davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-24

rHR WHISKY QURsTIoN.-The publicity we
have given to the opportunity to purchase
where, has very properly had the effect OF
sending almost the whole community to Gau-
tiers for their supply. His "Oabinet'. chal-
lenges comparison, and his "Family Nectar
and "Old Monongahela Rye" are believed to
be equal to the very best 70 be had elsewhere
at much higher rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-24

.BuRaLARY.-Abou hall. past o'clock this
morning some person or persons unknown,
entered the store OF Boyds6c Go, Louisinna
avenue, between 9th ana 10Th street, aud stols
therefrom q lot OF butter. wAiGhlhg about %
pounds, and marked q, BIZ ID u -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-24
ny THOMAS BOWLING Aac.., Georgetown

By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of
the District Columbia passed in accuse of Brown
docket Of said court will offer at public sale on
THURSDAY, the 26th day Of September, at s
kins' addition to Georgetown, fronting 80 feet on
the west side of Friedrich street and running back
same width rs feet deep, with the frame buildings
south of the residence Of Mr.. John Fowler Also
part of lot No. Il, in Old Georgetown. beginning
for the at the north east corners of lot No r.
fronting on the south side of Prospect street and
20 feet then north 100 feet to the beginning, with
the two story frame house upon the same. Terms:
one, third Of the purchase money in cash, the rest
purchaser giving his notes with approved security,
bearing interest from the day Of sale, or the pur
of the sale by the court. All eonveyancing and
stamps at the csst of the purchaser.
B. p. JACKSON, Trustee.
sc l6 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-24

MACALLIsTER.-To.m morrow sening WED
nesdsy) Prof. j. M. Maeallister, the great
Wizard OF the World. opens his drst OF series
OF entertainments, entitled Mine Nights in
Wonder World. His experiments are new,
brilliant and beautiful. In addition to the par
Torrance, one hundred costly and valuable
presents will be given away every evening,
Entire change OF programme nightly. 80 .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-24

WASHINGTON AND. GEQRGETowN ICE CO.,
Office corner Tw elfth and streets, and Tenth
street wharf. eslH
C0AL AND WOOD.
Low PRICES STILL CONTINUED IN CON
SEQUENCE OF FREIGHTS ANS TOLLS
NOT HAVING ADVANCED.
Eyken Valley lsoif Red Ash 90
Chestnut Summer Cooking CoaI. $1,000. 90
Cumberland Run Of Mine 90
YAK ARb i FINE constantly on hand
brated Baltimore Company Coal, and ars pTepared
avail esy Of the above low prices BY or
deripe their coal. and paying for it, can have it
be given for coal so ORDERED, and will be delivered
upon the surrendering Of said checks COM
ass 9Th street, between and
Branch offcs at our yard and wharves at foot OF
It'll street. [Chron&Inteh.l Sc H-u
pURE CIDER VINEGAR v,xro.p,
Pure Cider Vinegar, suitable for picking, con
stantly on hand and for sale at low rates by
RILEY A. SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot,
corner Greene and Olive streets,
se6-lm Georgetown, d. q.
CAMUEL WISE,
kRETETbE sfRs ASP }s and 5tS
CONTRACTOR FOR BUILDINGS. au6-sm
* PURE LIBERTY *
ID WHITE LEAD" CC
Is more free from Impurities; is whittier; covers
Having been appointed agents for the sale of the
a69xs' We offer 1t at maREfaf!RrSfR
We have full assortment OF BUILDERS HARD
"Ahh d. '0"eS WIH 4 & BROWNING,
... 80 Louisiana avenue,
sc SLIM Opposite Seaton House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-24

= REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs.-The following
II. ID. Hail d 90 ,oreal estate agents Lots Sc
and SO, In Uniontown, at 225U part OF lot 20.
in square i27, - feet on street, at sas,oOe;
Isl street east, at s35-: partoY lot N scms =
SCI, Ia feet on 4 street, at $3.50: subdiytsioh OF
In SO, In square 77b attsIoe5 Subdivision sauf
lot ard SQUARE, at sit5, lot S, in square iOef,
~ Ss0f y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-24

WE WOULD ADVISE OUR LADY READERS
who will shortly have to put on Balmorals,
to have them stamped in imitation of braid,
now so fashionable in New York, giving the
skirt q neat appearance, and not half the cost
Of Draiding. VIM. Prince, Ninth street, is the
only one here who stamps in fast colors. For
childrens clothing ladies will find this great
saving. 1902;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-24
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT

On "WEDNESDAY MORNING, September 18th,
at IL clock, will SELL at the Cottage corner Of
Fayette and Fourth streets, general assortment
of Household Furniture consisting OF Tables
Stands, Bureaus, Chairs, Beds, eads, Featherbeas
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, and many other arti
cles too numerous to mention Also, one fine
Silver plated Grover & Bakers Sewing Machine
! Sc l8-d lbs THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-24

POLICE SuMMARY.-The whole number Of
arrests made by the Police yesterday were
-: the amount of fines imposed $2O8.e5. The
business of each precinct was as folisws
fines S25 fourth, ii arrests. lines S,3 IS NTH,
~ arrests. fines &72; sixth, 4 arrests, fines 81
seventh, q arrests, fines 81 eighth, arrests,
fines SfO tenth, 10 arrests, fines So g -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-24

ROBBERY OF A MONEY DRAwBR.-Yesterday
evening the restaurant OF Nr. Harry Gorbutt
corner OF Sth and T. streets, was entered by
couple OF beagars--a boy and girl-and the
money drawer robbed of its contents-some
Sl3 in currency. The loss WAS soon discov.
cred. when q Ser want Of Mr. Gorbutt went in
quest OF the thieves, and traced them to a store
on Pennsylvania avense, making purchase.
FROM mere he followed them to "Murdsr Bay"
wnere they resided; and making known the
iaets 70 I'm old woman, who represented her.
self to be the mother OF the thieves, she pre-
tended to search them, ana notwithstar ding
sion Of the boy, she refused 10 give IT up.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

dent Sheridan gives his reasons for hoping that
the period of registry will not be extended
The statement is frank, manly, explicit, saying
lust what was expected and no more. If he
had been ordered to act, he would have silently
acted. But when We ask man his opinion,
we expect him TO give it honestly. 1t is be-
cause Sheridan is honest and sincerely thinlIS
that Stanbery's opinion opens the road TO frisud
and perjury that he says so to the President
Yet we hear a great uproar. 1he Times leads
off in ordinations of horror Sherldans dls-
patches have never suited that paper, unless
when judicously garbled. Steedman telegraphs
all the way from New Orleans that Sheridan
should be removed. Steedman, of course, can
see nothing patriotic in our great Captain. lie
acted differently when he was sent into the
South. lie found everything beautiful, and
fresh, and charming, the country rapidly becom-
ing peaceful, and reconstruction according to
Andrew johnson q most blessed dlspensatlOh.
The man who did not find it beneath him to be
the minister of a degrading policy would, OF
course, demand the removal of one who has
always protested against it.
We do not think the Administration Will
venture upon this step. To be sure, we have
t'lpdDic VI diinooo ''iiJ "'N
and prudence, and in anticipation it is well to
speak. The country must not permit the men
who serve it to be sacrificed without protest
The soldier Sheridan is nothing TO us. But as
the representative of National will-the minis
ter of great trust-and servant who has
done his work nobly, we must stand by this
Commander in this labor of reconstruction.
If we calmly permit our trusted soldiers to be
stricken down for their loyalty, we deserve all
the humiliation that the President has brought
upon us. If we would win this battle we must
sustain tho men in the breach.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

DEMOCRATIC CONSOLATION SPonED.-IhG Trenton
N j. True Aneican is in ecstacies over the result of
the Crawford County PA election, as recently
printed in this paper The statement was incorrect
In some of the western counties of Pennsylvania it
is customary for the Republican voters TO select their
candidate by ballot Senator Lowry, who was
selected rs their candidate for the State Senate, and
Messrs Beatty and Espy. candidates for the Assem-
bly,. are not Copperheads, but prominent Radicals
The county has given large Republican majorities for
the last 10 years and will do so for 10 years TO come
We are sorry TO spoil The AmaicdRs Copperhead
victory but facts are facts" whether told straight
or not.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
summation.

A reform of the House of Commons being
accepted as inc vitable, public attention in En-
gland is now turned toward reform of the
House of Lords. Certainly a lazier and more
incapable assemblage of legislators is not TO be
found in the world than the Upper House of the
British Parliament. Aspeers are allowed to vote
by proxy, and no quorum is required, the ses
siOns, as a rule, are attended by about half-a-
dozen members; the debates are utterly with
out influence; and bills are carried or lost by
the voices of noble lords who know nothing
whatever about them. 1t is proposed to enlarge
the powers of the Upper House, which are now
chiefly revisOry and obstructive, and to make
its functions similar to those of the United States
Senate; to abolish proxies and establish quo
rum and to infuse new blood into the effete
assemblage by creating fe-peerages, to be
granted by the Ministry to the most distinguished
men in all the different walks of life But to
give this appointing power to the Ministry or
the Crown is virtually to give them the control
of the Upper House, and TO leave the choice to
the people is a radical reform which British
politicians have not yet had the courage to con-
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

