VOL; I.
NEW BERNE, N; C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1882.
NO. 33.
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LOCAL .NEWS.
, Egge have advanced one cenf. ,
' Esq.' . G, HuTi court has had a rush
this week.
(StrawberrieEbiii f5Flen cents per
quart yesterday.
Blackberries' in the market, at ten
cthts, per quart.
Carry flowers with you to the memo
rial services this evening. -
.The-steamer , Defiance is due, to-day.
Freight is accumulating on the wharf
for her. ...
' We were pleased to hear last evening
that Mr. F. Mt. Simmons was still im-
proving..! Jj,!
Garden peas are offered at twenty
cents per peck, or .ten cents per quart
sheiiyM'':
excursion party reached the Ferry and
from there a ehort walk took them to
Mr. Freeman Erpul's, in whose, beautiful
grove the picnic waiiheld. Now fol
lowed the usual picnic scenes: The
awing and jumping rope were put info
use; the small boy becomes unusually
noisy the little girls button airs; the
buggies and shaded works are sought
out by couples on flirtation bent.
The dinner came on in good time and
was in keeping with the rest of the pic
nic. It was a bounteous repast and
sensibly managed. The Chief Marshal,
his assistants and the other Committees
in charge deserve praise for their excel
lent management. But what an eating
crowd it was ! Phil Holland says at his
end of the table the contest lay between
Dan ' Fulford, Ferdinand TJlrich and
Capt. Dixon and that the Captain won
the victory. At the other end Messrs.
Geortre Dail and T. A. Green held the
. Memorial services .this evening.. The fort Taiiantiv. until at last Mr. Dail (not
procession will move from the Academy beig able to gct the Greene county diet
' i 1 , rT 1 - , , 7-corn dread and barbecue) had to con
"Bad stand of cottoais the general ess himself beaten. Phil Holland says
complaint among the farmers, but it is 1 Walter; Borimjand Henry ; Wahab
. not too late to plant again. ! ' ' Hyde county men had cleaned out the
as the demands of the school' may re
quire. They have good sites, on liberal
terms, offered by A. Oettinger and J. C.
Wooten. jr. . . A I '
steamer New ,
nye carried out I corn bread.
tpeas,losc
The
yesfcJda 1503 boxei If iieas, J1S hoi ib Aftef dinner the crowd scattered and
stores and cotton.
while some resumed the sports, others
repaired to the river and finished out
a rr, a,e. f rjtc nriA hi, h the evening fishing and boating. Broth-
New Berne on yesterday, we noticed two
ixmies shipped by Terry and Barrow for
ihe hotel at Nag's Head. ' ;
i Qaite a row at Five Points on Saturday
night between the hours of 12 and la.
m. Several of the parties were before
Esq. Hill on Monday and yesterday, and
, one of them was bound over to the Su
perior Court. v ' ; I
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" In noticing the beer Industry yester
day we omitted to state that our towns
man, Mr. .'E.: H. Windley, has been
mainly instrumental in getting Messrs
B. P. Sale & Co. to introduce their work
here, and that 3h selling the beer or
dersmayhe leff either with the man
ufacturer or with Mr. Windley.
In our notice of Prof. De La Croix
yesterday the words attributed to him
about being thankful he was notaGer
man. might da him injustice as" it reada
in the paper. The words were not used
in any offensive sense,1 but witli the
meaning that' he preferred to be of a
music rendering nation rather than
musical composition nationality.
er Pittman of the Nut Shell proved hirn-
Belf an expert disciple of Isaac Walton
captunng a nice bunch of perch. The
young ladies of cube root" fame of
Miss Harrison's school narrowly escaped
a small shipwreck knowing more about
arithmetic than boating.
Thus closed the day and a pleasant
voyage down stream brought the party
home safely.
Circulation of New Berne Journal.
Weekly,;. 7 . . - - - 1,512 ;
( Daily; 'i A il .,-.-i- .i. 293
Personal. s , . t
Pev V. W. Shields 1 and ' Mt. H. R.
Bryan left yesterday evening for Tar-
boro to attend the Episcopal Convention
Major Hughes left for Baltimore yes
day. He will return by way of Tarboro
to attend the Convention ...
