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Evening journal., 1896-04-01
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Evening journal., 1896-04-01
ATLANTIC oIrY. n. j.
GAN MARCOS HOTEL,
NOW OPEN.
Pacific and Massachusetts, Avenues,
ATLANTIC CITY. N.

After thorough housecleaning aud renova-
tiOn has been reopened for the winter under
the personal supervision of Mrs. Annie Grubb,
Inn.
Steam Heat. Hydraulic Elevator, sun Par
lor. Baths, all conveniences. Write tor rates
Evening journal., 1896-04-01
REAL ESTATE.
NOR RENT.

EOR RENT.
2O23 Delaware avenue, 13 rooms and bath.
1902 VanBuren street, 10 rooms and bath.
2r25 Delaware avenne, l3 rooms and bath.
1910 NanBuren street, 10 rooms and bath.
1917 West Eighth street, II rooms and bath.
1903 West Fourteenth street, IL rooms and bath
1925 NanBuren street, rooms and bath.
l220 Tatnall street, rooms and bath.
:. ". Cor. Fifth aud JeffersOn,5 rooms and bath
40 Jefferson street, 10 rooms and bath.
1910 West Sixth street, Q rooms and bath.
1423 jackson street, rooms and bath. H.
s. Il. cor. 3Oth and Washington. rooms, bath.
1929 DUPONT street, 6 rooms and bath.
1887 Heald street, rooms and bath.
1910 West Ninth s rect. 3 rooms an BATH
9i5 NanBuren street, rooms and bath. SD
SOP BroOme street, 10 rooms and, hoth. f-
jos Seafles street, rooms and natb.
1l2f DUPONT street, rooms and bath.
1924 Mcdowell street, rooms and bath.
1l22 Walnut street. rooms aud bath.
102} Adams street, ID rooms and bath.
1903 Adams street. rooms and bath.
Sl16 Market street. Office,
$40 Poplar street, rooms.
1901 Washington street, rooms and bath.
STORES FOR RENT.
Southeast corner Fifth and Je fferson streets.
40l Delaware avenue.
4JltS delaware avenue.
ROBERT REYNOLDS,
sS5 Market Street.
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Pannader,s Newast nnerInr-

Joseph W. Brooks. of Pancader hun.
dred has come out as q candidate for the
Republican nomination for county comp
trollers He Is making an active canvass
and getting pledges Of considerable sup.
port In the rural sections.
Evening journal., 1896-04-01

ONCE seventh aud kinKs Phone b45'
b. T. Sergeant dealer In coal and wood
kB-Lsras pea coal for family use
EW- Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1896-04-01
A Contrast OF FareweIls.

DR.. Marks-"I didn't hear at the Pres p
byterY the reasons assigned by Brother
Swariz for leaving Wilmington, but
understand that he has q good place. /
am sure that we part with him with
sincere regrets. A gentleman told me the
other day Of a minister who WAS about 10
leave his congregation; he said Brother,
thess men who have made their marks In
their history will BE- able to say here
are my sheep But, unfortunately I
cannot say that for my congregation Is
the kind that produees-not wool but
bristles Brother Swarizs congregation
Is not so; he leaves q great deal behind ;
even though he goes 20 better place.
DIR. Kelgwin-"W Mr.. SEarlz came
here. although young man. he immedi
ately took a rank In the Presbytery that
was cert sinly envisbls, / have always
fsltthst the brethren should let me of
from going TO the Prssbytery, and then
when Mr. Swartz came be relieved us All
by taking up large share Of the Pres
bytery work. Aud above all, he has
manifest ed himself In one Of our most
delicate questions-thst Of our attitude
on the temperance misunderstanding az
an attorney for the church. l commend
him to God and declare that at no time In
the future will he find friends who will
love him more.
Other well-chosen remarks we're made
by Elders Charles Baird, George W.
Bush aud F. T. Taylor.
Long Applause for MIR swartz.
When the retiring pastor Of Centrs
Church arose. long applause ensued. III
said Though l am not called on, sxcsp
Evening journal., 1896-04-01
VVE HAVE SECURED SEVERAL

