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I0U1BF1LI4E CANAL.
After considerable ttmb Hl,out In b etr,iEElo for
precedence OF business, tho 1IouHo proceeded
with tho consideration OF tho bill which waa nn-
dor discuaaon yos.ertlay, providing for Tho pay.
ment Of tho bontla Of tho I.oMlsyiie & Portland
Onnnl Company, and Mr.. WHEELER, Chairman
of tho Committoo on Commerce, from which, tho
bill vaa roportod aitaressea tho Ha,,ae.
Aftor tho close Of tho discussion, Mr. OILY
ME1l moved substitute for Mr.. Wllcelur's
tliction should not bo ,nads BY tho State os Kcn-
tuoly tolls on tho cannl shall bo ratBcd to their
existing rates. Negattvod-yeas, los; nnysy 124.
Tho question waa thon taken on Mr. Wlioslar's
a1n,sntllnont providing thnt no money aitan he
coded tnc Jurisdiction over tho canat-pro1nrty to
the United statoH. Tue amendment waa agrotI
tomycaa, I'D; nays, %.
The bill, AZ nmonded, then passed without tho
ation Of
TIE CURRENCY BILL.
speochos Oh the subject wero made by Mossra.
HuDBELL and SHERWOOD III favor Of OK
hlr. MEYERS introduced q bill for the rellot
Of tllo Commissioners to tho Vienna Exhibition.
Referred to tho Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Tho Houso adjourned.
SOUTH CAnoIINA FINANCES.
Ms. DANES presented q petition Of taxpny-
erb Of houth CarollnRrecitfng excessive taxatlon
to Which tho people Of TINT 8tato aro subjected.
and that tho proceeds Of such taxation aro sys~
Dramatically, gquandorcd or stolen, instead Of
hoing devoted to tito legitimate purposes OF tho
Government, and asking Congress to consider
tho!r condition, and to doviaa aomo menus Of
relief. Tho petition bore tho signatures Of
largd number OF prominent and influential oitt-
IONS.
r1r. RANDALL askod what Congress could do
in tho matter. IIo Ind always opposed any in-
tcrterenco by Congreus IN tho affairs Of Stntos.
Mr. DAWES saiq Ae did not know exactly ,7hnt
could bo douo atjout IT, bnt 10 Thought it Just
k6.rt t,1Ieff1I
petition. After furthor discussion, tho petition
WAS roforrcd to tho judiciary Committee.
, 1874-04-01

1Tet7HE IIs17TftH
DE7Ho1r, Ata1eh s1.-A Alnskegon spoeial Of
to-day Hays that that community Is intensely ex-
citod over domestic tragedy which occurred
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock. 4 man named Ed
ward Noriarity. lately holding sone editorial po-
sition on tho New York Graphic. and belonging
TO family in oxoc1lont slaaIding in hlnskego1l,
shot lis wife through tho lungs md then shot
tempt to shoot so1na Of his ft3nr children. He
was only slightly hurt, but hs wifcs wound is
very dangerous. Tho cauao was was Romn FINN
lily trouble. 1foriarity ia eubteot to mental al-
borrationH, and WAS ut ono time N M iosRne
aBylum.
, 1874-04-01
Il Al3tn Shoots 1Qla aElllhcr.ttl.Lasv una
HI INl311E Ivy ~ M0hs

From tic LeUvfn1r0rlh {KaN,1 Times, Mafoh 70.
Tho mails from tho South bring additional par
tculars OF tho dollb]a.nl.llder mentioned IN tho
dispatches printed in yesterday norning'a Times.
Tho acono OF tho tragedy, which ls hardly sur
naaseil III border annals for swift alld terribio
rotlibution, III tho little yllaga of jacksonville,
III tl,e aouthoast corner Of Naosho County. Il'e
ca,ao OF tho first mrlor, from nl that can be aH-
certainod, waa u family fe,l. John +. paarce, who
married. Anthony Amend daughtor, mot Tho last
named gentleman (lia fatller-n~law) iu the vii
lage store, and, calling him aside, accused him
, 1874-04-01

