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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-11

The President Of the Boston board of trade
says that the currency must be contracted IN
order 10 u resumption of specie payment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-11

Prices for every description NJ ~"ra q: a.
one half less th,n New York, ia :l.:'rr ~
Washington city prices.
Full stock of made up goo!s always on bin.,
such rs Hair Switches NJ 81 -, - -, =, $50
So, 81, SIS, 50 up To 80. Side Curis nj 81, - u.
81, 81 50, 50 and 81 3O-in ordinary >.nte, .y'r
or short stem, switch or curl. >!."@t !iwr
Switch Rolls, & in set, 81 %.
Also Il great variety Of IMITATION HAIR
GOODS, MS we'll rs everything ~rcIlirr! III ;c
Hair trade, including Fancy Tack Co,ni,s, !~a-
dvauy, Ornaments, &c. Anything IN t"c iiar
Department will be sent by mail, lostasa rnt!.
g5~In sonding Hair by mail to be mad" nn
the postal charges are &c for 2 or, or !c>s, ic Tor
4 o., &c. Packages should not BE- seal! 20
avoid letter postage. Directions must hc mailed
separate.
Gs-Clip the above price list from the pal"r
for reference, and circulate thc la!url:a.:uH
among your friends.
CUAS. w. GREEN.
NH ll-coI 16 King ,t'rt.
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The statement Of Mr.. Caldwell, Of Kansas,
in rcl.rcuce to the charges of bribery, made
against him, was read in the Senate yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-11

AN OCEAN RACE.-.An ocean race from San
Francisco to Liverpool commenced on the 2Gth
of February. between the American ship Dung
America aud English ship la Escoc:sa. Both
are laden with grain, and the captains agreed
to mike Il race Of the voyage. Both are very
swift vessels. the Young America having made
three Of the quickest voyages to San Francisco
on record. On her last voyage to that port from
New York the la Escocc,a beat the Young
America time two days TO the equator, but
and reached that city first.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-11

VIRGINIA CI~NMS.-Thc number Of claims
allowed to Firginians by the Southern Claims
Commission is 30; aggregate amount allowed,
SlS7. $50 Is. Ia addition to this sum, about
sixteen thousand dollars was distributed to
claimants in this State under a tcrmcr arnro-
~priation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-11

REGISTER IN BASKRUpTCY.-John S. Brax-
ton. of Richmond county, Va, was yesterday
recommended by Chief Justice Chase to Judge
Underwood for appointment, and b. the latter
appointed as register in bankruptcy for the
First District of Virginia. Mr. BIaxlon was
endorsed for this position b. Senators John /.
Lewis and j.. ". johnston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-11

LOVE n BLAZE. One week ago last Sun
dav a Mr.. Fugarty and Il Miss Kennedy, Of
Pilot Grove, eight miles north Of independence,
resolved, Ike good Christians. to go to church.
The morning was bright, and bitter cold, aS
every one will remember. No fair weather or
warm weather Christians We're this worthy
couple, but us pcrscvcring as Bunyan'S ideal
therefore they heated Il goolly->izcd chunk
of cord stick In the stove, chumkcd 1t into the
bottom vi the sleigh, jumped in themselves,
wrapped their quilts and blankets around them,
and drove on. The miles soon began to be
gathered up pretty rapidly under the nimblc
feet of the horses. The bells %iingIcl and every
thing began, Notwithstanding the keen biting
air, to be ~'lovcly and divine" when suddenly
a scent of something burning began to fill the
air. The lady was the first to scent II, and
Immediately called the attention Of her partner
to the very palpably oder. 4 moment after a
column of smoke was seen to ISSUE from behind
their seats. Fire! both exclaimed, and, jump
ing from the sleigh, each discovered the other
to be ablazc. In jumping ont, as was natural
they should. Mr.. Fogarty jumped out on his
side, and Miss Kennedy on hers. The danger
was imminent. Mr.. f.. was on fire, Miss IS.
was on fire, and The sleigh was on fire; With
a c~ommcnda}lc presence OF mimi, Mr.. L. snow
ballcd himself out, and then rushed to the res
cue of Miss *, but by that time the fire had
got under such Roadway that her garments
were consumed to her Undertaking; even the
bone stays Of her corset were crispcd. Mr.. +.
rolled her in the Stow, and soon had the salts
faction of knowing that, although she was re-
duced to a very primitive garment Tor 4 cover
ing, her person had actually escaped from very
serious harm. Our informant did not state
how Mr.. Fogarty got his dulclnia home
DuIuUNe Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-11

