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An Assault, hS l"di.as scar DeadwOOd

DEADwooD. d T., June 26.-Last Sun
lay the Indians made their first deInonstra-
lions OF hostility of the season in this section
oy firing on two citidens Of Deadwooi, who
we're on u hunting trip near the Redwater
river, thirty miles from Lere. The men had
killed an antelope aud were fastening it on
heir ponies when two shots were fired and
struck IN close proximity to them. They
quickly dropped the antelope and made their
Escape, followed 10y several more shots from
he hostiles, five of whom were in view. Yes
erday three men made their appearance In
ialena City, Bear Butter, and reported that
band of about fifteen Indians had run them
n. General Bradley and command are 10 the
.yiciniiy of Redwater, aud will doubtless come
n contact with some of these roaming bands
Ia hogtiles
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Collision OF ESO - n pOners Resulting
In Drowning Two Men.

DETROIT, Men, June Z6.-IEe schooners
Pcsht-go and s.. Andrews c1lhded, about
a. o'clock this morning. between Shil;aga-
re hght and Beaver island. Both vessels
INK ut once. The crew OF the St Andrews
yere picked UP by the propeller Ocean, and
AIKEN to Sheboygan. Tue P-shtego's crew,
xcaptIng the second mate aud one seaman ,
5ho were drowned, were rescued by a steam
bound up. The Peshtego was bound NJ
nth coal, and the st Andrews down with a
|argo of corn Thick weather was reported
3 the cause OF the collision.
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n. stephens VEpdIcatIrE Himself
before hts C0nsIitueBcy.

AUGUSTA, Ga, June ga. II. Stephens
poke here 10 night TO an immense crowd to
'indieate his course on the Putter resolution
by the logic of subsequent events, and de
Haired that he could not be ruled out of the
party by political tricksters If the coming
Democratic district convention failed to NOM
nate him, hs would appeal 20 the people. He
aid Hayes was doing more for the south than
|ilden could have done, and declared that he
himself would die in the temple of Jeffer-
oman Democracy, free from party lash and
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Brewery Burned.

LINCOLN, ILL, June 26.-Peter Mueller
& Sons brewery was entirely destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss, $4,000; insured
for $40 900, as follows: phoenix, of Hart
ford, $500; H.tna, $4,000; Traders. of Chi
cago, 5000; Faneuil Hal, $500; Imperial,
of London, S2400; British America, $1,000;
Continental, &2300; st. Paul, $1,000. The
building is supposed to have been struck by
hphtuinO
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How Evansville yyln Fourth-of.JuIy.
= Negro Honged for the Murder OF a
White Farmer.

SAVANNAH, June 26-Frank Perrino
colored. was hung this evening for the muir
der of J. J. Lee, white farmer, in April
last. The execution was public, and near
the spot where the murder was committed,
Just outside of the city. Five thousand PEG
pie witnessed the hanging. The criminal
died acknowledging his guilt, and telling all
present to take warning by his fate.
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AaaRsRinRled.

CINCINNATI, June 26.-Private kilograms
from Warren, Pennsylvania, state that W.
II. Andrews, a we'll known merchant of this
city, VINO was temporarily sojourning at that
place, was shot in the breast early this morn
ing. The shot is supposed to have been
fred by a burglar
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Marine GhrnnIcIe

NEW YORK, June i26 -Arrived-State Of
ennsylVauia. Glasgow; Columbia, London.
BosToN. June Observation-Disclosures,
liverpool.
BALTIMORE, June 26.-Arrived-Nova
Gotta, Liverpool.
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KILLED his wife and Committed
SuFPfdR.

TOLEDO, ONO, June 26.-At Bronson,
Michigan, last night, Samuel Whitaker shot
is vile dead, and afterward killed himself.
Iomes.I &c troubles the cause. Whitaker
adeavored to commit suicide by taking
olson about two years ago. The parties are
ighly respectable, and the affur has cast a
loom over the entire community.
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WE will sell on SATURDAY, 10Th day Of June,
w 1879, at II o'clock m, at the southwest
corner OF Main and Madison strees 5, in the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, FOR CASH, to the highest bidder,
six ThOurnnd Dollars of Bonds OF the Mem
phis and Little Rock Railway Company. for account
Of whom Il may concern. IRRELEVANT q W.
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The subcommittee delegated to investi-
gate the Louisiana branch Of the election
irauds, left Washington last night, destined
70 New OrIeans.
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THERE Will be no necessity for mothers
leaving the comforts of home with their sick
babies this summer if they will use DIR. NJ of-
fett's teethina (teething POWDER. Teethina
will cure your child, regulate the bowels, and
make teething easy. 1t cures the summer
complaints of children, and heals eruptons
and sores.
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"NeuriI" Instantly Cures Neu.
M

