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The New York herald., 1877-10-04
ABANDONED AT SEA.

The steamer Magnolia. from Savannah, bound rot
New YORK, has been abandoned at sea. Captain Dag.
gett, VINO commanded her, reports that he lett Savan.
nah september ~, with tho wind moderate from the
southeast until the 2gh when II Increased Az four
AZ II. the 30,h the vessel was discovered to bs
leaking badly. The pumps were started Inmcdi-
atcly, but could gam the wate: aud the nres
were exiinglishci at eght A. " The passcn.crS and
crew lett tho snip At i've r. with twelve ieot OF
water IN the mold and gaining last They were picked
up abou dark by the bark Stralsund (orman), from
Baltnorc Tor the Baltic aud transferred 10 the pilot
boat L. 9. kulght yesterday morning and lauded
NJ tho Dsiaware Brcakwater ut nsii-past teo
A. III. They saved nothing but what was ON their
backs. Tue officers and crew lett for Philalcpha
the tug Rcbccca nj two Il. NJ The Mngnos's cargo
consisted vi va bscs upland cotton. baics 0.
island c0lou I2p bales tics aud yarns, ID Casks
rice barrels srits urpeninc i55 barrels rosin lII
sacks rice cha 100 coils rope, ID QUO sct lumber and
soaie general merchandise Tho Magnolia was U61
tons register, wooden vessel, buili Ia this city
1852 and originally called Augusta. She was regu
lar traaer between this port aud Savannsi aud ss,sa
from the latter FORT.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY

supRxaE couar-CnAMBKRs-Held by Judge Bar.
re,I-Nos "a 81, -. %, 81 ss, 1872, iss, 100. l67
srrKLAE IouKT-GEAERAL IERM RM--Aujourned until
Monday next
Van vorsL--Nos. i5Ol. 56l. 66d, &c., 697, o0l 6i6
Cl7, 6io, go, yol. G64. e3l s4r4s M
surRlME tounr-Cincrlr-Pa Held by Judge
Dononue.-o.a Nos 4s2s "a sz7S 4e7s.s, 27s, 1885,
3AlS. 4ss5. Ss63. s4Jl, 1851. s673 loo7, l653 45D
46jv lyoy. 4gs', 1861 Se7 "a, 5lO1, l7l0 1885, 1876
Lswrence.-caso on-saniosd et al W. The Harlem
River aud portchesler Railroad Company. No day
sssuaag ia Pr 'y iuagS a so, ssn ssa
ALL 1855 4s47 5lo4 5loS 5lOo. aIo7 5los 5lo9,
33uz $40, 235S. llC0 ssse a.I' sH,,s't rl
SUPERIOR CoUKr--GEyERAL TERM.-Adjourned cd until
the hrsi Aonaay Of November
SUPERIOR UouRr-spRcAL TERx-Held by Judge
Freedman. Nos. IL, l45<. H. So 4a.4s0 at7tA s
SUPERIOR CUuRT-IRiAL lgRM--Part 1--Held by
Judge apeir.-Nos 33S, 30, 255. 237, $685. ST., al3
35, 349 35i $50 1885, S5s 3dl, 3o2 363 SOL 37i. 37o
iourn.d until Monday next part 3-Held by Juase
Sanford Nos. 397ca45, 5S3, 257 2b3, 26s 269, 20,
27s Isl 2s5 2s. 2se 2o2, 800 so4. ao5 800, ao7 sOs
ConMos pLSAs--GESG9AL TKRx-Adjourned until
the nrst MONDAY OF November.
CoMa0S PLEAs-EQCITy TERM-Held by Judge Rob-
insop.--NoA l, n, ~, 49, az, Al, az, 43, "A.
COMMON PLEAs-lRiAL TEKM-lart l.--Adjourned
uuti Monday; oc'ooerIs Part s-as,d by by Judge
1855, 1882 1890 1892, 1898, 1894, 1895 1897 1903.
Part s-hod ~ Jude y I, Day lSt5, 1858. 1864,
1878, l3,9 1850, 1852, 1858 1884, 1881 \
siAarsE Counr--IRlAL tEgn-Psrt 1-Hcld by Judge
SinuotL-Nos 1866, lSl5ia, 1884, l5451p S2s 1851,
1894, i4so 1928 1875, 1926, 1921 1925 1929, 1881.
Part z-Lell oy Judge sheridan. Nos 1853, 1S+7,
ls4s. 1882 ll25,s 1908 1914 lsla l9l4 1915, 1915,
1917, 1919. 1920 1921, 1868, PART 3-,ied oy Judge
Aser-Nos. 1928, 1884, 1895 1896, 1885, 99Jta, 1899,
1900, 1901, 1907 1905, 1907, 1918. 1910 lol2
fCouKr OF 1KSEsAL SEssoNs--Part l--hold by Re-
corder Hacsett. hc Pc p.c vs. Thomas Curran, rape;
saine w. Thomas Ward, rape; same vs. David David
son, burglary; same vs.. Edward McGee, burglary;
same vs.. Augustus Henson, grand larceny; same VS..
Nora Lampucll and Edward Mcdonald, grand larceny;
game vs. Antnony Lcsecar and Joseph Graham, lar
ceny from tho person; same vs. James Daily, larceny
ln The person same vs. Anne smith, dsorJcrly
mouse same vs. samuel Robinson, robbery; same VS.
Ssmue r. Perry lei nous Assault ana battery samc
FraDcis Porse aud Frany Busto fei,niOus assault
aud battery Same VII Henry Piuhc. assault and bat.
tcry. Paft 2-Held ny Juige sutherland - he Peep Q
vs.. Jane- Qninn, icioniots assault ana 5attcry stmc
vi. Michael Qulgley icvnicus assault aud battery ;
same Va Peter GUAM, Ielon1us assault and bittery ;
same W. james Taylor, burglary; same vs.. Fanny
Doyd. grand iarceuy; same W. Mary Moron, grand
larceny same W james Qurk. pett larceny; sams
w. Juius Leycsitt. larceny from Tue person; samo
William Decker, larceny rom tue person; same Va
Joseph Quigg, larceny from the person
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
COURT OF APPEALS.
In Court Of Appeals. Wednesday, October ., 1877

