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The peoDlc arc respectfully In.
formed that am now prepared 70
entertain oil who may favor me
with their patronage, In . manner
nat surpassed by any house In the
6mee. Ny house has been put In
c0anplete order the bedrooms are
lnf9o and well ventilated, and the
table will be supplIesl with the best
the market csn furnish.
JOHN HABICHT.
0reenviIle, Aug Il
Lafayette 8ouso,
Il ~
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walked him away. As be passed
out ofthc depot he went ON:
whether we are 10 have hard
money or innation, and confidence
will be at once restored and
But he had turned the corner.
Hang my buttons p said the
old man, ~ he wiped his face
@what do l know about conflation
or distraction, and what'll the old
woman say when she sees me all
pounded up this wayf1
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
BOa1vAn CouxTr.
In NhnOnosss

IN % - - " micolcoIrf1,
In ChanCery.
DURSUANT to 4 decree Of the
L ChHncery Court Of said ccuntv
and State, rendered On the 2Qd dayv
Of October, A. D. 1875. A. 4 cerfs i,
suit pending IN said Court. whers.
In ]. NJ. Wallace ls complainant.
and NJ. J: Wicks ct al are defend
ants, number 300 OH tie docke(s ~
said Court, the UNDERLINED viii.
~ Commissioner therein appoint..
Cd. On the 10th day Of December.
a. u: 1875, at the Court House
door In the town Of FloreyyllIe.
Bolivar county, Mississippi. Within
the hours prescribed BY law. OfYtr
!or sale at public auction, the (ol.
lowing described tracts or parcels
q land lying and being In ssid
Bolivar county, n wit: All of
section six, township twentv.,ne
range seven west; north division
hall Of section thirty-flve, north 81
olu Choctaw boundary line. IN
township swenty-one. range eIRht
west; all Of section thirtv-ons'
township twenty.two, range ,eyen
west; al Of section th|rty.six.
township twenty-five, range sieht
west, containing By an Ima tIon
;xW acres; and als0 ali eecflon IA
tto..wsnship t..s ., range 8 west, except
1zS scres which lies west II 8 line
..sss wess oI otter Lake; and the south
W. ~ q quarter Of section Is, town.
s.iiP .iiP 70, ~ Fsnge Z west. The above
ing terms, viz: r. the hi.hss,
bidder, for one-thlrd cash and s ~.
balance 10 two equal insts I'M imacss .s
que In one and two yesrs. with I
per cent. intersst from day Of ssie' ri Z
]. DAVIES.
49,. Commlseioner.
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80 tubs choice teble and cooking butter 20 packsg
lbs choice lard 90 ke ard tierce lard 10 sierce ehoe
sugar cured new hams, 10 boxes breakfast bacon
- befrela and kids macarelles, 7b boxes western
English derry. Tongamore pine spPle and
cannon ball cheese, 10 sacks choice Rio
coffee, sacks government Java, 10
sacks common Rio coffee 2S
barrels crush, powder coE
lee, choice brown
gars 100 caeoo to-
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Corn, Peaches, Pine Apples, Aspsrrangus
French Peas, Mushrooms, Capors, Olives,
Plum Pudding, Preservps, Pickles, Chow.
Chow, Pickle Lilly, Catsups, Worchester
Sance, Capers, French Fruits, Olives Oils,
Sardines, Oysters, lobsters, Salmon, COL
mans and French Mustard, Strawberries
Green Approcots, Egg Plums, DevI|ed Ham
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Mulberry Street.
tOver /. lseuberv's Saloon.l ]
0RxEHvILLn, NIss. &
JULIUS mAR1lxR,
PnOPRlsfoR.
nnrsl and I0S1vane 40 RI nop ds


