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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30
VIRGINIA NEWS.

At q meeting held In Lynchburg on
Thursday the executive committee OF the
prohibition party decided to make nomins-
tons for Congress in every district in the
State.
The porpolses on Virginia Beach are
driving shoals of email 63h ashore, end
great quantities of trout, etc. are taken in
the breakers by hand by the fishermen
working nets at that point.
Yesterdays session OF the Baptist asso-
citation at Charlestown, W. Va, Rev. u.
Brosdus, of Lu7ay was chosen delegate to
represent the association at the Baptist coz
vention to be held next May in Brming-
ham, ALE.
The State democratic comnittee, has al
uounced the following: Lloyd T. Smith, of
Northum berlaud, has been appointed q
member of the s ate committee In the place
of William a. Jones T. r. B. Wright. of
Essex, has been appointed chairman for the
Congressional committee of the First dis
trict A. D. Stu z, chairman Of Henry
county, and Dr.. s. l.. Foster, chairman Mat
thews county.
The British steamship Antillee, frcm the
Balize to London. arrived at Lamberrs
Point Yesterday. She bad on board the
mate and four passengers OF the British
steamship Professor, which had been blown
ashore the night Of the Is Instant at China
Reefs. Mexico. The vessel afterwards float
ed. and :be people mentioned were left be-
hind. She also brought four people OF the
American schooner J P. Mschyear. which
went ashore the came night on Glover's
Reef, on the same coast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30

MIssIssIPPI's PLAN OF SUFFaAGE-The
committee on e!oc.ige franchise CT the Mis-.
eissppi State convention practically com
plated its labor yesterday. The plan Of SUI
frago agreed upon embraces thu modifce-
tion of the Australian ballot sysrfm known
as the Dorisch law, residence of Two years
Ia the State and ore 10 the voting precinct,
the prepayment of polI-tax of 81, and
qualified woman syfftsge based upon the
possession by her,or her husband If married,
of real property to the value of 5000. The
property qusIGca ion he's been abandoned
ard an educational qualification is provided
for, mited to the ability of the voter to
understand the constl!u ion when read tc
him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30
Southern War Claims.

Ia the House of Representatives yester-
day evening the Omnibus Southern War
Claims bill which carries about $3.50 000,
was passed. The bill permits the Attorney
General to examine the proof of loyalty in
aay of these cases within 80 days, al; er which
the claims will he paid on warrant to the
claimant direct. This bill opens the way for
the payment of all other loyal claimants
who have had their claims sent by Congrt 50
to the Court Of Claims under the Bowman
act. Ths bill as passed contains the follow
ing for Virginia @. W. Bowen. admir-. Of
Jas. Bowen, of Culpaner, 81 .4SS 81 Oliver
g. Butts. Loudoun. $500; Geo. Cooper. Leu
doun, 1914; Eizey Cnambin, Loudouo,
$3.50 E. J. Conrad, administrative OF John
w. Conrad, Lnudcun, s2.431 Jas. billiard,
G GO land, 81 $50 :. F. Besca. executor If
Anthony r Fraser. OF Alexandra So $50 81;
Jcs. Grantnam. Clarke, 81, SS5; W. I. Grow
or, admin. Of Emily ]. Grover. Henrico.
IS 025 John KsIly, Allegheny, Sc SILL
Elizabeth Mulocbiel, Frederick 81 345 II !;
ETA Msrsteles, admin'x of O. G. Marsta!
ler. Prince Willism, 1851 George Minga.
Isle of Wight, S25S; Betty Reilly, Fred
erick. 5000; Robt. E Russell. Loudoun,
$3.50: Abss ON Rilev. Loudoun, 1865; Frank
Shade. admir-. OF John E. Gums, Norfolk,
$40 S07 Jacob D. Virtz admir-. OF Peter
Vir,x, decd, Loudoun, 81 2S7. 10; Thornton
o. Wyndham, Clarke, s. .532; Geo. d. Wen
re7, Loudoun. 81 ,197.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30

