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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-31
POSTPONEMENT.

80 By advice and earnest entreaty of cur
agents In New York, Philadelphis, Albany
and other large cities, We have consented to
postpone the drawing of the Memphis Real
Estate Distribution until the sIst day OF Oe-
tOBer of this year, when the drawing will
positively take place.
ansI PAssMORE a RUFFIN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-31

81. LOUIS, August SO.-Cotton steady.
1S@18hc. Flour very dull; superhna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-31

One hundred and thirty German
workmen struck Tuesday at New
castle, England. No disturbance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-31

In Northern made STAPLE DRY GOODS,
the leading houses of New Orleans are able,
and should always be willing to sell as low
as the Northern Jobbers, and New Orleans is
known TO be headquarters, and the principal
market for the rapidly increasing produc-
tions OF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-31

ENOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL Dis
Il EASES, chronic or otherwise, assisted
by an able corps OF Scientific Physicians and
Surgeons.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12
Stretches OF THE CONTESTANTS,
HE CHAMPION CREW.


Tie Ward brothers. the winners of the race, long ago
gained an American reputation. which todays victory
has made Worldwide Henry Ward is the eldest OF the
crew. Nestor among boating men, giant Win I'M
mcnse horny hands aud magnificent llaihe WHICH te
oarsmap beals about with powerful swinging gait. suf
6crnt in itself to awe an ordinary antagonist He Is
4S wears old among oarSmen very patriarch
He weighed I6j pounds in the early days Of his
training but vigorous work has cssened this weight
Josh is youncer-ony 50 but he is heavier than his
brother aud hs is the brain Of the crew. and the ever
strong point of ali adversary. only meet it with
new effort. Tactly, much OF the suptrinichdcnce
ers look anxiously for Joshs predictions and jude
mcnts and it is TO Josh that the reporter goes
their quarters the Hudson the Ward brothers have
prepared or all their victories Josh scorns trainers
willing trusv brothers. who, indeed. are such old
hands al the oar that they need tle surery JON
training is for perpetual but not uou> work. ana hc
snd HI, brothrrs SHOW no nroach to the dreaded con-
Gilbert Ward is next and 10 position in the hoat
he Il SQ hut looks ounSer ana hs weight T. Ipr" Una,
Ward the youngest and highest Of the brothers who Is
only "a.
In months they boarded at the same table, All The
Spring and Summer Elias and Henry were on tie ~;
With some southern gentdlniI while Josh Gil
Cornwall the latter assisting the former about his
hostcry. For weeks here they have practised rfCor
ousy. Their morning pull is good sth squirt OF i've
miles, and after this ugging and pcrspraon IN the not
until the second meal. THIS eaten and time given for
the important work of proper digestion OF solid food
second turn OF the is taken at O'clock and the
Same distance rOwed with perhaps an ann at speed part
Of the way More rubbing down and rest until supper
in brisk walk under the trees along the country
d daily TS1f y DO OHs not
drink coffee, and smoking is strictly prohibited
larity Of prize-hghters. The physical men thus
eumnedup;
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12
THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

A committee of officers of the National
Guard met Yesterday to prepare plan for the organ
ization Of National Rife Association COL Fred Mason
Of the Brooklyn 18th presided, and Major Powell acted
s Secretary Col Church Of the subcommittee reported
set Of by laws which adopted 1t is proposed to
establish the association under general act Of
incorporation with president. vicepresident,
secretaries, treasurers, and is directors Mem
bersnip VIII be open to all Interested in the
encouragement OF Workmanship, One Of the main
Of land In the vicinity the city to be laid out rife
ground and kept open during the Sumner months 10.
organizations grand annual przemeeting similar TO
the famous Wimbledon meeting IN England s also pro-
posed and all the surplus moneys OF the Lew organ
izaton are 10 be devoted to the prize fund. Gov. Ho
man. shaler aud Woodward and many other PROM
nent officers have expressed their desire 10 cooperate
the Oycmp
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12
THE RENEORTH CREW.

