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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14
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bic Don BIN mppernen @erbaltntnen
tbatld9li@ 8eforperte politildeT oleran3.
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@ebiete entsesentritt, in Rem Rarsrn
Der StaatSmaIht1e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Wtutter8pttc5 :Xtr1e uro Der 1br 9e9en:
d%bertebeneen Sdulbaue, in pel1er pi,
8eratbunsen tattfanoen, tparen bi,
Detprationen unb Snl6riften beloneere
;ablreia. Dort bteb e5 unter aneeren
8ltdt bin auf @ius, ben Telien int Meer,
Nn benz ii& uie!e @osen ssbro4en;
Ct fisbt nod, uno bdmmert ttr INNER f
letr,
86nnt tauisnb Sabr nod bran rrten.
llno gang in Ter Ndbe:
IS pitben bic StIrme. Is tobet bic Sole
l1nb rubis lenft @ius bas &uber;
Gs lpriht Der Mlmd9tise uno pieber wirb'l
beGe,
Gs freut ii9 bann 8ruber NIT 8ruber.
Mncsre Snldriiten saben mierert be,
semltbliden Stimmuns Muscrud, Mi
ptel e:
SIN aaer aiebe unD Sunisfei!,
Seio ,br milfpmmen Mae,
Die ibr setommsn srn Nab' unb Tern,
gu Der ct. Marien @a1e.
8rsunbfdaft, Gtntra@t, eiebe.
8elsel' Gu6 aae teut',
Damn wirb Gu9 @ott gum Siese
9inflbyen pbne Streit.
0pn Gem @ottespienne am beilieen
YfnBftas in Ter 81. SolepbSfirde ii
nad;utrasen, paB Der Yfarrer Der Sc
meinpe bo6w. s. s. Grieplano BIZ
Gefprestet bielt. Dielelbe AUDI nur In
Mussuse mitsutbeilen, erlaubt be,
Haum rieleS 8lattes ni9t. Der mi,
ieltener Repnersabe auseeseidnete Yres
bigger iteute 1einen 3ub6rern in fraftnpls
len 3u9sn bic 1ielen unb idweren Ser
folsunsen por, wel1en bie fatbolii1'
STRIDE Don ibrer Gntfebune an Bis auI
uniere 3ett ausBelebt war-suerf Don
ben Suoen, ran,1 pom rem 6eipen, BIER
auf pom ben Srrlebrern, 1pdte,
pom ben Nbtrinnisen pur9 BIT
loeenannte Reformation, tn neue,
uno 1eueiter 3eit RON ben
sabaolen unsldubisen> bic, ubl@pn ielbf
i'm Streit untsr einancer, bod einiq
lnb in rem 5aile sesen Nom uno ben
papf unb seeen Nues, mas gu feline,
STRIDE balt. lnp tros auebem : trot
eem &reuse auf @ol9atba, trpB Der unz
erb5rteten Martern, troy Gem NeBe oe,
sSrrlebren uno benz NbfaQ Der Yretez
{tantsn> trpb aQer Nnfeinoun9 bes llnz
elautens fteuert oas S9ifFein petri
our6 bic ilurmtewesten @ellen, rts
DOR a9t;ebnDuncert Sabren, 9~eleitet
pom SteQSertreter Dei1en, Ter iasts
Du bif Yetrus unp auf rieiem Geilen
mill t9 meme STRIDE bauen!
NadmittaeS purcsn bic frempen
0aits pom Greunpen aus Detrpit in &c.
Staot berumeefubrt, I'm, reren Merf-
wurpisfeiten 3u ieben, unp 1pdter fant
nod eire pprberatbenre Gerlammluna
in rer MarienbaQe ftatt.
81. prdllpent 8alous e1Ifnete bies
lslbe, jerem Deleeaten feline pFi9t ans
5er3 Legend. Mand warmes 8prt
feel ldun bel bislem Nnlai1e, obne iez
bod bic 5armpnis i'm @an;en au tril,
ben. Bereits ia purce na9orIflid
selteno semadt mie un;wedmdeia ea
lei aud AM Montas einem feierli9en
@%otteSbienfe %bei3uwobnen uno erl
bierauf bic erpee Gefproseiitpu su Or
eaniiiren. Die Nnoronungen tparen
ineee eetrpfen unp Greunp paul @ies
Yerf9erte in patriotil9em Offer, tab
er ein;ie bas 0elineen res i@5nen Sc
fteS I'm Muse bebalte uno bic 8eriamm>
lung mar ramit 3ufrteoen.
Nbenos fanben bic Delesattonen ber
perl4iecenen Staaten fI@ our Inter
baltune ur1p III 1urberatbenoen 8e(prez
9unseu auiammen, uno 10 purbe man>
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lanee Debate Yeruria&t baben tpurbe.
@pn allen Seiten fam gutter @iIe ent>
aeae1, uno bauit 1T Aues 3u errei&en.
(Tortiesuns auf Der trttten Gritty
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

