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tug oa which I vent down permitted 10 approach
within hailiug distance AM had long conversations
with Captain Atkins Purscr q mbrdge aud several pas.
sengers The captain aud pnner cannot receive too
much credit, and Captain Hzrdse Major crofon, Dr.
schel, DR. Mcfarland municipal Wealth ofncer and all
As many OF the passenger are Moro, give the
following list-Mrn a. Pace and three children, Mr..
stapleton lady and three children Colonel @ L. Schat
children, Ma Farnharn sister and two chndreis; Mrs.
G B. Chapman, II 9. judo and lady, Mrs Hopkins hrs
Dewitt and child, MISS Mary Kelly, J. Cooper, ~ w.
Drew, Randall n " Musssy H. J. Mcdonald J. Doy V,
q 4 Brayton, y. A. Beard, r. hacomber. Y. H. Kirr,
= q Richardson, H. Pitcher, J. j. Thornton, q. H. Nyc.
Captain Ellsworth, Lieut. EcksTson. Lieut. Mays, Lieut.
Biicksr, A. y. wnbsr, q. H. Graham. N. \. Warren,
J. ~ Avery, Il. r. Hoyt, H Eslsr }. Hsllader, .. I.
maitzfsidsr b. Demassr A. r. Tripod }. Meyer n
Bacon, X Stafford, A. McAlster = q. Rodgers, w. =.
Dlon, hshan. Mr. Glasor Ave hundred United States
regulars and twenty three in the stesrage.
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lserns,aAn xaflng mssh "a NJ river ryn-, Esg.
hns, By Hary Esnsy. sbs shAmgs0o carsn'sa o. ,hn
county u spo.sps ~ 20 sss.r.ly ssasas1 In
lsss r,,srunr tssuss fov Ne kDas he rsosiEsd dsr.
az ~ stay Ia ana and - sAys,--
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hs.s,y rss y auv fnsishfnkn w,o wt An 81
sA-as gr~ss dtsisns~ ffun htr horar haya ,s.anl
ffsfa nn~e hlta 0Bs - sFyoofh river are
our ra1s of eo.dsetng rao~s ! saf mT fretds un
p,crnsa aay Essi,ahn4An -Ao may - rs thM ~ .l
a. b~sa - ssufe fof hin a. FAR usyAm<4t - haY
s4fssgsDcs4 q Nevcassis.
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CANAL DA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Robbery OF n New Y Y0rk Mail Bax-Attemp
Of FewIan Prisoncrs 10 Break Jail, Sc.

Robbery Of n New Y 0rk Mail Bax-Attempt
Of Fewian Prisoncrs 10 Break Jail, Sc.
MosrRKAr, July %, 1868,
The Now York mail bag duo In this city At half past
eleven O'Clock last night stolen from tho Bonaven
ufc station shortly after tho arrival Of the train and has
not yct been found. II IL not known on whom
to attach the sghies, suspicion, and !, Is
not believed that the loss is very large, from
the fact that Is not said that the mail contained any
registered letters. Tho theft adro; and hasty
one tho bag at the station but few minutes
BEFORE and officially handled
Major General Cullum, Superintendent Of the Military
Academy at Yves, Point, arrived In this city last night
The rumor prevailing here throughout the day that
number Of Fcnian prisoners oonnned In tho Montreal
Jail had made successful cscapsproyes wholly untrue
though unsuccessful effort made by others than
Fenlans TO effect jail delivery.
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Movements Of General sherman.

MONTREAL July u, 1854.
The most elaborate honors OF every conceivable kind
being paid 10 Major General William r Shcr
man. OF The United States army. Since his arrival last
night his apartments n, St Lawrence Hall have been
throngci with the sr, Of the city. who have been re-
ccved with the greatest courtesy. His modes'y and HIS
quick and apt responses TO tho remarks made TO him
elicit the unbroken admiration Of the people Hc f.
twelve O'Clock NJ witnessing review on the
Champ dc Mars OF her Majestys Twenty third regiment,
Colonel Bell bearing the honor OF the Victoria cross
for his gaiian,ry and old aud bonored Crimcan com
mand.
After holding another Ievee this afternoon and dining
be viii leave this evening for Quebec and possibly the
sagusnay.
MONTREAL. July -, lsoS.
am advised that General Sherman arrived safely At
Quebec this morning and passed the day quietly at the
~. Louis Hotel
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Miscellaneous.

