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TRIAL M JURY.
Not a Privilege Of Citiz nship that MAY Not
be Abridaed By the ststcs.

wAsuINaToN, Aug &.-In case No. 0,
Joseph A. Walker, plaintiff In error, against
Charles 8. sauvinet, In error to the Supreme
Court Of the State of Louisiana, the United
States Supreme Court has rendered decision,
of which the following are some Of the leading
points:
This Is an action brought by Sauvinet agoinst
Walker, n licensed keeper Of a coffee hou.e In
New Orle ms, for refusing him refreshments
when called for, on the ground that he was
man Of color.
SO far as we can discover from the record the
only federal question decided ty either one OF
the courts below was that which related to the
right OF Walker to demand trial by jury, not
withstanding the provisions OF the act of 1911 10
| the contrary He insisted that he had consul
tutione right to such trial anu that the stetute
| was void to the extent that II deprived him Oh
| the riaht. .,..,
| OF the State alone are nnally settled by the
| Judgment below. We can consider only such
| as grow out Of the Constitution OF the Unite
States. By article VII. OF the amend ments u IL
| the yaluo In controversy shall exceed t2y the
| right Of ttlh by jury snail be preserved. rms.
| as has been many lines decided, relates only TO
| wards VS.. Elliot. 2i wall. $50 The States, so
| far a. this amendment Is concerned, are LETT 10
| regulate trials in their own courts In their own
| way. A trial by jury In suits at common law
| pending In the State courts Is not, therefore a
| privilege or immunity Of national citizenship
| whiOh the States are forbidden oy the Fo"r-
| teenth Amendment to abridge.
| state cannot deprive person OF his prop
| erty without due process Of law, but this does
not necessarily imply that all trials In the State
| courts Affecting the property Of persons must
be BY jury. THIS requirement. OF the Constitu-
| tion Ia met II the trial "a had according to the
| The Chief Justice delivered the opinion. Dis.
| senting-Justices clifford and Field.
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ANNIE KEMP BOWLER KILLED.
FAN from n Car In tho Trnnsformat a or
scene Of "Ihe Black Crook"


scene Of "Ihe Black Crook"
Mrs. Annie Kemp Bowler, the operatic singer,
died In Philadelphia on Monday. She went to
that city several weeks ago. under an engage.
ment to enaa the part Of StIldotd in Tho Black
Crook at the National Theatre. On the nrst
night OF the plav Aug. 10, the very large theatre
was Jan med. and tho performances had almost
terminated. In the inal Transformation scene,
which was an uncommony splendid ecacle.
Mrs Bowler as Stdldctd was drawn up from the
stage IN golden car. She became dizzy and
fell over the unprotected edge OF the car, st TX
Ing hard upon the stage. Her shoulder blade and
colar-bone were broken. and that, IL wa. sup
posed, wns tue txtent Of her injuries. Sne W
thereafter confined to her bed, and latterly she
grew worse. Internal hurts beginning TO affect
ner dangerously, ana resulting In her death.
Mrs. Bowler wac daughter OF H. C. kemn,
New York merchant. She early deveOpeo a
nne contraito voice, aud commenced her musi-
cal education whom yeuna, studying under
such well-known teachers as Mrs: Seguin, Sig
Badiali OF this city, and Sig. Schira OF Lon
don. She made her nrst appearance in
public at q concert In this city. and Was so
successful that she was engaged to travel with
the concert troupe which supported Ihalberg
and Vieuxtemps. In 1880 she Joined the Cooper
English Opera troupe, and while with the com
pany married In Kingston, Ont. to Brook.
house Bowler, the tenor Of the troupe. In 1881
she went to England, where she remained until
1853, when she returned to America t. play Std
Ldctd IN The Black Crook " at NiblO's Garden.
During the season OF l669-10 she was with the
Richings English Opera troupe. Since that she
| has occasionally sung In concerto. acted In he
| atres, and for a brief time sang in some OF the
| better class Of variety theatres. Her husband
| Il alive, and she also leaves several children.
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.
The Turks Repuised at Alcxinatz-Gursoss-
vatz Recaptured bv the servians.


