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lunatics to asylum passed. III. B.
1865, for opening and repairing coun-
ty roads passed. Ell. B. 167, APP
propriating 81 ,250 to construct a
bridge across Guyandotte river, in
Wyoming was debated.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
MUSIC.
uorv TprvIT1. ORGAN CONCERTS.


Tie series cf organ concerts given at the
Church OF .ie Holy T.y lt,i Winter. un Ter tie dircc
ticu OF Sir .Imir f. warren. OF pecui ar value. as
well on the chm aofcT OF most OF the WORKS performed
az iroa! ia. admirable manner IN Which, IA a genera
rlc tlcy were en- The III great meaa'
urc ar experiment, and the unexpected success with
,;,, the, met Las induced their crlgina,ors TO give
annti or les with Ione important improvements IN
The inainer o. conflicting tom during he coming in
fer Tie programmes are De Systematically ar
Hanged III h manner s to trace The Development of the
art organ composition from John Sebastian Bach to the
Later works Of Thie Haup' and Reubfc The selections
already made by M Warren, which number about l25
nel1dn WORKS 10y almost all the grea. masters written
especially the orga, and covering pretty nearly the
whole lroIin a. rgau rUiar0siOn, besides number 0i
otlcg an satcr wors srch - arrangements OF move
mcn.s from aympion's. cvertIucl, and the like. In
looking over r. war; as list it Ia impossible TO ma
single p,Ce to which tho seyercAt most fastdious
taste coud take exception. 1t ~ peculiarly
,jrh in the yoras thus Far but little known
IN this couutry, OF the romantic school,
which il tha O; the be, ore,n-wlers OF orr time. and
IN which the influence 81 Beethoven il almost as clearly
to be lclt - in Pubnstil's tympLOJie Dramatque and
,i.ed Nor1s IN tle domain o orchestral composition
VIZ tais school nr. warren. trained under one OF ito
lTe2tct masters. H. III perfect sympathy, anq nc 49,
moreover vi 5e yCy e." c:sinsts wa have comle-
tct 20 coy, With TIE par cled technical difficulties
which it, ors present. lie woIk for the Winter has
been carefully yatenatlcd and the best guarantee OF
The rtoIDuzLu,ss with which il will be ear
riri OH. /, that Mr. Warren himself Will
l.ar at Ia cr.at majority OF tho con-
ccr signing his lcc & others much less often an
last Winter The favorable resclts may therefore
b. .ookca or from he a' Of hmself and bis ascot
at.t anI Il /, ~ bt hoped that the will meet WITH the
.inort from tLr pu'lY hich they sIrey win dfservc
.n lIa g. Insurance tal M Isle Tf.;ts 30 strongly as
as on the tanfe for uiislc, and among ns this
IL forcy II "cd ~ ameo:ation The hlst concert
of scric. VII probably 4 ie place on the hrst "ednes
it..tr .lN ptt,p
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
Al Noiicss OF Marriages mast BE- ador,ed US1 CslI
Roms and add,css.
DIE{

