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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-26

ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERs.-At
q regular meeting OF Springfield Division,
No. 167, Sons OF Temperance, held in their
hall Monday evening, the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing term: !:
Worthy Patriarch, w. II. Atkinson; Wor-
thy Assistant Patriarch, Rev. r. S. Barrett;
Chaplain, w. II. Craig; Recording Scribe,
L. B. Folkes Assistant Recording Scribe.
II. Wiley Davis; Financial Scribe, L. j.
Cowman; Treasurer, John F. Shinbergcr
(for the forty-second term); Conductor,
James Atkinson; Assistant Conductor, W.
II. Miles; Inside Sentinel, j. w. T. Gill
liam; Outside Sentinel, James Parson;
Past Worthy Patriarch, John W. Dobson;
Organist, Miss Kate E. Hughes; Chorster,
Frank l.. kerns.
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POLICE Court, TUEsDAY.---The following
cases were disposed of yesterday by the
Police Justice: .a =, .1S-# y.
James B. Reed, charged with trespassing
on the premises of Z. T. Leigh. Commit
ted for thirty days in default Of security Tor
good behavior in 5000. .i.is1s. 80. ...,.
Margaret Anderson, charged with, being
a person of unsound mind. ,Lnnacy COM.
mission ordered. j. ,.g
William Gray, charged with being drunk
and disorderly, and resisting Policeman
fault OF surety.
Nancy Behannon was ordered to remove
her unsafe building on Main street between
Twenty.seYenth and TWenty-eighth.
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FELoyI0rS ASSAULT UPON POLICEMAN
SwEENEY.-M was made in the DIS
pqtch Yesterday Of the arrest OF Thomas
skinner and Moses Dickinson, charged
with assaulting Policeman c. II. Sweeney
while he was on his way to the station-houSe
with a prisoner whom he had arrested.
Yesterday, in the Police Court, Justice
White required surety OF these men for
their good behavior, because they were
with the crowd from which brick had
been thrown at Sweeney. The brick struck
Swceney's hat and Knocked it halfway
into the middle Of the. street, and had
it hit him he would, without doubt,
have been killed. After Justice White
lad directed the two men named to be
taken to Jail in default OF security, one Of
the negroes (Skinner) told the Justice that il
he would let them of he would tell him who
did make the assault. He also indicated
where the man could be found, and the
Justice sent Policeman Sweeney after him.
lie was soon brought up TO the court, and
gave his name rs Alpheus Price. 1t was
proven that he said, Let's knock that po-
liceman in the head and take that man
away" or words to that effect, and that he
picked up 4 brick and hurled it at the Of
licer with great force, narrowly escaping
his hcak The Justice being satisfied that
he had the right man, committed him to
lai! and labor for twelve months.
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MISS BERTHA Won BILLERS, THE CELE-
ArHp PEDEsrRIAN.-Th The only remedy used by
her after long and continued exerion and In fact.
durpg her matches, Is GILEs's LlIIaENT iooiDE
AMMONIA. 1t not only relieves her relaxed mus
o,a. and cords. but gives her strength and endn-
rance. She is never without supply OF the LINi-
MENT.
Sold by ell druggists
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Riehmond's Popular Clothiers,
1913 Main street, opposite post-ofice.

BROWN BREAKFAST CAKEs.-Ore cupful each
OF graham and white -four, one teaspoon DooLEY's
YEAsT-PowDEg, one pint sweet milk, one egg, a
little salt; separate white and yok of the egg, and
beat thoroughly. Bake In heated irons, and in a
quick oven.
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TIE STONE-CUTTERs.-About thirty stone
cutters commenced work on Monday at the
yards opposite Rockets, and thirty more
Will begin to-day. 1t is understood that
about seyenty-fye or eighty will be en-
loyed for nine months, so as to make the
appropriation last until the adjournment OF
the next session OF Congress. They are
welcome visitors. The work now to be
done will be for the north wing OF the De-
partment building,
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OM1ssIoN.-In the last weeks list OF con-
veyances OF real estate by accident there
was omitted lot fronting IS feet on Clay
street between Twenty-seventh and Twen-
ty-cighth for $3.50.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
W CCN IJfIlL INU
June "a, June %, June Is, Junc 2
1870

