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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADR.-Shipments of
coal continue light, and will not be likely to in
crease until the lower spring rates are an
ard carrying companies to increase the stock
OF coal All desire. including the laborers at
the mines, to have clear yards at the opening
OF tne trade for the current year. The coal
trade Is inactive. Consumers are using as little
as possible, and prices are unchanged. There
Is seeming determination on the part of the
carry ing companies to give their policy Of con-
Srollipg the Price of coal through the season a
fair test by graduating the supply all the time
to the current demand.-Phtld. Ledoer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

The CITIZENS OF SrRAsBouRe demand of
Bishop Raees the resignation Of his seat In the
validity Of the treaty Of Frankfort. Gueber and
six other delegates In the Reichstag, from al
ssce and Lorraine, have published q manifesto
repudiafing Bishop Raess' ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF
the Frankfort treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

1The report that Cardinal Antoneli has
sent . circular letter to the bishops, inviting
them to visit the Pope before be dies IL prO.
nounced 70 be unfounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

THE SIOUX INSTRUMENTATION Hare
Of the Episcopal Church, and Mr.. Human, of
Connecticut, who speak. the Sioux language,
are the commission who are to visit the Red
Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencies to investigate
the condition OF Indian affairs there, and to
inquire into all tue circumstances and causes of
the recent murders. Thew are to be accompa-
MED by an Indian inspector, and also by SIR
Frank III. Smith, one of the Official stenogra-
piers Of the House Of Representatives, who Is
to take an extended western tour for his health
and at the same time act as q special Indian
Commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24
EOreiRu Notes

sICKLEs' ADIBUs.
MADRID, February 2.-S ckles took leave of
Serrano yesterday.
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS IN SPAIN.
? The Epocu has been fined for violating the
press law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24
NATIONAL THBAfER.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2s-wAsHINGrON'
BIB1HDAY.
TWO PERFORMANCES
FiksT APPEARAScs OF ' 9
EI1HTH GRAND ORGAN CONCkRT.

OOHGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
lOTH AND SIS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, F.bruary % h
MISS EDITH ABELL,
The Ame-ic N Prima Donna.
MISS CARRIE WOOSTER,
wv, BIsCHOFF,
Tha WOnder'ui Blind Organist.
Messrs. EWEB and CHASE,
The FayOrite Vocalists.
Dr. CAULFIELD, Musical director.
Admission, IS cents. Tickets at music and book
stores. feb2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

The FIRST NATIONAL BANK INvRsTIGA.
TIoN.-The House of Representatives this morn
ing adopted the following resolution: Resolred,
That the Committee on Banking and Curren cy,
instructed by resolution of the House to exam
Inc into the condition of the LIST National Bank
of the city of Was hington be, and they are,
further authorized to appoint subcommittee
to make such. examination with power to EN-
plOy clerk and stenographer, and IL dee m ID
Necessary to take the testimony of experts. The
resolution was introduced by Mr.. Farwell, of
Illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24
Suicide In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, February 24.-George Lynch.
aged 26, committed suicide this morning by
shooting himself through the head. He was 70
have been married tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24
CORDS OPERA HOUSE.

ANNIvERsARY WEEK
Mr.. WILKIE COLLINS
Own DEMONSTRATION % his most Popular Novel,
THE WOMAN IN WHITE.
N B.-The principa situations in the drama
not to be found IN the Novel having bteaiinvented
BY Mr.. COLLINS for the purpose OF incre the
dramatic effect II the work. The outward appear
Snce and character Of CuuRt FOsco are also modi-
ned or occ asionally iHtenzii ID
NIB WYBERT REEYE,
n distir gushed English Specialist, as Count Eos
co, Count OF the II Jly Roman Empire night of toe
Grand CTO-s Of the Order OF the Br tzsr y OSn.
BEEVE MATINEE. SATURDAY..
MARCH =, CHANFRAU-KIT
Admission, Soc, 75c and 81
Bsgins ., g. over AZ 1850 fsb23- 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

HkxRr SMITH, president Of the police board
tel In that city last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

70 reach Zanzibar on the 10Th inst. Sir Bartle
FreIe, ata meeting Of the English royal geo
eispn,ica society last eysidng, stated that after
conclusion that the rep(rt Of Iiyinestone z
death was nue. The Quesm, Ct the reo0mmsn-
aAuon o. Gladstone, granted pension Of 81 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

n1Eov thsy eall q Bsnta-o1sads.
~Enjah Hardin, ka-klux iron south Oaro-
m, he's been pardencd b. ne President.
Tsrs Hautss Ind. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