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, March SLIT is tic general opin,on
IN tha s,ocl. .Fxcb,noa that tt,c rate of disco,nt
~ i'm n,v,. - Tasla, ,1 ~ md ,1,,,ra.
" tl'o o"tA - 1snb'a4'o "1'1 w 'o'"'4eoA
day next
Stocks are still depressed
III tho House of Commons, tonight, Mr. An
5aruo, ,v, ;,i-o,rco ros,1,,tiop trnc,, r,ro +h.t
na4 WI n-...: saas
as dseaS b1'saa was ea1adcatoa 70 oe IN the
wrong In permitting tho esc"po Of tho Alabama,
and compelled to compensate tho Americans VIII o
anfrencd hv her f1onrofat;ona thu nr;tiah auI.
sort, s,o s,,or,5 s;lar1,, ,,,t,t ,,eo ~
loa's "no nuuoioo 1'lil"''s oosnt "'Ao ~ too'lF'
oompenRataon.
1fr. AnaerBou has postponed the introduction
, 1874-04-01
FIRES.


speeiol Dispateh to rio Chicago 7rf1une,
LASA1LE, H., aIarch 31.--At about O'Clock
this morning three tenement houses noar tho
browory Of Ellel & Co., In this city, and a barn
noar thom woro destroyed by fro. A crib Of 400
buahoIs OF corn WAS also burned, and threc
hossos and twelve hogs which syoro in tho barn.
Tho tenement houses belonged to tho Northern
Illinois Coal md Iron Company, mud wcro i'm
gnrod for s2,00D--abont al they wcro worth
The 1.-Two stock holongadt to laboror BY tho name
OF Fitzgerald. Seven families arc rendered.
homoloaa by tho FRO.
, 1874-04-01

C1NcINNAr1, March 91.-About ten months
since (, naau catling himself J. Anderson opened
store OIL Cantral avenue, for tho sale OF no.
muio very extensive time -purclaaos, informing
tlo dealers TINT llo was going to p'aco D lot Of
wagons on tho road to sell to country doalera ut
WHOLESALE. Yesterday. his storo wan found
closed aud olnrty, aud Anderson waa not to bo
found. 1t il B,ipnoHod that ho las jlet to Cnn-
ntlu. Tho value Of goods not paid for is about
H1llnQ.
, 1874-04-01
THE DISTRICT INVESTIGATION.
Special Dispatch 10 5Ao Chicago Tffbane.

YESTERDAYS sEss1oN or THE coaIf1TTEE.
WAs111soToN, D. g., March 31.-The proceed
ings before tho District Investigating Committee
to-day, woro Of q very embarrassing character
4 majority of tue Committee are evidently firing
Of tho work before them. Frequently to-day
only two members wero presont. Senator Thur
man, anI Representative Hubbol mud Hamilton
did not make their appearance ut all.
Mr. Huhbells attendance ut my timo, however,
Is Of very slight consequence. Wlilo tho evi-
donco to-day proved the dishonesty OF several
contractors under tho Doard Of Public Works,
It cannot be said that anythiug was alduce1 that
reflected sorioualy on the character OF Gov.
Shepherd or tho other rnombors OF tho District
Goyernnlent.
srnoNa's OPERATIONS,
It was shown that q contractor named Strong,
'rhile constructing g section Of, the 4 street
Bowor at the Board Of Public Works ratos,
carticd on the pay-ros several mon Who per-
fornlod no service thoro, butworo engaged in tho
erection Of a house for Strong.
William 6awyer, Special Superintendent Of
OF tho Board OF Public Works, testified tl,at
Strong got him drunk, aud, wh,lo he was under
the Influence OF liquor, induced lin to sign cor
tain papers. Dymeaus Of these papora Strong
and other parties Hecurol several contracts.
Witness nevor aaw The papers he signed. When
he recovered from Lis drunk llo found III hfB
pockotH 9115 Of Board Of Public Works scrip,
Which lad boon put thero by Strong Sawyer
related tic abpvo fncts to 1lr. Willard, a mem
her OF the Doar0of Public Worls, who
PROMISED TO "r1x" STRONG
but Witness could not 9tato whether tho threat
wuH over executed.
Mr. Ordway, borgoant-at-Arms OF tho House
OF toPrescntatlyest was expected to giyo start
lng Testimony, but beyond telling OF somo oarkll
having beon takon from tho Capitol grounds aud
evidence WAS point3saa.
Il: V. Coniton, the ngent OF Frank Smith, con-
tractor for tho fonclng douo by tho Doarl Of
pnblio Works. testified tint tho totnl cost OF the
twonty-si1 miles Of work dono by him WIS about
gu, 600, and he received for tho aasuq S65 Goa
THE MAN HsIlTI.
in addition to holding tho position Of official re-
rorter Of the U0uso 0f Representatives. is rYopi
deut OF the Young 3lona Christian Association
ai,tl il also Of President Grants Indian poaco
Commissioners. Whom he hoard TINT tAls lnycy-
tgason waa to 10 liotl, this truly good young
nun suddenly rccolloetcd that tho warda OF tho
nntion residing all along, the limo Of tho Union
1'Gcitlo 1sallroad, NJ far West rs SIM Francisco,
needed tia attention Ho at once aet out to
visit them, very carefully locking up anything
in the way of evidence Of his having the fencing
contracts, and threw tho key into tho Potomac.
Mr. It. J. Boil, Il Ninth street property owner,
complained aboHt tho
owfAAgEous AssEssMENT
made againHt hia roa! estate for ,atroet improye-
mont. 13D WIS charged over 81, 000 for lowering
tho ,sator-main lA trout Of his promiaes. IIo
Was willing to take hta oath tho main WaB neyor
touched. lie was also asaeasod nearly $500 for
tho construction Of aeWer, wAon tho fact Maa
, 1874-04-01

