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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
by Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company.
Dor ellsgeae,

mSnaestaey
sales yesterday, Per KepIer 4gss bags santoa,
Amazon. MiIds firm; sales--15oo Maracaibo.
Sugar quiet and firm s8les--60oo BAGS and e1e
hhds Refined eugsr irm; good demand.
saleg ;751 bags Der PASCAL on private terms !;
stock here. 76b, bags. Sugar strong: held =
szap er Eoha sn Standard eazsrs fessh luht2 e Bsg Refined
spfIpe Ely 1ash osei SgSs i waeF " ot q d. oorn
'Vis1sSs OaroAoo .gS ealporEsses at
50 17K, now . y asked November, 81 g71f seller
! ss7I@s.zo seller year. Wheat opens .sojz BID
October. Corn opens ss'S asked October. as1S
VI Union ni stoek Yards-ss7 cars stock reported TO
arrive; estimated receipts Of hogs 2o,5oo: ,offl
cial yesterday 1e.8g; shipped 40; Light selling
Ct 90 7o9s 80; heavy nj mixed pmaoglng pr 50 so@s 80:
Il nate raoaipss sssS; arke Il
:, 800 3D.. >; Vheat-ssh hgssy ootober, ses asked
ber. s % i ieas AK November. iard.-sa2S & octo.
' Or. LOUIS, 5ept. 2a--opening.-W Wheat seA
October. 9lA November. % December. Corn
tbs zs5 Tsvsbss ssRsE Ss rBs Sssss4 sssse g.
Or 'a and S Slow 81 s1S bid October. ssI bid Novem-
se qaeh. WRslsEey steedy g as d g7 Porf loWer;
jobbing ss S21s. Gut Meats-General market
nominal;; Bseon lower; Sh@1a. s'z. s.so@s.ss.
OrNc1NNArI Sept 2s.a1Pork %. Banon-.,5k.
Lard7sso 3, 49, Hogs-s2 750A 40; receipts
Foreign.
and easier; MiddIing Uplands 67Sd, Middling
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25
OPENING OF REGISTRATION OFFICES,

REeIsTHAR or YoTEsg. PARISH or OgrEANs, q
New Orleans. August 30, 1878. :
The different registration Offices will be
opened on MONDAY. September Q. 1878, as u
O'Clock n1., and every day thereafter fron q
O'Clock O. to 10 O'Clock M. and from 80 D. rss
until .. ra.. Sundays and legal holidays en-
copied. until MONDAY. October 81, 1878, at 2
o'clock .. m. J. O. LANDRY,
au30 cot Registrar Parish Of Orleans
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25
PREMIUM BONDS,

DEpARTMEaT OF FINANCE,
City Hall, !
NeW Orleans, September a. ISIS.
The Twelfth Quarterly Allotment of Premium
Bonds will take place In the office Of the Ad-
ministrator Of Public Accounts ON TUESDAY.
October Is, 1878. at 10 o'clock d. m, at which
time forty series will be drawn.
CHAg CAVANAC.
se22 I'd Administrator ad interim.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25

The British bark 0ctavia. which cleared yes
terdag for Bremen oHrried out 900 hogsheads
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25
Ocean FgssawRaaa.

NEW YORK, Sept. M.--Ocean freights dull and
rates weak, except In case Of grain, Vessels
are on lighter offerings Of nearly all classes OF
freight. engagements are: To Liverpool, By
steamer through cotton on October 5-1Gd: do
local o. .32d. By sail, cotton under IA. Grain
rates quoted at sid. nominal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25
&13O.O10.N00

