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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-04-12


Is styled the Poet-Priest OF the South. and resid
IN Mobile, Ala.l
SalA n u1"h tne valley OF Silenoe,
p'Tn the am voiceless valeV slone,
anu hear no; the sound OF tootstcp
AND the hush OF my heart IS as holy
hs movers "hefe angels hA'e ho"n.
r s..
L2rs aSo was / Neai1 t :. sI1es
mhose music ny ,e,i soa1 80 Souiu ,sn;l no' "in'
Lsns s7s 49, va ~, mos,s -, " III, nS st
L9nS aS' was. vas Me.ry o. PAGES
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IN, ,u,,
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-. iet % ~ 49, t ..sS
Anu .r | sai9, 10 Sie "oIIu M eacn m 4; 1;i.,e iieat
IS " ne1 on the shores OF the tn s
anu sieeps uhs ufe"ih IN '"o s'"S'
-, 80, r..n...
anu sun ~ " P!pe ~ loi ri' w pe,ie, p - f,,
Anl SUI ituIu .I' ,I,, iIe Iaise uaa,r
- .,,,,h, ~, q mo-, riimnse Of its blue, -
Az When w SI,,, y. nv yiew
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anu - @ l.leu on neirt-tliel ~ ~ aui.An'
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AMI hrard , ,,,i.c q m ne si,,a ,la,
Tbat lirstsr he, ond human ten
D., vo1, AJAX what found in tho Vallev,
iTis my frystIng nlaes with the Diyine
Ana 1 fsiI AZ tha tsat 81 tba uniy
Ana around me q voice said BE mire,-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-04-12

singular suit was recently tried in Lon
don. A Mr. Jones was recently bathing at
Feixstone. when. thinking he woman
drowning at II distance, he ran undressed
along the beach to render her assistance.
When he reached tine spot he found that the
object was only an inflated bathing dress.
Some ladies happened to be on the shore,
and their feelings were 50 much damaged by
witnessing his exertions that they sued him
for indecent conduct +; but the judge acquit
ted him. He then turned about and sued
his prosecutors for malicious action, and hns
Just received one iarthing damages.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-04-12

A Cedar county tNeb.) youth named Will
liam Lister was a while ago ''liviug in clover"
beng engaged to half dozen young ladies
at once lie might have been enjoying him
self still had they not begun cOnfidentially
inviting each other to be bridesmaids That,
however, broke M lister and the deceived
females, making common cause. recently
went IN body and set fire to his homestead,
burning up everything therein.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-04-12

SOMETHING ABOUT " rURE LIQUORS." so-cAIL-
ED-HoW THEY ARE PRoDuCED-wuERE
WINES ARE " IMPORTED MAN WHO
WANTS To GET OUT OF PRIsoN-ANoTuER
WHO WOULD LIKE To GET IN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-04-12

Father Ryan, the author o. this exquisite poem;
- styled the PoetPriest OF the South. and resided
IN Mobile, Ala.
The sun., 1878-09-29
WEDGWooD's PORrAAND yAsE.
A Copy OF the Urn that Contained the Ashes
of Alexander seyerus

