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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

MEDFORD, April Is. 1873.
l. EDWARD Thornton Gould. Of Ills Majestyis own
regiment OF foot. being u lawful aye. 10 testify
ana declare tn4t. On the evening 81 the lstn ms :,
unocr the orders 81 General Gage. ! embarked
with the gnt tnlautry and greV.diers % tie line.
commanded 81 Colonel Sni h, aud landed On the
marshes o. Cambridge. nom whence We pro-
ceeded to LexlngtoH on our arrival al tnaI place
we saw body u provincial troops, armed 10 the
number OK ABOUT sixty ur seventy men; on our
approach they dispersed, aud soon after firing
began but winch party fired nrst cannot exa ty
say, rs our troops rushed on scouting ana huzza.
ing previous TO the nrIny. which was con.
tinuel BY our troops - long a. any p
the prOvincals we're % be seen. IRON thence
We marcnea 10 Concord. On MI near the en-
trance Of the town We saw another body y Pro-
yincials assembled. the light tniantry con.
panIes we're ordered 10 the MI 10 dispense tnsm.
on our approach they retreated toward Concord.
The grenadiers continued the road under the Dill
toward the town. SIX companies ol llght Infantry
we're ordered down TO take possession " tne
bridge which the Proylncals retrrated over, the
company commanded was one Tnree com
panies 81 the above detacnment wen iorw.rts
about two miles. In the meantime tue provincial
troops return Cd TO the numoer VI ABOUT S0j 40J
We drew UP on the Concord sidc 81 ne bridge.
the Provincas came down upon VI, upon wnicn
we engaged and gave tue lrst nre Tns was tne
rrst engagement aiter,tne one Al Lexington;
CONTINUED aring rom ootn parties lasted through
the wholo day; myself was woundei az the az.
tack OF tue bridge, and am now Tlased with the
greatest humanity, anu tiKen all Losstblo care Of
By he Provlnclals Of Medford.
EDWARD THORNTON GOULD.
"Lleutenant, Kings own reglmenr.n
PROVINCE OF Middesex count, Ayri! rs,
MASSACHUSETTS BAY 1sTj
Lieutenant Thornton Gould, alorenamed, per.
sonally made oath 10 Tue trutb OF the 70 cgonR
declaration oy nim subscribed before ~.
IHAD MASON,
JOSIAH JOHNSON
SIMON TUFTS
Justices Of the Peace for tue county Aforesaid.
quorum anus
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19
The Old Folks Concert.

A large and appreciative audience
assembled last evening at Turn Verein
Hall to hear the Old Folks Concert.
Fifteen ladies and twelve gentlemen
comprised the "old folks" and they
we'll sustained their musical reputa-
ton. Miss Florida Nichols Miss Ra-
chel Edelman, Miss Matte Wheeler,
Miss Laura Morris and Mrs. Aberna-
thy sang admirably and were heartily
encored. Miss Laura Morris created
sensation, though it was her de5u',
Miss Edelman, in response to an ell
core, made an admirable selection,
which was heartily applauded. Miss
Wheeler and Miss Nichols turned that
ever sweet melody, "Old Folks at
Home" into duet and sang it in the
sweetest manner, bringing its touching
sentiment home to each auditor. Of
this song i is not too much to say that it
contained as much melody and almost
as much devotion as any of the sacred
songs of the evening, An encore
would have spoiled the effect of the
music, and we We're pleased to see the
last stanZa received in appreciative
silence. OF Prof. Havelps manage
ment we Can only say pleasant words.
Master Polaski made hit in the iu-
strumeptal duet, and we witnessed
Jabez Lawson's precise timing with
breathless admiration. Before the
close of the performance Prof. HaveIl
announced that, by request, the pro-
gramme would be repeated, or some
thing similar given, next Saturday
evening. On that OCCASION we hope
to see the programme abbreviated
slightly, so as to give more room for
encores. The universal wish is that
the same charming ladies' and oblig-
ing gentlemen will take part. Such
combination of musical talent, In such
a pleasant way, has seldom been seen
In Los Angeles, and we look expect
antly for the next concert.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19
First Train Of the Los Angeles and lndepen.
dence Railroad.

