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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-22
s.rrIhla Errrleanf.

BUFFALO, November 20.-Ths train
lust arrived from SehsEeotady reports
= terrible hurricane in Albany this
morning, blowing OF che Feofs of
houses and sestseRing them all over
the streets. BFoadwsy 10 blocksded
in some placss with. ths rubbish Tho
train was struck By ths gale while
coming cut Of Albany, and the win
6ows we're brokea End the good work
smashed ia SONS places. Later in
formation from Albany ssya that sha
storm still continues.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-22

A LITTLE incident transpired at
Cox's studio the other dSy which goes
TO prove that there is nothing in q
name. Cox has c very dne Madonna
picture which he displays to visitors,
and which he takes some pride in.
Among a crowd who called few days
since was one lady who was much de-
lighted with what she saw, and who,
after looking all around and express
ing herself pretty freely, wound up by
saying. as che pointed to the Madonna,
But the one / ike best is that tired
nurse girl. Don't she look natural?"
We thought so too, but We never heard
it called By that name before indj-
annapolis Mirror.
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TIE Brazil Maagtacturer and
Miner says DR.. PIERCE has success
fully made arrangements with com
pauy of Philadelphia capitalists to
furnish the iron aud rolling stock for
his 300 miles Of railroad, and that the
work will be commenced as soon in
the Spring as the weather viii permit.
This is capital news for the friends Of
the road, aud canuot fail 70 effect the
elections now pending.
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Foreign News.


PARIS, November 2l.-The supple
mentary elections for members of the
Corps Legislatif from this city com
menced to-day, and are pro crossing
quietly up to this hour, 3 O'Clock Pm.
There has been no disturbance 10 any
quarter of the city.
The Emperor left Compeigne this
morning. By special train, for Paris,
and arrived at the TullIeres ct noon;
NJ. De Lesseps has been DECORATED
with the Grand Gross or the Legion
Of Honor.
A dispatch from Ismalia announces
that the Emperor of Austria has set
out on his return from Suez
SPAIN
MADRID, November 2t-In the
Cortes. yesterday. Admiral Popete
presiding. the members of the Repub-
Tic minority presented a protest, de
claring there was no truth in the re
ports that they were implicated in q
conspiracy with the insurgents u tbs
Island Of Cuba.
Additional reinforcemcnts of vol
unteers for service sailed during last
week for Havana.
The newly appointed ambassador
from Portugal was received to-day by
the Regent, with great ceremony.
EGYPT.
SUEz. Sunday, November 21-via
Alexandria, November 21.-The in :
auguration feet. consisting of forty
FIVE steamers, has arrived here. None
we're obliged to employ pilots. The
only difficulty they had was owing to
their numbers. Some were crowded
upon the banks Of the canal several
times, but they got of without
trouble each time. the sandy
bottom neither holding ncr hurting
them. On leaving Ishmalia, several
steamers fouled with each other, but
no serious damage was done. The
water IN the canal between this point
aud IshmaIia, is fully twenty teal
deep az the shallowest spot
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Burglars ALARMED.

BosToH, November 21.-Lats last
night q newspaper reportaP. ahils
going home, alarmed SoEs burglars
who hsd robbed the store Of @. 4 .
Hastings, on Mill strest. ef several
thousand dollars worth Of silks, vel
vets, etc. The thieves dropped mest
of their plunder and fed. Oze OF the
party, giving the name Of Henry Carl
ton. was arrested
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LIVERPOOL, November 81. - The
gales still continue aroend tas eeast,
and ship9recks are nsas1oEs. The
ship M0doc. from Havaaa for Liver
pool, Tith sugar, west asAOTs &c Ear
mouth and was abssdoBed No lives
lost The PiIgriH. from QUsbss fos
Liverpool, was abandoned &c see Ne
date. The crew were saved.
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ALBANY N. Y, November 20 IT

ALBANY N. z, November 20 TT
STERN reached its severest point be-
tween z and s o'c'ock this morning,
and at 10 o'clock had entirely ceased.
The greatest damage sustained was
at Towsend's foundry, located al Ella
and Hawk Streets. Not only the
roof, but the walls of the &fth story
we're blown down. The lower portion
of the damaged building was ussa as
machipe shop. The workmea we're
all at work. and the crashing Of tks
timbers and wall created q panic,
causing q hasty exit.
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NEW YoRKy November 21.-An
unfavorabie bank statement took the
public by surprise this afternoon. and
caused a general decline in values
The liabilities show q decrease of
only $1,000, while the legal tenders
and specie have been reduced ST.
AeG 0A
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Rallroad Aocldent-Ean Ksrdor ID

