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The New York herald., 1878-10-24
PROPOSALS..

SxFFIt;i< NEW wax II, NV Arm q Afi.iSiJ Al COM
Opany, No 4 broadway, Now York. Oct. -, 1878.
sealed proposals In envelope. indosed prop sais for
Stock ana 0nds invite aud will be received At this
office until ~ o'clock n of Monday the 18th dy OF osto
1879 for o. 7 Of Capital stock Of
York Elevated Railroad Company. aud xU73 100 OF
First Mortgage Bonds OF the said compsny part
thereof. EAch bid DO made Tor equal OF
and bonds No bids Tor tho stock will be eorsidereL
which less than the value thereo namely S1O
per share The bonds per per annum. coupon
bonds OF the REORGANIZATION Of 81 100 each tue principal
lat Juy IN each ycar Tho bonds will bear Interest from
the LIST day Of January, 1879.
Interest will bc allowed the OF per per an.
o all payments made beioro that date.
deposit of cent will be required from all bidders
which must the bid and which per coat will
be ipdosod NIL such bids On such bids
accepted tho deposits will bc returned to tho
bidders.
ve,nbcr 10, 1873 on the payment of which tho
bonds will DO dciivered tho Aiung Az
will be required November ~, 1878. when the
sndcr o the stock aud bonds will be READY for delivery
The company the right reject any all bids
which not deemed satisfactory.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
YORK, THURSDAY. OCTOBER a. 1s78-TRIPLE SHEET
THE TuRr.

ELrErwOuD rARK:
L. GRAND CLOSING MEETING.
Having leased Fleetwood Park days. fall meet.
ing the following purses will be onered:-
FIRST DAY-WEDNBSDAY, October 80. 1873
2 26 class; Purse OF $500 $3.50 $luO $50.
1888 class; Purse OF S2cn; $I25 $50 x25.
SECOND DAY-TIuRSDAY October 81, 1879
223 class Purse of 800; S225, 81 u.s. CO.
200 class Purse OF 500: $780, $50 So
special Rscsopefui will three heats against time
All oi the above will be mile throe In Ave. In
harness. kntries will close ~ o'clock noon. Sstur-
day. october 70 1873. at Excelsior Stables 2O6 Broad
way New YORK. In all the money accompany
the try made and horse will be eligible start unless
TINS rule observed Entrance, 70 per cent Purses Will
be paid from the stand vt tn. finish OF each All com
muncatons must be addressed TO DAN MACE Excelsior
Stables. l2o6 Broadsay, New York,
SUFFOLK PA X. HUNTINGTON, l.. L-Purse $500;
NJ 26 class will be troted Friday October 70 Dread,
Nelly Webster Tsassr. Lilly. Modesty. Jsmss unhnished
2:3S class Same day.
MATTERSALLS TURF AGENCY. l.225 BROADWAY
baltimore races longest odds straight
and place books. MCDOUGALL
WAvkRLY PAkk.-FALL MEkTING. TUESDAY
~ and Wednesday, October - and 30 First d1y-$lo,
:oC class: $780, 36 class Second day$lJ 80 class;
$3.50. 40 class Best in j. in harness: Nstions rules;
entries close Thursday October 2i r. NJ Address L. u.
COOK. Continental Hotel, Newarx, n. J.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A U-SURk CURE FOR LUNG. THROAT AND
MALARIAL DIsEAsEs-vAN BELLS RYE AND
ROCK" USE NO oTHEn. SOLD BY LEADING
DRUGGISTS At 81 PER BOTTLE. AND AT WHOLE
sALK AND RETAIL DEPOT, 80 CHAMBERS ST.
SEVEN DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-26
Transfer OF Train Robbers.

