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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-07-27

tory, and compelled all lesser pirates to
join them, and come under their control.
So, then, we had only two men to strike
at to down the whole lot. At the close
of the third day after heading
for the south we came upon the track
of the piratical feet. A trader in woods
and dyestuffs had been overhauled about
a hundred miles north of the north
ern group of Philippines, called the
Little Philippines. The crew con-
sisted of three men and boy, and the
vessel had only part of cargo
Shung-W Wong had boarded her himself,
and although the crew we're native Chi
nese, he could not restrain his bloody
hand. He demanded ? sun equal to
5000 in American money. There was
only about $40 aboard, and he personally
cut the Captains throat, mad the others
fiogged, and went on his way to the
Bay of Luzon, which is on the west side
of the island of that name We spoke
the trader and received from her terri
fed crew the incidents above narrated,
and then shaped our course for the bay.
As luck would have it, an American
ship called the Joseph Taylor was ahead
of us, and as she passed down the coast
was attacked by the feet about seven
miles off shore. We heard the rumpus
about an hour before daylight. There
was little breeze, and though greatly
outnumbered, the crew of the Taylor
beat the pirates off. At daylight the
wind freshened, and we slid in between
the junks and the shore just as they
were preparing for a second attack. We
were no sooner within range than we
opened opon them, and, seeing escape
cut off, the fellows tried hard to lay us
aboard. In thirty minutes from the
opening of the fight we had sunk or run
down every junk and disposed of every
pirate, aud only had four men wounded
in doing it.
Our work had been done so promptly
and we'll that it struck terror to the
hearts of all evil doers in those seas, and
it was several years before another act of
piracy was committed. The Chinese
government returned its thanks to the
Association, ship owners sent in contri-
buttons of money to express their graft
tude, and when we came to sell the
schooner to the Chinese government as
cruiser, the company was financially
ahead. 1t was probably the briefest
cruise and attended with the greatest
results recorded of an armed vessel
NeW York Sun.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-07-27
Essex County Herald.
". 4. BISHOP, Publisher.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
ISLAND POND, VT.
TERMS. $1.50 Per Year. In Advance.
BECAUSE LOVE YOU"

81 cannot bring you wealth" she said;
81 cannot bring you fame or place
Among the noted of the race,
But can love you,
"When trials come to test you, sweet,
/ can be sunlight to your feet;
My kiss your precious lips shall greet,
Because love you.
"When daylight dies along the west
You will come home to me to rest,
. And l shall sleep upon your breast,
Because [ love you.
"If sickness comes, beside your bed
l will bend low with quiet tread,
And pray Gods blessing on your head,
Because love you.
GAS dew clings to the violet,
Making the fragrant chalice wet,
So my life into yours is set,
Because love you
"Only myself, my all, bring;
But count it, sweet, precious thing
To give my life an offering,
Because love you.
81 bow before no other shrine.
If go first across deaths line
l will return to claim you mine,
Because 1 love you"
Sarah K. Bolton.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-07-27
REDUCTION OF POSTAGE,
Senator Chace PrOPOscs to Merge the
Third and FO,,rth Cla..es

Senator Chace PrOpOsces to Merge tho
Third and FOarth Glasses
Senator Chace mas submitted an exhaust
i've report upon his bill to reduce the postage
on tourth-class matter. He says the bill
proposes in effect to merge the third and
fourth classes, with uniform rate of one
cent Tor each two ounces or fraction thereof.
The fourth class embraces merchandise,
samples, seed, and an infinite variety of
small articles of almost every
conceivable class. The postal revenues and
expenditures for series of years are re-
viewed, showing that "the present charges
for postage are adjusted upon a scale that
in the near future will be greatly more
than adequate to meet the cost of main
tanning the postal service, and there is
nothing in the present situation or pros
poets of the postoff1ce department to pre-
vent so desirable consummation as reduc-
tion of postage on fourth-class mail mat
ia
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-07-27
SEVEN NEW WAR VESSELS.
How the sepate Ha, Amended tns
Naval Appropriate BILL.

