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Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
Third EDITION.
THE OLD sWEDEs' CHURCH.
The Meeting Last NsGht-A Move
mont 70 Secure . ReetO".

There was not ~ large number
present last evening at the Old Swede's
church as was expected, but what was
acking in numbers was made up in en-
thusiasm. Mr.. Charles H. Gard was
called to the chair, and Mr. W. j.
Fisher acted as secretary. Mr.. Fisher
stated the object Of the meeting, which
was to secure the permanent services of
q clergyman, no they could conduct ser.
vices every sunday in the Il e-honored
edifce. The gentleman also stated that
they had no desire to quarrel with the
vestry of Trinity, still he thought that
they, az the mother, had some rights
that should be respected. He also said
that all of the revenues that had been
collected from the cemetery attached to
the old church, together with other
money had been absorbed by Trinity,
and that when the members OF the old
church tried 10 vote al the election for
vestrymen of the parish, they were
told that they were not pew holders in
Trinity, they wouldn't be allowed to cast
their votes, although the vestry claim
the right TO rule and govern tile Old
church Several members expressed
their views On the matter, and on mo-
tiun conlui!tee OF five, consisting Of
three gentlemen and two sadles, were
appointed, to Cufstr. with The Nestry OF
Trinity, aLd see II . share If the reve-
nue. from the relnr'"ry, "anuos he oh
Laiued for the ,l,. oi Tie Old church;
aud a 20 70 inuuire mat has become ot
several sp, Hial funds lhat have been
raised by the congregation Tor painting
the church, laying new walk &c
Fifteen members then pledged them
solves to give $500 toward years sal
ary tor a clergN man, and ther" is no
do lbt, that when all the meul rrs and
lrlends are heard fro n, the a'nuuu.
will be more than sutficientto serve the
desired result. 1t was stated that a
clergyman could b. secured temporarily
fcom Philadelphia TO MI the
pit each sabbath, until they
could make permanent ,angenentS,
and over $l4 va, raised in u few niu-
utus, toward paving for h" same. There
viii therefore be service ,here neAt Sun
day. The meeting then adjourned 10
meet next Wednesday evening, when
further action will be taken in the mat
ter, it is hoped that the attendance will
BIZ much larger than it was last night
There are many whose heads are 10"
silvcred with age who have been oaptsz-
el and confirmed in the old church, lln
y i'll others whose loved ones rest, oce
meath ,hs shadow Of her walls, and II
SEEMS but right and just that they
should now come to her assistance Iii
h II struggle to maintain her usefulness.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
Evils OF Ettrly HiatNr.

.fohn Quincy AIa!ns and Josiah
Quincy, Sr, ,wer enthusiastic advocates
of early rising lh"y p!ac'iSvd il from
h"yhc Il and at rihut"i u II her phys.
ical vigJr in Old age Judge Story,
who was an intimate friend, loved
DEARLY good morning nap, and their
opposite opinions often eve rise to
sharp and witty discussions. On one
occasion, when the two eminent men
had din.d with The Judge, he invited
them 10 accompany fIm to the Law
School in Cambr.d sr, whn'" he was to
deliver a lecture. He invited the eX-
President to talk to the students, and
MIR. Adams made interesting practical
remarks, touching other topics aud his
fav0rite theme of early rising. The
Judge went on with his lecture. The
afternoon wa hot and the lecture room
close, and toward the close Of the lee
ture he noticed hat the elias, were
mold uc at each uer a7d smiling
IoDking first on his right hand and
III on his left, he discovered the Sc
cr"t Of ;her merriment, for ho,h of the
distinguished visitors were asleep and
no limg. He could not resist thA temp
Ia ion TO add a pos scrip 10 his lecture.
"Enung gentlemen, call your atttn-
ton to tn" visi Ne pr oIo of the evils Of
early i,s,ng" The loud laugh ;ha. tul-
loe"h awokc the gentlemen, but they
d not understand the joke that caused
=,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
The ExcursfOns this N10rnfng.