THE RENFORTH CREW.
Little is known among boating men Of the past life Of
Bright the substitute for Renforth for month before
Rcnforths death, however. Bright had been almOs st
without training and for several weeks before the race
at Halifax, he had hardly entered boat. Next Rem.
form in fame among the Tyne is Robert Chambers
the former champion OF the Tyne 10 whom reference Is
made IN the letter quoted above. Chambers II
s1e IN sSe Of its " mob cRsmIers ave Is 80 bis
weight is 6 pounds he seems IN the maturity Of his
strength Not only has Robert Chambers been famous
reputation in the Tynesde for years race Of Of
giant power Robert ,o,H exeeiied them then AL; al; and
beat the hercuean champion on his own river
Kelly next u TIE Tyne crew was RniSrtls close and
offered singular contrast to the jealouses that often
divide past champions even when united after their
tests and pulling in the crew. Kelly 80; his
weight is Isl pounds He is tall and dark, and has an
attractive face His name is famous one in England,
and will find lower place through his work here
Jnmes Percy, pulling bow oar Of the Tyne crew, is q
light agile man. weight less than 100 pounds, and only
Is years VI age.
TAYLOR-wINsHIP CREW.
The Taylor winship is too well known to need
formal introduction. Every member Of 1t except one
has been known for years among the best oarsmen
the Old Country, and that one has, this year,
which many consider him the future
champion sculcr OF England James Taylor who sat in
the bows Of the boat has had long experience as an
and ia OF the best aquatic generals in England
He Is member of old boating family. members Of
Clesper and finally forced them 10 acknowledge their
superiority james Taylor is the youngest OF this family
peaied in 1864 iii the crew which won the race
IN the durham regatta. He and Matfn were beaten on
rOwed in the Tyne at Lachine. Later nc and Rem
forth having got into dispute the old broken
crew and won the great race at HsfaI ten days ago
Taylor feet u inches In hight weighs pounds
81 years old and first appeared on the course ~ con-
tastoRS ~ DSAe ~ years go Het seAseA In the
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12
POLICE NOTES.

Sarah Westervelt, age 81, of No AZ Iewisst., fell
Grand and Centre yesterday and received wound
Henry Sleeman, age -. lately employed
gn.r n TO- PessL fatally injured yesterday BY the TALL
ihg Of an elevator.
Martin Kirwan, age 81. Of No u Rdge-st
ps.f fatally injured er.y by quantity Of rAso.d f.
Ing y him Ua lieI No. ~. Eat her
Michael Mc(iowan Of No. $40 East FOrtcth-st. was
injured .serds' .aug r Gar No VI ths Belt
kailruad Line nd a. taken u, Brllrynr Hospital
Henry Seaman, age "a. OF nc-hnnircd- and-thir
IT. and vhI No b2 PsArIs.
try vas caught against ceiling aud severely Injured
d'd in few N"
Francis King, age 25 late Of No East Twenty
tr and rmpoei tyrr on the B"A.Sy Ra,si td y,sr
Hospital received rfrbi -
the dashhsrd o by The sudden starting his
John Everly age 25, who lives at Centre and
puane employed paenng the house No $40 Second
s,.aulsd s~y.
srk. seAp wounds Of pistol Tie rs,os
nss1 . u . sang Of pastsssp - . ss,SA
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12
JOHN HARPER's BROTHER AND SISTER MUIR
DERED

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. ia terrible muir
DER was committed last night at the residence OF John
harper. the owner Of the racehorse Longfeow, near
midway, Kentucky. Jake and Betsy Harper, brother
ana sister OF John, had their thrOats cut by some un
known person. as is supposed for the purpose Of rob
oery Some negroes living near the Harper residence
knew nothing Of the murder tin this morning. Three
negroes living on the estate have been arrested the
murderers' blood having been found their shirts
other negroes employed the place missing, and
/" believed that they implicated in the crime.
parry Oh ousens have started " hunt for the mssing
nAGroeA
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12
ALLEGED THEFT OF MONEY.

