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as 10 the best methods and remedies for
the cure of constipation and disordered
liver and kidneys. But th0se that have
used Kidney. Wort agree that IL IL by far
the best Medicine known. Its action Is
prompt, thorough and lasting. Don't
take pills and other mercuriais that poi
son the system but by using Kidney
Wort, restore th natural action OF all the
orRans.-Nsss Cpgen0sd.
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The hens are preparing for Easter-lay-
ing4 for. it SO to speak .-Sonef'set Herald.
The only objection we have TO them Is
thew do not meet il squarely They go at
it in a kind of round {aboutl way; but we
are ef the opinion that this could be
re edied to a certain extent hv the use
If NJ n, Roberts POuitry Pow6 ~ o.,
for IL makes the hens act con the square"
by laying donble-yoked eggs.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-18
A RED POCKET BOOK.

A red morocco pocket book, about
three inches in length, is now at the
police station awaiting an owner, it
having been capture from piekpocket
arrested on Saturday. The owner is
requested to call at the police station
and obtain the book.
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''''
Died.

Philadelphia, ON the 1Ath
instant, at the residence OF her niece,
Mrs. Salile B. Davis, Miss Sarah A.
Of her age, formerly of Wilmington,
and sister of the late Jeanette Jones'
and Miss Eliza Moore.
Funeral services will be held at the
house In Philadelphia, on Monday. In
terment at the First Presbyterian Church
Cemetery. Carriages to meet the train
at the depot In this city at IL M. at
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-18
NEW CIGAR STORE.

Mr.. j. w. Nichols, OF West Chester,
has taken the store No. 8l3 Market
street, and laii In an assortment of fine
cigars, chewing and tise cut tobacco,
pipes, &C., which he offers at attractive
prices. Give him call.
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ROBBED AT NEWPORT.

John Bishop, who keeps q small
store at Newport, was robbed on Sat
urday Right by negro boy. A lot Of
cigars and tobacco was taken, and
about $40. Bishop was attending o
festival.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-18
AT THE RDGEMooR WORKS.
PLENTY OF WoRK-THoUsANDs OF TONS
OF IRON,

OF IRON.
Work at the Edgemoor Iron Com
panY's shops is unusually brisk, there
being between ak and seven hundred
men employed, and the works are in
operation day and uight. At present the
company are busily enjoyed in construct
,ng the iron work for the great suspsn-
sion bridge belwsen New York and
brooklyn, n. Y, and for the new head
mouse mouse Of the p, w. d b. R. H., In this
WY, Besides the above they are buslly
engaged in other contracts. In the yard
adjoining the works can be seen thous-
anu upon thousands of tons OF iron piled
up ready for use.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-18
COURTS.

The United States District Court will
meet again at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, and resume the heariag OF the
election cases.
Tie Court Of Chancery for New Cas-
tie County is 10 session In this city to-
day.
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Indications for r0-Dny.

For the Middle Atlantic States, falling
followed by rising barometer, winds
shifting to southerly, stationary or high
er temperature, partly cloudy and cloudy
weather
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STEAMER ASHORE.
LONDON, April IT, !

During dense fog this morning the
steamer Amazonense,fo Liverpool from
Brazil with a general cargo and mails,
ran ashore one mile northeat of st.
David's Head. The crew were all saved,
excepting one man who died of fright.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-18
PENNSYLVANIA TO GO TO THE
DEMOCRATS BY DEFAULT.

Harrisburg dispatch to the Press.
There will not be much of strug-
gle for the candidacy, as the impress
sion seems to have gone out that the
Republican leaders intended to allow
the election to go by default and the
canvass to run itself.
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TWENTY YEARS A sUFFERER.

TWENTY YEAR A sUFFERER.
DIR. r. V. PIERCE:
Dear Sir:-Twenty years ago 1 was
shipwrecked on the Atlantic Ocean, and
the cold and exposure caused large abb
scess to form on each leg, which kept
continually discharging. After spend-
/ was persuaded to try your Golden
Medical Discovery, and now, In laas
than three months after taking the hEat
bottle, am thankful TO say 1 am coma
pletsIy cured, and for the frat time In
ten years can put my left heel to the
ground.
am, sir, yours respectfully,
WILLIAM RYDER.
~ Jefferson Street, Buffalo, N Z.
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Ho, FOR THE RACES.

At Louisville, May l7th, but April tie
Both will be the grand RS ce at McCauley's
Theatr Tor $4,000, wnere &ll2.4t0 will be
given away In the 3lst drawing Of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co. Whole
tickets e.. alfttckets 81. Address r.. NJ.
BoALDMAN, Courier Journal Building,
Louisville, KY
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CouRr OF OHANOERY.