eMN ALBANY, N. X, Oct 8, 1877.
In Court Of Appeals. Wednesday, October ., ls77:-
No. 241s. Ward vs. Atlantic ana Pacific elegr phi
CompsDy. Argued by f. Wheeler ior appellant; w.
W. Goodrich ior respondent.
No. 100. Morehouse vs. Yeager r--Argued by B. N.
Stliweli Tor appellant; William X. BALDWIN Tor ro-
spVndeni. f M
No. 10 Macaulcy vs. Portcr-Argued by John
Van voorhls for appellant; y. l.. Durand for re-
spondent. aAf
No. "A. Parham VS.. Moran. .--Submittcd.
No. li5 Parrott vs. CuIby.-Argucd by Albert Stick.
ney for appciiuat; william J. Wiirou Tor respondent
The following orders were handed down.
Ordered hat IN appeals IRON lolcs of hear
ing .hai lie lied Win tno CLERK before the Satur
day previous 20 mo.lon DAY on when the case is In
tended TO DO moved.
Ordered, That the Clerk shall prepare q calendar OF
appeals from oracrs Tor each motion day, ng
the cares wBlcn notice Of hearing shall be ned AZ
ABOVE provided according TO priority Of hing returns.
Il. U. PERRIN, Clerk.
Proclamation made AMI court adjourned
CALENDAR. .Nt
The following Is the day calendar for Thursday.
ocloDer 4-Nos lJl, lo2, %, lo5. ~, ia, 52, Io4
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WAGES GOING UP.

The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Company, and the New York Central and Hudsou
River railroad Company have issued orders to thei
respective officers and employees 70 the effect that as
advance OF i've per cont u9oa the compensation Of all
employees OF tho companies affected by tho reduction
OF ne ten per cent inJ July as ana whose pay anouns
70 less than 81, 900 per annum, will be made on aud
alter the LIST OF November
s also annouuccd that the trunk lines WILL on the
sh OF October. abolish tho special csses leaving but
the following tour classes Newark to Chicago, 10,
~, 70, 40; New YORK " st Louis. VI. VI -. %
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART /.
Before Recorder Hackett.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.

