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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-11-17
Senator Cochran's Letter.

In another column will he found an
inter e,ting letter from Senator Cochran
10 his Republican colleagues in the
State Legislature. This letter taken as
4 whole, is a good one, and well worthy
the attention of the law-making ppwer
of the commonwealth. We regret how
ever to see that he has omitted to speak
out on the fence question. This we re-
gard as Of more importance to the poor
people of this County than everything
contained in the letter. The poor man
who is unable to buy timber to make
rails to protect his crop is absolutely at
the mercy Of his neighbors} cattle. The
rich farmers who have large landed es-
tatcs can generally protect their crops,
but the poor man with small tract OF
land finds it impossible to build fences.
AS the law now stands it discriminates
against the poor. Thousands of acres
of land in Abbeville County now lie
idle and reproductive for the want OF
timber to guard the crop against the
depredations of stock. The poor Of this
country should demand that their rich
neighbors be responsible for the crops
which their stock destroy. Nothing
palalyZes the energy and spirits of the
farmer more than to have his crops des-
troyed by droves of hungry cattle
Many freedmen of this County who
have rented lands and plowed and hoed
in the sunshine and rain have seen theil
crops destroyed for want of fences.
He has our hearty cooperation espec'
tally on the subject of taxing the dogs
which deprive us of the very profitable
pursuit of sheep-raising.
We are not prepared to speak advised
ly in reference to the fixing of IA lega
rate of interest, but our impression is
that money should be allowed to bring
its market value.
We fully agree with him that the con
vict labor should be utilized. The con
victs could finish the Blue Ridge tunne
aud thus secure to US the inestinab IL
blessing of an outlet through the NOUN
tains into the rich valleys of the West
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THE PARTISAN DETECTIVE.
All Should Read This Highly Interest
ing Story.

Remember that we will commence
the publication of an excellent serial
story in week or two. We are only
waiting for few more new names.
we want all to commence with the first
chapter. We publish stories which in
book form would cost more than the
subscription price of the Press and Ban
7,er. The "Parisian Detective" will
run through some fifteen or sixteen pa
pers. 1t is all elegantly written story,
and we'll worth anybody's reading:
Stories impart taste for reading, and
to some extent the readers acquire the
taste and refinement of the characters
delineated in the story. 1t is chaste
story, and we can recommend it to all
for the highly interesting matter con-
tained therein.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

WIER's HoTEL.-William P Kennedy,
Calhoun's Mills; w s Richardson, Ninety
Six; Madison Richardson, Ninety Six; J F
Harmon, Miss R A Harmon, Miss M E
Rouse, w ByTum. J T Byrum, Lexington !;
W B Whaley. DR. c Prentiss, Capt r F
McCaslan, Charleston; w H Holland, NJ J
Neyins, G E Berry, Baltimore; M All,
Philadelphia DR. s Angle, A Baumgarten,
Charlotte z E Reese, Atlanta; J II Ran
som, w 8 Clinton, New York A B Ken
nedy, Millway.
ALsToN HoUsE.-John Cheatham, Edge
field; G F Jones, R T Banks, Jr, Z F
Reid, New York; Mrs E A Liddell, James
A Liddell, Storm Hill; Miss G Clinkscales,
Columbia; W w Sprouse, County .DrJ r
Baskin, Monterey.
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AntrevilIe Dots.

R. O. is in Charleston buying goods,
Save your money and buyyour goods from
him. '- .--
The cotton trap at the Centre of Gravity
is doinga smashing. business.
Antrcville has several old bachelors that
say they will marry any lady that will
keep them up. A good chance for some
one. Apply early.
The "Press and Banner Office can boast
of having three Of the handsomest and
most polite young men this side of Texas,
A. r.
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THE REPLY.
COLUMBIA, November IL, 1875.

