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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
EOUAL RIGmTa.

The rights OF coloFsd passengers on steam
boats recently came up idf argument In case
tried in Supreme Court Of Iowa. The plain
it'd, aD educated and respectable eoIoFad woman
purchased a fGsi-cIass ticket from . Mississippi
river packet company at Davenport. aOu going
to dinner she was not allowed a seat al The table
and soon afterwards elected from the CABIN.
On this, snit was brought for damages. In
rendering his opinion, the Chief Justice said
that rule OF custom Of a steamboat as q COM
mon carrier, requiring persons Of color to occu-
py seat at the table in the pantry or on the
guards Of the beat, Is not reasonable, end cannot
be enforced; also, that psrson Of cdlor Is en-
titled TO the same rights and privilege while
travelling upon a steamer ~ a white person, and
clnnot be required BY any rule or custom based
upon distinction on account Of color or race
70 accept other or different Accommodations thar
those given to white passengers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
Suspension iu Reading.


TmR FIRM or BUsHONG a BkoTHER TEMPORARILY
as SUSPENDED.
The Reading Eagle, Of Thursday, has the fol-
lOWing:-
This morning. ths Messrs sBushong & Brother,
bankera. eauaed the following notice To be placed
above the window Of the "paying teller :"
NOTICE
Finding Il impossible TO convert our seeurl-
ties so as 10 meet tho extraordinary demands
which afa daily bslng made ON us, we have de-
tertnined 20 suspend for the present. The bank
will be kept open for the purposc of settling and
3adInalng lB Affairs. Our securities and assets
Felarg6ly In excess Of all our liabilities, and no
loss eau result TO any of our creditors or dcposi
tors. Our securities will be collected aud con-
VeFted as soon as can be DONE"
The following notice was posted above the win
dow OF the "ReceiVlng Teller"
NoTIcE.
as sAO deposits viii be received iOr the present
except tor OverdFawn accounts aud notes falling
due.h
The Messrs. Bushong have the confidence, re
spect and esteem Of everybody to-day the same n
yesterday, last week or last year. They are soune
and honest men, and although the scarcity o
money and their inability to realize on their pre-
sent IRVestments eOmpels them to suspend TO
~ the present. there Is not a shadow OF doubt tina
they are able 70 pay aud will pay every dollar q
their depOsltOrs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10

THE BOMBAY Hook RoAD.-The first OF
this week the first train over the Bombay
Hook Railroad and It's connections vas run
from Smyrna to ChestertOWn, Nd, via Mas
sey' and Kent County Il. II. Col. Bingham,
accompanied BY small party made the trip
In comfortable passenger coach from the
South Jersey road. On reaching ChestertOWn
after q pleasant run of % miles by rail, over
this new route, the party chartered carriages
and drove over to Herring Ponds on the
Chesapeake terminus Of Jay GOuld's railroad
enterprise. The steam dredging machine is
now engaged In digging q channel from the
Bay 10 the pond ,rand the pile dryer Is in the
pond ready to commence work on the pieT.-
The channel will be about 20 yaFds. The pond
depth Of IL feet. 1t will make an unsurpassed
harbOr for the Haltin0te steamer. The 75-a
ere purchace Of land there, recently made fOl
the Company by Col. Bingham, gives de
lightlul outlook over the Bay and the country
to the rear. Its high bluff OF beauties
land, 90 feet abOveathe water level. W
The section Of railroad yet to be built to com
plete the line TO the Chesapeake, defects from
the Kent County road at WOrtOn Station thu:
leaving ChestertOWn four uIies to the south
and making an air line Of ak miles 10 IN
"HeTFlng Ponds, = via Bel Air. ln selectin
this route, (Which was the original route b
which the Kent County road proposed to reae
the Bay) the Company save distance OF y
miles aud by selecting the Ponds for term
linus, an expenditure OF so, 900 Is saved In y
CONSTRUCTION Of harbOr. OF the ~ mile
track, above referred 70, 81 are already -
from WoTtons and grading Is now going ON Il
1.-The balance. afIfyt
The old route proposed, and partly compl
! ted, by the Kent County Company, from Che
! ltertOWn 10 Deep Landing, viii OF course
abandoned. Five milea 81 this rDutes trol
lChesteFtOWn 10 Bel Air, have been complete
! ming but the rails are now being torn up 81
4 | used for sldings on the Bombay Hook road.
y Thus great outlay Of money and labor com
10 naught. t.-SmYTHa 1tmfa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10

