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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20

Destruction OF the PeRnsylvaaia RaiIroa,
Paiat shop o. the Ne aAsws.

Destructis~ Of the Peansylvaaia Railroad
Paint shop o. the Meadows.
A fire broke out last evening In the paint
shop OF the Pennsylvania Railroad on the
Hackensack Meadows. near Jersey City The
building is Of brick and masonry. 175 feet In
width by 400 feet In length In 1t were stored.
awaiting repairs. IS ordinary passenger
cars. two Pullman palace cars. two locomotives.
six tenders. and large stock Of cushions and
fittings. The flames spread rapidly. and an
alarm was runR from Box 90 OF the Jersey City
Fire Department.
Three engines and two trucks were taken out
on special freight car. The engines threw
strea ms on the burning building, but with lit
tie success. When the firemen found they
gould make no Roadway against the fire they
directed their efforts to saving an adjoining
about 400 cars. In this they were successful.
>. At 10:20 o'clock the flames were extingu ished
1t was then ascertained that the paint shop
and Its contents were completely destroyed.
Tina estimated loss on the passenger cars
amounts to &1250 900. on the locomotives $24. 600
on the Pullman cars $4,000, on the tenders
1900. and on the building 800 600. One OF
the locomotives belonged 70 the West Shore
Railroad. The origin of the fire is
mystery. 1t 10 said to have been
caused by spontaneous combustion. The
shop had been closed for the day. and no one
Was In 1t ct the time the. flames first appeared
McNulty. the night watchman. discovered them
n the northern end Of the structure and gave
In the shop have been thrown out Of employ
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lyman LIVING IN BROOKLYN
An OFFER 70 SURRENDRD RzH NID1
AND DECLlNEn
TIE ssppsssA "NunSsr 0ns~ saA lie WIFI
aaa Eashs Children as Asns Aersss the

s.rnesee .N..ssr eae" sad Lis win
. :.s Ea:as Ca.lar.. - a..s As-..s the
- , s.ro 80 n'- ~, NOD Mo-: '.r .., rs....
lyman within the las. forty eight hours" Gen.
.o.s n a. S, rr'on s@id iast evening to reporter
OF The BUN. That is the correct name Of Mr..
p,,.,.h nn v oseu N s one. whom the
NJ .a ~, uos' mn,u mas oeen said TO want
ne mas been living In this immediate neigh
~,,h Sts ";,a su "% .u.sv ~ least month.
VIII a's wig anu elsns cniidren. under his
Gem PRYOR. VA. .no..,r. IN ~. ,,h.,r, =, 81.
residence in Willow street. Brooklyn. u ~
reporter asked. exhibiting an engraving which
appeared ooea In the London Graphic two or three
The picture reny..ants Tvr.n
a full bushy beard veil tent a hioh s,,,.r.
forebaod n n1o,.on, ,,,. s.-s.V
,%s ",tah.n peasan. iace handsome eye with
IN as ,ro otn'' of00p'ns' ana hair brushed high
- T Iohs,,,
Of him. Gem Pryor said Hs .t nTU YEARS tSos
change h,s annear.nos ~ w. uU.e mn'.n,nk 70
von vii, ana " b,r .,Ua,.u, you ever see MN
est.reserved gentleman. from whose accent you
would be more likely to take him for an English
man than an Triebman No 4. an odva..oa
not mnr. thu th ~ n na msh no appears 70 DO
NY Have lave y .nan mat al kH rs T ono ~
Nta a Httio Dnwan 9" 10 , nn,, anu iauy-
meet in any p"rIor in BrooT d mH"'o expect 70
ia IL nossiha for mo =" .ao VI r,. 90
cannot ie III e has 20 b sss m aver ynan rh
licifv ~ anv Eind a%o, po gu GvHLso " pup-
next few hSurs and w fha ar soc MIN within the
seemed To- surround him 4 has yot ssn fr n 'S
sake OF mystery" A' A"' NV '0'n ''i 'no
F. +. Marbury COUNSEL for tha yRritiSh 20 mr.
ment. '0N''' 'o' '"0 "'i'''" "''ern'
mr.. s,,. r,ou r-.n
eny sy nhortY ~ Ky rsp1Tts pub;hed .pIar
ton may be inferred that The British novernnsSTt
you'd cause the ,,, arrest q Mr. P..riei
that h. .. mct h@.s may
public notice neither las he been hiding and tst on n"
to the underpgned he will promptly prsaent
himself 70 the Marshal 70 do and abide Whatever the
rssnsc 81 NE united states may require Of him Very
~ ,. ROGER A. PRYOR.
MIR. Marbury replied:
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Remnrk. bv the Cigarette Girls.

