davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

Fire III Utica, y. !.
,, The large factory Of own, Richards & Co, at
, fra. \. York, was destroyed, Tuesday morn
"S' y fire. Loss $1,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

-, Knotr Nothing Election.
r he Know Nothings swept Trenton, n. j.. on
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

Enou- Nothing Tietory.
Ihe Know Nothings elected their Mayor, and
eleven ont of twelve councmen, in Augusta,
Mo.. sdny.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. :, SPRING 1855. No, l2.
Bohisgbrook STREET. Sycamore syrst
MUIR Il STEVENS,
No ~.


MUIR Il STEVENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in China, Gla.s
Batthenware, Looking Glasses, Britannia and Plated
Ware, Fancy Goods, &c, corner of bollingbrook and
Sycamore streets. Petersburg. Virginia
The subscribers now receiving from Europe, Of
their own importlton, per ships Isaac Wright, Under
wrfhi.r, Wyoming. Constantine and Driver, o very
found In establishments of their kind. Among which
French and English Chin, Dinner and Tea SETS
.omn very hne and of rare pattern and style also
White Grnnit" ana Printed Dinner and Tea sets.
French and English China. White Grnnite Printed
Willow. Marble. Flowing Bue, Mulberry, Color.a
and Edged Plates and Dishes China Lava Iron Stone
White. Granite. lnsire. Marble, Hunting. Pearl Color.
ed Diped and olhrr Styles of Pitchers Basin. md
Ewer. Il ,wls. Mugs, GDre and Ten Pots Of all dc.-
e.iptiuns.
Gas- Ware (of Nil ,iyles) embracing Goblet.
Tumblcta. Vino Gaa-es, Decanters, Sslvers Noppe.
Bowls, Cclerie- Pitchcr.. Salts, Vinegar. Peppers,
Mu.srds Spoon Glasses, finFei Bowls Lamps. Flower
and Lamp Shades, Sugars Colognes, Bi,ters Bottles
Juler Tubes, Curtain Pins, Cup Plates Paper Weights
Syrup BOTTLES, Candlestie .. Jars, &c
Looking Glu.scs-tine Frsnch PLATED Mirrors. Gill
and Mahogany Frame do. Swing. Ring and Pocket do.
Britannia and PLATED W are, Tea Wnrs, Coaee.
Pitchers, Lamps md Castors.
Sion" War. OF I'll descriptions; Waisss Fancy
Goods Nc 10 which they respectfully invite tho aien.
ton OF tn" North Carolina aud Virginia merchants nd
the public ecuera N feeling oon6dsn, hoi they pre-
rnrrd T." oa"r great Inducements, both IN auality OF
goads aad prize Tl.cy determined In soil Us lo.
any house North or South
mart dom MFR 4 STEVENS
\. Particular attention pnd to packing
Lynchburs and Western Virginia Depot
n. eApL,sp, Ronr ,. Lrsrrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

zoo REWARD. -STDLEN from my work
10 ~ near Sylvester Buriords, 81 les from
t,nchburc on the Orange Acxandsia r. R., large
BAY HORSE or wears old, two white hind feet,
stare in MS fore head and somewhat rubbed by the
ha ness. will also be paid tor the apprehension
of tho thief apll0t. CHAS SCOTT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
BY TELEGRAPH,
Photographed foi the Daily virginian

pd1Ty
WAsnlNGroN, April Fit is rumored that
dispatches of the highest Importance have been
sent from Havana, but that they have not vet
been received. They were probably sent via
Charleston or savannah.
NEW loRK. April l2th.--Four upward
Southern firm ut $40 to 80 80
Wheat upward.
BALTIMORE. April l2th.--Flour- Howard st.
$40; City Mills 80 - to $40.
Wheat-Red - 10 to = 80 White So 10 10
81 Go
White Corn 9S tn IO0c. yellow = To S102.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
Smiling Of the Asia.

