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shiteutuire.. Ia sbott--nna content ourselves
with the statue aS.a%I was too ambitious, y
nill.La unite sufficient, y II

WiIti Inc Alatue tMa.A Wuo IVY onlSssAo - lat
wilEbe. quite sufficient = .yss IA
YOU shall bs' obeyed.'s 's
.'sie is deeided,Sthen.S Nothing but the
statne. D. .sy.;s 80 80
|e* Mshart time after this accoud visit the
sculptor yfslts dangerously i'll. He was q
I,bligsd ..ossuspsnd his labors; and, having
followed. HE Recommendation Of his physi-
ciaau, pidmads i tour on the Continent. 10
l|pssssestea himself anew, before the widow,
Wbo: Wts il MnoNsin,tAe 'fenth month of her boz
iIsgaxesussa Ihia time there ere '.| some q,
roses H anaop the Il Il press. Fhejj 'artlst
.lsrssa,SIis Nth iime litt pIoster :l.iode Lai
his statue which prom lsaa 1s es .ll has'ats
nie;Yi,,r :,a. +. \ q. 4. y*s :s. ss:s as| lY \
W'Aias do tllinkos ;the fiass isoce I
be said to the widow.
She gazed upon it for a moment and then
ca sle,sy repl IL:
is it not little 1attered? My pool
husband was tolerably good-looking, but
4 you make him actually handsome.
Indeed Well, will rectify my Worl
by the portrait. I ..,
1t is scarcely worth your Whiie, op-
served the widow. "a little more ora lt-
tle less resem btnce, what does it signify Z
Pardon me, a'am, bnt ] plume my
self upon exactness. -,
/ If you really wish 70 take the trouble !
The portrait is in the drawing-room, Il
! it not? | will go there
| 1t is not there now replied the wldaw,
ringing the bell. Robert continued she,
addressing the servant who answered hel
summons, bring the portrait Of your late
master.
( THE one tha. was taken up into the gar
ret last week, ma amp
Yes, the same.'
| just then the door opened, and an ele-
CANT young gentleman presented himself
with jaunty air. kissed the lady's hands,
and enquired after her health with thft
most gallant solicitude.
What is this little plaster man z, asked
be, pointing to the statuetse. which 'no y
iii lad placed upon the chimney-plece
It is the model of the statue Tor tho
tomb Of my late husband?
You intend to erect a statue to his me-
mory? Upon my word, that Is very mag
nifcent!
You think so /?
Great men arc sculptured at full lengti
I'm marble; bur it appears 70 tae---pfs.s' q
nv frankness--that the late Mr.. Bellall
was very ordinary man. lu fact, his bust
would suffice
AS YOU please, ma'am,' said the sculp
tor. turning to the lady.
Then we will decide upon the bust, sait
she bowing him out.
Two months later the bust arrived JUS
as CAV procession descended the hall step
and cot into the carriage that waited thei
approach. The widow was on her way +
the altar, with the elegant dandy who ha'
caused the suppression Of her husband
statue. there to take upon herself . seeon'
vow of conjugal fidelity.
Scandal adds that the bust would vii
lingly have been returned that the ntwl
: married couple considered the sculptor
demand enormous; and that it was onl
with considerable difficulty. and with
threat Of further proceedings, that be wa
at length reimbursed for the time and trou
: bic spent upon the Widows whim.
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A man out West. who married widow.
has invented device to cure her of .eter-
nally' praising her former husband. When
ever she begins to doscant on his noble qua.
litios. this ingenious No. 2 merely SAYS
Poor. dear man how l wish he had not
died ! and the lady immediately begins to
think Of something else to talk about.
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THE RATTLEsNAKEs RATTLE.

