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, 1876-08-12

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, 1876-08-12

Secretary MonR1nt las appointed Mr..
JAMES @. HuI, OF Boston, Supervising
Architect Of tho Treasury, cfce porrnn, re-
signed The appointment is regarded As
good ono, and happy escape from tho
threatened restoration of tho kfuLIErr dy-
nasty. Mr.. Hill was The principal assistant
Of both Mu1LErr and Po7rzR, LAS been con-
ncoted with tho Department architectural
affairs for nine years, md Is said to he emi-
nontly qualified for the position Of Suporvis.
ing Architect,
, 1876-08-12

tanc. Wheat oloacd t@4c higher, at 30 for
August and S8so for September. Corn closed
10 lower, at 45ao for August aud l5so for
September. Oats closed shatle Armer, At
90 cash, and solo for September. 1syo was
strong, at 50@5lc, Barley closed flrmer, at 73o
for September. Hogs were dull and closed
weals at 5@l5o decline. Sales were principal
~ at $0.15@6.40. Cattle wero dull at about
Thursdays quotations. Sheep were quiet.
One hundred dollars in gold would buy
$11L37t III grcenbacks at the close.
, 1876-08-12

The Chicago produce markets wero steadler
yesterday, except a rally In wheat Mesa
pork closed 15o per bsl higher, Ut 9ls.Ao for
August and sl5.t0@1s.4sl for September.
Lard closed 25o per 100 lbs lower, at sll.2ai
@la.2b casA or seller September. Meats wsro
dull. at TO for boxed shoulders, $40 tor do
short ribs, and 9sc for do short clears. Lake
ts.;it;hts wero dull, at lle for corn to Buffalo.
fail fTaights wero unchanged. Nighwines
weks quiet, ct SLIM per gallon. F'onr was
, 1876-08-12

This time It is tho Senate which inaugu-
rates the movement to restore the franking
privilege. That body yesterday, after an
hours debate, sonntors on both sides sup
porting tho proposition, tackled an amontl+
ment to tho Post.Routo bill having this Oh.
joct in tiew. Tho honora aro easy, tho af-
hr1nativs vots being equally diyided-l5
Democrats and IL Republicans. One Of tie
former, howovor, NASDo1ru, Of Now Jorsoy,
changed hia voto baforn tho result was an
nnr,ncaf1
, 1876-08-12

Serious allegations Of corruption against
DR.. MoV1oKAn, Health Commissioner Of CHI
cugo, wero ,uado public In tho Poss yeater-
day, in the form OF an affidavit to tho effect
that Dr. hoVlozAa proposed, for the sum Of
'sl00 Per month, to secure to GEoRaE Lax.
hxR complete monopoly of night scavonger
work. DR.. MoV1uKAn makes most omphat-
io denial OF tho chnzgo, stating 1t to be wholly
without foundation, and doubtless at tho
proper timo will strengthen Ais denial under
oath.
, 1876-08-12

Tho character Of Alr. BKEouEa's dafenso to
The action for malicious prosecution insti.
tutod by FLANK MouLroS is outlined in tho
tefendant'a anBwer to the bill. blr. BGEouKa
aenics TINT MouIroN was ready or anxious
10 proceed to trial on tho criminal indiet-
,ncnt for libel; denies that he [BEEouEn)
nyor requested the brooklyn Distriet-Attor-
ney to drop tho prosecution, and ayers tlat
his testimony was true wlereupon the Grand
Jury indicted Mou1ToN for libel.
, 1876-08-12

Toa HENDRICKS made speech In Johnstown,
N. T., on tho til. lust. There VIVA not great
deal OF politics In 1t, but ha managed to say
this:
Whhteyor may hare been yonr raat political
oplniUna, you 10 reflect that this ycar, this moSt
soicmn yenr In American history. thls Centennial
ySat, we4 n9 mn, dare bn ia!ao 10 h!s country.
viii, rlxlit Of on lhs sldu with wrong. You cannot
take neutral ground. As our great Master i, sou
years ago Wild. - You lIavo rot tu DO with Nj Of
against Me-" Y0n l.ayu yot t0 lu fut thu right Or
nxaInst IT.. When thu eectton-lay comes round,
you will VI! havu duty tu perform,
From the inaccurary Of tic quotation from
tho great Masters dcclaralloa it Ia evident that
the Democratic candidate for Vico-preatdeue
has not been real!ng the Now Testament for
long time. lie puts himself lu Cia1sr'a placc,
nnl gives tho crowd to understand that thosu
of thsm who vote ngalnst lin viii by commit
ting sisl,--!t Is n bo hoped not an unpardona-
hte uuc.
, 1876-08-12

