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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-05
THOUSANDS or AFFIDAvITs.

Many baving used patent" and prepared med
icues and failed in finding the relief promised,
are thereby pref ldiced against all medicines. Is
this right would you condemn all physicians be-
| cause one failed in giving tine relief promised ,
Some 90 to California in search of gold, and af-
ter working hard for months and finding none.
return home and say there is none there. Does
ID at prove ii +: Many suffering with Cstarih and
pulmonary affections have used the worthless
preparations that crowd the market, and in their
disappointment say there is no cure for Catari b.
Does that prove It'll Does it not prove that they
have failed to employ the proper remedy There
are thousands OF people in the United States who
can make an affidavit that DIR. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
have effected their entire cure. Many have lost
all sense of smell for months and pieces of bone
had repeatedly been removed from the nasal cav
tiles. t&Wlt
Free sample bottles Of Adamson's Botanic Bal
sam may be had of your druggist. Pleasant and
never failing remedy for coughs, colds, bleeding
from the lungs, asthma, &C., &c. Large bottles
- and 80 cts. Try IT. may2-tSwlw.
Keep the Forest Tar Salve' in your house. 1t
will save You money and pain.
I2-tSwlw.
ADVICE TO SMOKERS.
Call and see the choice line of cigars and iobac-
Goes just received by Deyine & Howard. ap7ttfeod
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-05

The case of Charles b. Mahan, indicted for
cheating, was continued to October, and defend
ant ordered TO give bail in 81 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-05

Kenueboc salmon are being sod at the Central
Market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-05

Farmers have grain up two or three inches
high.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-05
ADVICE TO SMOK

Keep the Forest Tar Salve' in your house 1t
viii! save You money and pain.
maI2- t,EWlW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-05

VIENNA, May 4. Count Sicily, Austrian am
bassa dor to the porte, will p obabiy leave 10
Constantinople with the Prince of Renss, on tn,
llth inst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-05
Annual Meeting or the Kennebec
Savings Bank.

F'I>HE Annual Meeting of the Corp orators of the
Kennebec Savings Bank vii. be held at their
banking room in Augusta, on MONDAY, the four.
teenth day of May, at O'clock =. NJ, for he pur
pose of choosing Board of Trustees and OF trans
citing any other business viii h may come before
them.
may4.t3t S.B. GLAZIER, TR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-05
Boston stock List.

Boston. May 4. 1871.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-05
Aural ano State NrWs.

Pure coin silver spoons at Eowsc's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-05
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Declined.

BosroN, May 4. President Hayes has declined
the inv itatou of the Boston Board Of Trade to
visit this city during the present month, on the
ground that owing to the condition of public bust
ness he cannot protract the time which will be
spent by him in PHILADELPHIA and New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-05
Base Bali.

LOWELL. May 4. The game here to-day be-
tween the Lowell club and Aetnas resulted in q
score of Lowells 8, Aetnas 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-05
NEW YORK.


New YORK, May 4. The mills at Schuylkill
Falls, the largest in the country, close to-day,
leaving 400 hands unemployed. Last April sew.
enty weavers struck, and the propretors learning
that the balance of the hands were supporting the
strikers, resolved to close the mill.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-08

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-08
70 r s ALE |

A FARM, " MILES FROM THE CITY OF NAPA.
"A Cal Contains 1888 acres-100 acres rich bottom
land the remainder vineyard land; 40 acres Of bear
ing vines; acres in fruit; 2cows; head OF horses
carriages. harnesses farming tools hne house Of 10
rooms, furnished; extensive Outbuiding, ETC., etc
The above will be offered very low. and on reasonable
terms for 80 days For further information apply to
j. VAN DUSEN. - kcarny street. San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
THE TELEGRAPH COMBINATION,

The JOINT committee OF the Western urlon and
Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph companies held mccl-
Ing yesterday at tho Western Union oNoe for tho
purpose oi framing 10 Icsa shape the contract which
has alscaiy lcen entered into for the purpose of loo
ing aai dividing the proG.s OF both companies The
Standing committee representing tho Western Union
IN tins transaction consisted OF Messrs W III am H.
Vanderbilt, Augrstus Schell ahd Edwin u. Morgan.
Tuc Atlantic ana Pacific Company was represented by
Mass,s Husse Sage, sidney T. D.hon and MI sampson,
waDicicd ~ the interest Of the minority stockholders
o. the company. The consultation lasted two hours,
and an agreement entered inio IA general terms
c.nDody lng thg details Already published. The formu-
letion tho dec Sion Ui the JOINT Committee was
placed ~ The hagds III a law cUmmiee, consisting OF
Messrs Green SGhel and Morgan, VINO VIII report 10
tho JOINT Commlttec at time not yet decided on.
Wee President Grcpn, OF the Western Union, stated
10 the HERALD reporter tbnt inc meeting ia all rc
specs was Harmonious one, and hat all details were
arranged the satisfaction vi tho Stockholders OF
both companies,
The New York herald., 1877-09-08