The Rev. j. Fraser, Chancellor of the Diocese
of Salisbury, England, who was sent to the
United States in 1865 to examine our common
school system, has just presented his report to
the English and Scotch School Inquiry Com
missions. He notes few defects, but bears
emphatic testimony TO the general excellence
and cheapness of our system of education, and
pronounces the Americans "if not the most
"highly educated, yet certainly the most gen
"erally educated and intelligent people on the
"earth" {" The English papers discuss the report
with evident appreciation of the importance OF
its statements, but come to the characteristic
conclusion that what may be excellent Tor
Americans will not do for the British What
they want is education for the very poor; the
American school system provides oply Tor tho
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

The Constitution of the North German Con-
federation has been, signed by the King OF
Prussia, and will 90 into effect on the 1st of
July, 1867. AS the minor States are more vas
sails than allies of Prussia, Northern Germany
is a new State rather than Confederation. In
point of population, North Germany is the fifth
State of Europe being inferior to Russia,
France, Great Britain, and Austria; but as soon
as the union of the South German States with
the Confederation shall have been consum-
mated, Germany will be the second State OF
Enrone, ranking next to Russia.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

The yacht vesta, one year old. POI tunS Ouiueu,
schooner rlgged % feet long, 2S feet beam anu
inches deep, late the the property et +.
o known rs one OF the competitors in the recent yaeh'
ce across the Atlantic with all her riggng tack iul
nre and appurtenances was sold At public a"Tic thcn
veserlav The sale took place on board the veSs
IN, ~, bier No "a East River In spite of dliVns
rain Storm which lasted during the entire -ale hr
number of persons were present. smong % ,ared as
600 and rose rapidly 10 s3oo where seemed 70 @
sudden check From thence IL dragged nraNiS hsttcr
sraes 70 ana Soo where IL was announced that "a
price could not be obtained the vessel wono oe hd
drawn several persons objected o TINS as Tue a @ Lid
tbe owner would bid 1890 for her. This was ALSO da
iccted TO- The auctioneer then said ne nag pn nd
YJ ~ siS ooo gentleman who had previously pso1
ding then offered SIS more. but the auctl0neeI VIC dwn
, rSoeiye any Sa5 bids aud the vessel was Snoehe"N"
Ia MFR William Mott for 5000.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
LET Us Stand BY ORR SERTANTS

The country must protect the men who are
i'm peril because of their devotion 20 Congress
We notice an effort to overthrow the Military
Commanders, and especially Gen. Sheridan.
The Copperheads are insidiously denouncing
and disparagng him. The Times, which is Re-
publican in quiet times and against the party
when its support is needed, joins in the CEN
sure. To us Gen Sheridan is no more than any
other Military Commander, and we have no
special support to give !him. The soldier we
dismiss from attention. But events have made
him representative, and we think it the duty
of the country TO so consider him.
Gen. Sheridan was assigned TO the South
West after the war He was sent in charge OF
an expedition against Kirby Smith, when 1t
was thought that officer was disposed TO con
tinue the Rebellion in Texas. Smith surren-
dered, and Sheridan took command OF the Gulf
States. He was mere soldier. We are not
aware that he had any politcs-but if any
thing, he was Democrat. There was every
temptation for him TO remain Democrat or,
at least, to follow the President in his wind
ing way. A West Point graduate who had
been educated among the Indians, could be
little of Radical. He did his work III
quiet, modest way. The New-Or-
leans riots took place. We have
always lamented his absence from the city at
that fatal time, and confess never to have heard
it properly explained. Evidence now shows
that his return prevented another riot. We
presume there are reasons why he did not ar
rest the leaders, under Grants general order
of protection to loyal men. But we think it
fair to presume that the fault was not with
him. His course after the riots was high and
intrepid When johnson asked him leading
questions with the hope of quoting him
against the Congress policy, he replied that the
riot was massacre worse than that of Fort
Pillow. He might have answered vaguely, or
avoided the question, or maintained mysteri-
Ous silence. But he dared Presidential dis
pleasure. When the Military bill was passed,
he seized the leaders of the riot. Having re-
moved them for disloyalty, he removed Wells,
o professed Radical, for dishonesty. The work
of registration has progressed more rapidly un-
der him than under anv other commander.
Now. in response to an inquiry from the Prcsi-
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