Lieutenant Peak, together with tho
attorneys and witnesses who had gone
to Tyler to attend the trial OF Pipes
and Hprndon, the alleged train rob.
bers, returned yesterday evening. The
case has been continued and trans-
ferred to Austin, the trial being get for
the second day Of July. Those that
were let out short time since on bond
are allowed to continue free und \ the
ance was based on the sudden illness
of Mrs. Shipley, witness for the de.
tense and IL sister to Billie Collins, one
of the accused. The attorneys for the
defense plead vigorously that some Of
the grand jury who found the indict'
meuts were enlisted in the confederate
cause in the late rebellion sgRinst the
Union, hut this argument had no effect
upon the court. The prisoners eleven
in all, were transferred to Austin FRI
day evening, partly on account Of the
insecurity of the Tyler Jail and to be in
readiness FOR the term Of the United
States court, which soon convenes at
that place. The prisoners are repre-
sented ~ having lost much of their
gayety of manner, and are beginning
to more seriously realize their situa-
ton. Jim Murphy, one OF tho number
who fled few days since, FORGETTING
his bond, is still at large.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-26
ALL FOR LOVE,

4 Noung Han's faacy Ligh,y Turned
Ia 'hAi Direction Raids ~ - saiaurn
~ OuT CauntS Jaii-A VrueI PARENT
MA ~, Assisted bS nn unirpr
Deputy Sherillh Jonos aud Pryor
brought In aud lodged In Jail young
man named j, II, Wlnders, yesterday
evening, whom they had arrested near
liulohlna, In this county, on charge
OF carrying u pistol, aud deying n
deputaed olllcrr of the law,
Wlnders story h one Of unrequitted
love Ia which the never.miling stern
aud unyieldlng "parIentn cuts con-
splcuous figure, he aud his HamOFdtl,
u young girl about fifteen years old,
were engaged To be married aud the
day Cor the happy contamination ot
their pllghlcd love had been uct, but
tho pnrelenling pdtcr .tdmRidS spoiled
the eproceediugs,
H. lay before tho marriage was to
have taken place lac bundled hls dsugh.
ter up and sent her on 10 u friend, u
Mr. Gmd uer, living in this county, on
Duck creek, But the long, weary
miles that INTERVIEWED did not deter tho
infatuated young lover, aud with grip.
mck IN hand no tndgod here nh tho
way from Frrrsloue county u foot, IN
which county NIL the trouble began.
Houg to the residence OF Mr. Gardner,
where his beloved was staying, he re-
nowed his pt0testHti0nH Of undyinE
love, hut II change had come over the
spirit OF the mnideu's dreams, aud she
told him she could not zee II In that
light,
Giving her one repronchlul look, he
rushed madly from the house and fired
hla pistol IN the mir, Only this and
nothing more. But Mr. Gardner felt
that thepeace in that neighborhood had
been disturbed contrary to the laws of
the great state Of Texas, and he hiei
himself before Mr.. Myers, Justice OF
the peace, and swOre out II writ for tho
young mans arrest. The justice, IN
order to speed the ends of justice, dtpu.
TIED him as an officer to effect the mr..
rcst but on attempting 1t, the newly
made officer found that the young man
made strong objections. Mr.. Gardner,
not desiring TO take the Infatuated
lover by force OF a,me, came In yestor.
day morning and informed Sheriff
Moon of the affair, the young man In
the meantime making rapid strides
towards HutchiDs. The two deputies
were dispatched after him aud brought
him in, hs above stated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-26


a Vienna dispatch bays the Turks
viii TO day eyacuato and the Auttriaus
occupy the island Of Adakullsh la the
Danube,
n Constantlnople special saga Prince
labanoll, the Russian Ambassador, and
Prince Reuss, the German ambassador
yesterday called ~ the English em,
haSsy aud congratulated Mr Layard ON
the OCCASION 81 tho Queens birthday.
Nine thousand Turkish refugees have
been sent to AHia. Immense number
remain In wretched state of dostitu-
ton.
An American gentleman just 70
turned rom M extensive tour Ia Rus,
MIA says that two hundred thousand
l'nSslanH arc moving towards the Gal-
lloan frontier of Austria. The gairlsons
throughout Poland are moving south.
ward, Camps Of troops aud recruits
were noticed, Many points along the
Moscow and 81. Petersburg railway
are fall Of troops, aud new lines are
constantly coming forward. The com.
missary department IL purchasing
heavily of all kinds OF supplies. There
Is great bitterness among Che people
against England. business IL nctive,
but the foreign trade il unsettled by
the decline IN exchange.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-26
Man K,,,ed by Kenda,I.

