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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-05-14

The first intimation which Presi-
dent Grant received of the death of
the late United States Marshal Ely
of the Philadelphia Pa district
was an application for the vacancy.
Seven candidates arrived at Wash
ingtOn before Ely's funeral.
"a DOLLAR SAVED Is A DOLLAR
EARNED, 4" but how to do it, in these
hard times, is the question. AL
though machinery and skilled labor
have wonderfully cheapened pro
ductiOn, the number of middlemen
(such as commission merchant.
wholesaler, jobber, retailer, &c, &c.
has as wonderfully increased, and
as each of this class mus: have q
large profit, the consumer is really
worse off than ever. But a stop is
now being put to this state of things.
PARKER & Co., of Boston, (whOse
name is already a household word
in thousands of families, have solved
the problem, and under the Dollar
Sale Club system not only one but
many dollars can be saved. They
have ample capital, and buy direct
ly from first hands for cash, and
have hundreds of articles, at IL dol
lar each, which they claim canno,
be bought in country retail store:
for more than double the money
which can be eaisly verified by thei
circular, which they will sead fire
to any address. For their terms t.
agents and ather particulars, see al
vertiSement in another column.
To IL to To To- re
The attention of our readers is d
lected to the advertisement of COE'
COUGH BALSAM and COE
DYSPEPSIA CURE, in anOthe
part of this paper.
These truly Valuable Medicine
. are recommended by all who MS
| them. Read the certificates.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-05-14

"A by which any one can easily prepare a
certain cure for Dyspepsia Liver Complaints,
Debility, &c, mailed 10 invalds on receipt of
Zoe. 1t has stood the test of over 40 years.
Address DIR. PALMER, Lock Box F., New York.
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Gpulsp 4 1aafhg's Aarrtism't II
Patent Pocket Corn Shelter.

GREAT NOVELTY Quick Salesl Profits
" over 200 per cent! We offer Territorial
Rights in the Western, Southern, and New
En- .land States. Send for Circulars. Address
WEAVER l. JON ES, Manufacturers, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-05-14

A GENTS, MALE AND FEMALE. will find
IN ii for their best interest to engage with
the new book. written by
II A IL II q n,
a large handtomc octave, beautifully illustra-
ted with steel cugravings, selling with aston
ishing rapi|ity. and giving universal satisiac-
ton. Exclusive territory end large commits
sions sivew. Liberal salaries paid to expert
cnced. efficient canvassers. Send for desrrip-
tive circulars giving full information. to
A. Hale X Co., Publishers, Hartford, Co.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-05-14
I eninc... Cnsnrrh, scroGnia.

= nay who had suffered iur years from
hraii,,N, taiarrl. aud Scrofulu. wds cured
Wy supple fdmcdy. Her sympathy aud graf.
lindc prompts her 10 scnd the receipts ffcc of
.hsig. toeny one similarly afflicted Addr,ss
Mhe {. irysitr, iiohokcn. ~ y
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-05-14
BEST OFFERS TO AGENTS

ITO sell RsalncF's Emery Grinder
Il for SOwER aud REAPRR KNIVES, and all
EDGE Tools. Ii Outlasts the Grindstone,
and cuts fhster with less power.
Weighs but ~ POUNDS. and Is cheap and con-
venient. fFTerms very liberal and safes
la &c and immediate. To secure an agency,
1ress
e. q. STORKE. Auhur-. NV.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-05-14
PARKER & cos
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE

OF Goods, Linens, Parasols, Albums, Hosiery,
Silver Plated Ware, Jewelry, Cut cry, French
and German Fancy Goods, of every description
you can purchase any thing in their immense
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-05-14

DATENrS'' WHOM uBIA!NED-rpA-
l TENTS. Address Thomas II. Dodge
many years chief Examiner. and of Appeal
board, T.. :. Patent Office, Counsellor, Advo-
cate, aud solicitor Of Patents Worcester,
Mass Tvs
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A MODEL LEGLSLATURE.