:. It is reported Of the late William b. Astor
that he once agked . friend who was envying
his wealth: Would yon be willing, to attend
to this vast estate. with oil its multiplied cares,
ds s eod oope eead apa sor gpS a
THAT 10 oil i receive" It Is probably true. as
@ matter OF fact, that. next 70 the very poor and
miserable. the person who 10 to be most pitted
1s the one whose possessions are enormous.-
In. X. Graphic.
Last week q bank clerk of New York went daft
took his little son and wandered about the city
In an atmless, lunate way until he was discoy-
cred by irtends and was taken home. He
he was employed, but q close Investigation OF
his accounts proved that they were correct. and
that he wag perfectly honest. IL ts singular
phase Of hyDoehondria. Yet there may be
traced . possible cause for 1t. There have
been OF late 20 many lapgeg OF people in high
unhinged his intellect Prior to the period
or his malady becoming emotional, he walked
and talked as usual, yet he must have been
constantly on the verge. OF insanity, and
the wonder Is. that In bis alteration he did not
fly. as he fed Without any. Not few of the re-
cent records Of the fall Of men In high positions
shoW similar purposeless method In their
madness. They were not reckless In conduct
or excessive in expenditures; they spent no
ore 81 thsnseyes and shetE personal pleas
had all that their private tastes and wants re-
auired. yet they stole money and wasted 1t In
aDortivs apgeulations In q manner which is de-
clsive that they were possessed by Q mania. er-
ratio and almless, with no we'll defined motiye.
them on to destruction. though conscious of
their irrespons ibillty and unable to master
their feeble Wi11s.-ISt. Louis Times.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25

Total thsu far. $1,6l9l16 26 s1eg, 1906 se
The money market is quiet and unchanged
We quote exceptional paper 7@s p 1cent; A
do 9@1o; second grade do O.; loans on col
iaterals sos: Al mortgage paper s1l@1o: see-
ond grade do 90 "a cent per annum.
Gold Is quiet and easy.
\ Foreign Exchange quiet.
/ Sigh in light request.
State Consols strong at 74&@74h.
Premium Bonds steady at s1A@s2.
Stocks dull.
Gold opened In New York at 1O03& and closed
at f008. Here 1t opened at 1oo4@1o0h tand
closed at 1De1a@1ook.
.STERLING-Bank bills 4s3@4ssh: CONNER
cial 4T90480h.
( g. .232S ~ 'A'0
ii slGHT-Bank counter rate par, commercial
and bankers q D cent discount.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST CALL-10 A. NJ.
$4,000 State Cons ols..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a
" 10000 State Oonsols. s......................7 TAX
10 600 State Oonsols ...................7 74I;
states 74@744; Premiums 312s@31ss,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
ACT NO. 7s, r. q. OF 1875.

That the seat of government shall be estab-
nshed at the city OF Baton Rouge or at the
city Of New Orleans, as the majority Of the
voters Of the State may determine at the next
ensuing election; those voting to locate the
State capital at Baton Rouge shall indorse
IN their tickets, "For State Capital, Baton
Rouge;" those voting to locate the capi-
tai at New Orleans shall indorse on their
tickets, "For State Capital, New Orleans"
(Strike out article one hundred and thirty
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25
NUMBER FOUR,

The members Of the General Assembly shall
be paid salary of five hundred dollars (S5O0)
per session, and actual travelling expenses by
The nearest practicable route, not to exceed
fifty dollars $500 for any one member; pro-
tSs bav Swo ba rsava arg nsa ba m shs
session In that year @ salary OF only two hun
dred and fifty dollars t$25O) and aeeual travel
Ing expenses by the nearest practicable route.
not to exceed fifty dollars $500 for any one
member. The regular Biennial session shall
not exceed ninety days In duration, unless by
vote of two-thirds Of the members elected to
each house of the General Assembly.
(Strike out article thirty-nine)
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25

The Arctic whale 10 u failure this year. Up to
the twelfth OF July not one vessel OF the fleet
had caught single fish. and none OF the vss-
sells had been able to pass through Melville bay.
circumstance which has not happened In any
previous season In the recollection Of the old
est nartnin.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25

State eonsols opened yesterday at ~. and
closed strong at 7414@74k, against 7ssS@74 on
Monday. The sales at the Exchange amounted
to $4,000. Premium bonds closed steady at s1h
@32, against g14@s11s ON the previous day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening. September "a. 1873.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25