On Sunday morning the informal
opening of the Los Angeles and Inde-
pendence railroad took place. Hacks
conveyed eXcursionists from the city
to Cienega station, where the train of
fiat cars were awaiting them. The
cars had been carefully prepared by
Superintendent Crawford with seats,
sides andawnings, and made o very
comfortable conveyance. The trip
as made in about nineteen minutes
and the passengers Were landed in
good order OH Santa Monica wharf.
One or two more trips were made dur
ing the day, but the great occasion
was the arrival of the Senator which
took place about six O'Clock. The fog
was so thick that the steamer could
not be seen until she was within one
hundred yards of the wharf, and her
appearance was Il great relief TO all
having friends OH hoard. For severaI
hours the locomotive had been whis-
C'iuS AOi "iu Sco hv iSSt'''ioC thhii a
quarter of an hour previous to her
reaching the wharf, when her answer
ing whistle relieved all anxiety. She
rounded the wharf in good shape and
soon had her passengers aud their
baggage on the dock ready for the
Los Angeles train. The return trip to
Cienega was soon made and we were
landed in II bedlam of hackmen, all
,lesirous of getting load. Fortunate
ly there were sufficient hacks and we
were soon on our way to Los Angeles.
The trip was made without accident
and thus the informal opening of the
Los Angeles aud Independence rail-
road ended pleasantly. Col Cra wford
chief Engineer of the road, deserves
the thanks OF the excursionlsts for
his care and attention and he will al
ways be pleasantly remembered.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19
The Paper Factory.

Capt. George B. Walker, of Phlla-
delphia, the manufacturer of paper
from cactus, is at the Backman
House. Mr.. Walker is associated with
wealthy capitalist, and his improved
machinery Is now ON the way. He has
patented his discovery of the material
and Improvements in machinery, and
now all he wants is location and the
material. He has been examining the
water power in this vicinity and finds
it fair. We trust he will receive every
encouragement from our citizens, and
that he may get location to suit. The
business he embarks in will utilize an
immense amount of waste cactus
brush and will employ large number
OF hands, Such manufacturers should
be aided, and we hope our city and
county authorities will aid them, even
to exemption from taxation for term
of years.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Los Angeles. 90
On this 18th day of October, 1875.
personally appeared before me, A. w.
Potts, County Clerk, c. w. Johnston,
who being duly sworn, doth say: "It
affords me pleasure to state that under
the treatment of DR.. Aborn L am
THIRTEEN POUNDS heavier than when
applied to him three weeks ago, my
case being one of compression of the
chest, with one lung almost useless to
me for the past twelve years. was
unfit for manual labor, being in an
almost PROSTATE condition of general
debility, weak eyes, etc. 1 now am
doing both day and night service at
the Backman House, and feel almost
new man. | will also add that l
have tried different modes of treat
ment and have Travelled more or less
for the past six years, visiting the diff
ferent watering places and health re-
sorts and have never found anything
so beneficial as DR.. Aborn's plan of
medicated inhalation, conjoined with
his constitutional remedies, and my
advice to the afflicted is not to post.
pone Il day, but to do as 1 did and con-
suit him without delay.
have given this to the public vol
unfairly, believing it TO he charita.
BILE duty ! owe to those similarly af-
flicted as have been.
Respectfully,
c. w. JOHNSTON.
- Subscribed and sworn to be.
(sr fore me, this 18th day of
"N October, 1875.
-- A. w. PORTS,
County Clerk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Deeds filed for record for the 4S hours
ending October IS, 1875, as reported for the
HERALD by Judson, Gillette & Smith, Ex-
aminers Of Title, No. 30, Spring street, Los
Angeles:
NJ serrot TO Joseph Mace.-l5 acres near
Florence; 1915.
r. Howe to Joseph Mace.-5 acres adjoining
+. Redowa to ]. e. Bacon-2i acres in San
Juan Capstrano.
A NJ. Lugo and wife 10 L, Lehman.-Lot 60
6-l0n feet front West side of " ilmington street,
l6D feet deep; $1,000.
=. Levy to j. Levy.-Six lots in santa Mon
lea; $500.
j. W. Hacerstick to F. Miller.-Block 81,
Ord survey OF city; S7't0
j. q. D0~ney to AZ. u. Pitt.-Lot :, olock l,
Downey tract; $780,
]. p Jones ct al TO j. Worrall.-Lots L and
Y, block "a, santa Monica; $780,
same to r. g. Mctitnnis.-Lot ., block lF,
Santa Monica; Sl595.
j. A. Weld to Temple & Workman.-Six lots
in South Santa Monica; S 40
NJ. kraszynskl TO j. Il Bacon.-5lla acres In
San Juan Cupistrano; Sl,UOl.
]. h. Irudrl to NJ. j. Newnark.-Southh half
oil lot 2, blotk II, Uid's survey; 81 ,02O.
j. A. Dunn to L. White.-D acres in Nietos
/. w. Helman to A.wilcox.-Agreemen to
convey l50 acres in Rancho San ANTONIO for
homas Gray 10 II P. Bronx Agreement TO
convey 29I 77-iO0 acres In Rancho Ia Cienega.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19
AN OFT TOLD TALE.
BY L. III. FOOTE. |