He had seen immigrants from other countries brought
here hi pitiable condition as the Chinese wero
said 10 hsve come. They were received ana nad
been cared Tor and made good citzens Yong Wing.
who came here few years ago and graduated
at Yale. on his return 10 China had large
number OF young men sont here 10 be educated They
are fam;lies IN Connecticut. aud well regarded
ny al who know them. He said he would welcome
the Chinese mere.
William stiokney, OF Washington, who went to
Oregon last year to Chef Joseph. the Indian
who - now lighting General Howard, said that his
way be stopped at San Francisco and made inquiries
regarding the Chinese. His Information very diff
erent from that Of the he had good accounts
OF them generally.
General Howard also gave them good character. In
Idaho and on the way there he had found Chinese
employed always. Good accounts gwen OF them.
He found plenty OF Chinese ut work and saw
idle but plenty OF other natonAities were idle. He
attended Chinese school, and much interested aud
pleased with be saw He saw several Chinese ad.
mited members In the Baptist Church iu Portland,
Oregon. Eleven had been admitted before aud three
related thar Christian experience in his presence.
One convert gave up an Interest IN u store to join
the Church. He thinks that those who have come,
and will come, should DO cordially received.
Eizur Wright, of Boston, said he could no dif.
ference between Chinese coming here compete With
American laborers and machines with which la.
borers have been competing heretofore He thought
beneath the dignity Of native American laoorers 10
Mr.. Lord Of Michigan, said that while hc did not
sympathzc with tho statements oi Mr. Moad's paper,
he thought thcre points IN the Chinese question
which require careful investigation. We cannot hoot
tho Chinese out OF the country. but must consider
their case In the several aspects which II presents
Secretary Y. H. Sanborn read the returns from
Washington, showing that there were not over
10000 Chinese In the country, and satd he thought
wo had great reason 10 fear any dangerous influx
during tho present century, az they wero
Eliz1r Wright thought II the Chinese were to be
excluded We should break up our thrashng and other
labor saving machinery.
Hamilton Hill moved vote OF thanks to tho citzens
ana authorities OF Saratoga Tor their h0spitaltie6,
which carried.
The Association then adjourned sine die
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
VISIONS CARRIAGES.

Ell Il. Weston, who is charged with being implicated
in large iorgeries with Gessner and others, was
rested suit IN the Marine Court brought by James
VI. pitncy to recover $3.50 for two carriages The
order Of arrest was granted on the ground that the
draft gwen tor the carriages and which had been nc.
cepted oy one Sibley had proved worthless; that,
although before taking the draft the palntn went TO
Sipley ahd was assured OF his responsibility,
he subsequently admitted he
sponsbIliy; that Weston sold the carriages at auction
almost Immediately after getting them, and that the
"hoc schaic was the result Ol Conspiracy between
Weston aud S!biey. A motion made lew Gays
since before Judge sheridan, IN tue Marine Court,
Chambers, ny Sir. Olivcr counsel tor Weston
cate the ordc oil arrest ou the thai ,ho 1da-
Wits Oh VINCE II was issued insufficient Yestar-
uay the Judge rendered his decision granting the mo
tiou. lilo holds tnat there Is no evidence show that
Weston had knowledge Of sibey's insolvency, are
there sufficient laois presented TO show fraudulent
cls position OF the property.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
BOARD OF POLICE.

An unusually long meeting Of the Police Board was
held yesterday, at which the Commissioners devoted
themselves to doing away with the OF routine
business that had accumulated during the past month.
Tho question o New York police al Creedmoor was
discussed and resolution passed directing the SUPER
intenden TO detail hfty policemen Tor duty at the ro
ranges during the international match the l4th and
10th INST.
About one hundred and SIXTY delinquent patrolmen
VINO had been before tho Board for a variety OF Of
ienccs were yarlously fined according TO the respec
tive charges preferred against them, aud Oicer Con.
saad', oi the First precinct was dismissed the de-
partment
Sergeant Thompson, OF tho Eastern steamboat
squad was transferred TO the Fifteenth precinct; Hol.
brow OF the Fifteenth precinct sent 10 the East
ern steamboat squad Linden, OF the Thirty-drst was
sent TO the FIRST precinct Reinish from the Central
Onlce TO tho First precinct anu McNaly from the
Eighth to the Fourteenth precinct.
Tne Board, on resolution, divided tho present
Nineteenth precinct al Fiity-cightn street anu
bercd the new precinct thus formed Twenty.eght.
The station house of the Nineteenth Will be Fifty
lrst street and THAT Of the Twenyeighth IN Fifty.
ninth street.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
THE CONEY ISLAND RAILROADS.

