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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30


DOTTERDAM LINE.
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t'h'>HdS 'auu.tS ON
~ 2Utu
49, lst CaDn. e60-s7O q Cabin. $50. Stesrage. s!a
H. CAIAUN. ecu agt. - south Will4m-sJ
FUNGI. EUNE & co. u South Nuuan-st. Freight AGA
l. ". MOHnI~. 81" Bro-GT1 Az General PASSAGE \ seut
VI HIlE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AID ROYAL NAIL SIEA MEH5
FUR QUEEN TOWN AND LlN CkPOOl+
&OTlC The searlersOf this Line tlee the - ie f0hc;
ummende by Lieu Many l. = N on b1th the OUT 'aF
auu hOncwarti y.vaZrs
Bal Perry p ~
BNLrI Lapt Pi!s-l Thu sdJ IL D. IOa ~
CHS 4 It & kennedy .~ltu aaY IAN. 10 NJ
tr.t. IL C,pt Gle nd Tauf~Oa .. Jan pa, a
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT Of WEST
J. inst
nose steamers are uniform in All nsurp ssel m ap
luuiHl-n Tn "a Don, 7ta,eTJOGs, SuOAlhs dnl BALI
placed ships where tit NOISE AM mI,pn arc
least ir ahorins degres of comfort htl'to ua'A'naoe
alb terms Storage Old Country. $50 From New
ioIk.
These steamers CARY neither cattle sheep nor pigs.
FOR ln- uEs other information apply at the
Conpluy'- 81 Broadway New IOtA, or No lao
Na.nucst.. Philadelphia k.J. CoNliS Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
GoIeIs.

BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
FIFTH AVENUE AND jOrli-S TREZr.
Opposite Cathe1ral.
JOsI.IN & FU LLER PropuoiOrs
This new an elegant house Delightfully."- situated the
very centre Of ne aslonabs residences churches
schools &C. Central r. depot within
minutes walk OF Road Madison
venulatoI Heating. Plumbing and other sanitary ao-
polntuients per.e;t
Patronned ny the best Families Of Europe lad America
CONDUCTED on THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Restaurant Unsurpassed: charges reasonable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30

poUgLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
NENT, AND HE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WIN ABSOLUTE sAFErY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
ITO PHlLADELPHlA,,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE oLDLsTABLIsHEo RQrTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
N TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
- ni;POrS IN PHILADELPHIA. II NEW.lORk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25
VIRGINIA NEWS.

DR.. Hunter Mcclure. of Richmond, has 70.
turoed from European trip.
Governor Holiday will take part in tho exar-
cises at Kings Mountain s. g., 90 tho CHI. T.h,
and S:h of October.
The wife of DR.. Burrows. of Lower Fouquier,
is 10 fair way to recover from tho burns she
received few days ago by her clothes taxing
fire from the stove.
The it'll, SOD Of MIR. Wctmorc, Of Mcrosc.
Fauquier county, was not very seriously hurt
by the accidental discharge Of tho gun ~ the
hands Of his brother.
Richard Hardawny Meade. late the senior
member of tho we'll known drug firm of mosdc
4 Baker, OF Richmond, died 10 that city yes
terday.
Cards ore out Tor several fashionable we'd.
diugs 10 Richmond in October. Geo or two oil
Richmoud's reigniug beauties era among tho
plumber of those who will enter tina! holy state
this autumn.
A short time stree, during q tllund,r storm
10 Madison County, Wills. The team OF Dir.
Hugh Smith Was 90 tho road, tho lightning
struck aod killed thrco Of the, mules 10 the
tosm of six. Strange to sly. the driver. who
was on tho team ut tho time, wis not !rJ ured.
Miss Rsbecc, Vandyne. an aged lady OF
Petersburg, died very suddenly on Thursday
10 tho ssventy.lirst year OF her age Of heart
disease. The previous day she spent sjmc time
in shopping, md in tho evening attended a
wedding reception.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25

MIR. Chase, who. with twelve men who had
voted for Davis. boiled the recent fusion con-
yeutioa in Maiue and nominated straight
preenback ticket for the sole purpcss OF giving
the electoral vote of that State to Garfield. was
the editor of the Portland Ecquirer, the lead
log ereepback paper in Maine, but the proptic'
tors of that paper, as all the other unpurobas'
able prsenbaokers 10 the Pioe State, believing
that they can better afford to give the demo
erals there electoral vctee, reserVlpg tour fol
themselves, than to give the entire seven to the
radicals, have informed him that he must veclte
the editorial chair and allow it to DO filed by
one who exhibits moro practical sense and po'
litcsI honesty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25

