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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL
MONDAY EVENING, March 10.
The general tone of the money market has
been quiet throughout the entire week. The
banks continue well supplied with funds, and
as a general rule there is no difficulty expert
enced in placing first-class commercial paper
at the usual rates of interest
New YOrk Financial Market.
NEW YORK, March l0.-Money market active
Prime mercantile paper s1z95 per cent
Sterling-Dull
Governments generally steady.
railroad securiiies active.
State bonds dull.
higher, but subsequently prices declined Il to
IL, Western Union, Atlantic and Pacific and
ment. At several board quotations the cur
rent showed a recovery of to ~ from the
lowest point, and the market continued firm
to the close, and advanced in prices from the
lowest point, ranging from 4 to l5s. The
stocks most conspicuous in the Improvement
were Western Union, Michigan Central, Lake
Shore and Northwestern.
The Express says: THE executive commit
tee of the Western Union telegraph directors
met to-day, and recommended the usual quar-
terly dividend of ~ per cent. This was dis
appointment to those spectators who ex-
bnt STOCK Saa .ns
reported that the surplus, April l, would be
$4,000, gain of S2i2 900 since January l, and
that the company was negotiating coptrac Is
with the Erie, Pennsylvania and Baltimore
and Ohio roads which would preclude these
companies from going into the telegraph bust
ness, and that the capital stock would be
raised to $50, 900, 600 and per cent. dividend
paid thereon, and soon as this could be
done without inviting hostile legislation on
the part of Congress"
AT last advices the Southern Pacific Rail-
road company's track was Laid $50 miles east
from San Francisco.
Transactions en- the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated ll5.O00 shares, of which II ,00O were
Ohlos, 5000 Lake Shore, 1000 Northwestern
common, 1000 Northwestern preferred, 200
It. Paul common, $1,000 Lackawanna, 1000
New Jersey Central, 2O.00p Western Union.
5000 Pacific Mail, 2,40J Kansas Pacific, 5000
Kansas and Texas, 900 Michiga nCentral, and
1900 st. Louis and San Francisco.
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Inarl2 3w,

NOTICE is hereby given TO the citl-
IN zcns of the Nineteenth (ls) ward, in
the city of indianapolis, Center town.
Charles j. Werbe, male inhabitant OF said
ward, over the age of twenty-one years, will
apply to the board of county commissioners OF
sara county. at their next meeting. for q
license 10 sell, for one year, spurious, vinous
and malt liquors, in less quantity than n
quart at time, with the privilege Of allowing
the same to be drank on my promises.
The precise location of the premises whereon
lows: Lot No. /, outlot No. 81, Nos. Isl and 25S,
East Washington street, in tho city OF In
Indiana.
(Signedl = CHARLES ]. WERBE.
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SauaSh0a.

Correspondence Massachusetts, PIowmanl
The squash ranks among the first of veget-
ables being q welc )me dish upon the table,
healthful and delicious. And as the potato
crop Is becoming somewhat of an uncer
taipiy, and its production attended with
greatly increased labor and cost. on account
OF the Colorado beetle, the squash may yet
become more of a necessity than ever before.
The great care and attention which have
been given to the improvement of the squash
has resulted in giving US valuable varieties,
well adapted to the different Seasons. Illus
trative c. this, take the Tuibaa for a fall
squash and .he Hubbard for winter so uash.
The labor required to raise and gather
crop of squashts is comparatively light
The cost OF seed for an ac-e is small. even TO
purchase pure seed of reliable scotsman.
OF course tbe tender growing plant has its
enemies in worms and insects, and must BE-
protected; and herein, perhaps, lies the
greatest secret. Tho nlsgsot has destroyed
the crop OF many farmer ami gardener,
even when the vines seemed plugging and
reTeliDg In luxuriant yisur. In some Sec
tons OF the past year the maggot has caused
wide and sweeping distraction, and disCour-
aged many from expecting crop of squsshes
In the future
Having lost my crop OF squsshes in former
years by the alaggot, aud also been much
annoyed by bugs, my efforts the past year in
combating nagsots and bugs we're simple.
easy and successful. For the benefit of those
who wish TO make use of my experiments, I
Will state them:
Spread the main part OF the manure upon
The land and piow under, putting one SHOW
elful OF finely composted manure in the hill.
with HANDFUL OF eait thoroughly mixed
with it 1t the maggot should appear, pour
water mixed with Paris green about the
roots OF the plants. My trouble with bugs
was to the extent OF two applications of Paris
green in water, requiring but little time
As these applications are made before the
plants blossom. see no danger.
For Tfllers of the Soil.
[Waupun Times.1
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COLLINS
voL1AIc ELECTRIC
PLASTERS
Protect, Support, Strengthen
and Console Afflicted
Humanity.

