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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

CHICAGO. March 30-Ministcr Thurs
ton. former minister of the Hawaiian Is
lands at Washington, arrived in Chicago
from the east on his way to Honolulu.
Mr.. Vhuvston declined positively TO make
any statement whatever regarding tho re-
cent unplCaSlntnr$s in Washington. He
left for san Francisco last night and said
he would proceed directly to Honolulu.
He has no idea, he said. who will be APP
pointed rs his sIICt rSSur
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
A rhnmngraph Dccisinn.

TRENTON March @o.-.Iudgc Green OF
the nitrd States district court in New
Jersey has denied the application of the
American GTaphophono company Tor an
Injunction AGAINST an accounting from
the nilrd States PhnnnEraph company.
This Is the first decision in the various
suits pending between the two companies
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

stifened throughout. new eodet
back. regular price 25. after 6
o'clock 35O
Ladies Shirt Waists.
Ladies' shirt waists in navy. black.
pink. hight blue and lavender. extra
large sleevea and fancy stock collar,
after o'clock l.25
Ladies House Wrappers.
One new lot ladies cambria wrappers,
extra full. skirt and sleeves. ali
pretty patterns. after & o'clock soc
Shoe Department.
Mems fine calf lace shoes. globe toe.
regular price i 25. now 79c
Mems fine calf lace and congress
shoes. II opera. needle and plain
toe, regular price 2 90. now las
Mems fine calf lace and congress
sho-s, all the leading style toes,
regular price 3 90. now 19S
Mems fine calf lace and congress
shoes. needle and plain toes, hand
sewed welts, regular price 4 90.
now 24S
Mems fine patent leather shoes. latest
style toe. regular price 4 90. 500
and 90, now 2.95. ? 80 and 4.Oe
Boys and youths calf lace and but
ton shoes. regular price so
now CSC
Upholstery Department.
Third Floor. Take Elevator.
THIRD FLOOR
SATURDAY NIGHT EXTRA SPECIALS.
1000 lbs live geese feathers, at 4Sc
10, regular price 75e ID
so 81 lbs feather pillows. covered with
best ticking 62c zach. vslus 100
100 pairs nottingham lace curtains, 81
yards long. 81 inches wide, 9Sc,
regular price $50
so body Brussels carpet hassocks, CSC
each. regular price SOC
100 extra large and heavy cocoa door
mats. 39c each. regular price SOC
so pillow sham holders. use each.
value size
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

W"EcF~ rrI:. Mass. March 80 -Lucius
W. White, - years old, for the past five
years mortgage clerk in tho Worcester
County Institution For Savings, tho old
est and richest savings bank in this city,
has disappeared after Confusing to the
bank officials that he had cmbcHLlcd 81,
35N
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
Note RaIser's Severe Sentence.

WOODBURY., n. j.. March 3O.-Judge
Clymer passed sentence upon Edward War
rick, who was convicted last week of rails
ing n $500 promissory note to SEQ, 900.
Six years and S2, 900 fine was the penalty
imposed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
Waterbury People

Will be glad to know that there are thor
oughly good pianos that can be bought at
reasonable prices. Our pianos are strictly
first class and have borne unsurpassed re-
putation for years. Yet the cost is so small
as to surprise most people. The belief is
general that "high-grade" in pianos is
equivalent to high price. And this is usu-
ally true. But not so with us. We sell
high-grade pianos at moderate prices. Call
on us and be convinced. We will freely
disclose our actual net prices to all who in
quire for them in good laith. We sell on
easy payments as we'll as for cash and take
old instruments in exchange. Gou have
your choice of ''Gildmeester It krorber.
''Matchless shaw" Brown x Simpson.
IF Moehlfeld Il Co" We have our ware
rooms with the Waterbury Furniture Co, 1879
E. Main st. d. F. NORTON. agent tor
GEARY BROTHERS.
$50 Orange ST, New Haven, conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
EN.MnNnr Grnnt to We'd.