C3unHs --"Hrc,cn's Bronchial Troches" are
u2od with advantage to alleviate CoUGHs. SORE
THROAT, HoARsESEss and BRONCHIAL. ATFKc-
boen in uso, with annually increasing favor
They arc not new and untried. but, having besn
tested by wids snd constant use for nearly an en-
trio generation, they have attained we'll merlted
rank among the few staple remedies Of the ago.
IuE TunoAT.-"Bro1On' bronchial Trochssr
nc. directly on the organs of the voice. They
have IN extraordinary effect in all disorders of the
Throat and Lsrynx, restoring healthy tone
when relaxed. either from cold or over e1ertion
Of tho voice. snd produce clear and distinct
orurciation. Speakers and singers find the
Troches useful.
A COUGH, Cold, OATARRH OR SORE THRoAT
requires Immediate attention, as nogec: Of
tch!imes results in some incursbe Lung Dis
oAso. "Bro,On's bronchial lToches' will al
most invariably give relief. limitations are Of
fered for sale, many OF which are ini furious. The
genuine "Bro.cms Bronchial T'o:hes" are sold
uI!ytu Jo3sS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25

Mr.. Couklirg's recent sectional aud iocaudi.
ary s1esch has proved the greatest boomerang
of the presidential CANVASS The republicans
ali over the North are deprecaliog it, while the
democratic newspapers are publishing it as
their best oam paigu m after. The war has been
over fifteen years, ard the Northern people,
republicans as we'll as democrats. arc wise
enough to correctly appreciate the injurious
ell, G! tho Continuance of sectional animosity has
upon the business interests Of the whole coun.
try, North as we'll as South. MIR. Conkliug has
made several Of tho greatest eff,rts Of bis life,
but his recent speech stands pre-eminently alcne
ss bis greatest failure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

Marie Vap, Cincinnati girl, ba9 made
success in Rome as prims donna soprano.
A Madrid dispatch says the Queen rose on
Thursday for few hours. Sho Is Progressing
favorably.
MIR. Parnell ia at present in Eogiand, con-
sultiDg eminent lawyers on the suolecs OF the
rumored government prosecution OF members OF
the Land League.
The pew French cabinet is generally regarded
as makesbilt. Nj. Barthclemy St. Hilalro,
minister of foreign affairs, says the:e will DO 20
change in The foreign policy Of the government.
William j. Taylor & Co., Of Newcastle upon.
Tyne, insurance brokers, ship owners and coro
is @ ors, have failed. Their liabilities arc placed
OF Ell $50 1t is expected that three or tour
small firms will be seriously affected by the TAIL
ure of This firm.
Notbirg new has taken plaza around Dial
ciguo Admiral Seymour is still waiting Tor
firm, Il answer from Riz, Pasha to tba demand
for the surrender of the towo, and Tui ksh NEG
| of war have arrived in tho vicinity, thus H.
| croasing the perilous nRluro OF tho situation,
and conflict is possible at any moment.
News has been received of tho revolt CT the
natives against the French 10 the Island oil
Dominion, ono of the Marquesa5 group. 10 the
| Pacific Ocean Several whites and natives were
killed. The whites fortified themselves as vel
as possible. but were on the poiut of surrender
when relieved by French guuboat from Mu
kabva. The insurrecion was surprised.
Reports of fighting betwoou Russians and
| Chimes, in Turkestan are current at St. Peters
burg. Msjr General Levasobeff telpgraphE
from Savissivsk. on the och of July. that
7,400 troops Oh tho road 10 kuIcJi Wero delayed
! By severe fighting near Laritsohee, and thai
400 troops were said to be fighting with {
force of 10000, partly Chinese regulars.
A rumor that the government intends tt
| prosecute the members Of the Lind League fol
participating in the meeiiogs was considered g.
| q private meeting of the Irish members 10 Dub
| ln yesterday. The meeting resolved that Ii
the event of prosecution or arrest ct member
the entire active section of the parliamentary
| party shall be summoned to Ireland to co
operate still moro vigorously with the oca
leaders.
Daring tho excitement in Lima. Potu, las
month, CONSEQUENT upon the victories OF tht
Chiaus and their threatened attack upon thai
city, the ciliz,ns formed ioto companies and
prepared for its defense. Exon tho Chinese
residents Joined in the movement, and the nu-
cIeus of Celestial Guard was formed By
six y of tho richest Cinnamon in tho capital
and corps of some GOO men ''of tho bost Chi.
uese society" was offered. There was gonora
exodus of other Foreigners. 1t is stated tina
tho Chilians bombarded Callao August 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of the letters remaining
in the Postofice in this city Sept rs.
Persons calling for letters will say they are I'D
vertised and give the date Of tho list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent TO the dead letter office. in Washington
Berthe, Mr. Moore Thos
Crump, VIM McDougal, Osthsliae
Clark, YIN Pernell Mrs o +
Christisr Samuel Riley, Geo s
Chiffon, Mrs Maria Ross, Benz
Garter, HanFietta Sullivan, 81
johnson, Mrs Geo N Thompson, y q
Jones, Augio Taylor, Mrs Ann
Jones, K Tryon, MD, A W
Kraus, Mrs Sarah
1t LEWIS MCKENZIE. z. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25
claims.