James II. Jewell caused, yesterday, the ar
nest by Detective Bennett Of Daniel Mclaughlin on q
charge of stealing t2oo In cents and nvecent pieces be-
longing TO P. Hallock of Comac, L. l. The money was
in box in a wagon standing In front Of the owners
place Of business Mclaughlin drove away with the
wagon. and when he returned. the money was missing
He claims that took the horse and wagon rs joke
and deniss having stolen the money. He was delivered
to Onicer Trainor aud taken back TO COmac TO await
trial,
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12
fAnnsunoem entst
fApnsunoemsnts
WfnTCOMB's ASTHMA REMEDY-Sure cure.

"WHL 1T PAYfn-Can it be told with any
degree Of cerhy What do bEl Whether IN mereane
mechanical artistic literary pursuits Hero With far
ents Who hhshJ ped ouh 10 we'll another with genius and
eoud excel They doing nothing Would pay consult
Phnoogit and nnd out what voah pursuit. viii coss
bat htt TO Try IT, and much good Of IT, Examinations daily
with ful written charts, at S'e Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12

Go TO b. 6. SQUIRE, 104 Fulton-st., Rp stat
m ,cb, Ie.elrv Dsrord, sverwae he sells direct ifom
iIou SAFE, tIt Lanlj therefore you gave
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12

Dexter's time beaten Horsemcn are aston
ed and Bonner unhappy "Godmih Aad Qu.,n Of the Turf
DeIer longer King But gentle reader Who there
the Of Gotham the world that the KSoI the
Halter At22 Broadssyi Echo answers "wbop K>ox has led
n, all year and front nmtable Fall
s.ylea &c, Of bis superb Hats and be happy.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12

BLEACHING, CLEANING and DYEING OFFICE
Off LopD Boaiwa Twenty seconds' ~, Broom CO
Eroadway Asdeup lsc-s feather" gloves 1c ceane
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12

NETWORK, Sept 70, 1871.
The signal success Per Government Loan iud
GATES that the avrr.g this country viii iencefprwad
t considerably t,rucy being equalization of rates be-
tween AID Europe
Tie present hos We Tasnes therefore decide whether
is not best to make Of will enable
them profit add to their ca al the present average
premium per while the largely increasing taer
annual income.
Holders Of Five. Twn,es which under OF
the Treasury pa special and immediate
reason to consider tho question unless they wish
Their FyTHrni exchange item for bonds Of
the l.su.. bearing syer,ge 0! y Per ceu.
To holders Of ntrd States who wish improve the present
most favorable opportunity for changing large profit
strongly Northern PGcfc Sc Tbt Frs Mortgage
Bonds prncpsI payable IN ," selling par In
Ihg And rapidly demand and with
high ample and their conyehlT INTO
Cra't j. pr they constitute most
dcb Investment, Lar, advanre considerably above
par s early day.
The ho!er ~ Loo fTwenv bond who exchanges for
Northern Pscdcs by PRINCIPAL By per
$Il4O in Norh,rn Pacific. TreTSenies lie also per-
maaen the interest his investment
than 81 per cent or rom $50 gold 10 +oj p in gold
This mos, unusual opportunity Cor profitable Of
Go,-ramcu Securities Of undoubted reNa
Lity cannot long cone The increasing abundance Of
capital and abroad the almost rise
d..r the rapid absorption Northern
Pacific Thr and the probable eary substitution OF sir
Northern Pacific loan and the early
funding Of Nsonsl Debt lower promise
very change entire aspect the which just
: peculiarly favorable TO investors
Tb things action the part Of those vho
exchange profit the high premium
o Fye.Twentes
JAY COOKE & Co.,
PHILADELPHIA NBw.YoRK AND WASHINGTON
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12