VNTE HAVE SECURED SEVERAL
w hundred colored engravlngs-
copies of paintings taken from real
life, by Ida Waugh. the riginals Of
which sold for several thousand
dollars each. We intend 10 present
one TO each woman caller at our
store during this week aud TO each
customer we Will present one In a
handsome frame.
You. arc not required to purchase
anything 70 receive one OF these
handsome pictures, you can have
one for the asking.
Subjects:
Fast Asleep,
Wide Awake,
Bright Eyes,
Alteration,
Baby.
Comel Come 10 the store, get one
OF the beautiful souvenir pictures
and look through. the handsome
styles OF Bows and Little Boys' Suits.
Made doubly handsome by their low
Double-breasted Refer Suits In
Black and Blue Cheviots, Mixed
Homespu' 8, Scotch Cheviots. Cassi-
meres, Blaas Clay Diagonals, Col-
oret Clays,s= 8ue Tricots. Fancy
Worsteds aud others-ages 8 TO Is
years Sl.50 10 $3.50.
fancy patterns, light, dark and med
sqm colors, ages to Z years, S151 10
Refer Suits with sailor collars
nicely trimmed and braided, sl.50 to
s.,
Sailor Suits Of Blue Flannel. Blue
Serge and Fancy Fabrics, ages TO
years-75c 70 s..
Lanyard and whistle with each
Sailor Suit
And the Mems Clothing. too, Is
Just as interesting 10 look at. Ele-
eant Mems Suits for IS. So 81, 81 so,
IS. ,tlO. Sl2, Sl4, sl5, SIC and SIS.
store open evenings.
strictly one price and II dissatis-
ned with your purchase we viii re-
turn your money.
NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE.
3l6 MARKET STREET.
MAX. EPHRAIM. Proprietor.
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SITUATIONS. WANTED

VVANTED-A LADY WOULD LIKE
w work by the day, go home AT night. al
West Second street.
Evening journal., 1896-04-01
roR SALE.

nor Sale - WORKdGN'S TINE RE-
II corder. Will record employees time at the
rate OF 100 per minute. Apply second floor.
No. ll2 French street.
nor SALE CHEAP-A BRAND NEW
u typewriter, cost 500. Apply second floor
No. ll2 French Street.
Evening journal., 1896-04-01
BUSINESS oPPoRTuNITIEs.

G100 per month. or more. Chances 70
TlUO make money by speculation are
better now than ever. Nice incomes are made
from small Investments. Wheat and stocks
offer excellent opportunities for those with
limited means to make money. We always
work for customers Interests. Write for advice
and book, showing how 10 do II. free.
COMACK q GO 20 Broadway. ew York
EOR sAIE-LICENSED SALOON AND
IT restaurant. Good business location. Good
reasons for selling. Address A., this office.
Evening journal., 1896-04-01
CoIored Preaohers At Copference.

Colored Preachers at Conference.
The opening session OF Delaware NJ E
Conference convened In Chester, Pa
this moaning. Ten delegates attend the
conference from Wilmington. II will
continue until next Monday.
Evening journal., 1896-04-01
HELP WANTED.

VVANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
Nv Homework. Apply 200 East FIFTH street.
VXTs NTED 60 A GOOD. LIVE MAN TO
w represent a New York Banking and
Brokerage concern Ia Wilmington. Liberal
terms. Apply to OLIVER BOOTH. Clayton
House, Thursday, between 10 and u a. m. or
and B p. m.
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL. BETWEEN
w 10 and Is years of age, 10 assist In
general housework. Apply at No. s2i West
Ninth street.
ePRENTICE 70 DRESS
w making Sl5 Orange street.
C ALEsMAN WANTED-SlOO TO sl25 per
lOmonth and expenses TO Introduce our goods
TO the trade Staple line; position permanent,
pleasant and desirable. Address, with stamp,
King Mfg. CO.. d. SO. Chicago.
Qo0 A WEEK TOsALESLADY OR GENT
TOO TO sell National Dish Washer; best and
cheapest made; over $4,000 sold: washs s and
dries dishes In two minutes; no scalded fin-
gers OF broken dishes, no muss; sells on merit,
satisfies all; easily operated; also many other
good sellers Write Department 4 WORLD
MANUFACTURING CO.. W3. Columbus, y.
Evening journal., 1896-04-01
Lons Applause for DC swArt1.