1t is fourteen months since l cured myself
of neuralgia with ''neuril, and haze not
Scott, st. Louis. George W. Jones & Co.,
Memphis, agents.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: Liverpool cot
foH, S-1Cd. Memphis cotton, lie. Neo
Orleans cotton. lie. Neio York cotton,
II S-Sc. NeIe York gold, 100 IS.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WAH DEf'r.. OFFICK Gu SIG. OFFICE
WAsHIs6ToS, June ~, am (
For Tennessee aud the Ohio valley, sta
fioHayy or ioicer pressHrss, southeast 10
southwest iciHds, partly cloudy aud ,cayney
icedtheT, and humorous light rains.
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FROM Prof. A. Jackson, Laval university.
Quebec: Il have used a good deal of Col
den s Liebig's liquid extract of beef and tonic
:nvigorator in my private practice, and can
recommend it as extremely useful in case of
debility and weak digestion requiring
strengthening nourishment. w. n. W1lker-
SON Il Co., agents.
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Reports of Colonel Bernard's Battle
with Indians CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, June ga dispatch from
General Howard confirms the press report of
Colonel Bernardo battle with the Indians,
with the exception that no mention is made
of the death of Colonel Robbins
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITY.

Berlin, June IS: Bosnia and Herzegovina
will be occupied by Austrian troops within a
fortnight
Rome. June 26: The consistory appointed
for the fifth of July has been postponed until
the fifteenth.
London, Juue 26: General Grant will re-
turn to the United States next spring by the
way of India.
London, June 26: The Northumberland
plate at the New Market races was won by
Glastonbury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-27

TINE officers and members of UNITY LODGE, No.
i PIT, <. of H, are requested to meet at their
hall, 1913 Second street. this (THURSDAY) morning.
at O'Clock sharp to attend the unerai of Bro. NJ
MICHAEL, If Eun1ca Lodge, No. 6.37, Holly Springs
Miss. By order n. L. AVERY, Vice-DictaIor.
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No OPIUM no morphia or other danger
as drug Is contained In DR.. Bulls baby
Irup, for the relief of collie, teething, etc.
rice twenty-five cents.
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THE sERVIAN QUESTION.

A Berlin dispatch states that the Servian
question will be discussed Friday. At to-
days sitting the pacific disposition of the
powers was more marked than ever. It was
decided that consular as we'll as a military
committee should be appointed to fix the
frontiers of Bulgaria and Roumelia. The
Greek plenipotentIary has been officially in
formed that he will be admitted to the con-
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i. %. O. #.
ITO the officers and members of Mem ,ssrss4<.
i phls Encampment, No. SO. L o :SSSA5S.
q. F.: You are requested to meet at S&<ySS3E
your hall this (THUhSDAY) evening, at SsSFfEsSS~
O'Clock. for the election of officers and other i'm
pOrtant business. By order JOHN G. SICK, T.. P
81. W SMITH Scribe
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THE STUBBORN TURKS.

VIENNA, June 26.-The Political Core
spondenee says: Notwithstanding grave
presentations, especially ON the part of
Prince Bismarck. the Turkish delegates In
the congress continue stubborn, and their OBJ
stinacy is calculated to lessen the probability
of peace. 1t is certain that TO- day the plenl-
potentiaries, except the Turks, universally
admit the necessity of Austrian Intervention
in the border provinces. Action in the mat
ter appears very imminent"
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

TTIENNESSEE COUNCIL, No. 95 r, A, will hold
i its mi annual meeting 70 NIGHT, June 9th,
at the office OF W. Michel. 298 Second street. at
O'Clock Election of officers and payment of dues
for the currehL quarter. Full meeting of the order
is desired as business of Importance Is to be dis
cuSsed. 7. p. WINCHES Regent
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

Madrid, June 26: The queen of Spain is
dead.
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KNIGHTS of Honor.

