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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18

Mai. Penn, the Evangelist OF Texas
was to be in New Orleans on tie 18th
at the great Exposition and would IN
all PROBABILITY carry on one OF his
series Of revival services on one OF the
churches. 1t is stated that he had
only been preaching about seven
years and had been the instrument
gilmore than Is, 900 conversions. We
travelled on the train from Columbus,
Texas to Hauston with Maj. Penn in
1880, formed his acquaintance
with that of his excellent wife
who travelled with him. He had
been holding a meeting then at
Luling, Texas. We imagined him
to be Moody, as there was something
about the man that attracted our atten-
ton but he seemed to be an older man
We followed him out at the back end
of the car & ventured to ask him if he
was not an evangelists and his name
He said "Penn." For time we did
not comprehend. He repeated "Ma..
Penn. l have been conducting a
meeting at Luling; l have my TEN
along with me;it will seat $500 com
Portable. l had to abandon the ten
and preach yesterday in grove. Ih'
newspaper reporters put the Grove
down at 5000 but 1 think $500 is nea1
the proper estimate. To test TIT
matter called on the congregation
to give an expression Of the State
represented there Seven differen
States were represented and twent.
seven counties inTexas." Maj. Penn
is large man, and was an attorne,,
before entering the ministry.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18
CHERIFE.S SALE.

w. 6. Wheeler') State o. Louisiana,
No. 1857. vs.. Parish of RichIand,
Spencer Evans 9th District Court,
Bv virtue Of writ Of ii. IA, issued IN the
above named court and 10 me directed, have
seizeI and will offer for sale at the court
house door in Rayville, on
Saturday, Apr! 18th, 1883,
the following property to-wi':
One bay horse-?5 bushels of corn more or
less.
Seized a. the property of Spencer Evans
and will be sold to pay said debt and costs.
Terms Of sale cash with the benefit of ap.
praisement. LIN SUIT:
Sheriff office, Sheriff,
April i,h, ls35-3 Printers tee s5,""
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18

We only learned this week that
our esteemed friend, Mrs. Lula Ches-
hire, nee Spencer formerly of Rayville,
now OF Duberly, was the happy moth
er of a bouncing boy, two or three
weeks old. We congratulate her
Bienville New Era.
Mrs. Cheshire has many friends
around Rayville; and we give the
above for the information of hel
friends around her old home.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18
+ II & ! VI \ he" q Go.
F. Stubhs, suhrogcr;

+. / Stubbs, suhr'gcr;
Ne 1874. "
Roht Richardson.
Stare Of Louisiana,
Parish of Ouachi,a \ tn District Court.
Ry virtue OF IA VIII Of Fl. f.. directed to
me from the Hen 9th DISTINCT Court III AM 'vr
tie Parish Of Ourrh.,a, STATE of Louisiana. IN
the al,nvc entitled ami uur3'red snIt.iavtn2
seized " j, oiier for sale q, the east door OF
cour, house. IN RayyiIc La, on
Saturday, April iSlh. l,-3,
M public auction. to thu last and h..hnst bad
der aud within the horr> pres ribei 10y law,
the following described properly, situaied IN
the par,h OF kichllu6. tn>wt:
u, bali ct : " qrli,"r. section one and +
halt q. : itarrcI. >ort'on '~o all III town
snip II. d East, 60 raini:s liJ acres land,
together VIII, all tn improvements tn re'n
Seized - tho property Of Defendant aud Will
br sold To pay eail debit. iu,rre,' and cost.
Trpm- of >ale--ou credit 90 t"riv" months
with bonj AL approve! security ant special
mortgag- and vendors lcjn r,,auicd Dion ii t
/ properly sold Cost rash.
LEN SC0TT Sheriff..
Shcrifs Oiilre. RayyiGe la. March 2l.lsSj
! March lit. Printers i-r, 80 -.
1861.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Judgment.
Mrs Joanna Wisener,w wife,