The senate naval committee has added a
number of items to the naval appropriation
bill which aggregate $7OO 600, but they have
struck out from the bill altogether the au-
thority to begin the construction of an
armored cruiser which was to have a
displacement of 1900 tons and cost IS, ,500,- =
000 Having done this, the committee also
cut down tho sum total of the appropria-
tion for new vessels to 81, ,000,0 and then
added proposition for three l700-ton gun
boats, which will, cost $500 600. The COM
mittee also added authority to build a small
practice vessel for the naval academy, to
cost $27, 800. The bill in this form, there
fore, provides for the construction of seven
new vessels, three cruisers, three gunboats
and a practice ship. These amendments will
very likely so through the senate and por
haps be concurred in by the house.
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An ExceIlant HOusekeeper

"Well, Bingley, they tell me you are
marriedln
"Yes, | am. Finest wife in the
world"
"Good housekeeperW
"a marvel. Good in every way
Never have to eat any adamantine bread
or celluloid pies. Perfect banquet three
times day."
$50 she's a cook, also2'
"No, but she buys everything at the
bakery. .n-Ne6raskG State Journal,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-07-27

There is a scarcity of young men at
some of the summer resorts, and the
girls are suffering from ''poor male fscil.
tiles, ~ Roston Q6fEmereiaI RNlLetin. j
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-07-27
ONE BLAST WORTH $4,000.
wild Excitement im vi Michigan Owe
the nisc1very 0f Gold.

the Discovery Of Gold.
The richest discovery of gold ever made
outside the Comstock lode was made at the
Lake Superior Iron companys shaft near
lshpeming Three hundre pounds of quartz
rarrying free gold at the rate of over $50, 600
per ton was uncovered by one blast and
brought into the city where it is creating
the widest excitement. Some very rich dis
coveries have been made before at this shaft,
but nothing like this. The quartz brought
by one blast is worth fully 100000
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ID0ED.

BATES. Al Anahein, Los Angeles County. Csifoss
MIA August -. 1855. BENN. X. BATS. formerly -
0eorgetown. ID. G. z
IEAENDLE August es. 1855. at 80 pm. sftes
Q short Illness MARIE. daughter Of Fred j aud Hose
A. Brsende. at 1907 Fourteenth street northwest
aged thirteen years.
CRAGEN AZ Garfield Hospital. August rs, 1856,
MICHAEL ClsA0ES, Agsd sixty years
viii be burisd August 80. 4 2. 80 pm. from j.
Lees dertaklng estaba shmcut Services be he'll
ut the immaculate Conception church Friends OF de
ceased invited 10 attend lntermcnt 81 Mount Olivel
DINNEEN. At his late residence. Piss 4 strees
north west on August D. 1855 at ? IA, j. D. DIN
Funeral from 2I3s I street. f4:l5 O'Clock sharp.
thence 20 81 stephens church
LOVELEsS. On "Wednesday, August % 1855 al
.: as m. BERNARD LONtLESs. of James W
and Margaret Loveless .xed one year. seven months
and three days.
Asleep IN Jesus-
Funeral from his residence 1854 eth street north
west. at 3 O'Clock. THURSDAY. August 30.
MITCHELL ON Tuesday, August 20. 1855. at
i2:15 y. M. URIAH b MITCHELL IN the seventy
Funeral from late residence, pl2 street south
west THURSDAY August 80; AT oclook pm FRIENDS
SIMPLIFY. At iiartland, NIAGARA County New YORK
ON sunday AUGUST 5. 1855. ELIZABETH, beloved
wife q Thomas shipiey tnee osbora). formerly q
THoMPsoN; On Tuesday. August 20. lsss. WIN.
Funeral VIII take place from Masonic Hall corner
Nineteenth and renn-ylvsnis sSenue. Thursday. Au-
gust 30. 81 O'Clock pm.
WILSON; At York Harbor. Maine, suddenly, on the
est son Of Nathaniel aud Allale l. nils1n.
Notice OF funeral bereAfter.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 90