ME1PHIs, Nov. IA train on the
Mississippi Central Railroad, ran of
the track at Duck Hill, Friday night,
smashing the cars and breaking the
limbs of number of passengers. no
further particulars received.
j. II. West. drover from Madison
County, KY. was murdered by G. II.
Mcole. an employee Of his, 10 Talla-
katchie County, Miss. last week.
Vests body was found By some hunt
ers 10 a swamp Moore was arrested
on suspicion and confessed to the
guilt. He is in Jail at Charleston.
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disastrous Hurricane.

NEwBURG, N. Y, Nov. 20.--The
hurricane was disastrous in its effects
here. It wes the heaviest blow e1pe-
r;enced in thirty years.
The steamer Syracuse, with twenty
eight boats in tow, was dragging her
and much of the lumber on
the boats was swept overheard.
Seven vsssels we're sunk ct che
wharf The damhEs 20 the Washing
ton Iron Works amounts to $50, 600.
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We learn that the store in which
the Post Office is kept in Pikesville,
this county, was burned down some
days ego, and two horses belonging to
the proprietor stolen. They were
afterwards found in Dubois County
The FIRE was the work Of an inceDdi-
ary. The rascal has not been caught.
Psfeysburqb Press.
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nAaa.Y .aaeWmNAA


The Geographic sdyices from India
give account Of the rAvsges of the
most dL>dly type Of the cholera, and it
seems to be following almost tho des-
olate wako is left in its march OF
TO40 =n
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Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 20
The Pope has written to the Grand
Duchess Alga, asking her to intercede
with the Gar in behalf Of the CEtho-
lies in Russia
LONDON, November 20. - Recent
dispatches announcing the suppress
'sien Of the Dalmatian. Instruction
were premature news. It is just re-
oeiyed that the Austrian forces have
captured a defile, heretofore held by
the Insurgents, with the loss Of only
thirty men,
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Heavy Rrldge Blown Down.

gale of wind prevailed here yesterday,
which was more severe in its eaects
Ia this vicinity than that OF last
Wednesday The destruction of prop
erly Ia this city aud the surrounding
country has been great. The Stock
port and Columbisville bridge, saS
stantial strueturs, $50 feet IA length
vas bioHu down. IL viii rc4u
$50 600 to replace H.
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HALIFAX, November 20.-Tho
Anti Confedcrationists are rejoisiDg
over & resolution, favorable 10 tbs re-
peal. passed by the Fcreiga AtfeiTs
COMMITTEES In England.
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ALBANY, n, Y, November 2I.-At
least fifty buildings were damaged h
the gnlo of Saturday. A Mrs blur-
ply was fatally injured BY a piece Of
timber striking her on the head
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HAVANA, Nov. 20.-The campaign
fn(Ciepaga DE Zapata is concluded.
The Insurgents have escaped to
Cenccvaiias.
Nearly 1000 Cinnamon we're found
near Cienaga, who had organized an
IndependsRt GevsFnmeBt. They Esre
arrested
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LOUISVILLE, November 21 lion.
l.. Rumsey Wing has received his
commission as Minister 10 Ecudor.
and leaves fer Washington IL few
days for Instructions.
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Destructive Fire.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, ". Y. November
2l.-The machine shop Of the Cornell
line of steamers at Rondout was 6e
stroyed bY fire last night T.o
$4,000 No insurance.
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CINolNrATI, Nov. 21.-Ths ffseEs
last niRht WIS the severest Of the sea-
son. Thermometer in the aeFnias,
30'; in the evening. BE- Day sloaay
and niRht clear.
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RARIs. Nov. 20.-Advices from AL.
exandria just received coutain ibtelIi-
gence that the Suoz canal is a success.
The Imperial yacht Aigle, with the
Empress on board, has arrived at
Suez without accident
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PHILADELPHIA, November 20
The court has overruled the motion
for new trial of Morrow and Dough
.erty, convicted of assault on Brooks,
and ordered them to pay a fine of
81, 900 each and to be imprisoned for
seven years.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 20.-The
storm last night was quite severe, and
several vessels are reported damaged
but no lives lost. The walls of the
new building on Spring Garden
Street, vest Of Twenty eighth Street.
fell during the night, crushing the sd-
joining premises. The roof Of large
foundry at the corner Of Otsego aud
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Foreign News
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov. 20.-In the double
sculing match at Newcastle o-dsy,
between Kelly and Sadler on one side
aud Renford and Taylor on the other,
the former won by lcneth. It vas a
very exciting and well contested race,
and was witnessed by great crowd.
4 n
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Las, n-ws from Chicago.
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Indian Biue Fawk over
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His surrsndsr Dsnaand sd.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01
TIE AUCTION SALE At POLICE HtA1Dusar:Gs.

