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THE COLD SNAP.
SO Degrees Below Zero ut Cory,
Pennsylvania.

SO Degrees Below Zero ut Cory,
Pennsylvania.
COMFY, January 20.-Last night was
the coldest since 1856. The thermometer
was down 10 80 below. In thermome'
ter which just marks SO, the mercury was
down in the bah. This morning, at $780,
1t shows 29.
MEMPHIS, January 2O.-Last night was
the coolest OF the season. The mercury
was 4 above this morning, and 90 above
at noon. The ice in the river the heaVi-
est OF the season.
MILWAUKEE, January 20.-The wealth
or here and west is extremely cold; thCr.
mometer 20 degrees below zero; at st.
Paul IA; at Fort Garry, Brainerd and
other points west OF St. Paul, about %
below. At Sparta, the coldest place in
Wisconsin, It Is 40 below now, II A. NJ.
It is moderating all over the Northwest.
CHICAGO, January 20.-Last night was
one Of the coldest Of the season; thermom.
eter 20 below at daylight, and at noon Q
below.
ST. LOUIS, January 29.-The mercury
has ranged from zero to 10 below for the
past SO hours; 1t was still very cold this
morning, with indications, however, oi
moderating somewhat before night. The
closing Of the river again at this point is
seriously threatened.
CH1cIao, January 20.-Evening.- The
weather, which moderated during the
forenoon, has grown colder since noon
and tonight Is very severe.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, January 20.-This
has been by far the coldeSt day ot the
season, the thermometer this morning
ranging from 90 to 81 degrees below zero.
According to location the sleighing could
not be better.
C1NoMNATr, January 20-To.dsy has
been pronounced the severest Of the win.
ter. In the eprolonged cold reports from
Ironton, Lawrence county, Mt. Holy,
New Albany, Indiana, and in Cincinnati,
they put the mercury 8 below zero at 2
o'clock this morning. Our dispatches re-
port: Alexandra 2s below; Lima 81 be-
low; Dayton IS below; Piqus 90 below;
Troy 18 below; Tippecanoe II below,
and on the hills near here 10 below.
ST. Louis, January 29.-The weather
between six and nine o'clock this morn.
ing was the coolest Of the season. Mer-
curry sunk in the city and suburbs, accord.
ing to the locality, to from 10 to "a below
zero, and in one town within few miles
OF this city 1t is said to have fallen to 81
below. About 0 o'clock the wind veered
to the south, since when the temperature
has moderated very materially, the ther'
mometer at 10 P. N. marking Q below.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, January 29.-Clive, the
Commissioner representing England's
interests in the Claims investigation at
Washington, has returned home with the
dispositions Of SCheller, Clerk 10 the
Crown, Garter, Queens Counsel, Nc
Laughlin, Chief Of the Water Police,
upon matters connected with the st.
Albnns raid. The testimony is COM
pletely at variance with the report that
the raid scheme was conceded in Can.
ada, and establishes the entire Ignorance
of the authorities respecting the designs
Of the raiders.
J.. G. ChapaIs, Receiver General of the
Dominion Government, has resigned.
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Conflict OfPOlIce Authority at Chi:
caEO.


CHICAGO, January 29.-The Board o.
Police Commissioners last night issued or
ders suspending Superintendent Of Police
Washburn from duty, and appointing
Eph Ward acting Superintendent. Su-
perintendent Washburn Is charged with
neglect Of duty, incompetency and disc
bedience Of the rules and regulations oI
the Board, and conduct unbecoming
police officer. Washburn acting under
The advice OF the corporation counsel, re-
fuses to recognize the authority OF the
Commissioner to suspend him, and de-
cleres his intention Of continuing to exer-
else the powers and perform the duties oi
the office. In the meantime tho acting
Superintendent has issued an order abro-
eating the order issued by Washburn re-
Gently prescribing twelve hours continu
ouS service for patrolmen. The indica
tons arc that the captains and OtheE
police officers will recognize the authority
Of Ward and ignore Washburn.
CHICAGO, January 29.-ThG compliCa-
ton In police affairs has been increased
to. day by the removal by the Mayor oI
two Of the three Police Commissioners
Messrs. Reno and Klokke, who were Rp
pointed by the Mayor, The Commis
sionets refuse 10 acknowledge the righ'
Of the Mayor to remove them, and lega
measures will probably be taken to Gus
them. Superintendent Washburn, who
was suspended from Office yesterday By
tho Commissioners, was at his office al
usual to-day, but the Captains Of POlicr
refuse to acknowledge his authority, ant
filed their reports this morning will
Acting Superintendent Ward, who wa
appointed by the Police Commissioner
in Washburn's place.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, January 9O.-several persons
suspected of being Internationalists were
arrested last night in the Monte Martre.
A large force Of police last night pro-
ceeded in detachments to the Monte
Martre, and quietly surrounded certain
suspected quarters and arrested forty
two persons alleged to be members OF
tho International Society. During the
operations all persons passing to and fro
on the streets occupied by tho police were
stopped.
The final protocol Of tho treaty Of COM
mcrce between France and Great Britain
was signed this afternoon.
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SAN FRANCISCO, January 2O.-A ter.
rible tragedy occurred at Los Angeles
to-day. Dominique BaYhart accused a
Chinese cook in his employ Of stealing
s., 500. Tung Omay denied the charge.
a quarrel ensued, when BayhRrt fred two
shots at the Chinam8n, hitting him in the
sido and thigh. Tung Omay fell, when
shot himself through the head
and died shortly afterwards. TuDg omAy
may recover.
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Steamer News.

