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New-York tribune., 1891-08-25
NEW-YORK. CITY.


Drcnch,pg showers yesterday put an additiohai
touch Of cleanliness the streets-Beattie ""asn
In it,"
The Lancashire Fire Insurance Company was iin"- m
vsrtenty reported having $4,000 insurance on no
Mace Building destroyed by the Mott Haven nre nSV
week This company had $4,000 on the stock In inc
two warehouses which were burned
More than 100000 bushels of wheat ana 'nc ul-
usual quantity of $4,000 bushels Of rye arrived hero
Yesterday by canal and rail-
Ten Hebrews arc now detained at the Barge o'ncc.
Coroner Levy hos offered 10 give bonds Tor hu'noc
f them hnt 50 far General oBeirne has not accepted
the proposition.
Captain Poe commanding Troop A. N. q. s. NJ L.
sent 10 the Controller yesterday his companys esu
mate of necessary expenditures for 1892 as ioiiows
Armorer 81 AGO. janitor. 81, ,4e0; one iaoorer' o'o
total, 90, $50.
Conn. 20 +ba 0owntown fruitstands retail fifteen
baskets of peaches day on good days. besides seinne
other varieties of fruit.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY,

WHAT UOi4NV Nv
Pork Place disaster investigation.
Jerome Park races, 2:30 p m.
Board OF Aldermen, City Hail. p m.
police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Richard S. Newcombe will case, Surrogate's Court
Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps festival, Washington PARK
evening. - -, .,
Kings County League Of Republican Clubs so' IL
Rockwell Place. p m - ,,.,..
Central Association of Liquor Dealers, No. b2 omoi
Square, D. IN.
Tpird Ward Republican Association, Brooklyn, p M
Music IN Mount Morris Park by list Regiment Bana'
ID, m.
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PLAINFIELD.

Every Sunday night for six weeks two or more
bonses here have been entered by burglars. Last Sun
day night Mrs f. W. Brollaw Of East Fourth-st., was
awakened by some holding lighted match over
her in bed she thought it q member OF the family
and asked him what he wanted whereupon the man
dropped the match and lie escaped through the
front door. He secured nothing. benjamin Moore's
hose in East Third ST. was also visited the night.
Fifty dollars in money iewelr worth several hundred
dollars and a gold watch taken
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25
OUTRAGES on CHINESE.

Helena, Mont. Aug, 24.-WIthin the last few weeks
n Chinese crusade has been In progress in MlssouIa
a number Of hOt-heads advocating force TO drive
them away. Immense mnss-meetings were held at
which It was resolved to boycott all Chinese and all
persons employing patronizing them. Yesterday
party Of fifteen masked white ralded the ranch Of
prosperous Chinese gardener near this citx. COM
pletely demolishng the cabin with all It's furniture
They beat one inmate In a shocking manner. Another
was tarred and feathercd ana his cue cut or third
escaped by swimming tho river.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
AIurMARLE--A Won Mumm, Of the German Leeauon'
a, w.shInpton BRUNSwICK-The Marquis and Mar
chioness do casa Montalvo. OF Havana FIFTH AVENoH
Charles Emory Smith, U. S. Minister 70 Russia.
GIISEY--Aimaro Sato, OF the japanese Legauoh a'
wa.h,noton GRANp-Colonel @. n. hcber, u D. Army
uoprM Congressman Roger Q. Mills. of Texas, and
charles Tracey Of Albany. ST. JAMES-outerorioge
-. q, Maryland yICToRIA-The Marqms de
Alta t;racta OF Havana
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25