Mr.. SPEAKER REED believes In one man
government In his congressional district as
well as In the q. g. House OF Representa-
tiyes. He has not only had the number OF
republican voters In his district Increased
by several hundred, by increasing TIE force
OF laborers employed there, though the Sec'e-
tary of the Navy had to violate the law be
had eworn to obey Ia order that 1t might be
done, but he has had several hundred demo
cratic voters there disfranchised because the
officer who administered to them the oath
Of GENERALIZATION ia called recorder, instead
of clerk. Ifrorthern people can stand such
outrages, surely those Of the South can look
on oomplacently.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30

go FAB, only one republican convention
has been held 10 this State to nominate q
congressional candidate to be voted Tor a.
the November election, but that one en-.
dorsed the Force bill, and recommended Its
passage. Now if northern republicans, VINO
are utterly ignorant Of southern AFFAIRS Dc
lastly censu.able for attempting to I'LL Ct
the trouble and injury necessarily incident
to the Force bill upon ths people OF the
South, how can those CT Virginia. who baVe
the effroptery to avow themselves In favor
OF the same thing, expect kindness and coui
tesy from the people they would harass and
ruin And yet that they do. and, what's
more, that they are not disappointed, Is as
plain to the mselves as it is to their neigh
bore
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Extensive Prairie Fire

DICKINSON, N. D.. Aug. 30-A wide
spread and destructive prairie f:e Eavaged
hundreds of Thousands of acres along the
Little Missouri, river 2 or days ago, sboit
forty miles from the N1rthern Phcthc
Railroad. The 6fe was put out By means
of horses which were killed for the purpose
of using them a. drags to e1tio2ui5h the
flames. The horses were split up the back
and their caroasses dragged over the cour-
try by long ropes. Twelve hundred head CT
horses were stampeded to the four winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30

AT THE recent republican convention In
the first congressional district OF this State,
one OF the speakers. Col. Mayo, said "elet-
lions in that district were as fair as In any
other district in the United Slater, and that
the mea who controlled them are incapable
OF committing perjury" That's what Viz
pinisn to the manner born and republican,
says, but Fir. Davenport. President Harrison
and Senator Hoer cay the Force bill must
be passed, to secure fair elections in Virgin
Ia. the first district included
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30

THE ANTI MEANS, Old School, Predesti-
marian Bsptists have commenced the pnoli-
Gallon of monthly magazine, The Sectarian
at Occpquan, in this Safe. The Bell
Brothers, of this city. are the publishers.
One of the chief articles OF faith OF the sect
referred to ls the following: I'VE unhssits-
tiogly denounce as that for which we nave
neither use nor fsllowship-the unfrutiu'
works OF darkness, such as Sunday schools,
missionary societies. theological Schools
etc.; and that our people should not Do
members of any oath-boand organization or
secret society of whatever character. F"
There are many people who do not belong
to this sect but who indorse some, at least
of is principles.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON. D. o., Aug 80
SENATE.


Mr.. Morgan presented resolutions OF 8
mass meeting of negroes in Birmingham,
Ala, against the passage OF the federal eiec
ton bill.
Mr. MCMILLAN asked to have the House
Joint resolution taken up and passed giant
ing fifteen days leave CT absence annually to
clerks aud employees in fist and secoao
class postoffices, but Mr.. Edmuuds objected.
TIE consideration of the tariff bill was
tn en- resum ed-the pending question baidg
on Mr.. Carlisle's motion ITO etrke out the
wool paragraphs 1851 to 969) SO as to place
wool on the free list.
Mr.. Daniel addressed the Senate in sup
port of the amendment. Facts demonstrated
The said) that the high ssriff on WOOL and
woolens had been complete failure. If
that high tariff had been designed to stimr-
late the American manufacture of wooens
1t b ad failed. Ii the design had been to ip-
crease the number of American sheep. the
cultivation OF 1ocks and the wool clip, it hsd
failed. If the design had been to decrease
the price OF wool, iJ had succeeded. Inc
high duty had not checked the Importation
of foreign wools because these we're neces-
ssry for the utliz ition of American woods
After long debate Mr.. Aidrich appealed
to Senators on both sides to lot the vote be
taken without further debate, and said that
il better progress were not made. some Of
1
thu bill could not be discussed at ell.
Mr.. Vance, who had taken the flor to
speak, yielded his right in deference t. Mr.
Aldrich's appeal.
The vote was then taken, snd MIR. Car.
lisle's motion to strike out all the wool psr-
agraphs was rtjacted-yeas IT., nays ga
strics party vote, although Mr.. Payne, if
present, would have (Mr. Sherman saiG)
voted In the negative.
Mr.. AlGrich gave notice that on Monday
be would move thss on The. day, Gussday
and Wednesday tho Senate should take q
recess from half past FIVE to eight.
BoUsE.
The House met at IL O'Clock to-day, the
understanding being that the hrs5 hous O.
the session should be for debate only on the
hill for the adjustment OF the accounts OF
laborere, workmen and mechanics arising
under the S hour law.
Mr.. Chapman, OF Michigan, characier'z ID
the bill as makeshift-a good enough
Morgan until after theleIection.
Mr.. Brewer, of Michigan. asserted that
the men who had worked In the
navy gard, had entered into contract
with the Government to work ten hours,
and had bean paid for 10 hours work. To
say that they took the work under protest,
and that they ought to be repaid for the
extra two hours was too ridiculous an argu-
ment to be presented in any intelligent
body. The bill was then passed.
The House then proceeded to the COZ.
sideratlon of the bill amending the alien
contract law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30

