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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31
VIRGINIA. NEVIS.

Miss Elizabeth Tucker. OF L7nchturg. aged
% years, Gicd Friday.
The farm CT John d. sid, Lear Rlversillc,
Amherst county, has been sold. with all miner
al rights, 10 tic PeDDsy l7lria Misiog Co. for
$40. 0C0 CASH
Mr.. E. j. Bell. form lily Icldicg merchrtt
OF DanvlIe, ind for twenty years past eek of
the City Council and City Auditor, died 81 scr.
day after weeks i!locss.
Tho L7nchburg Steel, Iroa aud Miuinp Co.
has contracted With f. Dillon, OF IDdiau Il ,ck,
Botctourt couoty, for forty tons of limestone
per diem for the next Xix months. 10 b. used
Ter lux 10 the conpaDy'S new fu;nao,.
The large three story peanut CLEANING tstGb-
llsEuen', AID two story cJttcn gio attached, at
Carrsvilc, Isle Of Wight Co., owned by T.. A..
Cutchins. together with their c,ntcnts. were
burned last Friday. L1ss. IS Ol0 Insurance.,
$4,000.
John Nj. Suihcro, iorncrl, u pronioc Of
tobacco manufacturer of D4uvi!le. aud subse-
qu'0ily engaged 10 business 10 New Orleans,
ln.. Gud MontgtmNy, Ala. died at Ashevl lc,
N. C., Friday, and YES butt, in Dinyie y.s
tertay from tho rosi icroe uf his brother, Nj, j.
Wa. T. Su!hcrin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31

The duties Of a College professor whom prop.
erly executed consuma oil bis time. The present
unfavorabIc condition of Black ,burg College.
therefore, may, without TOO great sr2ip, be at
trbu:ed, partially atlcsst. 10 the fac that it has
In its faculty such mtn as Professor Conrad,
who has so much spare tim, that ho deVotcs O
portion Ct it to politics. ard writes letters that
arc publishcdin the Richmond Wing il favor
OF tho practical Reputation Of portion Of the
State debt. Now The tsot that lie dsvotes tito
time due the college, bnd for which lie is PAID
By the State, to p?!i:ic5. is bad enough, bu,
when he adsocatcs tho torcitle rcaG j1stmcDt Of
the State debt, be should rc:isn lis professor,
ship a! orce. Tor ViTeiris parents ard guardians
dob't want their sona asd wards taueh. apy
such doctrine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31
MONETARY AND COlINFpr1

VIRGINIA BoNDs.-J. A. Esnn,o.o,
Baltimore Financial Circular of ss,vrt,r -,
says: IS.
The great feature Of Tho mafke, Vas u,>
precedented transactions ard shsrp sdra. o I:
Virginia consols and ten forties. ConsoIs na Il;
Monday morning at 73i. Consol comn Wpr'ei
9l3, and ten forty bonds at 4)l. Upon iba a.
celpt OF the nsws that the Supreme CONF 's
decided In favor OF tho bondholders, conso. MAJ
vanced IN few minutes 10 r., consol CON-.
TO %, and ten forty bonds TO 81. Tuesday o,o,"
Ing consols opened st 49, and with great cyr;..
IS. at which figure fresh orders 10 buv c,r -.
pouring in, and they have since been vs.v
strong and have sgain advanced to 81 Tass
forties commenced at 524. sold down 70 81. a.,
sre now strong at - to jl5. The QUICK sdv. r"
brought cut large blocks of bonds that Is'
been purchased at lower figures, and b,Id e.,
sale in anticipation of . favorable decj,ion ~
the Supreme Court. We expect to see c1osn}.
selling before July the lst al 50 or over. inIaoi
they should now be selling at lOO. The f.
forties are probably the cheapes! bod in us
county. Surprising an investor buys ton fo,,y
bonds having 80 years 10 lua. say st proseI
figures, 62. At present they pay him per G.,
on his inves:ment-but in 8 years tho interest,"
coupons WILL oe per ct. per annum. Now il
as per Ct bond they sell q. about 50, a, a
per CT bond they will sell at CG so that the il,
vestor will receive Calculating interest and a..
cretion in value from ) to 4 per ct. bond) IL
per ct. per annum on his money for the ne., ;
years. Docs any one suppose the Ten forty bon,t.
are going to remain in the neighbolhood Ct ~
not likely. We think 81 very low prics 10.
them, snd after they commence TO pay per {.
they will sell anyhow At rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31
NEVIS or The D-dT.