'LE a,s WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
=, .. Shissso and Northwest express daily 1858 a
q ter Cincinnati and ST. Louis. express daily 3,ai
Ior Plt;sburz aud Cleveland. express daily 1875 a
Tor PhilaaeiPhia. Newark. and WilmnIto an a,o
ny 2O0 and 10 pm. daily, express
P @ s snl Is Is pm bA'im0Fs AM
., Fer sinssrly and intermediate points 80 Am.
,EOr Baltimore, .. 6.:G. $40. 100. 30, 9:45. IL
tIAinl, $50, 80 So 5 rs $50 645. IS aud
5 81 a e so onaas 30 as S9 9 s ss ga s AMI
FOR tnnsgos. $40 and $50 IN. 1910 and 30
nspo.is 40. S:37 m. II :o5, $50. $50 pm sun.
fofwsy siaiiors between Washington and Ba.i.
Gs sa5 40 go M ZAP a s;3o 80 Gas pm
For stations on the Metropolitan branch, f6:35 a
m - r io5 principal stations only; 10 10 IN.
For Gaithersburs and intermediats points 10 Am.
For BOyds and intermediate stations. II pm. $40
Church train leaves washington on Sunday only at
i,l3 pm. stopping at AL stations ON Metropolitan
Io5 Frederick t1o:1oam. 70. "A "a. t5:3o pm
To- Hsserstown. o:1o am and 70 .3op.m.
p OF Lursy aud points i on the shenandoah Valley
Trains arrive from chicago daily 10 am and s:15
, r.. from Cincinnati and 81. Louis daily Gro =. IN
and l:55 frUm Pittsburs daily 20 N. 5:I5
From Philadelphia. Chester. and Wilmington. 10 A
a.m..2 30. . TO- and % y. N. daily.
Baltimore; 10 daiv and Il is m sunday st only
5eiss 6s'G 40 aSr washinS'pn a. 20
ute trainl m 12:l5, 2 3. 4:lO. 5, 0. $50, s:I5.
lib 10 s. 30 1n ~ 30 SU and 10 g ~
tEIeept SUNDAY Daily; SUNDAY Qnly;
dsnes. on orders left at ticket 0css. 6is and 1851
" * GLEMESrs cHAs O. scULL
$50 Gen. M.naxer. Gen. Pass. Agent
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RAILROADS.
D1EDMONT AIR LINE
ScheduIa 10 rffert iuzrlst II laSN

AK LINE
= o., Schedule in effect iugust IL. 1858.
Serdonsv1ile Chsrlottsvll LSg ehburv and stations
Springs. Allegheny springs. Bristol. Knoxville Home
Ssalsra. Mon gOmery and New Orleans pullman
"a A. Mast al Daily for warrpnton. Char.
tottesv1ile Cord lie Stations CheS Ohio Routa
lynehburx. Rocky Mount, DanviIle AMI stations be.
tween Lynelburg AMI DanviIle. greensboro. RaieiSh
ShsTi9tte. Columbia. Augusta Atlanta. BirInnx-
NPr Rev YOS e. Mon ns1as spd GaSrni
ton with Pullman Sle-TeTs ntsomery TO New Orleans
md Mann Boudoir sleepers for Brmnsham. vicSs
Columbia and Augusta. solid trains Washington To
AtantA Does not connect for g and .. point,
4:I5 p. M.-Daily. except Sunday for Manassas.
strssburg Luray and intermeda stations COnnects
80 ?. M.-Western Express Daily for warrenton
oordonsVlle Charlottesville. Louisville, Cincinna
and ONO route. Pullman sleepers and solid Trsja,
Washington TO Louisville and White sulphur Spun0s
70 81 LoHi, also for Lynehbury Bristol Chattanoogx
nashville Memphis Little Rock. aud all southwestern
points Through Pullman Sleepers Washington 70
Memphis without change
ll:JO PM.-Soqthern Express Daily for Lynch
purg. Danvile. Raleigh, Asheville Charlotte Column
oiA Aiken. Augusta Atlanta MONTGOMERY, New Or
pgton 10 New Orleans VIA Atlanta and MSntec merry.
Pullman Sleeper Washington 90 Augusta Ga without
change. Pullman sIeeITr BaItimGre and Washington
% White sulphur springs and q ana O. Resortz
Trains on Washington abd Ohio division leave WASH
Msien 100 ~ Psliy ,e5c.pt suna,y aud !; AZ &
-: Returning leave Round Hill $50 4. NJ Daily and
a30 P.M Daily except Sunday. arriving Washington
Through trains from the south via Charlotte Dan
vile and Lynchburg arrive IN Wash ngton 700 An
burg AZ IL :13 A NJ and $40 Z M via CbesaReaks
and Ohio route and Charlottesville al $40 PM;
Tickets sleeping reservation and information
Furnished and bssfsse checked at Office, 1900 Penn
vsnis Railroad. Gun and b sts. JAS l. TAYLOR,
aul3 General Passenger AGENT
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PIMPLES. blackheads, red. rough chspped and oily
akin prevented by CUrIcURA SOAP su28, 20, 3 sepl
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CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