The announcement OF o sale at the Central Onice
of unclaimed property invariably attracts thither
motley collection OF oily junkmen. pitcher boys
bootblacks, smalcapitaled spectators. dilapidaed
women aud wcll-dressed spectators. so II was yes
terday when the red Dag was thrown TO the breeze
that goes dancing through Mulberry street,
with the proclamation. "Pollce sale today
by ten O'Clock hundred or more had
collected and followed tho auctioneer into the
musty dens under the building where old bureaus
filed with musty linen broken chairs. carpets and
beading were Knocked or at rapid rate. The
yards we're next visited. where carriages commanded
rs high as ten dollars. trucks ran all the way from
five dollars 10 twenty dollars bedscads one dollar
20 three dollars cotton i've TO eight cents pea pound,
and other articles ia like proportion. The extensive
saeroOm OF the property clerk was next invaded ard
tile hammer collection OF articles thai wOaid put
to blush Dickens curiosity shop" Cigars sold
for 81 - per 100, coffee ten cents per pound coats
nifty cents 10 five dollars aud dresses all the way
from ten cents 10 ten dollars, by the dozen: hand
some black lace shawl and vel ~ 90 One ditiy
fellow provided himself with seven snirts at about
forty cents each. Pants were shook Ont at one
dollar 10 six dollars. Chignons ADD hair
nets brought fifteen 10 sixty cents; gold
watches for their fuil vaue, silver ones for
mere bagatelle and silverwarc al half
value SIX single barreiied pistols sold for seventeen
cents each rs class rcvOlvers from three dollars 10
eight dollars. The collection OF pistols was very
large and varied. one spectator purchased thirty ut
seventeen cents each, and two pieces of ordnance
field pieces probably captured RON the rebes-at
six cents each. An adafiicr Of the velocipede
cured a three wheeled one for one dollar There
were Ia all 2l6 lots sod and q large sum was
realized. Many bdicrs BIZ and 0s many were BIT
tcn. The vcOclpele man found ais machine with a
ulsocaicd JOINT and walked home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