Gouleys excursion to New York and
Coney Island, left this morning at SIX
o'c ock ON speclal train consisting OF
eleven cars, nine Of which containing
about live hundred persons, were well
filed when the train left Lere. The two
empty cars were filled at Chester,
making altogether about six hundred
people. Mr.. Gouley is congratulated
on the success OF his Undertaking
still it is not be wandered at, as he has
labofel increasingly in the lnatter, and
made liberal use II the great element OF
success-judicious advertising.
The Oia Fell,~s' excur. ion to Allan
tic City was largely attended. 1t lett
Oh the steamer FELTON, for PennsGrove,
where the excursionists took the new
route for that place.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
Fighting In ttss Woods.

smyrna limo.
a brutal fight occurred yesterday,
near Morris Station, between George
B anSfaid and Miles Z. Jones. The
quarrel was caused tv IL dispute over
the ownership OF woodland, where they
were cutting WEiteoak. Each accused
the other with intruditI- = Oh his premi-
seS in bitter language which soon led
TO blows. Blansfeld knocked Jones
down with his fist, causing him to use
his axe. Both men were cut badly
about the face, and their shirts were
torn from their backs. Jones finding
Blansiicd too much for him started
home for his pistol, and bringing back
with him that weapon and crowd OF
friends, among whom was the notorious
Jack darrell Blansiield had num-
Der of men with him engaged i'll cutting
wood and had it not been for the wife
and daughter of Joues, whe entered
with tears and persuaded him to leave,
another bloody tragedy woulA have
been added to the already large list
that have occurred in that notorious
and disgraceful neighborhood.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
EASA'k ROWING BAND.
Moving south. Leaving Death and
Destruction I'd Ene fr Wake.

Denver. Col Aug, lG.-The Trihu7c's
S.bta re special says that Mana, with
about forty liidians-~sorne Of his own
band and some NavajoS--i' going
south They are well armed and
mounted.
Ih- teams # Sol, Earth, merchant
Of st Johns, were attacked on the 7th
on the Rio QhnInl3o, 40 miles from l. ere
hy rs Indians. .jnan Salas who sat by
R4rth's side, was Killed, tut the lat
,er escaped by his horses running away.
Tie Indians killed two men on the Rio
Quemalo the same day.
Lust Thurs lay til" same party Of In
liaus attacked Barth thirty-tive miles
sou Invest If Helen but We're repulsed.
II e reports the road is lined with dead
oxen aud sheep and that the Indians
burnt ali the ranches within their
reach. The number Of persons who
have been killed by lpdians within the
last ten days are known to exceed
twenty. Barth met Captain Parker at
Clcnja last Friday morning, and gave
him a guide. aid informed him of the
direction taken by the lAdians.
The captain with twenty weIl-monnt-
ed soldiers starred in pursuit, being
only six hours behind.
The Indians are dressed in citizens
clothing captured from Batca'S train
and cannot be distinguished except at
close quart, RS. A ralt Of the Navajos
are eieved 10 be with the hostiles, az
they ge' share Of tn" plunder.
The dispatches from Socorro have
"A nj, ,it,
meetings have been held, and ii volun.
teers are ready TO answer tne first call.
Advaes ut military headquarters are
hat since the hight thirty-tive miles
west Of Sabinat, Captain Parker has
continued the pursuiG OF Nana's band,
and Lieutenant Guilioylc and Wright
are also on the trail W til forty men.
The band is going South. Tney
killed three American miners and two
Mexican> sheep-herders thi:ty miles
rrulu Socorru. Several squads oftroJps
uEder General Hatch, are due south OF
the bard attempting u prevent their
escape into Chihuahua. SO far the
troops have had four encounters with
the Indians.
The volunteer company under Tran
uHillo LunS ia still ont guarding the
suburbs. 1t is reported that another
band Of Indians crossed the railroad
near FL P.sso Going towards the Florida
Mountains, and detachment of troops
has been ordered to scout these noun
lairs.
TWO Mexican scouts report tha. two
indians attempted 10 rot rancho near
Old Fort Wirgate. one Indian was
killed and the other driven off.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
Catarrhal Poison.

