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Daily Republican., 1886-01-04
CieYesAna,n ..Linrn

President Cleveland ives us nothing
but he IL indebted largely TO the news
paper press that bemeaned and s.u!ti
fied itsstf by making out Q spotless
character for himself while 1T traduced
and slsnaered Mr.. Blaine. We are no.
in thai category, though by denouac-
ing the whole newspaper fraternity az
30 many ilsrs, the President m akel no
distinctor, Friend and foe alike come
in for ms reprobation aud censure. We
hardly 'hiak the President intended
this, e1g he lacked SUN ,ieut sound
sense End discretion to say anything
else II he does mean what he say,
then already hs begins to manifest the
role OF iyrant, and worse than, when
he says MI newspaper men are liars, he
il hun1ng for other peoples corn 70
measure in his own half bushel. The
difficulty with the President Is, that he
did mol get Secretary Lamont TO write
his letter to Kepier, the editor OF Puck.
Mr.. Lamont would not have biunder, d
in that IL amer.
II may b. though, after all that d Q
Presidents has grown concelsy enough
W NV bWh AOttoIot huu EoTcAIbof
we are to become acquainted with the
familiar term Of a" liars" in his literar y
ebulitionA n he intends to pursoe
this course he will find no lack of tbos q
who will say you're another" The
President she w the basess ingratitudr
to that part Of the press that supported
him when he tbps turns his hack upon
1t and calls the mo and women tco
that compose 1t, D." liars" though we
do not believe be is far from the truth
when We tAke into consideration the
manner u which they vouched for hi,
chastity and purity, his ability, hi,
friendly feeling for the working clssees
his sp.eb6Id scholarship and his disin-
tereste6 rpss. While President Is moi
justified ID using such low Language
and displaying tue temper Of a Nert
that part Of the press that supporteC
him for nls virtues deserves all 1t ge.s
Daily Republican., 1886-01-04

Twea I've cents will buy q pound
pI Ease OF Days Horse Powder, Ihf
b., a@tCie out. Try 1t.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-04

TsosE VIC -eceI ved no card OF in
vitst4oE ~ hilnnd the pleasant lit',.
ga:her.LG tuIigbt in the new high
school tuiilipg to celebrate the form !.
opening NJ ttst institution must no
feel sl.gc 60. Had general invita-
ton ito: extended the building
wclld hsve virtually been overrun anC
not the L~tf applying could have o
tainea a6mittauce. The auditorium
hall reatr Bet 600 when crowded, ant
on tbs ACCOUNT tie committee hau
act WIZ prudence, though II posi- IL
they waLid nave been glad to accoJ
moiate ~ ~hn das'rnd 70 roma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

A STAR reporter called at the government
printing once to-day 70 make inquiries as 20
the reports that wholesale removals are In
tended. Mr.. Benedict repestcd his former state
ment that under the law he mus; make q re-
duction oil the force; that the appropriation IL
not suficient to maintain the present force ct
work, and In order TO comply with the law.
which requires that half the annual appropri-
ton must remain on hand at the end OF the
nrst half Of the fiscal year. he is compelled TO
make some reductions. But he says he
has not yet been able TO determine where
70 cut down. His purpose is TO cut on, so tar as
II practicable, those places that can best be
spared. Mr.. Benedict says he intends TO main
tain the efficiency OF the once, and that II any
body expects him TO make changes for the sake
Of putting out one set and putting in another
such expectation will be disappointed. He VII!
dismiss employees who can best be spared. He
remarked that arrangement of the office for a
einyie day would embarrass him and embarrass
ployes whose capacity and experience are vAlu'
be disturbed.
Mr.. benedict added that the published report
Is 70 the preparation OF discharge cards was q
pure fabrication; that he dtdnt know Whist {
discharge card Was. He repeated that he had
not yet sufncientlly familiarixed himself with
AL me details Of The ONCE to enable him to de
termtne as TO whom TO cut Oh. Capt Brock
and several others voluntarily rendered their
designations, and Tor the present the vscAncies
Will not be filled. With the exception Of the
resignations no changes have been made.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest Tblsglans to Tho Star


