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The New York herald., 1876-10-20

frauds, not only TO their own dctrmen but that OF the
public at large And can only account Tor this upon
tho ground that you succeed power they afraid
you will do them harm politically. only wish that
my voico and pen sufficiently powerful impress
upon tho coored people OF the State the absolute
sty OF geting rid OF dishonest rulers and that
honest for places Of public essential
peace and happiness honesty In daily inter-
course, and that cannot expect honesty In tho
future from who have proven dishonest through
period OF years. Unlike Senator Patterson, In his
speech ut tho Columbia Republican Convention, where
no placed tho OF party beyond every other
sdsration, regard tho issue OF honesty beyond any
party; and the man who the republican dem
ocrasc ticket with this Issue staring him In the taco
not good citizen.
my opinion OF tho character OF State officials has
been pretty well indicated In the forog0iug but OK
cept Governor Chamberlain, wno has, IN my opinion
and experience, iicd dual position toward tho people
OF this State as Govcrn0r-the position OF good and
OWL He has undoubtedly much good during his
administration by hts stern opposition to the corrupt
element IN MS party and by this had attracted to-
ward him personally alargc portion o the conscrvstve
element OF Charleston and doubtess, throughout the
State. can Dear witness that good number ofthe
most promiDent mon OF Charleston approached Mo dur
ing June July with the that thcy had made
up their minds 20 vote for Chamberlain irrespective Of
what the State Democratic Convention would DO upon
tho ground that they believed that he had tho power,
under the advance tho bost interests
OF the Stnte beyond any other man, ana In which view
quite concurred. This state OF things coDtinucd up
the tme the democratic nominations wers made,
and IL Is psinfuy evident that hts disappointment
RECEIVING ndorsement that he wns led 10 ex-
pect from party has entirely changed his feelings
toward the white people Of the State and mis- subsc-
quent all tainted with the spirit OF the part-
san and not the honesty and irnpartinty required
OF Executive. The allegations made by him In his
proaamaton ana annA~l IN fha Dsonia OF tho United
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ANNA DICKINoS's DEBur.-Miss Anna
E. Dickinson has finally arranged 10
make her debut at the Globe theatre in
Boston, on the evening Of May 5. twill
be serious disappointment to her
friends here, who had been led to expect
hCr first appearance at one of our popu-
lar theatres. She has written her own
play and without assistance from any
one, and the two or three critics TO whom
she has read it extol its merits. It's a
historical play, entitled "The Crown Of
ThUrns," and aims to present the charac'
ter Of Anne Boleyp in new light, rs a
loving girl rather than Scheming 20.
queIte, a royal queen rather than cold
aud ambitious maneuyerer, q noble Wo-
man instead Of wnnton, but in all vic
tim Of prlestly dupIiciIy and political in
trigue and regal inconstancy. The play
will disappoint those who expect rant
and clever hits and thrusts at popular
follies, but whether il has intrinsic inter
est aud dramatic power enough to carry
popular audience 10 its climax the
event alone can determine. Plays that
read we'll often act badly, while those
made like fashionable bonnet, out oil
the tip ends Of nothing, are often wonder
fully successful. Miss Dickinson feels
quite sure Of herself, and she is better re-
conciled to Boston debut from the fact
that her frat real appearance as lee
turer was on the platform Of the Music
Hall as "a weo young thing" In 1862
lThe way she was received then inspires
her with confidence 10 maklug her frs
appearance In n new role before q Bostor
audience.-Nep York Graphie.
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EDITH LYLE

