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Der ctnsse anetbetiide asenl iuelter burdaus sea
fabrlos III. 8enn er bon ber n@oltou=0 entaIzaio.
citation" einsesebeu pirb, miro bas 3abnaussisbsn
gum 8ersnusen.
Deienisen, peldbe On 3abnidmersen Ieiben, fonz
nen immsr reues Gas, Die srfobrsniteu uuo seitidz
teiien 3abndr3te uno 9dn1te 6reibeit BON S9merz
,en in unisrem 8iireau, sar. 81, BefisSapette=.
nabe Gbarlesifrake, tnben.
q. 8. Gs rperben fcine 3dbne ausseSossn, tpeid5e
ourd sShaung seiport perotn tonnen, uno alie Spe@
lueroen init unbcrtreiftiGer GeihidIidtei polsossn.
(Vtdr528, 15D
Sr. z. g. gsatcts, 3aBnar,t,
Semonitrator oil Der 3abrar5neiidule IN Baltimore,
Ser. Al. 6anpoerffrase.
Or. g3ders erbdlt bic ratirliden 3ibne eur6 Be
banoIuna uno Shlun9, ett tinftlidJe 3dbne ani cine
ueibeiierts Wetbooe elm u. 5ie3 3d9ne obne Sdmcrs
seR aug. Qlle 4roeen iuernen garantirt. Beionoere
Iufmertiamfeit pirS ben 3Gbnen oon ainbern osiub=
met, (Iprl15,1SC
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9r. e. 8. Wrant.

VE. ~ % VtWW1t
&r. ss, scrr.Sibertpffraee,S Baltimore,
,usri Oontdnrs gnsbrtigtsii snroarsnahgn.t>
S,rIuit Der Stimrne, @etorrb uno one Setcen bes
Ssiiss, bsr eunse, Der Sarnluess, ses Slntss, os'
Sent Sbreniaaisn, Dpspepiie. RGiisriudt, Sds
mor1bot6sr, Ipeunatsnlus, Stroebs!n. NeTosn'
Sdpdtte, axaen. uno Sbren Sranfheten u. J., 10.
Sr. Grant beilt ollie uebel urc lit BET Zoe
ooer bel 0odbt suM Beiude BON aranteu berstt-
f3rnto0tST)
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Sic ein,ige abte perbeierts 5asue':
ide Walmaidline,

fo,pie Die Gmpirez uno aUe anberr, aud Sinser'i
Nr. in bem 5 ampfz pfz6eparirz9aben ocn
SbpmaS Gbdnfss
f9ori1ST) Grfe Der qpmbart= une Sharpffr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-16
Die 9eihenfbau iiber bte Spfer Der
(Crnfn nfinn Aea lNcennma ~

ct. 3ouiS, 10. dpril. - Die 9eifeu.
i9au iibsr Die Spfsr Der Sataitropbe auf benz
9ampfer ySceanus" idloB geitsrn. Die
Surp ertldrte, baB fe nidlt i'm Stanbe gene.
ien lei, bic llria6e Der grploiion III entbeGen.
Sbidon iaitbem Elm Outenb 9ampfer ben
6luB berauf9efommeu iinb, bat man bod
ntd)t mehr ais Swei 9eid,eu gefunben. Seioe
llnb nidt ioentiii,irt tporoeu.
Die e1immcnDen Shuttbaufen Der
Sranoftdtten Sbieaao'S.
Gbicago, Is. April. = Oils beute Der
Sdutt eines MalsbauieS in benz abgebrann.
ten 9iftrifte peggerdumt wuroe, serietb baS
tiefliessnbe nod INNER glinlmenSe Waterial
BEL Dem 6iusutreteu bon friider 2uit in belle
6lammen. Soldle Safe erei9nen iid bauft9
nnb 8ei9en, oaB bic Srauofdtte beute nod
nad) iedS Wonaten ntdt Qan; gel0id)t 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-16
Mu Sip &rnufcIt.

Or. Rieore bat 20 Sabre Der lpesiGaeu SebGnes
lung pon dronIden 9eiocn uno Rrdntbetten pom nn~
beoadtiumteit geiuiomet Sun9e 2Cue, on 9Cib unb
@cif ourh llHbcoQdtiamtett uno oes urbermaBlS
9Gidlpddt, nit ytsrpentmGbe, 3itterr, Su5tiopien,
rlbBetti9es Aternunn uorSeltt9en 8Crtan, unuerno"
gen, perbGn raid gebcilt.
Ingeberoe Sr1nt6citen Der 6arnor9are ruerocu In
5a9en beIeitigt. &itige 9rantbeiten oes Siutes,
ocs 6alics, Der Naie unb Der Saut merOen srinolt4
oeilunq wiro aorartirt SirGau Wr 141, 9Beffs
Sapetteftr, 5piIbcn Bart. unp Sowarbtr. SouS
uttritunOeu: 9 bst2 nbr Ntor9en6, bis ubr
0adbmittaae unb bis ubr Ibenos; Somt1gs Don
al his - llRrInrnrns II MIC llhr NbcnNS l244-fl
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9ie 3arif= un6 Iepenue=8ia.

