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NOTICE To TaE sroUKhoLuERs or
IN IuE NJ EN- NERlIIAR HALL AssuGIA

TIE NJ tNN EhUIUh HALL AssVUIa
TlON. The board OF directors OF the MON
nerChor Hall association having resolved,
with the consent OF the stockholders, 70 IN
crease the capital stock OF the corporation irohl
SO,0OJ to f3O.O 600, the increase 10 De haue Wy
the issue OF 400 shares OF stock at the par value
of S25 each. tho stockholders or the saiu cor,
poration are hereby notified that meeline -,
considering such increase OF capital ~ the
ofllce OF the corporation on North Prinee
street on MONDAY, the 2oth day OF SoNEM'
hEH' 1850 ~ '0 HENRY GERHART.
.antq7stoaw President,
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worked Wonderr.

"My daughter wis very bad OF on account
of a cold AMI pain In her lungs. DR.. Thomas
Eciecfric OF cured her IN tWtHty,JOUr hours.
ono Oi the bows was cured of sore throat.
This mcdiCIno has worked wonders In our
family" Alvlh PincknCy, Mahonac, y. Y.
For sale ~ II. B. Cochran, druggist, l3I aud
lal North Queen str ct.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. l2.--For the Middle
Atlantic and New England states, colder
fair weather, brisk aud high northwest
to southwest winds and higher baron
or
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NrOTICE Io rnEsrAssENs AND Gus
N NERs-All persons are hereby forbidden
n ,resnass on any OF the lands of tho Corn
wall or speodwen estates, In Lebanon AMI
inclosed, either ior the purpose OF shooting OF
nshing as the law viii be rigidly sntOrce0
against all trespasaing ON said lands ot the
after this notice.
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN
X. PERCY ALDEN,
EDWARD q, FREEMAN,
Attorney tor u, " Colensns Heirs,
Nl6-tfdaw
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Philadelphia.
Quotations by Associated Press.
New YOrK.
Quotations by Associated Press.

VuOINtiOnS by ASSOClht6U .FrbS4.
stocks strong. : Money easy, 2s5.
New York Central. ..........,........ .....llsA
Erie Railroad. 2sT
Adams Express. .........................Bt
Michigan Central Railroad. d............... sil4
Michigan Southern Railroad. ..............l0 .l0sis
Illinois Central Railroad. .................
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh Railroad. ..........lA
Chicago Y Rock island railroad. ...........l294
Pittsburgh Il Fort WAYNE Railroad .....,.l3
Western Union Telegraph Company. sOh
Toledo & Wabash.............. ~
New jersey Central, l,,,,..,.,..,..,,,.,.,....,S S5
New York Ontario & Western,....."......2 az
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GIDTHTNN.

CoLDEs's Liquid Beef Tonic promotes di-
gestion admirably adapted tor females In
delicate health. Of druggist.
nI2IWdeod1W
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M aJOr's Court,

The mayor this morning had but one
drunk and he received 10 days sentence.
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\X1ANrrp-rIy roLIur, MILITARY

w companies hremOn and private cti-
Zens TO take their clothing and uniforms, to
be renovated and repaired, to Ralph simon,
the London clothing fenOvatOr, No. Ii6 North
Duke street, near Chestnut Pine dycing q
specially.
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" I tUo,idHI be without Dr. BcnSOnS Ceiory
and Chdmonue RUS u hsg cost ~ piH
ThcV cured me Of neuralgia, NJ years stand
l1g." Joseph snyder, PaNions, Pa. 80 cts.
Der box, at druggists.
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I'nACHEKs' INSTITUTE.
Evening Programme--Opera House,

MONDAY, nov l2-Hou. A W. Tourgec
Subject give Us a Rest"
TUESDAY, NOV. l3-Frank Bcar,i, Chalk
Talks" "TBe Mission of the Humorous"
WEDNESDAY. NOV. H-Robcrt Collyer.
Subject Prom Anvil TO Pulpit"
THURSDAY, NOV. l5-Dio Lewis Subject
"Our Girls .
FRIDAY, NOV. lG-Miss Helen Potter, In
her Unique lmpersOnttiOns.
RESERVED TICKETS. 4Oc GALLERY,
25c. COURSE TlCkET-, 81 30.
Chart for Reserved Seats Will open nt y
M. ON MONDAY, NOV. II. al FonDcTsmiths 5
BOOK store.
Doors open 49,. Lecture ats. ul0GtI
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For Hay Fever recommend Ely's Cream
Balm. II entirely relieved me from the hrst
application have been "A suffer for tGn years.
Going from home and neglecting To take the
remedy, | had an attack after returning /
Immediately resOrtGd to 1t, and found instant
relief believe, had begun its use earlier, |
should not have been troubled. J. CoLLYER,
Clerk, llo Broad ST., Elizabeth, \. J.
My brother MyrOn and myself were both
cured to all appearance, OF Catarrh and Hay
Fever last July and August. Up to this date
bee. y, neither have had any return OF those
troubl"s. Ely's Cream Balm was the medi
cine used. GABRIEL FERRIS, Spencer, Tiogs
Co. N. Y, O2-2wdeodSw
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u,,,.,. eo,n,rsi Mother.l