Bald heads may have q new crop OF hair by
frrl,rg H,Ir vErtIAE scInAS HAIR RHSE"hA 'he uNf
l,llce- 10 entirely closed
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YHsTTRpAY ,,,
sam Noon. 5p m- bnrvpN
TO- TO- II
HIGH TIDE TO DAY.
l one Brsnrb. Roc'a. Ba,try ard - $500,
way, aud ConsyI NY. BahL fmm0s
:sn 81 ~ Is s:n 80
WEATHER PROSPECTS FOR THIS VlClhIIf
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12

TIE BEST PLACE in New-YOrk to buy RELI-
ABLE WAr,nY PINE nAMOsDs RICH rAsDSABL. JEwEISY aud
>rtRttso SILVER SaUKg 81 Fulton ST. DdmonJs specially
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12

"SOMETITING BETTER THAN PILLS AND Pow
The RUSSIAN (vapor
eshiug and In the city Hundreds
Of bathes daily and mmend them highly
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12

Brooks SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, cor
AMI HasooH Poughkeepse T. Location elevated
grounds and retired well furnished and yentlard bh
and
oongh Ir,rers Rev r. X BEKcBEE v A. UPs0S, CHAIE,
AyrKT L. D. and others mted number Of pupils Address
MARI b. JOHNSON. PnhcIp4i And Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12

Purity and Cleanliness are the only safe
s., this sld BKoso the bet
deood and about your premises Prepared only
by TIL DEN 4 Co., I76.wllamst. NY
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs-The annual fair of the Ag-
ricutural aud Horticultural Society Of Westchester
County was opened last evening by reception and ball
AZ the Floral Hail. and Il supper at the hotel the fair
grounds.
PoKTCHEsTER.-A barn belong to Henry Slater was
drsro cd by fire. sunday night and woman, Whose
name was asccriaiued. pershcd In the nhnes. Tie
dwelling OF Mr.. Slater was also partly consumed.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CTTY-The Collector is alleged to have
made false returns Recorder PARCELS is to be I'M
peached for refusing return q 900 In fines The Cor
poration Counsel has been directed 10 proceed against
the Brooklyn City Railroad Company to make them
change their terminus.
RoCKAwAY.-Constablc Finencau assaulted Benjamin
C. Mott on saturday night with club breaking ms la"
and tr;ictIrng his sku Justice DE Mott Issued war
rant Yesterday for Fmeucau's arrest.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05
How is that 2" exclaimed

How is that 2" exclaimed
Greene.
The bravo girl told hor story ;
and tho patriot graspcd her hand,
while tho tears tricklcd down his
war.worn chcoks.
"Thank Godl you have saved
my army, Miss Heath. l Can ncv-
or repay YOU"
"I want no payment. The
tho thought that | have done my
duty, and tho thanks Of Nathaniel
Greene arc worth more than gold
and diamonds" was the heroic re-
ply:
"Tako my thanks, my brave
girl, and may the Great Jehovah
watch over and guido you through
tho changing scenes Of life," re-
spondcd Greene.
"And may lie save my country,
too," added Kate.
"You need rest. Here, sleep in
my tent tonight, while 1 seek Il
resting place among my men" :"
said the kind-hcartcd Greene.
II do not wish TO rob you of
your couch, general"
"You will not. ! shall be en-
gagged in forming my troops to
mcot tho attack )" and General
Greene left the tent.
Kato enjoyed q good rest that
night, and in the morning General
Greene camo to her and Ioylully'
exclaimed
"Good news! lord Rawdon is
in full retreat. We took n prison
er this morning who says you
frustrated their plans and saved
tho army. God bless you for that
good act! But l must leave you
now, for L am going to follow
Rawdon, and teach him that We
can fight. When arc you going
home ?"
"In few minutes, general"
"Good-byo :; and may you have
a safo Journey" responded Greene,
shaking her by the hand. Her
horse was led forth, and sho was
soon on her way home, which was
reached in safety.
Katc Heath lived to sec the wa,
closed, and peace and plenty spread
their wings over tho land and
not long afterwards she was we'd.
dcd to Walter Gordon, who had
boon q colonel in tho American
army.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05