Tn the American Naturalist, Professor
Samuel Aughcy gives the results Of bis OBJ
servations upon the use made Of their rat
les by rattlesnakes. II is the vulgar O.
pinion that the reptile sounds bis rattle for
The purpose Of enticing birds. and some
aaturalists even are disposed TO lind here
nimicry Of the sound made by the So
called locusts, or cicada. Prof. Aughcy
does not undertake to explain all the pur-
poses served by the rattle, but be fully a
prces with Mas. w u. Putnam in reject
ing this mimic theory. Does the rattle,
then, serve any useful purpose? In reply
TO this question. the author tells US what
he has himself observed. In July, 1868,
he was in Wayne county, Nebraska, and.
as lie was one day investigating the natu-
raj history Of that district, he heard the IA
miliar rattle Of the snake. The sound was
repeated at intervals, and proceeded from
rattle-snake that was calling his mate,
which soon came in on Dswer to the sum-
mons Professor Aughey had similar
experience the following year. and from
these facts lie Is disposed to think that The
purpose served by the rattle is to call the
sexes together. Another purpose may b
TO paral5z its victim with fright, and t.
inspire It's natural enemies with terror. Al
nm illustration Of the use Of the rattle fol
the latter purpose, the author says that,
as he followed through the woods Of Dsko-
! IA county, Nebraska, n Baltimore oriolo,
| ne heard the rattle and ut once saw th'
bird as il paralyzed with fear, and ready Il
fall prey to the serpent. The author
shot tile rattlesnake. lie adds that be ono,
witnessed an attack Of seven hogs on rat
tlesnako. Soon after the battle opened
the snake rattled, and three others cam
to his aid. But the hogs .wero victorious
in fow minutes. aals
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y MIT-A-T TlsQUEEzE..
a Stora. .Jtto5r Co'igessme,g Who Gipe Aaoay
r Mls Stolen Moaey. b;

From the st. Louis Christian Advocate.
Il Most OH all ofsour readers are aware that
just before the adjournment ofsthe last Com
sgress, bill was passed increasing the pay
of thesmembers. and also with a sort Of re-
Irrespective character whiclis gave TO each
member d handsome sum b$Sway Of back
pay n: !$,siS.;s !@S
+. Tbs. papers generally haveseriticised this
proceeding very severely Ssoipe -cf the
FAlembess refused at frstto -receise,it, and
Tothers who did teceiye>it 'hayessinceN distri-
|sbuted il TO- benevolent purposes. Yerylit-
Estle Of such distribution. however. was made
until after much had been said by the pa
pers against the action Of Congress in max
ing the appropriation. These benefactions.
under the circumstances, remind us of a
certain action on the part Of one Snyee /,
who lived little east Of a place called
Mount Airy. then in Wythe county. Vir-
ginia. Snyder was quiet, good sort Of a
man, but subject to fits Of arrangement or
insanity, during which he usually imagined
himself to be the ruler Of the universe, and
would often proceed to hold the day ofjudg-
ment and pass sentence upon his neighbors
according 10 his own likes and dislikes. He
was the owner OF little country mill for
grinding corn two of his neighbors, John
and Jake Fulwilder. had in partnership a
mill also. Between these and Snyder there
never was too much good feeling, thus ve-
rifying the old adage, Two Of a trade can
never agree One day, when Snyder was
little more crazy than usual, and particu-
larly mad ut the Fulwilders, he perched
himself upon some elevation and proceed
ed. as he said, to hold the day Of judgment.
He first tried the. FulRilders. and convict
ed them Of taking too much toll by their
own confessions. and confined them to the
left hand init de goats, :Nox, said he,
Jake Snyder, what has you been about IN
this lower world?' All. does not know
Well, Jake, did you not have mill?
Yes, had mill Veil Jake Snyder.
did you not take too much toll? Vas.
ven de water was low and de mill-stones
dull, did take leetle too much toll, but
den always did give it too de poor.
Then, after considering awhile, he added,
,Jase Snyder you may 60 to the right hand
NIT de sheep, but it is mit-a-tight squeeze !
The reader may make bis own applica'
tion. If these men can get clear of the O.
dunn attached to the manner IN which the
money was received. by giving that money
to the poor. it will be 'mit-a-tight squeeze.
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The whole number Of members Of the
ALllnd Cons ress who have returned their
back pay to the Treasury is forty.sour Of
these twelve are Senators and thirty.two
are Representatives. The total a,nount ro.
turned is slsS,S21, an average Of s4,lG6
for each member.
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A finished coquette at ball asked a gen.
tlemau near her. while she adjusted her
tucker, whether be could firt fan which
she held in her hand. No. madam ht
replied, but can fan firt.'
WAS il your Oldest daughter, madam
that was bitten by monkey?
No, sir, II was my youngest My old
est daughter had worse misfortune; sbt
married monkey .
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i R1rlt Gorp M1NE.--The Builder

