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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
The Stafford Meeting.
Riehlsnd, Stafford CO., Va, Ma

Riehlsnd. Stafford CO., Va, Mar. q, 1879
Editors Richmond dispatch:
Your paper Of to-day in its eGit,risl columns
says "Tno statement is made in the Wing tina!
IN 8 meeting at Stafford Court House on Mon.
day lest General Fitz Lee proposed TO expel the
readusters from the conservative party, and
that the meeting by q vote of three to one defeat
ed tho notion" l presume reference is made 10
the Wednesdays mestng, and / pronounce the
whole slstsment false, whether made upon eth
or day The resolutions offered by me ct The
meeting Wednesday have been published, l
learn, in tie Fredericksburg psrers, and speak
for themselves. I made no motion referring 10
that subject.
The position take is. that those participating
in the MozsrL Convention, which pus IN mott on
the machinery to organize new party, belong
to it. and it is pit,iul reelection upon their own
work-not oura-waich makes them as good
conservatives rs nybody." uuless 1t is possible
for party to exist under two eepsrste State or
gsDiza;ions. Very respectfully yours,
E1T2uUGU IHF.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
VIRGINIA. .SEH"S.

DR.. Charles Fl. Smith, we'll kuoWo ciz,n
Of Richmond, did ia Washington last Sunday.
Geo. Kisiug, prominent citizen Of le1rl'
sonturg, died suddenly yesterday OF heart dis
ease.
DR.. James Mu5roc Minor, naive o: Fred.
elicksburg. but for many years resident ct
New York city, died yesterday.
In the hustipgs court Of Richmond yesterday
the Jury 10 the case Of John E. Pciodcx.er, ca
trial for the killing OF Curtis ives selected FROM
panel Of sixteen, which IVES drawn last week.
They were then sworn and the tlisl proceeded,
The court was in session nearly all day, and
adjourned at 1880 last night. OolS two wit
pesses were examined.
D. j. Hartsoak, esq.. president oe the Pied
mont aud Arlington Life aud Virginia Home
Insurance Companies and Virginia Home Fire
INSURANCE. Company, aad a member Of the finn
of Palmer, Hurtsoak l. Co., of Richmond. died
yesterday morring, aged sky six years. He
was prominent ard highly esteemed clt.Z'D,
and had been identified with the busoesS 10
teresls Of Richmond for many years. lie was
also prominent Mason.
President John w. johnson, OF the James
River and Kanawha Canal Company has sub
lni.ted to ueetiog OF tho stockho held
10 Richmond, statement Of the condition OF
The causi, and tho proposed transfer to The
Redmond and Allegheny Railroad Company.
lie suggests that ss the transfer will probably
10 iuto effect, the heaviest work Of canal repairs
between tho mouth of the North river and
Buchanan might DO dispensed With. He also
submitted preliminary contract OF purchase
between the Two companies. accompanied by a
schedule of the debts of the canal Company
a supplemental bill for the sale Of the iran.
ohise of the company, 10 case the Richmond
aud AllegaDy Railroad Company fails 10 close
the contract, was passed yesterday by theHouss
ofDelegates. AT meeting of the Buchanan and
Clifton Forge Railroad Company the draft OF a
contract with the Richmond and AlIegany
Railroad was approved, and the President au
ihoriz,d to execute il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
Conservation Of a Church.

BALTIMORE, Mar. 25.-S!. Vincent do Paura
Church. on Front street. near Fay cite, was con-
secrsted 10 day with the customary procession
and religious solemnities-of the Catholic Church.
Archbishop Gibbons was chief ceebrsnt and
dedicstory sermon. Relics of st. BoDifacc, St.
Vincent and Innocent, brought from the cs!s.
combs of Rome, were horne IN tie procession by
four priests snd deposited upon the altar. The
church Yves built IS years ago. when debt of
nearly $50 COO was incurred Tor the building ard
lot The entire debt having bean paid. the con.
secrstion took lace to. day. Tho last payments
have been made under the administration CT
Father Edmund Didier, the parish priest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
Fires.

new YORK, March 25--A fIe wss t;.c.ys,.,
shortly after two o'clock this m5!ring ~ 49,. "a
third Il Dor Of Lha five store marble trno, XIII ., :
inss, Nos. 11S and $50 Pearl street, wajrS ~
tended to Ws.er street. After ;hrcc hcy,. bs-
work the 4 smes were under coatro I'll. LrIt-
ing was mostly used il tho rlanu:.c.u.e ~ ~
bscco and cigars. -
MARLBORO. Mas, Asrch % a fra ~,
GU. this morning in the shoe shop Ct Hiram %t.a
pie, on High street; and spread to The shoe 49,,
of Rice & Bu,hclns on the west, and 70 So.
Browns stable on tho cast. Temple; lccs ,
$1,000 Insurance IS Geo Rice L Un.rf;-'!'
shop WAS Quilted. Loss and insurance u,srry,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25