For two or three years past, the political at
mosphere of the Hub has been laden with
rumors of corruption. Reports have been
freely circulated to the effect that some mem
bers of the Massachusetts, Legislature have
been influenced by improper motives in their
action upon certain measures, especially those
in which the great railroad and other power
full corporations were directly or indirectlyin-
terested These charges, says Boston jour
nal. were made with g such smashing and
martial air"-whatever that may mean that
when committee was appointed to inquire
into their truthfulness, it was thought, even
by the said committee, that there might
really be some horrid iniquity to be exposed. "
Now behold the denouement The commit
tee, after laboriously engaging in the task set
before them, sandwiching their labors, we pre-
sumo, after the fashion in vogue in New York
and nearer home, with whisky, cigars, and
opera 6Ou6e, have presented their report; and,
incredible as it may appear to the people and
pOI.tisisals % ,.Oa attitude, IVY '-21 .Aa. l9t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-15

LIPPNCoTT's MAGAZINE for July has been sent to
us by Turner Brothers Co. Nine chapters of An
thony Trollope's novel, 'The Vicar of Bullhamp-
ton," are given opening instament, with fine
illustration by Mr.. E. b. Bensel. The balance of the
table OF contents presents sufficient variety OF plea
SAINT reading for the summer season.
The same house sends US The atlantic Monthly and
Ol~ Young Folks for July.
From d. Ashmead we have received the first and
second monthly parts OF AppletOns Journal
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ENGLAND.
Is She Prepared TO War Against the III
SIaIeat

Is She Prepared TO War Against the United
Statese
81 London correspondent has been discussing this
subject. He says:-
ana what injury could our fleet innict in the mean
tS upon your commerce or your ports? Literally
nnoIllhg-nothlng whatever. Cur irOn-cads are fine
snp Dut they are not calculated to cross the ocean
ana theh pe able to fight. These ships can steam
Dui eHcept the hnest of fine weather, they cannot
sa In such manner as to arrive at any given point
WIN ahytmhg IKE certainty. II they crossed the
Atlantic under san one out OF three would reach ov
rendezvous at u the time appointed. II they did 50
coa) when they reached your Shores "i'''o"V
one great-I might say the chief--reason for the
nefficency of our navy is this We have too many
iron-clads. For some years past our naval authori
ties seem to have forgotten that we might-and that
in the event of q war we shOuld-want a fleet of
swift steamng OF iron-cased ships For ten years
we have turned our attention to nothing in naval
architecture except that which Is defensive, We
have splendid squadron Of enormous iron-clads.
which, il mustered IN line OF battle, or even II they
could meet in our own waters-ship for ship, gun
for gun, and man for maa-vessels Of their own
oalibre, would no doubt do well. But we d0n'g want
razors TO cut hrow0od. or what use, wQlld he "a
agVGs VI G0pNy uot'el@as-VesSv4s CB@G Gs'I AGl W
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DARING ATTEMPTTO ROB
HERRING'S PATENT
FRANKLINITE BANKERS CHEST,
PERRYvILLE STATION, PENNSYLVANIA RR.,l
June 12 1869. {

PERRYVILLE STATION, PENNSYLVANIA RR.,
June IL, 1862 !
MEssRs. FARREI, HERRING 4 Co.,
No. 500 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Gents:-A persistent but unsuccessful effort was
made on the night OF May 20, 1862 to drill the
Bankers chest received from you few month ago.
From facts that have come to our knowledge, it is
evident that the attempt to open it renewed on
Sunday evening following. Finding all efforts to drill
it useless, the effort was then made to break the
lock. The hammering was heard by parties in the
neighborhood for several hours, but supposing to
arise from the railroad men replacing defective
rail- excited no alarm. The tools, with the exception
of the drills, left 1t is evident that they were
not only prepared, but perfectly familiar with the
construction OF your Chest.
That they failed is another evidence that your
Bankers Chests are what you claim for them, Bur-
gar-Proof.
Respectfully yours
615h j. BALSBACK, Agent.
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OLOTHINO.
A SCREAM
FROM THE BIG JUBILEE
AT BOSTON.

