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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-04

EEOUSE~ EOTS.F0R SALE in the Sousa parto
Il the City T'YEETY-FIPE eligible Building Lots
containing from 5000 to 10 coo feet each.
The above lots are all within twenty rods of Man-St,
on elevated ground command des htfu views and will
besold on very liberal terms.
Also, large quantity Of Gravel, Loan, and Cellar
stone. Inquire of HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.
InCiI3O diff
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Books, &t.

nO YOU WISH TO READ A BOOK WITHOUT
~ BUYING? will lend any book my list to those
who desire, by their calling at No. 8 Pleasant st.
Agents wanted to sell my Books and Papers in the city
and country. Please call as above.
s12 diff 0. II AVEN.
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f+.s.a FOR sALE.--A VERY DESIR-

~ FOR SALE.-A lot of Land, with House
and Barn thereon the north side of Pine street,
ILL known the Gouding Estate. For terms, appli-
to Dir. GEORGE CHANDLER, at the Lunatic Hospita l.
or to LEE, HIGGINS0N, & CO., Boston.
so istf
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CLOTHING.

- MENT. THOMAS F. SMITH, Cutter for the last
three and half years with VIM. H Hudson takes this
method of informing his friends and the public generally
that he has taken Chambers in Cars New Block where
he nten carry the Custom Tailoring business, in
all its branches, where all who favor him with call
rely on his best endeavors to suit them.
Entrance No. 257 Nam street. diff my3
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deani dOuch
For leevrywh = m cents
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LOWE 4 SMITH,
English aud W. 1 Goods Hardware, Crockery, Shoe
findings, &c. al very low prices,
Town House Block, North DrooKhed
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RNIRE INsURANCE.-rhe Meohanios, Muta.

BNIRE INSURANCE.-The Mechanics Mutual
IL Fire Insurance Co.. of Worcester, hereby give notice
that the Directors Of said Company have by deter
mined divide The property insured by them into two
classes, viz the Manufacturers and the Mechanics
Glass; which takes effect from this date One million dol
lars having been previously subscribed to be insured in
the Manufacturers Glass; they prepared to insure in
that class the same terms other Mutual 0ices Coz.
too and Wooden Mills having the following Characters
tics Wis built Of brick stone heated by steam. having
constant watch good force pump, expressly for
tinguishing fires, and the picker out Of the main mill
ii in the MILL in fire proof room. They also insure in
the Mechanics Glass dwelling houses farm barns stores,
generally, excepting shaving risks" and such is
termed "eXtra hazardous
DlRECroRs,- Henry A Denny, Worcester Geo. Black
bum Boston Eses Saunders, Grafton; Alonzo White,
Leicester r. 5. Denny, Oappvile Geo, n. Rice Wor.
cestcr; VIM b. Fox, Jr., Worcester Dwight Foster,
Worcester Daniel fainter, Worcester Samuel L. Hodg
es, Lei ester. HENRY A. DENNY, Prest
VIM. s. Denny, Sec'y
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1855. diff
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CsOAP.-1oO BARRELS OIL soApj
- 20 cases Soda Soap, for saeby
q. s. a A. j. HOWE,
al al Worcester Bank Block
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$ls,a5o.OoO

Office in City BALL Building.
Office hours from A. NJ. to p M, and to P, NJ.
till Oct To- From Oct Is to April 1st, 10 A. NJ. to IL NJ
and Q to 4P.M GEO. w WHEELER,
81 DIFF Treasurer and Collector
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FBVO THETAX PAYERS OF THE CEN
n TRIAL PARISII.-Your Tax Bills are ready for set
Element, and the hands of the Collector Mr. o.
GILBERT, the Counting Room of Messrs. Bassett &
Bayes, on Foster street. Six per cent discount will be
allowed if paid Oh or before October g. 1855
Office hours from s to II A. NJ, and 2 to 6 P. M.
