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New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
WASHING ron.
THE FOUR PER CENTS.
THE TREASURY CONFIDENT or SELLING THEM TO
LARGE AMOUNT
my TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE

LARGE AMOUNT.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRTBUNg.l
WAsH1NGToN. Aug. 17.-Treasury officials say
there IL nothing in the Government bond market
TO discourage the Treasury Department regarding
the four per cent bonds reference to the history
of the sale of the four-and-a-half per cent bonds
shows that the Syndicate are having an experience
similar to that of last year. with the difference that
so far smaller proportion of the four per cents have
come out for resale After the introduction of the
four-and-a-half per cent bonds there was an in
terval of n month two when bonds were
taken from the Department and the Syndicate sup
piled themselves in open market. In the same way
now the Syndicate from day to day is taking up the
offerings in the market and during the past week
has purchased large amount Of the four per cents
which have gone into permanent investment. The
four-andone-half per cents were brought out about
Sept l. last year, and the Syndicate after supply
ing all buyers at the outset did little for the Treas
ury in October, and nothing in November, and it
was December before the wholesale subscriptions
were resumed, and the business became marked
success.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
THE ADMINISTRATION.
SECRETARY SHERMAN IN OHIO.

SPEECH on FINANCE AND THE ISSUES or THE DAY.
MANSFIELD, o., Aug. I7.-Secretary Sherman
delivered a speech finance and the work
OF the Administration in this city tonight.
fis remarks We're exposition Of the policy
Oh President II yes IN regard to the South,
and in respect to ofice-holders in politics and
ohy IN Government expenses. he also spoke on
the subject OF specie payments. lie claimed that the
Resumption Act is "a full and liberal as
language can make it. Before closing he touched
upon the Labor question, expressing sympathy with
laboring men and desire that they should be paid
well, but declaring that Violence be suppressed.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
cRIyrEs AND CAsuALrLEs-BY TELEGRAPH

GIFxs FAILS n Y Aug. 1.-THE residence of
Mrer IN TINS place struck by lightning llst nlgh1
and William Miner eleven years Old. ~as instantly kleu
WALDREN, \. Y. Aug. 1.-Two freight trains
coa an the Erie Al the junction Grsy Court early
ms morning The conductor W. Hurd had both legs cut
on He was taken 10 Jersey city this morning
C9KRRYFIYiD Me-. Aug. i7.-Charles Lindsay,
about twenty years old shot dead last evening lev
miles above Cheryneld by named Anher I"
otous camping tent belonging 70
mother.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE Propeller City OF N haui- a
sn ~ CHICAGO Wa burned edge late hour
Ias night about thirty miles Of kenosha The crew
we're al s4y e. viii probably not exceed slO Joo
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
FOREIGN NOTES.

