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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 1892
THE FEATURES OF TO-DlY'S PAPER.

POLITICS AND THE PREsiDENCY-The Stu
alton Scanned from Several Points Of View
Duty Of the Party Discussed.
TIE RAM VIRGINIA, or NERRiMAC-Histo-
ryof Her Plan and Construction by a Bust
ness-man OF Richmond.
THE MAIDSTONE its d" Curatlyo Proper
tics-what Causes the Aurora Borealis-
These and Other Queries Answered.
NEW YORK AFFAIRS News Of the Big
Metropolis from Colonel Cockerill-Ilills
Candidacy for tho Notwithstanding
About the Great Hotels and Their Construc-
tion.
TALK or THE TOWNSHIP Social Scenes
and Personal Points Of q Whole Week
Festive Entertainments Throughout the
Entire State.
THE CONGRESSIONAL sITUATIoN-Demo-
Gratis Getting Together with View TO More
Errcicnt Aciion-~A Programme Of Business
Soon to be Agreed Upon.
JONES, WHO pays THE FREIGHT"-Ho
Enrons Himself Under tho Banner OF the
Boilers In His State but says: "Let US vote
the party ticket oven III inc uo'h HiANoSA+ 10
the candidate"
SALE OF SWAMP LAND-Three Thousand
Acres In Tyrrcll County. n. c., Purchased by
q ylrginian--A Case OF Inefficient Service
Against the Western Union Company.
FAST sAFE-BLOwERs-Thc Crack Two Safes
in stanton and Get Only $3.50, the Work
Taking Only Forty Minutes
REPORT MADE IN MR.. MAssEY's CAsE-The
Paper Road In the Senate, but no Action
Taken-Debt Bill Approyed-Tak Of An
other scparatc-Car Caucus-Worids Fair
Appropriation.
WE HONOR HIN MUCH-Washingtons Birth
day TO DO Iittlncly Observed ia Richmond
To-Morrow-alitary and Civic Parades-
Speaking at the Theatre-snppers OF the
Blues and Grays-Other Features.
PAINTED THE TOWN-The Governor, the
Mayor, and tho Idler's Girl serenaded-
Colonel Murphy Possesses Charitable
Heart--A Deseryed!y Popular Married
Lady-other Observations.
REV. NJ. s. WILLIAMS. THE EVANGELIST
An Interview with the Bible Student on His
Early Life and Conversion-lIis Work Hero
and Elsewhere.
Gle SOCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Charm
ing Entertainments Given During the
Week-Many Events 20 Occur Before Lent
stop Club Meeting, Receptions, Germans,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

A Boston reporter, SO it was charged.
once described prayer which had been
offered up by distinguished clergyman as
one of the most eloquent lever addressed
TO a Boston audience" This old Joke was
recalled to our mind by the statement
made in his prayer by the Chaplain of the
House of Representatives ct Washington
on Friday last that Chicago was 1.-THE
mighty city Of the West, the marvel Of the
century" Such remarks or statements arc
out Of place in prayer. The preacher
who interpoistes them into his petitions
does not feel as he ought to feel when he
Is engaged in public prayer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21
Miss Pattie Lee Passes Away.

FARMyIrLE, Va, February 20-Miss Pat
tic Lee. tho State Female Normal School
student whose illness has been several
times mentioned in this correspondence,
died to-day. She had been a sufferer for
some ak weeks. Miss Lee did not board
in the normal school, but in the home of
Mrs. Tabb, on North street. Her mother
was with her from the beginning of her
disease until she died. also sister who
entered the normal school with her IN
September. Her remains were taken this
afternoon ria the Norfolk and Western
railroad to the old homestead. near Lex
iugton, Va, for interment They were
accompanied by her mother and sister and
MIR. b. NJ. Cox, who 10 the private secretary
to the normal schools principal, Professor
John A. Cunningham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

motto. Be sure you are right, then go
ahead" Surely Il ought to be willing to
listcn 10 what the Democrats of New
York have TO say concerning their State
committee and OF Governor HuL and
other leaders. We know o good deal
down in Judee." but we don't know 1t
ALL"
although John P.
Robinson he
Says he won't vote for Governor D."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21
The Albany Convention Tomorrow

The Albany Convention To-Morrow'
The New York State Democratic Con-
vention meets at Albany tomorrow. and
all accounts say that the crowd that will be
present will be unprecedentedly great. A
thousand Tammsny braves will 90 there
on special trains.
There is no possible prospect that Al
bany will be able to feed and lodge all the
visitors comfortably. and tomorrow night
many of them will have to leave the city
and seek quarters elsewhere.
Hill is said TO be preparing to make
speech before the convention.
The Cooper Union protesters have hired
hall in a convenient part OF the city and
will, the newspaper correspondents say
have demonstration Of some sort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21
Hurled with the Rites OF HIS Order.

