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Jews Going TO Palestine.

4 convention Of delegates repre-
senting the largest Jewish colonies
in thirty-six different cities Of Pms
STA met ten months ago, and after a
long discussion they gave a unani-
nous vote for Palestine as their
future home.
The change that such an emigra-
ton would produce on the Holy
Land can not be Overestimated.
One million new workers would
turn tns barren hills Of Judea into
terraced vineyards. The olive trees
OF the past would again spring forth,
and the whole land would blossom
like the rel poppies that cover the
plains Of Sharon II would mean
the aiding Of $50 per cent to the
population Of the land occupied by
ancient Palestine, and 1t would
make Jerusalem a city Of more thsn
I 100. 900 people
The Holy City has been growing
with almost American rapidity
Within the past few years. ami en-
cxodus Of the Jews from all parts OF
I the worii h lt Is slowly but surely
goina.-FralE O. Carpenter IN Ma
! t,onll Tribune.
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into covenant with the Lord, VINO
have received \ portion OF the siei-
chisedec Priesthood, and VINO nase
gone forth and been faithful IN the
9nIiuances Of the House Of Cod
FEEL 10 bless the Bishopric and the
Lesser Priesthood, which IS aitef
the order OF Aaron-the first friest-
hood sealed upon the heads OF 20
seph Smith and Oliver Cowuefy py
John the Baptist. who hell u, anu
who laid down his own life Tor the
word cf God and testimony OF Jesus
Christ. feel to bless these Latter
day Saints, as fathers AMI motheisi
as brothers and sisters. IN
ali the ordinance Of the House
OF God. I feel 10 bless them
in their famil;es, in their tioeks,
and in their herds, aud in eli they
nat their hands unto. As far a /
have the power TO bless, they have
the blessings Of my heart ans my
| shirt. in every sense Of the wOiG'
/ And I say to all Israel. God bles'
you. 49,.
that when we nave finished oui
work aud cur testimony, Ss othel
generations have done, we will re
oeIve the same eXaltRiion ant
glory. The world do not know you
The worls do not know this worS
rhey do not understand II. They
have not entered into the spifitol II
they never viii, except they ODE,
the GOSPEL Of Jesus Christ and th'
law Of the celestial kingdom.
The vast audience then rose Z
their feet aud President Woodruff
pronounced the final beneiietion
Conference Adjourned till the 81
day Of April, 1881.
JoHN NTCHOLSOSs
Clerk Of Conference
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EirIrr On n srhnaner.

SAN FRASCIsCo, Oct. - The
steamer Alexander, from Siberia
brought further news concerning
the firing upon the crew OF the
schooner &. G. White. The officers
OF the Alexander say when the
schooner appeared or Copper Island
She sent six boats toward
the bea.h. Tney were warned
away but 10 attention was
raid To the warning aud as the
s.alers persisted trying 20 land, they
were fred upon 10y the guards, hrs'
blank then hail cartridges. y mum
Der OF Americans al Yokohama and
other japanese parts are fitting oul
vesses 10 go seal hunting undei
British. German and japanese ilags
Next year the Russian Government
propo.es u protect the rookeries
/ Five Russian war vessels are nov
cruising IN Behring Sea with IA
strurt.ous - persmpioIily seize anl
vessel sailing within the Pre-
scribe! share limits Of five miles.
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JUDE ZANE AND THE MANI
FEST0.

IL another part Of this issue win
be found ne remarks made this
morning in the Third District
Court 10y Chief Justice Charles :.
Zane. The OCCASION which called
them forth was the application Of
one Thsmas Jackson FOR admission
to citizenship.
The question Of the membership
or otherwise. Of the applicant in
the mormon" Chu rch vas into
duced. At this point the Judge ex-
pressed himself As bound to take
judicial coguizance Of the official
declaration fr5m President Wood
ruff on the su'jec; Of the tiscontinu-
auce by the Church OF the solemn
ization o. plural marriage, ami the
acceptance o. that manifesto by the
General Assem- bly of Llt.eT-day
Saints al the recent Conference.
The position taken by Chief JUS
lice Zane does credit 70 b1th his
heart and jIigmel.. H separated
himself from those who unjustiy
AMI, we might sl-, brutaily, rsfu ?
to attribute cool faith to the @;inr-
nous" in any position they assume.
His honor, in unison with tie
genius Of his high and honorable
calling, asssm=s an attituie in line
with the long established principle
Of law, tia. . MAJ Is desaici limo
cent until his guilt Is proved. This
axiom has still greater force in rels-
ton 70 the ascep.lnce Is genuine 4
solemn declaration regarding the
honesty OF when there il no evil
dence on which to has. an imputa-
ton o. bal faith. Hence
the c5asistcacT K the stand
taken 10y JIIgs ZIae; he accepts
the declaration As genuine, and an-
nounces that h can only b re-
moved from thlt attitude by PROC.
which woulI viglata the manifesto.
He states that his fsi IA in human
nature i a factor IN Leaf ing him 70
the conclusion ne las reached. But
few men nave hal be,t.r opp)rtu-
mites OF gainlaE an Insight in that
direction than the Chief Justice Of
Utah, AMI his experience in that Re.
gard in relation to the ''Morm0n'i
people has been specially ample. A.
though We have NJ means OF know
ing his views other than by an ex-
ercise OF judgment As to
what mus: necessarily be the
nature Of his impressions re-
garding the "Mnrmons" as a rule
we believe he caua5. think other
wise than That they possess trait:
that constitute them 4 community
vino will not disapP3iEt those who
trust in them.
Judge Zane's aanOuucei future
rule Of action in relation to the al
mission to citizenship Of members
OF the Church, IS the Legitimate
outgroyth Of his views Of the mani
festo. We congratulate him on hii
consistency.
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Apostle Ieaa ". Taylor