The following estimate OF the possessions of
the Vanderbilt family is from o tolerably au-
thentic source. and Is believed to be below
rather thar. above the actual wealth of William
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25

CORN-Quiet and steady. Yellow 57@58c:
0ATS-Are quiet and easy at 33c y bushel.
BhANols in light request at 673sc p cWt.
-, HAY-Qulet. Choice SIS 5o@16 prime s13@1A
Ts ton,
BULK CORN--There is only moderate In
oqiry ct Is 04ec for No. 2 mixed
WHEAI-Receipts small and demand light
, ,W;HlSkY--Marke quiet and steady. We quote
choice CINCINNATI c 81 0s0l o. fair to good West
WOOL-Demand good and prices fIrmer, We
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25
NUMBER FIVE.

NUMBER BI&.
The Governor shall receive salary OF seven
thousand dollars per annum, payable quar-
terly, on his own warrant.
(Strike out article ffty-six.)
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25

The Lieutenant Governor shall receive 1
salary which shall be double that Of mem
ber Of the General Assembly.
(Strike out article ffty~seVen.)
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25

NO less than three important will contests are
pending In Philadelphia In which the alleged
grounds OF contest are that the instruments
offered for probate are forgeries. One of the
estates that OF Robert Whitaker. amounts TO
between si,sooooo and s2.ooo.ooO and the other
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25

Total.-.s..-... 47.7s6 se,3ee 1909
Deeeipts at ports since September 1..... .1o4 ais
Receipts same time last year. ............ So.
Receipts same time year before. .149, 800
The consolidated report for the four days
gives exports to
@. B. Ere. Con. Chan. Stocks
This week 34e4 -. 1000 80. 141377
Last week 55g7 49,. -. 80. g5 1888
This week last
year. 3TkQ ITO YnA
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25
OFFICES or REGrsTRATTON.

se22td
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-25
ACT NO. IA, R. q. OF 1878.
urIMpNR vrw1.

Representatives shall be chosen on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday Ia November,
every, two years, and the election shall pc
shall meet ON tho first Monday In January,
1870, and biennally thereafter. ON the fret
Monday In January, unless different day be
appointed by law. and their sessions shall be
held at the sect Of government.
(Strike out article seventeen.)
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
PATROLMAN PURvIS ON TRIAL.

