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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
JOTTINGS AROUT TOWN.

The wilmington jubilee Singers In Robinson
Hail this evening.
The Receiver OF the Security savings Bank re-
ports that the nlbiltes exceed the assets tshoOO.
Mayor Wickham has gone to Virginia, To be
absent week President Lewis Is Mayor pro TEN.
John McSherry was committed to the Tombs
yesterday to await the result OF the inquest on the
body Of James Smlih.
Garrett Vreeland Of Jersey City lost 500
god and chain M he was going into one Of Mccoy
and sankey's meetlngn.
In DIR. RogeTss church, Fifth avenue and
Twenty nrst street, March d, Or. william T. Prime wi
deliver lecture on "Ancient AIT and Modern Science
Andrew Selllck, carpenter, OF 8 Albany
place, while az work at 00i Broadway. was struck BY
falling boards and his skull fractured. In Bellevue
Hospital ms injuries were pronounced fatal.
Col. Thomas III. Monastery announces a tourna-
mont OF swordsnen In the Lyceum Theatre ON Thurs
day night In which many proficient cnceTs expected
to participate. Col. Monastery has challenged any
swordsman In the United States OF spanish America
II Is said that the play "Camille was pro-
duced by Mrs. Lander In Philadelphia IN 1851 years pc
fore the date OF MISS Matilda Herons coPyrlghi; ihlA
may seriously affect the law suits OF MT irving bish0p
the proprietor OF Miss Herons interest against Mis'
Clara Morris, hn. Bowers. aud oaer actresses ioT u
HtngeMenL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
The Porte Graniing Amnesty.

VIENNA March 4.-Several Herzeaovinian
chiefs have issued manifesto rejecting the reforms
professed by Turkey calling upon the greae powers for
the guaranteed Independence Of the nsurgent prov.
inces ana sppeaiins TO serya aud Montenegro for
sistance.
The Porte, following the amicable advice given hy
the powers has granted the insurgents complete am
nesty.
gary accelerate the return of the refugees 70 their
homes. The Porte has promised the refugees that on
their they will not be subjected to auy punish
ment whatever anu Will be protected against inolesta
They will be supplied gfatuitously with material
for the construction OF their houses aud with grain for
All tthes Will Os rpnitte1 Tor one year, aud
other taxes for two years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
MARsH,s DIsAPPEARANcE
Conc Away 20 Escape his Frieuds-Why no
Took the Post Tradership.

An intimate friend OF Mr.. Caleb T. Marsh
tcld SUN reporter yesterday that Mr.. Marsh
had gone away from New York to escape from
the opportunities of those who would seek to
talk with him about the Delknap scandal. Mr..
Marsh, he said, was a friend OF Gen. Belknap,
and the disclosures had given him the utmost
pain-had almost KILLED MIN. Mr.. Marsh had
not gone TO escape any indictment, or legal pro-
ceedi whatever, or to avoid giving any further
testimony. Mr.. Clymer had told Mr. Marsh
when he left Washington that no more would
be required Of him. Mr.. Marshs wife had gone
with her husband, and their departure had been
so sudden as to surprise their friends.
"whero he is." said the SUNS inform
ant, ~ know no more than you do.
The fact Is that Mr.. Marsh is entirely Innocent
OF any blame In this sfair. When the post was
given to him he really did not know what Il
money. He intended to give II to his nephew,
aud 40 told his wife at the time. lie was utterly
astounded when he ascertalned from Evans
whutthe post was worth, and he rejected Evans's
proposition to become mis- partner, but isssdill
agreed to receive the amount which Evana
was willing TO pay, and ne sublet II to Evans
Thinking It would not be worth while to expeDd
$4,000 In fitting up the post. he gave up the no
tion Of giving the position to his nephew. MT
Marsh has all the money he wants, and he cared
nothing for the little monev he got from the
post. What he gave to Mrs. BelknaD was purely
agiit, ond not In any sense brbe. me Bei'
table act on Mr.. Mnrsh's part. He promised
Mrs. Belknap TO give her the money always fol
her child, ana when she died he continued "a
give 10 to the second Mrs. Iielknap. lie would
not for hts soul have given cent II he had
thought that II would have implicated Gen
Belknap. He regarded II as a perfectly Innocent
transaction. and, considering hts standing and
wealth, II Is absurd to say that he did anything
dishonOrable for the sake of the 5000 veal
that the post paid him. His charities in a yea
far exceeded that sum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
cnri.,ian Work iu ,he stale Prisons.