There sales Of about l750 bbs at 83i lsl5
~ - FOR new almost all at the latter price Sl for
Old do, 80 % for extra prime $50 30 t3l for thin
S23 for Western prime and @l 30 for city For
future delivery heard sales. Dressed hogs
quiet but steady at c for city live hogs thou h quiet were
steady at l0c ic with arrivals OF 26i6 head. Beef
SOW o. s5i but siea y al former prices hs SAFES were no
hams In improved demand full prices prey
lent ses were made Of s0 bhs. at 26 s3l Teice beef
inactive, and prices entirely nominal at So %
for prime and s2g Ss India do For cut meats
tue market sctye and about former prices
obtained &c packages sold at 13c l3c. for dry
sted and picked shoulders BIC. for smoked do, bfc
C. Tor picked bans and We 2c for smoked and Jagged
do. Ba neglected and quoted at l6hc i6fc. for
Cumberland cut, lbc. ie for short rib and IKE. Sc
end short clear. Lard sparingly dealt in and
rees continued 10 favor the purchaser; sales ECO packages
az lc lie Tor Mp to prime steam and kettle rendered
also 200 teIces Tor Aprl delivery lse, sellers option
kIoi-Carobna, though quiet, was firm at sSlc &c for
inferior 70 choice.
sUOAR.-only a moderate demand prevailed for 10.
day, and with fair offerings The market heavy and lower
closing at IL l2c. Tor fair GOOD refining Cuba. The
sales were $40 hoCsheads part lee he for CUBA Porto
Rico and Demarara Refined dull and neavy at The
tations IN our last issue.
srEARIs p. The demand light About 5000 lbs.
were sold al from lsc to lsc. in hogsheads and eroes
market firm, sales 1900 pockets
90 arrive Queen OF the Mefsey ~ So gold duty paid
and IN Boston, 50C packets Perieles, at - 27a. GOLD
aud 10 arrive there Loco bags b. Castle at SO "a do and
3o0 per ST. Adams at " ~. do GTass quiet, but
steady at yesterdays quotations.
TALON was steady with moderate demand. The saes
were 5000 lbs at &c. &c.
Observation-Disclosures hgt hbs TIE market dull, only
small sales being made at former prices, $3.50. &c.
tax paid.
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l52 q I57; Bankers and Brokers' 1os lp7; Lake
Shore, 1861 bid.
After the boaras q raid Was made on New York
Central, which sold down TO l6iH and ON Rock
Island which was offered at le9H regular aud 100
seller sixty Northwestern preferred was the excep-
ton In TINS weaker state OF the market and rose TO
0226a %.
The Union Square National Eank, situated a. 20
Union square commenced bussess to-day. It's
capital $5o9,eOe. The officers are J. r. Terry, pre-
sideni and NJ. Friedman, cashier
According to the Cincinnati Commercial tho Erie
Company intend building an independents broad
gauge track between Dayton ana Cincinnati The
following Is rom its Issue OF yesterday
Now thatthe lease OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton hiroad BY the Erie Is not likely to be car
red into elect there IS stiong probability tlat
Erie, with its usual push, will build road OF liz
OF the road arrived here yesterday from the East 10
look up j route. with power to throw Thousand
been stated IN New York that Gould had declared
his purpose OF having road between Cincinnati and
Erie Wiii ion with tns Marietta IN entering the city
through Eliicreek valley. MI. Gould IL expected
here to-day.
An Albany correspondent writes:-'
Commodore Vanderbilt has made up his mind that
the pro feeling Is strong enough this year 10 de-
mand his personal attention, ana SO ne is mere with
that wonderful faculty OF taking time Nv tile lore
lock that has illustrated has career ana been the
foundation OF his colossal fortune. II anything can
Dc ~ VII VI VAC pcVPic III eAAo nav
ter 1t is safe TO imagine that It VIII be done. II the
constituents Of the members who represent the
counties along the line OF the roads would hold their
representatives 10 strict accountability upon tbs
much needed measure 1t would no longer continue
vex the Legislature, taking up valuable time aud
making jest OF the rights OF the people in the inter-
ests vi individual profit.
A Washington special telegraphs to-day:-The
Forthcoming statement or the public debt, which
shows a considerable reduction IN the government
Indebtedness, Will contain new feature Of great
public interest," but not calculated TO strengthen the
standing Of the Pacific Railroad. IL Is a table CIV
ing the amount government bonds issued to these
various roads, the amount Of interest thereon paid
by the government, and the amount OF TINS interest
reimbursed py the roads TO the national Treasury.
People generally suppose that these roads, 80 largely
subsidized by bonds and LANDS. have at least paid
their own interest, but this statement Will prove the
contrary, and indeed show that they have not paid
hail OF Ii. The exact fgures have not yet got out,
but Secretary BOutweltS exhibit Will be worthy
careful examination.
From the report Of the State Engineer railroads
we axe The follp;ynV fioures:--
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MARINE TRANSFERS

The following is a complete list OF marine ulns-
fers from March 81 up to present date -
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STREET cua1arIoB.
Iyalf.pnst Five o,Oiocls P. Vt.

Receipts and Disbursements TIT the Of'ice of
the United States Assistant Treasurer at New
York for the Month of March.
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COTdMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, March 3i-6 Up. VI.
AsHEs.-Recepts, Is bbls Pot quiet the light
restricting business. Prices steady and firm ~ rs
"a SIN Pearl dull and nominal.
Corros.-Ihs demand ,oleraby acse, and the sales
were TO fair extent but the market heavy and
sales effected q, prices he. below those current
yesterday spnne the principal operators There
disposed Of 2s5 bses Of which is taken by spin
$50 by Spectators and M by exporters For future
delivery sales Of leo midng for June
25sc, aud loo do. for Agr ON private terms We quote
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
wrpNfspAY, March al-oP. N.

