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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-01
D, H. MACADAM,
a., Secretary of Committee.

KNOXVILLE, April 30, 1873.
Hon. Messrs. BroaOn, BL0aO and Others:
GENTLEMEN: / have before me your
very courteous letter inviting me to attend
Congressional Convention at st. Louis.
L respectfully decline mixing myself up
with any more Southern Commercial and
Agricultural Conventions. Before the late
rebellion the leaders in Southern politics
got up a series Of Southern Commercial
Convention and while they were for the
ayOwed purpose of advancing the Com
mercial, mech anical and agricultural in
terests of the Southern States, they were
in reality, as avOwed by Mr.. Yancey, in
tended to fire the Southern heart and in
struct the Southern mind in the arts of
war, and in bringing on the villainous
went into the rebellion were all presided
over by Democratic Governors, who, sue
ceeded in plunging the country headlongin-
to bloody and four years war. The result
of this conflict / need not pause to give
the particulars of, as the whole country is ia
miliar with them. The country is now pros
porous and happy and wealth and abund-
ance meet the eye wherever you go. What
we want is harmony and universal ac-
ceptance of the state of things as they ex-
ist. / speak advisedly when / say Con-
gress will cheerfully give to the country
such national legislation as is wanted. We
have already the best currency of any
country in the civilized world.
We need about five hundred millions
of greenbacks added to our present circu-
latiOn to enable us to meet the wants of
commerce and trade. fHri.'i
Very respectfully, &C., u
w. q. BROwNLOW.
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ale Of Valuable Lands near Knoxville.


On Saturday, the Sd Nay Of May, 1s73,l
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE PRONOUNCED BY
ID the United States District Court for the Eastern
District Of Tennessee atthe January term. 1873 in the
matter Of SAINT H. Davis Co. bankruPts. win sell
land which lately belonged to SamI H. Davis Esqr,,
situated on the Knoxville and Clinton Turnpike about
mile and half distant from the city of Knoxville
Said trrct contains about 25 ceres 80 of which
is well timbered. II is al! productive. ard lies WE'LL
Offering the most desirable sites for suburban resi-
dences and the most eligible locations for market gar
dens. nurseries, or dairy farms to be found in the vi
cinity Of the city twill be carefully surveyed and
subdivded into plats and tracts to suit
plat of the ground win be prepared for inspection as
soon as practicable. ID HtFn IEngIA -fIler},T I
The terms Of the sale will be- Onethrd of purchase
money in cash. third in six months and one third
IN twelve months from the day of sale without inter-
est Notes with approved security will be taken for
land as additional security therefor.
49,, s. n. VANCE, Assignee
6 Frrrs q 81
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-01
THE ST. LOUIS CONGRESSIONAL CON.
sf VENTION.
A Letter from Senator Brownlow.