Spfc10l WspaIch 70 Tho Ch'taNo 1f7b17Hs.
ANN ARnoll. Mich., Marcl4 3l.-~four young
men named lriggs. lluibort. Lilnborgor, md
Warner outorod Nichol's SALOON Inst night and,
beiug refused liquor, attaclIcd tho bar-tondor
with u knife, and wounded him severely. by
Islander wllo attempted to interforo WAS atso
stahho1. nhe woulu-be assassins wore arrested
and locked up.
, 1874-04-01
CONGRESSIONAL AZ RECORD.
SENATE

WAHu1HGToN, D. c. March 81.
TEMPERANCE.
arr. SARGENT presented mon1orlala signed By
727G citizens Of bis State. Botting forth tio OWLS
Of the use OF Intoxicating liquors, asking logia-
lntion to prevent inteu1peranca aud tue manufac-
turing Of liquors. noforred.
Mr.. FERRY (Hich.), from tho rinnnco Com
nlittoo, reported fnvorab!y On tho bill Of Afr.
Jones authorizing tho coinage Of 20 cent pieces
Of silver at tho mints OF the United states.
Placed on lilo.
Tito senate then proceeded to tho cousidera-
ton Of bills on the calendar.
TILE CURRENCY BILL.
Pending the discussion, tho morning hour OK
pirod, and tho Sanate resumed consideration of
tho bill to provide for tho redemption and rois-
sue OF United States notes and for frco banking,
the pentling motion boing TINT Of aEr. Morton to
striko off Sec. Of tho bill.
A1r. SHERMAN eaid le desired to amend tho
section, but, under the ruling OF tho Chair, his
motion WAS not in ordor while motion to strike
III str. ~ GARpESTER {Mr. ANTHONY in chair)
eaid it was tho duty Of tho presiding o1lcor to
Interpret tho ruloa Of tue Sonato. and in making
~ tho m rule t yests1dA& & 10 was goseFeMd M y the re
tho last twenty yonrs may have boon aiiforent
from strict Interpretation Of tho rule, but that
was by general conhont,
Mr.. SHERMAN offered T. resolution that, pend
lug substitute for tho whole bill, Or a motion
to strike out SECTION Of d bil|, it shall bo IN
order to perfect bE amendment the section pro-
posed to DO Htricken out.
A1r. CARPENTER oTored as au amendment
resolution amending the twelfth rule, so TINT,
pending motion to strike out ind insert, tho
part to bo stricken out aud part to be inserted
shall cach bo regarded for tho purpose Of amend
mcnt of question, and q motion to amend tho
part to be stricken out shall hayo precedence.
Agreed to.
A1r. SHERMAN Withdrew tho resolution SUBJ
mittcd by him.
A1r. MORRILL, (Vt.) moved to strlho out tho
fourth section Of Che bill, 20 per conturn as tho
amount Of United States notes to DO retired aa
additional National Bank currency iB issuel, anti
insert 90 porceutum. Rejected yeas, 20 nays,
37-AB fQlloWH:
, 1874-04-01

