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10, Full Assortmenls. lS73
VIM. II. Hopkins


THR EE 8 T ORE s.
us CHESTNUT ST. (Girard Row.
1873 n. EIGHTH ST. On. +. Cor. Sth u
CheIry.)
30 n. EIaHTH, Is. w. Cor. Sth x Filbelt,)
HILADkLPHIA.
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALER IN FOUR
SrEcIALTIEs OF LADIES' WEAR, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL.
moor SKIRTS, cORsFTS, PANIER BUSTLRS
AND
LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.
The largest, most varied and best of the
above lines of goods always be found, comp
HOOP SKIRTS, our own make, have equal In
the market, every size, style and price, from soc. to
~ Good Eastern made Hoop Skirts very low, 20
springs, iic - sp, b0c.i Muslin Front Hoop Skirts
PANIER BUSTLES, all sizes ard prices, at n eat
" reduced rates, 23c SOC, &c., IOc, 45c SOC,
toe, G5c. &c, up to 81.
COkSETS.-35,O 900 pair now in stock, including
every desirable kind made OF Imported and Ameri-
can Corsets, from toe. TO SLIPS; Thomson's Glove
Fitting. from 80 to $3.50 Robert Werley is and
IS IS; Mrs Moody's Abdominal Corsets. sass to SIS
Mad. Toys Corset skirt Supporters ig and 81 ~
Misses Corsets sOc., Sic, soc, 81, si2O $50, elU
and SlT5; Nursing Corsets / 80 and s275i Children
Bodies Shoulder Braces, Ladies' Forms, W ire Gauze
Dress Shields. Corset Clasps, &c.
LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS, better made
better q immed,, and better musn than has hereto
tore been offered and the cheapest for the quality II
sos Chemses, 80 kinds. SEC to $3.50; Drawers 80 va
rieties, Coo to 50 Toilet Sacks sic to $3.50 Corse
Covers, ST to Sl Shirt Waists, roc. to 81, &c, &c
All orders by mail shuu III be to is Chest
nut street, and will receive attention.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH, and one price only a
sdch STORE. sepil-3mx
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Al. AZ. BHIN GNU ISsT

.xsx Cholera Mixture, Oh our cwn InnA,. a ,api
" tai remedy for diarrhCeA, Cholera AID lous,l es
"a vi the bowels.
f.ssence Of Jamaica Ginger, Capital preparation
OF the finest white Jamaica uiDger, manu- actured
with the greatest care, and suitable to the most
cate constitutions, neatly put up, at reasonable
price.
Fluid Rennet in making this, is taken to pIo-
cure the best rennet, and then our best srr
wine and no other; try il.
Gum CAnphvr, the best protection against moth
ter or WOODEN goods.
Cologne and Bay Rum by the quart or gallon o,
BOTTLES oi desirable styles. Call and examine.
Cox's delatne Tor jelly, now quite reasonable.
EXTRACTS Tor the handkerchief in bottles or in bulk
No. In quality, for sale IT. any quantity to suit.
Ferratcu Elixir Of Gentan We claim for this Lat
haa the same strength Comp. Sine Ientiau W
the addition vi full dOSe OF iron with each dose IL
has many advantages Ferrated Elixir, cont
ing Casaya BARK As il is uniform i'll strength and
appearance, and pleasant and efficient tonic, We
commend II 10 any one wishing Iron tonic.
Trusscs-We have always had u private apart
ment fol hitting Trusses. Every person wanting a
truss can have II adjusted to them and warranted u
lit.
Mrs. Alton 3, Halls, Rng's, Woods, Sterling's Am
erosia, and many other air Preparations at reduced
prices.
Latour Salad Oil, Wholesale and rcta ut
Ii. X. BkINGHUKS1 y,
kat ire
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TO CONyUmPTIyy,