CtHELSEA LODGE, No. 28O-The semi annual
~ meeting of this lodge will be held this (THURS-
DAY) evening, at o'clock. Election of officers and
other important business. Full attendance
Quested. E. E. COLBY, d.
j. P. PREsCofT, Reporter.
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The cocaine is the only dressing used for
the hair IN my family for the last eight years
1t not only stopped my wife's hair from corr
ing out, but increased its growth am also
under obligations to this same "cocoaine" for
saving imy own hair, which was very fast
coming out previous to using this valuable
preparation. &c. MITCHELL.
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BURNETT's COCAINE promotes the growth
OF and beauties the hair, and renders it
dark and glossy. The cocaine holds, in a
liquid form, large proportion of deodorized
cocoanut oil, prepared expressly for this plr-
pose. No other compound possesses the pc
cuilar properties which SO exactly suit the va
rlous conditions of the human hair
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The Indian Troops to be Withdrawn from
Malta-The Bulgarian Cause.-The
Hellenic, Bosnian and HezegOVi-
nan Questions.
Last Hours of the Queen Of Spain-COm-
miseratiOn for the King General
The Outlook for Peaceful
Settlement Of
The Eastern Question Very Satisfactory
Greece to be Admitted to the Con-
ference Il The Turks Stubborn
but the Treaty Powers Firm.

LONDON, June 26-Three Indian troot
ships have been ordered to Malta, it Is re-
ported, to take back the Indian cnnti1-olJ.
Earthwnrk1 ale beng constructed at the
northern outlets of the Carpathian passes
and the mountain roads are being made prac-
tieable for artillery on both sides the frontier
THE RoUMANIAN CAUSE
is apparently abandoned by all the powers
The Brathlno cabinet will probably go out
after the close of the Berlin congress The
task of settling the exact delinedtion of t e
new principally has been intrusted to the
European commission. The fortresses on the
Danube and in Bulgaria will be dismantled.
THE HELLENIC QUESTION
a Vienna dispatch says as result OF the
pOurparlors between the plenipotentiares re-
garding Greece, 1t Is proposed that the Hell
lenic question be settled directly between
Greece and the Porte within the limits desig-
mated 10y the congress. Austria will also be
empowered by the congress to treat with the
Porte respecting the future of Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
THE LATE QUEEN OF SPAIN.
A dispatch from Madrid says that the
queen passed the latter hours of her illness
in a state of Inconsistencies. King Alfonso
remained at her bedside until the end. Deep
COMMUNICATION Is expressed by all classes.
The ministers will communicate the intelli-
gence of the death of the queen to the cortes
this evening.
Yesterdays PEACE CONGRESS TRANsAC-
TIoNs.
BERLIN, June 26.-At the sitting of the
congress to-day Prince Gortschakoff was
present.
1t is believed that the congress discussed
the southern boundary of Roumella and the
selection of a governor of that province, who
is to he a christian, and is to be appointed by
the Porte, subject to the approval of the
powers.
England, Austria and Russia being gener-
ally agreed concerning the questions of Bes-
sarabia, Servis, Montenegro, Epirus and
Thessa!y, no difficulty is expected on these
points.
The Berlin Provincial Correspondence con-
firms the report that the question as to the
form of the new states, especially of Bulga-
ria, is now substantially arranged, and adds
that the really peaceful intentions that rem
dered the solutions of this problem possible
are guarantee for speedy and final con-
clusion of peace.
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on.nRvAr.oN- Yesterday

war DEPT. SIGNAL eFRvICE U. :. Army, }
WEDSEsoty. June 26. 1913, 10 OS pm
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To The Trade!
r AM now prepared to sell, at wholesale and retail
Furniture and Mattresses
SALE OF BONDS.

lower than ever before sold In the city. Ordersfrom
country dealers especially solicited
WM K THIXTON IRVING BLOCK,
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:" n. h'KLRoY, Sergeant
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JOSE GUEkl;A'S SUICIDE

jose Guerra, accoun VDbf whose suicidal act APP
peared in the hERALD OF yesterday, died yesterday
morning AT tue Now YORK Hospital The true cause or
the deed Is ascribed to quarrel with well known
theatrical lady, with whom nc been intimate for
years. aud oil whose Wilma and capricos, IT ID said.
ho wds all obeuicnt follower.
Don Jose Guerra was forty 1--WE years OF age ana vas
Oorh IN Uranada. spaiu, OF wealthy parents. HIS
iathcr dled number OF years ago, atcr losing IN uch
OF his estate, leaving widcw and Lumber OF sons
ana one daughter. About nine years ago Guerra
came 10 the United States win relative, the well
known oarIlone RoncoEL Guerra, possessing re-
markably pleasing tonor voice. sang ior some time IN
the churches OF tins city and ew hero ana then de-
yotcd himself TO v!6ra bOunc singing with number
oi companies curing tho past nve or Sax years.
About nvo months ago his mother ded. aud what ro-
NAMED oil her estate was To have been distributed
among tho children Guerra Que oil the sons,
entitled al the time oi ms death, to about IL, 900,
go!d his snare OF the estate and IL Is thought that
the money - now on It's way 20 this country lie had
many friends among his own couutrymen, ana Tor
some time past they nave supported MIN. he being
out OF an engagement, Ny contributing to a weekly
fund which ho received. They DO not believe ,hst
poverty or tho lear OF " the cause oil hs DEATH
ne knew very well that his money would shortly
roach MN, aud that until then tho purses OF his ln,i-
lrIcn pei % nm
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OUR PRIMARY SCHOOLS.

