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New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
CONSTELLATION OVER SICK CATTLE.

General Patrick was in consultation with
the Board Of Health Of this city yesterday afternoon.
The question OF how far the authority OF the board
could extend IN aiding the General III carrying out the
instructions Of Governor Robinson Up and re-
fclred Colonel IIeutss the counsel Oi the board 1t
feared that the OF the infection frOl pcurO
pneumonia B., more widespread ihaa has been supposed
Ur. L. c. sg.;lkc, Of Columbia Veterinary College, was
quoted H. the report made 10y veterinarian Of this
city To the effect th't no conasiou2 disease existed at
13hssyiilc. rs having declared that, from analytical
examination of tie mix from diseased
tucre, he concluded that lhc milk was perfectly
lcathfui d. Sp'Lkc Aa- addressed letter 10 sanitary
Superintendent Day 10 tie effect that t.e report
made without his knowledge; that the cAInIuation
made at B.i~.N,le Vt- Incomplete as 10 post uurttn
examinations werc allowed; that ho only attended
pathOogist ahd IS not an a@aiytical chemist and lac
only lOOGcd :t tie mix a iuICIOkCOue
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

Fi'''~''''''-
STRENGTH OF THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE
TESTIMONY BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE
EFFECT OF HIGH WINDS UPON The STRUCTURE
WHAT SOME or THE WITNESSES THINK OF
SAILORS BOARDING-H1UsEs.
The inouiry relative 10 the East River bridge
WAS resumed Yesterday at the Metropolitan HOTEL be-
fore the subcommittee Of the Assembly Committee on
Commerce Several witnesses examined III regard
10 the construction OF the BRIDGE ana ITS OBSTRUCTION 10
the navigation Of the Tiycr.
Colonel W. II. Paine assistant engineer, said that
the whole fupcrstructure was arranged 80 as !"
provide for the distribution OF loads on the
bridge. Extra weight some parts OF u WOu'd ho'
affect the rest OF H. In regard TO the cHec' vi hh"
winds Colonel Paine testified that the resistance 10 the
uplifting force OF the wind blowing at the rate O." eIy
miles an bour was about three times the power of INC
wind while to oppoyc the lateral force OF the wind hc
resistance wa. about yc times that Of the wind Ihere
might be slight swayug notion but the injury 10 Tue
hr Ice oulu not be serious IN gale OF twice that oTcc
The grade " the roadway Of The bridge would Dc t'o
and quarter feet which not greater than that %
several OF the streets In New-York and Brooklyn !"
the Winter the grade would he increased sghty NY h'
contraction of the cables The average height OF he
bridge above the would he l2I eet ht Inen n-i
tide II would not be necessary 10 regulate tne SPoo
passing teams. IL .h,r casud,
and Cautan James T. ThOn son, formerly ln cohilnu
OF the ship Mercury, from which ne had Iet e,
at the afternoon session III thc OPINION tbaI to &
would be no hindrance 10 naVlah1pl anu Noulu ~ ~.
divert commerce from this port Captain Neison III NJ
examinations said he thought the system OF saoI poai
ipp-nOnse runners n disgrace to the CITY, he thougnl
foreign vessels would rather TO the Cannihal lsanuS
than 10 run tho gauntlet OF the sailor landlOruS'
Francis ColingwoOd, assistant engineer, was efhI-
med 9 length In regard to the masonry Work OF ihc
towers and apprOaches lie Knew vi nV.nIiIs P -, i,
the condition OF the bridge woud Oe lmlro'Gu' lho
..t,., A I,ac cpftfip ned
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
THE STEAMSHIP LINE TO BRAZIL.