Mrs Joanna Wisener,wife,
vs. 27ihDist Court
r. r Justice, Husband.
This case having been regularly called and
fixed for trial, after anwser fled taken up and
tried, and the law and evidence being in
favor Of plaintii demand. 1t Is therefore
ordered adJrdgei aui d-creri that the pain-
Tiff have ani recover Judgment Of the petcud
antR. Il. Justice, for the sum of one huns
dred h 2j dollars with legal interest there
on from the 3lst day Of Dee 1878. less credit
of one hundred and ten dollars tor the value
OF one horse and n buggy TO date from the lst
day Of January 1855 and that the community
heretofore existing between the plaiEteil and
defendant he dissolved and forever AT an end
Read and signed in oIen court,on this the 18th
day OF April, 1885.
r. p Williams,
Judge 9th Dist.
hereby certify that the above and fore
going is true and correct copy of the or
NAL now on file in my office Given under my
hand and seal OF office on this sixteenth day o
April 1888.
Jno s. Summerlin.
3sqrsit-prin,ers feeS7 80. Clerk 27th ID c
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18
All Sorts.

Too Common for Her: First
Servant Girl-Whv, Mary, YOU
haven't your scalskin syque on to-day;
what is the matter? Second Servant
G.rl-I'vc sold it +. :, G.-Sold it:
Cool gracious what caused YOU to do
that: :. :. G.-Wcll, they are hecom-
inc alto2cthcrto too common; the mi~sus
has Just bought herself one.-Bo,ton
Coricr.
Two Arkansaw acquaintanccs.
"Captain, what the matter with Your
son when he dicd:" "Nothing the
matter it'll him when ne died expect
that hc was dead" pretty sick
though before he died, he: "Wcll, he
wasn't as pcart Il, he had been"
.NDied natural death. suppose"
"Ycs "Whl~kv::' "Whraky."-
.Arklnnsaw Tiavlcr.
Looking for board. Applicant to
the land-lady-I am willing to pay
a good price, madam, but | am very
particular about my food. | am
under the doctors care constantly
and suffer drcadfully with dyspepsia
Landlady-Oh, | am sure YOU will he
pleased with nv table if that is the
case, sir. My boardcrs all hav,
dvspcpSia.-San Francisco Inglcsidc
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18
"IE OUACHlTA EXCELSIOR.
Steam Saw and I'laing Mills,
F. VOLMAN, Proprietor,

Posi- OFFICE MoNRoE, La,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Rough, Dressed
and Matched Pine and Cypress Lumber.
Cypress heart and Sap Shingles. Doors, Sash,
Blinds, etc , etc. The fitting of orders and
answering letters Of importance promptly
and faithfully attended TO. \ Liberal share
of the public Patronage solicited.
Thee mills, of but rcceut construction. are
situated on the west bank of the Oaachiin
river Immediately above the Monroe OH
Mills have a railroad track connecting them
with the V, 5 X p. r and have safe and
convenient Steamboat landing. fac .litics en-
joyed by no other mill hereabou's. and by
which | am enabled 10 offer such induce
ments to patrons residing along the railroad
or River Il will mako it decidedly to he'll
advantage to deal with me.
Address: r. NOLMAN,
Or Chas Ti'che AIT. Rayvilc.
! VIM. Miles - Delhi
Jan ! Sti-lyl
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18

The General Assembly passed the follow
ing bill in reference 70 the printing bill aud
clerks and sherti-s costs OF sales unde, twelve
months bond
Whenever the Sheriff of any Of the par
i>hes of this State shall advertise any proper
" TO be sold in twelve month bond he shall
in the printed advertisements Of said sale,
notify the public that ont of the price of adJu =
dication the purchaser shall have to deduct
and pay, in caSh. the amount Of printing,
the sheriff and clerks fees, As well as the
state. parish and municipal taxes, and the
sheriff shall, as near as ossible, specify what
the said costs and taxes amount to--tf.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18
.herin,s Sale.
Singer Manufacturing Go.