PLEAS AND SENTENCES. -
Christopher johnson, Norwegian, aged twenty-iour
years, who gave his residence No. 800 East Fifty
six street, was arragned yesterday the bar by
Assistant District Attorney Bell charged with having
broken the premises OF Francis Slack, Terrace
place aud l5Sh street, and stealing the l7lh OF
tember quantity Of clothing valued ut SO. The
prisoner pursued and captured with the aid oi q
mounted police o!lcer. He pleaded guilty and was
sent 10 the state Prison Tor three years and six
months. ,Fr U 9t 3Aa.usu 45
Thomas Fisher, q. laborer, pleaded guilty to tho
charge OF breaking Into the premises oil Louis Gross
No. I'll GREENWICH street, and stealing bundle OF
suspenderS valued at sl5 He WAS sent 10 the State
Prison iOr two years and six months. f42fs Nl
Henry Miller, oil No 24l West Twenty-seventn
street, was charged with snutching from Sarah Wilson
pocket handkerchief, containing So, on the 2Otn OF
september. The act was witnessed by officer, who
took tho prisoner into custody On being arraigned
Tor trial yesterday he pleaded guilty was sent 20
the state Prison Tor two years t@ t
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
TIE NEW CODE.

ALBANY, Oct 3, 1911
The Judges OF tie Supreme Cours met in convention
al Tho Captol to-dsy to revise and rules oi
general practice la the Supreme Court SO AZ TO mako Il
conform 10 the code yhici Justice Muiien of tho
Fourth Department. was selected as chairman, and
Justice Gurus. Of the New York supreme Court AZ
secretary.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

" Al llAh1 VI LAW OASEc.
Judge Barrett granted order yesterday directing
the restoration OF the care OF his properly to rhoma
Stephens. former president OF the Croton Aqucduct
Board, and discharge Of T. canfcld and Henry Mar.
shai from trrsteeship OF the property. sN
In Marine Court, Chambers, Yesterday the bail in
the suit OF Dr.. Benjamin W. Hawkes. against Or. &.
Newton Whitehead Tor malicious prosecution the facts
oi which have already appeared in tho HERALD, was
reduced by Judge McAdam, on motion OF Mr. Herman
stieici, counsci Tor the defendant, 10 $500 ~
coloTed man, named Joseph Thomas, sued an ut
torney, named Charles A. My, recover damages for
alleged assault and battery aud malicious prosecution.
Tho Ilain.n claimed that when he the deicnd-
ants once u get tome papers by HIM inirusteu TO
taken forcOly before magistrate but was rged
The was tried yesterday beorc Judge Larremvrc
Ia the Court OF Common Pleas, and resulted in yer-
Tho OF Char.es "a. Haswel against the city camo
up ior trial yesterday before Judge Larreore in the
Court OF Common Picaa Haswvl was appointed sanl-
inry engineer and surveyor 10 the Heath Department
aud he claims that salary 10 the oil So 100
not paid him, aud Tor tns he brings suit Ins city
defends on tho ground that they liable Tor
debts OF an Independent department. also tho
palnun acquieseed Ia resolution giving has services
Before Judge Van Brunt, holding Supreme Court
Circuit there was commenced yesterday the trial oil a
SUIT brought by W. q. baker Co. against 4. Giea-
sou. Inc ueienuani, who OWLS No. ~ West Houston
street, agreed To pay 81 100 TO the aints Tor urv
dncing tner hcatiug apparatus IN his BUILDING aud
dd pay all but ST. zoo, 10 this balance ne
suit brought the defence Is tnat tie heater was
failure, and counter claim put IN Tor So, v00 dam
ages Mr. Fuller appears ior tue planius and Mr.
Can. ler Tor the defendant
he hearing upon the SUIT OF habeas corpu, granted
TO John Z. Farrn oi Ithaca, 10 recoverron Dan ~
Corcoran, oil White Plans, the custody oi his ta o
children, was postponed yesterday by Judge Barrett
MI tu-murrow allow the supn or further tcs-
tmony. II Is claimed tnal Farm Is IA tho haDu OF
drinking 10 excess aud rs therefore AN unht person
hnvv lLe oi hts chi.drsn. ts
more novel appiicat ON and revealing more Pc
cuar state facts has rarely mat o Judge
Barrett on behaiI OF Giuseppe Mazacopo, lor u nun
damus 10 compel the Musical Protective Uuon 10 rc
store him 10 membership. He hau been expelled upon
due notice 20 hun. tor having induced musician 10
to MS musical capacity end acqpirements. He con-
iessed TO having nduced sucn personation APP
prehensve that his friend Brigio would not reach
the required standard Mr. Peter itcleli argued
case behalf OF ths appicant and cxJ udge Carcozo
denied the motion, sayiug that he could not by
taking tho papers seem 70 continue such iracd as
the applicant Confessed 70 have perpetratcd
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge Sutherland
wr,1. Mrn1rrn srNrunnr