SNll-born ....... 0 3 2
Mean temperature for the week ending
June 10th, 100 42>; mean temperature for
the week ending June 22d, 75o So. 81. +
Amount Of rainfall for week ending
June 18th, 0.15 inches; amount Of rainfall
for week ending June 3d. 0.S6 inches.
Population Of city estimated at 1860
white, 44,4O0; colored, 33,100. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was "A per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality Of white
population was $40 per 1000 per annum;
rate OF mortality Of colored population was
29.S4 per 1000 per annum.
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Tuf WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 \. NJ. 20;
o A. NJ. rs; noon, 81; L. NJ, 90; =.
", 81; midnight. 70.
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SATISFACTORY TAILORING
SATISFACTORY TAILORING
SATISFACTORY TAILORING

atJouN WANAMAKER's
ut JOHN WANAMAKER'S
atJoHS WANAMAKER's.
IT is our purpose and endedror to make esery
customer perfectly satisfied aoih aohat is bought
at our house. Erery quality of>material is caro-
fully tested, and the most substaatidL tcOrkman-
chip is sought after. Citizens may, 1oih eo,!s-
dsnce, recommend risiting strangers.
Our stock embraces
FINE READT-MADE CLOTHING,
ELEGANT FITTING SHIRTS,
FIEE FURNISHING GOODS,
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
ELEGANT CUSToM-WoRK.
TENTH AND MAIN.
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PERsoNAL.-It is understood that Mr..
Washington Gill, formerly City Engineer
OF Richmond, and now employed in Mis-
soari, will be run against Colonel W. E..
VQlshaw, our present worthy Engineer.
Miss Alice Swain requests us to say that
her name has been associated with Mrs.
Seguln and Mr.. Castle, in connection with
concert tour" without her knowledge
or consent.
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ELECTION OF CoLoRED TEMPERANCE OF
FICFRs.-Social Greeting Division, No. A,
Sons of Temperance, has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing quarter
viz: George 3. Robinson, W. F.; Julia
Anderson, w. A.; r. l.. Gourdine, r. s. !;
Fannie Evans, A. R. S.; r. B.. Evans, T.
s.; Rev. G. c. Feggins, Treasurer; NJ. j.
johnson, Chaplain; L. level, Conductor
r. 4. Scott, A. c.; {. H. Cooper, /. S.;
Lewis Cooper, o. S.; Sarah ). Garnet, Z.
w. ?.
The above officers will be installed at
their next meeting by District Deputy
Grand Worthy Patriarch r. Bruce Evans,
at their hall in Woodville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-26

i, RED RIDING Hoo oD.-The comic opera OF
Red Riding Hood will bs produced at the
Theatre on Friday might, and Saturday
matinee tap. RI.
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AN IspEFINABLE YET EXQUISITE PERFUME
Nnpers.in the iaces and lingerie among which mas
been laid one Of j. 4 E. ATKiSsoE's delicate
Sachsts.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

