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The Navy.
TIE gLOoP.OF-MA.


This hne ship (nfteen guns), under command OF Capt
Charles stecdman arrived at Philadelphia on wcdnes-
day last from Port Royal. She has been in commission
for nearly two years and will undergo needed
pairs and q rehtng, preparatory TO being sent to
foreign station Her rst cruise In the West Indies
and her arrival home she attached TO the North
Atlantic squadron, 70 participate in Admiral Porters
operations against Wilmington. After the capture OF
Fort Fisher where she performed good service and lost
nine killed and fifteen wounded she despatched
plated attack ON the DEL noes Of Charleston ON the fii
Of that city she returned TO Port Royal to coal and under
50 slight repairs and from thence sailed for Phadelp ha
II Ia not likely that she will 60 out Of commission
ARRIVAL OF THE IRoH-cLAD xoNADSooK AT HAMP.
TON ROADS.
The double turrctod ron-clad Monadnock, Commander
r. O. Parrot arrived at Hampton Roads last week from
the South Atlantic squadron The soopofwar Mohican,
Commander Daniel Ammen, which had since the fall Of
Fort Fisher boon doing blockade duty In ossabaw
Sound, came North convoy to the Monadnock. on
In tow by tho lronclad and brought safely into Hampton
Roads This is regarded unparalleled achievement
oy an ironpiad and proves me Monadnock TO be the
tho timc she towed the Mohcan kots an bour-a
speed that no Monitor Of tho old class aiains now
days, al sea, when alone.
LOSS or BOATS CREW.
On Tuesday morning March !, Acting Master Charles
r. Hamilton, Acting Masters Ma,o Arthur r. Sane and
boats Of ten men. all OF the steamer Juna,a,
Commander John J Amy werc caps,zed wh,e crossing
Georgetown bar 10 gale, and all OF the crew
were drowned The Juniaa Is preparing for cruise OF
the coast Of Brazil
LAUNCH or A MONITOR.
Tho Monitor uodoc, Of tho original asteen lisht
daught crafts ord red by the government will DO launched
from tho yard Of lir J. rnderhi foot Of Greeupolnt
avenue, Williamsburg At ,wo O'Clock to-day. II VIII be
remembered tia, this class or boats drew too much
water and tho Noloc has been altered TO suit the require
nients 81 The Naval bureau.
Tho Cuhpes another II the class The Noi0c,
will shortly ~ launched from mo Continental run
WORKS Losh belong % te On IA rate or hon ciaas
PERSONAL,
Acting Rear ADMIRAL lanes 7. rnrincr, laa command
ing 30 special west nla triaamn, Connnl0rc stp.
phtn . ipwan aa& Casglg ". Plea ,sna are 10 ta~n,
ALL s,Oy.4u- ~ ths As,M GoYss
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From tho New Orleans True Delta March 12]
Refugees from Mississippi Sound say that the women
and children we're being sent from Mobile the bonn
bordmcnt Of that place TO begin, was expected
very soon.
From the New Orleans Times March 12l
In THE FIELD, DAurHrSK IsIASpl
March 8, 1865 4
Colonel Dwight, Commissioner Of Exchange and about
two hundred Confederate prisoners left this place the
I'd inst and proceeded, under Gag of truce up Mobile
Bay. Arriving at the supposed lines OF rebel
occupation, tugboat was despatched 10 give
warning OF tho Nashuas peaceful and humane
mission. About two hours afterwards the trans
port stcamed.up the bay across Dog River Bar within
about two and half miles Of Mobile, where she cast
anchor and notwithstanding her arrival had been made
plain view still the rebel batteries opened heavy Ore,
which compelled the Nashua 10 hcayo anchor and retreat
from the immediate presence of these cowardly horoes
The rebel authorities fearful probably, that the trans
port was going TO transport their friends back 10 durance
vile ceased firing after boat OF range and
madc ovetnres OF peace, declaring that they did
flag Of truce until after they had fred fourteen shots
at 90 close range that nearly all passed high above the
emblem they so wantonly nsultod.
This rash breach Of the established cartel was pro-
ductive Of good than evil to U.S. revealed the
locality Of their batteries
The rebel authorities unusually strict IN guarding
their lines as well us their press and but paper
secured by our force and this was captured by
gentleman who would not par with IT,
gentleman who was out on tho Nashua Informs me
that th Saturday evening edition Of the Mobile Tribune
Of Dog River Bar" Alec that Tho Commanding General
had ordered all abebodied men into the ranks while all
others, With tho women aud children, bens sent
from the city.
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FfRE IN WASHINGTON ALtgY.-Aboul seven o'clock sun-
day morning Gre broke out In the hay lott Of s,ale
Washington alley, occupied by Joseph Nsylor aud In the
rcnr Of his residence No 80 Eighth street The IRE orig
mated from stove IN which the coachmrh william
Findlcy, made Are aud tlcn out ,fie had only
been gone short Time whom the ire r.Hs discovered
The hofsrs and carriage taken on, Eunjurei Tho
damage to the building Will be about $500 loss In feed
&c. 400 said 70 be Insured
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TEAS AND COFFEEs.

