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The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
RAILROADS.
---,ngI.pHIA, WlLM iM9TON AND
fila, fTIMORfG RAILROAD,

DalhAg gALTIMORE RAlbisoAD'
! NOV 10th, 1873.
.. wlIl leave wilmington az follows
pr ..,,hla end intermediate stations,
Psl"1S5lj a Slj. 10 90, q. m. 20" s.oo' ~
Sie pm, rxnress 9 90. o SO a. m,
phlSGe, plhllSSe,pnla and New YORK, 2H, 7SS 6O
Phlla'oifI9 "a 35, II 80. 5 asp m. .o
ss,,rimore 3, m and iptermediate stations,s Ss
an, orc and Bay Line. 7CS.
Bslllnioors lnors and Washlngl5 10, IL 5l, ~, w.
ba'b ~ - n. / OF 5 IS, 10 rs p hi.
ga for Delaware vision leave lof
l~;n.stle ae tH 6 %, Pl5, a m, C5, 8 30 p. m.
nsS S,,Tnoton T"t and intermediate stationH' 10
"a, s,asp op' and q I'd fntermediate stationa, 9 Is
~ commencing Monday December
J., -. train leaving Whining ton at 7.W
g,d' lnl,a ln.l connection at Gray's Ferry with
VII gUlGs Gas, m. train from West philadelphia
MNe" i" H.F. KENNEY, sup't.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
u,,,aA,nbia and intermediate stations
EaISo m 3 90. 8 80 p m.
rsIISsddelphla and New YORK; zoS' q m. o 40
,p,Iloore pE1 and Washington. 1851, 2lo, sss,
sn. fortbe, information passengers are
,",,ad tU1 10 the time tablespcSted at the de-
Erns,ly H'FKENNEY 'supt.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
TWO CURIOUS NORTH CAROLINA
CHILDREN.

A remarkable case of defective vision is
that Of the three children of James Howard
a seafaripg man, whose family live on
Ocracoke Island. They become ~ total,y s,,n
TIr b,ind each day immediately after the .n sun IN
nnas nl,nu down If by chance they happen to be
got1 = .he e ya1d playing when the sun sets their
IN Sn1 tb iyngs'are instantly laid by, and efforts
p,aass"t ?, aas to reach the house, when they soon
maue ta. rstire SU and sleep Soundly until sunrise
sttsr which their sight is described as being
restored, and, to all appeara,n'ss' u 9 p ppud the
unimpaired. The youngest Is % . ons Smo uirl' I
eldest 10 years od-tWo boys anu ;u onv snes are are
all of light complexion. LnsiI nhont syet them EN-
iipht blue, and there's nothing aSoas rhoro . q
that appears at all strange'-l A"f0'''' "'
C. Southerner.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
NOTICE.

po;ro appointed Sole Agent for this cl'y
I'd 1e'Ii yicipity, ipt for Henry M: Stanley %,; 3
an ana ~ t1Ih Wnrfh "Throughthe Dark Cont,
vi. .areS' n"hI;sbed by Harper & Brothers, ,ano =
befnrs betng aT Christmas or New Years, they Will
piease "@ r. G. GoLDsBoRouaH,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

presser Of fever poison that !. ought to
be introduced In ell great cities where
1t can be AcclimSled. Il iS suggested
that where the eucalyptus tree will not
grow other febFifBgal trees, such a
pOplarS, willows, eedarU, pines,
tsrebinthP, &C., should be planted.
The Philadelphia Press meAtiOns 3 not.
ableIllluStPatiOn Of the moiSture.absOTb.
ent properties Of the eucalyptus which
occurred on the farm of an Arab, Bin
Machidlym, near Constantine, Algeria.
It was covered with msrshes, both 10
winter and summer. In I've years the
whole ground was dried up by l4.0OO
OF these trees, and fArmers aud children
now enjoy excellent health. The euca.
lyp'us grows fast and tall, is equally
ornamental in groups and rows, in
parks aud avenues, and also furnishes
excellent wood. II is said 10 emit q
very pleasant odor.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
Arrangements for the Russian
Wounded DurlnE the war.