Are vnu Disturbed at niEht and broken OF
your rest by u sick child suffering ana crying
Will the sxoruciating pain OF cutting teeth ?
II so. go at once and get n bottle Oi MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. IT will relieve
the poor little sufferer imme tiately-'lepend
upon IL there Il no mistake about II. There Is
not "A mother on earth VINO has ever useh H.
who will not tell you at once that ~ VIII
regulate the bowels and give rest TO the
mother, ami relipt and health to the child, op-
Grating Ike magic. II Is perfectly saie u" use
IN all c3Isos, auu pleasant 10 the taste, ana Il
the prescription ~ on" of the ol test and best
female physicians IN the rnitei states. Sold
everywhere. - cents a h0'ti"
mayl-M. W saw
Due. LoaAY AND MCCOY, having tinished thei.1
course of ectures at the Opcra house, nave
taken rooms at the CITY hotel, where the SICK
may consult them The doctors treat all forms
OF chronic diseases, whether medical or surgi-
cal.
Mcoiicui Diseases dyspepsia, diseases OF
the Kidneys, heart and lungs, rh"umh Ism,
neuralgia, paralysis OF any part OF the body,
catarrh. scrotuIa wasting of the body, or eN.
ccssivo accumulation of tho nCSh all dis.
eases peculiar to men and women asthma,
tape worms and parasites OF every descrip-
tion that iniest the human stomach and
bowels, pleurisy, ChoTse, dcmcntia ana chronic
con nstipation.
SHTniCut DlAtNAeN,-l lCtthl''i vi NhllN'fN
veins on tho limbs, hemOrrhoiies, throat dis
casCs, squint, hare lip, cleft palate club foot,
hernia, bow legs, contracted knee Joints,
anoufism. removal OF dead bones poiypus,
tumOrs OF any part OF the body, hip Joint dis
ease, stone in the bladder, cancer OF the lIp,
breast, or any portion of the body, torticOnis
or wry neck.
All important operations performed under
Surgeon Lister celebrated Antisepuc
spray" and under HnBIthc-il, This method
insuros the welt doing of all severe wounds,
and the patient against even the slightest
pain.
Hump back, or deiormities of the back bone
treated aud cured without cutting or inCon-
venienCe TO the sufferer. Fits OF every de
scriptiun Gu od. Special invitation Is extend
ell to Consumptivcs to visit the doctors
parlors. Tue ravhgcs o. this disease they
arrest II they soc 1t in time. Their sthma
cure Is without rival. They have u certain
and sure cure fOrCatarrh. Acute rheumatism
cured iu from - to l. huuI-, gub-aCute and
chronic rhvumati-m in a COpespondingly
short time. All disctsCs peculiar 10 the sexes
"A speciality. Tape worm removed IN two to
i've hOursuud wilhuNt pain. The trst appli-
cant So afflicted cured tree OF charge.
The doctors devote the forenoon OF each
Thursday to surgical operations. Those suJ.
lerng from surgical diseases totR please cdN
upon the Doctors on the forenoon Of each
Thursday. O20SGMtid
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FOR Lame Back sidc or Jhest use Siii
LOII'S POROUS PLASTER. price, 70 cent
Sold by u. -. Cochran, I37 and I39 North Queen
troct, Lancaster. teblteod6
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DO Nnn isaiinxn ~