BENJAMIN. Sing ain1 sept 10 int Delta r. Wife n
". ". berIauln, IN the 5bth year of her age.
BLACKwhLl Thursday, sept. 25 josiah BLACKWELL In
IL aveA friens invited 20 aHrud fhe fnnsr.a
nom AZ a' sdcnce, Asor, j. L. on saturday, sept IN
Il, O'Clock h. m.
FEENANDEzrRIADo-on on Thursday sep,r23. Antcnia M
FERNANDEZ Clado Jged lG yesr, AMI o month";, blo,c4
shtr OF Pedro ami Anoasi FERNANDEZ nao native %
TIE res,es a. friends Of the family are respectfully n,ssa
I" ~ tar iairtA On seHila, li ils, rom Vac ~ ~
q M tenoe h. 81 Ann. Church T~af.-t wheroa solemn
High Mn OF Requiem viii be oaor ior the rspose Of hs
FnEE'rAN-A. Osycyo " y. sept. - Iorrrin Frcemaa.
Resiiyes ami friends arc nyit~d aucnd the fuDcrA
services ai the Of mia Gsughrsr Mr. ss.raA
X RayngE ~! Eif,h.sr al To- or,"ek m Ss,riay-
bridge Nj.
Sing on Hulson. frro,t Krarkawhor, NJ q in rs 5sK
ryS yc'r Huor,l will ..so place from Iii, A. sing Sing q.
saturday, >ept. ~ O'Clock. Hudson River taros4
al With special car VII leave tori! secOnd street Depss
LANE-At his late residence Piaipnei y. j. Sept ~. -
as"p "; = T. lane ia thr aGili {e..r oi hi, 80"
ria'es vii me, mo 9:lj iraid from Ncw.Iork
PTDrGsENon Friday sept ~ Joseph :. Peterson. in The
1h9 T j. sa,. Of ne family are re.rcc!t@1y III ~ T.:
Thirty f"uftb e.. o. N"nia!, 81 '2oto'S
sCHiFTEc-,t Yor'iaol =. y. sept. %. Charles ".
sctsr,r. in Tie 18th wear ~ hiN age.
Er.1us ~" TO Kingston. Ulster county, ~ " foe
ini,Tncnt
sog9nwdMcEJn M neGp % Thursday I'D ' RoyA south
TITUS!m ookrn Thursday sept 90 Path Newberry.
meoi n - l'eA iitus ""d daughter OF the ate Caps
Relative g gqs o. the fnv arr resp'Gy Tn nyss yssS Z:
place. isrook b. oh Saturday. sept. - At o'clock.
WAK%El-On Foay S" q. $50 Sarah liz abo H. infair
dsullt. Leonard ". aud sarah EzaDctn amer, sse1
The reyc end fiori the 'amv are rr.roctfuy invites
20 st,eea the foral OF Sunday at D. H.
deics Of her parea,+, No li9 Nest -ryrntecnin.sL
snllle oai5 la spt' OF thomas a. mi Pauline r. aso..
ii 10 I. NI
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

where he Vcelvcd hs diploma 10 Is w. Abo AK years
iater Dr. III VckOwizcr 10 ibis cCVhuy aus Atueo
In Brooklyn. V. d., whcro Lh practiou "is Pr''eS"'
until 1857 1hon removed 20 tie city "here Hs con
tinued In practicey ynIil his death
Dr. Kllck0wizer t0sk active part In the coTniucs of
many medical and other charities. Ih va" oheS' t'o
founders Of the German Dispenssry ana Tue "'''
man Hospital. and was for many years one oi
tho Beard of Surgeons OF the Old CRy Hospital I'M
OF Ecllcyne Hospital Ne attached to tho star 81
the Mount Sinai and other hOsita!s. aD6 or rrnny ns
pcasaros. E8 was also "a meniber o! thf acaHuiy OF
Medicine and Of other medical societies. ylr5 war one III
the prOess0rs Of the bellevue Hospital edca college
lie performed many difficult gca OpcEa 1I bth IN
the spitas and in is private practice 9r Nos COR
sdercJ OF the best surgeons IN the cOLsy ne WAS
very wen known an1 highly s,termed by uht Herhsns
He smenibcr Of many benevolent SOFA 49, bnt iis
Iibcll Clarit.cs reached outside OF these. lNaSi iH
many years IN the receipt OF v"iT largc
Income fro his professional practice His many mh@7
lrt Kits prevented I!is acquiring great wCath He
leaves widow and five children. His cdeS son p now
Studying medicine at Leipsic. GennIDy Dr. hiri'ho-
wIcr pcrsOr..y nan Of the highest pf0bf.' "nc
honor. His death Is regarded ~ an IcparisIe 10Y ny
numerous friends whom lie attached Ia himself y! ;ns
worth and ;i.alilty By the poverty strickei anu AZ
1ctci whom g. served diligently and by The prpc-inn
Of which he honored member, The Iunrrnl "lf
taho place from uo ate residence, No. l3o "e't ilif
fCurtl ST. iOIiaY.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
TNr RELAFFONT4iNE MURDER.