A meeting of Independent republicans was
held 10 Now York las: night at which 2.0Oo
were present, among them Mr.. Leonard Jerome
Mr.. John W. Forney. Col. II. Fl. HadIey, Gen.
Geo. p. Este. T. B. Wakemsu. Gen. T. d.
Jones. Col. Il. NJ. Lee, Gen. Fl. G. Worthlng-
ton, Paul 8. Forbes. Samuel S. Patterson, y ohm
I. Green. Geo. II. Mitchell. Col. Runke, OF
Philadelphia, and other we'll known republicans
ali of whom avow their intention OF supporting
Hancock. Of course no man can tell what may
happen between now and the "a OF November
but to every man we'll informed about politics.
whether he b, democrat. republican. green
hacker or Mahonits. present appearances 'nd'
cate the election of Hare ok By larger ma
iority than has ever been given an American
President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25
NEWS OF TIE DAT.

Vennor, the Canadian weather prophet. pre-.
Gc 8 cold asd stormy weather for the r%!naicder
of September and part of October.
The Committee Of the I.chirb and Sohuylkil!
Coal Exchange. at thsir monthly meeting yes-
terdsy, agreed 10 recommend that no change 10
prices bo made during October.
Tho u. S. Treasurer yesterday revived o
conscience contribution Of SllG from Chicago
for duty, the sender said, on articles of per-
sonsl baggage. Another contribution received
by the Treasurer was 500 silver Certificate
from New York without any explanation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25

Poor psopls as we'll as rich like tea and col:
fee, aud though these articles. ara by no means
Cheap, that they are not twic, IS dear as they
are is DO fault of Mr.. Garfield. for be voted
against taking the tariff off them aud putting
them on tho free list.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25

Tho New York Herald though it said that
MIR. Garfield must present better evidence than
he has yet offered bsforo be can Be acquitted OF
the serious charges against his persona! honor
still lsars toward him. 1t said yesterday that
if the voters next November declare against the
democrats ii. will warn them TO q more cou-
servative policy" Well if the democrats havo
been anything elsa than copservati7e ever since
the war they arc greatly mistaken that's all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25

and bear their losses With such Grsca rs they
can command. They have no claims TO be paid
and ask for no pensions. Nobody asks for
Southern pension. and these who have South
arn claims are not Southern men. They are
either men living in the South who opposed the
indspenderc, oftbeir section, OF else Northern
men who have bought their claims, and OF ell
the people in the world the Southern are The
most likely to oppose the payment OF Suoh
claims
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25
CLEAR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAEMlUAL;

NEY'SFERTILlZING CHEMICALS
u The formula given below ia based upon M
experience of many years. and is wall hdsp'td
to either Whoat, Corn Potatoes q: Tobacco
Formula
200 ID, Pure Dissolved Slaughter :t"tl4a Bone
100 lbs Sulphate Potash,
IS lbs Sulphste MsgEesis,
Is lbs Sulphate Ammonia.
Price $40 For use the above formula should DO
mixed with sut cicnt dry muck. decsyed vegets-
Bile matter, or stable manure TO make one ton III
weight. The compost may DO used Immediately
after mixing bu. it is improved By being allow
ed to remain some days under shelter, III order
that the bone and chemicals may thoroughly
comming gle and pervsda the msag. Apply by
means OF drill from .01 to 800 pounds 10 TIE
acre. The above price is net cash for tho Tor.
mu,a, delivered free on board the cara or steam.
tos! in Alexandria, Va.
.jANNEI u co,
sap IL Nos 70 and l62 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25