No. VS..
Mrs Ellen Payne
State of Louisiana, Parish OF Richand.
Third Justcy Court.
By virtue of wit of Fl. IA. directed 10 me
from the Honorable Third Justice tourt,in aud
for the 3rd ward, parish # Rchand, State OF
Louisiana, in the above entitled and numbered
suit, having seized and will offer for sale, AT
the east door of the Court House III the town OF
Eayville, on
Saturday, the 2Ld day of May, 1883,
at public auction, to the las, and highest bin-
der, and within he hours prescribed by law,
the following described properly, to-wit
House and lot ia the town of Girard, com
mencing at point so feet south oi rglt o
way on the ives, side al W est street extending
west 2 " feet parallel with night Of way
thence nearly south parallel with west street Il
section line between and :; thence east PIC
feet to west side of west street, thence nearl,
north along sand street TO the place Of begin
ming. r. II ~, X. f.. and containing . acre.
Of land more or less, except 2lO fee: square
sold oil on north for Parsonage.
Seized as tie property "i defendant an'
will be sold To pay sali debi nteres, aud costs
Terms Of Sale-Cash, on the spot
LEN SCoTT,
Shcrins Office. RaI-ille La. Sheriff.
March %, lsSJ-Gt. Printers fee SlO,50
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18
NEIT YORK POSTOFFICE.

The appointment of 7. NJ Pear
son as successor 10 himself by Presl-
dent C!evelnl was a surprise to many
willie totlose who read his utterances
from the beginning and understood
the situation well were not III the least
surprise. 1t will be remembered
that Immediately after the Prc"iden-
tial election there was considerable
dissatisfaction among theRe1ublcan,
in relation to the position the Post
master of New York took III refusing
to grant his clerks time to attend the
election, and lie was severely cen
sured for his conduct in the premises.
II ia n fact well known to all men who
have occupied positions of public
trusts that the public must be con-
sultedin preference to their selfish III
terests or incliuations. The public in
New York or elsewhere is not made up
Of any one party bat the populsce,
n great many of whom are not nat
uralized and of course cannot r2Ktic-
ipate in elections. They desire the
prompt delivery Of their mail, for they
might lose thousands by non-delivery
of it. The Republican clerks i'll the
office, say 1--WE ara free American citi-
zens, we desire to vote. Suppose you
lose, that is no interest to us; We
are working for the party" If Mr.
Pearson had been dishonest man,
he could have demanded that his en-
ployes support Mr.. Clevelane and had
them to vacate their posts of duty anC
marched them tothe polls but he says
public trusts demands your presence
if you vacate your positions for an.
party you forfeit your right to holt
the position, you now occupy. II
fact, the Postmaster and employees o
New York were the paid servants o
the public. Not the Republican par
ty. 1t is true the appointments wer
made by Republican President but
the Postmaster, as any other officer
, after such appointment becomes The
servant ofthe public withoutregard t.
party afiiliation. If MI. Pearson ha
wanted to act the traitor to the Re
D publican party he could have vote
: his employees for Mr.. Cleveland, as
was, about eleven hundred were RI
5 publicans were kept away and abor
@ three hundred democrats.
d This is case exactly coming nndt
the civil service reform measure, S
, plainly expressed by Mr.. Clevelan'
y He saws where Republican office he
/ ders did not use their positions Il
6 party purposes, they would in son
Y instances be retained, but in no ca
o where they used their positions
farther the interest of the Republic
can party would they be retaine
All new appointment will be mac
:, from the Democratic party but
. seems that the President is carrvir
y out his ciyil'service reform by retaI
l. ing good men in Office.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18
VNSTRAY NOTICE!

