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VOL. VII.
WILMINGTON. N. C, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1883.
2 ( J tbe views of correspondents unless so state.
a cue eaitonai commits.
-if. '
The Daily Review has the largest
m circulation, of any newspaper
IJiie inOu&y of Wilmington.
f Scott, ased 7 year:
wmricg in Texas.
jv.- - ' -
General Butler campaign is said by
hVobIgz Journal to - have coat him
135,000. t : r
paal H. Hayne; the poet; Was given a
'public reception id AUaata on Wedoes-
T,ercwro 211 business failure In
215 tiie week preceomg.
n S1SJ fs P
refold von Ranke. who is H years
o'd.bas about completed another vol-.
ufflPof his "Universal History.1'
of Gen.
which was that a 'brother
Robert E. Lee once figured as a de
fendant in a murder trial. Mr. I Carter
writes: Gen. Lee had two brothers
older than himself and a halt-brother
still older. The brother were. Charles
Carter, who lived and died a Virginia
farmer, and Sydney Smith, a captain in
the United States navy. The half
brother was Henry, the son of his
father's first wife, who was a daughter
of Philip Lud well Lee None of these
brothers ever figured in auy murder
trial." ' .
Ger.eral Roger A. Pryon while wait
Bg the opportunity to defend his Irian
2ent, ia bight-seeing in London and is
. tvp.iuent visitor at the law courts.
"Joseph Webber, of Pittsburg. Pa.
who had made a wager for $600 to eat
abr?ce of quail every day lor twenty
Jay, completed Lis task last Friday.
mm i
Boston" four richest men are Fred- j
rick L. Ames, 815.000.000; John M.-(
Forbes, S12.O0O.OOO, and Oliver Ames j
and w luiuiu vx. -j---, -
The Baltimore Day thus discourses bf
Mr. Riddleberger'a future in the Senate:
While Virginia Democrats, ot course,
would preler to see another in his place.
3T8t he Ias the. opportunity 'of so con
ducting himself as to earn a far differ
ent and mt ch better reputation than
that which Mahone is forced to bear.
acd.tnay in iimb 'be aocepuble to bis
people. There seems to be certainly as
much inducement lor him to get on the
right as the wroogsMe, ind it is 'surely
as easy. , . j i i
LOCAL NEWS.
Tea Seed. .
Rev. Colin Shaw, of Bladen county.
gave us the pleasure" of a visit this
morning. He brought with him a box
containing what appeared more like
petrified grapes than anything else, only
acking in the weight of petrifaction.
They were in reality) the seed of the tea
plant and were raised by him.' He has
cultivated the tplant rueces&tully for
several years, and a number of his
neighbors are devoting aUontioa, to Us
culture. The seed that he brought
with him are for sale and may be se
cured by calilus on Mr. R. McDougall.
on Chestnut, between Ffjnt and Water.
The very moderate price of 10 cents
per dozen is all that Mr. Shaw asks for
them, I
THE PBESBrTEUlANS.
in
Jailor Murry arid Officer Strodes
took a jaunt to Federal Point yesterday
in search of three of the escaped pris
oners whoru they heard were lurking
around the neighborhood otMyrtleGrove
Sound. Their search was fruitless.
Wilmington Presbytery
Session.
The Presbyteriau church organize
tion of the State is divided into five
districts or Prcsbyterie which unite
and form the Synod.
The Wilmington Presbytery, the
ProshvlNo cf iatif mcf nn ran ant
- . . ' , . i .. at the City Hall to-night,
to adjournment at its last session m tbe ..-,.. ,
Second Presbyterian church of this
city, of which the Rev. C. M. Payne is
pastor, last evening at 8, o'clock. Tbe
Presbytery was opened with a sermon
from the retiring Moderator the Rev.
NEW' ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday, Nov. 14th.
There U promise1 of a good time at
the -'Mum Party," given by the Dofcaa
Society of St. Paul
The great original cat from tbe
s Lutheran church Madison Square Theatre,
night. The price of -
admission is mcacty nominal, and there ,
will baau abundant supply of refrea! Esmeralda - - Esmeralda.
t -
Gen. Grant has written another letter
wton. Fitz. John. Porter, dated No-rt-fuber
S'J, in which ha expresses the
hope that Congress will no, only restore
porter to his rank, but givft h;m baok
my.
