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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04
A Strange Case.

Ambassador Bayard has been in
structed to make inquiries in regard to
the condition of Captain w. D. Minor,
United States Army, retired, who is
serving a life sentence in m English
prison for murder. Every few years
an inquiry of this kind is made through
the regular diplomatic channels in or
der that tho War Department may pay
Captain Minors salary to his legal con
servator. This is the only case on rec
ord of a murderer borne on the rolls
Of the army and drawing the pay Of
his grade.
Quarterly certificates are filed by tho
conservator bearing the signature OF
the Superintendent of the English
prison, or rather criminal lunatic asy-
lum, to the effect that Captain Minor
is still alive
On the strength of these the conser-
vator, who is Richard L. Rice, Of New
Haven, Conn, receives from the Army
Paymaster in New York check for
$500 as salary due Captain Minor
There has no official report as to his
condition for several years.
The last report from the Superinten-
dent Of the Broadmore Lunatic Asylum
tells the story of his crime and confne-
ment: "He was confined in the asy-
lum April II, 1872. His ofrense con-
sisted of shooting with a revolver and
killing a man in the Belyedere road,
Lambeth. "
For several years after his confne-
ment the relatives of Captain Minor
made strenuous efforts through the
State Department to secure his release.
The English authorities, however,
would not bulge from their hrm stand
against allowing any one to come out
of the criminal asylum alive. As far
as known no American has ever been
permitted to see the murderer since
his confinement.
Captain Minor is now fifty-seven
years of age. He was born on the
Island of Ceylon and appointed an As
sistant Surgeon from New York in
1866. He was retired in 1870 on ac-
count of organic lesion of the brain,
consequent upon sunstroke which he
suffered in Florid, in line of duty
Washington Star.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04
OIL OF pEppERm..
More Than Half tho Worlds produces
Comes from Michigan.

<~e<-"' &@~--- ..-~N--%8|--'
More than one half OF all the oil of
peppermint, spearmint, and tansy
used in the world is said to be pro-
cured and distilled in Michigan, says
the New YORK Post. The center OF
the industry Is ST. Joseph County.
Peppermint plants to the weight OF
Is, 600 tons when dried are cultivated
every year In the State. From these
the essential oils are distilled. Early
in spring the roots are planted In fur.
rows from two to three feet apart In
a day a good workman will plant an
acre with them. A few weeks later
the rows meet and cover the entire
ground. In September the plants
mature They are covered WITH
fragrant purple blossoms and the
time has arrived for moving.
After lying in the sun to dry they
are raked into heaps and taken TO the
dIstilleries, of which there are about
$50 in the State. 1t is estimated
that $50 pounds of dried peppermint
plants produce one pound Of oil. The
yield per acre is Is pounds Of oil.
Distilled peppermint brings from
81. rs to IS per pound in the home
market. The industry was originally
established about $50 years ago
Early In the present century a begin
ming was made in this country In
Wayne County, n. Y, and In St.
Joseph, Mich. To-day nine-tenths
of the entire product Of the world is
made In the United States The rich
slluyial soil so abundant in Michigan,
together with its desirable climate,
has enabled the State to take prece'
dence over any other State or country
in this industry.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04
EARN AND aAnpEN VOTES.

The better the cultivation the better
will be the vegetables grown.
In transplanting be sure TO press the
dirt firmly "a ound the roots.
Plums should be carefully handled,
SO as not to injure tho bloom.
Sweet potatoes thrive best in a
warm, sandy and rather rich soil.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04

Hickman County, Kentucky, has a
Judge who is so exceedingly slow to
anger that he does not appear to
know contempt Of court" when no
sees it. During the trial Of a case
tefore him recently two lawyers got
mad and went at each other lst and
skull. Quiet was restored at last
but soon the belligerents were at
it again. When the second riot had
been quelled and the frightened spec
tators.had returned to the courtroom
his honor mildly observed to the
Sheriff that lit seems to me there is
entirely too much dlsorde- in the
conrt.room. n-IndlanapOlis News.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04