The citizens of st. Louis have invited
many Of the prominent members Of Con-
gress to meet in convention in that city on
the 18th instant, to consider the agricultu-
raj, manufacturing and commercial needs
of the West and South, in the hope of
thereby securing their aid towards obtain
ing such National legislation as viii Insure
the improvement of present and the open
ing of new water lines Of transportation
to the seaboard. The convention is
to be entertained by the city. On the
10th a grand excursion party of the same
invited guests will make an excursion to
Galveston, Texas, via the Indian Nation.
The trip is to last eight days. ksrsla E
Invitations were extended to Senator
Brownlow and Representatives Maynard
and .Thornburgh. 1t will be seen that
Senator Brownlow declines going, and has
written the letter found below: -
itna "a ST. LOUIS, April %, 1873
Hon. IVn,. G. BroWntoaO:. .ee
DEAR SIR-YOu are respectfully and ear
nestly invited to attend Convention of
members of both Houses of Congress, to be
held in this city, commencing on the 18th
day of May, next, at II o'clock, NJ, at
which time it is proposed to lay before you
the Agricultural, Manufacturing and Com
mercial needs of the West and South, in
the hope of thereby securing your co oper-
alton towards obtaining such National
Legislation, as will insure the improvement
of the present, and the opening up of new,
water lines of transportation to the sea-
board. ii
You are respectfully requested to inform
the President of the Executive Committee,
as soon as convenient, if you can accept
this invitation. All members of the Con-
yention will be the guests of the City of
st. Louis Respectfully,
JOSEPH BROWN,
Mayor and President of Executive Com.
HENRY T. BLOW,
Vice President of Executive Committee.
VIM. III. Scudder, s. III. Latin,
Thomas Allen, e. ID. Jones,
VIM. Currie, George Balm, ~ e3
Bart. Able, Web. M. Samuel,
John s. McCune, ID. p. Rowland,
Adolphus Meier, Chauncey I. Filley,
Joseph O'Neil, G. l.. Joy,
James B. Eads, Miles Sells,
Gerard B. Allen, Jno. A. Scudder,,
B. r. Bonner.
Executive Committee.
D, II. MACADAM,
f#uI Secretary of Committee. /.
KNOXVILLE, April 80. 1873,
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). Most army officers are expert in the game
of cold sledge,r but as yet General Gillem
and his men out in the Modoc region have
failed to "turn up jack"
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In Bankruptcy. fl uI
In the District Court of the United States for the East
ern District of Tennessee. y"
In the matter of Nichols. Page & Co. against whom
petition for adjudication of bankruptcy was filed
on the Sd day of April, 1873. q TlF3' 1T 51I1
Eastern District of Tennessee, IS.
N THIS CAUSE, 1T APPEARING FROM THE
returns of the Marshall messenger. upon the or
der show cause heretofore issued against c. c. Mich
OILS, Harvey Page and w. T.. Chttenden. comprising
said firm Of Nichols Page Co.. that the said Harvey
Page and the said W. f. Chittenden cannot be found
in this Disric 1t is ordered that Harvey PAGE and
W r. Chttenden appear before this court. as court
of bankruptcy, to be holden Nashville in the coun-
ty Of Davidson in said Dstrict on the 3oth day Of
April. A. d. 1873, at 10 o'clock A. M and show cause
if there be- why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted. -
1t is further ordered that copy of this order be
published in the Knoxville Daily Press and Herald
and the Knoxville Daily Chronicle. newspapers pub
lished in Kno3yille Tennessee, for fifteen days.
= Attest: .5r a.. p. T, L. WILLIAMS
apl5dl5t ft,ts Clerk of the Court.
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..f Sb r.i VALUABLE
Mining and Manufacturing Property
FOR SALE.

FOR s SALE.
n Nqr.M ssssn
M. c. Wilcox Z Co. vs.. the East Tennessee Zine Com
Zinc Company John T. 3 Brsnne1 vs. the
eta VS.; the East Tsnnes see Zinc Company: Bran
pany; W; J. Bstterton g Co. vs.. the East Tennes-
see Zine COMPANY; I. n. Gore vs., the East Ten
Tennessee Zinc Company; r. II. Ashmore ct al vs..
the East Tennessee Zinc Company. .il'l,yI !
IN PURSUANCE TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
at TIE en Ja 9 tyr Is7 Of the United States
SELL upon the pres ses IL and near Messy Creek Ten.
uessee. on $50 tH T5fa4h n0}f5g
7. Z WEDNESDAY,, APRIL soth, ls7s,
at public auction to the highest bidder the valuable
n f9 Cd seS. sa
sSsh ssss s e E a
anG s Ss Il
Messy Creek together with all the right title interest
erals in certain lands mentioned and described IN tie
peadngs and attachments in the above causes and ali
the right said company has of mining upon said lands
3tisa 9f3 pa TERMS. / JIG N0iIavi
The real estate with its fixtures win Be sold d,
which, a fb s psis Is &
equal amounts falling due in SIX txsss sSd sisS Ss
ton, may pay fifty per cent Of the pufphisS mon n
hand and execute notes without security enc 70
months for seventeen per cent. and one 90 eiehecn
months for per cent of the purchase men
ey In either case the notes shah bear atefsst nan
ana a nota en snail De retained upon the pror
Payment Of all sums Of twenty FIVE dollars AM =
DER accruing from the sales of personal prOpsrtv I'm
be required to be made at the time Of sale; bf sursdt
OF SIX months will be extended to all purchasers ef
twenty dollars said purchasers BEING resIife 70
execute notes with approved security bearing infersst
from date, Tor the payment Of such sums II
~, ~ -13-rs s-- II. N. AIKEN,
aplodtapSO a1s.sE CLERK and Commissioner.
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U. 8. MAIL PACKET HUuH Martin.