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fbo citizens in the vicinity of Read-
r., are lciiiui cauucuh-i ,
of robbers who infest that neighborhood !
snJ hae had several encounters with
?i;em. The Govoruor may bo cnlled
upon for assistance.
Miss Louise A. Montague, the shapely
female who traveled with a'cIrcu3 two
seasons ago as a prize beauty, has just
been divorced from her husband, a va
riety actor of the link sau3agc-and-fried
onion name of Kayser.
The edifying spectaQle ot a governor
of a State, with severaj. high cfilcials, as
interested spectators of a "slugging"
match, was presented to t ho people of
St. lama the other day. Governor
Crittenden occupied a box at the John
L. Sullivan show in that city last week.
.
Garfield Post, Grand Army of the
Republic, Covington, Ky., have adopt
ed resolutions declaring that LicTut.
Gen. P. H. Sheridan should be promot
ed to the rank of general, and that Maj.
Gen. Hanoor.k should be made lieuten
ant general. Better reverse it.
JUDEX TO NEW 'AnYFBTSIME?T5.
W H Greux Cigars I ,
Mum Pauti Dorca3 Socipty
W J MOTT-Stall 5 Mountain Beef
Mukds Bkos. & DeRosset i-Noveltiea
C W V'atks omethlujc New Kycrr lfty
The receipts of cotton lat. this 'port to
day foot up 701 bates.
There was plenty of ice this moraine,
aud a ?ood overcoat was! a; necessity.
" Tea covered oyster carts - from New
River, formed in procession and drove
J S. Biacklof Burgaw, After the sermon down Market street this morning about
the Presbytery was opened with 11 o'clock. They, halted at the corner of
Draver. Tbe roll of Ministers of churches Market and Second streets and drew a
This la the beet company on the road, beats
at Dyerb. eommeucinBMoaUay. KerrTCl',
Pdrqnette and tbree liowa Balcony; T5c back -ot
tttroe Lows Italcooy. Aamleions CO and
25c , - bov 9-St
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More Room
Rev. W. M. Kennedy has beeg
called, to. the pastorlil charge of
Wo
ve-
the
are
ornsn is
M&sonboro Baptist Church. j
pleased to know that, tjiis gen
to remain among us. ' ,
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Hon. A. M. Waddell is announced to
speak at the Court House in1 Pamlico
county on Monday next, the day pre
vious to the election in
trict. ,
ho Fjrst :Dis-
Quite a number of delegates to have
already arrived in the city preparatory
to taking part irt the Presbyterian
Synod, which will assemble at the
First Presbyterian Church at 10 o'clock
to-morrow morning.
Very few turkeys have been brought
to market this year, so tar, but we sup
pose his gobblershipwill be offered up
as a sacrificon the 29th mst., the day
Mr. Arthur says we must give thanks
for redeeming old Virginia.
Philadelphia gives over20.000 Repub
lican majority, and yet out of five con
gressional districts one is 'saved always
for the Democrat, Samuel J. Randall.
Whatever difference of opinion may
prevail with regaid to Mr. Randall's
tariff opinions he shows great strength
of character. .
i
The Chicago Press, Independent,
hnIHa thi dnf!t.rinf: The man who is
continually seeking office and who
thiaks he has a claim upon the public
treasury is not the m an people, like to
trust with public honors. The Repub
lican candidates are, .very many of
them, chronic office seekers, who cling
to the public crib like barnacles to the j
bottom of a ship.
.Gen. Francis Bateg.Pond. the father
of 4the Pond bill," noted in Ohio
polities, had an eventf ul career. The
son of a Congregational minister, a
collegian, a wanderer in the Huron
wilds, a pinched school master, a
lawyer, a private, a captain, a .colonel
and a brigadier from '6L to 66 4uid
finally a prohibition leader in the Ohio
Legislature, his life was busy indeed.
til death, a few days ago, occurred
'when be was 58. '
During the performance at the.Onera
House to-morrow night, the orchestra
will play the Esmeralda Waltz, a piece
of music of a high order -ot merit, com
posed and dedicated to the Madison
Square Co. Copies of the music may be
obtained at Heinsberger's.
Blooded Stock.
