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4 LIE, WINE, &C. -.
"A WIN YOUNGER d CO.'S
STRONG ALE lEt
William Younger 4 Co.'S India Pale Ale, Bass
4 Co.'S Pale Ale.
Tennent's Double Spring Ale. .-..
Duncan & Co.'S Pale Ale. w.
Barclay, Perkins & Co.'S Stout Porter. 3
Gunness's Extra Stout Porter.
CHAMPAGNE: n
Mumm's Verzenay. 5EIAF taAHgfA
Mumm's Cabinet. ,sl ! p n R1
Mumm's Imperial Rare. u
Mumm's Private Stock.
Chas. Hsidscick, Piper Heidseick.
Heidseick & Co.;
Creme De Dauzy.
CourVaisier Dc Co.
full supply of the above just received at my
Dining Rooms, ~ $50 ~, >,
81 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
my1 @4'1 ~ 7' NJ. ID. BTCE.
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NOR NEW YORK.-The old line packet
II Schr Mott Bedell, Capt. Bedelf, will take
what freight may offer and sailwith dispatch. II
OApplyto E. H. DELK,
junl s9es9 W ~ nassa ~ Agent
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HANBE FOUNDAT
" THE W HARD WARE STORE,
No. 2 COMMERCIAL ROW, ia.
Near the Ferry.
Pad, Stock, Home, Rural, Cottage and Eagle
Locks, Night Latches, Mineral and Porcelain
Knobs, Hinges, Screws, Cut and Wrought Nails,
Manure and Spading Forks, Gross Cut Saws,
Anvils, Bellows, Vices, &C., nice fresh goods,
direct from manufacture, and for sale at low
rates. .fsfs.es
may % j. G. WOMBLE d co. Z
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- e WIN. II. WALES.
This Bank is open for the resumption of bust
ness. Deposits received upon the usual terms, in
terest being allowed at the rate of five per cent.
on all amounts remaining on deposit for 80 days
terest commencing 10 days after deposit, and
ceasing 10 days prior to withdrawal.
The Institution keeping accounts of its New
pepositors entirely separate from those of the Old
Depositors, so as to answer the demand of the
New Depositors.
All indebted to our Institution will please call,
pay, curtail, or renew their paper.
The Board of Directors will meet EVERY Wed
nesday and Saturday morning at O'Clock.
au 3-ly s s.7 ~. =
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Government Depository and Financial
Agent of the United states.
Exchange Bank Building, Main Street.

A constant supply of 7-SO Notes will be kept on
hand.
This Bank will buy and sell all classes of GOV
ERNMENT SECURITIES at current market
rates. .Ig-ft
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections
on all the principal cities of the United States.
Purchase Government Vouchers on the most
favorable terms, and give careful and prompt at
tentiOn to
Accounts of Business Men and Firms.
and to any other business entrusted to the Bank,
Full information in regard to Government
Loans at all times cheerfully furnished. an9-ly
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
IM SAVINGS BANK.
81 OFFICE No. SO, BANK STREET
President. ~ b
-tt~ VIM. T. HARRISON.
Directors:
Jos. r. SpR TLEY, D,D. s,muoss.
kYLAND Caps, C. W. GaANDY,
b. DELANy, JAS. Y. LEIGH
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UGAR.-Portol Rico and Cuba in Tierces,
~ Hhd's and Bbls. Refined Sugars, G. SEE, q
''B" Crnshed and Powdered, IN store sndfo sale;
BIZ 81
junS w. F. ALLEN & co.