An examination into tho cause OF the collision at
Parkville L. l., on the evening of July 20, between
train of the Prospect Park and Coney Island Railroad
Company and one OF tho Manhattan Beach Company,
took place yesterday before Justice Bloom. james
Van Chef engineer OF the former company,
and Horton Strong, engineer OF the latter
company, together with John Lascher, flag
man OF the latter road, werc arrested soon
alter the accident on the charge OF criminal
carelessness preferred by Captain Maokellar OF the
III ghth precinct. The guilt or innocence OF Engineer
Van Clei called question yesterday, aud alter
an examination OF several Witnesses, whose testimony
went 10 show that the accused In way rospon-
sbc accident, he discharged. According to
the evidence ELECTED the engineers OF the Prospect
Park and Coney Island Railroad were not obliged 10
pay any attention to tho aagman stationed at the
cr1ssng lia, tho fagman placed there solely tor
the Manhattan Bcach road Justice Bloom adjourned
the proceedings against Horton Strong and John
Iascler mill Friday piorning tho 14th inst.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
IN THE WAY OF A TRAIN.

Richard Olmstead residing ON the Coney Island road,
while attempting to cross the Long Island Railroad
track OF Portland AMI Atlantic avenues Brook
yn, last evening" with horse and buggy. run
over by incoming tram aud narrowly escaped being
Killed. The wagon was badly smashed, and tho horse
winch thrown down, had three OF bis legs cut OIL
Mr. Oimstead was thrown from the buggy aud escaped
with few slight bruises Officer Beecier, OF tho Tenth
nrecinci. Killed the horse winch valued a. 1900
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
DEAD ON THE TRACK.

The dead body OF an unknown found yes.
tcrday afternoon the Hudson River Railroad track,
near Eighly.,hird street. He had evidently been run
over by one of the trains and he is thought to nave
been employed MS workman on tho road Hc was
man OF twenty-five, about i've iect seven inches IN
height. He had sandy HAIR and musache and was at
tired in IL dark coat and vest, striped pants, white
suirt anu blue undershrL In his pocket guide book
was 10 und with tho name of Androw johnson, West
Albany, N Y, written IN IL. The body was removed
In tuc
The New York herald., 1877-09-08

THE BANKERS CONVEN ZION.

The Committee OF Arrangements for the Bankers
National Convention which Is TO be held in this CITY
next week al Assoc oclaton Han have completed all The
"details and expect large attendance. A letter was
received yesterday from General Stewart H. Woodi,rd
acccpiIg hc invitation OF the Con vcutiOn deliver
addross next "Wednesday. He wilt defend secretary
Shcrmans plan OF resumption ana his address viii 10
followed ny discus ussoD o the subjects in which lead.
ing ban kers Of New York and several Western cities
have engaged 70 take parL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-18

And In accordance with law. ana an order
Of the Board Of Directors. made ON the Id
day Of April. 1871. 20 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock as NAV be necessary
will be sold at psblic snetion. al the once
of John Midiisson q son. No. $40 Mint
gbmsty .frct San frasei-co. Cali'oniA. On
SATURDAY. the i9th day Q Nay. 1877. at the
hour 90 "a o'clock =. OF said day, TO pay said
delinquent Assessment thereon. together with
co-t. of advertising aud expenses OF sale.
w. DU VAL. Secrstary.
Cfhce-to2 Montgomery street, Room II. aan
FRANCISCO. California. uyttd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-18
DELINQUENT SALES.
Jalia-Coasinosa.
OLD srck.

proos. Lee, .-
And In seeordAncs with law. ami an order ofths
Boari u Directors male on the nth day Of April
i, 80 many share. Of each parcel of such stock y
NAV n. p-r,<s.ry vt b> soii at pubic auction. ai
IN. s.l-.room of Maurice Dofe q Co.. No. tio Pine
,trsst, san Francisco. CsliforniA % MkpMs
DAY. tao nah day of NAY. isIi. ms noai ,,s'
two e,elssk >. n % aid day. 20 pAy sAid dsRn
ausnt a.----.ulsnt thereon. to<rthsr with oosp
..iysrtlsinx and skp<nses VI The .Als.
A. NUGL. Secretary.
franci.sa. California MY, "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-18
OARoANELLks MINING coMFA.