When the retiring pastor Of Central
Church arose. long applause ensued. He
said: Though am not called on, except
by my own heart, | am compelled to
Evening journal., 1896-04-01

Unstinted Praise by Friends at Fare
well Dinner Last Night. for His Activity
In the Church. In the Home aud I'm the
oity-mr. and MRS swartz Leave To-day
for Poughkeepsie.
Evening journal., 1896-04-01

90 TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO.
VI Company's new gallery. Finest in city.
Great reduction In prices. 407lk Market
street. above Fourth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-20
SUGAR LAND IMPROVEMENTS.


Cotton Compressed at Gn--Paper NH In
Contemplation.
Sugar Land, Texas. January lS-E. II
Cunningham ~ Co. have just completed
shipping their cotton crop. consisting OF
VA bales. This cotton was gtnned with
the latest improved machinery Under
the immediate supervision Of Mr.. NJ NJ
Currlo or' Richmond one of the most ex-
pert Kin men in this section, cotton was
compressed directly As It came from the
condenser, a sample taken from each bale
and numbered. IA certificate accompanies
each sample, with signature OF manager
TINS saves tho trouble OF samplng after
ward. This mode of handling cotton is
something entirely new, but is undoubted-
y AN Improvement ON the old style of
handling It.
tho past week for repairs ana additional
machinery. which will greatly Increase
the capacity and II possible, the class OF
refined sugars turned out. While there ia
very little II any room for Improvement In
this line still this addition covers what
there ls
improvements are going on rapidly here
IA II. Cunningham & Co. are making
preparations to utilize all molasses from
the sugar house, which was heretofore
run in bitches and lost entirely. They also
contemplate tho erection Of a paper mill
for the purpose of using their bagasse
which has heretofore been a great bother
and expense to get rid Of.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-20
CATrLE sIllpMnNrs.

Alice, Texas, January y Stock CATTLE
In This section are doing well hut water
II getting low H. . great many tanks' and
every ono Is wishing for rain ON Tues
day Clark & Wright shipped one car extra
Tat cows to san Antonio. THURSDAY Rich
ard King shipped two cars cattle 10 81
Louis and one Of ncgs Ia Fort Worth
Saturday W. j. Miller slipped two cara
mixed cattle 10 Houston
The Gan Antonio and Arkansas Pas rail-
WY IL receiving 1--WE cars Of brick r,er dav
from the Mexican National railway T'Nl,
IL a par. OF contract Of 500 go from
the Monterey Brick company ~ Montnrv
Mexico, to tie contractors OF the San An
tonic city sewers
Dr. f. ., Cox Of Galveston IS In this
section on his annual hunt and yestorNav
came 10 town with two deer and three
wild turkeys. 10 prove his good mariana,
ship.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-20

and Baker took them. The colleges OF
Texas seem to have their full quota OF
pupils since the holidays. Our college lost
fve pupils Christmas.
A gentleman OF note said the other day!
oak CHI college Is the coming schooi
Of Texas"
Professor Edgerton spent last week In
East Texas in the interest OF the college,
-oRoNAL INSTITUTE, SAN MARCOS.
Miss Fannie Henderson spent Saturday
and sunday with her aunt, Miss Ella
Thomas of san Antonio.
The Solid Geometry class is exercised
over the approaching final examination,
The Beethoven circle rendered che fol-
lowing programme al Its last meeting:
Plano solo-Premiere Bolero. Brillante
.,, .................M Miss Belle King
Essav-IIfe OF Mozart Miss Alma Strunk
Piano solo-.Minuet, from Mozarts
Symphony In Eb Miss Laredo Bunton
Violin solo. Miss Maude Talbot
Piano solo--May Bells Rlnging.........
.................M Miss Aida Talk
List of Mozart's Compositions. ........
Miss Mabel Hahkla
Two Of the arithmetic classes are having
a contest In analysis a bucket OF apples
is to be the prize for the winners.
Professor w S. Groves Of Kyle took
dinner with us Saturday.
ing at their institute In the chapel satur-
day night The girls seemed to erjoy 1t
very much, especially the ovation by Pro-
fessor Bell
We are expecting a crowded house to
hear Ralph Bingham OF Philadelphia on
the 18th. Half the proceeds GO to tho
library fund of the institute.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-20
WEBSTER NOTES.
Citizens Peutioning for a Good puonC
Highway

