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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02
Personal Notes.

Governor Hoffman and family arrived al Newport
yesterday morning. They have rooms at the Ocean
House for the season. The Governor viii spend the
summer there visiting Albany for shof, periods as
Official duties demand.
Americans registered at the once OF Nessrs Liner.
bette Kane Co., Paris, from June 6 10 June II,
lsT0:-Lewls - Levy, j. II. Barr A. Van Berkei, Mrs.
". Moner, Miss Libbie Moller, Charles II. Noiler.
Col. W. +. Moller, John W. Crane Mrs. +. r. Shep-
herd, Or. and Mrs. John J. Mason, Mrs. Harbeck,
Miss H0rbeck, ". Pembroke Fetridge, Miss +. NJ.
fetfldge, Miss f. A. fetridge, $. Remington, W. O.
Nisol and family, Eugene tafrossay, II. A. Delile,
n, q. Carnes, MISS Csrnes, Miss NJ. NJ. Carnes -.
MeD0uga! and family, O. f. r. Reed, Alfred Lock
wood j., A. Vosln, Nine, l.. st. John Eckel, II, II
shackcnord, Q. b. Gunther, Gerard Cosier, Austin
bauWin, Mrs A. BALDWIN, G. A, Perkins Mrs. Ran.
s!e, John e. Marshall, r. C. Martin and family, Nine
ge Bohneloux, Nine. de ReauX, 5. Samuel, George
hlng, William Feldstein, Col. J. Harrison George s.
reIldge. Lawrence r. Jerome,p New YORK; Mrs. +.
j. Snepherd Miss Adele Black, John s. Alexander.
T. ~. Barrett, Philadelphia; James s. Armstrorg.
cincinnati; =. r. Spang and family, Mrs. :. 4.
mcdowell, P!tLsburg; Mr.. and Nine. De silver, Mrs.
or, j. kIemer, Bronson Wlett Paris: j. n.
hJh%p"lte, BALTIMORE; a. G. Whitcomb, MI anl
,iIs. - /. Dove y, san Francisco; Donald Curre,
horGeauA; Wnlmm lseln naWe; Willlam }.
lo"HseAd and wife, New Hagen, Conn; W. X.
e1ethw.oN, Jonn DEM, Troy. N. ": Charles Knapp
80 l+nlY, " ashlugtJn; q. H. Looms, AIR and
Ne. w. 4" L.pbeJ, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02
FIGHTING FOR THE SPOILS.
Interesting Conflict Between Town Officers
in NHrrisoDia-An EARLY Bird Catching
stChe WOrm,v


For many months past feeling Of anita gonisIn has
openly existed between Henry A. Fuen and Arthur
H. H3uptman, justices OF the peace in Morrsania
Westchester county, growing out or fierce rivalry
over the criminal business OF the town. The OBJ
jectve point TO both parties has been the court room
OF the new Town Hall, which Justice uauptman
however, has by superior strategy, succeeded in
monopolizing almost to the entire exclusion OF his
competitor who has frequently been compelled 10
preside o. jury trials within the contracted
limits Of his Office. Since oil parties arrested by the
police are brought 20 the Town Hall (which Is pro-
secret of the conflict alluded to is at once found in
the fact that the Justcsolcing court there adjudi-
Gates perhaps ninetenths OF the criminal transac.
tons occurring In the town, the fees aud nnes result
ing from which must form deslderatum worth
struggling for Prompted by IA Keen desire 10 share
in the cmouaenis OF the room, Justice Fulieu
laid the matter before the Board OfIown Trustees at
recent meeting, and that body decided that either OF
designated certain specified wees days Oh which
each OF the rival claimants was 10 have exclusive
control Of the apartment as issue.
Yesterday was one or the regular days named in
favor OF Justice FulleD, and that Official having
learned that four YcprlsOners had been locked up
the preceding night, repaired 10 the Town Hall for
the purpose OF nearing their cases. On arriving at
the court room his wrathful Indignation may be I'M
agined when he ascert8ined that Justice Hauptman
had iorestalled him by quietly appearing on the
O'Clock A. NJ, when he disposed Of the offenders By
imposing the usual fines. This latest coup detdt by
Hanpnan Is 40 present the CHIEF TOPIC OF couyersa-
ton in the neighborhOod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02

MELTING AwAY.--Thc negro mortality az Barfs-
town, KY, has become Il matter OF note. Out OF
foriy-elght persons buried between the lst OF Janu
ary and the lst Of May all but nine were colored.
The Home ,Gal Daily fears that the negroes my
trnLbfuly say OF their race, Red cloud aii u his
the other day that ~ Is "net.ng away IKE the snow
the side OF the mn when tas sun IL wsrn.r
negro IN the 'meldng m0odn is not among tae most
Hyeif or animated objects under q summers sun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02
SING uLlH CASUALTY.

