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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

Ll0umymLM. sega. z3.--lu responses 10
. sueaeati0n from ths WISE asa Social
Rsrler 81 fhis oitg. 4 call vita aignarl
from ChieaRo, LsouigEilla, 81 LaniA Nil
ssakse, C8ncinnati. EeW York. Bas4on
asd slhsr poiuts, hag hnsn is1nod foF q
naiioaai o1uvau1iou 81 distillafa. hFew-
eEs and whsissala ard retail vine, npiFiia
and boer dealers % b hid % ChIeaRo
On Mond4F. Ostotsr lisa. Tha aali aagn
i % logger 10 BE- IGNORED and tAe eon-
vention is ahFrsfors eaiiad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

NEw YoaK, Sept. g. u. s. Gov.
ernment bonds wers dali and arm TO-
day. The strength Of the present mar
kel vas enlisted 10 q remarkable ex-
tent today. Although hnal declines
are II the majority tonight, several
stocks show handsome aains and this in
the face Of Immense pressure 90 sail.
Foreign spectators sold everything
this maRnine, bat especially Rsadine
and LackAwanna, which f4o stocks
furnished nearly half ths total Of q )
nFst hour and continued 10 b tie
features throughout the day. An extra
large foreign selling vas mes By q
somewhat larger domestic baYina. The
highest pgioes generally were reached
IL the early paFs Of the last boar. but
heavy reaiizafioas closed the markst =
shade uadar tie opening FOR tha first
time ntnee the present riss began, the
market opened lower, the deslinos from
last nioht's hnal figures ranging from
y 70 e. Reading and Erie we're Ia
teuBsly active in the drst hour snd both
we're strong while the general mnrksi
aaaRed oa small frnetions. but after tie
nrst hour there waa 80 almost eantinn.
eua imuFuVemsnk until toward the oioaa.
when pEioes moved Of rapidly and the
BaFksl closed heavy. Nost Of she &C.
live stocks are lover tonight, bat In no
instance for more than X per sent,
Whilo Erie preferFed q up X.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

Feemt43laa4 81 &2oA n 3aEdn0l9meWs
HkRrFonD fOonn.l, Sept. 23.-Is b
stated on good authority that George
NJ. Bartholomew has bsen robbina ihe
oompARy Ia which be is interested fer
several years. The hrst intimation that
this Was tho fsot YES q statement made
By q fFiond of T. y. Piunkest. ts the
e6eot thAt BaEfholomew was he o1asa
Of bis downfall. When Plankettaa IA
ther died bis con vas laft win $50 00O.
he invested it with BartholomeW and il
all wenk Piankat9 then. Cor revenge.
iaduood Bartholomew 70 indorss his
name fer q large nmouuf, nd wteu
thua secured be turned shout and lafi
ths latter % she iaFeh. Tue Auditors Of
he Charter OAK Life Insafanes Con
pauy are severely criticised for alloWtaa
&127. 900 of The fuads 70 BE- lost. Many
of ths city banks held BarthoiomsWis
paper, IN al. q II said. am0untina 70
e2000.e0o The Scbeaylor Eisetrie
Light Company loss neasly 8100. 900.
eud vii decide 81 . meeting to1sF whai
aasion 90 take. BsrthOl0m8w's aon Is
en ths verRs Of bsnkruptey, sad vii
suspend today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

Ths psymauf q SIS ooo01 maas af
Ne Natiana1 dao1 va bflaa na - .
slaaa ubaFs sll further eaiiad pef e11t
ahanGs ~ form 81 he ss1uritg bg paF-
lasnn. ltia iasi this eonditisn "a thInaa
that i Isndsrin9 nalienal banking go
paEatiselg n1DEsGlahia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

Tbs STATE of nlinois pays E.oEa Inter
naI rssenus kaxss sAan sng o. tna staasss
Rzs 80 ls2 60 fsr lass year; Ksutaaky
rexs. RfsTsE st0E,. Ns9 York third,
Rlt se a06 IS. wsln Oaio. Pennayissnla.
Mis.oasi. IndsAns. Neg jersey, Niseo1-
ga. Virginia. lo9a and NsEtb CAfoiiaa
aominR zen n order. Nsfmosfs Ma1ne
and Misaiasippi psy ieae thrn any q -
6sataB; Nerms1t cestEio1nng tna small
esa an0unt. anlT tals1kaI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

psnerazA 4rA Hendarsaa, s&andinq IN
t1e doarway 81 her hunss, una s1rack
az kiiIad. Oh usli No. 2 uaa izniks8,
b14 fnr1neF dnmaQe wAa epuided by
senEina down ifa rirgina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