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Sept. 27.-The Gorham
Company. whose factory is in this city. has
lately added 10 its art collection fac simile. by
Wedgwood. Of the famous Barberni or Port
land vase. This collection. which Is maintained
for the use OF the artists employed to make de-
signs for silver ware. comprises reproductions
Of many Of the most celebrated ar, specimens
Of the South Kensineton Museum. and In the
lin" oi ceramics IT'S studies are very rare aud
Tlis reproduction Of the Portland vase is re-
gnrted n notable acquisition, and has tx
cited tho interest oi all art lovers IN the city ~
Roger Williams. Tho original. with which the
McdgwOod imitation shares IN celebrity ard
beauty. hns remhrk1hle history. II is the
most famous OF all sepuchral vases. aud Is the
Identical one which contained the ashes Of the
Roman Emperor Alexander Seyerus and his
mother. II was deposited in tho rnrth IN the
year 235 A. D.. and remained undiSturbed for
about fourteen centuries. Il WAS nnal!y re-
covered turOug III the Efforts Of Pope Urban VIII.
tBarberinN about two hundred and nny years
ago. About century later II WIS put up at
auction when the memorable arnne or,,ul rSl III
the Duchess ~ Portland steadily outbddiugtle
bids ~ Wcdgwood. tho grret potter. who was
then nt the zenith of bis car"er. 4 comprom.se
bvtwocL the TWO dors was effected. whereby
IN" Duchess gained the vase for l.sOO guinens.
and the potter the privilege OF using Il in order
Ia reproduce II Il possible. In this effort hcwas
entirely successful. anl his Reproduction OF the
Portland vase IL regarded MS the greatest feat
of his life. II was the sensation OF ~" lay. The
copy was taken To- London and exhibited 90 the
Queen. Aftrrward IL WIS placed on exhibition,
and all the nobility and p'op.r Of distinction
rushed to sre IL. l. was taken across the Chan
~. and 10 the different cap.tnis on the Conti-
nent, and evorywcrr Il created tn" Same turore.
The rage for ceramics to-day seems a tr.nng
thing in comparison with tht accounts given Of
the triumphal tour OF this piece OF English
pottery.
The original mouis made by the first Weig-
wood urr still pres 'rvcd lv his sous. and the
copy owned hy the GorhHm Company M.s made
by them. Ii is ga inches high. and PA inches
IN circumference Ut the widest part. \ snowy
u beautiful blue jasper. Tho ornameniation
has the appearance Of b'inE cut from the solid
surface. the same vs. an antique onyx cameo.
On my visit tQ the vase to-day was ucoou pa
MED by n matter of-fact cotton manufacturer.
Coming away, snid to him. " What would you
give for that Vusef -
Not over IS cents. | can get larger and
handsomer ones al the dollar store"
The sun., 1878-09-29
recious stones. IA in his charge He rpds ,,mo

precious stones. IA in his charge He finds time
for everything, and hns an hour or two 10 snare
Tor a friendly chat on things in general at Del
monico's He has. Of course. received no modal
for tho members OF the Exhibition Jury knew
him only as gentleman. not as workman.
This house. rs whole. is tho largest exist
ing anywhere In this line Of business Il en-.
ploys over 700 men. and has, apart from tho
Union square establishment, immense work.
shops In Prince street and two factories in New
ark-one for the manufacture OF sllvcrplated
ware. the other for what is called wholesale
Jewcry." There is d belief spread that Mcssrs.
Tiffany Co. do not manufacture most OF the
iewelry they sell. Thls IS mistake. They
don't make trinkets dnd cheap iewelry.
such as silver bangles or golden studs
at SO or 81 a set. These are made by the thou
sand at special factories established for tho pur-
pose. But the firm has never sold stone
which they have not set themselves. nor a
wedding ring which has not been made by them.
For this Inst kind OF article they have quite an
exceptional celebrity. arising partly from the
superstition OF the mass OF people for Il is gem
orally believed that their rings aro unusually
lucky. and are almost sure preservative
against all divorce court annoyances.
With the exception OF cheap jewelry. china.
and bronzcs. everything Messrs Tiffany 4 Co.
sell Is made on their premises down to the
smallest jewel case and the plaincst Russian
leather. portcmonnaic. The factory OF Prince
street If engaged exclusively in sllversmith
work. The workshops Tor fine jewolry nre in
Union squire. 1t is In TINT establishment, too
that the minor branches. such rs the making oi
lewelry cnses. regulating clocks and watches
and the stationery business are carried on.
A. visit 70 this workshop is utruly artistic trent
anu an admirable lesson In business enterprise
Ther success In Paris is to II certain cxtcnt. n
national triumph. for in spite Of tho prevailing
belief that they employ foreign artisans mostly,
thelr best. ilncst, and most artistic wares nrc
designed. constructed. and finished by Ameri-
can born workmen. the grent majority OF the
best OF whom have been brought up by the house
from boyhood.
The sun., 1878-09-29
UNCLE BILL oUITs MS APPLE STAND.
Face Familiar for Many Years In the First
Ward DroppIng Out OF View.

