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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-05

The Executive Committee of the National Gar
field Memorial Hospital whose chairman is General
Sherman and whose secretary is the Hon. James
GiIGllau Treasurer of the United States has issued
an appeal to the pastors of churches throughout the
country, suggesting that Saturday and Sunday No
yember and g. or the nearest available days, be set
apart for dscourses and collections in aid of the hos
pital fund The hospital to be located in the District
Of Columbia In one OF their circulars the committee
sov: II will be provision for the relief of human
suffering from the cup of which he drank the bit
terc,t dregs and in the breadth of its human
charity it will itly typiy the noble nature and ex
allied aims Of the hero and martyr. The hospital Is
designed to be wide in its scope of benefccnce as
was the kindly heart of the dead President in ITS
ontstrctch Of human sympathes 1t will be open TO
those needing its aid aud mnstrations without re-
gard to class, caste, creed color To be a sufferer
in need of help will be the only passport required to
enter its doors and its aid Such an institu
ton, founded in the cause OF Charity and bearing
the name Of Garfield appeals to the generosity of
everyone, and to everyone the appeal is made"
The voters Of the With Judicial District have
the opportunity to put again upon the bench as
Civil Justice young man who has made an excel
lent record there for character and ability-Fred-
erick W. Gedney. When the average Of these
judicial officers is so low, the chance to reflect
Judge who has never been accused of incapacity or
dishonesty, and has won clean reputation, is not
to be lost. Mr.. Gedney's rivals are conspicuousy
his interiors, and he is much to be preferred TO
either Of them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-05
Bnslness Notltes.

"ALDERNEY BRAND" ,,,,r
Buy always =
-P1rTpNFD-Mr, Redwood, photographer, II
y,,on has returned visit to the great arr cen
Tres of Europe gives personal attention 10 e Pos "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-05

ANERIcAN INSTITUTE FAIR
CmcKEKISG HALL-COneert
sTECSWAY HALLe-Symphony Concert ~, rrorsos
S5THsr AND BROADWAI-2 ana o--buucaVo" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-05

There is altogether too large an element of
the Rebel sympathizer on the Democratic side
Of this campaign to suit the people of New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-05

1t would be money in the pocket of the Reformed
Democracy to retire Spinola and Kelly on handsome
pensions, with special shrt-coIi4r allowance for
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
House of Comm Ons.

London, June 3.-In the house of COM
mons to-day, during the time for putting
questions to the ministers, Thomas P. O'Con-
nor, was called to order for using tho word
"mendacious."
Mr.. O'Kelly, homo-rule member for
Roscommon, thereupon applied the
epithet cslumnious ard lying, to
several members of the house.
His suspension for the remainder of the
term was moved by Mr.. Gladstone, and car
ried by vote of 1913 to IA.
Mr.. O'Kelly then withdrew quietly.
Mr.. Parnell gave notice that he would call
attention to the circumstances OF the suspen-
sion Of O'Kelly on Friday.
London, June 3-On motion of Mr.,
Gladstone in the house Of commons to day
to take q recess till tho oh inst. the Con
servstives moved discussion on STATE Of Ire
land, Sir William Harcourt homo secretary
replying to the attack by Stafford NORTH
cote, deaied the charges of concealment OF
lack of information and accused Sir Stafford
Northcote of desiring TO embarrass tbs
government by causing alarm and adding TO
the difficulties of grave circumstances already
existing.
Mr.. Gladstone said vigorous steps were
adopted by the Irish executive yesterday for
dealing with resistance to law, including that
at the castles near New Pamas.
Sir Stafford Northcote said the statement
was not received in Mr.. Forster's absence;
the worst of itself, he said, caused anxiety.
Mr.. Gladstf ne's motion to take recess W.
Til the 9th inst was agreed to.
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AIEnnRRa Affairs.

New Orleans, June 1.-The Democrats
Little Rock special says Mrs. Dawson, wife
of DR.. Dawson, residisg near Centre, Sharp
coua ', was thrown from her horse and 81
m Isl Instantly killed.
Genrra Green, the wife mu derer, has been
sentence to be hanged At Greenwood, Se-
bastiAn county, July 22i.
Cynsiaerable feeliog is created
by the action of Governor Churchill,
in ordering the mastering inio service OF q
o nrapy cou posed Of colored men known
a. Ibs Neal Guards, organized at Pine blufi'
Cspl ia Hiley hen, Of the Garland Grsys,
of frc Bluff, refused 10 muster IN
bis company as ordered by the governor;
He w.s suspended from duty and
court martial ordertd. he will be tried
for disc cience Ct orders and oisrespeciful
lax guape 10 the commander in-chief. Public
sentiment is shout equally divided between
the goyernmsBt and Hiley hen.
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ErightfuI Accident.