If you desire instant and permanent relief,
try these wonderful Plasters. They act the
moment they are applied. No other remedy
in the world can quickly assuage the most
violent paroxysms OF Pain. They distribute
throughout the nervous system gentle and
continuous current of Electricity, which in
stantly annihilates Pain, vitalizes Weak and
Paralyzed Parts, cures Chronic Weaknesses
and Ailments that have been the torture Of
q lifetime, strengthens the Weak, supports the
Weary, and in a hundred ways prove them
selves a priceless boon to suffering humanity.
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PRICE, as CENTS.

Be careful to obtain COLLINS VoLTAIc
ELECTRIC PLASTERS, a union OF Electricity
with Healing Gums and Balsarns. Sold by all
Druggists. Be sue to get what you are willing
to pay for
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Saving Manure by Absorbesits.
iCor. Country GentleInsn.I

II there is one thing more thar another of
Importance to farmers it would seem to be
the subject Of manure, or fertilizers. their
making and economizing. and their applica-
ton. The subject of absorbents at once
goes 10 the root of n,anure-making, as we'll
as to the saving of its ammonia from other
wise inevitable waste. The urine of animals
contains a large part of the nitrogen and
phcsphoric scld of animal excrement, there
fore 1t would seem Of the greatest import
ance that means should be taken to save 1t
in some form convenient of application 10
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NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens of
IN the Ninth ward. in the city of Indianap-
oils. Center township, Marion county. Indiana,
that 1, John Davy, male 1nhabitant OF
said ward, over the age of twenty-one years.
will apply to the board of county commission
ers of SAID county, at their April meeting, for
n license to SELL for one year, spurious. vinous
and malt liquors, in a less quantity than a
quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing
the same to be drank on my premises.
desire to sell said liquors is described as fol-
lows: Southeast corner OF outlot No. 81, known
as No. 322 on East Washington street, in 1.-THE
city of Indianapolis, Center township, Marion
county, Indiana.
(Signed) JOHN DAVY.
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GENERAL STOCKS.

NorE-The purchasing price for Government
bonds in Indianapolis varies from the New
York quotations N@l per cent.
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the soil. This Is most econo 'aic Sly done by
means of absorbents, and these sosorDents
should be dry matter, capable OF absorbing
and holding all the valuable elements Of
the liquid or they lose their efficacy. Farm
ers pay literally for similar matter from the
market, not realizing that by little fore
sight and lab Or as good results might be had,
while the cash might be used in some other
ways Dried swamp muck, leaves. straw,
sawdusf, clay and fine sand are probably the
best absorbents. and about in the order
named. However, some reference should
be had to the soil to which the manure is to
be applied, and this matter OF application
must be adapted to the soil as well as to the
purpose to be subserved. A neighbor of
mine applied a dressing OF manure broad
cast on plowed ground, and for weeks there
was an ammoniacal scent ia the air, and SO
strong was it that it penetrated the rooms OF
houses an eighth of mile away so power
fully, vixen the windows were up, as to be
offensive. The query with me was, did or
will that man get the greatest good from this
mode of application of manure?
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COMMERCIAL.

The general markets have undergone no
changes worthy of special comment during
the week closing with this evening. The
weather of the past few days has briskened up
trade in all branches of commerce, and the
number of country buyers in the city has been
larger than for weeks past,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-12

The provision market has been quie
throughout the week. and on Saturday ano
to-day it was rather duh, but holders are not
anxious sellers at the ruling quotations.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18
wastersen for TiIdcn.

Henry Watterson of the Louisville Cou-
~rier-Journal, sticks to Tilden notwith-
standing the result in New York. He de-
hsers himself thus: We may lie sure
that the self-seeking and the laundering
which have brought this edless disaster,
and which, in too many cases, may be sup
posed without injustice to take a secret
delight in it, wi ! not resolve themselves to
any definite policy. They viii express
themselves yariously. There will be booms
and booms, as they are called. We shall
have q Bayard boom, We shall have a Han
cock boom. There may even be in a small
way a Hendricks boom. dividing It's little
time with Kelly; in ihs East, Kelly and
Hendricks. In short each cock will eros
from his own particular dunghill, filing
the air with 8 claEnor from whose DISCO
nance and din but q single accordant note
shall be heard, and that in dispraise VI the
only man who is guiltlsss Of an act or a
word TO distract his party, and Know chiefly
through his sacrifice and benches. To
this complexion has it come st last, and
we are asked to abandon a leader who gave
rs 8 national victory. and to follow the
leaders who have wantonly thrown that
victory away. There are many good and
true men in the Democratic party who are
worthy to wear the purple notably, SEN
afor bayaTd, General Hancock and Mr..
Justice Fisid: but their il nc one Of them
who ever will or sver can reach the White
House over the dead body Of Mr.. Tilden.
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eureka Dailp Sentinel.
Marvellous Mineral Resources OF
the United States.