The credit of Austria is rapidly rising in the
financial world. owing to the reconciliation OF
the Government with the Magyars, and to the
introduction of thoroughly liberal reforms. 1t
is very common belief that Baron Won BeuSt,
the new Prime Minister, to whom the great
improvement in the condition of Austria is
due, will prove the Austrian Bsm -.rck, and
reorganize the tottering Empire on sound
and lasting basis.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
THE YELLOW FEVER AT FORTRESS MONROE.

q rKLEaRAPn TRIBUNE.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 9i.-The United States
steamer wnoosh suddenly and unexpectedly arrived In
the harbor this morning from Matanzas, and iinne-
dately upon anchOring hoisted n yellow flag at
the fore, signal OF some contagious disease being
on board. she was shortly afterward boarded by
Col Whytal the Assistant uarermaster Mt this port,
and DR. Cooper, the POsSurgeon who made critical
examination OF the cases, forty In number, when
were however, confined 20 the seamen but found that
the disease, is usual III such cases. when colder eli
mate is reached had assumed mild form, ana
that they would all recover. "a dispatel-b0at
was sent Admiral Rowan for Instructions and the gun
will be ordered North few days either 10 Ports
mouth. NJ H., or 10 Portland, Me. The epidemic was
spreading very rapidly, and would have soon disabled
the entire had not they started so quick for the
North. only one lost James Cooper, u coal
HEAVIER who was buried at sea,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

The Maine Democratic State Convention was
held at Portland yesterday. when Eben +.
Pillsbury, the Copperhead candidate OF last
year, was nominated for Governor one OF
the resolutions adopted is especially hard upon
Congress, and another protests against the
Maine Liouor law as a monstrous invasion OF
tho rights of the citizen.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

The difficult duty of making compliment
airy speech to Mr.. Seward yesterday at Boston
was discharged by Lieut.-GOv. Clafin, who
thanked the Secretary for his fortunate man
agement of our foreign relatiOns-during. the
war. This qualification of the compliment was
doubtless inspired by recollection of Motley
and Macmillan.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

DAILY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers. $l0 per annum.
SEMI-WEKKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, a per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, az per snnum.
Adyertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE. 20 cents per line.
SEMI-WEKKLY Tribune, 25 cents per liDe
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 80 per line.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address, IRE TRIBUNE. kew-York.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

In the Surratt trial yesterday the story of
the pursuit and capture of Booth and his com
panion Harold was rehearsed The diary OF
Booth was produced in evidence, and the tes-
timony altogether was exceedingly interesting,
though it is difficult to see its bearing upon
the case under trial.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
p . NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

template. There are two obstacles, however, to
any change in the present state of things: the
lords are too indolent to make it themselves,
and it may be doubted whether the commons
bavo any disDosition to increase the influence
or efficiency of the hereditary aristOcracY
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

"speaking." He declared yesterday that the
more people saw of him the better they likeo
him, and if we only knew him Intimately we
should find him one of the finest fellows IN the
world
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

1t is reported that Macmillan has been par
doned OH condition of leaving the country as
soon as possible. We hope the report may
prove true, although, thus far, it rests upon an
uncertain authority
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

The twelfth International Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association, composed
of representatives from the United States and
Canada, and held this year at Montreal, has
Just closed its sessions. Among other subjects,
the question of amusements was fully dis
cussed, and sweeping resolution adopted con
demning all games of whatever kind or de-
scrinfinn
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Ne sots ConnuBeaonG Whatever
INTENDED for hon must be authebueed T the Ahd address
the SnROt necessarily for publication bat a. guaranty for
bs good ath.
All sbOud addressed "THS THIH
rKK' Hcu-York
We undertake rejected coDmuniss.On&
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

An International Congress will soon meet in
Paris for the purpose of fixing uniform stan
dard of gold and silver coinage in Europe. 1t
will he presided over by Prince Napoleon.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

" Girl Courts and the Money Market on
the second page ; the Markets on the third
page; Literary Items on the sirth page J; and
Shipping Intelligence on the serenh page.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

The divine afilatus has taken possession of
the President, and be is illustrating Cioeros
definition of eloduence. as wisdom cODiously
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
COURT OF CLAIMS.