GERMAN DRAMA WOODS n'4AraE
As already mentioned heSars Haertiag and hsthuc,
have oascd Woods theatre broadway for German per-
formanccs Tho theatre will be baptized Thsa theatre.
and opened with nrst class German company soptem-
ber B. Tho managers promise that new hs aud spirH
Will be infused into German thcmrcss, which will sweep
away the old slow, sleepy pro.Asstrian style.
NATIONAL TaKATHK, oIsusssn
Mr. John Bates the pioneer thcstrcal manager OF The
West announces the opening Of his theatre IN cnoa-
natl uhe Natonall on or about September ensung h
IL TO organize fun company through George Wood.
the manager, Of ,bls city. From the acknowledges
experience Of the parties, the National in point oe
character and position. Is likely TO nee the pirs of
Pixies Opera House recently destroyed by nre ia Can
c.nnati
Madame Schiller at play Queen Anne Of Austria a.
the Walnut Freot theatre, Philadelphia, this week
LADY Don who, under another name. well knowaa
70 theatre gocrs the United States eighteen years ago.
arrived at Panama lately from Caiao She has beeoi
playing the hcatrcs of Australia aud New Zealand
years, and IA hor way TO san Francisco Aftcr
completing her engagements there she viii probably
10 New York
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ticipate in the amount which is about TWO hunorea
thousand dollars
Representative Washburne's IfinN ss'
Hon. T. B. Washburne still lies quite IN al the ouso "
General Grant, although somewhat convalescens- no
has leave Of absence for the. remainder OF the ses
with permission to delay his report on Memphis atain
until next December
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ANUS MEN rs.
rnn MrsranoIilnn Entertainments.


WooDs ImArKu. The season nj Woods Theatre.
Broadway, Ia drawing vapidly 70 close tho oompans
and management enierfug the last week but one TO-
wards It's completion this evening Cinderella 10 60
taned on the boards anording does, an opportunity
70 each OF the worsI Sisters TO appear In prominess
and pleasing character New songs aad 10 bs
introduced, including Jennie in cogx rho ono act
oomedietia Mira Smith win also be performed Mzs
Sophie worrc personaing Georriua sii.s Ma Smith:
Mr. n W. Lefnngwcp win be ou, a. ClorinAa
cmAREv WHITE II HsonAHcs HAIL
Charley Whites Minstros and Combine ton TroupG
are sti at Mechanics Hall, Broadway Tss perform-
vascd usual. despite the no, ", sahsr aaG
tho company receives very agreeable support IRON The
public.
HooLEr's OPERA HOUSE. HROoKLrs
Mr. Church, the tenor rcappcars a, Hooley ssopsrs
House very excellent bill has been nued cmb tscing
the Fresdmens Bureau, tho Two rompey1 and Hol as
Flag.
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THt PHll ADt paIA CONTENTION.

Appoint tmens Of Delegates nv the Prnssytva-
MIA Democratic Executive Cenmitt~~.
PlutADrfrms, July "a. 1894.
State Senator Wallace, Chairman of the Domocrals
Executive Committee Of Pennsyivania, announces -
appointment Of tho full delegation 70 The convention q
tho Iah Of Aueust, as follows ,-ExGosernors Porsss,
Bigisr and W. IL Packer. and Chief Justice woodwara
delegates a, large. aud Judges Enn. Le-l- Jsuy
Black, Campbell and Packer aud Frank Hughes. George
NJ Wharton and Charles Brown among tns dissriss
delegates.
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The Latest.

sAvAssAH, July "a, 1885
Seven now cases OF cholera among the troops
on Tybee Island yesterday. Fvo additional Deaths In
cluding Lieutenant ). T. Mayes. have also occurred.
Twelve deaths have taken place In all since tho troops
LEFT Now York. Tho passengers on board the steamer
San Salvador oil we'll.
The reports about cholera In this city erroneous
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Nrvvoa' Daarsp. --Ths SEA- ssss yn,is F1pi
dssDies ~ ~ sfeskiax = poraoa u h., ua..
sha~fy Yesterday rDsfnlnx - NJ gs ss1 a ssat<a
iManf sbs ws pesed - W TO- Ussissn stssros, syL
ssgvs, CsSsssn t0agsVts' as t~st .slS ksypsrs
. -slca p's1- W. sisss ,s1 -s tysal ~ sf sfgsf.
t4yH.
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Il Thousand
Secn received at the raymasier Generals once Il is
anticipated that million Of dollars VIII be required to
liquidate all thus incurred.
Capture Of Smuggling Vessels.
The Commissioner of Customs has received informa-
zion Of the capture OF four Ave smuggling vessels o
che coast Of North Carolina Some Of the csrgoes are
considered quite valuable.
military Inspection Of the Drpof- and Posts In
the Departments ef the Parinc.
General Rushing Inspector Of the Quartermasters De
par,ment left Washington Friday for general In.
spection Of the dtpots and posts on the plains and
throughout the department Of the Pacific His trip is
with view 10 reductions etc, and will embrace Kansas
CoorsSo, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, Montana California
Oregon ara Washington. he viii be absent several
months
Prize Money.
The reved ss for The third and fourth ns,sments Of
prss money sccrung from he capture Of Red river cotton
have been received By the second Comptroller and Fourth
Auditor, and ara nov ready for distnbution The whole
" AdnssL porsrs nsct-,birsy,wo vesasls-wll par.
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"a Woman's GLORY. The MsEpiHrrnf uafg
Of muliudss - American ladies' - acr~f ~ the %
HuHSf1TS COsOaISE No other prep. rsti0n sssssi1
snis the OF the hair, nstar.i 20
xrtlc al
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The Military Force TO be Kept I'm.
nrrnwA ~ Inlp ~ Iaff