A teacher in a public school Of
Windsor, Canada, needing dental prac-
tice, kindly agreed to pull any decayed
teeth which the children thought ought
to come out In one day he extracted
l25.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04

Bring water to the active boiling
point; warm the thermometer gradu'
ally in the steam and then plunge it
in the water. If it indicates tenn
perature Of 2l2 degrees the instru-
ment is a good one.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04

Is now recognized as tie standard axle grease
OF the u. s.; is sold in every state ana county
in the Union, ard is today nthott drtrdf; I'M
itations have been made, all ella ming 70 DC as
rs suneriorlty. Every genuine package bears
ihe trade marx. Dealers m consumers can
thus distinguish the genui e from the im,ta-
tion, and protect themselves against fraud
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04
August
Flower

used August Flower for Loss OF
vitality and general debility. After
taking two bottles 1 gained 90 lbs.
have sold more Of your. August
Flower since l have been in business
than any other medicine lever kept.
Mr.. Peter Zinville says he was made
a new man by the use Of August
Flower, recommended by me. 1
have hundreds tell me that August
Flower has done them more good
than any other medicine they ever
took. GEORGE w. DYE, Sardis,
Mason Co., Ky. .
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04

Students. Teachers (nale or femalel' Clergy
men and others in need ~ change OF employ
ment. should not fail 10 write to Is. r. Johnson
& Co. Richmond. Va. heir great success.
shows that they have got the true ideas about
making money. They can show you how TO
employ odd hours prOiitaby.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04

No matter Of how long standing Sntp
for free treatise, testimOnals, etc, 70 T. y
Hollensworth & Co, Owego, Iioga Oo'' N' -
Price 81; by mail, SLID.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04

For impure or thin Blood. Weakness, Mala-
ria, Neuralgia, Indigestion and Billousness,
take Browns iron Bitters-it gives strength,
making old parsons feel yOung-and young
persons strong pleasant TO take.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04

W. II. Griffin. Jackson. Michigan. writes
Suffered with Catarrh for fifteen years.
Halls Catarrh Cure cured me-" Sold by Drug
gists, 7jc.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04

II your Back Aches or you are all worn out,
good for nothing, II Is general d,binty.
browns Iron B.tters will cure you, make yoI,
strong, cleanse your liver, and give you good
appctite-tOnes the nerves.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04

Wien gossip beats the drum of the ear the
tongue tells the tune.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04

While one woman is quiet the other ninety
uine are asking her why she is.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04

No sympathy is felt for the man who Is
fool twice
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04
Hs,Honor's Mild Protest.

Beecbam's Pills are better than mineral wa
ters. Beecham's- no others. p cents box.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04

A flower grows wherever a kind word is
spoken.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04

A baby is a blossom on which there are
few thorns.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04

When young hearts break they knit again
readily.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04
Wonderful PatChPlatN

new and scientific principle Tor mcnhlne
the use of acid or s0!dc, ing iron. one piate
costing IS cents viii mend 100 ordinary leaks whcn
would cost to repair at any tinsmhh's from 70 ~
cents each. Price Is crnts,2 for % cents
Anyone can g. Full directions with each piS'e'
Address THE PATCH PLATE CO; ~,
1914 Susquchaann Ave-, lndelphin, n.
The sun., 1893-06-17