Inc city election In Frederick, Nd, yesterday
Iesulteo In the election Of Louis II. Moberly
dtmocrst, for mayor By 1o6 majority, and three
oemocrats ana two republicans for aldermen,
common council. The democrats have . ma
Ieriiy OF one on joint ballot. Three years ago
the Republicans carried the city by 19O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

Gu. GosxAEss vas inseellsd = preddent Of
laration a Re vete Gheyg thnf - 80 e1eceed
By lnsEo 1ajosfty. An tae ueDhou O. r.
f.1ily = sx-PSst1Sat Bees hare 49, bantsA-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

THE ARMY APPRoP RIATIoN BILL was again
before the Senate Committee on Appropriations
to-day, and considerable progress was made in
disposing of the different sections. Judge Adds,
OF the Southern Claims Commission, appeared
before the committee and explained the effect
OF the last section OF the bill, in regard to the
appointment of two additional comm issioners
of claims, to have charge of claims from the
Quartefmaster Generals and the Commissary
Generals offices. The committee meet again
THURSDAY morning, when they hope to dispose
OF the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

PROPOSED CHANGE IL THE CUSTOMS AND
REVENUE DEPARTMENTs.-J.A Amber Smith,
Of Virginia, to-day introduced in the House q
bill which provides for the abolition of the
Cfiees of the Commissioners Of Internal Reve-
hue and Customs, and the creating OF the ofices
OF Commissioner OF Revenue and deputy com
missiopers. The bill creates these last named
officers who are TO be nominated by the Presi-
dent, the commissioner to receive Q salary OF
$500. IL further provides for q division Of the
states and territories and Of the District OF Co
to Snn1 o olsulS.s ~ ~ eAoc -
secretary Of the Treasury may deem necessary
In charge Of the deputy missi0ners, with SAL
erfes not 20 exceed ~. 900, whose duties it shall
De collect the revenue and custom duties within
their respective districts. The bill was referred
% The Com1tttee Of Ways and Means.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF IVA
just receiv we'd from Japan,
officially. by the Secretary Of State, gives an
account OF the attempt to assassinate Ivakura.
IL appears that as he was returning from the
asleep, and was attacked by fifteen or twenty
men. he received . sword-thrust In the back.
In Jumping out OF the carriage he fell, strug-
to scale the wall he was cut again and ssii ~,
the other SIDE. He rolled distance of eighty
feet down an embankment into the water and
bushes on the margin. His driver was se vsreiv
wounded. Iwakura finally crept up the banE.
and was met by an officer sent BY his family Z,
search for him. The horse went home with thu
carriage. The carriage was cut in several
places. The would be assassins are unknown
but were supposed to have been hired by OPP
passing partisans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

OPPOSED TO REDUCTIONS IN THE INDIAN
APPRoPRIATIOHs.-The House Committee on
Appropriations this morning heard the Com
missioner OF Indian affairs, who protested
against the reductions contemplated in the
lrdian appropriation bill. The Secretary of
the Interior and Hon. Felix X. Brunot, chair
man OF the board of Indian commissioners will
give their views to- MORROW on Indian matters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

BILL TO ABOLISH CAPITOL PUNISH
MENT.-A bill was introduced in the House to-
day by Mr.. Barber, and referred to the Judici-
AIRY Committee, which provides that the pun
ishment of the crime of murder shall be con-
hnement at hard labor in a state prison for life,
and the provisions of the act shall apply to al
prosecutions now pending or hereafter insti-
tuted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

BILLS SIGNED By THE PREsIDEsT.-The
President has signed the act for the relief OF
Robert n. Mcmillan, late collector Of customs
and superintendent of lights for the district OF
Teche, in the state OF Louisiana. Also, the act
TO change the titles OF certain naval Off GERS
and for other purposes; which provides thai
from and after the passage Of this act the grade
Of nrst assistant engineer shall be changed to
passed assistant engineer, and tina the title OF
second assistant engineer shall be changed to
assistant engineer; also, providing that the
course Of instruction at the Naval Academy
for cadet engineers shall be four years, instead
OF two as now provided by law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

j. AMBLRR SMITH, of Virginia, proposes to
introduce in the House bill which he is now
perfecting, providing for the removal Of the
Washington navy yard to Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

THE THIRD soCIABLE of the New York re-
publican association will take place on Wed
nesday, the 25th inst. 1t promises to equal any
given in the past, which is in itself sui cient to
guarantee most delightful entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

