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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

The New Orleans races were largely attended
yestord@y.
The army bill passed it, lhird reading yester-
day Ia the upper house OF me Dict at Vienna.
The recent election In Chicago Is said TO have
been Illegal and the question may DO deter
mined by tho courts.
Sunday night a fire In Baldwinsville, Y. Y.
swept away the Alden block. Tho loss will sg-
gregGte about $4,000; fully insured.
AsuecIal from south DaEo:a reports that the
usual sowing rains have set in aud will exun-
guish tho prairie nres that are running all over
the country. The people ara rejoicing.
The prairie nres at Ouids. sully county. de-
Ftroved tgenty-nYe resIGencos with their con-
tents. forty-elght barns. and large number Of
horses, mules. cattle, swine, and sheep.
Secretary Rusk finds the roll Of employees az
the Agricultural Department so largely In excess
Of the resources iot Tho current year tnat a.isr
June 2'tn there Will be far more dismissals than
appointments.
Owing 70 the severe northeast gale that has
prevailed for the last three days not single
sailing vessel has arrived az New YORK oy way
OF sandy Hook and only one steamer had arrived
up u 4 late hour Yesterday.
On the trial yesterday In New York for murder
William krueilach. the seyeatscn-year-oid boy
Who u charged with killing Drng-Slerk osche-
rung by chCpping his head % pieces with a
ha chet, the accused took tho stand and denied
emphatcaily that he committed the crime.
4 dispa.ch from London says the eTnigrants on
board the Red-Star-Lins steamer Nordlanc,
which was 10 collision OIL Berch Head sunday
Win the scnooner Carrie Dingle and which pul
into the South for repairs. we're FORBIDDEN to
laad. The EnglishmeD. however. fought their
war 70 the shore sod compieined Of the bad
quarters whicn we're provided for passengers ON
fha af11mEr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED ARSON.
Young Man Arrested on this Charge
I'm MaucbesIer-OtherI Items.

In the Manchester Mayors Court yesterday
morning Harry Mccormick, white man thirty
years od was charged with attempting 70 ouru
t1e large three-siory brick house at the corner
OF seventh and Hun Streets the ground nOor OF
which Is occupied by Mr. samuel K. Richards "a
srOcery store. and tbs two upper stories by
Mr. Richards mother, Mrs. CottreL a.
clearinghouse. In the absence Of Judge
accufed, VINO was nt Chesterfield CO TT
house holding court. the case was continued
until Thursday aud the prisoner was committed
TO jail. No evidence was heard. The adeca-
ti0n is that on Saturday night few minutes be-
fore ~ O'Clock, efter al OF tho bOarders except
one hsd come In for Tho night ami retired, the
accused poured kerosene oil On tho s.cpS ana
then proceeded 70 set nrc 70 the building. 50
far a. is EnoWn he could have had
no motive for burning tho building aud 1t is be-
lieyed by his friends that II ho did deliberately y
commit ine act he did 20 while intoxicated or
suffering from inRantty OF eOme cause. Az any
rate Mr. Richards was In The barber-shOp al
Joining his store Saturday night whom be heard
a noise up-stairs. and Oh going up he discoyered
the door aud small platform at the head OF me
stairs on dre. De and several others succeeded
IN extinguishing the names, and an oricer vas
sent for ana Mccormick VS. srresieJ.
The funeral OF Mr. +. Il. Dunforl. whose death
was announced in the DisIGfch 0i Sunday took
place from the Central Methodist church al ~
o'clock yesterday afternoon and was quite large
" attended. The services we're conducted by
the pastor. Rev. z. u. Peterson, who paid glow
ing tribute 10 the Christian cGaTecstr OF tLe 40
ceased who was one Of tho most gentle and
lOyable o. men. He was buried al Naury cems-
terry Deceased leaves n vito AMI four chill
dren-brs. George A. Carr NrH. K. D. Walker,
Frank 2. Dunford, and Edward Dunfori.
Saturday night about hGli-past 10 o'clock an
ola brick wall IN the rear Of Hardiugs DTDor-
shop fel in, demolishing a wooden house in
which SIR samuel Williams kopta goat The
animal was instantly killed.
The April term Of tho Chesterfield County
Court commenced yesterday This Is the term
for granting li0uOr-licsnses.
There we're i've additions % the Central Me-
thodist church sunday morning. Revival SER
vices will be held tonight and Tomorrow night
Roy j. G. Hall lett last night on a shOr. visit TO
Indiana
Rev. Willis Reynolds, Of Charles City, preached
az The Bainbridge-S treet Baptist church sunday
night aud his sermon would have reflected Gre
dc upon a minister OF more mature years. one
person Was baptized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
MONDAY nOENISG's DOCKET.
FIny-Five Cases EeArd I'm AN Hour
and Hair.