Tho advertiser having been permanently cured Of
that dread disease. Consumption by simple remedy
~ ANXIOUS 10 make his fellow suderers the
means OF cure. To desire II, he viii send .
copy OF the prescription used tree OF cnargc with
drectons FOR preparing and using the nAme which
they will ind SURE CURE FOE CoNruhPTIos,
AsTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription Will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1874 Penn street.
WillihmsburRh. N. Y.
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fHOLkhALE AND RETAIL
Ten and Coffee Store.

q EN- 4 IL n Ia q. n n q n . n q Z
SITUATED oNrnE KENNETH TURNPIKk
~ MILES FR,IM WILMINGTON
Soo,OVo PhAon TRkhs. VI the leading OrchaJd va
rictos
100000 HALn's KARLY PRAoH, n new variety, and
rirens two weeks earlier than any other Peach.
100000 Standard and Dwarf Pearl VI leading kfids.
STANDARD APrLR TRRRs, including 100 varieties.
standard Cherry Trees, Leading varieties.
hectarine, Apricot and Pluinb Trees.
lOO,OOO of one and two year old GRAPnvIA NJ con.
prislns all the Leading Varieties.
A iso large stock Of Dwarf Cherries, Dwarf Appls
Trees, including Ornamental Trees. Shrubbsry and
Eyergreens IN variety.
100000 STRAwBzRRy PLAsrs, Wis:
Great Agricuturist kussel's Prolinc Frensh Seed
ling, Great Buffalo Seeding, Albany Seeding
$4,000 Blackberry Plants, Lawton orneW Kochslle
dorchester High bush Wilson's early and Xii.
fanny.
100 900 kaspbsies Of Leading Varieties, Philadsl-
phia, hardy and prod ve Dooiittis X improyet
Black Cap, Aliens Red Cane, Red Proiinc, Bella
do fountenay, eveIbearing, perfectly hardy and
productive from July to October. Miami and
CLARK.
Currants- Cherry, White Grape, HE'D Dutch W hits
.utch, Black English and Black Maple.
GOoseberrfes houghton's Seeding, American an
English In variety.
Rhubarb Victoria, best or market or table use,
AslbaraR us-Two year old plRna.
HKDaihe PLAhTs In variety.
For complete description OF varieties Of Fruit Ann
Flowers, sse my Descriptive Catalogue.
All Of the above will be sold In small or large ouan-
Titles TO suit the purchasers.
Ali Trees and Plants guaranteed true to name
For Descriptive Catalogue, address
VIM. N. PETERS,
csntr svllle. DE
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rs WANTED rs
ALL PERSONS WJU OpN 1 IfJRSF 10 6AOV
tina H. Bring rst a 60, have been aproinIeJ
agents tor WlLMlSGIuS. toI the SALE u
80 ER'S HDDf I.INIMtNI