REPORT OF SANITARY INSPECTOR Russell ON
THEIR DANGEROUS CONDITION.
The following are extracts from report made yes
terday TO the Board OF Health by Sanitary Inspector
Russell The report referred to tho Board OF Edu
cation for action Dr. Russell has been engaged Tor
some time In examining the sanitary condition OF our
primary schools, and Of number on tho east side OF
the city gives very deplorabIe account
VENTILATION.
OF Primary School No. %, In ST. Marks place. the
report says:-"rhe light and ventilation Of this school
are very deficient, and recommend shat 10 secure
some sort OF ventilation rotary ventilators be placed
in the windows and that irsnsom windows be
struced In the class doors rho boys urinai Is
OF wood and very foul II should be faced with zuc
The basins are untrapped the waste pipe unven-
uiatej. The door OF the 'front.' class room tho
ond noor Was found when opened to Gu, OF the stair
way from the thiri loor, so that IA case of panic
the children would have to Chino the ban nsters
There is AN average daily Attendance OF three hundred
children, and cannot imagine any thng worse than
the sanitary condition. OF TINS school,
Primary school No. 20, No $50 East Twelfth street
Is also reported IN an unnt condition Tho doors gem
orally open inward. The boys urnal Is OF wood aud
very oil tnsivc.
In Primary school No. 81, No. go Second street, tho
cellar is frequently flooded by low aud tho
waste pipes are unventilatcd
In Primary School No. 80, located at Nos. 1914 and
100 East seventh street, Dr. Russell says:-rte
tailon IS BAD the waste pipes unventilated and the
basins uhrsppea The Cellar Ia wet, owing to the con.
dltloE oil the soil
VI Primary School No. 8, at No. 269 East Fourth
street, nc reports The soil pipe Is GnveDtated ana
should be carried 10 the root From wash basin
tue SECOND moor the drain pipe enters directly into
the leader, winch discharges into the sewer rne
Junction of The dram pipe and leader Is not cemcned,
causing Hanger VI sewer gas discnargin2 directly
under one OF tho windows
me doors oil the class rooms OF Primary School No.
u NOE 10 ana IL rhifd street, aud OF NJ. 9, No. AZ
FIRST street. were lound 10 open la the latter
the basins we're antrapped ana The sou pipes un-
ventilated.
Primary School No. %, No. 100 First street. is
spoken of as ollows;- boys playroon was nllhy
with an accumm uaiion OF urine, used by the boys
SIDE upon the uoor. The class room doors opened
inward, ana the basin tue second floor wus jound
untrapDod and tho waste pipe unventilatod.
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GRAND JURY INFLUEN CES.

District Attorney Catiin Kings county, is IN receipt
of u communication from Counsellor James Meyers
oil Brooklyn, setting forth That the Assistant District
Attorney, Mr.. John Oakley, Improperly attempted TO
influence the Grand Jurors upon the matter OF his
coDplaint against Judge Senior, Tor alleged
and conversion 10 his own usc OF cer,ain moneys
belonging to the city OF Brooklyn. Mr. Meyers
also asked That the matter be inquired
iuto by the District Attorney. Mr. Oakoy
expressed Rront Indignation at the charge
aud demanded an Immediate ipvesl iRation. MI. Ii.
q. smith, Jr, VINO was foreman Of the rand jury II
question, has written to District Attorney Catlin
nouncing the charge a. "ridicuious" Mr. Joseph >.
Whitock, another momber oi tho Grand Jury, writes
TO Mr.. Catlin that the cxamnation OF the Mayors
ch"rges were 'iair. just ana courteous" The Grand
Jury were discharged on Saturday lat
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ALWAYS WITH YOU"