DNY.-Loe.iion L Of principal place OF eusi-
ness. San Francisco. California.
Location of works, Gold hil, storey county,
Nevada.
Notios.-Thers are delinquent upon tho fol-
lowing-described stock. ON account OF assess-
ment iNo. o. levied on tho ID day Of April,
ISL, the several amounts set opposite the
nance of the respective shareholder, - fol-
loN..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-18
eRAcEY 4 RloRpEN.

,v,us WILL KNOWN SALOON. NO. O.
south & street. Virginia Ciry. having bs-n
rvcepty ieuovstsd and ren.ted, 10 how the
psate-t and most elegant saloon on the Com
stcct. The prvprietors are nov prepared to
.nppiy their friend. with the beat Of wiNkS,
BRtSDiEs. wHisKlEs and ciGARs o.
south : street. Virginia City. opposite the Odd
THOMAS GRACEY,
JOHN r. RioRDEN,
.,a- prpn ,etnrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CnA xBERs-Held BY Judge West
brook-Thlrd Mondays motion calendar. Calendar
called AZ twelve O'Clock.
SUPREME CouRr-sPEcrAL TERM.--Adjournod until
Wednesday, July 49,
SUPREME CouRT--GENERAL TERN; SUPERIOR CouRr--
GENERAL TERM aud COMMON PLEAs--GKNERAL TRRn-
Adjourned s,ne die.
SUPERIOR CouRr-spRcAL TERM and CoxxoS PLEAS.
EQUITY.-No day calendar.
All other courts adjourned for tho term.
COURT GENERAL SEssIoys--Part Held By Judge
charlottesville People VS.. William Lacy, Patrick
Culkin John Murray and James Kelly, robbery; Same
VS.. Margaret Mains, iconlous assault and battery;
Same Va Patrick McGven, ielonious assault and bat
terry; Same VS.. Charles Clark ana Edward MCGEE,
burglary; Same vs. David Davidson and Edward Nc
Kcc, burglary; Same VS.. John Joyce, burglary; same
VS.. Lote H. Johnson, grand larceny Same VS.. Selig-
man Hrsch and Robert Kyle grand larceny; Same
vs. Margaret O'Donnell, grand larceny; Same Re-
bccca Walker, grand larceny; Same vs.. Patrick Gal
aghcr and Andrew Draper, grand larceny; Same va
Max Maehes. grand larceny; Same VS.. George n.
whitney, grand larceny; Same VS. Mary NJ. Frank
grand larceny; Same VIZ. Charles f. Kiernnn, larceny
from the person Same VS.. William Fay, larceny from
the person; Same va William Walsh, seduction; same
Vs. James Il. Wright forgery; Same Robert s.
Tenshed, petit larceny; Same VS. Kate Walters dts
orderly house; Same vs. wnAelmina Bernhard, sisesA
Derry hOuSA '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16

A FAITHLESS HUSBAND.

rather aggravated case Of abandonment waa
brought TO the notice OF Judge Murray yesterday at
Essex Market Court, which caused that magistrate TO
deliver very scathing rebuke TO the delinquent hus
band Mr. aud Mrs. Isaac Hershberg aged respectively
twcnty-six and twenty-l were married by
Mayor Ely about throc months ago. Be-
iorc her marriage Mrs Hersnberg had been
living as servant Tor nearly eight years,
and mad managed during hat time TO gather together
$l75, which she had deposited in savings bank.
THIS money she gave to her husband Immediately
marriage, for the purpose OF setting him up
IN the butcher business. Isaac, however speedily
disposed OF the business and OF the money, and his
coniiding vito has never received Il dollar from him
since. They were hardly mouth married when they
separated, and though she Is compelled to trust TO
her relations at present Tor her support, she
AYERS that her faIthless young husband has
found another companion in the person oil one Lizzie
Schmidt, wnom no manages to procure money Tor.
Herschbcrg TOOK the matter quito cooly yesterday
and SAID he would look after his wife as soon as ha
possibly could but present bo was without money
and without work. Judge Murray ordered that nd
stand committed In $500 bail 10 pay his wife 81
week. No bail being forthcoming be was locked up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
FOND OF SALT MEAT.