MOUNT Observation-Disclosures were In an easier
state of mind yesterday than they had been for two
weeks before, for the pressure Of water had resumed
It's normal condition 1t not the heavy storm Of
sunday night that brotght the relief although it will
contribute materially to the needs The delay in
supplying the deficiency, aud the dscomforts caused
TO everybody by entirely shutting off the water
SATURDAY, and deprvlng the people Of Il for twenty
four hours, not due TO there being no supply to
draw from, but IL was due 10 the fact that
fortunate mscalculaion had been made In the syphon
pipe connections between Hugucnot Lake and the
reservoir at Pehamve. When the work had been
finished the water company found that the water would
not run through the syphon Then Trustee How
land who had been at work from about noon the
previous day TO get water for the people, authorized
the water company to use the steam fire engine to
force the water through the pipes. The engine was
taken to the reservoir, and the pumps were
started the water came. All day yesterday there
the old-time pressure and supply Thomas
+. Hodge eX-Deputy County Treasurer, who Is the
Worshpul Master OF Hiawatha Lodge Of Free Masons
has gone to Europe for vacation; this being bis first
cutting in fifteen years. He will visit reirtves in
London, and make trip to Paris and other places OF
the Continent Is e man2serS Of tn the Mount t
e. ntcreg contests r TO taEe RaSe on - the e new "
all actual residents Of the town. and the prizes will
be gold medals for the winners and silver medals for
the seSonds The contests & s vii bS be 100 and 400 @ ySS
bicycle race, Onc-me walk, ana running high jumps
POFTCHESTER. Officer Hylcr arrested Mathew
Denton yesterday at PortcheStcr for striking James
Cunningham with an iron bar during quarrel. 1t
/, thought Cunningham viii die. Denton is in the
county Jail.
WHITE PL.INS.-The ladies' fair under the auspices
Of st. Johns Church parish opened last evening In St.
Johns Hail. in IIamitOn-ave Five handsome booths
have been erected and these are laden with hand
some articles. The proceeds will be applied toward
cNtngushng the debt the large parocial school
huding erected a few years ago at an expense OF
53S 900. The Republican town committees In
All The county towns are calling caucnses to elect dele
gate, 70 the respective nominating conventions soon
70 assemble The local contests this fall are TO DO OF
more than usual interest
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
A MIDNIGHT FIGHT WITH A BURGLAR.

MIDNIGHT FIGHT WITH A BURGLAI'
Peter J. MITCHELL who keeps a llquor-shop at Wells
and Warburton aves., Yonkers. late on sunday night
found burglar cOOlly ransaclInc the place. The man
had rifcd the money drawer and gathered whatever
had seized his fancy. When no Mitchell lie made
desperate effort escape, and struggling TO free him
self from the lltter's grasp, pointed revolver at
5utchclps head. Don't shoot" said the latter,
will let you CO." The burglar then fled into the dark
moss leaving his booty behind. lie had forced rear
door, and securing an unloaded revolver which was
living about had carefully loaded IL.
After the burglars escape Mitchell informed tho
police. The burglar had been identified as :" Jalde'
Fns. and Patrolman william Carroll lay In ambush
near where Falls lived, in Elm-st. About midnight
the latter came along and the officer pounced upon
him. Then a desperate struggle followed Twice the
ruliian shot Carroll the first bullet passing under
his arm and the second plOughng furrow across his
scalp. Carroll finally felet Falls with his club and
took him to the police station. Yesterday Falls was
committed without bail to await the action OF the
Grand Jury By Judge Tlayer.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25
uNABLE TO STOP THE DISSOLUTION.
II