lust PuhlIshed-A splendid new novel BY Ma
Mary J HoABteI whose other works are read and
rc-resd with delightful lntTcSt-sueh q Tempest
and sunshInep LENA hiyers,p Edna BroEnlng,n
NMest LaNn,h &c. Prlee, q 90.
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the pOlice.statiOn in despair, some
one cried out cheertflyi aoh
there he Isl That's my papAP And,
In an instant, the gray oyercoat, the vel
vet cap, the boots, and Captain JinkS
himself, sqpirmed ont Of the arms oil n
tall policeman, who was bringing him IN.
Such tired, dirty, miserable little prod
igal az he was ! But papa didn't care q
straw, 80 long as he actually had him
safe and sound. Too brave TO cry, and
confident that he should find his way
back 10 the office, Jinks had tramped on,
until at last little Italian violinist at
tracted his attention, and he stopped 10
listen 10 his music. The boy had coaxed
him away toward his own quarters,
promising to give him a monkey and
take him 10 his papa. Strangely enough,
all the men who were looking Tor him
failed 10 see him; but policeman who
had been out on special duty, coming
down on u West.side car, caught sight Of
the suspicious.looking partners, and
stopped 10 look into the matter. Poor
little links was already beginning to re-
pent OF his confidence, and was glad
enough TO take refuge with the police
man, on whose broad shoulder he dropped
asleep almost rs soon as he was seated in
the slreet-car.
He had parted company with his
pocket.book, and his miltens, and his
little blue.bordered handkerchief, but
then Jinks himself was all there, and
there was even q very little shine left on
his boots. When he sat on his mamma's
knee, looking very sweet and very sleepy,
In his white night.gown, mamma cuddled
him up close and said:
"Who took care Of my darling when he
was lost in the big cityT
"God did" said links softly. "I'm glad
he's SO high up, cause he could see me
all the time"
"And he sent the policeman TO take
care Of your"
"Yes,6 said links; az s'pose he did. He
said: That's Capt. links. He s a boy
that Pm 'quainted Of, and he's getting
losed. You better go and take him
back.ln .
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Hints for n Universal Language


IsGn FrsneIses CALL ...-.s, E.
Yesterday afternoon a young man much
given to the use Of slang Of the day call.
ed on the Prosecuting Attorney and an.
nounced that he wanted . warrant fol-
the arrest Of saloon.keeper who had
assaulted him, and this Is the way he
made his want known;
"Look here, i want a warrant for a
iellerp II.
"what did he do to yOu'T asked the
Attorney. ta..-.
ale fred mc Out.n
"Fired you outl What do you mean by
thatH"
ooh! well, he stood me on my head.n
"Do you mean to say that he stood you
on your head; how did he do itT
"He didn't exactly do that, but he ele.
waited me. Kinder raised me and slid me
off my ear" H.
"What did he do that iorP
"Why l asked him for drink, and
when / told him to chalk II on his head
and that when I'd come round again I'd
kick it out, he told me to pull down my
vest. told him TO comb his hair, and
he just then boosted me-"
He obtained a warrant for assault and
battery. .aa
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New YoRx, April 1s.-The champion
ship bycicle race for fifty miles between
d. Stanton, the English champion, and
W. L. Mcclellan, the American ChAmpi:
ON, took place last night at the rink, and
resulted In a victory for Stanton, Nc.
Clellan breaking down on the sixteenth
mile, and also on his goth mile, at which
time he left the track altogether, Stan
ION finished fity miles In three hours and
four minutes.
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Rev. Christian is still pastor Of the
Episcopal Church, and he is very highly
spoken Of as minister.
The foundation OF the Court House is
about completed. The contractor Is here,
and the brick work will he commenced
nj nnrR y,
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TRANSPORTATION,

Nos. I and 6run daily; No. 5 daily G1rept Nor.
day; Nos and 4. daily except sunday; NG1S
No stops ut all stations betWe, Wheeling and
Cumberland.
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specially, i'll. hurley.