Yesterday morning, Mr.. Bev Scott,
of this city, received telegram from
bis brother.in.law, Mr.. T. g. I. Ken.
dali, dated San Saba, stating that
he had unavoidably been forced
10 kill man, and for him to come
down Immediately to remain with his
wife while he stood his trial. The tel
egram did not state whom he killed or
what the difficulty was about, but
merely stated the fact that 1t was done.
Mr.. Kendall is well and favorably
known In this city, where he practioed
law for a number of years. He is
u cool and deliberate gentleman in his
actions and peaceably disposed. Mr..
Scott will leave Monday for San Saba.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-26
Another Express Robbery.

The express office in this city was
robbed one day last week, but the mat
ter has been kept very quiet with Is
hope OF recovering the stolen property
and experimenting the thief The
only thing stolen was pointer pup
belonging to one OF the clerks in The
office. 1t seems that red.headed man,
with hard countenance, bad been
lurking about the premises and
when the attaches of the office were
not noticing the pup was spirited
away. Information has been received
that man known as the cred Rover
of the Scyene" had shipped a pup from
Texarkana to point east last Thurs
day, and 1t is believed he was the
thief.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-26

About eight O'Clock last night, at
the Droyers and Butchers saloon, on
the corner of Main and Sycamore
streets, n man named Ed. Fletcher got
into difficulty with IA stranger, who
Knocked him down and beat him ter
ri6ly over the head. How the row
originated could not be learned, the
parties refusing to give the particulars.
After the beating, the stranger fled,
making good his escape. Fletcher was
carried to his home in the northern
part OF the city, where he received
medical attention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-26
l. LOUISVILLE RACES.

VENEER, spring Branch, Dnnt ana
Guusi"nd Jane, sltancrs-rrncL. We,
ANA Heavy.
LOUISVILLE KY, May %. A heavy
rain made the track heavy. The first
race was for the tobacco state, two
year olds, dash OF three. iourths Of IA
mile. Vender won, Latunah second,
SwigerPs Druid Land Gunsteads Athel-
stane made dead heat for the third
place. Time l;22.
Second race, association purse, wet.
ter weights, dash of IA mile. Sprinp
Branch first, Kennesaw second, Garry
owen third. Time l:574.
Third race, association purse, dash
OF threef ourths of mile. Dank won,
Matagorda second, Ambuscade third.
Time l;20l
Fourth race, association purse, dash
of one and one.eighth of mile, Gun
stead Janet won, Dank second, Edin.
burg third. Time 2:00t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-26

