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, 1882-03-11
DRAEII.
communicated.

EDITOR STATESMAN In 4 late number Of
your paper appeared a notice OF the hospital
which it has been my privilege to aid in
founding at Tacoma, in our territory, at a
cost of about s., 800. 1t would be pleasing
to me, if the next object to which / sholld
direct special attention could be 10 aid the
citizens OF Walla Walla in providing new
and suitable buildings for the excellent SEM
mary for girls begun among US. The Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs Wells feel that they must
leave, at the end OF this school year. The
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Lathrop. who have ac-
cepted the invitation to succeed them, have
had much experience in educational institu-
tons IN the East AMI In California They
Will come with high commentators of their
characters and ability. | hope that they
Will not be discouraged by the appearance Of
the school buildings and the Inconvenience
to which they viii be subjected by very
limited accommodations for the work to be
done. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells. as the founders
Of the institution, have cheerfully submitted
TO all trials OF this kind, but have felt. for
the last year or two. the urgent need, the
important necessity of new and more COM
raodious building. There is need of more
room, at once, to Accommodate applicants
for board. 1t would be pity to have them
turned elsewhere, who might make their
home with us for years. Every intelligent
community knows the gam which such in
stitutions are to place. Citizens Of Spo-
kane Falls, which has population of about
1000. have offered large plat of ground and
$500 to aid IN establishing such an !nstitu-
ton there, and other towns, | am told, are
ready TO give twice that amount The time
Is near when We should have for our girls
school, a building costing from eighteen to
twenty thousand dollars. II the citizens
Of this goodly town will assure me that
they will provide for one third or even one
fourth that amount, think can secure the
remainder, and IN the accomplishment of an
undertaking promising 50 mud for the place
and especially for the younl We should re-
IoIce together.
Very Respectfully urs,
j. n PappoCE
, 1882-03-11
Notice for Distribution.
TERRITORY OF WisH'NGToy, tSS
County OF Walla Wa:la-

Iy PRORiTE-Il the NGtter Of the EatGte Of
EDRCyD CARTWRIGHT, d.oeased-
CiTATION On reading .and fling the
} petition Of JOHN CARTWRIGHT, af-
rnin;strat0r of the estate OF EDMCND CART
WRIGHT. deceased, setting forth that be h1s
6led his hnal account as such administrator IN
the Inatte- of said estate, and that the same
has been duly audited, allowed and confirmed,
and ..zt portion Il said estate remains 10 Be
divided among the heirs OF said deceased and
uraying among other things for an order Of dis
triburion of the residue Of sal1 estate among
the persons thsreantO entitled.
II Is ordered tha. all persons interested IN
the estate of the said EDMUND CART
WRIGHT, deceased, be and appear before the
Probate Court of said county OF Walla Wa'lz,
on MONDAY, the 23d day Of May, A. D.,
Iss2. At the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, Of saif
day. then and there TO show cagse Why an
order of distribution should not be Hsis 1t the
resiiue of said estate aInOag the heirs o. the
aid EDMUND CARTWRIGHT. ceceaeed,
accoriing 10 law.
II Is ordered further. this. service of this
citation be made on all persons Interested IN
said estate, By publication of this ORDER IN the
WaIla Waila SfATEslAN, weekly neSspaper
printed ana published IN the CITY and comfy
Of WaIls wallA, Washington TerTitory, for
thirteen successive weeks prior 70 sad 22d dsy
Of Nav, Isss. Dated Walla Walla, W. T.,
Feb IA 1882 r. GUICHARD,
v7I& Judge snd Clerk OF s>id Cou7t.
, 1882-03-11
An Eloquent Appeal.