Tho warm southwest wind Of Inst evening
boro upon it's wings 1nqast disgusting re-
minder TINT tho great geographical problem
which tho Health Department hos under.
taken 10 collar and throw still rcmaina TN.
solved. Can't tho expedition nuke forced
narcll Of mile and Lalf or two uilcs and
capture TINT horrible stel.ch2
, 1876-08-12

Benator LOGAN has not boon ablo to com-
1naill tho number Of votes. necessary to call
up and SECURE notion upon his bill for tho
equalization of bounttca, aud is snld to have
nbont rcconciled himself to q possponcment
until tho wintor session. The country could
easily reconcile itsolf to an unlimited post
r)one,nent
, 1876-08-12

This Common Council wrostled with tho
gaa question ut ;ta meeting last evening, and
after p long discussion and stubborn fight
ordinances woro passed admitting to compe-
tition in tho manufacture Of gas two now
companies, whose price to all consumera la
li,nitod to $1.G0 per thousand feet.
, 1876-08-12

No lcBa than nineteen of Na,nbrault's portrslts
Of hia oyn un3oyely face orc now cxtant.
Four sI1yerert trana1atton. n, nrot 11,,t,,. ..e,
brIcl Courov. arc annonnccd so, annrn r.,co l.,
Germany.
Mr.. Gcorcc cruttahnnk,a .tch,r,s md ,,ho-
works haya bceu purcbascil m bioc iev tI,c wnat.
mtn.tcr anr.- -,r,, ' ~ '''S "ea'
was,or rasn.,ss.,. u,..,.
,,an Wi 4a1vpns M,aasss, s''sx "aa u"'e.leo IN
unsey. into who.o nosscs,,on ~ as o,.,~ so,a -
p.,..u .n,..s,. =. LII, =: 1Ne'' ~sA'0' :.
.,no.so, .a t1,t paw " o pcl1ee1 mAstor o'
,as .s ~, s1us .s .usoF'es p'tase IT, How 10
JUN ~. lgn' II IL aaa also, that The lflnco 10
Nv W. VI A"''.
..r".,. Nv Lunoon %,, Heat"anm ount'y pFononnees
,.,"1a ~ .a.,ur3' put tno spectator
!auses tnnt tao mater or tho plot tho sttongest
es.'a' .''o' 4Ns set "i'''eh' .a-......
Tho death 10 announced Of Prof. Chtlders, m
eminent scholar and frequent contributor to
English periodical ]'teratu1c Ills principal work
s., was lA!t atesoa1sy, wa'cn no comptled while
acting ~ nss's@ahs hsosaf'an 70 tho lndia oflce.
Tho best whist In tho country was played in tho
elub'room Of the old United stntcs uotc1 ut Sara.
toga' wien Cornelius Vanderbilt, Gen. Wool,
AeVeeay Johnaon, ana Judge Wayne, Of 1corg1a.
weso fteauentcra Of the p1ace. Tho club.foom
waA bailt about 1886.
The 1Poulen's cenfennlut Journal notices that
rev Of the porsono suffering from Sunssroko at
th'ladelph!a are women. It attributes tho fact
partly 10 tho morc suitable dressing Of. tho women,
and partly 10 their 'habltual abstaence from tho
uso Ut intoxicating lipnors.
Mr.. 0opr,o.Tacob 11o1voahc. ,vbo,o h.o,th I.
nov c-esablEshed. has undertaken tho od.tornhip
Of now paper. to bo entitled tho Stcstdr Rspltio.
He Will undertake. to test familiar subjects by d
ncw principle, dycstlng that which Ia secnlar from
completely with that which Is athotAtsc.
Mnyur Cobb Of boston, recently gaye position
on tho police forcc of thnt city to young man ho
hal graduated at Harvard College md tho Harvard
Medical School. Tho applicant was psact!cipy
plyaIcan, hut found himself unable to rrovtde The
baFcst neecssartea OF lsfe tot hs wifo aud child.
Tic Journo! last evening said that tho rain Of
Thuraday night, though It did not put out the tnO.
teoss, did mt ont tho pepple WIN var, watch.
Inc for tbn, On tho contrary. II mn thr nco,s"i"
taiph Waldo Emerson ha. N app's.otetasa tron,
tho sa,o Of hts books, ''o'''
nj, nro,,rotor. of TIM vtn,,,- ,ro.,, t., Va.
man who Ind boarded At tllcr taLes tire. mouths
m1tnou' ea5"S 1os !no pfl'licse. iho men IN
charge OF tho dining room woro deceived by the
bo.rdas who paid BIZ hi, reg [esu1al1, - regular
Con. Castes's "War MemosFs "wlll he continued
In several numbers Of tho Gataxy, the publishers
having largo supply of manuscript on hand. Tho
ns1s nanspof VI INC magazine VIII also contain
i. T. H.. an "a article BY ..seef.tary q @ Ws1lss on
"Tho Nomination and Election Of AbraLan, Lin.
solAt
, 1876-08-12