OvF Cr THE MOST DIIIBTRAIE C2i2irs ON RECORD
TILE rEOrLG csrIiIRiNG 70 Lynch IaiE MUR-
y. itE.
CENcyNATy. Sept. 2i-A special dispatch says
TIA: Aits Sch.lI w,fo of jhc arrested Yesterday
:ar TIC muid,T 81 Nss Iauchln, near Belle
centre wa5 a.-a-..u to-day. She testified before
the Coroner nat her Husband had told her he III
tended Tnin Miss la igLn and Kill her GncF-
wards; their ride Wednesday planned for
that parase and that her husband threatened 10 XIII
hrr f she fci!n~eA him when no went into The bushes
Wit Miss Icu1ilin she ne returned - the wagon
IN ho. two ho M ,totin, that Mis- Lauqblin fought so
hard he dd -ccoed in ortr lgns her. although after
he had stabbed her ,hc sd. Non kill me. Jim; wont
r.i.t ;,v more Hui he feared she would tell. ard 50
ri her threat, aing also 70 Kill his wt if she ;"'d OF
f. Ms :. b. also .tiiod to other crimes committed
hy r.r ~! band. Tie 8far most ncrs" excite
.ae.:. n. ncs- il Suspended, aud il il reported that
-i hundred citizens ~ tn surrounding country
cuIu g Itu l., B,cfonit,Ic tJ-mHnt ceteTnIiI' u Rch
Srhcll. hiany MA .II1l1S have allcnd" arrived Iho
crri h. Smmn'.r, ;.srong who are guarding
inc ia.i. bat tfOni, J. c,t.tl below morning.
IMriH-r The telegraph oDeroior at Geiieion'ainc re-
ports a :ho mob hIEs scEc at 1888 O'Clock ton.9a
STILL Ltrfsll:t 800 men attacked tLc jail at Belle
foa;an OHIO al ut i2yo O'Clock tonight and battered
down The They dr. sged schell out and hanged
lin to = tree Tie guards niado no resistance. Srhen
prole. ed his inloccnoc OF the crime.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
THE STATE CANVASS.

The heads of both State tickets are graduates
OF Union College
The millonaires' contest for the Senatorial
srumph Of the present Incumbent. Fulton and Hamilton
tipped up in his favor
Mr.. w. l.. SesSions's County Convention,
held Mayvc Tuesday last was the only one in this
State OF either party to pass imitation resolutions His
nomination il said To be assured
Mr.. Fairchild'S youth Is q favOritc point OF
attack with The Republican papers which seem 10 have
aard time making any impression on Mr.. Bgeow aud
MI Robinson. The Utica Obserrer says that Mr. Fair
child is -; and reminds these critics that Kent became
Judge -, silas Wright State senator at 2s Toml
kins. Seward Hunt, and iiofuan Gov ornorS nnr ~
Roscoe Conkln ConGress'nan at -, pnd Judge JOHN
a JU.-,' Of IL, Court OF Appeals al -
For tie senate the Republicans seems to he
aiming Win one two laIncnable exceptions, 10 pni
forward GOOD men everywhere. Thomas Colcmcn. IN
tue Troy appears TO be candidate fully WORTHY
OF success Theodore S. SayTc of Utica has been Nay OF
OF that cil and il very highly spOhen Of li"in licAo
nominat,d in tie XXVIth has been Di~trctAuorncy oi
Ontario County since 1868, bcine reelected without
break since tGt fine. AnsOn Harder in the NNilh, Is
. caudiats a.an,t whom his opponents seem 10 have
Dtue u sl II each party "Il enua'o 'h' 'nnrt9 -.
men. t.c Centennial legislature wall be Reform body'
matter VI it LID politics may ne
Both parties are alike i'll their approval of
the Cana I'D Prison Reform anendn' MS 10 the STATE
Constitution Both the Saratoga and syracuse Con en-
tiOns pard resolutions favornc their adoption, and
those p. cau editors who denying Sat The SSrl-
euse gathc-u took any snch action are justified ONLY 10y
ifs inferred character. 1t motion made by Con
Rressman i, ebc. rs the remnants Of De Con- n@n 'i
Wai'ln- lo r IuouhccIcht oi aHlo' "n' IT. '''t IL -
waste o. tne 70 be claiming par an of'"t f'f NC
House Legislature last Winter and neither airy
10 hkC4y o. 81. u-c incu.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
TIE EVAyGELISTS' rROGRAMjiE.