The troops that havo recently arrived, and are siili
arriving in Canada from England and tho English colo
nal possessions remain In provinces and none
bc away OF those which here prov ousy
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fnEY PURIFY. srgrsornES ASp rsyroossr,

iHEY PuRfrY. gTEESGTuEN AND TsyidoesrK
They create q healthy nng~tlte
Ihsy srs an sniiagle 20 Gangs ~ water asd iAss
Ti~y sirruathen the
They purtfg tho breath ana cure stomach.
lhey cure Dyspepsia aud Countif.ilqn.
Tf~r Liver fofnrfsiut sod hrfVeas Hssdsehs.
DKAkEs PLANTATION btTTEks bssr osg~d sssve
~ chrome weakn~s i@hafgs sEsfvspn mel nessir
ard sant ~ Wis. sn~rsy AAn faens ibr ~ofd has
ufpIue~d. 1hNy usentrir afsptei ~ 1siraAS
females p~r@ens t-feutRTr eruyalhsns Observe
TFuprisi0fs staup csrs W -5iu@ m sap
c~aler las n0l a.. ". f~fort " y ~. DHAkk co.
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hair Anf 1rfeiiF tnr Neff HAlr Dr. ussi 3yti ~
hrRnruS. 10 Asior liouse aud ~ ~ afugE 80
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Ey-ry Day We Hear Of the wsndrrfai Cares

UAI.Iff7N EALNANIF WNNNE NALNF r0~TiInHl
complete mss.-yovrr the ~ofs, ~ gale. ser.lAss
old seefings A. 10 trniy marvel spns
trial always cnnvises. % eant. bat hod ~ drasxssss
aud At dcgo, ~ ~d.r stree.
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Address Poiisls a son, M~cr.ehaur usss-
faffursfs GA EfDsdNaf. t@arth sfeNL fgss "
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an L. sNf aflwfhr*0M lMNVEFAh
Any Tfif rt.T ron FAsff.r rsk sx-aG ~ssssA-
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fh~ aDll fsffsfs Dye. tafml7~s .aths aMsAaa @~sAs
fsoit~y. ~ gsrrasy stfpt
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in - -esd. i1sgs.e. es~i4s sstAgas 1emgasr. 30
Unustw..
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tts Br~ss~s .. sss eraabis Ns1.a " -
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Hizs,ry a Co, $40 Bresaw-,, ss9 nr.ss-
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tie tafte. frAdAr t4fsa ~ th1fsn NhNr a nsr ~
oven IN snrr ssfsy a. Hfsnis yst rronf,iy ss6
uaropshy shea sannin stored sqfug ~ dfvsNsas. 70
either chiidrtn ef sauil Sod ~ ~ dfu1rsis
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h~.ithy dfsstte orHaus To ~fsef4si b~suy Ioa
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CRUISE OF THE KANSAS.
QUA NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE

Arrival NJ the Falkland IsIand--Cosdition al
Affairs Thcre-Death Of the Captain of shs
forecastie, John II. Pctcrs-ves-cis Trs Ef
Route from M0ntevideo tn the FaikInns
Islands, &c.
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OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

The Next Presidency Candidates Of the Radi-
cRis-Ulysses =. Grant, salmon p. Chase,
Schuyler Colfax, Nathaniel p. Banks, Edwin
M. stanton.
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Soldiers BountieS.
BILE EQUALIZTNG TME SANE.
Three Years Sosdierto GET sIO0.
TWO YEARS SOLDIER TO GET FIF-
TY DOLLARS
MAsnINnrnN. .In'r "a