Richmond, Va, June ga gentleman
who arrived here this morning on the Cheese
peake g. Ohio train, reports a terrible acci>
dent yesterday at Low Moore, Allegheny
county, by which four persons
were so frightfully injured that
they will all probably die.
1t appears that negro boy employed at the
iron works at the above place who was carry
ing can Of dynamite powder to house,
stopped OF a blacksmi,h's shop, which he
entered with the dynamite can in his hand. In
a moment after, persons in the vicinity we're
startled by laundering defamation, and
saw debris of the shop aTisr'-~Ts Dir III al
Directors. Upon fastening. to The
rene it was found that the building was
dem >lished. The bodies of the boy
pbo d the fatal explosive and colored
Hsu 10 we're ut work in the shop, were
discovered in the ruins in a dresdtully mutt
lated condition, but none actually dead.
They were taken TO tho hospital attached to
the Iron works Cor treatment, but it Is not
likely that any of them will recover What
caused the exlosion cannot be learned, IS
none who were in the shop at the time are
in a condition to give information.
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Irish Affairs.

London, June 3.-The Daily Telegraph
says the government has received such
serious news from Ireland during the last
few days that measures are calculated TO
deal with the exceptional state of affairs
there. They, we believe, are engaging the
attention Of the ministers.
The Chronicle says: ave under
stand that the government is
considering tho question of suspension
of the Jury laws and will probably intro
duce bill for that purpose in the course OF
the present session of parliament, without
interfering with the land titles.
Dublin. June 3.-Archbishop Crske, Of
Casstl has returned to Thurles,
county Tipperary. he was delivering q
series OF speeches on the land question,
which the opposition journals assert, If be
had been other than Catholic bishop, his
conduct would be reprchcpsible. On his
return - Thurles, be wss met
two miles from town by q
band of music and 1900 persons
with fsgs and banners bearing patriotic
Irish interruptions. He was brought in a
procession 70 the Arcbbishops palace. The
people were with difficulty restrained from
taking the horses out Of bis carriage And
drawing il themselves.
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SENA1 t..J
ATTITUDE OF AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
COnkIing only Gets Thirty-Four
Votes Cornell and Depew stu
Holding Their Own-Henry
Ward BeecIbcr Gets a
VOte-The Convention
Adjourned Iiii
Noon To-Day.

Albany, N. Y, June 3,--The first ballot
for successor to Conkling resulted as fol-
lows: Jacob so, Conkling "a, Wheeler IS,
Cornell 20, Rogers IA, Bradley l, tolger l,
Crowley l. Fenton 2, Lspham 6, Woodin l.,
Henry Ward Beecher l, butcher ]. Mr.
Madden vote d for WoodiD and Mr. Gerslen
for Rev. Beecher Seely is paired
with Hoffman, or Cbemung, Levels
with Porney, and Cropser with Butler.
There was no choice and ballot WAS then
taken for successor to Platt with the fol-
lowing result: Herman so, Plat 30, Depew
80 Lapham 2 Cornell 10, Ward 2, Vance l.,
Crowley 8, butcher 4, Miller 8, Folger 8,
Tremsin 8, Wheeler J..
Mr.. Spinols offered resolution that this
joint convention adjourn until rooD, Satur-
day.
Mr.. Cullivan moved to table the resolu-
ton.
The later motion was lost, and Mr.. Spin
olss motion carried by o vote of 80 in the
affirmative, the democrats and administers
tionists voting together.
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS By TELEGRAPH
IOngvie w


Special to the Herald
Lorgview, June 1.-The Texas 81 Pacific
southern division terminus moved here to-day.
The changes of the stopping places for the
train crews, found the boarding house
keepers unprepared. The number of men
engaged 10 building new side tracks at the
junction is about one hundred and fifty
Some fifty men are working on water tanks
and the round house; some are camred In
tents nesr their work, some on the train and
sleep in the csbooses. Accommodations for
all who can come will soon be provided.
Excessive rain9 have delayed work of all
kinds Carpenters are scarce, but the rise
in the price of LoDgyiew property has been
transcendant. and is still rising.
Assistant Travelling Auditor Mcdonnell, of
the Texas g. Pacific railroad, is here estab-
lisbing Joint freight office at the Texas q
Pacific station at the junction. All freight
coming up the International will be de-
Quoted here instead of at the junction.
This is is a great convenience to merchants.
Superintendent Irvine is indefatigable in
hurrying things as much as possible. They
wanted seven side tracks in by the first OF
June, but the rains have prevented the ae-
complisbment of it. The eating station is
being ref!ted. George Tsbler, of the Com
mercisl hotel, Longview, takes charge, and
until his improvements are made, passengers
will take their meals at Mars hall.
There is a general complaint from farmers
about cotton being drowned. 1t is almost
impossible to find it grass and weeds.
The weather is clear today with wind
from the north. There are hopes of some
fair warm weather.
Nc holds, and Baptist protracted meetings
are in progress.
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, .,..,..,pp, shooting Array.