LEE SPRAGUE, assessors of
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GEBASTOPO NOT TAKEN, BUT STILL
- HOLDS OUTS so do those Superior Saws, Files,
Saw handles, Frames, Horses, Scrapes, Buffers, Sheet
Steel, Saw Sets SC, selling cheap for cash.
HAND, Framed, Back, Butcher and wood saws set and
filed for IL cents.
N. B.-Wood Saws all framed for 10 cents, and asu.
peror article for 81 90 Warranted Saw plates In good
running order 3s cents. Warranted supefne IS cenls
at ~. M. LWELL'S, 100 Main 81. au29
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UNAsHIONABLE CABINET MANU-
n FACTORY. The subscriber having taken store
In W. ~ ALIENS BLOCK, ON Main street, opposite The
City Hail. would inform his friends, and the public that
he is ready make to order, all kinds Of Cabinet Work
of wood 10 suit fancy. Desks and Screens for Banks
Show Cases. Desks for stores, Counters, Library and Of
nce Tables all kinds Of Desks for Offices and CountinB
Ruoms Book Cases in any Style Extension Tables OF any
Pattern, pulue and Church Furniture The character
Of my work IS well known in the city and needs no pulling
The best Of references be given Work repaired IN
the best manner. An orders thankfully received and
promptly Attended to- JOSEPH BURT.
M. ~
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TBNO THE TAX PAYERS.-TRrAsUR Or
a TIoE. City of Worcester, Sept l, 1555.-The TAX
BILLS are all ready for settlement Six per cent dis
countif paid on or before Sept. Is. 20 for Sum-
mons if not paid on or before Sept So Warrants will
ssue if not paid on before Oct TO-
VALUATION. Whole No. Of Polls. 1926
Real. l7S7 900 Each Poll pays..... 81, 10
Personal. 6263,o0O Tax on $1,000. 100
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FATAL AcuDKr.BY .BY DsowMso, At NoSwAIx, cow
On Sunday son OF Mr.. Prior Of Norvat, Conn, aesd
sx years, was accidentally drowned In ths Sorvslk
river While bathing with companion Of his, few
mopths hts senior The two children. it appears.
IessIy vcptured 10 bstbs dangerous spot, whom By
some misehsnce Mr. Pnors son got beyond his depth
sno drowned The death Of ths enid II sad blow
70 bis afnict<d psrent.
FIRE IN wnrcupnxR Corsrr.--About two O'Clock on
Monday morrisg, hrs broke out in the newly erected
dwelling OF Vim. Cryer, Of Adamsviils, westchssssr
county and before sny asstance could be rendered ths
entire mansion vas consumed. One Of the hrs eonpa
niss OF the village In attendance, bat owing 70 ths
lack Of water the machine o. no assistance Ths
building, which had not bsen nnished vss insured In
the wsstchester Mutual nsurar Company for o. 900
II IL believed that the nrs WAS the vork Of ncsn
diary.
EsrIHs HOOK AND LAppn ConAsr No. s-Ths mem
bsrs Of HOOK and Ladder Company No, passed the
HsnAIp once ysstsrdsy, accompanied BY thsr truck
ADo preceoed BY nrs basd OF music. The msnesrs o
this company are Ans looking body ef m asd sresst
very general rsax they passed through tbs streets
A. he gssse0s Of the Hep Mich 6sa9rst the saSs
tcoDipgdas. tbrss shasrs proposed for the NEs
rosx HxaAtD, sad s,vsa with VIII.
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SECOND ANNIvRRsARY OF THE ASSOCIATE ALUMNI.
The Assocate Alumni OF the Free Academy cesbrAted
their second anniversary last evening In the Church OF
the PuritAns. The eiiace wded by one OF the
most respectable audiences which have ever Sc.
asenbled any similar occasion in this city and tho
greatest interest mApested In the proese
The exercises opened with overture the
gan, after which prayer offered by Rev. Mr.
Mathews The grafton was then delivered By Prof.