S/uuo' WV w 8t'H1t ivy ~ W. ~V"'
bic md@tise @irfuns zines tatbplii9en
M1nnerbunbeS.
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mar BON Gereinsmitelteeern beiebt uno
elpbe Dampfer bradten lpl9e au 6un<
bertert iiber ben See. Gs wirce au
rpett fibren, bic Nauaer auer Ortl9af<
ten 3u uer3ei@nen, bic in Detroit bur9
0ereine ODER Delesatert pertreten trarer.
Obio impuntrte pur@ feline sablrei9e,
@9aaren, audi Bisepnfn 1ancte piele
Neprd@entanten, Stem yort, pbwpbl i'm
fernet1 S1en, 1upute nt9t auriidbleiben,
ebenfo Mi6ourt unb anpere @taaten
loaar @eiit>@ Brighten bate 1einen De>
leoate1 bort, uno ob9eieben oappu, pb
Giner aus Sfen ooer @elten, Nproen
poer Slcen fam, Mue tpareu pom :,6m>
li9en @eife ibrer Befimmuns beleelt.
Diele Gtimmun9 fano am GeRprte
1elbf in finnieen Sprii9en ibren Mus>
brud. Sn ben perl9ieeeniten Staot<
tbeilen traf man freuneliae 0rlBe, wte
folgenpe:
@ptt 3um 0rub, ibr trauten 9ruber,
Sreubts feben mir uns pieber,
Denn Der 2iebe eble Saat,
glubt uno reift ~ ebler Sbat.
Ginisfett 1T unierm gunb,
Gets 2rpl unsstpprt au ieber Sturb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
Suicide IN NEWARK.

Robert T.. Brewster, age 80, clOth-cutter,
lately working in Jersey City, committed suicide in
Newark, Saturday morning. Six months ago Brewster
became so dsspated that his wife left him aud went to
England where bOth she and her husband previously
resided but the husbands beseeehing letters brought
her hack again. and for time Brewster did not drink
I'm n month, however, she again compelled TO
abandon him. and this time went TO the residence OF
their son-in-aw Simon Bashford, No. $50 Chest
nut-st, Newark. Saturday morning. about O'Clock
Brewster called at this house and obtained
an interview with his wife. but became SO
violent that Mr. Bashford nterfered though not till
Brewster had cut his wfes head with his hst Brewster
left the house and after Mr. Bashford heard sound
outside the door, and supposng that Brewster had been
taken ILL., went for a policeman Upon returning with
an officer miserable man was found with MS throat
emf from ear while razor was discovered AT his
side Dr. Dodd, the county physician, was SUMMONED,
aud ordered the removal OF the body to the deadhouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
BANKING INTERESTS.

Nathaniel Jarvis, tle receiver in the suit OF
the Bank Of England agt. Geo. mcdonnell and Others
attached, Saturday, package containing sr'ooV III
limited States Fve-twent bonds. The package arrived
through the Post-Ofice, and was addressed 10 j. u
Brownell. one OF Macdonielps alleged aliases.
The matter of the petition Of snerwin TO nave the
Bulls Head Bank placed in bankruptcy, was put over
until next Saturday beng understood that arrange
ments will then be made pay all losses accrung from
the unfortunate state Of Affairs at the bank The gen.
era impression is that b)th sherwins and Brogans pc
titons will be Withdrawn. The amount OF subscriptions
handed IN to committee Of depositors was not 80
large as on Friday butt is expected that In new DAYS
the $50 600 OF new stock will be subscribed. There VIII
Ie meeting OF depOstors at y. m Tomorrow AT the
Ashland House, calei for the purpose or taxing maj
measures In regard C the reorganization OF tine odhk
The bonds deeds and money comprising the assets OF
the bank were removed Saturday, 20 the Merchants
Exchange Bank thus economzng the expenses Vi uepu
ties and guards. ,.. al.
applicd for permission TO sell the lease OF the DaA
property 70 the Sxpenny Savings Bank for slOOO Inc
lease has seven years to run No one opposed the
motion but the Judge reserved his decision IL Is sd
that the lease Is worth more than $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
THE MAIL SERVICE.

