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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
GALy ESTON.
Death Penalty Afllrmed--Deep WAFER
Local Breyittes.

Galveston, January 23.-The court
of appeals to-day affirmed the Juos-
ment involving the death penalty III
the case of Refugio Gomez. VINO our
Ing the fieslas at San Diego last year
shot and instantly killed drunken
unarmed man nam. d E.tifano Dem A.
Gomez has been remanded Tor sen
tence. .,oa a
The city council Tonight pssseu
vote of thanks to the mayor ana Guy
council OF San Antonio ior the interest,"
expressed in he Galveston deep water
nrnspect. The council appropriated
ii. 500 10 defray the expenses o
five citizens appointed TO visl
Washington for the purpose OF OBTAIN
ing a special Appropriation to Improve
the entrances to this port.
The new water works were uhami
mously accepted, although not iuii'
M /, tn contract requirements,
r.. q. West. son Of Associate Jus.lo
West was to-day enrolled as an attol
new and counsellor in the supreni
court. 81 IA
sydney Dillon, president OF IN
Union Pacific road, was IN the ci'y
few hours to-day. He aud Ills iahiii
are en- route for San Francisco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
TEX As INVESTMENT ca. LIMITED.
315 H0ut0n Street.
llFus BRo74Ees 8 Co.,
goots and Shoes, F0rt N'0rtP' eexas'

Ii ut. Rhodes, who twice swan to the
steamer and Rescued two IN ciihgihB
to the rigging. Passed.
Dockery, f,om the committee ON
accounts, reported the resolution EN-
towering the committee In conduct
Ing the investigation now being maue
relative To the removal of employees NJ
the close of last session to send Tor per-
IONS aud pal ers. Adopted.
Ellis, from tile cOmaiittee on nppro-
priati0ps. reported the joint resolution
appropriating $50,O00 tor the support
oi destitute Indians at Crow agency
Fort B.lknap. Fori Peck and Black
feet agencies, In Montana. Passed.
In the contested case of Garrison vs.
MAYS, the house committee on eirc,
tions decided To report that Mays rhaii
retain the seat on priina iacie riBht
until tried upon Its Terits.
II gers offered a resolution directing
the committee on exp@nditu e. OF the
interior department to ascertain inc
present condition of work on the l,ii-
,roveinent of Hot Springs creek, the
amount expended In the prosecution
Of the work, how much Is necessary
| To com, lcte 1t, and whether the need
ed appropriation should not he made
| immediately. Adopted, with nh
amendment iDstructing the COM
mitt.e ~ inquire whether the money
| already expended had been improP-
| erly expended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
WICHITA FALLS.
Business Notes. Run Over by wagon
"A Lady Accidentally Shot.

Special 70 the Gazette
Wichita Flll-, January 23.-Messrs;
w n. Barker a. Co. have just opened
an Ohio avenue IA large and complete
wholesale and retail stock OF hard'
var. and crockery. This makes the
thild hardware house in town. YET 'he
demands of the farmers and ranchneil
of this and adjacent Counties are 81
great 1t is all they can do to Keep
Them supplied. w. M. Barker d ="
| will also handle wagons, carriages ana
| buggies.
On last Monday Mr., s. II. Richard
sou fell from his loaded wagon, near
stones ranch, thirty miles from here,
and his right leg was run over ana
broken ju-t above the ankle. When
he was brought to town his ley, was
swollen too much to be put IN pl'Istt !
puris. hut by the scientific Treatment
of DR.. +. NJ. Mullins he has grettly
improved, and Is resting easy t"-nay
Mrs. w. S. Howard, wife OF Jnsti,'
Howard of this place, wasa cldentaily
shot with pistol yesterday, the bulle
entering the right side of the lacr aI'
ranging down the shoulder, making
painful hut not dangerous Hes wnunu
The accident WAS caus.d by tnr pisto
b.iup thrown from the bed while sh
was removing the cover.
A cold, dry norther has been do"
ing here since las, night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
CLEBURNE.
A Santa Pe Bomb.Shell--The Hop
Sac OF a sheep Ranch-A
Travellers Notes.