That In this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Sour and distressed stomach, Liver Com
plaint, Constipation, when for 7bc we will sell
them shioh's Nttalizer, guaranteed to cure
hem. sold by ~. u. Cochran, druggist, Nos.
ltJ aud lly North Queen street. feb7-ood2
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tUELCOMF, FROM THE EAST, WEST,
w North and south, to the WOrkingmen's
Store, where fresh supply OF seasona BILE
goods can be bought at reduced prices.
Hosiery Speciality. Also, Shirts, Pants
Oyeralls, Umbrellas, Gloves, Mits Neckwear
ana Notions. Excelsior Comforts, tree from
shoddy, at 9Jc. and upwards. Blankets at vi
per pair, perfect. Please call and examine and
save money Thankful tor past favors.
HENRY BECHTOLD,
No. 52 North Queen street,
sSsign OF the Big Stocking. Trade Dollars
taken at par. teb3-lyd
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Bg- twenty four beautiful colors OF the Dia-
mond Dyes, for SILK, Wool, Cotton, &c, 10 cts.
each. A child can use with perfect success.
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For small FOX expose Darbys Prophyactic
uih IN the room and sponge on the patient
with IL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-12

RED HORSE POWDER, cure all diseases
OF horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Live Stock. A POSITlVECURE. may2i-2
For sale at II, B. CochrRn's drug store l37
North Queen street.
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seems strange that any one Will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ.
WILLIS SSARSArARlLLA AND STILLlNGIA,
OF BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to the physical Organization. 1t
is indeed II Strengthening syrup, pleasant to
AXE. and has proven itself TO be the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered. effect.
ualIy curing scroiuIa, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipeas, Mala.
ria; all nervous disorders and debility. bill.
ious complaints and ali diseases Indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, LiYUr, Kid
ncys, stomach, Skin, etc. 1t cOrreCts indi
gcation, 4 single Dortlo viii prove to you its
merits us a health remover, tor II ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when tho complaint IL
OF an exhaustive nature, having II tendency TO
lessen the natural yigur OF the brain and ncr
VOus -yBtOrn.
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VOUCAN ALWAYS KUEsr,
1 best and most complete assortment ot
EuChre, Poker and Casino cards to select
HARTMAN's YELLOW rgoNT oigAR
ITDRE.
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pUnLIC sALE OFF VALUABLE CITY

DUHLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
i PROPERTI.-In pursuance OF an order
OF the Orphans Court, will be sold on Friday,
November l6, 1883, at the Keystone House,
North Queen street the following properties
NO. !, All that certain three.stOried BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE and other buildings and
lot Of ground thereto, situate between North
East Orange street, containing in front 26 feet
y inches, ana extending IA depth about gj feet
and inches, adjoining property Ot DR.. Reed
Un the west and \. II. Snaetfer on tue east.
No 2, twOstOry BRICK DWELLING
HOU Sc and piece OF ground, situate on the
north side OF Frederick street, ami adjoining
Christian street, containing in front l6 feet,
and extending norLhwaru about 50 feet TO "a
. feet common ley.
No. q, A two-stofy BRICK HOUSE and lot
of ground, adjoining No. ,, having In I. ont on
Frederick street seventeen feet six inches,
and in depth about ttty-nine feet, to the said
common alley.
No. I, All that Frame Messuage or Tenement
ana piece OF ground thereto belonging, with
frame stable thereon, situate on the west side
OF North Queen street, and adjoining New
street ON the south fronting on North Queen
street siXty.tour feet, more or less, thence
inches, more or less thence nOrthwestward
along the property OF Philip Ginder eighty
tour feet, more or less: thence eastward ulOnR
property OF Henry G. knodt, seventy-one feet,
six inches more or less. to North Queen street.
Persons desiring to see the premises can do
so by calling on the undersigned.
Sale to commence at O'Clock y. n., on said
day, when terms VIII be made known by
CHRISTIAN ZECHER,
Trustee.
SHUBERr SUTTON, AuCts.
OCtgjuoVl s,l2,lI 10
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Dr. 8enson's Skin Cure IL without peer.
II consists OF both external and intornal treat
men, and costs only 81 per pacVaga, at drug
glsts,
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- -a---s
FOR SALE or RENT.


HOTEL AND 8AKDES FOk kEsr. =
Il Proposals will be received until Decem.
bor ], 1888, by the undersigned committee for
the renting of the large and commodtous
three.story Brick Hotel and the finest garden
IN the city adjoining MBnDerchor Hail. North
Prince street Lancaster, for one, two and
three years from April :, 1854
GkOkGE PFEIFFER
GUS GROETTINGEk
CHRIST GITLICU,
Committee OF Lancaster Mmnnerchor Asso.
ciaton' o29.2wdM&S
DUBLIC sALE-OS TUESDAY EVENING,
! NOV. 20, 1883, Will pc sold at the Leopard
Hotel, Il lot of ground situate on tho south
side of West King street, fronting on West
King street ~ feet, more or less, ana In depth
10 "a ~ foot wiGc alley, on which IL erected II
one-story BRICK DWELLING. No. 6lD, with
tour rooms, large twostOry frame back
building. containing four rooms. Hylrant
front aud back, and pump.
Sale at o'clock condil Ions made known by
MRS II fHASCU.
sHuBERT 4 SUTTON, Aucti0neers.
novl00td
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icG 6IndM n