TEAS And cOFFEEs.
HALL IN GOLD.
GREAT REDUCTION.
GREAT REDUCTION.
GREAT REDUCTION.
GREAT REDUCTION.
TEAS AND CoFFEEs.
TEAS AND coFrEEs.
TEAS AND coFFEEs.
TEAS AND corFEEs
NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST INFORMATION
NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION
NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION
NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION
THE ENTIRE Wholesale STOCK
THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK
THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE srooK
THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE srocK
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
/. GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
AMOUNTING TO FROM
s5caoo TO sl,oooooo
OFFERED AT RETAIL.
AT NO. As vEsEY STREET,
THE COMPANY ARE NOW SELLING GOOD
ooLoNo AT eoo. 7oc. S0c 0c ST. 81 TO- BEST q Is PEE
POUND.
MIXED eoc 7oc. soc, SOC, 81, 81 TO- best 81 - PEE
POUND
GREEN TEAS Co., 7oc, soc, 9oc., 81, 81 TO- BEST q n
PER FOUND
ENGLISH rREAKFAsT eOc 70c, soc Ooc 81. 81 10 BEST
81 rs PER POUND.
YOUNG HysoN Co., roc soc, soc. 81, sllo BEST q -
PER POUND
UNcoLoEED JAPAN. 81, 81 10, BEST 81 e PER POUND.
HysoN. IMPERIAL AND GUNrowDER BEST q q
PER POUND.
CoFFEEs lGRoUND), 20c 2sc., soc, $50, BEST "a
PER POUND.
FRENCH BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE, &c.
PER POUND.
THE COMPANY MAKE No DEVIATION IN PRICE
These Intrinsic worth. keeping
in nnd health economy high degree of pleasure -
drinking them coFFEEs ROASTED AND GROUND
DAILY. ess
GROUND COFFEE, asc, &c. &c., 4oc, best Per pound
Hotels Saloons Boarding Bousekeepsrs and Families who
large quantities Coffee economist in that article
by using our FRENCH BaGAKFAsT and DINNER COZ
FEE which sell at the low price Of IS cents psr poura
snd warranted give perfect satisfaction.
Especial attention given to the Coffee Depa.sn. rhi.
defy competition.
CONSUMERS CAN SAVE FROM
co CENTS TO 81 PER POUND
Bypurchasins Of the Company Now is the ans q
LAY IN Your STOCK;
LAY IN YOUR STOCK
LAY IN YOUR STOCK.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
0nlAr AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
4, vEsEY STREET
Is vEsEY STREET
IS vEsEY STREET. ~
vEsEY STREET,
MISCELLANEOUS.
sfEss SKIRT RTTaF ao h hEr u
h. 81 sAp' ~ T M any os
made; They are not E9uALLED In Elegance Elasticity.
RrSioss, coRss gsR9wy9 SMIs 3. T Ess1 '|s.
Sod by druggists and SEPT by mall 10 cens and 81
DR. BRIGGS, Chropodist, 2l2 and go Broadway.
rORNs. BCNToNS BAD NAILS, CHlI,1tAING,
~ Frosted Feet &c., cured without pain By DIX RICE ~
BoweIy. Rice's Annihaor Corns Bunjons 10. b.
mall, 50 cents aii 81. -.
1NoUR YEARS AGO JONES BROTHERS, OF SINo
Sing 'ssi.hsa e S'sfs o iSls & pLAsrERs
sleD worth n ne preseang i1gr years ss.on bute
four Bach sons, OF Providence, H. L. have sold
SIN considerable quantity in tho period We
rceI druggists generally 10 the medicinal and other
Qualities OF these celeb rated flasters.
Hard or damaged De returned and exchanged
! for good ones.
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M o B IL E
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Our Mobile Correspondence.
Orr Fopr Arurs March a 1