QUEBEC, Aug. 1.-THE ship labOrers re-
sun a work ON the steamers to-day, understanding
with Mr. McCrae having been arrived At
OTTAWA, Aug. lit is now stated that 1t
is no part OF the arrangement that the Canadian Govern
ment should send Commissioner act conformity with
those VI the United to treat with sitting Bull
ToROSTo, Aug ia special dispatch from
London 10 lice Gobe says The World states that Lord
Dunrn il the most popular and active GovernOreneral
Canada has had for years past II the Canadians chose
10 transform the Dominion into an elective monarchy,
Earl Duterin would be unanimously chosen nrst King.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR.
THE PRESENT PROGRANfyE.
SUNDAY WITH MIR. EvARTs AND NEXT WEEK IN
NEW-HAMPsHIRE.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
WINDSOR, VT, Aug. 1.-The President separated
from the members of the Cabinet who accompanied
him from Bennington at Bellows Falls at O'Clock
this morning, He went on with his family to Brat
tleboro, and spends today and tonight visiting lis
cousin there and his uncle and aunt who live in the
town Of Newflne. about ten miles distant. Messrs
Evarts, Key and Devens renamed over night az Bel
lows Falls. and came here to-day accompanied by
+. W. StoughtOn of New York. The Post
master-General and the ornev-General are
the guests of Mr. Stoughton, whose country resi-
dence adJoins that of Mr. Evarts Tomorrow the
President and family will arrive TO spend Sunday
with Mr. Evarts. On Monday the whole party will
start for the White Mountains, whence they 90 to
Concord and afterwards to Manchester and Nashua
on the invitation of the municipal governments of
those cities.
THE NEw-HAMPsHGRE PART OF THE VISIT.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcHI
CONCORD, n. H., Aug. 17.-Governor Prescott and
staff the militia etc. returned from Bennington to-
night. The following is understood to be the pro-
gramme of President Hayes's visit to New-Hamp-
shire. He Will be met at Wells River by Governor
Prescott and party on Monday forenoon They will
proceed TO the Fabyan House, thence to Mount Wash
imgton and back. On Tuesday they will make tour
through the White MountainINotch returning to the
Crawford HOnse for dinner and thence 10 Plymouth
to remain over night. On Wednesday morning they
will leave Plymouth, making short calls ut Wier's
Landing and Ashland and arrive in this city about
noon.
1he President will be received at the depot by the
City Government, and taken about town in a car
rage escorted by the Amoskeag Veterans, the
militia, Grand Army of the Republic ii fire de-
partment. Lunch will be served at 1 O'Clock in the
Eagle Hotel. at which the City Government and in
vited guests will be present. At 3 O'Clock recep-
ton will be given at the State House, and at
O'Clock IN the evening a levee will take place at
Whites Opera House.
During Wednesday night the President will be
the guest of Onslow Stearns. On Thursday morning
he will leave the city and visit Manchester and
Nashua en- route for Washington.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
lfINOR POLITfCAL NEWS.
CAMPAIGN APPOINTMENTS IN OH

IAMFAIEN AFTOINIMLNIN N OIIIU.
COLUMBUs, Ohio, Aug. 1.-THE Democratic
campaign will opened ia this city the 23d instant
by Gen. Thomas Ewing and George II. Pendleton.
large number n appointments have already been made
and the headquarters Of both parties begin
business Ike activity. The Republicans viii hold their
trst mass meeting at Athens the 25th. when Judge
West Gen. Garfield and Stanley Matthews VIII speak
A PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
BOsTOy, Aug. 1.-THE Prohibitionists will
hold their state Convention At Worcester on sept u
REPUBLICANS PRAIsISG HAYEs's POLICY.
PORTLAND, Me-. Aug. 1.-THE Cumberland
County Republican Convention yesterday adopted reso-
igtious applauding President Haye-'s policy.
REGULATIONS OF RAILROADS Is GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 1.-THE Constitutional
Convention. afer long discussion, has decided give
te Legislature power 70 regulate fre ghts ana fares on
railrOads
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
AVAILABLE GOVERNMENT LAND.
THE EXTENT OF IT LEFT VERY sMALL-MAJOR
POWELL PREPARING A REPORT on 1T.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBuSE.l

THE EXTENT OF IT LEFT VERY sMALL-MAJOR
POWELL PREPARING A REPORT ON IT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBuSE.l
WASHINGTON Aug. 17.-Maor Powell, in charge
of the Geological Survey of the Territories recently
made statement that there is comparatively
small area only of available land now owned by the
Uni d States. This statement has been frequently
controverted Major Powell is preparing for Con
gress. at the direction of the Committee on Public
Lands an accurate statement of this question. The
results Of his survey viii attract general attention
He divides the United States into three
regions with respect to agricultu re. In the
arrabe portion, which includes the country
east of a line drawn from the point of Lake
Superior to the Gulf, the United States owns no
land. In the belt Of country, $50 miles IN width.
from Canada to the Gulf adjoining that on the west
the United States owns considerable quantity OF
land which may be cultivated by irrigation. West
of that is the immense arid belt. extending from the
Rocky Mountains into Eastern California. Only two
per cent of this land can be cultivated and of this
two per cent one per cent has already been taken
up. Mai. Powell is preparing a land atlas Of the
entire country in which the arabic and timber lands
are shown.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