Was the next speaker. He said
substantially: 1 feel thankful TO
my Heavenly Father for the privi-
lege Of attending this Conference.
1t Is the best ever attended in my
life. / am in the habit Of saying
this every half year. l am like
hungry man who when he eats
declares that this is the best meal he
has ever paTtaken Of. God has full
filed His promise to His people aud
provided for them pastors and
teachers after His own heart
| was glad 10 he confirmed In my
impressions regarding what some
have expected woud trlnspiFe in
1891.
l invite you all b pay your tithes
and offerings, that this May be a
land Of ZiOa 10 US all. | am fully
in accord with the views Of Elder
/ Grant in relation 10 the temporal
duiies'Jf the Saints. When We en-
gage 10 serve The Lord we 90 50 that
We might reap salvation. All that
you VIII iind yourselves possessed OF
as a foundation when tefJrc the bar
OF God will he Your wives and chill
dr-n. II you train not your chill
aren YOU are blind indeed. There
i a spiri; wOrsing among the Saints
To eiurata their own offspring. II
our children will be all we will have
for a foundation Of glory in eternity,
how neeiful thEt they lie properly
trlinsi. The Church schools arr
the greatest institutions among thu
p,s1ale and will be one Of tue great
ct powers for good - one Of th'
helns in the work OF God. Abou
i two years ago an eastern paper pub
lished what parpOrtei 10 be cor
rt-ct report Of missions schools. He
, asserted that 5000 children Of thu
Latter-tIay Saints, in Utah attends
: them. II this be true il shows quit
a perceutage Of parents who are In
;, consistent with regard To their ~
Ii.ious duty. The ordinances a
llse Gospel have been taught Z
, u ami we are responsible for GU
D children being instructed in thcs
!. things.
The SPEAKER here read from tn
i Book Of Doctrine and Covenant
l. regarding the responsibility Of pai
: ents regarding the proper instruC
:, ton Of their children. IL | we're
! Catholic would wish my childre
: to be Of that faith So with an
e other religion. Being Latter-da
u Saint [ desire my chiiiren 10 ue {
that faith. Oihergise | would Ice
hypocTite. There are among L
w0lves In Sleeps clothing ready
e lead asiray our little ones The or
e has gone forth ''Let Zion lie d.
A. filed.' Wolves DO not devOur oil
. sheep when there are any yOuu
= ones. / have herled sheep Ion
&c enough 20 know that. Look aft
Y Your children. II you are faithfI
4 over a few Of them God will mai
., you ruler over many. May &c
" bless you all. Amen.
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IhrPrrsideut

CIXcISNATI, Oct. The Presi-
ien; aud party arrived here ca uale
ami in half AN hour left, Is planned
a larye crowd gathered abcut the
car aud the President showed MN,
self on the platform and did gOo'l
deal Of handslakiug, bat made nc
speech. The departing train Wa
cheeryd enthusiastically.
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..r.Inxr.fment