Richmond and West ron. Terminal Railway and Mare
gage.
Under and in pursuance OF the powers vested in tho
undersigned the Central Trust Company OF New YORK;
y thu kshgond 1SSss n1d Point
a Il srG s s 5ni'
and known tho Richmond and We, Point Terminal rn
lateral 1"a Moa,sase the sai company
sho Il SsT tss on
S.y 0fgay ls at CSk S III Gon ianasa ss h
City Of New York. Al the aucti.n stand Of Adrian II
Mosr oos 4ad sSn Cher sropeT by
q sd ~ mTsass o sn S pfSpey Ht as
stock OF tRe Virgna Midland Railway Company, otths
yS.. Of sa twenty-five First
Consoitdatei Mortgage Bonds o; the Western North
SnsS%n anS s'rSss ..s SSsRH 'Sf
ssf " ps5 ana s On tho
Four tlousand one hundred and leo Second Mort
Egenson smnnntin. to four million one hundred and
ten doas nea5ns nters. re a, he rate Of SIX
PsstF Gays ieys%" o" January Ian J!y each
of the Tee sn$ ,ss9%f Company
cdums,. nsn sn and irsenS ksisst Company par
& Ssvsnes thcpssna m sx hundred and nine shares
of 81 a"a oa ka
tn. stoct OF the East tennessee Virginia and Georgia
Railroad Company or the par value OF one hundred
Ail the right title and interest Of the Central
Trnst CompAny OF New York az Trustee OF and under
aid six Per Gent Collateral Trust Mortgage OF Feb.
ruary 1887 vested in said Trustee by and under Ger.
tain Trust Agreement dated september so 1887 ado
nal Railway and warehouse Company and said Central
Trust Company OF Now York. Of and to twenty.tyo
thousand OF the capital stock OF the Richmond
and pany Railroad pany OF the par value OF on
m ade and executed by said Richmond and West FONT
Tormlr al Railway and Warehouse Company to Fred.
eric + olcott Alfred suly. And James b. Pace. dated
The sale viii DO mad in accordance with the request
of the holders OF majority OF the bonds secured by
said Collateral Trust Mortgage. and under proyi-
sionH thereof and the powers conferred thereby Tho
discharged from all right title interest or equity OF
redemptiOn Of he richmond and West Point Terminal
Railway and WAREHOUSE Company. and from all and
every the trust and lien expressed and declared In and
tho part the said purchaser or purchasers
the Application OF the purchase money or for the loss
or misapp ppncation thereof
said right. title and interest OF the Central Trust
Six Per Cent Collateral Trust Mortgage OF February l.
1887, in and 70 sad twenty-five thousand shares OF
capital stock Of the Richmond and DAnville Railroad
Company. will be assigned TO tho purchaser or pur-
chaser, ,u6Isss 20 s sas Trust Agreement aforesaid
Terms OF sale may be examined on and after June "a
1893 a. the offce OF the Central Trust Company OF
New York No @ Wall st. New York City.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK,
BY FREDERIC p. oLcoTT.
BUTLER, sTILLMAN 4 HUBBARD,
Attorneys for Trustee,
81 Wall St,
New York.
The sun., 1893-06-17
short; suilders, seYsse 1919 for long and
for