y. S. SENATE YESTERDAY. The committee
on elections was directed to report ut the next
session Of Congress upon the best method Of
~elccting the President and Vicc-PrcSilcnt of
the United States. After u short executive
session the Caldwell bribery case was lakcD UP
and Mr.. Morton made Il speech III favor Of the
report Of the committee declaring Caldwell lie
rally elected. Mr.. Caldwell then submitted a
reply, which was that although he did brlbc
his leading opponent in the Scnat ,rial contest
before the Kansas Legislature to retire from
the contest, yet there was 10 actlonablc ground
for the Scuatc to cxpcl lim. The Senate be-
fore the pleading was concluded, went into
Executive session, and confirmed II number If
nominations, among which was that Of +. \.
Goldsboroueh, rs United States Marshal for
MARYLAND.
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Ectse. rro,, ssrcsissnn. ssrunt.
EXECrTINE MANSION.

SouTl BEND, March 9.-Prcsidcnt Grant
has authorized The publication Of the following
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A'rxandris, Va, March 6, 1873.
j. accordance with the authority vested IN
me ~ President rs the resolutions adopted on
the part oi the Stockholders OF the Orange, Al
"x"rdriu and Manassas and the Lynchburg and
I,anvi!:r Railroad Companies uccepting the act
Of Assembly 10 lcgaIize the consolidation Of the
two cuin,p mics under the name and style Vi the
V;rginin and North CHrolira Railroad Company.
ana 10 :,lifr .hc contract entered into between
>aiu cc.iI|:.n:", for the purpose: and in further
pursuance Of rcSol.ti"ns adopted by the Board
Of directors Of each %: the above named COM
rlnic. tu that I'll. cl ! hereby request the stock
holders of he Lynchhurg ard Danville and Of
the Hralgc Alexandria and Manassas Railroad
Companies, wnn have become Stockholders of
The |ir.iniu and North Carolina Railroad Com
p4ny, " above rccitcd, 10 assemble in the city
cf Lytvtll.ure, N - o'clock H., on the Sth
OF APRIL next 20 organize said consolidated
company, and - adopt such other measures us
may be necessary and proper in the premises.
JOHN 5. BARBOUR,
President O, y. & VI. and L. s. ID. r Il. Cos.
NH I-pptI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-11

Vice President Wilson is to deliver a tenn
pcranae address in New York, tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-11

SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION. Under
the limitation fixed by law the time for filing
claims before the commission has expired, aud
until otherwise directed BY Congress no claim
can be considered that has DOT already been
brought before the commissioners by a petition
filed under their published rules. The com
missioners have. however four years in which
to take the testimony IN support Of the claims
90 the file, examine and decide them and report
them to Congress as well as TO reconsider their
action in cases disalIowcd for insufficient proof.
About 81 900 unsettled cases are yet before
them, besides a number of claims Of loyal
residents of the Indian Territory over which
they have just been given jurisdiction. The Third
Auditor has commenced the settlement of the
claims allowed in the second general report aud
approved BY CONGRESS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-11