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Acrident at Picuic
At the Picnic yesterday at Street's
Ferry a runaway horse marred some
what the pleasure of the day. Mr,
James Smith, in the employ of Mr. Wm
Sultan, had gone to the picnic in a bug
gy, and on the arrival of the boat, ten
dered his buggy to the Ladies for a ride
from the landing to Mr. Emul's house
where the crowd- was to assemble
Mvs."Saiali Cane, Mrs. 5. H. Scott, Mas
ter Charles Scott and Mia. Pearl Powell
got in the bugy while Mr. Smith walked
alongside. In front of Mr, Ernul
gate the horse became frightened and
before Mr. Smith could get the lines
ran against a tree and turned the buggy
over, throwing the occupants tp the
ground, and then , proceeded to; kick
loose, frorn the buggy
Mrsi Lan.i received bad
back of head and arm ; Mrs. Scott was
thrown on her left shoulder and con
siderably bruised in body;, .Charles
Scott had his arm badly hurt it w as
thought to be broken at first; Pearl
I Powel had her lip Cut and face hurt
; La Grange ' Items .
Mr. Taylor, your reporter, was in town
Tuesday, looking after the interest of
the JOVRNAL.
Mr. Dempsey Wood, sr., whose illness
mentioned last week, died on last
Wednesday, 3d instant, aged 65 years.
A picnic at White Hall, on Saturday
last, was well attended, judging from
the number of buggies, etc., that passed
through town.
The new Board of Town Commission
ers met Tuesday night, and elected A.
J. Mclntyre Mayor. The town constable
has not been selected V'
Mose Joyner had about eighty pannels
of fence destroyed by fire on Friday
night last. I do not know whether the
fire was accidental or intentional.
Richard "Wooten, col., was up before
M. H. wooten, Esq., on Saturday, for
cruel treatment to animals. Guilty,
bound over-to Inferior Court. Other
cases of little interest were disposed of.
Emigration.
Editor Journal: In a former com
munication I endeavored to show the
cause of the overflow of population and
at the same time the character of the
imigrants from the States named. It
The Suit About the Water Power.
This suit in which the Supreme
Court on appeal is set for hearing to
morrow and bo far a3 is known now will
be called then. We hope it will be
finally settled one way or another as
soon as possible: The Torchlight, Epeak
ing of it says:
It is said that Gen. Mahone is of the
party who has raised the bid on the
Weldon canal property, this is a happy
thought on the part of the little General
who has conquered the mother ot States.
If he comes across the line upon a min
ing, milling or manufacturing crusade
then he shall have a warm welcome.
As a political "boss" we can get along
without him;, but as the boss ot a
cotton factory we shall be glad of his
leadership. We shall be glad indeed
when the troubles over this valuable
property are ended. There is plenty of
room tor Uapt. feeble3, lien. Mahone
and a dozen more along this line.
We have heard that both Senator
Mahono and Don Cameron were inter
ested in the, property" and if successful
in gaining the suit will 'at kone et to
work to improve the property and to
erect car works here. .
We agree with the Torchlight that
Mahone and Cameron and anybody else
shall have a warm welcome when they
enter our State to develop its resources.
Let them come. There is room enough
for all who are seeking paying invest
ments. Weldon News.
CITY ITEMS.
This column, next to local new?, is to e used
for Lorul AJvei tiding.
C.'B. HART & CO.
Pure fresh
CTate,
6ti.
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ice coia ceer z.to per N.irha!1.trri.rMo--.iT-A.-. '
E. H. WiNDDET. opposite Z H .. Viaiivy sad K. g. JezU.1 .
Lout
Three keys, two connected by a small
chain the other alone, on East Front
street between South Front and Change,
probably in the cart track. A very lib
eral reward will be paid for the same if
the finder will leave them at the Jour
nal office. it
The Coldsboro Graded School
On the 24th of March last several very
distinguished educators addressed the
will be seen at a glance that such hn- committees on education of the two
I XT A ttt v j
migrants are desirable, and of great ad
vantage to any State or territory to
which they may go.
