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, 1872-11-26
THE CIRCUIT COURT,

[Judg. Rogsrs.l
ton, ETC. by charging tte of cause 10 B. schoppa1
aa and s' to afe ao 4seps s s1u
fendants to plead IN two days after notice. 791--
Bishop Kerfoot; jury called and sworn and retire.
793-Hartingdy '. Garner, submitted to court, and
Ca.l 3l4 to $40 inclusive.
ore|ss {Jss9ge 12saa:, neohl *n,. s.. ~. ..,n
rity extended till this morning. 2,11l-smith y Col
Ias; service by publication and default, and judg-
1nent ssal q, restored. G. N.2234-soners River
Eide improvement Company; order that re7.ditio e.
po,aos be Issued to plaintiff. 2808-Sulliyan Cara
her; Judgment for *6ls.11. 500 5nsley :. Same
Chiffon case passed 1t defendants costs Chicago,
Columbus & Indiana Central Railroad Company Y.
1IcAulay ct nj ordered that award Of jnry, In case
cark a9d minor heirs be paid to ar Lawrence 4tto1,
and JamesJ: Button Napoleon B. Taylor, Esther I,
God Of di saae e T.
den end Z, q: Wallace. 1,o56-Rondin y Sharp dis
missed at plaintifs costs, by stipulation 859-Moor-
qu as to first three counts Of decree; motion Of
Plaintiffs attorney, continual 876-Fiske y Hume
besn; suit dismissed ut plaintiffs costs, for want Of
cau-256 to 275, inclusive.
lJudgs Trte:] --.....
conpsny; damages assessed b Court = ,5s5.75 and
Judgment. .42s-Magee '. Putnam defendant to
e new appeal bond il 5000 within 1o days to be mp
proved b. Court. 115-Gaylord, admiuistratrir, r.
Goodrich T. E.) ct al by order Of Court, deposition
opened and filed. 221-Price '. Iedue ct al !; jury
again called; trial not concluded.
On trial. 582-
EJudge Kiiiianls.]
catScERY.-s12--Reyno1ils Y. Davis ct a.; dem1r-
rcr withdrawn and decree in accordance with the
prayer Of the bill. 10{Burt rccorts); Masters re-
port sled and confirmed, and final decree.
[JudJe Far1reHl
Observation-Disclosures r. Bernard ,Hocamp !:
rule Oh defendant to show CAUSE by Friday next why
he should not pay temporary rlimony. 378-Clerk to
pay defendant, John Hocklander, money now in his
hands, 2G9-Ser'1ce By publication the unknown
heirs Of Walter Collins, deceased, and default.
NEW SUITS.
z.954-Bruno Richter and Daniel Richter Y. Nathan
Foster and George Rosenthal assumpsit; damages,
$500; Hutchinson & LuT, attorneys. 4,955-Dufy
Eunpsit, $500 Runysn. Avery, Loonais. and
con=sock, aNo7neye. 4,o56-=dagtin Duffy =. Same;
:ssampsit $500; same attorneys. 4,e57-Boyd Tay-
loT; fr,:eal. 4,95S-John j. Young Y. Joseph =.
Bi.erie ard Robert " Robinson; assurnpsit $40 600
a {ncte e0o for three years, dated Oct 49,
1s5s). 4,s5o-John sowentng ', Frederick Bartcn-
s.:s2eger and Henry Babe replsy5n. e.9C0-tred a.
H:asgv Y. City Of Chicago; debt s. 0eo hreEg Lon-
6:ra attorncya 4,961-laura A. Smith ?: Matthea q.
'fa1tar; case 5000 T. n. Thompson 3. L. Mum,
attorneys. x,962-Casey Y. Pollock; appeal ,oo3-
George schwcinfoFth August Ort1epp confession q
judgment on anote for 4954-Wiliam F. CARD
well T. Pstrick cHugh; assuEnp6it, S310; John Lyle
kiDg, attorney. 4.9G5-Thomas G. Reed :. Albert
Vincent, Hamilton Vincent and Charles Brown: tres
, 1872-11-26

