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The Evening critic., 1884-03-20
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EBTA BLIBHED AUGUST 1893.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin Issued from the Signal
ONCE to-day says:
For the Middle Atlantic States clearing, fol-
lowed by fair weather, northorly TO westerly
winde, higher barometer, nearly stationary
TEN Derature,
The Evening critic., 1884-03-20

TWINS autumn when nrst they stood on tho
ripe pears on the pear tree, ripo corn on the
The swallows now swiftly far up in tho
blue,
And speeding still southwark were lost to tho
Said he, Can you love me as can love your"
She said, quito demurcly, "Alrcady do"
Twas winter when nozt they mot on tho
The pear trees were brown, and white was tho
The swallows woro foathorins their nests in
She looked in his face, and she burst into
tearal
His nose It was pinchcd, and his lips thoy
said she, - can't love your" said he, "Nor
you"
Twas sprlngtimo whom next they stood on tho
And white was tho pear tree and green was
Tho swallows had thoughts of speedy re.
And the midges were dancing Oaown the brown
He said, aPretty maIdon lot bygonos go by
Can you love me againf' She said, 81 can
try"
TWINS summer when next they stood on tho
bridge;
There were pears on tho pour treo. tall corn
on the ridge;
The swallows wheeled round them far up In
Thon swooped down ana snapped upN nudge.
Said he, "Lest some tribe should como IN tn o
way,
And part us again, will you mention the
She stood, looking down on tho fastnowins
Then answered demurcly, 'As soon as you
The Evening critic., 1884-03-20
RAILROADS..
TlHE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS, MA NIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
A IN aEIF ,s g NQy VI IS Isss
For pliisburgh and the West, Chicago J Limited
daily st line sfS rs q. M. o daily a. w az
wesspbg ears from a. HsrTsbgrg Cincinnati
cars to Pii!sHnrSh; also connects daily Tor OH.
{S siasnng u Tar Ss and "a st. l. q r II. r.,
Mail Express, 10 p. NJ. daily Tor Pit ynrRb ma
the West, With Palace Sleeping Car ON w sh.
BALTIMORE q POTOMAC RAILRoA
For Erie. Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo. .ag.
ara, at 1000 y. m. daily exceps Saturday, with
Washington to Buiialo. Trails leaving wa sho
ington ON Saturday night Will not run beyond
For Willla%sgort Lock Haven and Elmlra. at
20 94g S a, NJ d9ilyeSc,e,pt sunday. :,
~, i.ao, 400, 1000 and ll.i6P. NJ. on Sunday,
aGIi 100 and ll:lS +. NJ Iimited Express OF
For boston, wi!hou. change, lao p. NJ. every
week day; on Sunday. 4 =. NJ.
For Brooklyn, N. X, all through trains connect
niIoIding direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid.
ra IpS double ferriago across New York city.
200 r ana i5 ny al an su loSS A. M 10 100
LID z. M; Limited Express, 90 A. NJ. daily
por baltimore $50, SIS, 40, 1000 1850 A. NJ. and
TO- 400. 425, a.46. 0.s0, 740, 1000 and Ills p M
and u.15P. NJ. ' WV ''V' 'V'V'
For Popes Creek Line, $50 A. NJ. and 40 p. M.
For ANNAPOLIS, $50 A: NJ and 40 p. NJ. daily. ex.
cent Sunday. '' VA
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, q VAzifpNu
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, e.35. 49, 925, HOS and II. a, A.
NJ, 205, AIS, 8, OBS, sos and III 35 p M or Snn
day at 6.35, 9.25, HOS A. NJ, sos p. NJ Jun
For Kchmond and the South, 6.35 and ii los A, NJ.
daily, md y. NJ. daily, except Sunday ~
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, s.0,.
sos, 1910 and 10 20 A. M 305, 322, 3d. TO5 and
1910 y. NJ. and ~. 10 midnight On Sunday nj II ~
and 1910 A. M.,705 and 1910 p NJ. wv
Tickets and information at the Office. northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsyl yana ave-
nue. ana Mt the station where orders can be left for
the checking of baggage TO destination from hotels
and residences.
J.R. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic., 1884-03-20
MEDICAL.
CAUTION.