a movement has been inauguratcd in tho
East to rcdurtl tho price Of admission To basc-
ball games to 25 cents. The srcccss Of tho CT
fort would doubtless be to make the national
gamc also moro popular game thnn II is. In
tho West, tho effect Of high prizes is not 60 up
parcnt as ut tho East, but there Is still room
for an improved attendance even in Chicago.
, 1876-08-12

Tho Board Of Education last evening
adopted resolution calling upon The Com.
mon Council to institute an investigation Of
tho charges md ra,mors concerning tho man.
ago1nont of school Affairs by the tirat-named
1,nt1v
, 1876-08-12

Tho creditors OF the Cook County Nation
nj Bank will bo gratifed to learn that divi-
dend of 10 per cent will be forthcoming In
Septembcr.
, 1876-08-12

HENDnlcKs should hurry homo md 1ook after
that mule story. 1t IL travelling rapidly thnn
the fAst mnil.
P.6.-A dispatch says that lo asserts TINT he
pushed tho swlnalIng claim In the Senate with
out fec or compensation. Well, what did ho
do It for tIen2
, 1876-08-12

Even ToM EwlNa, thu .crnzfcat ehtnplaster
ltlnatic Ia Ohio, eats crow with WASH MuLnAa,
Old BILL ALLEN, and the rest. Alta meeting OF
tho Dcmocratic 9tato Central Committee he
madc speech indorsing tho St. Louis plat
form, with tho TILpEa Interpretation put upon
It in the letter of acccptance
, 1876-08-12
They Arc the Consumers and fin
Gaslight s. Coke Company,
Public md Private Consumers tn D,
Charged @1.50 q Thouaand,
Strenuous Efforts to Delay Action on III.
Ordinances Defeated.
The Order Reducing the Size Of Gss
Bn1nera Adopted