Irecollect one Ger ain night In June
ut seems TO me our ghis are dearef than
our daysl
When dust Il silver from the moon
tAs some fami lar poei says
Fell softly on the sea and land.
1t was the night OF nights; pray tell what
harm
Fo~ youth and beauty, arm In arm,
To saunter down the yellow sande
Iqulte forgot just how II came about;
There Was an earnest word, two hands
lheld out
And then upon HIS breast
In moment ry rest;
The NJ. bile mouth and tender eyes
Were turn.d to him in glad surprise,
1t W IS very, very nice; you know,
To press ner sea-side hat against his vBt;
Asw ct tnretast of helven. al hough
The rest was only momentary rest,
For with rrmorseful start sne said,
ALAS! alas! for me.
Itcannoi, cannot be!
Tomorrow week am to we'd"
How small word will grind the heart to
[dust
A breath of air will break the thread
On which we hang our trust
AMI VIII lie his lips were white and mute,
He took from her the Deadsea fruit,
And simply bowet his head.
An oft told tale: II was the wealth
OF youth and hope and matchless health (;
It was the opulenca OF brawnpy arms,
Against fve-twenties, and hundred farms.
Back TO hi dull, nconscios books
He went.with bruised heart and sharpened
brain,
To school his thoughts and mask is
look,
And nurse purpose born ofpain.
A trifie cynicle he seems, and yet
He may. perhap-, forget.
"Hard hit," sir Isaac Base says in we'll
bred lang,
He sees the symptoms and has felt the
pHng.
Brave hearts will sometimes vince, he
knows;
VIII Vince, but still not whine,
II once there Is no color to the rose.
Nosparkle to tho wine.
And she, she plays her welded part
Right royalty with subtle art,
Ard wears with pride her gilded chain ;
But for the semb ance of heart
We seek in vain,
The man who's name she bears
Is old and gray and bent with care,
But then, but tnen,
He Is the prince of men,
For she Is mistress of the Riverside,
And has brown stone front In town beside.
Time brings reprlsals to us all,
And soon or late we learn the truth
That stately pride will have It's iali.
And that one IL tie heart, forsooth,
Outweighs 1t all.
Overland Monthly for October.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19
ANOTHER TRIUMPH.

Successful Treas atment of the Lungs
The Patient Ind been Afflicted fer
Twelve Years-iEe Gains Thirteen
Pounds in Three Weeks Under DIR.
Aborn's SkiiIfuI Treatnsent-Sworn
and Subscribed to- Before A. w.
Potts, County Clerk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19
COURT REPORTS.