Whereas, on the 20rh day of March, 1885.
Ger ain Black and White ried COW, about
TIE years old, marked: crop and upperbi, IN
the right ear, and crop IN the lett, with n"
other brand. was duly es,rayed before me-, by
Thomas silk, living about / miles from Del
hi; The owner of which is unknown. Now,
Therefore unless the owner shall appear AMI
prove properly, and pay charges according to
law, | will proceed. on the l,h day Of May
1883. 10 sell said E.ray At my office 10 the
highes, hi ldcr for cash al not less than two
thirds of the appraised vane:
K II. DOLLERiilDE, }. p
DELHI La. Apul 1T IS.
..Jts. J,.-Puuters ic. ~.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18

IF Utah is thinking seriously of
"buylng herself into the Union
Dakota can give her few valuable
ooints on how not to succecd.-EN.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18

A distressing accident occurred in
Madison OH Monday last. Mrs. Glenn
ents lives near the r. r. with three
little children. A young man whose
name was Long had been STAYING
with the family fishing and trapping.
Mrs. Clements went near by to see
Mrs. Harris, a neigbor who was
quite sick; Long went out to his
trot line, taking Mrs. Clements little
son about eight years old with him,
the boat capsized with them, Long
pulled the boy up on the boat several
times but he would slide off and at
last drowed. Mr.. Long managed to
get out but he was 50 much exhaust
ed together with the effects Of stran-
gulation, that the blood was runnig
from his mouth, nose and ears. He
went to Mrs. Harris and informed
Mrs. Clements of the fact. They
returned to Mrs. Clements house
built up a fire to dry Mr.. Long by
and the house took fire and was en-
tirely consumed with every thing
they had. Mr.. Long went out and lay
down in the fodder house and he toe
was found dead next morning.
Special to Commercial Herald.
T.ILULAH, April 14.-1esterday
near Quebec station, on the ", S. 4
=. r. r., about seven miles west OF
here, MIR. ". l.. Long and a boy
named Frank Clements, while fish.
ing in dugout, were capsized and
the boy was drowned. Mr.. Long
used every effort to save the boy, bu,
failed and barely escaped with his
life, and was very much exhausted
by his effort. He was carried to the
house of Mrs Clements, the mother O.
the boy, and during the night the
house caught OH fire and was burned
MIR. Long then went to an clubhouse
near by, where he was this morning
found dead, There was no othel
house near and Mrs. Clements
recently lost her husband, and nov
by this accident her only son; by tn,
burning of her house she is left desti
tute. A subscription was raised TO
her relief.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18

The rne-t tonic for the nervous p''oEh -
yIn-.c.,rr's stomach Bntcr-, wfrcn IN
sures perfect digeriion and ASSN l'ti IA.
null the active performance oil their i"nc'
fIcns bv the liver and bowels. y ne
system acquires tone through the ifi'irir
OF ms benign mrdicine, the nerves grow
stronger aud more tranquil. hadachr'
cease, aud that narneless anxiety wtncn u
n uecnliariiv of the dyspcptlc, gives N'y
Ia cheerfulness To establish htaIth on
sure foundation, use the peerless lnvlgor-
ami. l'or sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18

AGENTS % n" rr, S ra' Of aS ss q O. s:
The largest, handsornest best look ever sold
for less than twice our price. 1be fastest sell
ing book IN America. Immense profits to
agents, All intelligent people want u. Any
one can become successful agent. ierrns
tr,.. H.ILEFr Book Go Portland, Name
dc !, $50 Il
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18
CHERRIES Si-.E.

Anil u. lSAl.-ii-l
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-04-18

earnestly solicited to allow the unex-
pended appropriations to the credit
of rivers and harbors, as far as they
are available under the law, to be
used in preserving, protecting, and
prosecuting the unfinished works on
the Mississippi and its tributaries,
from injury until the action Of the
Forty-nintn Congress can be had
i'll the premises.
6. That this convention reaffims
its confidence in the general plan
of the river improvement adopted by
Congress in the act of June s, 1876
and points with satisfaction and APP
prevail to the result obtained.
7. That in the interest of the
commerce of the Mississippi Valley
we regard it as the duty of the gen
eral government by special appropria
tons to maintain and protect the
harbors of the principle cities ant
towns.
8. That in the interest Of chea]
transportation and to afford choic
of water routes to the Sea board, W,
regard the connections between tn
navigable waters of the upper Nils
sissippi and the great lakes As O
great Importance, and that congress
in making appropriations ought t
have regard for the establishment Q
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
DIED.