The IiusroS ISyEsTHGATIoN.-Thi CONT
mittcc appointed by the Baltimore Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church South to
investigate the charges against the Rev. DIR.
L. D. Huston met yesterday in ore Of the
rooms in Trinity Church, corner of Madison
avenue and Preston street, and were engaged
in reading and digcsting the record of the tes-
timony taken before the preliminary invcstigl-
ting committee. 1t is understood that the
committee will hear any new testimony in the
case, whether for or against Dir. Huston, and
that they arc in possession Of important cyl.
dcnce to rcbut the Testimony taken in behalf Of
DIR. Huston at the former hearing. The Con
ference yesterday granted permission to the
committee to sit during the sessions Of the
Conference, in order to he ready to report be-
fore the adjournment Of the body "hD'"rr
Sur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-11

IH"TlnSe interested! ar" invited L. c.SI n..
witness the interesting Processes through wlf,s
the liair hls Ia pass before i. is delivered i, rp..
TONERS, SucIi rs Stacking. bniiiny. baking. >.r.",.
ing. weaving, curling, crinpins, hreld,r~, X.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-11

LADlEo Miooho aHu AHDAG
ynENrrrD DnODN r, CHOFC
w FIN DUUIO q OHUIO.
ATGREATLy REDUCED PRICES.
W X w Af1DEY
So. "a h3NS
feb 5-tf
-, w vD.
* HAIR
-
The only practical manufacturer of
HUMAN HAIR
in the c.tr. SWITCH Els, BRAlDS, CURLS
AMI HAIR WORK Of every description manu-
!~uc.arcl ON The premises, which enables me-, in
this branch Of MY business, TO defy competition.
70: = JOIN ii !" 2 HI"o''f ":E' Z Co, : Of I New s's' Y i5fE'
7'''!'"' ''''''"'''S ~ '!tS' ! RGTSO
-, Il; fG ki,,s e III door from FairGay
GHlRlSl SHlRIS!
- WHITE DRESS SHlRTSl
~ nn'r," "':''n l.. "r :. "'i II' msnne ~'l ~ ncr'ra ~
n s,ry'I ~ IT. r r,;r'i'r '''I rr r".'St tIn r",i iu@' to the I -
y i executed by the most thoroughly cxpe-
r r;n,I''I sh ir'' cl,S :jT S "%a,n I"rI I before ,aa dyIiver Y"
Every description OF Gents Underwear on hand
IN! made TO order: Csll and leave y"u' orders ut
SCI NOTION HOUSE,
NH it King street.
r,rEp
Wholesale Dealer in
Ali ot SAIL SMOhED Fish,
Office, 30 kins st: and 81, 81 vs.
Fish W'"rv"s,,
hlcH"ndrla, va.
Libcr*! each advances made on consignmcnts,
s",' :.,' uAL .1:'' CHESTS OF VERY FINE = \
40 GuNPOWDEE TEA, received by yes
t"r!aE's New York steamer. for sale, at whole
sale and retail, very cheap By the
II north Envnl Street,
mid AInTsndri, Va
,.,,.
~ tN GOODS.
~ -
"a Mnus.linn unL , uirn assortment If Wot.
tinrfn r'a~I Cur,,i ~ Lnc" ":! ,lsn BaIbrisr,n Hair
t Hasr. Cs JI. anI see ." them. ''S" '"''''ss"' H"''
""' :. :: "hi""N ~.
-
TEN BARRELS NEW YORK STATE
EARLY EjSE SEED POTATOES inst ro.
c nn : mi E ior FL. ' 10 ioAAioho Just re-
feb 2G TIIOS. PERRY, II King st.
HALFCHEST5 OF NEW OOLOONG
10 Black TEA, received BY Yesterdays
steamer, for sale u, less thar Baltimore prices.
CHIN ESE TEA COMPANY,
II north Royal street,
IL" &C."
EHESH DRUGS and SPICES, Croton Oil,
IL Assutnti1u, AiHm, Camphor, Chloride
Lime, Cream Tartar. Coppcras, Nutmcgs, Gin
narnan Bark, Cloves, Allspicc and Whole Pep
per ~ roor G. up
H'' oODh
lUW FOOD.
~
We have Il cheap and very superior article
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OMMUSICATED

