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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17
TENARkANA.
Ina Fair Way to Regain HIS Liberty.

Ina Fair Way to Regain HIS Liberty.
TExApKANA, May l6. Especial Ed
Jones, who shot Lille Johnson night be.
fore last, had II preliminary hearing this
afternoon. Two witnesses for the state
were examined, their testimony eliciting
the TACT that the shooting was accidental.
The attorneys OF the state asked the court
to hold him over till tomorrow morning at
0o'olock for further evidence. Lille John.
son is reported doing well, and is likely TO
recover
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17
rrnigne,i

pubLiN May l6.--Daniel Delaney,
charged with conspiracy to MURDER. was
arraigned to-day and pleaded guilty.
Edward McCatirey. who last week was
arraigned on the same charge, withdrew his
pea oil not guilty, substituting that OF
guilty Sentence has been deferred.
Ihomas Martin, pleading guilty, was
allowed liberty on undertaking to leave the
country.
Kingston and Gilroy were then arra,pned
aud pleaded not guilty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17
Live stock Data

CHICAGO, May l0.-The Drovers' Journal
reports in detail from the ranching regions
OF Colorado, Kansas, Texas, Nebraska.
idaho, Wyoming, Indian territory, Mon.
lana and Nevada, show the range cattle
business to be In very thrifty condition !,
The per centage OF loss in the states and
territories range from to 20 per cent
t general average OF "a per
cent, The greatest loss is reportetl
by Idaho, Indian Territory and Kansas.
The latter is the only state reporting an I'M.
crease In shipments of beeves this season.
on, the general average is reported the same
is IN lSs2. The average condition of cattle
ON the range Is reported by Kansas, Texas
and Indian Territory to be worse when
last year. ALI other sections rcnort
an average or better condition OF
stock than last spring. Shipments of
beeves VIII commence about the same on
an average as in ordinary years. The ship-
ping season in the southwest, hovever.
will be about q month later than last year.
There IL reported AN average increase Of 26
per cent. in the calf crop, compared With
last year. The prices ior cattle on the
range are reported from 81 to $40 per
ass nssa Ths mead .v.lnSa higher THAR than year
50 80 cents per head. The most grstiiyinS
'ealure OF the report is the average Increase
In the number Of improved bulls
In use on the range. There
are 10 per cent more improved
bulls In use than last spring and short.
horns predomidate, but there has been a
much larger demand for Herefords than
last year, and many are sneak.
Ing OF using polled Angus.
From reports received there is growing
tendency to put up hay for winter use, and
fencing is being done very extensively in
the southwest, but is not REGARDED
with SO much favor In the northwest.
where the lands are mainly public aud lia.
BILE to be invaded by fquatters. The
losses during the winter have fallen
chiefly upon old cows and heifers
calving upon young stocks. Stock for the
range Is reported entirely tree from djs.
ease, save In q few cases Of blackleg, which
is incident to the overwhelming OF calves,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17
A ChICn 20 CelcstlnI Cousulutr.

CnipAoo, May lG,-lt is announced the
pekin government has decided to estab.
lisn consulate In this city TO consist of
two members, one American and one Chi.
nese, who will devote themselves 10 the
protection Of subjects Of the celestial EN-.
pire, Of whom there are 200 engaged In
various avocations here. Claims have been
made that the police had raided the resorts
If their people indescriminste'v and have
thus confounded the innocent with the
guilty. ana consequently certain Chinamen n
nave requested n representative to whom
! they could appeal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
No Break In The Monotouy Of Dublin
Ad,iees.
ihe Prisoners are Tried and Convicted
Almost simultaneously,
while the Grand Jury Is Furnishing
Fresh Grist.
"farnell Is the Head Of the Political
Church."
Is What his Followers Shout-The
POpe's Letter
is Regarded as an Insult to the Irish
Fraternity.
is Regarded as an Insult TO the Irish
Fraternity.
Some Other Transatlantic News Notes
Sentenced for Life

puhLIN, May l6,-The trial of Fitzharris,
the car'dr'ver, as accessory after the fact OF
the murder of Cavendish and Burke, was
concluded this morning The verdict rem
oere1 was guilty, ana he was sentenced Ia
penal servitude for life.
line Inc Judge, In sentencing Fltsharris, said
me crime for which You were convicted
Is morally the same as murder The deaths
oiuavcndish and Burke are mainly owing
TO your action in inducing Smith 10 pon,
out the victims" The prisoner appeared
stupeiied at the sentence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17
TYLER.
The rresby,ery Accept tho Donation

TheFresbStcry Accept tho Donation
TYLER, May To- Special, The proper.
ty rendered the trustees OF the East Texas
Presbytcry, for the location OF the female
college. was formally accepted by them to.
day. The college will be opened on the
first Monday In September. I oisssor Al.
exander, o. Holladay, of Abiugdon, Vir-
Rinia, will be It's first president. The prop
erty occupied is worth $1,000.
The weather continues warm and dry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17
Recovering stolen Money.