SptclaI Ni8pntcA 70 IHe Ch}caN0 Tribune.
EAST sAalkAw, Nlarch 81,-I'here WIS moro
incendiary work ut Sag City last night, this time
il, al alley in tho yonr Of the extensive storo OF
Wells, Stone l. Go. Kinlling wood md allayings
,roro billed up next tho barn III the roar Of the
atoro, and two men woro soan by tho night
watcl'to approach tho pile with can Of koro-
gpne. Tho watchtaan 1Irctt tt,roa sl,0fs at the
mon, who run away, ana the inCendiary business
fni}ni
, 1874-04-01

tho eowor On Ninth street Was mid ton yaars ago.
carpenter namod 1ydn tosttnod tint ho con-
tracto1t with tho Doarl If Public Works to 1nnu-
nfaoturo 1,G00 tree-bo1oa at "a contH onoh.
Wf,on ho lad finished 800, tho contract was an-
tu'lod md another mnn glvon tho Job ut %
cents box.
Ito th< Associated TTtsa.l .
WAsn1NaroN, D. G., March 01.-1n tho District
Ct Columbia investigation this morning. Samuel
lilo Donrd OF Public Works. 1Ie signed nll Lis
contracts before tho work was done, and was not
Settled with for bis work.
col. onDwAY,
Hcrgonne-at-ArnlH Of tho Holla0 OF DoDrcaentn-
tiycs, testified that lle Ind Boddtug done ut 26
cents per yard. Witneaa stated tint no hnb
always boon engaged In outside operations OF
considerable magnitude, aud iB now ONO OF the
Directors Of tito Centro Market Company, OF tlia
city.
LATER.
sptc1al Nspateh to The chitaoo T1esne.
WAsn1NaToN, D. O., March 81.-At T. Into hour
tonight. William Sawyer aud Henry Wilson, rho
woro wttnossos to-lay before tho District lnvcs-
tgating Committoo, were arroBtod for perjury on
warrant sworn out by Samuel Strong, con-
tractor. The accused testified to-day that
Strong, while constructing tho z street
in fact, Wilaon, who ia a pnfntor BY trade,
WIS ut work for Chiaf-Juatico Cartier, Of tho
Supreme Court OF the District, and shwyer waa
ut work on q new t1ouso building for Strong.
Alexander gavo bail for appearance tomorrow.
Wilson and 6awyor now saY th0y will makD o
ofoan broast Of al1 they know concerning tho
raBcality Of Strong md Sloto, and that thefr ovt
dance will have damaging OBJECT on tho oficera
Of tho District Government and Judge Cartier.
, 1874-04-01

DEATHS,

tfdL M 'LAaIIER15atah F. da1nshor. at tho ro.donoo
nsr rarohtt It Ihron~st.. tho 3lst 1f inf1am.
n'e@ ig 1t 81 tho IoHo!s en- sScG months
T.: smp " oh Ihutsda}. April 2 BY to Ualyy CMne
O. elu ck. ~ "steoa ~ ~
m au tha, ' "'o "'eat" "au
HIS frtcnts and toso of lis hrothor Goorro aacc,,,
e respectfully Invited to attond lis JHnorn ii lid Ssst
. r.. to'day At II O'Clock. ' ' w.
= 'moGNATH-At As South Morean.st.. March af
nggCt, re q 1hoass erath aged %
stonas arc Invited without further notlce 0S"''t'
,emnn}a Chicago March u. Dclos j, Wilbur Of
Funeral At Genoya. Ill, Apsiia. At u O'Clock,
9 oultor. S' VIZ 4Ao'ss WHO oI oonn
vi e. ADRIAN aam mtoh, and Rochester NJ r, papers
, 1874-04-01

Special Dfsratch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
PEoRiA, ILL.,, March 31.-Tllo Row. 4. Il.
Stevens residence on the East Bluff was burned
ins,1rod for 81 700 In tho Hartford. Tho origin
OF tho 1ire was accidental. AIr. Gtevena' futui-
ture, books, and clothing wero saved,
, 1874-04-01
lIlIUAU0, AI'FlI 1"~l d. n.
Wind. l{;aits1 Weather,