Wksarzaroa. SECT. 23.--Tha Treasury
Dapartmens - using every Ell sFt 20 80
care The speady distributes - the nsW
silver esftiaa4fes. and - thnt end ord
ers we're today issued for SIS forsa om-
pioysd on ihss work e. tha Bureau of
EnqEasi1a and Printing - work. extra
hears af night until q sug ply uf small
n0tss ia isssed sufiaiant . meet the
hesTy demand. lt - nos said as ths
DapaEtmsnf that ths 81 osrtiaaates wiii
Be ready fos distr1butiou b TIE Ist u
Octsbaf. tbs tgos abost three woaka
laisf, and she Asag about TIE middle 81
NoFember. fns freasary Depagtmeni
bAs decldsd that tbe salaation q tbe
Msxtoan ailssF dollar Cor Custom par
pos.a. IS alruady pfssiAimed % Jana
sEY ist iagt, eznpot Be ehangsd dartnR
tie year.
NM Eoa sAIE.-Ths mlll SD real
aad peEsSnAl pEossEty - TIE Peri
ToWnsand NH company. vill BE- s0ia
at publis auelioa % tie zolh of Osso.
bar. Tha mill 10 tee stories hiRh,
texl8o fees Ia sizs, sxciasig4 81 ~
boiler roouI. and Il fally equipped via
bosiera. en&i1aa aad mnchinery. A
aood chAnos - hsse offered for oon|
enteTpEtslng Uzn. oF oouPsng % men
Who aaai1o 30 % inse ths lnmbeE baas
nsss un Puzss Bsund % gst . pla1t e. I
A-AN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

Inma 20 }, Sept. = -CAidron a Maa-
t.nn'a oil vel wax stFuak By lightnisR
a I this uaFnInz. and tAs Gre wAa ooza-
mWnfeatsa % 8 G0ao0 barEal tank.
wh8sh bursled and TIE ell spceAd ever
ths santhsru part 81 ne city, esdznRsr-
ina fhonsands of aollAEs worth Of ptop.
cry. Mcholnna'a lmEae tank. acrasa
the gsrasa from TIE aasVa frn'a vel,
waa also sarauk sad 80 hArrela of oil
we're aonsannd. A. naon rs IRE waa
nsiIl Rarina. snd 4 uaa beyaEd tae pou-
e. e ths Elsa Dsparimsni - eAeck iis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

Mrs. Marfna WriRht. a. AadIa1u, Va.
Il o0sR In9 vsars Cd. and han lived q her
pssN11 rssi1s1ess ssor - ysazA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

WASEExsraa. Seps. 3.-ths Presi-
dent appainhed Hngh d. Galiaehss. ol
Indiana. 70 Be Agent foE the Indians e.
tie Pine Ri4ze Axeasy II Dak1la-
he haa also ecmmiasi nd kEaeeilA
Campheli % be PaztEaateF ~ biAirs-
vile, lad, snd 9acob J. Maellsr % Be
Postmaster nt EllsnssurR. ". ].
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

BoaroH, 9ept. 2s.-Tha convention Of
The B0vsFsign Grand Lodge. I. O. o. r..
waa called % oRdsr this moEnina, Grand
Sire 0aKrison Ia TIE chair. The con-
vantion waa formally opened By prayer
By Grand Chaplain Venabie.
Past Grand Sire Stokes offered 9 re-
collation. permitting lodges 80 omit their
weekly meetings when thsy oconr on
legal and generally recognized holidays,
which wna adopted.
Jurisdiations being called, the Grand
Lodge proceeded % consider reports on
the journal. The appeal Of @. e. EN-
mers from the action Of the Grand En-
oampment Of he District Of Columbia
vas sustained. The appeal ef Samuel
Daniels from the action Of the Grand
LodRe of Illinois vas dismissed. That
Of II. II. Linn from The action Of the
Grand Lodge of Texas was sustained.
Thai OF II. Stout from the action OF ths
Grand Lodge Of West Virginia vas dis
missed
The Grand Lodge refused to make
any change Ia the Law regarding dis
missal certificates and refused 20 adopt
9 FecsiVi card 20 be used IN Place Of the
card sos in use.
The Legislative COMMITTEES recon-
msnded that q special COMMITTEES be ap-
pointed 70 prepare and report at the
next session q badge 20 be worn in State
grand bodies and lodges.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