ARCHIBALD-At his residence 44th-st, Thursday July
y. John Archibald
I1lstst.. OH SUNDAY. 12th inst, at l0:3O a. m
BARTON-At Jersey CITY, n. j. July 10. George IT, Barton
late superintendent Of iuDlic Instruction. ased lJ.
Funeral at the Bergen Baptist Church. suDGy July H. 1T
Interment at New.Haven. oswego County, NY.
'COMSrOCK-At Cromwell Coma on Friday July TO- Anna
Maria Comsock WIDOW OF Lucus s. Cons'ock IN the 1Uti
Relatives and friends are invited attend the
Monday July Is nc $3.50 j. M
HARwAY-on saturday July II, Eliza, wi'e Of James l..
Funeral services win on Monday. O'Clock 3ia
Norioa, Va and Charlotte N. C., papers please copy.
HUTCHINSON July H. Almira Hutch ns
Funeral az - Mai.sOn-aye az y. n. july i3.
SoSfn % Hg no. m 's 9 9Ssr sssr N M Lent rS OF
Fgnea services at rsseDes II sonnaw rho"S Dusa
Relatives ami friends invited.
PeekskilI papers please copy.
MoRRIs-At West Hartford Conn., THURSDAY, July o. tho
Rev. Myron y. Morris. aged "a years
Funeral from the ,tona Church In West Hartford
at o'clock Monday, July l3.
MoRGAN-At Waterfowl Conn. July 0. 1885. Elizabeth
Funeral services held Church Of tho Pilgrims.
BrooxIyn on Monday the 18th inst. at O'CLOCK y. m.
Friends kindly requested not 10 send howcrs.
MEssEMER-on Fri lay July TO- Peter Mcsscnicr asei 81
Relatives and friends arc TO attend
the o nssy 81 ss gaas % m AZ S'5pnGr he''sr i''
PRATT-On saturday. July IL cholera Dfantum Nerwyn
Deeves infant OF Charles Wesley and Iidic Pratt 49,
Funeral services, sunday. July L. at ILL.,, 800 West
s3d-s.
REIsE-At Lcnox Mass. July H. Jacob aese Of this city.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
WARRENOn the th inst atCanaoharie Mary s., wife Of
Ira d. Warren. OF tliS city.
YOUNGS-On Friday, July TO- at 230 Second.ave. James
Townsend fonnes YOUNGEST son OF the late DAVID j. and
Funeral Charch oyster Bay Monday. July
I3. at 1850 O'Clock
in waiting at Syasst on arrival OF trai esylS
Long island CITY at . A. m
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
SELLING THE RELICS or THE STAGE LINEN
Incoh Charm sfnnd by and shook bis head

and said Low terribly low ~ the last of the broai
way those Of the south Ferry hne' wero SON
an average Of $50 each yesterday at the Ninth-avo
stables There eighty of them aih thcy DIonsn'
I'm about 81 100 The Flfth-ayc stages bronsht T1pO.
Sl 500 The twenty double harnesses ACCOMPANY
ING them sold for ~ 800 the 100 horses OF MI to lno
s55 900 making "A grand total for all the ." relics OF
4Gg 600 The ages have been scattered Tar anu wc,
from Maine South Carolina. and AS Tar west as oho
at least. =, 49, rt,.. oo,o,,Joa tba
auction Of Stage lines OF the city ior even INC
,rhtch have been run betwe FOuftcenth-St ana inc
park were Discontinued on Thursday night Inc onIy
ones left running IN the city are tnose wnlcn % oa o.
ihe south Ferry. Even these are doomed ann wiz us
appear as arrangr menh can bo nas 20 run '"o
Itroadway cars through Whteha-st. TO the ferry
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
cLAIMS AGAINSr TIE CIrT.