Curiosity prompted tho editor
Of the Union 1imcsa fow days ag"
TO inquire about how the colorc'l
people Of that town kept tho mar.
ital vow, and ho discovered th%s
OF eighteen cclorcd women, asi
but QUO Of them are living rs the
wives Of some other colorcd wol.
mans husband.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05

Imaginary dangers arc worse
than real ones. for tho former will
continue to disturb US, whereas
the real ones will pass over.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05

A Chinese Young Mems Chris
tian Association has been organ
lied in San Francisco. 1t starts
with bcrship Of forty Coles
tials.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05

Among the Catholic Church
choirs Of England quito an excite
mont has been created by q ma.
date excluding female singers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05

SCENE Nor IN TIE B1LLs.-Onc
Of tho most amusing yet uncX-
pcctcd sensation scenes ever wit
messed in n theatre occurred re-
Gently at tho Theatre Royal, Man
chester, England. The curtain
drew up for Mr.. Toolo to address
tho court IN nc. Bardell agt. Pick
wick, whom tho whole of the jury
mystoriously disappeared, their
box suddenly giving way and on
gulfing tho good mon and true.
At first tho vast audience who
crowded cvcry part Of tho theatre
were silent. fearing somo dreadful
accident had occurred; but rs tho
unlucty jurymcn rapidly reap
pcarcd unhurt though looking
very foolish, they broke out into
q perfect hurricane Of laughter,
which lasted several minutes. The
curtain had to be dropped to allow
the jury to bo boxed again. and
whom Mr.. Toolo began his address
ho provoked another burst of risi-
bility by alluding to the jury rs
that worthy body Of steadfast
and immovable men," A pccu-
liary amusing feature ofthis novel
sccno was the fact that the ma
jority Of the jury were stage car
pointers, whose duty it was to
erect the court, and they suffered
in this case from their own caro-
lessness.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05

A man with scolding wifo
says he has less fears of the jaws
Of death than Of the jaws Of life.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05
-.- . I'D .

Tho ship Otago has arrived
from Hong Kong, with 800 Chi,
ncse and II full cargo Of mcrchan-
die, consigned exclusively TO
Chinese merchants.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05

Tho bitter end-the last half.
inch Of a penny cigar.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05

A hcartlcss old bachelor school.
master at Ithaca, tho othor day
numerically logged little girl
eight yoars old because sho
said her sister wouldn't bavo him
because he had such an ugly
nOSe.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05

A TERRIBLE HORSE DISEASE
Within few weeks past an alarm
ing and fatal malady has made its
appearance in tho stables Of some
Of tho New York city railroad
lines. The Sun says: at recent
ly showed itsolf among tho horses
Of the Second Avenue line, where
there havo been over ono hundred
and thirty cases, although not
moro than about twelve have us
yet proved fatal. The first symp-
tons arc manifested in tho slow
and sluggish movement Of the
hind quarters, and in STUN bling.
1t is disease Of the membranes
over the spinal marrow: and be-
ginning apparently over tho lum-
bcr vcrtcbr@, offectually paralyzcs
tho hind quarters. The disiem-
per gradually works itself along
the spinal cord until it reaches tho
brain, when the fore legs give
way, and tho horse is deprived Of
the usc Of his limbs. Tho horse
continues to eat and drink as
heartily as though he was we'll ;
his appetite seems to increase IA
thcr than diminish as the disease
advances. There is no cffcctual
remedy for this frightful malady
yet discovered. a gentleman in
Wcstchcstcr county, out Of seven
fine horses, has lost five; another
gentleman on Long Island, tho
ownor Of many fast trotting horses,
has lost six from tho disease, val
ucd at $4,000. 1t may be noticed
rs singular coincidence that
corcbrospinal meningitis, though
not of a malignant form, is pre-
vailing oxtonsivcly in many parts
Of Virginia"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05