The oocket in the Police Court yesterday morn
ing was long, but trilng 10 covered eight fuil
pages Of lora-cap psper. but Of the ntty-hve
cases not one Of them was Of any general public
interest. Justice Crutchneld ssconded tho bench
promptly at $50 O'Clock ana at 1888 his labors
were ended. A. result Of the mornings WOrk
fourteen persons were sent % jail and bnes aud
costs were collected agRregsung over slH
The following wore the upst linpp'tAni case5.
John Drumheller, charged with assault'ng ana
beating Willie Ann Shelton. Conilnued until
Wednesday the l0th on motion OF MT. samuel
Page. counsel Tor the aocused-
George Lewis trOlOrcf, charged with being
drunk. The accused denied hat he had been
drunk on sunday. but tho Justice thought dh-
fereutly and fined him s. and required security
for his good behavior for three months.
Edward Brown (colOredl. charged with assault
aud us' oR profRne language TO Robert Hamilton,
was fined $3.50 and COSTS.
Edward Walker (cOlOredj. drunk and disorder
ly In the bar-room Of David Peterson. Fined 50
and costa
Thomas II. Watkins (colored). disorierly and
creating a disturbance in the First market during
market hours. Fined 50 and costs.
James Coleman lcOlOTed), drunk and disorder
" In tho bar-room otN. DOnaii Brother. Fined
g. and costs.
samuel scott lcolored), drunk. Sent TO the
slmshOuse for treatment
willis Uabnoy (colOrcd). William Iinsley
fcoiOred) Mary Gray (COiOref. X. II. Crockot
(White). Walter Hunter (c0lored), John Coleman
(c0lOred), ". T.. Allen (vhitel George Lowi3
(coorsdl. and John y. Holloway (wmtel were al
fnei 81 and COSTS each for being drunk on the
sabbath.
.Iunius Jones and l.. IT. Keoier, charged
with being drunk ani recldessly driving thoir
team "a ihe street. The former was fined 81
and costs and the lstter double that amount
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
TWO MEN EsILLED.
LarnentabIe Accident on the York
River EaIJrO0d.