TCOTesp0nIelte uI Ile IlIClulJHI UIsDtIch.I
ALEXANDRIA. February 19.-Mr. Edward
]. Grarney will be buried on Sunday after
noon with all the rites of the several secret
orders 10 which he belonged. The Knights
of the Golnen Eagle are IN charge OF the
funeral ceremonies, but they will be at
tended by the Sons of Jonadab, the Red
Men. and the Knights Of Pythias, il all Of
which orders Mr.. Grarney was prominent
member.
Waters arc TO be married on Tuesday,
March ist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

The Louisiana Democrats propose to
settle their difficulties by allowing the
people at primary elections TO be held oil
over the State to vote between the two
rival Democratic tickets. Good. That Is
right and brotherly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

Colonel JonS A. CocEERILt, formerly OF
the New York World. now editor OF the
Cnnmercial-Adr,rtisv of that city. who is
perfectly independent journalist. and who
is unsparing In bis criticisms OF both
CLEVELAND and HILL. this morning devotes
. considerable part OF his New York letter
70 the latter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

the friendship and intimacy Of many OK
our party leaders. He discusses the presi-
Dental situation in the light of past sxpe-
Renee, and especially with respect to the
policy of nominating any one who has
been defeated for this Office at former
election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

The history of the construction OF the
Confederate ram Virginia or Merrimac. and
of her great battle with the Congress and
Cumberland, is given to-day by we'll
known businessman Of Richmond, who
was an officer in our navy and who shows
that he was a calm observer OF the oc-
currences of those days, and also that he
is very capable writer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

The Governor has signed the debt-set-
Element bill. This marks the beginning
of a new and, we trust. q brighter era In
the history Of the State. Never was there
happier conclusion wrought out OF such
a complicated web Of difficulties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21
Mr.. CRlsp's SPEC DY RECOVERY.
Sound Rest and Good Appetite-lliness
Of Dir. Alfred Trank-Arrivais.

Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatch-i
FORTRESS MosROE. VA. February 90
The many friends of Speaker Crisp will be
pleased to learn that he IS now on tho way
to a speedy and permanent recovery. lie
has been feeling better ever since he
struck salt water. He rested well last
night and developed a splendid appetite
for breakfast this morning.
Colonel and Mrs. Royal L. Frank were
called 10 Charlottesville to-day by tele-
gram announcing the serious illness of
their only son. Mr.. Alfred Frank, VINO IL
attending the University.
About 100 visitors arrived from the
North today, and have taken rooms at the
Hygeis for the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

Says the Madison IN. O. Ee,cs, We
have used Bradycrotins, the celebrated
hsedaeAs medicine sdvstised z or local
sS: -. Sss ss sss ps 81 sss:
{Es1lx siIsR ~ axssIlsst pned1s Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21
DEATH OF MRS. poAKE WOODWARD.
Farmer w. H. Crawford, Of vt. Meriden'
Makes an Assixnment.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l


Especial telegram 70 the Dspatch.l
SrlUaToy. VA. February D.-Mrs; A.
cinda Doake Woodward, wife or Major
Joseph \. Woodward. died here this eve,
ming, aged 20. Mrs. Woodward, VINO hau
been i'll for long time. leaves her nus
band and ten children TO mourn thelr loss.
She will be buried Monday at O'Clock III
the afternoon at Ihornrose cemetery
ArARNER PALS.
W.B. Crawford. OF BIT. Meriden. one OF
the leading farmers IN this section maue
q deed of assignment to-day, with District
Attorney William +. Craig and Charies
Currey named az trustees. The deed CON
yeys the old home place in this county
containing S7j acres, the live stock. farm
ING implements. and personality thereon,
toSether with J00-acrc farm in Albemarle
county. and provides that the trustees
shall execute their bond with security tor
$4,000.
FTGur GLASSES.
The creditors are preferred in eight
classes as follows: 1st. Expenses OF exc
cutting trust and attorneys fee. "a. Thorn
ton q. Stout. sos. Sd. j. N. Quarle5.
executor. 50. 500. 4th. John Schuterles,
81 600. 5th. Isaac WITT, $3.50; j. s. Pat
terson. $3.50; w. +. Fretwell,. 500. and
David Beard d Co., $3.50. 9Th. virginia -.
Crawford, 81 900. 7th. Virginia b. Craw-
ford, $1,000. Sth. Certain Liabilities In
cured by william Il. Crawford as security
on fduciaries bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

IL Q. w." under which We to-day pub
iish q Communication from Washington,
will be sscognized a. the initials OF . we'll
known vixeInian who has distinguished
hipself r 3 journalist ard rho oniays
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

Mr.. GEORGE P. NoRrHRoP, late of the
Roanoke Herald. has become associated
with the Cape Charles Ponce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21
NEW Line WINDSOR SCARFS.