OPINIONS or COFFEE MERCHANTS ON lHE MFOh-
TANCE or TIE LINE-A DENIAL OF ANY oPPO-
snIoN 10 THE SUBSIDY.
Inquiries among the leading merchants IN
the Brazilian coffee trade yesterday, Jailed to conhin
reports from Washington that there strong oppo
slt!on among them against the New-Orleans clause Ia
the BIazn Steamship Subsidy bill now before Congress
II was stated at T. q. Arnold & Co.'S that the amend
ment TO the bill inc ude NewOreans in the benefit OF
the subsidy was due TO the opinions OF Southern mem
beIs who felt that the vast trade OF the North
could be diverted to the Mississippi. Taking past
experiences basis, II was argued tbat
line from New. Orleans coud receive adequate sup
rolt Congress might rs well insist that monthly line
from Washington TO Brazil would pay New-Orleans
was at one time great distributing point for the West
TINT since then the facilities for transportation from
Ncw-York, Baltimore and PhiladephIa to the West
lave become great, and capital had become 50 cen
trcd, that NeN-OVeanS could never bc considered a
competing point. The total amount OF Brazilian cotce
annually imported to the United States averages about
. 900 900 bags : Of this Nrw-IOrk receives leOOOOO
hdgs while New Orleans is the third port III Importance
I'm the coffee trade
The importance OF the American line OF steamers 10
HrgZ wa Jrrd be evident worthy 10 be gen
erOusly supported by the American people. The ships
were superior the English German steamers both
in their construction and carr! Ing capacity tho cOhee
arrived in better condition the vessels were regular In
their trips. and made quicker time: They make 1ve
stops between NeW-YOrk aud Rio JanelIo both WAYS
and are OnlytwentyOne days on the voyage, while other
steamers IN heir voyage twenty 10 tnfy dafH
and mako only one stop, ST. Thomas The total
United states trade with the BrdZil5 IN 1877 Nhs, III
round 1gnrcs, 500, 100000; namely, S476OOOOO I'm.
American products. The main supply OF coffee comes
from toe Brazils and American imports are naturally
veIy heavy Exports TO Brazil 1t IS belle vedwil at least
with the regular mail iaciltles OF steam man
steam
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
PREDICTIONS OF COLDER WEATHER.

Snow began 20 fall yesterday forenoon at
about ocob crd during the greater part Of the day
the weather was disa2rctabe IN the extreme. Early
the afternoon Ie cseIy wind blew the damp fakes IA
manner that made many fear that severe storm had
beun. A. O'Clock however. the snow ceased falling.
Yesterday morning and afternoon light rains prevailed
from Missouri Valley eastward 10 The Atlantic. ana
hight SHOWS from the Northwest 10 New-England The
t,orm centre csIno fIOm Manitoba Territory and last
evening was central near Columbus. mtenso cold is
IcIOyted Tie extreme Northwest TIE mercury h4y-
ing ia len 90 in PeIubna within tWrntyfOur hours.
The cold wave pcCtd here tuIs Afternoon or even
IN The danger sIgIl been dis play ed since y.
on Monday. and VIII probably be changed 10 an onorc
signal to-day. Al o yesterday tho wind
blew at the rate Of twenty miles 8n LOur-hc
highest rate during the day. At Boston TIE mercury
Yesterday afternoon was at 1872. The snow measured
iIg inches, melting 10 1910 inches.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
MARDI GRAs IN GALyEsTON.

GALVESTON, Tex, Feb. 25.-King Momus
entered the cy I'm regal spl"ndor tonight Inc Guy
and he procession brilliantly Illuminated an" 'h'
streets along the route packed with spectators ~
is estimated that 600 visitors were IN lhe city Inc
theme was ~ follows:
First float IitelatUre; second n1at Columba's Schoo
third float Maid of Orleans fourth nOat, WINTER I''
Gfth hOat Midsummer Nights Dream; sixth nolt
Science: seventh float, For our SWeelheaFts ciSn'h
float Modern Banding; ninth ioat. IN" Missing Luh )
tenth float source Of the Nine: eleventh nnat ht !;
twelfth Nyat IhOmasS orchestra; MN nodt lHe
Portrait fourteenth iOH Dl.cOv ry OF inc MlSsspPii
River; fifteenth Hoat Hero Worship; sNttenth nnaI
Galveston WoOug Commerce; seventeenth nOat cdlls-
faction; eighteenth nOat Monu3 - .,,.,
grand ball at tie Opera House closed the festivities
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
LLHIGH Hc94L4yDN4rIGATIoy coAp4yT