LIT. All stock old BY this Agency 10 b repre-.
beutcd or munsy r.iunded, and The highest bidder
u 30 tue buyer.
%. All hCIses Offered for sale and prove not -
represented by the owner, u sold aud returned,
will be changed with the cDmmlS,iun
Sd. A deposit will b. required Of al buyen when
the property 10 knocked down 10 them.
lib. all horses Eold at public auction will DO sub
iect 10 trial until O'Clock p. ~, and II q Gnp-
rtsentei by the aueuvneeT Aro rsturnAble and tie
money Will 10 refunded.
9Th. This Agency will not Be responsible 70
stolen OF morgRgtd properly. The seller Will a AT
times be made known 10 the buyer, md Were py
doubt exists teIrehlbg inVesigaiIon Will II made
and fully Represented 10 the purchaser.
tth. 4 re.bTy fee d 80 cent? will 30 charged fnE
all stock 10 b offered for 'ale through his GRnney.
q additional lee Of q % will DO chSyeo whore
the property Is 10 be advertised In our regular Cst-
alogns LaliE.
iii. A commission Of IS 90 Will b CHARGED on
all nles Of hoIscs under 500, and pr tent sddI-
iIoBal Oh all sums over 500; ame on wagons bug
gle, hlrness, dc, unlesl under 80, then 10 Per
cent will b the commission.
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DoBBlNs' ELECTRIC soAI
y Fro, Hosab4,u. csPtt -
NEW {: PAPER / $ N. I. ].
+ ADVERTISING.
sMEry.sINTH EDITION.

Containing complete list Of all tho towns In the
Quilted States, the Territories and the Dominion Of
Canada, having population Teater than q, 900 Ac-
cofIng 70 the last censua tpge her With the rames
Of the neEspapeu having the lArgnst local cirruh-
ton 10 each Of Tho places n1mpl Also, catalogue
Of neEFapers which are Recommended 10 RdTer-
lsef RiTing kIVate1t valued In proportion % pees
CHARGED. AlSay Ill neEspIpep lnthe United stAtes
and Canada printing oFgr 400 ooples each tsne.
Also an The Reiis I6uS agricultural, Scientific apd
Mechanical, Medical, .MSsOaIc, Juvenile, Edura-
tIonnl, Commercial, insurance, kEaI Esite, Law,
Sporting Musical Fashion, and other special elJnS
Journals: very complete llst4, Together With q
cotnpeIc list Of over 800 German papsrs printed In
tho United States, Also, an eslay upon Adyertis-
lnE; many tables Of rates showing the COST Of Ad-
which beginner In advertising would Hke TO know.
GEO. p. RowELL a Co,
"a fl q Park Row, New York.
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RECORD f ri YEAR.

Inst Rady-The Second number .(Iayl Of this
wonderfully popular monthly magazine and diary
Of important events and current miycellany. 4
and aIupsrb steel portrait Of Mopdy, The great Re-
TiTIllst Priee, zoe CIV, CARLETON Z Co, Pub.
fishers, hsdltoa Square, New fork. aPi1sodAT
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WHICH SHALL TAKE, !

This Is often serious question with IN
invalid. lie finds the market flooded with
proprietary medicines, scores Of which are
recommended as certain cures for his pc.
culiar ailment. he reads the papers, circu.
lars, and almanacS, and finds each sustain.
ed by plausible arguments setting forth Its
atoms are as strong for one as for another.
The cures claimed to have been wrought by
one are as wonderful as those claimed to
have been wrought by another. In his per.
plexity and doubt, the sufferer Is sometimes
led TO reject all. But II should be borne in
mind that this condition Of things is one
that cannot be remedied. In q land where
all are free, the gOod-the truly valuable
must come In competition with the vile and
worthless, and must be brought into public
notice by the same fundamentally, which
Is ddrertiSing. In such n case, perhaps the
only absolute proof that aremedy Is what
1t claims 10 be, Is to try 1t. The "test OF the
pudding Is In the eating Of It." Prove all
things, hold fast that which is good, is the
apostolic injunction. There may, however,
be stronger presumptiye evidence In favor
OF one remedy than there Is in favor Of an.
other, and this should be allowed It's due
weight. A due regard for this may save a
vast amount Of experimenting and 4 useless
outlay olmoney. As presumptive evidence
in favor Of DR.. PierceS Family Medicines,
the Proprietor desires TO soy that they arc
prepared by a new andscieniific process by
which the virtues Of the crude plants and
roots are extracted without the use OF par.
ticle Of alcohol. Not particle Of this de-
stroycr OF our race enters into the compos.
ition OF either his Golden Medical DiscOy-
cry or Favorite Prescription. This conSid.
Grafton alone ought certainly to rank them
above the vile compounds saturated with
alcohol, Jamaica rum, sour beer, or vinegar,
which are everywhere offered for sale.
Again, they are Of uniform strength, and
their virtues can never be impaired By age.
They are also made from fresh herbs and
roots gathered in their appropriate season,
when they are-flushed with medical proper.
ties. In support of these claims the following
testimony is offered:
NEWARK, N. j.
II. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.-De1r SR:-I have
sold great deal OF your excellent remedies,
and prefer to sell them before Others, be-
cause they give good satisfaction 10 those
who use them. | hear such remarks "Sage's
Remedy completely cured me; il is splen.
did thing" or, "Pierce's Discovery Is just
what | wanted; feel better than ever
did" One Of our celebrated singers uses II
for strengthening her voice, and says "there
Is nothing equals il" and.so might give
SCORES Of remarks about your preparations.
A cOlOred woman was using your Discovery,
and after taking three bottles was com.
pletcly cured. She, being in the store, said
TO me, al don't want no doctors round me
so long rs can get the Discovery; 1t beats
all your doctors" And SO might go on.
am, most respectfully, yours,
ATIIA B. Crooks.
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HORSE MARKET
General Stock Agency