Dc d MAAA PACKET HUGH MARTIN.
Will ply between Loudon and lockwood as follows:
Leave LONDON daily {Sundays exceptedJ at M.
AM. making connection with y. s. mail packet aI1ey
ecker" for all points below Mondays and THURSDAYS
Returning1eave lockwood at liz AM Kinsston
at 2P.M M, and arrive at Loudon at PM.
- For freight or passage apply on board. or at ]. NJ
Denning's. ap2Odf VIM. ALLISON. Master & Cl'k.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

Notice to Special T az Payers.
T>HE Law OF DECEMBER "a. 1872, REQUIRES
every person engaged in any business ayocation
or employment, which renders him liable to
SPECIAL TAX.
to procure and place conspcuousy in his establish
ment or place of business, -
- A STAMP
denoting the payment Of said Special Tax before
mencing business. 8 -
The taxes embraced within the provisions of law
above quoted are the following, viz:
Dealers retail liquor. Is 90
Dealers wholesale liquor 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, so 90
Dealers in malt liquors. retail 20 90
dealers IN lear tobacco. 70 %
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. rs 90
and on sales of over 81 GEO. fifty cents for every ~
dollar in excess of $1,000. = EEkh Feks#EE8fs 2
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 500. 90
Manufacturers OF stills. so %
and for each still or worm manufactured..... 20 o.
Manufacturers of 10 90
manufacturers of IL 90
Feddlers OF tobacco, hrst class. (mere than two
Pedders of tobacco. second class q horses L Is 90
Pedders OF tobacco, third class Il horse)... Is 90
Pedders OF tobacco, fourth class ION foot or r
- public conveyance. 10 90
Brewers OF less than $50 barrels. so 90
Brewers OF 5OJ barrels or more 100 90
Any person who shall fail to comply with the fore
going requirements will be subject to severe penalties
Special tax Payers throughout the United States are
reminded that they must make application to the Col
lector Tor Deputy Collector their districts
and procure the proper stamp for the Specs year.
May l. 1873. without waiting for further
Collector Internal Revennc, I'd District. Teun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the jefferson Market Police Court, Yesterday,
lanes Anderson 665 WeL committed in default Of
81 600 snseng pokeibo containing S23 go from James
FARRELL OF No l46 Nnetesnh lie admitted the Henry
Of Seyenhaye and Jame Culienth Of No 29
seeobve default Of $1,000 charge Of
having broken John Haley No 33s Beeeker
e YESTERDAY morning and Of having stolen theom cloth valued az
King lOl HonSon-s committed In de-
fault Of ball. having stolen 800 from Henry BunDn Of
No. Is HorHuost.
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, be-
Recorder Haekst Mr. Resell appearing for he people,
james Sullivan charged with Tobbng James Quet Of No All
Thirteenhsl. July 20 Of watch worth ~ v" &C
ing worth 800 July D. from Thomas Hspn on No %
petty larceny; Pentsnay, moAIs A. H. Hum
mel for Rose Reilly, stealing So from Leopold Col
liez, Aug 81 state Prison, three yeaTs John o. Mott
for The prisoner The fOlOHlng prisoners pleaded guilty
Thomas L. Lamb Of grand lAeny, in stealing silk, worth
soc from the store Of Lord Taylor July 49, sent
to the Prison three years Hugh MCoy for breaking INTO
the premises Of No 81 BOwery Aug g. ard
stealing - sent to the House Of Refuge H.n heInsn for
it, Of No 30 East Threhs on July
49, gold worth $50 me STATE Prison for
three Deyoe pleaded guilty two assaults upon
other Margaret Barry both Of whom live In
Fth-Ave. There strong
prisoners INSANITY and sent to the Puiten
ary Doyle for petty larceny in stealing from
90 kdges july 10, The materials for four
worth $50, sent to the Penieniiary for sI months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
TIE SITE For TIE NEW PRISON.