A Rrcn GoLD MINE.--The Builder
says the ocean holds 81 600, 900, 900, ,0O0,-
600 in gold in solution. This surely beats
all the gold mines Of Australia, California.
and fall the world put together. How to
yet this gold out in an economical way, 50
as TO make il pay. is the problem which the
chemists and metallurgists Of coming ages
are to solve.
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Fifty Of The signers of the Declaration Of
Independence were Masons, and every Ma
jor-General in the Revolutionary ARM was
o Mason except Arnold.
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I'm not in mourning, said a youLs H.
dy frankly to q lady guerist, but as tho
widows are getting all the offers pow-a-
days, we poor girls have to resort 10 ar:i.
fee.
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Ayouth ofninety-ono recently led 10 the
alter charming bride Of one hundred and
nine. Il is reported that they were mar.
RE without the consent Of their parents.
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a young lady in the interior wants 10 10
to California TO get married, because sI,a
has been told that in that country the men
rock the crude.
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FOR OVER FORTY YEARsTHIs

FOR OVER FORTY YEARS THIS
PURELY HEGETABLE,
LIVER MEDICINEhas hasproved to be the
GREAT IVFAILING SPECIFIC
or LIVER conrLArSr aud the painful offspring
,hereof, 10 wit: DYSPEPSIA. CONSTlPA-
TIoy Jaundce. Bilious attacks, SICK nEAD- ..,i1
hCUE. Collie, Depression oiSpirits, S0uk Stu
MACH, Heart Burn,
CHILLS IND FEVER, &c. sc.
Amer wears Of careful experiments, to meet a
great and urgent demand. We now produce 'fom
s,,r original GENUINE POWDERS
THE PREPARED. y
a LIou,d form Of SIM MONS LIVER REGLLA-
,,0R. containing al its wonderful and valuable
propertles, and offer II In $50
ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES.
The Powders. Cprics as shsfore,) si;oo per p'kge
sent by mail, ava
lVCAUTI0N! Al .sa-
Buy no Powders or prepared a.s1
SIMMONS LIVER REGULAiOk-
unless III our engraved wrapper, WIN lrade
mark, Stamp and Signature unbroken. None
Is manufactured only by
.- 5=r T. H.FZEILIN &GO.,
-. Macox, GA, and PaiLADELpHIA'
sold by all druggist.
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DURHAM WAREHOUSE, lterlae to send fn TOBACCO
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
PACIFIC RAILROAD LITIGATION.

Judge Tappen of Brooklyn heard argument
yesterday in the matter Of the application of Einathan
Sweet r. and others, against Payson, Cdnda Co.. II"
an Injunction to restrain the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company from taking any steps or paying any money
under an alleged fraudulent estimate. Elnathan sweet
r and Others wero subcontractOrs for the prepara'
tiou of the road-bed OF the Dakota division Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad about 115 miles. and their
work was completed in October last. Estimates
were made from month TO month, and maj
estimate was made toward tho end OF the year
by the subengnecrs and reported to the Chief ngneer
The original contractors PaysOn, Cluda q %.
and the contract Sweet with them. some OF lhe
company TO which the plaintiffs belong. settled with
PaysOn & Canda the basis Of the estimates ABOVE
referred against the protests OF Sweet aud bs ae
ton is sought aside che settlement, tho plain
TINS alleging that the work was fraudulenuy under
estimated 10 the amount OF about 100000 10y couslon
on the part of the Chief Engineer and others The nc
ton s also to recover tine amount found to be really due
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
artistic genius shall permit. will seek expression In
ohitectarc, sculpture and painting.
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE INVESTIGATION.