OAmo, sept. 6s.-Emins Beg. VIC is
German and Wheao real name ia
8chmithlsF, with 5000 Egypiiana. ia now
holding Wadyii. forty miles 8outh Of
Gondokoro, againat 2 bostiie Chiaf. He
urgently nsks that pgnvisi0na be ssat 20
him II possible.
WnlinG - make = BalEaFiaa Less.
L0EDoz, Sept. 23.-Frsneh and Ger
man bankers have tsisgrAphed % Ssaa
that they are willing 70 advAnea q lean
20 tie Bulgarian 6oVeFnmant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24
EVEMTS N AMERICA.
Astlfude ef Oar Rank sys-
tem Toward New Sends.


ne Bnausnes oa ne Bank System
WAsaus1oz. Sept. z3-lnquiFy va
made a. the TrsasnFy Deparf ens Co.
day IN regard - TIE published ssale-
meat thai TIE Nationai Banka we're b.
ms REsafly disturhed By the callinR ID
of he t1res per cent b0nda. whiah fern
lhe principal bass of thsiF eircalafisn.
Il was lsarned that several of fhass IN
sfitutiens bad efv-n notios of their
wifkornBal from the system and others
mrs lryina 10 have their called bonds re-
aained e The basis of their circulation,
pFefarFipR 20 foraRo The iuteresa alto
Rs1heE ra4oeR than risk hayinR the
and ~ per oenis ak tne preasnt hiah
pEsmIum4. u has aiwaga been held b.
tha Treasury DapaKtment shat. when
bands eezse 10 bear interest, they "
eome unasailabie as basis fer oiFaula.
ton. Thi1 ruling, haWegeE, has lately
boan cnnssgted bg ooma of the hanks
and fhe qaaetioa has been referred 10
tie Attorney GanaHal fer N opinion.
Unkil this desiai0n h rsndsrad. the
DepaEtment must Of cours8 adhere 70
ita prnctiee. II many EASES. however,
TIE banks whose bonds haEs been called
ere defeKFinR their replaosmenk ex
peatina apparently = deaisioa allowing
these bonds 90 remain. In the msan
time. TIE Comptroller Of the Currency,
the Treasurer and the Registrar are 90
blaily engaged with ahe rspla0omenls
and Withdrawals that Il is not oonsid-
cred likely that the Department will Be
very exaeAinG with the banks that have
failed % Surrender their bonds.
A lstter wns received today fr0m 9
leading 6nMncieF OF Nev York, suQ
RestinR that as the exchange of bonds
viii lock % 9 good deal Of money Just
a this time when u 10 Ia great need in
the moving 81 oFspa. efc., Il would not
b veil for the GoseFnment 70 forse the
banka hsFo1a q reascnehie degree Of
diligence ID Substituting other bonds
for ihe called thrses. Il is understood
that the qnaalioa wili BE- left open antiI
TIE F11nrn of Attorney General Garland,
sho 4 sxpssted back aboat the first Of
The month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

ePa1naFrKLsD Mass Sept. Sit q
noa said that BAFthslomewas indebted
ness 30 tAe HolyOke water Power Com-
pauy will amsant 70 e2O0o0- This
amoons is believed - Be amply secured
PFoceedinEs Toward Insolvency.
HAErroED (C0nn.l, Sept. ss.-Prelim-
inary proaeedinas we're taken this morn
ing ia tbs Probate Court on the motiUn
Of tie Ph0uix Nati1nal Bank. which
has q claim Of ei0.0oa. 20 put Csc. -.
BArthoiomew In insofveney. The Court
nxsd next Wednesday for action. This
Il done 70 dissolve pssfsrsaoss and at
taekmensa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

NRw YoaK, Sect. 9. .-Ch1s. A. Wherf.
nan, imp0rter and dealer in chemicals
and druGs as No l6 Cedar street, mads
A assianmsna saday. His liabilities are
supposed 20 be over ell5.ooo.
re xew Csmmereiai Treafg.
WAsa1xsro4. sepa- 3.--Nothinz ear
he learned At the Siats Departmsnt re-
sueottnR tae nau oommeroial treaty witn
Gssat Britain described 10 dispstahss
from Ostawa. e - neither denisd nor
sdmittsa that saoh trn4ty q q pro
60 Of neRosiAti0n b Minister Fhelpa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

