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Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-31
CAPITAL CULLINGS.
Consular Appointments, Bills Signed and
Other Items.

Other Items.
The president today sent to the senate
the following nominations: United
States consuls.-John f. Heath, Mime
sofa, at Funchal, MADEIRA Islands James
J. Peterson, West Virginia, at Teguci-
galpa, Honduras; John B. Richardson,
Kansas, at Malamorco, Mexico.
Thomas P. Hawley was nominated
for United States district Judge in Ne
vada.
Bills Signed.
The president has signed the meat in
spection bill, the agricultural college
bill, the sundry civil appropriation bill
and the act providing for an additional
clerical force to carry into effect the de-
pendent pension bill.
More Bonds to be Redeemed.
The secretary of the treasury tod ay
issued a circular for the redemption OF
100000 900 additional AZ per cent bonds,
under the same terms as the circular OF
August 21st. This offer will remain
open until the 10Th of September.
Barrundia's Death,
Acting Secretary Whorton has re-
ceived a cablegram from Minister Mi
nzer, dated San Jose, August Goth, con-
frming the reported killing OF General
Jose Maria Barrundia, on the steamer
Acapulco, while resisting arrest.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-31
First Fresno Raisins.

FRESNO, CAL, August 3O.-The first
carload of raisins OF this seasons pack
was shipped east today.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-31
walla walla Happenings.

WALLA WALLA, Wash, August So
Mrs. Leonard Sexton was fatally injured
last night while driving home from a
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-31
NATIONAL PASTIME.

The Colonels and Senators Again Easy
Winners.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-31

SAN Francisco, August 3O.-The gam
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Dt.J. Frank Walker. second son of Gen.
jams Woiser, Of Wytheville, died ct
| Florence, Ala, yesterday.
Een.y NJ. Meyer, proprietor of the Pal
ais Roytl dry goods store Richnond mad
an assign men yesterday. Liabilities $40 600
Mrs. Susan Smith, rel C, of Col VIM. t.
Saith, sno mother of Gsn. John II Smith
aud G. W Saith, Of LynchbRrg, died yes
tsrdey STE WAS MIST estimabie lady.
q foe new tanoery, located at Summer
lear, Acguets conn'v, was des'royed By e
Yesterday. Toe building, leather and bark
owned oy Z N k1oger, whose loss is Slo,-
eco
Mr.. Wi!!.sd n Utterback died ct his
residence, uear Marshall, on Tuesday last
he YVES ooe of tne odaat and Most highly
IS eemei f@,.nars in Fauquier county a
cha.ltaDir, Kildlv disposed, smlso'e man,
well su; i-goyapl9 Known il ail tbs section
of the S!age.
State Sena; or Feitfax, says tie Loud I'm
Mirror. elt asb week TO attend the Ne"
York horse show, bis handsome stallion
Matchiess bssg q competitor In the mack
ney class. Ia addition to "Mstohless,"
MI Fairfax bad some harness ponies also
IN exhibition, and ope Of them, ID diet,
bay mare IL banda high. took the second
prize in the olaas of ponies for harness which
we're judged on Monday.
Sac Tfassnrer A. ". Herman, second
auditor f. G Ruffi and Col Mor6on Marye,
auditor of public acc ouats, we're all 10 Ne"
Yors one y ast week The Impression
outside OF iii eisI circles is that The visit OF
these gen .,aen was in some way connected
vii the debt settlement. Col Marye, how
ever. Gays that this was rot their mission,
and tina. be knows no more about the y
colt plan Of settlement or anything Use
connected with tbs debt than he did before
be went to New York.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
The Thurman Reception.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. Is -Tc-1ay marks
thu 77.h anniversary OF the birth of Ailsn
g. Thurman, the "Od Roman" of O5io de-
uocracy, and the democrats of the nation
have made thu occasion one to do homage
to their distinguished mentor. AZ the az
mory this evening 1000 eueste, representing
ths intelligence and leadership CT the party
of the couu!rg at large. will be seated at tie
banquet to be given By the Thurman club
of this city to commemorate the occasion.
Ths city of Co'um5us is in gala attire snG
although the banquet is to constitute the
only pubic ceremonies OF the day the entire
CITY presents a scene of unusual activity
From early morning every incoming train
brought q contingent OF prominent demo
Gratis from abroad, and all day Judge Ihuf-
man has been the recipient OF congsaiu g.
tory cslls. Elk President Cleveland came IN
on an early train and at once proceeded 10
tbs executive mansion, where he ia the
euest of Gov Campbell. Az hour later
q. 8 Senator Calvin s. Btice arrived st The
mansion. and the ex-Prssidsnt snd himself
m ade an early forenoon call on the distlr-
pushed Ohiosn. GOV. Campbell Ia still far
| from we'll, and it ,s doubtful whether he
will be able to attend the bafq1et.
The sunshine OF the pleasant autumn dey
ssems to have added vgor to the frame CT
the Old Roman, who, as he shook the nano
OF Clevelan d, 60 warmly extended 10 con-
graduation, assured bis caller that he had
not felt so we'll for many months aud that
he hoped to weather few more years. Mr..
| CT 9velaud assured the Oh Roman that the
greetings of this day. which came from all
| quarters of the country, were but the spon'
taneous expression OF a grateful people to-
ward one whose proved and upsRerVing
career had Won for him alike the veners-
ton of his party aud the admiration of The
nation. 1--WE hope, Judge" said Mr.. Cleve-
land, "that you may yet be spared many
yesrs OF usefulness to SEQ the fullest fruition
of your doctrines and your teaching" at
IL o'clock this forenoon, o public reception
took ri zee ct The Governors office where ex-
President Cleveland met the many dil'
tuguishsd representatives, OF that party
which acknowledge him IS the leader.
Daring the reception at the State House
the firing of cannon welcomed Mr.. CieVe-
land to the State of OHIO. The crowd would
not depart without personally greeting the
ex-Peesident and line Vas formed and MIR.
Cleveland shook the hands OF his admirers.
By bis side stood Gov. Campbell, who had
ysntured out for The fist time during TIE
dav. Judge Thurman Gid not venture cut
to the c.pitoi reception.
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W eddingS.