Believing that Wheeling has long been in'need d
stAblLng and trek Of the Fair Ground, will CO.
deaYUr 10 establish regular Hles q Hofres CGfTi,
ayes lneW and Iecond.hand), Wagons, cSrts, bar-
mes, Saddles, brides, Blankets, kobes, Il hiIA,
ae, dc.
Hoping 10 permanently esiabllSh H. Isol!eit the
patnUnase Of DryerS, lVtTy.meu, FHmED, and
al perGons having sueh property Tor bals, hoping
by strict attention and fair dealing 10 meIit liberal
patronage. ffI
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Sixty cents per day for drove ho SOs or horses Or
ale; o. 70 per day 4 horses thGt are required 70
10 handled or exercised and broken.
will leop careful and nttenuVe gfoom1, apa
horSes left In my care will have proer earu md at
tentIon and handled properly, but vii not b 10
mons be for unAyoldab RecidenI,
Ny igToai CataIcZoe alle IN take plaes sAT.
having proI srtJ % OtT viii reosiU prompt aIien-
ton By Hddrcains - pvrpypV
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1888 sI5 and OF personal property at S2l73OO lof
"a grand total Of 81, l0O.9i3699. To this must be
added the large amount of personal property
exempt from taxation held by individuals and aseocia-
tions certainly less than $30O.000,0oO, and the
OF property win b. found to reach 81 800 100000
Great complaint Is male at this time OF the depression
OF business hut allowance must be made for the extreme
expectations OF business men, accustomed a. they
TO the rapid successes or the past Srey Wnen the
foreign trade Of NewYork alone reached the sum OF
left for the future. Evidently the grass Ia not Ia grow IN
the streets this decade, aud the glory OF the city not
wholly deiartedV IL IL peculiar To the LIE or great
cites that depression IN 0ranch or trade IL the cause
Of increase and thriving in other and that there
constant romponsatiug balance between the richer ana
poorer classes OF society Economy and extravaganza
follow each other in alternate rise AMI fall, and
with its injuries. each motcs out its benefits To
In turn by each alternately the life Of the city itself
maintains its health and VgOr all the better perhaps be-
canse OF tho change.
The maryels have witnessed I'm the present century
In the use OF STEAM and the Development OF the electric
and magnetic forces, which now destined 10 super
spde N reasonable grounds for hope OF
applications and discoveries marvellous. what
changes they tO make IN the life OF mankind none
New-York will continue to grow and prosper. to
become greater and wealthier in the same increas-
ing ratio I'm tho past, and that the values
of 1883 viii show WoDdIous an advance over
those of 1873 those Of 1870 over those of 1862 what
is progress may DO in another century no Intelligence
can measure, no Inn naiiO conceive In thanking you
FOR your Kind attention. beg 10 urge the necessity or
and generous support 10 this institution Ia which
alone the materials of History Of oar great city are 10
hc found aud 10 note my deep Obligation to the ON
Client assistant braran Mfr william Kclby, who l. him
sen accurate living compendium OF knowledge on
every subject Of rhetorical interest concerning Newf
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SHIPPING INTELLi3EYCE.