Mr.. Nathan Cohen presided ut q not very
large meeting Of the striking cigarette makers in Caren
don Hall last night There not many women pres
ent The Chairman said all the girls had been invited 70
come and he feared that those who had not come would
20 back to work on Monday morning
said one OF the girls e'
Mr. VIM, McCuhe did not agree with the Chairman
lie believed the girls would hold until the srik. Wal
won IL. though, the strikers should form afvS
orRhizntion and manufacture cigarettes
While Mr. McCsbe was taking ptiOns to Mr. knneyj
treatment Of the girls in his factory girl called out
He married one Of them" ~"
c3mnitiee Of Eirs who volunteered for the work,
was directed to call upon the girls no had
the meeting and urge them not To 20 back to work to
morrow, 49, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20
Shoals or Wkltobalt.

Tho shoals OF whitebnit are increasing in the
lower bay and this their first visit to these waters
they are puzz!ing the fishermen. Immense quantities Of
dead sand weakhsh washed ashore. Guttony seems
to be the cause Of their death They devour whitehall
until they choke and they found he gorged with
the tiny hsh, which be in their thr0nts They
actually eat until they cannot shut their mouths THIS
season whitehall they last long enough. will doubt.
less be the choice food Of the wcaks but as little
creatures swim on the surface of the water they die
with from the oil factories.
staten Island boys beginning to desert the sand.
worm mines and are taking to scapping whitehall in
but they have not yet learned to preserve the little sh
properly. They put too many into box or basket
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20

The efforts that are being made by the police
authorities Of Jersey City and oboksn to prevent the
sale Of liquor Sunday have excited much discussion
In both cities The movement originated week ago in
Jersey City Chief Of Police Murphy acting under in.
sruettons from the Police Commissioners caused the
Sunday 70 be reported and submitted TO the Grand jury
The inttmaton that delinQuents would be prosecute
deferred few saloon keepers from keeping their
places open, but the vast majority OF them paid
Those who complied with the law indignant that
lad not been rgidy enforced against those who per.
sisted In violating It, and announced their intention
keep their places open to-day. No indictments were
found against any OF those whose
to the Grand Jury and all Kind. Of rumora being
Police Commissioners Of Hoboken have issued orders
after consulting with Prosecutor Winfield, thar all 81.
looms In that city must be closed to-day.
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Fl, Johnson. Bin OF Particular.

In the suit Of Eli johnson OF Brooklyn. the
temperance advocate against Henry Iigey for 800
damageSfor alternating the affections of his wife Mary
c. johnson, an amended complaint was served by the
plaintiff yesterday comprising the bill OF particulars
demanded by tho defendant. The dates Of the alleged
impropreties set forth in detail beginning on Jan
q 1882 ut the Reinsen House, at Rensen and Clinton
Streets Brooklyn.
There are dates mentioned in February March April
May, October November and December OF 1882 and in
January. February, March, and April OF the present
rsns h spTaa n. .'S s Y at. :. tine
May and also At Ocean Grove. At me detendants cot
year, and at the Atlantic House on June 81 and 2S.
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Savage co-.e.. ON Duu.'. Acqu,t..i.

CHICAGO. May l9.-The verdict reached In the
trial Of Jerry Dunn provokes savage comment In all OF
the city papers The alleged agencies which aided In
his acIui!tal are particularly condemned by two or
three OF the morning journals They all give long
counts Of the reception rendered Dunn by the sporting
, rern h AFTER ne Quilted We eonr, room champagne
Drum" which lasted very nearly through tho entire
night. Among those who grnspcd the hand Of Dunn
sman known as " Stockyards jennie aud Dunn, re-
sentinR the Oyertur.s struck the IN the face The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20
Alice Joh.sou Accuse. . policeman.

Alice Johnson. homeless woman. 90 year,
DID, who was taken to Jefferson Market on Friday by
Policeman Linderman, . charge Of disordsry con.
duct said that Policeman Michael Monaghan Of tho
West Fourth street and assaulted her She said
!sry and had been drinking before the alleged assault
Policeman Linderman says he found the woman and
Monaghan In the area. Monaghan denies the assault
lie was paroled for examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20
Bisnaarok's FsiIing Health.

BERLIN. May 19.-The oficial bulletins re-
specting the health Of Prince Bismarck should be re-
ceivsd with caution 10 reported that the Prince sur
fers great pains but he to the issue Of alarming
builetins lie 10 much snectsd by tho political disap.
polntments lie has experienced and IL said the latest
reports In regard TO the negotiations between Russia
and the Yates have bsen also q source Of trouble.
II IL thought likely that Herr Won sehloezer who 10
three onihy leave OF absence In ihe event OF collapse
nft !, intIa
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D,.resarA,.s II. P.pal Circular.