Wei DE Meyers, wonderful Catarrn
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, ana
Ia delivered carriage psid) BY ID. b. Dew
ey Il CO., No. Al, 1)ey street, New York.
Tie remarkable cures which have everywhere
resuited from the use Of this preparation nave
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatm ent, like snuts, douches, ana IN
ha,ations can possibly reach or destroy g.
tarrhal virus. The sntidotal elements dis.
covered BY Dr. Wei Do Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous membranous system
In two minutes time, thus forming an inoou.
latlve and constitutional cure, the effects o.
which are similar to, and as unfailing -, vac
eination. A s'Treatise,1 With full state
nents BY the c1red, is mailed ftee. Wei 10
Meyers CataTh Cure Is worth ton times
it, cost Rev. Chas. J. Jones, New Brighton,
L. l." One package cured me. Rev. q. H.
Taylor, l4o Noble street, Brooklyn, New YORK.
'.It restored me to the ministry. Rev. Geo.
A. Keis, Cobblcskill, N. y" :'Ihe remedy
is marvel rev. A. p. Freese, Cairo, N. Y"
1T has been Ct great value to me. Rev o.
ney Place, Massena, N. y, Rev: Geo E
Pratt, St stephens Rectory, Philadelphia,
stc A real cure tor Ostazrh Tor el0o.
llnQHaw
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
BOY Drowned while Bathing.

A. Meyer, aged l3, Cumrd township
Berks county, VAS dro"ned on aAui'
day in Angelica creek. The !ad ~
company with Georg5 Il, Herto!et ana
some other boys about his ownaEe' hau
gone to the dam tor tbs purpose o
bathing. 1t is said that the uhlortAna'
lad could hot SWIM. BrrtoIet Is tht
only one OF the party who went into tn'
water with young. The latter remala
ed in the water some time after btfp
let had come out aud dressed hlm'eIi
while the other boys StHcd on the n1h'
and watched the solitary bather. lHei'
are shelving rocks toward the s'olt
and it is 1 .oIght that Meyer sIlpp1" On .!
these and got beyond his depth, 'or Nv Nv
ly was found in ten iret OF wafer IN IN
was seen suddenly to 20 pehe''I
de surface, and then re-appeaFtd auu r'
went down a second time Mn!ch wa
the last seen of him alive. Inc wy
became d alarmed and lnforhieu IL ,o"at
man re,idiIg near by, VINO dove u W.
bottom several titue>, aiu llail! IVY
cred the b,uy aud brought IL " 'N'
shore.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
Police n ew =.

Mayor Almond presiu-d at police
court lat evening, aid comnlenced pro.
ceedings by ordering u man who was
found intoxicated on the streets, to p"y
a fine of 80 cents and cos \.
Peer McGlinchey, who was released
from Jail only last Wednesday, was
again in the dock, on the same old
charge of using too much of the ardent.
Peter plead that he was not drunk, that
he was suffering with the asu", but az
had to be conveyed to the had in a
wagon, tn Mayor thought it advisable
10 double his last sentence and com-
mi,ted him to jail for thirty days.
Samuel Hakleheimer, was charged
with receiving stolen goods There belLG
no Evidence to prove the charge His
honor dismissed The case. larry Sharp
icy, Esq, was present to defend the ac'
Cu>cd.
This morning the we'll known "Em'
Jones, was charged with being drunk,
aud was fined 80 cents and costs. A
man being charged with drunkenness.
and disorderly conduct was fined III ard
cUS's.
One drunk at 80 cents and costs,
closed the hearing $ this morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
paHsDhaus

Mr.. and Mrs. j. 9. Whitehouse 'e''
yesterday morning Ior Augusta, ,"Ss %s%
the former residancenf Mir. Whl'enous,.
They romalu til the middle OF 'e''N
Ger.
Governor Hall ofDelaware, re.s.saaS .asv
at the Girard IN Ph,.ahelphia ytS'Idl ytsSN'Iiadsl.
Rev. r. &. Martindaie is Ia I fn'''
pl.ia. ,,,,
Mr. Samuel File, wife and sun "'
gone TO Atlantic City for weeH
John Swan, Of Delaware ot.s '
several yoke Of good oxen ior N''' ,ro..
Mr.. Ferd. Carson, returnel VI
day last from Ocean Grove. +
Miss Lena Curry is visiting 'f'en''
Smyrna. uisi,.
w. j. Ferris. Of New Castle -
ing Canada and the great lakeH' +.
Chas. ID. Conner, of Atlantic wv
in town. ,,.,;rv
DR.. Agnew passed through W non' l,,'
ton on his way home this a''e'"''
Col. McCnllongh is in town to-'''
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
FOURTH EDITION.
JOHN AeCULLOCGH HOME,
what He Has TO Say Of His Recent
1rtp 70 EN