FORT OF NEW.Y ORk...................JAN. H.
steamship AiIlauc tr puuy, Liverpool via . ieenitoTn
stiS@sip Ethiopia tBr). Craig GlassO" SC. Henderson
1ic Admiral trr) Haesloop HAMBURG Henry BaeJen.
VarK Arrurus tBr). Bent Giasgow' Scotland, heeny 4
WSTs peu Duboyacl (AusL), Cheuanet Belfast slooo
W." ItS P,pita Gor) Jazen Richmond Va oercs Co.
Barc Iaeck (Ausl, CsDOvic cork % Falmouth iOI OK
n BanedetI ta) Caaero Gonoa, Italy LanrO, Storey
gse s.st DubrvacLi CAust Gogsa Cork rmoath FOR
Bai EOor lAusS Guovch, philadelphia Benh@n u Boy
rg saas (span) Telnenia Palma. spa!n J. dc Rivera
brig L. T. Munson, Nun on. Beyrout f. Talbot ( Co.
Brig Water Lily, lsNksocTTy NohteVdo% JOAh MOTION IT,
Brig lily (Br) Lawrence Leth. Scotland, J. Whitney
Brig Joagune dc ispau Iisicn, santander. G.
SER WIN r. Page Hiyari, Portland Clns living
ScIr Fashion. Carborry Providence. Racket Bro
sehr Mary s. Lnnt tBr6 Dixon' foin'A-fiue d. D. " 0u
schr Bael r. Irons Howske jr. Puerto cabello and Mara
sSSr sarsh l. Davis Cote Caiz spoin Aiysh midget
scbr John, Hughes Havana, w. C. Adams 40
sehr Nary Freeland ozark, oadil' A. DS"" " ~
ARRIVED.
Steamship Labrador lFr) sansler ilAyIe Jsn, 10 anu fH
mouth ID siih mlse aud pas, 20 Louis ds IeO.an; -,
Sieamsip Castalia (Br) Butler, Genoa boS q, Lsghon
III Marseiies ill., naples 18TH, Palermo 2ith and Gibr
Tar 27th with m,ise. and pass. 20 Henderson Bros:
steamsp S With mdse and pass 10 C. q. FrsneIbn
sttamzlhp Victoria Br HedderTiek GLASGOW jan !, and
Neville ~ T pnn sas wasey Wilmington ~ O. With mdse
AMI na.s 10 Vim. r. clyde & 60.
ship GrinRe Borlsnd London Dec and isle OF
wight 9Th, with mdse
FoRpcix Va, jan 14-There an unknown three mased
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TIE COURTS.
g. VAN wALKENBERGH's WILL UPHELD.

Surrogate Eseelstyn, at Hudson, on Thurs
day. rendered his decision establishing the validity Of
the Will OF sylvester Van Wdlkcnpcrgh, late Of New
York, who died al his Sulmcf lonc', near Chatham
IN Ocobcr. Tie estate amounts 10 nearly - 5000 and
consists OF property in Columbia Coluty and in this
city. The will gives 81 Ms. George Chester ham, q
daughter legacy OF 81 000 and 20 Mrs HOuscmln
another daught and wife Of Charles II Iopseman 81
tai, city, the rcniainiCr 81 the properly The te.tOr
give. rraspn Tor ths unequal distribution thGt Mrs
Cbrcrman who j. daughter ~ The gst W!ft i amply
provided hy the wealth of her husband and also that BE
acquired most OF h- pro crty through he a'stce o. the
second wife. who vas The mother o. Mrs. Hou-cmaH
The grudnl ~ contest ALLEGED iniunHii'v in the
WILL ard tHat Uuauc influence "a to induce the
tr.tor make this spOsion of hi, prop rty. On the
hfabs before the 0uro -ate brother Of the trstItor
80 years Of Was exam ned ~ win and e- HE'D
10 having drafted the vii 10 his brothers. Request Ruus
T. Andrews appeared Tor the prOpon :nte OK TIE wii pnG
Il. .ttLs \. BloNn lOl tAe caMte.tantS
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AesAILr ON TILE HIGH srAe.