POSTAL CARS NOT TO BE WITHDRAWN BIZ THE RAIL
ROAD COMPANIES.
! A meeting of the Presidents OF Inc rnha-
delphis wilmington and Baltimore New-forE, NOW.
Haven and Hartford, Boston and Albany the Oentrn
railroad of New-Jersey. New-York Central, ana inc
River Railroad Companies was heid ON SAY
urday at the Offices OF the Hew-Hayen Railroad Oo"
nanv The session was strictly private but from suose
oueut information gained by the reporters 1t was ascef
a,ned that no decided action TO be taken Immediately
m regard TO the mail service The annexed letter 10
postmaster. General Creswel shows plainly now tne
matter stands at the present time
EEwYoRK, March %, 1873
The Hon j. A. J. CREswELL. Postmaster Genera" WASH
SIR Your telegram OF yesterday announcing TO the
President Of the PGiladeip1ia' that tbe Senate
before adJourning instructed special eoinm anS
tee to ut during the recess non the inoSta rsIa
tions OF the railroad companies aud the government
has submitted to us today a. s Se
70 make reasonable compensation TO the railroad com
panies for mail service, and being fnIy assured tnas
they will So painfully sensible that TINS
Is not carried the act t is with great sais
faction that advised oil TINS recent LII
lead 10 most thorough investigation OF facts ana an
impartial determination OF what constitutes sS
bile compensation. We shall immediately petsiOn INC
senate Committee 10 grant the railroad companies an
early hearing, and we respectfully ask that the Post
master General authorized agent OF LIS oeP@S
ment, Will be present thereat, II granted .o ,,,o
But actuated by the same desire TO serve the puohc
which has induced us furnish and run postal cars or
many years past Notwithstanding we nave Deeh deneu
any pay Whatsoever for the service, we snaii, unu q
sufficient time shall have elapsed to ascertain the views
of this special committee, continue 10 run then
therefore respectfully request that you WIZ
last, suspended for the present.
" N Y. G. and H. r. r. r. Co.
ID L. HARRIS President Conn. River K X Co.
q W CHAPIs Pres Boston and Albany X. X. 20.
j. EDGAR THOMPSON, President Penn; X P X: Co.,
WI d. BISHOP Pres N. Y, N. III. and II. X. X Co.
ISAAC HNckLEY, Pres. p. w. and b. X. X Co.
The President Of the Erie Railroad Company, who was
absent was expected TO be in attendance, ana co-
mittee was appointed request his signature 10 ths
communication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
THE ERIE INVESTIGATION.
RESULTS OF THE COUP D'ETAT,

RESULTS OF THE COUP DETAI,
TESTIMONY or FREDERICK A. LANIs, PRESIDENT WAT
CON. AUDITOR DUNAN, AND TREASURER SHEAR
MANTLE ARCHER CoNTRACTs-ERIE EARNINGS
AND FOREIGN BROKERAGE.
The Enc Investigating Committee continued their
,abors on Saturday, the members meeting at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel az 10 a. m. and adjourning to
the Erie office in the Grand Opera House before TAX
ing testimony. Mr.. White, member of the Com
mittee, furnished the press with an abstract Of the
testimony of Frederick A. Lane, given in his
private room on the previous evening. w. A.
Beach, counsel for Mr.. 0Doherty, said that
ut the close of Mr. Lanes examination he had at
tempted to cross-examine the witness, but had not
been permitted by the Committee to do 50. He had
tAereupon left the House. Mr.. Watson, President OF
the Erie Company, testified as to the dividend de-
elared while the road was running in debt ana eA-
pressed very decided opinion that the Areher
frsght contract not profitable to the road now
ever beneficial it might be TO the contractor o H.
Dunan Auditor. and Mr.. Sherman, treasurer OF the
Erie Railway, testified concerning the profits OF tne
road and the items in Bischoisheim q Goldschmdts
account. The Committee will meet again this morn
ing at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
IFCTITRFS AND MEETINGS.

DR.. Cotton and the 18th Regiment Band VIII
give second entertainment at the Cooper Institute this
evening. -
Prof. Etienne Lambert will lecture this
evening at No. 1888 Broadway ON How to Learn
French Rapidly"
The 18th anniversary of modern spiritualism
was held yesterday afternoon In the presence OF large
assemblage at Apollo Hall. Dr. X T. HallocK presiueu
and made the opening address lie was ioiio"en w
Andrew Jackson Davis and others. Mr. DAVIS said ne
saw by the public press that the spurious couhterel
who pretend to make certain manifestations such AZ
untying ropes &c, are coming TO the surface 1uch
things were merely trickL SiB. Britain, whle speakng
In reference Dxs action In the Foster case sau
We must Moses and his law OF reclamation OUT vi
the Governors char" This statement was received
with Kisses The exercises we're closed with music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
PACIFIC MAIL AND THE HOWE SEWING -MACHINE
COMPANY.

