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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-05
PAINFUL. ACCIDENT.


Judge Rising and family have been No.
journing at Lake rshce for the past two
weeks. Their stay. which mp To last Thurs
day had been one 81 unusual enjoyment
and pleasure. was on the afternoon OF that
d,y brought 10 a sudden and painful close.
The Judge and family were stopping for
the time at Yank's. nj the head OF the Lake.
ON the afternoon % that day the Judges
Youngest son. Frankie. aged seven years.
slipped away from his parents and climbed
into a wagon containing several gentlemen
who were Just starting on q shooting ex-
cursion. ly some means a shotgun lying
upOn the bottom Of the wagon was dis
charged. the full charge Of bird shot en-.
l.ring the calf of the little fellows right
leg. ranging downward and passing out on
the other side. The ficsh of the les was
very severity lacersied. though fortunately
mo- bones we're broken. After the discharge
Of the gun no one knew that the boy was
-hot until he informed those present HIM
self. and when informed that u would not
Lii him, coolly requested that the limb
snonli be stripped. 80 that he might see
the extent IL his injury. Dr. =. j. Whi'e'
Of Carson City, was Immediately sent ior'
and rendered the necessary surgical aid:
In order 10 place the boy where medical
attendance could be- summoned without
DELAY. In ease % need, the Judge and lam
iiy returned TO Virginia city last evening:
The little fellow stood the jar u pain OF
the trip like a soldier. aud II no hackse'
occurs. will Dol recover.
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HAN Francisco, August $3.50 p. NJ
The ship sumatrs. which has been char.
tered by the Chineso Companies 10 carry
their destitute co%untrymen back TO China,
sails on the 18th instant. Arrangements
have been made by the authorities to also
send away by her all tho Chinese lepers
now In the city. There are fourteen at
the hospital and twelve known Of In the
city, four Of whom are women plying q
neiariOu- business in Chinatown and en-
langering the health Of the community.
When these are disposed Of precautions
will be taken to avoid the landing OF any
person similarly afflicted.
Tho Health Committee Of the Board Of
Supervisors have made arrangements with
the u. y. army authorities for fourteen
hospital tents 10 BE- used in ease Of neces-
rity in extending the accommodations OF
the pest.house. Each will comfortably ac-
commodate from twelve 10 fourteen per-
sons. There are also two similar tents be-
longing to the city which will be pitched
on the hospital grounds In = day or two.
Since the commencement 0f the epidemic
the pest.housc has boon thoroughly over
hauled. Tho drainage. which has hereto
fore been very bad. has been improved.
and every comfort provided for the pc.
tients. Malignant cases are kept In .
ward by themselves. Private rooms are
available for those who desire them. and q
large yard has been fenced In for the use
Of convalescents. The death rate among
patients there IL lower than among those
WIN remain In town during their illness.
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A nrpsraHr
How . virginia Justic Of she resss
Pat. the Matrimonial Saddie On
she Male Hack.

Judge Knox Of Virginia was awakened
from a sound sleep about I o'clock this
morning by \ furious ringing at his door
bell. His Honor, In no very good humor,
thrust his head out Of the window. Stand
ON the sidewalk were three men and .
young roman.
"What dye want ?" asked the Judge.
WANT 10 get married." answered .
tremulous male voice.
''weil I'm so-and-so II this amt . pretty
time o'night to roust . man out o'bed for
q Job o. that kind" -.
Something dropped upon the sidewalk
and his Honor cried out, "Whafs THAR
'Ten dollars" answered n OF tho
men. -.
"Herc's the cuss OF bein'a public man."
sighed the Juge. ~ s'pose you'll have to
come up whether or no. The door ain
locked. Slide up. First door to the
right"
The party went up. His Honor was
sitting up In bed and said he hoped tho
lady would excuse his costume and the
lady said "cer'nly."
''All right. then. You two fellers that
amt goin' TO Be slaughtered stand back.
and you two come forud. Yes. license all
correct. Lady twenty-five; name. spi.
kington. Gent tw~enty-one and named
Mufiy. Arthur Muffiy. do you take this
woman to be your welded wifef'1
"0h. yes. sir !" gasped the young man,
his face crimson and his knees trembling.
The two friends behind exchanged grina.
"well. that's all right. Belinda spi'
kineton. do you take this man TO be your
welded husband7"
"Cer'nly." answered the lady.
"wcll. that's all right; but before j go
any further I'd be obliged to You. Mr.
Mufiy. for u chAw OF tobacco"
Mr.. Mufiy not being addicted TO the
filthy habit one Of tho friends supplied
His Honor with . mouthful Of the weed.
Eureka amt my brand" the Judge
remarked affably ~ he fixed tho pillow
more comfortably behind his back anil
began working his jaws. "Solace 10
much better. However, Mr.. Mufiy and
Miss Spikington do me the favor 10 jine
your hands. So. Now. I declare you man
and wife by virtue of the authority vested
in me by the laws OF the State Of Nevada.
The Jobs done"
What's the fecp" asked ono OF the
friends, q tall man with q grave face, step
ping forward.
THAT" remarked His Honor. with
becoming humility. T" Is usually left tothe
generosity 81 the groom"
Flows that for stylei' inquired the
tall man handing the Judge three trade
dollars.
"Thank'ec." said the Judge. GOOD
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suicide in Oakland sfa mas Ruised
BY Stesks-Ths SmalIpsx In kan

