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VA SUMNER BOARDIyG.HOUSR
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Room; large and airy. Good river view
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
" LINE extraordinary Inducements excursion par for the
great watering place Of America
LONG BRANCH.
The attention churches societies. clubs picnic parties 6e
called % the following schedule Of reduced rates;
Partie Of 90 and less than 100, 81 80 round trip
Parties Of 100 and less than 200. 81 % round trip
Parties OF 200 aud over. ouly 81 roand trip.
The EAST End HOTEL,
under the MANAGEMENT Puer with ts beautiful lawn
coqur bae grounds for the free Of ereur
oust permanent and Transient guests
Rooms meals at liberal rates
II the mos: desirable location the beach For Information pp
the Office 30 Brodt Aston House; Pier 70 North
River MuTriys and at general Office Long Branch
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THE HORSB-AUCTION BRANCH or THB HOUSE Is RI
MOVED TO The SPACIOUS PREMISES. - -
10, 81. %, and p EAST THlRTEbNIll-SE.
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HEATH HOUSE, Schooley Mountain Springs,
~ j.. NOW OPEE.Mo1uan unsupasseff
toes; Lnt-ClaA J. WARREN COLEMAN, Proprietor
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TOR SALE CHEAP to close out business,
following: AmArcnED TEAM drs brown 70 5inds tes
sound IN Iesprt; free ' We sth
ana will work single double harness. prc-, sJJO az
HORSE 49, haas high o warranted souu sr Work
ther dopte or single prce 500 Als0 gray HORSE, lJS
haads high years OH warranted SQUAD Also Tor sale one I
TRUCK either double single. nearly S25O htlse ftm
TRUCK II good orer $50 The above mass be so apply h
three days AZ 3i5 BIS. FJu1eeatl-s
HARNESS-ANOTuE CHANCE.
B.nkrupt stock OF hue AaadscNcd EAASS oGuns at great
Beryans to close oct the lot . r.,-
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PFGVLAR SANS OF HDRN.N md IANkI lNIo
WILL BE held EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. at II O'clock
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, those hsyi1g iloes
or Cages y, win 4nG tbs house recty el4oc a. s 81
ness conducted Straightforward principles which
have gogeruel II IN the past a.
to 43 hours for trial
Horses aud Carriages slwaYs on hapd At private 5al,
LIRERAL ADNANCES WIDE o. LD..IlNNLAIN
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GROOM, &c.-By young man aged III years,
" who vey good groom eau also drive ',. N sass NOV
melAlOaL Ca Is sees a. sAE1I-As' lSa Wed iiI eai'
Ga Ala
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ltEVkN ONIA\E KDoEM UUD TINNU-
y FoETs 500 I'VE sie re,Aus De b liess ~ rs.e.,
toned Pa1,f,lcs ail4f,';lff a. so CAP ~ 'fAAAINk
pi.NONAKkRs No . Gres JnsssL. ncu Br,advir
- X BALL over 10 years with Horace
-. Wste, has No. u B,s folrte4sL TIE l@ncst
etv AZ frsss ORGANS In W c.r. ChickennPs
No.. Deer Etcs low Tor nstah
rs and or rent X ball iavtes h. ials AMI fra pataSa
"'- y. 8AbL 4 20.
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NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED.-BOA7

nR. STR0NG's REMEDIAL INSTITUTE,
~ Sastogs Springs open the and Summer House.
unsurpassed Turkish Ru aud other bath attached TO
The New York herald., 1873-08-05
A bourbon and orl..ni.t oombin alton.