lin 'onnD Pos IhTOek merton and
stafford "IiEsI, Last Hnd all thn
Iimr,"
special 10 the lluraldl
MCKINNEY, May %, Ono of tho
largest democratic mass conventions
ever held In Collin county met here
to-day, II being the Mckinney precinct
convention, The enthusiasm was uu.
bounded for Throckmorlon, The fol-
lowing resolutions were passed without
u dissenting votes
HcsOirtd That In presenting the
name ol our distinguished fellOw'cili'
6en, Hon, j, W, rhrOckmOrtou, o. the
democrats state convention for nomls
nation 10 the olllce OF governor We do
40 IN no spirit OF exception 10 the hons
Ored And eminent names mentioned
for the same office, neither because OF
our great Partially 10 Governor
lhrOckm0rlOn on account o, his
long residence among ~, aud the uu
spotted purity Of his public aud private
he, tut because We want u restoration
OF those days Of low taxes uud security
10 life aud property, which marked hls
Uflul but brilliant administration IN
governor because Oi hlH illustrlOus
craftsmanship, his brond cumpruhen'
sve We've, dlhlulerehted patriotism,
unHwervlng integrity, eminent con
rcrNHtiHni ana total absence Oi section
HllHm IN his character looking to Hnd
protecting every portion oI Texas
alike, winch hus marked hiH long nud
stainless record ~ n puullc servant
For these reasons we offer his name to
the convention ~ one worthy OF the
confidence aud support Of the people Oi
Texas, and our delegates are instructed
TO vote soldly for MS nomination llrst,
last aud all tho time.
Honorable 4. h, Piuer was present
on business aud made u short and able
speech.
special 10 the llefald.1
PLANO, May 20 General Good
spoke here to-day, lie WAS listened to
with marked attention aud frequently
upplNuded. Those who have often
heard him say he really beat himself
to-day. Thesgeneral has many friends
among the OLD settler8 here. The pre-.
ciuot convention met after the con-
olusion Of General Goods speech.
rne delegates appointed were instruct
ed for IhrCchmOrton lor governor and
Major stafford for state treasurer.
There were no instructions for con,
gresham, but the majority of this pre-.
cinct IL for Plner with WellOorn next
aud quite II number for Hare,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-26
American cotton BEING Skinned to
India Dugy Free

LONDON, May 25. The Manchester
Guardian says; "From Liverpool we
learn orders have been received there
to ship American cotton for consumpS
ton IN the mills of Bombay, it is in.
tended with this material to com.
mence the manufacture of shirtings
and other medium classes OF cloths in
India. This cotton will pass into In.
dia duty free, whilst goods made from
same kind of cotton in this country
VIII pay Al import duty Of five per
lent,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-26
The Russian Agents at Philadelphia
The Fenian Movement u celtic ETer-
vescence.

MONTREAL, May %. AT a dinner to-
day the governor general made q
speech in which he characterized the
Fenian movements and demonstra-
tions a mere Celtic efIervescence. He
would not say word against his fell
low IrishmaD, whom no had ever
found ready to warmly welcome him az
a representative of the Queen, or in an
individual capacity. He admitted that
in the past Ireland had not been prop.
erly treated, but for centuries the sister
island had endeavored to redress those
grievances. He did not think the Fe-
MAN movement would amount to any
thing. II it did, 1t must be severely
repressej.
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Carolina, from posIOiIipe Ana Asso.
"ia'ion ~ New ioTh congregational
Proceedings,
Moon Associated rreas RopOrt,I
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 20 Do,
tails OF the TORNADO come slowly, If
was particularly severe IN Wisconsin.
inc fatalities reported reach ilIeen
IN elegant company assembled NJ
the Arlington Hotel last night 10 wit
ness the presentation to Hon. NJ, A,
Waddell, NJ, G., OF u handsomely en-
bosstd testimonial FROM the poslollire
Ala Association, OF New York, ~ II
token OF appreciation of his lecture on
Morse and Murry, delivered recently
for their benefit.
Mr. Waddell aud others made
speeches NJ the reception ana presen.
tullon, This testimonial was presented
10 Mr. Waddell the donors say, M "A
token OF their appreciation Of him IN "a
man irrespective OF politicSl consid-
eralions, though tho speeChes over.
lowed with expressions Of love for the
Union.
General Gibsou's bill, nppropratIng
slS3,OOO for repairing and conducting
the New Orleans mint, which passed
the house Of representatives, IL now
pending In the senate and IL likely to
become law. Secretary Sherman
VIII not oppose II.
Senate Mr.. Sargent, Of California
called up the concurrent resolution dc
clafing that the provisions OF the exist
ing treaty between the empire of
China and the United States, allowing
immigration to this coun-
Try from China, might be wisely mod.
flied 80 as to suhserve the best Interests
OF both governments and inviting the
attention OF the executive 10 the sub
jeCt. Passed.
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lNIght Assoelnted press Rcnort. |