Memphis, Tezn-, June IA shooting
Array occurred ct SeustObiA Mississippi,
Wednesday afternoon. between Pres
KcCscksn, deputy chsnesry clerk Of the
county. and barber named Bi0Unt which
resulted in fhs kiilirg of McCrAcksn and
mortal vOurding Of Blgu1t A dfbeuliy
orizinsted tbe day before. vben Blount
tt-esie,.ed EcCrsaksn. Ics,ercsy BlCu.t
ma MeC-scker sud sid. ] intend % III
sou" s-d drew q pisirL hcCrseksn Sep
r. mise : s.f-s snd cane cut va pistol
ubsr B fgu-t rssssrkr '-l'rts, give ne
.bsrr, . Nt.C-scfen iope-sd BE vi-io, sro
=. -. IA Pirurt f-ss. McC-scten returned
- r - 40 s.eh f-ed thresstots- hcCrsck-
=. a. = : t5cl.,ek in ne evening blcurf
!. i i-iI sn3 rot srpscied - lvs- Be cane
,, ---e.rfis ttrse nlortts SO
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Arrested for Stealing Property from
General Grant.

st. Louis, Mo-, jane John Fitzpatrick,
ormsrly a messenger for ihs S5uihern
fFTpress company ard A. King. formerly
bsegsge master on the iron Mountsin rail-
rosd' were tesn drunk in TeIAIksra one
dsy / q week. wearing valuable gold badges
set with levels They. ere supposed 10
belong 70 General GRAFT, &c On inscription
showed that they bad been presented 10 him
The badges were taken frcm them and sent
n this civ, bot the men we're not arrested.
Yesterday both men we're arrested aud moe
Of General Grsnt's proPertE found On tben.
II l. supposed they robbed bis baggage
when be vent 70 hs1ico.
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Houston.

Special to the Herald.
Houston, June 2-Nesr Sealey on the
Santa Fe road to-day convicts drew
pin anu detached tbci7 CO. from
the moving engine to escape. The
guard killed two, MORALLY wounded two
and dangerously wounded two. They let
one escape. There were forty IN the car.
The guards lost all their ammunition but
concealed the facts from the convicts until all
wero secured.
LAWYERS for the Western Narrow Gauge
Road. and the management were getting up
articles Of transfer to the Grant
Management to-day. The transfer
not to be finished before tomorrow or
next day, when the style of the new manage
menL will be made public. Fred Grant is
now in town.
A large lot of steel rails arrived for the
Texas g. New Orleans railroad to-day.
Corral, new station on the East Texas
road, opened to-day.
Ten colored companies are expected to
compete in the military drill here on the
18th, for the prize offered by citizens.
A large excursion from Vermillionvlle to
Galveston goes down to morrow.
Col. j. w. Jones has been telegrsphed to
deliver the address at the commencement
of the high school.
Madam Dupree ard James Adsir
of Houston, began ffty-hour walk at 8
o'clock tonight.
A series of summer night concerts by
Luchenberg's band, of Galveston, commence
ed tonight.
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Washington, June LIE debt statement
to-day shows the decrease Of the public debt
during The month Of hsytO be sil.l5o.-
~; 81. cash in the treasury. s2S6. 406 .06s Is ;
gold certificates. s5.e12. 600 90. silver certif-
cstes. $50 ZIG. $50 90; cert6cstes of deposit
out.tsDdinr. So $4,000 90; refund ne csr-
6ficstes. SG9l $50 90; legal tenders cukisno-
ing S34 oCB los 90, fraaionsl currency OUT
stsnSing. s7le q1Of92- The rrsurtion Of
he dsbi since Jurs 90. 1850. d $50 z50.525. :
So [. cssh balsBce svAilsbls. Sl55. l6l seo.bA
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followed bird that. no had missed, with the,
second barrel and sho, into group OF
boys, wounding live slightly
The supply Of birds gave
out on tho last contest yesterday eve enc
glass balls we're substituted this noon, W
another supply Of birds arrived. The
Texas Sptrisnans' associa ion, IL
session tonight slected Austin, Tex
~, as the next annual meeting
place and elected tho following officers
Tor the O, sung year: President DIR. H. A..
+ ,ute, of Mckinney; vice.presideut, a. h.
. tewart, Of Marshall; p b. Watson, zorro
spending secretary; Monroe Miller OF Aus
tin, recording secretary; }. q. Peleisky, OF
Austin, treasurer. The stale medal was MOI
shot for, but will remain in possession OF the
Mckinney club.
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A POSITI CURE