-nobcrt Donner has boytght throo full siatoss
of ls famous s I,oxtor; =" tho eldest 4.yaar
old nnmad "Asto1ia,'' tue otherh 2.ycar old
mud yeay!ng Tl.e dNsu Ut =" Daxter's dam was
.an animal Of great endurance vknown IN OranEo
County, N. Y. M, !ho :" Wcstoa mare. and died
ut tile Rga Of -.
, 1874-04-01
- IATEN,
SptcfGt Dfspatch to I,he Chita1n T'rttMnt,
1FTTN fsE9f.A A1lnrprrr r.nn pftu1fnsv
NOTES AND NEWS.
Ereetal uispatch u The Chiengo Tribune.

TIE PRINTING OF BANK NoTEB.
WAsn1NaToN, D. G., March 31.-neprebent-
atives OF the New York Dauk-Noto Company,
which has for several years dono part Of tho
work on engraving and printing tho National
Dank notes, will nppoar bofofo tho House Our-
ronoy Committee tomorrow with an argumons
intondcd to show tho proprioty Of having tho
grontor part Of thoworle Of preparing groonbaoks
md fractional currency executed by two bank
note companies, when tho notea aro nearly eom-
p1otod. They should bo sont to tho Treasury to
receive tho finishing touches. THIS method,
they argue, would bo cheaper to tho Government
than tho prevailing custom OF giving loss ti'nn
ouo-hnlf OF tho work to the bank-note company.
There arc two sides to tliis question, aud tic
other ono will DO subsequently, heard by tho
Committee.
TRANSPORTATION.
Col. Thomas, Of Dubuque, To-, Was heard By
the Railway mud Canals Committee Of tic House
to-day in favor Of tho Omnibus Transportation
bill covering mid to neary oil the tranBportation-
by~wator schemea before Congross.
Nr. Lawton, Of South Carolina, WAS alao heard
IN favor Of a bif granting . ohartor
to tho Great Western Transportation Compa1ly's
narrow gauge railway from Port noyhl to Homo
point on tho Missouri River.
MOUTH OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
Stone, Of mississippi, Ind tho bill for proytd-
ing for the Improvement OF tho mouth Of tho
mississippi by tho jotty syalem proposed By
Capt. Eads, mndo Tho special order for April al.
, 1874-04-01

States Minister 10 Spain, and Caob Gushing had
an interview yostortlay. AIr. Gushing will loa.o
for Madrid OH Friday. Sicklcs will remain ao1no
tilno in London In consequence Of sickness iu
Lis faulty,
, 1874-04-01

CALCUTTA, March 31.-Reports from tho dis
tt 3ctH affected by the famino ahow great i'm
pr oyen,out in tic situation. There aro nov no
actual caseR Of starvation outside Of Tirhoot,
ama in that district only & faw.
, 1874-04-01
FOREIGN.
The Catholic Archbishop Of Bologne A.
rested by the German Gov
ernment.
Tho Existence Of 4 Panic in London
Acknowledged by tho Times.
GERMANY

nEnL1N, Htarch N.-Tho Roman Catholic Arch
bishop Of Bologna waB arrosted to-day for yiolat-
ing the ecclesiastical lawH. Tho arrest Was made
without any demonstration.
, 1874-04-01
CHINA.

] london, March 81.--Lator dispatchos from
I1o nE Kong, III relaton to the loss OF tho Hteau-
Bl Il Milo, On her voyage from TINT port to Yoko-
hol pa, say that eighty peraona were droWuod.
, 1874-04-01
Decatur County t1n) Court-t3 orsc
Burned.