Fatal Explosion of n soda Fountain Tank.
Captain Mount OF the Seventeenth precinct. yes.
terday afternoon sent Information TO the Coroners'
once, City Hall, TO the eject that ~ two O'Clock r.
~ Henry Golt2, German, twenty.;nree years Of
age, residing a, io5 Third avenue, where he EN-.
ploycd by DR.. Herman Geritzen, hal been almost
instantly killed by the explosion OF a soda water
tank, which he had Osercharged with carb1nic acid.
Captain Mount caused the body Of deceased TO be
conveyed 10 the police station corner OF ruth street
and First avenue where Coroner Rollins wiz hold
An inquest to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02

OAKLEY ADMITTED TO BAIL.

Edward J. osklcy, formerly cashier OF the Msr-
chants Exchange National Bank Of this city, who
was indicted Tor emDeLzliug $4,000 OF the funds OF
that bank bas been released 80 900 bail nv Com.
missioner Shields. re also q We Sl.0.0J0 bail IN .
ciVii SUIT wnt h had been n-ltEu ed against HIM IN
the STATE courts. He has b-el Ludlow y rect IA
s4nce the discovery ol lie deidltaNOn, several
mon b ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02

The game played between these clups YESTERDAY
at fremont was another OF those miserable exhibl.
lions for which fremont has become famous. A few
weeks ago gentleman suggested, after witnessing
n game at that place, that the term whitewashing
should hencefortn be Ignored and Tremontizing be
sub 3ttuted After yesterdays display no one VIII
dispute the correctness Of this gcnteman's views
Below Is the score Of outs runs, first base on hits
total OF same, hands each player retired and times
assistance was rendered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02
UNITED STATES cUrassus:as' COURT.
The Rapeuh Smuggling Case.
Before CommI sslOner Shlelds.

before tOInul' ssIO1eT Shields.
The case In which Louis Rapetti Is chared with
attempting TO smuggle quantity Of Jewelry into
this port came on for examination before Commls-
sIuner Sheds.
tihed THAT ne found % quantity or jewel secreted
un Ter a use bottom In Rapettis trunk, ana other
articles OF jewerf secrce on his per on and Tn II
Rapet offered him twenty dollars and som articles.
OF Jew Try 20 let INN go. The further examination
was then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02

The Commissioners % the Department Of Docks
have appointed eXMayor Jacob A. Westeryet Snper-
ntendent of Repairs and supplies Mr. Westergelt
Is known, OF course, 60 every shipping merchant
and mercantile man In New YORK. and his appoint
ment shows, beyond doubt, The desire OF the
Commissioners to appoint only snch men as under
stand what The community wants ana wn9t the real
interests Of the city demand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02

Bnse Ball Notes.

On the morning OF July the Excelsior taxes
specially chartered steamer for Peekskill, where
they are engaged 70 play the Dunderberg Club.
They will have band OF music and fireworks on
board at night and expect TO have festive time
They leave AT halEpast eight A. 81. on Monday from
Brooklyn near Fulton ferry
To-day. Rose Hill vs.. Apha, st Union grounds T. u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02
KINGS COUNTY supeRyE aas.
Proposition for the Erection Of IA New .Igil-
Wretched mud Unsafe Couditiom of the Old

Proposition for the Erection Of IA New .Igil-
Wretched mud Unsafe Condition of the Old
One.
The Supervisors OF Kings county met Yesterday
afternoon. The Park Commissioners asked for
$1,000 to keep the parade ground in order. The
matter was laid on the table. The special commit.
tee on the condition of the jail submitted their re-.
port. They state that they have made thorough
examination OF the building and dpd IL In a diapi
dated and over-crowded condition, and many parts
OF IL In an unsafe and dangerous condition, often
exposed in many places to the elements, and the
whole prison ship or the vies. and most miserable
character, July sustain ng facts the conmuuiCa-
ZION OF our honorable County Judge and the present
ments OF our Grand Juries, as laid before your
Board during the session OF May is 1870, The
cells are small ana overcroWded. The size of
the largest cell in the male department j. barely SIX
leet SIX by ten iset anu into each OF these stone
pens or stys are thrust from two fye prisoners
bearing Tie human form, many OF them reekipp with
disease and hith, and all OF them with vermin Tne
Sheriff uses his best endeavors 70 classify the In
mates az lie receives them; bat 80 few and so small
are the cells In the male prison that he Is often con
peleo 10 ncarCerate the veteran and the recruit Ia.
getheT In the same cell, and thus demoraizinr the
later 10 such degree rs 10 lead him to She belief
crime instead Of relormatory Institution Tor ihe
deduction Of crime and the moral Improvement of
criminals.
The committee Ia conclusion recommended tha,
sohie othef ste DC selected Tor the Jail-One suited
10 the wants and character OF our population and
the needs Oh the third CITY o. the continent Ihs
following was adopted -
Resolved, That the Jail Committee az now constI.
tuted, be AID are hereby direo ed To make an exam.
NATION OF locations with view 10 the erection OF "A
new !ah In sofne more eligible location sanitarily
and report the same to this Board az an early day
TBe Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02
BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.
Two Workmen Crushed at the Atlantic Dock
Fearful Fslis-Changes in the Po-
lice Depar meut,