Probate COurt-O'MELvENY,J j,
MONDAY, October Is.
Inventory and appraisement in the estate
of Adolph PeZe al. d.
Remiltitur affirming the judgment of the
Probate court In the Lauiranco estate was re-
ceived fl0m the Supreme Court at Sac a.
mento.
Adjourned,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19

County COurt---O'M 'MELvENEY, ].
MONDAY, Octt. Is.
People VS.. .Newman.-Remittitur from the
! Supreme Court granting the defendant new
trial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF ALUNZ0 c. ALLEN, de-
= ceased.-Nutice is he eby given by tl.e
undersigned, Administrator, with the will
annexed, of the estate of .AlpnzD {. Alien, de-
ceased, 10 the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said decreased, TO
exhibit them, with the nece sary vouchers,
wlthin ten m ntbs afler the first publication
of this notice, to he said Admin straior, with
the will aanexed at HE ofhce sf j. - Ihomp-
son. in the city OF Los Angeles, county of Los
Angeles and state OF Cah!ornia.
~rfs. CALVIN L. sPt1RTER,
Admir-, with will annexed, of A. q. Allen, de-
ceased.
Dated October 7, 1875. g - ocs 4w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19
B . II n

RAPH \EL.- Mrs. &. Raphael, q son, on
Sunday morning 1T an carry hour.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19
NEW TO-DAY.
Vanity! All is Vanity!

go on facts. Every body who visits my
stores will coincide with my asser' ion that
keep the best and cheapest stock of cigars and
gents furnishing good. Be convinced by
calling at |. GULDSMlTH'S
AT the Orient Cigar Stand, Downey Block,
and ut the Identical, under the Backman
House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19

And will give sl0o0 for case 1t will not bene
At. A bottle sent Free TO all addressing ]. f.
DIBBLEE, Druggist, Sl4 sixth avenue, New
York. je26 Sm W
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19
STOCK REPORT.

STOCK REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to the Herold.l
SAN FRANCISCO, October IL.
MORNING QUOTATIONS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19
NOTICE..

A L. PERSONS owning shares in the
- East Los Angeles Pioneer Building Lot
Association will please pay their n>talments
at the office OF Barbse & Gates, 81 Commer-
cial street, aulI If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19
"FlTS AND EPILEPSY
1t has Cured Thousands

ST sltively cured. The worst cases of the long
Po standing, by using DR.. Hebbard's Cure.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19

WAETS-LuST-FOUND

tAf After the first Of January, u
Wv situationas Clerk by "a yrung man twen-
ty.seven Yeas old. is capable as buyer or tn
k change. Can give the highest New York
ref renceS address
ARCHIBALD PARK,
els lw 5ll Broadway, n. Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-19

sANTEO.-A situation as Cham be mail
Wv or House servant, by white woman,
native of Sweden. Address
THILDA HOLEMBERG
octlielw santa Monica.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
CROSSED LEGS AN ABoMNATIoN.

TO the Editor Of RE Tribune.
SIR: correspondent of THE TRIBUNE
growls about wet mating In the horsecars. want to
growl at another and a greater nuisance. In Holland
they take their shoes the door and put on slippers
Now suggest that every who enters car be com
PEELED to take off his muddy boots and put on pair Of
slippers OF which unlimited supply should he Kept at
the door, so that each passenger he enters TO run the
gauntlet crossed legs do SO without being coy
cred with rrrd Many women have general antipatLy
To horscas ON account OF this nuisance and they think
the propretors ought to put up notices TO this effect
Gentlemen keep their feet the oor;" but in this opn
ion hey are wrong may see by their clothes
that tney are gentlemen. IL once the custom among
this class Of gentlemen at the Bowery Theater to OK
hiu their boots the railing or the upper tiers 40 t
they could eat their peanuts with more COMFORT bG.
some fastidous ones objected and raised the cry OF
Boots boots boots :" whenever one appeared above
the ps ope'. heads. and the custom abolished. II l.
this iegnusaucc belongs exclusively 10 Amer
lea and that as advance the road 10 civilization
aud refinement the custom will die out When Col lrunl-
ball painted the 3gLlng ~ tho Declaration Of indie
pendcuce" nv own opinion IL that he meant II satire
on American legs; aud john Randolph wthy dubbed 10
"Trmbuis Shnrpecc.' DIDlbUs.
Gs.c- York, Dee =, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
INSPECTIONS OF UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