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-Ihc annual meet
ing oi the stochhodets Of the Lehgh Coal and NayQ,
tiOu company was held here ths morning The report
= synopsis OF which has already been published was
adopt-d. The suuicct Of The agreement between the
Delaware Division Cana! Company and the Lrhich Coal
ant Navigation Conp2ny was taken uP when the fol-
lowing resolution vas adopted:
Rrsoicrd, That the Modification of the lease ~ the
Delaware Division Canal Company, made by agree
mcnt dated February j. 1879, subject the approval
OF The stockholders Of THIS company and Explained
by the communication from tho Delaware Division
Canal Company, dated February Il, 1879, he the
came II hereby approved and cunhrnucI.
The following officers were elected:
Pressent-E w. Clark.
hanageTs-Fra0ois H. Cope Francis G. Nsrnall
Fisher Hazard, Charles Parrish, Charles Wheeler
George Whitney, John hesenring, James NJ. Wilcox
Edward Lewis. I. Charlton Henry, samuel Dickson.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
APACIrIc COAST EXCHANGE.

Josiah r. Dearborn, Of Boston, on Monday
bought the hmding No. 73i Broadway ~ j. NJ Ecuucr
Tor $50 900 Tho sale only tne building Nc.0td-
tons ale pending ior the lease Of the building to cor
poratiou known a. the Pacific Coast Exchange. which
has recently hecn organized 20 represent the nce,-t,
of Ihe Pacific Coast 1Le exchange will contain agli-
cultural specimens and newspapers from the Pacific
states, and viii be the headquarters OF men frO Lu,
States Railroads and other oOypdTdti0n- doing Dusincs.
IN these States Will have Offices IN the building
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
pASSENGERS 4RRLVED

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G. smith Mt and Mrs W Pickett l. MOscat Miss T. I-"SlOh
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Clptau and Mrs Emerson. J. 4. smith; the Rev. lr Law
renee. Ouerbridge, A. C. Lundy F. w Conkln, Miss
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
ppONTNENT ARRIVALS.

BrerOOt HOusc-Marshail Jewel, OF liarl liofl
p ~ me- Ifoi--James r. Fields and Martin Bflmet 81
Boston COngrc elect hichsrd crowley of LockpoTi
Y. Navor :. J. Bellcn of Syracuse ana the Ilon >,
Ishcr ~ Kansas tci0'Ts TX senator :. !;
pou,crny Of Kansas eNConCTcssman Thomas G. PAU o
ow"go y y and Commi-sary. General It. W Lnud{ anu
CAPTAIN Emerson. Of NE British Army Windsrr
General Wager Swayne ohio, aud George J. Dunl i
Chcago--.-- rattss Hoel Andre" -. Whe ,r inCsr
al University 4 fit0T> N0f-I
nor G. r. Inrersol Connecticut. Hofnr1h HG"sr-J
\ Camden u West EiIaina- 0I, BrUnnSN'eII -Ooh'
cressman.cIect Walter A. Wool Of ioOssck FANS, " Y
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

THE HIRE SY>TEM-Board School Boy Qook-
ing 1T INtcum bil IN window" Eie's a lalk, BIZ
Birs,'d n vou can't IRE Il an ike pannrr Second
Boy" Wot d'yr meant" Board school Boy ny u
saws Ham let an ast 'em how much for the lusl
,nIr -LrILnI 10 IL.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
RULES FOR SCIENTIFIC BILLIARDS.

