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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-02

DANyILLY, VA. August l. Especial Mr.
Charles W, Harvey. a well-known business
man Of Danyille, died at Court.and. sta
ton on the Atlantic and Danyille railway.
this morning. Mr. Harvey went there
week ago 10 have little outing al the VIZ
ginia seaside resort, aud on Friday was re-
turning home on an excursion tram. lie
was overcome by heat, became delirlous
md at CORTLAND left the train. not KNOW
ing what be was doing, and fell TO the
ground. The physicians who were sum-
mOnedsat once pronounced his case hope
less. He fingered until this morning. Wnen
he died The remains will be brought mere
for interment. Deceased was a native OF
Charlotte county. but had been living IN
Danyille twentv-odd years he was the
senior member OF the firm of q. W. Harvey
& Sons. carriage and wagon manufacturers.
lie was worthy citizen and stood well IN
this community.
The primary election held here to-day to
name Democratic candidate Tor tne
mayoralty 10 al the uneIpiTed term OF the
late Mayor Graves was very quiet though
q heavy vote was pOlled. lhefe were h1e
candidates IN the field ana tue result s1 w. TSS
as follows Harry Wooding, 566 l. !. Tai
bott. 2sl: G.. ID. Richardson, l29' j. X. Nc
Cullev. 43: J. d. Blair, 3d. Woodlng
majority over all. SO.
An early morning fire in the residence of
William Cooper to-day did $500 damage.
The house MAS insured.
G. j. Il George Moore, small grooers OF
this city. made an assignment today Ihelr
liabilities are unknown.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

hiding IL. Assault and battery aud receiving
stolen goods will DO the charges against
these women.
The assault on the men was gererany cop,
demned by the leaders OF the strikers. ana
especially by the Amsigsmsted Association.
and they have aided in securing evidence
against the persons engaged In the ASSAULT.
There ia no sympathy for them either IN tns
Amalgamated Association OF out OF IL. ana
at the time of the assault these cowarus
were reprimanded by those who were trying
70 secure a safe exit for the Pinkertons.
The Pinkerton agency will take part IN
these prosecutions and has here lot OK
their men who were assaulted and from
whom property was stolen.
The attorney for the prosecution is pre-
pairing information in these cases. and a.
soon as they are completed the warrants
will be issued.
The Carnegie officials look for break 10
the ranks of the strikers In few days. and
by the end of the week expect 10 be run
ming full About 100 deputies arc on duty
in and about the mill ana this number VIII
be increased 20 300 very shortly.
Superintendent Potter reports that they
are all armed and that enough guns are now
in the mill TO arm every man In the employ
of the firm. Every precaution will os
taken 10 protect the employees and II noces-
sary force will meet force.
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Backbone OF the strike Broken.

HOMESTEAD Pa, August l.-Homestead' .
striking stee-workers are considerably
aci,ated tonight. They have satisfied
themselves of the correctness OF Supsrin-
tendent Potter's statement. that number
of former employees returned TO work To-
day. That the backbone of the strike has
been broken Is acknowledged by all save
members of the advisory COMMITTEES and
the more radical unionlsts
To-uight Mr. Potter said 10 United Press
reporter. Altogether sixty Of our former
employees have returned 10 work and We
have been informed that many more will
make application Tor their old places.
Twenty-seyen of our old men came 10 to-
day. Twenty-four of them found their
places still open. but the others am sorry
to sag were disappointed. But while they
cannot step into the positions they gave up
month ago, these men will be given work"
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,1h,ir,nan Oates' Report.

WASHINGTON. August Representative
Oates Ala chairman OF the subcommittee
which visited Homestead. Pa 10 invesu-
gate the recent labor troubles, mas com.
pIeted report on the evidence. The report
INCORPORATES FIVE subjects, which are thor
oroughly discussed. as follows
FIRST. whether the reductions of the scale
of wages Of the Carnegie employees are Jussi-
fable. ~
SECOND Whether the treatment OF the
employees was kind and just 10
Third. Whether the men were lustifed
in their conduct in the mill.
Fourth. Whether the Carnegie Company
was justified in employing Plnkerton men.
Fifth. What the jurisdiction Of Congress
is 10 the matter.
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Live Contest In the Rsleigh Distriot--Norti
State News