+1o dafer5ant j., a conversation with J. ",
Pine, and on other occasions, Papncly cnatgea
her with such conduct that tne lepois Aae, t9
ized her business, that Of a. a1es5aAer oaa winch
v.s before that time To11n 9l,ooo- Rei. aA1ull'
she claims TO be chastc and property-conduct,
~ nerern n11 That eho was admitted, as such
=, t,a fr;ande1,;n md es!oom of her neighbors,
ta ~ 49, ra now closed against her The
words N 1rhinl the action rests are dsgustingly
i;lthy ara slanoeroos"
a. E. jenkins, Assignee Of the Great Western
1.ithographins Company, yesterday asked leave
Eastrow against the bankrupt, amounting to
about So, 500, on the basis Of said ZastroW re-
ceiving $50, or dividend Of 90 per cent on $500
Of ssid claim, which vas all he would allow. In
consequence of this, Register Hubbard returned
al referred papers into Court. -: ..ss . =: =: ;:
In the matter Of Henry Koeber, bankrupt, R.
z. Jenkins, Assignee, Yesterday fled 3 petition
valued atabout $40 900: Lot As and east II feet Of
Lot As, IN Block 65, School Section Addition, the
ssmo being 67]s feet front on Polk street, by
100 feet depth, with O tWo-stoEy and basement
brick. building, subject to certain trusts and
liens. =. >~.s..-
On the criminal side Of the United States
Dickinson ct a. 0he Marine Hospital 1natter),
Yesterday indicted by the Gralid Jury, Judge
BlodGett yesterday fixed the bail at 81, goo, and
the defendant, Francis n. Dickinson, together
with Charles B. Farwell, entered into Tecog-
nizanoes in thai, sum for the appearance Of the
defendant VIXEN called upon. The other parties
indicted in this suit have not yet been, arrested
The Assignee of the Germania Insurance
Company, II bankruptcy, yesterday. fled luis an
swer to Mil1iman's petition, particulars Of which
were fled at the time Of its fling, Oct 10, claim
ing a set-oH to debt On policy, and al the
papers we're referred to Register Hubbard to
take proof and report.
Elsewhere we print report Of the ezau1ina-
tioa Of Mr. Mum, Of the firm Of Mum l. Scott,
in bankruptcy. on behalf the Cook County Ma
tional, Bank and the Casanova National Bank
(New York;. Some unexpected items Of in
terest rewarded the toll OF the legal cleaner and
the report will amply repay perusal.
In the action Societe Franchise de Bien-
faisance =. Charles Wyndham, continuation;
moved for by the defendant, was yesterday
denied, and the matter rests.
The United States District Court Grand Jury
yesterday returned nine indictments. The
names and particulars cannot be published with
out eudangering arrests.
T1e Circuit Court yesterday issued the usual
formsl certificate Of '' good moral character - to
Arthur Schroeder, on motion OF His Honor, Judge
Booth.
, 1872-11-26
THE SUPERIOR COURT.