iI the prevention HId On
1TN, IIuS, CuRN=, QtAEIEH GKArg-
Cos H\CiioN or ma EA,E StNhw, GEs-
akAih JAILED haEt srEI SPkAtNs, tiALIe
nUHArUHEs, NHEUMATr1M. NJ.
have tested boyers llUOi LlnInient the feet of
over "hc hundred horses. The difference to the con-
dilSn al ne rect IL 80 great IN its favor that would
not ht without IL for ten times its cost. Ii should be
properly Applied to horses out and
IN the when the hOrsr's feet ALWAYS in CON
tact with the heated earth, which dries them up and
they become hard and leversh, which produces CON
traction, curIs, quarter cracks, contraction OF the
back snew, commonly called SprunJ and OF ca,
rom the pans Ia the oot IL produces sweeney tho
shoulder We recommend II tho best aiou
we ever used IL should be USED every horse's hoor
commohly'as oil Is u-,L ON harness InrnH boot
. keep them IN good condition.
D.. II. COnkIin,
Proprietor and Superintendent ~ the Continental
Sidblss, SdnsOB Street, Fhiidtisiphid.
MR.. NJ. 4. BOYER Sir This IL TO certify
hat have used your Liniment In my stables for
hree months past, on mtre than hundred horses,
amt hhd II the best preparation have used on
horses. II rs far bette-t han you recommend t. Send
i've cases at once y express.
HARRY HAsITON,
No. 1872 West 31st Street, New York CITY.
Sold wholesale and retail at propTietors prices by
r BRlNGhURST & Co, apotheeAries
Corner 9Th and Market Streets,
tminSton. Delaware
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NJ EW PkEPAhAIIuNo.-r..b ringnurst y Co.,
~ desire u call the attention OF pLyscians and
others in terested, to the following P
OIL Their own manu- actuTe, which destined To &C
ehpy prominent position as the most popular OF
the nutritive tones.
WINE AND BEKP, each tab Ies pooniul represe ntlng
inc nOurlshing constituents OF ounce vi fresh
Sherry Wine.
WINE OF BRRB AND IRON, cont aiming the same as
tho above with the addition grams OF Citrate
OF Iron in each Tablespoonful.
ELIXIR OF BskP, each tab 'espoonful representing
the hOurishnent of one ounce OF Fresh Beet, with
dessert-spoonful OF Finest French Brandy.
ELIXIR OF BkKP, Iron, AND CALIsAYA, each
tablespoonful of which contains the nuurishing
properties OF one ounce of fresh Beef three grains OF
ryrorhosplate OF Iron, eight grains Of CalisayH
bark, WIN Finest French Brandy.
Tue above elegant preparations are palatable
anu grateful to the TASTE acceptable to the stomach
Anu UNIFORM in strength, having Tor their basis ufe
Extract o Beei the Lutritiye and restorat value
OF whlch IN dsbilitAted cOud.tiuus OF tas syste
Wen establlshou. They arc eminently adapted Ton
the treatment OF thOse suffering from the debility
resulting from protI acted illness the sInkiny stages
Of typhoid ami other levers in the exhAnslion and
fatigue arising from excessive work, lpss Ut ape
ute, impaired digestion apd dysIepsia. Asa rest-
fatiVe AMI hViEorator IL ey invaluable tor the
cohsa onceht, In the debility accompanying old aye
N the rapid growth OF children and III ali forms OF
general debility attic ded by defective nutrition,
OF the blood.
fropAreH and sold Wholesale and retail by
n. BklNGHURSI & 90,
Sihth X Market ots, Whining ton,
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CHEMICALS AND RIGS.
EUREKA !!

~DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH
treated it'll the utmost success, by J. ISAAC N. d.,
and Pre- iessor of Diseases OF the EYE and EAR (his
speciality in the Medical College Of PennsyvR 10
years experience, formerly Of Lsyden, Holland No
S05 ARCH street, Philadelphia Testimonials can be
seen at his office. The medical faculty invited to
accompany their patients he has secrets In his
practice. Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. No
harge for examination. apr N-1y
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Marvln's DeOLerIzed Cod Liver
OIL.
AT FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Camphor for putting away Clothes,
AT FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Pile and Burn Save at FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Blood Purifier at FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
letter Ointment at FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Seldtz Powders at rs cts per box.
Citrate Aagnesia at IS cts, per bottle.
DiaTrh1a Mixture for summer a splendid al tice.
Wholesale OF Retail, at
FOSTERS DRUG STGRE,
Corner OF Front and West Streets,
my IL Wilmington, Delaware.
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Tho New Castle County Mutual
INSURANCE CORPANI
OFFICE "lnstitute building.
Insures against FIRE Houses and all other kinds Al
buildings with their contents for perjo,l, oT tim, !.
rang from three months to a tel m of years 1000 '"
, MANAGERS.
WILLIAM TATSALL, WILLIAM CANpx
NJ. M. CLkAvkR, UkO NIru unsnn
JoHN GUikR, SAM GANpT
CHAs. W. ROWLAND, tIrMrNTN S.vru
EDWARD BRINanuRaT A r Su.Ssn~ "'
=. !. DhLLAh JAMES KIDDfE,
"Ahhs bRADfoRp, Gko. II. BATHS,
ASHTON RICHARDHoN.
WILLIAM TATNAlI., President
SAMUEL ID. SMITH, Secretary. feb n
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON
DepOsits Of the Public Moneys
AND
iiINANCIAL AGENT or THE UNITED STATEN
EDW. BELTS, a. d. ARMs'rknNn
mnsinkNT' CAsHIE
SAl1lOli SiUO, 900.
THE COLLECTING AND EXCHANGING OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES ATTENDR |
FOR SMALL. COMMISSION
FHihAbELfHlA AND NEW YORK EXCHA
- GEES
FURNISHED To REGULAR DEPoSITORS
WITHOUT CHARGE
DIRECTORS MEET ON MONDAYS AsDo
hSDA is mt $50 An
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FREIGHT BUSINESS.
813SH>S
Steam Freight LINE.
FREIGHT HEISLNRSS.