George w. Greene, who announced his sub
ject, "rhs Philosophy Of History" Tho object
was to prove that there such thing as sctus
progress, In tho view which the people OF the pre-
ssn day took OF the subject There vas he said, tho
rss and advance OF nsslons but they ali had their
cline and fall, ~ proved by hMtory II only the
progress Of cycle, which could not BE- regarded
tion might he greater than another, but stul
each had Its period Of decay, and for II there
hs do no, mean to ssy that are no, Seer tan ~.
race OF men who lived two shr thousand years ago
snd ths admission would seem TO be sufficient and ir
refnfable answer to his argument. This law applied
equally 10 republics those Of modern date and
our own-vhich appears ~ present 10 occupy ioa.
prgnsbs position-must In the end fu,ai tue
Inevitable destiny to which all srs subject sliss
The grafton was written with mnch grace and elegance
Of style, but We think It failed entrsly in proving
object o it's author, for history proves anything
proves beyond question that the have progressed
and that civilization, which ID al~Ays the mark OF ts
at present.
Az the conclusion Of the oratiou the auaence were
entertained with @me excellent music. and
psased with II that the performer had 10 comply with
their imperative demand for more Of the Kind
1be post OF the evVnipg MIR j. q saKe, WAS thsn in
trodncsd, and read hs poem this rress, OF the
n ost happy and humorous productions to which
have listened At any Commencement We have only
room for the following extract describing the working
Of the Press;--
Strange In the sound when FIRST tho notss begin
Where human voices blend with valcsa's din.
The cich, the cank tue cAnsor and tho sound
" rattling rollers IN their rapid round,
The whining belt, tho shrp metallic jar,
Like clasbing spears In fierce chivrslic war;
Her whispering birth Of myrsa aging leaves,
Gathered anon In counters motley snsayss,
Tbs u scattered fsr, as on the winged wind,
The mortal nurture OF the immoral mind
MI. SAKE read bis production with admfabls effect
and was frqusntiy interrupted by the Laughter which
his Wit excited, and by well deserved applause AT
close, benedction was pronounoed and the Audisnee
dlHperYsd.
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msstirg Of the Fire Com missioners was held last
evening, at the Fremen's Hall Present, Commission
ers Brown, Freeborn lin the chair, Cartwright and
Wright,
csss Of Engine No. 80. against Hose Company No.
22 laid over and the monthly returns Of reagna
tiors and appoint tnents recsivcd and confirmed
Complaint Of Hose Company No so against John Nc.
Aslrey Of Hose No. 1b, was then taken up 1t appsr
ed lom the evidence of two witpessss that No. so
psss ing to Seventh district are behind No Is, de-
pdaDt fell back into ths head OF the three diff
erent occssiops on ths last time stopping the carriage
McC&fr.y and denied intention OF backing on
to No SOS rope, but aci Dowedsed entanglsment with
the rope, being tired and unable TO keep with the
csrrisge' Alderman Howard, on the part of No. 80,
stated that he saw McCshrey inside OF No. SOS rope
and thought he had command Of that company. liz
noisy and wanted to get mp fight He was drunk
At the time This was denied by other witnesses.
The case OF Hook and Ladder Company No. and En
g'ne No. was then CONTINUED from last week. Add
tionsl testimony given and decision deferred.
rembtr Of No 20, while giving his testimony, fei
back in fainting at, In which he continued forsoms
tiMe.I
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sale Of imported So rits BY the importer Bs after
what imported has passed oot Of the hands o
merce in the COMFY the Sfsts aecordas 20 Shc ja.
dcai d. csiop has the right TO prohibit IT, SALE
the papshe object 81 tie wbols statute, that CLAUSE
must be rsjscte6. Does this rus apply hsref Does
statute. bave been Of the opinion that It forbade the
Of imported liquors after they ha6 passed out OF the
bascs OF the importer NeyeItheiess the opinions OF
New York Of the Judges In Brooklyn and others
bsv. tBsEen my former opni N somewhat. rhsr opto-
ns are the sae of intoxicating luors forbid
c.n hut they insist that this clause excepts imported
liquors follows the liquor wherever II goes and by 1t,
WtS ,hs.s vie - eor. th.y srs
not the interpretations o. any OF the highest coarsI
an coDstraired 70 ioreso my heretofore snterssinsi
expiesstd at Brooklyn and to believe that this pro-
vo GOES AXE en- exception favor Of liquors,
Fpitnay with the jury for to such extent ia.