A wreck occurred on the York-Rivor railroad
Saturday night, which killed two men and seri-
ously injured third man.
The scene OF the accident is between roman
coke station and West Point, and is about three
miles from the latter place.
Tho Dispatch. West Point correspondent sends
the following account.
WEST PoISF. Va. April 2. 1854
The accident occurred al place known as
Cypress swamp, about throe miles ApOYe west
Point, lat nlgn.
Al tho place named tho track crosses n trestle
over small stream. The heavy rainfall OF yes
terday 30 sWelled the stream that culyeu un-
der Tue tre@te was washed out aad large space
of the lreStle itself was carried away.
1his occurred after O'Clock al night. When
tue fs-t train connecting with the Baltimore
boat came down.
A long freight uain from Richmond Was due
here al 7:a0 O'Clock, but was delayed, ana ABOUT .
O'Clock a. night In the dArsncss, without word
Of wxrning. tho eogine plunged tnio tnis a0ysS.
Seven cars FOL owed the engine, piling up on
each other i'm place barely ~ wide as the length
OF a car, unui the whole space Was hlled and
no more cars could md room.
A colOrsd msa end The fireman, young man
named q. b. Duryin. O1 Richmond, Wero buried
undor tue caIu. The body Of tho former has not
vet been found. Mr. Durviu'd body was found
this morning and kindly cared for by tie MasOns
Of West Point Of which fraternity he was q
member.
engine aud was very badly, but il is hoped not
seriously scaled. Ills escape is almost miracu-
lols. 1e can give no account OF now ne escaped
himself as be says he rtmemheTs nothing from
the time his engine took the fatal plunge until no
was ont and an 4 car,
A coiOred brakeman walked from the place OF
the wreck v taIs place. arriving ABOUT O'Clock
IN the nghs, and gave the alarm. 10y tAe Storm
Of Yesterday communication by wire was broken
OF from this pace 10 Richmond, but early this
morning train came down, bringing hr nest
master o. trains, and Dr.. BROCK, aDd work has
been going on all day removing the wreck and
repairing the track.
lhis l. the nrst serious accident that has oc-
CURED ON thls road, certainly the first life that
has been lost, for fifteen or twenty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. A. Oppenhimer, who has been quite sick.
vas at his place Of business yesterday
The Governor yesterday appointed John C
WhitIock inspector OF Hour for Staunton.
A GOOD many trees in Shieldss Grove were
hlown down by the storm saturday night
Commander McCurley. OF tbs monitor feet,
has gone north on a short leave OF absence.
Nrs r. n. Carson, OF Lynchburg, is visiting
her sister, Mrs j. Z. Moore, OF west Franklin
street.
Only one or two cases wore heard IN the City
Cfrcuik Court yesterday, and mono oi tnss> we're
OF any general in1efest or Importance
Mrs and Miss DoWnman, mother and sister OF
~ + y DoNnfnau. and Mss Hayes, oi balti-
roare. arc guests Of Mrs. Mamie ID. Worth, No.
west Grace street
In the report Of the athletic sports at Rich
,,ond golleza on FRIDAY the name OF Ai-s haud
5anrins WAS ON itked IN the names OF ths couples
enr.red Ia treeaplanttng. she Was accompanied
BY M. n. ". Jones.
The annual meeting OF tho Bible Society Of
Virginia wiz bs held ~ St Paufs Church Thurs
dsy nieht az 5 O'Clock. Addresses Will be de-
usered BY Rev. ). L al. Curry, ID. d.. LII d.. and
kos. n. 81. jackson.
Grand Warden w. T. Larraoee. OF Hampton,
iodgs OF tbs ipdspendeat Order OF oda-Potows
~ Dznyille, Va lie sss accompanied py W. q.
Iohne,ono. the representative from fauick
panrx To,ixo. No. 10. oil Hampton: j. j. john
80, ranresentstiss Of oreble Lodge. No. LIZ. OF
uampton; Thomas V. 1urnsy, rsssesSntatiye OF
f,Id point Lodge, No. la. Of Old Point and 4. u.
FoLk. Of smithdeld bodea. No. % OF smh1hn-aa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
a FOsrUNE OF si.soO.OOO.
The VIII OF Mr. Thomas c. williams
Admitted TO Probate.

The win Of Mr.. Thomas c. Williams was al
mlt.ed 10 probate in the Chancory Court yester-
day, and Mrs. Williams, IS e1scutrix, and T. G.
williams, Jr.. as executor. qualified without
giving security, thc- being the request OF the
tos'alCr. The estate is valued q. II l.oeV,O01 Ile
widow Is appointed - guardian Of she minor
Children, and no bOld b. 70 b., required. Be-
quests Of sums from 500 70 $500 arc made 10
several ncpheWs ana niCcs1- An annuity of
500 per annum is provided for deceasods
sister. Mrs. Moss. Al sums Of money charged
on his books against any OF bis children
arc 10 DO deducted from their share In the
division OF his personal estate. The household
furniture. carriage. houses. &C, are left 10 tue
widJF: the library 70 Il. e.. Williams. Jr. All
the rest Of The personal estate s left 70 be equal
u divided IN foo between tae widow aad chill
dreu. Tho real estate Is % be held by the widow
as aor sole and separate estate during her lie
aud then 10 descend 70 his clil3ren IA fee. The
executors are empowerei TO sell az any time any
OF the real estate and 10 re!nyost the proceeds
Of same Tho estate given TO the widow - ia
lieu OF hor dover and disir1butiYo share in the
property aud me estate given 70 the daughters
IL declared 20 be their sole and separate pro
perty, free from and in no wise liable % the
debts. contracts. control, or marital rights OF
their u3hasds. lt is directed that there snau
be no appraisement Of the estate.
The will was malo Juno "A. 1888, just before
he star tod on his Trip % Australia. aud was Wit
messed by \. W. bOwe and James Plcssants
There are four children-tWO soma and two
daughters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
QUEER SUICIDE.
Burned Herself in Fer HOuse-se-
VereIy whipped.

Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTE, II. c.. ADril S.-Ihe report OF g
queer suicide comes from Berrs county. Eliza
Hedge. q negro woman, ia tho absence OF her
husband sos hro 10 her house and then cOyer. u
herself I'm bed 10 roast In the naMes. one lot a
note IN her apron. hanging near bY on the I'D b
Of an oak, saying ler husband was TOO cruol 70
live Wi,h srd Inst sho was oOhgod 90 make a
support Tor hiln thai she haI Tough the little
home ia which fh- ived with money she herself
had earned. and that sho desired 60 div aud
would destroy her home IN her death. 80 tnai her
husband might no. enjoy H. Her bones were
found amcng the ashss.
Tho residence Of David Rankin, near W. Holly,
in CASTOR county. WAS burned triay. he fro
ofIEiuatnd from defective h,Oye-iiue. About
hall the furniture Was saved. Tho lOss "a S2,Jy;
no insurance
Tlro destroyed tho old sew-rniil property Of
john insrGnan Ia stanley county saturday
night
Masked men Saturday night went 20 tho house
of joseph Stephens, in Rutherford county, and
carried min into ihe woods, where they admin
l-fsrad AZ Old-iaslioned kukluX c1ThidiIg
StoDhens irhumenoly abLse5 his wife an1 chill
dreI.
Ofo Nerws. who keeps book storo here,
created considerable Stir by running sanitary
policeman fhO Was reading 10 him certain pgs-
ssges "a ,ho Cliy Ordinance out Oi his store with
a cnaIr NerWis dc,is1 tho authorities % arrest
hlm. bgt MAS OverpOWsred and carried " the
guard house with uuch dIiucglty.
A li;tie six-year-oid -ou OF W. Il. Peterson, OF
Montgomery county. fell into q Well Saturday
and Was drowned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
Special Rargains in West-End Real
Estate
az private sale by
RAWLINGS & RON.
No iirorth Tenth street.

MAIS-sTRzEr LOTS
Northwest cornor " AAin and Nine streets,
i70 7-ie by 80 s-i2 fsoL
Northeast corner u Hsin and Walnut streets,
10 1-l2 by lsy 9l1 teet.
Three hundred and forty one feet on Main be-
tween strawberry aud Elm streets.
FL0YD-sTHgET foTs
Northwest corner of Floyd aud Main streets.
i707-l2 hy i199-ll feet
Northeast corner OF Floyd and Walnut streets,
10 i-22 10y i'a p-I2 feof.
Three hundred nnd foriy-one feet on Floyd be-
between strawberry snd kim streets.
GE0YE-AyKSug LOrs.
Northwest coner q Grove avenue and Vine
street, 10 1-ls by l7gels feet
Southwest cornor OF 0rose avenue AMI Vino
sireel, l70 7-i2 by ~ ei2 feet
Northeast corner VI Grove avenue and walnut
street, 40 f-l2 by i,99l2 fosL
Northeast conor d Grove avenuo aud Rosland
street, 20 1-Ig by ls9 Sls feot, with handsome
cottage residence.
Southeast corner Of Grove avenue aud Kim
slroots, igl 2-lz by l799-l2 feet.
HASoyBg-srRseT LOrs
Northwest corner q Hanover ami Vine streets
10 zig BY i,9 9-lgfeos.
streets. l70 7-l9 by EY s-i2 feet.
Southwest corner of Hanover ami Walnut
streets. no s-i2 by i78 9-i2 feet
Southeast corner OF Hanover and Park s;rools,
10 7.i2 by l79 9-l2 toe..
southeast corner Of Hanover and Meadow
street., 40 7-l2 by I'D 9i2 feot
southeast corner OF Hanover aud Rowland
streets.
IyKY-srRKKr LOrg.
Northwest corner of lyey and Sycamore streets.
l55 by l79 0-l2 feet
Southeast cornor Of Ivsy and Cedar streets.
10 7-i2 by l59 9-l2 feet.
PARK-AvKsUs lots.
Three hundred aud thirty-two feet on Pags
avenue between Kim 9ni Cedar streets, and
running back I53 feet 10 Kensington ayonne.
Also. a large number Of Valuable and Hand
some Lots In tho Same vicinity. too Numerous 70
meution--to all Of which the attention Of IN
,estors ls respectfully asked.
RAWLINGS & ROsE.
Real Eslate Brokers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
uNITEp nrArHA CoURT.
The Adjourned Term Further De
fcrre0-Thc ChnIhIey Case, &c.