Like drowning men catching at straWs The
radicals seizs upon Scion Chase and the twelve
republicans who followed him out Of the
fusion convention 10 Maiuo IS the means BY
which that State is to be saved for Garfield
next November. Evidently they placo their
homes upon broken reed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25

There is favorable opportunity now for all
the Northern democrats who went of at tho
commencement of the civil war to como back to
the old fold, aud most Of them are wise. and.
being liberal. We shall say, patriotic enough to
q vail themselves Of it. ,....r.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25

II the radicals knew q little mors abou. hu.
nan nature they would not attempt to induce
the voters Of the country 10 believe that bonds
and stocks will bs worth nothing in cass OF
Hancock 8 election. for Just as sure as universal
suGtage exists, if that belief becomes prevalent
Hanoook's majority will exceed that OF any
President ever elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkL4 By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOB PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK, OF PENN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA.
ELRcToRs AT LARGE,
John Rchola. of Augusta.
p. w. Mckinney, of Prince Edward
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First District. Thomas Croxton. OF Essex
Second District. L. Z. Watts. OF PORTSMOUTH
Third District, Hill Carter, of Hanover.
Fourth District. s. r. Coleman, OF Cumoefrd.
Fifth District, James s. Redd, of Henry.
Sixth District. Samuel Griffin, Of Bedford.
Seventh District, +. N. Mcmillan. OF Greene.
Eighth District, j. Y. Menifee, OF Kappa me-
Ninth District, Z. 4. Henry, OF Tazswell.
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN 8. BARBOUR. OF ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25

Court OF APPEALS. In tbs Court Of Az
poals, sitting 10 Stauotou, Oh Saturday last.
s. d. Boyd vs.. r. NJ. Lswio and ais, itom
Warren county. Dismissed on compromise.
Elizabeth Tliplett ard OILS. Vs. RomiCe admir-.
and oils , from Warren county. Ga motion OF
sppeees ruo awarded against tho appellants
to show cause why the cause should not be dis.
missed for non payment of c,sts.
Colds admir-. va. Martha G. Bowen aud als.,
from Clarke county. Argued by 3. j. q. Moore.
Marshall Mccormick. Richard Parker and A.
R. Pendleton, esqa. Continued fer further
hearing.
Ga Tuesday. Colds adn'r. W. Martha 9.
Bowen and ais, from Clarke county. Argued
further by A. Moore and s. j. G. Moore, aud
submitted.
w. F. Rioker and wife vs. W. II. STREET.,
from Frederick county. Argued for appellants
by A. R. Pendlcton and for appellee by Holmes
Conrad. and coutipneI for further hearing.
On Wednesday, Rinkcr and wife vs. STREET..
Further argument By Holmes Conrad srd A.
r. Pendleton, aud submitted.
Mary F. Lewis and als. vs.. Bells admir-,
&C., from Clarke county. Continued till next
term.
G. O. H. Carter and wife vs.. joseph Il.
1lSIue6ty ouu aId., IfOW Ciatke couu}. O0n"
tinusd till nt2i term.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company vs..
Joseph I. Griffith and als, from Clarke county.
Motion BY appellant to enlarge the order
allowing appeal AID supersedess, and time
taken 10 consider.
R. +. CrigIer's Committee vs. John Aeyan-
der's executor, from Clarke county. Argued
by Samuel j. G.. Moore for ppellaDt and by
Marshall Mccormick and Richard Parker for
appellee. and continued for further argument,
Ga Thursday. Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany vs.. Griffith and ala. Older allowing ap.
peal and awarding supersedsas enlarged so SO
to embrace that portion Of the decree Of May
Is. 1880. which relates 10 the appointment Of
receiver upon condition that the appellant exc
cute bond, &C.. 10 penalty of $4,000.
IMPORTANT TO VOTERS. --No man 81 years
old Oh the lst Of February, 1879. can vote 10
November next. unless he applies to the asses.
sor to assess him for that year. rsgisters with
tho registrar Of bis district or ward. and then
pays bis oaptstion tax for 1879 to the county or
city treasurer. Any male ilhabitant assessed
10 1879, who has Dol paid his cspitali3u tax tor
thst yeas carnot vote 10 November next unless
he pays said tax for 1879 to the oielk of the
county court of his county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25
MackereI, Herring and Goldfish.