II t..o House Of Representatives 90 S.tul-
day. Dir. ! atcs, ih3 Ccm1crslc c0Gtcstant from
North CGrO!laf, YVES seated ty 6 v2!o OF lis to
l03.
Tho number Of deaths III Chicago les; yetr
vas 1882. The population, according 10 the
census returns, is sos 29S. making tho death
rate bu. %. 70 per thousand inhsbtarts
81. Louis is agitated ever project to construct
a locomotive works within the limits of the CITY
to have capacity fer building i've hundred en-
OIL !c!, with working clIital Ct So 500 900.
Judge Hughes is engaged, ia connection wish
Morrison & Co., Of Washington. d. g.. in pub
l'shiDg mo"thly the Reports Of tho Supreme
Court 81 the Uoited States. lie is now 10
Washington. This undertaking is aborious
and responsible oLc, end one which will be u
great Interest 10 lawyers.
Tic failcre Of Mayer B:otEtrs, Of New York,
| extensive importers Of coffee. roo, aud general
! merchandi3t. Wss announced on Saturday. The
liabilities are pIaccG at 81. 500 600, and tho IS
scs sro believed 10 DO sufficient 10 pny { Il lia
blitlcs except several largo sums OF money
| adFaGccd by special partners in Germany
Tho heaviest rain storm that has occurred 10
California since 1861 began % Friday, and has
| cGu3cd 10 immense amount OF damage all along
| the Paci6o coast, from British Columbia to the
southern Part OF California. Il lumber oil
| toHus have beer submerged snd many miles
ot raisoad haro been carried lwiy by the
foods.
1t has been discovered rcccLtiy tba! system
at;c attempts have been made for some Time to
poison with Pa;is Green end arsenic Miss
Gcrtia NanniGg, who is residing with her urco,
Warren l.. Manning. o. Malone. N. Y. Miss
Emma Davis, the young nous, keeper, has been
| arrested. charged with tho crime. Nlos Mao.
Dirg is very Ill, eud her limbs urc raraI!z!d
!ro,c the effects of the pciJoo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31
guGellevcrS in the naHas:,,cn:s

IL Tie Editor The Altcmtlris Ga-ctie.
Du!log cent vipi; 10 Washington | Waa
shocked aol sscnshcti al tho scoEipg infiote
shown BY tho clerks il rccm No. at FAC
Treasury. Surprising iha: lie gentlemen Tero
only endeavcrps 10 cniivcG tho tcdium of their
Leisure by eoisavoripg o hc!,i;y ICY old fash.
looed prtiud!ccS aud have sro.t cut OF ny old
tmo Presbyterian views OF right nrd religion,
passed by their sc:Es CT 81 us HI other oon paBy.
Bu: their lmpiety weighed upon toe, and |
made further Inquiry. On The A. 4 w. c1rs,
gentleman boxing c position ct Washington
tol! no that probably ore third Of the officials
10 ElS department we're open sect. re az religion
and mere than tET tic retaa,odrr we're cGl9
noUluss Cbrls.iars. Al il,X,nd!is ycutla-
map, h1'drg cicIkship. sssurld me that 10
his room nobody believed il Tie ln.iountcd
notions Ct the Bible. ard moulorci sepc!a',
beth men and w1mep, in n'i.hbcIiog rooms,
who openly hvcwed their il ii lefty. lie assured
me that Tho iurlhtr a5d higher | prcsf cuted
such ltqulres the more general would | fed,
Whit he called 'tbo Observation-Disclosures ct tho
human mind from o blind b,e 10 the ansi.
quated ntsurdi:ics Of musly mystorics" lilo
stated his hoist thAt 10 his department "on.
llghtentd liberal, as 10 styled i0fdelS, we7e 10
large MT orly sod that 'rroiessiog Christians"
and "hInocriis' were fast becoming syuony
Nov, with to ask il there is aIy remedy
Tor this awful state OF affairs? Tho Cnris;ian
religion is the DOM mon Law of tho lard AID its
legal aspect should bo respected. What u.s.
sursnco does the oath Of tfi1o give when teken
BY an unbeliever? Wba. binding fJroe csn en-
cath have. tsksn with mr. OK so!cmuily by one
who regards tho Holy Dioe IS collection of
Idle tales or deliberate impcsture? II honesty
is qualification for ohcc, iq it fl to enter upon
1t With dishonest oath? Is the inteprcty
assured OF that mao who assumes responsibility
under The Saro.iOn Of 90 oath on q bibIo be
dlsbelleves. or hand uplitcd to God whom
nc derldes? ls that man or woman, whose
testimony would not be rtcciVcd u any cour. 10
tho land, ii; person to be pu! 10 o Responsible
othc!al position? Are We to have Icgersolisn
coSraited upon republic,nism and behold our
cou1lty drlt,lng away from the religion cf the
fathers. usd,r the ooc, as il Stems TO be drift.
ing from constitutional liberty uudcr tho other;
baI public opinion become powrrlcss2
The names Of my iliorusnls | havo withheld
bu: suppose they could hive no oil jacli9p to
my placing thOn ct ytuc rvice, my own is,
Very respectfully.
Accolink. ooh JaD., |. MUIR,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31