NNSaA1S& 0AAA1A bhG W uEe
Pail Mall Gazette.
During the late war lhirty.six trains,
specislly fitted up for the purpose,
we're constantly employed IN removing
the sick and wounded Of the Russian
army In Bulgaria and Roumelia from
the lheater OF operations into the In.
terror Of Russia. OF these trains, TWEEN.
ty-four were provided by the military
authorities, seven by the Russian Red
Cross Society, two by the Imperial
family, and three by Germany, the av.
ersge number Of carriages in each
train being lwentysfour.
All the sick and wounded In Bulga.
ria who could be moved we're In the
first instance carried to SIstoVa or Sim.
niizS, There they were placed In hos
pital, their cases inquired into, their
wounds bound up afFesh, proper medi-
Cines and food given to them, and then
after q few days rest they were trans.
ported in carriages to the terminal sta.
ton Of the railway at Fratesti. At the
Russian frontier permanent commits.
sion Of thirty doctors was established.
These examined carefully all the pa
lients that arrived and divided them
into three clrsses. In the first were
placed those who were 60 severely
wounded or so seriously III thatit would
have been dangerous to move them
further. In the second class came those
who we're only 30 slightly injured or
unwell that they would probably be
able 10 shortly reiOin their corps, aud
these we're echelOnned along the rail.
way running into the interior; while
In the third class were placed those
who could be moved with safety, but
woo were not likely to recover speedi.
ly, and these were sent back into the
heart Of the country; care being taken
to assemble oil those III with the same
diseases at the same places.
Two of the ambulance trains started
for the interior every day, the doctors
and attendants accompanying each be-
ing allowed fourteen days rest after
each jOurney.-[Pall Mall Gazette.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

N. GUsTAvE DoRE is going 10 place
in the Paris Exhibition his colossal
vase, four metres in height. Il lermi-
nales in a straight narrow neck, Oh the
brim OF which children are seated
maintaining their equilibrium with
difficulty, being iutox Gated by the
fumes issuing from the amphora. The
body and pedestal Of the vase are
adorned by little BacChanAlian figures,
men, women and children, fauns and
dryads led, by Silenus mounted on The
back OF q crocodile, aud entaugled In
flowers and foliage covered with but.
terflies, mice, wessels and l,gEards also
intermingling. II is 3 strange, almost
audacious production, but malifesling
powerful originally. Every figure Ia :
study. Gustave Dore is finishing an.
other sculptural group Of quite a diff
feFen( and very classical kind, "The
Prize of Glory"-a young hero dying
benFath the kiss Of Glory. r.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Goyernor
Packard having abandoned the aeld FOR
the CollectOrship, has thrown hIS In
huence for Albert Leonard. III ~.
Special agents of the Government ra..
port With great positiveness that LouiS-
iana and Florida negroes have been
kidnapped and are In Slavery n Cuts
and Il ls slyiy iutimated that peFs6ns
in this interest put the spider 10 Leon
ards soup. .,'...,'--.-
The President has decided NOT ~
send Srnith's name to the Senate n CoI.
lectOr Of the Port OF New OFlaena.
There has been much lying on thIS
subject, but tho truth, is reached Al laai
-either Albert Leonard or FIiga PlnE-
Ston, VIII have the place, II the Senate
Advises and oonsents.f go !,
Combinations COlburn, ConsuI-
General to the City Of Mckee; Hnbhs.
Postmaster at NeWberne, North caro-.
lima. NOmlnations-ThomaS A. Hen.
Y, Collector Of Customs as PimIicos
North Carolina; Dick LIokle, Posts
master ct Townsville, Georgia,
The Presidential party leave hera IN.
the morning foF Philadelphia.
The Cabinet session today usa a u.
! voted to . discussion Of pardons' '
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