There was considerable comment yesterday
in reference TO the choice Of site made by the New City
Prison Commission. The general opinion seemed TO be
favorable 10 the action OF the Commission although
some were apprehenve that private spectators would
scent job TRIBUNE reporter visited the site selected
and made inquiries Of real estate men in regard TO the
effect OF the decision upon property in the immediate
neghborbood The block contains in all 50 buildings of
which front on Canals &c on Elizabeth 10 on Bayard
st. and II Mots In nine OF the houses IN the block
sprtuoue liquors sold Thrtyfour Of the buildings
are OF brick while the remainder wooden structures
The value OF block with the buildings thereon is esti
mated at about 5OOO by who has ownedres estate
IN the neighborbood for "a or 10 years. In this
amount are included the values Of the re-
pair shops of the Fire Department In Eliza
beth-st and the Primary School building on
Mottst. which, with the lots, are city property. The
Of property the block accept the decision OF
the in appropratiRg their property with
great unanmiy and express the assurance that they
own property the neghborhood are not so well salts
ned for theY say that the location Of prison will tend
10 deprecate values. real estate agent who knows
whereof speaks said that the erection OF prison on
the site selected might ptefe the property on Cauaet
which becoming q center for the wholesale TURN
tire trade but the property in the neighborhood on
Elizabeth, BAyard and Mott-sts., would Dc benonted
rather than injured and this would compensate for
ioss suffered other street. There Is hardly
dissatisfaction expressed BY the residents OF the neigh
hOrhood In reference 70 the matter.
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THE RATHBUN FORGERIE.S. .

A STATEMENT FROM SURVIVING ASSIGNEE AND
FRIEND OF RATHBUN.
The discussion of the guilt or innocence of
Benjamin Rathbun the noted forger. which his death
has evoked has brought out letter the subject from
the Hon. L. F. Allen OF Buffalo ~ Y surviving assignee
and close friend Of RathbuD which gives the following
in substance the history Of the socsed "eeven in
dorsers notes. which afterward forged 10y Rath-
buns clerks 10 the amount OF $500 OOO Early in the year
Buffalo OF the New York Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany, for loan Of $4,000. enable him to build the
Exchange" considered a great enterprise in those
days Security unincum bered real estate Of sufficient
value demanded, which Rathbun could not
furnish tbut eleven prominent business men
OF the city agreed TO ind0rse three separate notes
OF IS 900 each, executed by Rathbun The money was
paid 10 him but the Exchange not begun The notes
signed by Rathbun the Endorsements obtained by
Mr. Allen and the notes forwarded 10 the Trust Com
pany The forging OF these notes began early In 1886
the spurious notes being issued in Buffalo, 10 New
York and sold by Rathbuns " note broker" Between
March and July OF that year. 100000 OF this forged paper
had been issued land Sold without the knowledge Of
any OF the eleven ndOrsers OF the Trust Company
but they multiplied rapidly that the suspicious
of holders aroused, and the nquity came TO
light At the meeting of the lndOrsers, OF which Rath
for the benefit OF his creditors Joseph Clay Hiram Pratt
whom Thomas G. Love and Willard Fillmore were alter
ward added. The last two however. after gned
and the estate administered by Clark, Pratt and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
ANOTHER MANITOBA KIDNAPPING CASE.