The Csurt of Chancery for this county
met this morning In the Court House at
II o'clock. The session of the Court
Will probably last the better part of the
present week.
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DO not let your chances

"Do not let your chances
Like sunbeams pass you BY"
But send 50 to The Comm onwealth Dis
ticket In the next drawing (Aprii 90th1
where you will have o. ance at 700
prizes and pefhs ps draw &S0.UUO. Address
II. M. BoARpMAM, Courier Journal Build
ing, Louisville, Ny.
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DR. HAYDOCK'E
vITALIzED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

The extraordinary effect Of this panaesa
as prepared by DIR. haydosk, upon the
kidneys and Urinary Organs 10 without
parallel in the history OF medfsine, ana
Its results far beyond any OF the Kidney
remedies of the day. Itstimulatss Dtge1-
tiop, adds tone to the system, ipvigoratea
the Debilitated, and is tnfallible for the
cure OF Diabetes in its worst form,
One trial of teaspoonful In O wine
glass of water Will convince the moAk
skeptical wiLhin from ten TO twenty nin-
DISORDER OF TAE KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs,
whether they secrate too much or TOO 1t-
tie water, or whether they DO afiieta4
with stone or gravel. or with aches ana
pains settled In the loins over the regions
of the kidneys
MAYDOCK's kidney PAHAORA
will save almost immediate relied, whsu
all other means have failed The moss
powerful existing medicine for the ears
OF female eomplainta. Fifty years az
perisnca incontestably prove this remedy
unrivalleG for the disOrders incidental TO
the female sex. No family ekould De
without 1t, and it may be taken by Young
every other means prove unsuccessful,
To the stomach we trace dys2epslnE
headache and general debility; to thf .
liver bile, jaundics and yellow fever M
the bowels, diarrhRa, dysentery. const
patton, piles and flstula; TO the lung
consumption, ETC.; TO the blood, scroful
scurvy and all cutaneous eruptions. II
keeping thsse organs and vital nuid ptffb1
and healthy we may safely DEFY the At
tasks of disease, and no medicine yes
prepared for this purpose can equal the
action Of
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-18

LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY AHD
Underwear in America. Cook d BRorHnn
Nos 40, 81 and SO NORTH EIGHTH srREHx
PHILADELPHIA. All orders will have
prompt attention, tan2o- wlyapnzs
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ITALY.

RoAe, April ~, 1901.
IA new Cabinet under Signor Sella has
been nearly completed. 1t Ia formed
exclusi yely of members ofthe Right. Tho
news has caused great axoitement.
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MAR RlE D.

HAPP-HARRIS,-O the 1Ath, at the
residence of the brides mother at Glass
Cow, DEL, by the Rev. L. W. Lay de1d,
ofBethel, Nd, James K. Sapp te Miss
Emma Harris,
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-18

Give your neighbor a helping hand by
recommending him to keep bottle OF
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup In his family for
all the ills babies are subject to.
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NEw ApyEnTlsRa1EMrn.

MONEY TOLoAN-ONMoR
4MoUNTS. ONCITY OR NEW CASTLE
COUNTY PROPERTY. APPLY TO
1.-THE WILMIn GTON SAVINGS
FUND SOCIETY ,, s. tE. CORNER OF
STH AND MARKET.
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Consisting OF nine exact limitations OF
United States Treasury Notes and nine OF
National Bank Bills. 18 in ell, of various
denomi nations. AS rare and tnatan-
taneous means OF detecting counterfeit
money they are invaluable. Price o. o
package.
L A. MAYEW q co.
% Box 1901. New York City.
mh2f-w3m.
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PERSON AL.

Judge Fisher, OF Dover, is In town to-
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-22