There is no longer any doubt, it is reported,
that the Count de Paris has gone to Vienna to
visit the Count do Chambord. It was under
stood some time ago that all intercourse be-
tween the two monarchical faction leaders had
been broken of. 1t is only few days since
it was announced that Marshal MacMahou
would, preparatory to a monarchical restora-
ton, resign his position as President of the
Republic and resume the command of the
army. 1t was significant that during the late
festivities in Paris in honor of the Shah of
Persia the President appeared with the Duke
of Aumale by his side and occupying the post
of honor. One hundred Deputies of the
Assembly have sent a formal address to
the Pope, in which they acknowledge their
allegiance and declare their devotion to his
interests. 1t is difficult to resist the convic-
ton that an attempt is about to be made to
restore the monarchy. How the Bourbon in
terests are to be reconciled is question rather
for the legitmists, the Orleanists and the
Pope than for us. The compromise long ago
suggested is that the Count de Chambord
sh ould ascend the throne at once, and, as he
is childless, that the Count de Paris should be
his successor when he dies. The evacuation by
tho Germans has commenced Early in Sep
temberit will be completed. Then must COM
mence the tug of war. We must wait to see
whether the Republic is equal to the test, and
whether, in the event of its failure, the le-
gitimists, the Orleanists or the Bonapartists
will win. All we can now say is that the facts
of the moment point in the direction of a
Bourbon restoration, Marshal MacMahon
playing the role of General Monk.
The Importance attached to this meeting is
seen by the vigorous action of the republican
vigilance committees of the Left and Left
Centre. Whether coup dStat will be at
tempted or the more dangerous process of in
citing the s'reds' to o fresh demonstration
that would throw France into the arms of the
reactionists, or whether the majority in the
present Assembly will simply take the risk of
declaring the monarchy established, will de-
pend on the counsels, more or less violent,
that prevail among the royalist factions. If
MacMahon has lent himself to this con-
spiracy, as has been freely averred in certain
quarters the combination will be formidable.
1t is, nevertheless, we fear, unlikely that the
change if attempted, will be effected without
bloodshed and prostration of industry.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

BRIGHAM YoUNa's DIVORCE SUIT has ap-
parently been cleverly quashed The huge
figures of Mrs. Young the Seventeenth in her
affidavits and petitions appear to have fright
ened the willy Prophet notwithstanding his
previous contempt; and. according to our
despatch from Salt Lake City to-day, he has
compromised the case by paying over to his
cast-off wife the sum OF fifteen thousand dollars.
Her attorneys have not been provided for in
accordance with the programme of the prose-
cuion, hence they are endavoring to set
aside the compromise, Presurning this to be
the value of each prophecies in the Mormon
harem the great Saint would have heavy
bill to pay should they all strike and adopt the
tactics of the unhappy No. II.
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ban win be given in their honor BY the PROVINCES;

pan VIII DC gwen In their honor by tina ProvincS1a-
government on Friday next.
General Myer. OF the Signal Service Burean Il.
preparing q pleasure programme for the sixtv-
nth regiment, N G. s. N. Y. The men are to .sdo,s
MS farm at Lake View and astonish the natives m
the vicinity OF the "Old Prob.n quarters
Secretary Robson. OF the Navy Department.
made a tour OF the Portsmouth N H. Navy YARD
yesterday He goes East shortly, in the United
States steamer Tallapoosa, to Wiscasset and Booth
Bay. CommodOres Rogers and Ammen accompany
the old salt.
Gregory Aristarchi Bey, the new Turkish Minister
10 washington, is recovered from his second
attack of opthalmia and is about to start for this
country to relieve Blacque Bey. His salary has
been liked at two hundred and ifty pounds, Turk
ish money.
Carl Schurz has been journeying in Switzerland
ana the Tyrol While he has an intense admira-
ton for the natural beauties to be found in those
mountainous sections OF the world, he assured the
Fourth OF July ceebratOrs in Munich that he still
deems an American prairie over which floats the
banner of freedom equal in interest to them.
Louis Philippe dOreans, Count OF Paris; Robert
d'Orleans, Duke OF Chartres; Lsuis d'Orleans
Duke OF Nemours; Francois dOrleans, Prince Of
Joinville; Henri d'Orleans Duke OF Aumale; An
tome d'Orleans, Duke oil Montpenser; HIS Majesty
Leopold ii. Louis Philippe Marie Victor LeOpOld),
the Count OF Flanders; Her eX-Majesty the En-
press Marie Charlotte OF Mexico, Duke Philippe OF
Wurtemburg and Her Royal Highness Marie
Clementine d'Orleans-all these kings princes,
princesses and pretendants were complanants
against an unhappy forester and his wife, before
the Correctional Tribunal OF Tours, for cutting
down few dry sticks in the forest OF fAmboise, the
property OF their royal mghtinesses aforesaid.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