ALBANY, March Decentralization of
the engagement of Miss Julia Murphy.
eldest daughter "f Senator Murphy. to OK
Mayor Hugh J. Grant Of New York comes
in Il letter from Washington to friend of
the Murphy family. The wedding will
take place the last week in April at Wash
iuCtun
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

1900 yards of % inch swivel silk in
all shades and patters. tonight S7Ac
4S-inch all wool. jet black silk finish
Henriettas. regular price &c. to-
night 39c
Your choice of 100 pieces 40-inch wool
novelties, same AS in our north win
dow. for 39c tonight. regular price SOC
500 yards OF fast color, printed dim
ity, regular price 2nc, tonight 1Oc
| At l24c. 6-4 5leached cotton cloth.
after o'clock 1910 per yard
New curling irons, with ventllating
handles. regular price 15c, after
o'clock Sc
At 2lc, Leather pocketbooks. good
quality. regular price 35c. after
O'Clock 21c
At 12kc. linen shoe bags. double peck
cts. regular price zoe. after
O'Clock 123c
At Ice. Black double width yelling.
with chenille dot. regular price 25c.
. after o'clock 16c
At 4c. ButtermIlk soap, regular price
loo, after o'clock &c
At ]. rs. ladies' black slapaca skirts.
with silk ruffie, regular price l9s,
after o'clock 1.25
At SOC, Il. and G. corsets. extra long
waist, after o'clock soc
At lie. ladies white aprons. regular
price lie. after o'clock lie
At Csc, ladies' night gowns, trimmed
with colored embroidery, regular
price 9Sc after o'clock 65c
3 pairs for Csc. extra heavy wide rib.
fast black hose. sizes 8. 81 and 10.
regular price 1Sc per pair. after
o'clock. pairs for CSC
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Ladies Spring Capes.
SECOND FLOOR
Laiies' hne broadcioth capes, velvet
cellar. new shape. in tan. navy aud
black, regular price 3 80. after 6
O'Clock ] 80
Separate Skirts.
SPECIAL
Ladies' hne crepon skirts lined and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

ST. PETERSBURG, March So Adviccs
received here from Tokyo say that the de-
cision of the emperor of japan to declare
an unconditional armisticc was greatly
due t" the extreme Indignation aroused by
the attack on Niceroy Ii Hung Chang.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
A Harvard Senior Dead.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 3O.-M. G.
Norton of the senior class at Harvard died
of brain fever at the Copley Square hotel.
Norton was we'll known in college. being
q member Of the Delta Upsilqp fraternity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

NEW HAVEN, March 3O.-Robert c. Gil
moro. the Yale sophomore who was dam
gerously injured by being thrown off his
bicycle Wednesday afternoon, Is still I'M
conscious, but his pulse is stronger, and
there is a possihility of his recovery
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
Have Agreed On a School Prayer.

ANsoNIA, Conn, March 30.-The COM
mitteo of Protestant and Catholic minis
tors appointed to determine what prayer
shall be used in the public schools here re-
ported that they had agreed upon tho
Lords Prayer as found in Matthew'S gos-
pei.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

BALTIMORE March 3O-Jakc kilrain
has made reply 10 John l.. Sullivan's
boast that kilrAln wa~ An easy mark, Il
am ready to meet Sullivan on any terms
and at any date he may name, he said.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

MARshALLTowN. Ia. March 30 This
was the hottest day ever known here in
March. The government Thermometer
indicated IS degrees in the shade,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

NEW YORK. March SO.-Wong Get. a
resident OF Chinatown, has brought suit
in the court OF common pleas to recover
SO, 900 from Leo Toy for assault.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
Mrs. Ireland. Funeral.