Nos. |, 2 and 3 mscke:ol in barrels. ha!f AZ
quarter barrels and Kits We ask Go sltoc lion
of the trade to onr quality Of m.cicrel. They
are BRIGHT. FAT and SWEET, OKiGiN,
AL NUMBERS ARD FULL WEIGHT
GUARANTEED.
FAMILY hoe and No POTION AZ
HERRING and SHAD. II barrels ard pAckhS".
SHAD ROE in Kits.
SPLIT. GIBBED and HOUND EA%t.ES
HERRING.
English Cured UODFISH-ht lowest marhe;
rAtes. N. LINDSEY & CO..
auy 22-lm aud King strrr'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25

A democratic meeting ut Oraugo Court House
last night was we'll attended,, and addressed in
spirited speeches by MeSsrs. g. G. Brent. OF
this city, and W. W. Burgess. Of Orange.
There was much enthusiasm. and the speakers
wero warmly applsnded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25

And now General Hancock has put an efitc-
tasl quietus upon the radical cry about the pay
msut of"Sou!hera Claims and rebel pensions 10
the present certain event of his election. by say
iug that 10 the Impossible accident Of the passage
By Congress of bills for any such purposes be will
veto them iuslanter. Now while this announce
ment of bis positive action 10 case Of an i'm.
possible contingency is just what might have
been expected, if no ever made any announce
nent at al upon so ridiculous subject. it Is
exceedingly gratifying to Southern people.
They risked oil they had upon the var and lost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25
SATURDAY EVENING. SEPT. Is.

The annual fair Of the Alexandra and Falrtax
Agricultural and Industrial Association will
probably for years to come, be true repreSen-
tation of tho progress Of this Immediate section
of the country. When the community Is
spiritless and inert the fair will languish and
the exposition show, year after year, the same
characteristics When the community takes q
new start, and hurries forward 10 the race OF
progress, the stalls and tables and grounds OF
the fair will put on new aspects with the chang.
log years. When any special industry develops
it's usefulness among US. it will become one OF
the "spacsllies" Of the exposition. Native
talent in the various walks of industrial or
artistic life will there 6od the first opportunity
of display and win there the FIRST plaudit, which
will be remembered with pleasure when greater
rewards and higher hoDo,s have "dulled the
edge of expectancy" II may be, too. that the
young Virginisn may see in these halls and
fields something which suggests an opening to
bis activities and raises his ambition to excel 10
those arts that minister to tho comfort or ele-
vste the taste, and beautify the homes of men.
lts annual recurrence will stimulate all branches
Of business to show their highest capabilities.
and. it may BE-. that by some lucky accident the
right man will find the right plic, for the com.
plete su,oess Of bis exertions, and marvellous
results will follow both for himself and the com.
munity where he dwalls. These. to be sure,
are but chances. yet it is from chances that ell
SUCCESS springs. There may be macy chanoes
offered which do not give SUCCESS. but no sue
CESS is ever attained unless the chanc, is given.
The more opportunities are multiplied the
greater the probability Of results. The fair is 8
mirror in which the town and counties here
sbouls arc reflected. Let it picture the best of a
community which is osasslsss 10 its efforts to
become better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25

DO tot throw away your hard earned money
for every rew cough syrup advertised; when
you can p1tcur, that standard remedy for
coughs, Df. Buh's Cough Syrup. Price, IS
ccnts q huttl,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25
DIED.

DIED.
September IS. $780, WILLIE. son ef Il. y. and
Frances Barber, aged three months, Two weeks
ard two days.
Dearest Willie thou has. left VI.
Ard thy loss we deeply feel
But it is God that has bereft US,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25

10 the lTpitsrian General Conference. in sss'
sion at Saratogs. N. T.. yesterday. Gov. John
D. Long. of Massachusetts, vas chosen presi
dent. A report VAS made recommending IS 600
for the Sundsy School Association and $1,000
for the school at Hampton, Va. for colored aud
Indian children; Tor an annual tag Of 81 on
esch pewholder for the care of sged and dis
abled clerRymen.