AS State Prisons are" said Miss Linda Gill
bert yesterday, "men come out Of them worse than
they 20 in" This lady has given ten years OF her life
and $4,000 toward reform IN this respect Her
mode TO visit the various prisons and investigate
the llbrAr.es. there are any connected with them
by personal conversation she becomes acquainted
with prisoner anu mar1s bis character and abil
ny sne 10 then aDe 10 enlarge the library with books
calculated to meet the wants OF every convict.
An Indutrtal Bureau has been established where re
leased prisoners may register their names for employ
ment. Advertisements are then published 10 obtain
employment Tor those men, care being taken that they
shall not be conylcts. Eighty per cent, OF
the thus recommended have given entire satisfsc
ton.
In proportion to the magnitude OF Miss Gilbert,
worx she his received little support but has, never
theless, perseverin2Y continued her efforts with re
markabe success. She has recently been At vorE IL
ChArlesloNn Prlsou. Maaa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
The w,,drr-Wel.h 1.-The, suit.

wAsHIHGToS, March 1. The trial Of the libel
suit Of A. II. wilder against william Welsh In the su
Court OF this district was closed to-day. Mr.
Wilder Indian CONTRACTOR whose accounts 10
1878 were submitted by the BoarI OF Indian Comms
slones Mr. Welsh for Inspection. One OF the papers
IN these accounts Mr.. Welsh cenounced, IN letter to
MIR. George II. stewart, as fraudulent voucher. MIR
Wilder brought SUIT this as libel, and the has
been trial here the whole week. The jury were
unanimous ln acQulttng Mr. Wilder OF all blame the
transaction. an opinion IN which Chief Justice Cartier
but on the question whether Mr.. weshs motive IN
writing the letter one OF public private malice
the Jury evenly divided and so, failing to unite
upon verdict, they we're discharged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
rLAsuEs rRom THE ocKAN CABLES

The Queen Of Greece has been delivered Of .
daughter.
The annexation OF Khokand to Russia has
been formally proclaimed
Minister Schenck sailed from Liverpool yestor-
day 10 the AbVssina for New ork.
All Carlists admitting tp tho Government
prior to the l5tn instant TO be granted amnesty.
IL Ia said that the Vatican Will not make a for-
NAL protest against the article Of the new Constitutions
OF SPAN concerning religious tolerition.
when Cardinal Ledochowsti visited the Pope.
his holiness exclaimed: We rejoice with thee in.
trepid defender the ialh. May GOdcrown thy nobls
ASPIRATIONS"
There will be a preparatOrv meeting On the
I'm of March OF French senators and Deputies form
provsona bureau To M upon order VI the day toB
the nrst sittIng OF the senate
The prize crew OF the Spanish GuafdA Costa,
OyerpOwtTed AMI captured by the OF an English
trading vessel which they ttemptcu 10 seize ON Feb
2S, ave been committed and will be tried piracy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
A Bow. Change of Fortune.