Her Ropalatlon Directly SWelled by the
FREEMAN C0ncDaVo.
81. LOUIS, Sept. 20.-It was after midnight
when the last special train discharged is load
OF visitors 70 the triennial conclaye last night
and the day had not broken this morning
when the procession OF arriving commanderies
was renewed. The streets are thronged with
sight seerA The work Of decorating buildings
FOR the occasion was only fairly begun this
morning, and thousands OF workmen are
engaged in IL The preparations for the tllu-
m1natfon which begins tonight are complete.
II y impossible at the present time 70 give IN
accurate eeumate Of the nunAber OF knlGh1
already Oh the ground. Fully
FIFTY MARTIAL AND CcRNEr BANDS
are already IN Attendance and are hesro on
every hand. Representatives Of every state
present from Honolulu: The Most Eminent
Grand Master Robert E. Withers, United States
consul general At Hong Kong, came all the way
nom that place. arriving yesterday. He was
made quite Ill BY his trip and IL still confined 70
his room. - - - - - = sR ~ efsA r
FULLY 10000 KNIGHTS HAD ARRIVED
py noon, and more than an equal number are
expected this afternoon and night. An incl.
cent OF the morning, causing much AmuSe.
ment ana some temporary annoyance, was 9
STRIFE by the walters In several hotels end
restaurants They demanded $21 per week
curing the conclave, and IN nearly every In
stance carried their point, and returned to work.
There will be but one short session on 'change
tomorrow and Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

PENN. RourE-B. & p Station, 9th and sts-Fo,
S.a " .n rhAasphla Boston and Toe CAST no 300
Boston. = y. ldsiiyl. Phade pha accomn,o dation
and f.o r% For cnS.sc s Se n 81 sia d 10
AID Plttsourg and west, 900 lChicaxo linliiedl
81 LOUIS except saturday 70 onIcsso DO a. ma
Sa n;. Ana cincinnati gao pm a.,iy: paeine
sSndss 70. sssimcre esS: s s Gao Sss ssS
.aS as e s0 7i az sr ICcS and i sss
am; lzoS and 40 pun. daily. except sandas. On
Rochester. Bunsio. Niagara. lOoO pm daily. except
h AND o. RoUrE-station. Corner New Jersey Ave.
nue. and StreeI.For Chicago, lo'O0 m. tiast linn
i LOUIS daily o Or loiS n nat foq na
iusO am- 800 pm. daily. For Lynchburg Natural
HaSre de Grsse NEWARK. slnreriy. milmlnsto S
Chester and ihsdepniA. $50 M, LIS and $50 p
40 .:4o 5;4o: $40, !. 90 and ii pm. SUNDAY.
s:4n a m. and l2:I0 and Also p M. ON sunday.
VAS and R.mors Sf s sS % siS
sna So So and Pm On f sSnsys $50 ~
uopoiitan Branch, o:s5 m daily. except sun
sas aSa os DAILY sso % sass
Branch. s;eoa m. daily. on sunday s. .'ps at all ss
ceps sunday For Hsserssowa ioSo M and 5 81
p;m DAILY; except SUNDAY For local points between
ll.1O p. w. daily, except sunday.
Va. MIDLAND RoUTE-B a f. siation.-For New
OrleaQs and Atlanta ll:l5 a. m. ,,lniyD For Louis
vqie. e:30 pm daily; southern mail and express
ii p. m. daily Manassas division. 2.3U D. IN
daily, except sunday. Marrenton IN. daily ekceps
sunday. llIo An $50 y ~. For Lynchburg way
statons) am.
sHENANDoAH RoUrE-R & o. station---For New
Orleans and intermediate points. 1000 m. and $50
p m daily.
WASHINGTON OHIo-B d p. Station.-Leave 6
9:lV q m. daily except sunday. and 4:a5 p. every
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