counter the northwesterly gales, and outward
bound vessels from New York should stand to
the northward Of that parallel. The October
tracks derive special importance from the fact
that this is the first month in which the out
ward passage from this port to Europe should
always be more northerly than the return.
The results arrived at by the distinguished
author cited justify his pungent but judicious
remark that it will be far better for professed
meteorologists to limit their labors to indi-
vidual districts of the ocean instead of follow
ing the omniscient dae1oni on the field of
philosophical theories. The new German con-
tribution adds an important chapter to the
physical geography of the sea-
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

mouldering by the fields of woerth, Gravelotte
and Sedan.
That Kaiser Wilhelm, in welcoming the
distinguished writer to Ems who writes her
story for the HERALD, found time to express
his interest in our journal is worthy of note
by those who look back to Fatherland as their
early home. The HERAIDs issue of May 2,
with its account in the German language Of
the opening of the Worlds Fair at Vienna,
was of particular interest to him. The con-
queror Of France, doubtless, saw in it q tri-
umph OF peace as well as a tribute to German
genius in the persons OF Auerbach and Mihl-
bach, and to the Germans in America who
able to those undertaking it as well as o
pride and a pleasure to themselves He
could see in it the great Germanic people
powerful at home and prosperous abroad
The mission OF the independent press
which makes such slow progress in
countries like Germany, may have been a
cause of wonder, even to him. Revealing
social and political condition wherein there
was neither bond nor free, but all alike,
he must have looked on that issue of the
HERALD with an interest in our Republic
which an emperor, surrounded by all the
attributes of direct power, can seldom be
induced to feel. 1t shows how the influence
of the independent press leaps over the bar
riers of classes, castles and races as it does
over continents how it tends to knit man.
kind in frmer bonds of friendliness how its
feats appear great in the eyes of even those
accustomed to great things So in this water
ing-place story there are many lessons and
much suggestiveness. The fine touch of the
celebrated German story-teller will be felt in
her recital, which, if from womans stand
point, is firmly told and worthy of study.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05
Post Once Reform In This city.

The present Postmaster of this city, Colonel
James, gave all interesting account to one of
our reporters of the reforms and changes
effected by him during the first three months
of his term of Office. His first labor was in
perfecting system of discipline in oil the
Departmental much needed institution in
the Post Office. 1t seems that the force in
this city had become seriously demoralized
and that numerous complaints were daily sent
to the Postmaster Filled mail bags were
slowed away in corners, on the pretext that
there was no time or opportunity for deliver
ing the matter they contained. A rapid de-
livery system was at once inaugurated, and
even in limited and cramped quarters, and
with comparatively slender resources at his
command, Colonel James has instituted such
reforms as leave little room for complaint.
BY concentrating all money collections under
one head, more security is attained and irregu-
larities are easily discovered. The city rail-
roads are made available for rapid mail trans
portation, and the various stations connected
with the department have become once more
The New York herald., 1873-08-05
TRIPLE HEET.
New York, Tuesday, August 8, 1873.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY,
TO-Day'S Contents Of tho
Herald.