Orr FORT GAINES, March 8, 1895.
severe thunder visited this vicinity last night,
doing considerable damage TO the shipping around and
near Dauphine Island. Tho steamboat Iberviile was
driven ashore Fort Gaines but received damage
having struck upon sandy coast. The officers Of the
Ibcrvic whom passing Fort Pike on the 9th nst dis
covered three colored men on the lighthouse. She
rounded to and took them or Fourteen hed originally
fed nom near shiedsboro 70 Escape CONSUMPTION tp6l
arriving ut the coast they jumped into small boat and
them When out three miles from shore their boat
capsized drowning eleven Three gained the lighthouse
by swimming, and will be taken TO New Orleans
REFUGEES MOBILE.
On the morning Of tho 9th the steamer James Battle
took board three refugees, with i've children from
Mobile They left the city Saturday. General Maury
was still In command there. Troops have been leaving
Mobile since tho LIST Of February Those owning cotton
have sent It to the Mobile and Ohio Railroad depot
for transportation into the country the place
They estimate the total amount twenty thousand
bales, number OF men owning five hundred bales EACH
II is all piled up at tho depot In ono large heap.
General Gibson's brigade left Mobile on the 10th OF
February for South Carolina
There in this city five regiments vz:-Thrty FIRST
Alabama Twenty Grst Alabama and Twentytbird Loai-
siana; regiments OF cavairy-the Fifteenth Mssis-
sipp cavalry and Brooks cavalry the latter disorgan-
lied demorazed set oang about the city and stealing
all they lay their hands Outside Of the city are
three companies batteries Of artillery, Of which
have guns commanding the bay the other stationed
on the west SIDE Their In all about fifteen thousand
men, mostly composed OF citizenssome Of them old and
nfirm.
The poor OF the city In great distress hcing
PEELED in many instances TO pay for provisions In silver.
Last Saturdays quotations were-Corn meal, SIS per
bushe -four, 81 80 per pound; bacon "a 30 per pound
Greonbacks bringing &25 for one; silver, $40; gold,
&52
DESTROYED.
II s generally believed among the citizens that General
Maury intends burning the city when attacked, IL not
able to hold IL.
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Rebel Accounts.
THE REBELS REPORT GENERAL PALMER woUNDED
WINSTON

From the Richmond Sentinel, March 1871
despatch in Yesterdays Petersburg Express dated
Godsboro, March H. says tho federal General Palmer
morally wounded IN tho fight Of Wednesday last.
II now ascertaned that the federal loss from all
causes killed. wounded and prisoners, two thousand
0tyo1
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Sailing oIt'it iielri~r.