A PROPOSITION TO FRANCE FOR A TREATY OF ANlITY
~. co.-.tnpDn ~ 1--E

A PROPOSITION TO FRANCE FOR A TREATY OF ANIITY
AND COMMERCE N 1776
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16-Minister Washburne,
in hs examination archives Of tine French Govern
mant has discovered the following interesting letter.
which, By the permission OF the French Minister OF For
egn Affairs he has caused 10 be ph tographed. copy
OF this letter. with certificate attached received
al the state Department yesterday:
PARIS. December %, 1776
SIR: We beg leave acGuant YOur Exccency that We
are appointed and fully empowered blythe Congress of the
United States OF America 10 propose and negotiate
treaty Of amity and between France and the
said States The just and generous treatment Their uad-
ing ships have received by free admission INTO the ports
OF this kingdom, with other considerations OF respect
has induced the Congress TO make t ufer first 10 France
We request audience OF your EXceeucy, wherein we
have opportunity OF presenting our credentials,
and We atteT ourselves that the propositions are IN
stIucted make such VIII not be found unaceept-
able
with the greatest regard. have the honor to be,
Your Excellency's Most Obedient Servants.
BENJAMIN FKANKLlN,
EILAs DEAN,
ARTHUR LIZ.
This letter in the handwriting OF Benjamin Frank
lin and The transmission Of il the first ocal act OF
the United after the Declaration of Independence
the object OF which secured foreign recognition Of the
FAINT Republic.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18


is the letter Of Lord Dunern, read at the Cen'enl"
banquet yesterday
GOVERNMENT House.
OTTAWA. Canada. july 20, loltD
To HIS Ezceliency HORACE FMRBAsKs' GoUeHo' o. '"-
DJOHk 81,
SIR: have the honor 10 acknowledge the reeelpt OF
your very courteous communication OF the Z1d utlo @
covering invitation 10 fIOm the Iresdent 80
members OF the Bennington Ba1tle Monument Ass0e.a
ti0n 10 be present as their guest az tne Ncn
tenuial ehratlOn OF the independence OF NeTDon'
"A state, ami ~ the battle OF henhhE'On
But for my approaching visit 10 Manitomt,
should be most happy accept the hospitality OF ioui
Excellency and the association OF wnich you are fs
dent and trust that you will be GOOD enough, NhlIe
exprsssug TO the members OF that association my ex
tr me regret at being unable avail myself OF tuer very
kud invitation, 10 wish them al Lhe same
time every success in their Centennial ceienra-
zion of the 10TH and 18th Of August next
With regard suggestion that in the event OF my
being O be present on the occasion ano'e re-
ferred 10, other might act a. my represen
tive, shall have much pleasure IN consulting NY MILLS
listers subject, with the view or Complying VIII
tie wishes II the Bennington Battle Monument Asseca
ton. | have the honor to be, Sir your most oDe'ehe
servant, DOfHEAAN'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
THE EUROPEAN CAMPAIGN.
TIE GRAND DUKE NEAR sIsTovA-GEN' GhoOhAo .
LOSSES.

THE GRAND DUKE NEAR sIsToNA-DLN' "iiV
LOSSES.
ST PETERSBURG, Friday, Aug L. 10
All, ,.1.,,rarn received from the Crank Duke
Ncholas shows his headquarters are now al Ooius
sroudens lprobaby the same as studin' t"ei'e
miles south Of Sistova.l ..,o,s
The telegram states that Gen. Ghourkos en're .oS'
from July IA to August l was 10 officers anu To-
men killed. % officers and 700 men wounded anu nv,
81 missing. The Bulgarian Legion also loS' -
officers and 600 men. ,o,-
LONDON. Saturday, Aug ls 1871
The railways from st. Petersburg TO hschenen arc
now earring 1000 men daily. Ateegralh ieoei' ="
last night reports that one OF the piers Oh 'ne
-. hridc,o ar B,rbosehi has given way, causing
great delay. .uu
seven Thousand four hundred Turkish prisoners
altogether have passed through ROumania-
sHuMIA Friday, Aug IT, 1877
Suleiman Pasha has arrived at Elena
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