Senator Ramsey furnishes "a memorandum
of the OF Louis Leendre 10 which he recently
vited the attention OF the State Department at Washing
ton. The points of the affair follows Louis
stendre citizen Of theiUnited States by BIRTH and
the 10th OF October 1871 near the boundary line
but American side Of IT, arrested by two Canadian
officers who by force conveyed him across the line aud
lodged him In prison at Fort Garry from where he
subSec Hently taken 10 aud confined the Stone Fort
For the first fifteen DAYS he haDdcufed for the
next fifteen days he WAS held night and day In spiked
hsndcufs For the frat three months, night and day
he was compelled 10 wear ball aud chain. Hts food
was unfit eaten. and consisted In part OF rotten
meat aud fsh In December following his abduction he
was tried aud convicted upon false accusation OF hay
ing been one the Fenan raiders OF that year and
sentencedtO be hanged the oath OF the next March
This sentence oommuted 10 twenty years imprison-
ment from which after fifteen months he was released
for causes unknown. During his confinement
his treatment Was cruel aud unusual. His cell
vas damp with means OF heating and no room for
exercise In OF his i'll treatment Letendre
is now afflicted with rheumatic disease which makes
him incapable OF labor, Yet lie has vile and seven
children depending upon him Tor their support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
A WHEREABOUTS LANDLORD.

Daniel McCauley, a boarder at the house OF
Patrick Hartigan at No. 629 West Fifty frstst between
Ninth and Tenthsves, dangerously stabbed by the
latter at p M yesterday It appears that McCauiey
and a fellow-boarder named James Mcclure
were quarreng, Hartiean, who had gone 10 pea
in an adjoining room, became incensed at the disturb
ance and rushed upon his boarders with large knife
with which he stabbed McCauley in the right SIDE
face, and shoulder. The wounded man was con-
veyed to the Twenty-second Police Station In
Fortyseventh.st, near Ninthave, whence ne
was transferred to Bellevue Hospital, htei
his woundshad been Temporarily dressed by police
surgeon vino pronounced them fatal HIS assaiant was
arrested II is stated that the had oil been drinking
the stabbing McCauley's antemortem statement Will
be taken this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
PAYMENT OF THE ALABAMA INDEMNITY.

The Erenin0 Post makes the following state
ment concerning the method adopted by the British
Government for the payment OF the Geneva award,
which 1T says is correct:
Early in June contract was entered into by the
British Government with three American banking
houses IN London, Messrs j. 5. Morgan Co., Messfs
Morton Rose Co, and Messrs. j. Cooke, McCulloch
Co.. provide and deposit In NewYOrk TO the order OF
the British Government, their nominee, gold coin 70
the amount OF the Geneva award. Tue nrst OBJECT
was. OF course, 10 provide for the payment OF
the money; the second that this should DO
dono IN such a way as might 50 lar as
would b We probably followed the shipment TO the
UuIled eLates VI }5500U ~ gold, or the sudden draw
,he amount OF toe Sterling equivalent A credit
seeordinyiy Opeped ~ tIr B1ag OF England for the
ia,kcrs rctrred TO- ata Stipulated rate for the dollar
n ~ corr espOaI j. mere n1yc from tDe 10 tine
sIi,,I tie past $50 isosths negotiated exchange
q, iDs .aaNvglt OF lesrlJ A2QUroe. zoe proceeds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
DECISIONS-AUG. Is.