Is one which Is guaranteed 10
hiring YOU satisfactory results. or IN
case Of failure n return Of purchase
price. On this safe plan you can
buy from our advertised Druggist n
bottle Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
Tor CONSUMPTION. IL il guaranteed
10 bring relief in every case, Nheu
used FOR affection Of Throat, Lungs
or Chest, such as CONSUMPTION
Inflammation Of Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma. whooping Cough, Group
etc, etc. IL Is pleasant and agree
ahle 10 taste, perfectly safe, and ear
always De depended upon 80
Trial bottles free at y. &. smith
4 Co.'S. Drug stores.
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deem n note or pay book account
when they are outlawed- II Sye
can,t raw for what you want 70
wIfhout II. We have all seen tne
evIis of mortgaging homes. Ihon-
sands Of farmers In the east "a
done so and have lost their props,sp
I. will not do for the Saints 10 tnus
hiring themselves into bondage.
Many Of our young people thlnN
they cannot get married Deeause
they cannot provide a fsshionaole
home. This not only appiies TO inc
n,.onle Of salt Lake City, but largely
10 those throughout the Cnuteh'
The tendency toward extravagance
i Increasing and Is wrong, Inc
saints have good credit mnen
engaged on railroad CONSTRUCTION
contracts In the past l have teen
as.ed by business men VINO nave
Teen aske-i 10 let wagons aud sup
nlies 20 on credit, whether the per
sons desiring the accommodation
,,-sra ssNiormons - Said they, I'll
thev are n will he all right, n they
viii raw their debts.o We are more
rf-auN 10 pay UNITE NA@H -
rem. We should pay without US
tinc,ion everybody. But the BETTE
way l. not 30 purchase until W.
have ability to pay down. ~ i
GOOD 10 be free people financially
This status can DC maintained .,
our living within our means. lh'
policy Of extravaganza is all wrong
This country will be land Of llo,
10 all those who live within thei
means. pay their tithing, and che
their prayers morning, noon an
niyht. That class will always be I'm
messed with the will Of the Lon
ghen it comes through His servants
/ was recently in the east, and
know that what Brother Cannon M
stated about the moral condition 9
lie people there Is strictly correct
Brother Merrill bore testimony {
tie truth OF the Gospel, concludin
| nv saying: God bless you. Loo
AFTER your dead, and live your n
ligion.
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We desire 10 say b our citizens,
that for years We have been sellinS
DR.. Kings New Discovery FOR Con
sumption. DIR. Kings New Lille
Pills, Bueklrn's Arniea Salve and
Electric BIlters, and have never
handled remedies that sell IS well,
OF that have given such universal
satisfaction. We 10 not hesitate TO
guarantee them every time, and We
stand ready to refund the purchase
price IL satisfactory results DO not
follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. y. L. smith
! A Go. Druggists.
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rr,insto Drfraud Him.

LONDON. Oct. - Ms. Msud
Yates, wife Of Frederick iaies, the
son Of Edmund Yates, editor Of the
London World, who i separated
from her husband, was To-Day c'.m-
miiied .ur trial on a charge % uttcr-
ing a check with thc object Il &C.
lrauding her faiher-in Law.
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rHE GOVERNOR IN A DILEMMA

THE report OF GoNerhO.
10 the Secretary Of the Interior has
been published in the Liberia
organ. It Is dated November slh'
and contains considerable matter IN
reference to the "MOrmons." we
dc no. propose just now to take Up
these several items bIt VIII maze
onaouotaiion. 1t Is this:
arrpder It's system OF government
,he Cbureh has but one way OF deiin-
ing its position, and that is bya public
5acl,-ation either from the head OF the
church addressed TO the people, OF by
the ACTON Of the people in conference
assembled. No such declaration has
hean made. nor action taken, and
nrobablv never will be. There is no
-oason 10 believe that any earthly
mower can extort from the Church any
such declaration
as may be truthfGlly said that the
Church has determined thai, il Polyg-
amy is 10 be uprOo.ed, the govern
ment must perform iha, task, as it
will never do on is own part any
action that will indicate an abancon-
ment OF polygamy."
1t will be seen that Governor
Thomas was a little too previous"
for his own consistency and his own
ambition. Th. objsct Of his efforts
is clearly revealed in his recon-
mendation, that Congress shall place
in the hands Of the Governor the
power to appoint local Offices now in
the gift Of the people, thus making
him Dictator AMI giving him the
official control OF all the counties in
the Territory. To excuse this he
makes a pretext Of the old cry OF
poIygamy. AMI to show that there j;
nS likelihood Of it, cessation he use:
the language We have quoted.
But unfortunately for the Cover
nor's scheme aud misrepresen
tations. .Eths heal OF :h'
Church, did make n publ,
declaration thai the Governor al
legged no earthly power' coui'
"extort.-, What was the Cover
mars course when Che very declar
alton he ssid would be the prope
way for the Church 10 define il
position was made and given to tn
public? Did he frankly admit h
was mistaken 10 saying it would no
be male, OF accept It in the spirit il
which it was Offered? No. But il
a mean aud contempti0le way, o.
having published pretended inter
view, he declared that the yer
means which he hal alleged wa
the proper thing TO do was mot tn
usual channel" AMI cast a doubt o
its effect, and queried whether an
opinion or proclamation would /
effective $50 long Is the Mormon
believer thus and -.
He Also aided the announeemei
that. 1.-The semi-anuusl COnferen'
of the Church will so5n be h=i
which has the power to place Il
Church on record in unam5iguo'
language TheConference has col
vened. the Church has placed itse
on record, and nov will the Cove
nor get himself interviewed agai
and tell the press that both t,
methods which he declared we
the "oa,y way whereby the CnuT'
could define - position, ma
been followed auI thst his pred
tion that neither OF those We
would be taken was q mistake?
II he does this. We shall feel
little higher estimation Of
honesty ami clnior than We ne
entert lin.and he may thus DO son
thing t. reeiesm himself from
uuenviable position which he N
occupies, in the light czst by rec'
events upon the darkness OF
report AMI MS pIrForted interview
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More "Mormans- Arrested.