ArLtFH attt b ~ 1ehS
TIE steamship Derian, Car'en M. III n tJcr
c.Us& tnis Iu9ylns or InasSaa.rrg sGs L.sGsyVoL
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HUMOROUS AMERICAN WORKS.

i
Fun o. original illustrations ~ Darcy and others ane
beautifully illuminated lthugrphc covers In several coors
with aud original designs on each cover.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOUR YEARS AGO JONES BROTHERS, OF SING
II Sing, certified % having sold OF

$500 worth tho preceding years Sisson Butler
II Hartford, wIll certify TO Ike amount sold In the LAD
four Balch Sons, OF Providence H. L. have sold
SIN considerable quantity in tho period We
rceI q druggists generally as 70 the msdsns and othe'
Qualities OF these celeb rated flasters.
Hard damaged paers may be returned and exchanged
FIR nIc4sau
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RENARKARLT SURE on sTIFr KNEE.


peel have boon famed FER c i which piigh,
been ~ this Kind h1s been brought notice. A
leutcman placn. the lee, Of lis on u piece 81
cinnge peel, suddenly thrown down violently
sprs his knee be six ron;hs oonaned the house
theagh he had the best medical advice
very eminent physician called anyti ing more
could be Done After inaton he said, Ny opinion Is
knee viii be bent ggain" He that
the whole leg ard knee should be enoased IN plaster OF
Paris bndsI which would accelerate the rea
ting OF the Knee ioint and sai the done the
betien But the Tacni. before trying this application and
having stn knee HE, crveoprd II IN Porous Pas.
and IN less than two months hts pnee perfectly
cured
Principal agency, Brandroih House, New York. BY tho
yard single plaster.
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s I'll. r IN q IS (.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

and NE generals are very nu CHI hurt ahou. II as was
aute against III orders.
49, WE, y TO BLANf
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Dritish Reports and Hopes from
Richmond.
A PAPAl WARNING TO MAMMALIAN.
ACTIVE DEMAND FOR FlvE.TWENTES,
10, DC, 10.

The steamship Europa. IRON Liverpool on the LIST via
q. The ID inst, arrived u Halifax - two
ceucS yesterday morning. She has fogty.thres pas-
siE' Halifax and thirty for Boston.
IL, news n Two days later
eli" 'sh"is agN On the l2th and 18th dense fog
In, rn steamer, bound east lat 81, long. IL
The ropa sail for Boston At half past five A. NJ
In Tie sLocutcns delivered at the Inst consstory the
Pore expressed surprise and AT the sad events
which have recently taken place In Mexico. His Ho-
Loped Maximilian scould aband,n As up n
sAcs > ka sn ed and satisfy tie just desires Of the
Noy The Fope further thanked the bishops Of the
Ctaoc world especially those Of Italy, for defending
the religion and liberties os tho church, despite the
DEGREES Of the secular authoritisa
The Wet india mail had arrived In England,
with two and quarter millions OF dollars In specie
ohc aro brought several captains Of blockade runner
whose occupations gone.
The Epeoa Of Madrid states that the Minister Of War
rendered his rrsignstion, and that General Lursuudi
refused 70 replace him. later despatch says that the
exceeded 70 the once.
~ NJ Justice, u his functona rcp
Dsxa Is supposed that all the members Of the late
Cabinet will return " their posts.
private Cal uta telegram, Of March q, reports com
a0ercial aaan much the state on the 2s,h,
Vhcn . 81 ght Improvement had taken place
The steamship Cuba from New York, arrived ~ LIVER
oeol q noon ON the 1ss inst.
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The Ice Monopoly.
70 fHn EDITION OF tn. HERALD,