from the New York Mining Record.l
Studying the geological map which
was published by the government with
the reports Of the last census OF the United
States, one is naturally led to fancy that
Nature, never apparently doing anything
at haphazard or without plan, for some
vast ends, must have purposely favored
that part of the American Continent now
covered by the States and Territories OF the
Union, not to speak OF territory, which, in
course Of events, Is assuredly destined to
belong to u people. The vast carbonif-
erous basins OF the country. as notable for
their Of mineral fuel ca Puget
Sound, aud in far away Arizona as in
Pennsylvania. Ohio and Illinois, have no
where else on earth anything to compare
with them in extent or quality.
Our riches in petroleum are not less re-
marhable, and through them a RECON Of
country singularly rough geographically,
out of the way, and otherwise valueless, has
Teen made OF I'M economic importance
to the country and TO the world. Had
these subierraneous treasures. however,
been planted in Spanish America, who is
permitted to believe that to-day mankind
would have been materially benefited by
them, at least in this epoch? As for our
LAlito " 80 hAAA - " t<@- - ~
thing at this time 20 the readers of the
Mining Record; while Of cur resources Of
copper and lead. we shall only say that
wien Arizona will have been brought into
direct railway communication with the
East, which is now so near at hand, we
shall be able to command the copper mar
ket Of the world, and also that with the
opening Of new argentiferous lead mines
in Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona
and Nevada, the supply of lead from that
source will enable our people to probably
undersell, in every commercial quarter. all
other lead producers.
Coming to iron we are destined to he
the chief producer Of that metal in the
world. Nowhere else are the ores OF iron so
abundant. Here iron ore Is found in all
geological formations from Lake Superior
and north New York to Alabama and Texas;
in Oregon, California and Arizona in ON
nett ut, New Jersey, Virginia, and North
Carolina: in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois; in
West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee;
in Missouri aud in Arkansas, not to speak
Of the one State Of Pennsylvania, hitherto
the chief seat Of the iron industry of the
country. Furthermore, the country
abounds in every variety Of the ores OF iron.
equal to the most celebrated varieties found
elsewhere, whether Of Elbe, Spain, Portu-
gal, Sweden or Algeria.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Owing to the recent improvements on my
skyiight. l beg leavs TO call public attention TO
the fact that / have at last attained the ideal Of
my dreams, viz The ,ruthfulness. the round
and solid boldnsss Of relief. 50 much admired
in = good photograph Of the Rembrandt style.
To Any ene skeptfezl on this statement. l will
cheerfuiiy convince them by Offering 6 com
parison Of photos Of recent taking with those
Of former days, thereby subsfantistiug the
above announcement.
Also. note THIS, and Der il Through
the convenient management Of my present
light. pictures Of superior quality can be taken
in any weather. snowy especially. as my sky
hight is so constructed as to shade OF the snow
as it falls. Children and groups are recon-
msudei for sneh days. Copying improved on
the original. either plain or worked up in erayon
or color. LOUIS MONACO, Artist.
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Boschee,s German syrup

Can now be purchased right at home. 1t Is the
most successful preparation ever introduced to
our people. 1t works like 8 charm in all cases
Of Consumption, Hemorrhage,
Asthma. severe Coughs, Group and all other
Throat and Lung diseases. No person has ever
used this medicine without getting immediate
relief. yet there are = great many poor, suffer
Ing: skeptical persons going about our streets
sumption coming from their lungs. who viii
not try ii. II you die. it is your own fault, as
You can go to your druggist and get q Sample
relieve any case. Regular sizs only 70 cents.
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18th day Of November, 1879.
Furnishing and Constructing Iron
Prison Cells.