Mr. Jas. W. Southerland has just re
turned from Kentucky whew he went
to purchase a blooded aninyil. .The
horse has a fine pedigree and is regis
tered. He ia a fine animal and we are
nlaacori tn nhrnniola the iuiDOrtatlon of
HiwWi and iranroved stock in our
midst. ,
Civil Rights on the Surging
" , Cape Fear. J
A day or two since Lydia Davis, eol
ored. took a trip down the river on the
steamer Momekaha. Captain Frank
Wilkinson, seeing the , festive Lydia in
the after cabin, told her she mu3t go in
the forward cabin, which was equally
as comfortable as the one she was in.
and that she knew it was against the
rules of tho boat for colored persons to
occupy the after cabin, as the one for-,
ward was equally 3 pleasant and was
reserved expressly for them. Lydia
conteuded that she had paid her fare
and would occupy any portion of jthe
boat that she wished, aa she had a
right to do. Capt. Wilkinson reported
the matter to ilie owuer,i Capl. Bisbee,
who instructed his officer to compel the
woman to occupy the part i of tho boat
assigned to those of her color. Capt.
Wilkinson, thereupon told Lydia that
she must go forward, atid as she stoutly
refused to do so, he caught her by the
arm and led her out. Lydia upon re
turning to the city went, before Jus
tice Hill aud took qut a war
rant against Captain Wilkinsou
for assault and battery. Before issuing
tho warrant the Magistrate told the
womau, after hearing her version of the
story, that if she was contending for
civil rights he would not grant a war
rant or hear the case as that matter had
been decided by the highest tribunal in
the land aud only listened to the charge
of assault and battery. The case was
brought to areliminarj.hearinye4er
day afternoon. The woman sworn
that Capt. Wilkinson used undue force
in ejecting her and that she has been
laid up two days by reason of the treat
ment she received. The Justice im
posed a fine of $10 and the costs. Capt.
Wilkinson took an appeal to the
Criminal Court.
and delegates were . called aud the Urge crowd of speculators who quickly ( WING TO THE steady incbbisk la
following answered to their names:
Revs. Dune m D. Black, 'CoKn
Shaw, Jas. M.prunt, D. D., B- J.
Marable, S. H. Isler, Archibald Mc
Fadyen, Alex. Kirkland, J. R. Wilson,
D. D. C. M. Payne. Kr McDonald, J. and
S. Black, Jno. M. Rose, Jr.
Ruling: Elders G. B. Carr. J.
bought up tho loads o bivalves.
Silver Plated Spoons and Forkfl. low
oruw. jut Jacobi.'s
my business, and for the want of more room,
I have reotJ the Store adjoining my present ,
one, and enbmred tbe one 1 now occupy. ThU
giv.-a nto ample
siuua or
room to show my KING
Messrs. L. M. Boykin, W. H. Boykin
B. Underwood publish in 'the
Clinton Caucasian a challenge, to all
H. sportsmen for a fox cbas-. lhey say:
Mnpnhff i Jno rt r.rr .1- a. Fnison. The iudecs will be selected by the
J. O. Player, A. Southerland. Henry parties, and the time, place, number of
Harrison. W. J. Cromertio D I. degs to oe run, ana rmes wiu re agreeu
Not Desirable Company.
Last night a bevy of four or five
vounir ladies were seated in a room until 3 o 'clock.
with a bright light and cheerful fire
indulging in a pleasant conversation
and having a good time generally,
when all at once one of them placed
her hands upon her clothing and .de
claredthat theie was something crawl
ing beneath them. "Oh, dear!
Barney, C. H.Robinson. R. McDougal,
J. W. Cowau. J. N. Corbet. H. WJ
Bur well. )
Rev. J. M. Rose, of Goldsboro. was
elected Moderator aud Rev. A. Kirk
land. of Whiteyiile, temporary Clerk.
By resolation.he hours for holding
the Presbytery to-day were set at from
9 ;30 o'clock to 1 o'clock, and from 3
o'clock to adjournment. iho night
session was then brought to a close.
" MCliXING SESSION.
The Presbytery was called) to order
by the Moderator at 9:30 o'clock.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting to prepare a Manual for the
Presbvterv made their report. Tho re
port was taken up seriatim and wa8
adopted as a whole with the amend
ments and the committee discharged.