COLUMBIA, November IL, 1915.
Hon. John r. Cochran:
SIR-Aiter careful perusal of your letter
of the Sth inst, in which you specify certain
reform measures that should be advocated
and enacted by the legislature Of this state,
we beg leave to submit that we agree in the
main with the propositions set forth by you,
and suggest that you address the communi-
cation TO the republican members Of the
general assembly, and procure it's publica-
ton in the principal papers Of the state.
We fully agree with you that the necessity
is urgent, and that the republican legisla-
ture of the state should institute such meas
ures of reform as will secure the greatest
good TO the people. Respectfully,
w. B. NASH,
JAMES NJ. SMITH,
HENRY ]. MAXWELL,
w. II. JONES,
j.. NJ. BRAYTON;
J, II. WHITE,
J. HOLLINSHEAD,
j.. l., GUFFIN,
4. w. CURTIS,
WM. SIMONS.
Mcssrs. S. A. Swais and NJ. J. Hirsch
have replied tavorahly to the suggestions in
a separate letter, which will be published
OH Tuesday.
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Messrs. DuPre, GambrelI & Co.

We are glad to welcome back to our ad-
yertising columns Messrs. DuPre, Cam
brell & Co., whose liberality and fairness
OF dealing are so well known to our people.
They have just moved to the commodious
store recently occupied by Col. Robertson,
where they will be pleased to see their
friends and customers. Their line of goods
is full and complete, and they propose to
sell cheap for cash. We take pleasure in
commencing this firm to the attention Of
purchasers. .... -..
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From the Edgeticld Advertiser.
A CARD.

We. the undersigned, Policy-holders H.
the Piedmont IL Arlington Lille Insurance
Company, of Virginia, or who have been
Policy-holders, and have had our rights un-
der contract denied, or still held in abcy-
ancc, having satisfactory evidence that this
this Company has, in many instances.
grossly violated the terms of its contract as
plainlv set forth in "Notice" to Policy-hold-
ers on the back Of its Policies, and in ofli-
cial letters which we have seen; and be-
licving it contemplates still grosscr viola
tions of its agreements and is totally un-
worthy our trust and contdcnce-decm it
expedient to combine together for the pur-
pose Of demanding paid-up Policies. ac-
cording to the terms OF contract, and if de-
nicd, then to seek redress in the Courts OF
Law, and we earnestly invite the co-opera-
ton of all parties insured, or otherwise in
tercstcd, to aid us in our effort to obtain
Justice at the hands Of this Company.
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De La Howe School.

We omitted to mention in our last is
sue the reelection of Mr.. J. A. Ramey,
as superintendent, and Miss Lille
White, of our town, as teacher, at the
recent meeting of the board of Trustees.
Mr.. Ramey has proved himself very
successful manager, and Miss White is
a young lady of fine talents and accom-
Under their charge the
interests of their respective departments
will be'well attended to.
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lat a recent meeting of the citizens of
bordeaux Township various names were
put in nomination as candidates to be re-
commended to the Governor for the vacant
pest of Trial Justice, and Mr.. Lewis Har-
mon was elected. We trnst that he may
receive the appointment. He is young
man of intelligence and will fill the place
creditably.,
Mr.. r. 3. CADE sent five bales of supe-
rior cotton to this market on Monday, with
directions not to take less than T. cents,
This was Il notch above the market and the
cotton was taken home,
A BULGARIAN PRIEST Of the Greek
Church will deliver Il lecture in the Court
House on Friday night, upon Palestine and
other points of interest.
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Col. AIKEN, President of the Agricultu-
rol Society, answers in very satisfactory
manner the complaints of the New Era, in
which that paper attempts to throw mud at
the management Of the Fair.-Press and
Banner.
There is vein of malice in the above
extract which is too patent 20 he mistaken.
New Era.
We will give a years subscription to
the Press and Banner to the first un-
prejudiced mind of ordinary intelligence
who will sustain the Ne,0 Era's charge
of malice in the above paragraph.
DR.. MARsHALL's infant son Foster is
still very i'll. , i,.r. ,..t.>. ..
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JUDGE Cooke in his charge to the
grand Jury at Greenville on Monday,
deprecated the abuses of the lien law,
and pitched into the cotton baggers, say
ing they are nuisances, subject to in
dictment by the grand jury.
THERE'S music in the air. If you
don't believe it, come to Abbeville:
The cornet band have just received
their instruments.
WE offer Mr.. Briggs our sympathy.
He had an invitation to q wedding last
night, but couldn't 60.
MRS. CALHOUN, Miss Kate Calhoun,
and Miss Minnie Lomax are on a visit
TO relatives in Georgia.
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New Advertisements.