Mira. There's Blackburn s eWart. dsug-
ter OF Senator Black burn, of Kentucky, was
married in WASHINGTON, yesterday, to CAP
tain William P. n Il, of the army.
Mr.. Thomas Armstrong, of New ork'
and Miss Christine N. BRANDON, were mar
rieG in fredericksburg esterday.
Mr. Arthur K. Davis, prlncipal OF the
Southern Female College in Petersburg,
and Miss Luo7 Pryor Nell waiue OF that
city were married yesterday.
Miss Fanuie Il all Bsuahman aud MIR. Il J.
ward Pendletcn Bos.w.!ghs were married
in Richmond yesterday.
The marriage of Mr. T. r Arohihal
Burke and NJ 8, E,teiie Hnogerford took
place In Richmond yesterday.
Mr.. George Richards Thomson, of WesE-
ingto,, and Miss. Maddux. 81 lest daughter
of Cu. F W. Maddnx. of Oak Hill, Eau
qu;er county, were married yesterday at
the fine old country place OF the BRIDES
father, which was the homestead OF Chief
Justice John Marshall. of Virginia. Friends
from New York, B liimore, and Washing
ton were present, aud the wedding pre-,
sents were unusually hsndsoms and val
liable.
MIR. Eugene F Robinson, of Washington,
and Mics Essie Courtland. only daughter of
Mr.. 81 G. Wallace. of Lsesburg. were mar
ried at the latter place on Tuesday.
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The Loss of the Serpent.