Ip tho United statos Circuit Court for the
Eastern district Of Virginia judge Robert W.
Hughes yesterday caused the following order.to
be entered;
u appearing 20 the Court from the prorlama-
ton oi the President Of tho United States maie
in Pursuance OF the act Of Congress In such
csso made aud provided that Tuesday, Apnl 81,
A. 3D.. lS.9, being the one huntrctn aruivoirary
of tho inauguration OF the Government OF the
I'uifei Ststes has m commemOration thereof
toon declared "A legal holiday and designated as
o day Of ksRiVine, 10 is ordered mat
tho or iers previously entered designating
the said SON Of April, l-sJ, as the time
for holding am adjourned term u tnls court 30
and tho same are hereby amended and modified
hy Inserting Tuesday the .eth day oi Nay, ls-.,
in leu of IuU3day the 5oth DAY OF April 1889.
~ the limo for holding an adjourned term u
fnis court al Richmond aud II Is ordered mat all
pfo -ess for jurors grand and peup aho VII
uesec- be issued retumaOle accordingly 10 the
said gSth day OF May al kICnmOHd. which are
hareDy Gos RuBted Hs the Time ana place Tor
holding tho aoJourned term OF this court
he motion for the appointment OF receiver
in The Chalkley deed case, which was SET LOT
hea~ing yesterday, was further continued until
The l7tn instant some OF the counsel Interested
not being ready 10 proceed.
Judge Hughes. who had been here since hprl
let. holding court most Of the time In chambers.
left for NoriOla last evening. lie Will return on
the evening Of the 18Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
ST0NEWALL'S WIDOW.
SHE Is MUCH EsBAgRAssED BY NEWS
PAPER CRITICISM.
1t 10 Denied that She was Ever offered the
Richmond or Chsrlotts
Pogt-Ofica

The Dispatch correspondents at Charlotte, N. c.,
autographed the following last night:
Your correspondent to-day obtained from q re-
laOie source Information % the eno,t that Mrs.
stonewall Jackson has never been offered either
the Charlotte or the Richmond post-ofnce
MIS-. Jackson still dsclipos 10 say anything
only that she 9" knows nothing % say" and pre-
feIs TO avoid saying anything fer publication.
one u Tory much mortified ~ the criticism OF
the Danville Tiinss Of last wook. in which EDITOR
Bouidin SAID he hoped she was too good Demo
ton.
Excepting the Danville Tneesis article Mrs.
jackson is gratifed At the kindly criticisms of
the TTess throughout the country
an told that tho whole affair has greatly en-
DarfaSssd Mrs. Jackson. aad she would have
be9n glai 90 have avoided Il all.
IL ir not probable that she would accept any
post-onco that might be offered her apd II Is
certain that either Charlotte nor Mch'nond has
been rendered her.
TIVE RICHMOND OPFICE.
II Is true that Mother the Richmond nor the
the Lexington Office was: but Il is asserted most
positively that Colonel Parsons Inquired II Nrs.
jackson after she declined the Lexington 0iic9)
could bc Induced 70 accept tho 'Nchmond or tho
Charlotte ONCE. How far this correspondence
proceeded Is not certain. Probably 1t was stopped
before Nrl. jackson made up her mind by "the
insuperabls obstacle Colonel Parsons alluded
10.
Tho Richmond people would be glad 70
SEQ Mrs. Jackson postasmtcr when Mr.. Cul-
llugNcrths tIme - Out, Tor Teil they hnoH
thst she would never take the ONCE except
upon condition that she should DO the sh5o-
lute and untrsmelled head OF 70 Gr.
Cullls gworth always said that ne would gladly
step down and out for Mrs. Jackson, but the
whole affair seems "of."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