A CAUTION TO AUcrIoNEERs.-We under
stand that our county court last week decided a
point that particularly interests the auctioneer,
the bidder, and the person making the sale. Tbs
case was this: Alarm was ';knocked down. %
bidder, who afterwards refused to comply with
the terms because no one but the auCtiOneer bid
against him. The case was taken into Co1rl
The auctioneer was witness, testified that tht
purchasers statement was correct, and the cour
declared the sale a fraudulent one and not valid
The substance of thia decision il, in plain words
that an auctioneer has no right 10 ''run up
property on bidder simply to make gooC
sale.-Liberiy [Frederick county. Md, Banner
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
For he Gazette
CubeEnatorlaI.

A correspondent in your paper, a few days ago,
Fecommaaaea Wm. Bright, Esq, as the right man
10 be nominated by the Democratic party for Gov
ernoF in the approaching campaign. | do not
know who this correspondent Is, but 1t appears to
ma taking all things into consideration, that his
choice Is good and eminetly fit one to be made.
It is well known IN this community that Mr..
Bright IL q safe man to be entrusted with any
kind Of business, never letting the excitement Of
the moment get the advantage Of his better judge
ment, He Is, Is your former correspondent hints,
a sslf-made man, born and reared in comparative
obscurity, il is true it is just so much the more,
however, to his credit that he has steadily worked
his way up until the present and to-day, without
any vain or ftppaAt show about it, he is one oil
our largest freeholders thereby contributing more
towards carrying ON the City government than
nnv other single individual. As landlord Mr.
Bright has, aud still is frequently called upon tC
discriminate between the worthy and the un
worthy tenant, but he has never yet been known
10 sell the goods of the poor man for rent, or anJ
other claim due him. II, therefore, We can hav'
OUGHT to be proud OF him, and go into the hgh
they have been made manifest for some year
past in DelaWaFe, should be an inducement 70
rs % call out, aud put in nomination our strong
est men; mea who will make personal exertion II
every way for the party success, and we think il
Mr.. Bright We have just such man. ThereiorC
with him for our leader, the party itself through
out tie Siate units and the campaign so conduct
I'd tak enc ballot only shall be p0lled by each an
SEQ nG 10 SOter in the State there can be, n
dOabt, OF success Yours &c 8.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
DAILY GAZETTE.
Tho DoIaVVare oaaotro.

The DELAWARE GAZETTE (Wsekly)JOr this week
10 oct, and is . number far superior to its very
excellent predecessors Besides the usual large
amount Of miscellaneous, editorial and general
local matter, there will be found the able and
cOuraeing report Of Geo, W. Stone, Esq, Secretary
OF the Board Of Trade, ADD the interesting pro.
cJedings Of the Odd FeIlOws, Grand Lodge and
Grand Encampment, dunng the week. The GA
zETTE is the only weekly paper that contains
these ptocSeding in full and is therefore just th'
paper for Odd Fellows to send to their friends and
Brothers at distance. Price, five centsp per copy
ready for mailing. Per year, two dollars in adj
vance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
Cheering news FrSm shrevepSrs

TIE BACKBONE OF TIE TERkIBLE YELLoW-FR-
YER sCoUR9E BnoKEN-THE PKfRsTs WHO
HAVE FALLEN VICTIMS.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 9. A special despatch
from Shreveport says that DR.. Burns reports
the backbone Of the epidemic broken, but only
ice will destroy the poison, more malignant than
he ever met .+rs s.-.r. =
Very Rev. II. Gand. Of the Society Of Mary,
president of 81. Mary Jefferson College, parish
Of St. james, died here yesterday. Rev. Father
Levsont died at Shreveport to-day. He wa
secretary TO the Bishop Of Natchitochea, and
makes the third priest Of that diocese who ha!
died Of the fever.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
How Two Poor college Boys were "Hs1.