WELL MERIrED SENTENCE.
Ayoung man named Francisco Sebastian Morear, q
Spaniard twentyour ycars OF age, who gave his ad-
No. 129 Blocker and occupation cabi
nctmakcr WAS arraigned Tor trial ny Assistant Dslrct
Attorney Russell, cnarged with having, the 23u Of
August lust, committed an indecent assault little
ggl len years old. The prisoner pleaded suity anu
sent to STATE Prison for seven years hard labor
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST THE CRY.

hcssrs. slatteriy Il White brought u SUIT again 81
the city TO damages for delays occasioncd IN
the doing o work on Eighth avenue, between F.uy-
seventh ana lo7th Streets CONTRACT with The city,
The case was tired yesterday oeorc Judge Donohuc,
holding Part |, supreme Court Circuu cx.Jndgc
Curdozo and Mr. Jvbn T.. Strahnn appearing Tor the
The New York herald., 1877-10-04

Steson for the city II was shown that the lata Sur
vcyof, Mi. Edward Boyle, pave the contractors =
wrong grade Ihat alter they had substantially com
plcted their work they had 20 what they had
done and blast over again IN 20 lit the lower
Craze II also shown that Mr.. Boyle mad given
levels Tor the setsina OF the curt gutter
stones; that be had delayed them by these errors;
that bs his neglect, whom requested furnish thcn
with proper srsdcs and levels he deaye them over
nve hundred days The SUIT was for DANA grs sus-
Snincd by much aeNy aud Increased Of doing the
work at the time they Obliged 10 do IT, YER
dict was gwen 70 the plantds Tor $50 bS5 ST.
The New York herald., 1877-10-04
MMr. rrnEsA r1rrrxs

The long expected announcement of the dccease OF
this estimabic artistic comes to US IN the following
wOrds:-
The New York herald., 1877-10-04

manifested itself nj al early a.e causing hs parents
TO decide upon having him trained Tor tho church
organ lzaiion 10 which they belonged instead oi de-
voting the medical profession, in the pursuit or
which his iather auo grandfather had spent their
hvcs. thorough classical education was therefore
the FIRST requisite which his good parents endcayored
20 ootain for him.
After obtaining good common school education,
such as 1t then was, tho young James Roosevelt
Bsyey was sent to Washington tnow Trinity College,
Hartford. HIS lfc here was s,udious, but was rot
Tree those FRANKS which college boys delight In
Ho Is SAID at Quo time 10 have narrowly escaped OK
pulson for having joined with Of his comrades
in a conspiracy to lock The professors from tho
college builaing However that may bo. ne graduated
with honor at the age Of twenty-one.
From his aima mater he was sent to tho theological
school at M,ddetown, Conn, Kept by DR.. Samuel Far
mer JARVIS, OF divorce suit fame Here he became a
great chum OF his roommate, John Williams, the pres
cnt Protestant Episcopal Bishop OF Connecticut Al
these prclimuury studies he returned 10 Washing
ton College Hartford tutor. 1t was at thus time
that hc lrsl became acquainted with the Rev. Thomas
:. Preston, now chancellor OF this diocese. who
pupil there, and whom. when he became Father Bay
10y he received into tho Catholic Church. The frend
snip that was begun between teacher and student
lasted throughout their iivca
In due course OF time James Roosevelt Baylcy was
ordained a minister of tho Protestant Episcopal
Church Ho nrst became rector OF ST. Andrews
Church. Harlem. Now YORK, where no rornaiued for
eighteen months, during when lime he made tho
acq Iaintance OF luture Cardiua McCosgey being
next assi. ned TO the district Western Now York,
and being a,tcrward transferred to Hagcrsowu Md.
IL 10 presumed tuat ms acqua,ntaDce with Cardinal
NcClosKey wDo was Then young and ieryent priest,
thoughts oelng drawu 10 the Ca,nouc Cuurcn.
At HagersIown the germ Of Mr. Baylcy's thoughts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-27
ANOTHER SPITZ VICTIM.