The Brooklyn Common Councils Special
Committee, appointed TO Investigate the affairs OF
East River Bridge Company resumed work yesterday
afternoon, the only witness being the Chief Engineer Of
the Company, w. A. Rocbling. He testified:
All tho work OF construction mas not been done BY
contract; the caissOns and cOfer-dam bmlt BY
contract hut the towers the Executive Commit
objected part OF the towers buit when it
proposed 20 tract for the work; he knew what it
would 10 buIid the masonry after the foundations
were laid; Kingsley proposed 20 make the contract for
the mason work at about si2 per yard the coat OF the
work thus far has been less than so yard, aud " Che
work had been given 10 Kingsley az hs price " would
have cost s. 9700OO than II viii as We are now
building t: 1 think the work IL done better by days
work than would be by contract none oi the cassons
rest directly q rock there j. layer 0I stnd ana
gravel the highest points about three eet deep the
New-York cais.On Is three feet longer tban tho
Brooklyn caissOn; / think that almost all the iiuOer
been contracted for except OneB1 OF thlt uci ~
Brooklyn CaissOn which was bought by kingsley *
Keeney the advice OF my father they sold ~ - the
Company for what Il cost them, with Interest; thnk
was cheaper than any other lot got know Of every
bid that came the contracts always awarded 10
The lower bidders, sometimes contrary 10 my aye; We
have received contracts where know could not give
it to the lowest bidder; We have measured here 2ge
cargOes stone, and sally agrees with that OF te
quarry 10 is upOs that ncre could be any cousiCu
in this stone matter the stone cost from si % to s5 per
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
THE COURTS.
THE sCANNELL TRIAL.

TIE SCANNElL TRIAL
A MEDICAL EXAMINATION REFUSED BY TIIB
DEFENSE.
Scaunelps defense was continued yesterday
with the usual tedlousness. The proposition of District
Attorney Phelps to have the prisoner examined as to his
sanity by competent medical men has not been agreed
to by his counsel who prefer to trust to the line OF tho
defense already entered upon rather than take tbs
chances of such an investigation. The witnesses OF
yesterday Otis j. Wilson, a commission dealer;
Herry Hart barber Miss Kitty Scannel the prisoners
sister, and DR.. Payne of No. ls East Thirty FIRST
ST. the surgeon charge Of st. Elizabeth Hospital In
Thrty-Grstst Wilson spoke solely of the general be"
hayor of the prisoner after his brothers DEATH and the
change I'm his whole demeanOr The witness could not.
on cross-examnatlOn, specify any particular act OF
Scaune that he REGARDED irrational Miss ocanneli.
I'm ser testimony had told how exceedingly lOnd OF
"FiOrry" John was, when the prisoner put his head
down between and broke out into convulslye
sobs and cried aloud. This affected the witness. the
Dris0ner's wife, and his brothers. tO tears. Mr. Beach
asked leave for tine prisoner 20 withdraw for rev
minutes which granted. lie was taken 10 the
onterOm by his counsel He said no could not bear 70
see his sister on stand, and r Beach Withdrew The
witness. , -,
Dr. Payne said be had frequently told the mother OF
Scanne that her insane and begged her % send
him 10 an asylum At last Mr. Beach asked MN tne
question:: "Did you believe the prisoner sane or insane
The Doctor replied. "Insane." He was examined at
some length upon the different forms and causes OF IN
sanity, aud his testimony closed tho proceedings Oh us
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
TILE COST OF STREET CLEANING.