There sailed in a Havre bound steamer yester-
daya boy, ID years old. who goes from the Psuper
Home for Children In Tsrrytown to be educated in
France The name he Is known Dy is Gilbert Lewis
In 1850, IN the lower part Of westchester county
French woman and her infant son lived luxuriously
She went to Charleston on business and left the child
with nurse. expecting TO return soon. ste was DE
tanned there unt after the breaking out OF the rebel
lion, and she unable 10 send for her child. Attef
months she escaped to England and from there
wrote nurse and directions for sending the
child TO her soon afterward she went to Russia where
for the child year, and then turned him over to the
Poormaster OF Neslchester county. Last september
the Russian Consul at Washington received lnstruc
lion. from his Government 10 md him, lie VIII bt
schoOled Paris prior 10 being received mo noOle
t,fa fauiiIW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
MRS. BELKNAP'S rICHr.
The Use to which the secretarv OF the Navy
put the steamer Powhatun.

The Use to which the secretary OF the NAVY
put the steamer Powhatan.
gentleman who spent some time last
summer at New London says that Mrs. Belknap.
who was boarding at the Pequot House. seemed
to have the United states steamer Powhatan,
then lying at New London, entirely at her dispo-
sal to 90 TO Newport and back People won
dered what intimate relatlops existed between
the Secretary Of War and the Secretary OF tho
Navy that should lend the latter to allow such
use OF vessel belonging to the navy. Some OF
the cfhcrrs Of the Powhatan used TO say that
taeiF being yisced At that station for such pur-
pose was hunbua.
when Mrs. Belknap went to New York all the
boats belonging to the Powhatan were placed at
ber disposal, aud decked with fags as though
they had been conveying princess. When Mrs.
DelknAp arrived In New TOIk the Powhatan
OF the officers said that the object Of this voyage
seemed to be only to carry Mrs. Belknap 10
Xeat Point.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
NEW JERSEY.

Peter wyman, one OF the largest distilers In
New Jersey dicd az Mt. Ephralm. Thursday night OF
lockjaw. resulting from cut 10 his hand
Mayor Traphagen has issued proclamation
calling on the citizens OF Jersey city to assemble m the
City Hall Friday evening, March TO- 70 prepare toI
the proper celebration Of the Fourth OF July
II Is intended to hold series Of religious ser
vices on Sunday evenings In Jersey CITY Inc Arcade
Theatre has been secured and Mr. Marcant OF London
England intends " begin WORK there On sunday even
my March ~.
A Ioak I'm the reservoir caused portion OF the
earth in icks street near shalt No. Of the new Dela
I'LL TO settle yesterday. The break threatened to In
undate the tunnel
Nicholas Gerraghty, a tavern keeper OF Wee
hawken Guarrelled with Thomas DonOhue, one OF hi
boarders Friday afternoon and kicked HIN until he
was unconscious. Donohue, Oesdes being cut and
bruised about tue face and head 70 suffering from n'
tsTpal injuries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
BROOK LYN.

James Bullen, aged d wears. died at i5l Hud-
avenue, BrooKyn, Friday night of an over dose
OF laudanun.
The Rev. Justin ID. Fulton OF the Centennial
Baptist Church. BrOOkyn. who euoglled Oakes Ames,
aud ON last sunday extoied the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, Is 10 preach on Belknap to-day.
Patrick Cassidy, in Thomas Lanagan's oyster
saloon at 2Oi HAmllt enue BROOKLYN last night IN
suited Mrs. flanagan. flanagan struck llm twice over
the head with some anarp instrument, which, II 10
thought, fractured his skull. flanagan and his wife
were arrested,
The executive committee Of the New York
and Brooklyn Bridge expect TO sue out man1amus 60
compel the city Of New York TO pay It's subscrpon OF
t5OOOOO Unless New YORK pays her snare, the Brook
lyu authorities Will refuse 10 assume the expense Of
etluR the bridge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
HORSE NOTES.