rors indrputsby the Judges Of tbs Law In this case Il
that bs liquor as alleged was sold to johnson aud Has
tinss IN following ont the case, LaSdon showed that
.he lqrcr tbps sold was imported liquor, and he
insists that be had the right to sell he dd the
c'sufe cf the statute which have already cited 1t Ia
fr you gentlemen 10 decide upon the fact whether thu
whether under the law be bad right to sell it. the
ew Ia copatructed as the defendant insists IL shall be-
then viii tfe wi ole object Of the law defeated But
bovever you may deprecate such result the respon
bilty neither with you Dor with ms You must take
ire law a. it reads; and H. by doing you think there
must find the defendant not guilty. But II. on the
other hsnd think the iawths first section Of the
law does not permit the defendant to sell the liquor
which he did sell, then you must find him guilty. The
case nov In hands gentlemen and thanking you
for the patience with which which have listened to
the pIoacted arguments Of countel-Abls throu shout
IL not always Yelevans--i leave II with you.
The jury retired At twenty minutes past Ave. About
six O'Clock they into court to ask the Juscs whs
thsr It their duty to connect the section which
makes distinct reerepcs to imported liquors In the
original package" with the frst section in reaching
their verdict The Justce replied that 1t for them
10 decide, But the question beng pressed he said
they insisted upon di,tinct response, he would say
that in bis opinion, the verdict should be rendered
an inter probation OF tho frat section alone
The jury retired and again returned about o'clock
with verdict Of not guilty The announcement
received with tumultuous applause, which the Court
checked, and II audiencs retired.
Mr.. Porter when the verdict rendered, proposed
to the counsel for the thrt II II desired
to carry up the appeal he would unite with him
10 naming the appeal. is that decsIon might b OBJ
tanned the importan points Of the Jaw Mr. Werner
assented 20 this proposition and Is nierstood that
the csse viii bs mace out at tho earliest possibIe day
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In imitation OF tbs higher Institutions OF learning,
some Of our ward schools holding annual
msnts honor OF ths graduating classes. These
csss peculiarly appropriate Ia those schools which
fend q large aumber OF pupils 10 the Free Academy.
Yesterday ths trustees AID friends Of grammar school
No a5, Thirteenth street, Fifteenth wars-wsshins,on
N. smith, Principal Thomas Hunter, Vice Principal
Chsrles Gates, First Assstsnt-mst the graduating
class TO engage few peassot and pree-n,a
tions exchange parting congatulAtions and thanks
The graduating class Was unusually large this year
sumtsnpg o. being larger number than has ever be
fore been sent 10 the scansmy from any school In a
city, ard comprsrg majority OF both senior and ia
ner esses This school has not sdoptsd the policy Of
xdssion bot that Of encouraging All try and send.
ing up the highest eissse. IN ass, that none poas
candidatss fer tho rewards of good soholsrshp aud
that those who fsn May have ths bensht Of wlnx
vbtrs thsy stand Tho Justios asd good result OF this
After The chanting Of III. zad psalm ey .hs pupils
followed finely SPOKEN exclamation By Master Hhy.
brew.
1he Lords Prayer vas then sunxty the vhols school
william huhr OF the senior class then mace sp-
pups Of he school 1hou,h easd upon 10 ,..s fact.
that paes the school In the position and Which
npn awaken noble price IN All connected With ~ yss
elutsd tbs IDA of boasfpg sne vain glory
The monthly certlhcs;ss o. punetuali,y, d-portnsni
by III Coodv,s, Esa ira.,ss ., ,h. vs.s. m. ssa
psr Of esrtinestss -ss unusn.uy iarS..
Then followed the presentation Of frirss 20 .ts mos,
rsrforiors scholar Of cash class fts folewins v~e
ebarsss BuibhAn, senior eiAss
hnan !. Csov.n r.e,.on B.
william " Mot, section G.
psfius Newell. ssctsop g.