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NIRGINIA.-Atr rules holden in the
Y Clerks office of the County Court of Princess
Anne, on the first Monday in March, 1866
Harrison Banks, administrator .. ..
of the personal Estate of In Debt and
Thomas H. Banks, deceased on an
Plaintiff. + attachment
against Vs
James S. Cornick and John Defendant
Gornto, ]. s. Cornick
Defendants. -. , -..,-
The plaintiff having filed his declaration in thi.
suit, the object ofwhich is to recover against the
defendants, the sum Of $S7.75 due by note, with
interest from the 10th day of April 1862, till paid
and an attachment having been issued and levied
on the interest of the defendant, James S. Cor
nick, in l70s1z acres of land in Princess Anne
County, adjoining the lands of Jno. W. Stone
Charles P. Shepherd, Jne: Bonney. and others
and DR.. A. G. Tebaut having been also summoned
as Garnishee and it appearing by affidavit filed
that the defendant james S. Cornick is not
resident of this State; it is ordered that the sale
defendant, James S. Cornick, do appear here
within one month after due publication hereof
and do what is necessary to protect his interest.
A Copy-Teste. 81
may22-tu-4t J. J. BURROUGHS, c. c.
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All space or time above the figures in this
table will be charged at the rate OFFS per square
a menth, If standing matter; SIS if changeable
mo yearly contracts except for space at ia
BILE rates will be made.
3.-All contract advertisements payable on
presentation of the bill.
All transient advertisements cash.
5.-Funeral and religious notices fifty cents per
square an insertion.
6.-An advertisements upon which no spesifca-
ton of times ofinsertion is made will be charged
at transient rates until ordered out. -
7.-Contrsctors will be confined to advertising
their legitimate business, and for all other notices
will be charged transient rates.
s.-Alternate advertisements fifty cents per
square after first insertion, if transient; if con-
tracted for, three-fourths Of table rates will be
charged.
9.-Local notices 20 cents per line for all over
ten lines. No notice of this nature will be taken
for less than One Dollar. @s't .'
l0.-All country orders to be accompanied with
cash or city endorsation.
ES~ These terms have no reference to existing
contracts. .....-.,.--. .......- -t,.. E b.
J. R. HATHAWAY,
Evening Day Book. "
W.. 8. FORREST, Manager, -
For the Proprietor of the Old Dominion
J. RICHD LEWELLEN CO.,
may2b Virginian.
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GROCERIES.

X ROC RIEs
" AT REDUCED PRICES.
Wehave in store full and complete assor tment
of Groceries, to which we invite the special at
greatly below former prices, as they have but re.
Gently been purchased. z = lgf-F
We enumerate q portion of our stock:
~ $50 Bbls Flour, ~
lis Kegs Butter, 20 Cheese,
rs Boxes Candles,
rs Barrels Molasses and Syrup,
Is Tierces of Sugar, III. ae1el ~
Hhds of Sugar, .7.---..---.I
40 Sacks Of Rio and Laguira Coffee,
20 Barrels refined Sugar, AAs.t.
Bags Cocoanuts, .-. --.l. .5-s .'..rar
20 Boxes Raisins,
rs Dozen Brooms, .-E 4 -i...f ..-..
20 Nest Flour Buckets .-.E n.
II 10 Dozen Painted Buckets, .
800 Reams Wrapping Paper,
Lard, Bacon, Baskets, Tobacco, Segars, Soda,
= W. F. ALLEN & CO.,
NH II aai Near the Ferry.
THOICE NEW YORK Spring But.
" ter. We will sell at New York prices to the
trade.
ap 20 W. HARRISON & co.
DIST . L 8 Colts and MarstOn's
Pocket Pistols and Cartridges for same, just
received at New Hardware store No. ., Com
ap rs V1'1 j. G. woMBLE l. co.
Il
IL in prime order, in original packages-for
saleby E. H. DELK,
2may25 % Commerce street.
II EROSENE OILS bbls No. Kerosene
IN Oil, just to hand. 80 e.,s.,>....--
mayo GILLETT,' CHERRY & MAPP.
lust received a fine lot of N. Caro-
u lima Bacon, which we are selling at the very
lowest prices. Also, lot of Cotton Yarn, Nos
4 to IL inclusive, at
-. NASH, COBB & CO.'S,
t-x No. 8, Commercial Row,
maya near Portsmouth ferry.
ERESH BUTTER.-Several lots, some
II choice, selling lower than it is worth in
Northern markets.
- ------- E. II. DELK, ---
may rs , 20 Commerce Street.