Below Cost Robertson.
caiso gempeton y naseton
New Arrivals-Parker & Perrin.
Pay Up-DuF e, GambreI & Co.
Past Indebtedness-Quarles. & Perrin.
Masonic Notice. Y Sitton.
Acorn Cook-H w Lawson,
Final Discharge-Amanda johnson.
Final Discharge-Wm and a Anderson.
Sales by the Sheriff.. r..-.
Real Estate s B Cook. e.,
Real Estate d NJ Rogers.
Real Estate B w Cobb. II a., r s.
Real Estate Mrs. Jane Baker.
Saw Mill-Dr w Thomas. =
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CONSIGNEES.

FREIGHT.-F w Wagener & Co, "
Schrader, w D Mars & Co., Morrah, w g.
Co, S G Link, w Wideman, A Cleave-
land y Bro, Jas McCaslan, Rev Kershaw,
D Chalmers & Co. -
ExPREss.-W P Wideman, w F Sturgis,
A Burt, J B ,Moseley, T Baker, Jas Harman
] s Wilson, George Griffin, Miss Fannie
Novel;, Fred Small, MCGOWAN & Parker:
ENoble, J A Brooks, Kurz, ] F Simpson,
Miss NJ Wilson, w D Mars q Co, J T Bas-
kin, A V Cochran.
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The Lightning Rod Swindle.

AS the people are getting their eyes
open to this swindle, and have found
out that the rods are worth only six
cents a foot, we propose that they Or
ganize local board at once in the vari-
Gus towns of the State. The insurance
men did this thing and bolstered up
their waning fortunes for awhile, and
we see no reason why the lightning rod
men shouldn't profit by their example.
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THE Press and Banner has about finish
ed sowing all tho available lands Of the
country in red oats, and was proceeding to
SOW the forest and sedge field, when we
stopped it. We want those for new settlers.
We want our ncighbor to join us now and
clear away the fences, that we may have
some rich spots to plant in cotton.-New
Era.
W" Well help you clear away the
fences to get rich spots to plant cotton,
after we finish sowing oats, barley and
wheat. We are Obliged to sow small
grain now. 1t is too soon to talk about
cotton. Let us plant cotton in the
Spring.
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- - - -
DEATHS.

JIMMIE, aged two years, youngest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Gufin, died at
Murfreesboro, Tennessee, on Monday. last.
Ere sin could blight, or sorrow:f fade ;,
Death came with friendly care
The opening bud to heaven conveyed,
And bade it blossom there" y
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on Thursday, 10th inst, at
the residence Of Mrs. Clotworthy, bv the
Rev. Jas. f. Gilbert, Mr.. ROBERT Nc
and Miss MARGARET
DR1NKARD, all Of this County.
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The Williamson Female College.

We have received Il beautifully print
ed catalogue of the Williamson Female
College, under the Presidency of the
Rev. Samuel Lander, A. NJ, which ap-
pears to be receiving the liberal patron
are it so much deserves. Abbeville is
always we'll represented at this most ex-
cellent College, among the names we
notice the following from Abbeville:
Nlicr Innia s ndnrSnn Ninety Six,
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Taxable Property of AbbevilIe County.