ST. PAUL, March 3O-The funeral of
Mrs. Julia Ireland, the venerable mother
of Archbishop Ireland, occurred at the
cathedral
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
Hot Wave In the West.

lNpIANArOLlS, March 30. A hot wave
struck this vicinity. and the thermometer
at the signal Office reaches )! degrees, a
rise Of nearly 40 degrees in six hours.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

Los ANGELES, March 10 senator S.
b. Elkins accompanied by his family, ar
rived here from Mexico.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
Fatal BOILER Explosion.

CATTAEAUGU>, y. Y March 3O.-Thc
boiler of the steam ~nWmll owned by Da-
Nid lngcrSoll ut East leon exploded, in
stantly killing David Ingersoll ard his
uncle, Drnztl lnE"r>oll, and seriously in
juring Devil - Hunt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
Th,, nank Ha. FnIIed Twicc,
Weather Eorecaak.

BRISTOL, Tenn, March 3O-Thc Bris-
toll Bank and Trust company has gone to
the wall for the second time
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

In looking over the Great Bargains in
our store, the values that inter est mothers
most are the bargains in our Children's
Department. We have taken about 100
light weight suits that We carried over
from last year and put them in with the
few winter suits We left and will sell
them all for one-half price. They art
good values at the prices they are marked
regular. but We don't want any but new
goods in our spring stock and have de-
cided to close them all out for half price.
You will ini them just as advertised.
Come Early.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
Killed by Nrrdisris Kid.

ris, who was shot by Ncrtiigris Kid in the
raid upon Braggs on Thursday. is dead.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

Light local showers; winds shifting to
saSteriy, slightly warmer:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

All must be disposed of at
once, as we shall clear every
thing out before removing into
our new store, which is now be-
ing completed a few doors be-
low our present stand,
1870 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Therefore everything must
go and quickly. J. E. Wheel
er's and Rice & Legro's bank
rupt stocks, also our immense
stock are marked away down
below our already extremely
low prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
GRAND - OPENING.
MILLINERY.

Beginning Monday. April 1st. Miss N.
J. O'Brien, corner Bank and Grand streets.
All the novelties of the season and they
are many. A few artistic patterns are the
"Gismonda," ''Corsican," Butterfly" and
the Dutch Bonnet" We are about to
show the finest line We have had, and
prices will be found lower than ever.
Ladies can select a gem of hat or bon
net from 81 so up. In fact price is no OBJ
ject with us, we mean to see our goods in
the street in short notice.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
IF YOU

Think of getting a new suit or spring over
coat for Easter it would pay you to ex-
anime our stock and prices. If you
wish your children to feel proud and
happy, clothe them in the chill
dren's clothing we now have on
hand. Should your wife or
daughter think of providing them
selves with new dresses they will find in
our store Just the goods they are looking
for. In short you can dress your entire
family male and female. in first class
clothes on small weekly payments with
out extra charge or security. Hundreds
of families are dealing with Us. Why
not yours?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

PEKING. March 3O.-Further excite
ment has been caused in this city by the
reports of Japanese advances on Shanhai-
Kwan and the island of Formosa and the
attempt to asSassinate Lii Hung Chang at
Simonoseki. 1t is said that Ii Hung
Chang is now able to continue the peace
negotiations, though he still remains
much disturbed by the attempt upon his
life. The japanese officers are now very
watchful to prevent any further trouble.
Had IL not been for the assault upon the
Chinese plenipotcntiary the negotiations
would have been closed ere this
1t is reported in Picking that the attack
upon LII Hung Chang was made by 10
yama Rokunosuki in revenge for the exc
cution of his brother in Tien-tsin at the
beginning of the war
The war officials in Pcking hold fire.
quent conferences. On the whole. a set
Element of the war appears dubious.
Prince Kung. who has charge of all the
war operations is much worn.
A HOngkong dispatch says that the gen
eral commanding tho Chinese forces on
the Pescadore islands telegraphed on
March % that no had sunk two japanese
vessels. Later he telegraphed that the Jap
anese had captured two forts.
Japanese Capture the Penghui Islands.
A Shanghai dispatch says that nine Jap
anese Bfuisers and two gunboats. the
squadron being under tho command of
Admiral Ito. bombarded the east forts on
Penghuf island ON March IS. One thou
sand troops were landed fr""' five trans
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