PERsoNAL-Representat Randall is still
confined TO his bed with rheumatic govt. but is
improving daily and hopes to be out this week.
He is able to attend to bis correspondence
are at Wormleys.-Dr. J. B. Gregg Custis has
Lily Cavanaugh has returned from visit
John F.. Simmons and Mrs. Perez Simmons
Of Boston: John e: Ritchie., OF New York,
NJ Ms aca s. sas RuiSa sna S9s
ii1stcn. E?%ba Are Wishing ss as
Representatives c. H. Gibson, of Maryland,
gesh %,k nSo Of Ohio and 3 Masns
s ss kosf go. rain cssSsn
Ct ss snS anS y
@Herbert Appleton, Of New York. 9. N:
Philadelphia, are at the Riggs.-Mrs. Electa
E. smith leaves this evening for her home,
Sterling, nl-Dr. A. E Johnson ana family
Capt A. Grant, who has been seriously i'll, is
now impfov1ng.-Coi.J no. A. Joyce left Sat
this s Z, mi missioner SPARKS win return return
to Washington next week.-Dr Aaron Bald
win lei. Saturday night With the Knights
the private secretary OF Secretary Endicotr, has
returned from visit to his home In Chi
ment has returned from Deer Park.-Mr. j.
G. Judd left this morning for AsbuEy Park
Augusta; Ga, and Herbert Appleton, OF New
York, are at the Metropolitan.-D. C. McMon.
agile. OF Middletown, n Y, and ]. D: Church, Of
Jonas and daughter have returned from Colo
NAL Beach.-senator Jones. Of Kansas who
has been III, was out to-day.-The venerable
David McComb, for many years q clerk In the
navy, formerly with Commodore Montgomery
at the Washington navy yard, is seriously Ill.
commissions Webb returned from his
visit to Saratoga, Saturday evening, looking
greatly improved In health. end MAS at his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20
YlHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE TWO.
STORY FRAME DWELLING, SITUATE No
I'll THIRTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated September -
$50. at folio 132. Of the land records of the Dis
trict OF Columbia and at the request Of the party
irp Ir q the premises on THuRsDAY THE IHIK
O'CLOCK P. M. the following described real estate
situate In the city OF Washington in the District
lumbla to wt Original Lot numbered thirty $780, In
square numbered ten hundred and twenty, 900, as
snbdivided into lots lettefed "A aud ST. : -,
Terms: Onethrd cash; balance In six twelve and
eighteen months, with interest 1t per cent per an
mum, secured BY deed Of trust premises sold or
all cash. at option OF purchaser Terms TO be complied
with ~ Ten days Or properly VIII be sold at risk and
ment In the Evening Star $500 deposit required at
time Of sale. ConXeysnSins recorsilne, &C. ut rur
chaser's cost ElMON A. ADAMS, ,...o.--t.
seI6-d&ds JOHN H PEAkE. trus.ees.
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Baltimore Mark cts.