At Grcenwich street and Battery place,
on Tuesday afternoon last nn old man with
A -,d to,. - ,.h.,a ...t,, -, -. -,
i0u 'a'o "n" ""''o s'upp'c uearu SAT Sell
ing apples. For great many years pnst any
body passing by tho spot may have seen him.
i'o ""u pu' ohe perfect es' Tue o'her oelhR
so TAR imperfect that II terminated Just above
tho tnea u,boro 1, ro,,do1 i,,, - -. A.,
-, A. 49, ~ ~ 'u''P' W
winch .he owner h"u never allowed inc attach
i'e". -, "oou,N .,I eon,.nu"'lon' me trousers
VOC "i"pp,u no"u' "'o, ~ anu "neh .ne
old man moved which he did but seldom. he
assisted locomotion by the emplovmpnt of n
,r,,,.h ,.ht,, a., -, = -, ,.., v "" ""
e'u'cn' "h'ch ne salu was more honest than
false leg and twice as handy.
William Kaboa ,v,a ,ba name =, ,ho ..t.-,,
-, ..,.- ~ "a - ."N -, . ''-"V"
"'H app'c Nehuer' Ills age was ABOUT ou years !;
but when he first came into the noighborhood
,uh.t,.a' u '". ie'0.s'',Ou I, Vi .ne
lhH"oiah'S' nc hau oeeh AT dreenwich
street and Battery place, ostensby selling
apples for fifteen years Long before TINT he
had been a familiar object in the ward His
stand was u trifling one. and the apples which
made its sole stock were rather small and crab
bed; but the corner which he occupied under
the gray shelter OF Rheinhnrdt's Hotel was a
sunny one. aud the apple merchant with Il very
short and very black clay pipe in his mouth
made genial figure in the landscape on any
nne day..
He had neither wife nor children and no.
body can he said to have cared for him Mr.
Muller the keener Of The hotel alioved hin, 10
have his stand near the steps and was glad to
have him there; but beyond that the old man
casionally he lodged somewhere but in warm
weather. when the days business was over he
simply curled himself up beside his apple
stand and slept 10y his stock in trade II is said
that he sold bu' very few apples. which Is small
wonder considering that the neighborhood
contained at least halt dozen far more mag
nihcent establishments hut tho young men
thereabouts used ofan evening to chat with him.
anu then toss MIN penny FOR good Will and for
The sun., 1878-09-29
REWARDED CONSULTATIONS.
What the Nation Pays 90 those who Took
Part In the Great Conspiracy.

1TT7TT Nv IEI8F7I7TT
WASHINGTON. Sept 20.-The following full
list OF the patronage given ~ those who helped nanpu
late the theft VI Louisiana ami Florida has been prepared
with great care 1t includes not only the visiting states
and the before the Electoral Commission
but the Returning Boards and the army understrap
pers who did the dirty work IN the parishes IN the
pacty OF supervisors, 10 say nothing OF the mob OF
rctAnsrs around the New Orleans Custom House Itwtl
1e seen that the country is paying the that
piece OF business great and small aggregate nearly
s2tOOoa year. aud many OF the appointments indeed
all Of the important Ones were directed by Hayes The
only corrections In the hist the names Dennis.
the Little Giant of Georgia, whois Government
employ, and Maxwell Vi the same state, who was rv
Gently cashered and court marualed from the army IN
disgrace Here is the catalogue
The sun., 1878-09-29