If ME-. HUME should finally determine TO
announce himself an independent candidate
for Congress in this district, the fact that be
has been endorsed by a negro convention
will certainly do him no good among demo-
Gratis nor is Il likely that the fact that the
convention denounced the way 10 which the
negroes have been excluded from their full
share of the federal patronage 10 the district
will be conducive to his increase of Strength
among those white republicans who have
received that patronage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30
POLITICAL.

Hon. ". Il II. Cowes was yesterday re
nominated to succeed himself rs the demo
cratic congr assmsn from the eighth North
Carolina district.
Leonidas F. Livingstone. president Of the
Georgia State Alliance, was yesterday nom
mated by the democrats of the Fifth Con
gressional district to eucceed Judge ]. D.
Stewart.
Gen. W. q. Enochs WAS yesterday nom-
mated for Congress In the twelfth Ohio dis
triot on the 476 h ballot. Both Messrs.
Grosysnor and Thompson, now in Con-
gress, live in this district, and both were
candidates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30

4 MAGNIFICENT TRAIN-Reference has
heretofore been made TO the "csonon bali"
train to be put on the Virginia Midland road
about October 1st It will be known as the
washington and Southwestern Vestibue
Limited" and will leave Washington every
day at Ills a. M, arriving in Atlanta at 6
o'clock the following morning, and return
ing on similar schedule. The equipment
will consist of Pullman palace buffet, smok-
ing and library, and drawing-room cars,
which are being built expressly for this SER
vice, and will be masterpieces OF art. The
entire train will be vcstibuled, steam heated
and gas-,ighted, and In every detail equal
to the best trains of this character on any
line. All the comfort, convenience and
luxury obtainsble in railway travel will be
furnished on this ,rsiu epd the southern
people will be provided facilities ic DO way
Inferior to the best enjoyed by any other
section. Ii is rot intended that this train
shaIl BIO the temporary end transitory fes-
,ure of 3 sessop, but an si-the-year-round,
overt dag -u-she year connection between
TIE great North and he New South by way
Of the National Capital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30

TIE G. A. r. is to have celebration at
Rockville, Tenn, next October. and some
Confederate organizations are making ar
engagements to attend it, 30 as to make it q
Joint affair And yet only two weeks ago
the G.. A. R at its annual meeting In Bos-
tor, recommended the passage OF law
making the exhibition of a Confederate flag
"a felopy. The ex-Coniederats who taxes
part in G. A. R. celebration hasn't sense
enough to know that he would disgrace the
cause for which be fought, and ought to De
DISTINGUISHED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30
ALEX ANDRIA VA.
SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUST 80.
THE R1cHMoND Dispatch, in speaking of

THE R1cHMoND Dispatch. in speaking OF
the denomination OF the leading tariff re-
forms In tho U. s. House of Representatives
Messrs. Mills of Texas, and Wilson OF West
virginia. saws: "These ara excellent selee-
tions. and but follow 10 the train OF tie
shrewd and able policy which as rule mas
characterized the democrats this year"
The Dispatch Ia evidently getting all right
again. A year or two ago 1t approved q
platform which Mr.. Mills termed repuoh-
can. Il is to be hoped the Dispatch Will
soon repudiase Its endorsement If the pre-
o,edings Of a meeting in Its city which de-
c!ared boycott should STAND. and also that
il will revert to its old, wise debt paying
policy, and repudiate its recent support o.
the repudaling Riddleberger and coupon
crusher bills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30
LEWIS OF TIE DAT.