when his smugged goods seized and Sold Is ab" 10
buy them at a Marshal's sale cheaper than Ie couu
honorably import them This evil 10 great extent no
doubt arises from excessive duty which Con2ress hs
tbougbt m o npose upon the Importation OF cigarettes,
and will quIre legislative action 10 provide, luLi
remedy bu increased vigilance on the part o me rev
enue officers and the adoption of the precautions agnnst
smuggling recommended rs the Commission wouui, in
their opinion repair 10 considerable extent Tue INJURY
which ia now inflicted on the revenue In this regard.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
CROWDS LINGERING AT BENNINGTON.

BENNINGToN, VT, Aug. 1.-THE Centennial
fields are deserted the struck aud the temporary
structure rapidly disappearing The celebration Is prae
ticaly over and there nothing now remaining out
regiment in Camp Stark. 1ney will leave early IN tne tne
morning Yet there are hundreds ot people WHY WI VIZ
remain until Tomorrow Tle town IL brilliantly llum
mated and decorations Will not be taken down seher
ally until next week.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB.

Providence, r. l., Aug. 1.-THE members
OF the NewYork Yacht Club 10 the number Of seventy
ve were entertained at q clambake NJ Gould Island by
samuel Post OF NewYOrk. After the festivities race
came off i'm wo0ared g between crews the ldior,
Estelle, Dreadnaught aud Restless. The Dreadnaush
crew came rrst, the Este'e second, ldlcr thrd ana
Restless fourth At a meeting on board Commodore
Kane's yacnt tonight 10 decided TO terminate the
cruise at IL is not expected that the races WI"
come of here.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

PRESIDENT IMAGINATION NON-PARTIsAN.
PARIS, Friday, Aug H. 1877.
President MacNlahon, who is making tour
in Normandy replying to the President
OF the Court OF Appeals at Caen sad he did not seek
the triumph Of any particular party but Of those prin
cpes which were the foundation Of society, which was
in serious jeopardy.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
rInINGs FROM TIE SEA.

TORONTO, Aug. 1.-THE schooner Mary Ann,
Can't Doraud laden with stone, which sailed from this
port on the 9TH inst destination unknown, with crew
of three men, IS given up lost A bottle has been
picked up ON the lake containing the following eluk
ing rpldyi al lost. signed, James burAe' schooher
Mary
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

UTICA. y. Y, Aug. 17.-COmee to-day won
the unfinished 2:21 OF yesterday. Time, 2:2O I'll
22l 22O In the 225 race tine first heat very hne
contest Richard the race, BanquO second. DICK
>wiveller nrd. Little Gipsey fourth Tine -- 81 p
223Ie Lucllle, GOlddus Nette and Hopeful started n
the free for all. Luciile IN three straight neat
Hopeful second, and Nettie third Time, 2l7le LISA
nd y.I-31
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
suleiman Pasha has arrived at Elena
srpv1, rvCTTVFD FOR WAR.

cuA~cF OF NlNIsTRY-THE WAR PARTY STRONGER
VIENNA. Friday. Aug II. 1877
The Political Correspondence says 1t has received
information from very trustworthy source lha'
the question of Servias taking part in the war mas
been discussed in the Servian Cabinet. ministers
MiloikovItch and Grovitch did not approve OF sue"
an undertaking. but NJ Gr0vitch appears 10 nave
since yielded to the influence Of NJ. Rlstlcs.
LoNpoN, Friday, Aug Il. 1877.
Reuters Belgrade dispatch says 1t was to-day an
pounced that al the Ministers had rendered their
designations. Prince Milan has accepted only those
Of N. Stwtchc. President Of the Council and NJ.
Mloikovitch. ~ Ristics has been appointed Presi-
dent of the Council The telegram gives no reason
for this change but in view Of The Political CorTe-
soonde,c's news IT is possibly significant with re-
gard TO Seryia's forgegn relations, although there
we're also known differences in the Cabinet ON IN
te1ual questions.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