When does the 10Th Century cRd.' 1899.
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Acct. Book Headings,
Ball Tickets,
Bank Notices,
Books.
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Bills of Lading,
Bills of Fare,
Business Cards,
Certificates,
Bank Checks,
Drafts and Notes,
Envelopes,
Election Tickets,
Hand Bills,
Hotel Registers,
Law Banks,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-11

NJ nhi.rst.,
Letter Circulars,
RAiiroud Receipts,
Money Statements
Newspapers,
Order Books,
Programmes,
Pamphlets.
Prices Current,
Insurance poiiGr,,
Posters,
Restaurant Tirk':
Briefs,
Wedding Cards,
Visiting Card,
Excursion TrF"'a,
&c, &c, &c.
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E.7.yrI.GOOHS. g.N.U .,..,Yy0.,.s
Iff.Ag. HAIR,
REAL Ii.Alas
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ORDERS FROM TILE COUNTRY ~" t'
cclvc prompt attention. F"'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-24
ROAD NOTICE.
;dssrY fLxax's orvicE, BozKNAS,

;avNry ELE:.x s orvtcE, BozKNAS, N. q.
ryo ALL. WHOM II NAY CONCERN: Take NO
Il / flee 3 That petition OF the citizens Of Eli
Grove precinct was presented 10 the Boaru 81 COM
ulssioners OF t;allatin county ut Their December
FERN. is7s, ier 4 county road coinmencins at the
crossing of Middle creek. the " corner of The
n Il Of the x Of section one, t.,,snsp soaii.,
r.sge east thence due south to the W corner u
the Il oil the & E Of section twelve, township
Dttf range east, or aa near said line ~ prnctt-
aaIlr thence p south east direction 10 the noun
fains Of Middle creek
Also /. petition signed by NE citizens 81 The sew
ersI precincts for county road 70 the silver nnts
on Cherry Greek, commencing At the y v corner @
the south cast quarter of section twelve. TOWNSHIP
fwo south range i've east; thence by The most uf-
ect course to the homestead of b. F. Green, on
Middle creek; tlcnce Ia south westerly direction q
section eleven, township three SOUTH range Ioui
east. to the intersection OF the nrsposed count.
road 1T that point; thspce TO the West Gallaiin r
se, ut point whe e'5he citizens Of ta. vicinity
and Cherry Greek propose to erect good ana SUD
st.,niial bridge; thence by the mot praeiicabls
route to the county lins, 70 connect viii, road
running frp4A that point to the Cherry Greek mime
All persons Directing T. the granting Of any ny. q
said petitions requested to appear ut my once,
in Bozsman, n, T., on the first Monday IN Marcn,
1874 and show callse, ii any they have or cam,
why said petition or any Of them should Dt
grained ARCH GRAHAM. Clerk. +
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-24

"a ELECTION OF. BANK DIRE, roR -Ttor,.
vas an election for directors Of The Firss Nj.
tlonal Bank OF Helena on Tuesday. Ja,arayv
Ilfll, 1873. which resulted III the selection i,
most OF the old board. with one ar two
changes. The Eoard of Directors. a chosen
! the 0t q evening, co.'s Is Gen. Blaine. IA !
ait'lcnt Surveyor General Il the Territo,v
and brother Of The speaker of the uuita,p
states nntse Of Representatives: Moses.
Moore, one Of our solid capitalists, ami livery
ilIc,i; Samuel Hall, wholesale grocer. and
aneofi the old directors; Hon. Walter q.
Dance, Of Deer Lodge, and one OF tho fot,Hsk
ers and principal owners Of that town: Bon.
js'ickneys Jr., Of the wholesale LIQUOR hoas,.
OF Mansfield q St,ckney. one Of our most AZ.
tive young business men; Frank Wor.lea, OIL
sa'isso.,la, oncof the pioneers and principal
owners Of t|;at part of tic country: Dan.
iorbln. Cashier, andS. +. Hauser. Pr.si.
dent, were re-electsd. snsl they are about AZ
well known as any mon Ia Montana. Tha
Board of Directors and officers are as good
~ could br made IN the commm,iiy. and un-
sfr tEeir management we lsTpe that the hank
which has aHp~t doubled its-ca,tal. .in-sur-
Pins and iildiviea profits durIng .the pas.
year. My, Treble u next year. aud that M
$4,000 surplus and lindivi lefl p.ofifs mas
eHell tlil ~ equals the total authorized. can't
tals Rsasttt.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-24
RAILROADS,