OrrkwA. Sep1 4.-Aethina = -
kn0wn ID aHsld oirciss hafs regaf1ina
sha aileQed nee treaty haiwua1 EnGinnd
ana ne Uniied StaleaL a r1nor has
bseu adnat. hausVss. that arFEnGaments
hass been nnmpia1sd for the tagga ~ .
iains enmnsiaaian . ee1fla ne 1aAeFY
oaestion. Iha MiaiataF q 1us1iee. IN
spsakinR az tha malteF, eaid have
sst bard q Il. asd my oniy fegrst =
thaa matters ka4a naa rsachad TIE state
described. The qassslsa 4 in sssfa 60.
orasEea - ~ Eeaay q wareh-
Brsrrx. sepG z-Eha Fss4zc1s HfT-
time anys snai 0anaral 6ourki has ord
erss eaeh hFiRa9e - WarsaW and "a
sana ts hal1 ii1sff h nsadipasI - n1AIi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

BRnEzH. Sept. y. Two American eifi-
gems Of German birth, named Sohmidt
and Siaehr. who have been spending
several weeks on . visit 20 their old
homes IN kiel, HolBtiea, haVs been or
dered By the German government 20
leave there BY the Ssh Of October.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

STocETos lOal.l J, Sept. 23.-At The fair
today, in the trot for thrse-year olds,
four heats were tretted. Valensina Won
the last thfes heats Ia &S69{. 2.15 and
2s23 breaking the three year old stallion
record for the coast, and making The
fastest f0arth heat ever made b any
three-year old.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

BuDaPnszH, Sspi. H. CAolsfa has
broken oct anouR TIE soldiers here in
tie central barracks. and q general
liaht of tha Ws4ithy inhabitants from
ths city hes began
Ths gxhahiflsa - rnFia Assured.
Pkals, Sept D-Tba sxhibition EuaF-
snfes fand has been faIly suosczlhaa-
Rnssta Wt1hdrsws ne ReEsney Fusas
saF1A. sspG 2-Ths Russian AGENT
has withdr1wn from dspsait heFe ne
entire fnnaa % the rsRen1Y. smsanttua
- upunr8s of / lyoo0. 900 Eraas4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-24

EdWard s0l0man, fhe Amefioan con-
poser and husband Of Lillian Resell,
vas arrested 10 this city today ohaR led
With biRsmy. The charge Was preferred
By his hFst gife, Lilly Grey, who asssris
that be was never leR .llg separated from
49,
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-02-12
.BEElHAM'S FAILURE,
BY JOSEPH HATToN.
AHstm Of "rhe Qiepn OF bohemia" The
Three Recruits, - Etc.

ByleA Grant & Dyles would, within twenty
four hours, have discovered the secret Of his
forgsries, be had resolved to commit sui
eide. purchasing The drugs for the purpose,
sending his two men servants into the
country, writing his last letters, and max
ing other caros1l aud intelligent arrange
mnnist to close hts earthly carer. It bad Teen
suggested that Hamp5tead heath was a
fav0rite resort OF tho deceased, and that
be had frequently been seen walking and
driving there, walking. more particularly
during the last two weeks, about the heath
behind Jack Straw's Castle, ami near the
spot where bis boiy was fount. He must
repeat il was a curious thing that he should
get his scr wants out Of the way, for that was
evidently the intention Of the opera and the
suppers, bimsell putting his horse into his
carriage, sitting upon ire box and drivln5
it evidently late at night and possibly
through a storm OF rain and taunder, TO
Hampstead heath. That was the only in
dication in the entir0 story that could war
rant even a thought Of insanity; but this
wa overbalanced tremend ousiy, in his esti-
nation, by the other facts Of the case.
With these sugg .stions and Instructions he
let the verdict in the hands Of thu jury,
and thanked them on tenalf Of himself and
all concerned fos their patient attention TO
the painful details Of one Of the saddest
cases that nal Gene under his attention lor
many years.
The jury, after a short deliberasio1, gave
{ verdict OF felo-do-se, whcI it was gener-
ally understood meant a midnight burial
with something worse than maimei rights;
but in this case the holy Eat been pre-.
viously removed to the deceased residence
in Portland place, AM on the fifth day
after death 1t wa '5errel at Kensal
Green, in the pr OF a few private
friends and relative. AMI in due course
there was written on a black and silver
pate over the remains of joseph No.bury
the dishonored name OF John Nee1ham.
Meanwhile a strange instinct of tear and
mistrust in regard to her brothers welfare
took possession Of thu mind Of Kate Nor
bury.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-02-12