Supreme Cour-By Judge Davis.-ROsenberg agt.
Ros.nbersMOton asnsd without prejudice 70 smother melton on
VIM r. Kn0ep Peodora Weinhard and VIM s.
Nicholas COhen-IBunct0n granted restraining defendant from
selling using labels under the Of ABgosO B
will 10
Common Pleds-By Judge Loew.-Franz Hoff agt.
granted Carl Rnyale Jacob
Mueller agt Chandler T. p. Sutton-Case
MagdAens Morash sgt Carl MorshDvoree granted MARY
d. Standardization denied with ai
mdavits CoTnela A. TroWbnsg DAVID Murray al
granted condition that the action che Supreme Court
discontinued Charles Monks AT. H. c. LusdekeSee
Marine Court hdmbers-By Judge JOachmsen.-
Pan Shelton Osborn Manufacturing Conpsnyorde Of dscon
tinusnce MAtF Welsh-Mson granted Same
der for the examination OF Robert Mayhem. Cohen WOfOer
judgment and writ OF inquiry Sheriff damages
Orcu-0er Tor the Of the
before the TRIAL Cohen sgt SehwarLTen days additional
allowed the plaintiff serve amended complaint sullivan
sye0rier striking - sham. with 81
Rdrsie-EKamination Of Andrew BeiseT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14

NJ xbich have been deposited In certain regisN:ed
banks in this city to the credit OF M. inc
nraait heing given Mt the same time to ths London
bankers in the Bank of England The o.her millSn
nounda or thereabous Is represented ~ called bonus
nnrcbased by the bankers to the contract In London
As bonds purchased the amant is o tBere
unon issues certificates III deposit OF .no
amount Of coin the bona will fepres ssptacates
Of depost in the banks the gold received Tor ps OF
exchange Sold ndorsed to the order OF a Al tbe
hald the nominee OF the British Government ~ eo
oni,act and viii be held by him until the time OF pay
ment of the award on the ish of September Inc Eau
the Secretary of state at Washington III discharge
the award. ,,,.,,.. -. mil "a cuietlv man.
.red and has certainly prevented any OF the appre
hended disturbance In financial affairs
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nistrihniinn nf this halance:
MARSHAL McGRATH's CASE.
To the sEdttOr OF The Trf6uns'

To The EdtIOr OF INC ITFUH"t'
SIR In your report OF the investigation INTO
the truth of tho, charges preferred against me by D.
Warren LawtOn, before the Mayors Secretary Mr.
Wilder, you make 1t appear that was alone in my
denial Of the charges Ny statements were
by Charles A. Dellar Michael Hayes Edward 0 Donnel
nesses against me, each one OF them had
petty spite TO crafty. Mr.. Lawton IS lawyer
Who soueht but failed 10 intimdate inthe discharge
OF nv duty; MI De Groot is without any business
but that Of a specuator, whom rejected as surety
Messrs Field and Sargent are men whom mad pre-
yiousy locked up. Under the circumstances 1t might
be udiciOus in the public to waive an opinion as 10 the
truth fasity OF the charges until the decision OF NE
Honor the Mayor Is announced. ,,-,.,
No. 81 Madisoa-st, Neio- York, Aug Is, 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
POLICE NOTES.

The body of John Shay. age IL, who was drowned
Brooklyn, Sunday s the
Brooklyn, yesterday.
Detectives Heidelberg and Tilley arrested Charles
Wtehel aud H. Carroll Yesterday charge Of having stolen Gallery
from ths store ofJaDes NJ SHAW al No. 20 Duanest aRu
Mary Scott of No. 152 Wooster-st. during a quar-
stabbed twice the back b. her daughter Mary Sect.
day aud we'd slight sonnds The daughter
Henry Harrison age %, of Nc. $50 Greenwch-st..
enng quarrel With Henry Davis In Washington MarEe yesterday
stabbed in the len arm BY him and severely wosne Dsv
arrested
Coroner keenan, was informed. yesterday morn
Ing OF the death Of ross Dillon 49, crushed
few hours previously between Jersey
brdgs. at the foo, Of CortlsndtsL
Coroner Young was given notice yesterday. of the
death. Bellevue Hospital
dni:ly bot Aug In the ghE thgh Keeper Kennedy the
ToEbs the deceased employed carpenter preu
by DeDutyCor
CURED whe The keeper cylinder iro
vover which he had asked Bsn
resulted nv
ntempnee for which deceased saseay
the 1Oubs.