NETWORK TO WITNESS THE FIRST Az
PEARANCE or MOODY AND SANkEI
NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN 1HEM AND TN YOUNG
MHx's CHRISTIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAI-
prN PROBABLY RESrrD FO2 THE REVIVAL
SEASON.
II has been understood for several days past that
negotiations were foot with Mcssrs. Moody and
sankcY which looked TO the beginning of their p.o-
posed revival in thi, ciiy instead oil some OF the
smaller towns Of the Eastern States where Il was
al one time believed they would begin their crusade
The first oycr to them were made by the Dung
Men, Christian Association, and ii was iepofleu
yesterday that terms had becn agreed upon which
would secure The appearance OF the Eganlclisis IN
this city about Nov. ! next. The terms. as far a'
could be learned, were that the Young
Mems Christian Association had aToed to
pay Mcs~rs. Moody and Sankey a small
sum each as salary. and assume their
personal expenses and Ill the cxpcnsesOi rent print
ing advertising, &c. necessary to carrying Oh re-
yiyal during the coming Winter. The only method
lW which the Christian Association was to Ic at
lowed 10 reruncrate itself WAS by the sale of tracts
and ,onps al Il small percentage over the cost.
Els reported that Commodore Vanderbilt, heHrrG
of tbe negotiations. offered tie As.ociation large
unnclo,ci tract i'll the upper part OF the city free oi
rent hut il was fonnd after careful estimate that 1t
would cost at least $4,000 10 build the proper
buildings for The purpose desired and that Z suiia-
ble building already erected could be rented ior
smaller sum.
The building finally selected for the holding OF the
revival meetings was GilmorcS Garden. Sheridan
Shook, proprietor Of the Union Square lheater ana
of Gilmore's Garden has lately secured the eJ.e Of
This immense building for an indefinite period, aud
to him NJ. X .Iesnp of the lorYg Mems Christian
Association applied An arrangement was final
reached Yesterday afternoon after long conference,
and the papers were signed. The terms OF Tie lease
could not be asceraned. Ii is understood. how
ever that the officers of the Association control the
buildinr for the Winter months. and that they
anticipate that the revival Will continue
through that period. Dir. Shook will con-
time to keep the place open as Summer
garden during October or until II becomes
necessary to close the building in order 10 make The
pcedful changes from garden 10 Il chapel. The
building will seat, rs at present aIrang. d. about
; 600 PERSONS, and hold not less than 5000 when
seats and standing room are hlcd.s
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
TIE HON. IOUS II, REYNOLDS.

The Hon. John II. Reynolds, who died yes
tcr,y at his late residence in Knderbook was about
twenty years ago prominent mombcr OF The Bar or this
state, being the contemporary of Nicholas Hill. John r.
Porter Augustus Beach, aud otlsr leading lawyers. He
prlcticed first in Columbia Comfy whence he wen: TO
Albany and engaged in partnershp with Marcus r. Iey
nolds and afierward with Nichsas Hill. aad Ira and
Hamilton Harris. In politics 1r. Reynolds was y Demo
cr.t. and appointed Postmaster Of Albany y Pres
den. r., In lr.j hc elected mr'iOcr OF Con
grp.s Albany County then The XIVh District ~ this
state lie vas on that occasen the anti-l"conpton
Dem" cratic candidate AGAINST !rastps C0rInC ,he resu
ouuce OF tie party. After spirited contest he re-
CcN ed 200 votes more tion his opponent In 1873 he
surcecI,G Judge Leonard rs Commissioner Of Appeals
NJ. Reynolds eloquent pieaier. .ns Was greatly
esteemed IN bis piOfcsslui Ills Lenorlal addrcrt on
hs late llw partner Nicholas Hli, delivered in lS59
was very eloquent and impressive.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. u. C., Saturday. sept. 25-l 4 n.
SynODss for the past 81 hours.
The barometer continues high, hut has tai en-
esltiy in the districts the Atlantic coast win elt
or Gentle winds generally cloar weather, ani slit
rise of temperature Generally clear aud warmer har
prevails the districts east Of ibe Mississippi ElNt,
with southerly TO westerly Winds and slight rhe oi
temperature 49,
L-at rains are reported from the Invest. Mime
sofa and Lakc Superior. The barometer has rs
the North West. with nOrherly TO westerly winds ana
cooler and partly coudy weather The Mississippi i:t
h. fallen slizhty below Cairo. I'll. Ohio has rison nne
inches at Cincinnati and fallen nine inches :: Pittsburgh
(10bdbiliHcS.
Ior Nf~ Engam1 ne Hi!Me Stites and Me Ac,rfi Lak'
rcl,R generally cleGr irediiCr. Grd SigttF rise y i'-
feyefe r s0aherig to ,ccstery Tinds aid siet'oa'v
or shorty failing barometer
For tho South Atlantic ana Eastern Gu,t S;ats. clear
or fair weather northeast 10 sOuieas. winds. slowly
falling Barometer, 81 ;ht changes in temperature, and
light rains the Gulf coast.
For tho Southwest, areas O rain followed by cooler
weather. nOrhcrly to cstcry Winds increasing Ia ioc,
and continued high barometer.
For Tennessee ana the Ohio Valley. partly cloudy
weather. sOuherly westerly winds, falling followed 10y
rising barometer. aud coOier weather.
Fr iEo upper lake region, and the Upper NlsSisiippi
and Lower Missouri Valleys partly coddy and cooler
weather, and light local .a!ng. Win northwest 10 south
west Wlnds. and rising barometer followed by fShtF
barometer OF the Upper Mss.1sppi.
Fro,ts will probably occur in the AoTth-Wes; during
saIlrQay ulgtt.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
p O ST S G RIPT.
2::30 a. n.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