Al tho SiulnchournrP p nv Sessions Yesterday,
Nj D. Lotk,. amt Nr N. ~ 1a.cnfur. Michael DufauL
Ntil, illnW Nno-e cnl could only u,t be- above
tnt tllc lu 'FRONT.' 90 WAci Ar sto, was summoned by
Mr. james NNu-H.i. fauN.r NUh'i1n. Tor brcakn9
down gucL set he-c. aud doing damage ~ the amount
ui sINIf
the mother of the accused. I'm rcply to tho bench said
her .Nu Wa. tIYs Pros, ,utur stated that on sept
ne saw dricadaui tf Ni. brother into his orc hard
nnt throw Hhr'hua az ihc aplrs lie got uut through
Nc he. .te ""'nf ie hedge ana doing damage 10 tho
VI, Duran, sIl hcr chrlr. denied throwing brick.
h1t "a, stltrd. lhrr' wo.r me oiher children IN the
oiruir'. Nat hor rDllrru followed them. The others
liN HN g. HIi Per- rIfIdreu being the smallest were
tLu-N ht VT Mtu,trit She lived nt new Bromptou
hni h'r 'n Ntn haf iu- hocu M tlrre months she came
dNNh 20 !atuham iu NY ANA earn little money at hop.
Wt~uA e. iu' Nj Muu,Aed This. upuuslzrd Tor what
thc hN hAd dome. and prom rd tlHt She would her
best end HNots o. prevent recurrence of It while she
W. ln kuuNaW nut lr had taken out the summons She
shoui Lave thought that the ict o MIR Mansnrd having
io'A'd Deer ht" boy up 90 hl, barn two hours uml
lhy pnlcSHan came was que sufficient punishment
Mlthnul drus-.ne htr There. and maxim. her lose her
DAYS WORK. She was quite sure Icr htte boy not
ls or strong enough 90 rHr down tha hedge. had moi
lHN nfhts fst since the occurrence, Lut constant
y hursuns out screaming and calling out that the mar
Wa chusiug hiW
MI Mau,hcid said he did not wish to be severe. He
uhf W,ir' tn make ma NAu r as hylrs were constant
~ hcug made 100 Tire hedge. There were, he should
uluh, tMunt hIrs lu tir uyd3e,
Tho Ma-isutO dn,.tA Nr, purant 10 pay 0i the
am Nuut 90 t' Hi. ..rd 'anuer. Sue SAID she had no
mou. 5. but MIR w. 81 safulsoe ot sLccrucss who wa,
~ court at once handed her coin, which more
than seiielsnt 10 lay It,
The sun., 1878-09-29

RICHMOND Ind. Sept. lO-tmong the New
YORKER, WHO lunght m ne MeAie"n war was musician
nAitl RoNd Whose skill with the bow turned
90 account whom lime hung heavy in camp the spirits
ut She bows drooped Aiicr the capture o tile capital
BnNd met McNican Oltrer who tud INN uf am old and
hshiN,rr9.d Nphu the WonerN OF another Ulcer lie
hunted up the owner ant found thAt the instrument Was
genuine CrrnuuH Every Erdin bore uum -ianabe tvi.
drncts OF axe aud boyd determined tn secure it ana
carry Il hunc trophy. All OH, btrtrr were .
deuanty refused by the MeNcan aud the American was
uhllgrd obtain by tuul means what he could
not faiT lie carried the instrument home
and used II tor several years, but ITS history
kept secret until IN uule OF adversely he
compelled 20 parl with H. II into posses.
sion ot Mr. Barnes. who nnd tree hundred dollar. Tor
It, II descended To hls -ul DR. L. A Barnes of Rtch.
nond Durina IT. travels II had been shattered rag.
lneuts. nnd was 10 longer any practical value Mr. A.
Is ozark, Nlruuso Of much experience. saw IL ON eX.
hhition and exchanged It Tor rne instrument of his
make By three months labor he has restored IL to
It's ougina shape and tone The back and neck new
but the frame nnd top were made by Nicholas Ammati
IN 1887. The violin Is one Of the small Anmat. aud Is
remarkable for the very large arch and deep belly. The
tone Is so ana sweet but very powerful growing louder
as the listener recedes until he Il beyond point where
an ordinary instrument would De inaudible.
The sun., 1878-09-29
"Requiem Eternam."