BELGRADE, Aug 22.-An official despatch
received here claims that the Turks were re-
pulsed twice during Monday. Despite their
NUN bers, they were unable even to approach
tho fortincations of Alexinatz, and only sue
ceeded In burning some Christian villages.
1t is officially announced that the Servian
troop. under Gen. Horvatovich yesterday recap
tured Gurgosovaiz and occupied Treslbaba.
Gen. Tchernayen sends frequent dispatches
urging Prince Milan to continue the war The
Prince appears to be undecided. 1t Is under
stood that only three Of the Servian Ministers
favor the con inuance OF the war.
SEMLIS. Aug. ct Is stated In well-informed
circles that the servian Prime Minister, kistics,
recently interviewed NJ. Kertzof. the Russian
representative at Belgrade, on the 1ltn inst,
aud appealed to the nenerosity Of the hussian
Government to permit Russian omcers and
soldiers to enter the Servian army. lie also
asked for pecuniary assistance, as Servia had
determined to continue the war. The Russian
Government has replied, granting the above
requests under certain conditions. In conse-
ouence OF this arrangement the Sciavonic Com
tuads in large amounts. Russian orncers and
SUBJ fhcers In parties OF ten reach Belgrade
almost aay psss,ns saro9sa a, Eernss's sra %n.
| itousiy. number OF other omcers are ex-
'PARIs Aug. 2.-Accounts OF the nshlinR near
| AlsIinatz are still conflicting. The Porte has
| sent q telegram to its representatives abroad
that the ssIySms who rs
| from A.exnatz, have been completely de-
| feltsd.
| natz are still confused and conflicting. The 40
tual state Of affairs, as far as known, Is as FOL
| lows< The Turks from GurgOsovatz under
Eyoub Pasha, and the army from Nissa, under
All Saib, have effected Junction, and, on sun
| day, were four miles southwest Of Alexinatz.
| All SMo's vanguard attacked the Servians on
| Monday. and met with fepulse. 81 CO that
| there had been no serious nghtins down to early
| Tuesday morning, and AlexInaz bad not then
/ been attacked.
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THE WORST OF HUSBANDS.
The Negro who Killed his white Wife-Ths
Proof Presented TO n Coroner's Jury.