KNOCKED SENsxLEss BY SoxH ONE w.
KNowN.-About one O'Clock this morning,
Officer Abern picked mp q colored man named
Wash. Taliaferro, whom he found lying sense
less near Island Hall. He was taken 70 his
home, in Limerick alley, and when sufficiently
some one unknown to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

ADJUSTMENTS.
lanes q. MURDOCH,
The celeb ssIeo ElOeutionist aud Reader,
will give OrE MORE READING, under the aus
pices Of sIRAcUsIAks. LODGE, X. tf Pat
LING I'm HALL,
WEDNESDAY EykHIN4, February Is.
PRoGEAMNE:
Scenes from the Pay Of Damon and Pythias,
shell, Love, or the rerless Geneveiye, Oolerdge;
cir Osric the Lion e. BBllad), n .nk Lewis, with
Sketch from lvsnhOe, Scott; The Prologue, or Pri
Nese 1heatIcals, %, W Holmes. Msclaue's Child
Lererd % Lake LCchbuy. Gorge Mack ": Mr.
Pts wick an sam We'll r. OF ths Rampage for al
fred uglv and JOB Tro1t r, Dickens.
Admission. 90 Gems: reserved seats, D Gents.
Door open att; Reeiig z al 8 O'Clock. Disgram o
reserved seats OF Ellis'. feb24-h
odd FFLLOWS' HALL, 7th At ,Nsvy-Yari.
" GRAND AaAIEuk CONCERT,
FIR the ~ Rent II l2thsireet " Y. ChuIc -. -,
- Wy thf C-oir Of First Presbyterian Church CDR.
tund~tlsEdsl. assisted o. exoel'e0t l. cal Talent,
On THURSDAY kNSSIHG, February 25th, 1874,
Tickets, "a Cents feh2i2t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

TREASURY RECEIPTS FOR THE MONTH
The revenues of the government are steadily
increasing from week to week. The internal
collections will be within half million dollars
of what they were the month preceding the
panic. There will be during the month sub.
stantiaI decrease of the public debt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

THE CABINET SESSION to-day was short, and
nothing out of the ordinary routine was under
discussion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

Mr.. DAWES has IN home from Washing
ton for a few days on private business. He was
In Springfield for a short time on Saturday at
ternoon, and as serene as could be expected
under the criticism of both friends and foes
.Sp.ig0feId Rspubiicdn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

A RAILROAD BRIDGE CONFERENCE.-THE
Committee on Commerce of the House heard
An argument this morning in the interest of the
Chicago and Dubuque railroad company which
desires such legislation as will give to them the
same right TO use the bridge over the Mississippi
river at Clinton, Iowa, as Is now enjoyed by the
Chicago and Northwestern railroad company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-24

PERsoNAL.-Baez, the ex-president of the
Dominican republic, who has been here some
time, will leave in a few DAYS, aud sail from
New York for Europe, to establish his resi-
dence in Paris, where he received his education
Joseph Patterson, VIM. v. Mexican, ex-
Governor Bigler, Colonel John W. FOrney aud
other Pennsylvanians, are here to urge the pas
sage OF the House centennial bill in the Senate.
''-'Packe nham, secretary of the British lega-
ton In this city, and Watson, secretary of the
legation st COPeIhagen, are to exchange places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-16
THE RESULT IN WALL-ST.