We give below all interesting abstract
of the real and personal property of Alb
beville County, as furnished us by Mr..
r. f. Hill, the efficient clerk of the
Auditor. Mr.. Russell, the Auditor, is
indefatigable in the discharge of the
duties of his office, and has made an
admirable officer. We had occasion to
examine the books of the Auditor the
other day, and must say that they are
a model of neatness and accuracy. It
seems almost incredible that so large a
book containingso so many figures to be
entered in such manner as to be made
to prove, could be made up without some
blots. but nevertheless it has been done.
We think the Auditor fortunate in hav-
ing such clerk.
LditOr Press and Banner:
Having finished making up the Au-
ditor's book, l give you below, the
amount of taxable property in this
County. This shows an increase in
the matter of the real and personal pro-
perty of the County of something near
$500, 900 over last years assessment.
Respectfully,
r. f. HILL
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Miss Leila O'Neall, Greenwood.y"s
Miss Mamie Williams, Hodges Depot.
The progressive prosperity of the i'll
stitution may be dednced from the fol-
lowing facts: Whole number ofpupils
in 1872, rs; in 1873, 100; in 1874, 1l9;
in 1875, 139.
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DIR. E. PARKER has a new fence ID
front of his house. -, p
Mr.. HENRY NoRwooD was staken
sick on Monday.
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MARKET REPORTS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
Barnwell & Co., Cotton Brokers and
Dealers in General Merchandise.
ABBEv11LE. Nov.

" CHARLESTON. NOV. I0.-COtt0n uuII; mlu-
ding l29; net receipts 1923; exports coast
wise 2,5l1 sales 1900.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 15.-Cotton dull and de-
mand moderate ;amiddling 124@12s; sales
1885; net receipts l,l07.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 15.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; middling uplands 81; mid
ding Orleans 3-16; sales 10000. ....
NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-Cotton dull sales
677 bales at 134 4@l3s; consolidated net re-
ceipts 72,3Sl. Flour strongly in buyers
favor and in limited demand. Gold quiet
at 1.l4.@l.l4s.
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An Unaccountable Omission.

BY a strange blunder last week we
failed to notice the tlourisEing school OF
Mrs. Jones of our town, among the 9TH
ers which were commended to the pat
ronage of our people, and can only ac-
count for the remistness on the ground
thatthe paragraph was hastily ,Irepar-
ed. We hasten to make the dHaende,
and to say that Mrs. Jones IS too well
known in this community as an eKpe-
rienced, accomplished aud successful
teacher to need any words of commen-
dation from US. She has now the best
evidence of her success and popularity
in the charge of one of the most flourish
ing schools in the up-country, (which
we can cordially commend to the pat
ronage of our people. .k (
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-20