An inquest was held yesterday in the case OF Eliza
beth Klascs who the I'D Of February, was bitten
By a half breed SPITE dog, and whose death month
later was attended with symptoms strongly indicative
OF hydIophoula Tho testimony of the child's father
went to show that the wound inliccd by tho animal
had cautcrized and all heedful precautions had
been taken guard against the dreadful result which
the Of the injury prompted the girls relatives
to fear The dog loo had been shot about fifteen min
u;cs after the occurrence, and thus encouraged
hope that all danger had been avertcd.
In the course OF month"; however, the child began 10
have spasms OF only momcniary duration, cut which
brought 10 her lathcrs mind dreadful apprc.
hcnsion OF how they might terminate The doctor was
brought in a2aiu, but while recognizing symptoms Pc
culla to ydrophobia in It's inclpient stages he anced
he could trace them 10 another source. In time, how
ever the inevitable averscncss 10 liquids began TO
manifest itself and the commissions became more fire..
aucnt. 4 couple Of days passed and then the little
girl in OF her spasms, expired The testimony OF
the doctors cornatory oil this and the jury rem
dcreo verdict oil death from commissions due TO the
bite OF dog.
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WILL MURDER OUT?

A. MAN PREPARED 70 CONFESS ABOUT THE
KELSEY MURDER.
Tho murder OF Huntington IS not likely TO be allowed
10 rest In tho Suffolk Buiet,n OF last Friday is
letter signed ..Rcpcntan" IN which the author con-
fesscs to having been party to the .arrng ana
fcathorng OF Kelsey the night OF November 1872
1t s said all tho Information Is in tho possession
OF District Attorney wickham. The Bulletin has ever
bcen partial TO the Sammscs and was the tar party's
organ the publication OF tho letter in its columns
cxci,cs little comment in Huntington. The gst OF
the communication Is us foows:-
am tired OF Keeping horrible secret, and as sure
as tnere Is an omnscient ana almighty power that
governs and directs all things mundane, so surely Will
OF tho casc--Dcorc proper tribunals all that know OF
this frighfu crnie which Is making my lie intolera-
bic. SEQ matters are being again actively pressed,
and conceive there 10 be virtue IN longer binding
myself to silence, whom in SO dong deraud Justice,
gam for myself Eaught but dlshonor and render my
entire existence nightmare. / was present at
the Kelsey outrage masked and prepared to
al IN mister such indignities-Icd by what have
discovered ~ DO tho lying accusations OF his enc.
mics-as seemed meet punishment for his annoy
upccs to u young lady. His acts had been msreprc-
scented represented to be infamous in tho OK
IRENE. was passive rather than an active pnrtic-
pant and my sacred honor had not the most re-
idea that anything further than the tar ana leather
before a respectable world II did not by confession
and pcnitenta acts my accusing conscience ana
small would be my hopes OF making my peace with
my Maker II did not take this only method OF recon-
element
II is limited in Huntington that the pcnitcnt is n
member OF the Presbyterian Church, and was brought
to this state Of mind by an almost fatal sickness.
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Arxlx-On Sunday March %. THOMAS ATKiy, a
native OF Dumfrcs, Scotland, In the 69th year Of his
age
The relatives aud friends respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from his late residence, No 43l
West 10Th ST., on Tuesday, March ~, at ono O'CLOCK
p. NJ
scotch and Western papers please copy
BARNES --On Monday, March 20, 1871, MAGGIE f.. /,