AT a special meeting of the Brooklyn Eectr1c benV
md Power Company yesterday, at No. 1O1 broadway
resolutions we're offered by Noah L. Cocheh 10 pre-
vent the dissolution of the company. The resolution
sor dissolution was offered and passed by the boau
of Trustees in February ast Many Of the stockholders
otecte TO the course taken by the board, and con-
siderable excitement prevailed. III voting LISA sAares
cf stock out OF the 3,500 were rcpiSScnted by the
majority who ind0Ised the trustees. The company
las been unable to get any privileges from the au'
.,,riti.. ~ the cty OF Brooklyn. Dissolution pro
ceedings ate said to have been taken to oust captain
Noah L. Cochnn, formerly trustee and for some ume
urSident of tie company, and then TO carry on new
company which has been organized by those oPpoSeu
20 Cochen
When the meeting was called TO order, President
enyle was asked to read statement he had prepared
lie said that In the opinion of the trustees oacKeo D
Tho opnioy of counsel, the company haa DO loe"i
siatzns The company had afso been informed Dy
corneol he said, that s68 shares Of stock held by
(ochen ware void, and had no existence In law Mr'
Cocheu inst oNerel resolution that the trustees
rescind their action for dissolution Ihls was 0S 10y
:. vo5e OF 953 to l.224. lie then offered resoluuons
askinr that five trustees. who have acceptga once IN
lie rival company, be asked TO resign Ihese reSo-
buttons wcro also lost.
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100 Yorlx-st, made complaint Of mnnsaughter
against her stepmother and the latter was arrestcu.
county Physician Converse reported that he couo nov
find any external evidence that death was the resu,
90 violence but that he discovered an UNUSUAL
.roont of blood on the BRAIN lie could not trace u
q. the effect Of blow. DR.. Converse said ne ,, alS
Covered evidence OF pneumonia. Justice O'Donuttiiii
adjourned the hearing in the case OF Mrs. shea uii'''
Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25

A rear tenemcnt-house at No 17O steubenSt SeV
tied two feet late sunday night The building was
Inhabited by colorcd people, who thought 1t wouu
collapse and they fed 10 the street screaming Tor hep
some orc sent out realarm and tho engines dashed
up to the place.
Martin Mulry, wealthy Democratic POLITICIAN VINO
is not in" with the ring, and who lives ut No. W.
Barrow-st. was standing corner on M0rilS-st on
Saturday night. The policeman on that post had been
Instructed TO drive away all cornercafers Whch nc
saw Mulry he ordered him 10 move on. Mnlfy leiuscl
and was arrested lie gave bail 10 appear ~ court
yesterday morning. The Justice, Yesterday WIN nc
remark that he was old enough to know he snOulo
move on when told to, fined him So and Alr MIIiy
was placed m the prsOn-pcn until his iine was pi'u
An investigation Is being made by Chief Murphy
into the story told by Lizzie BOtt, nineteen years od
who lives at No 223 Third-st.. New York The girl
says that on last Wednesday night she was lost In
SchuetZcn Park, and young man volunteered to snow
her the exit. Before going ont, she says she drank
a glass of beer with him, and she at once became
stupeed she SAYS the last she remembered was lnat
the voung man forced her to so into house on Leon
ard-st When the girl left the house she was arrested
for drunkenness, and sent TO the county Jail for thirty
doys Some person. on saturday, made the justice ac-
duanted with the alleged facts, and he ordered inc
drs discharge, and placed the case In the hands oil
Chief OF Police Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25
HOROKEN
lfOBDkEN.
PERHAPS A BLOW DIDN'T

PERHAPS A BLOW DIDN'T KILL HIM.
A postmortcm examination made by County
Physician Converse aud DR.. Wengcs yesterday on tho
BODY of Edward Shea, Of No. 81 Colden-st The boy
before he Gied said that his stcpmother Annie shea.
had struck him back OF the ear with a door knob
When he died his sister, Mrs. George Farar. OF No.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25
NEWARK.

EIGHT MORE CASES OF TYPHOID FEVER
rirbt now cases Of typhoid fever were reported TO
Tho Health Board yesterday. The cases are attrlou
table TO impure water, and especially wen water
The Health Board censured for It's negligence auu
lncapacity in permitting wells which have peeh ~
ported to be poisonedsby sewage to be used III Wv
r.sc of one well which c0mpalheo U, " -
nhysclan an ordinary Inspector was sent 10 l0oh Y I
he water, and reported that ii appeared 70 DO ''
rgbt Nothing further was done In the matter
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25
o,v,xc . PURSE TO A JAIL CHAPLAIN.