The Negro who Killed his white wife-Ths
Proof Prosecuted TO a Corener's Jury.
Jerusalem is small hamlet In the
woods two miles northwest Of New Rochsis.
The Inhabitants are mainly negroes. and their
dwellings are wrstched shanties. On the border
Of the village stands q ricketT two-story frame
building unnt for human hahitation; yet it has
been the DIV slline place OF two families. In the
second story lived Frederick Everson and an
Irish woman. Kate Burke, who passed as his
wife.
Fred was powerful negro, 80 years Of age,
who bears very bad reputation, having been
repeatedly arrested. He supported himself by
doing chores and picking berries. Kate was q
comt,y woman 30 years Of age She went to
live With Everson about year ago. On the
ground door dweit Horace Cox. the husband OF
one Of Eyerson's daughters. Everson was Jealous
OF Kate, and when intoxicated maltredted ana
threatened to Kill her. ABOUT six weeks ago he
was arrested for abusing her, but was DIS
Last sunday Everson was seen to beat Kate
several times, and from the effects OF his nhuse
she was III on MONDAY morning when the Cox
family went berrying, and left her In the house
alive. Everson went to New Rochelle and
worked at delivering meat for butcher. Soon
after eleven o'clock he started for home. but re-
turned to New Rochelle in the afternoon, say
Ing, Old Kate 10 dead" Coroner Purdy went
to Jerusalem lem, and IN E,ersons s house foqna 6 6sI
nied knowledge OF the crime aud said he bad
found her dead.
Yesterday George Martin testified that he saw
Kate Burke at Q O'Clock p. NJ. on sunday walk
ing along tue railroad track with her husband
Everson told her to go home and set his dinner,
but she refused. and went into the house OF
Mrs. l. ,rkins near by. Everson made her come
YOU dont, will take your life" Tie knocked
her down, kicked her and stamped her
head. 0rasi Ing her by the hair he pulled
her head bhos, and picked up a stone, saying
III you open your mouth | will knock your
brains OUT He then beat her with the stone
would not. Leonard Fox came out with pis
tol aud drove him on. Kate got up and walked
toward Jerusalem, saying that she was COINS
home. 49,
The jurys verdict was that Everon was guilt,
of the murder.
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BRILLIANT DISPLAY.
The National Parade Of knights Of Pythias-
Ten Thonsand In Line.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.-The grand ma
tionll parade OF knights OF Pythias. which took
place here to-day, was one OF the finest Affairs
OF the kind this season. About 1000 Knights
were In line. Delegations were present from
all parts OF the country. With their banners,
srnoy. a.t other lodge paraphernaiis' tho
Knights made a most dazzling - '''Po''"1
appearance. New York and Brooklyn were
well represented In ,hs procession by the fol-
lowing lodges Rathbone, No. l; Harvard, No.
j. Ala, No. 1; Germania. No, s; Teutonla, No.
Goethe, No. -. Geur do Lion, No. 20; Myrtle
Wreath, No. 81 Assiend, No. "a; Mozart, No.
% Empire CITY, No +6; ), A. Douglas NO. ~
kooer; Bruce. No. 55; Morris, No. 70; Olymplc,
No. 10 The l're.s. No, 81; Yorkvlle, No. ilg ;
Anegnania, No. los; Metropolitan, No ioS ;
Andrew Jock'on Ne, III; Manhattan, No. lO
Kmckerbockcr. No. l34: hercuie4, No. liv and
German oak, 40. l42, New York Alpha, 70. 81;
MesopOtamin. No. II; Progressive, No. = La
fayette. No. 26 HUMBOLDT, No. 60; Leo, M. al :;
Putnam, No. "a; Cherusker, NJ. ~ Morgen-
stein. No. u Continental, No NJ Valley FOr1o,
No 10 and Greeupoint, No. l27, BROOKLYN.
After passing over an EXTENDED route the
Knignts we're reviewed by the unicers Of tho
Supreme Lodge AZ the Academy OF Music,
Broad and Locust streets.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Commodore vanderbilt's condition yesterday
was unchanged.
United Statos Minister Bancroft Davis arrived
In the steamship fIisia Yesterday
Timothy Sullivan Of Chestnut street left his
home sunday aud Is supposed to nave Deon drowned
at Coney l'land.
John Connell OF FL Pell street, made de'per-
ate b, lnl-fur4uur attempted suicide py sWhll0Nlnk
Paris green last tNenihx
Theodore 1reier, child OF twelve years, While
nyng Kite from the roof NJ 100 East Fourth street.
yeseruay fen to the ground and was fatally injured.
the whaling bark Catalpa, In which tho
Prnans escaped from Australia started for New Bed
ford yesterday aud there Will dl,charg her cargo OF OIL
Mrs Augusta Becker OF 3A East Twelfth
street was found last evening h4nging by the nook
rope attached TO hook In the door OF her room.
Henry Rhoades and William Hell OF ll9 Elst
ll3th street. while rowing ON the Harlem river ester,
d.y ran against rock the UOat MAS upBot aud bolh
were arVwned.
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rnr liberal SIDE SNOW.
Prominent Deiesn,,s Opposed TO Being sei'
out to Hayes I'D Wheeler.