LONDON, Nov. l3.-Dstails regarding the
loss of the British cruiser Serpent have
been received. The disaster occurred OF
II o'clock Monday night. A heavy storm
was prevailing and the night was deDse'y
black. When the vessel struck her keel
was torn of and great hole was stove In
her bottom. she slipped off the rocks 10
deep water and Immediately fouDdered,
.ons of water rushing through the hole Into
her hull. a msiorisy OF the officers and
crew were below when the vessel struck,
and she sank so quickly that none of them
hal tue to resch the deck. There were
176 passengers on board. The three
sailors VITO managed to reach the shore,
were badly cut and bruised By being thrown
by tbs seas against the rocks.
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THE LAWS DXLAY-John Biyer, 81
years of age, has been prisoner in the
Vsuceburg, Ky..j Ill fer twenty-five gears,
charged with the murder of q family named
Forster 10 August, 1868 By some strange
chance the law has forgotten his ex-
existence and for 10 years he has waited for
trial that never Came. He has gown old,
gray and feeble, but DO Judge has asked him
TO plead, and no prosecutor has charged han
with crime. Indeed, hundreds of people
have forgotten that the jail contains such 3
prisoner, whiie the crime with which he IL
charged has become almost mere tradition.
In short, the story Of this inexplicahle delay
OF the law IS Blyer was tried aud convic :
ed to hang in JApuiry. 1869. He appealed
under the law inval!dating unsupported ne
p,o evidence against white man for MUIR
der. The U. g. Supreme Court passed on
the case, found errors in 1t, and sent it back
to the State Court for retrial. Why 1t has
never reached such retrial seams inexpics-
BILE bat an effort will be made to get 1t be-
fore the next term Of court. Most OF the
witnesses are now dead, and Blyer's identi-
~ has long been so completely sunk, even
at the Jail, that he was only spoken OF as
1.-The dead man in cell z"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-13

BIG CONNECTICUT TURTLEs.-There have
been many monster swapping turtles caught
iI Connecticut the past season, but the one
pulled oct of Chestnut Hill pond few days
ago will probably take the lead. Joseph
Father aud las Schsndelmeler were fish
ing in the pond recently when their
boat began gradually to drift against the
mud. Joseph pulled in line ne had set
over the stern OF The boat, and found he was
powerless against the monster on the end
Elias came to bis aid, and between them
they pulled to the surface big turtle. Ty-
Ing him there they made haste to row
ashore, where they landed the reptile. They
had to batter bis head to a pulp with stone
before they could handle him. His weight
was fifty.fgs pounds. D N. Smith caught
twenty FOUNDER in Heriland pond recent
~. snd after having him served up In soup
bis she'll vas taken to one of the cutlery fac
forles and made into handsome handles for
kniqes. Two hcye, fishing above the dam
in the Housstonic RIVER. were nearly drawn
over he fells by thirty pound turtle
They pulled for dear life, aud when a mae
came 10 their aid they we've enables to get
the turtle into the boat, where he made
things lively until his head was chopped Gil.
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Political
however.

CHICAGO, Nov. 13-rhe three members
of tue Legislature elected on the farmer
ticket at the late election. who hold the bal
ance Of power on >nt ballot for U 5, Sem
tor, declare that they propose to use their
advantage solely f,rtbe benef OF the Farm
ers' Alliance.
PIERRE. S. D., Nov. 10 Corrected re-
turns received from all the oountiesin doubt
show that in the Legislature the House will
probably give four mejority flr the demo-
Observation-Disclosures, while the Ssr-
ate will hava not less than three, giving
them seven majority on ,iut ballot to elect
a Uoited States Senator.
DEsMoINEs, Iowa. NV 10 Complete
official returns elect the enure republican
State ticket by plura!ities ranging from 1850
to 3779
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Court of Appeals Yesterday