The lafayette House has been
lurulDhed throughout with entirely
new furniture. Our table will Be
supplied with the best the market
can supply, and no attention will
spared to make our guests cOmlbrt-
ables Connected With the houoo q
: . nne bar aad two epIendld new
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Turkey, Tongue etc. 900 boxes assors Cakes 50 bar Oa
meal Cracked wheat Grahm fd 6smg Aour houI
Buck wheat Barley Green Peas ms Green Corn Ia
boxes nov Rn. ard Cy.rss.. The hc sok
Cocva extracts CELERY Salt Twnsa Brother esst ske Ichs
extract Of Bss Corn Ssach Kngord Gqss Ssrch Pow
er Scotch Herring Holland Herring SesaSe Bueing starch
Cloth Pins Water Dackets Market Daske 3n nrosm Matches
Wesh bcerds bI.cking new Prunes Oa Coaeonu Almomd
tcoanme Brasil Nuts Wall Nut Butter Nuts California Pears Ma
assa Gpe and many other articles TO ssmsssss mention
Of the above goods will be sold hs On q astonishing
low ngsres Having parcased entire personally
toe them TO bc the freshest aud choicest offered this market
VII deliver ~ good nee q charge 9 delivery ~sgon
Noe 0.'76 8 GOLDeNIlTH.
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~
To the lIOuorablc the President Of
the senate and the Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives Of
the United states tn Congress
assembled:
AT an Interstate Levce Conveu-
ti0n which met at Vtcksbury on
November 1910, and IN which
ne States Of Mississippt, Louisiana,
Arkaneee aud Aiss0vft were rep
resented by deIeg.tcs, ne UNDER
signed were appointed to memo.
rinlisc the Congress Of tho United
States J. regard to the Isolection
|'anu rcclemsei0n of the alluviai
Ianos 9! tne .lcslsslppi river from
annual innnjetlVr.
~ tho rcr1or@oIlcc 81 the duty
imposed upon them tney DO most
earnestly pray. ana ~ teo name 0f
tnc people Of these nvc great
states, petition you 10 enact such
mws aud make such appropriations
~ may be necessary to enable the
proper departments Of the Nation.
q Government TO take charge OF.
conqeruce aud maintain lhe Icvces
necessary TOR ohe protection Of the
!ands now subject TO annual over
now BY the MissIsslppi river.
They VIII not attempt IN this
memorial to givc the many reasons
why the OoOOI0 Of thpaO Rfnina
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TTNTIL further notice, | win giu
- cotton for one dollar ANA M
see4 per bale. JNO. b COLE,
ilovsO'Sw Agent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-11
THE CITY OF CHICKERING'S

THEEE EXCISE BoAEDs IN LoHo ISLAND CITY
An sx-MAYoBs LEGACY OF TROUBLE 10 1IlA
COMMUNITY.
Long Island City row has thTee s1cise boards oil
appointed by tbe same Mayor. Tho appointments grew
out Of a mislnierpretatou Of the law Amer Mayor
Debcvoss bal appointed sess Of Excise Commits
sioDeTs " which rejected and The other con
armed BY he Common Council decision was rem
dered By the Cours Of Appeals the eGect the
confirmation u commDn councils Unnecessary n
he appointments Of eXEse boards Of ciies Two q The
nefnbers 81 The confirmed Board having opposed the
Mayor a. he election Mr. Deoevoise siFnaAzed hn re-
iremcnt rom Office BY he appointment o. Aessrs.
hcNuitg, Goidncr and McHRiiy Exoiso Commission
ers on Monday The Chapman and tbe McNuhy boards
undertook " meet The former arrived and ooon-
pied he room, but hey followed by tne
other A. frSt II was expected that tie members Of
she dfcreHt parties would come 70 bloVs but tlev
scanned 70 BE- satisfied with Safeguarding each other
<snd telling what eey would DO when ;he had
tanshed thaiT claims The OF the Three contest
ing boards nave been brought into oour and will be
,oonitted, On he Aih !EsL, " tbe General FERN j
Er0gkiVn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-11
THE HARRINGTON BANK ROBBERY.