Swifl's Specific is entirely vegetable prepara-
ton and should not be confounded with the va
rious substitutes, limitations, non-secret humbugs,
"Succus Alterans." etc, etc, which are now beiog
manufactured by various persons. None OF these
contain a single article which enters Into the
composition offs. S. s.. There Is only one Swift's
Specific and there is nothing In the world like IL.
To prevent disaster and disappointment be sure TO
getthe genuine.
swifls Specific is q complete antldote to Blood
Taint Blood Poison. Mnlaral Poison and SKIN
Humor. j. DICKSON SMITH, M, d.,
Atlanta. Ga.
Specific in the treatment of Blood and Skin Dis
eases and In Female Diseases. took II myself for
Carbuncles with happy effect
u. o. @. HEERY, NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga.
used Swiits Specific on my little daugeter, who
was afflicted with some Blood Poison which had
resisted all sorts of treatment. The Specific re-
lieved her permanently and shall use II In my
practice w. u. BRONTE, NJ. d.,
Cypress Ridge. Ark.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York Office, 1859 west2Sd st,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-16
A Good Sporting Paper.

No journal of its class has at
tracted 50 much attention during
the past twelve months as the Turf,
Field and Farm, published weekly
at SO and Al Park Row, New York.
II has discusses breeding theories
in such way as to make marked
impression upon the thoughtful pub
lie mind and to draw out the views
OF many able students OF the prob
lem Of reproduction. 1t hos shed q
great deal of light on an important
question, AID its opinions have
been widely quoted. Its reports OF
running and trotting meetings have
been models OF clearness andsacc0r-
acy, and its Field and Kennel de-
partment has been better than ever.
The first bench chow, the first gun
trial aud the first field trial In
America were given at the sug ges-
ton and under the direction OF the
Turf, Field and Farm, and so there
Is a logical reason for the paper
being recognized as an authority
upon dogs and guns as well as
horses. The. athletic and aquatic
champions have signed In its office
articles Of agreement for their inns
pOrtant matches, and the pa per 10
extensively read by men fond OF
these vigorous sports. Much space
is given to the two intellectual
games, chees and checkers, and on
these it speaks with authority. The
dramatic department bears the
stamp Of scholarship and original.
ity. The amount Of fresh and orig
inal matter published by the Turf,
Field and Farm is astonishing, and
it is gratifying to learn that the
circulation Of the paper is rapidly
increasing. In ability, circulation
and influence 1t is second only to its
great rival the London Field.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-16
A JEALOUS DOGS SUICIDE.

What ia generally believed to be q
case Of deliberate suicide by dog
occurred in Warwick, n. Y, last
week. The animal was valuable
bird dog, owned by Mr.. Sliker, q
well-known resident of Warwick.
Mr.. Sliker recently purchased anew
dog, and as he found some difficulty
in DEMONSTRATING it, he treated IL
with more than usual kindness and
attention. The old dog showed great
dlsapproval Of the treatment of the
new conner and showed unmistak.
able jealousy. His master persisted
In making much of the new dog and
the old one finallyattacked his rival,
gave it severe whipping and then
left the premises and took up his
quarters at the Wawayauda House.
He was treated very kindly there
and refused to return to his old
home. The dog had always been
almost boisterous in his activity,
but after leaving his master he
became morose and sulky. He
rarely left the hotel. After he
had been in his new quar- tiers day
or so 1t was discovered tina. he
seemed to find a singular fascina.
ton in railroad trains, aud each
train that passed by would find him
standing close by the track where
he would gaze with apparently
great interest at the rolling wheels.
One day LAST week he was seen
standing in his usual position by
the track. A train was approach
ing. AS it was passing where the
dog stood he sprapg suddenly on
the rail, between the front and rear
wheels of q car, and was instantly
torn to pieces -rc.. II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-16
ODDS AND ENDS.