Special TO the Gazette
cI.hurue J.,uarv OF Tha ~.
yrTTr,s succiaI from Gaivss,nn givins
the news az ur,,,,..c,iva chsnsas ~ ,hs
n,.,.,,,,n,,,,, of H. ,s,if Ieia.ads \.
santa ~. rsil,yav ca,.sd n,, 80 i'll
ar .x ,.ii,,,,..,t hsra ,n'd.a a,,,'n}..ti,,
,,r,,,,,,, rai,rasd ,,ar .',..,
,na,,,',,r vii dnmh,i..s 80, " ''a'r
set ~ oi,ic,ai. ,bro,,,,L,,,,, Ga -
,l,,,,,,. a ns ,,oIi,,. +, 80, a.
"a r.dnciiop of .,ao.s "'7'
Ths f'I.hu,,. lob, f.,o.a. oco
their hon ia.t pi"ht !, ,.,s syeIi
man,y,.d ,hr,muhn,,t and ,v.s .,,;ov..i
hv the cnnsida,ahie croad ~ a,
sitend,.d rha D'.li.s 0".., ~, :,
vuards IN tho n,,,,,hsr ~ s,xt...1
sr,iv.d Ias, ..x.ning apd ysra 70,
ceiv.d no Tho f,I.h,,rra c,r,nan,, n,
tbe d,noi Tb.v We, 3. escort, a., r., the
Cleburne no,,.e where = ~ p.d.J.
6ord E.ouira d..l;vared nm oddr.ss 81
w.lron,. mo vi.i,nr, ,v.ra hns,s;,o
hlv entertained and Ian tn.dav w,iI
iuIpressed win CIeburne its military
and n,nnl. oen.raIlv
M n VI Gndi,.v tbo lumbar nan
IN v..t..rd,,y sn,d III. sh.a,, ranc,, anJ
herds sit,,a,ed thirt.,n mile. from CIa.
nurna In hi. c,,n,,tv NJ Whi,s ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
SAN SABA.
A Drummer Robbed by Lone High
wayman Brevities

A Drummer Robbed by Lone High
wayman -Brevities
Special TO the Gazette.
San Saba, January 23.-Mr. Nelson
Davis of the firm OF Jake Davis " Co.
of q ,lveston came in to-day and re.
ported that day before yesterday he
was halted 10y highwayiman, between
Burnet and Llano, aud ordered at the
POINT of Winchester to deliver what
money he had. MIR. Davis pulled from
his vest pocket 81 so is silver, stating
that Wa all the money he hai
The robber took IL, and ordered him to
hand over his reeubacks. Mr.. Davis
remarked to him that he was LEFT on
the preenbsck question, stating that II
he thought he had any greenbacks to
come and search hun. The robber
seemed satisfied and turned and lett
him. Mr.. Davis thinks he wa- II new
hand in the business, as he was very
much excited and thinks there
ware others near by. Inc
ruhber had IA handkerchief tied over
his face. Mr.. Davis had nslderaoie
money concealed about hi person.
The Stuttz Dramatic Co. are playing
here 10 good houses this week.
Stock IL in bad condition in ms
county, aud many will die II this
weather continues, A cold norther Is
now blowing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
MEMPHIS.
A Prize in Life's Lottery Miss eau
sey's New.found fortune.

special 10 the Gazette.
Memphis, Tenn, January 23.-The
gossips of this city are about To be
treated 10 Il spicy romance. Miss Jen
ME Causey has just learned thnt she liz
wealthy heiiess. When her father
died, IT is alleged he left his widow
and three children well provided for
Soon after, the widow became the vic.
tim of mental disease, which was in
creased by the yellow fever epidemic
of 1878, which robbed her of two chill
dreD. About that time by some
strange freak the mother and child be-
came separated, although both conlin-
ued 10 reside here the IN ,tnec .rn.
ing living by sewing and the girl by
cierkipg 80 complete was their es-
arrangement that until last
night it was unknown To
Miss Causey whether her mother was
living or dead. All this time the girl
was constantly inquiring what became
of her futher's estate, and came to the
conclusion that her mothers mental
condition had been taken advantage of
by some unscrupul"us persons, but
she kept her counsels and il now in
possession of facts which show that
her worst fears are more than verified
Able counsel will be engaged to Try
and recover what was one IA hand
some fortune.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
A Collapsed Bank.