NEW YORK, May i6.--The board OF Alder.
men appointed committee to co. operate
with the mayor In efforts to recover money
stolen from the city treasuryby Carroll.
clerk In the comptroller's oiiice. Com ptrol-'
Ter Campbell to-day dismissed William o.
Emmett, disbursing clerk, and
frahk worcester, assistant, Or
various CITY bonds. through which nss-
l.ct Carroll derauded the city tressury."
III. reported that ex.Comptrollcr Veaiev
mas handed h,spersonal chsck 10 the mavcr
fr $4,000 10 reimburse the full amciink
mat Carroll swindled the city OF during
kelly's administration.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17
Hon. Phil. b. Thompson Was Acquitiea
An Enthusiastic Demonstration.
Jere Dunn Shortly to be Relieved Prom
Suspense.
Chinese Consulate Will Probably be
Established at Chicago.
The Ticket Punehers are now Hold
Ing q Convention.
A Summary Of the Status Of Raugc
Cattle.
Other News Items Of General Interest.


NEW YoRS, May i6,-lspecial Money
. TO 3 per cent.
Exchange firm.
Governments steady; Is, higher.
Railroad bonds quiet and steady
Gull, Colorado h Santa Fe, iirst's, llS.
Denver Il Rio Giando consols advanced 4.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas mortgage
declined I.
Stocks opened firmer and closed at a do.
cline.
Denver & Rio Grande, Asa.
Houston 4 Texas Central, 73.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, 2SI
Missouri Pacific. 1929.
Texas X Pacific, S7a.
Cotton irregular and falling.
Wool-No market.
Hides, l6i to III.
Crop reports are encouraging.
The Hannibal St, Joseph common stock
has been transferred TO the Chicago, Bur-
lington h Quincy.
Earnings OF the Denver & Rio Granae for
the second week in May increased $500.
NEW YORK, May 10 --[Press i Govern.
ments IL per cent. higher for 6's; other
wise unchanged. Railroads generally
heavy. State securities neglected.
Special features Of the stock market ia,
the forenoon was Wabash, which was OK .
ceptionally weak and j Ia 20 l3s,
lower and Lackawanns, which yas.
strong, and Ia higher. Aside
from Wabash, the forenoon's business
was merely the maintenance of yeste erdavi n
prices on the general list. which were son,e-
what higher than the closing figures lNst
Dight. Among specialties were: CHICAGO.
st. Louis n Pttsbhrg advanced II to II Tor
common and preferred; Richmond 4 Dan
vile, d and Canada Pacific Is above The
highest figure OF yesterday. Wabash con
tinues depressed. In the last hour the
ma, ket was generally tirmer and there WINS
an Improvement OF lS to Icon the genera,
list. Transactions. 2,0ss 900 shares,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17

HARRopsnuhe, KY, May 10 Judge Den
ny spoke In behalf OF monwealth in tho
Thompson trial this morning, and was fol.
lowed by Hon. ]. c. s. Blackburn for thu
defense. The case went TO tho jury at 4 D.
IN. Applause was suppressed several times
oy ,he court during Judge Denny q speech.
when the jury came In with Tho
verdict, the defendant sat between Colonel
Jacob and his father. The latter was n an en
pale with excitement when the court
asked the jury II ithad agreed on the YER
dict, the foreman responded, I've hayc.n
and being asked what Il was, slowly SAID.
I'VE, the jury, find Philip n
Thompson, the defendant, moi
guilty as charged in the indict..
ment. Then came a shout.
aud men rushed forward TO con.
gratulate the defendant. Durin,
the confusion. the voice Of PHI
Thompson, .sr.,- was heard saying, "ThpuE
tected.n Nv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17
ATLANTA.