2Saibinstou, IS. 4pril. - 0as 60.
mite fir Otittel unr 8ege mar heute gtadt
bis 4l2 ubr III Sieuug. Die Sarifz uno
Die Gepeuue 8i1 wurben ferttg unO iOllen
morgen einberi9tet merben.
9ie Serren hatteu cine !ebhafte Debate
uno l9ieben nid,t III gutem @inpernebmen.
DIE pier Saus5Oaner beS @omtte'S weroen
mnhrid1ein1idl cine eidene giQ pprfe1sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-16
sRk Beerois1ugen belorgt.

,G entraIzS fdII"
Rr. III, QeginStons, nabe SibsrtpFraHe:
glorence's, sei1loiiene &nti1en, E9atons, Su9z
aiss unD Reitpisrbe sur Oetbe, bh5he Sblittsn iir
EsieGjtaiter, 5oue audb elm Sinipdnnsr. gu ieoer
5eit fam man bic been Der obisen gScsen NIT iorsz
Eltiasn unb auimerflanen 2reibern ~ an9emel,enen
asieroe iperbeu beim Gage ober Wonat in Giitte~
tuna senommen uuo scsea 9ommiilton setluff ooer
pertaut. 5e:..b;,,,.x
(San9 12Uste,Tl g. 8. Sreeemeper, Gtgent91lnel.
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Mfotart'6 9lLe 1tn0 Starter

nur 70 Gerts pro 0ubero Tlaiden;
NbilaSeIpbid'er &daetbier,
pur Sl.00 pro 0useno 5roiheu;
ensIiidbes II. idbuttiiebes Vile unc 2SrpIpn stuut,
$500 pro Duteno;
gdinfennurft unb Bologna.
5000 8iano, % Gents pro BfuRO;
tenants 9uter 9eiabere Sd,iufen, + @t5.;
mane Gdrtcr. drfofTcIn, 81 pro 8uIdel
iiiRer Gatapba:sSein; man Uerilhdle benielbeu, gu
50 pro 9a1one;
refine @ort' uur SberrpEgBeiue 81 pro @oQons,
Is. &efpiS SnnlapS
OLD Hr. f3. g8eil Baltimore ctr.
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sSeinberser's eGug> II. Stiefeaahen,

XCtINUCIytI SJWT> Us ~FteIs"e'T
Sfc Der Gitap= unS SaratoaaGrake,
Gefe ncr Sutaip= une SardtpSafrake,
unO
Wr. fO3, 9Sca.SSaitimpres,
/. Ebiire BON So1ibaptraBe,
ger. 1O3, gScff=SdiIimpres,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-16