Werc 1t not for the patent lac: that they 10
not. wo woad suppose that The Gircc. Interests
OF ell tho houssholjcrsn the District CT C;Ium
ba would DO sufficient TO induc, every one 81!
them to tCcone 90 lc!ivj libby ncntcr Oh l;o
present Congress. Ter the purpose Of o5aoitg
from that body ca ice bost, isith Is hoh to keen
their hnrbor open daring such weather es htn
prevailed this w!Ecr. AID which hoe riiec.ualiy
bIoekadcd tho ni!ional cspiia' for more than q
mohtb. The increased Cos: Of luel ard Of ,naty
sorts oil provisions. lceeiog entirely GU! @! yisY
the numerous othcr Expenses, troubles aud in-
convenlcrc?s, necessarily caused by the black
AIDE, would Stimulate The people u;d tbs ;rets
Of any other city 'xc,n: Washington, to c.y
aloud for the snail appropriation lhGt is 10 D..
qusito TO raise it. If Congress will not reclaim
the Potomac fats tho mere tssto CT lis mtm
bers for oysters. vii iliuco them to vote tho
Insignificant sum repaired tOr tic purchase Ct
an ice boat. if tic necessity for such boa. be
brought to their attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31

As mixed races rtv,r DO well, and as ffcrent
rac:s living 10 the Same c>untry nevor thrive
as equals, if 10 any degree like tq1sl numbers,
the rapid Increase 10 the negro population and
th' Inv rate q: which the white population OF
tn, native AGericlDs 10 the North has Increased
during the las! decade. give tccs,iol Tor sri
Gus doubts as to Tie future prosperity CT this
country. Three or four RcEcra!iors cocsumr
bat comparativ,l7 littlc lime 10 tho lilo o! o
firmly established nsticn. tu: o. ths prese ct
ratio OF inoreRss Of regulation ia this c7uury
they will so change tho numerical relations CT
the white aad negro races that the Inter v:ll
b,como the predomiaant onc. Bat long before
that condition is reached the national aatason-
ism ct the two races will have produced trcu,!, e
at which tho braVest will stand appalled,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31

Gonera! Mahonc's Washington organ havlne
become alarm, d at tie c9usG thues arc tskipg
10 republican qu res. has Changed lis fuoe,
and now attempts 10 hulI3cz, Opponents Of the
deneral 10 tho na!iCn.I republican party a:o
gv'ng him their support. 1t says:
10 Virginia, il rle.cpdcd friends OF lha pew
ADMINISTRATION orc 10 not as tho alhes Of the
Bourbo0s By keeping up scplr ito Republican
organ z sttOn in order to dcfca, The ResGjlsicr7,
then the later wi! very naturally expect thci.
reDresc 0tativo 10 the Senate. General Malone,
to antagorlz, Tho administration which is thus
hostile to them. This is we'll kuCwu, and IS
b,ng oonspired for By few selfish s.hemcsa j
FIrsloii against lho well known wishes OF Tia
maio body Of the party, Whcthtr they shall
persist 10 this will depend largely upon what
they may believe to DO tho wish OF General
Garfield him1eli. wlcsn patronage i.!s Gho
measure OF their DESIRE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31
Card OETliaukS.