Free conversation of the subject of
Religion was j made the order of the
day tor the fternoon sessionl
To-night the subject of Home Mis
sions will be discussed.
The overtures sent down from lie
General Assembly to the Presbytery
were taken up and adopted,! after dis
cussion. and are as follows: I
"Shall the action of the Assembly of
IS2. amending nook of discipline,! chap
12, ec. 3, be confirmed ?" -
"Shall a sectiou be added to form ot
government, chapter, 7, providing for
amendment to confession of faith and
catechism?" i
"Stall the last sentence of sec. 4,
chap 24 of confession of Faith relative
to marriage be stricken out?1' -The
Presbytery, then took a recess
nome-Made Candles, I
Having enzaged an 'EXPERIENCED CAN-.
D V M AK R, bf Baltimore to assist me In lmx
making f my t an-lles, 1 can therefore Rive i
the paullc the beucrts of tho I'UKauvr.KRa&ll
KST AND Fl N f-ST O t 1)1 Ki In tbo city.- -;
I hav thive large Shavr Cases, containing f
One llunblnvl and tlfty different kiuds of !
OAJSDY, from which tckciloua can bo made.
As J am lu.-utufacliulna: for the Ket&li Trado
The new Telephone Exchange in the only i can guarantee rUKK and fkkmi.
tho QUALl'l Y c have. v I -
by Strainer dally FRUIT
upon by I heai .
Bank of New Hanover building! ?&
ecliving its lirdshinff Jtouches. The
switchboard and other appointment
ot the office have been simplified and
improved under the direction of Mr. J.
C. White, the mhnager. There are
over two hundred wire3 running into
the new office. ;
A fint assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jaoobi's. Hardware Depot
Recolvins
ALL, DE CUIFTIOX?.
Vomt: h.:hI aoo rue. No trouble t Bhow jroods.
MKS. Fi. - WAKliEN, ,
c.6v 12- 1 13 aad U5 North .second St
One Hundred & Eleven,
One Hundred & Eleven.
NEW AOVJSBTISKMENTS
ILum Party.
rpiIE UORCAS SOCIETY OF ST. PAUL'S
Lutheran Church wlll.hnld a MUM! PARTY,
a.t th o.lTV HALL. WEDNESDAY KVK
ISG, Hth int. Refreshments served. Gar
den Oys' er In every style. Admission 10 cts.
nov l0 2t sat tnes Star copy (
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The Best, 1 Say I
A CAR LOAD OF MOUNTAIN CATTLE,
THE BEST
which has oome to market thia year, Hid be
. ... . for sale at my!
Stall No. 5,
to-morrow (Wednesday) morning, aud tbe bal
i : - ;l
ance of the week. - ."
Look at it even if you don't care to buy
W. 'j. MOTT,
i Stall THO. &
One Hundred & Eleven,
FIXK SILKVELVKTS In all shades; at r00
per yard, 19 Inch, worth $3 CO. y
Full Hne of SILK IIOSK, 4n all folors and
Black, for Ladles al ChiMren.-
BLACK AND COLORKD SILKS, all styles,
at low prices.
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A FINE FRENCH CO XSKT FOR $1 21. Bcfi-
niar price f i 7i.
CHILDREN'S COIt-ETS in all sizes, forO.cJ
Regular price. 75c. i .'
THREE BUTTON KID GLOVE-, inj t U
shadea and Blacs,! for 50c. Jever bo: ore
sold for fees than $1 00. t :
nov 13
5 and 10 cents Cigars, JULIUS SAMSON,
For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery
go to Jacobi1 HardwareDepot-i t
Rear admiral Nichols1 annual report
of the condition of the United States
naval establishment is chiefly, rem ark
able for showing in what a dilapidated
condition everything is, and the large
Bam that will be required for proper
repairs. He speaks, however, more
cheerfully ot the personnel aT the navy,
particularly of the boys in the service.
and he expres33es the wish there wore
City Court.
The following case's were disposed of
by the Mayor this morning :(
David Mclaurin. colored, lor throw-
mg rocas at anu uuiui "w
boy, was fined $10. in default of which
. . . .... n
tie was sent to tne city prisua w
days. I
Fannie Benton and Josephine hmith.
both colored, for an affray, were noea
$5 each. ' ,
sivtih of the" Season.