Local building Association Formed Sick
ness in Town and Country.
ATLANTA, May l6 Especial IA com.
pany Of our local capitalists and business
men was formed to-day for the purpose Of
building six new two.story brick buildings.
The buildings will be 25xS0 feet, with a
hall for amusement purposes 50xS0 feet.
These buildings will go up right away.
The negro whose leg was amputated and
reported, will soon bewell
There is some sickness in the town and
country.
Some OF our citizens are in your city
"swngeriestingn
We have one of the finest schools in the
state,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17
Rome the Center of Religion. no, Polite,

DUBLIN, May i6--A meeting of tn,
national league was held here to-day. Bic.
ger said ans thing coming from the pope
should be received with much respect by
tue league, but they should at the same
time express their opinions in plain hut In.
offensive terms. Bigger said he was not
suited for such task and that further, il
was unsafe for him TO remark on the pres.
ent administration OF justice. He urged the
Importance of preparing for the general
election of members of parliament. Mayp
Parnelllte member Of parliament for Tin.
perary. said the Irish people should take
theology, and not politics, from Rome.
Parnell he declared, was the head OF their
political church.
kenney, member of parliament for Ennis
described the pope's circular a. a shameful
insult to the priests and people OF Ire
land
The Freeman's Journal, commenting OH
the pope's circular TO the Irish bishops
says His holiness has been misled, il moi
entirely deceived by emissaries Of the Brit
ish government, who know if the Parnell
party remains unbrokeni II will hold bal.
ance power in the next parliament.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17

LIVERPOOL, May l6.-Patiick OBrien,
t)rmerly 'ccretary oi the Liverpool Land.
league Michael Hynes, printer, aud Pat
irlck slater, foreman to llvnes, have been
arrested for printing aud spreading the cir.
cnlars forwarded TO the tradesmen of Dub.
lin recently,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17

BAlLA, May l6.-A man named Patrick
Nhly has been arrested on the charge OF
conspiracy to murder landlords in the vi.
emit OF Ballina, II is expected that many
Others will be arrested on the same charge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17
Failed,

LONDON, May lG--Turtons & Hadan,
large speculators ia American and Mexican
stocks, have failed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17

OrrowA, May i0.--0uiciAl advices ffon
Fort Walsh 10 Friday, say the Crsss ~,
.eriecily quiet, and no trouble L apprc-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17

CHICAGO, May l6,-In the Dunn trial 10.
day, Mr.. Mum finished speaking, and wss
followed in the afternoon by Emory SIorr.
both Tor the defense. The case will proba.
bly, 10 to the jury Tomorrow night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17

CiNcINSArI, May l6.-The Conductors
association Of the United States, are hold.
lug their twelfth annual meeting here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17
WEATHER REPORT.
Max, Tenn. Min. Tenn Raj
.CORSICANA.

The nature Of the trouble could not be
ascertaiIel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-17

The Light Guards on To New Orleans, Full
OF Grit and Coniidence-LeSa Opinion ON
| u NeNed Question.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

s1s-A WiiliamspOrt, Pa. paper says, lat the
present time the price Of lumber rules high and
the indications tia, it will go higher in price
as the season advances. The wholesale destruc-
,ion Of forests Of late years Is doing more to
hance the price Of lumber than all other causes
combined. and if il continues in the future a. in
the pas, 1, will not be many year. before all the
bes; quality Of pine timber in this State will be
used up. And 50 with the oak timber. There !.
an extraordinary demand for the latter article
This comes more particularly IRON the building
and extension Of railroads. This causes an I'M
preceleniel demand. and the article can Away.
find a ready market. Good oak timber Is stiIi
more scarce than pine, and every year il rises
higher in value. We advise our rural friends who
own oak timber land. not to be too hasty In dis.
posing Of the same. a few years hence they will
realize from Il double its present value.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

nS-Ths "prominsnt Baltimore county Demo-
eras, who has allied honorable positions for his
constituents and who holds high rank In the eoun-
~ politically, morally and financially" Who I'M
bosomed himself to an American representative
last week. on the condition Of the Democratic sit
ua.ion In this county, must have been negiscting
his political eatschism or trying TO impose on the
reporter in quss, Of news for Sunday rsading.-
He Is not historically correct when he says "Bal-
timere eeaniy, yen must remember, has never had
anything the State Treasurer for two years"
Baltimore county had the State Trsasurership for
ten years. from 1861 10 1874, and two more high
teasa, hsaasahia gsatlsmsn never allied the efies
Of State Treasurer than the late Hon. Robs Fowler
and the late Hon. John Msrryman, Of Hayfslds.
Here is another mistake made by the prominent
Baltimore county Democrats" "If Charles, Cal.
vert and Howard counties are 10 dictate our nom-
nations, let them In the failure elect the Demo
cratic candidates" This remark IL intended for
the majority Of the Beard Of Public Works and
the little Napoleon, bu, Mr. Heating lives In Queen
Ann's eounsy and Nj. comp,Onin Prince Georges.
1.-THE rest Of the information Of this wsll.posted
sprominsnt baltimore county Democrat" is on .
par with the above, ell ne have 10 say about u 10
that n may Do 10 tell 10 the smarinss.''
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

s;:i,-A traveller purchased round trip ticket
between Mobile ani Niagara, and signed con-
tract that the return part must be stamped and
the passenger signature witnessed for Identified
ton a, Niagara before IL should be honored for
passage. Ia an action for damages for being
elected on his return trip ON account of hi. re-
fusai to pay his fare the return ticket not havin
been witnessed for Identification according to the
eOntraetl. the s,. Louis Court Of Appeals held tina,
he could have no recovery that in the absence Of
any evidence u waiser. or that the passenger had
no opportunity to know the terms Of the contract
when he signed IT, such an agreemeai as that Sc,
forth va. binding.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