TIE TLEKIrJi CONFLICT
DYEYiSH YtsHA plTEAIFo-IuKKLY WILLING TO
RESPECT TnS NEUTRALITY OF SEHYA AND
MO5rLSItii;O. - -
yIESSA. Efidly. Sept. -. 1879.
Private tcleerans received he,e report that Der
wish l'asi,a has lren surprised hy the insurgents
near h.lyno, aud lost 200 men killed.
io>IoS. saturday. Aopt. %J-6 a. m.
The Vienna corr, spondcnt Of TAe Times hccare5
that thc roporls that the road feon kagusa so
1rcb.grt - clostI are unioundcd. $40 road hTs
been or,a thiouahoni thc Instruction, and tie
fra sporno oi ,'ir mails and provisions has 1T no
time been Interrupted.
The Porte h, notified the Powers Shat it has
issued the s;i. order, to he army 30 respfct thc
neutrality of S.rvia tnd Montenegro.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
NARRIEU.

ANDREwS-HILL-ht south NorN,Ak. Conn, sept 20 By
the Rev W H. simpson, q NJ. And.n"s ~ New Yors GlT
10 Fannie A.. daughter OF the late r. Hill of south
Norwslk.
GREENE -MOUNT-Jn BROOKLYN. y. V Wy the Rev ~. ".
Warren. ID. D, Edward r. OF Ssa a0rd, Conn 10
Nellie daughter of the .te JOS t. Mount, iSnery os New
York. No cards
GREENE-wA RREHIn stamford Conn, on. .be 10th 'ost,
by Rev. f. Syke. Frank W. Greene II De1OD IovA 10
Julia r. " Ncrren of Stamford, Conn no cards
AANN-DU NTRNOY-tt 81 Johns Hall, New York. ~
Thursday evening o. 10y the Rev. The0is' fryI
LID Arthur HorOyd Mann " England - Erne da1 gt1s
OF Pierre q. iu Vernoy Of 81 HippOlytc. Fraoee
SAMSOS-NORMAN-O Thur lay, sept. %. 1878, t'S
residence OF the bHt parents, By the sy. Joseph T.
DuryeA ID. d.. assisted bv the Rev. 7. EiwiD % D.
Jane Samson 10 Leanna Ornan. OOh " O0.lyD. " Y
No cards.
TERRy-MARQUANI NI-At Newport n. T., sept. Z2, hy Rev
John Hall, d. D, Seg.Nork. arssei nv Rev. JOi0 T.
Taylor ~ Newport Miss Linda Mara d daughter Of Henry
q. Narninl, esq O wiOk, 10 k0Gorick Ferry
iryngton, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