TON LYE.-4 Cases just
~ to hand and to close on sales account. Ap-
ply to B. T. BOCKOVER,
may 20 No. 81 East side Roanoke Dock.
t uEDDJNnCy
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TO rMn sDssoa r,rx FORE szHAIn
sssa sd" oP Dson arf this
Jacob and Frankfort Streets black hole dangerous
:as. .. POM 70; e1s s .s:
earnestly en,rca,ed the owner 70 permit the sashss
allow living smouni % air hey have been
rnssly d, ant The prvess rm.I so Our
window. with iron .s.sss 10 each window apart-gens
usual county wooden ssshfreey swings open Tor The
admission Of air. and always has since the buildings were
na and ,hsr yS ss NAV say c. so
'hsaS 70 ss 80 Re % our
printing nearly sry PERIODICAL. aud propoona,e amour,
here elsewhere often neglect the ventilation
$ A. al keep as s s Il ao' ri Of - s ""
10 generally where large numbers q workmsn
ssshes here that lhey DO with their woosen rising
home In either they vii often tightly close Che
no, unsavoraby Nth any equal numbes q be ound any
where IN health. vieor aud effectiveness
be sad 10 pot operation plan that shall gvs
all our premises pure and warm ar whether men wsh
The Doctor says he cannot reutih ten minutes WHOM
ss, IN any os% u hs as s ss spon Of
single experiment he was 10Th 70 re-
rc,Srn. ana sssp W. and again. and ye. az fiea almost
daiy-o the scene Of his ana nkes hn
gasp Does wantto provoke comparison between u,
good health and rudy hue OF The connection ~ .hl.h
makes his living and that oy which We make 0urs'
our friend. mus, no, be frightened from visiting Ms u t
sssran rlfis sVsmne nor Broadway price,. wortm.s
sod orr .s . p- up sa Ss o.,
driven g r. sc else and Ne ~. r nc s%.e
S %h s' have sssa lem and FOR WI
nigh thirty years. wh2 are egnay lns' GREEN
Printers. stereo,ypers snd Binders
Fireprcof Premises, Noe Bsnd y .ss9e s'ree
NEW Yoss March 10, 1895
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Feike Montevidee Charleston; Emma Horfh Irini-
dad Cosmos Parsons Boston, schrs Isaac Baker,
and Baltimore, Dir, do; Pratt Kendrick, and ID Nc.
Carthy Young do Rogers Frambes and Fanny Heating,
Daniels do; Han Doughty do viz Dnck Greek; Auden
rtod Compton, and Percy Helner Proydonce;
lard Parsons Portland. =
PORTLAND March SAT- schr Lsesburg, Smith. NYork.
Sid brig Stowes; schr Freeman
gthArr steamship Nova {Br, Wylie Liverpool
Greecase Cha brlgs Hattie Bishop, Bartlett 81 Pierre,
Mig; Mariner Mfriner, 81 Jaga
York brgs Charles Heath Dix, Elzabsthpor Gen Banks
Mary Lunt Brown, Bsltimore Peerless. Higgins, and
Dread Goodspeed Rappaannock River. Va Jos Porter,
burroughs, and Isabella Thompsor, Baker philadelphia
knigh Romer: Warenton, Higgins Julius Webb knapp;
Bryant Elzabethpo; Sarah Jane Gardner; Amanda Pow.
ers, Bullock; Charles Moler, Baker and Annie Russell
Hodges, NYork; soop Frederic Brown Wighman, do Be
low schrs George Faes Ihrasher and Minerva Jefferson
Philadelphia: Isis Harding and Rachel Jane Northam
Elizabethport Sid schrs White Foam, Howes Baltimore
g Fantauzz Wooster Philapephi Ottoman. Dodge and
Elm City Kelley. NYork.
WILMINGTON. NC, March Arr schr Frank Walter
Carson, WORK CID schr Meyers Van Cleaf, NYork
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REsTAURANTs.

