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According to reports from Washington the untakcn
portion Of the enforty only about forty
millions, which would leave hundred and sixty mil
lions outstanding. Probably than thirty millions of
this is represented in the speculative lots hanging
the market the holders OF which in expectation
of protting by rise OF three per within the
ncxt twenty days. large amount of capital is
ployed carrying these and other national securities
aud therefore their advance will be regulated to
tent by the state Of the money Market and the latter
very sensitive owing to the heavy demands to which it is
liable and other Influences common to period of ina
ton like the present To morrow the second nsalment
the bonds subscribed for last week will be due and
the third and last on the 21st
Money is moderately active at per cent First
class commercial paper we'll of reques
It is rated at a 10 per cent
Foreign exchange Is quiet Bankers bills at three
days quoted 1loh " and at sixty days 1907!
offered at los a.
The subscriptions to the thirty notes the First
National Bank to-day amounted to s244 100 The Trea
sury drafts paid were for 81, 262 600
The decline of six per cent In the rebel loan on the
London Stock Exchange between the 2sh and 31st of
December, indicates the effect of Shermans and
Thomas successes upon the public opinion Of Europe;
and at that time the capture of Savannah was
not reported, it is reasonable to infer that
that event. coupled with the capture Of the
large amount Of cotton stored there, would produce
further considerable decline the loan well in the
price Of cotton and tend to produce close money
ket leading perhaps to partial renewal OF the recent
commercial distrust and monetary arrangement.
The East River Bank is reported TO be about to
ganize with capital increased TO $500 0o0 under the Ma
tonal Currency Its surplus stated TO be forty
cent, from which stock dividend of twenty-five per
cent will DO paid TO the present holders the balance be-
ing transferred TO the new organization
The highest cash prices Of the leading railroad and
miscellaneous shares At the first session of the Board OF
Brokers to-day compare with the quotations Friday
xnc Iaci tuoaka foil
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E y r Q P e.
The China at New York with
vAT Two Days Later News. r
Anxiety for Full Reports Of
Sherman's Triumph
England Still Nervous About
the Canada Raid.
A Reunited American Army and War
in British America Seen In
tho Distance.
+. e....s -~->->~-~~~~-~~~>~~~>---
THE REBEL LOAN DOWN SIX PER CENT.
-ests6g ss- lbaaa sA3sei t3 EFT &. $50 ,5s s.
THE PAPAL MANIFESTO AGITATION.
Serious Encounter Between French Troops
and Italian Brigands. 60
ms ea aai ni4
Il III E r A = HI 4 o MS,
Sc, &C., sc.

The Cunard steamship China Captain Anderson, which
left Liverpool at past ton the morning Of Decem
Der 81 and Queenstown the evening of January !,
arrived at this port yesterday morning
Her news is two days later
The London papers Of the 3lst December review at
great length the events OF the year 1884 The Times
speaks of it as another year OF tranquil prosperity
added to the most undsturbed period OF English
history. st4a
The London Nc,os observes that the year, which be-
gan with anxiety and apprehension with peace and
apparent security.
The English Board OF Trade returns for November
show exports been five ourths pei
cent less than November 1853 but larger by twenty
three per than those of tho month in 1862
The exports for tho eleven months sixteen per
over 1868.
meeting had been held at Dublin for the purpose OF
forming association for tho reform Of the law Of
landlord and tenant, and for obtaining the abolition OF
tho church establishment The Lord Mayor presided,
and there large number Of Catholic clergy present
A disturbance had been anticipated; but, with
slight exceptions, the proceedings quiet and
dcrly
All the persons accused Of having taken part in the
recent riots at Gonova have been acquitted.
rather desperate encounter had taken place between
French troops and band Of brig nds Vero in the
Papal States Seven brgands captured and several
French soldiers wounded The Giornas de Coma seizes
tho proclaim that the Ponacal government
not encourage but rather the victim OF brigand
age.
Tho steamship Glasgow from New York and Damascus,
from Portland arrived at Liverpool January l.