WfpNFspAy March 3l-6P. NJ.
According to a weekly financial Journal Secre-
tary Boutwell, Las decided that the UAitcd
States should not assume the Responsibility
of acting as the redemption agent OF the
national banks, and no power mas peeh
conferred upon the Treasury Department TO do so,
nor VIII the department become an indirect agent
In assisting to keep anoat and in circulation national
bank notes In sucn condition that were they
United States notes. they woud be al once cancelled
and destroyed and Assistant Treasurers and col-
ecting officers OF the United States are therefore
instructed that the same reasons which would cause
Assistant Treasurcrs 10 withhold rom creulaflon
and send TO Washington for destruction notes oil tic
United States will cause them to refuse 10 receive
notes OF the national banks which are no ioager NJ
to be kept In circulation.
The money market was lnabatedly stringent TO-
day, aud few instances are reported OF call loans
made at quarter OF one per cent day commission
added to the full legal interest. Gold interest and
currency interest with one-eigntn commission were
paid pledge Of government coaierals, while
commission OF one.half per cent was offered, IN
addition to seven per cent TO carry bonds thirty
days. The prevailing rates were gold interest ana
one-eighth commission. Just before three O'Clock
the needs Of borrowers caused the extemporizaton
of money exchange the sidewalk in front OF the
Stock Exchange where all sorts Of ancy" rates were
marketed Lenders were general I'm their desire for
one-quareraDdb borrowers according TO their wants,
approached in bics of 1-l6 ID, $50 and 3-ld. Late
yesterday afternoon the banks received orders Tor
currency and commenced shipping some consign
menfs going to-day. The climax OF activity will have
Irssed by saturday urless artificial influences are
introduced for speculative purposes in the Stock
market. The circular OF prominent banking house
says to-night:-we have had no currency orders
from Pennsylvania to-day and hope We have seen
the end Of the drain In that direction. The large
interest and dividend disbursements OF corporations
commencing tomorrow Will bring mitch money into
tile street and VIII contribute to easier condition
of things.
Cod was firm despite the reports OF srecic ship
n,ents e7 route from Europe. The real scarcity OF
gold in the city enables holders 10 make squeeze"
whenever they choose, and hence the constitutional
bears are afraid to sell speculatiyely. An old law
having been discovered, which vests the Secretary
Of the Treasury with the power to anticipate tie
government coupon interest, the House Committee
Of Ways and Means reported back the Senate bill to
authorize the prepayment OF the interest on he
public debt AID were discharged from its further
consideration. The following was the range in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-01

Cash gold was spasmodic IN its supply. Up to
Clearing House time rates for loans ranged from
132 for borrowing to 7per cent for carrying. In
the afternoon loans were made at per cent for
carrying down to fiat. The Gold Exchange Bank
report Is as fOOws:-
Cold balances 2,25s, 90a
Currency balances. 3,056, i07
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decide w lower The sales wer about bushels a.
s,re tor NS sras n .'2 ~ 20 20 Dc
81 40 Il 80 for cslfornia closing at the inside pc
,ss, Of bushels a. ee rcss Ba ey' wa. ssnpy With
.s. OF Loo bushels Inferior sn a, p g SGTn Was
& Sc e; DC for sS9d TO chcs new MIXED wsse,n ss
i5c Tor do ia store aus sic for western Yellow osi,
, MsTs q".s s. EEK Urn a. i, b. es'a Ths sale, wsTe
make. was extremely quite, an rates re-
ba &c cotton to iaserpo,l per steamer al ID The cSaes
ere:A British bark so TONS 10 Canary Islands
GrTsiFs dull and price. were nominal a, &C. &C.,
liEanThcs were no safes reported OF any deer pton
s s,'ies &C. s" W 70 rue may hswsves y re sss
Hops in sh demand from al sources ito ish prcss
were all steady ranns from De- to sc for Inferior TO ex-
MoLAssEs.-Ihs markc. exhibited mora activity, but
were saooiod Of 30 hhi. Cienfssos al 800 saa $40
NAVAL srcnrs seeel,.. isG sDl.: spirit. iarp,n.ae.
Was dun and aud prices ysr, I1vs Ct sns Doe
ss sels .o &c @a 's n aS 90 Ss ss
e market was ARM PARTICULARLY for tho low eraies which
's s, rss a1s 'i,:TsEs rs
a. % 81 S..ss.ss a. Is 5 30 rars Y ia
,ona.I.lu.erd steady a, 81 % o. c,,n casks ard
Ss Sas steady ssss sHa ~ os'' xmas were
rnrgSl ipl his refined criis n bug
Trs .aea go tbl. pa. At isSe. and ScOi
day Of Do month, When lie rs,e ere BUSY ss,ins
S"' S at S s q yss % rSs only I' sa we
heard q were 80 s ssndlr write, from May 70 Jny
ZOO OS, 'fU o spli july s,s IN S
ists. siss' sss. 90 Dbi.. sSss 80 eo 'ss
as rom 4Sf % ssS ~ s' Il axe c" FOR lr And
faSyisIss ksseps iol packages Gu, meats, us %.
:, Por psrS wss s.h, ene IN