N'Ael VII st4u eUb1Ckk VI kaSs
Tho minority report Of tho Committee On c,,
Lights reconnonding tho nsssaoc NJ In ,.',t w. VA"
rniattnr tn fin '''' p"''"S' VI 'ue osu'aan'a
coHsuMEiss' 1As"L101T AND CoKB CoNrAyr
was read.
Aid, Thompson moved that tho Alderman 49,
presented tho ordinance have leave to Withdraw IT,
tho report having been s!gncd by but two meubc:,
Ut tha Committee, minority.
CO M Inc report. aaia no d'a not slsh to w'thdtawlt
a',,, IMe gentleman 'rhompson had rsfuscd to rim
was no. aIa 10 aes h'n'e. on res.ta
said he would tako oa 20 cents thousand Ih. Il IL.
hs woas as DO DO nos"s h fds hes @ on 1
to come !n he was satisfied gas would be furnished
AID. Thompson made the point that, there being
nort mi thnrcforc. thcro ra, m ro,,nr. n, ~,
A1a' Wh,tc ro,i Inn. notu, ,vonJ ,,a "ao, w. ~ IT,
com;nittso Is had not bscn instructed to report.
At. Ino.mpso1n aaia taetc Wete iour cun'ranlc1
"nfis |H9 tn p n,aGsn niinn t!,np np'1gatnst t.,
them M liz PROPOSED ' to 10 rsht on ~ rceafa .sn1 =
Dnrg GompaHy N VIZ d gooa afM soa, nna woaa
Tug m nezt ha,s9, N.Y. yGats rs,trn,oa TIN ,a,, ,,.
~ lAWlei4u fluLcnieu LIle 1HEA ttlat Ie conid
Mt MT bring np % hls rcpntt i1c claimed that i the
@ wv ~ s IN M't ~ H. o W, Wa .eha in
Az. Thompaon-l!1w WI yon facilitate shs
.,.' so .y y, , WI VI ~ IL otaef COM
AlI MawlsS.1t VIII b. two n2 q thss yea.. b:
"a rSc En- rhslr,nan Ms VIII ac, o, !, Tim co,.,,
str1ste1 70 op9tt oq tas t
4 H,x".uay cn,i 80 =" ~, .np NJ. e.,
, 1876-08-12

New Ch1cNEn Theatre.
Clark street, bctvccn Lake md Randolpb. Hoo.
&sy's Stlnstrels. Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-08-12

SuuHo MAlAAEHdr Aua Euu 0A4LEh very 4aIA
In the First District. This Republicans e1-
pcct to gain five or six mombors In Ohio.
-
a M1sTAKE.
In Lis letter Of acceptance lIr. T1LpEx
has made an error of omission from which
he will not likely recover, and this error was
in ncglccting to frnnkly discuss tho horrid
Hamburg massacro. Ample timo had elapsed
from the perpetration of this fcnrfrl naasa-
ere to the date Of bis letter Of tho 81st Of
July to havo obtained full particulars re-
garding It. Tho report Of Gov. CHAMBER
LAIN, tho accounts Of tho mnin iratigator,
Gen. DuT1En, md Of tho oyo-witnesscs on
boil, sides, had al1 boon made and comment
cd on.
The weak platitudes indulgcd in on tho
necessity OF following the Constitution and
ita amendments, and of securing to all
citizens, Of whatever raco or color, their full
rights, will not avail whom It is we'll
kuown that thcae South Carolina butchers
will give hoir votes and use thoir persuaspe
influence in favor Of tho election Of Gov.
T1IDEN. When such mon as LAMAR, whose
fidelity to the Democratic party las been
unqucstioncd, and whose associations md
education hnvo rather tended toward tho con-
tinued degradation Of tho negro, boldly de-
nounco this crime, and whom the Democratic
papers Of tho entire North, except tho Now
York World and Cincinnati Enquirer, not
only offer no apology for, but unquali1ed1y
condemn ths outrage, it itcertain1y would seem
that the question had acquired m Importance
in the Presidential contest which could not
well DO Overlooked by tho Democratic candi-
date. In entirely ignoring it Mr.. 1t1nzH
hns virtually acknowledged his dependence
upon that Glass, Of which tho inst;gators and
perpetrators OF this butchery arc a
pnrt, for his election. Tile ssato-
ment made, TINT the coal-strikcrs Of
Pennsylvania ARE Of far greater importance
while thoy roocive but passing public no.
tice, is plainly nntruo, from tho fact that while
tho one is quarrel between Iabor and capi-
tai invested In producing anthracite coal, tho
other is struggle which affects in the issues
connected with it tho existence Of tho na-
ton Itself. Honest Democrats ut tho North
who havo deprecated my a1lusion to the
causes which produced tho War, and to tho
questions which immediately followed it, Is
m attempt to keep eliyc hittorness md an
imosity which ahou1d bo forever buried, arc
already doubling tho c1pedicncy Of suffering
tho coming Administration to be influenced
by tho clement which caused this massacre.
In his Bilonco regarding it, B1r, TnDEa has
plainly declared that the claimu Of progress,
of common 1,umnnftv md If civilization
, 1876-08-12
SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, 1870.