WOman'S ChFissIam AssocIasIsn.
The WOman's Christian Association for.
mally Organised By the adoption OF 3 con.
stItuhOn and the election OF the following
omoeFo. PFesldent, hrs. W. L. O. Huns
nieut; Vice President, Nrs. ]. J. COWaH;
Secretary, Mise Lizzie Bedford; TreasuF.
er, Mise Annie Paxton.
A meeting was held yesterday evening
g 4H o'clock u the lecture room Of the
Methodist Church 70 confer with Mr., Cree
u regard 70 the details Of their work. By
request Mr.. Gree made q statement 0fthe
work IN which be thought the Iadiea ought
70 engage, and ct bic suggestion commit
tees were appointed 70 arrange for Q
weekly prayer meeting for ladies. A reg.
ulaf visitation Of the Jail and OF the hos.
pltal, and to visit and conduct services
with such aged and infiFm women aa are
cut Oh from the privilege OF attending 4
church, and TO held weekly Bible read.
Ing. A number Of new members were re.
ceiVed and the ladies are now ready for
work. Toe next meeting is on next Tues.
DAY evening ct ~ o'clock 10 the Method.
iSt Lecture Room.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

IT 10 a remarkable characteristic oil
the present westward immigration that
1t is made up principally from farmers
and their families from the Eastern
and Middle States and from Europe,
and not from the surplus aud idle pop
ulation Of the cities This 10 very fG.
vorsble for The character Of the new
settlements, but II would be for the ad.
vantage of The whole country could the
movement be increased by an exodus
from the overerowded population OIL
the citieP,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
Indian ana Mexican p.,anr..

GALVESTON, April 23.-Ths NeWs's
Corpus Christi special says all ranches.
10 Duvall and Falls counties have been.
broken up BY Indian and Mexican
raiders. Among the persons killed
during the past week are Fred. Moore
son Of Col. Moore, Clerk Of the Court
Of Appeals, Antoine Menley, John Jor-.
dan, Scotchman named Steele, and
two children. Many ranches not yet
heard from.
GALVESTON, April 23.-The News
publishes special from Fort MCIntoSh
stating that the raiders from Mexico.
have killed many people aud carried
III two white boys. The correspond.
ent expresses the belief that these raids
were melted by the supporters Of Lerdo
for The purpose Of bringing about q
misunderstanding between the United
States aud the Diaz Government. THE
mail carrier who left Fort Dallas SAT-
urday was murdered by Indians TWEEN.
y miles from that post. A detachment
OF Cavalry were sent out.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

The text Of the AlIocution del veged
on March 2Sib, BY Leo XIII. has sp.
peAred (as translated into Engllsh) 10
the London Tablet The passage on
the temporal power is as follows :
."We are dismayed by the most sad
condition to which has been reduced
almost everywhere, not merely the
civil society Of the world, but also the
Catholic Church, and especially this
Apostolic See, which by the violent
spoilation of lie temporal dominion, is
brought TO that pass that It cannot al.
together exercise lie power fully, free
liz and Independently"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
The Journal de 81. Petersburg Oa the
ConRKnnn. ltdF i~

ST.. PETERSBURG, April 28.4The
Journal de St. Petersburg to-day pub
fishes an article in which, Whlls ex-
pressing the beliaf that. the Congress
will soon assemble, says: "ThIs -alone
will not constitute q guarantees 90
peace" The Journal consldersIG nbos
essaEy that frank and exhauslivealn-l
terChanga Of views between the Cahi-
nets should pTecede the Congress. It
concludes as followsl ALG the BFitish
Cabinet really desires peace, apd,st lhp
came time expects greater edYanlaga,
for England by intlmideting Russia, II
10 playing Q dangerous game, which
Willlead not to peaeb but 20 war;, isS
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

A PHILADELPHIA physician, the author
Of pamphlet on "our Parks" recon-.
mends the planting on all available
grounds Of trees which will improve
tjgeneral health of the surrounding
population, and particularly Of those
trees which can neutrallzs the terments
Of prevalent diseases. It is necessary
to oppose the healthy balsams of Vegeta-
tation to thO-mAlAEiOnS emanatlons Of
msrshygrOunds. The eucalyptus tree lie
said to have wonderful antiseptic quail
itles. It is described as absorbing an
enormous quantity Ofmarshy water and
noxlous vApOrS, aud returns them to
The atmosphere loaded with bAlSAmic
efluvla. Il 10 such an efsCtuAl sup
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
a New Set Of RaIes for Courslng