LONDON. May 19.-The excitement In Ireland
the Fopes circular to the clergy 10 unabed and
finds expression In all quarters M Justin Mccarthy.
member Of Parliament for Longford has sent circular
10 prominent Irishmcn connected with the Irish Ma
tioa League In London In which he suggests the for
nation Of organization 70 sssic In furthsring the
movement to raise Q testimonial for Mr.. Psrnell.
The Town Commissioners Of Dungargan, Ireland. at .
last night adopted resolution the
Papsi circular on the ground that Il connsellsd dis
union between the priests and the people Of Ireland
which would tend To promote the organization aud
schemes Of secret societies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20
An Artists Loss.

Mr.. r. NJ. Shurtleff tho wel.known painter
OF mountain and woodland landscapes, has suffered
serious loss by the burning OF the Granite State s
furniture pictures all his household goods and vSl
able though small collection Of brio -abruc were on
board the Inflated steamer and totally we'd
M shnrtlsn had Just built himself new house in the
Adirondack where lie expected to paAs the sulume ar
and was moving from his old home III Hartford to New
York intending to remain IN his studio here for week
or so while his Adirondack house was being finished
The loss Is severe one to him. and. for sentinen ts
reasons, much Of II Is irreparable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20

Duncan X. Harrison. q brother Of Maud Har-
rson, the actress placed the Custom House pri.
late pay roll At by Secretary Folser yesterday
at tho request Of the President civil service exam.
inaiion was omitted lie was assigned to the Special
Treasury Agents once. lie employed IN the
Post ONCE, but was removed.
Col John 0llmer Speed, who for some time has been
manager OF the World. has retired from that position
that he may devote his attention to private Interests
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20

new fast daily through train to and from
St. Louis through Cincinnati will be put the Erie
Railroad tomorrow to be called the limited express
will be composed Of Pullman sleeping and day coaches
tincinnsii nv way ~ ,ns Nav Vat papn.yvapis ~
Ohio road at 40 the next evening and In St LOUIS a
40 the second morning The limited express will leave
st. Louis at 10 r. daily and will arrive IN New YORK.
1t ii rs on the second morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20

grand display OF silks dress goods and ladies' suits
in every style price and quality s on eIh9ition for sale
Sne wareroons 2ss 9th av io2 iot and 100 West i3ts
st. Rich silk suits that SIS can be had for si275
for elsso Others that were 81 can be bought for
s2ses Also sPlendid silk suits that were $50 are
ately low prices and the goods are warranted as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20
Tho seutA America. Pe.e. nu-or..

LIMA. May ia definite arrangement for
treaty OF peace has been arrived a In Lima The proto
col 10 signed by Jovino Novos and Lavae the latter
Iges!ass delegate. The principal bases are the unc0n
ditionsl css.on Of a. territory south o. the river Cam.
for ten year, byh A. the end Of this time plebiscte
~ decide to which Of these republics these places be
81 ,o peso' 70 the ether The preIimnsriss AZ
that he will shortly come to definite resolution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20

The Ludlow street jail has an attractive yard
with high walls and until recently none Of the prisoners
was permitted to enter for recreation Sheriff David.
ordered that the prisoners confined upon civil pro.
should have the freedom Of this yard for ono hour
each day and Yesterday these prisoners held mass
meeting In tie yard to return thanks. chairman and
sssrs,sry %sre sppointsd and WAS explained that
welfare OF the prisoners II was resolved that the earn.
est thanks Of the prisoners and their friends and rea
tivss should be rendered to Mr. Davidson.
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Clerk Hall Fsuad q uiIty.

The jury Ia the case OF William A. Hall, who
was tried in Newark for forgery while employed In the
City Comptroliers ONCE rendered y verdict Of guilty
yesterday morning There four indictments for ON.
bclzlement against Hall but " In doubtful whether he
can he tried Tor this offence a: he was eItrsdied from
gerry he can be sentsncsd 10 ten YEAR, prisonMspI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20

Parties storing furniture requested to inspect
warehouses 49, 2s4 and 2se West 9th st. near Broad
why Separate rooms g. per month and upward Moving
in city country with enclosed vans Boxing packing
and shipping attended to- Telephone, ii3 sgth ST. Nor.
gan 1 Br other. propretora-Adc
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Ths Rev. Anua O. IN 10 W. des.