The attorney for the girl Hon n. I. Ca
tom daring bis speech, near the close, read
the sth chapter of Saint John, and touching.
ly dweit upon II in the following language:
Gentlemen Of the Jury, in the passage OF
scripture have read in your hearing. the
noble example o; our Lord AMI Saviour, is
presented f2r Jour guidance in the making
up verdict In this case. The beautiful ser
mon OF mercy, forgiveness and universal
compassion and love Is here so beautifully
and touchingly presented that tears OF Joy
might well be offered As q tribute 'of graft.
tude, and songs Of praise be sung by angel
tongues in glorifying Him who sitteth on :he
right hand OF the Father de whose mis-
sion upon earth was one of mercy and for
giveness, who gave his HE for the salvation
Of sinful world: He vino prayed on the
cross Father forgive them, they know not
what they do;' He whose lie On earth was
one OF purity and holiness, has left On earth
this example OF forgiveness OF weak and
erring woman. Perhaps she had been, as
has this bligh.ed flower before you, the vic.
tim OF the deceitfulness and treaehery OF
lustful and unmercIful man. Assuming for
q moment that this Court could direct that
this withered flower who has been trampled
under the foot OF carnal man, should be ston-
ed 10 death, and that those without sin
should execute the ssntencs, now many are
there IN the presence OF the court who would
be qualified to act the part of executioners:
| fear not many fear there are many In
this presence to-day who are guilty OF as
much Intentional wrong as this poor blight
ed life that is trembling before the bar of
Justice, and whose repentAnt tears SO elo-
quently appeal to you and SO feeling,y ask
that law be executed, not IN cruelty, bat IN
Justice, and that justice be tempered with
mercy. The pen Of the immortal Moore, un-
barred the gates OF Paradise by repentance.
May no, the penitea. tears OF this poor VIC
tim OF mans cruel brutality and lust plead
for your merciful consideration, and may not
| IN her behalf direct you to the iIlustrious
example of the saviour, and ask that you un-
bar the gates Of your hearts and consciences,
and allow the sunshine Of mercy TO enter IN
through that cold steel armor-impervious
sev,ri,y-that 50 generally grests the errlng
OF weak, Gentlemen, should your verdict
be guilty beg You to call to mind when
you retire TO your CO nfyrtaIie couches to-
night, and in ynur prayers remember this
withered ostcast, wno viii th,n hc 10y Your
verdic. shivering in lonely prison eel, and
ask that she may be forgiven ty higher
tribunal than thus Bat can't belivv; that
you are prepared To render such verdict. 1
shall expect your verdict To be one OF justice
tempered with mercy, and that You will say
''reither do l condemn you, 90 and SIN no
more"
Cation has postponed his speech until to-
morrow.
, 1882-03-11
Bishop Paddock's Proposition.

Bishop Paddock in his communication
Wednesday, said ''erery intelligent COM
muuitv knows the gain that educational IN
stitutions are to place" In proof that our
community are not lacking IN tins kiha VI
h,;sness common-seuse, we are permitted 70
announce that four gentlemen were discussing
the Bishops PROPOSITION yesterday e'enii s IN
Rsas Winans & Cos. ctiee, and they mu'
tually pledged that they would subscribe oae
thousand OF the five asked for by the b'sh'
on to ensure the building Of a S2o,oo Sem
mary for girls in Walla Walia- we nave
to-day investigated this subject turfner' aha
srs tb,t the almost universal verdict Is ina. ina.
.h;s M !. .b. most liberal proposition tina, has
been ~ made to our people and one tha' S9nr SnGu,u
NOT BE- rejected. We are sure OF nl
PS P.sdocks ability to fulfil his part Of the 81
isr and are as sanguine that wsen cur 81 So',
lens are formally called upon the hse ,S;n, SSvr
sand dollars requisite to make the ou'iaihs
an accomplished fact will be ob,ained IN =
few hours.
, 1882-03-11
Answer, Ia ,rMEmols arE,TIo,s.