Passed Gibraltar March 81 had me weather to Ion %;
schr sparkling Wave Cot Fowey). Hocken. Palermo 6s
dsys VIII fruit g Giles Co; yss'el 10
Ion ss spoke brig saxon s;rl for Martinique a,v.
70 Henry Kent isa strong ana M winds The
E Es Ar r y H Of P 4 81 SPOKE brig '"n
schr Mary susman tof Q eat Egg Harbor. ND, Al.
Gov vessel Ts 70 EiIs Was sdays north ai
schr ~ joan 'os Sanford o sunton, Dean saoua
DAYS win sugar Srinneii, MIa.ara Co; vessel to
err Race horse, Mn!er Paraeoa l; DAYS with fruit
q no Or ws strong Sna es
SehE Jennie summons Young JaeEsonylile days.
schr Drew, French. Jacksonville days with vel
Iad P Seay and eae ssi'f sp9 SAILS 04u
with yellow pine 70 { mnner sons vessel 10 Evans
Ball a Co Is bound 10 albany.
mdse Begncr rinckney March Is lat Is 50 ion 50
encountered heavy gale from NE, during which
sehrJ ! Curtis oqillan. virginia.
Scar Mary Mary haie y, H iS Virginia Virginia
sen! I i HOPKINS Prsdinore Virginia
s scRr 4 M Mo K9eg kSS 8ySH virginia
schr A Il hurbut, Grihing, Virginia
sesr lGfs s s Erap sd4er M Tla,n Virginia
Schr L Van Brunt fooker, Georgetown. DC.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND soUrK.
Steamer Chesapeake johnson Portland for New York.
with mdse and passengers
.ScRr Martha T King Bayen, New haven for New
York.
Sehr Nile Metcalf Rockland for New York. with LINE
Schr Carabel. Clsrk Providence for New York.
Schr Muskee. Dole. Providence tor New York.
Schr Aida, Brown, Newport tor New YORK..
Scht DR. adnaught saunders, Westerly for New YORK.
schr Hattie Lou Wright Hartford for New York.
schr Kahn, Carroll, MiSdletown, tor New York.
Schr Henry hetcat Anthony, Providence Tor New
York.
sehr Jano Brainard, Buell. Portland, CT for New
schr Jas snsIIsh. PARKER. Bristol for New York,
schr Bertha. Conover, Providence for New York.
Schr Spencer Cole, Providence for Haverstraw.
Schr Carter. Carter, Providence for New York.
Schr Henry Condor, Conley, Providence Tor New
York.
schr Brazos T-yon, Portland, CT for New York with
stone 10 order.
schr Anderson. Leek. Fall River for Philadelphia
Schr Justice, Caswel, Newport Tor New York.
Schr Ella Emma, Fox, Hartford for New York.
Sehr = Abel Carr, Fall River for New York.
Schr Eliza Pharo sherman, Providence for New York.
schr h Deming, Boardman Providence for New
York
schr Quckstcp, Smith. Port Jefferson for New York.
Schr Eva Belle, Barrett, New Haven for New YORK.
Schr Ida Palmer, Palmer. stamford for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Florence Mavo, Hall. Hoboken tor Portland.
Scnr ida L Howard, Mozier, kondout for Portland
schr George Amos Proctor. WeehawFen tor Portland
schr Ann Elizabeth, Hayden, Aoboken Tor Provt
uence.
schr Douglas Haynes Adams Rondous for Ports
se6r Eats 4 Mary. cosgswsr- Rond0ut for Pawtneket
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ASTwrHs. Aprn is--aalod, o1rKs Geo jenkins EaD.
Hilton. PhilsdslDhia Israel svsh Tspi!n, wnninsioa,
NC
cLYDn, ABrn iS-saasd. ship EumsHiass Ssc. Pors
Royal &C.
caooEnAvrN April ie-lrrlvsd Ehip ctr % Dubnn
orr, Hail Portland. Q, for Liverpool
corxxaAcxs. April n-Arnvsd. sAip A r stsntman
Or, Cain, savannah Tor Reval tho; - bsforoh
GLASGOW, April is-Arriysd BARK Ida diaD. caEsoiA
New YorE.
aESoA Aprl Is-Arrivea schr Aibsrt Smith. Lss-
viii, Now OrleanI
Hose Rosc-Arrivsd ship McSsar Carter Shells
LfvrnPoot, Apnl ls-Arnved steamer Royal SIAN
dard CBD. johnson, Nav Orleans; ship cOldsusam,
Cousins Galveston.
Also arrived PIN ships Solo tswel. pannberg. Pcnsa-
cola Three Brothers. Cumming, san Franciscoi bark
1sonna fsr. GILBERT, South America
sailed 18Th. shin Emerald Isle err. Williams. New
York; barks sarpedon (Br. Lightboiy Uniei states:
Bsinum Brl nosher do; Fokefsen tSor). Olsen. 90;
sOuthard, Woodwork, a.; Enrique dor. Eenxuria.
DO
LONDON April l9-Arrycd, BARK Resource Ger. Gran.
Baltimore viz Falmouth dhnRsted before reported
abandoned aud picked up.
sailed 1910. BARK Hea CNor) Nielsen United states;
brig n DicxIe Ne 5ride. Boston.
Arrived ~ the Channel Istn brig Hcsperus Nor.
svendssn, Charleston for stcttin
LARSE April IS 7AM-sailcd. steamer State Of Georgia
CBr), COOPER from glasgow. YORK
LONDONDERRY April Is-saicd bark Countess Of Dat
ferin orr, McGonagle. United states
MARrropr, April Is-saied. brig Nelson OBJ. Dixon.
United states
haRsKrfLgs, April lG-Arrived. bark Nary Bird
Packard Ncw \ ork: brig Camille tBrj Craig. DO
MRLsounSE April IL Arrived, Rosina, Hanson,
New YORK
oronro. April l3-Arrved, brgs Anne Bachelor,
stee man, Philadelphia; Sullivan. Perry. New York
fLrxourE April lg-ArnveL bark Ophn lSorJ. Chris
Jensen Charleston Tor Rava.
saIed lgth. lark Olaf Kyrre Oswel Anderson. New
York mot previously.
Also arrived 1851, reamer wsrphalia C0sfD, kads
wle New York eAna proceeded Tor Hgnbmeh
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QUEENSTOWN. April lSArrived. bArks Loeb Err Csr,'
Murdoeh, san Francisco; Dunssnans (sr). Fope ror'
land, o.
arrived 18th. s PM steamer Algeria tBr). McMiekan'
New YORK for Liverpool.
Arrived OF Brow Head 10Th, AM steamer Indiana
Clark, from Philadelphia for Liverpool.
Arrived of Fastnet 10Th Pm, steamer Celtic (Br).
Riddle, New York for Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM April H-Sailed, steamer Rotterdam
Dutch, Janzen New York.
Arrived 18th, steamer Caland Dutch. Deddes New
York
R4ScooS-Arrved. ships Alice vennard. Could Alden;
Belle Morse Whitmore, Rio Janeiro.
sANTANDER. April l3-Arrlved, bark Surprise, Hoyt,
New York.
TExEL April ls-sailed, bark Melbourne tBr2, Burns,
New York
WATERFORD. April Is-saiIed. bark Liberals Aus' Wy
kander, United states.
Arrived at -- April 10, bark Henrietta GER, Won
Hagen. san Francisco via Queenstown.
Sailed FROM - vasco de CANA, for United states;
1T Power" tor do
LONDON. April l9-BarK Esther Loring from New Or
leans Hav-e. arrived OF Sicily to-day slightly dam
aged, having been in collision.
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SISTER MARY MAaDALEN.