Charles NerYshing, q carpenter, fell distance OF
sixty feet from the root OF building in President
street yesterday afternoon and sustained injuries oil
fatal character Some Of his ribs were broken ana
he was internally injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02
4 BRUTAL CRIME.

A Child rive Years Old Outraged al New
burg, ". Y.
on Wednesday q child, i've years OF age named
Mary Seeker was outraged in an unfreQuented part
Of the city OF Newburg by some unknown villain,
WHO has thus far escaped arrest Meeting the child
In Dubois street In that city he persuaded her TO go
with him 10 a place about a quarter OF mile distant
from any house, where he effected his infamous de-
signs violating the person Of the child and quite
severely injurng her. He then eft her 10 m her
way home aud when she made the circumstance
known q party started IN pursuit Of the scOuudre.
they ailei 70 ovcrtake him and his present where
slOuts are unknown. lie rs described az beng an
elderly man. tall ana .sout a2g dressed IKE a
"Bamp.N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02
CHESS MATTERS.
lIo.uier W.. Perrin.

Du,ing recent visit OF Mr.. J. HosEer. one Of the
strongest players OF the Chicago Chess Club TO ths
city, ne contested several games with our leading
players. The game given below was played with
Mr.. Perrin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02

Ellen Mclaughlin, residing ~ 81 summit street,
fell asleep in the third story window Of her residence,
at one O'Clock yesterday morning, and, losing her
balance, fell TO the sidewalk. she was taken Tn the
Long Island Hospital In an nsensible condition,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02
T H E COU rs.
Indictment Of Collector Bailey-Ths Three Nil.
hons Erie Case.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
IndIct u,ent Of Collector halle,

IndIctWent o. COLLECTION BaNtys
Ihe Uni ed states Grand Jury nave 10 mi bills OF
Indictment against number Of persons charged
win various offences. Among those indicted Ia ex-
Cohector Bailey, Tor the ENLIGHTENMENT OF over
tol1o 100 OF public funds Entrusted 10 his care. Beach
ants VIII Issue for the arrest or all THESE per-
va be made public for tue pre- emit a, 81 ch puui.-
cation might tend To defeat The en- Ia OF us:ice Mr..
BsLey. n arrested, viii be held trial 1T the Oct0-
her term OF the United States Circuit Court for this
dis. r.ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02

T. d. Tnlmshssi and J. ke,iy. for san Francisco,
and Mrs. Thornton and family, OF Washington
passed through THIS city Yesterday for New.
buIyport Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02

The first game % the annual series between the
Seton Han collegians aud EXceslors, OF Brooklyn
was played yesterday at The Capitolmc grounds
with the following resnlI..-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02

large stone, denoninated o splinter, fell &c TWO
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, from the cornlce OF
+. Il. Pintows st0rehouse at the Atlantic dock and
Killed two men named Peter Gsyuor ana Thomas
Moran, who Were at work getting some sugar from
the second story OF the building. The stone, which
Is SAID 10 have been IA portion OF the corDice,
cracked ny fire, but It's fail was not anticipated.
GaynOr resided 10 Henry street Hamilton
ayelue, where he leaves a wife and three children.
Moran, who was only recently married, resided ia
Pacinc street near Undarhil avenue. Coroner Jones
was notified and viewed the bodies after which
they were removed 10 their late homes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02

Totals. az IL "a IS % Totals ...,H 81 20 81 ~ IL
INNINGS.
C7t5x. la 3D. 81 St. 5h. 6h an. sb ag.
E kSss l. .. 80 3 9 az
Umprc-Nr. W. McMiohsn of the Mutual Club.
Time oil gaIne-Two hours.
c1nb: IL. a. 81 ~. So. sd 20. 81 @a.
sass i'l:::::: ! ! 8 Ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02
The following changes were made by the Brooklyn