HOW Two Poor college Boys were az
ed :"
Yesterday, the first Monday of the college
year at Harvard, goes among the collegians by
the name of "Bloody Monday" as it is the day
on which the seveTest hazing Of the freshmen is
prosecuted by the sophomores. Wecall to our
mind one instance Of hSzing on "Bloody Mon
day." which is as admirable and sweelly touch
ing as such instances are generally reyolting and
disgracelul. 1t occsrred, i We remember cor
rectly, in 1862. 1t was notice BY some sopho-
mores that ;tw0 country boys had begun their
housekeeping in a room on the ground floor OF
one of the college halls, With miserable apollo
gy for q bed, no carpets, no table, and only two
chairs, a. the sum total Of their outfit. 1t was
learned also that they proposed to board them
selves, and had only few dollars for their food
d1ring the term. 'On this hint they acted. y
On "BlOody Monday" night the poor trembling
youths we're summoned b 'soph," who was
not over courteous, TO 90 10 room upstairs
| Upstairs they went, pale and trembling, expect
ing to be dealt with without mercy. They were
detained there an hour or 60, not being molested
but only qnizzed by the circle Of @sophS' in tn,
room. They were then dismissed 10 their owl
room. When they entered it, il was over mic,
new carpet There was tasteful bedslead ant
appurtenancesb a study table, chairs, lamp, 4
bookcase. stove, and so forward, and in thei
closet they found provisions for several days
This was hazing to blessed purpose. We fea
that the example stands almost or quite alone
l-BEDFoRD (MAss.) MERCURY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
New Lie for the Iangulta.

Perfect health is vouchsafed to few. Probably
ninety people out of every hundred who call them
selves healthy have their turns Of languOr. ex
haustion depression of spirits and bodily pain. At
these times q Wineglassful Of HOstetters Stomach
Bitters is as refreshing the shadows Of rock in
a weary land" 1t invigorates and rests the system
and cheers the mind The effect of the Bitters in
cases of nervous debility produced either BY undue
physical exertion. over-study. intense anxiety. OF
any other cause. Is wonderfully reViVing and in
vlgOratinE. In fact. this healthful vegetable TO
stOFatiVe possesses medicinal properties which en-
title il the rank Of article of prime necessity
and it should be kept on hand in every dwelling
and promptly taken as a remedy for all the mlneI
ailments as we'll as for more serious complaints.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10

Y FRANCIS QUIGLEY. hereby give notice that
L. shall apply To the Judges of the Court OF
6saeral Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State OF Delaware. in aud TOR the County OF
New Castle. at the November Term, A. ID. Isl 5 foI
q License to keep . Tavern. called the "MadlsOI
House" at go Madison street. In the Fihh Ward
WilminRton, Del and the following freeholders re
comment the said application. 70 wit:
Daniel Redden. Daniel eAvey,
Hugh Quigleys Michael DougaeTty,
James MahArt. John harklnS.
Iames Bnteher John HarkiRs, Jr,
n p HassOn AdOlphus IIesse,
Daaisi HaFick Michael Mundy,
Neal o 'DORnell Charles Higgits.
Neal Mclaughlin. Daniel HAgeFy.
Edward DOugherty. bis
.John Sine. Philip - DOHSheTty,
Edward McAteeF, mArk.
kxra Comfort, JF., Wrr.-Neal pAuxherD'
Samuel Barley, Joseph Reed. -.
John SeelmAn, oc9 y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
KIllod on tho race course.
oTAkR JOCKEY Thhf1oI1A OF THE
AWAY's vIcIoUsNKss.