The pool privileges OF the Maryland Jockey
Club for the spring and fall meeting of 1875 are to be
sold to the highest bidder
James G.. Bennett purchased In Kentucky
three nne golden chestnut geldngs SIX years old each
for his fOur-ln-h team.
Pierre Lorlllard has lost two of his most prom,
tsing colts BY strange maady Several others still
suffering with the same disease
The young trotting horse st. Julian, recently
purchased by san francisco gentleman from james
Galway OF this city for $4,000 has arrived Ia Caiorna
The owner Of Red Cloud, James $. W ade, has
obtained judgment for tl 800 against the Indianapolis
TrOtting Association Tor premium withheld Iht
dcfendants desired to plead the Gambling act but the
Judge overrulcd them, holding that trotlng Tor pre-
10 not gambling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
THE THUNDERBoLTIN IN NHIRRIsBURG
How the News was Received when Tho Sun
Hcnched PennsyIVhniR's Capital.

HARMsBURo, Pa, March 3-Since the
Confederate army marched down the Cumber-
land valley In 1853 aud pushed its vedettes to
point within three miles OF the State Capital
Harrisburg has had no sensation at all cOmpar-
able to that which THE Sun produced here yes.
tsrday when It laid the story OF Belknap's cor
Juption and shame before tts readers.
'.rha news spread Ike wildnre. Readers
of otb,- papers consulted their oracles and
souad ,hs,p y dumb. THE SUN was sought
after in ALI a. 'rections. Wherever copy could
be found for sal. was po1Sn1 nve oS sns ,ns.onI
sSSed on s SIDE. 10. the loan Of IT, Groups Of
Ssn c spd twenty aatne,. disclosures with open
mouths and ears. A copy. hen e he tooH tbe
she Speaker OF the House der and be
chair 70 call that body tO o. Jhsn IL
paused long enough to read ", nd the
passed from hand TO hand s,o. TIsn.S
nail every member whose ear caught . ". 70
St ,he Startling tale eyincing a strong 9Ssirs W
reAd II for himself. Some few affected Csoabl,
A their own favorte papers did not consaip Sas
s'"' hN4 tas oplaioH was nearly pnaaaSspvs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
A we-tches,er Farmers Misforiuue..

Siias =. Z. Dill. a wealthy farmer, living near
New Rochelle station. recently became insane. aud In
hts nts OF rage two strong required prevent
him from doing harm. On Sunday evening last, when
the ground covered with Ice he Jumped OF bed
aud through window aud disappeared In the darkness
lie had on no clotaing except night shirt. lie was
not captured until Friday evening" when he was found
IN barn Two miles away from his home. HIS feet and
hands BADLY frozen. Several OF his fingers and
toes have been aiuputated by Dr. Speyer. and II 10
thought that hand will have to be taken on Mr..
.whn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
TIE workinswomen'- Protective Union.

The anniversary celebration Of the Working
women's Protective Union in Association Hall on
Tuesday evening will involve speaking by Mrs Dorman
u. Eaton. the Rev Mcssrs u. 9. storrs George II Hep
WORTH Thos Gallsudet snd Mr. Benz. X. Phelps John
Zundel will preside at the organ, and MR.. Kennedy,
Miss Clementlna Lasar, and Mss Bcebe viii sing ne
Union has within the year, found employment for l91O
women. aided 33SS with Information and advice, So
cured from employers f25i due to frendcss workers,
aud distributed $500 In temporary loans The amount
obtained by the Union for women is 2s the ay.
erage involved being only about a. 10 each prose
cuiOn blythe persistent prosecution OF swtndnE sew
ng machine agents their trade has been broken Tho
Union pr0secutes every case thoroughly and without
charge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
Addition. Division and silence in Jersey.

The Chairman OF the committee appointed to
examine the accounts OF the Jersey CITY Police Justices
reported yesterday that Justice Dsyiss books there
deficiency Of from tl4o to $3.50, including nnes
ana costs OF prisoners. on the tally record Of the
county jail there about nifty names OF persons as
charged their nes having been paid and no entry Wss
recorded the Justices books. Chairman Fry also
told the Board that exclusives seymour snsekleton
and heese kept books aud II therefore imposhl-
BILE to tell how their accopnts stood. Justice Reese
has acknowledged a deficiency in his accounts, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
SOME WAsHINGTON TOPICS.
The Real Estate Pool Committee amer Halle
kilbourn's Check Book.