Denver, Col January 23.-The an,
n0uncenient that the First Nationai
bank of Leadville had closed It's doors
AT mid sight last night was received
with considerable surprise here. not
withstandiDg its ultimate failure was
long anticipated In financial circles.
The exact condition oil its finances are
at present unol,tninuble. but the iuii-
ure IL believed to be.a bad Que. I'M nc,
posts will probably aggregate sSZoo~
with no tangible Assets. II Is gene'a.
is known that President Drwail ~ an
inveterate gamblers, aud 1t Ii rnmntsu
that his lccount IL $4,000 overdfswn.
O her Colorado banks are VI nHec ~u'
Denver. Cd January 2t.-lne
Times I.sadvilc special lays the ihi'.
ure of the First National b'nk o.
Leadville abslrbs public ATTENTION 70
the exclusion of everything else NO
one IN the bank IL able 10 give any
| statement. The bank is guarded "
The sh.iifi. Dewalt. the president,
ana Finn, vice-lre-ident, left he cry
| I'm "A corriage AT day-bresk this moin-
| ing. Their destination h unknown.
II Is feared when the miners get down
from the mine. there may be trouD,e.
rb.r.. is mueh talk Of ciookedness ny
\ Dewalt aud Finn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
WACO.
An Informal Meeting OF Stockmen-
Burglary Raids--Nuptial
Chimes.

Special TO the Gazette.
Waco, January 23.-Whethei IL Is
by. pfcconcerted arrangement cannot
be said, bat 1t il remarked that num-
b,'r OF prominent stockmen from Bell
Bobque, Fall and McLennan counties
are In town to-day. They appear To
have held informal conferences In a
quiet way, but speak without reserve
Of livestock and fence troubles. VII bout
exception they oppose the Terrell bill,
but admit that 1t IL only question Of
time when something of that kind
must come into existence.
Tho burglars continue their ex.
ploits. Que went into Mr.. Oscar
Caunteson Office, in broad daylight,
while Mr.. &. was out experimenting
some work. and stole fine gold
watch and chain, ten dollars In
money, jewelry and lot of clothing.
No arrests yet.
Mr.. Horace Pickett. book-keeper of
the Wholesale grocery firn of Kellum
d Rotan, led Miss Enma Chalmers,
daughter of one of our oldest citizeus,
To the marital altar last night.
The Missouri Pacific train, from
Fort Worth, was eight hours late To-
day. A cold rain has prevailed since
noon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

TEX AS INVESTMENT CO. LIMITED.

add a few more "whereases."
The following n Gamble aud resoiu-
t;on were offered In The senate py
Sherman: ,., o,>-
Whereas, among the expressed op-
iects which the constitution oi Tue
limited States established were those
TO esta Justice and insure domestic
tranquility; and ,,,aas
Whereas the constitution pToN'oes
for the security Of all citizens IN e'lna'
civil rights, aud privileges ana ini,u
mites belonging To the conuilioi' VI
citizenship aud The rights Oh ci.i~eh,
OF the United States 10 vote niusl w.
be denied by the United States or
any other state on account o, race,
color or previous conditioh vi
s,rvllude. and further provides that no
st,ie shall deny to any person within
its jurisdiction the equal protection Vi
| The law; ,.,,,s
And whereas, among the privileges
and im,nuuities inherent In cltizeh-
ship are the right peaceaoiy 10 hsse'n-
ble for the consideration OF questions
ar state and national concern anu ~
discuss the sarne. and the right 10 eH-
arcis,. The elective franchise III every
sl,,t. freely without molestation OF IN
limitation; ,,.,,o, ,yaa
ia aid f,ccur in The state of Vir-
aiuia, on the 9th day of November,
And whereas, IL IL alleged ana
renort4d In the public press thAt o,'
nr about the 81 dry of November, 100
,r Dauyille, IN said state, large mum,
her of u, a. cable citizens oi the unl.eu
States and of said state were violently
assaulted by al organized pouy VI
men, fired upon anu sesefai VI tn.n
kiIl.d by said armed med, c"hsP'.in
! 70 affect and with the purpose o. ~
, G.clinv the result Of said election s'~u
To occur, by creating by nheans ~ sa', :.
; unlawful violence ana noih'cl"o
+ slate of alarm Oh The part Oh peacr"n,''
citizens throughout the sta'c,
should induce them 70 IeIa,n 49,. nn
:, their previous Intentions Nv 1"'a ''''
lion; .,.o..d, that IN
A vic,ims OF .uid attack were OF one rac
J. and one political party, ana the asSa''
a @Hs' nd ii ~hereas, it IL alleged the au
/. ,hn,ities of ssid state of Virginia nav
nat brought any persons conn, ct'
win said alleged conspirncies, Vlolehe
II md homicide. before the courts
= i,,s,iee for examination and ira
], Whereby the equal rights Ct cili T., :,
.hip aud equal protection OF the law
d have OF been secured to all the poop
=. And whereas, a general election VI
r. TO aud did occur IN the state :,
g Mississippi on the sixth day OF y
l. venber, 1888; - -,
y. rently reported in the public pre-
To that prior TO said election IN the Gnu
,rt ty OF Coplah, Mi.snnippi, there was
ed organized movement by msnoe,s
Iu- one ,arly TO prevent membrrs OF
iii other party from voting and 70 !
vent free, open discussion ahu
Of press ion OF political opinions; that
to purpose was carried into execution
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
|WLER's FATE.
- ynII q Socoiro and Hung
by Z Mob.
|BxpIatlen OF a Brutal and
Cswardly Murder.