~ The Conference St Mary of tho Society OF
ST. Vincent of Paul, gratefully acknowIsd oe The
receipt. through hrs. John =. Barbour OF one
hurdrod and Two dollars and fifty cents, for the
poor under its care; being half OF the proceeds
OF an entertainment given at Almory uslI on
Monday, the Il III iust.
Inc Conference sincarely thsnks the ladies
and gentlemen under whose direction the enter
tsinment was given, or who participated in it.
ana those who 60 generously p.troniZed it, and
VII disourso the fund carefully and impartially
! MS acknowledgment has been delayed from
Inc faci that tho Conference meets on Sundays
only. ny order, RICHARD L.. QAREE,
PRECEDENT.
A!e4andris, January alat, 1881.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31
a Canadian Horror.

The following account of mes horrible
tragedy Which occurred o. Friday, tho oS h
lostant. 10 tao village of Whitevalo, Oata,io
county. Canada, is from the Toronto Globe:
Some time carly 10 10 the morning (rhurs-
day. Mrs. Sheppard. resident Of the village,
murdered her two children and then Inflicted
such Injuries upon herself that she oanuot DOS
Sbly survive. About halt past nine Mrs. Reesor,
o nelghbor, called upon Mrs. Sheppard. Upon
entering the house most horrible, heart sick
enlpg spectacle presented itself to her gaz,.
Upon the floor lay tho two Children. ono shot,
the other With Its throat out, quito dead,
while Mis- Sheppard lay on the floor, covered
with blood and unconscious. Mrs. Reesor
Immediately informed tho neieh5ors, who UPON
coming 10, found that Mrs. Sheppard was still
alive, but that both children were stone dsad
and already quite cold.
AT the right side of tho stove lay the cid :st
boy, George, bright little follow three years of
nge. lie had been shot With revolver az
killed simultaneously. The othor ohild, the
baby. only seven months old. lay in O pool of
blood, it's head slmos: completely served By the
erne stroke OF the knife, its poor little limbs
twisted convulsively. showing tho agony in
which it had died. When lifted the head fell
bsck, showing tho several arteries and wiudpipe.
The mother was terrible sight. How many
wounds she had could not be ascertaiued. but,
With all her loss Of blood, she had still sufficient
sIrerg'h 10 crawl 10 tho door, which Mrs.
Rsss1r had LETT wide open when she ran out, 10
close it. atd then drag herself to chair, against
which she Was leaning when Mr.. White and
the others entered. Between tho two children
ley the revolver. Near Mre. Sheppard 10y the
knife.
I'm tho afternoon Mrs. Sheppard rallied suf.
fclaLtly 10 relate how The did the murder and
what caused her to do it. She said George had
dlaobey cd her commands several times, and at
last she became enraged. and. Selling the revolt
YER. she shot him. She had evidently stood d.
rectly over him. the ball entering the left breast
high up toward the neck, and passed down
through the heart. After killing George she
thcughtshe might as well kill herself aud the
baby. As rear o, could BIO ascert.ined she had
taken the knife and cut the poor little things
throat and thrown it on the floor. She then shot
herself in the left breast, The hall striking rib
and passing round the body sha next ebot
hersolt IN tho throat, and then taking the knife
had stabbed herself in the throat several timer,
cutting her chin in fearful manner, and finally
mad drawn the knife across her throat, almos:
seVerlng Ter windpipe, but not iniurin either
of lhs main arteries"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31
EOREIEN NEW.N