WASHINGTON. March 4.-The investigating
committee knovn a. the select Committee the
Res Estate Pool and the Jay Cooke Indebtedness be-
gan s operations to day but had made much head
way when It encountered obstacle the refusal OF
Mr. Hallet KIbourn real estate agent In Warrington,
TO subject his business books to the scrutiny Of the
committee He professed his winRne.s n anY spect-
char-e were made Adayit, to present his books
and unreservedy. but declined submit them
to examination any loose general idea that they
might reveal something which the House would he jus
tined Ia inQulring into. The committee, their meet
inz on Monday wall come TO decision on the point
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

Tho Jury are out In the Adm murder trial, In
Cleveland. ana a disagreement Is expected.
Francis Grappelle, a lunatic, killed Simou
Hoover in Watertown, N Y. yesterday. and tried "a
Kill himself
The policy shop at 43 Chatham street was
closed last night When officers entered thirtI
persons were playing policy Thomas J, Taylor tht
proprietor, anu James Flynn and James Richards. toe
clerks, were arrested.
VIM. johnson. OF 100 West Twenty fourth
street Charles Williams. l4l Clnton street, AMI Mar
tin Kelly l4l Clinton street. were arrested last nqhl
for having ~ their possession about 500 worth OF rag
silk which they hAd stolen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

A gentleman from Denver, Col, now in
this city. who Is familiar with the workings of
the Government agencies IN the Indian country,
said yesterday that hs knows that Major
Wooley, the sutler at Fort ID. A. Russell, who
ID his position shortly after Gen. Belknap
became Secretary Of War In 1869. psid 1900
cash down. and 5000 year for the post. rho
same gentleman says that IL Is a general belief
In the West that the poet at Forts Saunders,
Steele, and PATTERSON have been paid for Ia the
aam0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

Players OF the old Irish game Of handball and
Its fellow pastlne. American rsckcts resolved TO
popularize those sports committee representing
this have issued address to players
the United States Great Britain ireland. Canada
tournament hes been planned, aud bit OF shrewdnta
Il shown IN the following passage from tue address
We have already decided upon Offering the presidency
to universally known gentleman. Possessed OF in.
menee wealth. His concurrence with the obi cts We
have al view will make our success assured for that
concurrence viii bring with II the gOodlr favor and
help merely OF the tts OF New York society, but
OF all properly thinking and wealthy men throughout
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

PARIS, March 4.-Acoording to the latest dd-
vices IL appears AL understanding has boen arrived ~
with regard TO the principal feature OF the ministerial
programme The Duke Decazss aud Gen. cissey VAL re-
tain their portfolios Ministers OF Foreign An irs
and War respectively. There Il disagreement
still concerning the Ministry OF Marine.
the Left intend c0ntesting the elections OF several
Deputies principally Bonaparsis amp especially those
Of Messrs. CAssaAnac and Rouher.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
Mher. lie intended lo Drown Him.eIf.

ToRoNTo, Ont, March 4.-The mysterious dis
appearance OF d. II. Mooney, Acting Bursar al the
Lunatic Asylum, has caused considerable excitement
In this city lie left the asylum Thursday morning
after writing note TO his WIFE In which he said that II
MAS bs Intention TO drown himself IN the bay at the
foot OF Bathurst street. No tdlnRs Of him have been
received up " tae present time,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

In the Yorkvllle Police Court, yesterday.
Joseph De Wolf Dimock. stock broker. was held in
81 900 bail TO charge OF perjury, In denying
under oath the ownership OF seat In the stock EI-
change valued at 80 800 His motive In 60 doing al
le.ed. was to evadc attachment for debt procured
inst him by Mre. Julia +. COrnwel, OF 40 Union
square. He waived examination, and Henry T.. Della
nel1 Of New Brighton became his bOndsman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

There was another noisy meeting IN INC
Brooklyn Common Council chamber last night. at
which the friends and opponents OF Deacon Richard
sons proposition TO substitute steam on Atlantic ave
above fatbush for horse appeared TO discuss
the ,ub1ec before the Aldermanie Committee Inc op'
position was angry the leading speakers reckessy ac-
cusing Mr. Richardson Of schcming to get from the
city franchise worth millions Of dollars without pay
ing a cent to the property owners for their loss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
The Soldiers nend.tone Contract.