Now what concerns us most, is how
to attract the attention of these people,
and induce an examination of the fa-
Houses at Washington, and we would
be glad if our space would admit of the
publication in full of the speeches of
Hon. J. L. M. Curry and Key, Dr. A. D.
Mayo. We hope to find occasion to re
fer to these at length, however, here
after. To-day we will merely make an
extract from Dr. Mayo's excellent ad-
Mcetlng of the Democratic Executive
Committee for the County of Craven.
The Executive Committee of the Dem
ocratic party for Craven county will
meet at the office of W. G. Brinson,
Esq., in the city of New Berne, on Sat-1
urday, the 13th day of May, 1882." All
members are reqoeafed ' to ; attend, as
business of importance will come before
the Committee.
M. DeW. Stevenson,
Gno. A. Latham, Chairman.
Secretary. may7-6t
Stores, House Farnkhisg te;"
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, ' V'
LAMPS in great variety.
BURNERS, WJCK CHIMNET f
KEROSENE OIL
Pratt's Astral Ncn-ExplosiTi Oil, ;
Machine and Train Oils.
' t In bow prepared to manufacture ,
Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware. ;
COMMERCIAL.
bruises on
facilities and advantages we can offer dress. The eminent gentleman paid the
to immigrants. It is clear that we can- Goldsboro school the following hand-
not cope with the West, with its im- sT4TcomPli.J, .
mense domain of government lands and njne men out of ten in the Soutli never
its munificent railroad grants; all of saw what we call a good public element
which are offered at inducing rates, ary school. The thing that is necessary
andextraaccommodating terms. But fffi
we can oner a teeble competition and Uw vmnrrv n nrhnr.1 th.ir, will he a fair
other advantages not possessed by the representative of a public school, that
West. We have as good soil, better the people can see it; and once having
. ' , , ,, seen it and enjoyed its benefits, they
climate, and more regular seasons than never wiU ive (t in N(m; it
that attractive region; and here again utterly impossible for the average school
let speak from experience: Your authority to get the money to put such a
corresnondent once met a narhr of two scnooi on me grounn. uive to tnatman
idiuuteu cunxibtuiK ui i.mr peisoub-au once) without wearing himself out with
old gentleman and hia wife, their ton importunity, he can put on the ground
and his wife seeking a home in Eastern that school that the people need; 'a
Maryland, directly from Colorado. The P1 tnat, innteaa ot oeing a scnoo
it-it t'll liittl" unn()in.u uuwiu . .i ce iajiwiu iiitit
old lady was a native of Connecticut Lot;.cQa t,i
and posnessed the clear intellect almost Been that school for one year, for two
incident to that State, while the young years, for five years, for ten years, that
lady was a fine specimen of the Western Pe0Ple !,? stimulated to great exer-
who married her betrothed and if fw. cM.t,Ma
NEW BERNE MARKET.
Cottox Middling Hi; Low Middling-
-10 : Good Ordinary 10; Ordi
nary Bi.
Tcepentine. Yellow dip $3.00,
Scrape 2.00.
Tar.-SI.SQ to $1.75. :
Rice. $1.17 to $1.20.
Corn Firm; 94c. in sacks; 91c. in
bulk.
Peas $1.35.
Cocntbt Produce. Bacon hams
14c; shoulders 8c; sides 11c; Lard 13c;
Meal unbolted $1.00; bolted $1.10;
Fresh pork 8a9c. Beef stall
fed 8c. on foot, grans fed 5ic. to 6c.
Potatoes yam'SO. Eggs 111; Hides dry
10al2c, green 5c. Beeswax 20c. Chick
ens 60(cr 62c. per pair. Fodder $1.50 per
cwt. Peanuts $1.75.
All four rested during the day at Mr.
Public Notice. - ' Ernul's and returned on the boat in the
l'he members of the Board of Trade evening. It is believed that none of the
have agreed to close their respective Wounds are serious.
places of business to-day at 4 o'clock, p.
m., and remain .closed during balance
of the day, in order to give all an oppor
tunity t$ attend the Memorial f iercisep.
James Redmond, Sec y.
The Si)r fcorntt pand. i
The picnic yeet erday was rendered
very enjoyable ly the music of the Cor
net Band,-i" fSey make very weet '. mu
sic. Mr. Shelton, a noted player from
Einston Items.