The report Of the Committee on Rates and
SURVEYS OF tie Ncw-York Board OF FIo Underwrtof'
giving list Of tie heating apparatus examined during
the month OF October 1875, ha' just been issued 10 the
members OF the Board. There were 81 buildings eN-
amned in this city OF which - found in unsafe
con tiou AL Of to made SAFE except the fol
lowing: The oy furnace at No 22s Eeeckers the
smoke nue OF the furnace al No. $40 sxhaye and the
moke-pipe of furnace al No 7S West FOfty-cigLh-st
There were also six buildings examined In Brooklyn
duriug the month three OF which found unsafe, but
the defects were corrected.
From the report OF the Department OF Buildings, which
comes through this Committee or the Board OF Undor
writer's II appears thai q buildings OF those reported
during the month in unsafe condition still remain
insecure. A1Onr these the east wall and chleys
of The buii ai No I6 Dey-st; the chmucys ana nnes
from No go No sos Broadway; the front waits OF
Nos 235 23g ~ and 243 East IHrtcthst the chiiu
news az No g5 Henri St and Nos 237 aud 31 Broad
Wv. inc rear building al No 50 Crosby-sti TIE
front aud east walls of No II Stonc-rL; the CUM
news OF No. l4j7 Third-ave; tho east and west
walls OF No 17J Banks the chincys Of Nos 53J ana
$40 Sccond-ayc., Nos G3 Fourthavc., No II Jacoh'f
and No 800 Eighth-aye the rear aud east waits OF NO
Glg NIuth-st tbs WALL floors etc, OI No % Arl
ceI-st the buildings at No. 206 Cha lamst. No Joy
West seventoentlst at the rear of No 20 hTkets hha
the front wall Of No ~ Peify,t The report also states
tLot tic building ~ No. 416 Pearlst should be tsei
down ard that the following among others, shoud %
mae safe: No u Tompkius-st., No. los NASSAU ald
Nns and Frankfortsts., Nos 2O1 Wet seventeenth
ST and No. ,JJl l!lrd-aYc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
THE POOR MANS ONLY OPPORTUNITY.
n tbe I'd itor OF The Tribune.

SIR: have several times read the statement
that Centennial Commissioners have decided that the
Centennial Exhibition will not be open sundays next
year while think all rightmlnded American citi1ens
earnestly desire that the Exhibition shall prove sue
cess do not believe that majority OF them, nor even
large minority think that nolerant narrow-minded-
ness Is necessary to achieve 1t, or desire 10
have tho Exhibition conducted upon a plan
or subjected llbcral rule, the effect OF which would
certainly the exclusion OF tens of thousands OF poor
iabOng people from the pleasures aud dement's OF te
Exhibition. Men and women, VINO src compedcd 70 Toll
through the entire week for food and Tamelt, "A mob
either humane ChristauIke 70 debar from the ex-
nbltOn between the hours Of Saturday night when Ihcy
cease from labor until Monday morning whom they arc
compelled it, think that no rule Ike the one
under cons should be adopted by the Board OF
Centennial Commissioners AZ nothing better can os
doneand certainly hall loaf IL better than no bread
let the Exhibition be closed umn high noon on sunday
AMI thus gave everybody who desires the opportunity OF
conol1int OF the Exhibition az sabbatbdtturbing clo
ent Then omen wide portals for the rest and limo
cent rccre atom OF the poor. NON FoPUL.
Camden, Ari,., Dec. 4, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
p1curs OF GAS CONSUMERS.