RALEroH. n c., August. Especial. !
Prominent Democrats from various parts OK
this congressional district are gathering
hare for the Nominating Convention which
takes place on Wednesday. Hon. b. IL:
Bum. the present representation who Will
be a candidate for renominstion. arrived
here to-day. The other candidates arc
Hon. A. ID. Jones OF this city. Hon. Charles
NJ. Cooke ot Franklin aud Hon. q. 3. Brad
shaw of Randolph. II is expected that the
contest will be quite heated.
A telegram received hero this morning an
nounces the death Of the mother OK Hon. y.
X. JerniRsn, Of this city, at her home IN
Hertford county this morning. she was
eighty years Of sge.
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residing in the west end OF the county. IL in
very precerious state Of health.
Smyth county's Sunday-schOol convention
will meet at Mt. Carmel church August 18th
next aud VIII remain in session 10 and in
ciuding the 18th
Mrs. f.. B. McNulty. OF Dawson. Ga. and
mother OF Mrs. John ". Richardson and
Mrs. Dr. T. T.. Brady. died at the
home of the former here at ! o'clock
lest "Wednesday morning. She had been in
feeble health before leaving Georgia.
The farmers of this section have har-
vested their wheat oats and hay the two
former being exceptionally good The fine
growing season extends a prospect Of the
finest corn crop for years past.
The sanitary condition OF the city, as re-
ported by the inspector at the recent meet
iuE Of the city council. Is much better than IL
has been for many years. There Is at
present not single case Of dangerous i'll
ness In the city limits.
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LOWRY. Va, July sI.-A white man who
gave his name as Marcellus Liggan was ar
rested here this morning by Constable ). D.
May, Of Forest. charged with breaking INTO
the house Of Booker Freshman (colored,, OF
Lynchburg, July 2sth. and stealing . silver
watch. 81 in money. pistol and jug Of
whisky, A description Of the fugitive was
telegraphed the authorities at Forest. and
Liggan answered tho description. lie
hayiag just passed through Forest,
the constable with several volunteers
started in pursuit. They chased him to this
place. out ne Jumped" west-oonnd
through freight and for the time escaped.
To-day be returned TO Lowry and Mr. .: r.
Cassell. recognizing MIN "a the man want
ed. telegrAphed the authorities at Forest
and officer May came up and arrested him.
He denies the charge against him.
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THE APPRoAoH or MFRS.

EOth the Little Satellites OF That Planet
Seen From the Rochester Observatory.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, August l.-Professor
D., p Todd. director of Amherst College
Observatory, who is a guest Of Professor
Swift. at the Warner Observatory. and Pro
fessor Swift last night observed both the
little satellites Of Mars with the siXteen-inch
telescope OF that observatory.
They are visible but during few weeks
in fifteen wears They were discovered and
last seen in 1877. This is the first time they
have ever been seen by any telescope in the
State Of New York.
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uH. 0nADsgoSEss ILLNESS.
Hsis "Doing Pretty woiI, but wants Care
Yet"

LONDON, August 1.-Sir Andrew Clarke.
Mr. Gladstone's physician, visited Mr.. Glad
stone at neon to-day. He reported that the
patient was doing pretty well, but wants
care vet" This Announcement is not e1-
actly reassuring 10 the Liberals. who had
been led TO suppose from yesterdays an
noupcements that Mr.. Gladstone would be
abroad today. II is known that he
passed a good night. and his friends are
sanguine that he will be able 70 be out to-
morrow.
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MARION. Va. August Especial. The
usual summer record here 10 the mountains
Of not over seventy degrees has been
broken. and duNng nearly all the past week
the mercury has climbed TO about ninety
degrees in the shade TIE intense beat has
caused considerable sickness among chi.
dreu. and several of the older citizens OF
this place have typhoid fever.
Sheriff NJ F Leonard on last Wednesday
morning lelt for Richmond. having IN
charge jim Dunn and Timothy Price both
white. who were convicted of housebresk-
ing at the July term Of Smysh County
Court and sentenced respectively 70 Elk and
three years In the penitentiRry. Both these
men were citizens OF Washington county
but oqmmittsd the robbery in Smyth.
Major M. b. Tate, prominent citizen
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tto,..h..a s,,l Ks.eat.aced,

PocAnoSrAs. Va. August L-lSpecal. J.
William Davis. Who is known as Horsehead
Bill. was brought back 10 1szeweh Court
house and resontenced to be hanged On
September 9th.
Talton Hall was also resentenced to es
hanged September 18th.
Colonel j. 5. Browning has beeu sp-
pointed a commissioner for the Worlds
Fair for this place.
A newspaper is 10 be started here.
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ALABAMA STANDS FIRM.
Governor Jones aud the Entire Demo
cratic state Ticket Elected.