Herbert l.. Smith, OF Washington, Held
In New York for Forging the Name OF
Mayse Il Co., Bankers.
NEW YORK, August 29.-Herbert L. Smith, OF
Washington, D. C., was arraigned in the Tombs
Police Court, this city, this morning. charged with
forgery. He was held on bail. He is accused OF
passing number Of checks which were drawn on
WIN. MaySe Co, bankers, Washington, and
forged That nrm's name in certincation. Robert
H. Oliver, a John street 1eweler, was victimized In
5tn avenue furriers, are among others VINO re-
ceived the worthless checks In payment for goods
purchased. The prosecution viii await the arrival
from Washington or a representative OF Mayse &
Co., who will prove the signatures to be forgerieS
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THoxAs CAs1Y,rs Wu

once snrewdly remarked. There's no moving
what Mr. Carlyle might have been bat for dys-
pspsiA" Doubtless dyspepsia was the cause Of
mis- gloom and irritaoalisy. Had he taken Ayreas
fiis he would have been . healthier and
happisf man.
iwss great sufferer from Dyypepsia and
constipation I had no appetite. became
greatly dseilitsted. and Wa continually
anictsd with Headache and Dtxsinsa After
trying various remedisa finally began to use
Ayers Pflls. and soon my appetite Improved
my bowels were regulated. and became we'll"
ID 4 Loean. Wilmington. Del
AYERS PILLS.
Prepared by Or. J. O. Aver Co, Lowell. Mass.
~. Soid BY all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine
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I'd EDITION.
--latest T6lGglanS to The Star.


kAhs Accounts n Trustee 81 Three Es-
tates were Short.
HARTFORD, CONN.,, August 29.-Joseph Breed,
assistant cashier OF the Hartford National Bank,
thirty-1ve years old, came down town from his
residence at O'Clock this morning and called
upon his brother George, who Is book:
keeper IN an iron store. After brief
conversation he went to a hardware store next
door TO the bank and purchased razor. He
inca went into the bank, and in hallway at the
minutes. He leaves a widow but no
children. Mr. Breed was trustee on
three estates, and 1t Is rumored that
his accounts were or had been short on all three
OF these. Officers OF the bank say that his ac-
counts there are all right. He has had good
reputation, apparently not iv ng beyond bis in
come. IL Is impossible at present TO state the
amount OF deficiency on trust accounts.
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Strengthening Livestock Rates.