Tho Paris Bourse, December u, closed lrmer Rentcs
o0r 25c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FaIpAY. Jan. IA pm.

FRIDAY, Jan. l3-6 r. M.
The stock market was heavy the first board and the
speculative feeling tame owing the general uncer-
tainty which prevails relative forthcoming military
political and financial and their consequences
while the immediate influence exertod by the course Of
gold such as tends TO depress aud unsee prices for
everything purchasabe with paper money The closing
quotations showed the following variations from those OF
yesterdays second board;--Ere advanced l. New York
Central IN Hudson River n Michigan Central y, ilii-
nos Central 4, Cleveland and Pittsburg y, Rock Island
H, Quicksilver " Marposa 2%, Cumberland q. Read
ing declined n, Michigan Southern y, Chicago and
Northwestern ~, preferred IN, Fort Wayne u, Ohio
and Mississippi certificates =.
Government securities shade lower with only
light demand Skies, 1881, declined Vi; nve-twenties
NJ new issue "a Tenforties steady at 1921, and
certificates at 97x.
At the open board at O'Clock the market for Erie
and New York Central stronger but weaker for the
other stocks
At the second regular board the market was somewhat
feversh. Erie advanced n, New York Central u, Hud-
son River ", Fort Wayne u, Northwestern a. preferred
TX, Cumberland Coal l. Ohio and Mississippi certificates
declined " Illinois Central ~ Chicago and Northwestern
n Quicksilver u, Narposa IN Rock Island, Michigan
Southern and Reading were steady.
Government securities were dull Coupon fve-twen-
ties advanced Il, issue u " Tenfortics were u
lower at the opening, but closed steady.
At the open board at hafpast three, Erie declined ~
Michigan Southern u, Marposa ~ but the rest of the
list fraction higher. The chief activity was in
Northwestern, in which large 'shor interest has been
made. Rumors very unfavorable to the management Of
the road have been circulated but these conradcted
by the President OF the road in letter which read
at the second board
The gold market opened with fcverish activity at the
advanced quotations OF last evening" but rapidly weak
cned and closed heavy. The quotations were:-
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IvxRrooL- steamshlp Chna-Ars winslow, Mr. and Mrs
Fagnani ie Marquis cnamb.nn, \ sseiier Morsan,
Gas S 6o sns Short M sSo hon ss s@ss
helm wsch ilssnraSes' stafford Sayard, Msss
Geo iianon Lees, WIN iianlon Lees. Thos ianon Lees
Alfred anlon Lees, lomer, Walker II Herman and
want; ii de Se%ae, John Howard, MAJOR General James
Lindsay and servant Capt ghas Elliott Harrison Ham
der, Bssshsw Williamson Edwards, Mr. Horton
LIVERPOOL ship Moravisn, at Por,land-Capt W
ors Enssn Wh.nsion Mr. and Mrs Holt Frank stanley
Laughln, and iI3 in the steerase.
Pomr ROYAL 8 C-steamship Araso-Breyet Brig Gen
ay S: s' 'n' savage Sss'' ss SS
S o s~ Ms Sw e G sel Kelly s
in foy5 Surg Arnd.. Major stevens. NJ. stevens
sS"s, Lnns Collins Barnss Mrs Lynn and TWO cSiidra
G;g. safely III a ss sns s aGsa a
aer 8 saunders Ls su, Ludo., surg BSnnesS !.
rssh SsS Spencer s,ss's sels. SosSnsy s s,1vs
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HSs sSssS SSssn T;s ass SSfsiS
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HSs: 1D e,S
others In the stssrags
Notwithstanding Hsvsns-Mani O OrtsgA, Henry Hest
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The wheat market inactive and in the absence OF
business prices were entirely nominal In consequence
Of tho small supply aud absence OF receipts holders
not anxious to realize, except at full figures Rye was
quiet and nominal Barley and Barley malt duh
and nominal The market firm, but quiet with
sales Of 900 bushels including mixed Western, in
store at 81 80, and yellow Jersey al 81 so 81 So
the latter price delivered Oats dull and dropping
at 81 O71s a 81 0s Tor Western The only sales
two loads of Western At 81 o. payable and deliverable
on the 25th inst.