Manufacturing the greater portion # cur
stock ami buying frum manufacturers direct
We are enabled 70 uulersell any establishment
in the United States,
We reset UisnadaJs in any style
manufacture .ny article III the ieBelry
OF silyervare line - grd=i.
Engraving or gold, SILVER snd ivory taste
fully executed.
Anv watch movement now manufactured
with any style IF God, Silver, CaInpositior,
Nickel OF Celgloid ease We can supply
Dur Sold Gold Jswslry department con
sists I the latest novelties.
In silver AMI silver PLATED ware sp0oLs,
:srks. etc, our stock i large and well selected.
D.amg.d Is, pearls and other PRECIOUS stones
We have sea IN al sait.bly articles IN the line,
and have unque,tioaab.y the largest stock IN
Portland
We have faci.ities for gold AMI silver plat
IN. To the latter We cali -he attensiOn Of
hotel-keepers. Spoons and fork. ami fancy
pieces can Re rep;aced t. be az good as new,
and 70 considerably les than the new Send
articles that require REPEATING and Ne Will 5end
rate.
n clocks ne have large assortment.
Spac.slles. Eyeglasses, and all articles con
nected v It'll the optical line, our stock j, com
ple.e. We have the only op.iDetre (eye
test the strength Or weakness Ci each eye sepa-
ra.ely, thereby enabling persons b. obtain pro-
per glasses who have heretofore found il diff
cult 10 Be fitted
In addition to the above articles we have a
complete AID vel selected stock Of Rolled
plate JeKelry. Al deGlers aad merchants
handlin. goods IN cur line viii fnd If % their
Advantage TO caIl On Us when coming 20 the
city, OF send tLeir orders, as We are enAblsd 10
| supply them AZ the sane rates, often lower
than they can bay of iObbers and middlernen
( IN the east and San Franci,eO. Goods sent On
selection 20 parties known D. rs tckaEges 10 be
T! paid purchaser both W2ysl with privilege 10
| rvta--. within = reasonable tine GO0is Eent
per W T. 4 ca, C. U. d., with the privilege
| 10 examine at express Office, % any one, when
charges bo.h ways are desposited m w. T. /
Z Co.s Ofice-
: Our watch repairing department IL in tie
hands Of the most skillfuI workmen- Fine
watch repairing particularly solicited Snip
/ chronometers rated by transit observations
| Old gold and jegelry taken In trade and
bougat outright for cash.
HENRICHSEN & GREENBERG,
/ 2a5 First street, Portland, Ogn-, p o. boz Loo.
wid9l-e
, 1882-03-11

| An ordinance TO profibt cA'!dfeH lroiA TuH-
nng about tine streets in tie night.i
Tie city of Walla Walla does ordain as fol
lows:
SECTION l. That no person under sixteen
years Of age shall be or remain on the streets
or public grounds, or on any unocculIed lots
in said city after the hour Of seven O'Clock P.
NJ. during the months Of October, November,
December, January, February and March, OF
the hour of eight O'Clock P. Il. during the
months of April, May, June, July, August
and September, provided that the above pro-
hibition shall not extend to any child or chill
hren who arc in company Of parent 1r other
adult having the care or custody q hlm, her,
or them, nor 20 a chill or children who mar be
sent for medicine. medical or other assistance
in .se Of accident OF sickness while On such
S rvices-
SEC. .. That any child violating section one
o. this ordinance and any person WHO has the
care or custody Gf any child who shall permit
any child under his care, custody OF control to
violate said sactiun shall he fined in any SUN
not exceeding ten dollars.
SIC. g. That it be hereby made the duty 0i
the marshal and his deputies and such police
men Of said city TO apprehend all children
| found violating section one ot this ordinance
and if the parent or other custodian Of any
child can be found in the said city 10 take said
child to said parent or guardian and deliver up
/ the said child 10 such parent or guardian oI
custoiitn. and il the sum Of one d1ilar Is there
and then paid to tie offer lie shall retain the
sane as his fee. and shall make no complaint
against said child or parent or custodian oi
I such child. and each off ,er shall keep an ac'
count Of each child 80 arrested, statins the
I name Thereof and the name Of MS or her par
ents or guar lian or custodian, and what disy'o-
sition was made Of such child arrested, and
| shall send such account and report u The
,n.rtiny Of the Council next succeeding the
date OF each arrest
Passed the Council March !, lS32.
LEE. \ SHAW, City Clerk.
Approved March 9, lss2
| JAMES NcAULIFF, NayaE.
, 1882-03-11

Tp,rp-Guuu.-An Alsska Indian hA'ii, 4.
a,K.t..,-cha was tried in the T. ;. e'feui.
cour. at Portland on Tuesday on a ehA,e u
nu,d.r;pe two white men whom ne han 'esN
.unloved to take prospecting ii MS e.
T,s nr;soner belongs to a tribe residing a'0l'
,I,o mile. north of Si.ka. His color Is SA'a
10 be much lighter than the Ao0I'sines :,
tai. par, of the country The ",'nss.s. .,nr NJ
i. m,n and two women belonging to the 'An'
THE : M =. the prisoner. Their testimony was
Interpreted ted BY we'll edas.ssa young s,..s man.
. soo Of former Russian officer OF AiAsnA
On. Of the witnesses testified to seeing '1s
ho.,;s, Of tn. two murdered men lying AZ U. !,
ho..om in clear water. which he dssci'D.1
:. BEING .b0u. - deep as from the 'eilns -
The aoor of the court ROOM Ihe jury -
being out only short time refarn'a
dies q Ruilty = cAarssd N fhs 'aa
, 1882-03-11
Letter fron Russell Creek.