WNoHDsrER. Va, Oct, 9.-The fair was large
" attended to-day. s. d, Longs sOrFel fully won
theFnnning race aud took the premium. John y
s0WeEs' fhFee-years.old colt bueksSla won tne
erotting race Al the start OF the first race to-day
tae horss 81 which UPtoa U. Long, Of Cumber-
land Was riding SHE'D the track, jumped the fence
pitekea him over head foremost and fell on him
q ~ landod % the opposite side breaking All ths
rihs - tne lslk sids. He died tonight This 4
+. - sasond rider that this horse harsaWly hai
killed within year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10

Iho aaapenalan 0i the bank ing house OF Bash
0ng = hFoiher, q Reading, was FePorttd here
yesierday. Their liabilities on deposits are said
70 b large, but the house 4 tugposed 70 Dc
pleA.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
NOTICES.

WORCESTERSHIRE OF CO-PARTNER-
IN SHIP.-The CO-DaTtnership heretofore ex-
isting between HenFy +. Dure and Evan IhOm ~.
Carriage Manufacturers. trading under the arm
mutual consent. The business of the late hrm will
W Ss''''u " A'1'' HENRY F. DURE,
ocIO-d6t* EVAN THOMAS.
ATOTICE.-A NIGHT SCHOOL under the diree,
N tion of the Board Of Pablie Education, VIII
be opened in the Old Academy Building in the
Ninth Ward. for Boys and Girls, on Monday Eve
"'ns' '''' '''N' II. g. SHORTLIDGE.
oe10 3t JAS. y. MORROW.
Committee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
NOTICE.

Y FREDERICK SCHMIT. do hereby give nOtiee
Ia that Fhall apply TO the Judges OF the Court
OF eneral Sessions. Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
Of the State Of Delaware in and for the county oI
a License 10 keep . Tavern, called the Logan
House." " at the corner Of Delaware Avenue and Du;
pont Street. ia the 7th Ward Wilmington. Del. and
The following freeholders recommend the said appli-
cation. to wit
IosaDh Orme James Mekenrick.
John Hartmann. Cleaden,.
Iannes Rice n. III. kumfOrd,
his Joseph Flanagan,
William y Akin, Thomas Smith,
marx Vim. I. Bullock.
Wrf-Thomas Graves, William Berry,
John DOnOhus. John MOntgomeH.
AdFien Huaues, ID. r. felklLs,
Richard Walker, samuel MuiAmS.
Louis BarthOlomi. Johh AcAnney,
M, l. Liehtenstein. Andrew stewart, a.
| pkilip y Tyre IL. AhreRs. oeN-St
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
China. Glass aud QueensWar
AZ goa Market street.
WILMINGTON, DEL

40 viii b. found the larg.st and best ASSERT
ment of the above goods N ne StA1e. & ESnA ~.
NJ China Dinner Sets, BAnd Gains lea Sets'
vTH{.a-China Tea Sets, White China Dtnpsr Setst
EiSSris' White Iron stone Dinner Sets, EdS9r
White IroA Stone Toilet sets kdsards v sc 4ISa e
Tcn,.en IIoOds of eveFy descri kaeeS Atticis
IA sndiess variety; Hard Rubber hAnele halss.es. s..
80 of hest Quality, Cut Glassware OF every De-
S.rintiop, Pressed GlaSswars Of even dsser uon.
! ssSStsP MI Ismps Portland Kerosene Qhs Lame
s,Sia..eTs - The attention OF those IN want ol
hs .lS,ve goods i invited 20 my stock goods ~
shis line The quality Of the Foods e ne pest o
the kind that be found and the prices - -" =
s%s!s sTSS sS'0' can THos.Y 'DEEORMAEDIE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
NOTICE.