QUEENSTOWN, January 2O.-The steam.
ship Oceanic, which sailed on Friday fol
New York, returned with her machinery
damaged.
GLASGOW, January 29.-The steamship
Brittania, ashore on Arrow Island, in the
Firth Of Clyde, will probably become a
total wreck. The Brittania sailed from
here on tho 9th Of March for tho Med.
iterranean, from whence sho would re-
turn to Glasgow. She would probably
have no passengers.
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Tho ArkanSas senatorial Fight.

ST. LOUIS, January ga special from
Topeka, Kansas, says at the caucus Of
the Pomeroy and anti.Pomeroy men,
held there last night, the former Is said
to have had eighty members present,
who pledged themselves for Pomeroy,
while the latter nominated John ]. In
gals aud pledged tho strength Of sixty.
four votes. 1tTequires sixty.seven votes
to elect The dispatch says tho contest
will be close, with indications in favor Of
Pomeroy.
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FOREIGN.
European Magnates to Visit tho
Vienna EXp0slII0n.

LONDON, Jan 2S.-Tho Prince of Wales
who is President Of the British Commiss.
ion, will assist at the opening OF tho
Vienna Exposition. The Shah of Per.
sia will also be present, as his visit to Eu.
rope is now placed beyond doubt. EN-
peror William will visit st. Petersburg
about the end Of May, and will proceed
thence to Vienna, accompanied by the
Gar. Prince Nicholas, Hospodar, Of
Montegao, is preparing 10 attend the Ex-
hibitiOn.
PARIS, January 29.-The 10 Soir says
Theirs will visit tho Vienna Exhibition
after the payment Of the fourth milliard Of
the war indemnity. he may meet Bis
marck there.
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n NEw YoRK, January 29,--In the
t Soos Tweed case this morning, tho de,
,shse announced that they would call
10 more witnesses, The counsel for the
ueIence then asked the exclusion from
record otall secondary evidence admitted
on trial. Refused, Mr.. Fullerton TIER
proceeded with the argument for the do,
U5S .enSe' Judge Fullerton concluded his
EpSdsess p to the jury this afternoon, and
nIeckhan rIS began summing up Tor tho peo
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sANTE FE.

sANrR FE, January 29.-The first snow
Of the season was Sunday night. There
Is now about four inches on the ground
The thermometer was below zero yes
terdaY morning and this morning It Is
2 below.
The mails which for the past month
have been stopped by tho epizootic arc
to be resumed as semi.weekly for the
present.
First Lieutenant w. Laritte, Adiu
tant of the Fifteenth United States In
iantry, died suddenly on the evening O.
the eth.
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From Kansas, Missouri and Tennessee
to the upper lakes and Lake Erie, fall.
ing barometer and decided raise of tenn.
pCrature, with fresh to very brisk south
westerly and southeasterly winds, inCreas-
ing to possibly high winds over the
upper lake region, where cloudy weather
with snow will probably prevail. For
the Middle States, q falling barometer,
NTH fresh and brisk northeasterly and
southeasterly winds, a somewhat higher
temperature and generally cloudy wealth.
er with light snow over the southern
portion and probably over the lake region.
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Tho Anglo RuSslan.Khlvan COmpll.
cation Growing.

LONDON, January 80.-It is rumored
this morning, that the differences between
Great Britain and Russia on the Khivar
question, are increasing, and that the gov
ernmentS Of France, Austria, Italy, Tur'
key, Denmark, and Sweden, are deter
mined to support the British government
In its position.
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ROME.