Grsenbacks nt the Now York Gold E1.
change yestortlay closed at 80i.
, 1876-08-12

Adcfpht Thcafrn.
Monroe atrrtt. corner Dearborn. Variety perform.
once. Afternoon Rld evening.
, 1876-08-12


Tartics lcaying this city for ths summer csn ha7e
THK DAILY Tn1AuTS forwarded To ahy addttss upon
srnysnR orders At counting ro0F Tha paper VIII
for 81 I}rf npnt1J,
, 1876-08-12
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-25
CRUSHING Letter .fom .loulsoA.

New YoaK, Feb. 2l-Frnncis D Moulton
publishes the following card this P. NJ:
! Rep Leonard Bacon, d. D., Moderator, &c !.
| ReUerend Sir = From The terms OF The leltci
missivc had not supposed your reverend body
VAS competent TO consider or determine The
question Of The gnili or innocence OF Henry
Ward i}eecher. The proceedings of the coun-
ell show. however, that ] fnny possibly he
mistaken in my construction of the charter II
$ our an,horiiJ since Mr. Beecher WAS allowed
to introduce his own protestaiiuns OF limo
ccnce aud some cOrrohorative declarations ny
his adheienls. Mr. Bereher Invoked the Deity
and challenged mankind 10 deny or dsprove
his innocence, which defiant declaration the
council accepted with applause. send this
communication to the council simply TO say
that ! am prepared TO prove Henry Ward
Rec her guilty Of adultery and perjury by
evidence both oral aud documentary and thai II
allowed The opportunity OF producing such
proof before the council. fail 10 make good
'his assurance, then am willing 10 be dis
credited and denounced shy mankind as e
wretch devoid of truth and honor, and I'M
uIihy oi human association
Henry C. Bowen addressed = communica-
lion TO The Advisory Counril to-day. den,i ing
the truth OF Mr. Beeehrr's assertion that he
never had the courage TO meet him lace to
face aud intimate any moral inpnrity in him.
Mr. Bowen quotes from the testimony Of Mr..
Carpenter, published in July. 1874, to show
thai in 1873 he was willing 10 confront
l,recher, and friends sought 10 bring them to-
geiher, hut the latter avoided the meeting.
declaring that there wasn't force enough in
Brooklyn to draw him into a private inter
view with Bowen. Mr.. Bowen makes anolh her
contradiction AS follows: Mr. Beecher, as re-
ported said 10 he council, speaking of his in
teryiew with me at Freeldnd' house 1.-THE
great difficulty was that being newly mar
ried he could not endure that his wife shou Id
suppose fhsi he was under the ban of the pas
tor" This statement is false aud all the in-
fereuces that Beeeher draws from il. The
meeting Thai Mr. Freelnnd's house was about
the Isl Of February, 1870. WAS married in
1865.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-25

NS- D. + OWENS, Druggist and dealer in
Pure Drugs, Fine Chemicals. Standard Phar-
maceniical Preparations, and reliable Patent
Medicines of all kinds. Paints, Oils, Glass,
Varnishes. Brushes Supporters Trusses,
Lung Projectors, Shoulder Braces, Sponses
Stationery, Blank Books, Dl es, Violin Strings
Lamps, Fine Toilet Soaps, Tooth and Hair
Brushes, Combs, Toilet Articles, Spectacles,
Cooking Extracts, Chamois Skins, Tobacco
Cigars, Snuff and every article found in a first
class Drug Store
Es- Also a fall line Of Pure Spices Ladies
are requested to give them trial
GJ- Also full line Of the best brands Of
Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos, Cigars
Snuff, &c.
Ea- Also fuIl line OF Blank Books, Pa
per Envelopes, Inks, States, Pencils, Pens,
&c, &c.
szzs- Prescriptions and family recipes care
fully compounded. Prices MoDERATr. Terms
CASH
@s- Orders promptly filled.
dec 30-ifn Rockville, Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-25
U NJ PAID TAXES
feb 4--5t