Musk rat a are not in a hurry at build
ing their houses this Falf. Tho ground
hog is not digging his hole deep. Chick
en gizzards presage a green Christmas.
The corn husks are light. Mallard
ducks are thin leathered. IThe 'goose's
breastbone is very delicate, j Tomatoes
ripen late. Catfish hidjes are not thick.
If these are not signs of a mild winter,
then of what aro they the signs?
Improvements at Oakc!ale
The Thomas Concert.
Mr. Charles E. Locke is still in the
city working with a will towards the
a completion bf arrangements which will
mouse! a mouse!1' said the others, and justify the Theodore Thomas Orches
they all jumped ready to flee from the tra in stopping here and giving one of
unwelcome intruder. The young lady's their unrivalled musical entertainments
clothing was shaken to the floor. Quiet while on their Southern tour. JTbe
was soon restore, but after a short troupe is composed of CO instrumental
I time the same young lady uttered an- istp.each of which is an artist in his pars
f .i I . i it. i 'J K 1
otner scream, ai mo saiuu uiue puuing i ucuiar ime, uearucs uumwi i wa
TTAVAVA FILLKRS.
XI Rest in the city, are on sale, j
.Drugs and Medicinal preparations of the
highest graae ai
JNO. T. SCHONWALL'S,
nov 12 Drug and Precript'on Store
nov 8-
1 11 MARKET RT.
Lost
JN EC3TACIKS OVER THK NEW AND
handsome lot of TICTURES Just received.
STEEL ENGRAVINGS In endless variety.
Plain and Highly Colored In the most artistic
fctyle. Just the Pictures for presentation pur
poses. - ,
All. especially those who have been waiting
N, C. Apples.
150 BBLS FIi?E WESTERN
NORTH CAROLINA APPLES.
Call at once at- R. McDOI'OALL'8,
m Chestout, bet. Water and Froot sts ,
- nov 9 - ,
On Hand
9
HEINSBERGER'S,
Live Book and MuIc Store
nov 12
her bands upon her clothes, and dechuv 8oloists;-of undoubted musicarabilityand for this arrival, are requested to call early and
ed that there was some living cresture excellence. To take such a company makQ a geiecUon, at
there. Another fright followed, but of musicians, each of whose services
one of tho party mustered courage to demands a iarge salary, through i he
take a" stick and beat the clothing country, calls for an immense outlay
where tho creature was held in its of money to meet ordinary expenses,
folds by the wearer. Another vigorous and.it is to ensure the management
shake, but mi mouse. By this time the against probable loss that Mr. Locke
entire party were intensely nervous and has remained in the city to secure the
each was possessed with the idea that co-operation of our c.tizens. He has
Ljrtnio intrnsivn visitor had taken lode- met fwith much 'encouragement and
ing ia her clothing. This was jnot les" here is a fair prospect that the compa
sened when a few moments later the ny will appear here on the 6ih of De;
same lady who had been twice alarmed cember next. He will leave ;here to
uttered anothar scream , seized her night, but has made arrangements with
dress again, and repealed her exclama the manager of the Opera House, who
tioa. By thi3 time all !were thoroughly will receive subscriptions tO the con
frightened, but it would not do to re- cert in Mr. Locke's absence. It is the
maia in such alarming su3penso, and largest and best traveling concert corn
after beating the place where the sup- pany in the world, and it would be- a
posed intruder was lodged for awhije pity to let it pass here without giving
with a stick, the clothing was , again our music loving citizens an opportuni
yigorously shaken and a lizard .ran ty to hear itn
the wall
nut anrt trwnV mfn are nnnn the ve II oi
a Tory nauuauu. '.theroom. It was disposed of in short
placed at the entrance of Oakdalej : , vft.a
, i . - ... . ioi-der.as may well be imagined, but the
Cemetery in place of the wooden one,. .a
v'u ' i . . . ! ml'iiT r. th.3 fwviinn was s no ilea as
whifth isnow there. Tne iiato is m the ;J. "... . . ..
ru - s r .u i, lodge at the cemetery and will bo ewung
more of them. ; In the boys, he. says, Lw6 j . . Uiiea ttrat.tr
uM,vfli, a,,- tWr thftv! as sooii as the iron posts cau bo placed m .
form tho material from which M My I MaIlion- Mr- .I80, 'mft "? .right.!
i ..I .
i thev al! became impressed with the i
eir clothing wa3 infested
Novelties ! !