NEW YORK Aug l6-Mr John Nc
Cullough has just returned from Europe,
lie said to y reporter:--'I have moth
ing 70 say about my English expert
ence except what Is delightful. l was
gra:itied exceedingly with my reception
and treatment by the London press and
pubic, and my associations with the
English actors have been particularly v
gratifying. l never received so many
marks OF kindness from tne profession
in my life as did on leaving London
letters and kilograms bidding me god
speed and wishing me well. All the
Am erican actors who went over This
last season were charmed with the same
Whale. souled treatment received from
their English brathern. Mr.. Booth
letl a delightful impression in London
and am sure they will be glad to see
him back. Mr.. Irving was very kind,
and 81 was Mr.. Toule. You've no idea
what a big hearted fellow he is, and so
believe in London that am afraid We
shall never see him ia America again.
And besides being generous and noble,
he is a borough artist. ToJle is a man
os whom every actor ought 10 he proud.
| ran over TO Paris, too, while away,
aud twice visited Ireland. Coming
back We had an unusual summer pas
sag, with u heavy sea and wind, ana
every breath dead against us; but tina!
wonderful boat, the Arizona, carried us
rhroush il in seven days AMI Twenty
hpurs. We had moreover the delightful
c,upaniunship of Lawrence Barrett,
A, NJ. Palmer and j .JJ-eph Brooks, .
wiueawakc manager If tevrra. Western
theatres.
"WlI do you think in n general way
of the kounon thea,rrs?'
"A :. rule think they do things 1e-
markaOly we'll over there; bat they can
tT,rdt, We ditter frclu ta-in in some
re poets; in several they exec. ns, in
olArr, We excel them, The, are older.
q nd h " ! rye pOpu alton to draw
patronage from .hat they can attprl to
do more than we. When play Is once
weiI started !. rams long Gime IN L":'
don. ! Was greatly pleased with the
union OF the actors for benevolent p,lr-
poses. They have in LonH,'n the Gencr-
al Dramatic Fund, ah,l each theatre has
it's own fand. BY the pa. ment Of dues
from members and subscriptions from
wealthy actors and lovers OF the stage,
the players of small parts are maintain
ed respectfully in case of injury or ILL
u"s-. The Old Dvury Lane Fund,
" hich was started i'll Garrick'S time
is Immensely rich. | was present
d, the aunual meeting Of the General
Dramatic Fund, and that evening the
subscriptions amounted 10 1l,ouo,-
Queen Victoria having sent generous
pilt,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
sale Or Peaches.
Smyrna Times.

The bargain for the crop Of pea hes
on the firm Of the Cats heirs, known
as the "Grove Fam, "Eik River, Cecil
CO., Md, referred o in our last issue as
not being contaminated because the
tenant could not hanl the crop 10
Middletcwn, distance of eiphteen
miles, has finally BEEN concluded.
Instead Of 81. 20 per hastet, (ss of a
b"she) for the whole cop. the firm Of
Richardson & Robbins agreee TO give 81
per basket for ~ many az they al haul
TO Middletown. This will iDclu' Z
mainly the yellow va ieties. !hir'S.
three baskets of the latter, premature,
sent from. this farm last week to New
York sold fer 81 per basket.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
scSG 4 Il M n.
Clark died suddenly o! heart disease,
lupSdaN Ill. lNtl lnLt u Z latYl Il