NsOVeTUOT UOnUs HUI lHo FfRtF'v E'N"'|"
cratic state Ticket Elected.
MoNrGoxRRY, ALA. August t.-Returns
received at Democratic headquarters up to
9 o'clock assure the election of Governor
Jones over Kolb by an overwhelming ma
iority.
The election passed off quietly. onlya few
Disturbances of minor character being re-
ported. Returns come in slowly.
The Alliance sentiment IS considered
strong in the northern counties OF the State.
and il is probable that Kolb will carry seye-
raj of these counties. 80
His gains there. however. canpot possibly
affect the general result. and Governor
Jones with the entire state Democratic
ticket is elected by majority OF not less
than 5000.
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The Senate.

me SenfiNs
Mr.. Allison reported the House resolution
continuing tho sundry civil Appropriations
70 the ith OF August. and by unanimous
consent the Senate took il up and passed II.
While the Senate was waiting Tor some
signs from the House OF break in the dead
lock Mr. Vest Dem. Mo- called attention
10 q matter in regard % the Arlington
Mass. ,woolen mills and question OF We
racitv raised by Mr.. William Whitman. treas
urer Of the Association. as against hilnself
and Representative Warnerin the House. On
Information received, he (hr. Vest had
said that this company had declared dlyl-
dend Of nearly 80 Ier cent. DIR; whitman
VINO waB also president OF the National AS
location Of Wool Manufacturers and more
than any one responsible for the wool
clauses Of the Mckinley bill. bad written to
senator Allison asserting that il was abso-
lutely false that they mad declared diyi-
dend of 90 per cent and that their dividend
was only per cent. DIR. Vest said ne would
undertake % show that Mr.. Whtmen's
statsment was not only suggestio falsi. but
was known 10 be false at the time be made
Il. It WAS tue the mills did not declare a
dividend of 81 per cent, but they declared
dividend of per cent. and added $500, 900
30 their surplus Ar. Vest also read news
paper extracts 10 show that another state
mtnt Of Mr. Whitmans. that there had been
10 strikes at the Arlington Mills, was equally
erroneous.
Mr. Allison (Rep.. Ia said without any
personal knowledge Of the facts. knowing
Mr. Whitman as lie did. he felt sure there
must be some reasonable explanation OF IN 9
newspaper extracts read. which he thought
must refer 10 some other Arlington Mills
than those represented by Mr.. Whitman.
Mr.. Hawley (Rep.. Conn and Mr.. His
cock rep. n. Y. addressed the Senate on
She Hale tariff for revenue resolution and
ths Senate then al ourned.
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AFrER FoUB HUNDRED YEARS.
Celebrating Whore Columbus Left the Old
World 10 Find the New.

MADRID. August Admiral F. Montigo
tho Spanish minister Of marine. accom-
panied by his suite, landed at Huelya last
evening to take part in the Columbian
celebration. he was received with mill
tarv hOnors and was enthusiastically
greeted by crowds which had gathered
TO witness bis landing. The streets. which
were gaily iestooned. were filed with peo-
pie As the Columbus caraval Santa Maria
which had come from Cadiz. came 10 her
mo0rings salvos of artillery were fred by all
the foreigu vessels Ia the harbor. The ep-
pearance Of the Mexican corvette was the
signal for loud cheers for Columbus, Mexico
and spain.
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No Aetion as Yet.

The executive committee Of the Board Of
Visitors OF the Soldiers Home again waited
the Home yesterday afternoon TO take soms
additional testimony in reference 70 the pe-
tltion signed by hfty-one inmates asking
for a change in tho management OF the In
stitution.
A number Of new witnesses were called.
and the committee finally adjourned to
meet again at Mr.. n. v. Randolph's resi-
dence tomorrow evening.
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SsELBr. N. c., August l.-tspecial. Mr.
Lawson Harrill, marble dealer. was killed
almost instantly by stroke OF lightning To-
day while walking on the street 20 his home,
Mr. Hsrrili was about forty years old. and
leaves a widow and two children.
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Tho Democrats Of GreonsvIiIe.