Ed. STATESMAN Once more I send yo.
8 few items TO keep your many readers posteS
on VIA. Is transpirias st the foot ol tn,
/ mountains.
The Msxson school house commenced il.
summer work yesterday morning with Mr.
Clinton installed as knight Of the rod. who
applies If If at all in homeopathic doses.
The debating society met on the evening
of March |, and after dispos.ng Of the ques-
tion Resolved, that Washington Territory
ought to be admitted into the Union as .
state, adjourned for the summer months IL
meet again next fall, At the ca!J Of the presi.
dent.
To shcw the enterprise manifested by the
citizens Of this nsghborhoOd and the inter
est they take in educational matters, might
mention the fact that meeting was held al
the Maxson school house on the evening Of
March 4th, for the purpose Of finding out
the sentiments OF the tax paying portion OF
the district, in regard to building a new
school house to replace the old one, which is
very much dilapidated and nO, mp 10 the re-
quiremeats Of thriving. busting. progress
sive age, being relic of past years. On a
rising vote eleven We're found in favor OF =
new house while nine were opposed, and
when It IS known that such heavy taxpayers
as Maier. Ieuney, Hull, and others are in
favor OF new house. the success of the un-
dertsking is already assured.
The Blue Mountain Union Sunday school
had an election for officers Sunday morning,
March 5th. for the ensuing nine months with
the following results: S. K. Maxson, the
former popular superintendent was reelected
by large majority. ). Smith was elected
assistant superintendent, Ida Barnett, secre-
tary, Sadie Lancaster, treasurer.
Mormon Davis. who settled few miles
from here few years ago. has left this part
OF the country and is now at Pendleton, IN
tending to settle in Montana during tie sum
mer. More anon,
, 1882-03-11

DEATH OF ANNIE MURRAY.-Annie Mur.
ray, who has been at st. yiucen,s hospital
In Portland. since the fatal affair Of last Fri.
day evening, when Henry Prang was shot,
died there Tuesday evening at o'clock.
her last moments were cheered by the pres,
ence Of her mother and brother, and the end
OF her wayward and stormy life was calm
and peaceful Up to the last she persisted
IN the statement that Prang shot her first,
aud as there were no others present nothing
furtae. concerning the matter. can ever b
known. Her DOdy was taken to Albany anG
barred from the residence of her parents
there.
, 1882-03-11

JOURNALISM 0vERDOyE.-The Walls Wal
la STATESMAN says the newspaper business is
being greatly overdOne in E,stern Washing
ton, and predicts speedy failure FOR sever
al OF the srnall-fry papers of that section
The tendency all over the Pacific coast is to
overdo all kinds of business, and In no line
more so than among the publishers. Wher-
ever one business man gets eroagh to make
respectable living there are always from
one to half dozen who want to divide his
patronage with him. Whenever the public
Lam that one well paid Journal is Of more
value to them than half dozen sickly con-
oerns, they will learn something of value
10 the e Argus
, 1882-03-11
Cdeeklp Statesman
SATURDAY, Y,.......... MARCH II, 1852.
Tus INDIAN WAR OF '55.-Elsewhere W,

The INDIAN WAR OF '55.-Elsewhere we
,.-lli,h the official report Of Lieut. Col, now
ey [. :. Senator. of the Oregon Mounted
1..,-uteers. The Fort Henrietta alluded to.
.. s,aatei On the Umatilla river and the Fort
U.4na WAl,a SO often alluded 10 was situat-
a =. Wa.luIa; There are many names men
.....l that will be familiar to our reader:
I.n.a.u Connoyer is one, now Major Con-
rrrrr. Iieat, MeAnlifi is our Mayor MeAu-
.a. Lieut.. Hand was w. Hand the recently
s..s.5ei proprietor OF The Dalles Mountain
.... Nlu- other names will be doubtless ia
...,rs- :, our old settlers: the fact that the
aa. lasted four days and the bodies Of SO
...1.H-s we're found on the ground shows
.... 3 IN parties meant business; either the
a. = were better fighters in those days
.t..i.-agv are now or else the Indians expos
e.! ,as.. precious carclsscs more than We
..- suew them 70 do when fighting, for
.s.-. has not been an Iadian fight for many
...--. except surprises, as with Chiyington
.. and creek, or Gibbon at Big Hole, in
g....a auywheIe so many Indians were kill.
s... q. any rate there was good leather in
elias. alI timers and 10 our certain knowl-
... .. many u them have sons worthy OF their
, 1882-03-11
In the Whole History o, dc,ilrinr.