Wfnsm walaos. section r.
htTbtn q Hteheoes, ssttsos v
Ihs srsreisss ~srs closed With ssms gel. tined
the pasf hissory Of The school The .s of ths Trustee.
ssa hee Of The tssehss, ssd sseosfsssd is~ tsys y
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Fatal Casuait In Nassau street.
FALL or BUILDsa-rwo MIN KILLED ANN sRvE
BAL sEvRRKLY INJURED.

An accident Il . most serous nature occurred
&rday morning, about 1o1s O'Clock, At tho OF
Nassau and Cedar reefs. aJgesfs he bliiios. -
shss spot csIso.s he procs'. Of demoltoo,
In order 70 erect In he p the B.at u Go
~ is toe oftn hs case, tbs lsborcrs incsu.
t!ousy yaesd large quantity IL s,one aud bricks
the second nAor which b-isg without propsr support
gave way to the pro sure snd fell With bud cr.-h
alarming the wsols nsiyhborneed. The cry vas iume
diately raised that number OF msu buried In the
runs and great efctsmsnt ensrsd. Word was sent to
the Chiepa Office and Seg7an Drroe seat 70 thv
OF the duastsr. posse OF shs Frrs ward police
also in stspdscc~, aua uodsr their dirsco,t the
work Immediately began 20 clear the rub,isb.
laborsr named AnsAoDy Byrnes cxtrisssd
from tbs ruins lie VIA found TO be m n frshualsy
mang'eo condition. Hi, head crs~hei that tro
brains protruded while his cheeks and brow sh,~ei
fearful ssssss. Four OF s,s ribs aso c<okep II,
1ss placed n = roughly onn-tyuet,d pat,o,n and con
veyeo 10 the City 4ospts sBa pscd uader tns OF
Dr. Dash who found he ceud not suIviv. reush tn'
cat,9 from ID. cut and injured drsaofuy Hbout
the head sod face and ono eye wholly destroyed II
feared he viii not survive Another lad named John
sbes al s~ysrely injured about the lsgs tho ply
scian In attendance DR.. Tburs.on hoWsver tnins him
Ansther boy. name unk knowp was taken TO the once
OF the Of Emg atom but was foundEot TO
be ~ veieiy injured.
While tie sor.msn wers busy sxtricAting these per.
sons, the 6rst aoor aso fell and precp pitskd nsiy
dozen woramsn iato tho vault pelcw s;sne of mach
confusion snsusd, az IL supposed mach injury
done them. IL was found many OF them mush iut
about the pgs ano arms caused by tbs BRICK and mortar
that fell with them Fortunately mono wore hurt vosy
seriously.
In AddtIou TO the above, It said others mss-
ing A namb.r Of children were asen around Ia.
building picking chips, but to ists hour Last nxat
none such we're found. There Ia great carvisssnsas
IN infested In deuoishpg old buildings and the renis
OF contractors In NOT takisg proper prccAut,n
not be too severely censur~d There has been great
numser OF accidsnts caused by tho cams knd o, neg
genee that detailed Above Stor heavy masses Of
brick snd mortar half dem moltshsd foortngs with =
number OF men passing and Iepass bS underneath, is
nothing iess than attempted msnsiaughtsr,
and shouIc bs 40 regarded.
posTscnrT -Byrnss ard Sullivan died sta late hour
Ia nj night.
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EfcrEsroN YEox howTEFAL TO PLArrsSr8.-
TREE tbousard citxsns u kobtrrsl VISITED Pisgts-
buSe on Thursday, bofpe BY thirty csr vita tnrss
locfmotlus. AHoog the sxeassSosisss were Hon-
"a NEE Fesrier, T. Duncan Gibb, ". v. shelton Esq.
Alctrnsn Honssr. Of The eisy Corporton T. b.