Be CAREFUL OF YoUE TINwARE.-The Be-.
ton Journal Of Chemistry wsrrs housckeepe,;
sgsi1s. tin vessels where az alloy Of lcsd a..
tin has been used by tcsmpish makers to cos,
the snee. iron plata The alloy ia read ly alet
upon by acids. snd sats Of lead are thus Intro.
ouced into tho food. In Michigan seve:,l c.;ys
Of paralysis sgta1s have been traced to Ills :o;,
Of poisoning, and it has been discovered TIA,
children have died CT meningitis. fits aud pu-.
lytlc affection. caused by drinking milk KEEP! in
such vessels. Analysis of q large numbe, Of
specimens Of tin plate used in culinary attice.
showed the presenco of 81 alloy with lead 10 s.
most every instance, and often in large quaint.
tiee, and 1t is asserted that largo proportioa o.
tho timed wares in tne market il unH. fyr U5r
on this account
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
FURNISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY B
EDGAR SNOwDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH Is, 1879.
The republicans in The Uoited States Senate

The republicans in the Uoited States Senate
Yesterday made the election If tho officers OF
that body the occasion Of long political debate,
the suij:ot of which was tho displacement Of
,be republican officers If republican body by
democratic officers Of democratic body-the
ctject beiug to make party capital. The cool
audacity exhibited by tho republicans 10 their
prolonged opposition 20 the removal ct az eli
Ger who cpeuIy used his position as secretary Of
the Senate 10 further tho aims Of his poihca
larry, las been rarely. if ever before, ex,eiled
even 10 lhs psrty cf which audacity is the chic
component.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
NEW OLD THINGS The Rhibe G.ole i.7clrg,

NEW OLD THINGS The Rhine s;ole is1clry.
reproduction CT The crrsments OF the L,ui.
XIV. pc.iod IS boE all the rage ia P4gie. These
reproductions, which sre perfect t4c tiniles CT
the triokcls Ct the period. include buttons, shoe
aud belt buckles, stars for tho hair. chrtelaiues,
Crosses &c., all mcuntcd 10 silver. TIE Rhine
s,oucs arc IS brilliant as diamonds, and being
set 10 silver aiil stand ary amount OF wear or
cleaning. l, was Worth who first introduced
a revival Of this fsshico. Lltcy set Of gen
urc au;qle buttons 10 Rhine stones wss sold
to the fritcess Mstteroich fer 1900 Traces
($300.) ard all the aristocratie danes aud dam.
s2s Of France arc turnipg out their boards OF
ancestral tincTy 10 search of these ansIking
relies OF The past-IdraS Letter in PAiladel
phia Telegraph.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
component.

The whole proceedings Of the radicals 10 their
organized capacity shows that they arc deter
mined 10 fight their next campaign uader the
Gag Of the bloody shirt, so the country need
not be surprised if from this time until Con
gress a6jourrs it daily secs that banner waving
from ell poios in Tie radical ercaupmcnt, and
90 often hears that the rebels have stolen what
they could net win ty foroe OF arms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25

As tho friends of the bill for the settlement!
tf the State debt have large majority 10 the
Senate, We hope they may concur nj once with
the amendment to tho bill as it passed tie
House Of Delegates yesterday afternoon, and
thus remove question that should never have
been made par: of the politics CT the State.
With tho debt matter cut Of The way The con-
scryatiycs will, Gs they should, be undivided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
Hardware Board of Trade.

New YORK, March 25.-The Hardware Board
of Trade held meeting at its rooms yesterday
afternoon to discuss the sdvissbility of asking
tie next Congress to reenact bankrupt law. a
committee of the Board has bad the subject in
hand for several weeks. 1t was resolved to con
tinue tho committee and draft new law. which
shall embody the views OF merchants to be sub.
mitted to Congress at an early day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25