PARIS, January 2O.-A special telegram
from Rome to the LiJerte newspaper, says
the Pope told M. Corcelles, the present
representative Of France at the Vatican,
that he would leave Rome il the establish.
ment Of the head Of the religious order
was suppressed by the Italian government
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RICHMOND, VA.

RICn1oND, January 20.-At caucus
Of the Conservatives OF the General As.
sembly tonight, it was decided to change
the annual meeting from December to
January. It was also decided to elect
County Judges for the whole State dur
ing the present session. This action will
make the Judiciary of the State Conser-
vative for the next two years.
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Cooking Range Explosion al St,
LOuiE.

ST. LOUIS, January 60 About Z
o'clock this morning, the boiler OF tho
cooking range in the restaurant Of Johr
Bonnet, opposite the Planters House
exploded with great force, nearly dcmol.
HainS the kitchen and ipjuring othel
parts OF the building, Chas. Kraemor
lhe cook, was hurled twenty feet against
9brick wall, and sustained a compount
ttacturc Of the left leg, fracture OF the
right arm, dislocation Of the right shoul
der, fracture Of the right shoulder blade
aud received several severe burns ant
bruises about the head.
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Man Frozen to Death.

CoLUArDUs, O., January ga mar. 80
years old, named Matthew Wilson, irozG
10 death at Milford, PickRwRy county, on
Tuesday night, when within q few feet oI
his dRughter's house.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 2O.-The Tichborne
claimant has entered into recognizance
in $4,000 to answer to tho Court of
Queens Bench o charge Of contempt for
his speech at Brighton.
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james Cape and Albert johnson, the
murderers Of Rudolph, at Lawrenceburg,
Indiana, were sentenced Tuesday, the
former to the penltentiary for life and the
latter for twelve year1.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intolll genOer.

(By tho Western Union Line.
Omee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Btsl
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CHARLESTON.
Opening Of the @. & o. Railroad.
The First Through TEainssClVlls
IzatlOn Reaches the Capital.
The Permanent Seat EnthuSeS-.The
Winter of its Discomfort Turned
into Glorious Summer
Perennial.

Special to the IntelllgsncsE.
CHARLESTON, January 30.
The first through train on the Chesa-
peake s. Ohio Railroad passed here at
91O this evening. Immense fireworks
were displayed in front Of the Hale House
amid tremendous excitement. HENRY.
[sEcoND DBrATcH.l
CHARLESTON, January 20.
At the Hale House tonight, after the
first through train on the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad went down, speeches were
made to an immense crowd by Judge
Baldwin, of Virginia; Capt. RamSdell, of
Cercdo, and ]. L. Cole, of Charleston. The
enthusiasm was overwhelming. Charles
ton is happy. henry.
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weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

Wan DuARTNmR,
OTFi0B oFTm CIIH1 SI0NAL ORION,
WARRINGTON, D. O., January $3.50 ?. 4.
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suppressed by the Italian government
All the claimants Of the French throne, oil
the Orleans branch, have withdrawn their
pretensions in favor of the Count de Cham
bord, the representative of the Bourbon
family Lunalilo, who has been
familiarity known as Prince Billy" has
been elected King of the Sandwich Islands,
almost unanimously The report is con-
tirmed that it was the Spanish steamer
Murillo which ran into and sunk the emf
grant ship NorthAeot, off Dungeness light
house, on the 22d ult The steamship how
ever was not sunk as was at one time be-
lieyed, but has arrived at Cadiz in safety.
The Murillo sustained no damage by the
collision. Her officers and crew will soon
be examined at Cadiz in relation to the dis
aster.-A terrible earthquake has oc-
CURED in the Island of Lamos, causing
great destruction of property and loss of
life.--The reports of hostile movements in
Afghanistan at the instigatisn of Russia
are contradicted. terrible storm visited
England and the English and Irish coasts
on the night of Feb. l. Several vessels were
wrecked aud many lives lost.
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IN CHANCERY.
ChItfeEasn County
September Taru.