The examination Of Thomas Stewart, cook
and steward 81 tho British brig NcPtune's Car ca-gcd
with a-saung, with intent 20 ki Rclard Buckingham,
ti. mate Of c brig begun yesterday before Com
missioner Osborn l.. ~. Archibald, the British Consul
General g 'his port, and f. T. Nrfb1y r rrutc 'utrd
tLt British Government, AND A. IT, Purdy appeared ior
tLc defense y cuaId Buckingham, tIc mate, testified
that ca DE -, while tIc orig on ttc li ia seas,
stewart seized the Captains dog and struck him. Buck
ihgtu told Hln - stop ahn-ng a." dog o. h womb.
-rrve him in The way. This led % struggle, dur
ing which Iicking stabbed twice tho Tight
ann once n the t nlfr and ON the head John Pike,
~ the brig. and Horny Brprucr, at ~" briggs
boys, generally coTCborIitd ~" mates testimony. Tue
examination VIII be- continued On Monday.
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the Supreme Couu, Circuit, yesterday,
before Judge Van Worst the snt OF BENJAMIN Cories
au8i to city resulted q verdict FOR tie plaintiff ol
1905 ~. The su for stationery furnished ia 1915
and tnr d"frlsc was 10 appropriation IL .pDc rcd
that when 90" stationery Wa f11 he'd there was money
nDDcubr fo tia BIZ !no1 n 90 contract hld uly
Hntr pat-d suoh Moneys The cour held the dc ensc in
valid.
In the suit of lIaowe against The Blocker
street and Fulton Ferry Railroad Company, the irst sult
to fn.co.e the present Company, application was
noticed for yceterdu en- Supreme Court Chambers &
lave Avin -ouihwick, the Receiver Of the road, made
party Defendant Ia tLc suit The objection on The PAR
the Company :. that $50 RECEIVERS virtual partl IN
the ntci sail brougnt 10 fIcciD,e tho rJai, which has
been coui led with tis suit and That he should not De-
allowed b. both paiuif and defendant N rases 80
cio.,ly corrected. Tho argument MAO adjourned to
Tuesday.
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FROM TIVERPOOI,-Hl S'cdmship Jird Jan. I'D
Bartholomew j. T. Biven Mrs. "a. a. Burlel, Miss &. A.
,u-.inq, n. Graham, MI and Mrs Vim. Gurry, ku
dol en- q. h. Hnlso 4. kohn David Lamb Juhn H.
Narc4Iut. Miss {. \. Maxwell jas Murray
Jo !. Brcu j. Lloyd F1ertc, r. g cIoOaIs-eI. I!es
s.. ScHOomutlrr, ~. Thomas, jOun W Nilslnsti
Prom IANKi-IH steamship LsbFGd0F, Jan. A.. Jose
JaIana y Nyimc, III HOgtrl Anne JaJ, "A.
Ast Charles boyle Robert FterC Mr.. ftTT"i, sister IA
riere, sister FOricnsG sisisi Ross du bon Pas
sstI - a., mist Marie sister Pauuhc Adele Sief
Sister MseCVc-, Sister Sintc Berthe
Stc. !.a can soatOu,. .li. cannon I,.lot Peat Cltueut
Carpsner Mrs a0UN Uyssa Nor sister 81 inf9 SISTER
Heaignn 0s sister Age dc ste Os' N,or Mfil nr tOus
saints A. Braun ~ de- ~ Noihe MIS-
J. riseni Mis-, Deschanp Rioran, hi. Sie,tc, Chas
Hall la Oh lirimauu