THE POLLOCK HoUsE.-pAvID POLLOCK yLo3D'
j 7. " FIELD Respectfully iniosm nsm irsnds y
street. near Jersey ciiy ferry vssss nsy have conssA
Land the choicest assos msos q WINS AAquors Az ses
CieAa ell of the Sra qusiy
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Marine Disasters,

Srr.sspir BLACKSTONE Cof Prutidenc~l Godfrey from
boston Tor New orleans, put into Newport morning of 9TH
IN distress wing broken portion Of her machinery and
Snr WtiLiss Tut Of Boston before reuortcdl went
TO pieces on reef Of rocks the morning 9d
on the hsrbor OF San Juan Nsncouver Island the
trance Of the strait. q San Juan de fuce She belonged TO
Capt french, cf Nhlpre Mass who XII ed
OF TIE crew on Pernambuco in February Nothing
saved but the Officers and n ~ nurl err who were
en- 10 Victoria ~ the schr surprise Capt Spring who by
singular took into he same port the survivors
OF the wrecked ship Iwsnons from Nocka sound
year ccfor. The government, through the nitsd
Consul At Victoria at that Tina hy him number OF
presents 10 the Indians had Kind 10 The ship
wrceked sufferers Of the Iwsnons
Brlos mAriIrA. and cxs Bssss remained sshors
Dutrh Issno on Thursday morning the having
been unsuorIu N hauling hem % owing the iow ssts
Of he wstsr ~ hcsy Nv winds The rrovdencs Pres
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but they had motive whatever doing So and only
received q very tri1ing commission the pubication.
Eventually the defendant Mr.. William Kent.
mtted for trial. but admitted bal in the mean
time in his recognizances to the amount of flOO
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Rata or River Th,ey.s o, A.,or,.

Rs'u OF htver Thtcves on Astoria.
A COTTON WAREHOUSE krrACKFb-Suors tNrtp.
cHANGED-TwO MES woUSpED-oSE SUPPOSED
KILLED.
On "Wednesday night hand Of thieves forced an
entrance into Vanderventors store Astoria present
Occupied by Dibbe, Worth Co. Of this cty M cotton
depot The thieves FIRST noticed prowing around
the premises about ten o'clock The Waterman bred
and wounded, mortally II 10 thought one OF the gang
when he was himself fred aud wounded by others
yns IN ambush The alarm called others and coon
bat starting ouf IN the river and crnvey,na
abe parties " this city TcrV much blood 90 the ode
vak. and 10 supposed that the wounded man he's re-
eevef HE aaiesus espcted that another raid may
b made ~ way OF retaliation Precautions being
tby ~ rsps0tpa
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.

4 anncI1L EyRs.-ARr1yIcrAL HrxAs EyD
"A 40 70 order and inserted BY Drs y BArH Y,
1Ou1ELMArn uosnsrsv suoscved h Rossesssn. q
Pssfal, - DfssAwss.
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Brooklyn City News.

fm PnonAnls MuRDE7-Am Mosrsn EXAMINATION
Coroner Lynch Of nrookyn yesterday proceeded
houso Of Mr. Charles vosser who bru,ay and proba-
siy fatally besssn on Thursday last, by . workman
named John HAnnsuGser, employed in the beswcsy d
NE former in Myrtle near Marcy avenue.
Charles Foster being duly sworn, II feel very
I'D fhunday morning about bslfpAst eight O'Clock,
vas In the brewery with my brother; went into the
new building and then camc back my foreman, named
ths next day; told him 70 20 to Williamsburg and do
work there he said that his business, and
both came into the new building; he said he would
90 a. he pleased he got quito excited and when started
70 leave him be picked up iron bar about feet
long and struck me on the head; know nothing more
than that, did NOT give him any cause 10 bit me- and
dd not strike him, but tried got OF his way Was
only few minutes there when he struck me.
the following verdict The said Charles Poster came To
his wounds by blows on the head with iron bar, At
The hands Of bis foreman, John Hannslusser tho sh
of March, 1890, without any cause provocstion."