Reading Dispatch.
The attention of The fathers of mar.
riageable daughters is called TO the
following Get Of rules which a Dispatch
reporter saw hanging in o front parlor,
few days ago. They are evidently
formulated with great care, and seem
10 cover the whole ground:
/. Gentlemen, whose heads are
anointed with bears oil, must not lean
against the wall, as 1t soils the paper
and renders frequent and expensive
repairs necessary.
2. The piano stool is dedicated to
music, and gentlemen who put their
feet upon Il will not be tolerated.
3. Kissing except on the trout steps
is strictly prohibited.
4. No proposals will be entertained
except upon ten days notice In writing,
accompanied by satisfactory references
Of good moral character. The appli.
cant. to be subject TO an examination In
the rudlments Of 6nanao- at the option
Of parents. q s... ....y. s., ~.
5. Gentlemen remaining later than
II o'clock will be charged extra for
gas.
6. Talking In loud tones and bolster.
Gus laughing after 3 o'clock must not
be INDUCED iu, under pain OF imme-
diate dismissal. ~.
Z. No liquor furnished to minors.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

Heavy Rainfall en- she Llns Of
Ghe v. ana -. RailFoaa-TFaans
Delayed. aaa CFoPs Destroyed.
Special TO the Herald
LAKE, Miss, April 2a-This section
was to-day visited By the heaviest
rainfall ever known here. In many
places the railroad track 10 inundated,
and lOwlsnd crops are utterly destroy.
ed. Trains stopped by the washing
away OF bridge between Hickory and
Newton. Railroad authorities ere asIng
the utmost diligence. ". J. A.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
OF Interest 10 Printers.
A WONDERFUL INVENTION IN PRISTIHt
A COMPLETE SUCCESS,


Tupe!o (MisS Journal
Mr.. W. B. Burns, foreman OF our
office, has invented fifteen printing
characters, which will make any kind
Of advertising or job type, from a half
inch 10 The size Of the BID of the
largest printing press. They will also
form twenty-five or thirty kinds Of
very handsome borders, and are so
simple that any ordinary printer can
learn to use them 10 few hours.
Its advantages will be appreciated
by practical printers, when we state
that II can be made Of checked, black
and light faces, and one font OF fifty
pounds will run flrst.class job 'e
with the exception OF the very small
type necessary.
All typos are aware Of the difilcul.
ties attending the use OF wood aud
metal type when worked together the
wood type, after II is wet, always
swelling above the metal, and in large
letters will often become so warped
that q good job cannot be made with
II this Is all obVisted In using these
metal characters, and at least one hun.
dred ~ le- cf plain aud fancy type can
be ma in with one font ofthe Chlrac ers
costing about fifty dollars, which
would cost thousands Of dollars IL
wood type.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
The HOaBg Meas Christian AS
ISOLATION.

HVCh1hhV4a
The social reception at Mr.. slmralrs
last night was very pleasant affair. Some
OF our most cultivated singers were pres.
ent, and the secular and religious music
was OF most enjoyable character. The
parl0Ts we're well rlled, and many Of our
leading young men were present. After
serving refreshments, and q season OF
thoroughly social enjoyment, Mr.. Cree
briefly presented In an informal way, the
work Of the Young Mems Christian AssO.
citation, dwelling on the mental, moral, 90.
cial and religious work OF the organization,
After free Interchange Of views, Mr., W.
N. lockwood wac called TO the cnair, and
Mr.. A. j. McCallum was elected Secre.
tary.
OA motion, committee Of i've was ap.
pointed TO propose o constitution, nominate
officers, and report Ia q meeting 10 be held
on Thursday night next at S0'clOck, at
Mr.. simrall and capt. Chamberlin's Office.
The following Committee was appointed
W, g. Paxton, H. B. Whitfield, kObt. Eg,
glestOn, Edward Raworth, and W. II.
RorkwOOd. ~
On motion, the thanks OF the company
were rendered 10 Mr.. Cree, Of the IntsFna.
tiOnal Committee, for the assistance given
the cause By his judiciOus suggestions
and wise cOuneel. The thanks of the
meeting were also rendered to Mr.. and
MrS. simrall for the hospitality extended
the company
II 10 proposed to hold series OF pleas,
ant social entertainments, modelled after
the one last night. We wish the proposed
Organization every success, and hope Il
may accomplish much for the young meT
OF our city. NJ, Cree expects 10 leave the
city to-day for Baton Rouge, 10 attend the
first State Convention Of the Young Mems
Christian Association OF Louisiana.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