hs 0ssst,s.
N NJ january %. "A bout
4 I biz l50rniug $50 men 81
roun0cd the Jail, and over.
ths guard, quickly and qui-
hut the Notorious murderer,
,Wief, taking him to n tree
lily near just west OF the Jail,
y hung him and dispersed.
:rilne whs the murder Of Jas
- NOvemb.r, and WAS one Of
brutal and cowardly murders
PtfAted. Al the time Of the
the whole country was
lad thu town was put under
control. Fowler was tried
nctd u b hung on January
], appeal was granted and he
l1uder military guard until
2Dth, Wllen he was turned
he sheFI6's keeping. On
his frlends put q guard
but - there was no author
BIZ fhie his guard were ar
y ChaeEe of carrying con-
kpOns This took away all
throe guards, who at once
v Of retlstAnce. The whole
: CARRIED on 30 quietly that
ernliy ma know until this
He betsged hard for his life.
skesi % be shot, but was
lnd l0ft until 8 O'Clock this
when elleriff Simpson cut
!. During the excitement
) made : sfow of II rescue,
X guard or citizens soon put
!. and mt The present hour all
FullOwtD6x Is the verdict of
hrs Jury: Ne, the under
iBtice u the peace and
rat upon The inquest held
y-third dsyoI January, 1884,
y Of Joel Il. Fowler, de-
Ind In proCinct No. /, in the
60cufr0, Ind that the de-
% 10 his death by reason of
on At the hands of persons
70 this jury, as far az could
lined. tHlgned,l VIM. Il
tice Of the peace precinct
NJ. McUluskey, Thos. IL.
y. r. Leavitt, q. l.. Hoyt.
Hes who took the two men
BE- Inlplicated in the Gage
b wrecking aud robbery, re-
: morning and reported the
Eth Lea and Kit JOY were
higed by seyeral who are in
>r participipg in the same
nOllg them WAS The colored
ives captured here a short
d Press.
Jol., January % The Re
SOcorro, NJ. NJ, special
O'CLOCK TINS morning joel
} notorious Spcorro desper-
ken from jail and in spite
ic appeals for mercy and
Up. MIS- dragged to "a neigh
20 and hanged. The
tr which he was hung
irder Of = man named Jas.
Sometime IN November,
tn q number of drunken
y, took pOss, ion of the
he'd through the streets fir
lvindOwf, ana making the
Ace and sing at the mouth of
Alvers. Cole interfered
bloodshed, and WAS
ieatli by Fowler, who was
and guilty and sentenced
the 4th Instant. An APP
ken and the Case -hjnurned
IA, ,akAstF On edu be his
LJr1s lspyiN RY2rth
CfInI. Fowler was '''tr Il
Ia Thought he would use
70 purchase witnesses as he
d other cases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