WINDSOR sCARFs. all silk. at 12ISc.-ln
light blue, pink, yellow, red, cream, black, Nile
green.
WINDSOR sCARFs. all silk. extra long and
wide. at 25c.-in all colors. In plain and plaid.
10 dozen MEMS HEAVY MIXED SOCK, no
seams, s1sc-
10 dozen extra quality GRAY MIXED SOCKS,
no seams, loo.
10 dozen MEMS EXTRA FINE MIXED
SOCKS, full regular made, 1870.
10 dozen MEMS BALBRIGGAN SOCKS,
l21kc.-no seams.
Is dozen MEMS PURE UNDRESsED LINEN
HEMsTITCHED HASDKERCHIEFs at lGs5c.-
real value 25c.
MEMS 4-PLY LINEN CUFFS, I0c.
Good LINEN COLLARS, any style, l0c.
MEMS sUsPENDERs, best make, wire
buckles, at 25c.
MEMS NIGHT-RoBEs at so, 75c., and ell
neatly made.
MEMS MERINO UNDERWEAR at greatly re-
duced prices.
MEMS INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs, zoe.
MEMS KID GLOVES. best make, 81.
ADLERs CELEBRATED KID GLOVES for
men at s150.
MEMS TECK TIES, good styles, zoe.
70 dozen MENS FINE LiNEN-DOSOM
SHIRTS. double back and front, gooc cotton,
50c.
Lots Of new things in DRESS GOODS arriving
every day.
Great bargains in BLACK HEyRIETTAs, soc
buys beauty.
pieces good CASHMERE, half WOOL csc.
Fine ALL-WOoL CAsSIMERES, beautiful pat
terms, soc.
rIcenent ATWOOD WHITE FLANNgIs at
90 aud 25c.
| lot enc WHITE MUSLIN at SC.
/ snan lot Of BLEACHED CANTON REM
NANTs, 6I4c.
RUBBER CLOTH, 81 inches wide. soc.
RUBBER CLOTH, 80 inches wide, 75c.
Remnants OF MATTINGS which cost 90, 25
and Soc. TO go at 15c. yard.
New line OF BABY-CARRiAGES. Some bcauti-
full ones and very cheap. Send for Catalogue.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH real cheap 10 close out q
lot OF short pieces, 3, and 5 yards.
LACE CURTAINS in great variety at very low
prices.
Don't forget our sHoRT-ENDs SALE Of all
kinds Of goods. You VIII DO sorry II you miss It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS WALK ERf
IL LIGHT GUARD, COMPANY Dor n
DERS: Assemble at the Armory hOSDAfE
February 22d, at $3.50 o'clock y. NJ, IN fun
dress uniform, for parade In honor OF Washing
tons birthday.
By order VI the Captain.
fc2l-It {. Il. TAYLOR, First Sergeant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

HEADQUARTERS RICHMONDH
i L LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES, RICHMOND n
VA, February 20, 1s92.-GENERALO NDERe "
No 4: The members Of this command ar ~
hereby ordered TO assemble at the ArmOry MON
DAY AFTERNOON at half-psst O'Clock tOr'pa-
present
BY order Of Sol. CUrcHiSs, Captain Command
Ing. j. ALEXANDER JONES,
te Gilt First Sergeant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

Tho irfatuation of the people is not
strange, when DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is
tho subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21
E1oHr GLASSES.
NO CLUE TO THE BURGLARS.
Store Police Nseded-Tobacco Receipts
Light-Competitioni In Cutters.