Department uno ipra1 init benz btenlttbuen
BEN Sffi3ier. Sen. Oluper mar sur Belt ab
meIenp. Scr Sfi;ier iagte mir bic Veoln
qunqen, uuter beneu Hafien uerfauft mir
Sen, er iebe feline Sdiuierisfeiten oarin, BAT
idl cine Dame lei, tpenn i'd Die 9eItellten We
oingungen erfiiQe, fOune i'd 10 gut al5 Sdufel
in bieient Safe auftreten, alS elm gtanu,
Sobalo Sen. 9pcr Surlid9efebrt mar, be-
CAB if mid 81 ibm nno erbls!t SenlelbeH
geideiD.
SD idrieb nad) 9ieu- Yorf, ,poraui fib min
Sr. Bed zines Cages uorteate !; er lag
te, er pertrete bic 6irma Jforman g8iarb.
Oieielbe lei nit Sen. 0per perfeinoet uno
f0nne besbalb fein Iusebot eiuretden. Or.
Yed brahte mir Grmddttgung unS lnuel=
Iungen Don Der S,rnla WcSenjie. Sd lab
perihieOene Siii;tere megen Der Sad,e uuo ba
iG gfi6t8 in gterpzDorf auSriften fOnnte, 10
begab id, mid mieOer bterher 3urtd. SD
babe friiber bel auoeren Spefulat1onen 9elo
perbient unb iA Ie6e ben Grun0 nidt Elm,
marum mir oieieS 6elb peri6loiien iein
ioilte.
Senator SdJur3 ri6tete Johann perldteoe'
ren Traaen al ote ih0ue 8diienfGuierin, NOS
raul Elm Srief bon @iarb perleien iuurbe, aus
lue!u}eHl peluui9eglT pub Htuil wv io'Voo nsHS
g8ahen oerfaufte inter iebr 9ndolae Se'
bingungen. 6terauf beidloB Die Sdnfertn,
Oa5 @ei9ait auf ei9eneS 5iiifo 81 betreiben,
ein reider gfeiuzY Yorfer CAB bas 9elo ba6u
her. 2(ls Sen. 0per fragte, fit men tie bic
Naffen fuufe, babe lie 9raOaus gsantmortet,
fiir Die 6ranSoien. Der General babe 9ela9t
nur Diei JteniugtonS ieien 4genten Der 6ran+
Soien, er CLAUDE nt9t, baBpfcIen5le eln auto
riTrter agent iei.
Darlington, Oen 16. Ipril. - 0as
Sberbunpes @erid]t CAB heute wleOer perz
idiebene Gnti9eioungen, Il. u. murSen bic
6qQe gr. 379 Il. II erleOi9t.
Die 9leueniie- @innabmen bellcfen itd
6eute aui S645 5,745.45.
- 6r. s. s. GidbOle lit gum Setretar
bes y9tpilOienfz zSoarO" tm Shaeamte er1
nannt.
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Gin Sementt.

8aibington Is. 2lpril. - Gtncr Der
na6tebenO senannteu Serren erfldrt es fir
unma6r, baB oieier Sage bier elne @onferen5
swii1en benz Senator SAurS uno anoeren
Republifanern, iomte ben 65. Benoleton,
Dtorgan uno anbereu 0emotraten itattsefun,
beu babe.
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Grorae %. Strurus Il Comp

ca saumsfsr II. SGaOIr ,UsrSen auf IIbsTatsSs.
otRgun9eu oerior9t.
plau tite iir 0atoIogs urO Ersissgifsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-16

@siuberser's sdnblaoem,
Gde BON Gmtaips nnb &aratosatsr
nn6
(aprtI5, ,3Ws) gar. 1O3, aseftsSaltimpreftr
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gbubmaGber unb Be er tcinnt unb iebt
bic bette Wadine, tpelfe iemals fir Guer @sihGit
oiTerrt noroen, iett in Operation unp iut TertGrle
In Der Sd,ubz bertbel=Sabrif SIR. 81, Oarrilonr.
Ig}on IA festE &tu, g. -. IS',""a f"oT. .=Mgeut.
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0ie ftbDnc YSaHenbdmrlern. MAS cine
id,Dme. iuuse fran in ssaibinsfou iertie
b.iust. Sie fauft SSdiien tilr cine mit
iebise iitma nnr eIablHt fann ielbh eir
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the growth of peace and fraternal feel
ing throughout the land.
Sixteenth-The Republican party
proposes to respect the rights reserved
by the people to themselves as carefully
az the powers delegated by them to the
State and Territorial governments. 1t
disapproved of any resort TO unconsti>
tutional laws for the purpose of remov-
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Seventeenth-It is the duty of the
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Eighteenth-We believe that the
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American people, and that with him at
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National Republican Platform.
ADOPTED BY THE NATIONAL REPUBLI-
CAN CONVENTION AT PHILADELPHIA,
JUNE 6, 1872.