George @. Min, the actor and ex-
preacher, began life a. printer on
the Brooklyn Union.
Harrison. "ths boy preacher
says he has made AZ. 900 converts
during his fourteen years minissra-
t.Jns.
The Rev. DR.. Wilson, OF st.
Georges cathedral Toronto. has de-
cided to yacate his pulpit. His trouble
arises from espousing the cause OF the
Salvation Army.
George Esston. the famous temper.
ance reformer, ia dead. During the
thirty years he was agent of the Scot
tish Temperance. League be travelled
over zoo. 900 miles and delivered Z, 800
addresses.
Col. Tom Ochiltree, whose roseate
eloquence must have something to do
with tie late peculiar sunsets in the
red west. doesn't like Mr.. Hayes be-
cause the latter loved lemonade. He
believes that president should take
either whisky or water. straight.
Senator Tom Bowen, of Colorado,
has what ia called poker face and
Is said to be the best poket player in
the world. They say OF him out in
Denver that when be wanted four
jacks ono at poker, nd bal but tbres,
he quietly dropped his fourth card
and substituted bis photograph. He
played it for jack, too.
Grace M. Walton. q Boston girl 4
15, died few DAYS ago, after several
days OF delirium. Ths report made
BY the attending physician to the
City Register tells the whole story OF
the case very concisely: ''Cause OF
death: Primary-due to tho Boston
school system of examining: too much
study and brain work. Duration six
months. Cause OF death: Secondary
congestion of the brain, resulting in
coma. Duration, thirteen days" Il
is entirely safe to say that Grace's
CAGE 10 not the first one in Boston
where an honest statement would
make the death primarily due to the
cramming System. Nor is Boston tie
only city where ambitious children
are in danger OF being thus forced
into Premature graves.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-07-04

The Mysterious Death % Jasper wharton
~ Dallas--A woman d. the Case WAS u >
Murder Or simply = suicide I've shall
See.
DALLAS TEr.. June ..
"A murder or suicide occurred here
yesterday that y creating great
deal or interest. Jasper wharton, =
native Of Louisville, Ky, and who
had resided q Dallas and Corsicana
for several years past, came from the
latter place 70 Dallas last saturday. He
spent most or his time with Frank Con
nell and Miss Emma Mansfield, &C the st.
George Hotel. Early In the morning he
died from the effects Of poison. lie had,
Il seems, been intimate with young
lady % Corsicana, whom be had betrayed.
lie II said 20 have brought her % Dallas
and sent her north with considerable
money 70 get her out Of the way. lie had
been anxious 20 marry Emma Mansfield,
and went 20 far - % secure marriage
license. It now appears that Frank
Conncll married this woman under the
assumed name of Frank Mansfield at San
Antonio two years ago, IN order that they
could live together without prosecution
By law. When Wharton desired 70 marry
her two days ago, lawyers were consult
ca and pronounced the San Antonio mar
riage legal. sensational scene occurred
IN Coroner kcndall's Court. Connell u
and when County Attorney Clint exam
and had TO be given stimuIanis when
Ne revived. Emma Mansfield, while being
examined In Che same strain, broke down
800 .r4..4 Itffu<tx f<x..u.IIf. .<<.l<.. w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-07-04

80. c.~>. y. -. go. .,..<,.. ~. -.
go. .-r.;,.. -. x~-e,~s =, 800 w.-x..,,
pension I'M. q smended 81 tbe dsv pre.
vicus. The amended bill 49, discussed
Il considerable length. Democratic Sens,
tors contend,n0 thef RspubIic.n< we're ~.
deavoring ~ d-fe.t ~ pr;rarr object 81
adding amendment-. The bIII 49, finally
passed. 81 yeas. " NAYS. ana ~ Sena.
tors paired. Messrs. Hawley and
Eimund< voted with the Democrats. IN
tie House the bilI granting 4 fteen DAYS
leave 81 absence annually Is letter car.
riers was passed. 4 also lie bill repeating
the presumption. timber culture and desert
land laws. ana amending H. homestead
laws. The House bill on the electoral
count 49, adopted ~ 4 substitute for the
senate bill.
I,curxrxa a;d d.m.g. ~ x.rious p.rt.
- ~ yc~,~ 80 r..,.J. u, Nv. 9a,h
.-.,..s-..-- Y W. ,~.r p:~hr. -.
- y, w., 49,. y p.:,si.s,..;. ~ i. w
49, Nv, - f''>o M ''''' NV
49,
vkSknAL Ward 2, rusSEII. vs<er !.
~ ~ weFs, uisa N washington n ~
On che 2ith.
MATTHEW MoRcAx's Soxs, bankers,
New York. suspended on the 23th.
EXPORTS are being made % have Orange.
men from al over Great Britain attend
the meeting q Ncwry, July r.
THE Pan-Presbyterian Council with
delegates from al over che world, con
vened g Belfast, Ireland. on the oath.
IN order 20 guard against cholera French
ships have been denied entry at Italian
ports-
ALLAN PIxKEKrox, the worli-renownei
detective, was reported lying e the point
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-07-04