No30S NORTH MAIN, Waterbury.
u poStponement on account of weather
- low is a description of some OF them;
Pair brown mares. low down blocks, 6
and years, weight = 900: pair gray horses
1850, well matched, 5 and 6 years black
mare. the best one l have shipped this sea
son, ) years. 1.25U sorrtI horse, white
name and tail Years l.15O; sorrel horse
Is years. 3tn lbs chestnut horse, years,
family hrnhen. 300 lbs brown mare. 6
years. $50 lbs. ri-ht Tor livery gray horse
good block, , years. l, 2OO !; pair II mat
chtd chest tut lBareS years. = 100 lbs !;
non gray horse, 5 wears, 300 lbs and a
high hook er ; IIce hltck mare years, l.
u3n lbs bay mare. i years. GOO It's gray
cart horse. 8 years. 1850 lbs; bay mare,
good lock. years. l 400 lbs black mare
5 years 1.2Sn lbs ; bay horse, years, 100
lbs chestnut Morgan horse. loo. and a
great roadster and very clever nice pair
matched che-tnut~ and i've or six gentle
mems drivers This is fine lot of we'll
broken horses and every horse is guaran-
teed and two days trial given and if not as
represented can be returned and the
money refunded.
F E RFNHAM
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
r. = Rosenberg,
New York T aiIor.

First class fit guaranteed.
Suits made to order for Sl6up
Pants TO order 4up
I do my own cutting and can
afford to make up suits for SO less
than charged elsewhere.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
Browns New York Record.

NEW YORK, March 3O.-John a. Brown
was travelling salesman for James Tai
colt, a dealer in knit goods at los and ITO
lin street. this city. He was en-
plOyed by the firm at the beginning Of this
year and had only made one western trip.
For three or four years he and his wife
boarded at SO West Twentieth street. and
they had a little girl about years old.
He was always devutedly attached to his
wife and child, ard the news Of his shoot
ing and subsequent suicide shocked and
surprised all who knew him.
About six weeks ago he went to board
at IL West Twentieth street rs there was
no room for him at his old boarding
house. which is right opposite Whom in
this city he usually went to Philadelphia
every saturday night and returned on
Monday.
His father and mother are dead, and his
only living relatives are two sisters, he be-
ing an only son. His family wero consid-
cred to be in comfortable circumstances
and had summer residence at Asbury
Park.
shortly before last Christmas n married
sister of his died, and her demise seemed
to affect him very much. He seemed
melancholy at times after that, but recent
ly he appeared to be in good spirits. Ev-
cry person who had come in contact with
him here is at loss to account for the
tragedy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
MISS M. E. GRADY

Wishes to announce to her friends and
patrons, her spring opening which will
take place Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week. A fine assortment of spring
novelties and the latest designs in
stylish millinery will be displayed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
A STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.
Brown Made a Desperate At
tempt to Kill His Wife.
FAILED, THEN HE KILLED HIMSELF

Mrs. Brown Refused to Live With Her Hus-
band because of Ill Treatment and His
Intemperance-She Was Shot, but Not
FataIly-A Tragic Scene.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
AN ARMISTICE.
Japan Consents to Stop the War
Temporarily.
WILL KEEP TROOPS IN CHINA
No Conditions Are Imposed Upon the
Chinese In the Terms.

In Order to Make Amends For the At
tempted Assassination of Ii Hung Chang
the Mikado Will Cease IIostiiitics Until
the Peace Negotiations Have Come to an
End-This Will Probably Anger the War
Element In Japan, and II Is Feared That
the Army May Revolt -Japan's Fleet
Wins One More Victory.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30
Wants, For Sale, IT, Rent.