BALTIMORE, ND, September 2O-vireinis SKIES
consolidated "a: do new threes 6744; tenforties
with coupon, 42oid to-day.
Il B4bgIMORE. Nd. september 2O.-Cotton QUIET
mduling. 9Al Flour nOminally steady and quiet
Howard street and western super. 225a2 65 extra
z5 do extra, aOOs3 IS; do Rio brands. 450a462;
PatapscO fahiiy. g. Is: do superlaive patent, $50.
Wheat-sOuthern steady and quiet western frmer
and quiet. southern red. S5aS7; do. amber. S6aS8;
No western winter red. spot S21AaS2A7 September.
S2l4 bid: October, S3aS3lA: November, S47saS5;
December. S6aSaS7 COrn-sOutherp steady: western
steady and dull: southern white 50a5I; southern
TENDER. 45As bid: October. 46lsa&6AA; new old.
November December, 46a46a4; steamer 45 ask red.
Oats higher and frm-southern. 3U035 western
white 33a36: western mixed. 3Oa3:,: Pennsylvania,
3Oa35. Rye steady, 54a57. Aay yteady and firm
prime 70 choice western. 1OOOal5. Provisions
shoulders and clear rb sides, packed, 79aSi Bacon
shoulders, Sa9A: clear rib sides, ~: hams, l32al4
Lard-redned, SAA Butter hrm-westeIn packed, la
IL: creamery. 21a23. Egg firm, lolaa17. Petroleum
steady-redned " Conee unsetted-Rio cargoes.
ordinary . fay. 10a4alll. Sugar easier-A soft 8;
13-64d; Hour. la6d: Grain, 3a1a4A. Recelpts-nour.
2,496 barrels: wheat 04OOO bushels: corn. IL 800
bushels; oats. 1000 bushels. Shipments-dour, 9S5
barrelx wheat. o. lOG bushels Salse-wheat 892 500
bbSheAS: corn, 4. 700 bushels
Chicago Market
CHICAGO: IL; September 70: pm.-wheat
Corn steady-Cash. S71a: October. 3sas: November.
25s.: May 3Ils Pork steady-Cash, B. SIN OCTOBER,
800 November, 9S5 Lard weaker-Cssh. 7.25;
October. Is. Rye, 4Sla- Barley not quoted
Whisky. LII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20
Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
Of the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day
Y s. 4has. 1891. coupon 1lll nil IA. asked. Us
4las 1891. registered: 1l!la. bid 1lla asked. q. S
tered. 1881 bid. 127 asked. u. c. per imp IS
1855 I ea cnr 1 o'd ~ s ssted fund
C. 1893. currency. !14A bid. 2O-year fund, 6s
1902. coin. l.9i4 Odd. metropolitan x. K STOCK
1Oo,a bid Columbia R. X. stock. Al bid. North
Capitol and street h. L. stock, 4S bid 49a asked
Georgetown Gas, 42la bid. Fremen's Ins. Asa
asked: National Union ms 2Ola hid German
American ms, 100 bid. Potomac ms, 81 Did
Farmers and Mechanics Bank. Georgetown. l5o
bid Citizens National Bank. 1lOAa bid. Grest Fail.
Ice, l26lA bid Real tStAIe Title ASSURANCE. lO61s
DID, lbs asked. Penn lei. o.. 40 asked
TX o.. Tel. Co., "a bid S44s asked MAJ. SAFE
Deposit Co., los bid
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sank or Lovell's Island.
AN uNxNowN YACHT LOST I'm souALI ME-
ROSVTON lar run "

<1NN c|S1NV"N IACdT LUST II SQUAL1 NBAH
BOSTON YESTERDAY.
BOSTON, Sept 2O.-At x:35 p. m. yesterday
the steam yacht Oracle encountered a heavy
rain squall In ship channel, between Gailop's
and Loveirs islands, In Boston harbor. When
q sIoop bottom up about miie to the eastward
ut LOveHs island. As the Gracie approached
her she rtghted and sank in Is feet Of 6ater.
said that she seemed to be full OF passengers.
No bodies could be found. The yacht sank be-
lore the name on her stern could be read. She
was 20 feet long and painted white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILpfEq
~ LOT ON SIXTEENTH STREET DETWxEN
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucsioneera
TRUSTEES $50 SALE Of XAhUABkE MILL PROP.