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No will cure the most obstinate case, no
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No nauseous doses of cubebs, cotalpo, or oil
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Price, 81 50. Sold by all druggists, Or mailed
on receipt OF price.
For further particulars send for circular 81
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peoora,,ur Cosf.derate Grnves.

Baltimore, Nd, Jana 1.-The confederate
memorial ceremonies were observed 10 day
ct London park cemetery. where the graves
Of the confederate dead were strsvn with
flowers by members OF The so
cietv Of the army and Devy
Of confederate states in Maryland and
their frier d.. Abcut three thousand persors
we're present. william Howard Henry
presided. An orttion was iyered BY
Captain J. Hsnpden Cbsmbsrlsin, CT
Richmond, editor Of the Stste-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-06-09
San Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, June 3.--The body OF the
man killed by the police at New Lsrado,
Mexico has been delivered to the authorities
on this side and buried.
R.ilrosd building west is progressing
rapidly, The 1. & G. N. arc now graded
and ironed to Shico, 80 miles southwest OF
here.
The police are poisoning all the dogs rot
licensed. A good riddance, but bad
method. -,
The telephone exchange will soon be
complete and poles ready for wire.
Z ghty two deaths in the city last month,
the largest ever known except during an
epidemic.
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Special to the Herald.
Houston, June 3,-There is big
excitement over the walking match.
Adsir leads one third Of mile
and had iioishcd 100 miles at 1888 to night
Frank Kulex, driver of a ono horae wagon
drove his team in the bayou at Harrisburg 70
water his horse and the driver was drowned
He Yves lately Just from Germany.
A convict guard at Galveston had q
dispute with a negro He drew pistol and
killed him at the first shot. He started to
escape, but the Off 'er emptied i've other
shots into his body. The guard then
skipped. u.
James Wynn, merchant of Huntsvslle
died at the -Hu;chns house to-day OF
consumption. He was returning home from
San Antonio, where he had. been for ms
health.
The directors of tho Western narrow gauge
railroad elected Fred Grant president, and
j. G. Tracey secretary.
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y,r.,u,a aeadius,er., convention.

Richmond, Va, June 3.-In the resdjus-
ters' convention last night the motion to
drop the lowest candidates wss finished Of
1880 A. m Il resulted as follows: Cameron
z87, Massey 2S4 Wise ~, Grove l0l. AT
ter second ballot ii. II. RIddlebsrger's
rspse was presented TO the convention and
n ce.ived with great applause. Riddlebsrgor
came 10 the front ard stated that he would
rot bsa candidate before the convention.
He bought the Office should seek the man.
General Mshone was next mentioned
amidst the widest edthusissm.
Captain John S. Wise, one OF the nom
ineee, then addressed The convention. earnestly
appealing 10 tie convention tosscrifce every
thing Tor The coed If he party, snc not to
consider men, and with this object in view,
be urged adjournment, which, amid great
90 fusion aud excitement was agreed 10, and
81 convention q. lilo N adjourned till
10A. N. 10 day.
The fesdiuslers state convention met
this morning ct 1915 O'Clock. Pres idebt
John Psul IN The chair. Immedisiely afisr
the convention wss called 10 order CsplsiD
Richard w. Wssa. Ct Williamsburg, who
last right nornins.ed General EsboDo. said
he he'd done 90 without the consent II that
gentleman. and now desired 10 withdraw
the nomination. The convention then pro-
cafdsd with . third ballot The result OF
vhich was snnoapcsd ~ II o'clock - fol
Ilw: Grover 1o4 Cameron 2sl; Massey Is;
Wise s..
The whole nUmber Of votes 10 142; neces-
esrf 70 q choIcs S72 In this ballot num-
bsr Of VOTES WIRE cast for II. Il BI85lsbsr-
,sr uhich were subsequently, cbsrged a The
Ixsncf.of thsi gentlemen who bri' fyfd1fes
nsr6rvenfion tbsrking The delegates Who
men;ed him. At he same tine
BE tborkbt Inst i vss vel
5 be was not . candidate 81
ras rot n he ccFsicertf. r.
Albst nov Bis frieT d would
iegrd Of any ard al cbiigs-
~ here iofro6uoed 70
lidsis for fs-h fuccst-
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Marshall.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald
Marshall June ga rumor current mere
and along the line of the Texas " facihc
road to the effect that there had been q
rupture between Vice President Browo end
General Manager Hoxie, is pronounced by
the former to be utterly false and groundless.
There is rot the slightest foundation for the
rumcr. The relations of the two gentlemen
are of the most amiable character.
We have had two days of sunshine with
prospects for continued fair weather. Far
mers are delighted.
Criminal court s si'l! ia session., doing
nothing ofimportance. w. II. Wilson, d
mule thief, was sent TO the penitentiary for
five years.
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Coleman,