we arc permitted by Major Bowen OF t,,;s
city to publish the substanre of a letter writ.
ten him bya prominent New York Bupaer.
ana financially interested with railroads. The.
more especially SO in the North Pacific IL
which u IL stated by the writer. no ,yonb.
authorized so to do, that that con,lr,nv viii
sladiy accept an from this Territory for the
construction OF their road, aud thar ,sbat.
ever may be contributed will be at,nlic,, =,
e e.' the work to and through Montana.
a''u t'at SUCH aid would encourage ana fto
lls cxtcit) enable the company to cou,pet,.
ing road sooner than they otherwise can ,ln
Z Iiiis askcd-for assistance shows the intent a.,
sot mat company to Garry out its p,,rps Sc IN
ti'c great work, and to reorgallize tile .ulyan-
tages gained by, as well the liability 40 to do.
~ addiessiu. ourselves to this subject. IT.
which honest men and philosophical are. TO
some little extent dividet, we do so With diff.
iIaienre and respect to ill. And ia thas mir
nc VIC offer 10 urreaders tile me,, ,l,str,.t
ioiiie letter alluded to. and suggest ifs I'M
pqrtance 70 US. The prcsc. / eau g 81 differ
ancc issiosthat Of the necessity OF /, r,;,.a,d
20 much as the cost Of getting oi.a, That
me ra'lroad connection OF M-ntana with anv
~ inc existing or proposed lines would be af
!!hca'cuiable worth in'npeiling markets FIR
psf productions, and better still lnIpopulatinu
! Dy Immigration. occupants for our fertile
Valleys and strong hands and plethoric
pockets for the Development Of our visit min.
erai resources. is a problem now well solved
Dyour whole people. Thar they would care
in'iy weigh and miscyl observe tie offers
and Interest IN the expected road. ibis an
potent corporation VIC most earnestly sur-
gess, rather than their efforts to build the
road Would be seen only with blind-told
eyes, and their Suggestions for our own
good be allowed 10 fall On !casi.n ears.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-24

New Yerk News.