FS~ On all sales Of ReuL Estate n1Gds betDesa
the lst Of january ami last Of June the tarsSTst
the present y.ur hare tn be paid tythe pnrchoStr
On all sales Hude bet,1een the 1st 0f ,TMiY dnGlGS
Of the year the tores haze to be 1id by the ssiler
This custom was adopted about hfteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, ana ap.
plies to Richmond and vieinity.l
w. GODDIN, p. NJ, sale of the lot on Main street
between Sixth and Seventh, east Of the Arling-
ton House. ..
RICHARDSON Sc CO., 6 r. NJ. two large framed
dwellings and lots on Fifteenth street between
Marshall and Clay streets, near the Lancasterian
School. -sr@--.
FRANK D. HILL, 5k r. NJ, trustees sale Of brick
cottage residence No. 8 east Clay street.
JOHN POE, JR., Chief OF Police, 10 A. NJ, one
hog.
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.-At 1920 O'Clock last
night an alarm OF fire was sounded from
station 4, Brook-a'enue police district head
quarters, caused by the oyerturning OF a
kerosene oil.lamp in the servants depart
Aent at house owned by Mr.. G.. L. Todd,
On Marshall street near Smith. Damage
slight.
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Bo0K-BINDtNG TO SUIT THE MEANS AND
TASTE OF ALL.-We use materials according to the
work. Therefore we can bind In cheap manner at
YOUR price, or Ia the best artistic style at OUR
price. Good Blank-Boo specially.
RANDOLPH 6 ENGLIaI.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done q. the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CoLORED DISTRICT COMMEMORATIVE
colored Sons Of Temperance met Monday
night at Fidelity Hall. Delegates were
present from eleven divisions. William NJ.
Mickians, grand worty associate, presided:
The Convention was opened with prayer
by Rev. John Derry, of England. Reports
from the various divisions in this city, Man
chester, Henrico, and Chesterfield show q
great increase in interest and membership
the past quarter.
On motion of p. G. W. P. W. T. Brown,
a committee Of one from each division was
appointed to make preparations for grand
temperance celebration on the 9Th OF July
in this city and Manchester.
Rev. John Derry will lecture tonight
"wednesday at the First Baptist church;
tomorrow (Thursday) night at the Ebene-
zer Baptist church at O'Clock.
The order will hold public meetings at
each church every week until all are Wis
tied. The Convention will reassenble Fri
day night at Odd-Fellows' Hall at s o'clock
TO hear the reports OF the Committee on
WAYS and Means. s;9...:s ISL;
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which Trogden had given. He went
to Mr. Baldwin to ascertain Trogden's
standing. Mr.. Baldwin showed him Trog-
den's statement. He took q copy OF 1t, and
wrote to Trogden asking IL it was correct,
and Trogden replied affirmatively. The
correspondence was produced.
at 8 o'clock 2. M. the court adjourned
until II o'clock this morning.
The jury was placed In charge of the
Sergeant.
This morning. Captain Wise will intro
duce record evidence to prove that soon
after the large purchases here Trogden d
Co. went into bankruptcy.
The Commonwealth has also the books
OF TroCden & Co. and number of wit
nesses from Greensboro.
The probability is that this whole day
will be consumed in taking testimony.
1t should be understood that the point as
to when the goods were sold was raised by
defence. They endeavored by cross-ques-
tioning Mr.. Taylor, the first witness, to
show that the goods had been actually pur-
chased OF Taylor by Trogden. That was
before Hirsh sent for Trogden to get a
statement. The prosecution endeavored by
testimony and the course OF their question
ing to refute this theory. In the opinion Of
many this is the great question OF the case.
Personal.
Mr.. Trogden is a tall man, about thirty
five years Of age. He has reddish side
wE1skers and Hight hair. He has not the
appearance OF smart businessman, but,
on the other hand, there is nothing about
his countenance to indicate dishonesty.
Yesterday he occupied seat beside Mr..
Page. He watched all the proceedings with
the keenest interest, aud on several occa-
sions whispered to his counsel, giving them,
presumably, points to bring out from wit
nesses by questions.
Numerous legal questions as to evidence
were raised for the decision of the Court
(Judge Christian), and promptly disposed
Of. Defence reserved several points.
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. NJ. ELLYSQN & CO.. advertising agents, insert adj
vertisements In all OF the newspapers OF the United
Sa.es at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
patch countin2-roon VIII receive prompt atten-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-26

FESTIVAL THIS EvEsING.-The lady man
ayers OF st. PauPs Church Home for Aged
ana intrm Women win hold festival this
ppsening and tomorrow evening, corner Of
fifst and Franklin streets, for the benefit
VI the aforementioned Institution. The
worthy object for which these ladies are
working should elicit the hearty co6pera-
.'oh and generosity OF all charitably dis
posed persons. and all who wish to spen d
.neaiiy enjoyable evening may be assured OF
.aa. pleasure by visiting the festival. Go
ahd help the aged and infirm women, and
!'u VIII reap abundant reward.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Police Board.

pyGULArIoSS CONCERNING THE POLICE FORCE.
Atthe last meeting of the Board Of Police
commissioners, held Monday afternoon, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resoired, That when charges Of intoSica-
ton are preferred against any member Of
the police force, and duly sustained By
nroper evidence to the satisfaction Of the
Rnard. no mitigating circumstances will be
considered. but the member will be imme-
diately dismissed.
PtSolred. That the Board will regard
with unqualified diSapproval the active par
ticipatiou OF any member OF the force,
whether on or off duty, in politics; and
would recommend to both officers and pri-
Yates 10 contnc themselves in this respect
exclusively 10 the exercise OF their preroga-
.ircS rs voters.
Spccfal attention is also called tn sections
/ O. 40. and So OF the "RuleS and Regua-
mons for the Government OF the Police
Force
While all OF the rules will be enforced,
violations OF Rule No. will subject the
offender to the full extent Of the penalties
prescribed.
The Chief is desired to call special atten-
ton to these orders OF the Board.
The sections referred to in the last reSo-
luton read as follows:
.,Section 4. Any officer or policeman who
shall while in uniform enter any drinking
saloon, except ii be in the strict perform
ance of his official duty, shall be discharged
from service
"Section 8. Every policeman when en-
tering on duty must be neat in person, hav-
ing his badge, clothes, and boots clean, and
his dress in conformity with the regula-
tions."
"Section 10. No policeman shall leave his
beat except when having q prisoner in GUS
iody. nor shall he enter any house except
in the execution OF his duty"
"Section 81. Policemen, when on tour
OF service, must not, except when on duty
together, walk OF talk with each other, or
with any other person whom they may meet
on any part OF their beats, unless it be to
receive or communicate information apper-
tanning to their duties, or TO answer ciyilly
but briefly questions OF strangers or citi-
zcns really requiring their assistance or
direction. They must not under any cir
cum>tanccs. unless in the discharge Of their
duties. enter any house, sit down, stop at
the corners Of the streets, or in any manner
Iinger along their routes, but are expected
constantly to patrol their beats"
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE, ONE HALF INTERESTlNs
T NOLDANDWELL REAL
ESTATE BUSINESS conducted In all its hlanchese
Address, with real name, !" Z.," Richmond, Va.
Ia 26.2t&
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IT, oEcLAIAED.-Letters and postals adj
ppiessed D., as follows remain unclaimed in the
hhieamond post-ofice George Allen, Mrs,
~ ~. Y; Archer, Mrs. s. &. Allen, j. Alyis,
VA u; Adams, Martha Brown, Moiiie Brown,
p,er pmalter Brown, B. B. Brooks, AI,thony
SHurK, ), B. Bnrnett, Amaada Bullock,
Ws1gg garet Dlckensen, Rev Thomas Diggs,
Ren h ma 10 Heath, w. j: Redford, Mrs. B. "a.
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TOR RENT. AT LOW RATES a.
II TO IMMEDIATE APPLICANTS. III