AT BOSTON.
The Boston folks are full OF jokes
And fond Of mighty noises;
They hold their monstrous JUBILEE
With twenty thousand voices.
Eleven hundred instruments;
Big Gddles, nfes, and cannon,
With kettle drums and great bassoons,
And gongs to do the bangin'
The dogs will bark from dawn till dark,
The bells will keep on ringing,
The organ scream, the people seem
To split their throats with singing.
And this, the song they'll roll along.
Joining in jolly chorus,
SO clear and long, so loud and strong,
They'll shake the building DER u.s.
ave sing our song in clothes so strong,
ave folks Nth linen drills on,
"The reason Why, for cash ace buy
"0f R0CKHILL and Of WILSON,
"A1 GREA IT BRO WV HALL the peopte all
"Find, cheap for cash, nth pleasure,
"Codt, pants and Vest, all Of the best,
son hand, or made to measure"
Though the twenty thousand singers should crack
their throats, and strain the buttons of OF their
coats and each, in trying to sing his best, should
split the seams OF his Sunday vest and though the
men with the big bassoons should rend asuuder
their pantaoons yet we are proud to be allowed to
tell the crowd to hurry along, after screaming their
song, and we1l at them out without doubt, in
Summer Clothes, so cool and nice, as every one
knows at the lowest price, at the place where the
people love to call, the place known as the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-15
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,us see Inside PAGES.

For additional Marine NeOs Inside Pages.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA......... Is.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
~ OFFICE.
A. M.........69 II A. M.......T P. M.........72
CLEARED THIS MORNING
Brig S: " Merrick Lppncott ST. Mary Florida captain.
Br. Brig Lena Fox, Antwerp, O. O. Van Horn.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamer H L. Gaw Her, 13 hours from Baltimore with
mdse to A. Groves Jr.
Barque Troyatora Blanchard 10 days from Sagua with
sugar to s. & w. Welsh-vessel to Warren Il Gregg.
SGhr Mary Alice Perry days from Bangor, with ath
to 7. p. Calvin & Co.
Schr f, B. Wharton Bonsall, days from New York,
with sulphur ammonia, and dyewood to Powers Weight
Sohr westmoreland, Rise, from Providence.
Correspondence Of Me Philadelphia Exchange.
LEwEs, Del, June l4.-Brig John Sanderson, from
Demerara for Philadelphia steamer Ranger, and
ber Of small vessels boundSouh at the Breakwater
Wind S. L. L. LYONS
MEMORANDA
Ship John o. Baker, for Philadelphia from Liverpool,
spok en- May 81, lat. so Ion. 10.
Barque Mary Russell, from -, for Philadelphia,
Bsrnegat bearing ENE 10 miles spoken by pilot boat
Schrs H. Thomas Allen, and H. S. Simpson, Shaler,
from Woods Hole for Philadelphia, at New York yes
terday.
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The TOBACCO INTERESTS. another page
will be found the result of an interview be-
tween a committee representing the tobacco
interests of this city and Commissioner De-
lano. AS yet, the claims made by the commit
tee have produced no result, as the Commits
sioner stated his inability to give any decision
until case was regularly presented to him on
appeal.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY, June 15.-The Masonic celebration to-
day absorbed much OF the attention of the mer-
chants; hence the volume Of business effected on
Change this morning was remarkably light, without,
however, any essential change in prices The Flour
market quiet. and the transactions were con-
fined to a few hundred barrels for the supply OF
the wants of the home consumers at S595.25 for
superfne; s562Ha6 for extras; S5'15665O for Iowa,
Wisconsin, and Minnesota extra family S6C97 for
Pennsylvania do do; S7@9S for Ohio do do. and
SS16@1O5O for fancy brands, according to quality.
Rye Flour sells at sc '25C6650.
The Wheat market is without quotable cnange.
Sales OF red at 81 35@1 80; amber at 81 $50 60: :
and white at 81 65@1'sO Rye may be quoted at 81 25
q bushe for Western. Corn ia steady but quiet: :
sales of yellow at 91c and high Western mixed at
SS@91c. Oats attract but little attention; sales OF
Western at 73C976c and Southern and Pennsylvania
at 5O@6Sc.
Bark-In the absence OF sales we quote No.
Querctron at $50 u ton.
Whisky ranges from 97c. to 81 y gallon tax paid
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sail, and are very slow indeed under steam-to pro-
teot our commerce in various parts OF the world9
What we want would be large fleet of fast wooden
c0rvettes, ships that 60 equally well under steam
or canvas. And these we not only do not possess
but we seem TO have lost the faculty OF building
them. In word as a means OF defense OF our in
terests on the high seas, our navy is decidedly
wanting.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OYTIcK OF THE EVENING TELRaRAPB.l
1hannhau lima IL lnnn u