Dyspepsia and debility are two big thieves :
they creep in and steal our health and com
tort before wa know II. Let rs put u stop to
their inVas.Ons with a bottle of BurdOck HOOi
BWsrs to be had at any drug store. For sale
by II. ". Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39 North
Queen street.
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L,On sALE-raE FOUNDRY AND MA
II chine shop property OF liarbcrgcr, Me
Gully " Co, situated on West Chestnut street
An excellent site for man featuring purDOaCs
also for tobacco warehouses. For price ana
terms apply to BAUsMAN n BURNS,
nlO3Lh NO, 10 ". Orange ~.
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NNTANTED-A WOMAN TO Dp THE
w cooking, ironing and other hOuscwOri
OF small family good references required,
aud good wages pai,l Apply at this office.
nl2-tm
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No tear OF Small PoN ~ Darbys Prophylac
fluid is tsed freely. II destroys the very
Re IN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-14
HELENA.
The River Continues to Decline at
the Rate of Two Inches a Day.
A Probability that the Channel
Of the River will Again be
Changed in that Vicinity.
speelAl to Wslt.rn A,.oclated Prss.

Special to Wsltern Associated Press.
HELENA, March l4.-The river
continues 10 drag its slow length
away at the rate Of two inches in
twenty-four hours. The guagO shows
forty-six feet four inches this morn
ing,only one inch fall, during the night,
as usual. 1t was raining steadily this
morning with every prospect Of a
continuance. A line of skifs has
been put in between this
point, Jamestown and Clarksville,
Miss, and Aatboats are delivering
goods back through the country in :
accessible to steamers. The Pacific
and Southern Express Companies have
resumed their regular runs over the
Iron Mountain and Southern railroad
and business generally is resuming.
For the first time 10 many years there
is a swift current coming down this
shore, indicating a disposition on
the part Of the river to change
its channel again in this vicinity.
Should this occur, the big bar in front
of this town will be greatly dimin-
ished if not washed away entirely,
whilst "0ld River, the present chan.
mel, will again fill up.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-14
FROM THE Old WORLD.
DeLesssps and His Plans Concerning
the Desert of Sahara.
Three Thousand WeaVers Be.
come Dissatisfied With Their
Wages and Quit Work.

MARsAILLEs, March 14.-De Les.
seps has embarked tor Tunis to direct
the surveys in the project to convert
the Desert of Sahara into connection
with the inland seas,
ST. PETERSBURG, March IA "A
woman named Figner, an important
Nihilist, who was arraigned for the
murder of General StrelnikOf, at
Odessa, in 1882, has been arrested.
The intestines of Prince Gortscha-
koff have been sent to Freiberg. to be
analized. The Prince died at the
villa of his German mistress. with
whom he became acquainted during
the sitting Of the Berlin Congress.
LISBON, March l4.-The existence
of branch Of tho Black Hand Society
has been discovered in the northern
part of Portugal. Several of the
members have been arrested and i'm
portant papers seized. Troops have
been sent to the locality.
LONDON, March IA There is a
very general feeling among persons
interested in Virginia bonds that no
basty opinion should be formed in the
absence of the full datailS of the iudg-
ment Of the United States Supreme
Csurt, and the views of the lawyers
engaged in tie case.
There is a strong difference Of opin.
ion among the Liberal members Of
Parliament on the Transvaal question.
Many of them believe England NOR
ally bound to protect BeGhuara.
Three thousand weaveFs In the
Huddersfeld district struck work,
owing to a disagreement with the
masters regarding wages,
A meeting Of the Irish, Scotch and
English members Of Parliament was
heldyesterday, at which it was decided
to form 2 political committee, with a
view of informing public opinion in
regard to Irish reforms. The com.
mittec is quite an impartial one, No
Parnellites are connected with it,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-14
temperature stationary or lower pres.

temperature stationary or lower pres.
sure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley:
Partly cloudy weather with rain.
southwest and veering to northwest
winds, stationary or lower tempera.
ture and falling, followed in the lowest
portions by rising barometer.
For upper Mississippi and Ohio
valley: Fair weather, followed in the
southern portion by local rain, with
colder northwesterly winds and higher
pressure.
For lower Lake region: Fair
weather, followed by local rains, with
southerly veeFing to northwesterly
winds, stationary or higher tempera-
ture and falling, followed by rising
barometer.
For upper Lake region: Fair
weather, followed by local rains or
snow, with southwest veering to
northwest winds, stationary or lower
temperature and higher pressure.
The lower Mississippilwill; fall.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-14
Hon. Casey Young.
Petersburg IndeX-Appeal.