By virtue Of certain deed Of trust, bearing -
Date date on the 4th day Of March. A. D. 1882. and 4.
duly recorded in Liber No. 497. folio 3S4 ct seq.
one the land records ofthe District Of COlum
at the request Of the holder the
thereby we will SELL ut public auction of the
premises, n WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY-NINTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER A. ID. 1885, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the following described real estate;
situate IN the city of Georgetown, District Column
bla to w.t. being the Paper Mill aud premises at the
northeast corner OF Potomac and Water stree U.s. In
said town. said real estate being described fofuss
beginning At the said corner aud running thence north
with said Potomac street one hundred and fifty One
and slx-twelfths 5l GID feet, thence seventy
one feet to alley, thence south ninety and six.
twefths go GID teet thence west twenty-five (25l
1ee thence south to Water street, and thence west to
the place of beginning together with all the fixtures
and other apparatus now In upon or to be hereafter
placed in and upon said premises, and also all the
water power rights and privileges applied 10 OF be-
longing to or annexed to sAid paper null accordingly
as the same derived or leased from the CHESAPEAKE
q ONO Canal under any agreement had thereunto.
Terms OF sale: Onethrd cash: balance In Two equal
lnsalments, payable IN six aud twelve months after
date for which purchasers bearing interest
SIX per cent annun and secured by deed Of trust
on property sold. will be TAKEN all cash, ut pufchas.
er's OltiOn. A deposit Of 500 required ut time OF
SAFE Alconveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost 1t terms OF sale not com piled with within
ten days from date of sale the property may be resold
al risk and cost of deiaultng purchaser after
days advertisement. = -.'i
BRAINARD Hs WARNER,
CHARLES A. MATTHEW'S, }TrusteeA
se13-eod 1908 3tst ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

RreeeedinxA Rsenn- AAeeee IsAge Hack.
son In Cincinnati T0-Aay.
CINCINNATI, Sept 2O.-The United States
court was crowded this morning when the case
Of the Bell Telephone company was called be-
fore Circuit Judge Jackson and District Judges
Sage and Welker. The parties Interested present
were Charles z. Bowdttch, Of Boston, vice presi-
q ns BSods SSd fSstiS
of the Cincinnati branch. The governments
counsel present we're Hon. A. G. Thurman. of
Columbus, Ohio; Grosvenor p. Lowery, OF New
York; ex-Soiicttor John Goode, OF virgliia; JefI
ton. For the Bell company were ]. !. stsrrovs
Of Boston; Hon. Joseph z Mcdonald
Of Indisnapolis; Hon. r. a. Harrison. Colum.
bus; and Hon. A. =. Perry, Of Cincinnati The
onts 5n9oo snS s5Ensc were h s Thur
had nisd plee against the turisdiction end
also motion 70 Qnash the magyhals return.
The government moved 70 strike the motion
from The nles. The preliminary question afOUe
e g s.sd g s S9i notion g
Tho government fnsistsd that Il should only IS
me Bsn company Pointed ont that the prsc.
tioe Yes not unliorm. come courts insisting %
Tor .sisfy med bots ana we're cce ten % have
plea or the motion, the court savine tSsir
rights under either 1.-THE supreme OourS xhcuid
kesr the question Of ne sSfScisncS IL ~ S, ~
the return under the motion, and IL would neSr
the Queeta9n g the 8Hth Of thG retukn under
the plea. one xfgomsnt 70 cover TIA whole; and
party should s pssaacsd nv n m.s n;1sn q
question Of form. The argument under thIa
ruling VIZ peoceed thts aitsrnQon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20
HENRY R. ELLIOTT
400 5th street n w., r-,...
ANSON s. TAYLOR, AfusseeA
sel6-d&ds l22A street NV

w.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
OPkOVED REAL ESTATE At SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF THIRD ANBC STREETS SOUTH.
EAST. -, -
By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court ofsne
the District OF Columbia passed on the "a day of
Docket ~, shall sell At public auction. in front of
the premises to the highest bidder, on THURSDA Y,
THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
A. ID. 1886, ut HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. M
the following described real estate to wit: All Of lots
nun 6ered seven 90 and eight 90. in Basil Simn .
subdivision OF original lots numbered four "a five
to), in square numbered seven hundred and ninety
one (701) as per plat recorded In hber N. H. folio
263 OF the records OF the surveyors Office Of the
District Of Columbia. =
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree: Onethird
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash, Of which
$lOO on each lot must be paid at the sale bal
ance In two equal instalments for which the notes Of
the purchaser. bearing date the day OF sale, and
payable respectively and Two years after date
my order as TRUSTEE with interest from date until
PAID 1T the rate OF SIX per centum annum interest
pay able miannualy, must be given. Said notes
be secured by mortgage deed OF trust upon the
or the whole purchase money may. at the option OF
the purchaser, be paid in cash. If the of sale
be not complied with within ffteen days from the
day Of sale the Trustee reserves the right resell
said real estate at the risk and of the defaultng
purchaser after like advertisement in The Evening
star ana on the same terms of the first sale
All expenses Of conveyancing and recording ex-
animation q title to be paid by the purchaser The
property will be sold clear of all taxes day OF
SALE JOHN RIDOUT, Trustee
No 472 Louisiana avenue
DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers ael 1-dNds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