No opreparation has ever performed such mar
vellOus cures. or maintained 70 wide 4 reputa-
tion, as Ayers Cherry Pectoral. which Is re
cosnized as the worlds remedy for all diseases
Of the throat and lungs. Its long continued
series of wonderful cures in al climates has
made 1t universally known as a safe and relia-
bic agent To employ. Against ordinary colds,
which are the forermners of more serious dis
orders, it acts speedily and surely, always re
lieving suffering, and often saving lite. The
protection it affords, by ts timely use in threat
and chest disorders, makes it an invaluable
remedy to he be kept always on had IN eveIy
home No person can afford to be withp,.. -,
and those who have used it never will. From
their knowledge of Is composition and effects,
physicians use the Cherry Pectorll extensively
in their practice, and clergymen recommend it.
IL is absolutely certain in its remedial effects,
and viii always cure where cures are possible
, 1882-03-11

NOT SEcTARIAS.-It is frequently urged,
IN objection 10 subscribing fuads for the cree
hoL OF institutions su-h as proposed by Bish-
op Paddock IN yesterdays issue that the
School is sectarian. We announce. upon
cur own authority that the gentlemen who
propose TO guarantee the one thousand dol.
lars. alluded to elsewhere. are not secsari.n.
In met bat one Is professor" and they can
have only the good of the Community and
the cause OF scueatiOn at heart in making
this ofEsr.
, 1882-03-11
LEI. A. SHAW. Clerk.

A chemist OF louisville has a relic which
he considers precious lump OF what Is
known as sugar. which has been kept In
his family for eighty years Great guam
tities of tLis singular substance we're once
used in this contry. but samples OF il
are nov to be found only in the richest
mu,eums, it having been superseded BY
glucose and uLits earth, combined
, 1882-03-11
Death Of Mrs. C. Philbrook-
rSrgc1AL TO THE STATEsMAN-l !

SOUTH Texas, March .th 1851.
Mrs. c. Philbrock the eldest daughter o.
4. Schou Esq. Of Walla Waila, d;ed al the
residence Of Dan Lyons I. Palcuse Ferry. on
Snake river, this morning at three O'Clock.
She was Guest at q social gathering there
last evening and nOticeably happy, but
nine O'Clock began complaining OF severe
headache and at three O'Clock th:s 4. " her
merrymaking companions stood Srieistricken
arouDd her corpse
, 1882-03-11
BORN,

In this city, Feb. 27. to the wife Of S. II
Falconer, daughter.
In this city, March 3, TO the wife of Henry
Sanderson, a daughter.
, 1882-03-11

Cures Chancres, first and second degrees /;
Sores on the Legs and Body: Syphilitic
Catarh, diseased Scalp, and all Urinary forms
Of the disease Price. 8 per bottle.
LIZ ETcHaus GOLDEN BALsxx 40. 2
Cures Tertiary. Mercurial, Syphilitic Rhsu-
matism, Pains in the Bones, liberated Throat
Syphilitic Rash, Lumpz, etc, and eradicate
al diseases from the system, whether caused
by bad treatment or abuse Of mercury, leaving
the blood pure and healthy. Price, IS per
bottle
LE RIcHAU's GOLDEN SPANISH ASIIDorR
For the cure Of Gonorrhes, Gleet, etc Pnos,
81 30 per bottle.
LIZ RIcHAU's GOLDEN sPAsrsH yJEcrIos
4 wash for cure of Gleet, Structures, Diseasss
cf the Crethra and Bladder, etc. Prics, q 80
Per bottle
LIZ RIcHAU's GOLDEN oISTNHsT
For the effective healing Of Syphilitie Sores
and eruptionz- Price, 81 per bottle.
Also agents for Ls Richaus Golden Pdls.
for weakness, loss Of physical povers, and ~
diseases arising from abuse and exces or Over
work Price, 50 per boI.
Sent everywhere, c. o. D., securely pseksd.
CT. RICHARDS CO, Agents.
ig1 and 40 SansSne street, San f1nc1sou'
CaIifornia. Sly
, 1882-03-11