The Republican party Of The United
States assembled in National Convon-
tion in the city Of Philadel phia on the
5th and 9th days of June, 1872, again
declares its faith and appeals to its his
tory and announces its position upon the
questions before the country.
First-During eleven years of su-
premacy it has accepted with grand
courage the solemn duties of the time.
It suppressed gigantic rebellion
yemancipated 100000 slaves; decrced
equal citizenship to all and established
universal suffrage. Exhibiting unpor-
allelei magnanimity, it criminal!y pun
ished no man for political offenses, and
warmly welcomed all who proved their
loyalty by obeying the laws and dealing
justly with their nelghbors. 1t has
steadily decreased, with firm hand, the
resultant disorders of great war, and
initiated a wise policy toward the In
dians. The Pacific railroad, and sim-
lar vast enterprises, have been gener-
ously aided and successfully conducted
The public lands are freely given to
actual settlers; immigration is protect
ed, encouraged, and the full acknowl>
edgement Of the naturalizcd citizen s
rights has been secured from European
powers The national currency has i'm
proved in regulation and the national
credit has been sustained under extra
ordinary burdens, and new bonds have
been negotiated at lower rates. The
revenues have been carefully collected
and honestly applied. Despite the an
nual large reductions from the rates of
taxation the public debt has been re-
duced during Grants presidency at the
rate Of one hundred million dollars per
year. A great financial crisis has been
avoided and peace and plenty prevail
throughout the land. Menacing foreign
difficulties have been peacefully and
honorabIy compromised, and the honor
and power of the nation has been kept
high throughout the world. This glo-
rious record of the past is the party's
best pledge for the future. We believe
the people will not trust the Govern
ment to any party or combination OF men
composed of those who chiefly have ret
sisted every step in this beneficial pro-
gress.
Second-Complete liberty and exact
equality in the enjoyment of all civil,
political and public rights should be es.
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Mr. GREELEY's STRENGTH. - The
New York Tribune reproduces from the
ST. Louis Rep~blicoa, with some ad-
ditions of its own. list of three hun
dred and twenty>seven newspapers
which supports the Cincinnati nomina--
tions.
1t is noticeable that Missouri and H.
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ing eighty-one and the second forty
one. The great State of New York
musters only thirty-one. From Ohio
only seven are reported from Indiana,
sixteen; from New Jersey, one from
Massachusetts,, three; from Vermont.
one from New Hampshire, one, edited
by a secession Democrat from Maine,
one; from Connecticut, three; from
North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ar.
kansas, and Texas, three each. The
New York Metropolitan Record, Roman
Catholic, is among the papers which
support Mr. Greeley, but the Freensam's .
Journal New York Tablet, and Irish
american, which ore advocates of the
same religious faith, oppose him.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22

SrooD 1T Till liz Cor MAp.-The
Detroit Free Press relates an incident
which occurred on the return Of an
excursion party from that city. Soon
after the boat left Toledo, the steward
was approached by an excited individual
who asked him if he was the captain.
The steward replied in the negative,
at the same time giving his rank.
Have you the power to put a man
out of the cabin p inquired the stran-
ger.
Well, yes, il he is disorderly,I II have" +"
replied the steward.
!" Well, sir, look in here and see
them, will you ?" said the stranger,
leading the official round to the door.
The steward looked in upon the mot
ley crowd. and replied that he saw
nothing out of the way.
You don't, ch +? Don't you see 3
man sitting there embracing woman p
Well, yes replied the steward,
but what of that? Hasn't fellow q
right to embrace his vile 2"
That's just what want you to run
him out for" replied the stranger,
dancing round-"that's my vile, and |
have stood it so long that I've got mad
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Amusing Scene on street Car.

An exchange has the following in
teresting story: "The passengers on
one OF the street cars in Washington,
enjoyed hearty laugh, o few days
since at scene between the conductor
and well-dressed young man from
Georgetown. AS the car was passing
down the Avenue, the young man at
the tame standing on the platform tax
ing it easy, with one foot on trunk,
he was approached by the conductor and
his fare demanded. He quietly passed
over his five cents.
Conductor-I demand 25 conts for
that trunk.
Young, (hesitating)-25 cents !?
Well, | think | will not pay it.
C-Then | shall put the trunk off
Y M-You had better not, or you
may be sorry for it.
Conductor pulls strap, stops car,
dumps trunk on the Avenue, starts car;
and after going some two squares, ap-
proaches the young man, who was still
as calm as a summer morning, and in an
angry Hpou says NOW nave put
your trunk off. what are you going to do
about it 7"
Y NJ (cooly)-Well, I don't propose
to do anything about it; it's no concern
of mine it wasn't my turnk.
c (iercely)-Then, why didn't you
tell me so?
Y M-Because you did not ask me,
and ] told you you'd be sorry for it
{ (furious)-Then go inside the car.
Y M-Oh, no you'se good enough
company for me out here:
At this juneture a portly German
emerges from the car, and angrily says
/" Mine Gott! yon fcller, where is mine
drunk p
Y My friend, think that is
your trunk 'aown on the avenue there
German-Who puts him of ? haie
the monish 10 pay him. | will see
about dat.
The car was stopped. and shortly af.
terwards the conductor was seen to come
sweating up with the trunk on his back
"a part Of the performance he did no,
enjoy half as wea:as did the passengers
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22

1t is now proposed to unite Germany
and Italy By tunnel through the Alps
at the Pass ST. Gothard. The cost Of
the work is estimated ut thirty. seven
million of dollars, and the bore, which
will be as long again as that under Mt
Gents, will pass through rock much
more difficult to pierce, though it is
reckoned that, by aid of improved ma
chinery, the time consumed will be pro.
portionately much less.
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CITY Council Proceedings.