Special 10 the Herald.
Coleman, June "A man was frres'ed
here to-day, supposed to be Lee Nelson
who murdered James Burns at Mineola on
the Both. He claims to be business man
from California. He answers the descrip'
ton.
The wool trade Of he county about me
hundred End fifty thou and pounds. aDc"s
half of it sold at q egGss. Inc fe"aIl-"'
will sell here for "a
Whexr.>-iIg haiye.,ol-s0@ ayeregc." 70
pusheIgto the acre.
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In. Pre.Iaent InvIsed 20 the AtIsnts
EnPostllon.

Washington. June Hon. H. o. Miller.
foreign coumissiODer Of tbs Atlanta iDtsrus'
tionsl cosion exposition, in company with
Hon. sp-sr, called on the presi3sut t0-dsy
e,d invited bin 10 sttsnd the opposition The
president cid be Vas heartily 10 sympaihy
win TIE cbiscts Of The exposition, srd vi
sti.r5 " he sisis Of his public ouiiss WI
re~rlh
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Mineola.

Special 20 the Herald.
Mineols, June 3.-Lse Nelson, The man
who killed Burns last Saturday, was captured
last night at Coleman City. Our sheriff
leaves for him tonight.
Levi King. the murderer Of DE-. Hsrring-
ton, near Winsooro last year, aud whose
death sentence wss reversed, was TO day
admitted 10 bail.
The weather is very bot to-day.
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Kick STALW ARTS.
InKrINe VIRTUALLY OUT OF THE RAcl

Governor cornell ana Depe" HPp"-
.rent,y the Coming Men-Hes"'' v"
the FIRST Joint vote Nei'her
CoukuuG Mar Pintt set
Much of u vOte-pheA As
sembiy Adjourned
Iii, T0-mVrrOw,
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Gainesville,

Special to the Herald.
Gainesville, June 3.-The Msrysville mail
coach was robbed to-day. One masked man
did the work, hut it is supposed he had his
gang close by. The threo passengers aboard
were ordered out erd all hands up, the
robber took ali they had. he also took all
the registered mail matter. Il is not yet
known what amount was in the mail.
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Fort worth.

Special 10 the Herald.
Fort Worth. June 1.-The tres,le work
over tho Trinity river, about one mile from
Fort Worth on the TrazsconiinentAl exten-
sion between Fort Worth and Denton, gave
away 10 night under q freight train, the
engine aud nine cars going down
In heap. The engineer fireman
and shs bead brakeman were all seriously
injured.
ANOTHER ACC UET.
Atfve O'Clock this evening engiBe No. 60
with three cars Of coal and I've cars OF rails,
went through the Temporary bridge q he
TranscontinentAl, over The Trinity
river, mile above this CITY.
Mike Donovan, the engineer. IL internally
injured, bu, viii probably recover. Henry
rich. tbs frsmsn, had bis night leg broken
and wa internally injured. Drs. kust ard
Fssld.. assisted b. Drs- Brooks and Boob.
smputs,sd The leg. bat hH recovery IL
doubtful A braksman named Roberts vas
Instantly killed, The TOP Of his bs-d being
entirely cut Of
The grand jury found thity-tvo indict-
msnis. mostly for gsmirg. and The keno balls
closed 70 night
ASSISTANCE IRON DESTOr.
Denton. June IA tr.is has Just Jeff
bsre frr de scsns 81 wreck On the Trars-
corffrerssl division Of The I. a p. roa1,
resr For4 Worth. Particulars oanous Be-
rivsa 1t this writing