Deaths Free--- Tributes, &c, 10 eta. % Live
P0TEE.-Suddeniy. on Sunday. July LIST. Marian
ro,ee, in the 9th year % her age, wife Of
Francis Potce.
GRABER.-Nea Mount dc Sales. Baltimore
county, June 30. Francis y, infant son Of
Charles II. and T. GRADER.
IiARRISoN.-At Hampton. baltimore county.
an June 2sth. Josiah Harrison. in his s5th year.
SCIItTZ.-M Woodbury.. on 3Oth June, Lizzie,
aged 81 years. beloved wife Of Vim. q. Schultz
GIiIS0N.--on July I'd, after n long and painful
illness, Mrs. Eva Anna Gibson, in the S3i year
Of her age.
EIDGLEY.-On July ith. DR.. y. q. RiIglcy. in
the I'D year Of his age.
ECCLESToN.--on july 9Th. Mrs. Julia A. Eeclc-
stan, in the Goth year Of her age.
BCLL.-At his residence near wisrburg. this
county. on June ith. after long AMI painful
iliness, Nivhol4s II. Bull agol 80 !eAts ia"nth.
anil days.
Our dear fathers gone 10 rest,
lie swcctly sleeps on Jesus breast:
And with the angels round the throne
liz songs aud praise. are made known.
q sad ald lonely Is our home,
Since our dear fathers gone:
Eui. oh. n brighter home than ours
IN heaven is now his own.
Guar,l. Oh. earth. the form We cherished.
Heaven his sainted spirit keep,
Aud ye night winds sigh a requiem
Where our sain;ed father sleeps.
nv ms cmiLbaES.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07
r.. II. Boarman, VIM. 8. Keech and Thos.
J. Hunter. Attorneys. Tows9ntown.
SALE
II -Of go
- NICE LITTLE FARM IN THE 9TH $50
Ia DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE
COUNTY.

by virtue of decree of the circui, Cour, for
Baltimore county, passed in the case Of James Il.
kali and others against Joseph ioshaii and Others
toe undersigned. Trustees named in said decree.
viii offer at public sale, a, the Court iIoase door,
In Towsontown, on
Tassday. :ih day Of .Jaiy, 1883,
at the hour Of IL o'clock in the day,
ALL THAT NICE LITTLE FARM, CONTAIN.
ING % ACRES or LAND, MoREOR LESS.
situate in the 9th Election district Of Baltimore
county, ON the road leading from Parkton 20 Beck.
leysviile. and about miles from Parkton Station,
on the Northern Central Railway. and adjoining
the lands Of Messrs. John W. Ross, BENJAMIN
Cooper aud Jehu Garrett, and lately occupied by
Mrs. Elizabeth Bull, improved by n
DWELLING HOUSE,
Barn and other buildings, and also by an Apple
Orchard In good bearing. Astream Of water runs
through this property and there 10 a spring Of ex-
eellent water near the house. About l5 acres are
under cultivation, the balance Of the land Il tim
bered, principally with chestnut. Tho soil IL kind
and easily improved. NeighborhOod healthy and
pleasant. Churches, schools, stores and posioiicc
convenient.
TERMS OF SALE. AS PRESCRIBED ny
THE DECREE, ARE-0nc- half cash, aud the
balance In months from day Of sale, deferred
payment TO bear interest from day Of sale aud TO
be secured TO the satisfaction Of the Trustees OF
all cash, at the purchaser option.
~ Under the order Of the DEGREES the Trustees
are authorised to require deposit Of $3.50 on the
day of sale, and In default Of It's payment 10 ac-
eeps ne next highest bid, or In their option 20
offer said property forthwith for sale without
further notice. Taxes paid TO day Of sale and
possession given on ratification Of sale and com
piianee with terms thereof.
$ \ ]? n ! 1SSlhsH' Trustees
JAS. W. OwINGS, Auction.sr.
June gO.-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07
s- The School Board will NEE, nsx, week