No shade Of violet ought ever
to be used in any sort Of evening
dress, as tho color vanishcS en-
tircly under an artificial light,
Many young lady has suffered
for not remembering this.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05

Thc Bruins wick, Ga, App"aI
says: "Wo arc panied to an
nouncc the death Of the infant
child of John TcmpIcton and his
wife, Alice Vanc, which occurred
in our city on Tuesday night last.
Although strangers to our citizens,
they have tho sympathies Of all IN
thcil sad bereavement.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05

FontcncIlc, at the age Of o., af.
fer saying many able and gallant
things to tho young and beautiful
Madame IIalvctius, passed her
once without pcrcriving her.
$780," said she, stopping and ad-
dressing him, chow ought to
va!nc your gallantrics! You pass
me without even looking at me !"
"Madamc," said the old man, "If
| had looked at yon | could not
have passed"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05

Tho very latest idea in the fash
ionablc world is tho Moonlight
Gcrman-tull dress, no lights,
windows wide open. siIvcry moon
light streaming in in foods, de-
Iicious waltzcs enchanting The air,
flirting perfectly umcmbarrasscd,
and all that sort Of thing.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-05

A milwaukee, farmer recently
accused his wife Of attempting to
murder him. and while no was
gonc from home, tomakc inquiries
concerning divorce, she was
gorcd to death BY COW.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

IAN incendiary fire at Nevada, Mo-, last Thurs
day destroyed si5YOOo worth Of property.
-. The Anness pottery, at Stamford Conn, was
bsrued on wednessy Loss $1,000, insurance, 5000
-. Miss Morey an employs in the Post Office AZ
Meanwhile CorDd Co.. " " Is under arrest charged NIL lebbHs
the mails
William w Dow and Albert Tenny were sem
tencod YESTERDAY Ia Boston, imprisonment sAa f'f Nv
lns counterfeit money
1.-The residence OF Mr. George NJ. Lockwood, az
Greenwich Cour wssucf BY lightning Tuesday ghh Ana ~
aged 10 the extent OF b ooO .,
....Anna Gibson, well known IA " conideHoVy
operator snd who has sise ahcol a.
yesterday obtaining Doney under false prsieOseH hei " "
place ner week. IL -,
Late Minnesota papers say that ies ,1nt Il, hs
Iske another India raid Ia. been
after tie msple sagar making 10 over b''U P
taken TO avert the impending danger ...l.,, ~
THE Sheriff of Monroe County S,So.d Sc.psny
oeyed executions against the Nes-loa oas uuou ooso
Amounting In the aggregate 70 sspU,yO L. ~
Nves ke which he will hold III nhe' "'' ,.r c.,;no.
G. Rogers. cashier of the CehIra. Sao,7s,
RAM N y, Ioni, IA. teen dismissed % % tn for an S
@ 4, ,h. ,ys,on Of checks Parsos ~ ies'e NJ Rcy,r, em,
ht M. ,,yI6e.on Of hecss was 1oue A., iri.ra IL TIE
ssd % s"d., n s.e.s.y w order 10 po.s' s p.L.nt
sea s 70 70 % % ~. s.o.leis. approval VI tue r1sA"
The evidence in the Fair-Crittepeep murder
p o, - va. closed ys',srsr h-rhf occupied over 10
A s.n ~ N the propGs husossn hsnhsa eun e" GO
eu n' of thsr mtnlsks snd avofes sac o. 'no eus'
% ~ 80 hs came bsr call nees bs ns'se. So
ssss M ~ .' a. ,l.., her 1900 ~esh he "m"s - ~
sn 90 a. S .~n.Aa,.l.S lSA Che ns.,sss IN Ssta NaAA