JonS Il. SHERMAN, IN cHANCERY.
DAVID D. MIDDLEBRooKs,A dmr. CAi,tendsn County
Of Estate Of 6EO. Z. BARBER.
ORRIS A. MoRsE. September Tsrn.
CAELOs A HIGLEY. A. D. 1872.
WHEREAS, John II. Shermon OF Charlotte al
w this Term Of said Court preferred his pc
ttion for foreclosure against the said MddlebgoGks,
Administrator, Orrin 4. Morse and Carlos A. His
lev setting forth. that the 18th day Of November
ls66, the said George f. Barber, now deceased.
executor 10 the petitioner. mort .age deed Of curtain
land in said Charlotte, bounded follows. on the
north by land owned by Ezra Mech on the west
by land owned by Amos Tomlinson and wido"
NoramOre's thirds on the south BY lands owned oy
Amos Tomlinson. Abel LeavenwOrth and Cynthia
VI. Hosord and the east by the ghway run
ming past the house. Also another piece Of land In
said Charlotte, bounded follows beginning a.
the southwest corner Of land formerly owned BY
Clark Sanford, being on the east side OF the road
line Of John II. Shermans land $50 rods thence
north on Hnesburgh line l2s rods thence west l-O
rods; thence south the east line Of the road l2s
rods 10 the place Of beginning containlE. li3 a.
acres Of land-condti0ned FOR the payment o.
si 90 specified in nineteen promisory notes, signed
by the said Barber.
And whereas, the said Barber on the 9Th day Of
December, 1867, conveyed all his right, title sn1
interest in said premises 10 said OTiu A MORSE.
who in same day mortgaged back said premises l.
said Barber.
And whereas the said Morse. on tie 9Th day CT
April, $50 conveyed all his interest in said prem
ses to said G. A. Iii gey, who said day executed
a mort gage deed Of said premises 70 said Morse.
And whereas, il Is made 10 appear % the Court
here that said Orrn A. Morse resides without this
State and has not had personal notice Of the pen
dcncy OF this petition;
Therefore, il is ordered by the Court that SAID
petition be continued to the next term thereof and
that the said Orrn A Morse be notified OF the pen
dency thereof, by Publishing this notice together
with the substance OF sa petition IN the Burl4ns
/ ton Weekly Free Press, a newspaper published At
Burlington, three weeks successfully, the last pub
LEGATION 10 be at least twenty days before the nsEL
/ Term of this Court.
Dated at Burlington this 2lst day January, \ d
1873. A. J. HOWARD, Clerk.
| L. L. LAWRENCE, solicitor.
2Sw3x
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Boston Market.


WEDNESDAY February s.
FLOUR-There has been q steady demand for
Flour throughout the week Stocks ght and the
market is entirely bare Of many leading brands.
The sales have been at s. 56 % for Western super
fine sfzD7 80 for common extras 81 30 a - for
Milwaukee and Minnesota extras, including choice
bakers brands S. 50aIO so for Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan White Wheats $9lpll 50for Illinois and
sl0Gl3 for st Louis, including choice and favorite
brands. Corn Meal has been In fair demand at 50 50
as COO Rbbl. In Rye Flour the sales have cen
In small lots at s. 50 a so I, Dbl Dat Meal has
been selling at SO 81 % 37i Pbbl. In Buckwheat
sales at 81 Rl0o TBS.
GRAiN-corn Meal has been arriving more freely
and prices not quite firm. The sales OF West
ern and Southern Yellow have been at 73D75c; and
Western mixed at 7l473c Y bush. Oats are rather
dull with more free receipts, and sales at 40 G6Oc
bush, for Brown and White. In Rye the sales have
been In small lots at 81 % p bush.
PR0VIsIONS-The Pork market has been quite
firm with good demand and full prices continue 70
be obtained. The sales have been at $l2 for prime
sl4 50l5 for mess and SIS so ~ l6 80 for clear, ss
to quality. Beef IL quite firm and has been selling
at $21lf for mess and extra mess, and SIS 60 % u
for family. Lard has been in steady demand with
sales Of city and Western at 81 &C. and small loti
ofkettle refined st ssc v b. Smoked Hans are In
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CONCEPTION CAN BE CURED.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
SCuENCkS Scanned TONIC.
SgHFNEEfS MANnRAkE PILLS