L'OR sALE.-Dark Brahma eggs from Bur
L PEGS imported stock. 6s Maple street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-30

WASHINGTON, March 30.-Thc news that
an unconditional armisticc had been de
clared by the emperor Of Japan was CON
flrmcd at the Japanese legation here,
where it was stated that cablegram to
this effect had been received from the
homo .rOvrrnrnrut
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-25

but will be arrested as soon as he is
located
The annual election OF Company D.,
first Light Infantry, was held last even
Ing. Captain roberts was reelected
Charles E. Taylor went up "A notch to first
lieutenant; Sergeant Charles u. Dodge
was elected second lieutenant. The COM
pany with several invited guests had q
supper at Celb a. Norton's, followed by
speechmaking.
A squad from Station 1 made q raid
upon a house at 17S North Main street,
last evening, aud arrested Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Morrow, Margaret Burns, Jennie
Mcdonald and May Burt. In the Sixth
District Court this morning the Norows
were charged with selling liquor without
a license, and were bound over TO the
Court. The others OF the "fnd" pleaded
not guilty, and were held in the sum of
$500 each, on the charge of being lewd and
wanton. They will have a trial Tuesday
The body found in the river at the foot
OF Ives street by Frank McClarence, yes
Medical Examiner O'Keefe at 2:30 O'Clock,
and he deemed an inquest unnecessary.
The body was identified by letters in tho
pockets as being Edward McKeon of
Westerly. His wife. who was spending a
few days in Fall River, was notified n
she arrived in the city last evening. The
remains were taken to Westerly on the 2
o'clock train this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-25
Colonel Waring Received a
Dressing by G. A. r. Men.
.0Id Veterans Object 10 His Recent
Language Regarding Them.
The New Bridge Across the S~eaconne
River Was Accepted.
Special to the News.

NEWPORT, April 25.-There was lively
times among the Grand Army men OF
Newport last night, and a meeting was
held by the members of Charles Il. Lawton
fost that viii not soon be forgotten. The
meeting was for the purpose of taking
action regarding the recent language used
by Colonel q. II. Waring on the Grand
Army, and after each member had said
his little piece resolutions of condemna-
ton were adopted. These resolutions
condemn Waring for his traitorous utter
ances I'm calling Grand Army men ''pen-
sion bummers," and set forth that he
Is unworthy OF being classed among the
nations defenders.
Harris Knows Nothing.
The New York papers Of yesterday
printed a story about the finding Of the
body of Detective Bruce, of New York, in
the East river and say that Charles f..
Harris OF this city was the last person
seen with Bruce. Foul play was intimated.
Mr.. Harris says that he was with Bruce on
the day OF his disappearance, but does not
know what became OF him. He says Bruce
mao no Jewelry nor money ct the time, as
the stories state. Both men had been on
a spree together and were a little the
worse on Tor liquor. Harris friends here
do not believe he had anything to do with
the disappearance of Bruce and he himself
Is ready to go to New York il wanted.
Accept In Bridge.
The stone bridge commission met in
Iiverton today and the new bridge across
the Seaconnet river was accepted and the
expense apportioned out to the several
towns. Congressman Bull will make a
report on the bridge TO the State.
Local Items.
Mr.: Reginald Norman, a society man.
has been appointed on Governor elect
Lippitt's staff with the rank of ~colonel.
Francis c. Clark was fined SOL. 40 in the
police court yesterday, on three charges
OF assault. Patrick j. Reardon swelied
the treasury by the same amount.
a valuable shepherd dog arrived last
evening for Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt and
was taken to his farm on the island.
The license commissioners are having
busy times OF il just now. 1t is UNDER
stood the chief of police has made a
yearly report to them, but few believe
they will pay the slightest attention to it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-25
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The third anuua exhibition OF the
High School Athletic Club was given in
the New Town Hall last evening. The
hall was well filed. This is the best
trained OF any high school club
IN this State, and it has the
best paraphernalia. Vaulting and
pyramids, horizontal bar exercise.
lung exercise by girls; Indian club class
va; lung exercise by the boys; single stick
drill by boys OF '95 class: Indian clubs,
classes '95 and 100, leader
Grace Bourne; dumb bells, class '9s;
parallel bars. The instructor OF this club
Is Mr.. I. w. Barrows of Brown University
After the exhibition cake and cream
were furnished by the girls of the school.
Howard Lodge X. OF r., held their reg
ular meeting last evening.
The regular BIZ monthly meeting of
Jessie Fremont Council, Daughters of
Liberty, was held last evening in q. A. II.
nan. There was a large number pres
emit including a delegation of visitors
from Harmony and Betsy Williams coun-
cIs OF Providence. Two candidates were
initiated, the work being done by the de-
gree team which has recently been formed.
Ihe work was well executed.
The lecture given ut the Second Baptjst
Church, last evening. by Professor George
Il. wilson before the Mems League. was
well attended.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-25
Gard of Thanks.