Citizens Peutioning for Good fuonc
Highway.
Webster, Texas. January l7.-Mrs FRED
HI2iett Of Beatrice. Neb.. who was called
here by the death OF her sister. Mrs
Thacker. Will remain IN Webster several
months.
ON saturday last grand rabbit hunt
" = orcaulzcd, in which nearly the entire
population participated Instead OF mass
log his forces 30 a sold line and charging;
h0 enemy the officer In command sent
out small dst'chments Ia different direc-
tons, leaving large gaps where bunny
could mako lls exit without molcstati5n,
and as result the list Of Killed and cap
'aFad vas sm- 49, while the list Of missing
"hs very large. Rabbits stli continue
thelr deprcdauons.
Two petitions have been circulated mere
during tne past week. which have been
hnerally signed by the taxpayers. Tney
are 10 IN" respective commissioners of
Harris and Galveston counties ana pray
Tor the location OF a county road from
Clear Creek 10 Houston, 10 be located OF
ihe west side OF the railroad. Clear
Creek ami Webster are working In Unison
IN tne matter and similar petitions have
been signed by the citizens OF Clear I reek.
u is desired to extend the Galveston
county road from Clear Creek village TO
TIE stream ~ the same name, which is
the comfy lire at this point and from
thence through Webster to Houston
w. n Pumiey has been remodeltug the
interior or his residence during me pres
ei.t Wcek
h. Z. Fenncr gave a dinner party AT
ny home on Monday evening to few
Of his friends.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-20
TEACHERS AT SWEPT HOME.

Sweet Home, Texas. January le.-The
LayacA county white teachers institute
met here Friday and Saturday While
the attendance was not 80 large as was
expected. owing to the bad weather. ~nat
was lacking IN numbers was male up IN
enthusiasm by thuee present The meet
inE was harmonious and profitable to all.
The next session ~ tho institute VIII be
held at YoakJm. February II and Is.
The following programme was rendered
Address OF welcome, A. &. Harper, sweet
Home.
Response. r. 4. Partlow. Hope.
Basis II Promotion, e, a Peterson. Hal
ietisvile.
The Teachers Duties Out OF School
Room. Misc Laura Cranberry, Sweet
Home.
Debate Resolved, That Texas should
have a system OF compulsory education
Ahirmatiye-C. A. Peterson and 7 A.
Partlow, negative. ". II Adams. Mon
serrn,e. W. r. Brian. Sweet Home
Uses and Abuses Of Text Books. G.. d.
Beason. Yoakum.
DlaRrammlug. vs.. r. Brian
Penmnuship and primary grades Miss
Nargie Henarfe, Hallottsville-
How TO Obtain Regular Attendance
general discussion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-20
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Granbury, January ls.-This has bet !
rainy. cloudy week. 1t has rained W
every day and no prospect of clearing v
Millican. January le.-The wealth. 4
the past week has been cloudy and tffal
ening rain and at the present wig
there Is no change.
Bolton, January 1.-THE weather Y
been cloudy and rainy for week, WIZ /
appearance of fair weather Farnen y
behind with their work.
Bartlett. January 1S.--The weather q
ing the past week has bsen CLOUDY, w
drlZZling rain most OF the time, WIZ
indications of clearnigg on. the ~
are getting in a very bad condition y
ground is thoroughly soaked and p9'
coed shape for this years crop.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-20
SCHOOLS OF TEXAS.
TRINITY UNIVERSITY, rEHUAcA,