SECRETARY LAMAR Nor GOING AWAY To
GET MARRIED.-Ats the Interior department
the published report that Secretary Lamar dis
appeared rather mysteriously, and that he ha.
gone away to be married Is emphaticaly de
he and the other principal officials Of the de-
partment were fully aware OF the Secretary
and ali about the trip. He Went away % re
some rest, and incidentally to prepare an ad
dress which he 10 TO deliver in the south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

The second span OF the Aaueduct bridge fell
| In this afternoon, and the water from the canal
was flowing into the river as Tx STAR went 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NEAR

VALUABLE 1MPKOVED PROPERTY, NEAR
- ANACOSTIA, DC, AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated June 27th, -
lSS4 and duly recorded in Liber No lOs4, folio
1885, ct seq. one of the land records of the Dis III
trct o. Columbia, and by direction the party
by secured, we Will sell, at pubic auction, on the
premises, ON THURSDAY, SEFTEMBER TIL r.
IiETH, 1856, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following
Described real estate situated in the county WASH
ington District Of Columbia, TO wit, All that certain
piece VI parcel Of land and premises known aud dis
Gnguished as and being part of lot numbered five in
lock'numbered one ~, Of 1.-THE Barry Farm being
the south onequarter acre Of the north onehalf and
of said lot numbered five see
notes of survey by n. Dubois, made LIST October 1872
Of said lot dveG improved by frame house, with
store, &c. - >. -
Terms: Onethird cash: balance in six and twelve
months with notes bearing 9 per cent interest aud
secured by deed Of trust property sold deposit
of hfty dollars required At time Of sale.
= a. JESSE v. N. HCYCK. \ ,r.
6e18.d&ds HARRY I EINIEY trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

COMMISSION SIGNED.-The President has
signed the commission of VIM. 7. Martin to be
postmaster at Madison, Ga.
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A slight IRE occurred In the basement OF
LuttrelI & Wines dry goods store, Goth and
Pennsylvania avenue, this morning, which was
sxti9gaisshsd * he fire department. before II
The body Of the colored man who committed
suicide several days ago by Jumping in the
river at the foot OF 18Aa street, was recovered
M Mr.. Harry Ward. Of this city, successfully
descended on Q Star bicycle the steps on the
He is the third person VINO has descended
Harriet Anderson, young colorsd woman,
pleaded guilty fl the foHce Court this amer
noon to q charge OF assauitinR her husband
Dennis Anderson, and was lined % or Is days
William Young, colored man about 90 years
OF age; was arrested to-day BY O6acer REnnson
on q charge of chicken stealing In Uniontovn,
aud locked him up for bearing next Wedne6-
day. He confessed the theft
THE CArERP4LLARs SAID 10 N RxsroNsr-
BLE.-Marths Bowie. . c0lored woman, living
near the corner OF 10th and streets, was taken
III last Tuesday, and during her illness wen ~
tackled with Violent spasn1A On fueodAy she
chopped down an old peach tree. and vas coy.
cred with caterpiliars. Her illness waS 1ttrfb-
Hs sd o ss Townshebd spssfihs q &c g.:
t6inr i6s I'm "a sfe shst pfeducSd h1rmsiHdJ,
but ne did not think the cstsrpllinss had any.
tRipg 70 Do With her e5GknSsA ae never heard
that,s cattsfp!iisrs bliss Pciscsou q. ne
ssssd 4 e 1 az w VI sS6 Sssss
peach stSnSs bcison Sinassif WITH The add, and
leMttY lhe peaeh atones without Ne actd,
would kall peteot1.