GIVING A PURSE TO JAIL CHAPLAIN.
The friends the Rev. Jacob g. Bass who has served
s Protestant chaplain at the Kings County Penentary
and the RAYMOND Jail for quarter OF century,
presented 70 him purse containing 5000 on Sunday, in
honor OF the anniversary OF his long service Speeches
vero made by Dwight Johnson, Of the Church OF the Pill
,,ms Poster L. Backus ex-Assstan: District Attorney
tbe Rev Henry &. Cronin, Miss G. E. Conn, DR.. g. lie
Inrhenr and Mr.. Bass
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25
THE RoBBER LOCKED UP THE BARTENDER.

A curious robbery perpetrated yesterday morning
I'm the liquor shop Peter Muller at No 125 fulton-st
Charles Glakers bartender had occasion to go ino
Charles Gleef, the bartender had occasion TO go INTO
the cellar While he there fastened the
Oor to prevent and then decamped with 500 from
the cash drawer end gold Watch, worth $50 L: was
some time before secured release and no trace OF
Vle robber has been found.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25
ENGINEER VlIUs BODY RgcovrRED.

saratoga, y. V. Aug 24.-rhe body Of Charles Vail
Of Bro 'klyn engineer of j. r. Tomns's steam yacht
Georgana. on Saratoga Lake who was washed over
board ana drowned on Snake lill on July II, re
covered to-day floating In the Lake,
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25
Announcements.

A. Use SOZODONT when you have eaten;
Use SOZODONT your breath TO s"ecten;
Use SOIuDOSr to ad digestion. To-
Use SOZODONT and ask no question
Preserve your molars and you wont
Regret the use OF SOZODONT.
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THE MOTHER OF rWExrY-FoUR CHILDREN.

gebecca Isubensten, a portly Hebrew matron
ODESSA landed the Barge once yesterday from tho
seryta surrounded by twcntyour Of her offspring and
followed at respectful distance by Mr Rubensen, who
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25
Dir. MARY wOOLsEY H0XoN's OPINION or
M a. "a l r O u

os Wost 4jth.st.. Ncw-York July : 1soi
Since making trip 20 Colorado last ycar and lc.1iur
ynccG o the absolute purity of he iinnifou Nntc
haNe hccn using 10 in family ~ table water IN M.
exclusion o all others and have recommended Win nm.
varying success patients n the ,.iullatvn
r ehssrs and rccf for The various forms az dvs,rsia
The fact recharged With own gas adds ertv
20 its value "a stomach tnnic. ! am, Scry truly
MARY WOOLSEY NOXOE 81 ID.
Member Committing star HdhtemaHR Hospital ana star
Homeopathic Sdnddrum CO.
TUILE & sKIDMoRE Agents, 15o Franklln.st, n. Y
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MANY POLICEMEN TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL
The funeral Of Daniel j. Lowpry police captain Of the
I,iqh,seuth pr>cnct will take place morning at ST.
JaInesis Roman Catholic Church, in Jsyst An eeors OF
80 policemen twelve captains will attend led by
Two mounted squads representing eSch precinct Father
Mitchell will oonduo. the requiem mass. and Bishop
Toghlin will attend tire services The burial viii be in
Holy Cross Cemetery Resolutions OF respect were adopted
by the other captains yesterday and by the officers of the
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25
MARINE INI,ELLTGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

On, r,s. se Sets $40 Moon rises ioispm Moonssss Si
HIGH WATER
. n, aac .x Hoar - GOV. Island 0Ol Hel oLto li9f
1Mu-ssndy HG1S oOS GOV. Isaad OBS Hell Gate z;zs
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SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements ndn'itied into these column.
are recommended 10 tho readers OF THE TRIs.
NE ms thoroughly reliable, and busines. can bs
dsnc by mail with the advertisers with porfsc
sufefy.
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10 PROTECT IT'S CoNDU1Ts AND MANHoLEs