TRINITY UNIVERSITY, TEHUACANA.
We are now under a pressure OF excite
ment cccasoned by its being the closing
week OF the first five months term OF
the school year Examination is the pass
word. and many long and serious faces
are TO be seen. as here and there students
enter the recitation room TO be put
through the ordeal of fire
Monday morning begins a new term,
closing with the first days OF June. We
all enter upon new work with removed
energy and the determination that this
shall he the best work of the year.
To add to this there Is the coming
"Semi-Annual," the regular entertainment
given by tho four literary societies OF the
university at tho end of the first term.
Wa anticipate a Joyous time and a treat.
On last Saturday evening. after listen
ing to an address by Mr.. p. ID. Tucker
OF tho Timothean society, on the sub
ject "Despise Not Little Things" the
Ratio-Genic society entered upon the cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing half term
The following were elected. President
Geo. Gable; vice president, l.. l.. Davis
treasurer John Bursen; critic a. |. Boyd,
chaplain, John Ingle: librarian, Il. w.
Wade.
An interesting event OF the week was
n dog killing In the department of science.
Professor uornbeak. assisted by Drs. wat
MIN" ana Sio"'h oi'N"'p wy VIC Nhes' VI
a dog. under tho influence OF chloroform.
and revealed TO the students OF physiology
and zoology the action OF the heart, lungs
and diaphragm. After the life of the
canine became extinct the anatomy of
the organs of digestion and secretion were
infinitely and carefully studied. This oper-
alton Of dissectins became of great inter-
est to many. and the study was quite
edifying to NIL who were present.
The class In geology Is discussing dun
ing this week. In the form Of debate.
the subject: Resolved. That the interior
Of the earth is In a fluid condition"
Mr.. l.. n, Gray OF Corsicana IS champion
Of the affirmative side. and Miss Turner
OF Bonham the negative. Both sides. each
consisting OF six debators, handle the
arguments we'll and the class hopes TO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-20
TEXAS CITY ITEMS.
Receivers House and Jones on an Inspect.
log Tour.


Texas City, Texas. January is-Osdcial
railroad parties are becoming a regular
weekly occurrence. II seems that the cot
ton business being done here is the charm
On THURSDAY Receivers r W. House and
N T Jones Of Houston. accompanied by
Judge Ford ard Chiet Engineer simmons
Of the Galveston, La Porte and Houston
railrcs4 Baldwin Rice. 3. r Myers Of
the Texas City Improvement company:
Hr. Guerinerr assistant city engineer OF
Houston and Mr.. Euis clerk Of tho erin
insl district court, came down on an IN
spection tcur Of thai line and incidentally
to Texas City. No expression Of the re-
ceivers object in the visit could be OBJ
talsed box i; Is considered by Euessers
hers 20 fnesu something.
3. r. Myers was seen by the reporter,
bt,t refused TO give An expression OF onin-
ion as 20 the object OF the visit. The party
was met here ~ General Manager J r.
Myers, who came over from Galveston
on the OK Magnet
This has been an exceedingly busy week
at the cotton yards over 6yq bales having
been loaded aboard vessels for foreign
ports.
NJ. and Mrs. Thomas Cullytoyd have
rented house ard Will make Texas city
ih.s. home turing the winter
Ny. and Mrs. J. ". Livingston gave =
sery pleasant "at home 10 their friends
Friay right. Cards an6 other games
were indu.ged ~ until late hour
a great many Northern people. pros
pectors and Investors. are seen on the
s'reets nearly every day. Some are In
vestiuE and some preparing To locate here
Mr.. e.. u. nickcruaU OF s.. Paul
heavily interested 60 the Texas City com
pary, IS expected 20 visit here next week
on ai- way 20 California. where he IS going
for hts health.
Several boxes Of ane ripe strawberries
were brought 70 Texas CRY ~ Auasa
s'ev'ar; last week, raised in his garden
I.st west o. town
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-20
CONlANCHE CUILINGS.