Bl ,use against Common wealth. Writ OIL
error snd eupersedess refused to judy
msnt rendered by the Corporation Court OF
the city OF Alexandria on the 17sh OF Sap
TENDER, 1890
Smith against Common wealth. Writ OF
error and supersefess refused to iud9-
meut rendered By tbs Corporation Court OF
the city of A!exandiia, On the 18Th OF Sep
TENDER, 1890
Davis against Tho Farmville and Pow
batsn Ra;l-oad Company. Writ of error
and supersedeaa refused to q judgment
rendered by the County Court of Powhatsn
county st ,he July term, 1890.
Motley & Co., against Frank and ais.
Arqued ami submitted.
f lical Bullion Company against Columbia
GJid Minlog Company. Passed.
Tune against Faliin. Submitted.
Davis against Gordon. Set for 26.h No
7ember.
WnitIccE against Johnson. Argued for
appellant.
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VIRGINIA BAPTIST AssoCIATIoN-rhe
Virginia Baptist Association resssembled in
Richmond yesterday morning, President J
Taylor EIlyson in The chair. The report o.
the treasurer showed collections by the ak
boards during the year to he about $50, OOC
and expenditures ahout SOL 900. The re-
ports of the State mission board and com
mittee 90 preparation were considered sno
adopted They show Baptist work to be Ia
Il most prosperous condition.
The report of thu s ate mission board
shows that during the year SO dictionaries
we're in the service of the board. Seventeen
nj these were 10 Tidewater, Is IN Piedmont,
% In the valley and 81 in the Southwest.
rhesa missionaries report So converts. The
gork uuder the direction OF this board was
reported in more prosperous condition than
ever before.
The Association at night considered fol-
sign miasions The report shows that dur
iag she year 5000 he's been raised.
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Menu York Stock Market.

Nav YoRK.-10:05 q. m.-Ihe STOCK
market opened weak. The list showed
81 the opening decline of from ! 10 2: per
can't. The North River Bank did not re-
su ne business this morning as some expec :
ed. The cashier stated that although the
bank officials felt sure that it would pull
through all right, it could not resume bus
ness for several days to come.
1890 q. m.-The market bes become
comparatively q list aud the general list a.
ter fractional dsclioe from the opening
has recovered. Toe tons Of The market is
firm to stroog aud steady advance is in
progress.
N,on.-Monsy is tight at y per cent. The
active business WAS sustained in the stock
market after IL O'Clock, but the high prices
Of the first hour here not surpassed, and
declining ten1eucy Vas developed. Oalg q
portion OF the early advance vas lost, how
ever.
All sorts OF stories are goGS around Wall
street. in regard to the affairs OF the North
marican. l. is reported tnae the cohph'
ny's assets have ell been pledged TO secure
debts und that nothing remains for the
stockholders. Tee eff ;ials of tbs company
say that the company Is solvent.
and that the reports as to the condition are
uufcunded and extremely unjust. The
company has no Outstanding call ooiisz-
lions and its line loans ara held by con-
parstiyely few persons and institutions o.
great Fl oarcial strength aud are abua lantiy
secured by collaterals.
2:15 p. m-The stock market, after II
o'clock wss rather quiet 10 comparison with
the heavy trading of the past few days, AID
with fra tone the beet prices OF The fore
noon were generally sgsin reached, D.
cided weakness developed toward p. NJ.
however.
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FROM WASHINGTON,
Especial Correspondence Of The Alexandria Ga=ette.
WAsHINeroa y. e.. Nov. l3 1890.