The Earl Of Hardwicke has presented his peti.
ton in liquidation, hislisbili.ies being $l.i0JOO)
Twelve fishing smsc&s hivo been wrtc5ed q.
Stables UOlonGc, in tue Bay Of Di:cay, ard lG
mon drowned.
Small pox and diph!horia $40 reported IS
making fearful ravsgee ia the Counties of Belle
Chasse and Dorchester. Canada.
Mr.. Gladstone further exnlained tho coz, con
bill in the British House OF Commons on Friday
night, contending that it is tsir and reasonable.
Chil's terms of peace provide for the cession
OF Antotsgssts and The payment of $1,000 Geo
indemnity, of which Peru is TO pay $2U,OJCOO
and Bolivia $4,000.
Kngand has accepted The proposal for nceo.
tiatlons Of ConttsRtlnope on tae Greek question
on condition that the decisions Of the Berlin
conference and tho treaty will not BE- considered
ss dropped.
l. ia reported in Paris chat g plo. in !avor OF
the karsg sorgevich family to dethrono rrirce
Milan, OF Seryia. has been discovered, and nu.
merous arrests have been made. u. Ristics. a
former minister, IS reported 10 be implicated in
the plot.
In the battle with the Eosrs il Drskenbers
fas the Brlii:h lost four officers killed. three
Wouaded and Isl men billed. wounded and
missing. General CoIley teleSra2hs that the re-.
pulse 10 OF little const quepce beyond the loss of
men ana o1heeTs. The Eoer losses arc stated 10
humDef oto Rllec, Including their commander.
Mlcnael DaVltt yesterday made An il q smma.
tory speech IN County Carlow, Ireland. He
announces that he vii! not leave the country
when the coercion bill is passed. Plscsrds have
been poslsd in Londonderry and Cork urging
the people to delay any outbreak, rs the time
Tor revolving has net yet arrived. The league
deny having any connection with the posting of
the plscsrds, which were torn down by the DO.
lice: The public buildings at Manchester, Eng
land. are guarded by police and soldiers, on &C
count of information received by the authorities
that they were TO be blown up.
Ray Jones, enc Of the oldes! cit;z ns of Fred
erioksburg. died Friday Of paralysis. ard Dr..
George +. Carmichael Of tho same city, is ~.
ng unconscious from the SINE disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 81, 1881

Secretary Shultz otie,:s TO tho employees in
his department beiog asses ID to ray lho OK
ponse of the mex. presidential Inauguration. II
no had objected to their bciog plundcTcd in CT
der to buy Mr. Galii,3' y election, i: wJuld
have been more consistent with his own pre-
sious course. and moro hcnt fetal 10 all tie in-
t>rests OF the couotry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31

Mr. Edwards Pierrcpoiot, who first came
into patonal prominence ty his subscription of
s2O,OOO to the Grant campaign fund CT 1872. is
very a1xlous 10 got iuto Gen. Gartied's clbinet.
hero ere now | ,247 persons employ cd in the
cr'hua oihss ID Washington, GG9 mules and
$40 iomsles; also 9S ID s,s pscis anl l6 witch.
Mep.
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DIED.

A! AccotiEs, Fairfax county. On Friday, the
18Th instant LEVI 3. Stills. 81 His fu.
nernsl, to which the friends and acquaintsnces
OF the family ARE invited to attend, will take
pace rom Inc Frlendk' Aeetiog Houee q!
o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31

STREET Can CoURTEsY.-A ba!chc. faced
woman, Of about 81 summers with q wealth of
treck'cs in her fsc, end snuff slick in her
mouth, 60! inIo crowded car en- Galveston
avenue. There were halt dem gentlemen 10
the Ger. hut mono Of them offered 10 kige her q
sest Alter she lad waited q reasonable time,
she said:
VEL any Of you gtloo!s is wsiin' fer me to
squat 10 your laps, you arc barking up tho
wrong tree, for l want sou to understand I'm o
lady,
a dread that sho WAS lot 10 earnest caused
six gentlemen 10 leave the olr,- Galveston
NeuS
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Alexandris, Va Com issioncr's Office
SSh .Jsnu4rv ISL |

THO TIKI PARTIES, plaintiff and defsId,L..
4 il the chnnce,y cause Of Graham We. Tie
Washington City, Virginia Midland and Grt.,
Southern Railroad Company, and - tho crr!.
llots Of said defendant corporation.
Iako notice, that shall. at my cGicc AFR
said, in the city of Alexsndris. on IT. E5Dhl.
tho lst day OF March, 1881, proceed t, ezcculr
the requlren onts Of two dccrcos entered by taa
Circuit Court OF Alexandria city, on the "l.a
December, 1880. and the 18th January 1851. in
the chancery suit Of Graham vs. Tho Washln:
ton q. V. III. & q. y. L. Il. Co.. pending II
said Court, 1T which Tina a1d place you ara ra-
quirod 10 attend.
Given under my hand. az Special Commis:nI
or IN Chancery of tho Circuit Court of hlr1V".
dria city; this. the 18th January, 1851
Jan2)-c4R II. SHEPPERU.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31

Tho market is quiet. and prices arc nomir:',
in consequence Of the very light receipts 4
grain. Flour is held st quotations. thote wa"
small sales of good Lancaster Wheat st H..
Small lots of whta Corn brought 81, No Erv
or Oats reported. Country produce ia fla II
quotations and wanted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31