MT Foster Icy In very low condition Inst evening,
and his recovery Is considered extremely doubtful The
prisoner " safely locked w IN Raymond street Jail
TIE NiSkriKru NV YoRK VOLUNTEERS. adjourned
meeting Of the Nineeth New York Veteran Volunteers
held last evening in Brooklyn to hear the report Of
the Special Committee, which delegated TO visit
Washington and procure the pardon Of certain Of their
comrades who were tried and convicted by court
th just PRIOR TO return and muster out OF the regiment
n few weeks ago. The men thus tired, convicted and
sentenced bad sustained excellent reputation soldiers
mp to the time OF their conviction and II IL alleged that
tier trials and conviction brought about by
sonal piquc exhibited by member OF the court The
President hearing the facts the case promptly
dced their pardon release and honorable discharge The
following are the names OF the men Private Noah l..
Brown, Company A; private George Miller, Company 4;
ErNate Charles rrcdwcll Company A; sergeant
Thomas H. Vaughan Company II; sergeant Martin
S ~amnsgans, Company ID private Absoam \ Ferris,
COMPANY ~ private James Proctor, Company y.
WEEKLY MorrnIrY-Thc total numter OF deaths In
brooklyn during the past week 1875 or these there
vere-men 81 women ~, boys as. girls 20 The piin-
.'pa Sseae- wefe-infammaon Of the lungs. congcs-
aon OF TIE brain, commissions and consumption
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The steam Boiler Expi ssion at Harlem
Bridge.

The steam Boiler Expi 0st0n at Harlem
Bridge.
INvEsTIG ALTON BEFORE CORONER fCOLLIN-CEN-
SURE BY THE JURY OF THE NEW EAvEN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Coroner Colin yesterday held an suqnest at the
Twelfth precinct station house on the body Of James
Mcguire the fireman. who killed by the explosion Of
boiler Of locomotive No 90 Harlem bridge Friday
evening, reported m yesterdays Herald. Only four
witnesses examined but the testimony not
specially important except that given by Mr. Rounds
superintendent Of motive power Of the New Haven Rail
road Daniel ons, the engineer, and Deputy Coroner
Robinson
H. NJ Rounds superintendent of motive power of the
road testified that the engine put in 1858 was
built at the Taunton Works and the boiierSppeared Of
good iron and superior workmanship he would consider
the boiler safe at pressure of one hundred and fifty
pounds; it had been in constant FOR years,
running about one hundred and seventy Thousand miles
the road had boilers which have over four hundred
thousand miles; the engineer had been in the employ
of the conpany about four years; did not know, how
ever, whether he had certificate engineer; he was
tested by practical men before hired
Daniel o. Ods the engine driver, testified thet he lett
New York at twenty minutes past eight O'Clock, ana arr-
we'd az Harlem bridge about ten minutes nine on FRIDAY
evening" had stopped about two minutes when the eX-
ploson occurred haa one hundred ana zen pounds Oh
seaRS. at the time WITH three solid gauges OF water,
which is supposed to ill tho boiler; the fireman was on
the engine at the tme he (the enginee had got down
to clean the ash pan and the first thing lie knew after
the explosion he found himself fifteen feet off, he had no
idea the of explosions he had been engineer
about two and half years, and served apprentice
ship and had regular papers Som Connecticut he had had
charge ofthe engine since November there were twenty
freight cars which considered a small for
large engine; he had oft IN examined the boiler and
/ did not consider any part weak.
Thomas Robinson n. d., deposed that he had made
external examination of the deceased and found bone
fractures and general outward dsagurng he presumed
there internal injuries.
Some other unimportant testimony taken and
the was then submitted to the jury who after
short deliberaen rendered the following verdict
That James Mcguire, the deceased, his death
by injuries resulting the explosion of the boiler OF
locomotive No. 2s, of the New York and New Haven
Railroad, at Harlem BRIDGE the evening Of the 9th
inst and, from the evidence, do not censure the
engineer Of said locomotive; bnt do the New
York and New Haven Railroad Company for not employ
ing practical and scientific engneers as from the evil
deIce Of the superintendent OF motive power they do
not employ engineers certificates OF capabty.