Ara the only medicines that VIII cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Sometlmes medicines that will sop a cough will
often occasion the death Of she pai'ut. 1t locks up
the liver stops the circulation OF tie blood hemOr-
rha-e follows, and Ia met elogging the action Of
the very organs that caused the cough
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes u
two thirds OF the cases Of consumption. Many ara
now complaining with dull pain in the side, the
bowels sometimes eost!ye and sometimes too loose
tongue coated, palm IN the shoulder blade feeling
sometimes very restless and at other times drOwsy
the food that is taken lies heavily the stomach
accompanied with acidity and belching OF wind.
These symptoms usually or 5nate rom disordered
condition oi the stomach OF torpid LIVER. Persons
affected, IL they take one or two heavy colds, and
ID the cough in these cases DO suddenly stopped ths
lungs, LIVER and stomach clog and remain torpid and
inactive and before the patient is aware Of his stu
alton, the lungs mass OF sores, and liberated
and death j. the Inevitable result.
Schenck's Pulmon.c Syrup i eXpeotorant which
does not contain any opium nor any thing calculated
70 cheek q cold suddenly.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic dissOlves the food, mixes
with the gastric juice OF the stomach digests easily
n0urishc the system and creates healthy croula-
ton OF the blood When the bowels are cO-tive SIX
sallow and the patient is OF 4 bilious habit
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medic.ues are prepared by DR. J. II
SCHENCk & son, Northeast corner Of Sixth and
Arch Sts Philadelphia, Penn, and for sale by GEO
{. GOODWIN & 60, - Hanover St, Boston. and
John F. Henry College Place. New York, whole.
sale Agents.
For sale by Druggists generally.
Aug -G-deod&wt
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THE SwANToN RAcEs.-Tbe trotting on
the ice at Swanton on V, ednesday and
thursday drew numsror. : crowd of specta-
tors and sporting men. The first race, on
Wednesday, was for 'iorses that never trot-
ted in less than thru e minutes. Four horses
were entered, Blue Bonnet " and d" ST.
Maurice, bot by Mr.. Murray, of Mon
treal' the % ladian horse " Midnight,
and COLON " by Tiernay Brothers, of St
Adams, u lie heats, lest three in five
blue ~ ,nnet" took the second heat, anC
Ooiop ell" the other three. winning the race
and : .urse of Sl25. On Thursday the race
"hs for horses that never trotted better thai
SIS. 1t was contested by Peter Mclnner
hey's bay mare "Flora, and the blacl
geiding Barney Kelley entered by Tier
nay Brothers. Purse Sl25 best three il
I'VE Barney" won the first heat anC
Flora" the next three and the purse. Thi
was sharply contested trot and good dea
oil neney changed hands on the result
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NOTICE
ASSIGNEE SALE.

I'll THE MATTER OF JAMES SIIEON, Bankrupt
/ Notice is hereby given that will sell at pat Die
Auction at the Austin House, at Milton Falls. On
Monday Feb. 10th, 1873. at l O'Clock In the after
noon the following articles belonging 10 said Bank
rupts Estate full suits Of Clothing 10 pair Pants
and Vests. per Pants, Vests, 10 pieces Cotton
AIDES, piece Brown Duck, Bows. doz Socks, 2
pair suspendsrs 9. yds. Alpaca, 81 yds. Waterproof
les yds. Dress Goods, Shawls. Is pair Hose -
Handkerchief, Spreads. 20 Boxes Collars, y
Shirts 81 pair Drawers, II Scarfs 10 pair childrsn's
Hose Also, there will be sold the same time and
place, tho brown MARE, belonging TO the said
estate. JED p CLARK, Asst gnee
Milton, Jan. Y, ls73. alw2w
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Spttial 1utires.
toaa any Medicine do Wore =,

The art u. changing. lae base metals into gold has
MT been discovered. but tae happy results ofl dis
coycry Infinitely more Important are familiar 70 the
community ard lA,s been SO flr the past twenty
year. T. elclan-e debility sor. sickness :or
health. apathy .,r energy. gloom Tor eheer;ulne.s
is a much more desirable operation than TO trans
mute lead ut1 the root of 81 evil And this is what
Hostett,r', stomach Bltters accomplish. and have
been accompi .sAlas daily. ever since their afro
dact..n Dyspepsia, a.liousnes- nervous affections,
constipation. Intern ttcnt fevers rheumatism. SICK
headache aud general debility are no longer the
bu,-bears that thcy were a fifth Of a eentFay ago.
The tteI. taken as protective medicine prevent
them and taken asa remedy cure them. and the
people know 10. Hence their overwhelming repu-
tat.on AMI en0smou. sale The fame OF the great
vegetable specific ever on the march, and at
pace that DO competitor can live. Il Is to-day the
foremost med cine % is ciass in the civilized world
Every now and then attempts are made 10 rival l..
and sonnet mes uostrum concocted in the Idle hope
o. sharing t- popularity has briefspurt Of appar-
eut success But It is all Illusion one by one they
sink Ike stone. in the sea. while the great tonic
whose celebrity has been the cause OF those blind
ventures cont MUGS to ride on the topmost wave Of
public favor. approached and unapproaehah!e