ffom NJ Ner Ortein' Hofnp2 Sdr'
Lo' another pilcrim weary
With his tolls hath reached the goal.
And We lin Our -" Mi.er,rr
For the dear depArted soul;
NJ ~. 'i ~, nv Viii Tbse .hovot
A' "N "'''
Rv the nle.snres ne surrendered
nv The cross 10 meekly horne
~ ihe henrt .nearlv tenderrd
nv each slarp ana sacred thorn.
a.. nnnl ~ nn,o,l n,o,ll ~ u,' W.. ,i..tt
~ '"' "'"'"N' w fN"N
Mid the thronp who rest contented.
Eurth la him wa. but a waste
A,i IN. s,,'..ts III. M. Wr..c,,ted
Were but wurmwooJ 10 hi, lasts.
nv. ~ ,a.si VIZ ~, 'r"'r, ,"' III"
80 '"N ~ '''N - '
Faith the sun that rose IN brighten
iihi.natb ,vsv rom the tnut.
Tnsu un i,t.,1,,n,n .',.r entIld Irishten
Nor the sword ,f min or want,
T, ,,i, IL sasu' tn1usm Iaiil ys '"o"s'
'''s ""' '""'N''" " e'e 'N"s
when we spoke oi things eternal
How the 'rsnsient seemed tn fade.
Ana we snw the pnui s,inrrnaI
stand r~venlrd' yithnlit "A shade.
surely 'trAsa spirit smoke
Was tht thought lis Language woke.
The sun., 1878-09-29
The Death OF "a Heroic Phy.ieian.

Died yesterday in the Quarantine Yellow Fever
Hospital Dr. ~ A. Llndley OF Connecticut when the
lever broke out In Memphis he there help Aer
weeks OF continual service he found himself pTostrAtcd
ami having SYMPTOMS o the dreaded disease lie started
the North Ere lie had halt completed the Journey
he taken with yellow fever Instead going his
home stopping un with his friends. he pushed Un
direct Tor tile New York Quarantine and pre- entins him
sell before The physicians announced that he had tile
fever. His symptoms favorable Tor time, but he
became worse ON Friday night, and died yesterday.
The sun., 1878-09-29
Better Than IA Photograph.

Buck English. the young man now in San
Qucut. rom Lake County. SAID possess tic best
u,nory of amy man m thc state 90 California lie has
teen known to usen 90 sermons preached the pul.
PIT r,quiTns ferguatlvrs o hu hour iur their delivery
and then 90 ou oi church and rctcH uen almost word
Tor word from TIE beginning tutud When doing this
after diNiie service oe sunday. IA Midjctown. lew
mouth. ago. the ccf- man heard him ant could distii.
gus no difference between the wort, used by Buck and
tlosr col hs sermon. ud hc iler,upuu turned o hi,
ten discourse and a. English progressed with the iicra
ton lc d!NluV traced ty line. ni hls written sermon
uud declared that there was no iiffe renee.
The sun., 1878-09-29
Only One of a Family Len.

Prom n, S,io o. lermi PtGyuns
boy came up IN the P,cGvune office to insert
death notice last night
He SAID 10 the gentleman having charge VI the adver.
using department.
Another one gone; that makes eight"
" What do Nuu MeAuf' asked gentleman.
The boy answered II meAn mat is the eighth one OF
my family that has dod NV brothers and three sisters
wonder who VIII come neAtf'
How many are letti'
Only me-
The sun., 1878-09-29

One Of the sights to bee remembered at HON.
burg ths season were the startling lawn tennis costumes
worn by the young ladies' Elaborate gowns. com.
posed VI SILK satin. and brocIAe. and ayishy trimmed
with lace and embroidery, also o tile newest amt
not least costly items of womans toilette An sfyhie
oi our acquaintance recently brought seventeen dlileI
ent dresses with her Tor nye days visit
The sun., 1878-09-29
eos Blnckhlrds n, One shot

Dan Newman Of Sierra Valley. Cal. killed 205
sle hhiris hy emht'ut ony twq b"rres from shes.
rather nl robAbe Story hut Is Nnuchod Tor bv ahalt
do1eu uf reAhle Witnesses The bird, huld.ed
together In grain ncd where trc .hing machine had
shortly before hceuln opcruuon when Newman hrrd az
arALs NlSun.
The sun., 1878-09-29