Commissioner Nichols presided at tho police trials
yesterday. Tho hrst called was that Of officer
John Purvis, OF the Twenty ninth precinct, which
was fully reported in the HERALD at the time. The
complainant Rudolph Heer, an nonensive look
ing young man, testified that shortly after
midnight on tho 5th Of August he was re-
turning homo with a friend, when, near the
corner Of Twenty seventh street and Seventh
avenue, man In citizens dress approached him and
said, "You OF the gang; you had better pass
on, I send you where you don't want to go," snd
dealt him blow in the mouth with bis Glen he'd nst.
III fo against lamp post from the force OF the
blow, said Her, and the officer fell also; recov-
cred myself and walked away toward Twenty
seventh street, bleeding from the mouth and
nose; rejoin0d my friend mt Twenty-sey-
enth street and Seventh avenue, and We
stood there for minute, whom the man who had
assaulted mo camo up from bchnd and fired two
shots. one OF the bullets passing through the sleeve
OF my coat below the shoulder and the other lodg-
inc in my back. rhe officer came taxing my
lie. and, not satisfied with that charged with at
tempted highway robbery. recognize the defend
ant Oihcer Purvs, as tho man who assaulte me. At
crazy. gavo him no provocatioD Tor the muroerous
nssauit.n
Numerous witnesses testified to Oflcer Purvis
reckless use Of his weapon.
Called TO testify In his own defence, be acknowl
edged the shooting, but pleaded extcnuation that
ne had been 10 RocKaway, and on hts return home
was set upon by tho complainant aud other men, who
used u 10 self defence HIS victim, Her,
fined as patient, from tho effects OF his wound, for
week.
Judgment IN the case was reserved.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Five hundred and sevcn,y-fopr snigrants arrived
yesterday at Castle Garden.
Customs Inspector Edward Duffy se,xed yesterday
three hogsheads aud cask Of wine the bark =.
Pirandall0 from Messina
William A. Boyd corporation attorney. paid 70 the
Comptroller yesterday tbs sum OF $685., penalties
collected during the month OF September for violation
Of city ordinancss
II IL said that unIess further subscriptions made
to the Seventh Regiment Armory iaed work on the
building will have TO bc stopped next month. An
appeal 10 to be made Tor the sum Of $l00. 600 o
Augustus Anderson, Of No. Is Dominick street.
had John Brown and Sam Williams committed In tho
jefferson Market Police Court yesterday for ASSAULT
Ing him and inspairing hts facial attractions
male infant was found In tho hall OF No. 203 East
Fifty.sixth street yosterday afternoon. sheet OF
paper pinned on IT'S clothes, which was writ
ten n:-s.rhis child was born October s. n. Iaenew."
Mra Catherine McGiory, OF Baxter street. was held
In default OF 81 600 pa by Judge Kllbreth yesterday
to have been outraacousiy assaulted ia The woman
house about month ago.
Annie Hymann, OF No. 440 East FIFTY sixth street,
yesterday caught Thomas Hurton, fifteen years Of
age. and William Barrett, fourteen years OF age,
carrying OF ner brothers canary bird from base
menI Thoy were held In default Of 81 900 bail each
In the F.fsy seventh Street Court
= John O'Ns alias Kehoc who was caught by ON COZ
Cottreil on Wednesday night ~ ming away from No.
$40 seventh avenue, whore, with the aid OF false
keys, no ts charged with having entered the apart.
nonts OF rncophflus Mayhew and George A. Bailey
and stolen $75 worth Of property, was hold defaults
Of 81 600 bail In the Fifty street Court yestsr-
day.
Inspector Dilks was notified last night as Police
Headquarters Of tue dtsappesrapce IRON Yonksrs on
Saturday last OF William II. Lawrence, old and
spoctsd citizen OF that CITY. Mr.. Lawrence was Ior
many years identified with local politics there and
held the olco OF coroner among other positions. He
IS supposed 10 have wandered away during at Of
temporary insanity:
Edward J. Anderson. Of No. EOS East Twenty third
street. lawyer. was surrendered yesterday by hts
snd locked up IN tho Eigh,eer.h precinct station
house Ho was arrested on August 8, 1877, cha rged
with conspirng, IN connsclion with Gsorse and Henry
Roppcrt, IN attempt TO dofraud John Wsichman Of
OF 500.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
AN ORPHANS WOES.

Lena Miller, an orphan, ateen years of age, whose
father was killed In the war OF the Robollion was
soon alter that event, entrusted tho OF the
American Female Guardian Society. her mother hav-
Ing boen reduced TO aojecs p"vcrty Five years ago
the little girl was adopted by MRS Eleanor Thompson,
Of Jersey City. who It Is said has treated her In
most shameful manner, refusing her proper
clothing, boating her with stick and drag
ging her ABOUT by the hair OF her
head. Last Friday the poor girl sought refuge
In the house oi psigbbor. Mrs. Thompson pursued
her with heavy cane, out not allowed to 20
her. BY tho AID OF police officer. however, she sue
cocded In regain ing possession OF her ward
Yesterday Counsellor Ryersou procured writ from
Judge Knapp Of the Hudson County Circuit Court,
requiring Mrs. Thompson to produce the girl IN
An officer sent the house TO the writ but
neither Iona Mor nor her guardian 10 found.
II Is rumored that tho taken the girl away
and hidden her.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
EXCISE TRIALS.