,prv.rp ,DvIcRs FROM wIscoSsN-THE EXCEP-
rroy IN y,yoR OF THE PRAIRIE DU CHEN
DIyIsIoy-THE INTERESTS AT STAKE.
Wall-st. speculation hinged very largely
os,ardav nnon the proceedings the court at Madi
son. Wis., concerning the rights OF ralroads running
through that state charge other than the rates pre-
scr,bed by law As the decision was expected TO De
favorable or unfavobe TO the railroads so the pree OF
the Granger stocks " advance or decline Inc once
Of Russell Sage Vice President OF the Milwaukee and
st Paul Railroad Zone OF the roads drecty
,pterestedl. was overrun with brokers and runners
who had come TO learn the lates. reporeS
from Madison or TO make trade In stocks Inc deter
mnation OF the Court to keep secret all Information re-
Iatinq 70 the decision until t read In open court had
the effect OF ensfyng the interest among the smaller
operators but the larger dealers elaimeu ~ nave uiS
counted the decision expected that IL would DO I'M
,vorabja IN the companies IL not until near the
cose Of business that official advices were receFeu
from Wisconsin TO the effect that the result Wouiu posi-
lively be unfavorabe to the RAILROADS. "hen 'ne
and had been reached BRIEF teegrams "eio
received by persons Interested kusseh cage
kilograms were the effect that the ln)uno,ion
ing the Milwaukee and Ct. Paul Railroad COMPANY from
the law had been granted. An exception nao
been made however, In favor Of the prairie Du
CHEN Division OF this road. 10 appears tnat tns
division was originally the milwaukee anu rL h WI
nsin ,s tsrr,rory aud therefore the State Legsa-
ture had no power to violate the advantages VI P'
leges granted IN that charter. 80. u....-n pail
Mr l. sykes OF the Chicago ana NOrtnW oseoIn
road also received dispatches confirming tn1 ,s
of the Injunction The decision VIII not 20 INTO eee
until Oct l. by which the railroad ooals enpsSs
| IN have their ease made up and transienea W cue
supreme OF the United states az y, sno 1nis
n Is a question directly affecting properly ~ ~. III ss
of stOoOOoOOOo they believe that the matter wiz We
taken up az the October term OF the Oourt .s ras
At rne opening OF tine STOCK EKehange Iner s, va,
buoyant feeling apparent Throughout the nst @
10 say Notwithstanding the uncertainty in "So p.
| "GrangerD stocks Chat Is Milwaukee anu st ran
Chicago and North Westerly were invoiVeu, tney
tie strongest on the list NORTHUMBERLAND A.
sTi to as and A Paul from ssh 70 3<t Wnen inc uoes
| ion wa. finally known North Western aesnneu " ''t
| and st. Paul ~ 31t. .... . F.. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-16
NEGRO TROUBLES IN ALBANIA.

TWO PRACEABIE WHITE MEN FIRED UPON AND
WOUNDED BY PARTY OF 200 NEGRoEs-rHE
NEGROES DISPERSED AND SEVERAL KILLED.
SELMA. Ala, Sept. 15.-1he Selma Times has the
following special dispatch:
DEMoPoLrs, Ala. Sept. Is.
difficulty took place in Greene County this forenoon
hetveen this place and Portland DIR. Minor or FORK
land on visiting patient the Rome plantation, SIX
miles from here came upon large body OF negroes IN
arus and drilling When asked what they meant their
sader replied that negro blood had been she'd ana they
ware determined TO white blood On MS return 70
Falkland. Dr. Minor reported what he had seem
and the citizens sent two unarmed white
man 70 pactfy the negroes. and TO let them
know that the report that any negro had been killed
was false. Upon approaching the negroes these Two
man were fired upon and both wounded, one seriously
and one MORALLY. This morning the whites, 10 the
number OF 30 or 49, went down aud dispersed the armed
negroes killing and wounding several OF them Ihe
numbered 200 They are the same negroes hAt
slammed the Government rations and have since held
ar,ed nossessiou OF the public highway. When hred
on tbev dispersed but they reported TO have re-
aamhed and declare that white man shall pass the
oad ON main of death THE County Commissioners OF
nuas County composed Of two negroes and two White
man all Republicans have adopted the following resolu
ton:
Rssolv.d That as Commissioners we are unaequaintec
win any violence Used toward any eItizen or any
nerson IN this county IN consequence Oh lis pohuSa
oplnlons or their free expression
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-16
Y, SEPTEMBER ri6, is74-wlTH sUPPLEMEN

sequently called himself Williams WITH rsference to
robbery OF the United States Treasury 70 the smont Of
SpoQo and that Miles, alias Williams, agreed az that
tme 70 surrender the actual thief, II he himsef
promised Immunity and . slight reward Whitley
ssded 70 this Miles disappeared. and did not make the
promised revelations surrender his A few
months later he heard from Miles that he State
Tor some crime and prevented by his arrest
from Keeping his agreement the other matter and he
now proposed that II Whitley would have him pardoned
ne would turn number Of eounterfeiting plates
10 MIN and surrender the thief OF the Treasury Whitley
laid the matter before Gov. Dix who pardcned Miles.
subsequently Miles surrendered ST couuterfeiting plates
10 him and gave the sad address of
DIS accomplce in tho Treasury robbery; but
the law Of limitation had interviewed aud
the arrest was impractcable. This Williams
or Miles supposed to be the burglar Of the Treasury
Out Whitley ia not that it is the same man. He
says In conclusion, that the forthcoming report Of
SOLICITOR Wilson is full Of chimeras-matters simple
enodgh In Themselves but tortured by Wilson's imag
nation into terrible indictments against the Secret
service Bureau He proposes when Wilson's report Is
published to crush him with reply and thinks 1t ia the
intention OF the Solicitor keep the report out OF the
newspapers for fear of the crushing no expect when
It's contents become known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-16
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other shsp S,ps see Third Pcge.I