10y VIRTUE Of authority vested in me as
- Collector ofTaxes for Medley District of
Montgomery county. in accordance with the
provision Of Sections ~, 80 and % of Article
81, of the. Maryland Code of Public General
Laws. amended AT The January session 1872.
will sell at public sale TO the highest bidder
for cash, on the premises,
On N0NDAY MarcA Str 1876, at
tie hcas Of O'clock p H.,
having previously given the legal notice 10
the owner thereof the following property
or 80 much thereof as may lie necessary IN
pay the taxes, interest and cost thereon. to
wit:
A TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND sitnate
lying and h'ing in Med e, 5 District. called
Thomas Discovery Fortified containing *
Acres, more or less; it being par, Of Lot No.
J IN the division OF the real estate OF the late
John p. {. Peter. and l,iug on the North
side OF The public road leading from Seneca
Mills to Edwards Ferry. assessed in the name
OF the Maryland Freestone Mining and Man
nthcluring Company OF Montgomery county.
The improvements consist of commodions
Stone Dwelling and necessary outbuild;nos
To amount of State tax for ls75..... Sl53 ca
To amount OF Comfy tax for 49,. 6oz CT
TO interest from January lsi............
io'ai....-....- .-.---..--.......... 1856 80
SO many arres thereof will be sold nv the
Collector of Taxes as may be necessary TO
satisfy the taxes. with interest and all costs
that may accrue under This sale.
JOHN H WILLIAMS.
ieo Ills Collector Sd District.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-25
ROAD PETITION.
To the Honorable Board of Commission-
era for Montgomery County:

Hfllk undersigned, citizens and taxpayers
Honorable Body that the public convenience
requires the opening Of road leading fIom
the Giarkshurg aud Greenfield Mills road 10
HyattsiO~n. commencing at point on the
said GlaIkshurs and Gerenfed Mills road
near Jerome Thompsnn's on The lands Of Miss
Il. Hershey and Mrs 5 Emmrrt through said
lands 10 the lands of William Trundle
through said lands to the lands OF Thomas
Di!libHy. through said lands to the lands Of
John W. Nicholson through said lands
10 the lands Of JOHN Gardner. through
said lands 10 lie lands Of the heirs
of ] rome Andrews. through said lands
10 HE land of John Gibson through
said lands to the lands Of John r. Layton and
sons, through said lands 10 The lands of Mrs
Ellen Anderson. aud then through said lands
10 iniersect The Georgetown road al or near
The old Baptist church burying ground at
Hyatstowu:
ANDREW J TABLER,
JESSE II WOLFE,
G A DARBY,
4. S. BENTON,
D. J REINHART. ND,
MORGAN $. BENTON,
JAS. r. SMITH,
b r. HAWKINS.
JACOB L. TABLER,
A II. WELSH
z L. WINDSOR
PERRY BROWNING,
G. s. SISELL,
W. II. CECIL
feb 4-5t aud twenty -reven others
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-02-25
@ AN ACCIDENT. serious

S- AN ACCIDENT, serious and
painful often happens when medical aid is
not at hand. Edwards h Ilutchison's STlM-
ULATING LINIMENT is sure cure for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spinal Affections
Chilbains, Sprains, Stiff Joints, Bruises
Enlarged Swe,lines of all sorts. Sore Throat
Toothashe, Stings and Bites Of Insects; and
II better remedy cannot be found for Injuries
in ANldALS-Slrains, Lameness, Saddle or
VIM gals &c.
CERTIFICATES from some of the best cit
liens of the country furnished on appica-
ton. Prepared and sold by
EDWARDS h HUTCHlSON,
Druggists Leesburg. Va
E9- For sale by Candy, Gilpin h Co, Bal
'imore, Md apr Boy
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DEATHS

DIEp. at GaiiherSburg, on the l4ih inst
in tie 29ih year al her age RUTH ELIZA
SETH 3URRlSS, daughter OF Eli and Gather
inc Burriss.
land after n prniracted and painful Illness.
one whose unassumng kind and dulifui de-
meanUr. joined with native good sense mad.
her greatly loved aud respected not only i.N
d"ting. parents. sisters aud hr"shers Tut by
al well acquainted with her Her remains
were attended 10 the last resting place by a
eUncourse plainly auesiing the affection aud
esteem in which she vas held \ FsIEyp.