Hromin.ut Dei.gn,'s Opposed TO Being Sold
Out TO Hayes n I'd wheeler.
ALBANY, Aug. 22.-The prospects are
pretty good for an interesting session OF tpe
Liberal Republican Convention, al Saratoga, to-
morrow. The call. which presumed 10 represent
the Liberal Republicans Of the State, really rep
xssepv5j Jrhn Cocn. alone, and em bodied In
I 4 declaration OF tho wholesale 1sMvery Of the
party to Hayes and Wheeler. This dis pos::::..""
of the concern does not, however, suit all the
members OF that heroic body, and scenes are
likely 20 occur tomorrow which may rather as
'tOnish hr. Cochrane. Col. James OF Orleans
county. an old Republican rn9 helped found
the party a close friend and associate OF
the great men who formed that era, the
man who. with N. J. Banks "f Massachu-
sctts, named John 4. Fremont Tor the can
diducy In 1850, and who was the second OF An
son BnriinRame In his projected duel WIN lTes-
1On r0uks arrived at Congress ii all. la this city
ye-tefday, on his way TO the Convention a.
delegate from his county. Hs sald that ne IN
tonded 10 enter formal pro est against ths sur,
render of the party by john Cuchrane 10 HAYES
Nnd " heeler. He believes that Reform IL sun
unacoomplished and That Grant'sin anu "nas ss
ne happily terms "Sylphisn stll RUE the
Government and are not TO 30 eradlcdled ny a
continuation OF the rule OF the same men uh
der Gno,her name. he device OF I'm tooni
cane in declaring the parry Tor Hayes ana
Wheeler was trickerY. IL was not lsual 10 lay
down programme Of opinions In advance. Inc
party Convention should have the right OF ue-
huerating upon their course, or there Was no
sIeed Of a Convention.
Gen. Jones of Broome county also ueleRite
arrived al Congress II ~ thls evening, ana be,
too Joined witn Col. James in MS e1pressions,
aud Today came Judge Edwln IL. REYNOLDS ana
JObn Banker, the other delegates from orleans
county VINO hold 10 the sulne way OF thinking.
How far ths opposition - John Cochrane may
develop is not yet known, but the nine Il. To-
gates from Monroe county are said TO he opposed
To his proposition for a transfer, aud the three
FROM Lewis county certainly are. No dennlte
plan Of action was agreed upon by these gentle
men to-day, but they will likely mud otheI
friends ~ SarAtOG', and II Is highy probable
they may make Mr.. Joln Coehrane's Convention
hYsly,
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How tho Republican. Practise Reform.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-In tho reduction OF
the clerical force the heads OF departments Staging
ont those having Democratic arations As the most
proper 10 be removed. In regard TO political
sessments as soon Q be made out warrant.
ing prosecution, viii De sent to the Grand jury when
II meets next month. Ktch IN muller mas said that he
WI stand ny any clerk who may be prosecued. and
will provide him with the best of counsel All the
Judges here being tools Of the White House. ana
wants of the Republican party no successful prOsccu
tioD, It Is said, need be feared by the tinid clerks
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wORK FOR 1HE APPRAIsER.
Samples OF Certain Kinds of Dutiabie Mer-
chandiss 60 bs~Preserved.

wAsHINGToS, Aug. 2s.-The following has
been published BY the Secretary OF the Treasury;
"On lnd after the nrst OF September proIimo ap
prasers Of merchandise the several customs districts
v be required to retatn samples OF all silks woolens,
linons d. ess and other piece goods sso OF All other
articles examined and appraised b, them paying ad
vaIorem dulles samples OF which In the judgment OF
the appraiser msy he conveniently taken and retained
ith0ut serious detrlment to tho Interests Of the I'm
porters Samples OF piece goc de are to be OF size
sufficient to show the width and texture Of the article
All samples taken and retained are to bo labelled
carefully n cd IN tue AppraseIs once subject TO In
''n and examination by oncers 10 be sssigl cd to
sshat auty nv .Ne department"
Ths object Of thS IL ~ secure STANDARD sanipes Of
cloths siiss DC that there may gfsster Certainty
In deterniiuing their dutiAOle value.
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"A HOTEL RUINED.
The Sinking Of the Neptune House tn the
sands OF Rockaway Beach.