The fnllnwing is the new hili 10 %caualize
b%uunlirs Is il passed both Houses, aud was
approved by the President:
SECTION J.. Be it enacted, etc, That to
each Al eyciy soldier who enlisted into tie
army OF the United States after the loth
day OF april 1861, for a period of not less
than three years. and having served his
term at enlistment, has been honnrahly dis.
charged, and who has received, or is entitled
70 receive from the United States und,r ex.
listing laws, a bounty of one hundred dol
lars, anI no mare; and any other soldier en-
listed tor not less thaa three years, who has
iern h morally dischl ged Oh acolnt OF
wounds received IN the lpne ol' duty, ami the
vi low, minor children, o. parintS in the or
der named, of airy UGH soldier who died in
he service Of the United States, or Of dis
ease nr wounds contracted while in the scr
zice and in the line of duty, shall be paid
the a iditional bounty Of one hundred dol.
iars hereby authorized.
SIC. >. That to each and every soldier
who enlisted mo the army of the United
States attrr the 10Th ot Apr 1861, during
the rebellion for a PERIOD Of net less than
two years, and who is rot included in tie
iiregging section, and has been honofaLly
d sehargei lhcrctruSnaf5e serving two years.
AMI Whn has received or i, entitled to re.
Gel e frurr the United States un.ler existing
laws a bounty Of fifty tnihlrs AMI no more;
AMI any soldier enlisted for less than two
years, AMI who has Ie1n hnnora5lv iisrharr.
ed on account Of wounds received in the inc
Of duty, and the wildly, minor children or
parents, in the order named Of pny such
solder whA died in the service of the Uni,
ted States, or oFdiscasc or wounds contract
ed while in the service ofthe United States,
AMI in the line Of duty, shall ho paid the
! additional bounty Of City dollars hereby
authorizel" Prosiiei, that any soldier who
las battered, sold, assigned. Transferred,
loaned, exchanged or given away lis iinnal
dlscharse paper, or any interest in the
bounty provided ly rhisor any other act OF
Coa9re.>, shan not ns tu5i lei to rearivoany
a,t!s;lon'i bounty whatever, amt when ap-
p]1cation is made n any soldier for sad
ho@aty, he sln5jl b. required, unlr the
pains and rCnaitlcs # rcriuIy. to make
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~EEloYiT3rp

General shari1,,,s 3f,,oto, ~,,,r.t..
ya.tord,y in The E,,yiret, wax ~ awf,
wet blanket uyon The R,die,l,, who NV;
heen end a]ycring t. blister M thn mncl
Convention IN New O1cqns, WAX ,ssnn,
by Tor an ILLEGAL and reyoln,iono,v nnrnan,
| was the cause Of The riot in XXX citry II,
yays in His ae-patch to GnnsroI t,r,"t
uuIcr date Of .Angust I ~ 'i'"''
"Yonare. lo1htless. aware, or tho so,;,,
riot which occ,,roJ i, iii, oi,r ~ o' 9n,n
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communication sy4j4a kzearPs
dSHEP5it.

Heats Content, where the .Imerie.n end
Ut the Atlantic C,hie is fastened. is The
name OF a .aoIi;;y mot a iowa OF village
cNe1l ilsiilnijy Gly, ga the El;.era cuayt
ot&2N FuHniiani, north Of st. johns
Between st. Johns and ~iiearts Cnntrnt
there i-a telegraph communication between
st. JOHNS and Cape Ray. New FounIlaud,
distance % rnr!as. From Crp, Ray across
the Bay OF ST. Luwr,nCe. Omilrs to .Aspv
Bay, Nova Scotia, communication is kept
up ty smiling y~atcits, the cable which con.
uectcd Nova Scotia with New Elundlanl
having broken. New York is in direct trle-
graphic communication with A<py Bay
There will he a delay oltrom ten to twelve
h0urs--or whatever length OF tiMe it re-
q'nr,S a sailing vessel to make 50 miles
N The receipt Of tie European news at Now
York at er 1t arrives at Hearts Content.
Ihas.. Cyrus w. Feds dispatch from
Heart S.Content announcing the success of
the Caolp, which vas sent Saturday last lat
what hour Is NOT stated, dill not reach
New York until SUNDAY morning at niDr
o'cloyk. Ii this ten hour obstacle were t,
he OF long continuance it b. a serious an
nnyanea 20 The public. but il is TO be re
moved. y new and superior cable is soon
to be bail between Noyia Scotia AMI New
loNndlanl BY the New T0lk and New
fonn I!aal Telegraph Company, prospect
tive OF the SUCCESS or iailarG Of thA Admit,
Gable. II Is eXpeCtcd that lhjs. viii be com.
| pIet4l in four weeks, AMI until then, should
tho Atlantic Cl5iy be successful. one OF
more dispatch steamers will be- rul daily be
tween Asby Bay ana Clpa Rly.-CGro5ltm
Lealer.
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Congress E0ho.oErapIsesi by tht