4 q da1. With ,SSsi store % aern ssipese
.%:D Isaac Ben o s nss sSrs G, Point and H'~''
Bark ". ta-l narpa. Cora 80 days. in ballast
Bns L. " Estoa Iof IraSst K b. Bafss Sndsor s.. 10
sehr HEAR Means tof pertand pasass. &c sr. s,A
sehr Edn. HarroOd IOf BaltmO- Davis Port Royal c. sas,
sshr a. Paine lot Provnceo-n) Jass 10 days ss I
sehI seO Of Eastpor smith Windsor ~ S. With isstsr
shF Came, Boane. Of and GAYS nom St. 'ohn ~ D. "''
ssSI W scott DBL Hatfield Windsor s. s,A Das 1,, ,..,
schr Conservative, Benson, Gret0uu Nc, 70 SAys' WIZ 'se
schr Nellie Bowers Spear csrdenss "a days vita
schr. J. C. M'ron. Hoey, Virgins
sioop N. J. Fershsy HonAa Virginia
Steamships Bss LondSs Stat q 'S ea,s9s S S
South Carolina for ChaIestoni WysaoEe 's heo ~
ship Inspector, for London bark suropa for breHeA
WISD-Sanset Light 3. Z; cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Sept l5Arivcd shrs Carrie A9ee ron '. a.ses
Faith Mary (r AsoA Bay; George Appo for BAi""
EEvRsKSss Sept I5Ayd at The ressess steamship
wilmuxton Sailed BARR Argus Eye Cleared "ds
GsISEsTos sept I5-Are steamship civ Of Aa.HH, from rs"-
Ca.nISsros sept I5-Arnve steamship Champion. from Rev
Yo sailed seansTp ChaLesson oS Mtrom,ry and a..
salvador from esrE suesa BSevntsrs "a
-''- FOREIGN PORTS.
z,rproy Sent l5-Tse North blovfs Sssnsp
Nam lie IRON sept g. arrived here today and POesass
0 oSpospxxur Sent le-rs Allan Scandinavia
smith Quebec Sept 4. for Liverpool arrived here cary ~
Haysx. Sent I5The steamship Columbus from sew-Yors ar
rived morning. CsrienAs nOIn heW-f0rk also A'
IosDoy s.p l5s.si.a for the United MsOa Pr.so.
MA aSR:ss aarS G,S sSo Arrived out
Conquor Toni C.. Ursso and hsToss Arrives Ss O. .S
Rossro Doro,ea Csicatta and ResoIncion.
HALIFAX S. sept l5TAe steamship syn'n As' 'rn'' ''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-16
GOyERyM ENr WEATHER REPORT.
W III
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFicl
WAR DEPARTMENT.


ovv,rp oy ruE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
w,suryGroy d. c. Wedne sday, Sept. 10 A. u.
g,uopsis for The pasl ticenssfoar h0HFs. g,
The barometer has fallen with easterly
winds cloudy or rainy weather over INC Ai"ue anu
Esstaru states aud lower lake region -. ...o
The pressure Is highest over tue nppsr iAs; Win
con1 northeast winds prevail N0rtheriy WINS win
DraaIsning weather are reported from the Ienhessee
md onto Valleys and the Texas coast lne river mas
falleu some what a Memphis.
~ Probabilities. a.
cer the south Atlantic States rising DarOnettI no ~
ard xast Winds some lower temperature party
cloudy and clear weather. I'D ohio Valleys
over the Gulf states, Tennessee anu ohIO rsi.r5
sinS barometer uortnerIy winds, lower temperature
auS ,ha 'ynrfiW est the Upper Mississippi and
lover Missouri Valleys and Lake superior stauenars
east yinds and generally clear weather. .. =,
Over thr remainder Of the Lake region ssatlooary anu
rng barometer north aud east winds, lower tempera
t,re partly eloudy aud clearing weather;
over New Eagland, rising barometer, over tempsts
ture south winds. vcefihs W no1sn"es'' oo1"'
weather and possibly light raip. ~ -
Oper the Middle Atlantic Stales rtnas mvuhg 70 ~" ~
srLv sO rising bsr9ssssr. IoHsr temperature, a"S esar
tag pc1 lteT,