LAv-a,427-wolcott + Stove; dismissed by plaintiffs
attorney. a,e15-Blackford Y. Commercial Insurance
Company Judgment, = oas: 244o-snnith :. Collins
Krebs childa; appeal By plaintiffs bond, $3.50, and
bill Of exceptions IN twenty days. 3,103-Schure1nan
hatna % 1nsqsssee Leave
Insurance ce9np.ny: Judgment, $s.4es. 2,2os-
asG aer o1 fsssy "a aa ssRsn OUT
sanders y Gardiner asfault and Judgment s37i.5s,
2a4 sosz of De- e 1s7o restored
Il 4l,s1s-Judgment set aside motion Of defendant,
aad leave plead By opening Of court on the third
Mayo '. dgey; By agreement passed to be taie1, up
on five days notice. 1,892-Dunmore Y. Lycoming
Insurance Company; demurrer TO 9arr oVerruled,
Porter =. Mccabe; demurrer to petition sns-
t:insa, and leave to amend. 1,6s7-5ohnston. v.
r5snd ags t. gsenfS Ei5ssn =, t. ssas ss1d Pso
Seaman :. Gray; plaintiff takes non-suit. 22Ol-La
societe Francais de Bienfasance =. Wyndham; mo-
ton OF defendant for continuance denied o,159-
Court; finding for plaintiff, damages sa45.8o, md
judgment. 2, -Boettcherv Booth plaintiff enters
1lnle prcsequi to 1pgeg and Grey; jury to scEa-
r..e.
caAscERT-s1, ,451-smith :: Smith; defendant en-
I eo fG bg
isndant to strits order 81 Nov: isth Inst. PSI
denied, and exceptions BY defendant. 2sza-
ic1or as to al except n Iovira Taylor, and interim
decree. 50 a-Flaglez Y. Joy ct al by stipulation
der Of Nov. 10, inst, amended as to make George
Gay defendant instead Of complainant Sc Same v.
Gage Ct al. came order.
NEW SL1Ts
41,t50-Gilbert Y. Barnard =. Edw3rd Ha.ity: con-
fsssiou Of Judgment note Of S2s4 35. II 451-ary
4. :. Robsrt Smith divorce. 4,452-H. 7. Towar '.
L. ]. Keeler confession Of judgment on note OF
s1eo. 1,453-EEza '. Zacha1ias Taylor; divorce;
Il ,45+Bretz '. Walter; appeal. l,455-Crake r.
sR1ue appeal 41456-Qleson r. Russell ar-
peal. Il, ,45T-Rev. Willisnn Barnard, Salem,
New Jersey ?. Frederick B. Wilson, confession Of
Judgment On note for $50. 4, 4,458-PoreIs SIP
Mechanics len 2I6 218 go and 222 North Market
street. D1nning and Easton, solicitors. a, ,46o-aeo.
co-partners, Hy. J. Stone, aud Alanson E. Davis
2gsampsit 5000; ]. LeHigh, attorney. A,461-
Nicholas Kiburtus Y. Mary Kilburtus, divorce.
, 1872-11-26

: The Massachusetts papers tell story Of the
abduction Of young lady. employed in . facto-
~ at Newton, in that State, reminding one OF
the middle ages. AS the young lady, whose
name is Elizabeth Haley: was returning from
the mill Of Daley T. Co, about noon, on Thurs
day OF last week, she Vas met by q man in q
who made .Home nquiries about a cer-
tain house, and finally persuaded her to accom-
ing the house. tho girl became frightened and
2endeavored to jump out, but was restrained by
the man, Who held her down firmly, placing one
hand over her mouth and guiding his horse with
the other hand. After going q considerable
distance-how far. she cannot tell-they
;expreHsed it. was painted brown and stood
upon bank, having e steam railroad in the
rear. Hero she Was met. by ..weu-dFessed
woman and little girl. The woman took her up
stairs and ordered her.to remove her clothing,
,undergarments Is and all, with which request she
Compiled, and other garments we're given her:
instead, her own clothing being taken Away.
She wa8 then required to make up the bed and
aftorward was allowed.to come down stairs to
supper, aftor which she washed the dishea- and
was sent up stairs to bed, where- Bhes remained
throughout Thursday night unmolested. In the
morning, after breakfast, the girl was' taken. by
the woman, who painted her cheeks red and
placed upon her head q faxen wig, and, accom-
panied by the man, went to a place which she
described as q alittle ahed," and had her pic
k04E kahTAs AA0 aHia A1I11 D4A -L1lktG6s H6l6
taken, one Of which was given to her,
and which she retained and has now
in her possession. She WAS then taken
back to the 'brown house, and locked up in
room in the lower story, in company with the lit
tie girl who srepresented to be about years
old, the man and woman saying that they had to
"'' so to town. and il she would remain they
would bring her some gold rings. She promised
to remain until they returned, and after they had
been gone short time she locked her companion
in closet, jumped out Of a window, and ran.
Che found herself in 8 lane, and on coming to
street, followed q railroad track until she came
to Mount Auburn, and from thence walked to
her home il Newton where she arrived about 5
had been missed by her father, Who had search
ed for herin vain. She STATES that during the
time she WAS absent no insult was offered or
any wrong attempted. Where she WAS taken or
who were tho persons that caused the abduction,
or the object they had in view, .i6 difficult to
Imagine.
, 1872-11-26
The Last ofthe Greatest FotIr-in.Hand
.in.the IVorll-C0lonel Fellows Af-