I'M Hooking valley coal nineru have
demanded general strike N Ohio % -
count 81 reduction % Wages.
IuEnn q some concsrn fslt ~ baltimore
Over ths assignment 10 X. Garrison, -
ne Commodore held large 81 Interests
thoro.
4 scnExE % establish hank a trans.
atlantic oonmsrcs, q being discussed BY
number 81 German merchants n con-
fersnoo e Berlin
on ne ~ militia company was or.
dsrsd from East Saginaw % Oscoda, Mich,
where serious labor troubles were threat
cnod-
n The army appropriation bill there 4 :
clause providing for the payment Of xol.
disrs who perform labor not contemplated
By the terms OF their enlistment Mechan-
les clerks and school teachers are % 70
ceive nifty cents and laborers thirty-iiy
cents day. besides their regular pay a.
soldiers. This, n = thought. will remove
one cause for dissatisfaction. and reduce
the number Of assertions.
THE Yale College commencement exer-
else took place on the sd.
THE Government Or Canada has Or.
ranged for new reciprocity treaty With
the United States
IN New York . lockout throws 80
plumbers out q employment The bosses
decline 70 employ Union men until GER
tain grievance q settled.
THERE were twenty deaths from Asiatic
cholera a Tonlon. France, on the 23d. oc-
casioning panic among tho inhabitants
and quite sensation IN Paris
The Board Of Aldermen OF Omaha. Neb.,
has preferred articles Of impeachment
against Mayor Chase and suspended him
during the investigation.
II the Hooking Valley Of Ohio thirty.
two coal mines are closed on account Of
the strike. Five thousand men are thus
thrown out Of employment
OK the "a property belonging to the
Observation-Disclosures Distilling Company
Of Louisville. KY, was sold 60 satisfy
Judgment for 81, 0Oo The most OF IL was
bought In By the 6rm-
Congress will adjourn. Il Is thought, not
loter than July 5. Republican members
Of the senate held caucus on the 81 10
consider the order Of business for the r..
mainder Of the session.
THE English Foreign Secretary Of STATE
4 understood 70 have informed the French
Minister that England will withdraw her
troops from Egypt in 1855 II found advisa-
BE.
THERE il room for but one railroad track
% pass Il point near Uniontown. Pa,
and rnr = lines want II and are fighting FOR
the advantage Trouble between the forces
-. ...1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-07-04

No Abnsem~nt II Pro~pecs--raealcni.bie
Damage % Crops ana Other Property.
SANTA ~. n. ~ Jnnc u
ear more than thirty dsr~ nast ~
- $500. 80. ...--. .s--s. ND
- - "ePs 80 ~
SrAnae ssheys ma every hour me course
81 inc river has chtnred. A yet there Il
no promise Of abatement, and at Alamiho
ana otner points the river - ~ hi.h
v.s,.rd.v. y ~. -, 60 ~. 49,
-, ~ M. - ss-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-07-04