"LOUISE MUHLBACH AT EMSl HISTORIC
TOUCHsT0NESl KAISER WILHELM AND
THE HERALD"-EDfTORIAL LEADING
ARTICLE-SlxTH PAGE.
GERMAN HISTORYl LOUISE MUHLBACH AND
THE KAISERl THE LATTER'S VIEWS RE-
SPECTING THE NEW YORK HERALD A
PICTURE OF EMS, GERMANY'S POPULAR
WATERING PLACE-THIRD PAGE
THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR; TERRIBLE DE-
STRUCTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY IN
VALENClAl STREET BARRICADING AND
CANNONADING! PRECAUTIONS AGAINST
BUCCANEERINGl THE ADVANCE OF BOUR-
BONISM-SEvENTH PAGE
A HORRIBLE PICTURE OF ATROCITIES IN
SPAIN PERILS OF A HERALD CORRE-
SPONDENT! THE REIGN OF SOCIALISM
FOURTH PAGE
CONGREGAlING OF FRENCH SOCIALISTIC CON-
SPiRATORS IN LISBON THE DESIGNS OF
SERRANO AND DE RODAs-FoURTn PAGE.
THE COUNTS OF PARIS AND CHAMBoRD IN
COUNCIL AT VIENNA! CONSEQUENCES
OF THE RECONCILIATION OF BOURBONS
AND ORLEANlSTS-A NEW TURKISH
LOAN-SEvENTn PAGE.
CRIME AND SPANISH RULE IN THE ANTILLESl
SCENE OF FRAUD AND TERROR IN
MANZANlLLO-TENTH PAGE.
oANk hObBER1 IN HAVANA! $S7,O00 STOLENl
ARREST OF THE ALLEGED CULPRITS-
FIFTH PAGE.
IS CANADA TO BE A MEMBER OF THE FAMILY
OF NATIONSS THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
AND RAPID TRANSIT TO HONG KONG
THIRD PAGE.
"a WET SHEET AND A FLOWING sEAvr THE
PROSPECTIVE CRUISE OF THE NEW YORK
YACHT SQUADRON! THE RENDEZVOUS
THIRD PAGE
THE NEW JERSEY BONAPARTES! RELICS AND
COURT OF KING JOSEPH! STUBBORN
CLAIMANT OF THE BORDENTOwN PROP
ERTY-FOURTH PAGE.
AN IRISH WELCOME TO AN AMERICAN FIR IG-
ATEl CEAD MILE FAILTE! THE CON-
GRESS IN GALWAY BAY-FIFTH PAGE.
EXPLOITATION OF SALTPETRE FROM PERUl I'M
PORTANT GOVERNMENT DECREE-THIID
PAGE.
GENERAL SHERMAN AT CAPE May THE FIFTH
vISITORS-FIFTH PAGE.
THE SING SING CAMP MEETING AN IMMENSE
ASSEMBLAGEl OPENING EXERCISES
FIFTH PAGE
THE BOARD OF HEALTH AND THE MARKETS
REFORM STILL THE CRY-EIGHTH PAGE.
THE CORONER'S INQUEST IN THE MUNCKS
TRAGEDY! THE CAUSES THAT LED TO
THE CRIMINAL FATALITY-E PAGE
THE "RING" BUFFERSl MEETING OF CROKER
AND BOYLAN. THE FORMER CARRIES OFF
THE PRIZE-EIGHrH PAGE
DULNESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGEl PRICES
STEADY MONEY PLENTY-NINTH PAGE.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Pinchback has returned to PART.
James watson Webb and family are at Spa, Ger
many.
captain Turner, OF England d staying at the
New York HOTEL
State Senator d. p. Wood of Syracuse, Is at the
Filth Avenue Hotel.
General S. Q. Lawrence, of loston, is at the
Grand Central Hotel.
General Bartlett, of Pittsfeld, Mass, Is regis.
tered at the New York HOTEL
Judge Homer A. Nelson, of Pouglkeepsie is stay
ing at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Herr Won Dry, OF the German legation az Wash
ingt0n, is at the Westmoreand Hstel.
The Rmpress of Germany is to visit The Vienna
Exhibition during the month Of August.
Minister j. Russell Jones, though still w. has re :
turned to his post il Brussels from Paris.
secretary OF State Henry c. Kelsey, Of New Jer-
sey, is registered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
The Rev. DR.. 4. H. Ciapn OF this city, preached
in the American chape. in Paris, on the 10th ult.
Captain O. W. Kenned, OF the steamship Baltic,
has once more arrived at the Grand Central Hotel.
The Bishop OF Peterborough, England, DR.. Magee
the church Record thinks needs TO be disciplined
by snubbing.
The Pope has advised sone French pilgrims not
to visit Rome, as they would be subjected to In
suits and outrages there.
Mira Parsekh Mclik Minassnutz is q Persian
who has been arrested In Loiion for possessing
forged Russian rouble notes.
1t is denied by the Manchesr Guardian, ION
good authority that Prince Athur is going to
propose for the hand of PrIncess'hyra.
General j. b. Soufront Aid'-de-Camp to the
President OF Hayti, and Major Goly, OF the Swiss
Artillery stan, are at the st. Clou HOTEL
President Grant left Long Brano for Washington
last evening. His father-in-law, tr. Dent, though
q little better is not considered OF OF danger.
NJ MakuscheT, OF the Russian breign ONCE Is
exciting the Panslavists to maness He says
"Russia will save the Savs againstheir WILL
The Sultan's second son, Prince fahmoud Dele
leddin, has been promoted to be aIear Admiral In
the Turkish Navy. The new Adira Is eleven
years old.
The CZar Is so thankful for tn benent to his
health from the waters OF Ems tit nc has given
5000 thalcrs toward the buildin OF Russian
church there.
The Earl and Countess OF Dufen were present
at pyspsna ds concert Of Haifk last evening
The New York herald., 1873-08-05
The Ohio Democratic Convention.