WAsHINeroN. y. e.. Nov. Is, 1890.
Intelligence here to-day from Kansas ia to
the effecu that the few democratic members
of thu legislature OF that ate-twe!ve-are
go disgructled at the failure of the Alliance
men to stand By the terms Of the bargain,
" tich WA that The democrats ehonld vote
FOR Alliances congreesmen and the Alliance
to vote far heir State ticket. that they will
int go soon vote for the return OF ingalls, to
The Senate as not, end that the Alliance
men are sbcu, equally divided between two
of their Own members, and would rather
see ingalls, reelected than have any BODY
except their isvorite succeed, 80 that, after
all. there is a chance that Senator logslls
msy succeed himself, and, hi5 friends here
think, good ore.
William Pcpe of this city, clerk In the
Third Audi of'5 oflice, dropped dead from
an apoplecsic stroke 10 the Treasury bu!lG-
| ing this morning. He wss SO years OF age
and had been 10 the public service for Il
yeara. His son, Wm. 81. Pope, Ia well
known through his Newspaper connec ions
la this city.
q Telegram received here to-day says ths'
I. will be i'm possible for Senator Daniel o.
Virginia TO at-eud the Thurman banquet al
Columbus, OHIO.
A knowing republican politician from she
Petersburg, Va. district, here to-day, says
that ali the members of the republican com.
mittee Of that district voted for Epee, The
democratic candidate for Congress-, end tna'
Mahone Is the eel cause OF the defeat mol
only of Lsnes:op, but of Browne and Bow
| den, and OF the election OF Wise in the Rioh
mond district. He says the refueal of Wad'
dill to vote for Langston wes inexcusable, at
the republiears did what was never done
before. counted ballots rot put in the ballot
box. in order 10 give him his seat, and that
hesthen's gra itude would have compelled
him to grant their request and run agalt
even if sure CT defeat. though defeat was By
40 means certain. He says Gen. Malone ii
now dead cock in he pit, has no Influence
with either party, and that the negroes &c
| spise bi1D.
The following changes in the 4sh class
posscffices of Virginia were made to-day
Birch, Dickinson county, @. w. jackson
appointed postmaster, vice d. E. Mieil'ns
removed; PagDes, Fluvanna county, q.
Fenson, vice S. l. Burks. resigned; Thsx
tons Bedford county. Virginia ]. Mosby
vice E liza J. Mosby, deceased.
There is g rumor ahoat here to-day to to-
effect that the Louisiana lottery company
with their seven million surplus deposited
in New York, ard Jay Gould, bo'h having
pa.ura erounde for spite against Postmaste
General Wansmsker, pooled their interest
10 CRAFTY ir, and by attacking his RAILROAD
stock fa1sezed him go tightly that he wa
compelled 10 mortgage even the house Il
, which ne lives.
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OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

According to the rnles, meeting of the Board
of Aldermen WAS held No rember H. 800 There
were present : Wm: II. Marbury, esq. President,
aud Messrs Burke, Hinken, Bryant and 1homp.
son.
Upon the resolution to repair the square on Lee
street, between Queen and Princess tire Committee
On Streets reported tina. they would recommend
the square to be paved and the curb set under the
33d section of the city charter, but do not deem it
advisable to commence work at th s time. but i'll
direct the SupeIiu tendent of Police to put the
square in rasssbls C n1i.ioa for the winter"
aud Don the petition OF John A. Ma shsll to lay
the gutter and reset the curb in front of his prem
i5es on Henry street, near King, the same com.
mttee reported that Trey would recon- mend
that the superintendent of Police be directed to
reset the curb aud repair the gutter ~iOm cost 10
the CT q. the petitioner furnishing all necessary
material and paying for the labor" Both reports
were adopted.
The scion of the Common Cornell at its lass
meeting upon the petition Of t J. FsnIop to e1'
tend the sewer thrcu.h his lot was toncuTreo I'D:
A communication from T. L. Carne. Preelaeh'
of Shs Hydrallion Siesm Fire Engine company
concurr with The Columbia Company IN re-
co,nIneoding Geo. r. Hill "a Fire Warden from
the Fo1rth ward, was received from he Common
Council.
Teste NJ. Z. 'iHoHN |ie' n.
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Central American Wars

SANTA ANA, Salvatore, Nov. -. "A dispatch
from the frontier says the garrison in Amapa'a,
200 strong, hss gone to the relief OF President
Bogrsn, OF Honduras, st Tamsrs Small iorc ;
from sll parts of Honduras are fastening toward
the Pre- ident's headquarters but it is believed
that with al the forces he can 70 sibly gather
he viii not be able to cope with Sanchez
amy. Salvador Nicaragua and Cost. Rica, it
sid, have taken neutral stand but viii preyens
;nterfereece Oh the part of Guasemtl. in the in
iernaI ST .iIs Of any o. the other republics.
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VIRGINIA METHoD1sTs.-Tne one huu
dred and eighth session of the Virginia cor
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Churct
South began in Lynchburg yesterday. The
attendance was very large. Bishop Hsr
grove, OF Alabama, presided.
After the preliminary religious service;
DR.. Paul Whitehead was elected secretary
and De, p. II. Peterson and s. 5. Lam
breth assistant secretaries. The usual com
mittees were appointed.
Reports of the presiding elders ali sbo"
ed fourisbipg and encouraging condition
in finances, church sccessous, ne" oullo-
ipes, missionary matters, s.. The number
of conversions during the year aggregate d
$3.50. Abcu. $50 ministers are Ia attend
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Fatal Railrnad Accident.