Br1rIyc.-MiIIsrs and farmers n ned Of
betting would do Wei to call on Bradley & nc-
h nv as they keep on hand = full line o; leather
and rubber betting which they are prepared
70 furnish st S considerable discount On the
San Francisco Est prices. They alss make s
specially Of hose tor lawn and hydr.rts with
sts,cAusnts, carriages. spxink;sn. etc.
, 1882-03-11
Run or ROCK

Vas taken out this tall the tamil will be
over 500 feet long and viii take until Au-
gust or September to fi.i-h 1t, The company
have got splendid 20 stamp mil and work
the ore up TO within one dollar AID fifty
cents OF the battery assay. The whole thing
has been run by Col. John Brown, president,
and the first three years the superintendent
was Maj. r. NJ Mcdowell, end the last year
the superin.endent was J. l. Brown; these
gentlemen New York tanned out ami are
men that under. tand tier business.
There are several other mines here that
if these gentlemen had the means 10 open
them up as they ought to he opened no dolbt
they would prove to be equ.liy as good SIS
anv OF tn. company; among them are the
silver Chic, Pannamirr and Mama
The STOW is : feet deep and still showing
The mail is carri,d Ia Oh snow shoes by Char
lev Mciee. tLNiRA-
, 1882-03-11

The copartner.hip heretofore existing q
tween H. Z. johnson, r K. Res aad v: Z.
Winans, under the firm name Of Joh.soe. -
L Winana, is this day dissoi!ed b nns.1
consent. Notes, accounts, and s1e1n@ =
the .aid finn are to be paid to h < ct.
and Ill liabilities Of nd fm ~ 70 - - ~
him
, 1882-03-11
MARRIED.

LIsHNEss-CLARK-At the residence of the
Rev. q. W. Irwin, March 81, Mr.. Fred Lish-
ness and Miss Annie Clark, al Of this county.
In this county, February y, BY Rev. Re-
ser, William +. Nuttall and Mary \. Marcy,
all o. this county.
In this city on Feb. 25th, 1882, by V. D..
Lambert, j. p Alfred 4. Brodeck and Sa-
die Kitchen, all Of this county.
In this city. on Feb IS, ISSa, byV. D.
Lambert, J. T. Charles NJ II. Helm and
Floretta NJ. Sheppard, all Of this couuty.
, 1882-03-11

.-a -f FacNT-The track was laid up
500 i-e t-liIe. S42S feet IN Ienth, across
-e-d aore.i'e, on Saturday. The
-lz t7.s sssi 10 the poin, at 80 Sun,
4.+-A-liylng Is now progressing east.
'..-'- as construction operations upon a
'-l-- are beins pushed forward with
- --' $; 'lsoT by Superintendent Halle.t.
-''.A WI. be LAID 70 the two hundred
'S-f.'t. nile by the end of this week,
'.e '~o Euadred and forty eighth mile
a' agr..I,.
, 1882-03-11
Ordinance No. l31.

An Ordinance changing the grade of Second
steet from Birch street south 10 the city
limits.
The City of Walla Walla does oriain a follows:
SECTION l. That Ordinance l2j be changed
u read rs follows:
That the grades Of Second street at the in
tersection Of the center lines, shall be, and they
are hereby established. 1t heights above the
baSa ,f trades as follows.
, 1882-03-11

'H' >F"EhNE WAGON MYSrERY.-The
n'-:.-} o.: the wagon found on the Walla
"--A river and the missing New. William
s.7 can otsi.y be so!ve' II there is any truth
'. i.r. -.n'1n-trom ror,lsad paper: Cal
sd \ " "..iawsnn, the Young man who dis,
-..f.-.' from Spokane Fails last July, was
.a i"I,.'1i December eth and visited the
%. A.N ''s ofa1ss. Fii;y dollars, sent by
''s.s r.-';'vs~ 20 Iay railroad fare. still await
-.. q; ite general ticket office. He was
.'- aal7i from Al Freepart, shortly after
E.4 T.a--