The guests Of the Neptune House, Rockaway,
have compelled to vscste their rooms, owing to
the setiug Of the Msin BUILDING. The trouble began
early woeK. the moor OF the dinngroom being de-
pressed IN the middle, and each day getting worse
The beams gave ominous crackA and the glass In the
sashes broken. Mr., srmuells, the Lrnpretor cave
notice Of these facts and they went away
The hotel ORIGINALLY seyentyrve feet front. and
had depth OF My teet, standing about seventy nve
from the shore An extension nifty feet long was
puilt making the total length one hundred and twenty
nye feet The building 10 OF wood. and three stories
high The structure rets on piles that II IN sup
posed sit king into the sand On SUNDAY the centre
Of he building had sunk two feet Tue premises were
boarded of to prevent accident.
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Don Carlos and his comrades attended Booths
Theatre ast night, snd occupied proscenum oox' A
slight hand tapping greeted Don Calps as he entered
but he thought was Intended for the actors ana dld
not bow. A Spanish national air was played az me
close ~ the second act aud then no slood WIN ms
plrty aud bowed TO the applause Whirh gEteuu hlnn
Previous 20 performance four young uNiN
Spanards approached the box intended inr u ~ Chro
anu tore the Spanrl from H. Ca 'lug frhlo onslrt
ed Wih hy the usuers OF them SAID thut Don taos
rO true SpanArd aud did not dcstrVr 10 he hohufed
by tne spanish nag. lhe Janltur hunmfS,Y 'J,cleu
him from the theatre, and hih companions vowed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-23

Catherine +. Leboniyeau has sued her hus-
band, Webster LebonWeau, who keeps a hardware
store at TVS Third avenue. Tor limited divorce on the
ground Of cruel treatment. In her sfidaylt she sJs
that itr husband whipped her with cst-oDine taSs
that he Knocked her down with his st and stamped on
her and that he attempted to throw her out Of win.
1he denies the cat nine tails and AYERS
that plaintiff ia addicted 10 drink and OF violent TEN
per that she has nung knives and cups Al him thai
feupng to his store, he found her Intoxicated and he
ordered her for aDusng him, whtTeupon she threw
. stove plpe And q stove ~ hun
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A Man Killed BY n Woman.

RoCKpoRT CHURCH, N. j.. August 19.-Alfred
Lee son OF very respectable farmer shot and
SANITY killed here, last night. by Mrs Ryder. Lee.
william Couglc, John Perry, David shker, and Bly
Morgan attempted force their way into Mrs Nixons
house against the wishes OF the two women anu after
they had burst the door, Mrs. Rycer nred carbino
loaded with shot at them, while tney were only few
feet away her. Lee hit In the tace and neck,
OF the shot entering his spinal column The result
of the cOroncrs inquest tue arrest Of Mrs Ky dor
and her incarceration IN the Belvldere jail.
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BETWEEN THO FIRES.
The Predicnment In which Woods Card
Places CONGRESSMAN White.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Several persons
were reported as having seen John ID. White,
Kentucky Congressman. in this city, yesterday.
Wood, naval ofhcsr, was In the city the same
day and as white started home once. II was
Thought that he may have como back with blood
in hts eye. A careful search for him lust niens
youth, however. The persons who claimed 70
have him reassert that he was In w Washing
very quiet, and did not make any hostile over
lures to Wood. Fears are entertained d that II he
goes down into the Blue Grass region he will
have 10 nght a duel with some OF the kentuck-
ians, who are outraged that q fellow citizen
would allow such a card as Woods to be pub
lished without obtaining Satisfaction.
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THE END or A STRIKE.
A Receivers Proposals at First Rejected. but
ut Length Accepted.