Tuesday, june Is, 1852 I /
There is comparative ease and quiet in our local
Money market to-day and no great pressure for
loans, though the rates for money are quite firm
The impression is very general that the currency
balance OF the Treasury, which now amounts to
f27 0000 Is the main cause OF the recent dstur-
banCe in the money market, and a continuance of
the present proportion between the gold sales and
the bond purchases will add still more to the danger
which threatens unless the drain into the Treasury
be promptly stopped, either by arresting the gold
sales or increasing the purchases Of bonds.
Our weekly bank statement Is rather unfavorable
showing falling off in deposits OF s36t, ,T93 and in
legal tenders OF $780, 000 whilst the loans have eX-
panded S29s,443. There is not much activity lust
now in the Stock market, and the Money market is
easy in consequence The banks exhibit no pressure
on the part OF borrowers, and are free lenders to
their regular depositors
ment. Gold opened and continues weak. Sales at
the First Board, 13S4. At 10 M, on Third street.
the premium was quoted at 1873 81.
The Stock market was moderately active, but
prices hardly so strong. Nothing was done in
State loans. City skies were weak, sand selling
at 99X@100 for the new issues. Reading Rail-
road opened at 4s4, but improved at the close,
selling at 49@49H; Pennsylvania Railroad sold to a
limited extent at 5TH; Lehigh Valley Railroad was
taken at 56 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad at 32z
and North Pennsylvania Railroad at 36.
Canal shares were quiet but firm. Lehlgh Naviga-
ton sold at 37S. 20 was bid for Schuykll NaYi-
CATION preferred
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Rennrtad nv 10 Haven A. Rro No An Third gtraat
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n u LY NJ A C. A ZINE S.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
CONTENTS.

CONTENTS.
THE DRUMMER GHOST. ByJ. W. DeForest.
BIRCH BROWSINGS. BY John Burroughs
A STATUE. BY Mrs. S. M. b. Piatt
THE FOE IN THE HOUSEHOLD. Part V, By the
author of "Victor and Jacqueline."
THOMAS CRAWFORD; a Eulogy. By G. S. Hillard
GABRIELLE DE BERGERAC. l. BY Henry James Jr
THREE YEARS AS NEGRO MINSTREL. By Ralph
Keoer.
THE RESTORED PICTURE By j. I. Trowbridge
MARRYING A PICKPOOKRT. By George b. Woods
TIE GREEK GODDESSES. By IT, w Higginson.
OUR INEBRIATES HARBORED AND HELPED
FRENCH AND ENGLISH ART-WRITERS. BY Eu
gene Benson.
REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES.
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Reported by De Haven & Bro No. 10 s. Third Street
FIRST BOARD.
MARI 4 LADNEE, Bankers, report this mornings
Messrs. DE HAVEN 3 RRoTHRR. No. 4O &. Tf

Messrs. DE HAVEN 4 BROTHER, No. 40 s. Third
street. Phadephia p report the following quotations:
do 1854, 117N@1172{; do 1885, l1s%@11916 do 1865,
new, 119&@t2O do. 1867, new, 119%@119%; do.
80 Year per cent. Cy., 1O6S@107 Due Comp. Int.
Notes 19A. Gold, 1881 @13S13; Silver, 192@134.
Messrs. JAY COOKE co. quote Government secu.
rifles etc. as foows-U.S IS, s1 121 5G91217< 6-2Cs
Of 1862 1229S91223S do 1854, 117N@117H do, Nov.
1889, 11Sz@119]@ do, July 1855 1l9lS12O6 do.
CLOSE. Paci1Cs 106sG@101. Gold 1897 -
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.