CHECKS TO NURSING IN THE NEW REGULATIONS
FOR THE COMING TOURNAMENT.
U.W. Collcnder made public Oh Monday the
new billiard rules under which the conIni louih''u
for the championship Of the world. which neRhs at '
Cooue- Institute on Easter Monday next VIII he pIa'eu
The niles which constitute the Champions Game oi
Billiards, aud which have already been accepted oS 9
ton slosson GARNER DAILY Rudolphe, almost fe'o
lut!on7c the French threeball carom game rs now
played The lIayer who wins the lead can ucih'"" va"
his adversary play frst The player VINO olens III,
game nav play from anywhere within the string nse'
OF being compelled place his cue ball WITHIN SIN
Of the spotted ball of his opponent. az heretofore
forbidden however at the opening OF nalCh g"hc' "
play the professional tlrcc-cushion shot.
To Guard against nursing the balls on the Ta ana 10
encourage brilliant round thetable play graduated
scale OF value for shots has been estaolshed
Caroms will he counted by ones. tw0s and ihrees:
mise counting one 10 the players opponent For every
direct carom ms well as for every carom In when
one cushion taken point is counted for the maker
For every carom I'm which two three cushions are
taken two points ed and for every carom IN
which the cuc-baI strikes four cushions three
points vii. bC counted, provided that the bah which com
plctcs the carom-the second blll hit-Aoes not lle
in of prohibited spaces I'm WDlch event ohy
point is allowed. Those intcriiccd spaces nave
been established for the purpose of increasing the d
Guilty of making long on the rail. EdcD corner or
the table is off hy line drawn on the coih. Inc
triangular space inside the line Is the pTolDtCd portion
or the table The lines take Of exactly half OF the raj
playing surface. leaving only 30 inches on earh long
instead of 12as herctOiorc.and - inches On hG
short r hons instead G6 inches. IL VIII be counted
foul II there than two successive shots mace
On balls both of which lii any one ol tht
tour iutcldictcd spaces. The only way IN wlnch
more tndn two shots can he made under sueh clfcuh-
stances bv sending bOth balls out OF the pro-
h.btcd space, ana bringing them back and III AGAIN,
which may be done Ud nbitum. This rule, VINO hot
abCishn .play renders the making of enormously
long runs very Gicut All shots shall he made by the
up the cue those made with the side or the hu't
declared foul. .
C,as nf he rll lcs have been taken to France by Mr..
Albert GARNER. and viii be handed hY him 10 Maurice
Vigncaux, NJ MagGm and i. Pic the French experts
for their approval. Copies have also bcrn cent 10
Jacob ScLBefCr the present champion Thomas l. OaI-
ldgacr of ST. Louis, and J. T. Hciser. OF Boston.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
SPEEDY OPENING or TIE MANHATTAN BANK.

Savings Bank, SAID that The t,iccs Il that institution
held meeting yesterday and resolved 10 omen their
door, for the resumption ol business an carly date
probably in a very few days. The bank, lie said VIII
eventually nud hat II d- Lost by the gIca rOuber, tie
$4,000 ~ cash and the SIS 900 uHrcgsirr,d bonds
forming only small fraction II the S2700UOU and odd
dollars stolen but the trustees made IN arrange
ment with secretary sherman hy which The bank 10
receive tho interest oD the stolen registered bonds ana
hy a succi Act Of Congress these bonds VIII be dup
Gated. Mr. Schcll recently visited Washington Hecre
tary sherman has offered 10 turn over 100000 Of The
duplicate bonds II the trustees VIII become IcspOnAIb
10 the Government for corresponding amount. 1his
personal tccurty The trustees have determined 10 gVe
which will enable them satisfy the etIte snperIu
tendent OF the Banking Department. who will then give
his consent 10 the resumption OF business
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

fed by settlers at their houses before the BhnnocK
when they prOfessed great fflendshp Ior .ho
whites but who, on ibe first outbreak, He'd from thc
valley and went Mdlh"urs and were aittward known
- with the hosiiles in CmatiI" COMFY oI'-
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
NARLNE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

San tisc, C.9S sun s,ts: 5fS clock fast 13m. .oGs
Moon % Moon sputus 102 MOUu's age. days
U.Gu WATER IODAY-A. "
Sandy Hook lO.55 Gov Island ltJ Hell Gate.... IIJ
HIGH WATCR To HAI-f. y. . ,.,
Sandy Hook HIS Gov. Island .. Hen Cate 4"'
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
CORNELIUS p. GARRABRANT.