IOVu0V, -atWdoy, Aug. Is, $40
Two ironclads. with 1900 men, are about to
ieave Cons Ianuuop for Crete.
believed n ol. .ll quarters that Mdhat OF Server
Plsld VIII pee appointed ottoman Emhassador 40 Vienna
Nat hes lately been proposed for the Paris Emonssa-
larslin. bur be does not wish 70 take that post
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

President and family viii be the guests Of Secretary
Ey4rts sunday aud Attorney General DeVehs IN"
Postmaster Key will stop With L. W stoughtoh'
whose estate lies adjacent to that OF Mr. EYarts Ine
par. win leave Windsor on Monday morning for Wnte
River Junction and the White Mountains
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
0-- y - 1et "a 81 4th 5th em 7th sth sth TotaL
THE FREE TRADE CONVENTION.

the press this evening
Boston Aug. Il, 1877.
The time OF meeting the National Free Trade Con
ventiou AT Saratoga changed Ia the evening OF cer
her g. and the morning of september 4 instead Oh sep
tember ;, as previously announced.
NATHAN APPLETON, Chairman,
SAMUEL l.. POWERS, secretary
Provisional Committee.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
THE PRESIDENT EXPECTED IN ST. PAUL

ST. PAUL, Mlnn., Aug. 17.-Elaborate prep
ararons are being made for meeting % the Army OF
the Tennessee IN city, September ad President
Hayes aud the members OF lie Cabinet nave Deea III
ved ana expected To attend. Gtns sherman, oheI
idan. Hancock -chohed, Logan and other prominent
officers are also expected.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
AssrRANcFs oF NEUTRALITY.

LlNfoNf -atut NiNf 4A''~' ''f '-'''
The Standards Vienna correspondent teegraphs
that Immediately after being appointed President oil
the Council Minister Ristics informed the foreign
rpresentatyes that no change in the policy oil neu-
fraHrv was intended; the army would not be mo-
bized al present and the calling ont of the militia
VAS merely intended to protect the frontier
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
FATAL BURSTING OF A GRINDsroNE.

A large grindstOne IN j. Carleton Co.'S
tool shop in Archst., between Warren and New-sts.
Newark burst while making dfty-hye revolutions mn
ute ABOUT . p III yesterday. John Leiteuberger, age
twenty-One OF No. 70 BroOme-st., VINO was working al
the sone hurled against the ceiling and fell upon
the floor amid a mass o, broken stone. The woodwork
Was crushed aud windows slYered. Leitenberger
Was picked mp unconscious, bleeding from cut in the
forehead with MS injured, aud terrible wound la
the abdomen The excitement in the no iglbOrhood
very great thought the young recover
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
YHE coNFERENcE OF soUTHERN RAILRoAbs.

IhE CONFERENCE OF SOUTHERN RAILROADS.
SARATOGA, y. Y. Aug. 17.-At the annual
meeting to-day at the Grand Union Hotel OF the man.
ayers and others interested IN Southern and South
western railroads. w. Cole President OF the Nashville
Chattanooga and ~. Louis Railway. reappointed
Chairman, and r K. Scott, President ofrhe Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad. reappointed Secretary
Afr discussing questions referred 10 In the call OF
July, general committee appointed with power 10
appoint suDcommittees 70 report various topics OF
iafoad management meeting o be held here August
10 1878 The attendance quite large.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