Tia M~ X4.4L <.... &I<~ stir fI..
90 wan ~,r~~s u /. Manner M - A,
c.sp,,nssns.sy - sh~ op~r.ssr--Ns
T.ush ~ rh~rs. Nae All Ens~r~n A. =
NV Yonx. Iunc y.
The Sun IN lis financial article u To-
49, ..... ~ <.,..,h,.. ,...r.. w. ,x..,-
',,..-..,. ',,'' 49,,
~ "''''' ~ "'~-"'' e'.'s'''', 80" " -
street anu 'f'~ntsn MIN away if'm y,
this something was admirably done last
week. me failure 81 men reputed 70 70
acknowledgements - ~ Itself strong dis
tnfDins element. But wi'cn the very pos
siuii;ty ~ their failure y Indignantly de-
MED BY the failing i'''n them
selves within lew aour~ Of
their making IN assignment,
the business community are placed IN the
position ~ . payma>tcr's heavily laden
chest carried Into the camp u cowboys
and road agents. The commotion pro-
duced BY the circumstance 81 Commodore
Garri<on's failure was q the most alarm
Ing character. When condolences IN public
statements q facts are gone, the whole
business ediiice d community falls 20
pieces. When i becomes evident that
no plain, truthful statement ottacts from
any millionaire, bank President, Or rail-
road President can be obtained, every
man o. sound mind locks ~ N his safe
any ready cash ne has got and
sends % Jericho every business
except that q which Ne has
absolute control himself. u y the fault
q lying millionaircs, lying bank Pre>i-
dents and lying railroad masnateS that
deniais arc now accepted - connrma-
lions. The momentery Hurry created IN
the stock market on Saturday morning
has, = seems, also postponed che coI-
lapse Of two or three Important Wall
street nrms. But the last honr q busi-
ness iairly suggests the probability q our
nearing q them today or tomorrow Il
= % bc feared that Ocean. White Co.
have played their little game once too
Often saturdays sudden collapse 10
prices, after the wild boom engineered IN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-07-04

oliver Can1l<1I. re Murderer - r1elll>
0herkin - 4inceaa<s. Indisnas Takes
frem 1aII ~ Indignant Cisirens ard nlosG
Wl1Aln slxbt - The Scene - tsis Crime
= uearties> Wrstch-
vixCE<xEs. Sxp.. june 81
To-day Oliver caniIcld, who murdc rcd
NoliieG herkin. told Of|lcer Runner that he
would Ike % SEQ the girl, aud was grant
"a the privilege. When he entered the
room where che was lying. ne looked q
her and laughed. Onlcer Runner took
him out 81 the room and asked him what
ne thought about it. ~ would like %
dnish her" said Canfcld, with ficndish
grin, and then burst out laughing. The
city was excited during the afternoon,
and the officers Of the law claimed
that they expected Caniield would
be mobDed tonight. There - no
question about there being two mobS or
gained. Nearly all the officers claim
that they will hardly dare 10 make
any resistance. Can1cld's crime Is the
most fiendIsh ever recorded here. lie
took his victim In his arms, and instead
q kissing Or embracing her. he shot q
her five times. two shots taking effect IA
her brain. She had been conscious but
once since she was shot ief case was
: most remarkable one, and has atkennorj
wide attention from physicians.
NiScksnnA I'm. jur> ~
canfieId was taken from the Jail ~
mob q masked men at one O'Clock this
morning and hanged. The mob met with
40 opposition from the sheriff or his
deputies except that be re-
fused % deliver the key 70 The
jail. In consequence Of this the mob
bad 70 break down the jail doors. This
occupied At least forty minutes Garfield
vas found covering In bis cell and made
a attempt - prayer. lie was FASTENED
put 70 the street, where several hun
bred Of the best citizens were wait
ing to see what would be done. II
was proposed that Canield be hung
near the jail, but he requested that he
be bQng In sight Of the house where he
killed his sweetheart This proposition
was iset with deafening ycils from the
crowd, and he was hurried up 70 con-
vcnient telegraph pole within . stones
throw OF the scene Of the murder. be-
fore the rope was drawn Garfield
was asked II be had anything %
say. lie was weak and fainting
and could scarcely talk. The most he
could say was that be was guilty and that
he was sorry he killed the girl: that II II
was 20 do over he would not do
what he has done. lie begged
that bis mother be told
that he had tried TO be reconcIled 70
heaven but that he did not believe he
would ever ret there. He Was given one
minute TO say prayers, but ne had BY this
time sank 50 low he could scarcely
be aroused. The rope was soon adjusted
around his neck and, amid the applause
Of the crowd, he was drawn 70 height Of
ten feet and then left 70 hang. There
was scarcely . struggle visible, but the
victim probably lived thirty minutes
card was pinned % bis coat requesting
the Coroner 70 Lee the body hang until
twelve O'Clock to-day. The mob did not
dispcrsc until daylight.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-07-04
TOPICS OF THE DAY,