Paris, Idaho, Oct 6.-Thiz after
noon United States Marshal Phelps
arrested President Hart, George
Prrrett, George Humphrey and
Father James Cra1shaw for con-
-spiracy. The latter is ninety years
oil. All were admitted TO ball.
Herald.
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SONS OF AMERICA.
Their First Delegations TO the Va
tiousI Camp Have Arrived
In Boston.
srALrRs FIRED UPON IN THE
sEHRIRo SEA.
Great OyailonS for President Harri-
son ON His Trip Through
the States.
Telegraph to the NEws.I
sons of America.

Bosrox. Oct. The first delegc'
tious to the National Camp OF lhs
Patriotic sons Of America have ar
rived in B1s;Os. The orier y ep-
resented in twO-thirds OF the Stste'
and Territories, having 1900 lodges
with a total membership Of NOR
,han $4,000. The delegations ar
rived yesterday from Montana, Can
6orpia aud Colombo.
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LIsBoS, Oct. T.-Eneland has de-
maude,i an immediate settlement Of
its claim for indemnity for the SELF
ure Of the British Africal Lakes
ComIauy's STEAMER Junlcs Nercn-
son, Illegally captured by Liusenani
ContinhO few months ago.
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sI.nnrrIn II.nes.

NEW YORK. Oct. THE steamer
Al;Ho. from Galveston, arrived this
morning with a cargo Of cotton on
fir. III was lowed to Red Hook
Flats where the holds viii be opened
. the firemen can get al the hamcs.
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coDsistency-

LAST evening a man went INTO
the White House bar rooms and sat
dowa in 4 chair 70 watch game OF
pool. He fell asleep, and, on wax
ing little later, discovered mat
some pickpOcset had taken his
watch.
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.no.lrs Asr.ham II. Cannon

APOSTLE Abraham III. Cannon
SPOKE brief Y. He said: II any
he'd imagined that God had with
drawn His Spirit from His Church,
such ideas must have been dispelled
during this Conference. Every
heart must have been touched by
the inspired Instructions that have
l.,n given. When the servants OF
God are not bodily present with the
people and their voices are not
heard in their congregations, they
/ begin 10 murmur and complain
But when the Prophets are with
them the sheep soon recognize the
voices Of the shepherds and they
are again established. This has
lbeen exemphfied in other sges. In
,tanccs illustrative Of this truth &C.
CURED ia the history Of ancient
Israel. when Moses WAS their lead
,r. 80 In the days Of Jesus His dis
cipIes had heard his teachings anu
Understood them 10 he 81 God.
they beheld TIE miracles he
wrnught. Yet when Jesus was
hung upon the cross His followers
, imagined their hopes were blasted
Hence Il Is no new thing for the
,.-ouie 10 be mistaken when seTaTat'
= al fo- a time from the servants ol
The Lord. II the instructions giNei
during this conference are carried
.ut. none viii be without light ant
none need lie led klindly. IL thi'
shirt Of Intelligence does prevail
, ZION will indeed be the pure u
heart. The condition Of the Saint
will grow brighter and better, Will
Inc course OF the world will b
: retrngressive. Since the restora
: lion Of the Gospel and its proclama
u ton the world lies under cOndemna
, ton. because they have, in man.
instances, rejected the light Go
IA being ruled out Of everything
: The voice Of the people Is aceepte
Y As the voice Of Cod whe
/ -,vrrse. The voice Of Go
: should he the voice Of the peop!'
y God will give 10 revelation throug
. His prophets but what can 1
y tested by the faithful among ia
e people. 10 whom the channel
conimunicatiOu with the heavens
open. Gods ways are not as III
: WAYS Of man. and in the midst
: our trials lie has never drserte
:. His Saints. The speaker predicts
the spreai and triumph Of the woi
y Of the Lord, to the divine origin
= which he bore testimony.
> The choir sang an anthem:
Lord what y man:
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Paying Music.