I CHARLES J. KYLE. do hereby give
4 notice that / shall apply TO the judges Of the
Court OF General Sessions Of the Peace and jail
Delivery. Of the State Of Delaware in and for the
County Of New Castle. at the November IOrms A..
D. 1873. for License to keep Tavern ct s. =. cor.
Of Fourth and Orange streets, Wilmfngton. Del,
called the Nv estern Hotel" and the following free
holders recommend the said application. TO wit:
c. Witsil. II. F. Finigan, Jr
EumOr Jeferis, ThOs. ID. Gibson,
Chas. Sehmith Peter Springer.
LeOnardt Hamann, p. Monaghan.
Edward Farmer, Conrad Keller,
Henry Grebs, William Baxter,
WIN. III. Chadwick, Thomas Burke,
+. j. MeManus. Jacob Hauser,
Meheal Megary, John Dugan,
John Stiiber, u. Rehfuss.
A. Bickta. Francis Biekta.
William Green. James Clark:
OcH SIT, 4. & T.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10

r NJ. A. REYNOLDS, do hereby give notice that
1S l shall apply 20 the Judges OF the Court Of
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the State of Delaware. in and for the County Of
New Castle at the November Term. A. d. 1878, for
License TO keep a Tavern. called the Malta
House" at No. lO3 East Water street. Second Ward.
Wilmington. Del, and the following freeholders
recommend the said application. 10 wit:
Charles Weyl, John George Hirzel,
James Christy. 7. kienle.
Francis Elliott. Wm. II. Beckiey.
CharleI +. Sparks. Michael kenney.
John Mealey John " Butler
NJ. AlsbeFg. Joshua Baker,
II. b. MeIntire, j. l.. Brown.
Richard Booth, Wm. II. Thompson,
John Bush. Jas. NJ. SWeeten,
i Theodore Schmitt, Sam1 W. Schultz,
i John Hanna, Robert Porter.
| Nicholas Jenny. Joseph StOeckle. oe3-3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
NOTICE.

Il JOHN D0ORDAN, do hereby give notice
~ that shall apply TO the Judges OF the Court
Of GENERAL Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
Of the State Of Delaware in and for the County Of
New Castle. at the November Term. A. D. 1913, for
License 70 keep Tavern at No. 532 East Third
street. Second Ward, Wilmington, Del. and the fol-
lowing freehOlders recommend the said appliea-
ti0n, to wit:
Joshua Baker. John p. Ernest,
John Mealsy, Owen Palmer,
William Lally, his
james +. BTannan, John = Tagger.
Pat. higgins mark.
John Dorsey, WITS. s. Ridgaway,
William McElWee, William c. White,
john Kelly, Charles Cannon,
Theodore Hemp, John B. Estill
g u, Htzel. Daniel Byne,
Cloud Butler, his
John Mckenna. George u Duffy.
Robert Gamble, mark.
John q. Hay, WTT.-D. 5. Higgins.
William X. bowman, William White. oel)-3l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10

NYOTICE.-W. f. WILLIAMS, Druggist, here
IN by gives notice OF his intention to apply to
the Judges Of the Court Of General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of Del
aware in and for the County Of New Castle. at the
November Term. A. d. 1873 for license TO dispense
Spirituous Liquors for medicinal use at tho South
west corner OF Ninth and Market streets. in the
Fifth Ward. WumngtOn, Del. The said applica-
ton, is recommended by the fOlloWing freehold
ers, in said ward
John X. Kane. N. d. Thomas NJ. Cuibert.
Edward Strauss. Joel First,
james II. BegSs. W. I. w WestbrOok.
Patrick Taggatt. John IL. Walraveu.
r. Morrison. Emile Bueher.
Joseph Sehoheld. y. James Belt,
Edward ]. Dougherty, W.. Chandler,
VIM. u. keynOld5, Thomas Green.
George CIeland, John PattinsOn,
BENJAMIN Wells, Daniel SprinbeLt.
EdW ard " HOOpCs, Obed Bailey, d. D.
Samuel Marshall. MARSHALL Pnilllns. oell..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
NOTICE.

SNTTH6 PAYNTER. druggists. hereby announce
- their Intention OF applying 20 the judges ot
he Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace and Jal
Dslivsry Of the State Of Delaware in and for the
county u New Castle, at the November Term \. ID
lsI3 for license 70 dispense spir,tno1s LIQUORS i9S
medical purposes, ~ No. IVl Market susSs, VIZ,
recoinnsndsd by the following saostanaAl tree-
hnlhnra. 10 Wit
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
NOVICE.