1hE FUNERAL or THE LATE RALEIGH I. DANIEL
RICHMOND, Va, Aug, 1.-THE funeral of the
'e At'orneyoneral Daniel took place this afternoon
~ Dr Hoges Presbyterian Church, and attended by
eArge eoeeourse Of citizens. Among the paibearers
we're Gov. Kemper, Col Mcdonald, Secretary Of the
IIonmon wealth r. NJ r. Hunter state Treasurer State
~~-'"fs 1ayler and Rogers Gen. J. lApderson, and
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
THE GREAT ORIENTAL WAR.
THE sERvIAN WAR PARTY IN POWER

p,-ss,,y TROOPS GOING IN LARGE MASSES ~ III"
FRONT
Ministerial changes have taken place III 0'i, 49,
giving the war party the ascendancy' hiS'''''
is now President of the Council mas noNo'S' -
sured the foreign representatives ,n"' 1
-. =, remain neutral Russia is send
,,,, f,r,v,rd reinforcements with great energy !;
as ranv a. l .. 600 troops pass through kischeneh
dav Gen. Ghourko reports the losses in his trans
Balkan expedition as comparatively light
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

END OF THE SILK wEAYERs' STRIKE IN NEWARK.
The striking weavers at the silk factory in
Newark. " j.. Will resume work Monday next
Those receiving the highest wages have consented to ar
teen per cent reduction order that may be added 10
tha nav OF others receiving lower wages.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
THE CONSPIRACY N SPAIN.

LONDON, FRIDAY, Aug. II, 1871
Over thirty persons have been arrested III
connection with the recently discovered Republican CON
splracy.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

PRINCE BISMARCK EXPECTED AT BERLIN.
LONDON saturday, Aug. IS, 1877
Prince Bismarck is expected in Berlin for
two days visit next week, when he will confer with
the EmnerOr.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18

several Of the most prominent members Of the richmond
bar The services were conducted by the Rev. Dr. Nm
Brown. Flags displayed at half-nast at lhe Oap
tai all day, and the :, ate offices were closed
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
LORD DUTFERIN's LETTER.

BENNINGTON, VT, Aug. 1.-THE following
is the letter Of Lord Duferin read at the Centennial
banquet yesterday
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
IuE PRESIDENTS POLICY.

The most anxious consideration given TO this ques-
ton DAYS aud weeks OF anxious delberation were
yen 70 it by the President and his Cabinet But one
way seemed open for peaceful solution, aud that
70 gather II possible, single Legislature who would DO
recognized the repository Of the representative will
the people OF Louisiana II this could be done It had the
right 10 decide who had been elected Gov
eruor aud all other questions would settle themselves.
To AID IN this object commission OF the most eminent
men, high In position, from different states,
aud distinguished for Judicial impartlslity,
selected and the result is known to ALL They went
Louisiana, and, with difficulty brought together these
hostile legislatures which organized, promptly SET.
tied questions dispute IN favor of the Government
OF Nichols aud thus ended this most dangerous
yersy No other change made, 10 other act DONE
cept when the solution almost plsDed the foY
troops who had occupied the State House with
drawn few squares away, ~ th9ir barracks Thus IN
this peaceful appeal ~ the Legislature o Louisiana this
which only endangered the peace aud
safety this state but the and safety of the who
usope the United States was settled This fbe sum
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-31

Yesterday evening, NJ. Frank Sicher, Of
the firm OF S;cber Bros. swOre out war
rant for the arrest Of one Matte Guf1Ord,
a colored nnrse IN their employ, for steal
ing some $50 in money, and various
other articles from them. When FIRST ar
rested, Matte denied that she had stolen
ANYTHING from them, but after being talked
to for few minutes BY Constable Connors,
she owned up and confessed that she had
stolen the money. She was taken before
Squire Clark, about eight O'Clock last
night, and was sent to Jail in default OF
$3.50 bond
This morning Constable Connors went to
Mattie's house, and searched her roOm-she
lives in the old Morrison house, north OF
the railroad-and found photograph
album. two pOcketbocks. some towels, un-
derclo,hing, etc, which Mrs Sicher iden-
tilted as belonging to her. They were Ia
ken charge Of by the Constable.
Matte Was up before Squire CLARK, this
morning, but waived an examination, and
in default Of Si5O bond, was bound over to
appear at the next term Of the Criminal
court, which coavenes on the 6rst day Of
November next. Meanwhile. she will
board with Lem. Murray until that time
arrives.