ApGngish syndicate is after the menha-
a,.1fshery basins 10 this country.
= In the u 8. Senate yesterday both the salt
and the spirit clauses OF the tariff DILL were
disposed of.
President Barlllss' Cabinet, of Guatemala,
is disgusted with his action in signing the
peace treaty with Salvador, and have re-
signed.
Earthquake shocks In Austria yesterday
caused the Danube river to rise in long lines
similar to the waves caused by sleames's
paddles.
The conierees on the river and harbor bill
have agreed on everything except a5 to
railroad bridges over navlgabie streams.
The bill as reported will contain all the
original appropriations for Virginia.
Secretary Blaine made speech at Wa
tervlIe, Maine, last night in support OF re-
ciprocity with the West Indian and South
American nations, to which he said Sl4S,'
600 year is lost under cur present tariff.
The icebergs that have interferred with
ocean navigation since the spring, have to-
tally disappeared from the TRANSATLANTIC
steamer routes under the irtueuca OF the
summers sun and the warm waters CT the
Gulf Stream.
Alexander Ludwig Phillipsen. the Dane
who was arrested at the New YORK barge
office on suspicion of being the murderer Oh
Meyer, whose body was found in barrel Of
csment. has sued the officials who held him
for $40 600 damages.
Jennie Eddy, burlesque actress, sWa''
loved morphine 10 Chicsgo restaurant
Thursday night. Prompt medical attention
saved her life. A notice frocn the manager
that her rehearsal work wac unsatisfactory
is believed to be the cause CT the act.
1t is the general Impression that the agita'
ton which has been going on 10 certain cir
Giles OF Congress locking toward the removal
| Of Gen. Grants remains from Riverside Park
Nav York city, to Arlington, will hnaily
result in the citizens OF Nav York
erecting proper monument to the Genera
and the remains will remain where they a.
present rest.
The French papers urge tariff wal
against the United States if the Mckinley
bill should pass Erastus Wyman, in ad
dressing q large audience at Niagara or
Thursday on the relations likely hereafter Il
exist between Canada and the United States
said the duties imposed by the Mckinley
bill on farm products meant ruin to th'
Canadian farmer. Headvocated recpEocit,
instead.
The schooner Annie E. Moore and tw'
her vessels were wrecked fl Cape God II
the gale of Wednesday last. The Moore
crew, consisting of FIVE men c!nng to th
rigging but one of the sailors became ex
nausted, and big ses which swept the dech
carried him away. A lifebost crew went t
the rescue of the surviving III mbers and al
hands were safely taken aboard. Tine orew
of the other vessels must have been lost
The storm was one worst for years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30
White Caps.

BANGOR, Me. Aug. 3O.-One hundred
men wearing white capa and masks called
at the house Of Daniel Woodmau in Oiding
ton at midnight on Thursday and upon De-
ing refused sdmittauca demolished the door
aud entered the house, and made thorough,
but unsuccessful search fer Woodmsu. They
bad made arrangements to tar and feather
him for wife beating aud other Offences.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30

NOT THE HARVEST MooN.-Farmers and plan
ters may Coagratul tie themselves that tho moon
which fulled last night is not the harvest moon.
The harvest moon is tho full moon on CT nearest
the autamnsl equinox and is regarded IS psrtcn.
fulls it rises from night to night more nearly af
ter sunset than any other full moon of the year
thus prolonging the light needed for securing
crops AS the harvest moon does not arrive until
September % our satellite will this year lend her
aid to farmers almost to tho utmost OF her lii'r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30
COMMUNICATED.

The FLORISTS To those who remained
a. homa this summer, either from choice or
necessity, We would auggsat walk or ride,
either morning or evening. to cur Fl ,rists,
Metsrs Slater ard Robertson, whose gardens
are now lied with every variety OF lovely
booming Il 1wers. and whore shade invites
to refreshment and rcpose. The hosts and
hostesJes are courteous and hospitable.
VISITORS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30
Telegraphic RreYities.


The Manitoba and Northwest harvest is
now probably beyond the reach of accident
The yield of grain and roots is such az was
never surpassed and seldom tqaa!ed in any
country.
at Camden, N. J., this morning baby
carriage slipped from the grasp OF a boy
who vas pushing 1t and rolled into the
street. The child fell from the carriage and
its brains were crushed out under the hoofs
o. horse.
A cyclone passed ever Cold Water. Mich,
Thursday night, doing great deal OF dam
age. Factories were unrooied. large trees
we're torn up By the roots. fences leVeieo'
many orchards ruined, and outbuildinga
overturned.
Cbas H. Nichols, president aud cashier OF
the Nicholas Bank of kAcsas City, which
failed about week agc, was arrested ye'-
:erGsy fer the second time on The charge OF
receiving money on deposit when he knew
that The bank was in falling condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30
DRY GOODS.
p& Store closes this
evening at I O'Clock.
Other evenings at 5.