Dom estic exchange on New York, Boston
--i5tao5 cents discount for cash. solo cents
di;S,ount for chSsEs' Shar,ebnHnyinR Shar,estbonRHSine Sis
count; selling. par to Z premium. New 9Tean.
Bank $50 premium; GSm%srctsI tI,aEspho 20 RTs
eoSSa SSi's cRISsso@sl RTs%aSasl sSSsfSo s discount
The imports Of dry goods for the geek gts end i,
Isst ' week snd WSIss 81 625 for the eorrespond
ing week Of last year The ap9unt m markeseaa sea
%f snd af siRs' tRs week
| last year.
The total amount OF anthracite coal sent to
4sf opinR tons an "H Increase @sss OF s62G tons
compared with the correspondinE week OF iasI
Sss sr ThG h e9 geq Is p sq,hFfSs sSn
crease TSs % Of i3i5 653 tons as compared with the
| corresponding period of last year. u,
N RHyS O. bs6os hte 5sfssE the ss sss
| OF the Seaboard National Bank. with interest;
and RECEIVED IN exchange th9 E Ga% hea
The Chief OF tho Bureau Of Statistics reports
that tho total values OF the exports OF mer;,
dang ths eys ana dnpSs the
period Of the 81 ps9fsdnS 7 ho
yaSes q ths sad ddrns ns
crease Of sos O53 i8S During the twelve
ended Nay q the s5pSsts g sSd
s1esoS's sIesss 81 ssporia aa io2 during the
twelve months ast yfis
Excess eSces; Of imports. seGNiio; During the
twelve months ending May q the I exports ss8 Of
ssSa4.54s: excess Of exports, si6.5t2 o36: du-
ports. S3o.937 500, and imports. Slas23.34o:
excess Of exports. $12.l1A155.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
yesterday as follows: ,,e
Gold coin and bullion, sa2 Isssi5 ss2,sss11Il ssss1I
nj tand
Treasury notes........... 2e.64oo8s 261loool
Totals :si25,S.o.9sa s125 4o5,564
Deposits IN oo national u banks. fll8dddttiSS 8ddtiSn
bullion purchased under the act Of July 4,
1850. 81 IS. l25. AZ. and Treasury notes issued H
against the same. 81 40o3.3SO. OF which $780,
O57.374 are outstanding.
Money in London. x q cont. Rate OF dis;
count in the open market, for both short and
thrss anote ssnts Ss s S!'s
and exchange on London at 70 francs los
centimes.
camille failures throughont the. United States
reported to Messrs. r. G. Dun Il Co we're 3l3;
as against 1873 for the corresponding week . t OF
were Of firms having liabilities exceeding
tance. Last week the total numbe OF failures
in the United States and Canada were 349
The Homestake Mining Company has do;
cents per share. making $5,OO6.250 paid in
dividends to date: and the DAILY Mining Com
pany has declared its regular quarter y divi-
dend Of % cents per share. making 1881
500 paid to date. both payable at the office OF
the Transfer Agents, Messrs. Lounsbery Il
Co.. Mills building.
1t was announced to- day that Messrs. Henry
Allen d Co. OF the Stock Exchange. who failed
a few weeks ago in eonseGuence OF the col
la pse OF the National Cordage Company. have
effected n settlement with their creditors
WHICH will enable them to resume business on
Wednesday Of next week.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were as follows:
Salsa Opening. Hieh.sG Lorea C7orro
100 Moulton .......... 35 IS 85 IS
The sun., 1893-06-17
I.ATEaT LONDON QUoTATIoNa.

TllDhf, Juno 10.
Tho course of prices on the Stock Exchange
to-day provoked in many quarters the com
ment that the limited speculation did not for the
moment reflect conditions that should natu-
rally regulate values. This criticism was based
upon the view that the decision OF the Clearing
House to Issue loan certificates is an admis-
sion OF serious apprehension on the part
OF the banks. This is true but It ia
not complete statement or comprehen-
stve view Of the case The action taken by the
banks 10 to an extent initiation. and another
and more gratifying view OF 1t is that the
banks have sought to avert disaster by placing
themselves In position to utilize their
resources to the utmost. They have never
taken similar action heretofore until crisis
had been reached. and for this reason II no
other, their action is to be commenced.
The policy adopted by the banks yesterday
was not. however. as largely responsible for
the advance Of prices on the Stock Exchange
to-day as many people seemed to think. though
1t was doubtless q factor in speculation.
Tho prime cause was further decline in
sterling exchange. which carried the rates
for sight drafts to within cent a
pound of the figures at which gold
Is ordinarily attracted to this country. Such
. movement. however. may be delayed for
some little time for the reason that. although
the market is full OF bills, the amount 10 not
large enough as yet to carry the rates for ster-
ling distinctly below the gold mporting point
and keep them there Still. tits possible. II not
probable. that Europe will have to relinqulsh
within the next thirty days some OF the yellow
metal It has taken from this country recently.
The extent OF that movement whom 1t
sets in will depend, to large or.
tent upon tho actual shortage of Euro
pean crops and tho ability OF the United
States to'supply tho deficiency. At the moment
II looks as ifthis country might enjoy its usual
good fortune OF producing fairly large surplus
OF cereals coincident with an unusually heavy
demand for them from abroad. Should this
provo to be the case tho country may escape
portion OF the severe punishment 1t Justly de-
serves for perpetuaung an unsound monetary
system. ~. n..f
good deal OF tho strength Of to-day's stock
market came from the covering OF shorts par
tcularly In Atchison and Dstilllng and Cattle
Feeding. Western adyices In connection with
the advance In the last named indicate that
the fsreical row between certain OF the man
ayers Of the Distilling Company and their In
timato associates has como to an end. They
doubtless have covered the bulx OF their short
contracts In the stock. and their following is
now endeayoring to close its ventures. 1t may
be noted incidentally that one OF the compare
lively new competitors OF tho DistllinC Com
pany has suspended operations.
The bear campaign against Atehison ap-
The sun., 1893-06-17