The strike on the New Jersey and New York
Railroad has probably ended. and II Is expected that
trains Will resume running to-day. MIR v H. Lacy has
been appointed Receiver. and the property has been
handed over to him. He made proposition by telc'
graph the dissatisfied employees that II they would
resume work Immediately, their wages should De
promptly paid. . -, .,,
sos provision had been made by the courts Tor their
back bay lie declined to entert in any such propOs-
tion, and close all negotiations And hire
neA out the employees scot word that they would
begin work In the morning The men were peaceab e.
offered no violence, and beyond oisconnecting the
yulyestelns on their locomotives did no dAlnago.
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The 0nh annual regatta Of the Flushing Yacht
Club was sailed yesterday by The yachts Jane Pluck
ami Luck. Ella, Kato s.. RoIana. ripple Lyrs' L. b
Prince QUITS and Annie. They started at noon, under
a one northe,At wind on y course from a stakebOat on
the Holman House, Flushing nay around the stenplnR
Stones buuy = dista Of eighteen miles The Prnct
led on Ia the start OycrhHuled ny the Pluck
and Luck, which held tne advantage throughout the
race The prize WAS handsome silver cup. The Kate
s. got the second prize and the Annie took the hir1.
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THE LATEST ON WORLD VIEWS.
Tho sending Of Tbroe spanish Guubonts TO
Chinese " nlers.

PARIS. Aug. 2.-Advices from Madrid say
that three Spa 'sh sunboas are be sent 10 Chinese
waters the request Of the spanish epresenaye at
Peklng THIS step takeu:eitherto support the spanish
demand the restitution OF vessel stranded AT For
inOsa tor fear Ot complications arising from the
recent attack the French missionary chapel al Ming
kOue-FOO.
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SOME WAsAINGTON TOPICS.

stopping the sale of Arms End Ammunition
- .ndtan Traders.
WAsHISGTos, Aug 2-The following order
wns set to-day 10 nearly all Indian Agencies By the
Indian Commissioner
wAsmEeTps. d. c.. Aug. @, 1870
Str You advised that all sales OF ammunition 10
either white lndas BY parties holding licenses A.
stantv You will 90 notfI your traders snd sill be
vgiant 10 seeing that no violation OF this order 81
lowed. II any Instance OF such Violation occurs you
will revoke the oenss OF the offending party And
pOTt The To thus once for IuTther acIlOn.
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WHAT MORRILL, WISHES TO KNOW.
A Dom ssion that has hpssi uiU.:"oo' 'A'
has M de- no Report,

wAsHINGroN. Aug 2-In March, 1873 Con-
gress authorized the appointment By tho Secretary Of
the Treasury of q scientific commission to test steam
boilers eIperim ent upon the tensile strength OF iron
and make such other experiments as would lead TO some
conclusion TO the cause of ctpOeOnr ne uOnllnt
sion has expended nearly AL OF the shoOoo Appropra
oil and the Treasury Department mas not received
the nrst evidence OF the wotk accolnpllHNgI, Two
ylcancles have occurred BY the rcsgnAoh OF Dr. bAr
nara Of New York ani Prof. IhurstVno OF New Jersey
Before nng the yacancies any NORTH wants 70
know what good has been accomplished anu now tue
money has been expended.
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A meeting OF delegates from several Fsnian
societies vas held At O'Donoyan ROssas Hotel. yester
day to arrange for making new start In life for the
six escaped Fenians The Clan Gael, the FeniAn
brotherhood, tue Fenian Amnesty Association ana the
IRISH Alliance were eaca represented Dy four delegates
IL agreed that each society should conIibue $50.
and Ike smount expected IRON each Of the other
Irish societies OF the city. In addition private sub
scrptOns have been large, and each OF the convlcu
VIII receive from $500 70 5000 with which 10 start n
business.
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A Jer.cy CIV -cnmp's Deception.

Mrs. Grant OF Rock street. Jersey City Heights,
widow with two small children, accommodated a
velldressed young man with board few montha ago
The couIisnip was brief but pleasant snd lset weok
thev were married. The honeymoon was 70 be epcpi In
bf sht apOt ON banks ~ the Hudson river Mhtfe
the gfoon had rented pretty nttle VIVA On lhLIs,
her trunks WAS drawn FROM the house VIII iollow
the tuck direct the drNf taid the Rrooi, ahu @
he startcd on And viii come back IN coach Tor
YOU AID the he added sweety as ne oade auru
10 the brue Mrs Grant stnl awaits tue return OF her
huan nd nd h ROOIh