Clark --Died suddenly o: heart diseass,
on 1uesd9y, tn 10Th Inst. Mr, Levi q.
Clsrk, in - o4th yea .. his aye.
Funer 81 ser vices ~ nis Ia residence. nea T
St GEORGE, on FRIDAY morning, the 1Hth
inet at 10 O'co ock. interhent ~ the viii
miugton and BfanGy"ing c'm tteTy. Friends
and ncuuai tance5 are lAVltet.
BnINK.-'bn tie .6Ln ia..., Mary W. Brink
lie rela ives and lends ars resv"ctfuIly In
Wit 8 to ttrni tn flneral from the residence
Of her hu bana, CheS or ". Brink. s,uI beast
corner twelfth and Walnut streets, On nht'
urday, Augu u Z0th, at 8 O'clock, p m, with.
out further notice, services &t tue old
Swede's Church, al $50 p. IN,
ENGLAND n Wednesday, August 18th
ut half.past five, p, M, Lln1sty M. Eng
land, aged 67 years.
Funerat s,rvlces 10 be held at the Central
Presbyterian church, on saturday, Aug l0th.
at II O'Clock. q. N. Friends of the family are
invited to attend, Philadelphia papers please
copy.
FUABER.-On the 18th inst at Merchants
Vile, N. j., Ldwar1 VI. rurber.
Funerai services on Friday, August 10th, ri
400 Ook, p. N :, at South Laurel dill, fhila.
dsiphlA. I
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18

Silver In IaOian Territory.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IL Advices
have been received at the Interior De-
partmeLt from Indian Agen: Hunt, at
Anadarko, Indian Territory, anuounc.
ing the discovery of rich and ex,en-
slve silver fields near Fort Still, within
the limits of the kiowa, ,Conanche, aud
Wichita Indian Reservation. Agent
Hunt ais" informs the department that
lille 5al Attempts are being made by
wnlte men to locate mineral claims in
these fields The matter was to. day re.
ferred to the Secretary Of the Interior
by the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
with the request that troops be furnish
ed to protect Indian interests in the
newly disco vared fields from in 'ruders.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
BRANDYwINE sUMuITC.,,
The last Day hut One-Three
"ermons Prcac"ed-The spir,,nS,
tide Rising.

The laSs Day but One-Three St..
sermons Prcac"ea-The spiri,n.,
tide Rising.
Yesterday brought the camn ui,h,.
one day of its final Close, and peonls a" ai
ready arc preparing for FRIDAYS Az
The camp has been such pleasant nno o
that there Is an almost general r. W., r',
that it will not last week longer 1'
the hours and minutes tv past ,ho M
spiritual toe rises, and cousiieraJl. @
good is now being done. Yes,prd,,
three strong sermons were prcached-,hs
morning sermon by Rev. A. stpnyls
the afternoon sermon by key. MA
Richards, and thc evening sermon nv
Rev. MIR. Lame, a ior,rer pastor -
Siloam church, and who will be REMAIN
belei rs one of the most efficient min.
terial managers of Camp meetiup, ,h.,
ever Sloan charge had All tire nt
the sermons we're listened to with f..
| most intense interest.
The morning prayer meeting was con,
Quoted az usual by the David and ,yona.
than OF the camp. 1t is nothing mora
than night that II special word of com.
mendation should be given to these ,vo
leaders without whom the camp vould
without much OF it' spirituality
Messrs. Thatcher and Sharp have bern
here two weeks aud have been all The
time foremost in every meeting Mr.
Thatcher, whose special forte is singing
has started and led three iourths of t64
congregation ANA revival singing be.
sides giving humerous eAhollatlvus and
discourse ~nirh Mere muIr logical and
to the point thdn some ut tNr regular
sermons TIA We're preached, Mr..
Sharp tXcfiS IN general polk, and can
CIV" at any LIiIt Il good oft had ey.
hortatIon.
Together they make good strong
team, and their abNrlc> nutH .r,ys
4 wide gap in ST. iau.'s circle tia,
could not be filled, and this camp cs
pecialIy would have been dull without
them. When the rewards are given
out for faithful services rendered at
Brandywine Camp meeting the corO.
nets OF brothers thatcher and Sharp
will shine brightly in spiritual gaaxy
of the redeemed. The children'S meet.
lug yesterday was imrrcsslvely
addressed by Mrs. Kate King and
Rev. J. Corroll the Japan Missionary
A number of chll lren presented them
selves for pra, CT and they were CONVEX
ted. AT the close OF V. Mr. Lam,S
sermon last night, three sotls were con-
yertrd, aud "A numttr oi others seeking
A tine shower f"l! during the nigh: ana
TINS rnuroday morning everything
looks fresh anu green and there is al
entire absence Of either dust or mud.
This outside of SUNDAY Is expected TO
be the b., day CT the camp. Rev VIM
McCombs, u former Presiding Elder, is
10 preach this morning.
Rev. =. II. RawliDS OF Scott Church
Wilmington is to preach this afternoon
and Rev. NJ. A. Richards tonight.
The camp will break about mlinlsat
though there may bo meetings held IN
some of tho tents until morning.
There will be a communion service
at & o'clock thls evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
DA NJ erOuH,