The Now.York and New-Jersey Telephone Company has
bs.uh proceedings the Supreme Court to prevent the
outv aight Company from tearing its conduits ana
,anAoes in Eastern District streets and TO recover *lSO
n, damAres already done The aidavts presented with
te proceedings aege that defendant Is preparing TO
tear out the plaintiffs conduits and manhos and TO blast
locks which will njure them and Injunction Is asked
Cor 10 u,ovcnt damage to the plaintiffs property
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Oentifrlc
IA the best tooth powder In world for preserving
teeth. 'lefreshng and delicious" % cents bottle.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25

TRIBUNE ALMANAC, 1891, the largest Aim,ase
over isssed by The Tribune. containing an wsoash
Ing nmount Of matter. Political. social ana ""au0i
yalnn bic Tor reference. - cents n eopy.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for. children
teethinp sotens gums reduces inflammation, allays
main cures wind collie and diarrhcea. rs cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1891-08-25
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE4.
JERSEY CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
MP PELOUBET WILL TRY AGAIN.
Tho troubIe that has existed for several weeks DC
tween J. Wesley BOthcen, president OF the lltic JAW"
Of "V1lIing Workers." who have held religious SCI
,1ces for some months In the old Marion Hotel ana
John Peloubet ex-presdent bids fair TO coh.i.Iuo
for long time. Because OF dlssension in the n,uo
eoc, President Pcloubct who is Also Justice OF the
poaco resigned his Office in the Willing NOfheTo
several weeks ago and severed his connection WIN
them Mr.. Botheen was elected to succeed MI rc'ou
het soon after this the ex-presldent caused the ar
rest of the president, and accused him Oh
Mr. Peoubet In his affidavit said that j. wesley
Bothccn had called him, in the presence OF othef
persons ga dirty drunken sncker,' md the august
expire sident denied emphatcally the allegation
The hearing was set down for yesterday, before
Justlce William A. Allen, and when the hour for IL
arrived goody number of the band OF "iiiine
Workers was present. Mr. Griffin, on behah OF Ihe
accused man, at once moved TO dismiss the case anu
quoted much law from the statutes to prove 'i'O
Justice Allen had jurisdiction In the case. MI
Ryerson for Mr.. Peloubet sneerd mt the Introduction
of technicalitics into the case, and taunted Nr'
Botheen about his socaed to be tried Tho
Justice waited for the legal eloquence to subsde ana
then he said This case Will 20 on
Mr.. Griffin here nterpOsed another obJection' anu
challenged the right of Justice Allen to try the cse'
because he incompetent to do so importantly lo'
he had declared the presence of the speaker tha ne
was going for BOthcen for causing to nave pup,
lished certain reflections on Justice Alien, ara uat
he would 60 for him as as he had hnlshed thiS
case If IL cost him $780," Justice Allen frankly au,
mitted that he had made such remark, but oechrSd
that would not bias his Judgment In the case beioe
him. However, inasmncn as the lawyer ulousnt IL
would he would dismiss the case. Mr.. FelOuDet ue-
cared he would begin the proceedings over aeilh
THE OFFICER DRANK, THE PRISONER FLED
When the " Owl7 train from Philadelphia entered uIe
Pennsylvania station carly yesterday morning Mchael
Uhlman of York informed Detective Morris tha'
n diamond pin valued at $3.50 had been stolen' he
pointed out two men whom he suspected MOTIFS
arrested one and placed bin In thc custody OF epeca
Oricer Dwyer, and he then went aitef inc othcr
The prisoner carried two satches, an overcoat ana
umbrella lie asked Dwycr to take him to CAB aho
the special officer did After placing the arucIes
I'm the cab the prisoner suggested that Dwyor ana inc
cabman 90 with him to beer shop for drink
The proposition was accepted. While D"ycr was
drinking his prisoner contrived 10 escape through
side door and he has not been captured yet lie Is
thought to be Kld7 Robinson, who is well known u
the police Morris arrested the supposed coe1erlt
and took him before Justice ODonell lie siiu tI ~
was J. j. Burton of No. 1,106 FalrnlountaVc. ny
denied any knowledge Of tho thett OF inc uldIohu
He was held for examination
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HENRY A. DANIELS, ". D.

n.
so WEST SSTH.ST
OF the Nervous System Genito Urinary organs
In potence and Sterlity. Hours 70 j, 70 g.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1891-01-20
Now Advertisements.
Guano w. B. Douglass.
Mules for Sales. B. Crawford.
g.esai Briefs.