MoRRIsTOwN, n. j., Feb. 25.-The Hon. C..
f. Garrabrant died at his home in Washington Valley.
near this CITY, last evening. He represented the De-
mocracy Of the IId Assembly District of this county
the Legislature during the years 1877 and 1873. He
was hfty-six years of 0ge.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
APPOINTMENT or SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

At a special meeting of the Board Of Edu-
cation yesterday afternoon, communication was read
from the Hon Edwin Hicks chairman Of the state Sen
bte Committee Literature, stating that II there was
any desire the part Of the Board TO be heard ~ re-
sard " the bill before the Committee Literature,
introduced by Senator GOble and providing for the
sppointment Of only three commissioners from each
sciOol district, committee appointed by The GOaid
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

should appear AT Albany Wednesday next ior sucn
hearing President Wood appointed Comni,sss"ncW Iii
West jefie ana Mannierr ~ the coulmtte", wiz,
proceed 10 Albany and present the considcrH'hs Ior
general representation Of the city III the Boaru'
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

NERVOUS PROSTRATION Impotence. En-
~ .arcei tros'ato Gaui and other denito Cr
nary diseases permanently cured without knife cau-tG
~ nam al isabel tmAde of Goil \Atar4 Mineral Sprng
WAFER Depot. 2pI broadway, New oTk
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases Of the
- Gsu.ravr Orsans radically end speedily cured. Hours
10 HudJ u HEN Kl ADANIEIS. VI D. lii Lexington "
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Get rid or your cough by using
JAMES ENrFCIuRANr
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TOWER Clocks MADE By
J.. HOWARD & co.
During forty have proved themselves 20 Oe tho
most reliable made IN country. They made ia
the manner VIII satisfaction 20 the most lasi
inuh mtkecpcr Office cor. BtOpiNav and tI ST., y. y
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY At HUDNUT% NO
:ls BROADWAY
Can o., Moor. - u ". so ni1niri' -
HlRnest cuuag 80 l.. iowsst ~
Average - ~am9 CAV 1878 80 %.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

Anna Church 10 Mary T. Howell the divorced wlIe o'
William f. Ineerso 1t VIII be remem9eTeo ado t1t nnrs
fr aiicuatton OF Lls wie'a affections, ana lie cIahe"
YESTERDAY that lac was siill prosecuting the SUIT
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

MARRIAGE or EX-AssEMBLYMAN HAYES.
Ex-Asscnlbly man James Hayes was married
on Sunday evening BY the Rev. Father Hayes. nj st.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

DAAIAEcE NET ASSETS Dee. Sse.225.iS2 Al
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26
@4l BENSON'S CAPCINE
pOR Us PLASTER.

CELEBRATED THE WORLD OVER.
The manu- Iacrers ieere atcrGed ne hht and ealy ntaa
gTyn rJcr DlGS,er, al both ne CtHi dhG IrTe fLpt
,i9,.s Widely and JdtOroty kao,cn dht0ag Dhyeas
great In Droremrr Oh me ordinary OoroiS pGssr sos ~
gts,cdn ". VJur oWn ocdtv abVat The tdiaaoN co..
tcs OF the ordinary porous p0ster "a ht dhcs ""o
lUfoid Ls ucC dad SctfItvfc H,td ,dtioh.
Far superior porous psse's Iinimenk tn ~
cacl electrical app auCes &c. II The beet LuOEs emoy
fot Iame and Weak Back. rheumatism eInAle
Sciatica umhago Diseased Kidneys, ina oup.Alhs
oil ills for which porous plasters used Ark yoh
for Bens1ns CapcHe Plaster DO not bc nh'h,ru
common or inferior porous plaster which ieN hnpucg,
dru0qiss recommend FOR the VI the small e~I@PV'
th,V make them.
sold by all druggists. Price % oeit.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-26

AIDS IN RAPID DELIVERY OF LETTERS.
SOME SUGGESTIONS OF POSTMASTER JAMES WHICH
ARE EASY TO FOLLOW.
Postmaster james in conversation yesterday
about needed and suggested improvements IL the Post
Office which directs spoke disparagmgy Of the re-
form which a morning paper lately suggested in the
form Of addresses upon letters. 1t said that the
work Of postcl employees would he greatly lcsscned
n letters were directed afor this general method:
KCntuCky,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-03
OBITUARY..