the personal property at his houses ia NewYork and In
Newport belongs TO the separate estate of hs Wife, All
his real estate Is devised to her The win OF Mrs Carey
Ia dated January 1873 Onehaf Of all her personality
which she resumed under deed OF settlement from her
father Is given 10 her husband The Will then directs
that $4,000 shall go the sheterng Arms in memory
OF the d'eedents daughter. Mary Ida $4,000 to
Ante : Carey aud Herbert s. Carey half sister and
half brother OF the decedeat's husband; $4,000 TO
Janet Montgomery the daughter OF the Rev. Henry
J. MONTGOMERY and various small amounts 20 servants
The rr-t ~ the personally Is given tho children and
al The real estate to the husband a eodicil
bearing date Juy ., 1877, made az Newport,
rcrVkes all these special bequcsts, the testatrlS
declaring hat she prefers 10 pay them hersef
ard they are marked " paid upon the viii This eoisi
however, bequoahs 5000 each 10 John Chanier and
Ed H. CHAMBER and 81 900 to Oliver Tisdac. aud gives
The rc-iduary Cstate 10 The husband. who j. naca "a
The sole executor. Another codic made In May 1875
~ - - 900 10 Sophia Little, for the Temporal Indns
ttlal Assocat0n Oflccascd Prisoners In Rhode leland
The petitioners for the probate o. the Wills Mrs.
De StrurS and Arthur A. Carey In app wing FOR the ap-
Poinimcnt Of tie NeglOrk Life and Trust Company az
hS arabian. Henry H. A. Carey, who IL 10 years old,
snys his share OF the personality l. SU9i, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-22
A STATEMENT BY MR.. FIELD.

Cyrus W. Field yesterday made a statement
concerning the legal complications 81 the Elevated Rail
way Companies. He said IN substance that the charge
OF fraud bad fath i'll the leasing gratuous IN
suit The New-York and Metropolitan Companies, hay
ing ntorlacing and competing lines, were urged by n
committee OF the Legislature to make arrangement
for Joint running To prevent the crossing Of tracks the
same level. A common management WAS the only plan
that seemed feasible and the Manhattan Company could
alone supply IT, as seemed 10 have been formed for the
purpose Of supplying any deficiencies which might de-
velOp themselves IN operating the other companies
Whether the companies had lcenl capacity to enter
Joint Arrangement left to the decision Of eminent
lnwyere AS 10 the terms II sought retain nnl
haired the rights of each htOchhnder In each COMPANY
giving 10 each fair proper ION 81 TIE PROPERTY Tie
sr kholders were treated alike, and the Arrangement
wns unanimously apITOy cd by them IN meetings lie had
protested against the Subsequent management aud been
excuded from participation In IT, the Mammal tan stock
holders taking the management INTO lhtlr own hands
IN therefore was matter that concerned them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-22
MEETING or PRESBYIERLlNS.

STANTON, Va, May 21.-ln the Preshyte-
ran General Assembly to-day, Dr. Girardcau. Of south
Carolina, read a long and exhaustive report on the
Daconatc in which the relative functions OF demons
and elders discussed. The report was an argument
in support Of the reform oNemcnt, though II WAS not
read in direct connection with that subject. the order oi
the day being the report on rtcnchinent ana reform
After some discussion the order ~ tc day was taken M
BY overwhelming vote. This result y believed I" hNe
clearly fOreSaGOwCd the defeat OF the IrI"fincrS d.
Hopkins. Of Virginia then pr -ented the minority re-
port Reform" In support oi his report Df. HOP.
kns spoke long and earnestly, and tad not concluded
when the Asscu.hly adjourn gd.
BUFFALO. n Y. MAY 2L-Tlc PTrshy tcrian General
Assembly met again tbs morning IIc committee on
Elections presented IN" names ~ II. N Mckee. Z: l."
Chambers and II. ". SNtnn unfm h'rs. Ic iuiln"-
ing members Of the Boar who's term Of - rNic expires,
were r-lppoiTtcd: The Rev. v D. Reed. tue hrF.
Thomas shcnhe-d and Elder John G. FaTr; Elder j. H.
Conveys appointed III The place of William G.. 20
well, who died last year. Addresses were made N{ we
Rev. Dr. GeOTge Hale, secretary OF tie Hoard ana c
Rev DR. Hickman Of Cincinnati. on the -Iigrrt 81 NM
sieria relief The assembly then adjourned ai''r Al-
pointing committees records Of the rs hnls In TIE
afternoon the delegates Will large uuuL crof C/n-,
yi-cd the Falls. Tomorrow the pupts Of the churches
viii be occupied by the visiting clergy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-22
SORRY THE PURCHASE WAS MADE.