BOSTON, April, 1.-The Asia sailed to-day
AHh l6o passengers, and 100000 in specie.
among her passengers is Horace Greedy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

Mi s"aIe' II Is said, is about to publish booi
ia relation t. his Spanish mission.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
vyICkEI,sllAu,S

NEW DIRK VI RE R A IL N G,
I'OR enclosing Public Squnrea, Cemetery Lots, Dwell
L Ing. c ttaec.. &c. Window GuIrd.. Tree Blxcs,
&C.. Sold the manufacturer pr Specimens
be my Marble " orks.
ian IL d&cIy JNO, b. GADDESS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

SpRiNG TRADE. 1888 BOOKS, STA
~ IiONERN aud PIANO FORTES.-JAs Noop.
uouss Co, (lnte Mash \ Nooihouso) Richmond
IUgt,d offer extensive stock u Books, Stationery
and Piano Force embracing every article required by
h" lrnae al Woalesale W Retail, upon good
tan be obtained North,
Their Piano foitr Ware Room. nre -tockcd with
Instruments from tho we'll known Manuf, tories of
A. Stndar 4 Co., New York; !, u. Durham X Co,
New i"rk, md Chekering \ S,na, Boston.
The ,ubioribcrs have sold large number of Piano
Eortrs to some Of Tho nn. rtapeettblr families ii Viz
gina North Carolina and es"w here. and the universal
satisfaction they avc given, waran them In saving tha
COOL Instruments a.e made, mny lac obtained Of
thcm either by urlcr personal selection. They
warranted IN all rrspc and will be sold hnnufac-
tuners prices. JAS NOODllOISE co,
mari Inn 1879 hinin aiIeet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

Tie Freight on any oticlc rot enumerated in the
,boy" lit. can "c a-ce'tniued upon application 10 the
Agent at HE South lc Rairori al l.Nuclilurg
GENEnAL RULES.
!. This Company will moi hold tlcm.r liuhc
any damages from fire, common carriers for any
article after is arrival at lis Pnce ot destinations uud
unlnaded in the Company's wafchuuse o depot.
>. No goods viii he cyed the lyncblnrr Depot
after o'clock T. NJ, from LIT Alny 10 81 OF October.
mud uuup aitcr O'Clock T. NJ. from | Oruber IN J..
ofM7y
By order Of lie Boad Of Dirct,r.
W HoRsfR, Agent at Lynchbarg.
L. q. WALL. Sat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
II rribie Massacre and Banning Of a British
Gbin

Information has been received of tragical
occurrence on. Board of the British ship Bercn-
ice, the master Of which Captain Cundyl with
his wife, chief mate and others, have been mas
sacred by the crew, who afterwards set fir. to
the vessel to prevent detection.
The Berenice sailed from Shanghai on the 18th
If JAY 1852, yith a cargo Of tea, for Sidney
Her crew, shipped al Singapore. consisted al
most entirely of mon from different parts of
Netherand India, who, thinking there was much
gold on board, eonspred to take the vessel. The
captain, mate and three seamen were killed at
tue outset; the captains wife dragged from be
tween decks, where she had flown, and thrown
overheard.
4 French passenger is also unaccounted for
nd three Bengalese and Amboyna men were
among the crew. All the money that the wretch.
e got consisted Of one hundred forms aud forty
Spanish dollars. which they divided among them
selves; and it was agreed among them to sail for
Tauban. and there to abandon the vessel, hay
ing set ire to it. The ship gaining Tagal, which
WAS taken for Tanban, she was set on fire, and
they to x t. the boats. Several were left behind
and We burned il the vessel Finding their
mistosr, ON gaining the heights of Tagal, they
wer" compelled to get rid of most Of the plumber
by throwing it overheard. The authorities, how
eyer, caused their arrest. Some of them con
frsspd-tour of the ring leaders executed,
;taa fiYe others sentenced to twenty years ban
;shmeut.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
SAW MANDATORY,
10th STREET,
Between Main and Cary streets,
Richmond. Va.

fltoLAND Il BURGER. 7roprietors, would respect
L fully their friends an the public generally
that in consequence of tho very naefng success with
wi"h Tho ha,e met in th,r cntepi.e they pro
pnin manuf,ctur with greater facility and prompt
ness thun her toio,r. SAWS aud especially CIR
CTLAR SAWS which. upon the testimony Of some of
,,t best and most reliable citizens, claimed to be
superior in their working all others They may be
found in all the principal Hardware Stores in the city
Factory prices.
All Saw. stamped ToLAND & BERGER arc
tan.d in the nl eai sense, matter from whom by
whom purchased.
Orders respectfully -nlic"d, and pr, nptly executed
To Al l'u"r' p mpfy nn'".red.
our l2tz IOIAND a BEKGER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
sgs4ss VALUABLE Town Ps0pUR.