CUT WHICH WILL HAVE A DISASTROUS EFFECT ON
THE GROSS EARNINGS OF WESTERN ROADS.
ST. LOUIS August 29.-The reduction OF 45 per
cent on live stock rates from Kansas and Indian
Territory points has brought into line the Missouri
Pacific and st. Louis and San Francisco roads to
meet the rates adopted by the Santa Fe and Rock
Island. The reduction Is unprecedented in extent,
and, as 1t is certain no settlement can be made
this year, the effect on the gross earnings OF the
Western roads will be most disastrous. The
NJ ssouri Pacific has followed the San Fran
cisco rate OF $3.50 from Hemwell, Ind. T.,
to Chicago by putting in a $50 rate from
Kansas points TO chicago, SIS to Kansas
City and $32.50 to ST. Louis. The tight
originated between the Chicago, Kansas and Ne
braska (Rock Island In Kansas) and the santa Fe.
The Santa FEES stop-over privilege granted Texas
shippers is claimed TO have been the original
cause OF the trouble. 1t is supposed that the
Santa Fe carried 5000 cars, $50 600 head, into the
territory, and has contracts TO carry this immense
live tonnage to market. Another claim, that the
war was precipitated by accident; that the Rock
Island telegraphed TO make a $40 rate from Cald-
well, Kansas; by an error the figures were changed
to $50 and before being discovered, 5000 head OF
cattle had been contracted for at that figure.
Railroad men smile knowingly at this explana-
ton, however. 1t Is expected that all Kansas and
Missouri rates will now be disrupted.
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The CORNELL Usrvrns1rr CHrw.
INCREASED INTEREST IN BOAT RACINa-ITs
DANGERS LESSENED-AN EXAMPLE
OF ENTERTAINING

The following letter speaks for ITSELF and Is one Of
by me:
ZETA PSI HALL, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
ITHACA. N. Y. July %, 1883. I
MRS. HARR1KT HUBBARD AVER
Dear Madam: shall always take pleasure in recon-
mendng your Vita Nuova" to athletes particularly
oarsrnen suffering from too much training
During a rigid and exceptionally severe course of
hard training under Charles Courtney our coach"
became i'll and debtated from an attack Of dysentery
but foolishly continued my hard work Averasing
row OF 20 miles per dayh until had trained down"
from $50 pounds to l47 and became completely pros
tsted. or what boating men called OVERTURNED"
vita Nuova" has completely restored my wasted
vitality. and feel 30 full Of life and grateful that
desire personally to thank you used "vts Nuova"
through the Recommendation Of Mr. Blow Of st. Louis.
Gratefully yours. ROBERT LEE McCOMB,
"Stroke" Cornell University Crew.
Vita Nuova (New LIFE is the best remedy for dys-
pepsia nervousness. sleeplessness and overwork 1t
will assist the weak stomach 1t will rest the weary
brain 1t will brace up the shattered As it
made from the prescription of famous physician, you
are not taking Quack me dicine As 1t is made by
honest manufacturer. assured Of pure ingre-
dients Al it 10 used and Endorsed by and women
you all know and respect, you are not using IN
known or untred remedy only be careful to get the
genuine refuse substitutes Send to HARRIET HUB
BARD AVER, So Park Place. New York, for additional
testimonials: from Rev. David SWING Of Chicago;
Judge Morgan J.. OBrien. Supreme Court New York:
Hon. Henry Watterson Of Kentucky ex. Gov. Andrew
g. Curtin. Of Pennsylvania, and many others Of like
character and reputation. aug
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A REnAnxApnr CASE

THE wELL-KNowN CARLSBAD sPRUDEI SALT
fhOSUhLD FROM THE NATURAL SPRINGS
Of CARLSBAD, BETTER THAN ANY
OF The SO-CALLED BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIES
The cashier OF M. Gugvenheim's sons % and %
franklin street. of the largest import houses in
the United btate writes under dats of Juno so 1885,
a. follows.
For years I have suffered from abscesses which
from time to time to obtain relief fused all sorts
OF blood purifiers, but without avail The Assesses
until my ph yscian advised to the genuine i'm
ported Carlsbad Sprudel salts powder forum. used
TINS for about four weeks and since that time have
been entirely free from the disease My complexion
cleared. and have enjoyed good health ever since.
cannot speak too highly of this really valuable remedy
and nave recommended IL to all my friends who also
speak OF Its wonderful effects o laxative.
ours very respectfully, l. METERS
Ihe Genuine Carlsbad Sprude Salt Powder ia put up
in round bottles Each bottle comes in paper cartoon
and has the seal Of the city of Carlsbad and the sigma
ture OF Etsner Mendelson Co.. Sole Agents, around
the neck q every bottle All others worthless ni
tations Pamphlets and Dr. Toboldts lecture mailed
ree upon application. EISNEk & MENDELSON co,
berclAy st.. N. Y. Sole Agents. aul-m.w&f
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Capitol Topscs.
Dsssrics Government Affair.