NEW DIRK. january IS
{. In tllr Tweed aass. Garssy iaeiatiiied oh
I a. Warrants and repeated some Of lis tcsti-
mony given Il. the Hull trial showing that
tie bills were advanced trauInlently. AZ
bout lie time II The disappearance Of the
roiiclters, witness went with Air. Ingersol
acfDss 10 Tweed office aud after some COLI;
vefsatioil Niines said 20 Tweed, What am
i Ii tio?' FOR liz rsas drvadfaIlv excited. De-
fehlant snswcrd q. 1T any body asks yon tell
fiipf1 you paid no money TO anybody except
Wa,soii.n rlis4was his last interview with
Tweed. This WIS a lew liys before they
GOT him to leave 1Iie country. Carney testi-
He'd that he told Woodward there were $50.
600 due lltol for work for Tweed at Green
wicIf, and $50, 600 cash advanced Tweed III
Two sums OF $4,000 and $4,000. which,
with other sums for work. made Il total Of
about $685.. 0O0 1t Was settled that witness
should make out his bills SO that 35 per cent.
would pay him. lie endorsed warrants to
the amount Of $l,loo, 900 and accepted $500.
GOO.
Al we'll attended meeting IF the members
of tue bar was held in the United States Cir
cult Courtroom this afternoon, 70 take APP
prupriate action upon the retirement Of jus
tice Nelson.
"A meeting Of the mrnIl'crs OF the SANTANA
Bay Company. will b. held on Monday.
when The report Of the Commissioners just
arrived from San Domingo will be present
ed, permanent officers chosen. and future
plans perfected.
New YosK, January 10.
The Tribune publishes tho supplementary
treaty tor the lease oil Samana Bay to the A.
.merican Company. 1t provides that the ct
fscliye capital Of the comp:ay must be $500.
0G0 in current money Of the United Stttes,
divided into 5000 shares rf the value Of SOD
each, but the said capital and shares may be
increased froRl time to time by the vote OF
no less than u two-lhirtis part of the capital
existing at the time OF said Increase.
SpeculatlnH is rite here rs to the Samalla
Bay Company seeki',g aid from III Unised
States Government for furtiierng its object.
1t is thought the company will endeavor To-
first obtain tie trinal protection OF our
Government, aHa il possible, tale Sc it ma
val station in the bay, and further agitate
the i,lea of annex Ration.
A sleet Storm this morning; everything is
covered with ice. Trains OH the Hudson
River aud NV York Central railroads. were
delayed in consequence oi the Washing u
way OF The bridges and culyerts. Several
telegraph wires III fIsr city were broken by
the ice. AZ DIP. ~. the rain ceased.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-24
C0rinneiil ian Notes.

4 Corinne Repurter.l1th inst:
Four carloads of niIs shipped to the en
nf tho track on the Utah Northern, near I.e
gan, to-day.
] The Utah Southern Railroad was blocke,
up with snow. that I'D trains we're rl.,,nin.
on Friday last.
Major Jno. P. Brue', Of the "A yant Coz,
ricr,'' Bozen,an. Montana, passed tlrousl
our city Oh Saturday, en- route to Washing
ton.
Toln G. Powers. of Fort Benton, Montana
and George A. Baker, If the same place, are
here e, route to San Francisco. They ar.
| rived By the last ovcrlaid cnach.
The great desk from Bozenan. lntenele,,
for the White liouse, passed through Hire
to-day. II will BIZ exhibited Mt Salt lake
City befsre shipping on he railroad.
n. Carroll, Esq. Of til great orwar,Iing
firm Of s. G. alaclay 4 d., OF this city and
Helena, arrived dawl iron the North on yes
sterslay's coach. He snjsrns at the Metro-
politan ullil this evening" when he depa,,s
by the western express fors ii ip down to tl,e
P;rffic coast.
There are about seven apirants for gov-
crIor, in this city, againa US many hun
tre,ls III the TERRITORIAL capsal. and we han
try aud give catalogue pf the unsel.;sh
pi,alaIax in few days. Tlty are nn.flcY
crew Of incapahles as far aslciItl from. with
= single exception.
MORE NJ vsrAPERs.-F ores. Of the White
Pine News, is 70 publish Il tily paper ar Salt
Lake 9ify. commencing onIl,e first Of Fe,-
iuary. So say The tfirntls II that versatile
editor.
The Ogden Free Press Is announced as 4
stock concern about to alpe.r near the
Junction. This will be 4 day. also> hns Of
what rSIiiics. CREED or color X know not.
0phir CRY talks 81 i .rMeskig,y to be
started ii Match. William Rafferty,. pub
Usher. and welI-knoUn litfary ofiicial ot |
that neighb. rllood fo be on b tripod.
Ala. ID Little Coftellw ood. lkewise aspires
e be tile seat 81 i Journal. au il IS said the
niners and merchants have aIced 70 put up /
He siners for some later Fpskhn.''
Logan ought 10 have ndspapcr as tie
.hief CRY u Cache yslky. I