ACCORDING 10 the circular of the
mercantile agency Of Il G. Dun & Co.,
during the quarter which ended with
March, there were 3 1856 failures In the
United States, with liabilities amount
ing 10 sS2 ,07S, S26, against 1850 fail
ures, aud s54,53S, ,07O liabilities in the
corresponding period of 1877, aud
2,SO6 failures, aud $64,Gi4,l57 liabilities
in the first three months Of 1876. The
Winter just past has been exceptional.
ly trying 10 all branches of trade, and
the enormous sbrinkSge Of resources
has contributed TO swell the figures Of
the failures, II should be remembered
that the constant extension Of The mer.
cantils agencies brings into their clAssi'
fcation q smaller class Of traders
whose wants are purely local, thereby
Increasing largely the number Of fail
ures reported and adding TO the total
liabilities. Some evidence Of this is
afforded BY the fact that while in the
Middle States there are AZ more fall.
ures reported this year than last, there
are 249 more reported from the West
ern States, which furnish l,2lS out oi
the whole number.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
CONGRESSIONAL.


@A8e8s
WASHINGToN, April 23.-Morrill, OF
Vermont, from the Committee on I'll.
nance, reported favoEably on House
bill 10 prohibit the coinage of twenty
cent pieces. Passed.
The Finance Committee took no
steps TO press action on its substitute
for the Resumption Repeal bill Of the
House.
PROTEST AGAINST THE RIVER AND HAR.
BoR BILL-A LIVELY sEssIoN-sOME
SMALL NORTHERN RIVERS WHICH GOT
BIG APPROPRIATIONS.
The protest which Cox, Of New
York, presented on Monday against
the passage of the River and Harbor
Appropriation bill, under suspension
Of the rules, occupied the whole Of 10.
days session, and gave rice to one of
the nOisiest and most lumulluous scenes
that the House has ever witnessed.
There was no ill.teellng manifesled on
the part Of any one, but the proceed
ings were very dIsoFderly. Reagan, OF
Texas, Chairman Of the Committee on
Commerce, defended the action OF that
Committee In the course which II pHft
sued In reference 10 the bill, and show.
ed that every River and 7HarbOr7 Ap.
preparation bill that had been passed
In the House In the last sixteen or
eighteen years had passed under sus-
pension Of the rules; be denied thSt
there had been any lOg-rOlling resorted
10, and asserted that many Of those who
had signed the protest, had to do 90
because the Committee had not recon-
meuded for their own districts as large
amounts as they had demanded. A
ball was made on him for the names,
cut he declined to give them.
Ellis, Of Lonislans, however, an
nonnced himself as one Of the members
so alluded to, but denied that In his
opposition TO the bill be was actuAted
by any such motive. As an instance OF
the reckless manner In which the bill
provided for internal improvements,
he referred TO two rivers In Pennsylva-
MIA so inconsiderable, that the Speaker,
a native Of that State, had never heard
of them. That Alluslon brought Out
White, OF Pennsy lvania, at whose sug'
gestion these rivers had been put In
the bill, and who had described the riv'
ers as important links in the navigation
OF the Allegheny and Ohio; and oI
the other side, Of Wright and Bridges
. of Pennsylvania, who ridiculed then
as "trout streams In the Allegheny
mountains" The Speaker did not wiSl
to be placed In the position In which
ELISE remark might have placed hin
In the opinion Of the people of West
Virgins, and so he corrected Elhs,and
said that his remark had been that the
streams we're not nsvigAble.
Cox, Of New York, spoke of 9 Ken.
lucky river provided for In the bill 81
one which could only be made a
thoFoughfare by being maeadamized
and alluded TO other rlvers as "streamS
that could not afford dam by 4 mill
site, and could not afford o mill by Q
damned sightP
Finally, after a five hours session, the
House, by a vote Of $50 10 60, refused
10 entertain The protest as q question
Of privilege.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
The Question Of withdrawal from
ConAtantinonIA.