PRTEBsBuRG, VA. August Especial. J.
The residence Of Mrs. Jane Kidd on New
street was broken into and robbed Saturday
night Of oil the provisions III the house and
lot Of clothing.
The Democrats Of Greensvile county had
fine meeting to-day at the county court
house. District Chairman George Mason,
OF Petersburg, WAS introduced 20 the assem-
oied crowd and made a speech ia which
he impressed upon the Democrats the neces-
sity of thorough organization and active
work from this time til election day. He
concluded by introducing Major Z. X. Las
sitter "a the Democratic candidate for cleo
tor for this the Fourth district If Virginia,
who spoke for two hours 70 a large audience.
Major Lassiter was followed by Judge
George +. Barham, who confined his re-
marks r1ainly to the tariff issues. At the
conclusion OF Judge Barham's speech Mr..
i. +. Weaver, the leader of the Third party
in the county, was called for. but the peo-
pie begun to leave sud he did not speak.
The Democratic party in Greensylle county
was thoroughly organized to-day, and those
IN charge viii make "a vigorous canvass with
every prospect of success. The Third party
has some following ia the county.
At the meeting OF the city council this
afternoon authority was given .he city
auditor to have the deed Of the Virginia
and Carolina railroad. with its franchises
DC, TO the city of Petersburg recorded.
A communication from DR.. G.. Y. Robin
son. president of the board of health to
the council was received, calling attention
TO the importance Of general vaccination
in the CITY. The last general vaccination
was in the year 1882.
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GAArrs scHKDULKD ron TO-DAY.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia az Baltimore.
Washington at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Louisville.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
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rules and pass bill sppsopriatlng $500
for the sufferers from the overflow OF the
Black and Ouachits rivers. Louisiana, but
the House Was in no humor 10 do ANYTHING.
No Quorum voted on the bill. aud after sew
eral dilstory motions and call OF the
hoHse with DO quorum appssrng,, the
House. at 2.2O P. NJ. adjourned until to-
nO-rON.
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One night last week thief took horse 3,
o,,. Vns ns nasture near Union belonging to
MIR. Jobn w. Martin: APPROPRIATED SET %
harness of ID. n. PiastsIs n,v u rarter,s % of
he hen psichborbood. and thus rigged out con-
tinued on his journey.
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runner ana burger new Oub ~ DuiuS' -
passed ball gave each runner base.
b. B.H. T.
Brooklyns. ....OO1O1OOO1-3 l
Washingtons. o 00i003 0-5 10 2
Batteries Hart and Kinslow; Killen and
Berger. Umpire. Lynch.
BALTIMoREs. II; PHILADELPH1As. 1.
Baltimore. MD.. August 1.-Baltimores
defeated the Philadelphias to-day. Three
hits and an error by Hamilton scored four.
Carsey relieved Weyhing in the eighth.
Score
Baltimores. ...5OOOOO42O-1l IS 8
Philadelphiss 0 0000l00 o. 2
Batteries. McNahon and Robinson;
Weyhiug. Carsey and Clements. Umpire,
Emslie.
BosToNs. 4: NEW YoRKs, 3.
BosToN, August boston earned two OF
their runs. the other two were due to good
base running. Score;
Boston. .....OOO9OOO1O- 9
New Yorks.....t 400 90 o. 3
Batteries: Staley and Kelly; Crane and
Boyle. Umpire, Gahney.
PrrTsBUBos. G; cHIcAGos,2 2,
CmcAGo. August The Colts lost to-
DAVIS game through PARROTS error IN the
third. The Pittsburgs punched their hits
and netted five runs in the three innings.
Score:
X. 81. T..
Chieagos .... 100000 1000 3
Pittsburgs......O 3 0 90 ] 0 K
Batteries: Hutchinson and schriVer'
Ehret and Miller. Umpire, Hurst
cLEyELASD. z; ST. LOUIS, 2.
CLEVELAND, August, 1.-Cleyelands' hits
were timely and good fielding ana base
running put the local club at the head OF
the race. Score:
Clevelands. 49,. OOO99 9OOx- II
St. Louis. 49,. 0O100 90 o.
Batteries: Young, Cuppy and thinner,
Hawke and Buckley. Umpire. Snyder.
LOUISVILLE, 6; CINCINNATI, !.
LOUISVILLE. Kr.. August Tho Colonel:
won the first game at home OF the second
series today. Score:
r.. .B.H. F.
Lousvilles. 20 O291OO0x-
Cincinnatis. 20 90 ! 0 0 0 0 o. z
Batteries: Sanders and Weaver; Cham
berlsin and Vaughan, Umpire, hcQusde
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The Running Race.