s5on was devoted pr!nclpalIy % discussion .!
lae Utah olIL ~; Hcar's motion @ strife oo!
he clsnss p:on.oi.i3g sonen w. n4r.ss
s. s ss:s q 81 q rs - nay sSs esss
but little was accomplished during the shorl
scsslon held Almost no entire kImc
sosd M ana Y s' kessssy e
: :,!s:: i:s g e. 's' vs.. sss
Ii 10 Senate On the le.h TIE bin 70 pre.
vene he importation % "a dust Into ne
Ss ss's e. ss slsss . II RE Sssss
son bill Nr. Ingalls,. Of Kansas. doing most 81
TIE sal<!o<. He aoPeaIed strongly for the pa
g ss ~ ssa n s S9t 1s' s :ss
Ina<ln< provisions for The soldiers Who were
1onorably DISCHARGED from the Union army.
Sesf ~ Hsass ne fsce
bills we're passed ~ . viva voco vote. The
11l q prevent t1e importation Of foreign
paupcr labor into t1e United states ny CONTRACT
dcavorcd 10 have the morning hour dispenssd
with n order % cal up the BIN repeating Ger
tain internal revenue taxes bus he could moi
secure he necessary vote
* the Senate on the so-h very little was
done other than % discuss tie Mexican pen.
clause that commanded the most attention.
Several amendments we're offered. one %
which wae rejected and The senate sijourncd
de Hea's sI y. Ps'ssd aSsscsi.ins sRe con.
River 4 s, Paul viih amendments shsr Vii
s ssnd ~. sns 2.n 1ack e q: senate reso.u,
isid over = he csnPbeIi-Sorey eonfe:tsd
ssssn s ssn ao@ a. oss re s' sss a.
Eesrei 6eiore he baf q ne HOUSE and took
a ~ s~p... m y. 90 sh.x. w.. 80.
siderable discussion = . whether certain
referred to the Judiciary COMMITTEES. Or The
Committee % pubic lands \, 4, ana ! x.s na,y
army appropriation bin MAS pas<ed. Also Z
s'a' s.. 5s'''Sy r iss aai S''sFs (:
S<rn9l revenue tAxss J. under Tie .eaderzniP q
that measure ii place u TIE regular order
bur notion % that eject vas voted down
- 6isc',:e.,i ~ con<,iersbie e sot b ~
nothing conclusive wss accomplished before
adjournment
~ .ne rena'e On nc - : resolution
- .eob.s1 y 1nlu ~ lnso tne Nssy pepHn.
80. $3.50. $3.50. - 49, ~ So. $3.50 49, >,
,,.e,,~ $780, ~. -n.cni,,ens ~ ~ Ias-',.
M Ingalls, replied. ana appealed q the sym.
psxny q Republican, 2. senators p auotnz ne
- 'Sur.@<: for - vote ~ = so = shicS ~ Y,
{he folio~inr fepnbIicsn Sensiors wso sctsj
.izh re pemocr.ts: AIdrich.. Edmunds,
snc-m,. Sn9.-..,,senfsv ~. 49, s:'.en< nc
adopted granting > pensIon % inva!id sailors
49,. ,ts. ,'.n ~ - 49, q ~ Son No
widows ma children 81 deceased pensioncrs.
~; 1 y W. n9 ~, ~ < nsnsoek rssentsd
6on'ied de6f IL de United states in two Der
eent 1ly yesr be1da tefencj when The
a fSse- S~ ~ ~ s.enS,. " d,,l.<;..
shaf any .1rpns over 80: ooo|o ~ a re Treas
c<<. 1osc 1870 ~ g tle rs e ~
irod6csd providing that rnir4 SLAVES Mar