BURLINGTON, H., March 91.-A Hatok Eye
Decatur County Courthouse, at Loon, WIS cn-
tiroiy destroyed BY tro at Q o'clock this morning,
undoubtedly tho work OF an incontliary. All the
reoorde woro destroyed. The money, amounting
to eome $4,000, III tho Trcasurer's Office, is al
right.
, 1874-04-01

domption Of bonds, which hc oraHod. ncjectoa
-yoaa, 81 nayB 10.
htr, HhnGEANT tncn 1novol to adjourn. THO
Adjourned.
, 1874-04-01

HFAsn1NaToH, D. G., March 31.-For the North
welt, Upper Lakes, and tho Lowor Missouri
VaL1y, northweaterIy to uouthwosterly winds,
aold.and partly cloudy weather.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
fJfrHtGo ur}f 1-.,f H.. nj.
, 1874-04-01

Mr.. GORDON offorea III amendment pto-
yiding for FREQ banking nnd to give to each
State tle Same nmuunt Of circulation IN nropog~
ton to wealtl and population as the State Of
NIaino now Inns.
Mr. LOGAN aoooptel this in lieu of nis
amendment otlorod several daya ago.
MIR. FENrON moved M amendment repenlang
the 23l section of tho act or June, 1864, which
provides that Natonpi Bank currency shalt he
talon ut pnr, and providing for certain colltrnl
points where National Danke shall ro1oem tlor
npteH In legnl-tcn1srs.
hlr. MOispON AaiA tho wllole effect Of tho
amendment would 10 to deprociate National
Dan!1 notes.
Mr. T1tELING1IUySEN sail, untcr tho i'll
nation now being authorized, Tho NatiOnal Hank
currency would 10 low enough.
N. Fl5NrON's amendment WAS re3ecsca~-yeas,
hlr. bUjo0K1NGHAbr offorod ~ amendment
providing that, on tho lat ct January, 1876,
United States 1egal-tondor notes III Sums Of
81, 600 md its multiple Hhall be redeemed by tho
Treasurer Of the United States either with coin
or with United btnteB bonds at par, tho principal
OF auull bonH to 10 payable In coin III ton yohrH
and boar Interest at tho rnto Of per cont per
anns'ln, aud tat the principal Of ally united
htatoa bonds bearing il1toroRt In coin nt II lata
not leae tlan por cont per RnnnEA whether tlnh
" not, slall on domantl he paid In legal-tBntler
notes and accrued Interest III CON. n
TAo amendment was rojaotea--yeaB, 7,
nays, %.
Iii. DuoKINaHAM tlon offered an amend
mont for tlso redemption Of logal-teutlur noos in
coin or bonds. the hutne III tho above, with tho
exception OF tho latter part III regard to tho re.
, 1874-04-01

The question thon reourrod on tho motion Of
It was ngreed to@ycas. 20; nass, -as l, folloSs VS.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-18
1fOultOis to be Ayvested.

In Moulton's statement letter is
quoted from lady, whose name was
not given, to Mr.. Beccher, beating date
several years back. This letter Moul-
ten asserted had reference to on i'm
proper int t'macy between Mr.. Bcechcr
and the writer. ALTHOUGH Mr. Moulton
did not give the name of the tier,
it was known to quite a number of
people that it was written by Miss
Edna Dean Proctor, the authorcss.
Proctor never denied tho authorship
Of the letter. 1t refers to simple
business matter, she claims. Yester-
day her lawyers were directed to take
immediate steps TO prosecute Moulton
for malicious libel.
Damages are laid in the suit at 1O0,-
600. To-day the necessary papers will
be filed in the United States District
Court (Miss Proctor being resident
of Massachusetts)an an order of arrest
issued for Moulton.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-18

ened. The boat was gone. There was
no path at the sides Of the lake. The
wsls We're perpendicular. Those out
side might not think of them, and
what would be the use ? jf the boat got
fast against rock. which was very
likely. The young hero quickly rid
himself of his heavy apparel determ;n-
ed to save himself and company, plung-
ed himself into the lake to ''sink or
sw NJ" to Give or die" to save those be-
hind or perish in the attempt.
He SVEN boldiv and well through the
black ds-kness tn, almost @. .hausted, he
reached the boat, after swimming some
SO yards. He reserved this story tir af-
ter we bad recrossed the lake.
Inc cave is sublime. would that my
readers could see it as l have seen it,
and stand N those spacious halls amid
the most wonder .rul works of creation
and rea 20 the fact that there must be a
pre-ez sting being, an al power ceul Great
ing being and that being is God.
l was sad on leav .ng it, because there
were 20 many thousands in Delaware and
in other cofst States that could never
gee such a G.and and sublime work, /
can we" say.
-" dav my steps have been arid the
Wild, I'll 9 beaut.fu4, the g-and."
Time is up. The tp'n is coming So
good bye.
TEL E. SCOPE.