. The cases Of Daniel Huderer, =. Burkhard. Frita
Yeager and Louis Murcus charged by the Society Tor
the Prevention OF Crime with violations OF the Excise
law were again postponed yesterday, ow,ngsto the
OF counsel for The defendants and down for
October at O'Clock. The license OF Morris Bau-
mel Of No. 81 Bowery, who convicted recently OF
violating the law, was on Wednesday taken from him
and dostroysd. An application Tor new license for
the Same place. under the hume OF krstch, pr0pre-
tor, was opposed by counsel for she society.
Counsel for the society was yesterday informed
that OF the mon employed 10 secure sviaence In
Of violation Of the law had attempted TO lovy
black mail on ssvcral rospectabIe saloon ksepsrs.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
LEFT TO DROWN.

The body OF John =. Murray, thirty three years
old, a printer BY trade. whose family residence
10 No SIT Hicks street. South Brooklyn, was
found yesterday floating in the river at tho
foot Of Forty-uinth street, near Bay Ridge. Hs
had boen missing since Sunday, and 10 said 10
answer the description ol man who vas seen
10 ia from tho south Jerry boat Baltic, ut about ball
past three O'Clock the morning OF tnat day.
Gustave DahIin, OF No so Dcgraw street, BrookIyn,
Witnessed the accident and that ne reported IL
tV q deck hand, but the boat stopped On
"Wednesday night he reported the 20 tho police,
who are now WORKING II up.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
THE SCHULTZ CHARGES.

Tho four Police Commissioners were seated in the
trial room promptly At ten O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing. the hour set down Tor the trial OF Captain
Schultz Msssrs. Wheeler and Nichols invisible
bchiud their morning papors, General smith pro-
sidod and Commissioner Erhardt sat at his right
hand. Captain Schultz was called. He responded
anu announced tho presence OF his counsel Mr. Err
hHrdt, discovering tho absence of counsel 10 tue
Board, did not wish the 10 proceed Nobody OBJ
jcct0d and General smith, tossing bundle Of papers
on nis desk, announced in a low and woarled tone
pos pone ment to Monday next at noon.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
OFFICER FOUNTAINS FUNERAL.

Tho funeral OF W. \. Fountain, ono OF the oldest
members oil the Broadway squad took place yesterday
afternoon from the Allen Street Methodist church.
Rev. q. W. Woodruff, tho pastor, conducted the
monies but after tho usual church service was
cluded the Masonic funeral were performed the
mastsr Mosaic Lodge, No. AIS, OF which deceased
n member, officiating Inc pallbsarers were
EDWARD Tyler. A. r. 81 Jonn, c. A. brown and J. r.
Read, Of the lodge. and 0lhcsrs r. Lyon, Thomas
kiug aud Thomas Brady, Of tho squa1. Members
tho Mosnic Lodge and the Broadway squad escorted
the remains 10 the Terry. The interment took place
In Greenwood
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
MORAN'S FANCY.

Charles Moran, OF No los Eighth avenue, took
fancy 70 some wearing apparel which he found sus-
pendco IN Robert Engelmann's house, at No. l2i
West Twcnty-egnth street, aud accordingly possessed
himself Of tho But Robert did not submit TO
his loss, and hsd Charles srraignsd In the JoGr-
Market Police Court yesterday TO explain IL fne
prisoner was very pcnitsnt and vowed cndment,
but the Judge locked him up tn spite OF u all
yobn Duny, OF No 245 West 1hirteth street, who Is
suspected OF beng concerned ia tho thsf CON.
mittsd along win Moran.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
DROPPED FROM THE ROLL.

The Rev. N. See OF Newark. N. j., who some
timc ago caused no nttlo excitement in the PresDy
tsrian Church by the PRONUNCIATION OF views regarded
IN tnat denomination extremely hcierodox, was
yesterday dropped from the roll OF tho Newark Pres
bytcry. lhs step was taken at his request, his
hrst address 10 tue Presbytery having been with
drawn. During the proceedings the coreym man Was
overcome Dy emotion. IL In hts intention TO remain
10 Newark, Tor some time least, aud preach TO
those VINO arc In sympathy with his doctrine. His
congregation IN the Wicxlc street church 10 otn to
nIrl with him.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
NEW ronK's AID ron THE suyvnnRas.