Fiction. .,..%
=. [Frona the 1eu Fork Sun, nor. 20.
Hearing that the of horse of Colonel Jerome
B. Fellows great four-in-hand was sick, Sun
reporter Yesterday called upon H., tho Colonel.
Reporter-I have heard that one of your four
in-hand ID seriously Ill.
|. Colonel Fellows Cwith much feeling)--He. died
! at half past o'clock this morning. HeWas taken
sick st s o'clock on Wednesday morning. 7 sup
don't believe that anybody knows what that is.
This horse was troubled in the nose or brain.
As eoon as he was taken sick, sent for the best
veterinary physicians in this city, and they held
a consultation and did what they could but
don't believe that they knew: what was the mat
self night and day, and can hardly keep my
:epes- open ALI the money in the world
wouldn't have saved him. Katy, my niece, is an
excellent horsowon1an, and ahe watched over
him, and did everything she could for him but
the horse ia dead and I shall never be able to re-
place him. I am through with horses now.
have had horses On the brain for a long time, but
now am through. 1ttook NE five years to get
that fonr~in-hand together, They we're all Che
same size, the same color, and most perfectly
matched. All Of them were good trotters.
have known them to trot together mile in 2:57.
Reportar-What value did you place upon
them, Colonel?
Colonel Fellows Money could not buy them.
An agent Of Louis Napoleon, some four: years
ago, offered me $3.50, 900 for. them. Colonel Fisk
once made me good round offer, but refused
it. You might take S5oo, GOO and put it in q bank
and tell any horseman to draw on that bank until
be got q four-in.hand together, and he couldn't
begin to match this one. Not that the horses
we're worth that sum Of money, but they couldn't t
be found. Tn through with horses. I've got
seven left, but they are all suffering more or lesa
from this malady. This horse died just the
same way as Lottery died.
Reporter-What was your method Of treating
him?
Colonel Fe11ows-Whan get doctor do as
the doctor says. did Just as these veterinary
doctors told me to do. spared no expense.
suppose that my doctors bill will not be less
than $500, but the horse died, and don't be-
grudge the money. I would have given 510. 900
TO save him, if that would hnve done it. The
stable WAS warm, furnished as complete as any
stable in New York City, and everything was
done that could be done, but. it was no use- I
am through with horses now.
The Colonel looked worn and haggard, and
evidently felt his loss very keenly.
, 1872-11-26
TaaIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1879

othera united to send up the price Of gold, and
did succeed in sending it mp to 100 from small
premidn. 1t will be remembered that the Gov
.ernment Btepped in and put a stop to the specu-
lation- by putting all the gold necessary On the
market This so completely took tho ring by
surprise that they were :circumvented and failed
to pay many Of their obligations at. the time,
or less gnashing of teeth through the land Tie
main point t--of this .was.that instead of being
priceef which aifects everybody in 3 greater or
less degree. ' =
, 1872-11-26

FTo,E TIE Lafayette (1'la) Jo.r719l,
On last Friday citizen e: iJanyine, ILL.,, was
hurled. After the funeral cortege had started q
snake Of ths pl1e-racer species Wns observed fol
lowing behind. It continued thus to- follow
until the cemetery was reached, when the ser.
pent jumped into the grave aad eoiled himself
around the boz containing the coffin: It there
remained until the sexton despatched it and laid
it out upon the ground. 4 band Of music head
ed the procession, and the question is whether
it w2s that or some other cause which led to tae
singular conduct on the part Of the snake.
, 1872-11-26

be even greater than in the other for the floor Of
completely wrecked the interior. =: =.
The rear end is: :algo STAYED in from the COLI:
sion Of the locomotive. On the outside the cars
do not show such destruction. hut within the
sight ia siokening to behold. They still rest
upon the trucks, and in this condition we're
Brought down to the shops in this city:
The damage to- the company, BY the collision,
will probably not, exceed $4,000. The engine
is badly damaged, and the two cars are total
, 1872-11-26