nv S0Hs A"5N G9a
Inc ne" YORK 4Ici"|@' no" that Con
gFeSS Is about adJoar9lnS' tflhS ley PIC
lures SfNa!d De taxed al l->'haH ana large
TO perH&,n''e rs tcHieHl'c2"aaa the
people. we Reproduce So ~ OF the >I7a'leE
ones by too'la@ az tAeiA me members OF
congress can gee iHliF c"n AA@fneS5 III a
mrllature, and the people can see what sort
OF Representatives they ar? cursed or b!ca-
Sed WITH, llofe.tpe} arc;
a PERSONAL jon; -CHngJ2>3 demanis
retrenchment IN the department, and raises
the compensation ct members OF ATo thous.
and per session.
4 C~oNTEMPTIBLE. JOB --to1E:c:S cpt=
oil the bounty to poor soldiers, raises ale
salary oi m@m6erSi to aTe thousand d4.iar3
per ahnttnl, aAI S4nanders over W han
bred and fifty million useIessly.
A SLY JOB ConGress proposes to fund
the Na'lunal debt ami sci surplus gold,
allowing a per eantag2 tot the business to
outsiders, am Iaisea the pay of members 10
five thou san dollars.
Down EAST PEnAGoGrE JnB.-Coa-
gre5s proposes to establish a Bureau Of
Education at a cost OF i've millions yer an
mum, and lnG'9S9Sthe pay of members to
i've thruSanl dollars per session.
CoNGRESs m'"n'y eo : 81 the sa'arT Of
Minister Harvey, b%ocal'5G he wrote ii mi.
waite letter IN defense Of the. tresid2ltt, bat
increases us own salary earned Only ~ aGu
SlnEg the FfeSiileht,
toEGRESS Is gong 70 pay itStlt a higher
salary forkeeP'ng tue Cn'9n di$soi ed.
+ NdR votes I" pay tfs'ii more m"ney
i0r Fehl''ii'lE ~ Session 10 !'El'iate against
the pc"pie ana IN favor OF hidical ofle4-
ho,1%r''
a ORAcNiNf yoS'-Con2FG*a raises the
salary OF Us !'alHosFI % I'VE Thousand dol
ISIS per SG9S'"'' IN! e';"Pe'H me 'r9Fefn-
nrn. 10 pay .ne Nltio''t, Dah< '!l'f'y mil
IONS per "n'.uii III we ii'alt3 II interest on
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Allegheny h,yo Stock M,rxet.

ALLEGHENY CITY. Anr. =, 1865.
The cattle lafiDg the week was wall sup
piled, the offerings reach abnut $50 head,
being apple for homn purposes ard for ex-
port. One Of our large iclcars, acting a.
though he had heard something, purchased
literally. thereby giving Snirit anil tone to
the mrrket. Butchers dill not seem to he
in the purchasing hunpr. They took ho'l
spariagly. The s,l2- since oar last were Isl
head, against 1856 head last week; pretty
close, that. Lower AMI melium qualities
were a shtle higher, willis fat cattle sold at
about last weeks figures, VIZ: Best qnaEitv,
$500, $8.25aS IS per cwt; medium 81. 0Oa7
80 stock, IS 25a6 % per cwt Thc market
closed qljct, with the advantages on the
side Of the buyers.
!loGs-Bcing ont of season; there were
sales worthy rf,specil. attention A few
heal in 4 rrttI way, beng all that wl4 dis.
posed II. Rates have m l2rgone no change
for sama weeks, They remqin nominal at
$40 OjalD 50 prrcHt.
SHEEP We're inmn|crato demand: the
offerings wore sutticin for present purDo-
Sea I'll" Ninl otfar.l we.n not very choice.
Common sold at $1,000 %, extra s. 25l5
%, according to qnaIily. a few hcal OF
Wa.hi0@tn3 eonnty Shsrp soil at Seas, 81.
in n rcltjl gay.
LANES -TAn>upply was tii'Iy ip-with the
tenant. AnpMb4ro Of small were disposei
Of at s. 3l35 81.