Half bottle Of St. jacobs Oil. writes Mr..
Y. uauni of Youngstown, o.. cured my wife,
who for TIVE We years had bsen o constant tu.-
terCr With NEURALGIA.
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OFFICE,

1H1 Alexandria, Va, Jan Il, lSS!.
take this carly occasion to announce u Ia.
public thSt Am not candidate for re- ela,tir ,
TO tho C1ico of Mayor. am the more impaIri
TO this premature action, in ordnr that II,
friends may have sufficient timo to juig, ot tar
merits Of the c,ntesting candidates.
Respectfully.
jat3l.lt COUkTLAND Il. SMiTii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-31

Ray Jones. che Of the oldest ciz ns of Fred
erlaksburg. died Friday Of paralysis. ard DE-.
George +. Carmichael Of tho same city, is Iy.
ng unconscious from the same disease,
, 1881-07-25
THE WILLIAMS BROTHERS.
Spsctat Dtspdteh to The Chicago Ifibute.


ST. Ptul. bliNu, July H.-Tho hunt Tor tho
Williams brothers sttll continues, but Without
lnntcrtal results 80 tar. Tho Lliltn1ton Guards
havo bccn ordered to tho scene,anl tho hunt will
tc resumed with rpnawed oncrgy this week.
parson ponncrs. ono of the foremost Of tho
hunting party, who mnrrica Lon Williams and
preached his Wife's funeral sermon, furnishes
tho following lrttcr from one Of tho 'icspcra-
ttcs: ,.
SUNDAY N,diiT, Juno ee 1ss1.-DEAn SIR: I
have been wanting TO speak With y1.l tver since
Will havn to transfer my. thoughts to pupcr.
sSn %Snt 70 % saX t1is a1ino'1Sa T. 'snt ngn. that
Mt sE s ~ II sss %s 3,
iitss msrried. ~ 4 wa,t 70 keep their respect: !
aay,:: pity his vile; hut liin-iet him Is
sns aoss New y faf "s - ,sHn ga concernsA
.. e,!s: t,as lie Talk was staste that: aua sr:
III tasS !" ~
~ ,Sak Do, ~ r GroiSs,Ies to 'cc' opum
e:e efs bs sss u sh " Sss' ,1oa " a
ns, S,,er as Surea r''fo ~ than n,o. her ,,
1issys a{sas ia tas ve:Ia d! Eot r. ser, mi aos
6tAb4A NNAV AHA44s N4kk HCtA&u& ~ NV kQEs
md nq objoes Ia view. Ita!tnost seta tuo etgxy
leave hoE :. In tho sp.ins, ,!nyway" nut' IT.
l!,sye what have sai!l;, i can now make no q,
+ seems az; though t.ad onaht 10
~ ow9: know sas ", ri toe sotM 4 Woman tor
preciatq hnr as any. ono could, aud now TINT ,shn
| lA ,lea.I want 10 clGar her tnemurr OF every
chuuco OF rrproaoh, hecnnse sile WIS innocent
viii Gf uol, but thluk 1t waa tns tioinsa Of Incn,
and my desire to retaliate Is fearful strong.
NuthlpR hut respect lor licr .hotds mo
| hack. Hut. now II they como for
/ ME nxaln won't run iron, thunt.s
hnye nN.hiuE tO keep ont OF their way. now for.
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for hHr sake. but now they have done nil they
| cunl1. They hare driven iue away. from her
| nnl 1'li never fcs her a8Ran. Now. all they oan
| do Ia IT, cnn.o ma takN my !if0. They can tnkn
It easy II they know. bow. MIR. noundry, MY ltre
| u 10 wrecked that ! almost want, them
to como Oh to lnc. that thoy cul. ,see
Now, sfr.'> ik,nhNfs. sI.nply, tell Hyoit
all this hocnuse | know yu4. to he u man
nt principle. ] naqsn this tnAt gsr yourself. un4
II Natcu wore done ulo M charge coiild lle
tlr0iiglt a1ulnst 1nn. nlerpty wanted To hclp
my 0rUther aud that ruined mo. II II II mt
asking tO4. t1,iah Ut YOU wish sou would uray
for tne. y rat1tlon to- Tod from sDtno Dttn It
Reetus wo,lltl tln INC Ruth rur canut DO It my
i. u. Williams.