Light-Competitioni in Cutters.
fcorrespondenceo OF the Richmond Dispatchl
DANvIrLR. Va. February 2O:-No clue
has yet been obtained as TO the North pan
vile robberies II is said that the police
force is too small for the protection OF the
place. and 1t is probable that other police
men will soon be sworn IN.
TOBACCO MARKET.
Owing to the unfayorable weather the re-
ceipts of Leaf tobacco during the past week
were small but the market was active and
all classes of desirable tobaccos sold at
outside figures. Wrappers and filters were
specially sought after, and prices were
highly satisfactory TO sellers. 1t IL SAID
that there is more competition than Tor
some time past in cutters. and that prices
are much higher than previously.
Miss Mary Green, OF Rocky Mount, va,
is visiting Mrs. Essie Cabell, Of this city.
Dr. W. l.. Robinson has returned from
a professional visit TO Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-21

A TTENTION, CARTERCoM- Nx
"A MANDERY. No. q, KNIGHTS *
TENPLAKS: Assemble nj your asylum ~
ON SUNDAY MORNING, Februafy/ Y
DIST. az 10 A. Nj, % pay the last tribute OF re-
spect 10 our deceased Frater. JOsEpH h. LIE.
Inc members Of Mt. OllYet COmmanee-y, sc. :,
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
By order oil tho Captain-General.
W. ISAAC JOHNSON.
foo1lt. Recorder
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kills WILLIAMS, W. NJ. A. NJ. hfAp,
fe of-Its Secretary.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-23
SELLING,s DEFENCE PUT IN.
Shot woEnn for Fenr wogan Would shoot
Him-Tom Gould Carries No Gun.

The defence In the trial OF Joseph Selling.
indicted for murder In the second degree in
killing John ]. Wognn IN Tom Gould's dive. at
Sixth avenue and Twenty.third street. on
Christmas morning last opened Yesterday
with testimony as to Settings previous good
reputation for peace and quiet. William Sex
ton. former billiard cham pion OF the world.
was one OF the witnesses. After while Ida
Adams. who was with Selling In Gould's dive
few minutes before the shooting. was called
She Is . tall somewhat faded blonde. and
wore n stunning tailor made walking suit OF
pale brown cloth. trimmed with mink. She
testified that Wogan caught Selling BY the
throat without provocation and punched him
In the face. Then he dragged Selling to the
foot OF tho steps leading up to the street.
There again he punched Selling. Tho witness
then became frightened. and. running up the
steps. passing WoGan and Selling. got upon =
Sixth avenue car and went home.
In cross examination. Mr.. Mcintyre asked
Miss Adams IL there was not another woman
in the party in the dive.
Yes" replied Miss Adams. scornfully.
There was another female In tho party.
That female was ono Of the freQuenters Of
that place"
Next Selling took the witness stand In his
own behalf. He is short and fat. and talks
with extraordinary rapidity. He testified that
on the first landing OF the stairway leading up
to Sixth avenue. when WoGan was throttllng
him with his left hand and pounding him in
the face with his right fist. he. Selling; drew
his revolver and pointed It at WoCan. Wogan
Soil ng lacked NJ he stairway, keeping his face
toward q crowd Of tho EMPLOYEES nf the dive.
turned on the. sidewalk to walk to Twenty.
| third street he heard quick footsteps behind
| him. Turning half around he saw WoGan
! close to him: Wogan had como M another
and struck him in the lace with his; fist. Then
his hand to his h Rsrss1 sa sr
ing. aiming his pistol low fired. Selling had
carried the pistol about two months because
his pockets $4,000 or 5000 Part OF this
money was the bank, roll OF Max Bleiman:
70. he acted as ensheF and
years ago he inh erted si5o6 from his moth.
er's estate. and he used great deal Of this
| money for specu !ation In Jewelry. He also
certsd com Emissions to place bets on the race
track. .,,.
~ aid. sir" replied Selling. emphatically.
and. So help me God. am sorry. but I did it
Policeman James H, Kelly q. the Thrtieth
renu,atio OF being a fighter. He had had oc-
casion to arrest Wogan on charges of robbery.
s eonsc c }oowed ' Hs Knew Selling Es to
.5sSs5 S in SseY it, . tsSt he
Do you carry a revolver 2" asked Settings
lawyer in cross-examina nation.
ms5tSn!,y.iy:' Se: asnt, .''sA''u o0ulo'
Judge Fitzgerald will charge the jury to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-23
DANGEROUS METHODS.