II suppose 20 educate your daught-.
er In music costs n grea. deal 81
money!,
"Ys-, hut she's male it all back
for me-"
@fnceei!"
"Yes, I'D been trying to buy out
my rext tcag ncighbor II hall price
for years AMI couli never bring him
to terms until she came holns
and began playing" - Me- for'
! Hcr6ld.
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III. IN, Not Time.

WASHINGTON, Oct 7. Inquiry
ut ihc state Department io'iay
elected the Information that SeCrc-
tary kliny = 'if'red 20 decline the
Invitation from the Pacific Cost T.
Co there and take part in the cam
I-1igu frr Lack 4 time.
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SHEPARD. GROVER a SHEPARD.
$500 Reward !

We will pay the above reward for sly
casc q Liver complaint, Dysrep-is, So
Weaaarh-. Ind Eestioa. Coustfpau =
vr-,tsbfe tvcr 2. IL. when the directions
sre rtr civ comulscd WITH IhcT arc pa ~
~ Vegetable and never tai 20 - -iu-
fl--tTu suSrr Coated Large boxes coz
taintnE - Pulls. 3 Gems Beware OF couh
ferfeits and iullialinus- The renuiee
,,.nufarturrd only By THE JOHN 4.
WF-T COMPANY. chicago Ill
SOLD ~ JouN oS. fENTr 3 Co., bfas-
s1sts, salt Lake nv.
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nrrhicn., ArnIrn snIvc.

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LONDON, Oct. 5.--Advices from
Ranguon, British Burmah, state
that a mail train was thrown from
the track near there, killing one
anI ijuring two, ltwas The work
/ Of train wreckers.
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The Epidemic.

PARIS. Oct. Two persons al
LukeI, recently arrived from spain,
suffering from cholera. Tue patients
have Teen lsOlltet.
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Park CITY.
FREIGHT TRAINS
PASSENGER RATES

Between salt Lake City and PARK CITY,
single Fare, 800. Round Trip, SO
III. YOUNG MACINTOSH.
Manlgcr. Gen. Fri i Pass. AEt
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nor,cE To CREDITORS.

rstst- OF Andrew z. so-ierbor< Dcee-sed-
~vnrtcz l. fIErEBY GIVEN B6 TIIE
- ar-cr-f.rnet. AdmfnIstrafriN q Tie
1St..e N AntreW z. ~otcrborf. deccA-e,l,
- ne ere fitors %, and All persons hAA
.-Tarr1s AGAINST The aid deceased. % cNn.hi
,h.-n win the ueccsszrT voucher vil'i.g
-. 7-rr-hs nftrr the drst pEh asion o.
a. potlre. n the said Aiaintsirstfia. y
h-r resldeucc. az No. tis, ". tntf- - y,
-t-est. ~ait Lake cry. IN the C9asiy OF
sails Lake
klTGUSTA Z. sODERBoRS.
kdn.sris.rAtrix OF .he Estate o. AnsIeN
n sofefbo-g. deccased- doaN ~
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a--,rh and poor. ~ you're not won.
r. hrn.h your teeth with soZODOSt-
You.Il one day suffer deep remotse'
r-o- -oon thcY-Il crumble n decay.
Ana soon you1l CIV. -Oh. iacS. 10Y. ,
That N hsd never changed ny coafse-
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RIO GRANDE WESTERN RY.
CURRENT TINE TABLE. AUG. 81. lssO

LOCAL. TRAINS SALT LAKE 4 OGDEN.
cave SILT Lake &c a.ui. and $50 pm. aud
50 pm.
Returning. arrive salt Lake az 10 IS am
and i 90 aud $50 pm
Traits arr vcs from Wasatch on Saturdays
AMI leaves for Wnsafrh on Mondays only.
rnllzsn pairce ard bufctt sisepi1s cars
ca All through trains.
-. none l. J. n. BENNETT.
Ne 49, - tIferHs sen Frt Nfslss q
Gencrzi uri-cs II salt Lake CITY. Utah
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sn,i.ien ne,fh.
Work Of rraIn wreezer,.

LONDON, Oct. REV. Henry
White, chaplain ~ The House Of
Commons, died sCd,lvuly.,OuaT.