rat bic room was opsisi win d mast1f keY.
THAT is my friolfI dispatch box, !
aid, recognizing Clio property a. once,
"ft was locked. Tho ome'r forced IL
ICES letters, pooie.b3ot Kato's lottors,
paper knife, Writiu; p1l, portraitt IT
pemsd 70 inc that jon must BE- here /
eOuld not reaiz, when loot.nc at these
familiar things tho iIity Ok tbe crime
they now represented.
1--WE left the ro7m loc-cl TIC door. Tho
detective pcstcl h'mnl, n sh7 room oppo-
,ite. ! loiter3d n tle bail Ny wife re-
NAMED In her room. ihe fctei clerk was to
look straight at ne wh1l % cam, IN. Pres
emily a gentleman, joss he eh1 and build,
came in. The c cri looiei At me. Hooked
at the stranger. lie wore gpsctac'es, and
had lcny graz hair. l followed him He
weat into No. %. l went into the room
opposite.
1t is n wig, them said the detective.
you bet the English papers havo scared
him. Come-sollow me.
"The detective took a revolver from his
pocket, Enoc ;ed at tho door, quietly con-
%frontel hi; man, AMI, presenting the re-
volver at his head, said: John Needham,
put up your hanlS.'
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-02-12

owed 80 land flovsi Der dearly o. I o1u'4
i've and id love everything he lOyod)-
va Of biz fav0rlis rosa tFssi ars diving.
and / nsve- saw No rod and anEfy a sunla.
- that Of last night. Now. dearest Dick.
sHno back 70 Wgednle sad tAke me b New
Yoix. Tint h., II you cara to haze % for.
Urn a companion. I havs toli you, all /
Eel snl fear and dread; but am still tho
bIsin'si.liks ltsls woman you say you al.
miro, and mean 10 b. very shrowd and
busineIj like, and either to hnl Jos alive
% Oh, otao side Of the sea or to trace his
murdsrer down. So L this is ITO sort OF
woman you care 70 marry, 90 to Dlctors'
Commons, &c; the ~lioolse, bring Il, an ny
thing ars paci3d f,- our journ9I. Aal,
Oh! II God scoIli b. 70 good as 20 s1ara as
taL awful clla nltJ, j, Flo shoull reverse
it as lie can. If that vision and all tho
rest shoull b. rothi1y but "a littlo di3or-
Der and an oyerwrou9ht fancy a. Aunt
Dorothy says, then, dear D.cs, M best
trienl, what q happy, h7pp7 world it will
bel Como 10 your wfetclcl, loviny
KATE
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-02-12

irish aunnciof and spocllator, Wm found "
ng stark and cod nsar jack Stra"'s Ciste,
N tho Hampstead heath, and near II the
tito vial containing pfus1ic acid, win
wh-ch, in tho depths Of his despair, hs had
ia himself Of life An inquest was hold,
sn1 the medical witness on the occasion
vas DR.. Edward Saunton. About ton
lays ago again another body was founi,
stark AMI cold. on nearly the sans spot
and the fingers still grippsd a small bottl3
which had CONTAINED p-usiic aci1. 1t was
aken upand f~ecoyniz3d as that Of the same
Dr. Edward Stanton, whom the weary
oassago Of twanty-nino years had Brought
10 the same end.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-02-12

On5 soft, dreamy August day there was a
fresh smell of newly-turnel turf in the little
c~hurchyard Of Wyedale, and they laid the
body Of Joseph Norbury by the side of his
dead love. The dew S of heaven fell there,
and the seasons came and went, and the
roses grew red and white by the column
upon which the two names were inscribed.
Time was very gentle with everybody and
everything at Wyedale, and is to this day.
The gray hairs Of Kate and Dick are but
the first frosts of a bale AMI hearty winter.
tempered with the sunny laugh Of youth
and hope, for a cluster Of boys and girls
gather round about them and call them
father and mother. The simple Joys of
their children send their own thoughts
back to the springtima of life before thu
shadow Of death had withered any of its
buds and blossoms. All the country side
knows Of the tragedy in their history.
During several years they only gave token
of their knowledge by the fresh flowers
they laid upon the grave at the foot of the
white pillar; but now the old people sneak
to Kate and Dick of the dear fellow they
lost so sadly, and a sort of pious mystery
and awe in the general mind Of the conn
try-folk attaches to the gentle character of
Mrs. Joseph Norbury, who saw visions that
were true in the days that are past and
gone.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-02-12
THE END.
SEQUEL to "Needham,s Tnllura.v

The story Of "Needham's Failure was
founded on the death Of Mr.. John Sadlier.
The New York Sun recently published the
following interesting sequel to that suicide:
One morning, twenty-nine years ago, the
body Of Mr.. John Ssdlier, a celebrated
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-02-12

We gather from the nest letter in the
bundle that D.ck did procure the licen,e.
that the couple vera married, and that they
sailed as speedily as circumstances would
permit for the New World.
From Richard Wooduiile TO Mrs Dorothy