Attention il called to a number cf
stones that have been left laying on
Fourth Street. from Harrison to Broom.
They are considered to be. source of
danger to persons driving along that
street, especially after night. II would
also be well Tor tue Street ComrniSsiOn-
er 10 look after a trap, in the shape of a
hale, on the crossing at Third and Mar
ket streets. whicU j. liah.e 10 break "A
no. leg at any time. The city has
just settled for on" horse that was
killed through negligence, and 1t is net
advisable to have eany more TO pay for
at present
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
SUFFERING Children.

Nothing is more pitcous than the
writings of a child who is sick and
unable to locate it's pain. In most cases
children suffer from dsor'iered stOm-
achs, or at least troubles of that kind
are mot common, and if not treated in
time 0f'en result in death. Twenty
drops OF Perry Davis Pain Killer will
alleviate the most painful and obstinate
case of chronic diarrhHa or summer
complaint in the world, and no nurse
can feel safe withoui having bottle of
the medicine at her elbow. All re-
spectacle dealers sell the PaiI Killer.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-18
SECOND EDITION.
YHTERDAY'S NEWS.
Pautc ON . Steamer-Knf nights In
Readkng-Dean and Stanicy'a
NiH,


VIII.
The excursion steamer Plymouth
Rock, on her way from New York to
Long Branch yesterday uorning, burst
one Of her flows when about twenty
miles from Long Branch Pier. There
was great panic among the passengers
for q time, and women and children
were knocked down aud trampled upon
but 1T is not known that any one was
sriously injured. The disc bled st am
sr was tnwed back TO New York.
Marriott Boswell, Clerk of the Board
Of Police Commissioners Of Baltimore.
was dismissed yesterday for obtaining
goods Oh false pretences. He had tr-
Gered and received from Sullivan, Vail
Il Co., o. New York, a quantity ofc!oth,
which was sent by the firm under the
impression that i. was intended for the
police force.
At Yesterdays session Of the Grand
Lodge Of Knights of pythias the MEM
bershiD Of the Order in Pennsylvania
was reported at 70 ,409, a i increase OF
1899 during the year. The total amount
dishursed for relief during the year
was sl24,S77,
The next reunion of General Grants
old regiment, the Twenty Illinois,
will take place in E.lingham, Illinois,
on Septembe 18th. General Grant has
promised to attend If he shall be in the
country at that time. Generals Sher-
man and Logan have also been invited.
Hanlan was to leave Toronto yester-
day for st. Louis, to give a sculiing eA'
hibitlon. He says he will 20 to Austria.
liza "on his own account" atLer the race
in October with Ross.
The body of an unknown man, about
80 years Of age, was found hanging from
a fence in thu upper part of the city OF
New York yesterday morning. He lad
apparently com .uittel suicide.
The Solicitor General of eland in
the House OF CnmE"n, exEnessti the
hope that before long, WHEN peace anu
order have been thoroughly restored, the
prison doors might be opened.
TIE Conference of the Association for
the Reform and Coiifcation of the Law
of Nations is in session at Cologne, Ger
many.
a lbert Elsie, agrd 20 years, was
kill by falling fr III Il railroad bridge,
at Elizabeth, NV Jersey, OH Tuesday
night
Dennis McNolan, aged 9 years drank
d pint Of whiskey, lii llohohrl., yes.er-
day, and dieu sl:nos, IN st,tn;.y.
The London Times thinks the tenant
farmers OF lrelahd huuld De satisfied
with the Land Bli.
The will of the late D All Slanle}, has
bcea sworn uNler t9y 100.