3N1a
r GEO. +. ROBINSON. do hereby give notice
of General Sessions of the Peace and Jail De
livery Of the State Of Delaware, in and for the
County of New Castle, at the November fern. A.
d, 1878, for License 10 keep a Tavern called the
'Sey suth Ward House. ). W. corner Tenth and
Orange street. in the Seventh Ward. wilmington.
Del, and the following freehOlderS recommend the
sai6 annIiaation. a Wit
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10

NoTICE.-I. AUGUSTUS TENW EGRS, do here
IN by give notice that shall apply to the Judges
Of bhe Court Of General Sessions OF the Peace and
JIS Delivery Of the State Of De aware, in and for
the County Of New Castle. at the November Term,
A. D., 1873, for a License to keep Tavern at 4ll
King streets. Fourth Ward. Wilmington, Del, and
the following ireehOlders recommend the said ap-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10
NOTICE.

T JOHN McCLAFFERTY. do hereby give notice
1a thai shall apply to the Judges of the Court Of
General Sessions. ofth Peace and Jail Delivery OF
Castle, At the November Term, A, d. 1873. for a
License to keep Store for the sale OF Liquor and
General Merchandise, at 81 East Fifth street. in
the Fourth Ward. Wilmington, Del. aud the follow
ing freehOlders recommend the said application
| kor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-10

JUSTICE or THE tsEACE,
s. SUMMIT BR1DGR.
yls-vOa New Val.la NuslS. Del
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-12

in other European towns--pleasant
rooms, wholesome, appetizing food OF
moderate prices, good and cheap amuse-
ments, and that quiet, easy going way
of life which breeds oheerfulness Of tenn.
per and serenity Of soul. and is so agree.
able to one fresh from the hustle OF
American cities. You will find nothing
Of the kind here. The city is noisy,
dirty and overcrowded. Prices in
the good hotels are much higher than
in the dearest in America, and the
second class hotels are intolerable.
Lodging places are. as a rule, dirty and
unwholesome, and enormously exper-
siye. The cookery is an unsuccessful
imitation Of the French, with a mixture
OF German aavors that renders most
dishes insupportable to an American
palate. The streets are so crowded and
50 unclean that walking is wearisome
and disagreeable, while in many Of the
narrow business thoroughfares it is posi-.
lively dangerous. Then there is the
magnetic influence of a great crowd OF
eager, excited people that irritates the
nerves and fatigues the body more than
hard labor, and keeps one in constant
state of feyerish unrest. Add TO all this
the consciousness of being swindled in
every payment which you make, and
ysu will have a general idea OF the disa-
greeable accompaniment Of living here.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-12
Kit or RurgIar,. TooIs.

The most important article is the
Jimmy, whose name has become, as peo-
pie say, household word, and yet very
few who have never seen a jimmy know
what it is. It may relieve the ignorant
and puzzling ones to know that jimmy
is but corruption Of the honest crow
bar. made of steel constructed so that
the leverage is very great. They meas
ure in length from two feet TO three and
one-half feet. Next 10 the jimmy the
alderman ranks in Importance, and con-
cerninp that article even more made
ouate notions prevail The alderman,
when in position, is an upright post
about three and half feet high fastened
TO the floor by screws, and braced on one
eide. at the top, by a plank or Joist, so
that II forms an immovahle pillar,
AGAINST which a drill or jack may be
placed. The most expensive tool IN the
kit is a jack, an instrument constructed
on the principle Of the screw OF that
name. in common use, with the differ
ence that a fine thread gives 1t almost
unlinsited power, aud that instead OF Lat
plates to rest upon the objects TO be sep
srated. there are claws which can be
introduced into cracks or other creviees.
Besides these tools there are wedges
whose use is readily understood, monkey
wrenchss, saws, files, gimlets, pincers,
skeleton keys and levers, with tubes with
which to blow powder under doors or
into key holes, fuses and other contriv-
ances, whose use might vary with cir
cuustRnces. The implements are made
of the best steel, Of superior finish. and
a complete set oosts from eight hundred
70 one thousand dollars.