CONTENTS.
THE STORY OF A BAD BOY Chapter XIV The
Cruise of the Dolphin. BY T, B. Aldrich.
LAWRENCE IN A COAL MINE BY j. IT, Trowbridqe
IN THE HAPPY VALLEY. BY the author of John
Halifax Gentleman"
THE UNSOCIABLE COLT. BY Edgar Fawcett
PRINCE HENRY THE NAVIGATOR, WHO NEVER
NAVIGATED. By James Parton.
HOW TO WRITE BY Edward Everett Hale.
WILLIAM HENRY'S LETTER ABOUT THE "CHA
RADE" BY Mrs. A. M. Dias
IN THE COTTAGE. BY Lilly Nelson.
WATER LILIES. BY the author of "Seven Little
Sisters"
GARDENING FOR GIRLS VII. By the author of
"Sx Hundred Dollars Year"
LADY MOON, A OHILD'S SONG. BY Lord Houghton,
MUSIC BY f. Boott
ROUND THE EVENING LAMP.
OUR LETTER BOX
Profusely illustrated by the best artists
For sale by all booksellers and newsdeaers
FIELDS, osGooD 4 CO., Publishers,
No. 1si FREMONT Street, Boston.
Subscription Agent for Philadelphia,
w. b. zIEBER,
1t No. loo S. THIRD Street.
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COTTON AND WoOLLEN FACTORIES number of
cotton and Woolen factories in the United States,
far reported is nearly $500, and distributed
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sPEOTAE NOTICES.

SPEOIAL NOTICES.
neg THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF
vsr THE HE RJXINIPX sqHofH0L fHt, OF THE PRO
PHIA PEII4 will be held az ST LUKES CHURCH, on
Essays will be read by several OF the graduating class
and the usual testimonials conferred
On FRIDAY MORNING Ordination will be held in
the church at the hour, of candidates for
Deacons and Priests Orders The Rev. DR.. GRAMMAR
will preach the ordination sermon. 1t
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Die Cincinnati 9egeniettt8e
@efunbbeitS= 0eriiderung6=@e=
fe4Ihaft+
Der Arbetter 1reunb uno Selfer tn ber Notb !!
@arantie Capital I............ 100000 90
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Netto Capital am 1. Sanuar 1869, 156,659 45
Diefe gseufdal: cut ger1aerunss- gpleen fur entire.
tnos aranttsstdl u.s. unp saranlirl na9 Wani9 Pee
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s'a. sssss Ssss5.r praSsns Der eagle ssrss'aass
q. g. 9O!tun, BON gisres Sole u. 5clton.
peter y. Wbits. gssidsranss. .asentur;;
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lid prompt mad Gmpfons Der reipeettpen d3then gerf-
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ppGfrabe, Golumbus, D.
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Msent fur btt Stabt Gulumbus unb umsesenb.
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Verseibute etut8er Der 8an8barffen
europdilh =Delltlh lhe118 8eitihrtftel
fir 1858.

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Oer mar Snuarr Dauen- 8tme. Sdbrl& 48 1ummtrn
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Ntbsunssa Derei&e wsislsr 5aaSarben Der SSsr
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pssstm Gin seutlaes SAmitmblat nit saatsatsnea Der
Saarsans ron II bsftsn ga ssN
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mitn n1.aan unS SslSs" uaS rDer alte Oesef' ssW
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elmer 8usabe "Saust3e Breasta seusalt ssn w
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Dr. e. Edaer 5aae Der Satrsans Don IL Seften 500
ss Dss ssss m sssas
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8eHriften lie Dtuac erfntnben Ssurnas sur& mid BE-
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auf prompt bur8t uu NIT DstMas
Ten seritbeut Anfaeen ertaltsa fsfortise Aat~orf
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Eerm6gen am 1. Sanuar.1869:
ger Staaen 1o4osr Bombs, Marftwert6. s4o,65s "a
5-2Oer -i $50. 5,O4O 90
Sbip Union Mneite 1pnbS. 1886 IL
8. u. 8. s. gilsntabn 7prp,entiae, hurd erftes
untsrsfanb asidterte, 9onbs ,........ $4,000 90
Baar auf Der Bant Observation-Disclosures. 7,S44 81
Musdeeber duf gurofdbejne unb Mpredaes IS, 765 IA
8aar In 66nben Der Maenen 1904 %
8eralene Sdulbiaeine nit perfanIiher Stder- :,
Mctien Der grluu1bus G,as unb Cote Co.,. 3,44O 90
gruubeiaenthuat, untelanet. Observation-Disclosures. 900 90
@uttabef fur Qrdr1ien Observation-Disclosures. 1903 As
Musteheuhe GJutbaben Observation-Disclosures. 44,83l IS
Mobtlien ............................ 1868 IS
Mnbere Sinerbeiten n................... 160,832 81
$407,23l 43
lnbesatte Berluife = &etne.
Gnnabmen In 1868. $92, 200 50
%. 6. W. Batter, Secr.
Ufai 20. 49, NIB 1ian 10.