1,5e4-Charles F. Weeks filed petition to restore
records, and entered order that facts and proceedings
rscited in said petition stand in place Of papers and
records destroyed. 2,155MArk Canpbell entered
and Issued RUE to show cause md provisional warrant
OF seizure 1,a66-Germanis Insurance Company Pc
6ian Of AEiuan and Anson, and answer, referred to
Register to take proof and make report to the relief
the petitioner is entitled to-Union Screw Bolt Com
pany rule to show cause extended to second Monday
OF December, 1872
NEW SUIT.
Alexander NaEarre =. Propeller Empire State ; libel
for collision with the Ibelant's Spray; damages
81 800 Reynolds & Eichberg, proctors.
, 1872-11-26
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.


n
678-Hough ?. woodruff ct al. parties and jury
again and retire with instructions to roturn seat
ed verdict for plaintfs' S 0o0 687-Niltlita Som
parties come by attorneys, and jury trial
not concluded.
, 1872-11-26

eral A. J. Smith. Postmaster Of ST, 5.ot,;s, wa;
himself Postmaster there il the carly daya, gil; ?
years ago.
, 1872-11-26
- >. -
"CORNERS." !" !"
Notable Ones in the Past.

- .-1 -, -.
Notable Ones in the Past. -:
When: Che ssupendous. oorner had become q
fat accoasDk in wall. street. yesterday, brokers
congTeGafed together in familiar resorts, and
spokeef Sie corners Of yore, when the financial
world was upheayed by otllers equally; and in
some cases stili more Tremendous than that Of
Yesterday: TbaT referred to the old g corner
1,f Inany9 yearK $50. yhau Wall street was vet IN
its infancy. Of tie philadelphia & Ra1itan Bay
Railroad ai tb6 time wien the Camden & Am
hnv Ra,11Inai 1raa apxious to buy up the road:
Worcestar /; SFonington. when, as we'll AZ
memory serves .us:; Morris Ketchnnn. the we'll
known han1er' nrafarred to yacate his seat in
tha Stoclr Fychanra In hnvinc m the shares .at
an inf1Hted nricn t9 meet his Z Shorts" It waa
At = t;ma wEan afnck snecnlstions had not. haen
and thaTs troa ~ pnthino II nrevent Kefchnno froT,
sst1o a1o,+;rtr ~ +I,ia aonr1a
~ f1,o,'s Mnr, f,o,o1 corner too n1oca :,
7aas Mar ! 1c3;Gna in .Nawark and Naw Yor1r
~, Ill ~ at,or ~ +ba cornnrat;on ~ a
R up an M t1 Ssorm nar he cu fhen so a. n
of ~ per esns peio% par ame 'aaar or aavn Mens H
ene o. r. t;,a sati1ing non1 1et n,,t
t,,a;,. at,nr at IN bv t;a 6,ea1s caarnr nasr1y
sn0 sao nes esoen ~ 1o'' - ''0 'A0'''
ooy pe1 .st;11 mora a,7asoioua cornar Ivsa
nana1ad during tie. sarue wear in Harlem.
1000 shares. Within a porloa OF q week u 00o
wore bought hy the ring. Inc day, TOT settle"
ment happened N eeptember': ssoo9 Enich was
t9 dffetays suy ~ of "a nv cent n tba nnn1
which held the market at l9o: Inc :" ahort :
interest was in frantic state OF excitement.
meeting OF the Board was called, and the discuss
'sion over the: matter Was hercely oarnest and
protracted. The vote naturally decided that con-
tracts must be fulfilled. But al this time the
shorts we're determined, and the r1ng gave d
new start to the stock and sent it up
to 200. The Board was again called IN ees-
sion, and the brokers selected committee OF
four, to whom au differences should pc pald,
and who should make an arbitration between
the parties The papers intimated to the public
that the shorts roady to settle tor 160 or ITO
for cornered stock, and the ring subsequently
consented to tlis compromise. -.s=-..
The; operations of this corner were so far
reaching that some of the members OF the State
Legislature were involved in the transactions,
and was expelled in consequence from the Sen
ate; and, incidental to this, Barlow, Cashier Of
tile Commercial Bank Of Albany, was defaulter
to tile extent J. If $s130, 900, and Wilding,
IN operator from London, disappeared 80
completely with ~ S45000 worth Of
shares that he has never been heard Of
since. In November, 1865, the Prairie dn Chen,
better known as the Prairie Dog Corner, one Of
the most uoteable- Of tho large number which
have been effected in our streets, Was: sprung
upon the brokers. This at the time was q very
1u:.4.-. ] .,1,. 1,,1 1T -, -;
, 1872-11-26