Leaves I'd wharf above Chestnut street. Philadelphia
daily at D. M and French street wharf Wilmington
NJ p M Freight handled carefully and forwarded
with dispatch.
aug22 q. W, BUSH,
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enamOis Skins
Chamois Skins n choice and hne selection just re-
ceived, direct importation. rare chance to buy
.hem cheap. Carefully selected for fam ly use, ali
sizes and prices, to cIean silver and glass ware
without scrai ching. Also, full and fresh stock
Of drugs me dicines, toilet and fancy articles al
ways ON band, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Cor and West streets. Wilmington, Dei.
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BOOKS If stationery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24

Police COURT, TUEsDAY-Justice j. j.
White presid,n3.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Nicholas Godfrey, who abused and cursed
Enoch Clayton, was placed under bonds in
the sum of $500 to keep the peace for SIX
months. -.
John Taylor (ncero), guilty of stealing two
pairs Of pantaloons from Morris Griffin, vas
sent to Jail for six months, This is his second
conviction Of larceny.
SaIlic James (ncgro) was fined 800 for
abusing Susan Davis (nc@ro); and Susan
Davis was fined s. for striking Sallic james.
William Smith (negro). for threatening to
kill Margaret Shultz, was fined 50.
Amanda Gatewood and Temple Hing me
groes) were fined 5 each for fighting and
disturbing the neishborhood.
james Harris (ncgro) was ined - Tor
firing pistol in the street.
Margaret Lynch, for having been drunk
and unable 10 take care OF herself, was sent
20 jeil for three months. This woman was
lately discharged from the Williamsburg
Asylum. and has been on spree ever since.
Mile Wood>on, guilty of trcspassinS on
the premises Of McCrey and threatening the
life of Margaret McCrey, was fined -.
William II. Randolph, charged with bur-
glariousIy entering the dwcllinS-house OF
John G.. Clark and stealing divers articles OF
wearing apparel, &c, was sent on to the
grand Jury of the Hastings Court. Charles
Young, who was also charged with the same
offence. was honorabIy discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24
WEEKLY MORTALITY.