ess The School Board will meet next week to
examine and adjust the accounts Of the teachers
for the term just closed, and make arrangements
10 pay of the teachers. AT their meeting the
question Of inviting proposals for furnishing
books and stationery for the schools will be brought
up and determined. II Is 20 DO hoped there will
be full attendance Of the members so that the
views and votes Of all may be put upon record on
this important question. Ills needless TO say that
Messrs. Keech and MacgiIi have been from the be-
ginning In favor Of trying wha, benefit 10 to be
gained by inviting proposals.. As We said before,
the Board have to reject any and all bids.
but with the proposals. before them they can see
whether any Of them are lower than what they
have heretofore been paying for the books and
stationery supplied to the schools. Even this will
be step In the right direction, for Ii will neces-
sariy lead TO an award Of the contract to the low
est bidder.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

I'd. w. orutt, Attorney, Tovsyniown. Nd
MoRrGAGEE's SALE
AVA ---OT--
A FINE FARM IN THE SIXTH ELEC. .SxM~
81 TloN DISTRICT or EALTI. ~
Ez MORE COUNTY.


Gy virtue Of the power contained in deed Of
mortgage. FROM Mary l.. Miller 20 Ephraim u.
Alnony, dated April 2sth, A. ID. isSl and record.
ell among the Mortgage Records Of baltimore
county, in Liber W. ". l.. No. 80. folio iaJ. &c.
and an assignment thereof to Milton ". oau;,,
also duly recorded among the sane records, the
undersigned, rs attorney named in said mort gage
will offer at public sale, at Pleasant Hunters Ilo-
tel. at Wiseburg. on
Saturday. liza day ef Jaiy. ISSl.
at o'clock l.. NJ,
Es-ALL THAT FINE fARM-ES,
upon which the said Mary T.. Miller now resides,
situate about three foufths Of y mile from Wise.
burg and adjoins the lands Of u. Best Miller,
Charles c. Wittig aud others, and l. about two
miles from Partition Station, on y. q. X. H., and
CONTAINS - ACRES OF LAND. MORE
OR LESS.
The land Is in good state Of cultivation. we'll
wa,sred and has on II good orchard. It l. i'm.
SooD FRAME DWELLING.
Barn, Hay licuse and all necessary oatbuiljins..
ALSO.
ALL THOSE PARCELS OF LAND,
called "Priee's Progress. part Of price. Han.
gard, part Of Partnership. and par, Of Roy.
ston's Folly, adjoining the lands Of William II.
Miller. Rachel Frederick. George Beckiey, and is
about miles from farktoa Station, on n. c. II.
H., and contains
81 ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
the last mentioned lot being unimpToycd. Church.
Is. schools, milis, stores. 3c, in the ghborhoo
Both lots being very desirable property.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-haiic ash, balance in
u months, the credit pay ment 10 bear interest
signed. Attorney. 5Es'-$lU0 will be required on
day of sale. MILTON ". oFFGTr,
Attorney named in the Mortgage.
June % is.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

Scientists are continually telling US wha,
to eat. which foods are most nutritious, aud con-
sequentiy wha; ones are cheapest. There is no
doub, about their ability to do this. Chemistry
tells US very clearly what the constituents Of the
various foods We consume are, aud every one
knows the nu,rve qualities Of some are Ear great
or than those Of others. hut there IL a fact that
Is even more important that 1. frequently over.
looked. This il that different persons require
different varieties Of foods. The human stomach
Is very nicely adjusted piece Of machinery. I,
mus, be humored 10 each Individual. Some 70.
qurc more. some less food. Others require one
kind, some another. The amour, aud character
Of the food wOOiehOpper or hunter can take with
saiiS;ac;ion and assa.iia'c would be the death Of
the modern city belle. Stomachs vary quite a,
much in kind and quality a foods Themselves,
aud IL i not enough To tell u. GU, Of what kind,
can get most value for our money We wan,
TO know the kinds best suited to our individual
organizations. anil ,hi, l. secre, which expert.
euec alcnc can teach w.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-07-07

s1-Mayor whyte. Of Baltimore, Iaughinsly
inspected the big check handed 10 him by Mr..
Enoch Pratt on Monday TO see that il was eerti-
fed. ats all right" said Mr.. Pratt, "it goes
down TO pos,eri,y, sir, aud wanted It to be reg
and paid at the bank I intend TO paste ii in my
minute book. Il did not Affect my nerves any
more to draw that check for 1888. 335.33 than il
would TO give one for -; no, bit more, sir
Tho money thus presented to baltimore is for the
maintenance Of the Pratt Free Library. The
handsome marble building cost $3.50, 900. SO that
Mr.. Pratt's gift amounts TO more than = million
dollars