CopysE--The market rather lrmcr At period
of the day, when gold AZ the highest point, aud
holders demanded advance Of aboat Nc per H. but
under tue reaction OF the precious metal the improve
mcnt was rely lost Tho GeiDand however fair,
sales being made OF l 800 bags Rio, per Dan, pu
yaie terms and 200 do Marlcabo at 20c gold Wcquoie
ordinary far Rio at s5c 44c good fair 70 prime,
4jc a a8c and fair To good cargocs, 43ysc. sshc.
Stock January IL, 1855, ~, sI6 bags.
CorrER rgot there has been but little business
transacted last the fall in gold having had the
effect OF restricting the demand and prices were shade
of Sales have been only so 600 lbs at 4oc aoc Tor
Detroit and small lots OF Baltimore at 4sc.
CorT0s.-Bcyond tho immediate wants OF the trade
there is no Demand and sales effected OF only $50
bales the following figures representing decline OF
from lc To &c per ID. We quote
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FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

As general ruie meats. poultry fish and vegetables
OF the best quality sell at higher prices than last week.
as will DE seen by the annexed list -
MnArs.-primc boef, 20. a 35c. per ib potterhouse
Csc $50 siroin, DC Csc soup and stcwing pieces,
I2c l6 corncd, i2c isc. mutton, hndqus,.ors,
l6c 22c forcqugrteis, l0c l6c chops, zoe. 30c
lamb lsc 2jc veal, HEADQUARTERS, zoe. pc fore
quarters i3c. 100 outlets 3cc 40c roasting pieces
OF pork, Doc 2lc. smoked hams, &c. a0c smoked
bacon, 24c a 2Sc shoulders FAC. 25c sausaecs, isc
"A i9c bclognas Ice 20. tf'pe, l0c,
Portray GAnE-Turkeys 20c SOC. per ib ,
chicsegs 2cc. CSC fowls zoe. a $50 geese, 20c
25c ducks &c . &c. vcnison loo 49,; quail per
PAR zoe 3oc partridges, 81 81 20 per pair, rtb
bita size a SOC. per par
fim-F.oundcrs Tie 4 l5c per lb cells, zoe a 2Sc. !;
striped bass 25c zoe black fish, i5c. 1Sc. sunsh
12c a loo pickcrc, 20r 25c perch, loo. Doc bad
dock l0c l2c goldfish, l3c l5c frost fish, lOc
I2c smeits a5c zoe. Holsters Qive 10c l2c /;
oysters, 81 81 a hundred
vgsErAnLss.-Comnion potatoes 30c 45c. per u PIX I;
sweet potatoes 60c Use onions, SIC. Csc cab.
bagcs i2c lsc each; red cabbagcs, LOG 20c each
turnips, Toe l5c per PIX carrots, l2c loo bces,
lie a l5c
FRrrs--Appies, S0c. soc. per PIX; oranges, per
dozen, 5oc 81 20, lemons SIC ST. cranberries per
quart J5c a SIC
MIC, ASsous.-Buttcr, 42c. 65c per Id. cheese,
DOC a 30c. eggs, for &c honey, 35c a 46c.
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CANNES For adamantine there has been moderate
business doing at prices varying from 32c sperm
DRuGs DYtss--we notice salcs OF 200 Kegs bcar'
donate OF soda from 9Lc. 10 csc 10. caustic soda
nj Ike. allac do. sal soda NJ shc a 4Ac, and
1900 ounces quinine and tons soda ash on private
terms
FIsn-The market for dry cod quiet but firm, In
view Of the small supply at previous rates Mackere
In moderate inquiry bat Arm at SIS 70 VA 70 Tor
No. "a bay, s23 30 s24 for No. shore, and $40
$40 rs for No do OF box herring we notice sales OF
come 600 boxes at 52tc 55c. for scaled chiefly NJ
the inside price, and &c for No. l.