Parasols.-These are all that we
have left of this seasons stock, and
the low prices at which they are
being offered will no doabt cause
their immediate sale.
l 22-inch Green Surah Silk Par
asol. Reduced from Sc to $3.50
l ~ inch Changeable Cray Silk
Parasol striped with Black. Re-
duced from S. to S..
News in Upho!stery-We are
now showing full llne Of Tam
boured MuslIns. 80 inches wide, at
Is, 20, 81, 25, 81, 50, 40, As, GO
and Csc per yard Ths correct
thing for Bed Chamber and Sash
Curtains.
Velour Art Squares.
25 by rs. plain. 75c.
IS by &c, tinseled Sl25.
Mohair Plush in variety of at
tractive colorings, "a inches wide,
in crushed and plain. Sl25 and
1925.
Three-fold Cherry Screen, S feet
high, mounted in imitation China
silk. Only s.
Reductions in Tables BAN
boo Table. Reduced from $3.50
to $3.50.
Mahogany Table. Reduced
from SIS to Sd.
Antique Oak Table. Reduced
from SIS to 81.
l Natural Oak Table. Reduced
from SIS to 81.
l Mahogany Table. Reduced
from $l2 to 50 so.
l Antique Oak Table. Reduced
from $40 TO 81 so.
Also Ash Gard Tables at only
50 25 each.
Fourth floor
Druggists Sundries Remember
we are the sole egents for Lows
Wild Rose Soap. 35c per box Of
one dozen cakes
First II or
@ Goods delivered in Alex
andria.
WOODWARD & IoTHRoP,
CORNER 18th AND STREE IS N W.,
n
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IT Is estimated that the colored people Of
this couotry owu s26S 600 600 of property,
more than one-half of which is ir southern
States. And yet the republicans say the
psopIe who have accumulated all this
money in the few years that have elapsed
since they were slaves, have no right which
a southern white man deems worthy of re
spect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30

TIE pRoHIB1T1oNIsT Of Nebraska act
upop the idea that all is grist that comes to
their MILL. Save only and except on the
sutjsct of personal liberty, they are the
most liberal of all EeD, for on the State
ticket they have just nominated, they have
put the names of woman and negro.
They, like many other people, think that
variety is the spice of life.
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Missing

MANCHESTER N. H. aug. 3O.-sarah M:
caud, aged s. brought to this city fram Gran
iteVille, N j., By her father to he educated
In convent. disappeared I'll ursday. Her
father left her In the morning without bic
customary kiss. end after grisv;og over the
oversight the child left the house ard has
DO. since been seen. Il is thought che has
d,oap. herself.
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tempt to wreck the Chicago express was
made about two miles west of West Albany
this morning, where the COW catcher OF the
engine struck pile OF ties which had been
placed on the track. Fortunately the lies
were 10 such position as to be easily swept
aside. No damage resulted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30

Ell. Mccariy, wso shot and killed Chas.
Nedderman in Cincinnati Saturday night,
was arrested at Eranger, KY, last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30

To Gag is the twenty-a:ghth anniversary
OF the second battle OF Manassas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-30
LEMON ELIXIR.
a Pleasant Lemon Drink.

a PHEASANT Lem0n UTInK,
For bili0usness and constipation, take Lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach take Lemon
Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches, take Lemon
Elixir.
For sleeploasness and nervousness, take Lemon
Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility, take Lemon
Elixir.
For feveTs, chlls and malaria, take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in aay Of tie
shove diseases, all of which srse from torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys, bowels or blood
Prepared only by DR.. H. MOTLEY, Atlanta, Ga
5uc ana 81 per bottle. Sold by druggists.
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Attempt to Wreck Train.
ALBANY. N. Y, Aug. SO.-A dastardy at
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LIST DE LETTERS.

Tho following is a list of the letters remaining in
tho Alexandria, Va. postoticc August 30
Persons calling for letters will please say they are
advertised.
Adrort:snd lntters mt called for within two
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weeks. will be sent to the dead letter Office.
Ages, Miss. Kate E Karling, Mr..
Annison, Mr.. Lawson, william
Baker, Miss Sallio Miller, Mrs. Helen III
Blackston. Charlie Mortimer, Mrs. Tom
Black, NJ E Pean J C
Briscoe, Miss Maggie Pierce, VS.
Carter, Miss Elsie smith, Mrs. William
Corbin, Miss Eliza Stone, William
Croaa, Miss Sallie Thomas. Maggie A
Dent Thomas F Toler, w Liam
Dunlap Ii E TyrelI, A
Dunning. Mrs. Mary Wilson, Mrs. Jany
Hymes Rcy.