The State Convention of the democratic
party of Ohio will meet in Columbus for the
purposes of nominating ticket forlGovernor
and other State officers and promulgating the
platform of the party for their approaching
October State election. There will evidently
be three parties in this contest-the national
administration or regular republican party;
the party of liberal republicans and exhausted
democrats, which, we believe, has assumed
the style and title of the peoples party; and,
"rectus in curid," the democratic party, "un
mixed with baser matter" The liberal or third
party has held its convention and is before the
people Of Ohio on a composite platform of
democratic and Cincinnati principles and
with mixed ticket of democrats and liberals;
claim their adhesion to the general policy of
the national administration and nominate an
out-and-out administration ticket, while the
democrats are expected to cut loose from their
late entangling alliances and to reafrm their ad-
hesion to and faith in the old democratic party
as their "new departure
Numerous sold line democrats have been
suggested, each by one or more of the party
journals of the State, as the proper man to be
nominated for Governor as the party standard
bearer in this campaign. Conspicuous among
them are William Allen, an old democratic
wheel-horse, and John N. McNIahon, chief
among the tribe in Dayton. The latter is re-
commended as sound in the old party faith,
inasmuch as in enumerating the men to whose
bad faith in regard to democratic principles
and platforms may be charged the heaviest
disasters of the party he names General
Mcclellan as embarrassing the party in 1864
by his repudiation Of its platform; Horatio
Seymour as guilty of the same offence in 1868,
when Judge Chase should have been nomi-
mated, and Horace Greeley, who was the en-
bodiment Of protection and represented the
odds and ends, which the democracy always
detested and in Ohio General McCook is
named as a candidate who, in departing
from the 'new departure Of Valandigham,
demoralized the party in their last State
canvass.
These are the views of Mr. Mcmahon, and
the Cincinnati Enquirer, the leading demo-
cratic organ of Ohio, says that from the demo-
cratic party, as their candidate for Governor,
''the times demand a man who entertains Just
such views" From these and other fore
shadowings we infer that the Ohio democrats,
from their Convention, which meets to-mor-
row, will proclaim new departure under the
old party banner; but we suspect at the time
that the old platform will be repaired in the
substitution of new timber for some of the
old worn-out and worm-eaten uprights and
planks of the old concern. At all events,
from its bearings upon the reconstruction
party for 1876, this impending Ohio Demo-
cratic State Convention will be political as
semblage of more than local importance.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