FRrIsrrs were quiet. Engagements to Liverpool per
neutral include eco terccs beef nj 2 70 hhds taloW al
Ior 90 tierccs lard l2s Cd bbs pork private
terms and per steamer Is tons bacon at EOS and
packages butter and cheese at os To London, per neu
trail 300 hhds tobacco 2s and by American, SO tons
oil cake l3s Cd, and 500 green hides at los To Ant
wcrp 900 feet black walnut at Sill per M and TO Am
stcran 40 bbs ashes at 27s Cd To Bremen 900 hhds
tobacco nj 27s Cd 90s, and 700 do ut It's ID
Bremen ship was chartered 10 port in the Mediterra-
mean with tobacco at 35s Two three small British
vessels 20 Matamoros at SOC. a 90c per bbl, gold.
grsry Bags continue trrn, but we hear Of no sales
GuySy Cton The demand has been quite active and
tho market Grm with sales of $50 bales about &c
Hors- There has been good demand for all grades,
the transactions, however being confined to the medium
grades the stock Of fancy qualities greatly reduced
and considerably frmer in consequence The sales were
200 bales from SOC TO 6sc for new, with fancy Al Co.,
and 25c a CSC. for 1893
HAy.--Shippng was scarce and firm ~ 81 40 II 70,
with fair demand and city lots command 81 rs -
HmBsThe fall In gold during the past three days has
had depressing effect upon the Market and prices have
materially declined with only moderate demand Hold
ers however very anxious 10 realize In Wow
of The diminish cd receipts and the small stock comps
ing about $50 0ls hides Sales since last have been
10000 honieyideo, 2oI pounds At loc, gold;
al about 100 ss0 city slaughter (cow, al lie, and
1900 Buenos Ayrcs private terms Quotations, elk
months sv.---buenos Ayros, 34c $500 Rio Grande,
poyto CsbsIlo open) 3ec 800 Porto Cabeo booksd),
2ac a 2lc Tampico 3Qo q sic MatAmorVA Gle aa2N
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

- FRIDAY Jan. I3--U I, M
Acknowledgements, II bbls. The market inactive
but firm with small sales Of pots al $11 62h Sill rs
Observation-Disclosures, 1l,674 bbis -four, ITO bbls
and 342 bags meal O. LAT bushels corn, 1886 do
oats and $50 do malt There rather tone 10
the market at period Of tho day, whom gold
ut the highest point accompanied by Improvement
in prices but subsequently 1t closed about the
yesterday Sales 5000 bbls State and Western 600 do
Southern and 400 Canadian Rye Gour dull at 50 %
n 80 IS Corn meal nrmer and moro active. Sales
500 bbs at IS 10 for Jersey and 80 for Brandywnc,
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TRGrrfyG The fascst ino made In trotting in
double harness made by Lady Palmer and Fatbush
Maid They trotted one milo 10 road wagon in 226
and two miles in 50h The fastest time ever made for
mile to was by Peerless She trotted u in
1851. The fastest time made to stiky made
by Flora Temple. She trotted mile in 220A Long
Island aud mile In 2:loai the kalamazoo track but
that track is generally believed 10 b. short horse can
trot several seconds faster when hit he'd 10 sulky than
he can when hitlhed to a wagon-Ncw York Ledger,
Ian Ia
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The advces By the HAnsa 70 the Canadian difficulty
continued 10 claim great attention. and had even axerted
some ltie influence on the Eopdon Stock Exchange
In ie city srtiole The Lopdon rss says The American
news caused some htk depression In Canadian seour
s although the only importance attached 70 the fresh
examples Of the NATIONAL wsskne funished by the lsst
New Yort intsgs1os h. lest the order Of General DIE,
and Vie wsdnssaof The political prcss should lead some
irresponsible pgons 70 violate the Canadian territory,
aaA thna plaes thA wsshnston gsysrnnsat aQasa2 ss
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Spanish pillar dollars. .............