Eji Fl FOR SALE.--fhe undersigned otter, tor
ETA sale the valuable House Lot in which she
resirs be,ng tn residence Of the late john Nckluncy
dec d, Hn3 invites persons DESTROYS Of purchasing To
call on het. For terms, which viii be Accommodate
tiae, Al tetors To her counsel, c. l.. Mnsly, esq.
aIl7 Is FRANCES c. A. COOK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

WAsHINGTON ArTAlRs.-The cabinet il hold
lng sessions dailv,and are said to be not very har
mo- Is on Cuban affairs.
The Navy Department are chagrined that the
destination Of the Jamestown from the coast of
Africa to the Gulf should have leaked out. Tho
5 'cret disclosed by the bunglng manner of
ndin- the mail bags des ned for the African
Squadron ashore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

4 CARD fru Of RosstR Il CAwrtas, Of
~ the Nurvci House. dissolved on tie LAT
frbrnry Inst by Cap Resser's sale u hi. irt.re. in
mia firm 10 Nj Nm Moore. Of Campbell.
Cap, ROSSER hqs aaan connected hms"If with
the Noryell House. vh"rc hc will be glad 10 his
formci friends and arq1uufaue,s. n az IT.
Rep. copy, Petersburg L press and Richmond Esami-
copy .opnei nod fr~ar necounf' +, his lice
NOTzCH After thu dute 9! ID OF March 1850
viii not BE- rc.ponsiblc Ion any muio b.
John McFui)s as Agent Tor ne, no is nn longer my
Agent. PARKS INGALLS,
tnal3l-l&ctm Balcony Falls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
e,neern of VIM. T.

hs>soltI concern of VIM. T.
- Anderson y W, dissolved an tie . Il mt.
bV fnuins consent VIM ! An ief.aral VIII attend
t. tie "a s"tht vt 'ir t-ia,-, aud the OF the
c"hcero viii he n-ed only in wiplu : W the .ntnr.
WIN. I. ANDERSON.
fp'9'ts MCDANIEL, HURT 4. PRESTON
4 CARD Tn .ahss rhcf having purchased ol
"A Mrpanicl, tlaa y frr.,on thr interest Ia the
late eoac'rn II ~ I. Anderson & c.. VII .,ftiutr
the tFooERts COMMISSION nrl toKwAhpi>g business
Al ii' old >aad ~ tn ll,>in where they vii keep
hand stock Of Guano Plaster. Lime and c cement for
sale a The owr.. cash i,tice.
lie returns lis ihnul' IL the cud. of the late con-
Germ mi the prhir generally fr Tho he nj pntrenage
extended 10 H. md hours hyusug hi. b"-t oxcrons,
mort continuance Of the Ia he new cnnr"in.
at III. WI + ANDE 4SDN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
EXIiiI,IrsON..
NEW CONCERN.
/ TALIAFERRO & HAMILTON
Wholesale & Retail Grocers and Commission
ta

Merchants.
Tie subscriber. having purchased Messrs. Dillard &
Oeden's ettre .losk OF Groceries and Staple Dry
Goods vel ms additional supply bought in thu
Richmond Market would respectfully solicit call
ft"m their itou l. mud the public generally, they
determined To sell goods a small for cash,
or 10 punctun customers short time.
They will keep IN hand al all times large and select
assortment Of Groceries. They will pay especial at
tertion snlcs OF all kinds Of country produce BY
prom p attention IL business and drs plra.e they
hnpr To ,lnne liberal portion nt public patronage
Tie highest prices pnid for Corn and Ous.
NATHAN G. TALIAFE3RO,
JOHN q HAMILTON.
p. ST. will be pleased to my friends AT the
20 cern OF Tuluferro Hamilton.
doc - dects JOE. COLEMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
HAT WAREHOUSE. s,cAsoRr ST., r