Comanche, Texas. January H-sI
manche is to soon have another psN|
making four.
Postmaster A. l.. Hamilton has III
chased half of Dr.. ]. r. McCartys u'l
store.
DIR. W. +. Kirk, who cnce lived ~
has moved back from DeLeon.
Hon. C. j.. jenkins will speak a'sFf
ulist gathering here tomorrow.
Comanche lands are coming into osnAIs q
as the county clerk reports recoru,ls
deeds and release deeds since tine M i
last September.
Jud, one OF Or. J. r. McCartys W.
accidentally shot himself last rrlua, 4
the left hand with hall from '
target rife.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-20
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY, WACO.

Nothing new or OF much interest except
to those in school. who are finding mere
new and intensely interesting things than
have been dreamed OF during the whole
term. We are just being impressed with
the ability Of our teacher TO pick on
those topics OF which we know least"
where they so 10 make questions for ex-
animation; II there is any one who can
make worn out book seem new, 1t is one
OF an examining committee.
Tho examinations began Monday. the
13,h. and will be finished by the 23d
Meanwhile the foot ball remains initiated
and enjoys a rest from the half backs
loving hug and the full backs wonderful
kick.
The spring term begins on the Goth and
Will not be unwelcome when IL comes "
It is preceded by successful examinations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-20
NEUROLOGICAL.

BERNARD GILLAM-Amste NY.
January i9-Bernard Gillian, the noted
cartoonist of Judge died this morning at
the home of his father-ln-law, ex-senator
James of Canojaharle, n. Y, his death
being the result OF typhoid fever.
New York, january l9.-Bernhard GIL
lam was an Engishman by birth. When
he was Is years Of age his family came
over and settled in Brooklyn, where Gil
lam. went to the public schools When
he lett the public schools he announced
mlmse.t as a scenic painter and in due
lme exhibited a dramatic picture In a
brooklyn gallery All Brooklyn went to
tse This marvel and all Brooklyn laughed.
even CiHalns friends poked fun at him.
He went into d lawyers office as a clerk,
but before the end Of the year he turned
70 art again, and as portrait painter
had feeble success, He saw clearly
that caricaure and the cartoon was his
Site and began to try to force an entrance
INTO weekly papers. His first work was
Tor FRANK I<esiie's Weekly. He soon made
something of reputation and was made
r. m. inber OF the staff of the Harp,,r's
weekly; His position az a cartoonist was
esta6l,shed, From the Harpers he went
That gave him his National reputation.
The first of these, THE Tattooed MN ;;
WIN be remembered by all who REMEMBER
IN me biain" e campaign Of 1854, lie left Puck
and building UP, OF Judge. He became a
partner in the firm, the firm name being
AFheN u ttliam,
j. b. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Texas
January l9,-Died, at his residence in
Thomaston, at o'clock on the mornin,
OF the 18th Instant OF slow fever, Mr. /,
II. Fridgen, after protracted Illness of
about seventy days. Mr.. Pridgen was one
of the county's substantial citizens and a
successful farmer He leaves large fam
lily and many relatives and friends 10
mourn their loss
w. A. COBB-Gonzales Texas. Janrar,,
H'-Died at his home near Gonzales ves-
terday, In the sd year of his age. w A
Cobb, an honorable citizen Of this COMMIT.
and gallant Confederate soldier and i,
member of Camp Key. by whom he MA,
hurried yesterday afternoon. The funeral
procession was large, He had man
friends who Will mourn his loss.
BISHOP ACKNOWLEDGEMENT q,
January ls.-Bishop Haygood Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. South. died NJ
his home In Oxford. Ca, this morning u,
o'clock, from paralysis. Bishop w m
can of South Carolina will nraach ~.
funeral service Tuesday morning ''''
REV. wM. RoGERs-I,ondon ran
s'-Rev, William Rogers, who was ths
tutor OF the earl of Rosebery, is dead
OTHER DEATHS.
gesticn. VI con-
Sophy Bounds, aged A. at Short
II. F. Whitesides. aged IS. M Chez.
H. D. Kennedy aged s., near AmnhIor