The English official return OF the imports and exports
Of bullion specie for the week ending December 20,
shows that there imported into the United Kingdom
gold valued 1888 $780, and silver co., 76ltogether,
1885, 100 There exported gold valued at $685.
and silver s175, a64; together x475sS7 The exports
exceeded the imports by f142107
The Board of Trade returns Of England for Noycm-
Der show that the exports amounted TO &l2 O65 OOO
against f12 750 600 in the month OF 1888 For he
eleven months the total in 1904 was f14s 000 against
Else, 600 900 same period In 1868
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cular says
In consequence Of the present holiday season very
few have taken place In the London market
for American securities until to-day, when on news
being received of the important federal victories, an
sctve demand sprung up for United states nyetweny
nois and Erie shares show an advance Of dollar per
share on the week.
The rcbe loan was selling In London on the GOTH
December al 90 ADJ
with the exception Of Amsterdam and Bsrlin-where
che rate for money s still six per centthe terms Of all
the principal continental bourses are considerably
below those Of London. AT Paris the charge Of the
Bank OF France Is four and half per cent, and al
though the transactions out Of doors have not been below
that point impression is stated prevail that
reduction 70 four per cent may be announced almost
Immediately Al Hamburg the rate Ia four per cent At
rnntfort Is I've per cent Of the bank and four per
osns Outside, and n Brussels Is FIVE per cent At the
bank and fgus Aad half nor cent outside Annexed
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The Pope's Manifesto.
Plus THE NINTH FURNISHES THE MOST IMPORTANT


From the London Post government organ Dec 3d.
The important Of the year Is the conclusion
OF the convention OF September; and though It's prov
sons have To be carried out the engagement s In
itself good guarantee for their execution II Is the
Bond Of Powers fully able TO perform their contract
France has magnan recognized and reconced her
duties the situation imposed, and witnessed substan
tally by sacrifices honoraby made, 10 the strength
and vitality OF her patriotism. The two govern
ments that represent Catholicism in form COM
patible with the ideas Of the epoch have com
binod 70 maintain the dignity and Independence Of
the Holy See They have assured to the Pope the free
dom he claims 10 exercise In the estates OF the church
and France, dsregardng the alienation she deprecae
has advise the Holy Father profit by the
opportunity thus afforded and, by adapting the nstu
lions of the papacy the reasonable requirements OF
public opinion to fortify their foundations But this
wise counsel does not appear TO have produced the
desired effect Lib our own Efforts IN another diree-
os in the early part Of the year, has fallen
that roud not hear. The Sovereign Pontif has
Just proclaimed, in unmstakable terms and appa.
may the majesty and supremacy OF the tiara will be
serted TO the last 10 must be borne In mind, however
that words which Gregory VII might have spoken 70
trembling nations excite pity where they do not provoke
a stronger emotion, when pronounced by Plus TX stl,
in one sense their significance cannot be dissembled
They indicate tenacious adherence to dogmas that
obsolete and stubborn opposition TO reforms that
are plainly required. They bear the mint mark Of
unhcedlng and unreasoning despotism, and we all
know that was said by an orator, who In
his day vehemently and eloguently espoused the
cause OF Legitimacy, "They who resist improvement
because II II innovation, may lind themselves
compelled TO accept innovation when has ceased 10 be
Improvement We are standing on the threshold OF
year during which the papacy will have 70 choose
for better for and the convention OF Sep
tember concluded to consolidate the unity and the indie
pendence Of Italy basis consistent with the tenn
pora sovereignty OF the Pope, may in It's development
become the means Of purifying apd strengthening the
government OF the Roman church One Of two things
cannot fail TO accomplish The Power that refused 10
conform 10 tho spirit OF equitable and beneficial en-
gagement would cease 70 exs, by Its own act
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Fashions for january.

A celebrated artistic remarked, "Nothing is so
new that which forgotten Paradoxica as this re
mark may first appear the least consideration will en-
able US 70 and appreciate It's truth Every
almost every hour-our attention In directed 10 some
startling novelty Of style or material, which socaed
novelty little Inspection, proves TO be put modr
ncation or alas sometimes an exaggeraiion OF pygons
and forgotten model -.