( 'AtTlON-As nm unauthorized person has been
~ endeavorng to collect some of my accounts ev.
IDENTITY hnving stolen them, and not knowing how many
ln may DO IN possession Of deem II my duty caution
the public against paying money due me- to any Other
person or persons except myself Mr. Rober, s. Elan
ar Mr. John NJ Miller, as shal acknowledge no other
receipts. marl6 IL VIM. a. MILLER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

SVRAW, SILK AND LAWN Ron
- NETs.--llnvi returned home since tie greut
hbitor Of l'onuet. ia Ne" York shall be prepared
Few days PRESENT the Ladies' of city and
roputy, 81 Il" rovrtcs which appeared b. in
thu flire>t request upon ta. oeeaseu. Also, Caps,
tlond Dresses, flowers. &c. Manas, Scnt, Shaw Is,
landkerrhcfS Gloves, aud II grcnt variety of other
bincrs at the elegant order.
Who ,er hoerd of n h,siona'de BONNET nj o. cent.
ard ribbon te min al & ccnts1 Call and s'e them.
icims cash.
rnar.7 :. ~ S E>GLEDOVE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
vE,wAvELiNG AND FANCY EAsn-

II. tsgs - II. i INN XII RO4O.
ssss fss w ',aAGE OF HOURS Or und
nfr Mon ~, the Gh AIhi, III Passenger rait Will
L. we i.snrhburg NJ p. Nj. aud ivr II, - NJ
apT u4w II. Gilt. Con Snu',.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13
EUANOl CONSTANTLY ON HAND

~ We have made arranf cments to keep "
on land genuine Peruv Guano. We will sell at a
small ndvance cast and for CASH ONLY.
Inar9ts SAUNDERS e. IRBY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-13

T'''IN' money Ior US "ktept Mr.. Jno NJ MiIef
and "" shall acknowledge other receipts but own
and MI. Jno NJ Millers.
mnrl i'ts MILLER & ELAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27
Meeting OF House Painters.

4 mee ling Of tho iourneyman hoa painters held
htt night In Convention Hail. Wooster street, 70 take
into confederation the recent scon OF the employers In
trying reduce the wages Of the employees fros o. To
o. 10 per day. Mr. I'd. DAILY acted as Chairman, aud
EIekal Marion Secretary.
Mr EuoESE SULLIVAN addressed this meeting lie re-
ferred 10 what he deemed the unjust Of the
poyDg house painters They had end 10 redus
wages when, from the high price Of provisions and
the men could least afford ~ Yet the worknen 30
blame, a. they maintain high prices II they will by
unity OF action and determination no. 10 submit ~
injustice. applause
Mr. THOMAS sUSDnLasD did not think right for the
workmen TO hold back. They should come forward and
do what they could 70 keep up the prices HE employer
willing 10 pay, but II unjust 70 expect such
20 stand the brunt. AL employers should be com
PEELED 10 pay alike.
Mr. ExGLIsH continued In the same strain for .ons
time. The great difficulty was, tho worsmsn
lees Of their Interests and would not Join the rcgu
lar society. II all the house painters belonged 10
organization, IL would be easy matter 70 show unit
ed front when any crisis Ike the present occurred.
Mr. CLARK offered series Of resolutions 10 the effect
that the vorkmen determined 10 uphold The prices
originally sgreed 10 by the employers but they
not seconded no action had and the meeting Gpa
yAdiourned without coming 10 any dssns unierstani
in1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27
Launch or the Pilot Boat Edwin Forrest.
SPEECH OF THE GREAT TRAGKpIAN.