LETTING LIGHT INTo THE MARKETS The
action of the Board of Health in dealing
with those pestholes of the metropolis
Fulton and Washington Markets-aside from
positive and immediate sanitary benefits,
will have the effect of showing these institu-
tions in their true Ight-a disgrace to a city
like New York. When shielded by the OBJ
noxious booths which encumbered the adjoin-
ing streets, and which have just been re-
moved, there was little opportunity for the
public to fully appreciate the deformity of
both markets but now that light is thrown
upon them it would be hard to conceive any
thing more hideous. 1t is the imperative
duty of the New York members of the Legisla-
ture at the next session to insist upon q thor
ough reform in our market system Light,
graceful iron structures, with abundant ven-
tiation and drainage, are needed in place OF
the disease-breeding shanties that now rep
resent our principal markets. Nothing more
ran be done with the latter nuisances, and it
is astonishing that they have not succeeded so
far in creating pestilence. 1t will require
all the vigilance and exertions of our sanitary
guardians now to keep even the neighborhood
OF both markets in tolerable state of clean
illness. There are no more dark hooks and
corners for filth to accumulate, and the sun
will prove an unering detective should the
manufacturers of filth resume their pesti-
leptA course.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

reliable in speedy delivery of city letters and
newspapers. This is decidedly an encouraging
view of a situation which has been anything
but satisfactory heretofore The thanks and
good wishes of the community will be ten
dered to the Postmaster for his system of
reform.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

The ENGLISH RADICALS AND THE ROYAL
DowRY. Mr.. Gladstone has been successful
in forcing the Dowry bill through the House
of Commons 1t is quite manifest, however,
that the English radicals have found in the
marriage grant fresh cause for agitation.
The meeting in Hyde Park on Sunday did not
set the Thames on fire; but it was an indica-
ton of grumbling as an outlet for public dis
content, and the example is almost certain to
be followed in other populous centres.
Queen Victoria has still two sops and a
daughter unmarried and in the present
temper of her subjects she is likely to have
trouble enough before she gets them off her
hands.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

The KU KLux OF KENTUCKY are breaking
out again. Where are those famous patriotic
"hunters of Kentucky whose duty it should
be, in the last resort, to hunt down these law
hess Ku Klux Klans, who are constant terror
to the peaceable citizens of the State
Where are the State. authorities? We should
like to know.
The New York herald., 1873-08-05

wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway and Thirteent
etreet-MIMI
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night like the preceding one was deli
ciously cool end with the absence Of the
clouds Of dust We bad been enjoyed with
during the day, made most agreeaoie
change for us. Alter most refreshing
nights rest we left our comfortable quar-.
ters at Schenectady nj 5 the next morning,
with oar
rAoaAGr CHECKED FOR TROY.
n miles dis,snt--farc 80 cents Men OF
lis. Cent RR please take notice. Our
ria, between the two points, though
short on.. was fI'' ~ incidents. There
va. % large party on board on route for
-,reg'yr aud Sw,tt', favorite resort
/ GRAYLoCR NALL
Whlmnstown, Mass Among.the num-
| Der wa. quite IN old lady who occupied "A
seat 20 herself by her side was aplo
Of books periodicals, sstchel, etc At =
way station voang girl entered ana On
Attempting to ii, down in the seat with
the Oh lady, was Informed by the lattcr
TIM, it WINS engaged, big burly looking
man who sal on the opposite side OF tho
car spoke up and said 1T is not engaged,
Sc. down and bo at once picked up the
articles in the seat and pitched them out
II the window al this one of the pas
,eugcrs took hold Of tho man who at once
struck out with hi. right arm and plante,
a heavy blow on No. !, striking him d.
reotly under the eye emitting n deep gasl
and he blood moving proiu.ely over MI
face. vest aud shirt bosom, No. J, qnicke
han lightning landed two powerful blow
on the burly old follows face, cutting hin
badly in the face and nose. BY This um'
tho
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cAr WAS ~ ~ urnoAR.

Children Dreaming, ladie. fainting and
lively time generally, for II few moments
a free isht among every one seemed
imminent. Your correspondent landing
iutbe oentcr Of the car with u leopnG baby
10 bis arm helped some the pacific por-
ti,r .T