Has fashion exhausted her powers Of crsation' II 10,
ali the more credit 70 those who from the Heterogeneous
stoye what 70 Condemn and what 10 discard Az usual
the danger the ssssmbage Of 100 mapy styles their
application 70 unsuab,s materials noshing being 80 re-
made IN pretsn.ous fashion o. prciusey and expensive
~ trimmed
There are no many materials N vogue for the presen.
season thas sursv sl sstss pust hnd something with
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The return of the Bank OF France for the week ending
December %, shows the following changes compared
with the previous bills,
thirty -four millions and half advances, one million
and third notes, four millions and three quarters;
treasury balance nineteen millions; current accounts,
hfteen millions. Decrcase-Cash four millions.
The following were the quotations for American
~t,ios In .,ndon On tho 3l)tb nit -
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re tho rates Of inseres, in tho principal continental

The following table shows the present valuo in England
OF gold and silver coins of different natonaes accord
ing to the British standard
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assioss desire, in position disagreeabe both to the
people OF England and the respectable classes OF the
United States occasoned by Commodore Wilkes
Trent affair.
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Waiting to Hear from Sherman Again.
Later news from America most anxiousy awaited
In England on of tho doubt which existed
Shorman's operations at Savannah, and the state Of
affairs in regard to the st. Adams raiders Tho Con-
Tolerate continued fiat at decline Of about six per
cont the receipt Of the by the Hans At the
Close however, 1t was 1rmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-17

pFsrErISs UY towrsSIrs. 4 New-
tcu. y. O.. d.sfa'eL GO F,i. -5 says.
Yesterday. 60 .. tth Nor,h , aroi,na rebel
cavalry. rai-eI ia che western part of he
STATE. came inio oar Hncs i- BODY. uu-,-
beng oser 0N -rn. ui'h thri- two Er1teu-
sris. l.rsss ari e.iaip-.ra''. ard delivered
taemsrircs ar f1 our c1-aman.iinr ofErsr &c
camp Pa,m.r rraraktn- ofa toanii-
i-it.ast 90 tarP ra'a.r. iLer. With an
oIl Gag 81 ihe bad of thsir column. enter
Cd tl, City fi- Hospitality ei ~li.h iicy
sic Gov c.oJ lug Niea co., we're .ui.rm-
I'D lat tLey uolI coo oniY receive pay
ior tIsr torses aaI arms COT O., farui.l-
e. vfi eas'oylrert 70 aroaeI Oh ~
N.ri. ttsy rra.-rkei that 81 Be- sas knoun
az i-c >oefh ttat sa.h r,rrft.1n await
81 o.r.ei.laf. soi..r-. a c.r iot.. the
,li.rr rebel arny voa,I follow ,ie.r sx.
ample. Tie arrival of tLc reualn.ler.
oftiis regire-t .a.. .lr I... 81. IaG, l..t
% GO. Ilry n5s ilit o. >.atb Carol pa
t.e-- a-e f-rt O. give .a l.Ia.Ln5aisI..
ilsi ,ae ~aaih 10 shipped
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U. S. 500 six per Cent.
Gold Bearing Bonds.

H." h'nas arc n0F worth r.rrrsir-r ~ ninr r<r
rruf-. f-rl1f.u- sofa faferg-f from Nav Which
ulss.s tt- a-tuai rraf. on ~ ~ Joan. RI -ar-t
rtrs inriailn- .r,rr,st s'-rf en- rr rruf r-r s1-
aHri. i-sllss .ts rx..rtila from -tafr and Mauili
d. t.safiou, uti-h -tls tom cne ta thrse r cent
nifrI, rlu ta Co. rat iss. Ca oii.r property.
H. Irtrrcst ID pryai,r -sai saulsIiv 81 rlurzsns
aftarfrsi o. earh nHtr. uhlrl nay o. ~rr q a,f
$40 ts anV trrk TO taukrr
~.