Casey Young. of Tennessee, has
served three terms in Congress, that
is, in the FOrty-fourth, Forty iith
and Forty.sixth, be having been
beaten for the Forty.seventh, and is a
member elect of the Forty>eiEhth
Congress. Young is tall, spare man
exhibiting in his build great strength
and possessing enormous endurance
He was born in Tennessee; is a lead,
ing lawyer at the Memphis bar, and is
frequently called igtO cases Of iwror.
tance elsewhere, He is but );ttle mast
HftF years old, and is in the prime Of
LIE, haVllg no gray hairs or signs Of
decay. bic served in the Confederate
army as a Colonel Of cavalry under
General Forrest, which is equivalent
to saying he Is brave and can stand any
amount OF fatigue. Intellectually he is
we'll equipped, we'll educated, with his
twenty five years practice at the bar.
six years in Congress. and his omniv.
erous reading, He is fine talker, in
private, on the stump, at the bar, or
Ia the forum.
The Memphis district which Young
represents, is Republican by fifteen
hundred majority, and he is the only
Democrat who can carry it. This is
because of his we'll known and freely
expressed views on the tariff, the
improvement of the Mississippi river,
the necessity Of checking the grow h
and power Of the monopolists, and Of
repeating the Odious features of the
Internal Revenue laws, and also
because Of bis conceded influence in
securing educational Board of Health.
He is a revenue refOrmer-that is
he believes that the tariff should be-
so adjusted as to produce tho re venue
ne ded by the government, and pour
ing wealth into .he Golfers OF another
class. lie is thoroughly in i,vor o.
the repeal of all taxes on tobacco and
all the other internal revenue exac.
tions except the tax on whisky.
Well equipped as be is with a good
knowledge Of parliamentary law. an
even, veil balanced mind aud temper
the courage OF his convictions, the
ability to melt any one in debate. an
we'll 4 lied atorehouse Of knowledge on
oil subjects and we'll considered views.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-14

PROFESSOR Nordenksjold has sent
in claim to the reward of $4,000
gulden, which was offered in 1896, by
the Dutch government to any one who
should succeed in reaching the Pacific
ocean by way Of the Northern passage.
If the statute Of limitation does not
apply, if the Dutch government &C
knowledges the claim as valid and has
the money handy, and there is no red
tape in the way, the Professors great
grandchildren may possibly get the
reward.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-14
DIR. AXES GRAYS.
AnAlleged SOutbernDOctOrWith
Observation-Disclosures On, Which
He Lends TO the Aid of Flood
SuHerers-A Later Joe Mulhat-
fan.
Special to COurier.Journal.

SpeclAl 10 COurler-J 0urnal.
New ORLEANS, March 12.-Doctor
John q. AXE, who has been telling
some remarkable stories in Cincinnati
and Louisville about Harrison S.
Gray and his sister, Miss Clinton Scott
Gray, is not known in Natchez, Miss.
from which place he claims to hail.
nor are the Grays. In fact, the Grays
do not exist except in the imagination
of AXE. His last statement about the
death of Miss Gray from injuries re-
ceived while escaping from the steam
er YaZoo, contains as much truth as
the former statement that they we're
immensely wealthy planters in Louisi>
ana, and had forwarded through
Schmidt 4 Iiegler, their bankers in
New Orleans, checks Of $1,000 each
Tor food sufferers in Louisville and
Cincinnati. Schmidt d Hiegler do not
know the Grays and certainly never
cashed ono of their checks. 1t is safe
to say that no food sufferers were
relieved by their donation. As for
the Yazoo yarn that has been tele-
grapbed far and wide from Cincinnati
by the Associated Press, it may be
briefly disposed of. The names Of
Gray nor Scott were not on the list Of
passengers, and do not figure in the
saved or lost. The statement OF Miss
Gray's subsequent death is a pure
fabrication. Your correspondent has
been impelled to make this statement
Of laots because it was telegrapbed
here last night that Cincinnati had
been so much moved by the tragic
fate Of the benevolent Miss Gray that
testimonial was proposed, at. which
suitable resolutions lamenting the
death Of one so good and generous
would be adopted.