Convcn1sntly-located DWELLING No. SOC east
Franklin. Fifth street large yard, and kitch-
en-; suitable for frst-class clearinghouse; Il
Deiightful family RESIDENCE No. 5o7 west
Grace srreet, opposite Latrds fowor-garden; IL
rooms. -
street, near Adams; stable, &C.: sireet.csrs pass
within twenty yards: 10 rooms. Low RENT. -.
No, 9O4 west Main, near Monroe PARK: large
yard side and rear; variety OF frult-rees arc HOW"
ers: stables and cow .houseS: rooms.
No. 21S south Sixth street, corner or Canai; uSe
minutes walk TO the post-oiSe; III good order anu
NEW SToCK-sRfCK DWELLING, jus, finished,
No. sos, corner OF Main and Madison streets bath,
&C.; Q rooms.
No. s04 east Grace, next to the corner Of Third
street: rooms.
No. SIC south Second street, near Byrd street;
rooms.
No. 1877 west Cary street {Clyde row); q rooms.
No. east Clay, near First street; rooms.
SMALLER HOUSES In other localities.
Apply 10 j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent,
10 22-S.M&W3t his Main street.
NOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE No. CA
a go, containing eleven rsorn5, on Adams I'LL
street between Maid aud Cary. Apply next doer,
je 2i-2leoa*
T,OR RENT.-We have SEVERAL ar
Il HOUSES containing from six 10 eight LII
rooms, centrally located, that instructed 10
rent at very low rates Also several smaller houses
With four rooms eaah, in good order, at ~ Per
''lsa' afp GEORGE s. vAsHoN 4, SON..
1e 24-eodSt NOT Tenth s'rees.
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THOUSANDS OF BAHGArys.
TIE LARGEST DISPLAY YET MADE.
$4,000 worth OF
EEw AND DESIRABLE GOODS
bought last week
at the
GREAT cLosING-oUT AUCTION TRADE SALES
In New York.
LINEN SUITS FOR LADIES
at about half price.
SILKS, yELvxrs, AND RIBBONS,
the cheapest yet. eSs7
HAMBURG EDGIyGs AND INsERTrSGs
LINEN RMBRoIDERIE6
for trimming.
GBASS-cLoTH AND LINEN SUITS
almost given away.
Now IS the time
TO SAVE MONEY,
and It can be dono by
making your purchases \.
LEVY BROTHERS..
Read their new advertisements.
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MOTHERS MUST NOT FoRGET.-Dr. MoFFETT's
TEETHINA tTeething Powders) regulates the bow
els and makes teethng easy. TEETHINA cures
cholera-iDfantum and the summer complaints Of
children, heals eruptions and sores, removes and
prevents the formation Of worms. No mother
should be without 1t. R. W. POWERS & Co., Rich.
Inond, and all druggists, keepit.
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WANTS.