There was quite a crowd assembled yesterday after
noon at the foot Of Houston street. to witness the aanch
of new pilot boat named in honor OF the great TRACE.
disn the Edwin Forrest. Long before ths time an
nounced NJ the little craft was filed 70 its utmost
capacity with ladies' and gentlemen, and among the
guests present was Mr. Forrest himself The boat was
galy deched with flags and stresmers and presented
beautiful sght TO those who had taste for finish and
workmanship in sailing craft.
An being ready, the pins knocked away and tbs
signal given when of dashed the little vessel in gallant
style, scarcely causing ripple the surface OF the
water, and hoated out into the middle OF the river amid
the loud huzzas and cheers Of the crowd in tho dock
There was no little excitement board when the
boat began to move. The ladies' gave n pretty
little scream and pretended to be quite fright.
ened, while the gentlemen cluIg fast to the masts
and ropes. The great trsgedisn held on mott
assr the dangers haS qa.s, .ses s''sss s
boat WAS fairly in the river and there was no longer
any fear Of his landing on hs coat tail Bat all passed
OIL pleasantly and the little CT, AZ, voted a trump by
all hands After the boat towed back TO the dock
the party were taken to the Office of westsrvels Son
where collation. was spread to which ample justice
was done. Mr. FORREST was called on for speech and
responded substantially AZ follows
6EsrikMS-t : impossible for me to respond TO yo,r
complimentary aluson TO myself In q at all
behtting the occasion, especially unused TO ex
tsmporaneons speaking 1t was the habit Id ancient
Greece and Rome when were 70 be paid 10 any
individual whom II was desired to compliment to raise
statues and images and temples to his memory but we
act differently We erect colleges and semnsries of
learning, or build steamboats, or pilotboats-n cloud
cheers)-and name them after those we delight TO
honor-(great cheers)-a we display quite a.
much skiii and taste they did, ! value
this compliment highly I can well Imagine
traveller, one who has been n foreign countries but
whose heart Is at home in his native land when hs ap
proaches the shore and In the distance the well
known shore break upon his view and after heAves
In sight the New York pilot boat. Cheers) At such a
time as this perhaps the Of Edwin Forrest may be
thoughts he'd mi
SCIENCES (Applause.)
Mr.Forrest closed with toast complimentary the
pilots, amid great applause
Mr.. HENRY HARHssoS Colonel AVERY and others, also
spoke and were loudly cheersd. The party after
took their departure,
The Edwin Forrest IL frat class boat in tonnage and
rig. Her length In 75 feet breadth 20 feet and Is feet
In depth 100 tons burthen. Aaron ]. Weserve Is the
designer and Jacob A. Westerve Sons Co the build.
Of the vessel Mr. Henry Harbnson to be captain
She promises to be equal to OF the pilot boats aoa
and that is saying great deal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

ANOTHER sTEAMAR PoR THE HAvRE LINE.
The steamship originally intended for the Pacific Msil
Steamship Company, and which has remained on the
stocks unfinished state duriug the last thrse years.
the yard OF Messrs. Smith Dimon foot OF Fourth
street. East river has lately been purchased by the
Havre Steamship Company, consort for the Arago
lately launched BY Messsrs Westeryelt, and worsmsn
busly engaged in making various alterations
to at her for the Atlantic business. Among othor i'm
provemenS she will have extra bottom placed over
her present panks and running up to four feet above
the load line The frame IL strengthened by strong iron
diagonal braces and she Is rendered extra strong by
eleven huge kelson two Of which three logs deep
In length she will not be quite long her consor
depth Of water, i've feet being added TO her original
drsught. she is extremely sharp shpststsd 70 b.
the sharpest Of her tonnage constructed Her
gines be similar TO those Of the Aragotwo osc
ators with cylinders e5 inches In diameter ten feet
stroke. The machinery Ia now under way at the Nor.
gan works The vessel will be ready about Decem.
Der.
LAUScms -Messrs Roosevelt 4 Joyce launched on the
10th instant from their yard, foot CT Houston street
the ship Titan for Mr.. D. c. Baker, Of Boston. She is
about 1000 register and calculated TO carry 600
bales Of cotton Captain Oliver Elkridge Is her com
msnder.
Messrs Jacob A. Westerve.ts, Son co. launched
from their yard foot OF Houston street. yesterday after
noon, the pilot boat Edwin Forrest for company OF
New York and Sandy Hook pilots She y 100 tons blr.
then and her model s counterpart Of the pilot boat
Jacob A. westeryelt, by the same builder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