tho road. Reference to the court re-
nnrtsoC Oregon show that the supreme
rr,urt of that stat, decided that 'he
0re,on Central was not a legal corpo-
ration. not having coiipileu WIN wy
terms of It's charter. senator pn,p.
mad. the argument for the road wneh
tho decision was rendered, hui hei.htr
n nor Slater. who il also ar-ilroau AZ
tnrnpy. made any effort TO correct the
false statements OF MITCHELL
BY Associated Press.
IN THE COMMITTEES
,y,,in,,,n January % The sem
a,e ,.ounmIitt.e on public lands deciaeu
tn recommend the repeal OF the ihioe'
culture act. o,o III.
senator Ingalls, bill to promote .he
efficiency of the general ianu oih'e
was ordered reported favoraoiV'
Th.a.uate committee an foreign re-
I,iinns ordered nm adverse report on
he resolution introduced by Senators
Lanes and Gibson requesting tue pres
| ;d,.nt Ia lake steps To terminate lne
| Hawaiian reciprocity treaty. a M
,,nri,v or IN. com uittee will rel ort IN
favor of the resolutions.
AN INQUIRY.
Washington, January @.-Goy. Onr-
tin chairman If he house COMMITTEES
ON foreign All airs, il in'tructeh of .no
WI w. IN communicate with the
secretary of state rs Ia whether .na.
nt,; ,.i,I had information that any
Gnr.ipn minister of this country hau
.tt,.,,,n,..i 10 nuIlify the una Iilious
act ION of the house REPRESENTATIVES
Inv reflection on any of its meIhoers.
NoMINATIoNs.
postmasters-Wm. Billings, Veto
H., T.x. i. ID. Davis. Fort DAVIS
I IT, I.,.c A Taylpr nf Kansas. ageh'
Of H.. Sac and Fox Indian agency
W.,an,in. r Mc(iill OF Scndda. Dako
u. ay,nt of the Pine Ridge agency
Anv,,stus 8 Worthington, U. >. as
: moi attorney for thu ID strict OF Coiu'n
Ma. Harry II, Gibson, pension aseh'
! at k knoxville, Tenn; Horace Austin
D r.I,, er of the land office at Fargo
!. Dakota.
i rha houae committee on Indiai
.A,irs has authorized Wellbnrn 10 10
y NIT ayorably the bill grantinga r'gh
y n way 10 the Gulf, Colorado d SAINT
Fs railway through the Indian Terri
"A tory.
k Washington, January S.-oewr !.
. nom the committee on military iiiaii
ii reported favorably the bill Tor the II
r lief of Fitz John Porter. 40,
u Harrison, In Logan's absence, BAL
" there would be minority report.
> sherman introduced long prea "
BILE to the resolution recitli,g the ~
"a cun,stances connected with the eir
20 lion riot at Danvllle, Va, and the XII
y inc of Mathews in Copiah coun.
ne Mississippi, and instructinH me col
"a mittee on privileges and eiec,iohs
a make a full investigation ana rep
he by Till or otherwise. sherman asn
.r. Immediate consideration OF the reso
he tion, but under objection oy oocA'
10 it went over until to-lioIrow.
led Cockrell thought the gentleman
OF feripg IL may by Tomorrow ae'"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
FROM WASHINGTON.
Agriculture In the Cabinet-senatof
Maxc,'s yiew--Milchell in
a Bad Box.