AT his residence near Nanclevesville,
on Tuesday morning the 22nd OF April,
1879, Mr.. JANIFER llUDGEL, aged
81 years, 9 months and I days.
After few hours of suffering God
in his Providence has taken home to
himself an affecticnate husband, dcro-
ted father and \ kind neighbour. Yes,
wo can truly say kind and honest
neighbor, from the fact that we lived 10y
the side OF him for thirteen years. Yes,
We can SAY in the sacred duties OF lite
he has left but few equals; none knew
him but to love him, none named HIM
but TO praise. l never knew him TO
speak i'll of any one-his uniform frank
hess aud benevolence won for him the
esteem of many, and enGearcd him to
those around whom he lived. lie made
himself among all who knew him uni
formly not only esteemed but apprecia-
ted, aud those who saw him amid the
scenes of domestic life saw with de-
light an example to follow. Yes, he is
gone, but whcn we think of his gain we
should not wish him back, dearly as We
loved him, for be has made al exchange
"A cross for crown. Yes, We have
often met at church, but we will meet
no more on earth, but in heaven We
hope to meet him again. We feel that
We have lost worthy member, one
that our church will sadly miss, but
Gods ways are just-Ie does all fol
the best and VIC must submit.
Fond hearts now grieve, but while We
grievc,
The blessed hope is given.
That we shall meet, and love, and live,
With him again i'll heaven.
In that bright land beyond the sky,
Beyond deaths cloudy portal,
4 land where Beauty never dies,
And love becomes immortal.
4 land undimmed by death.
Whose fields are ever vernaf.
Where nothing beautiful can fade,
And blooms for age eternal.
But now his work is finished here,
His trials all are DER;
He's gone to join his loved and lost.
Where partings are no more.
Pause at his grave with saddened heart,
And remember him with love;
And know that one so true on earth
Is happier far above.
Fair. distant land, could now our eyes
But half its charms explore,
How would our spirit long to rise
And dwell Gil earth no more.
BY A FRIEND
Who knew iiim well.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-03
I'D E SCR lPTlebN
OF THE
HENDRICKS EXPANSION WHEEL

presenting public EXPANSION WHEEL would call
particular the simple mechanism and preparing this circular for
builders
incredible claims for their wheels which cannot be sustained or reproduced
psang The fang letters of commentator have received
by making win
other wheels My object simply present lis principle features with such ex
viii illustrate describe
suppd readily ghi
best results with the lowest posbe consistent with hs'
work and
Wheel wghng extends through period
has succeeded III combining all the
we which tor efficiency OF strength and
without and the high results has
established for enyabe reputation justly
merits and has sufficient gusrantee that will evouonze the subject
Of matchmaking
would call special the following points OF which are sum
mpotto entiie the superiority claim tor IT.
other first class wheels
claimed for this that will DO work which other principle
of wheel has performed.
Second no:h to be thereby
Third There spelling dhg the wheel IKE that OF TIRE e
Fourth These wheels will las, longer than any Other wheel
Fifth, They are % than other wheels
skilled mechanic
the defect tighten the tires and the tighten The
spokes n the hub.
which time they have been
giving entire satisfaction ,,,-,
Three months later entered with the HEN DS hS
EXPANSION WHEEL COMPANY manufacture these wheels and "" are
completing full line with valuable improvements and are pre-
furnish short sized wheel with without l or 'he
Hubs and fixtures complete ready TO drive
In spindle r used Adj
HENDRICKS EXPANSION WHEEL COM
PNY. Dueld W. Va, who will information promptly when desired
We will be pleased satisfactory references
thanks the liberal and confidence extended to with
'' A. {. HENDRICKS
Duffelds Jefferson County West Va. April l9, 1879 ~