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The new board of Mayor and Commis
sioners , met, qualified and took charge
of municipal affairs tcday.. Wm. F.
Stanly, Mayor; J. Q. Jackson, E. F. Cox,
D. Oettinger and S. H. Abbott, Commis;
sioners; - They elected Ed. Kilpatrick
Town Constable, .t -
Almost a Pentacostal Shower.
tha TTnrrri nnti a hrrttVipr-in-la.w nf
' .TiirlcrA rkrntl.. whn f. r.. with the Twenty-seven colored people were bap,-
0 .., " rJ o - l i : . xt tj:
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An Escaped Convict Retaken.
Dempsey Barnes, who escaped from the
penitentiary about two years ago, and
who worked as hod-carrier in the build
ing of our Court House, was arrested
plimentary terms of th ability of the
member!.' .bdod urasio isFcreditsbla to
worthy of en-
a city and this band is
couragemcnt.
( ImproTcmcnts in the Cjty.
Mr. W. F. Rountree is giving the front here last Friday and lodged in jail, un
i , OI nlS Store a new COat.OI paint... der n telrcram frr.m Kale (Th. .Ter.Kfi
. (V. Mnrkfi ifl rftnairintr fho 'frrffif -hf liia -rtro ,v.i ;tA
1 O " 1 ttlOUU, . UV.tllLlJ VlXYttCVA ocu
fenced to four years in the penitentiary,
.'Mr. ICehoe is. having i new! fence
built on the east side of his lot, on the
, corner of Ueuse and Middle 'streets J ,
Mr. F. C. Roberts has erected a new
tried to get Barnes to swear falsely for
him on his trial which Barnes refused
to do, and for so refusing, Watson, on
being taken up to Raleigh, told of
patent wire fence around his lot on the Barnos' whereabouts. Captain Norwood
southeast corner of Pollok and Metcalf came down Saturday, identified his
streets. ? : . " ! ' ,! nrisoner and took him back to the Deni-
Mr. C, T, Watson has laid,the founda- tentiary. Barnes lived here about twelve
tion for a handsome residence on the months under the alias Henrv Johnson.
northeast cbrn'erbf Pollok and Metcalf jind by his politeness and industry had
streets, s ; s: - ; acduired acood reDUtation.' '
fate of .this institution seems to "be
girl
came east with him rather than hazard which I saw which will put you in full
the risk of some brieht eyed damsel possession of this point. The little city
f the. XAar ,;r.;,v hi afean. of Goldsboro, North Carolina, has about
VI- .UIO U.AtVlU VllAtL iriMlllUK ill.) UAft.VU I p , 1 -i T .
tion and preventing his return to her th t had no 8chool in -;t which was
Western home to consummate their satisfactory to any portion of the white
engagement. mnaDitants 01 ine city; it nau a poor
Upon injury as to why they had left PUR"C P?10. 8Lno ,uuuel le coumT
the West when so many hundreds were enteiDrisinir citizens of that citv were
rushing there, the old lady replied: 4iI able to put in operation a thorough while
never did like the country and the graded school. By the aid of the Pea-
longer I was there the less I thought of K SL
:a. n nr... J I 2Z . Z ... . - uv...
i -
1 Yes, since that boy was an infant" died children were put into a good
nnintintr to her son now a iovful husband school house, graded and organized
"The grasshoppers, " said she, "are town what could be done with a good
bad enough, but by no m(ean3 the worst graded school. I visited that town one
things to contend with, there are the day, and it was like going to a town that
. , ,,, . was under the eitect ol a religious re-
tuiuouoeo, wic " rival: eVervbndv was in a Rtate of fl-
ful droughts that destroy everything, lightful excitement; everybody was
I retired at night in perpetual fear that asking me to see the school; people were
q tr.rr.cAr. TrnnM mro nn and loa-rc im coming from all parts of the country to
r :.-.. uIa i . il.
houseless and perhaps lifeless before Peab'dv fJund could come fn ith hiR
day; then the immense fires that get thousand dollars and give to the school
away sometimes sweep everything in the expert which made it what it was.
tha.r th hnt tha xrr.rat nf nil T think The battle was won,the thing was done,
' j i i- . ' w v everybody was satisfied, and the whole
v.iV-6.., region around about was being instrac-
green tiimg is puiuuuu up uuiuie j our ted ana brought up to that work
eyes and nothing left of your hard Such schools in country towns mean
year's toil but one sickening waste; and good schools in the country districts.