. rsLhsRApB 10 rHE rRiBrSE 90.
WAsuIsGTON June 25.--ln the Court OF Claims TO-
day Judgments rendered against the United states
In favor OF the following persons 10 Wit: Andrew ..
Richardson To the amount OF 81 1885, Randall smith, 10
the amount OF 100000 DE Witt C. Crowcl To the amount
ofkl55i C. ID. Gilmore, the amount Ia not announced
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ThE TRIBUNE
ALBANY. June 25-lho day calendar for June ~ is
as foows: Nos 7i 49, l76 H. lTs, 49, ls 1901 1885,
i5s 49, ls H. 2J No further day caendars THIS term
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
SAILING OF THE BALTIMORE YACHT FOR EU-
ROPE.
,v,va,.pu TO TEE rRIarNE

FopTRrss MONROE. June 25.-The Baltimore yacht
John r. Ford sailed to-day Tor Haye France tes safw
consists OF two men anda boy, {, w nou, n gSe -
SUt after the manner OF whale boat, and fully stSchrd
with cured provisions. the limited conyenlenees on I'D
aiiong no cooking apparatus. small lamp Del ue .
fo attend 10 the boiling OF coffee ana -. rJ,:
20 or 30 fathoms OF line attached to heavy urag M sails
to ,naLe the vessel leaVe in St0rm with shdll |
made from somewhat limited amount OF canvass; anu
far more limited sleeping aceommodat9ns, , intrend
aasrrnton of the craft with her reckless bnt ihrc'
naygators.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
w,sr,p,s WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-This Bal

W1sT,R,s WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-This Bal
, compound has become fixture Let all who u1er andhae
ain ATTEMPTED to their coughs colds bronchial or pulmonary
eOmphns Of this uuequaed remedy can oe reso upon
a, the mas, Of testimony been published since It's Introduction
ample proof fits efficacy
Chill AND FEVER, or Fever and Ague, as
well as Intermittent and Rment Fevers are efeaF cured o D
D. JAMES AeUE MIXTURE without liability Of return Sold every
gSere
Both bellies and beaux Ill town ana city,
Use BUISKTTs CocOArSE
And grave and gay, polite and witty
Pronounce suPerfue.
Tis known no Dressing for the Hair,
Can with the CoCoASS compare
This aud all Of Preparations for sale No 59 Broad
u,y and by Druggists everywhere.
An agreeable and most desirable improve
mept has recently perfected CHEyALERs LFE FoR ThE HAIR
IA restores grs hair TO lis original and youthful beauty
mrsrts life growth strength the weakest hair stops lis ing
out at once Sold by all druggists fancy goods dealers and sohaOe
hair dressrs trade supplied By the wholesale druggists
SARAH A. CHE',LiER. NJ. D., No ll23 BroadNay y L
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
Bnelness Notitee.
THE EUREKA Brick MACHINE

.i 900 splendid hour 'ciih only nnt en and one raw
6ors,s $40 by Has no eorlpS
70 be ssng Of order or breaking sotn Is s,ea ~
marvellous power the approval OF every expert ~ s
We challenge the world 10 produce its equal
SatisJaehoH guaranteed 10 al purchasers . w
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
THE FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINE,

,, celebrated for peree simplicity great strength Ahe immense
with eight and Two horses W
e eav and make 1900 egsnt bricks per hou
j. H. RKSIcx Proprietor No II Broadway n l.. ~ hooI %
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1s67lA.

middle class. But 4}his is cisy because the
lowest classNsith dseis composed almost ex-
clusisely of emigraHts,v some of whom have
never been trained 70 understand tn value OF
education, while Others, .heiRg Catholics are
opposed on principlcto pprelyecular teaching,
and support free-schools d Tier own. We can
hardly .say that there is such thing as an.
AlGficaD low Class. 70 ~ W
Tho Conyention Yesterday dszeted most of
its tine te a debate Oh the question of en-
ploying CLERKS 56r the Committees, and after
all no rcsult was reached. number of reso-
lutions were introduced laying out much i'm
portant work for the various Committees.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
NEW STORE AND New Stock.

The undersigned formerly engaged in business a. no 10 FnoH 81
(ron,inued Gre Of April g. ot desires 70 a
ort hs uaons and public large that be has RECOMMENDED az
No SO readway entirely and superior STOCK oi boo
Shoes Caters and Slippers DESCRIPTION for Ladies 6eneen
Bows Children all Of the most approved sly and az mo
.ss pce Parcusr attention viii be gwen to custom work N al
rs branches continuance patronage literally 6estosd
a. .ernss,Ir soliritaI e. G. RICHMOND.
No 57a Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
Nem'1lork Daily gribm1te.
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

WEDNESDAY. JUNE &c, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

pTEyrH.AyE OPERA HOUSE. - -, :. or
,u,s pvpNrNGIGnan q ChTisys MnstFels-GREAT BLAOh
CROOK BURLESQUB.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

BAREUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM, UM,,,Dvn ruors
NV .xn pvENINGSFI OF ICE-THREh HlNDl.BD M n
AND CURIOSIIIRS-yAh AMBURGHS OOLLEU' VI ~
ANIMALS