The following changes were made by the Biookiyn
Police Commissioners yesterday
J.. T. Mclaughlin, Captain OF the Eighth precinct
IN place Of Vim. II. Brown, removed.
John Dobbln, Sergeant IN the Third precinct, in
place Of James NJ. Carpenter.
Benjamin f. Gardiner Sergeant OF the First pre-
ciDcr in place OF Edgar g. Boyd.
Thomas Delmar, Sergeant. .of the Eighth precinct
In place Of John Mcclellan.
stanton Brown Sergeant In place OF william n.
Maddox, OF the Fifth precinct.
W. y Kelly, Sergeant, OF the Eighth precinct in
place OF Andrew y. Decker.
John kan, Sergeant OF the Ninth precinct In place
OF Leonard Baislcy.
sergeants Rufus W. Crafts. Of the Second, and
James W. 4odgley, OF the Seventh precinct, have
both been ftappointed.
John Faron. patrolman, mas been detailed to act as
inspector OF boilers IN the Eastern district In place
OF John j. HoIscher, who has been transferred TO
patrol duty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02

Kings knights glnblt decne1.
Hosnter, ,chne Perrin bLdct.
l-PtoRA Up tok4
2-P b 2-Bto QpS
S-kt TO X 80 s-PtoO9
t-B 10 QB 4-Kt TO Rslal
BIO q - s-B TO X,
81 tks s-B tks Kt
10 tks u 7-P,ksP
s-PtoQt s-B $50
s-Castes a-P 10 re-
100 to KITS l0-QKtto
u-Q tks kt L lip 10 R3ici
12-Q t0kt3 Up tksP
l3-B 70 b "a $50 toK2
Ia " I-kt tks l.
15-k 20 K ts I5-Kt tes Is
l6-K tksQ 16-K tks Il
H-B ks Is l7-kt tks b CD
$50 10 X s Oh
And after several more moves black resigned.
(a) y TO X 1t q IS usually Played.
(5l u tseat ~ this move black had taken Y p whto
woud Anvo rcpef With " s. oktani1. terrible attack.
% Better ihan X 10 h.
90 Very well playoi.
ts) Bs best move, and Which decide hs game In
h!s favor
% ihs oversight tas wac soutse correc.
Law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-02

CORoNATIoN DAY.-A royal salute o. twenty one
guns was hred iron The Ciiade at noon today n
honor OF tue mlriy-thlrd anniversary Of her MI
iestys coronation. The tro0pship5 Crocodile ana
I4tlir anu The Montreal ocean steamships wore
gaiy decorated wlth hags The royal standard
Olti'V Jllile 3.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-20
FOR SALE.

The building kn0wi- rs the "FXcelsiOr Store"
now occupied by Fii Bishop as dry goods store is
for sale. This store is well situated and has large
and comfortable rooms head suitatle for two CT
more families. For further particulars apply al
the store or ofD. HARRIS ( BRO, Titusvi'lc. 1T
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-20
Reports of all the sales of re.ro leum
In New York Yesterday.

Crude in bulk higher, Offering, l71s bid
Is asked. crude shipping order inquired for,
1900 bbls sold on private terms. Refined
S. W. realizing better figures with less de-
mand, very little offering, sales 1900 bbls
month 3l34; 1000 bbls ditto 3lh; 500 bbls
81; 1000 bbls 70: March, April and May at
3lb.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-20
New Flour, Feed and Grocery
store
j. 8. .PEsATHER.
AGAR ..

IA Y . q.
A Ccrcyn an. residing in South America ~ =
missionary. discovered a safe and simpe remedy
for the Cure of Nrrv, us Weakness. fary Decay.
Diseases Of the I'Hitary ami cmina Organs, and
the whole rain Of disorders brought on by hanetu
and vicious habits. Great rumburs have been cur
ed by this Noble remedy. Prompted by desire 10
bcneii, The afflicted and unfortunate. will send the
receipt for prepa ing and using his mciicinc in
sealed envelope, to any who need, 1t, Free Of
Charge. Adress, ~
JOSEPH r. lNMAN.
station d. Bible House.
n. Y City
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-20
THE OIL MARKETS,
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY REcopp
PETROLEUM CENTRE Jan. 20
The market is more quiet to-day, but firm
at Yesterdays closeing figures. Sales were
made last evening at $4,75; To-day l2 care
were sold on p. t. We quote a,@$4.75 q
$500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-26

MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
I voyant tells the past, present and future shows like
and tells mime of husband. 1853 Foybrst street.
between Broadway and Seventh avenue
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-03