AsCt&A
There are several cases Of IA grippe
in town but no one is seriously i'll with
it.
Our local made bad mistake in
reporting that the Rev. c. E. McDon-
aid was in town on Saturday. He was
informed that Mr.. McDonaldwas here.
Owing to the inclement weather
on Friday night and Saturday there
was no service at the a. r. P. Church,
and the communion services were post
pened for one week.
Mr.. J. S. Connor has our thanks fer
some splendid oranges. He showed
us = sprig sent him by his son, Mr..
c. E. Connor, of Florida, and from
whose grove the branch came, that
measures little over foot in length
and had as many as twenty seven
oranges on it.
-Messrs. J. W. McCreight and John
Brown, from Killians, spent Sunday
with their families. They report that
owing to the severe cold weather,
work at the brick yard has had to be
suspended for q while until the new
down draft kilns are complete. The
company lost about $4,000 brick by the
late freeze.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1891-01-20
BLYTREWOOU CHIPS.

The prayer meeting at Asbury
Church. Sunday night, was greatly
enioved. Rev. j. NJ. Hathcock was
present and made short address upon
the subject of prayer. There will be
3 series Of meetings held at Asbnfy
Church on the 18th by Rev. John
Smith.
Mr.. Lorick opened the public school
Monday, January y.
Mr.. W. D. Raines had rail splitting
aud Mrs. Raines q quilting. After
supper he rail-splitting and quilting
was converted into a socisble and then
tho young fo!as,took the most active
part. Music 1as furnished by Mr..
S. E. Wooten.
Mr.. J. w. Brown borrowed Mr..
J. A. Hathcock's one-hcrse wagon and
hitched his little yellow OK to it. He
then went of to Ridgeway with Get
no, Buck, we'll 60 to Ridgeway and
oct them oats" Before he arrived at
Ridgeway his OK had r"!n away nine
times. He got his oats from Mr.. Ruiz,
and putting them on the wagon began
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1891-01-20

to boast of what revenge he was going
to have on Buck for running away.
He reioiced that Buck had to return to
Blythewood Immediately. But when
Mr.. Brown had gone on his way home
about TWO miles, Buck ran away ttr-
rifcally with Brown, oats, wagon and
all, and struck against pine tree.
81 tell you," said Brown to Buck,
"vou had better work. I have killed
larger COWS than you" MI. Brown
frailed furiously on poor Bucks back.
Buck was not outdone. lie would not
repent for his wrongs, but fell down
on the shafts and broke them. Final
ly after comparing Buck with his
Satanic majesty and other euphonious
epithcts, and after few more kicks by
Buck, Mr.. Brown drove safely home.
January Is. W. A.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1891-01-20
MARRIAGE 1T BLYTREWOOD.

Married at the residence of the
brides father, DR.. S. W. Bookhart, on
the 1Ath inst, at l O'Clock p. nl., Mr..
Alfred NJ. Black to Miss Maggie Book
hart, the Rev. w. T. Deriu1, of Green
vile, officiating. Mr.. Black is a son
Of the late Samuel Black, Esq, and
bas many warm friends throughout
this county. The bride anf groom
boarded the north bound train at 2.52
.. n. fer Charlotte, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Black ls
new in the employment of WI. Davis
& Co., known as the great Racket
King of North Carolina. The best
wishes of this community 60 with our
young friends to their new hsme.
January IL, 1891. Z