Ard furn.sb.nc ali the labor aud material, and
putting said cells In place 10 the County ssn
bailding Of Ear~ks county, NevsaA' s.ua.en
the corner Of BateInan aud Monfe stfes's, WV
and county Of Eureka, Nevada. Laen a. Nv
cells TO be seven feet Iona, nve iett = = az
seven feet high, and 10 be constructed u ~
material mentioned in, and In seeordAhee viva
the plans and specifications sdoptsa sna
snuroyed BIZ the said Board Of County Commit.
sioners Of Eureka county. Nevada, on ths \
day Of October. 1879, and nov ON nls =
clsrk OF said Board. Said plans and spseines
lions are open for inspection. aud may pe seen
Al the ofaee of the County CLERK OF EufsAs
county, Nevada. Each bid must be tof ~.
forming kll the labor, and furnishing AZ "
material OF every kind and description, Aha
no erection, completion and putting In pises
said cells within the aforesaid jail. siIieuy -
accordance with said plans aud sptcinvat,on,'
The party whose bid shall be accepted snsa.
within ave days thereafter, enter into sw,'usa
contract to furnish all necessary mstsri1t ~
labor, and build, put In place. and comp,s,s
said cells, in accordance with ths sooss m -
toned plans and specifcAtions. resdy va,
occupied by the 10th day OF pesemoes ~
which said plans and spectncauons snsA la
made q part Of said contract. and snsia -
furnish the county Of Eureka. Nevsds, : 10Y
and safaclsnt bond In the sum OF nve 49,
doilars, 10 be approved by the aforesAia ~.
Of County Commissioners OF lures sy "asn'
Nevada. conditioned TO the faithfai PERI, ~
anos OF the contract sud the coppisuon y 49,
said cells, ready for sccsessnee BY TINS So'a W.
of December. 1879. -..u
Said contract shall be let TO the lowsssf''
sponsible bidder. ..,o.
The payment will be inside on the conipis''
and acceptance Of tie work. .~s
The Board Of County Commissioners 'e
the right to reject any and all bios .x.m.
Sealed proposals will be opened ane easa.
ined BY said Board ON the nth day OF No'sA'
Der. A. ID. 1879. at 10 O'Clock An. So, Al
- Witness my hand and the sea- =
Maid Board Of Count, omn ~ M
100 bf Eureka county. Nevsas' 'A'
O0Sdsy CT October. 1879. -
Clerk Board Of County Commissioners o. A4
reka county. Nevada.
BY L. N. BELL. Deputy CLERK. aod
Eureka, October Is, lsIs. o
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How Ii Is Done.

The first object in life with the American
people is to :. get rich" the second how to re-
gain good health. The FIRST can be obtained by
energy. honesty and saving the second tgood
heaithl by using GREENS AUGUST FLOWER.
Should You be . Respondent sufferer from any Of
the effects of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, In
digestion. ETC., such AS Sick Headache. Palpita-
ton Of the Heart. Sour Stomach, Habitusl Cos
tiveness, Dizziness Of the Head. Nervous Pros
trauon. Low Spirits, etc. YOU need not suffer
another day. Two doses Of AUGUST FLOWER
will relieve you at once. Sample Bottles 10
cents. Regular size rs cents. Positively sold
by All frst-class druggists in the United States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18
Notice to Creditors.

TN THE AFTER OF THE ESTATE ~
L q. Robinson. deceased Notice ~ n y, M
given BY the undersigned, Admtnistrs'yMr ~. srsd,
estate OF 8. y. Robin-on deceased, ~ Mssiust
ms sststs Of said deceased. to exhibit 'Hs ssn
with the Necessary vouchers. wi'I,np No.
manths After tbs arss publication o. va VA. I" "a
tioe. 10 the said administering =. J. vsvsas,
'" s'S~A "'0s"V JAMEs VI. SMITH,
AdosEistYstor of the estate OF .
deceased. ,s.a po5l
Eureka. New, November s.ao"
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

Il X CONSOLIDATED MINING CoMPA-
IN ny. Location Of principal place of bust.
ness, San Francisco, California. Location Of
works, Eureka Mining District. Eureka County
Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
ment No. 81 levied on the third sd day Of oc-
toter. 1879. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. - fol-
fnuQ.
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Sealed Proposals for Bids

Two SINK A SHAFT. 4 FEET 8 INCHES
Il by 3 Feet 8 Inches. One Hundred Feet,
ontractors to furnish all tools. powder, fuse.
re-, necessary for sinking said shaft. The
ompany reserve the right TO reject any and all
b ds. Apply at Parker House, TO
A. W. ATCHTNSnN.
superintendent Idaho @. 4 s. II Co.
Eurskas November ]. IeTs. nov2-f
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II you have . fne or complicated watt OF
clock. . music boz. an automaton singing bird,
or any other delicate and intricate piece OF
mechanism needing repairs. go TO
EDw. WILHELM,
Chronometer. watch and cioekmaker, one door
north of Meyers / Franklin, Main street.
All work warranted to give perfect satisfsc.
ton or positively no charge. %
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II you want your nns watches repaired IN
the best manner and guaranteed for one year 10
keep correct tins. 90 70 Dtrsus' Jswslry Store
below the Parker Houss. les
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N IT T.