For Sale-2i acres OF land upop tho
Ferry road fronting ~Narragansett Rav.
Apply TO James Connery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-25
Do You Intend to Build a Subur-
ban Home This Spring? If So,
Do Not Overlook
MeShanticut Park

which nordsy you na advantages than any other plat thu State Remeuber oNcRE Id
Alhs are already lads lover the ph;t the CITY WATER mans are ALREADY laid the streets as
also are thec CITY, s mains SHADE Rec are pMtd both sides of the su.sun iron, , -
pro lots. from oes do thu plat tn other and RUr REE arc also plma.d ON h.l 10. Lof
whh improvements COSTS II OF Blu NOTHING, as we sm offer our u AT rIpsr
PRICES on heu round floor A $50 and uprad, on terms OF @c upward per w~k; and then nj
ENE Then atnaim magnificent scenery as viewed from curl nh somsupgp eywuy eund.na
soul nsprrgin nothing ike this side of tn Garden of Eden our great and beautiful LAKE Lo
seerainy aslovdya as lake @nb be made Iss surface 10 like mirror and tho roadway drive ana
walks soundn surrounded with shrubbaIs shade and oma menui trees h snrdy a hr dbeaav
hEMkMhE hiatt this Lowell SCENERY and these oosoRRTEs SIDEWALKS rom thu dpoto
the plate your home is somehnEN o II PLA OFFERS YOU and n ton .,n., N.
still dg your cdHs Rec also your cenpoh md funhh you, delivered FREE on your lot. TN.
make your home in MEsHANTfour PAR and best of all we give you r A NICE % It BuuLp
OUR ONE or Don't tpet ush fact; We give you everything RI very other Mat os.
M MUCH MoRE which no other plate ever can offer you-FRKE Come and seus ws.wv
bavea corps Of efficient and pleasant .esmenh in the ome N, AS BusrE xhanre, who will he clad
to accompany you on and all lover tn plat at any and very hour oft the day wnhouto penn eU
pense YOU Besides, we now have an omes n nhesm.n on the patre sdy from daylight m dat
EVERY A to- show you the prruest and vMest pst on the face of the globe and curl lots esd
circulars and pha address,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-25
The Pool BlIl stolen.

~. PAUL, Mimi, April 25.-The pool
commission bill, bringing up the selling
OF pools on horse races ia Minnesota, has
been stolen from the Governor room nj
he Capitol, where IL was awaiting the
signature OF the Governor. There Is no
clue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-25

STEAMERS Nashua. Morgan city, CITY Of
Newport Queen city. Mount Hope.
~NtHooNtits BENJAMIN r.. Poole. Kate A.
Ogden, l. :. liamline. Helen Augusta.
bAhcEs snipe. Fairy Helle. Alli.tom. r.
White. r.. J. Berwind.