Acurious fact in connection with these awards
Is that Mr.. SOiigny. the best and highest paid
chaser whom Messrs. Tiffany employ. has not
received any reward at ull The reason Of it Is
that, being Frenchman. he works in the class
ica old style, His works are excellent. but
there Is nothing new in his process and the
lurY did not think him more deserving OF
reward than any Of the distinguished chasers
Paris can boast of
There can be- no doubt that In everything con-
cerhlng the silver department apart from the
general enterprise u the lrml. the greatest
credit Is due 10 Mr. T.. G. Moore. An old sill
Vsrsnith ly trade. aud the son Of u widely
known silyersmith. he combines natural abili-
ucs with an experience Of nearly fity years
hard work. From morning till night he is at
the shop. experimenting every detail Of the
work; and when the factory is closed he Is coll
Letting and selecting models and designs Ia
bric-a-brac shops, in libraries. or in private
collections.
Another leading spirit Of the concern Is Mr..
Charles i. Cook. who. together with Mr.. Tif-
fany. has the general management OF the firms
concerns. Everything. from the printing Of Wis
iting cards and initials on stationery ID to the
making up Of the costest sci Of jewelry and the
selection Of most exquisite works Of art and
The New York herald., 1878-12-14
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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sH pESTIsTRxxohia1nsf xohSnf.esss Paas-ssh ras.' coz co..
pwESEiNa S1 HOUSES rs LET. FURNISHED AND
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RENTED PAGE-lst col.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-2D PAox-lst col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGE-lst col
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-1sr PAcx-lst and I'd cola
REMOyALS-12TH PAGE-3d COL
REWARDS-1sr PACE-2d col.
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SPECIAL NOTICES-1sr PAcE-2d and Sd coils
6PORTING-DOGS, BIRDS. AC-1sr PACE-Sd col-
TIE TRADES-l2rH PAGE-2d col.
iO LET FOR BusINESS PURPOSES PAcz-lst col
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE--12TH PAGE-6th col
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2D PACE-1Ht col
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TO LET-2p PACE-1st col.
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The New York herald., 1878-12-14

FINE ARTS.
pAfNfiHGs AND ESGRXvfS6S - : : = -
GOUPIL GALLERY,
NO 10 5TH Az, CORNER or zzD n
MessrA N. KNOEDLER d CO., successors " 00UPfk
CO. respectfully invite attention TO the anrvasd esL
lection OF
MODERN PAINTINGS
Wow - thsir gallery Tho pictures srNa9sl ~
examination the latest contributions 70 the Paxs
Salon. and the newest and best product Of the greed
Of Esropean culture including splsnA1
ampIee Of
MERLE, vERBOECKHOvBM,
sCHREYER HEfSsONIBR. IH
DIAZ, DuPRE,
RAEMMERER, KsCosURA
TOULMOCITE, PIOf,
LEROUx, xxk8,
RchENBAcH. uooxAxs. t.
MEYER Won BREMEN, bAUB10HY,
snd othcrs, forming altogether richer cssctea
thar the house has before displayed. N IN&aHN
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS,
choice and rich collection and the finest collection ok
LINE ENGRAvIN0S. Il
modern and by the old mastsrA
N. KSoEDLER 4 co. No 10 ssh az, corner 22d a
The New York herald., 1878-12-14
NOTICES.

DuRsrANr TO A OBJECTION 0F THE HIGH c0Uk4
of Justice Chancery division made in action between
Robert Avs behalf Of himself and al other the nn..
ised creditors Of John Bemsh, latc Of Putney In the
county Of Surrey plumber dcceascd who shall come IN and
contribute the the said suit plaintiff Alfred
Taylor Bcmish William Bemsh Of the jusis-
dicton Of this Court defcndsnts The said William Bsn-
ish formerly Of Puney In the county Of Sarcy but when
last heard o. Of Brooklyn in tho United st.tcs of America
and left England In the year and Vas last heard OF oy
claiming next Of kin according the for she
ish living q the time OF his death persons Claiming -
be tho OF such Of she said sexs
the day Of February is7D in and prove their
Hail. ~ Chancery lane London. or in dsfsnt thsseol
they will persmptory excluded from all bsusht undes
tho will Of tho said Bemirh wednesday the 18th
day Of February 1879 o'clock In the afternoon ths
upon the claims dated this 2pth day Il November o74
REEVES, Grays Inn sauars. London. PiAiasifs ssiL
The New York herald., 1878-12-14
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