NASHVILLE March 4.-The american
will tomorrow contain a statement to the effect
that IN 1873 the Secretary OF War rejected the
bid Of the Knoxville Marble Company to furnish
headstones for the national cemeteries, al
though II was tue lowest bid by SGS,0O, and tn,
contract was awarded TO an Indian trader at
keOkuk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
n Double URDER.
Assaulted by Two Brothers with Knives,
Pistols. aud Counter Weights.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. March A special
to the Express says that at Middleburp, Clay
county. last night about 10 o'clock. George w.
Watts and his brother Thomas appeared In the
street with butcher knives, counter weights,
and pistols. and assaulted Freeman Rced and
Louis Seiely. whom they supposed had shot
through their store door. George Watts was
shot iu the left temple, and died In about thirty
minutes. Reed was struck In the head with a
heavy weight and stabbed In the back. on esch
side OF the spinal column. with a large butcher
knife. which was drtvep In to the handle, and
tho point broken on In bis body. The two men
died WITHIN Ave minutes OF each other.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
STATEN ISLIND.

Mr Peter Cortelyou, real estate agent at Ross
Vile, to whom Benedict Bros. made an assignment at
the time OF their recent failure has now made an as
slgument ~ Henry II. sQulrc, his son'in-law.
The leading shad fishermen OF Staten Island
are In quandary, tho harbor Commissioners have
given them notice tnat II shadpoles placed IN the
bay they will be removed without notice. and the own
ara az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

william Cox Allen, Police Magistrate, and
Henry Turner, Of the nrm OF Turner Son. bankers,
CanAda arrived In Hunters POINT yesterday morning
TO see Jsmes Bovine. alias VIM Miller, who had been
arrested forgery on the German American ana the
Albany County Bank, aud they recognized hmn IA one
Of three men who mad forged he notes Tag nameS
and they already In custody. Miller to be taken
IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05

Eugene Woodhouse, engineer Of the Amboy
express from Jersey City at 4l5 p. NJ. fell from the
CAB In the Hackensack meadows yesterday. and was
instantly killed. He Was watching hat box, and his
foot slipped. The fireman stopped the tran, and the
engineers body was tsKen to Rahway. his home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
A Wedding IN a Pen,,en,,ary.

There was a wedding in the Kings county pen-
itentsry isst week. The bridegroom convict whs
pad Just begun to . nve years sentence. His
BRIDE S9ng 70 him through eis nlstoEuns; and insisted
By the Rev Mr. Base, chaplain Of tho county insttu.
tous The Doultentiary chapel and at its concuslon
the clergyman created the bride with hearty smack
Ten mnutes after the ceremony the bride returned 10
her h0me.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-05
STARYATION AND DEATH.
A Newark Mans Suicide, aud tho Letter
TINT ENpInins 10.

n NtWWTK HHU IH6
that Explains it.
Yesterday morning two young men
found a body In Brills Woods, near the main
track OF the Newark and New York Railroad.
New rk. A revolver was at the side OF the
body, and there was bullet hole In the fore
head. A number of letters were on the body.
among which was this, addressed to the de-
ceased mans brother:
given bad name. Through that reason got out OF
bread ! owe to Mrs Kalbfel az Commerce street
els; to Mr Josxorner Of Magazine street, tB7b. beg
brother. August Waltz to settle these debts out OF
the property nave left. l wish only my brother 10
about II. CHAs. WALTZ.