Early yesterday morning an officer Of tho Sixteenth
precinct saw man coming out OF John r. Broderch's
provision mouse, at No 2s7 Tenth avenue. with s1
hams Ho captured him and the hams and also cap
tured another man who was standing ncar a hand
cart and who he supposed was an accompice ready
TO cart the proceeds the burglary away Tho Two mon
we're arraigrcd before Judge Wandell yesterday Tho
one in whose possession the hams were found, and
whose name Joseph McCanA, was held In 81 600
bail to answer charge OF burglary. John
McGrath the handcart man, was remanded for fur
Their evidence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
MRS. BARTH'S VISITORS.

Mary Barth, of No. 255 West Twenty -ninth street,
when she went to her apartments after being out mar
keeling Saturday afternoon, saw two strange com,
ing out Of the back room with quantity OF jewelrI
belonging 10 her. she attempted 10 intercept them
but tney knocked her down and hastily ran out. Mrs
Barth ran TO the front window aud cried ''Help!r
"Poiicel" Officer Smith, of tho Twentieth precinct
fortunately heard her cries, and succeeded in cartur
ing one oil the men, named william Lyons. He
arraigned before Judge Wandell yesterday ANA IL
dad 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
RECAPTURED.

Pierce Welsh, who on May 2s last bcing at the time
held for trial at tho Court OF General Sessions Tor pick
ing pockets was allowed to visit his dying mother, in
Water street. from whence he escaped by jumping from
window, rearrested yesterday morning ~ half
past Van Dyke House by Detective Kearns
al tho Eourth precinct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16

SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
c22 WEST fisT sr-A rSENSH WOMAN A. AZ
seamstress; city or country: good reference.
OIL EAST 24rH sT-A YOUNG AMERICAN Girl.
Lflas nurse; 10 willing and obligng; city reference
Call or address,
)I0 EAST 25rH Stan EXPERIENCED IN.
ICants nurse can take charge Of an infant from It's
OH WEST SID STA RESPECTABLE MIDDLE
LACED woman 70 take OF children make herself
generally useful In city or country; wages no object 10
good home
a III EAST i4TH ST.. THIRD FLOOR RESPECT
aoe woman as nurse or would do homework by the
NO wEsr54TH STA GIRL, IL YEARS TO MIND
f1Cchdren and assis. with upstairs work reference
A Is) EAST 5srn SEA YOUNG WOMAN re- 90
r - lin respectable family to take Of children;
city or country; best city reference
4 s)O WEST 3lsr sT.-As YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE
tlOor chambermaid; best city reference.
~ WEST 2srII SIAN AMERIcAN GIRL As
II r nurse and to assist with he chaniberwork; city
EEO SRI Az. MTDDLE BELI1.-A GIRL TO GO
OOCont by the day as nurse or do housewok best CITY
772 sra AVA YOUNG GIRL. LATELY FROM
! CEurope. TO take care Of children.
l437sDn. S... I I. w, nsss
\ ENGLISH GIRL. THOROUGHLY COMPETENT:
nurse o. TO DO genera. housowors IN small nall, family. IN
Ss sa: ' Sliding sSosd%sy and Sads s ~
mattresses. Sc.
107 WEST 10Th ST.. ROOM lo-A YOUNG WOMAN
and salads In private family; city country; good city
reference.
1SI WEST 37TH sT.-As WAITRESS AND CHAM
lC-fbermaid, waitress alone: tho country pre-
TERED; good reference.
OnO WEST 10TH STA FIRST CLASS WAITRESS
AOCand chambcrmaid city country best city refer
OS0 WEST 10TH ST, ONE FLIGHT UP.--A YOUNG
OJOAmerican xirl Waitress In private family refer
ence. Call or address.
1870 EAST 18TH ST., ROOM IA YOUNG WOMAN
Il LOto 70 out by the day washing and scrubbng
Mfscelj nneOus.
u GREENWICH AV. OSLCOND BELN.-A Girl. OF
rcspeet able parentagc aged a. German BIRTH wishes
situation.
80 JONES STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL As
Kitchen girl In hotel restaurant would sleep home
1SO NORFOLK ST., GROCERY sTORE.--A YOUNG
leJCgrl, instructed both In German and English. to
make herself useful in small family Tor chudreA Call
or address for two days.
81 WEST 33D STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
It girl, lately landed In small private family willing
Intelligence Offices.
GERMAN ERvANTS-CAPABLE AND TRUST
OTworthy, at l3l 18th st.. between Sd amt 4th avs.
Mrs. LOWE.