Our attention has been called "Artsce" thai ap
peared In yQuI paper headed 'Ics swnde" A IN &C,
Of Justice ~ entertain the hops thas you will give
reply the same publicity In Jour columns that the charge
Of swindllns has obtained The grounds you Set
forth 70 justify your attack upon trade twofoh,
namely The trsmsndous quantity Of Ice laid up and
the great fall in The price of sold That the fAcs Of
these thing have doubled prices beyond hat Of
last year. and thss therefore, the public should combine
10 crush such s~inds by keeping from ths uss Of s
and calling II the Boston and Portland dealers 70 city
The tremendous qpanuty Of ies laid up y not s0rsA
here but at long distance from The city was laid up
ct great sxpenss and has " Be brought here There
great loss, dsay and labor In collecting family billa
Many Of Thorn never pay. Al ASK 10 that the con
sdrssion you expect In your business and that you
seemingly allow all othen should Be given 70 ua
Al gfSat Increase Of expenditure In wages uansptra
on and oil materials necessary for business together
with increase Of TAXATION r~ns kc-AI these chArges
san, " ss sny no nor T tx
charge Of doubling our price, such not the fact We
charged families ASt year My cenn per one hupdrel
pounds this seventy I'VE cen.s asd families taking
small pieces one ceAt per pound bstchsy any cents per
ss =. SssSI.s :7 a i' ~ s ~ -:
parAks Of corresponding Advancement IN hcif relative
departments This arose from the dsJotnted state Of
the 1aders The results OF the year showed the
s.ty Of more united action - 70 prcsa Hence the charge
Of In noticeable point has the eIpensda
connected with trade undergone any alteration The
butchers loud In their complaints, but zoe cannot
buy meat from them lover since the decline IN gold sim
ply the praclpe here presented Dwtop and Portland
ea"rs have tired this market several occasions
could net meet sxDsnse& Families have never taken
zee scoser sAan hey san hs and We eanpst Be- AZ s<
BY that tAresA Ice vENDERS
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Police IntslliUenee.

TWO MEN cHAR0rp wIrn ARsoN-coypKssrop OF
ONE OF THE PRssosKns-vaSy ARE COMMITTED
wrHDCr BAIL.
John schon, wins merchant, living a 40 william
street, and Christian schuts twsllcr rrsdins "A No
Roosevelt street. were yesterday arrested by osacsr
Barton Of the Second precinct charge OF arson pre-
ferrd againS them By ~ John r. Kaufman keeping
rsstaursnset III William Prom the depositlon
81 Mr. Kaufman, u appears THAI bmsslf ana schoa
bought the lssss Of pSsmses lye william stree, OF Mr.
Louis Thourou for Which Thy pay ssso for two
years frm the 1s Of May neHt ~ schon
then corrupted . portion Vt the sne premises for
wise cellar, sad Mr. Kaufman had rented another
ago Mr. Kaufman informed scboa ,hss he ala
mot wish 20 80 into psrtaershfp With hn Tsh seemed
70 excite the anger OF sohos and shs evening OF the
9th inst the par'cf schons premisss were arsd
apparently By dssigD, but the names s1nsushsd
be Gre much damage was sustained Mr. Kaufman sub
scpuently rscsived Information which induced him 20
believe that the drfendanu fred no place. and accord
ralsncd before Ja s4cs bowling yesterday sf.rpoon
when the prisoner schs made ,he following confesson
On the Monday bcfor. the nr. was In John sehon's
wine cellar at No. l;o William street; I was playing
fellow and could make oy doisrs easy he then said
that wanted 70 put somebody out Of the house and
s :a q. ~: ssgA are . .as A Si% i' .SSS
ne. e, the ars; b. then .ksd me u
surs.s 20 g.. sp
.ene on he brousiA % ths saloon in d.mvoha; he
told me lie had two gaons more IN The house, n was
sG~d mat the nrtng shona be done about nine
Sunday nshs .sr the had eIoesd up gone
away ~ about three ocoek Sunday afternoon svhou
went Into the yard and bis return told 70 20 back
81 the privy - take OF The balance Of the board whh
he had partly torn on and put the board on ose eide
went out aud took OF the board th board on The
esrh part Of the candy store Kitchen; I went 10 my
Che evening; schoa told me 400 70 nais any
Asrm Until quarter Of IN hour after ]
lad the smoke from nv bedroom, I
could zee into the yars my two room rnstss schmidt
and HnteS were n bed 81 the time ] had nv winAow
open watching W see the smoke soon - NV the
smoke bceams alarmed and aweke my two room mates
tben took down my trunk the nett day, when I saw
eehon, he told that csgh 70 have walled longer he
ecrs gave 9s alarm; before ecbon toh the Kind u
essnsse hsNahsd ne 70 help W 40 hs said thss I
betrayed hfm would cost either mine or his me
Yss narshA Beksv gave the matter thorough nvsst.
fsston snA the tsos psseents1 " The magistrate 10
eonnktsA Ne esfsndea0 70 the fomhs FOE vial uthout
ball
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CLOSED IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
pKATn OF
THE REBEL ARMY.