. . ,.,. ,.uj What we ask you, gentlemen, is to give
uibu iuvj aio DU uiiivciw, cvc.jmvuj tot,hfiHfl school authorities evfirrwhflr.i
is stripped of their support and succour through the South money enough to
must be sought of strangers as neighbors supplement what they are now doing;
are all helpless alike. 30 instead of an insufficient school, as
j , , . . biicv Udvo iivn j nic y vau lJut vu mo
evere ar0u5niB occur Humeumw m CTOund at once Mod s,h00l which
the East, but then the highland crop is wm satisfy the people, which will con
destroyed and the lowland cron is in- firm them in their desire to sustain edu
creased. Heavy rains prevail some- cation, and which will give them a fair
... j .. .. i i j understanding of the benefits of the
times m the East and then the lowlands . ,
1UU1VU WUUUliltUUI 9 - " '
are drowned out, but the highlands are
safe, but with us tho droughts were the A ilm ! nif Av'e Snla
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Thp Mpthnli9t
success. A success in' numbersi in sealed; ,; Jhe majority of the stock
r pleasure,' in the dinner, and in every- holders, or rather "a majority of those
v thing that goes' to :makei an exchjfsion controlling the stock, will decline to
nice.-'! " l ? :. 1 rent the buildings to any of the . .late
The i Sunday school numbering' 171 management. of the school, .The major
nunils and 24 teacherB, and reinforced ity will but in the stotk of the minor
by about 'Q qriat Huhifeejt rt .yuii'tors, ity,- but what disjioflitloh the owners of
. took BhipatFoster'a vharf at 8 a. m. for the property will then make Of it has
, Streets FeiTy. Tlie two flats joined to not transpired. Tlie inority 6tock
the Bteamer euse gave ample accommo-, holders and others will buy and erect
;.' dation to the huge crowd. Capt. Kob- immediately suitable buildings iri" a
ertshad borrowed5 from theTiger JMy more pleasant and agreeable portion of
; 300 life preservert whkh,'added to those the' town, with 'good promise and' expec1-
already on the.Kte, iadq. ;full prepar- tation of continuing a flourishing school
'r'-n for ehHwreck. r . t , .-v '-'.- ? j here under the management of Dr.'R. H.
. r a t. :a::t twd 'hours run the! Lewis: Us n?b aivi such other teachers
Rcjiorted Expressly for New Bfi'nc Journal
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BALTiMORE,May 9.-Flour quiet and un
changed; Howard st. and western su
perfine f 3. r0a4.50; extra $5.00a6.00; fam
ily 6.2ra7.25; City Mills superfine $3.50a
4.75; do. extra S3. 00a7.80; Rio brands
$7.25a7.37. Wheat southern lower;
western lower and more active; south
ern red Sl.33al.38; amber $1.40al.45;
No. H western winter red, spot, $1.3Ha
1.39. Corn southern lower; western
lower, closing firmer; southern white
90c; do. yellow 87c.
Baltimore, May 9 Night.- Oats
lower and quiet; southern G0a62c;
western white 61afl3c; mixed 59a60c.;
Pennsylvania 59a02c. Provisions firm
and unchanged. Mess pork S18.7aa
19.75. Bulk meats shouldeis and
clear rib sides packed 9allc. Bacon
shoulders Ujc; clear rib sides 12fc;
hams 15al5c. Lard refined 12ic.
Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes, ordinary to
fair, 8a91c. Sugar quiet;. A soft 9c.
Whisky firm at ?fl.23.. . .
New York, May 9, Cotton Net
receipts 415 bales; gros3 2,015 bales. Fu
tures closed steady; sales 49,000 bales.