II Is stated at the District buildings that the
Item which was published yesterday IA regard 10
Increasing the salary Of CLERKS In the employ a
The District OF Columbia 20 enable them 10 pay fr
the keep OF horses used by them was based on a
msapprehensiOn u facts a. tue clerks OF the Dls-
trlct VI Columbia government are not provldld
with horses, ana taeiI salaries are fixed by laN
and cannot be Increased by the Commissioner
The Commissioners to-day received q letter from
Mr.. Jacob Frcch relative % tue speed OF traiIss
within the city limits
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The Situation Less Hopeful.
UNFAvORABLR wRATHRR At JAcKsoHvIILk AM
rwENrY-oNE NEW CASES or WILLOW rEyrR m
PoRTID YESTERDAY.

O1e08eaO.
UNFAvORABLB wRATHHR At JACKSONVILLE AMI
TwHNrY-oNR NEW CASES or WILLOW rxvrI r.
PoRrID YESTERDAY.
There were 81 new cases OF yellow fever reported
In Jacksonville up to O'Clock last evening. There
were two deaths-Thos II. Clarke, at s. Lukea
10 patients were discharged. Sister OF Mercy
OF ST. Joseph, Rosa B. Lima, died at St Lukes last
night after the Official report was issued The sit
uation Is less hopeful, Is the DAMN murEy weather
is very unfavorable, ana Il u expected thar the
next outbreak Of the fever win Green M into sur
prtsing figures sun the disease Is very mild and
the mortality very slight Hence many are en-
Outraged but the doctors say that In ali Likelihood
the disease VIII now speed its ourse. Another ex-
odus began yesterday, and the health train was
nlled with people who were scared by the large
list OF new cases To-days train viii carry on
many people who are advised 70 60, for those who
furnish food for the lever. Hopes are expressed
that the vigorous quarantine now maintained win
be relaxed somewhat
SUPERINTENDENT Hamilton has issued circular.
In compliance with an ace of Congress, establish
ing camp Tor refugees on the south bank 81 81
Mary's River, near the crossing OF the Savannah.
Florida and western Railroad, 70 Be known -
Camp Perry. Temporary quarantine stations are
established near WaycrosA Ga, and Lave Oak, ia.
Al these stations an Inspection viii Be made Of all
baggage. mail and express arriving ~ rail from
from Camp Perry until ten days amer thelf aSTiv-
ing. special traiA win Be run oetween Jaclrson-
who and Camp Perry for the purpose OF conveying
persons from Jacksonville. An od0tt1onAl ree0Ge
camp IL 70 be established IN the mountains q
North Carolina
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SARATOGA, n. Y, August 29.-First race, 81 fur
lOngs-Tessa K. won, Minnie Palmer second, and
F1ddlehead third. Time, 1:12k.
Second race, l mile-Cruiser won, Harry Glenn
second, and Jaubert third. Time, 1:43H.
Third race, \ miles-ClimaX won, Business sec
ond, and Red Prince third. Time, 1859.
Fourth race for all ages, Y mile. Zero won; Miss
Mouse second; Perkins third. Ttme lazy.
Fifth race-1E miles. SANFORD won; Evange-
line second; no Third. Time, 3:O3x.
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HARRELL-wILsoN. ON August %, 1855 ss tie
residence Of the brides mother sos AIN str.t nort
west WELLS q. hARhELL- of jackson Miss. all
IDA MAY. daughter Of the late VIA ". Wilson a
ashington. ~ q, and sraGddaushts VI the late Jol
J. Lambert Of trince Georges County. Nd.
tCharics and Prince Georges Counties (Md-D pApels
Ylease copyl