For some time past complaints have been
made Of the poor quality % gas in Brooklyn and the
large bills presented BY the gas companies, ana in many
stores and dwellings kerosene oil has been substituted
for the gas Samuel j. Young Of No. 81 Doug!assst,
yesterday filed affidavit IN the CITY Court in which M
states that from Oct Nov. u, 1870 ho wac charged
by the Citizens Gas Light Company for burning sas III
his residence $50 10, 20 per cent more than he was
charged for the previous month lie declares that he
di not use az many burners previously and is posi-
tive that no more II rs mitch, was burned lie com
planned TO Company winch refused 10 maze any re-
ductOu threatening n H. did not pay s DILL " smut on
the as entirely. He finally paid the bi.i under protest
lie then n0rmci The Company that ne ihtenuc u nav
come c0upeeut persons test the accuracy or the meier
TO this Direction made. tho company sidthS thti
would make il own tests, AMI IN III oNh way IL ur
ts -boud not be done, and the officers 81
the Company said they would take y" ~ nh meter. ~
apr.d iudc Nelson who granted an order directed
to tie itizan o. Light Company, ordering II 60 show
cause neN ltugday why IL should not De eiJoiheG
from interfering with hr. NOung's meter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
THE INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

At the annual meeting Of the stockholders
and directors OF the International Ocean Telegraph
Company yesterday in the Western Union Telegraph
Companys building, the members OF the Old Board OF
Directors were reelected. The gross earnings for the
year ending oct 81 were S3J9,l29 D. while the net
earnings amounted 10 Sl00,s0G 81. DE- Nofain
Green, ViccPresdent, stated that the husi-
ness between this country and Havana
had = fallen of glTdually during the past two
or three years, but the through business To
South American ports has increased TO such an extent
that the total earnings bad been Ia excess OF f0rhe
years The report further states that new cable ad
been completed during the past year between Key West
and Punta Rosa. thus furnishing duplicate cables, IN
working order between PInt1 Rosa and Havana touch
ing M Kev West als1 lat the cables from Drna-
ara ard from Para Pernanbuco were IN ;hor-
ough VOL klus condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
THE MISSING STEAMER TAwERIQUE.

L. de Bebian, agent of the General Transat-
lantic Company, stated to reporter OF THE TRIBUNE
yeserday that he had heard nothing further about the
disabled steamer DAmorique. II he should not near
from the steamer France to-day OF her arrival at
Plymouth he should feel satisfied that she had found
the LAmerique The captain OF the LAmcliquc, he
said, was one OF the best OF the French naval Off
GERS, and the Company places the utmost con
Gdencc in his ability while the vessel was one OF the
etanchest lie thought tcrc great deal OF uiec-
essay alarm in regard "a the safety Of the vessel az when
she spoken 10y the Colon size was ia the vase o.
ocean steamers piyng across the The captain or
the France received imperative orders 10 search for tue
Amerique which he would not hesitate TO DO, rs the
two commanders are cousins. The VILE de Brest and
another vessel have also been dispatched upon the search
1lc agent receipt % kilograms daily from friends OF
the ptsqengers and states thst he receives
any Intelligence he Will make it pubic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
A GREAT MANS CRITICS.
tor OF The Trtbnnn

To ne Edttor OF The TrtOuns.
SIR: notice in Tuesdays TRIBUNE letter
critcising Thur0w Weeds estimate OF Sumner. The
writer OF that letter. after saying that "eycy man has his
limitations" with sort Of comic gravity says that an
lterate person is not competent Judge OF the Novum
Organum" Now it is evident in the last proposition
that the fault Is not the individuals natural capacity
but in his education. Moreover any attempto establish
similar pursuits and eud0wmcnts a. the criterion by
which one person Il to Judge OF anoh rs character and
merits he IN effect 10 revive tue ancient seud be-
t,ecn talent and taste Must a sumner ONLY estimate
Suunuerf m So there must be immense number OF
rrou.Ous opinions extaut concerning the genius and
mist Inevitably conclude that Chatham alone ap-
preeiate and properly interpret Delnosthenes. y. T.
Waymnt, Penn, Dec. ], 1879