The Ncw-York City and Northern Railroad
Company which is controlled by friends of the Metro
poan Elevated Railroad. recently bought the vacant
lot on the southeast Of NnhHyc and Fifty
st. on which II IL proposed 10 build passenger station
and freight depot The price paid 10y the company was
$4,000. The owners Of property III this block have
met several times in opposition 10 the proposed u-e OF
this property and 1t Is understood that they have raised
some $4,000 advance which tlty have pncr'd the rail-
road company abandon the project. Officers Of the
company have examined recently other st particu-
Iarly Nnth-ave. aud Fty ninth st.. but no ar
rangements for the purchase OF of them have been
completed
jose f. dc Navarro, director OF the NcwYork City
and Northern Railroad Company said yesterday that
after the purchase of the Fysixthst. lot had been
completed he examined It, was really sorry." h'
continued, "that had secured the property. when /
first walked through the street for knew ~ once what
the property owners wOnld suhcr 10y II. We lad made
the selection merely by map Of the city: Was really
very sorry. The company wui build station there bat
il If doubtful if II will d. completed within year. We
cannot find any other vacant land s.4Dlc foI our
purpose ana the premature publication Of the thnri O.!
the company TO buy the lOr al fni1 -nnthst has made
the purchase vi them Impossible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-22
CIVIL NOTES.

United States Assistant District Attorney G..
p l. Butler has resigned his position and has begun tho
practc, Of his profession.
Justice Gilbert, in the Supreme Court Of
Kings County, yesterday granted order In the action
OF william Il. Iiinsdae, counsel for the Long Island
RAILROAD Company, against Frances \. iIinsdae for
divorce The plaintiffs brother is correspondent ia tbs
defence.
Justice DonohHe, in the Supreme Court,
Chambers. granted yesterday order dlschargng
Ehano rpnne from arrest under "a warrant issued In
civil action brought against lin by Fidcl G. Pierra The
cischargc granted the ground that spinnst had
been enlr"d by the plaintiff certain prrt.nccs within
the Jurisdiction Of the Court and then arrested
In the contest over the will of the late Alex
andcr p McCue, Mrs McCue the widow OF the tcstator
was called yesterday witness for the contestants
she was asked by the attorney whether she had noticed
after her marriage with Mr. McCue, who then old
man. any trembling or muscular excitement his part,
and sLC replied that she had not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-22
TRACING OUT GUTENBERG CRIME.

HOW kANKOWsKY SPENDS HIS TIME-ThE THREATS
or LYNcHING.
Martin kankowsky, alias LoIis Kettlcr, the al
legged murderer Of Mrs. Nina Muller of Gutenberg,
bao been closely wat. he'd since hs commitment to tie
Hudson County Jail at jersey City lie ate a hearty
breakfast yesterday morning. bGt spent the rest II
the day lying upon his narrow bed with his face
when he was allowed to walk up and down in the
,orTdOr btfUr" his cell. lie cried constantly and
seemed completely broken down. II ~ thought by
the officers that he will sOol make confession Of
the crime with which he stands charged.
The officers in IIobOkrn are at work busily
following tip he clrws ia the ease. Dissatisfaction
n"y NctI.l had long talk yesterday With Regina
H'rt!, her. ID" young WOMAN who rlain"d that III"
WAS assaulted b. kdukoHsky ~ h0llsa ~ Charles
st.. IN, 'ity. week after Mr.. Mailer mur-
dcrrd. Police inspector William III. Lang, Of Jer-
sry tIty acted ~ interpreter during the interview.
The Woriau described "a 90, ktt book WlIc,t slir Jaw
kauhow sky have. which corrr~I aided in description
To the one Mrs Muller bad tie day she VAS Inargs.d
to kankow,ky. She also produced garment.
which she stated kankOwskS took from trunk Ia
h- room. Il was subsequently, identified as tho
property Of Mrs. Muller.
Mr.. kIi aoNsky was questioned Friday
night Ly pisfiict-AttUrney McGui, W." rfdsed 10
Hahr Any statement IN reference 10 her tory. JUS
III" kI, b. of lobol,ru, says tl@t Mrs hank0" ky
toll i'l that when her husoaat Lad tie trunks II
To dad ~oiaan tarn 10 ils hO,lSe br sad they be-
lvug'i 10 " i!ic WCnan VIII" wao murdered at Gut
t.uitrr. and yOa must lot say anything about
rte rut-e pol CO force If Hcbohcn surrounded
ksnkoW>ky wH,u Le WAS taken rDLl the haI " lirIo
tl. Ir.in..,t ua, hrii Friday afternoon. \ rrsd ut
- i.r-'., Ci,yhnl informed Chief # Police Donovan
that b. oNtrhriTtl u CtOW oI len n "A ihDr shop
80 N.,h.NheE planning 10 tatr kaEk'Nshy away
fiun a." officers and haug lam n tree hear thrdor
OF iir Aurglr The thIcia- plrcautIon lad All ITO
officers armed with heavy night clubs aud rcyoiN"Is
he prisoner Ia, spilled his name az S'ytral ways.
y y he says 1t should Ice " hInhOwskl.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-22
BAPTIST ANNITERSARY MEETINGS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 19.-The number
Of delegates 10 the Baptist here s very
large and the meetings now In progress are attended BY
overlooking audiences. The American Baptist Publin-
zion Society began it, sessions yesterday with the meet
H\pg Of the Sunday Sehoo Institute Addresses were
kad by Dr. Chaplin Of Texas; Professor Morgan. OF
ehcago; Dr. Stone, Of Connecticut and the Rev Mr..
Iundrl,m OF Georgia AZ the evening service music
rendered by 400 children. The Rev. Mr. Mabc pastor
OF the First Baptist Church delivered address Of
welcome behalf OF the different religious bodies OF the
city and Governor Porter followed wi "a welcome on
behalf Of the state. The Rev. John hunpstone. Of Al
bsny. ~ Y read paper on he Teachers Preparation
OF Himself"
To-day the society transacted business matters.
George T. Hope OF New York. the president, made
ppebng address The annual IMPORT OF the Board
Hat ty seven publications ha'e been made dntt
he rear and $50 copies printed The receipts ioF IN"
missionary departments for the year endihs Mart
1851 we're S42i137 %. During Tie year thirty seYtL
C9iporeurs and thirty two state sunday school mis
donarics were employed. All the work has been PAD
for and there balance In the treasury OF S5V7 o.
This evening will he oted 10 ADDRESSES nom colord
mtssionares from the South One marked feature OF
teresf In the proceedings OF to-day the denompa-
Hons setIpon preached BY Dr. Brosdus, OF Louisville NY.
~ .anstnGs af the xssionAU Union. Ire Aome Ais-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-22
FRUSTRATED ~ THEIR DESIGNS.