May 12 29al2 80; June 12 39al2 40:
July 12 53al3 54; August 12 68; Septem
ber 12 29; October 11 68all 70; Novem
ber 11 49all 50; December' 11 50all 51;
January 11 61all C3.
(Jortee firmer and rather quiet; Rio
9ia9lc; Rio cargoes quoted at 8al0tc;
job lots 8allc. Sugar quiet, steady and
unchanged ; fair to good refining 7fa7ic. ;
refined steady and quiet, standard A
91c. Molasses, foreign, dull, grocery
grades held firm, and demand fair.
Rice firm and quiet. Turpentine dull
and lower, closing at 53a53c. Wool dull;
domestic fleece 38a48c; Texas 14a29c.
r-orK tainy active atsjlBaiHi; old 818.75a
19; new do., June, 5518.60;
Special attention civpn to repairinc. Qoods
sold low and warranted to be as rppwilented
April It 1yd & - .
Gastun House
SALOON.
The quietest and most retire place
in the City.
The best of
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quiet and held very strong; long clear
$11. Lard 7al0c. higher and more
active) closing steady at $11.65; May
closing at fll.62tall.65.
New York, May 9. Cotton steady;
sales2,420 bales; Uplands 12 5-lCc.; Or
leans la y-ioc. uonsolidated net receipts
D,t78; exports to lireat Britain, 7,357.
Chicago, May-9. Corn unsettled and
generally higher at 73ia73ic. for May,
72c. for June. Bulk meats stronger;
shoulders $8.00; short ribs $10.65; short
clear sides $11.10. :, .. ;
"Wilmington, May 9. Spirits of tur
pentine dull at 48. Rosin quiet; strained
i.7o; good strained fl.bU Tar quiet
at $2.00. Crude turpentine not quoted.
Corn prime white 97jc.; mixed 93c.
cause of universal .poverty and distress
whenever they come. No, sir, I had 1 will sell At tho late resilience of
rather take all the hardships of starting W. F. Lofliu, deceased, on the 10th
anew in some more satisfactory country day of May, 1882, Ihe personal prop
than to live in the perpetual dread that erty belonging to enid estate, consist-
I did out there. 'We are getting old and mg of Monsehold ami Kiicbcn l'ui
haven't much lonirer to stay here any nitine, Mules, Morses, eio. All sums
less-
than $'2fv will be cush, alt over
JOSEPHINE E.:LOFTIN,
Administratrix.
way and our desires now are all cen
tered in the welfare of this vounz on credit of six mnnlhs Pecured
couple and Ave have come down here, hT n,,te "" approved security.
and if we find a little hhifce to suit, na
we shall buy and if not we shall look aPr 27 3t
further, but not return to the West."
So here-peema to be an opening for
the Southern claim to put in, but as to
the means to be used, a future article
will endeavor to show. ' i
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SALS, OF VALUABLE LANDS
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By virtue of a mortgage deed executed
by Thomas F. Worley and wifey Mary
E. Worley and II. f. Brown to the
Board or Commissioners of Jones county,
Liverpool, Mav ; 9 Noon. Cotton on the I2th day of July, 1881, and rtstfs
in good demand; uplands 6; Orleans tcrcd in the . office of the Register of
6 13-16; sales 10,000 bales; speculation Deeds for Jones county, Book C No. 29
and export 2,000; receipts 22,100; Amer- page 328, 1 will sell at public auction at
icau 9,a00.
COTTON SEED ' MEAL.
,.; t THE BEST...-
STOCK FEED AND FERTILIZER.
' FOR SALE BY - " ' .
may S. d-ly
Bouulaoa,'
i . ! - New Berne', N. C&
the Court Houso door in Trenton on .
Monday, ifthe 8th day of May, . 1882, at
12 M., tho real estate' conveyed in said
mortgage, to-wlt:- A tract of land situ
ate in Tuckahoe Township adjoini:-? tho
lands of T. Williams and tUft l ..s of
A. Williams containing 158 acres, more
or less, and being the smne I'pcn v hick
me saia i. uoiU-y fniv ;uow
reside.''-4 ;;. 1i.v:-iE,-K. IV CI;.; -.
a i :?.:v -fjLm'n : , : I.-.
v April 3rd, 1E32. , , .