OF Emigration Commissioners compeiiins steam
ship boarding officers 70 inspect and ex1mins
nrst-cisss passengers, saloon traveller rss de-
tained and placed In connDemsnt - Cssns
Garden. The prisoner was Madame Abort Y
H0mpas Bongiinssls, an educated and rcdnec
woman OF nearly serenty years. sAs occupied
one OF the nsst costly suits Of ssaeroou,s on tno
French steamer Lagascogne. she had sixteen
large trunks oiled with property on board. Ine
boarding of3cer found that she was insane ana
caused her removal 70 Castle Garden. Tho
Physician there said her malsty was ipcursbie.
Her maden nene, Susan Kennedy, wss msrtod
on her baggage. she said she was widow. her
husband. Abort l.. Homme Bouglinysle. having
died tn Paris ten years ago She Gomez OF an
excellent Cornish family. Her brother. Hugh
Kennedy, was for many years British Consul as
Louisville, Ny, where her thrse ni0cea. whom
she was on her way 70 visit now reside. Another
brother was a graduate Of the Royal
College OF Surgeons st Dublin. She IL
a fluent csnversatlonslist and speaks French.
Spanish. and German Her relatives I'm Louts-
VILE were telegraphed and they cent word that
one OF them would come at once 20 his clay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09
DOWN TOWN MERCUANT

- having passed several slceplos nights.
disturbed BY the sgonios and cries 0i asgfer-
Ing child, and beoOming convinced that Ii%
WINsLOW's SOOTHING sYRLP was Just mo
article needed. procured a supply for tbs chill.
On reaching home and acguSinHng his wife wiia
what he hal done sbe refused % have " admin
istered 70 the chnd. AZ sho was strongly IA favor
Of Homeopathy. 1ha; nisat tbe child passed IA
suffering and the parents without sleep. ko-
turning home tho day following tho father
found No BABY slili worse, AMI while conHm-
plating another sloeplss night the mother
stepped from the room 70 attend 10 some DO
nestle duties and left tbs father with the child
Durag her abseDce be administered a portion
CT the Soothing syrup 10 the osby sbi rald
nothing That night all hands slept veil. aud
the liiuo fellow AEoko ia tho morning urighs
AMI happy Tho mother was delighted with mo
sudden aud wonderful change, and, although a
nrs. offended as tho deception pyactIced upon
her, hiss continued 10 use the Syrup and suffer-
ing, cryaag babies and restless nigr- have disar~
peared. A single trial Of the syrup never yes
failed 10 relieve the baby and overcome tho pre-
,udices Of the mother. sold BY all druggists. -
cents q bottle. fe2~ood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-09

The ladies' Hollywood Memorial Association
mot AT Hiss CrenshaWs house yesterday and
n-t@red 10 a most encouraging report from tue
COMMITTEES on Grounds. who have expended "a
considerable sum OF money IN putting In order
tie SOlliers' section Of hollywood. Tho gentle-
mon OF the Hollywood Society havo most gene-
rousiv agreed 10 replace the fence around the
soldiers section. which ia too diiapidated 10 ad-
rit OF repairing Tho ladies' nave had abou' one
fourth OF The grOunds graded and sown IN grass
I'D. Ani al ths cutiering has been put in lrst-
rato order They stir have fGnd6 IN the treasury
with which 20 complete The work OF renovation,
aur confidently anticipate generous responee
90 their y0Gr!y call for subscriptions, "hifh wiz
r. nacessary 10 keen in order what has been ac-
oomplishod after great and untrtng ehorl