prRsoSAL.-Colonel Ii. y. Witcomb, the
chief engineer of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, has gone to Huntington to super.
intend the construction of mammoth grain
elevator.
Among the arrivals ut the American Hotel
yesterday were the following: MesSrs: VIII
liam =. Webb, Boydton, Va; Smith Bran
don, Halifax county, Va; 5. S. Brandon,
Halifax E. C. Roper, Charlotte; William
II. uobsoD, Cumberland; l.. d. weaver,
Danylle Edward Mckay. Lawrence, Mass. !;
James ". Goodman, Gooclland.
AT Ford's were the following: W. IL.
PettuS. Mecklenburg; Ed. Morgan, agent
Great Eastern circus; c. }. Faulkner, Va;
J. w. Whitehead, Sylvana, Va; q. T..
johnson: Il. Il. Carleton, Ark; I. II. Rlch'
ardson, Yorktown, Va; Giles Harris, Pc
tersburg; w. NJ. Watkins, Milton, n. c.;
W. +. Smith, Milton, n. c.; Captain o..
Smith, staunton, Va; James a. HAYNES,
Baltimore V. b. Jetlries, Scottsville; q. ID.
Chenoweth, Washington, ID. c.; James w.
Gusts, Williamsburg, Va; }. l.. Wilkins,
Eastyille. Va; r. c. Marshall, Norfolk coun-
~: w. Robinson, Danvile; George Keller,
Abingdon, Va; \. Ii. Burrow, Prince
George: and j. w. McKcnsie, Halifax, Va.
At the Exchange Hotel and Ballard House
the following were among the arrivals yes
tcrduy MesSrs. Isaac r. Beam, Baltimore;
George n. Mckenzie, Jr. Baltimore: G. Il.
Mason. Va; Edward Harrison. Phliidel-
plia: w. Ii. Barrett, Pittsburgh; }. A.
Reid, Madison, Va. Thomas Clyde, phIla-
dcphia; Reuben Foster, Baltimore WV.
Wilkinson, New York; W. {. w. Randolph,
Charlottesville John c. McRae, NORTH
Carolina John 4. Allen, Caroline; Joseph
r. Webb, Suffolk !; and James j. Hales, Tar
bor0' n e..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24

PRorRAcTED ENTHUSIASTICALLY all the
Methodist churches in the city are holding
protracted religious services, continuing
from night to night, attended with encour.
aging results.
At Centenary church the services IRE
largelr attended and are constantly increas.
ing in religious interest. The pastor. DIR.
Edwards, has been assisted in his pulpit
labors by his son, the Rev. William +. Ed
wards, OF Norfolk, who preached on Sunday
morning and on Monday night to large con-
gresations with very decided efficiency and
success.
At Broad.Street church meetings are held
every night by DR.. Granbery, the pastor,
assisted by other ministers. Tonight the
Rev. William L. Edwards will preach ut the
Broad-Street church. Last night the Rev.
A. G. Bledsoe, pastor of Trinity church,
was to occupy the pulpit.
at Oregon church revival is IN progress
under the ministry of the Rev. l.. a. Guy,
the pastor, attended with happy results.
The meeting continues at Union Station,
with large congregations. Already about
forty persons have protested conversion.
At Nicholson-S!reet church, in Rockets,
the meetings have been held nightly for
some weeks past, under the ministry Of the
Rev. Mr.. Mullen. A number OF persons
have been added to the church. Meetings
OF like character are expected to be held very
soon at Trinity and CIay-Street Methodist
churches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24