An Iowa paper thinks that Senator Schnrz
viii 49, ,c; to ,bo Radical nary int be- ON oro o S
leaders Tor Radicalism to ace Car -,huZ ~ rs
front one II leaders would h ill.," the Wra'i'g "
hundred oi,D diamond on fifty nj shirt- L0unNlio
EouIici . .inal O.. M
The Hon. Sam Randall OF pcnnSylyania
thinks his prospects good for o." spc1Ser-hn Z" thc
next House. 1ir Randall owes The bnah O. his rOlI
cal life to igh protective tariff, which A- dole "2i
deal toward knocking the breath OF hic "ut Of the Nt
and South memphis Avalanche briDD
The Democratic Governor Of Massachusetts
mas been nominated ior reflection. lie ~ rtrdcd rs =
raufidatr the Presidency. man cannot hc elr'lr
Governor any anywhere but ne y suSl"c'td q.
being possible President and his public use i9e''
NOT his nervous system, is At once very much und'Feo
{CinciDnat Commercial (ird)
We want Iartranft to have fair show In
this batto. for the odds are mgr ~ aF@lrNi mn ~
best aud o should beg Morton 10 stand on lue "rdei
once II there is any man who can he w'li spared
Dut OF It's contest 10y the llartranit men, II IS O'o
Morton Philadelphia Times liho'l
When thc American people made the blacks
rremeD and citizens tney did und rs'Snd tnat bri
were 10 furnish each cOOred TiA IA p'd. -tahiu
St made him the equal BEFORE tt ~" VIZ VIZ f i,. n
snap giving him au equal chance M the rae" o NE ana
Seff the ., 4 his manhood, coLldg ana Ms III CIV
xence II he confess hS inability, il he confess th ~
s,Tincipi 10 decree 10 enable him 10 defeud ho peit1n
aud his family hs liberties ir"n Nl' nee eni out
rage, he must confess he Is lNn1e@eo
Tribune 0tep)
Tur NEw-YoRK TRIprSE classes thc Penn
svIvan;4 EoIuDican platform with thoe which declare
empla,cqlly for Imitation. This IL bn'E cruel ana
unjust. The platform of the RepuhliGans OF TINS
State il dcsian TO accommodate manhho III tob
eraL Harl-fuoney expected 10 lniiptct
it demand FOR specie pay men's' ano SOL s",,
Tor nor. grcenbacks There Is resolution IN 1t
for JUDGE Kelley and one for 6iInshs =. 1ro"
and whilo the former gentleman IA expected 70
will invited 10 culoze the jingle OF he soiG DOLLAR 10
she East. Philadelphia Times.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
CATTLE MARKET.


BUFFALO Sept 2i.-CATIIg Receipts today Less head.
m.hEg total SUPPLY for tho week TINS far 1876 head
62S which SG through the
balance being sale hers against 4tl cara same tine at
week ga for the time last year No mari ~
today fresh arrivals eli through cOrgnDents II caIb nsIi
shipment Ia morrow which viii ieave TIE yards b3re
OF stock, with the exception OF eT odds and ends
SilEFP IAxBSIeceipts today 600 head, making ne
total supply for week thus far 222OO heat against
1890 head for the same time last wcek 2ni l2cO h id
No market TO-DAY; no transac
toBs .res arrivals through consiRnmente lev lOsda
held yesterdays market shipped E for sale one
car of store sheep only IN the yards
Receipts 10 day $500 head making the tota supply
for the week thus far l5uO against fo 'ne same time
and 90 500 for the corresponding We last year
naI rt moderately sales 900 head three cars wero
nnsol the balance tho frch arrivals through
sgnments Light fed Hogs suitable for the New
market disposed OF to local and cOuntry butchers at
2OdSS sold for the Ne~York market, not
being wanted at the prices asked Heavy Hogs for tho ,y
trade were bought order NJ ~ 40a&S 20.
Cowsecept for the eek 40 cars OF all Kinda ~ or new
butchts and three Of new nksrs ani Sprnrrs
quality fair moderate but hers $50 ~ % few of
lest g. dairy in moderate demand al s5 iJ few Of the
best at S5D1S6O
CALyEsThe receipts of the week were - head all cocd
large which found ready sale 50 2 the ruling
being IS y head.