Justice Cullen granted leave to the Reformed
Presbyterian Church yesterday to sell its property al
Lafayette and Ryerson street BIooklyn to David
Fowler for so SU' ias money TO he Paid TO Anna q.
Snowdsn, this being the true name o. tho Rev. Anna
Oliver who has se'd her church sdinSs 10 The Reformed
Prssby tsrlAnA
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R.,,r,.s M. Mitchell rre- IL. Prs.,a..eS

The Board Of Excise was reorganizsd yestsr.
day by the election Of Commissioner Haughton driving
HslN a. President and Commissioner Norris tgepuhlL
CAM Treasurer, Commissioner Mitchell County
Democracy has herotoforo been President COmmiS-
sioners horis and iaughton voted together AgatnIt
Commissioner Mitchell
The hoard asked the Mayor TO have the accounts Of
the last Board examined by the Of 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20
ItaIy's lIosns Policy.
weeks debate In the

Chamber Of Deputies the internal policy Of the Gov.
ern,neut the Chamber passed. $40 to 90 vote Of con
ndence IN the Government This majority which IN;
parliamentary sipstion. II Ia believed that Prime
Minister Depretis will reconstruct the Cabinet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20
Accident 10 the city Of Beri,a.

QUEENSTOWN, May l9-Tho Inman line
steamer City OF Berlin which Sroke down here yester
day when leaving New Yolk will not be able to pro-
coed The Cunard line steamer Pnvona. which sail.
hence to for New York will lake the City OF
Bstl.us n,Aif
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wednesday. Paper. TO b. HURRIED {. I.onde,

Tho North German Lloyds steamer Fulda
steamed 277 miles in Is hours lsh milsH hour,
Friday afternoon aud Yesterday morning, OF her way
into New Yoh she win sail again AZ O'Clock on Wed
iesday morning. and will Try To get the New York morn
Ing pEpers OF that date to the london clubs via South
symptom, On the evening Of Wednesday Of next week
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WAsu!SoTos. May 10 The latest returns
from the Third Conversational District Of Wsst Vrrnis
by 500 majority.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20

One cent Over 5000 circulation IN immense src
cess Advertising only 20 cents PER line. Try it-Aav
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-05-20

The Trenton Tees 10 the brightest and most indepen.
dent paper In New Jersey, and the best advertising
medinIp-ldv
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The s,xa~, Ome. r.~sd,ct,s

Lartly cloudy weather. local ruins. north.
pressure.
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ID, Ct IS. i, i, h. 81. 3 !. g !
RS o. 80 Q. J. % iS' . 70 iSSSsa99S5 :
49, !, 8, 2, o. 80 20, $500 = -
u IS II il o. b. Is. rs 5 s. g. g. s. )
o Q, O. s. 10 J. o, i0L60 3, O. q. 2 g. I,
o, T. o. ]. g. a. !, l. I, l-453. - =
sections average, 5 Is ~: best run A.
Schaefers average, 3 1888; best run, 70.
Time OF game, hours 30 minutes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-31

Entered Suit for Heavy Damages-Myste-
rious Disappearance of u Brosler--Per-
sonai-Cott1n Exchange Closed-a North.
GALVESTON, May 30.-lSpecial Mrs.
Augusta Brandt. widow of Augustus
Brandt, who was thrown out of A. Hoppe's
saloon on the night of September 6, 1882,
sustaining fracture of the skull
and died, entered suit in the
district court to-day against said Hoppe for
5000 damages. loss of suit, and for gen.
. al relief. The particulars of Brandt's
ueath were given at the time of the occur
renee, which was followed by Hopes ar
rest on the charge OF murder, and his SUBJ
Squent acquittal by the criminal district
court.
The disappearance of Thomas o. King.
broker, was reported at the police station
tonight. King left home last night to at.
tend the lodge of Knights OF Honor, and
did not return home, which aroused the
fears of his family who began the inyesti.
CATION which revealed the fact that he was
seen to enter his office on the Strand this
morning about 8 o'clock, and leave
M7oclock. Shortly after he was reported
Nhave been seen on the beach by girl
who was carrying breakfast to her father.
ihs is, however, believed to be mistake.
Auetlorts to trace him after he was seen to
leave his office have proved fruitless, and
tonight police authorities were notified and
sesearching the city for the missing man.
A,' King is medium sized man, an Eng
ihhmsn by birth and between 45 and SO
years old, quick in motion and speech.
a negro residing az the corner of Church
saa Ihirty-second streets was reported
Gown with smallpox and removed to the
peSSlhouse this evening.
p.y. ~. MoRse and bride, nee Miss Van
nmea.nuysen, arrived from New Orleans this
WWorpning' A number of Mr.. and Mrs.
avhae friends met them at Houston and
accompanied them to this city, where they
we're we're warmly welcomed by large CON
So..s ~atse Oh friends, conducted to the Tremoi
av,ei ~, and entertained by an elegant break
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-7-SOo----
DENISUN,