| INlRhl AhNoNlNltu l'lthh report,
IL has been decided that civilians
employed 10y quartermasters and III.
perintendenls Of cemeteries are not
liable to courl.martal.
Negotiations are afoot to place some
fifty Nez Perces Indians at the Hamp.
ton Normal school.
No southern nominations or confirm.
atoms.
There was no quorum OF the COM
mittee on elections and privileges to
opea the Butlcr-Corbin case, and IL
wac postponed to Monday.
The senate discussed the district gov
eminent bill to adjournment. The bin
has been amended 80 rs to render cleo.
tons necessary.
Alexander II. Stephens has tele-
graphed the following to Colonel Ii. s.
Wright, Augusta: "Your letter res
ceived, | shall stand for reelection"
The Sunday Gazette OF this city was
to- day sold to company organized for
its purchase. Report says its stocks
holders are southern men.
Senator Lamar replied briefly to
Senator Johnston's address before the
senate railroad committee yesterday.
He could not see that because the
Texas Pacific needed government aid
to build one thousand four hundred
miles of road through All uniuhabited
region, that, therefore, ii could not be
built without, IA it was charged IL
could not the short link Of one hum
dred and fifty miles between Shreve>
port and the Mississippi, that link,
through rich and populous country,
could well be built at once and be
fortunate investment, but it would
not permit the building OF the great
trans-continental highway, connecting
the Pacific and Atlantic oceans Oh II
northern latitude.
The senator admitted that last year
he had promoted compromise bill,
intended to incorporate the Southern
Pacific, Texas and Pacific Companies,i in
order to get rid of the opposition OF the
Central Pacific, which was determined
to prevent the control by any compa-
ny, not in their own interest of the
western terminus, but discovering
then what the senator forom Virginia
will discover now, that all such at
tempts led only to obstruction and in
definite postponment of the great end
sought. He has abandoned them.
The Johnston bill proposes, he said,
direct contribution by the govern
ment of twenty millions Of dollars in
greenbacks. The Texas and Pacific
read asks not dollar Of money from
the public treasury. The difference
therefore in the expense to the govern
ment Is Us between twenty millions
and nothing, in favor of the Texas and
Pacific.
Senator Lamar claimed that there
had been no forfeiture of the rights Of
the Texas and Pacific company.
Governor Chamberlain will appear
on Monday before the senate commit.
tee on privileges and elections, in bee
half of Corbin.
House.-The army appropriation
bill occupied the house all day in COM
nli,tee of the whole and progress to
end OF bill, when an amendment WAS
offered as an additional section, trans
fering the management of Indians to
the war department After long disN
cussion on point of order, Chairman
Springer decided the amendment to
be in order. Without votirg on the
amendment, however, the house ad.
journed.
DUBIOUS, May .25 The number OF
: | h.. NJ AftnaraI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-26
Ycsterday'ssports at the Fair Ground,

A good sprinkling of sports Assem-.
bled at the fair grounds yesterday
evening, about o'clock, to witnets a
combat between big brown bear and
eight dogs, as well Us a trotting race.
The fight took place first. Bruin was
tackled by five savage bull dogs and
three common ours, and after wound.
ing two or three of the dogs nigh unto
death, the referees declared in favor OF
the bear. The entrees for the trotting
race were as follows: Colonel w. +.
Hughes sorrel mare "Queen," and
Barney O'Uonnor's sorrel horse, "Tam
O'Shanter." The race was mile heats,
best two in three, and was easily won
by queen" Tlme-2:51 and 2:5l4.
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1t was reported on the streets last
night that duel between we'll. known
billiard fancer and a Memphis man,
who has been in the city short time,
was on the taps, aud would probably
occur near this city one day this week.
There is a female in the case, and
friends of both parties have been trying
for day or two to settle the matter
without difficulty, but have so far
failed. 1t is understood that the Of
Tended party has sent a challenge, but
it was not learned il 1t had been ac>
cepted.
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Dr. Baira's Complaint not Sustained