dau ghter OF John II. and Maria Barnes.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend tho funeral, from her parents residence, Port
Richmond, Staten Island, at hapast one =. NJ. March
2s, 1877. Boat leaves pier 10 at twelve A. NJ Car
riagcs awaiting
BARTLETT. On Sunday, March 90, Major JONAS BART
LETT, in the 74th year OF his ago.
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral services, at his late resi-
dcnce No. "a LIST place, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, at
Two O'Clock +. NJ.
BLAcKwKLI.-On sunday, March rs, at the residence
Of her son-n-law William Floyd Jones' South Oyster
Bay, l.. l., ELIZA JANE BLACKWELL. widow OF Robert
Blackwell.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the fu-
neral from the Church OF the Holy Saviour, East 25t
ST. on Wednesday, 18th INST, at halt-past nine A. NJ
BuRSETr.--On sunday, March rs, 1877, BENAJAn }.
BURNETT, formerly OF Mount Vernon, N. y, aged %
years. months and day.
Funeral IRON his late residence 800 West 10Th st.,
"Wednesday Murch rs, at hai-past twelve r. NJ Inter
mcnt ut Woodlawn Cemetery.
BUTLEH. AT Wcsthci. N. j., March TO- 1877, Mrs.
SARAH BUTLER, aged 81 years.
Funeral WILL take place from tho rcs'ocnco Of MI
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not long before William c. was added 70 this pioneer
company. This was In the days Of claim maklnR on
government land, and William u made Claim on =
piece OF timber land about six miles from the se'c.
nont OF the colony. In this remote place nc wo"u
have persisted but Tor the faithfulncss OF large new.
ioundund dog that had been his constant cum @
for many years Wsm and his wife ana Que OF TWO
children were trying to winter IN ttie nut maui
short logs. When they had nearly exhausted an 'ne,r
winter supplies there came deep snow, ana .he se.-
Element was SIX miles distant. IN theH eAHc"i.y
thew sent note TO the colony tied TO tho neck d lnc
faithful dog. This note brought relief anu was saiu
TO have saved the lives OF the family IN tne spans
Pike moved back TO the settlement ana leit MS w'ie
and Two children near their friends whic nc went
ro~ing around the country teaching and occurring On
phrenoosy, mesmerism, &C. From Ih's po'n' oo hs
wandcrings he tell IN with the present urhev,cse,
who Is tho direct or Immediate cause Of az n's
trouble. This woman spiritual trance medium.
She travelled with him, often on 1901, IRON p'ce "
place. acting In his seances as spirit mcuium. IA
their wandcrings they Came To Minnesota city, "ncIe
Of the practiccs OF Brigham Young aud MS WIG
rcbced and hls stay was short. He took GenevieVe
and left. HIS vile obtained divorce ana inarriea
again. and hcr husband died and she married inc thra
time, and living with her thrd husband ID this
county (Winonal- She " an cstmabc woman anu 10
respected ny all who know her.
5 nee he look up with Genevieve Pike has lcd row.
Ing hle. lie has twice In the insane asy.
um. lie Is !ulI Of all OF vagares ana via ana
cnilner cal projects Ito spent tune TWO or threc
years ago away out on tho rGDter nj kamicsk'c, Wy.
ing to form COLONY there Those who know MN ocst
40 not believe hun bad man. He Is nononiniac-
weak mi nded Iunutic with most unfor unnte nci-
tai organization He IL ono ot large amiiy oil boys
and girls, born IN Broomc county. near bihshahtou'
n. Y.
Many Of your older readers may remember two young
ladies' who thirty or moro years ago. iravcca cM.cn-
sivcy over tho country teaching inncmonics Thcsc
young ladies HIS sisters. ono Of them married
Peter G. WATSON assistant secretary OIL war unuer
Stanton. Two sisters live this state They are hilcd
with gric at tins tall OF their weak brother rhey at
tribute IL all to the influence oil bud, bad woman.