WANTED, TO SELL CHEAP, A
w SMALL ENGINE and BOILER. with ma
chinery complete, for q small Yacht: or could be
adapted to run light machinery. Can be on ap-
plicatiou to TOLL-KEBPER, Mayo's bridge.
1 q D y
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Maggie O'Dwyer.
Spelling, Reading, arithmetic, Writing.
Primary Class-First Premium: Misses
Nadge Sweeney, Lucy Taylor, Annie Dis
ney, Annie Solari, Mary Sweeney, Maggie
Shea. Section Of Primary Class-First Pre-
MUM: Misses Maggie Hill, Lena Sledd,
Mary c. Smith, Maggie Welsh, Matte Pa
tram. Cassie Cavedo, Lizzie Bayley, Julia
Boettigheimer, Mary Holloran, Mary Car
mody, Annie Burns, Katie Shea, Katie
O'Donnell, Mary J. Disney, Lizzie Hanni-
gan, Lizzie Hart, Mary A. Finnerty,
Therese Quade, Katie Keegan, Mary Sledd,
Maggie Boyle, Aggie O'Connor.
Penmanship and Drauing.
First Class-First Premium: Misses
Della Quigley, Mary A. Quinn, Nora Han
nigan, Mary O'Dwyer.
Second Class-First Premium: Misses
Ellie Quigley, Mary Powers, Maggie Pow
ers, Aloysia Bropby.
Writing.
Third Class-F inst Premium: Misses Le-
ber Jacobs. Carrie Lee, Mary O'Conner,
Bridget Carroll.
Fourth Class-First Premium: Misses
Sippie Jacobs, Loulie Allan, Christina Hell
frich, Emma Jones, Mary Boettisheimer,
Eudora Spear. -,
Fifth Class-First Premium: Misses Ad-
Idle Butler, Mary Doran, Lizzie Martin,
Lizzie Loughlin, Mary O'Connor, Victoria
Gaines, Mary Craven, Mamie Powers.
| Sixth Glass First Premium Misses
Eliza Null, Maggie Null, Lizzie Whltlock,
Tillie JENKINS; Nora Buntill, Johanna Grace
Emma Grubs, Maggie ODwyer, Katie Arm
strong, Lucy Taylor, Julia Boettisheimer'
Tapestry, Plain Needle Work, Knitting.
First Premium Silver medal): Miss Sippie
Jacobs; Second Premium: Misses Agnes
lEannigan, Chrlstiana Helirich, Amelia
Kuhn, Della Quigley, Mary A. Quinn,
Maria Fitzgerald, Katie O'Dwyer, Ida Brad
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The excitement and interest attending the
final celebrations OF the public schools and of
the several higher institutions of learning in
the city has died away, and there now re-
mains, last though not least, the Catholic
schools, which, as matter Of justice, it is
but right to say rank among the best. All
OF them are conducted in manner alike
creditable to teachers aud beneficial to pu-
pills, and at the same time are under the fos-
terlng care and supervision OF the dignita-
ries OF the Church. These schools will have
their closing exercises this week, and will
be noticed in the order in which they occur.
The first is =.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-10

a., ,,reaf benefits spontaneously bestowed
ehot am called here tonight to express.
TT then. orr visitors when they return tn
shair homes. tell those who sent their boun
sao,,s gifts to ne that tho people nf New Or
ieans and Of tho whole state thought II meet
~ assemble I'm mass meeting, that they might.
In a formal authoritative and expressive man
uer tell them and all who contributed IT, our
needs. that trIr gratitude r. as deep as their
gpnnioeity was evhaus'less, that all through
the dark days. when death sat On
tbronnd In our midst and welded his
Hcnpira with ruthless hand or hearts
swolnd ~ with thankfuness 10 them
Tor what they were doing IN our hehalt ,
and now when health again prevails,
and tours have given place to smiles, ahd
grief w joy. save on those faces ana ~ li'"sh
hearts whose snrrpwing rRnnot yet ne rs
E,Iagph now. when the noise IT TRACE ~ ~
hum ~ busy life Is hcginning 10 he t"neW'h
toll them that we 10 not and shall np' inlgel
whence our e,Irror cann And this hleashEN
.,r gratitude we send also To the people 81
those fpraipn countries who were allRn our
benefaciors for hy their henpiartlons they
,,rnvrd thnt no race and no cline con nXtii-
nate tha feeling If common brotherhood, ~
slnatrov the sentiment Of common hu-
manty.
NV friends and fellow citizens. II ! have
unt delivered the message You commissioned
mo tn send IN as Citing words as you wished
arr ne the occasion mnriind. trust you will
nardon my ahu,tenming This ! know that
no words can fitly express the full measure of
gratitude which Won Feel IT, those who temnm
bered YOU IN the hour of your aflliction, and
who did all they could do to alleviate IT..