OT THE ARTICLES THESLSELVJto
i . ... 1
which are mentioned below, bnt the extreme
low prices at which we sell them. Puff Boxes
In polished wood, suitable for DeooraUng-, two
sizes. 25 and 40 cents. We alone handle these
goods, and our Amateur Artists will be pleas-
Xarge lot of ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES,
25 cents each, the best and most satisfactory
brush ever sold In this marae xor me dwkt.
4 Large Calces Pert amea Tone esosp, ou cu.
Mnnds Bros. & DcRosset,
DRUGGISTS, MARKET STREET.
nor 12 ' I
BBLS. WESTERN N. C. '
'FLAT nUTCtl TURNIPS. -
fi A ( Head of the Sweet Western
I vU, N. O. CABBOE.
- g.Bus. CHESTNUTS, In gooi condltloo.
Also, Pota'oeaand App'ef Apples 1 Apples!
At No. 14Cnestnut St. bet Front ami Water
nov 9 Wl'mlntn. N. . ,
Something New
Every Day 1
gTYLISH STATIONERT, - , : ... i
An elegant Uao J - -
Velvet, till t and Ebony Tict are rramesJ 1
1 Hand painted Goods,
Deccaleomania Pictures, r . '
Artist Materials, Ac., Ac ,
rrr
nov 12
119 Market at 1
Let u g Reason . i
TMAGISE THAT WE ARB SEATED FOR
a pleasant talk about Clothlnx, We maat aj
Coat, Vett, pair of Pants or perhaps a salt.
Kiturally tbe first point fordlscuHElonUtrhers
not far distant the navy will besupplied
with a class of young and intelligent
sailors who will be a pridetothenatiorr
fiuf what will bo the use of the snilors
ivithout the ships?
. ChM. Carter, of Philadelphia, writes
to correct an article, tho substance ot
We do not wonder at their
imnrorcments in and abouvlhe beauti
lali place." It is finite gratifyibg to hear U'e lrn that tho fruit crop in the
visitors to our city go in raptures over j West fm!iwas almost a total failure
the beauty and loveliness of Oakdaie. Uhis year and that our usual supply of
Yesterday there were many ma?niticent bananas etc. will not be forth coming,
flowers in bloom, but we presume the We leanrthU fact from parties here
b'eavv frost of this morning: left its j who were somewhat interested . in
trTccs upon them. ' , ' , . ' jChriitmas speculations of foreign frmts.
Fox Hunting.
The Wilmington Fox Club had uite
an exciting chase last night. Thcfox was
let loos at Macomber's ditch, and led
the dngs through the different eemete-
teris. m one of which me trail an-1
otlier fox was struck and folio wed nntil
the fox wa at last ciugbt in Oakdale
Cemetery, although tbe animal that
was let! loose escaped , Mr. Ivoburt
AUen had the honor . of taking Ihe
brush, while therdogs John and J?an
nifl led in the chase. Quito a number
Cigars! Cigars!
XTEW BRANDS OF UNEXCELLED Stock, can we do the best and who will deal with
IT
A luxury within reach of all. 1
Toilet Heap, a new and efrjrant Urse. -
Tooth Ernse. tspot acd best, at
i . -
WILLI AH H. GREEN'S,
cot 10 . . I 117 Market Sireo.
Old- North State Saloonf
i 6 South Front Street, v
yoa perfectly upright and' honest ? A.A L
SURIKR, who haTe seen red tie gntfi faith of
tbe palU,"sn'l who hare had the experience
of OTer fror.ceu years, atvl Anting that entbc
periol neither rasn, wrmju orehllterer
cxienued tllssppolctmeot orer a m!stak
Whih was not ImwedUtcly rctlfieL A AT.
SURIKR sell only ClftMnccja:! in tbe Cntt-
J4 T " -.: . lr4f 4 ' gziMte th exactly a revreeaC.
uiiamcojiMw !emL Goco wtiMwy, wuet . L .
I joyed the excitement of iho honL lTy.a'l cir.
A. k 1. SHRIEK,