The following copy of petitiOnr signed by forty three prominent farmers on the SsntA Cruz valley, and forwarded to the Department Commander, has oeen handed to us for peru sal. Ihe request, 50 far from bciug an ex- traVsgant one, when we consiler the series of caIamitiss by which 1t has been suggest ed, is decidedly noPest; aud, it is to be hop> ed. will have the desired effect From the many evidences which the Commanding Gen era has already gwen, of being imbued with a determination to solve this Ioliau problem, the cetters ara led to beieive that they have not petitionod in vain
 GENERAL Your petitioners, citizens Of Tu. bac. and the SAuts Cruz Valley, County of Pi- ma, Tsrrtoryot Arizona, most respectfully re prese nt that the people are being contiu uslly harraased by hostile Inlians, mucdering their cit,zens, or tteaiing stock; that they havo suffered and are autfering greater losses by these depredations than any portion of the country that they are too far removed from any military post to receive timely succor or protection; CIat from the valley of the Santa Cruz, the several military posts draw large proportion of their supplies, but that great portion of the country is unsettled from fear of the hoatiIs Indians that it is not unfrquent- ly that all the animals of E train are stolen and some or all the persons connected thsre- with killed
 For these and many other equally potent reasons we would ask that com pany of sOl~ ders be established at Tubac, or some place in the vatey,, for the better protection of its citizens, and your petitioners will ss in duty bound ever pray. &c
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-03
EUROPEAN NEWS.
The War.

The accounts from Europe received during she pseaens week would indicate that the for. tunes of war, which, st the opening of the cam. paigu bestowed victory after victory upon ths arms of Prussia, have at length dsgned to decide bloody conflict in favor of the legions of France The result of the hattie at Saar,
 brucken seemed for time to hava infused a mOtinous spirit into the French army, which complained onily of the incapacity of it's leaders, as we'll AS an anarchical spiritat home, which, under the excitement of a day, drove the nation to the verge of revolution and threatened ,be NapOleonic dynasty with ins- tsnt dissolution; but the impetuous French man will not be slave to any emotion, and
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-03
THE BUkRo MINES.
tion

Tue San Diego Union of August f publishes an article upon the Burro Mines iu which 1t copies the following from the ScieHtyfc Prsss.
 As to the amount of silver, we have been furnished with ths certificates of all the assays which have been made here They are from ahein, HemHe & Co. the California Assay Office. Leopold Kuhs and the San Francisco Asaaying and Ref Apg Works. aud nun bsr thirty two in all. The lowest shows s OI; the highest, $4,87l O9. They run as foIiows $3 0l, $lO g, $l4 I4, SIS S4, $28 25, $2S 8, $3O.I7, $43 96, s46 IO $50 23, s53 B, $55 97, $66 7S, S2l3 l3, $lIs 26. Sl30 8l, Sl47 Al $l53 08 SIP so, $l24 3T, $287 2l, $47I 24, $528 78, $56l S8, $742 24, S75l ST, $S3l 80, $l,342 50, $l,44I 43, s. t3S 62, $3,839 46. St 86l O9. 4 little god, from trace up to D P, was fOand in six Earhpes.
 The following is list of the locations made by the prOspeclors aud the sizs of the crop pings Some of the figures in the last columns are very large. The psrtes all agree, how ever, that if anything, the fsurea are too sm aIl rather than too large.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-03

attack by hostile an iufariated sayagss It is much less difioait Ps- 'ha Quaker to be a faiihful friend ,f the iiaa tn.a to make the Iadiau unisesta1d tha. such hs is. or tha; such a sentiment as disinteres:ad friendship can really exist; aud hence the Quaker ~ho Prssuming upon the strength of friendships tie, will voluntarily place his fife St tho mercy of an uuPrincipIsd savage deserves to have it sacrificed, and nine times out of ten the sacriN flee of life will be the result of such iudiscrs- tion.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-03

The St Louis Democrat contains 6 letter rom Fort Dill, Indian Territory, which state. the. thslkiowAs, Comsnchss. Arapahoes, and pat ., the Cheyennes are on the Warpa.h. Th. Quaker agent has discovered that the In- dis- , much lessamiabIe being than he had Gupposed-that boa-d-ocimmed funct onRry hAviog been forced to tha necessity of Aruins A number ot his employees to avert A calamity which thsreSsensi to culmnste in the trans fer o; bis Tsasraols scalp, from the place as- Hgnais Dy shs Creator, to the end of 6 pole.
 Even the Qasker, is would appear, is readyto acknowledge the superiority of ths rnuEkst and sabre as means of protection against an