LONDON, April 23-The Times's cor
respondent at ST. Petersburg says The.
discussion relative 10 q withdrawal
from COHstantinople continues IN O.
friendly spirit. AS II concerns leohnir
calities requiring the advice Of special-ls
lists on the spot, II may be pE0lraolbd.
If EnglsLd and Russia agree regarding
q withdrawal, II will be necessary 10
obtain guarantee from the Porte that
II offer no obstacle 10 the re-establish.
ment of status quo In the event Of .
failure of further negotiations. Russia !.
will probably be somewhat exacting
on this point, as she 10 convinced that
In case OF hostilities the Porte would =
not side with ker. It is quite possible
that this point will cause serious dl a.
culties, for Turkish diplomatists have
little reason to desire a peaceful solu-l
liOn, .G tfttg
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
The HEurasrors Of LOEd LoItrim.

LONDON, April 23.-The Manehestsr
Guardian has dispatch from London
derry saying that the police haYs dis
covered important evidence regarding
the murder Uf Lord Leitrim, implIcaG-
ing at least one Of the prisoners now IN
custody. The Crown Solicitor has
promised an investigation, which is 10
begin on Thursday next. The testi-
mony is sufficient to justify The COM
initial Of the prisoners.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

Mr.. EDISON, last Friday, gave very
successful exhibition in Washington oi
the powers Of his phonograph before
the Senate and House Committees on
Patents. A large number Of Senators
and members of the House Of Repre-
sentanves thrUnged the committee
rooms, Senator Beck aud Represents
tives Garfield and Cox, Of New York
being among the number, The inslru'
mentw was exhibited before the Narlonal
Academy Of Sciences on Thursday and
was pronounced by the presiding Of
Gcer, Professor Barker, OF Penusylva.
MIA, to be one OF the most remarkable
inventions of modern times.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26
HxpTosSmsn's Aid Society Second
DAYS Session.

New ORLEANS, April 23-The Com.
mitIee on Credentials revised their re-
port, admitting other delegates, and 40
divisions are now represented. Let
ters of regret were read from delegates
unable 10 attend; also from Gov.
Vance, OF NOr:h Carolins, and tele.
grams from Gov, Stone, Of Mississippi,
and Gov. GoOde, OF Florida, express.
iug their inability 10 attend, and wish
Ing success 10 the society. The Audit.
ing Committee report they examined
and compared reports Of Secretary and
Treasurer, counted money In hands Of
the Treasurer, and that they agree In
all particulars. Report Of disburse-
menls and Investments of Treasurer's
fund was cad 70 the Convention and
adopted. The report shows s5,48 to
The credit of the society. Delegates
and invited guests have gone on an sx-
cursion, to Lake PontChartrain.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

EX-SENATOR MENDENHALL, Drs. Nc.
CAllum and Giles, Messrs. A. G. Berry,
G. W. FArlOw, AndT. R. GoWau. editor
ofthe WeStville News, all citizens Of
Simpson county, were ordered to jail
last week by Judge Mayors for con.
tempt OF Court, in refusing 10 testify
before the Grand Jury.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-26

The HOUSEHOLD Of the Queen OF En-
gland is an expensive one, though It 10
hardly necessary to cay that the fact OF
lls being 90 is not the gracious
sovereign's fault. The salaries of lead
ing officials foot up S269,070. The lord
steward gets $4,000 q year, and the lord
chamberlain As much more the lords
and ladies OF the bath, the bed chamber,
the stables and WhAt-nots, together
with poet laureales, play examiners
and other luxuries bring the expenses
up to 81, ,5lS,S00, exclusive OF the Queens
privy purse. Her Maj0sty'S own
allowance is sl,9l0,0OO, and her chill.
dren receive annuilies amounting TO
S7S5,OO0.