REST FOR HEADACHES DE-. Day says. 10
late Iectu!e: Whatever be the plan OF treat
mcpt decided upon, rest is the fist principle
to iocuIcate in every severe headache. hest,
which the busy man aad the anxious mother
cannot obtain so long as they can manage to
keep about. ia one oithe FIRST remedies for every
headache, and VIC should never cease to en-
force l.. The brain, when excited. IS much
needs quiat and 1cpose rs frec.u ed limb or IN
il 9 ,med eye. and it is obvious that the chances
of shortening the seizure and srrestsng The p.in
will deDend on our poWer to have this csTiled
out efac.usIly. 1t is n practical lesson TO be
kept steadily in view. in that there may lurk De-
tiud simple hesdsche sono lesion CT unknown
magnitude which msy remain stationary II
quieluje can be- maintained
There is poiut worth attending 10 in tho traat'
ncnt of all headache. SEQ that The head is Gle
vstsd at night, and the pillow hard for, If it IL
soft, the head sinks into it and becomes hot
which, with some people, IS enough to provoke
III attack in tho 1norning if sleep hss been long
and heavy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
FaraEyzcd,

CINcrNNATI, March Pa special dispstch
from Detroit says: Robt. McClel!and, ex.Gov-
ernor of Michigan, and Secretary of the Inte-
rior during the administration Of President
Pierce, wss stricken with paralysis lsst evening,
and lies in critical condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
MurdererS

NEW York, March 25.-Charles Thomp.
son, seaman of the bark Miphon, and }. Powers,
second officer Of the bark E!phuntine, were or.
rested here to day, on the steamer Humboldt,
charge with murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
Collision,

NEW YORK, March 25.-At sbou! noon tod ay
ss y o'clock down train from harlem on the
New York Elevated railroad reached 42nd
street i! came in Collision with IN pward bound
train. Both engnes were utterly wrecked and
one section OF the rails WAS precipitated Into the
street below. about lG persons were more or
less injuted, but none fatally. a greet panic
prevailed Oh the trairrand the wildcat conlmo.
tion lmmediste'y enEued. 1t appears that forty
second street train had just been switched off to
turn into the depot and that the switch had not
been cIosed when the down train came along.
The result was that the down train switched OF
on TO tho east side track where it collded with
The upward bouad tr.in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25

The u. S. Supreme Court has recently de-
to pay assessments fer h,ttelments as cause
for failure to meet interest aud pIlocpal 90
inprovemeDt bouGs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
Tunnel.

CINCI,EATI, March ia disya.1n 49,. ,fs,
positive Information has been received from Ia.
trot that MI Vanderbilt has AWARDED tho q i.
trsct and inst work L. to be commenced the f..
week in April for !unnelins the Detroit Elys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
Plead mt GuiIlV.

fosToN. March 25.-Nnthan +. Pratt the de-
feuiting treasurer of the Reading Savings Bank,
sum Of Ss0. 600 for examination on Wednesday
next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25

The weather III Eogaod is ver2 cold aoG
snowy. y bitter nor,heas. Wiud has prevailed
during the past fur days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
10 MMCSICaIEn

The MARKET Why Goes tho Clerk o! IL.
Market permit bill! posters 70 defsce lba ve2c,A.
tie SAILS by pasting hand bills on aesriy every
ono Of them, The clerk certainly knows TIL, :,
BE- in vioistion Of law, a2G why does &c Dcrinlt
ii a. re did last Saturday morning. Bes!d-:
thls, boys src AiloWet oplsy ball il tho make.
space. to the grss! anLoynLc3 Of pcooie t1l"t
their marketing. Wat Is Tho mater? "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25

Burns or Wounds sheu!I be attended to case
fully, especially 10 "G'd S:e'tc:. We wal
recommend keer'5 Roman uGuiment lor su-r
casts. All druggists sci IL u 80 cents b,,,c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25
ES.f:.H E.LE.L u.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. March 2j.-Thc rs.
ceipts Of grain on 'Ihsnge to-day were hIlt
and The market WAS weaker and lower. r.".f
is quiet end unchanged Whsa! is CT an ~
note small sslcs tod ~ T.! lC1, IL aai liiiT
good. Corn is also :. shade !owor. hu. in coE.r-
quence Of the light c'ls:n2s small lots hT'u'':
A. There were lich. t.ans.c!ioDa il r. Ii;
Oats and We DO.t am,!I sa'cs HL"j 10: the t'r9or
AID - for ths latter for se1I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25

gCARM BELLS ioi sac by
T. JAS. r. Cabin e SOM,
mn II e.! MInG street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25

GRASS SkEUS-Tn&.A .iszGt LAW HfH''
VI Seed-a full supply iu't rec.!Yei.
NH ID +. j. LkaUbEaTLH z BIO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25

IN BgLS KKRO3ENE snd ELAO!H
~ EECUKiTI Oils lust received ~
NH Il j. g. mlb3UEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25

IN GEICULTUnAL CHEMICALS.