suicide in Oakland eta mas Ruised
BY Ssesks-Ths SmalIpsx In Ban
Francisco.
San Francisco. August 81 p. NJ
Tho Board Of Health at special meeting
last night passed an order providing that
at funerals Of persons who have died from
Smallpox. none but relatives. shall be per-
mitted to enter the house or accompany
the body to the cemetary. A we'll known
physiclan who had considerable experience
with Smallpox matters during the epidem.
ic OF 1868. and who. this year has been
called upon TO examine q great many
Chinese cases. states that . majority Of
the Chinese who have been down with that
disease In this city. are from interior
towns. having been sent here for treat.
ment.
The man who shot himself In Oakland
Monday has been identified % Joseph
Prabish. 4 native OF Prussia. formerlya
merchant Of this city. During the last
twelve months the deceased invested
heavily In stocks, and his losses were very
large. He was known TO be In O bad con-
dition~ financially, and several friends OF.
fercd 10 assist him but being . man very
proud. and independent. he positively re-
fused 10 accept help. II 10 presumed that
he did not want any one to recognize him
after death, because before attempting the
deed he changed attire completely. v
changing his boots. and then went to
Oakland. where he had nc Acquaintance
anil blow his brains ont.
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TIM YorSo Mans Pockrr COMPANION.
Tbi. /. the title Of a book published by
Henry Wagner. ". D., graduate Of Bel.
,eyue Hospital, Medical College New
York City. DR.. Wagner Is thoroughly
learned In his art and every subject treated
in his work Is presented IN the eIear.st
possible shape. His book U the
combined wisdom and knowledge OF all
ages concerning the class OF diseases and
The very best CURES are given. The Doctor
has hail access TO all the great medical
Libraries Of the United States. and Il
thoroughly posted upon what he writes.
I'm addition, the Companion" viii q
Tin a number Of valuable lectures TO
youne men relative to marriage. happiness
anil health
Cuoicr IsyrsrsrSr.-Any one DESTROYS
OF acquiring a nice little home In Oak
land, California. upon the easiest terms I'M
aein,ble. can ind out how TO do No by read
inc the Advertisement In another column.
number u lots In . choice Locality
are offered for disposal ON the instaiimsnt
Nan. That is 10 say IN weekly payments
~ two dollar. and a half which IL equal TO
about ten dollars per month. Thus any
u.r.ou can pay for . nice o't
~ fine fostile land on the borders OF
the Bsy Of san Francisco, in full view o.
IN. Golden Gate In q very short hme with
ont feeling IL. As an Investment ior your
children, il could hardly be eNeelled' .. py
The time they are grown NJ, these 'o's
will be q fortune to them.
A BON. rMrrr.-Yes,erday . hoa1e near
the sisters Convent. Virginia pSs
entered anil q trunk stolen thereirom.
Winsmore, = carpenter. informs the
noliee liar he was the owner. that me
,runk contained about $40 IN CON. : :
snameled gold watch and variety 2,
o,s,sr articles Of value. IBIS neeI..s3
Tia boidost theft that has been fstp"s'
in virginia for mouths.
Rry. DE-. GulRD's LECTURE IN The VIZ
vinia Methodist Church last evening IVES
A brilliant and eloquent production. The
learned gentleman will prcsch tomorrow
In The .. Centennial Church." aud will lee
ture again ON Monday evening. The SUB
ject for his second lecture will be Inc
Mental Activities Of the Age and 'he
Bible"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-05