Po1IT1cAL NoTEs.--The grand rally of the
workingmen of West End. East Side. and
ScwtoTn, under the auspices Of the West
End club. will take place tonight al Huband's
Hall. Several able speakers may be eN-
pected. The Wide-Awake and Central clubs
are expected to attend in body.
The campaign in this county will be form
ally inaugurated tomorrow ut Winfrce's
store. Matoaca township, at II O'Clock. Hon.
(, II. Daniel and Messrs. Stringfelow, Am
bcrs. Brooks. Clopton, and other able speak
ers will address the meeting, and tine bar
becuc will be served.
There will be meeting of the county
committee at the same place at II O'Clock NJ
The Wide-Awake and Central clubs will
meet tomorrow night at their club houses
THE SENATORIAL CONVENTIONAL me citing
of the Radicals was held at Lincoln Hall
Monday night to send delegates to con-
vention to meet in Manchester October 1st
to uominatea candidate for senator. Alex
ander Brooks (colored) presided, with NJ
Woodbridge (coIored) as secretary. The
meeting broke up in row between the
friends of S,muel Il. Maddox and Ballard
Edwards, and is called to meet next Mon.
nay night.
PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETISG.-A temper
ancc meeting will he held Tomorrow night
at the Baptist church, under the auspices OF
Manchester Council, Friends of Temperance
The addresses, singing, and other exercises
viii be interesting, and an agreeable meet
ing is expected. Many Of the temperance
Orders of Richmond and Manche>t ter will
possibly attend.
The LADIES FEsTlvAL.-Tbe festival at the
Methodist church is still in full blast, and is
well worthy of patronage.
OPENING OF TIE SCHooLs.-Thc public
schools of Manchester will open for the SEES
sion next Monday. Pupils should be prompt
in attendance in order that they may be
properly classified.
PAINFUL AcCIDENT.-Mr. Walker G. Owen,
residing ut Twelfth avenue and Semmes
street. and employed in the car shops OF The
Cbesapeake and Ohio railroad, had one OF
bis hands badly cut by circular saw While
at work yesterday.
THE BANK OF Misunderstanding lnstltu-
ton Yesterday received Il mammoth sale Tor
tho hn,tcr security of its funds. books, &c.
The crowd that gathered TO witness its sue
cessful launching and placing III position
caused some excitement. and many lnlSihed
that there was Il run Oh the bank.
PERsoNaL.-Mr. A. L. Winfrce. an old
and highly respected citizen OF our county,
whose eg was badly broken some time
since, was in town yesterday perfectly re-
covered.
MARINE NoTg.-Several schooners, with
cypress logs from the Dismal Swamp for the
Manchester Cedar Works, are dischargins
cargo ut Walkers landing.
MANCHESTER BAPTIST CRURcu.--It was the
Rev. DR.. TcneDor, OF Alabama, whose SER
mon on the e" Love of Jesus," a. the Baptist
church, was so highly. spoken OF, ana not
Rev. Or. Tyndall.
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Coon REASONS WHY

WILLIAM IRA SMITH.
a LEADER IN the most FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
which is now produced In the Richmond lnar-
kct by him. can furnish, the same at about the
same price of inferior make by other houses
The first IS from the simple fact HAT ne has had
an experience OF thirty years in It's 1ranaecmeht
and kept pace with the times: also, that his eX-
penscs In proportion to his sales enable him t" save
from 10 to Is per cent. to the consumer. Ah"ther
reason is that the goods are bought FOR CASH from
first hands. carly in the season. when the mills arc
anxious to sell, thus saving the middlemas proht'
and giving EXTRA FACILITIES unequalcd ny any
similar house in the city or State, ana cl'iai 10 Il
good profit In the outset saved I" the consumer
These a re f:icts-TRuE, and well worth considering
on the part of those who want GOOD GOODS III iair
nriccs. All such we recommend 10 go to the leader
Of fashion, Vim. Ira Smith, 1909 Min street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24

THE Circus AND MENAGERIE.-The Great
Eastern Circus, after exhibiting yesterday
at Gordonsville, arrived in the city last night
by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. This
morning they will make grand display on
the streets just to let dull people who 40 not
read the papers know that they are on hand,
and will exhibit this afternoon and tonight.
The Great Eastern is perhaps the most 20.
pular circus that has visited Richmond, ana
will doubtless be even more literally patron
lied this year than it was last. Tne balloon
ascension takes place about O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-24

BURGLARY ON SIXTH STREET NEAR BROAD
Edwin Hanson, who resides at 3ll Sixth
stree, between Broad and Marshall, went
away on sunday night, leaving the trallsom
light over his door open. In his absence
,u!nc one entered through that opening and
look Two boxes of cigars, hall Ii box Of to-
',rro. about two gallons OF whiskey, and
a niccr>claulm pipe. The loss is estimated at
80. There is as yet no clue to the perpe-
razor Of the theft. The key Of the back
door, which WAS left in the room, was found
Ia the lock Of the front door, on the inside,
and the door closed but not locked.