IL PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n W. II. CLARK. and all parties Indebted
to him, are requested 10 call Immediately and
.rttls with J. H. MrNDY. at the store, corner
II Main and Clark streets.
EarskA Asptsmbsr .. ls7s. ~
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the best chance to buy Dry Goods ct the
present time is now offered by ELIAS 4 BRO,
next door 10 the White Pine Bank. A great re-
the house. su1s
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NOTICE.

EDIToh SENTINEL IT Is A MISTAKE
IL that this toll road IL free. Tho oh rtsr TO
the ton road 10 not up TIL january adj then the
road IL not free unless the county buys II a, me.
ELIZABETH DANFKE.
Eureka. November Is, 1879. nov1k-3t
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Notice 70 Miners

IARar LOT OF ORE SACKS AL
a s.raing Machinery can be purenasssoa
cheap for cash. by applying immeaia rhsrlss
Mr.. q. II. Mundv, At Cluts's store. y
Hyer, opposits the ConseItdstsa "oE .~sAH
Euraks, 0ctpbsS a. UU.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE IL HEREBy GIVEN. By TIE
N Board OF County Commissioners Of Eure.
la county. Neysda. that Sealed Proposals wiz
be received BY the said Board, up 70 10 oe'oeS
A. NJ. on the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18
Rooms to Rent.

THREE ROOMS TO RENT. FURNISHED
i or nnfurnished Terms very reasonable.
inquire. three doors south OF the sehool-house:
or, In the old BxSgIzxL once rooms. pe-sts
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-18

LamPsi Lampsii
Tbs best assortmsnt ever brought 10 Eureka
- REMINGTON 4 cos.
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Watches, JsweIry and Clocks Re.
Dafrod.

you want to have your watches and jew
elry repaired in . workmanlike manner. go to
y. Stelers jeweiry store. two doors above the
White Pine County Bank. Main street. All
work Harrnnfed
, 1879-02-26

A notable evcnt tntelY III Paris was tnc ssr,h "rJ
ding Of DR.. Hu8tayH Simon Hna M'isi I"'rs
Sa,incis. Dr. Simon Is the son o. si.,a'tre u: "d..
S!nou The marriage service was ah GAe!as' II
ly civil one, being performed by tlic Aat93tt At3tne
tho Eighth ACCOMPLISHMENT. Tug Mnu'st W.. X
which was 1nust brilliant oit, taok peVjts Vtctor
tho AayoraltY u The HUE 81. lioHols. hno Ia
Hugo Was the roat l,onorci Eucst, anu "nsu tI.1
entered The building with hs aaagteFha,asSr nc ,ansr
Aiut1ame LoIlsroy, upon his arm; lno Kin0.
1nudu wuy bBtoru htI rs II lle !!iu ueeh r.ssni
Mn,ly hundreds nf Invited guests "eFe f'e'>A'
A London correspondent says: .,.n., art.
"All TINT was most illusirious III y, sretE
literature, ui.l politics, attended, ~ xe.ter.
ok finance. Prince OsloH, who was o. SUI ns1'rrst,,.
DAY to bt tn Belgium, WIS foreHlost u w. suita
lating Oh thu hnp,Y event H. "l,l ,,'ar, Ms crnvd
simon, who. when the lnAt OF tho -. ~ Netu
Ind shaken hAiltls In filing out. last H., elo;4
as tired AZ Unitctl 6tatea l'rcsi!!e'ls ~ l'>
Ut leyee ut the Whttc-llouse."' ~ ihe
The greater portion 0f butt GAh!'!ottfa tf,,an VII
Fscncl, Assembly attended. 'ietof ttaI tts Itins.
o,lo Of DR.. snon's witnesses: tAe utt't ..s of ths
ii. Camille sce, o1e Of tbs scciG!atfs , ~ Siebst
Chamber, ulll thu promoter ot b''l * f,bn
female eiucation. Two bankers, 1i. sIn. e sue
ul,l Raphael, were witnesses Tor !ns r. nil s
herself was lie must ,iotabio nojesst s1cule.,
vnst assembly. She WIS yoAnG ~" hr,atiful
u,ul Of dark complexion. She worn .s.at ht1
pure wAIts costume, without 1eNe' ,.nrh n d
person. ThIs elegant simplicity "a' "A~.
Intrpd,