The Police Commissioners gave information,
yesterday the cost to the city OF the sreetcean
ing Bureau during the first months Of is exist
ence The Bureau although Authorized In May ala nos
begin work until June TO- Meantime street cleaning was
done by the Old contractor John L. Brow VINO received
s2i472 from the Board OF Police FOR this seryce The
carts and other apparatus owned by Brown were pur-
chased from him for $4,000. The Bureau, upon Begin
ming work. had at its call 100000 for cleaning the streets
until the end OF the year. authorized by the Board OF
Audit. All OF this amount was not expended.
Ioweyer tho Board Of Police up 10 January l. 1873.
only making TeGuisit.on upon Controller Green Tor
Sg-l4T1 6 Allowing the money paid 20 Brown, the
cost of cleaning the streets from june TO January was
$500 OOO or at the Of 5000 per month. During
the wear the Board received $4,000 from the sale OF
sreet-dirt aud manure The Board Of Audt has author
izcd the spending Of S9OO0O for cleaning streets during
wear,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
DpCIsIONs-FEB. %.

Sufreme COnrt-ChdmbGs-Bv Judge Harden
Hbrow sgt Hapsbrow-Repo Of referee confirmed ami Juismen
OF divorce granted Blum, jr, CT al ag -Ae hof'he'A
CompaDI-(See opInlon.
Special Terr-By Judge Van Brunt.-OConner
.g Shpmsn-Jldment FOR plsinih The AeHrdey Pro- 'c.
Church aat The Fifth Presbyterian Church h-Conp9n ne
missed Zimmerman sgt SchoeufldtDecree seie MsIshi s
ordeeilSee MEN, oi decsonL De-
sqt The Savings Bank. Ct aJulgheu iof plant L. ~
costs Blanchard and GgL WilcOL-Demaref o'eTuel
Court of AppedIs-ALBANY, Feb. 9.-Ihe follow
lug Of Appeals made 'ay; Jgdssh
Affirmed with Wheeler ag ogsto1; Iloa.toa agt
att Tie People; Miller The Pcop Judgments r'efsr ana ,r
t1al granted costs atiie evelSHog9n agt ty OF LAHs
KnoSu art Fitch Judgment Coili al "ni o.
Jnd. reversed proceedings 0.,ms eife People * iei
act saver Orief granting ts reversed sud gnt op
I'm afrpe with cosisMeehan sg Forester Y al Io ~. 49,
Dismissed g.h cossioberts BerleL Moys -
rcuaniel from Commissioners Of Appeals into 'h'
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

The directors of the Erie and Atlantic and
Great Western Railroads tna they have So
cured majority of the stock of the Cleveland CoIum-
bus Cincinnati and Indiana Central Rlilroad, and at
the annual election in March will assume control. The
Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana CentralE Is
an important feeder OF the Lake Shore Road Joining It at
Cleveland and some of the leading directors OF tho
Lake Shore are upon its direction among them being
Augustus Schl, and Horace L. Clark Tao latier ap-
neaed To- have disposed OF their stock and the Atlantic
and Great Western owners VINO have never had a
proper Western connection, have bought enough OF te
1000 900 Of capital stock to announce thaJ hey hou
the control for the coming election Of directors.
The Boston Hartford and Enc directors met yestefdpt
az No I39 Broadway, but ADJOURNED uhJh ~ uJ "t"ss
making their business puDHc
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
Ayerage price. ...........A 81

The above prices for March show advance over the
Companys February OF 50 cents per ton on all sizes
except stove which 50 cents ton higher They are
Sc cents per ton in the higher than the prices OF
the same Company March last year TIE coal ls de-
yered at weehawken. whence the freight TO this city Is
As cents per ton
The Reading Railroad Company has revised ltS rates
for the conveyance OF COAL making an average increase
therein OF about IS cents per ton The freight TO Port
Richmond will be as follows from the places named
Pine Grove, s. II; Tamaqua, g. o.; Port Carbon 81;
Mount Carbon. 81 99i schuylkin Haven, 81 d. The
freight 10 Philadelphia from the above-amed places
will be 10 cents more than the rates quoted.
The following the March prices at Port Richmond
OF the Reading Coal Company;
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
TWEED GIVES BAIL.