Deceased was twentyeight years Of age, and native
al IInitad
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LITTLE MORE LIGHT RoxBuRY TRAGEDY
Warden Haynes had quite protracted conversation with
the Dodge Scratch Grave yesterday, concerning the
murder Of the Joice children and the warden thinks he
several times on the point Of confession and on one
occasion said that il IL proved against him he should
60 to the scahold with bold step. Mr.. Haynes in
Of conversation told Dodge that he knew much
concerning his past life and he admitted that he in
prison In South Carolina in 1850, for shooting with
revolver q who nsuIted him. The
warden also told him that he satisfied he
was connected with the West Roxbury murder
and advised him TO confess; he said he would
think about It, He unable or unwilling to account
for himself in the latter part of May and the first part Of
June last year but being advised that would be
sary for him to do he called for pen and paper and
was yesterday engaged in writing statement Its truth
falsty will be in some measure known by the warden
he secs it from other information in his pos
session the same point. It is not expected that
the statement will embody confession but Is believed
that the latter will soon be forthcoming The Warden
further informs that there is new proof which does
admit of the slightest doubt that Dodge was at Tats
Tavern about the date Of the murder -Boaon Herald,
March 10.
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OF PEOPLE In this country, continued Mr. Lewis who be-
hcved In sptrituaiism nevertheless and he submitted
at time 10 say the least been himself ready To nut
faith In H. and that the article alleged bellous
being written In reply 10 Mr. Sotherns letter TO the
Glasgow paper. only fair retor upon his scurrily
The Lord Mayor said he thought II would be very
Desirable on his part To express any very strong opinion
~ to wboihrr this libel not He thought the
letter OF the defendant addressed TO the nmes
ceedngy unfortunate for him. and under all the circum.
The defendant Mr. Coleman, after being cautioned
from the bench In the ordinary way anything I've
might say replied tina, In writing the article nc Il
a. answer to allegations made by Mr. Sothern
importing into II matter from the American paper he
simply meant 70 strengthen the position lac had previously
taken 10 pre- edinc article. He did not wish Justify
what he had stated IN the face Of Mr. Sotherns protest
that was not true He only wished To show where he
lad obtained IT. Advcrtng toa stacmcntof Mr. SERGEANT
ballantine, thai the article In question was "manuac
turod here and sent to America for pnbcat on he
said II was slamefuy untrue, and he flung II back IN
his teeth. He believed that Mcssrs Kent the publish.
es were entirely Innocent In this matter, and he should
take uron himself the whole responsibility Of u.
The Lord Mayor then committed the defendant, Mr.
foreman Tor tril but admitted him 10 bail In the mean
Tine Himself In two hundred aud fifty pounds and two
sureiics IN one hundred pounds each.
The cnse against Mr. Kent the publisher, though
heafd INST was 81 minor interest in comparison sub.
stantlay evidence was given show copies OF tho
magazine containing The alleged libel bought at his
shop down 10 Monday last that advertisement draw
Ing attention 20 the magazine and which had been
ordered 10 be ten times inserted in the Times was
stopted after Insertions by order OF the MANAGER
upon the IT of ier complaining OF tho alleged
libel addressed by hr Sothcrn the editor. and that
similar advertisement had been insert d in the Daily
7esGr h elk uaes IN Consequence " which Mr. Sotbern
bad threatened the propr .etors With an action.
Mr. Chamberlain. on the part Of Nrssrs Kent er.
pressed regret that their house. which highly re-
pe1be one should have been the means Of circulating
the alleged libel. They had, he sad only recently been
ehsaEed 10 publish the magazine In question on commits
son 49, printed By persons BON they Lad no
control and sent 70 them ready for disr and on
mm particular month reached them on the vary dav OF
puonesuon vhen they we're very busy and had no time
70 eremine cOutenie IN had lu.cr - in M.
3s' usaH q ervvssps s,s libel they .srs vsry sorry,