That broker may hvs TO see better days he reforms
BLuSr's nBApouARrHas
OF oonrse presented IN unusual spectacle n had q
ofcia he change was IN r.nsrhaSi. CONTRAST 70 The
swasscrnS brcis ,hs rsucan, vouS,..r the .orc~ins
relatives q ,nssDdns recruits even the policeman
who viewed with delight the process loading ana dis
charming .hs Dig sn. which NJ Blum bad ore red TO
more" il hooper II the suspsss'os recruiting BrUssrs
sat summing themselves outside the closed booths vess
coun,ssancss while i,'s boy. chaned them ~,h inaai
PES 70 whether 'rhsy didnp want . recruau sn1
no" Of :. ss. 70. S s
pill 70 al - this elias
On. me-. ,,...,,.a ssr r.ss :. SAss ..,..
isquirsd vas there nowhere he could ~. his shcp
s.d h.l lpsni ever 600 " ih labor = oys ne .se
previous ana inseSa.S pstu.s ,hom ,sre.sn ys...rs
morning. ees "LAo~~s grese-s q n II Pvsidb~f as
h had toiled for clip through BIS anssn burely he
V " comm ssrsaed rhs su, one d the many heart
i. q sass hoocssSs elisa ONE s.s "ss
bsd pad eeso on Wednesday FOE substitute. visited
ana stmasSsa : return q he money ~hsS rcsuss,
va OF eossss net with polite refusal much 70 hs
yHn COUNTY AND Hsn suoyA.
Msx ,. hsorioss duties q The oomsi.iss than IL
mjNse
The sunSsv Of nea received In this CITY upasy Ne
lat call about eight hou o. nearly ent half 81 the
9uoss assigned, and about seven Aundrsd substi,ssss
Ihcse while they count upon quota no erpssss
70 the county u The way a bounty thus crSalss fusd
o. savng e ssa!sy ave hundred hoasasd doiars asd
~ musa more 70 ths sevenmsnt ma ssm ~ ssSs>Aa
al The enpsssss ~ the ccmn,tes ffrw NE wns q i've
s sss ~. 3. ~ . 5oy i;ss rs.. Ss:
hall VILE anmsss - Substitutes have Lssn procprsA
rnn pounru pfsrafcr.
Nss~ We ueeas enotteuent o. little unusua 10 neAses
~ RssDl s2pearAnos ~ thnss sbo"s the Fovo~4
cyaee ncy " WW omrs hoyeysf hd II srscs =
Stimulating ne crowd ,b wtthS dor aud changing tie
sVan'"osno>s u 'ns~ who werv IA ths y,eaiu trsm
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NEW Ishk, April ~, Ibos
yess saision q hasrA D lees, poo pubilshsA -.
sosns u ~ arrest charged With sealius some o. yss
nom man named Reuter-, u 22f william street. New
rsrs With partsoalan In rssrsses thsrsso which were
hlss nom sssianns W snA TIE psbl,sssIou hes done
ne sas ham, 40 shs srceust psblishsd undsubssdly
smahessA from the fertile brsin of q dstcciiva %
Irday Yet hrsslasa Ticht and yesterday henry Ian
quits vsss convicted Of Stealing The nvssy. and Nsrs
sssss.sss As stAss prison The money vss sscvsrsd
ssco NJ sAy wsre about leaving Ne ssystry 10 The
yitn snrsaer peequiasa have lived many ySsss 10 As
w.. 40 bavs ? hEiiy " grows D. chDArsa,
\I09 columns ~ the mos usjuss rrpovt rsfsb.
rA0 hANlkER M knl am ssrvsA