The mortgage of the Howe Sewing Machine
Company OF bridgeport, Conn, TO the Pacific Mall
Steamship Company for 10000 OF which mention was
made In THE TRIBUNE of the 2sth inst covers all the
land manufactures, machinery, engines, and boilers
owned by the Sewing Machine Company at Bridgeport
block Of 20 dwelling houses, and all It's patent rights
aud ROYALTIES. The mortgage was made TO secure the
Pacific Mail Company against loss on IL notes, IL OF
10000 each and one for $4,000 payable IN monthly in
stamens the first on April l. 1873. These notes
made for the Company by s President, Alden H. stock
WELL who is also President OF the Howe Sewing Machine
Company A portion OF the property mortgaged IL sub
ject TO the night OF dover OF the widow OF Elias Howe,
certificate OF approval from the principal stock
holders In appended deed, which executed
the 25th inst, in lieu OF made March l. the latter
having been found ~ contain certain irregularities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
THE SCRANTON FAILURE AT NEwHAvEY

THE SCRANTON FAILURE Az NE"-hAHEN'
The affairs of the private banking hrm OF
f. s. Scranton Co. OF New-Hayen which recently sus-
nended were put into the hands OF the Sheriff last
saturday on an attachment of Scranton scoyil Co..
Of this city for $lOtOO The firm began business in 1863
with capital OF $4,000 which was increased to $4,000
in 1870 and $4,000 lin 1871 Last year its capital was
soOO Paying four five and six per cent on deposit the
firm did business Of about seOOOOO year. its dealings
being generally with persons Of limited means and at
the time of failure liable for $4,000 on deposits
The firm became embarrassed through stock specula-
tions and within few days before suspendlng number
Of farmers had Withdrawn their deposits being alarmed
at the dealings Of the bank With Q. s. Bushnell,
OF Credit Mobier fame. IL is reported that personal
friends were allowed to their funds, whlle 2I4e4
were permitted TO make deposits when II was evident
that the firm must suspend The scrantons, father and
SON as individuals own about tw0-thirds OF The Nec-
Haren Palladium, which may have to be sold Tor the
benefit of the banks creditors. The Mayor the Town
treasurer and other city officials besides several bene
oent institutions and Yale College professors had funds
drposted all OF which will probably be lost, since the
firm lost heavily In stocks and had but limited capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
RRITAIITY TO A WOMAN.

An autopsy was performed by Deputy Cor
oner Beach, Saturday. the body Of Catherine Ker
win, who died at the Park Hospital on Friday night
from injuries alleged TO have been inflicted by her hus
band, Patrick Kerwln laborer in their apartments in
the large tenement house, No. 81 Westinghouse The
face neck. shoulders, chest and limbs all more
less bruised aud her hips marks OF severe con
tusiOns. The lower part OF the abdomen was horribly
bruised and aceraed aud OF the abdominal arteries
besides several smaller blood vessels had been rupured
apparently by kick with heavy boots In the opinion of
Dr. Beach, the Immediate cause OF death was hemor-
rhage from the ruDured artery though IL Is believed
that other injuries would have proved fatal. Her hus'
band committed BY Coroner Keenan, TO await the
suit OF the inquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
AN ATTEMPT To BURN A SHIP.

Dexter +. Clapp. United States Consul at
Buenos Ayres, informs the authorities here that the
American bark Mary Ann Bird, Capt Frank b. Packard,
the morning OF Dec. was discovered 70 be on fire.
when about sail from Buenos Ayres for this country
About $500 damage caused. the flames being
ungnished with difficulty, and all board being In
great danger Martyr Cashn. of the anchor watch
OF the crew. was found with a broken Kerosene lie
was placed under arrest aud from statement wsae by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31