- >N'~T'~N>
CIrY OF GEANp RAPIDS, Wis,
August LIST, 1871.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Mayor Wood in chair.
Present--full Board.
Minutes read and approved.
Orders passed as follows:
ordered, That the time for the constrnc'
ton Of sidewalks in front Of Lots ] and
Block SO, Woods addition, be extended to
July 18Th, 1871.
Oyd,,ed, That the special Commissioners
who were to have reported ut this meeting
Of .he Council, have and are hereby granted
further time until August 22d, in which to
make and present their report and they are
hereby instructed to prepare and presen
their report at that time.
Report Of Street Commissioners Of
the second Ward in regard to side
walks in said Ward, presented and
on motion laid over.
Bills allowed as follows
Rob't Parrish, assessing, $50 90
ID. Fritzinger 20 ot
being an allowance in full for sixty
dollar on bill presented.
l.. p. Powers, records furnished, e25.
Council adjourned until Tuesday
August 22d, 1874, h74 p, NJ.
Attest G.. .. BAKER.
City Clerk.
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btss being ,ri,nrjfc pr,pas atioslS NJ m,dicinaI
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CITY OF GRAND RArirs,

Tuesday August %, 1871.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
meut.
Mayor Wood in chair
Present-Ald. Neeves, Stevenson,
Iasbroucx and Homicr.
Report Of city Marshal in regard
to action taken upon road petitions
presented, and on motion ordered
Verdict OF Jury and MarshaHs re
turns in the matter Of tbs street com
mencing at Oak street aud running to
ii. IL. Compton's lots, be laid over for
final action When the lot line between
tract lots aud 2 OF sect. II, L 90
H. 6, is established.
Ordered, That r. K Smith, +. Horton and
II h. Pnilleo he and are hereby appointed
Commissioners 20 ascertain and nppraise tie
benefits aud damages, aud TO perform such
other acts as are required Of such commits
sisncrs by the city charter, in the matte" OF
the continuation of Oak street east from the
quarter line road to the city limit, anc that
they make report of said action to the city
Council Sept l2,h, 1871, Aud further or.
dered that said persons aforesaid be aud are
hereby appointed to act az Commissioners in
tht matter Of the proposed change in River
street, and that they make report Of their
action thereon to the Council on the sa i
18th day of September, 1871.
Ordered, Tuat Aid. stevenson be and here
BY /. appointed to investigate the matter of
the opening of VI ,in street in the First Ward
10 the proper width as mvcyed, with au-
thorty to take all necessary steps IN regard
to the same
Oricred Tina, there be assessed and col
lected upon The taxable property OF the city
Of Grand Radios, the sum Of twenty five
bundled (2,5oo) dollars, asa tax for the year
1871. Tor general city purposes.
Ordeyta That The sum Of SIC 90 be aud
10 hereby appropriated TO Eusebe Lavisne,
as advance on salery OF city Marshal,
Bill OF Geo Neeyes, for paper ex.
Of $23.4l allowed.
Bill Of NJ. {. Woodnorth Of $l3 IS
for pauper expcnces allowed at 50 90
All voting in affirmative.
Council adjourned until Sept, l2th,
1871. at II J., NJ.
Attest c. O. BAKER,
City Clerk,
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C,rY OF GRAND RAPIDS,

Clrr OF GRAND RAPIDS,
Sept. 10th, 1871
Council met Pursuant to adjourn
mcnt.
His Hon. Mayor Wood in chair.
Present-Ald. Stevenson, Reeves,
Hasbrouck, HOMER AMI Necyes.
Minutes of previous meetings read
and approved.
Report Of special Commissioners
in the matter OF the proposed change
in Water Street and the extension OF
Oak street, cast to the city limits
presented aud on motion accepted
and ordered filed and Committee dis.
charged.
On motion, Aid. Stevenson and
lIasbrouck were appointed as a Com
mttec to investigate the matter OF
pauper at Freshe,t's, who is now sick
and reported as city charge. and
that the Committee report at next
meeting Of Conncil.
Ordered That the sum Of three dollars be
and hereby is appropriated TO each aud every
Inspector and Clerk If election, serving A.
the special election held in the several wards
of the city, Sept. 10th, 1871. and thai orders
be drawn on the city Treasurer for the same.
Bill of VIM. Roche for pauper ex-
pensc presented and allowed at IS 90.
AID. Neeyes voting no.
Bill OF Anna L, Prayer for pauper
expense presented asa on motion re- !