THg RI'm 0fJS-wlnter IL noe fairly over ani tho
leo IL fast dssppsArng from rivers and bsy Lat
week we announced that the steamboat Oregon hAd
pushed her way 10 Albany through ths les. AMI nov
bavo % that berges and torboats have CON
menocd 70 regularly, and may eIpee, vi have
plentiful supply OF AL kinds Of farm proiaes-A
summation much 10 be desired. OF this, yesterday
earnest, for there arrived At the docks $40 barrels
Gous 1900 bushels re 322 bauO rhissey. 40 pies.
ages provisions I0o tons feed s22 psokAge ehs.sr ~
barrels ashes, and TO barrels starch We mar soon
Iect that butter and eggs -u be ch.apen~f and pro.
visions generally sho- reduction. Hops they may.
As oro EIpHsET si1aisg lsfonzAHos.--A good
sory toA ssturdsy regarding the mgve-nts of
certain gentleman from the rural iisiets of the lusror
Who Il seems, expected under certain pledge, f ~
Governor Carl appointment tho once u hArsly mater
IN Nsv York Not psseissy uodsr.iandn ng tn a.aI-e'
the tcs of It's datlss be paid visit 70 tbs etF yf "a.
purposs of gaining sons information ths subject
In h fsInh.ss along tie vhsfrss ~ The KAs he
brought up before ss captain who wAs busy 9TH Ei.
chip Wien ne iono-ny dialogue tooa paes - Cip'Aa
pii,d ,b. csp,ais' 10 .n oa.haad .a,lor r.y .ssnr
particular boiling round % thing,h r.plisi "a.
,.fdAnt snas1nAn. "Oh, thstis all RruDtsi the cap.
s.a.y r,s. II No. rorf y uc.t.lnly. sir' rssl-ssi
ths tspiain; every morning prceissiy a. funrtss.
Ihs fo,a,s h,resr as'''g " spss'sa.! ss 'ans
HAs 10 that Il sa8 tho csptsiB /" son4stisDss tssss
rrorg oour.. or days towards ,bs vss snd tssa
ds,s 30. east assln The Kurc oncal 10 srpsstasey
seemed 1ostss snd ~sIE.i avsy and probably isft ~
The sy.eng train 70 ooE after his no.ustLa and eos
Grmaticn
Tm STw err HIti---rians for Tho ns~ CITY Hall uli
e 90 sIhibtou toiay In tks ohambsf u tks BSsfs ~
Counei!nsn al thfe. osio-x IN ,hs aftsfBpso rhs
hiaton ~ snbSass al ins plans h~isrs the Con
Hit Tee n Repairs sn4 sgbglsa for niopiASs.
grppxs Dylru An ubkno~a Tfraetm.n fsi aorn
dead yssisrsay Afternoon 10 Nsfosr stree, ~ 10 $50
tos.G 20 have besn ssSsd rth - aropi-ry 90
sa.e q us heart Tbf remains we're oonssyaA % ths
TSgbth wAff station ho1ss, ~hefs inqgsrl wlA "
tsr.aiiy man rtli afrsnes4 10 ysNrs
AcuIuI or RinNoio css.--A bel, usnsa "
EAsttn, -H run srsr o. fspday nslt ~ oss = 80
Tsrs svspus ears scar Fifssssih ,bssl oss feg s,s
srsss'siy maag'sA- Hs sa iakfA bglae - 70 20
Tkhd suEus.
TA7ll Accfpxsr 81 rs HgB.or Mfra kiitsotps-A
ua,B. nsnDs uhksopn 80 aii-i - t' H@a"a h'-s
Ksiifus6 near DoAs.' very ssitfii! nxai IL 80
tnset@sisd sBi fsl Npea 80 - 80 80 tss W >
fsshff gssf kr. sfiI-E Nr1 rs'fnag