William NJ Tweed appeared in the Court OF
Oyer and Ternner yesterday and rendered bail for ms
appearance 20 answer to the ndicmsnts against him.
Bail was taken for SIS four bonds Of $780, O"t
s6OcO and 5000 respectively. Alexander Brandon OF
No 900 East Thrtythirst. became Mr.. Tweeds surety
and was accepted as such by the Dstrici-Attorney'
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
OaI LOnphDy

on the opening OF navigation The freght 20 thi5 cy
in the Company's boats will be 81 l5 alongside, con
signees pay the cost of unloading The above prices
average o. % for hard white ash coal and for best
qualities about 81 per higher than the prices at the
same time last year Tho retail price Of coat has al
yanoed 50 cents per within the last few days IA this
city One hundred thousand tons OF Scranton eoA wall
DO sold " 1ay by AUCTION.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
TIE COAL TRADE

GENERAL ADVANCE ii THE PRICE or COAL
THE READING CoMPANi's NEW RATES FOR
FREIGHT
The Pennsylvania Coal Company has been
the first OF the great coal corporations TO announce it5
.rholnsnln rrLnna inr Mnrch- ThcY ere "a fOOWs:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26

o,o NJ. III. Mo- 81. .Gearty agt Tie Mayor, aS
39.. 6risser and AHo agt niul' so
ycsant 81
2l..-- 'NF''
,Spt, J-Oorns AZ 0i a. mCaenlaT called at " n
a. prar,os -. The n. Y 7f..N,bohu sst BIo's
''''N prIrsI,iag Co III. .Mscgeg0r 81 fiheAns.
81 re Peo- le 6e Johnson l1l. LeBe 40 C0nhs e. a.
VIZ se G-ren Controller Isl .urnmauu az; bingS
q, T.r.ro..t al same .sich. AIT tlsas = al
NV les at. E4rc Auiios ltlfal as~ pl.,u'' a.. M,
Green doptrol.r 6..Iu the ratieri SS ~
-. m p.,,l. s,d Tenth S.t stessrl
we t.st - s"ns 9l7. l. tas natter 4. o. PhSe
So ssme a 4 Bosrl Of Ap,or Cal 23i-F!un aS b@boP
SsrrIst rses--y,S DRrNr "opens At ioi a. m
v a,a =, "a, D, isi En- 8 q gs .os ss g2l ~ z 49,
"a, 2gl A.. a
Co1soN Ptpu-EQrry TiKN-LARRHNohE J'-Opssns ~ -. -
To- ast BoWnns % ''pt'", &c
10 aN' ~ Iao = sb.p 2Oi. DIVER at The Hone M
80, sS,' n, ~, - i- ,. ~, ~ 0svor cline Co.
10 "a ht,,.s ,rt g,s.boI 2oC3. .Pac aet Bergh
1870. .selrck sgt Herbert ll..s' iiu--.-... ~.
Nilsus -.ll-'.'u~'s
il65 sh Ids Laski et al l.s.sHpe a ~ America at
lg2 .McOuIro sgt hhtiep. l'i'' & s-i B.pk
~ La tOur agt McMalcu IN. .s,..lh
900. .Bcckel agi. The Bast Ten N0'"'""NN
ne,ee IiIe No. T. o,dd. and calender called stlAn
ps ~ =, roi,e' lgJl strc. lard ag sehneie"
i-6j .HaHkls agt AOuel . a.mau-
% % % -, P-r. 2uO. .ByTus Ssl rae q Hshi"~"
1871. .kugsley az tuachy. ,.o, 80. I..ral
1913. .kngsier asL fncs 49, f'~l' 80 psl.Wa
l994 Low agL .ierzlerL 80 -. Tfc Independent
l'''''n15- -V ~ "V" ~ inA Co -, ..
CouRr APPKAIS-AtuAs1, fe@ = 80 a. se 6,0 ca, 60
OF Appe8ls day calendar Tor feO 90 wv N'' ''' "
"a snd l2
New-York tribune., 1873-02-26
CALBYDARS-THs DAY.

srpHpya PANT II-BARRErr "opens al i@ u
Case 0n-Oroius ~. StarA
GENERAL TRRu-IXGKAHAN. > FANchsH' avn DN'iS' 90
' lansa 3.