c,lpossi,'s CLr,S-rr.-The cai''of'
nj. Mining Company yesterday male is
an.l shipment Of bullion Tor the mon'n
\, ,,,v .moun,ius In all In s2.o6s 3's W.
.S;ch 81 Ol9'i99 OF Was gold. anu
:, $50 ia es silver, there being more goa
nan .,iv.r. The entire mass "cikneu
,~en,v.nine tons and i.0iI pounds. iha'
i, rood average yield for n NINE
srx,Sor.-h ). said that there IS a
hou,c In this town in which the eS''a'S
Gan, owuer has built a chimney OF com,
Surs,ei arsilseeous psrailelopipcio",; ana
he 4. not A wealthy man, cithef' '""'
.eople don't deserve 20 succeed
On. prnosrrIs says tina, Tom Daley thu
,ol,eeuau who got so badly Kicked eariy
,..,.rd.y morning in Virginia. VAL y All
siyh, ,g,iu in . day or " o hin' ,ne
49, oa6eer Who was maulei. made MS
.nn..,sne, ,ods,. with an awfuliy biaeh
eye.
Aprx,Sp for trade dollars Is beginning
10 b. made in Virginia City. his mi
IDENTIFY s1pectrd that before long this foI,n
Of bullion will bring something hAe Tvs
real worth In the market
TEE Bower Mansion will MOI De op'h'
"a for the reception Of guests during ine
o,.seut season. Mrs. Bowers SIN re-i"''
At the Mansion.
TEE City Marshal OF Junction s'N'
v.n...- wishes 10 know II there Is J
.bere ON the comsiock lode a man nah''''
james Cullinsn.
JouS 8. C~rsNyss,s. United state" ray
D;,sc,or .t San Francisco. Is visiting ihe
cemstock. He Inspected The po"A"1
mines yesterday.
w. Yorso A COMPANY have Jus, put III
.no,her elegant showcase. which VAL soon
be allied with the choicest fancy Articles
JouS cocnx.S's wife wants to learn
.ome,bius OF his whereabouts. She lives
IN 81. Louis. Missouri.
TIE Bullion Mining Company paid on
yesterday. Their payroll amounted 70
$4,000.
Ten Democrats will hold . mass new
iny IN Carson this evening.
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suRFoCATINa COUGH.

In = letter TO Mrs. Isle. OF Chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western prrss, she
ascribes the cure Of q dangerous cough. aecom.
panied by bleeding Al the lungs. TO Hale,
Honey Of IIOrchound and Tar. my eough,'
but The Honey Of ~Iiorehoand and Tar has
removed every trace OF It," The letter was 10
I lady friend IN this city. who has placed " at
The dlspossi Of q. N. Crittsntou, 7 Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
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..,,x,.u. service. r.-~srrs~.

n. =. Curkcu. dom HIit--rhere will he
10 service held In the morning. owing To the
op~niuk services by pr. Quad In u. ne~ NJ
A. ChpWh, Virginia City. hysning service VIII
hs hold 80 usual 81 I'D y. n. by IN" fa-'"fs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-05

HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion, removes freckles.
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application cannot
Ina detected.
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Lros's KArulRioS makes beautiful CLOS
~. luxurianih hair /; prevents lis falling out
or turning gray. II has stood the test Of
forty years, Is charmingly pcrfumed. and
has no rival.
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onsTSCI.Es To MARpIAGR.

Happy relief for young men nom the eneeis
rrstotej. impediments 10 marriage removed.
New method 81 Treatment, New and remark.
sble retnedIes. Books and circulars sent free.
In ,ea,ed rnyelope. Address HOWARD Az.
NOTATION, IisN. Ninth street. philadelphia.
Pa.-sn Institution having Q high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional sfils
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The rurLis,, war.

R.ousA, August 5.-The garrison In the
Turkish portion Of Kick yesterday dcs-
troyed the Notifications and embarked for
Antwari.
English surgeons arr being engaged for
field service.
Resigaaslsn or the Reumauisn
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tADK HRRRt

II IL worth moving that FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETS. LOuN0Rs. SPRING
MATTRESSES. and many other things, can BE-
bought NJ u. W. GRANT, Oold Hlli labove the
house In the State: aud HE goods are just shat
they are represented 10 b.. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-05

THiHr 10 not . medical man who denie. the
efficacy OF sulphur asa radical remedy In the
larger proportion Of akin diseases which pre-
vail In cities; and there II not . medical man
who dos not lndorse 0ienn's sulphur Soap ~
the beet way Of applying Il. Sold everywhere.
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PALACE EATING STAND.
should taow that 81 TOMMY

HEFrRoN's fsmoas Eating 60
! shepsrd's Palace Saloon. virginia City. tney
can slways And 2 GOOD squar: nsei o. me ss.y
clans, ioSsters and other shell ash. and GAM.
In their proper reason. Call and Try the faiacs
Eating Stand when you are hungry. IAN
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"ruR YOUNG MANS r0CKET CON-
PANION1

pubiishsd By DIX. u. WAGNER. providing
1000 copies are mbseribsd for Of 90 PAT vol
ume. All Who wish . copy,are rsQuettea 70
cali At No. . South o street. Virginia c1ty. And
test the merits OF the remedies before SUB
scribing for the same. 10 10 . disess on vsns-
real dtssases, .s.n D
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
poMEsTic NEWS.

'rrcrAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors and
lndlscretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss ri manhood. etc.. will send
Q recipe that will cure you. free OF charge.
This great remedy was discovered by . mIs.
sionary In South America. Mend . self-ad.
dressed envelope 10 the Rev. JoscphT 7. Inman,
station ID, Bible House. New York City.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

srrrr.L TO II soLp NIL nAnr xrvs.
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sucoND DIsPAToH.

aestiag RID or Infsctsd Chinamss-
improvements 70 she PsstHssss
Action OF the Trojan stock.
helders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-05
CALEDONIA PICNIC
AND
SCOTTISH GAMES.
THE FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC AND
Games OF the
VIRGINIA CALEDONIA CLUE
Will be held al
Treadway's Ranrh, Carssa Ctty,
On SATURDAY, August i2ih, 1875.
COME AhE, coME A..

The sports OF the day viii 10 OPENED BY an
old.fashionsd SCOTCH REEL, music by the
Bagpipes, arer which the following programmes
Of games will bs carried out;
!. Throwing heavy hammer. weight - pounds.
2. Throwing light hammer. weight u pounds.
=. Putting heavy stone. weight "a pounds.
4. Patting light stone. weight 10 pounds.
o. Short accom- hundred yAnds-for mem.
bers Of the Clnb only.
@, Back race.
7. Standing Jump.
2. Hop. step and jump.
y. nunnlng Jump.
10. Rnnning high leap.
u. yaulting With pole.
"a. Tossing the Caber.
II. Your. hnndred-yard race.
II. 0hillis Csllum. or swori dance.
10. Highland Fling.
The prizes 20 BE- awarded 10 the successful
competitors will aggregate IN value 500, In.
Gliding . handsoms Gold Medal, valued d go.
10 be awarded 20 the compe. itor sho takes the
. team from each OF the various n Ilitssy CON.
panica oi Virginia City, Gold llill and Carson
will compete for q handsome Gold Medal, TO BE-
awarded by the Club 10 the team max ne the
mott points; shooting to be conducted accord.
, lns 70 sns c ssSS ss.m nI u s.Ss ., s,s ,ou .~c h"''
All parties not holding excursion Tickets will
he charged an entrance lee Of one dollar to the
grounds.
Non.membtn OF the Club will be ehsrerd Q
competition fee Of one dollar for esch game.
Train. leave Virginia City At q o'clock 4. ~;
Gold Hill 81 Sis A. v.
re- Professor Cara's silver Cornet BAND will
furnish music for the occasion.
TIcH Its 30
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-05

Turlawc-ts rdrycood.aibrallsnd rom
and zee.
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Q@ III NgNts
Nr11.Ts .., sS Sgs,s ~ 2. .d 5ss o snri M.
Rooms u he .ss. Suitable iet : ia.iiy. ca
Apply 90 he psais.s. PRED SHiRBicH,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-05

CHICAGO, Angus, 5.-Dispatches at Gen.
eral sheridan's headquarters this morning
say that . skirmish occurred last night
near Fort Fetterman. between . party Of
herders and q band OF Indians. OF tho
latter one was killed. Tho whites cap
tured q considerable number Of ponies.
These arc the same Indians who attacked
the freight train = few days ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09

The charter election in Newark Will take place
tomorrow, when exciting contest IL expected, each
wand eectng Aldo. man, Chosen Freebooter. AID
school Commissioner The following are the candidates
for Aldermen tho respective wards, tho Democrats
being first named: First ward, william l.. Pine >. V. C.
Van Rensselaer, Second 4. n. Doughcry, Nicholas Van
Ness Third, Thomas W. Dawson. John >. CLARK Fourth
J. Warren VandcryeoT, Herman W. Gedicke; Filn,
James r. Bond, Watson 7. Larue SIKH VIM II. Fielder
John COnradl SEVENTH Timothy DOnuclly, Peter NJ
Melick; Eighth, William :. Lconari james L. Marvin !;
Ninth Charles A. COuglln, George ". Hubbcll Tenth,
Edwin Lister Philip Mayer; Eleventh, Alexander Jarvis
Henry Lang; Twelfth, Jacob Kaiser. Christian No gel;
Thirteenth GOttfncd Kruger, iona Iuukce; Four
tecnth Elias Crowcll, William StauBJy; Fifteenth, Fran
els J.. Miller, Charles n. TneDcfath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09