New YoRK. August 1.-The results az
Monmouth Park to-day were;
First race. six and half fnrlongs-Firehy
first Jackstart second, Lithbert third.
Time. 1924.
Second race. fve-sighths Of mile
Prince George first. Sam Brayant second,
Imperatriee Oily third. Time 10zA.
Third race. seven-eighths OF mile-Air-
shot hrst. Alcalde second. Casanova third.
Fourth race. mile and an eighth-Lizzie
first Dickerson second. FrontenAc third.
Filth race. one mile-India Rubber first.
Larohmont second, Long Dance third.
Time. 1:44A.
sixth race. Eve eightbs os q mile--Dalsy-
rain arst, Tattler second, Hoey third. Time,
i:034.
GLoUcEsTEn, y. !.
First race. four and one-halt furloDgs-.
Poor Jonathan first, Harry II. second.
Henet third. Time. 58i4.
Second race fye-eighths OF mile-De-
visee frat. Emma Dlac second, Drummer
third. Time. 1869.
Third race. fve-eighths Of mile-Gene-
We've first. Ray second, Young Lottery
third. Time, i0jH,
Fourth race. mile and sirteenth-Jug-
gler lirst. Amos second. Mirthwood third.
Time. ii551f.
Fifth race. six and half furlongs-Eolic
first. Gloster second. Florimor third. Time,
1:271f.
Sixth race. seyen-elghths of mile--John
jaw S. first, Bonnie second, Bella third.
Time, l:40.
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Indre pnrrnmnrn Commits snleIde.

TAsLrY. Va. August lis SpeciaL l-EK-
County Judge Thomas G. Parramore com
mitted suicide late yesterday evening by
drowning himself in Folly creek. q broad
and deep arm OF the ocean. He lett his
home at Accomac Courthouse Yesterday
afternoon. rode about two miles down TO
the landing on Folly creek. hitched his
horse TO the fence and leaped from the
wharf into the water. He left note on the
table at home stating that he was falling in
body and mind and that he was tired OF
living. Search was made for his body last
night. The horse and buggy were found,
but the body was not recovered till this
morning.
Judge ParramOre represented Acoomac IN
the State Legislature during the war, and
was Judge of Aooomac County Court from
the adoption of tho present Constitution up
TO 1855. when failing health caus,d him TO
retire. He was a man OF marked aoliiy
and made one of the best Judges this
county has ever had. He was in his sixty
first year.
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Death Of Prominent Wholesale Druggist.


LYNcHBURG, VA. August Especial. J.
DR.. W. A. StrOther, one of the best known
and most highly esteemed citizens of Lynch
burg. and a leading business man. died OF
apOple1y at his residence on Diamond Hill
about 1880 o'clock tonight. after few hours
illness. He was at the store as usual this
morning, but complained of feeling i'll
about II o'clock and returned 20 his home.
A physician was summoned but found
him In extremis Dr. StrOther was
a native of Richmond and came
to LyDchburg before the war as a
young man. entering the drugstore OF John
IA. Wright as q clerk. He sfterward bought
expanded it. At the time of his death he
was tho head of one of the leading whole
sale drug houses OF the city and section.
He was twice married. His first wife was
Miss Mitchell. Of Bedford, daughter of Mr.. Il.
G. Mitchell His second wife. who survives
him. was Miss Langborne, daughter Of
Rev. George W. Langhorne. He leaves
three sons, two of whom we're associated with
rank In his profession and was always prom
lnent in its public gatherings. he was
we'll resd and a good writer. He was o
member and steward Of the CouTt-street
Methodist church. When the war broke
out he went 10 the front as the captain OF
one of the infantry companies and served
through part OF the war.
The Democratic mass-meetlng tonight
elected twenty-five delegates favorable TO
Edmunds 10 the congressional convention,
which convenes in this city on August oath.
Resolutions indorsing Edmunds' course
were passed
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CLEVELANDIN THE LEAD
PHILIrEs AYD BRooKHTNs lose
Boston uenis the New Torks-Chicago Loses
to Pitts ttsburc-fscsults of the Run
ming Racss at the Various Tracks.
BnooKLyN. August I, 1892.

III iate OF the
Brooklyns W as
sealed in n Q
seventh inning.
Hoy. Of the
Washingtons, led
of; singled aud
past Corcorsn.
Mcclure followed
with O slow hit.
A passed ball
advanced each b
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Condition of Sanitary Affairs


SA1yM Va. August Especial. There
was heavy rain here on Saturday-the hrst
in two weeks.
All crops in this section are reported to be
rnusaOv fue. The corn, IL is estimated,
will Weld more 10 the average acre this year
than for tho past score of years
Mr ID. S. Martin, president OF the salem
Loan and Trust Company. on Yesterday re-
ceived very painful as we'll dangerous
wound over his left eye by his little s;,, SON
Sropping on him "a small wheel,
A recent illustrated issue of the school
Tonrnal, New York city, "a YES some account
80 The work of the principal educational
.,,ritsys of our country. Among them ap-
bears bears a good picture Of Professor +. v; ~ N
Painter of Roanoke College s. salem. en-: VA VA
al.iond anG sI works, "A History Of Education: >
TSlh published BY D. Appleton CO. and FSSos pSw ~
lis tenth thousand ana LI,nsr Tn
w4I ,gith the Catholics in Boston several years
400. -.--