Government bonds steady at unchanged
quotations. Railway bonds Arm. The features
were Chicago and Erie incomes. Kansas and
Texas IDS. Richmond and Terminal 5s, and
Atchison Issues. The moro i'm portant net ad.
vances were In Atchison As. }. y cent. to 80,
and IDS A. IL. to 46h4: Chicago and Erie In
comes. n to 36: Kansas and Texas 2ds. v. to
-, and hichmond and Terminal SIS. l y cent.
to27.
In bank stocks 20 shares OF Continental sold
at 135.
Acting Director Preston did not announce
the silver purchases to-day as he had not re-
ceived replies TO counter offers made by him.
He will make the announcement to-morrow
morning; god one b large offer was accepted at the
offers, We're made: Mr. Preston says that he
considered the offers too high in Comparison on
with the price 81 Isl silver prevailing to-day here
and abroad. and that he sees no reason Why tho
United States Government should pay more for
silver than private parties. Bar silver In Lon
don. SS1sd. Exports to Europe tomorrow,
Money on call active at6025 2 cent. averag-
ing about 10, v cent. Time money, q Il fcent.bid
for oil periods on good stock Exchange collat-
eral and payable In current funds. hut there Ia
mono Offering. Choice bills receivable are
paper. 7l0e v cent
market o-day was even ore pronounced than
yesterday. and the rates made were the lowest
for very long time past The dearness of
Oppression. business @ was % transacted at at the the
range Of quotations given below. but tho In
tsa Soss sas s9shsnss
sss IS iSr a%s %se Bis 's.si snd
lNESsisss: and cabls fiansis sts5s
Gos eSs and asis are sar t Ts.Ss ss
marks. 041sGOII for long and O5j. iGo5G for
The sun., 1893-06-17
IBae week ago and Iss 2as At this time last year
The following are to-day's transactions:


NEv Yonr Friday Juno 1s-Receipts of besyei
were 0tG head Is for slspghtsrsrs 80 es5s toI
export and 30 cars for tho market Market dul sn9n
slow with common cattle steady and medium TO aooo
shade lower. Te1sns sold at sSe5 cwts shn;cn cSrn
s,Ilsrs at $5@s5 10 oxen and staSs At ssfsSss
--latest cable from London quotes refrgerated peet
steady at 0ltseSSc. y N. American steer, lower AZ
l0JS911Ac r. NJ dressed weight. shipments TODAY,
beeyes.
Receipts OF calves were 700 head. Market active
for all Kinds and shade higher Tor buttetmiiks
Common to choice veals sold NJ oS'c. q ID, putter-
milk calves at 4G4lic. ,,-,,- a,
Receipts of sheep and lambs, inciuu.nE cars W
rect, were 3h42 head. Market very dnll Tor sneep
at former values lambs little more aepye ana eooa
atock iac y N higher SHEEP sold at S8as5 n cWt; IL
head Mt 81 80: lambs at $5.5O9ohzo lor common 10
choice; culs at S4as5. 20.
Receipts OF hogs were NSl head incIudtng nfew Tor
sale. Market dull and dropping atsI2oS$T6o y cwt.
The sun., 1893-06-17
Glrrtions aud Saleetinas.
2nbHe U1ttesa.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE
tshould be read DAILY by ali interested as ehar.s
may occur at any tiule)
Letters tor foreign countries need not be spscAl
espt H .ena 'tG' Of
and comDsreial d9cnments. letters not spect"y n
PRoAP1LY in ali easeE at this once as follow,
sATTRPHfnts srtis tSF rRAScE sTIG4hELA
L Gs1@Eansb via Have "
hampton deter. for irsiagnd 'G Genanr fnrs va ts9 S
must BE- a spaNs New fYG5tpS- YarF =. M %
.1. IsE.nND 70, per ..san,h,p Auranla VA 9yos,'2
ss oGfasSy fRif;ts R;s Direct sts .sn
ssRE:a H.sR:a " P.a: s"S q: @
ss ass S ss ::s%S's fthSUs va GfoY
for N0RWAY direct. per steaniship Tlngy., M
' e aais'ff SAPas 14.lsxse TasXsc .n
aAN Ss pr siissmshiP CITY q Alex AIesandrs ",,ts
SstTtSi2 SiS % saa dtEtFAS6 Hs, q .,ss@'% bis] "a
isrSuI.cos: Tin dad, Bpii.n %%4 GaSI ",.rn
SS'HsssjPfSrAii2 !$s jHSrAi2. p - -
~ SlNfGGEsLH 4 and 4 o. :o ES&}$Ni5
tkno must be directed per NcIefl'Ih q, Al D
for BLCEfIELDs. per steamship tiaishn from Nr'
Orleans. at +. ". for Europe. r"r slean1la N,I
zonR, via QmeenktowE. at s. r. NJ. for JAMAI' a PdI
Mails for China and Japan, per steamship CITY o.
king from San Francisco, elise mere GAlIy I'd
June sl6 at $3.50 7. n. mali Tor LsiIaA ~
Zealand, Hawaiian Flti ANA fdhIohn lhiAhH' J
steamship Alameda urUm san FFanclscol. r'
here daily up TO June ~ NJ hi.tD u VI ior nI. n
rival at New York of steamship Etrurla '" % It.s
ish mails for Australia. Mas Tor the E"L.nI
Islandk per ship TToplo Biri from san T"gI
ciseol close here daily up to June "a atd.,gr n
Mailsfor the Hawhmnn ISLANDS per steans-P a"
lrAiA (tfon san lrancisco), close here dain ~
June go at $3.50 T. NJ. Malls Tor China ana lal
via Vancouver Especially addressed on!y. 'lpst
this ONCE daily al $3.50 r. NJ. Mails Tor NewfnIh
land by rail- 10 Halifax. ana thence by steam
close at this oifce daily at $50 ". Mails
NiQuelon, by rail TO Boston. and thence BY s'rAu
close at this Office daily AZ $50 H. ". Na.s
Cuba. BY rail TO Tampa, Fla hnd thence hF 'i,a
or IsAiling Mondays and Thursdays) cI"sf ni
office daily at ":3O A. Mails Tor AeA rg' "Ns,
land. unlers specially addressed for desiai.l f
steamer close at this oihca daily at "a NJ
Trans Pacific mans are forwarded to san Francs.
daily and the schedule of closing Is arranged eh -
presumption OF their uninterrupted o\s An4 HA't
TO Shn francisco Mails from the East HrrIytt
TINE at san Francisco on the day ~ sailing of 'e4@
ers are despatched thence the same day.
sReRlstered mai closes at l.. VI previous dhF,
Extra supplement ary trAnsR' IAnilc ma are "1''
on the piers OF the American. inPlsh. tfenrh, M,
man steamers At the hour OF c,nsug II suppiems.
mails Al the Post once. winch remain opeh -
within ten min utss Of the hour OF sailing Of stehh,
CORNELIUS yAN COTT, fos'mAs!a
POST OFFICE NEW YORK, n. y, June y lavA