NEW yoRK's AID ron THE sUyYRRRRs.
AT the HKRALp Office yesterday the following CON.
ributions Of tho yellow lover sufferers we're 70
ccived:--
Mamie l.. and Leila 2. Bucl, Lille Lodge aud Ksiis
Larken $40; tour little girls result of fair s No 3o
Nooe strec, Greenpvnt t2t; cur1st'e girls, vhe pU
Dermott and Maggie Lewis. So; Hotel Espsno 81 ross
$40 VI.
Tho son Of General Grant, U. s. Grant, Jr., called
upon Mayer Ely and informed him that his fAthse had
gwen directions TO hand check tor $500 Tor the
benefit OF the yellow fever sufferers The Mayor
asked Mr.. Grant TO express his thanKs TO General
Grant on behalf oil the Southern sufferers Tor thia
donation.
The New York herald., 1878-10-04
THE FEvRR IN AND AROUND vICKsBURos
lnY rELYaRApH TO TIE HERALp.l

THE FEvRn IN AND AROUND vICKsBUR0.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
vIcKsDuRG, Miss Oct s ls7&
There wsrc nine deaths here to-day. The fever 10
increasing In the country Tho situation generally 10
unchanged; unfavorabls account Of wnrm weather.
ln Madison parish, La the sickness 10 unabatod and
this assertion can substantiate by the records Of
personal visit there tEN4
DECREASE IN THE vIRULENCE OF THE DIS
EASE At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEEDED.
To TIE EDITOR OF rHx HgRALD:-
BROWNSVILLE, Tonn, Dot 3, 1879.
Tho situation is still bad. There has beeu . falling
OF deaths during the last forty-e'ght hours bus
our sick not doing we'll. There were only
two deaths to-day and fifteen now caops.
Our medicines are noarly exhausted We need Vt
once qutnine, caomol. aseetate Of potash, sweet
spirits OF nitre, castor OIL whiskey, au, two dossn
syringes aud almost svory hing else used
in treating yellow fever Dr. John Ware has rslapsed
and Is very H. Barney Duross, Howard, and Ora.
N. W. p LEIGH,
X. l. GORDON,
3. N. PROVINCE,
Relief CommitteA
The New York herald., 1878-10-04

Htuuc w W W o0uCSdoy nae
August Simonson.
William McCanu.
Mrs. John Ingram.
Lee Hun, colored.
Mrs. Frank Laws, colored.
William Dougherty.
Charley weeks.
J. Hendricks, colored.
Andrew Clark, coiored.
A. j. Lander.
Mrs. $. Bouter, oolored
DICK Ham, colored.
Miss Mary Wncelss.
Dorsy kllercase.
Mary Drake. coIorei.
America Blue, colored.
Samuel Little.
Fritz Ungerer.
Mrs. II. oim0nson.
Solon Harris, child OF
Frank Laws, coiored.
HENRIETTA Davis, colored.
Martha Vanderburn, coi'd.
Captain II. S. Wheeless. =,
Caroline Hun, colored.
Mrs Faust.
w. Jones, colored.
Robert Ii. McClunton.
Child or John Ingram.
Charles Laws, coiored.
Francis Blue, colored.
MIS-. Tom Taylor, colorod.
Mrs. n. Williams, colored.
Thomas Kelly.
Child OF Niily Fulkerson,
colored.
Harriet Gibson. colored.
Letia Gibson. colored.
Major Randall, coiorsd.
Jimmie Weeks.
George Llscher.
Lou McVcry, colored.
Mrs. DR.. Slrobridge.
Nancy Ellison, colored.
Ellen Tucker. colored.
Machael O'Lcary.
Maggie Townsend, ool'd.
Charles Shreva.
Senior Mi.ly, colored.
Jain my Brown, colorsd.
Dclia DAVIS, col0red.
Nanny Rice, colored.
Child of Frank Laws, col'd.
Andy Dempsey.
Nancy Williams, c0lored.
Total, aity-six white
hundrOd and aiytv.fiva I