why Doctor" said O gentleman to DR..
Copeland. you haven't begun to set forth
the real dangers OF those severe methods Of
local treatment you have assaulted. I had =
sorc throat and they burnt it with cnustio
until the membrane lining Of my throat has
been burnt of. You can SEQ tho scar Part OF
my soft palate Ia burnt away. Since then
speak a great deal as IL | had n hare lin. I
suffer with 1t all the time, too. and when ] eat
oftentmes som" Of the food gets back OF what
is lett of my soft palate into my nose and
sticks there
Still another said: They held n tube In ny
nose and turned on an air pressure that made
my head fee like balloon: every part OF my
head seemed to snap and crack. For hours
afterwurl he pain was intense In my hOad.
and for eight long days and nights | did not
sleep. They had ruptured my ear drum and
havo entered IL suit Tor damages in tho sum OF
SlU.UOO."
said a lady: III told you what I suffered
under this treatment you would hardly be-
lieve me-. ] was treated two or three times
week. They would spray something into my
nose. and when would blow out the secre-
ti"ns on my handkerchief the matter TINT
came out would burn holes in tho handker;;
chief. have got to-day at my home several
hnndkerchiefs that were ruined in this way.
You can imagine how strong the stuff was
that they put up my nose whom 1t would de:
stroy the fibre Of a linen pocket handkerchief"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-23
Rusincss Troubles,

Four judgments aggreRating S0se3 wore
entered yesterday against Emanuel Finsterer
as a stakeholder in the Strong Pantaloons
Manufacturing Company. which failed in Fob
ruary. 1890.
A deficiency judgment for S57.77O was en-
tered yesterday against William II. Riker,
formerly dealer in drugs at Sixth avenue and
Twenty-second street In favor of Minnie NJ
Palmer. on The foreclosure Of mortEnge ON
The Sheriff yesterday sold out enough OF the
stock OF William II, Sandifer. Jeweller In the
Fifth Avenue Hotel to cover executions 1or
$4,000 in the SheriTs hands. r.
Louis J. Diable. Moses Loeb and Wolf Bum
IL. i. Diable 4 CO... wholesale and r2taii
butchers at 1915 Clinton street. made IL ns-
signment yesterday to William Gross an.
giving preferences to Eliza Marks andiMary
Diahle for 500 zach for money loaned. I
i. Davis Washhurn has been ,appointed re-
ceivAr in supplementary proceed ings fot Fred
erick Wolfe broker OF 30 William stfeet, in
the suit OF Knauth. Nachod 4 kuhne. Milo OH
tanned o judgment against him for S11OS on
I1ac L. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-23
Policemen Fired Upon by Tramp..

SvsQUEH.SS, Pa. Dec. 22.-Twelve trampS
Of n desre at" character visited this city last
evening. Three II them broke into store
and stole II number Of articles and were dis
covered and frightened away while attempting
to gain entrance in another store. Erie De-
tective Elwel! and two city policemen started
in pursuit. chnsirl, them ncross the Susque-
hanna River to n barn. whore the rest OF tho
gang wer" in hiding. The officers surrounded
the building and commanded them to sur
render. The tramps replied with u fnsillado
from q number Of IcYolNerS officer tra!eish
was shot In the face tut not dangerously. De-
tective Elwel went into tho barn. but wns So
vPrelv beaten. The tramIS then made their
escape. Tcir.ranis were sent in every direc-
tion TO approhrnd the fugitives which result
e1i in the ar o-t tbs morning at BinEhainton
Of n man who claimed to he Ed OByrne OF
Port Jeryi-. In urt J"rvis Officer IRDles ar
rested Il person n, swrrng tho description OF
Smith Of New iorl. city. Parties arc in pur-
suit OF the tu.ilyes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-23
INCIPIENr CONSUMPTION.

As an Illustration OF tho fact that catarrh
does tend to consumption We give the expert
sncs Of Mrs E Grisbsl Of 232 East 7th st.
mine years ago." she said. my trouble was
only cold. It was neglected until II became
chronic catarrh. The Inflammation extended
into my throat producing what the doctors
said was lsrynRitis. In time this became
bronchitis. As the Inflammation extended TO
the bronchial tubes. Then my lungs became
involved and they called 1t inclpient con sump-
ton. My symptoms wore severe headache. loss
Of appetite. s'eep'ess nights NTH night sredts. a
dry hacking cough 'rith an erpe,1oraiion Of ,rhR-
ISL and at times yelowish mucus. loss Of flesh
and stren2M. l grew so weak that despaircd
OF ever getting well. Pans took me in nv
chest, side. and back. I could not take full
breath without pain. tried many physicians
without success. was so discouraged that
was tempted to take my own life and believe
would have done so II 1t had not boen for the
encouragement that the Copeland physicians
gave me. Under their treatment my health
improved wonderfully. until to- day my night
sweats have ceased. l don't cough. I cat we'll.
have gained in flesh and strength. l am SO
thankful to Drs. Copeland and Gardner that
ask Gods blessing on them every day OF my
life"