THE SHILOH SHELTER IN PRINCE sTaEEr-
contributions ACKNOWLEDGE.
About four hundred and niiv idle get lodgings
nightly a, the shiloh Shelter, corner Of Prince and
Marion streets Tho cost to the men Is three cents
cach auu breakfast oil mush is furnished every
morning Tor two cents. Last year Al this lodging
house the price OF admission lvo cents, this
the proc has been reduced, as II number OF
hammocks have been put up, winch enable about
double the number Of men to be accommodated. Tho
buiidng was formerly church, aud tho pcws and
the galleries are retained tho pews hunks
over the pcws the hanmocKs are now swung Two
cents extra charged Tor tho occupancy OF the GAL
leries, blankets furnished for hunks there la
tho BODY OF Tho church tho sleep seats and
Oh tue hammocks without covering Those dodgers
VINO nave two cents Tor brcagfas. are permitted
to Darn inat sum, by cnoppins wood IN an adjacen
yard Quite pile OF WOOD Is now really Tor sac
result oil these poor mems labor, ana uaaag of
Tue Institution make an appeal to have tue wood
taken oil their hands There 10 about 500 worth vi
wood Tor sac II persons needing split WOOL would
uay to tho shelter the market price for TINS wood
the managers believe thoy wouIg DO auto 10 extend
the usefulness OF the institution la small degree.
Not "a lew OF the men who, during the winter. navc
been occupants OF TINS night shelter tho
Elevated Railroad but were Obliged TO remain Ia tue
house At nght until alter the trst pay day. These
men, 10 was airmcd continued to work day after day
al the sewer LABOR OF hc rlroad, with other food
to sustain them than tho breakfast of mash given
the Shelter
amount OF good IN helping ,he class OF Idle inca
who nightly seek u lodging at TINS shelter
MISS yENrURoLI's ADDRESS.
Miss NcuturOli's address T. l25 East Fourth
street. and not No. iv5 FIRST street No. 10 Centre
street, as was recently published Those VINO have
been calling al the house IN First street to help tho
invalid lady viii 40 well TO remember this. Miss Ven-
turoi, Is Ia extreme Distress those whose sympa-
thIus lean TO the afflicted of the thetirca profession
ought TO mako an cor 10 place tins poor lady out Of
the reach oil absolute want
CONTRIBUTIONS ACKNOWLEDGE
The following contriOutons have been received aud
scat to 81. JOINS Guild:--
*" Tor No. 20 seventeenth street ana No. %
Prince street, each one-half. Observation-Disclosures. IS
TX Y. b., Tor No 4U4 lst h urseentn street. No.
100 christopher street ana No 3l7 East Flty.
nlHlu atIrct.
"a Poor Man, for Demouco's waitor ia Thirty.
fourth strvet.....................
From Father" Tor No. u King strcct.
From "Anony nous" for poor woman Ia thirty
iVurth sHsct... ......................... l
TOTAL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sls
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A SAD ACCIDENT.

Coroner 5imms, Brooklyn, was notidod yesterday
to hold inquest Oh the body OF jameson Cox, aged
twelve years who was crushed beneath the wheels Of
sProspcct Park 'carry-ali' on Fulton Bridge
street. rne deceased had been riding tho step Of
an leo cart and Was in tue act Of aghting when he
Tell and the Wheels OF The former conveyance, which
contained party OF young misses from tue Packer
Institute passed Tue breast of the Unfortunate
BOY. lie soon after died aud sergeant Eason, OF The
FIRST precinct arrested James Carsons the driver VI
tbs park wagon, Tor reckless driving.
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An Inquest was hold by Coroner Woltmaa yesterday
Oh George Farrugton, who was found dead IN cell
Of the Frat precinct station house The 22d ins'.
After hearing some evidence the Jury rcturned YER
Dict that death was dae to Brshl's disease oi Tue
kdueya
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hands OF lawyers In court. He rianc,c over them
without scading.
TIE REQUEST.
The nrst OF the sheets II Dr. Smiths handwrit-
Ing, and read as follows
The property ! have given and bcqusaihed to ~ Y.
give bequeathe the Rev John Metoskey Arch
bishop Of New York and the Rev Thomas Preston,
pastor OF 81 Ann's Church, Ia the city Of New YORK
subscribed aud acknowledged by NJ The
presence We 1T her request aud Ia her preeene sub
scTibed our nnmes MS witnesses.
Here follows writing in Mrs. Merrilrs hand, as fol.
lows -
The properly have given by my will Dr. Baron 70
Ms made known to him, leave in DIR.
Mccioskey and Nose, Taylor. 70 be In the why
would have been by DR. Bacon he have survived
me. refer ths To Mr. Glover. my lawyer ~
fui particulars OF plans for charity bencvoercs
Here follows. In Dr. Smiths handwrltnsl:-
or money
In my last will and test amcnt
Ills
The most Rev Dr. MeCloskey,
Archbishop OF New York.
My Lord Archbishop,
remain
Your Craces
Most obedient humble servant,
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lourned. but received In conclusion vote OF thanks
from the teachers for himself As chairman aud the
Speakers