special to the Gazette. ,
washington, ID. G. January 23-Ihe
bureau a department ="
The government has bteh pusne
inny lime by Coumi-sisner LorinR'
and the impression largely prevails
ti,at the bill stands good chance 10
,,..s congress, if not at this session At
.o,ne other. senator Maxey stated 10
,he GAZETTE correspondent Tonight
hat he Thought the passage of the Dill
would entail much extra expense up
IN the government, without any ap.
nrecinble benefit To farmers, and would
,.s,abli.h a precedent that would nave
In IN. carried out for every other INDUS,
,rv Each department was designed
hy the trainers of the constitution I"
.tf..ct the whole people and not any
particular class, as il designed by this
Kin and although several
Attachments have been added since
M. Hrst administration, the original
iden still prevails, for none OF the pres
ant J,,n,Itm-nis we're created u Dene'
at ,uv particular class of industry
~ hsiieye.u said the senator, IN
government as simple AS possible. !
am .s free from wanting 10 oreaH
Town agriculture as any man can pe
I'M / don't see where agriculture WI
IN. benefited by the bill. III Or. Lor
inc was made Il member OF tue caoine
4 10 NOT zee where he could do al.
mora Than now TO aid the farmer"
MITcHELL's MISTAKE.
A matter l,aked out to-day az tn
canitol which seriously concerns wv
oleyon senators. Ex-senator Mitch
eli az Oregon, In his address before III
nous. public lands committees, declare
the Oregon Central railroad to be
legal corporation that enjoyed u
.,s,,re confidence OF the business M.
s,. of the Pacific coast. and cited u
(, nan,.s OF Senators Doiph and 5laler
. uphold his statement ne iga'
against forfeiture Of the land grants
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
CAMERON.
Ferreting Out the Fire Bugs-What one
of Them says.

special to the Gaz -tte.
Cameron, January q The cltiZehs
have co-operaled in vigorous at'elipl
TO ferret out the origin I last MohuaN
nights fire, and bring the Infamous
would he destroyers To Justice. aen'y
Norwood, who WIS frst arrested, naH
been released on the statement Oh jazz
Ward, an accused party, th', Ne s'"ou
v.inh while + w. Reed stuck II
'nr,.h m The kiudling that would have
w named his own house in fl ,nies, and
,ni f,r The discovery and timely. ac'
ion If cl,izens not half dozen busi'
n.s. houses would now constitute the
| Gown of Cameron
4 move is on foot to organize NOOK
and ladder company, which we should
have had long since.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
AN ANTONIO.
,hos. n. Howard, Editor aud
,aiIst---ais Letters OF
Leave.Taking.

=
] Gazette. ,
nio. January 23.-Thos. II.
sDiritualist, editorinlly con,
.l, the EXPIRES as II special
rs found In his roGin tins
In an unconscious state, SUI
BY morphlne. All efforts
,te him proved futile. The
lnkeli with suicidal intent.
near his bed were found
one addressed to the coro-
Flows: uThIs L. involuntary.
can be nm act of my Will,
nach pumps, Mr.. Coroner
,nnot live Il should be his
die.p
lid Il addressed to preachers,
FIted US fOliUws: preach the
rAn-.i,ah with his spiritual
vsncovered TO the friends OF
hS rsce In the skies. IL
cGnd among worldly spirits.
d, NJ man will soon manifest
idyntpr IN appearance upon
hpmlsery, crime and toll VIII
nls,rs IL no labor for u man "a
hs ife. but " qualify himself
|IAunily born in his celestial
h. lefo Il no human want that
tsssn pr0vlded for by the
slthor II Existence. Wbei
hi5a{1e. " ID owing to condi
Fiae,, man shall learn to NE
b.. sy,trikunl laws and In th'
Ilhe 1ensllceut friends ovel
b Il peVSP iel." -,
IN, 1 go ~ open letter to III
hs{ onN howard, who re-
.,ro ;o 4 npnnciaiion street
,ussl6. &c t9lds: $40 my be
III: HAp6 On the pailor wall
NJ any 0ruani.nt 80 marked
EiAAut Yo(if Y X lights to me- Il
!. de- 60 tconcepirate you
~ ln6 61ld you will receiN
M ~ whom conditions adm
,ip IN this way man
I'll - MIL he supplied, you
s Y; Mud. Yt.ur wishes graliti.'
rjsss I'LL be thinking OF n
Ae>lld a. .VQpr presence? Bile
p. 49, nIs.s. vo,ll Live I,
h ,arS leff6F adnrsse,l to w. I
VII o. tlAis city, he leaves !
~ az the flirposal of his effect
- 20 u sent to his wife ~
Irspn New 0rleans,
VA came here for his heal
mo years ago, sniie
f}iI1 from asthma. He "
VoAgs old, and was ioV
=. ~ III who knew hil
MI 1Qerty.