Hal, Esq., I. 3. Brown, E~@, q. B. 9air, Esg., A.
y: Hnbe, ESg Csmpbssi, Es.. ana tnsoy
uesfs. smopg shtm wsss sone o. the cheSs n
TIE cid csos osh-swrusAAA- Tssy ve WELCOMED Ia
sspt@eh ~ william Ps ner, Ksq.. Prdssss a -
hsf'ts.t. si.sg ~. -15aag 1tis5, Js, u.
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Meeting Of ti,e Opponents "s street sv~cepsax
Machines

meeting OF persons opposed 70 the street swsspas
machine . means Of ciesnins tho various avsau~s
and tnoroug ghs~s OF the city held isst .vssisg 81
No. avenue A, O. W. Ja1ues In the chnis, And Mr.
Puebsl ae,,Ig "a Secretary. Tho aAssblAxs b, -
influential one, although doubt thsss prs-
rsIt were Of opinion that Il s4a Gsthsrlng 0f ass
whoes deliberations would bs looked upoa with great
tsr'st by the community generally. and his hAysr
Wood especl.Ily.
The hrst thisg done the AppotntmSut sf . cSss.
mistss for the purto.s OF rnnhisx the sscsssAry
rArssnents for grand rally In the Pars, ~hsrs al -
,sssssd could give free vent to ,h.ir fs.liDx..
The committee appointed At the last mssilag for tss
purpose Of glyfr publicity 4, the ms,.sr Aas msksx
snoh provisions - would seem proper for ia advssos
msns fepofi ed as follows
Your oou mi,ee are happy TO BE- shis ,ssay that ts
sunday parsis, with two asg incant sspusaa
aiv 9TH ns IN efforts 10 keep oa; tas fhsSsp
machines and the contract system. IhAy repsgt
are no. aoirstci, % u., bat ,a., som. of Ia. W.I
street blanket sheets, va.eh bs, ths ries eas
chanta tsst ana shGb s.iaom and shslr var AaesS
lAbcrpg oas,.s, are our bitter optoasnt They
port that fsInsDco Wed, In defiance OF tbs Co~
iouneii the poel. o elected iim has stSs.s.sA
his csseriIa a,cn 70 put tho ms1Linss sad rsseeet
fully r,pesen, thst 4 10 the outy % ia. poor mSs
eosss Up 10 the af Of hi f.hds against this pos et
capital md tho ioo'dnkt~ ssR Wit of usue scSvssl
Your eomm's ofsr tho following rssclation for saos
that tho wares which sustain tho street sse~pn<
clsss are thoss which sas tain ID. MAJOR as.iast me
msmb., on election esy fras nas and oar fss
Neabescsy, August sss the esy nasd upon Tor NJ
grand mass us~tlos In ths Pxrs
Mr. q n. H,lL teen onsr.a ,hs folio sisx rssslaues
Which ~A after zone dscusslon usAnifngu.y ajopsAd
tescltso, That 80 ettspd invitsuoa 70 our f~s
utl men, s1d all oppossi 70 the present contrast
10 meet .th us In tIs Park the mat OF August ssxt
Several shart sps~cbss vefs thea mao. ~ The bssd
and front Of tbs HoysmsIt who spared 10 LangaAgs
csneareips the mayor for his inhumsn soEiast,
gentleman ufm,d IL, nsvins esnsIsota ~ saeh nsa
tuith, scklss Co vbsn thsfs vsfs tisaty of per
The eiy almost fsnssnitg for ihs vans u sss
yIo,nsIi sDd vhc~s only nssns ~ support You'd sac
10 cut % By ibsss street svssrspg nssef inss Af~s
great ossI Of EonssEcA tak IL resolved ApSsst
tonn,tss 20 ti.w Wy rsus.on sxsisss tina .saodss-
ton c the mach Dss As dstrnsLtsl TO tts nsstS u
ths eommasi', 70 b presented 70 the csm@oa csaao
whsn IN sssson
AIysly discussion thea spraeg up relative "a tAA
oDsr nsnnsr ot raising fanfs for the srlsssss q Ne
msss nsstrs No othsr BUSINESS os iGpestAaos go
irapssetsd.