SALEM, Osu., Nov Is Shortly after o:3O
o'clock last night the Pacific train south
bound went through trestle over Lake
Labish, about five miles from Salem. The
engine, tender, mail, baggage and express
cas-, smoking car and sleeper were broken
to pieces, the engineer, fireman and an un-
known man were killed, and twelve or
more passengers were irjlred. The bridge
is GOO feat long and 20 feet high.
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A Desperado Arrested

EVANSVILLE. Iud., Nov. 13.-Wm. Tur-
ng:on elias William Reeves, who two
years ago, killsd two men, but previous to
tat had murdered another, ard sutse
queutly killed tho sheriff who attempted to
arrest him, and who has taken part IN
several train roaberies. was tried, found
gully, erd was to have been hanged on
Friday of this week, but escaped, wss again
arrested yesterday at Caseyville, Ky, and
! DICED In iail,
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TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. As
stated Ia the GAZETTE yesterday in Wall
street yesterday the stock market was me-
terially batter, ths close bsing active AID
strong ut tae bignes5 price, OF the day,
laree sales OF stocks we're made under the
rule for ate aecount OF brokers who suspend
cd On Tuesday, and there were couple
mors uuimportant failures, but theae did
not interrupt the Upward movement.
Money was stringent most of tue day, but
vent down to per caat., and closed at that
6sure. TIE North RIVER Back was tenn
porarily placed in charge of the State bank
cxaminer, because Of the exhaustion OF funds
uader 8 pressing dAnaod Lass week the
clearing honse circular showed the North
River Bank as having a capital o. S240 OOO.
a surpus of Sis 500 LAM, - 600 0l3 de-
posirs 81. 975 0O0, and cash ON nano S27O,0 OO
This is one of Inc banks which had 10 De
helped cut by the clearinghouse on Tues
day. IL loaned too much money, according
10 the statement of the cashier. the amount
involved. V!ce-Presiden6 Brokaw said last
night, was less than $50 900. The ST ss OF
listed and unlisted stocks yesterday aggre
gated over 600 900 shares, ard OF railroad
bonds S2,143, 600 The Treasury Depart
msnt purchased 737 900 ounces Of silver at
103.02 to 103 50.
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nSy>NBs JARLEY's THANKS Before re-
,utnlug to the shades of private life Mra.
ia Ley wishes to thank frat her "hsgers,"
y no one eDd ell deserved the hsttering ap'
probation bestowed upon them Tuesday
night by cultivated and appreciatlVe an'
deuca; the mus ana who almost at mo-
meats notice, came to her relief ADD charm
ed the audience eod Inspired the "6ggers;;"
NE. J. NJ. Brl. who not only gave the use
Of the OPEN House, did all The advertising
printing etc. refusing auy remuneration
whatever. Himself aud bis obigiDg fore
man, Mr.. Markell. did everything in their
power to assist and tighten the labors of the
maoaSer-nor is this the first time Mr.. Hill
ms been so generous and obieing. for Cd
various o. her occasion be has acted In the
as me liberal and pubic spirited manner to
charitable performances and seam5 to take
D pleasure 10 doing So The different mer-
chants who kindly loaned her Necessary
articles, and lastly but not least, to our en-,
Gent nollc4 force Who Kept perfect order and
csused everything to Dsss of in sstlsiac-
tory manner to Mrs. farley.