NJ Mr. Wm Resg, corner OF Broadway and becono sveY
on Friday night and stole ARTICLES TO the value o,
from Tho basement, and various vauabes from the pa
lors. Tie sleeping apartments were not Visiteo'
1snE1rnR IsIASDA large hotel 70 be called the Man
hasset House sIter the original name Of The isana,
Ia building on the campmeetng grounds III 70 S hs
on bluff near the wharf and will be ak stories as hs
with 200 feet Of frontage ana wing II" iee' WHO ~
cast end, running back 200 feet
p,pyros-The South Side Teachers Association, OF
which f o Of pasy sna Sat-
urday. Judge Reid and the Rev. J. W. Howe were
among the speakers Az
.t. NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Republicans Of the lVth
District nave nominated A. q. Bennett Christopher
Helms for Alderman and Jacob Newklrk, David j. Day
and Henry Memken for Chosen Freeholders.
NRwARK-Tbe examination of j. ID. Rumpf. BANKER,
who was accused by Adolph Kobitsch, clerk formerly
in his employ opening letter addressed to him. was
Soad SATURDAY afternoon, with the dismissal Of Mr.
Rurnpf the Commissioner deciding that the reiations
Sarrsnt the action of the accused John Newman,
age co. went out to the meadows near E5aOehpOrt on
Tuesday evening and mis- body was ~ re az
johnson Sutphen's shirt factory, Saturday morning
The Board q Education has given the sD 0
specifications prepared for new school bnidins IN eae
Fourteenth Ward The jury have disagreed n tne case
John W. Spear has been elected President OF the Wesley
Chapel, Y. NJ A.. aseyst Is TO be paved Win sCone
blocks Bishop Corrigan will administer the rite Oh
confirmation IN st. Johns r. C. Church on Sunday, May
ia THIS will he the first public Junction OF the new
bishop and done out OF regard for the church IN winch
he was baptized.
HoBoKEs-A Convention OF Democratic delegates
from the various wards was held at Odd Fellows HaI
In Washing tonst.. Saturday night, and Peter mcGaTsh
was nominated for Mayor'by unanimous vote. Inc
convention will again meet Tomorrow night when the
other city officers including Clerk, Collector, Assessor
and Water Commissioner will be nominated An un-
known man was killed near the Fish House Saturday;
While walking the Erie Railway track ne dscoverea
an hin train and Jumping 10 aVOu IT, npl"ns
directly in front Of Morris and Essex traln Wcn ne
had not noticed The remains we're placed In chatge OF
Coroner Parslow at whose Office they now await ldent-
fcation Joseph Reynolds, age 49, an empioye AZ tne
Bremen wharves accidentally fell from horse Satur,
day while az work on the dock, and the animal kicked
hun on the while he lay prostrate The Dody "aS
inferred yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31

him. Anna Ennis the stewardess, the COOKS
wife, was also arrested on suspicion Of being
IN plot burn tho ship Both are
on their way To this country the bark Isaa: Haii
l0sDorn issued his warrant ON SATURDAY
toy tIe arrest OF the man and their arryai q:
tnis mort The captain FIRST mate. y. G. Handley ana
fbers OF the crew of the Mary Ann BIRD, viii DC
sooned A witnesses as the vessel arrives
crime charged " Punishable with imprisonment Tor zen
.aa and a ne Of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Eth Arenne Hot1l-S

Fifth Arenue Ho6l-Senator FentOn, jamestown,
n ~ the D. p Wood Of syaeuse snd u Newome o. Men
n Bridgers Carolina, Jndge RsHneI and hn
but Cleveland. Gen NJ Drats Of Iowa Judge Bartsy
washington H. Roots 81 Arkansas and Gen " "
Mckee q Vcisburg Miss CdrendoH Hot-hI Cioti raw.
Ep, HoseMle Caeno. ferdDand srakoseh and kme nau-
Hoffman HoaseTbe Hon. Alexander Mitchell Of hEnAee
Metropolitan Hol-IAae buchanan of Canada and Capt h'sn
Of the Bnuh Army HOH0-COmmander B. L. Bret u D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
TESTIMONY OF W, p. sHEARMAN.

TESTIMONY OF W. p. SHEARMAN.
W. p shearman Treasurer Of the Erie Railway testi-
fed statement has been received from BischOfsheim
Co. relative to the negotiation of the bonds and the
balance due; draft made for the balance cable
dispatch having been sent apprising him OF that fact
the following is a copy of the statement:
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lAnnomeementsI
VIscoNTI's TUSCAN SALAD OH-Choice Olive
IAnnOnncements-I

ATTEND TO THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF Con-
SUMPTION AID THAT BE CHECKED ITS ISc1Pi'
zscr USE AT ONCE DR. JAMES BIPEcroRASr, 7s REMEDY
FOR ALL AFFECTIONS OF TIE LUNGS BROscHn.
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"MULrUM IN PARvo.n--In the selection OF
Spring HAT get the best 10 do that maze your purchase AZ
Kyoxs popular store n the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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HOME NEWS.

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ROW. 40
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cENTRn PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT..
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u.h "a Rain from q,I5 M Amount Of water. 0l inch
49, from m. Amount Of 10 neh
March n Ram iron to $50 Amt Of water 20 men
arch 29-Rsn from AIS m. 70 Amount Of water III ihen
Total amount for men'
D,snc, Travelled BY the wind during the w.ek ,Ss miles