Powelps Prepared Chemicals, %i!h cirfc!I)A"
for preparing good icrti.izg.5 20. d a. bi.Ir'cf'
nrices; niso cuI yhs!e Soon. SlIphsic ah&oh'7'
OIL Vltfio, &c, &c goo 81 loH,st price,
NH Is h : LEAD SEA BY - b!''.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25

POET OF ALEXANDRIA, D!AHCH %. I7'''
Sun rises JG san sc.s.".........- 10
ARRIVED.
Sir j w Thompson, lower ttc, - + a H''''
CLEARED.
Str Anthracite, Pkilsdclphis, by + a BED
ST. Ma,tsno lower PFC, By Brudcfs 81 {"
PASSED UP.
Schrs Susan EilcD, Norfolk, fox Washington;
Forward, N.Dsenond river, for 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25

NEW YORK, Mar. 2j.-:5!1cks strong Io.cy
Ga7 Flour quiet. Whest quiet. Corn OAR:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25

~sLVANlZED NAILS, Spikes hEd 3" :
W Nails n store ard for sale n: Owe! To-
NH "a JAS +. C6HLIH g StSS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25

3STES rPHALIA Hans. cJas!tss, jhs re-
w ceiyGd by .,rpu
ism ~ j. Mill ~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-25

A French company proposes to lay Ice
graph caha iconl iucltlo 10 CEoa, Win c'2'
rcotioU &c Key West.
The New York herald., 1879-03-05
FUNERAL OF MOTHER ANTONINUS.

The Rev. M. d. Lilly. o. 8. D.. celebrated the sol
emn high mass Of requiem yesterday morning in
the Convent chapel for the repose Of the soul the
late superiorcss and foundrcss. Mother Antoninus.
Only the most intimate personal friends of the de-
ceased admitted to the chapel where her little
community, bowed with grief. knolt around tho
simple white bier. Rev. Father do Fine alone sung
the Dies ire, white sound save the whispered
prayers Of the officiating priest and the suppressed
sobs OF the weeping mingled with the sad refrain.
Father Lilly gave the last absolution and Father
dc Fine read o touching tribute TO tho memory OF
the dead, when one by one the little community
pressed last kiss upon the cod. irresponsve lips
OF tloir dead mothers then children whom
her charity had rescued from poverty, and
each kissed tho STILL cold hands of their benefactress
their tears attestcd how deeply they felt their loss
Vowed to poverty in life the death and burial Of
Mother Antonintis were in strict keeping with her
Glad in the white serge habit of the Dominican
rule her remains rcposcd in simple coffin OF un-
stained white wood. the only ornament being plain
cross of dark wood upon the and plate at tho
side bearing this inscription :"Mother o. Antoninus
died March T. 1879. aged 80 years." Although the
austere rule of the Dominicans forbids expensive
dress and costly casket It does not forbid the offer.
ings OF Affection and the plain white wood Of the
colin lid was completely hidden beneath the floral
The New York herald., 1879-03-05
POLITICIANS SHAKEN.
EXCITEMENT OVER RuMoRED REMOVAL OF

EXCITEMENT OVER RUMoRED REMOVAL OF
THE COUNTY CLERK AND THE REGISTER.
rumor started from the library end Of the City
Hall yesterday that Governor Robinson had removed
the County Clerk and the Register travelled widely
over the city in very quick time bulletin in front
of the Office of morning contemporary stating
positively that the removal had been made. gave
wings Of strength and speed to- the rumor and soon
it in everybodys mouth and the absorbing topic
of conversation in political circles 1t penetrated
early into the offices Of the two officials announced
being turned adrft and stirred up the clerks
usual degree of animation. No other subject for the
nonce thought worthy Of consideration among
the lettering groups around the pillars along the
corridors of tile City Hall. The nti-Tammany men,
especially those looking for places. quickcned
into an unwonted degree OF enthusiasm and visions
of official emouments danced alluringly before their
eyes. The news quickly found its way into the
Mayors Office, and His Honor paused in his study of
aldermanic resolution to inquire of his private
secretary IL the intelligence authentic. 1t WIS
soon in the cars of Comptroller Kelly, but he smiled
in and incredubty and declared it device of
the enemy. As bad news-for such IL could
only be to the Register and County Clerk.
travels fast the officials most concerned
in this heard it without moments delay, but
allowed visible revelation of their feelings. Reg
lister Loew thought 1t odd that such fact IL fact 10
worc should be known to people in the streets and
not TO him. He gave Governor Robinson credit for
transactng such business with the strictest pro-
priety. County Clerk Gumbleton refused to consider
It of any more moment than the idle wind In the
barrooms of Park row, Nassau street and Printing
House square the current of discussion greatly
enlivened by the news and speculation rife to
the probable SUCCESSORS of the officials Tho names
of most of the prominent anti-rammany leaders
were mentioned as among the lucky ones. Late in
the afternoon the bulletin In Park that set the
rumor fairly afoat torn down, and that seemed
to shake the faith of many who hugged the dcluson
that the Of the removal true and we're pre-
pared 70 be joyful in consequence. These people
were Of course, Of the anti-Tammany persuasion.
The late editions OF the evening papers contained
Authorization of the mornings report and by night
fall the canard of City Hall manufacture was pretty
thoroughly dissipatcd.
The New York herald., 1879-03-05
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Less Ac-
tive and FeveriSh.
Government Bonds Firm, States Dull and
Railroads Strong.
Money on Call Easy at a 4 a 8
Per Cent.
WALL STREET.