cAppFNTER-At Harrison y Y on seventh day (Satur.
day). tenth mOnl. IN, Augusta Elizabeth daughter ~
Francis ". aud Hannah LydA Carpenter agei year.
months. and p days
FL enns are to attend the funeral at Friends Meeting
Purchase. Thru tfuertdYl loth iust AZ IL
O'Clock IN. Carriages viii White Plains g. meet the
train leaving Grand Central Depot at II = N.
FOSTER-At Quoeue. l.. L. on Thurlay. Oct 8, Margaret
=, eldest daughter OF John r. ana IIeiiy W roster.
SUNDAY JOHN L. Foshay aged 32 years.
il1Iiyos and friends invited TO attend the iuera at
street NJ. r. Church. Jane st. near hgta' Q, ON
TUcsay. oct. To- inst, a. IL Tho remains viii be
taken TO sing SIN. for nicinont.
HERIGcK-Iu this city, oct 8, Julia A. widow Of the late
% riliiyes and friends OF the family attend
Sccoulayc, Monday. oct ., at 10 O'clock without
further notice.
LoDER-cn SATURDAY T. at the residence Of his sonn.
law George r. Titus. Rye ~ Y, Benjamin Loder. IL tho
18th yea" Of his age.
Ecla,cs and friends aved, without further nolice 10
attend the funeral services AZ NdflsL Nlurth rye, on
Wednesday. the I'm ipst, at BIZ m TRIMS by New
Haven Il. r. leave Forty secondst a. 2:2O returning,
leave Rye at J,3 and 6.23
NOE-On the eth Franklin Augustus youngest sD Of Caro-
line II ami the late Augustus Noe, aged 10 wars and
months. - - ,...,.., 49,. 49,, a.. ,.,
from his nOihcrs residence Cb"ster2ye Woodsde, on
Monday. at o'clock y. M Inierment AT MI fra'ant
Cemetery
sARGENT-In Elizabeth " j. on Thursday evening. oct
daughter OF Charles C. and Lizzie p sargent
Friends OF the family respectfully nyted attend tho
the residence Of tc parents sly EhL.Ooth.
on sunday, oct s. At : O'clccA p. ~.
Maine papers please copy.
TTCKEU--At Skaneaeles. y. Y, sunday Oct :. william
IIslsry 'Tu. elest Richard H. aud the late Au.
giista Il Tucker. in the 2l,t year of his age
The mineral frou tir residence Mr. iIalsey Isl
Clnton-av brooklyn on Tuesday the 10Th INST, At
O'Clock D. m.
wHIPPI E-On FRIDAY 6. Rev. George Wppie, d. D.,
Secretary of the AmcrcSr Missionary Association
Funeral services irom his late residence No 23 Chnt0ns
Brooklyn. Monday afternoon, oct ., At lOcock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09
MUSICAL NOTES.

Felcien David is to have a monument.
Muzio is to conduct Italian opera in Paris.
Mile. Albani is taking a holiday in Scotland.
Negotiations to induce List to visit England
have failed.
Mr.. Aptommas, the harpist, has returned to
New-YOrk and during the season viii give series OF
recitals of which due notice Will be gwen
A visitor to Nine. RudersdOrf's lovely home
at Lakeside Berlin, Mass is enthusiastic over both tne
hoauy of the place and the extraordinary musical talent
which ts gothercd there under the instruction Of the
great teacher Hc speaks in the most glowing terms OF
the warmth OF his reception. and or the pleasure which
he experienced in listening 10 the music OF Nine Riders
dorff and of several Of her pupils Many OF these are
very we'll known here, among them Miss Ima IhursDy
the chaI ming soprano who has been so succesiu DOh
i'm concert and oratOIiO; Miss Clemntine Iasir the
sonrono of the choir Of Plymouth Chrch, his LIuiy
Butman and Nine. Teresa CarrenO-Sauret, VINO, whne
still studying for the operate stage keeps up ht Prae
toe AZ the piano. NJ Sauret, her hnsbind ias hso brt
amending the Summer az Lakeside. All Oh these ules
have been hard at work during their vacations ana WIZ
comi