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May 25.--In the
Presbyterian general ASSEMBLY to-day,
the Judicial case Of DR.. Il. 4. Baird
against the synod of Virginia, WAS
concluded at late hour. His com,
plant was not sustained. A narrative
was read which speaks OF the good
things amidst discouragement. The
assembly will doubtless adjourn to-
night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-26
New Iron steamer for the brazilian
Line,

CHESTER, PENN, May 25.-The
new iron steamship, "City of Para"
just completed at Roach's sbipyard,
left for New York, having on board
number of prominent persons from
New York, Washington and other
cities. The Para is intended for the
new Brazilian line.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-26
Dr. miller Rams the Gauntlet Success
fully,

PIrrsBURG, May 9th assembly
voted on the question whether DR..
Miller's appeal from the synod ofNew
Brunswick should be suspended, which
resulted not to maintain pa To Is to
sustain. DR.. Miller had been sus-
pended from the pulpit for preaching
hcresiea.
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NEW York, May .25.-rhe. jury In
the case OF Wallace Z. GrOome, presi
dent Of the Commercial Journal, TO re-
cover liny thousand dollars, for alleged
libel, from Peter Cooper, have disa.
greed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-26
EASTERN QUESTION.
Hopeinl Disposition Ia Political CiT,
olnH Increases " haI ~ h'Itabio"
American saw ~ Hussia,

moon Athhrlhlhu flNsH NHpoft,I
LONDON, May "a, Tho cabinet coun-
oil held long sessions yesterday pnd
to-day, The prospects, for peace ARE
certainly brighter to-day than for some
time past, The Car Ii resolute IN re,
gard 10 retrocession OF Besaarabia, hut
has made considerable advances Ia no
gard "a limits OF bulgaria need loo no
surprise, Russia under pressure cons
Sents to reduce Indemnity oueshalf or
even more,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-26
Enll River malls commence the Half
Time h0yeMent.

FALL RIVER, MASS, May %. The
Daily News this evening says the fol-
lowing mills will stop tonight for one
week: Flint; Wompanoog; Robson,
Stafford, Chaoe, Tecumseh, and Weta-
more. The other mills will follow for
All equivalent time and in course OF a
few weeks the movement will be
practical unanimous for half time.
The Russian Agents AZ Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 25.-Six
accredited agents Of the Russian gov
eminent reached this city from New
York late Thursday night, and are now
occupying the best rooms at Gays hos
tel. They are accompanied by inter-
prefers, as they do not speak English.
They visited Clamps ship yard to-day
and inspected the preparations on the
State OF California and the steamer
Colum bus. 1t IL said they will visit
Roach's ship yard at Chester. They
keep very quiet and refuge to talk or
allow the Interpreters to say word.
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Mother ana Two children Harmed 90
Death.

ATLANTA, GA, May 25.-Mrs. Folds
and two children were burned to death
in Meriwether county, by fire caused
by the explosion of a kerosene lamp.
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Supervision OF Railroads by State
Government.

New YORK, May 25.-Hon. Erastus
Brooks has begun a series OF articles
in the Cham Der of Commerce journal
on the supervision OF railroads by state
government.
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DUBUQUE, May .25 The number OF
dead from the tornado at Mineral
Point is eleven.
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TiiROCK MORTON,

ihn Thermometer Indicates Iiise ~
Two more Deg Tees Ihis TINE Ia Coi'
lin 'onnD faT IhToeh merton and
stafford "IiTsI, Last Hnd all ~.
Ilmr,"