'aOn saturdays this train viii ne to Champaign.
Chicago, fndiaunpolIs &: Cincinnati Through
Line. via hanknhee Route.
Trains arivo and depart from the Great Cenra Railroad
Depot, foot of through tickets and sleep-
enef ~ Honsa cor
neI Of Cangreta-sr., and Mchigeu-ay zlse, foot ot
Twenty J-1ecund- -3t.-CoQdonse 1lne-Iab
Dall5, oxIep3
Sunday Daily.
Leave Chicago. Et9 2.H ?.
AIr1vp It indianapolis i:3 3aU J.
AIFiEe at Cincinnati 9:1u 9l5 a.
Trans arrive ut Chicago at 90 aud 9:15 ?. r
Oaly lics running Saturday pigt train to tncinaati4
The entire train through to Cincinnati. Pau11
aleep9rs oa ukht trains
, 1872-11-26
RAILROAD THE rAH1.
ARRlV Al AND DEfiPT[JRE m fRiINS


Chicago. Hqr1inston q Ru,,cy Rn;lroua.
ST.. ard Canal and Si1teentA-s:a. Snu et:eeath-
Briggs House and ut DGpoty. AeAe* osac9 u
, 1872-11-26

eACeQtus iGaLu1do1 e1Eepttas +a+eAao3 GA"
copied
Lake Shore s. Michigan Southern.
Depot corner Of Harrison Sherrsaa-sts Ticket oca
southwest corner OF Gadisos and Canal-sta.
Mail, via Air Line and Main
spseiei @ New York. Express - - L..
Atisnte Express idaii55, " r,.-
gts: s. j: Min 5 ;: = ~
sanda5a d. asdsys d.
Chicago. Daasi1le q Fiuceunss Rniiroad.
It. E. 9 ST +
!: e. dspat. saiasr aslstad aud 1sEfoii: @
f.a,l; Eyaas;c Tcr.e Haute E .n H. RR n.
Freight and Ticket OMee 1ss Wesniae:on-st. ' 'A''
sSuzdey excepted. +Alouday excepted.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne tzs Chicago Railroad.
kssidf s p n: !s@s a IT, n:
fasf A1ne '.-.-..----..'--''.-" p N. IS = M
Vsipsis;o fs ,: D. r. r. sS2 P n: n
Sundays excepted. iiond*ys e1csptsd. Daily.
'Saturdsya and Sundays excepted.
Michigan Central ard t:-eat Western Hait-
Depot foot Of Laks:st, snd ioos of Tgeatysocondst
Mai Ssss saa e Hias: M 81 Aaa2s
!s$k:sa RsI i2sR n: n:
Atlaatis 'l,,3 Express tdsily'. 55p ,.s:S9
ZOE EDiixRoi.:s u EEa6 4 q soAD H.
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ht aa,y ts9 a4dspse
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General Passenger Agaat.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-09
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OepsstA Tuesdsys Tbufsdsys and SAtnfdays' 1t Am.
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Hydrophsbla.-A genuine mad dog VA
killed in Deer Lodge Tueedey norning. II
came down Main etrset on .. trot, with
manfb fioihin3 mn through de OftS e.
kerry and out into the yard, where It attack.
ed. unfortunately, wood piles, wagons. o,
anything thai stdod In Ito way!H !lfra J. H.
Myers attention being called to it, he saw
at once the animal was laboring under On
attack of hydrophphA, asd taking his. ~
volver IN hand, walked toward II. When
1t dlscotered Mr.. u. il, rushed furiously n
him; bat be wes too quick for Il, for two
we'll directed shots laid It dead at ,his, feet,
Mr.: M. deserves great credit for the prompt.
oess withcwhic6 he dispatched ilhe mtconisAtisrs
for doubtlessit would have bitten somebody
in very short time. ---------r------------
Our town he's been full Of dogs this win.
ter-most Of them strays-owned BY no.
body in particular, yet making themselves
perfectly Ut home everywhere. But since
the killing Of the mad one, many otbers
have disappeared on euspicioo, and. now
they ars rsducsd 70 respectable number.