Dead Cattle ON tho Kight-of. .Waw, Causing
Com Commercial and Newspaper
Matters-lseported cyclone In the Nation,
Etc
DESIsos, May 3O.-[Special IA few days
ago very heavy shipment Of stock passed
through the city going north. Out of the
lot probably 500 were dead, the cause being
too many to the car. These dead cattle
have been thrown off on the right.of-way
just below the city, causing much com.
plant. II 10 believed the central road will
be sued for committing nuisance.
J. p. Leeper has sold for 5000 his inter
est in the hardware firm of leeper, Bald
wick 4 Co., to Baldwick & Leeper.
A severe storm prevailed last night, but
no damage was done to crops. IL Is report
ed that Strinstown, In the Nation. had a
cyclone.
New job printing Office will be soon
opened.
Burhans Il Houson, late of the Sunday
Gazette, will soon start an afternoon daily
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FORT WORTH,
$4,000 Blaze-Mass Meeting Called
Small Pox Mt Big springs-The Sewerage
Contract

"A $4,000 Blaze-Mass Meeting Called
SMALLPOX at Big springs-The Sewerage
Contract.
FoRr WORTH, May 3o.-TSpeciall AT
O'Clock this morning two frame store
houses on lower Main street burned to the
ground. Total loss about $4,000. Walsh,
a tailor, lost $1,200, insured for 81 600 In
the Home, Of New York; J. +. Ellis, loss
$500, no insurance.
A meeting of citizens is called for to.mor.
row night at the court house to say to the
council how they want $4,000 spent on
the streets.
Dr. j. 4. Field has just returned from Big
Springs, where he went at the request Of
the county judges and citizens u determine
whether smallpox existed. He reports
four well-develoyed cases, with imminent
danger Of man, more cases by the care.
lesspess ofs physician who pronounced
the di ease measles. The citizens are
greatly alarmed, and the county Judge has
ordered quarantine. No virus being at.
tainable, prevention by vaccination cannot
be had.
The council have ordered Sewer Con.
tractor Slattery to put 150 additional men
on the works within five days or the city
engineer will employ them. Thirteen
miles OF trenches are open and only 10000
feet of pipe have been laid In two months,
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MENIA-

Industrial Notes-Personai-TheP Polytech-
nicai Institute to Close,
MExIA. May 30,-tSpecal Never In the
history of Mexia were there more substan-
tial buildings under contract and being
constructed than at the present. Ere the
close Of summer seven elegant iron front
brick business houses will be completed,
together with national bank building and
private residences BY the score. On every
hand can be heard the mechanics indus.
trial clntter. The new Cumberland church
house Is rapidly approaching com pie, ion.
Major Win. L. Murphy Ion on Wednes-
day last on visit to relatives In North
Carolina.
Mr.. John Il. Parker and family took the
north. .bonnd train yesterday ior an ex.
tended visit TO Alabama and Tennesste.
The Polvtechicsl Institute closes on ihs
lAth instant.
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ST. LOWS, May 3O.-The committee ap.
pointed by the Belleville board of trade to
consider the relations between the miners
and mine owners IN that district, and see
what can be dore toward settling the pres.
ent difficulties, recommend that ali rnil.
road companies carrying coal 10 81. Louis
furnish a copy Of weights OF coal produced
by the handwriting mines 10 the prcsi.
dent Of the Miners union on the 5lh and
Goth of each month, and thar be furnish n
copy OF the same to each mine; that A uni.
form seventh-eighth screen be esta biished Al
all hand working mines, and that owners of
machine mines be allowed TO operate them
without. any reference to regulations roy.
erning hand.mining. They also recon.
mend that the state legislature proyite ior
q committee Of arbitration. to whom ali dif.
tculties shall be submitted and whose de.
cisions shall be final. The recommends.
tions are to simplify what the miners Are
contending for. Whether the mine owners ar
will sgree 10 not known, but it IN auite
likely some action will be taken in q dsv or
two. No trouble 10 reported 10 day In anv
rart OF the district, and there vii! rrohshiv
not be any more. Two ermpanies
Of militia at Decatur have been o, dersd n
hold themselves In readiness 10 SIsSt r,