pli %
O,tny - tbr requirements OF TIE Gcncrai biuhip lI
ud tiln state laws ~ Ma,sa, nu~ctts me vi
te Xry-Yors and the Boston house must be haue sePa