Sister Mary Magdaen, member OF the Society
OF rhe House OF the Good Shepherd. corner OF At
lantic and New York avenues, IN East New YORK,
expired yesterday morning after protracted and
painful illness. Eight years ago. IN the bloom or
her womanhood, she abandoned the world 70 deci-
cate herself 10 the cause OF God, and joined that
order, the duties OF which are perhaps the most
arduous OF Gil the religious female associations
In the Church. she devoted herself win zeal
and herosm 10 the reformation OF the abandoned
or her that were sure TO result In q premature
termination OF ner MY career. Just be ore
the terrible spotted ever broke out In the Kings
county House oil the Good Shepherd she was trans
IerTed tnerc the Nineteen street House IN
This city and IL was while dischargIng ner duties
there in attendance upon toe sick and dying that
she lald the foundations OF the illness that IN con-
Junction with ner extraordinary energy and
enthusiasm, hurried TO an untlmelv
grave. She was beloved by her Superiors ana
associates, the idol or the poor soled doves size
endeavored TO restore 10 vlrtne and happiness
aud cherlsned most affectlonatey BY her friends
and relatives 10 tue outside world. she was the
daughter or Mr.. James O'Donnell OF Ballyrune,
county Limerick, Ireland. Her funeral Will take
place at three O'Clock this afternoon. from the
House OF the Coco shepherd. East New YORK