Mayor Grace has received from Corporation
Counsel Iaconbc. statement OF the business oi MS
dcpar for the quarter ending June ~ ne say
that bs VIII soon submit for approval plan TO Keep the
Mavor and the public better informed To tho conduct
of the Law Department. Accompanying the report u
list Of more 800 where the city Is Defendant
A,uoup tho more important are the following
John H. Stirn, wants To recover from the city Fi39"o
for claim. assgncd.to him by the Attorney of the LAcsc
Un,rd The street Cleaning A-rocatiOn relic Oi the
Ola IIackley contract wants SOL li5J Tie New nIh
Life Insurance and Trust Company asks Tor T',t"uo"
claimed ia Ice the value the wharf property hc"nzug
10 the company, situated the North RIVER between
Chambers aud Warren sts. william hcathg u'shrs
100 900 damages for malicious aud false imprisonment
iu the lnnatc asylum under the charge of br. Mac
donald. Gideon Lee asks for S1J~.Avs damages inc
r,,snn assigned being that Is ferry prevented by
br cttv fran being opef aicd. In much larger mum
the city Is ptintin but the amounts III
voly ed are much smaller than those mentioned
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

Colorado Br Daniels. Key West and oaivcs,cn
II Mallory & Co.
Steamer NeworIcaus Halsey New.orieans $ II scana,
Steamer ri Paso. QucK, New-orican-J 7 Van Sickle.
Steamer LOUIS Bucki. Mount. Jack sonyile Ry.
Steamer Tallahassee. Fisher. sayannahHenry f0nyeIr
Steamer delaware. winnett charieston-J W onintar4
Co.
Steamer Benefactor Tribou Wilmington, NC VIM Clyde
60.
,stsamer Old rominion smith. Norfolk. City Point an
hlchn0nd-Od Dominion Ss Co
Steamer 0Jsou Chichester Alexandria AMI George
town-Ihos W Wgbtn,an.
Steamer Josephine thomson Moore DaltimoreI Krems
Steamer vcsper Hail. Wilmington Del biei Abbott
steamer Clc0patra. Bennett Portanf-Horafio Hall
steamer IL = Dlmock. Haett BostOa-H Dmock
ham q Boyesen.
Bark Kepubiix tGer,. Blanka, stettin-c Tobias Co.
The NOV vsdsyrS OF srsAIstA
FOREIGN PoRrS
LONDON July l1-Saied steamer British Buecn (Tlr,.
Smith, Ncw-York.
Arrived steamer Ludgate Hill tBr,. Brown from New.
YORK.
QUEENSTOWN, July 1l-Arrved, steamer Republic (i,r).
Irving from NewYork July and Etuna fr), Cook
New-York July 4 for Liverpool land proeceded).
HAvRE July ll-sailcd steamer ST simon lFr), Durand.
for NcwYork
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
TWO YOUNG MEN DROWNED AND ONE RESCUED.
Thomas Laughin, Robert Dalzelle and

Charles Moes, clerks in Dcnnngs store, at Broadway
and Tenths went to Oak Point yesterday afternoon TO
spend their first hafholiday. They hired boat and
rowcd around the East River among the islands for
time, and then they landed Rker's Island and
in swimming. Laughlin and Dalze'le struck out
boldly and were soon distance from shore, but
when they attempted to return they found them
selves in the strong clutch OF the young
noodtide. They seemed to realize their dan
ger aud struggled frantcay, in vain. and every
ment became weaker Molcs, who was on the shore,
plunged bravey into the water and SWAN out to rescue
them. but he too seized by the swift current ana
gradually began to lose strength The peril OF the
young men was seen by Louis Haiioran, OF NO;
No. 81 East Twenty -frst-st.; and George
Abinshen OF No. 325 Frsavc. VINO were In boat near
by and they rowed quickly toward the drowning men,
As they reached Moes his strength out and he was
sinking. in an unconscious condition. One OF tho res
pushed his under his back and bed 1t there
until companion caught him by the hair He was then
dragged into the boat and shortly afcrwaid recovered
consciousness. In the meantime Laughn and Dlizelle
had disappeared beneath the swft-fowing water.
When MOes had fully recovered. be came back TO the
city and told the sad news OF his companions fate To their
friends Laughln who was twenty-five years DID, board
cd at No. 40 secondave, and Daze who was twenty
three years old at No. 221 West Thirteelh-st. MOcs
lives in Williamsburg.