KEYroRT, n. j., May 21.-Sunday last u
swede. Olof Ianson. employed Oh the schooner Sarah
Francis. after being paid $40 went ashore and met
James Manion and Parker Dennis, with whom he visited
several drinking places Leaving his companions at q
late hour IausOn went aboard Of his vessel Toward
morning Yanson, who was alone on the vessel was
awakened by two examining his pockets The men
proved 10 DO Manion and Dennis. They fed from tho
cabin and jumped into n boat. The boat oapszed and
sunk. Dennis struck ont for the shore, which lie sue
ceeded in reaching, but Manion became frightened and
called out for help when YansOn put OF in boat and
picked him up. ManOn expressed much repentance and
returned the stolen money begging lansOn 10 lend him
boat 10 20 ashore lAnsOn told MGnion he must either
80 ashore the way he stay until the officers
OF the Law could be summoned 10 arrest him. Menon
than jumped overheard and 10 the Shore which ho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-22
No socio.v win follow and promise

sion Society and the Bible Society Will folio" anu promise
10 De Of great interest. . ..,. Cot
ety met TIL. morning listen Ia the a"aittr OF n
Ceorge d. BoarlrDan Of Philadelphia. lrt deht OF the
Mis.nnarv Ii,,inu fle chair used by Dr. Adoniraln
Judson the great mi -onary md Nv Dr. BuirdInan =
father, was presented lor his GSe curing te "N"'
sary. -., 49,. .,.,,o,
Dir Murduck Of Boston the se@Tctory rcaa me anna.
year wa 1850 SOJ New editions OF the hHT.n lAh''
fhe thurman Billie and Testament, siam anu Japan -c
and Tclee1Ie Bibles ana Scriptures ior the Caro-, ar m
der vay New plates being made Tor &c IMAM h"l'S
also The mission press at Raugoou, lnll-h buIhah'
printed ast year 20OOO copies of the Scripture IN inc
native 1000 tracts and religious books iAu
IsOOO school bOoks-OyCr s.S2i4JO pGgcs of printed
matter The haptsns for the year numbered JliS, ana
he mn mltrr 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-22
TILE COURTS.
PROBATE OF TIE CAREY WILLS.

John Carey, jr., died in this city on April
O. 1881. His wife, Mrs Eda Carey, who wAs the daush'
ter OF william l. Aston. died on April %, 1851. The
villa of both were offered for probate In the Surrogates
Office Yesterday There three children now living
but none OF them receives any specific beguees OF real
e.tate in the wills, although they viii now receive sub
eantay the whole OF the great estates that are left by
their parents. The children Arthur Aston Carey,
Henry r. Aston Carey aud Mrs Margaret L. DE stenrs'
who IA the wife Of the present Minister from tho Neither
lands TO tho Court OF Spain
Mr. Carey died ut No 10 East Thirty -fourthst. His
viii beam date Pehruary 10 1881. Il declares that al