TUESDAY, March 4-6 p. NJ. !,
There were some ups and some downs in to-day's
stock market but in the main they were meaning.
less. 1t would not, therefore. altogether prudent
for holders of stocks to infer that everything was
going to the "demnition bow-wows" because q few
stock gamblers of the less influential sort had ranged
themselves upon the short side of the market They
nevertheless appear to have done to-day. making
Northwestern common tho especial object OF attack.
From 531s the stock driven to 81 Il. from which
point it rose to 523s in final dealings The funny
part of the matter is that the chief sellers long
OF the stock being members of the pool which for
better security and with wholesome dread of the
depravty which is inseparable from stock gambling
had locked up in trust company some 70000 shares
in the shape OF 1000 share certificates. 1t appears
that these certificates neither obtainable for pur
poses of transfer. nor by Board rules are they
"good delivery" consequently the sellers have to
all intents and purposes placed themselves short Of
the market while being actually long of it. and
forced to the necessity of either buying borrowing
shares to meet their contracts. The matter is i'm
portant only showing that the present decline is
being engineered outside venture. while the
roal sentiment of the great operators lies in quite
contrary direction. The outlook to-day, however.
bearish enough to disconcert heavy holders and
to frighten light ones, and prices sagged accord
ngiy. Opening with fair degree Of steadiness tha
market yielded to the pressure of both short
and long sales, subsequently rallied fractionally.
again fell of. and finally closed under partial
action. which not sufficient. however. to restore
prices to the best points of the day AS whole the
days business was unworthy OF serious attention.
Certain stock gamblers who would scarcely rate aa
Al at any financial Lloyds were allowed the freedom
Of the market. aud worked it up and down to the
extent of their second rate ability. The result
achieved. however. no more illustrative of the
general condition Of trade and finance existing in
national than would be upon single
card in a faro bank fortuitous disposition Of
"horses and gigs'' in policy shop.
The opening highest. lowest and closing prices Of
stocks at the New York Stock Exchange to-day
The New York herald., 1879-03-05
MIR. WELLS ESTATE.

The United States Trust Company has been ap-
pointed trustee of the estate Of Mr. Jonathan Ire
maine Wells, the eccentric and wealthy old man.
WHOSE sanity was lately under investigation by q
Sherif's jury in Brooklyn by Judge Gilbert, of the
Kings County Supreme Court. His Honor is of the
opinion that Mr.. George Sbey second cousin to the
old gentleman, who conducted the case for the
petitioner. acted in spirit of kindness throughout
He e1onerates him from all blame in tho matter and
says he did what right. The counsel receive no
allowance. The sum OF $500 is allowed Mr.. Van
Sinderin. the receiver. and the commissioners re-
ceive $3.50 each.
The New York herald., 1879-03-05
DRINK AND DISTRESS.

A sad case Of dcstitution came up yesterday
at the Tombs Police Court. Mrs. Margaret Griffin,
and four small children tone infant). we're before
the bar. the mother having been found drunk and
disordcry at No. IA Roosevelt street, where they
were living, by Officer Barrow, of the Fourth pre-
cinct aud arrested. The woman stated that her
husband was inmate of the Wards Island Lunatic
Asylum and that she was elected from her apartments
bccaus she could not pay her rent She could not
count iuteligently for being Intoxicated, and said
that II Justice SMITH would only let her 90 she
could support her children. The woman given
81 and the society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Children directed to inyostig gate the case.