A NEW YORK BROKER ARIEsTED-oER OF THE
STOLEN BONDS TRACED TO HIN.
On the night OF the 9th Of July the residence OF "
Deland, the cashier OF the Mahaive National Bank Of
Great harrington, Mass, was entered by gang OF
masked burglars Mr.. Deland and has family were
gagged and handcued, and he required under pain
Of instant death 70 go 70 the bank with the burglars to
open the safe On arriving there he explained 10 them
that the safe fitted with a chronometer
lock which could be opened till the timc was set
for the dal-nine O'Clock the following morning
The burglars then went back M, Deland's residence
and after pnionng him with cords 20 chair, they
sacked the house and found two bonds the city
Of Des MONIES, Iowa for s., 000 and another 81 900
bond on the county OF Macoupin Illinois The hrst
traced 30 broker named o. NJ Simp-
son, OF No as Broadway, who sold It TO
A T. POST banker, No . Nassau street
Yesterday afternoon Simpson was aNested and
raigned at Washington Place Police Court, and
manded Police Headquarters till the arrival Of Mr.
N Delsnd who has been teegraphed for. Mr. Simp-
states that he received the bond time ago
from n man named Williams who left it for negotiation
and who has written TO him since that he had six simi
lar dispose OF lie contended that he could
isfactoriy account for its coming into his possession
and denies any guilty. knowledge He wished 70 give
bail for his appearance yesterday, but the Judge
fused W accept Il
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BoSroN, Ans io-trved ship Goidhuuter. Yre-men
IOilo setEs Taylor Mathis Chsesomsu Pbuade bia
Herald gushie Aoboken James WAn, Bethany. Port John.
Aiso arrived, brig Caroline Kelley, Keith, Hobokon
ses sarah Wooster sherman, 90 Granite State, Burgess
lort johnson warren Sawyer, Che, Ocorgetovn. DC,
Bctsie Morris Coron, DO, William Beck Miller Baltimore
cleared steamer Dominion (Br). Olements, Yarmouth,
NJ geo ApPoid loSelsnd baltimore 0ng barry, Robin
saleo-Steamef 1oo Appoid; bSEAs Bmirsnda aud 10
BALTIMORE Asg io-Ar-,yed ..eAner, Plymouth Eecs
Curtis, New York; FaDuy Cadwai-ie Fo..sr DO BAH
Haven, Ulrlck, hstanIAs; schr Hattie NEG Baok Nod
Aiso arrived schr A wsu,rfr, Berry nA,anss.
A. Quarantine DIDO 1tus Rank. Qneensto~n byiR
Below-sohr o withercl Berry from Natsuzas
Olenred-Stoamor Eissbeth Clyrk New York b@rt wal
house. FNnhsn. Ros.on
Cleared and sailed Big chsstanoOgA mon psor Ponce
ssrcd-BGt svaaen DaDl- cort, bng Alice, no
BRuNswrcK, Aug S-c,oared .ehr' At Hayford si,uie
New Bedford; sth, bark EiiaA McIsughln (Br. D,nus.
BULL RIVER AoS s-Arrived bs,h VIII CBr,. Vaughn.
BaFbadoa 800
BANGOR, Aus 7oae&red. b1s vichsSurs. woos worth.
BRISTOL, AuE sAsrtved Schr MARY NAt,, Bartes Ron
ssiled-Sehr Adrianpa NORM New YOrs
,NIlAlIsEsIOh, Aug lO-Auived aeamers HegnlAtor.
Hoses New York Manhattan wocdhull do
Also arrived, brig Courier from Cage Verbs
CleaTed-Schr iDdianA siInmon. DemrrarA
Also cleared bng Sir Robert Hcdeon CSr. Brsdd"n Av
EAsT GREENWICH. Ase 9-Arrived scAr HArrici Levin,
fERNANDTNA, JOY 2a-saned brig cbiln aawsah c3rl,
Co,cord hs'anEAs' schr EInma beAdam March PhiSieI
pmA
9oth- Arrvce sehr. Mary Huppcr Gilman FhilAasi-
pha; Mary a Rich Mcclure, New York
yohTREss soSRoE. Aug IS is@Arriyed, BARK nSvsu.
ror) from Dublin seeking
Passed in foE Bamoresteameg Caspian der. from Law
erpool bark GeTiuana CGer), from Brefpen.
faased oot-Barks MargArida DO for Oportoi Cas- No
M.p. y" QOesnssovAi bSis AEnss bartsS S~ Wen L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-11
THE CRIsPINs' STRIKE.

meeting Of The bosses and the Council was held yes
terday at No 100 Chatham street. II was called merely
hear tho views Of the employers and the following
genEemen we're present-Mr. Hansn, OF Hanan 4 Rcd
dish, corner Of Church and Warren streets; Mr. J.
KalkL OF No SO Warren street. and Messrs Lsyman and
Lesser Of No 81 Warren Pho President OF she
Council Nj Michael P Murphy welcomed the bosses
TO She meeting in short speech Mr. Hanan
urged ue Council 70 adopt a seals Of wages
at once SO that the manufacturers could
know what they arc He eonended that tbs shoe
trade being driven OF the city, and the same
boots and shoes could be the interior towns 81
the State for less money. he thought the Council
should make pro rata OF wages for first second third
and fourth class work Ihs would assist bohshe work
men and their employers.
Mr.. Lesser said he was quite wiling TO give every
man good chance to earn an honesi LIVING TO pay MS
much he could afford The entire wholesale
trade had been driven from he city and would never
return. Every dealer in the business could go 70 Al
bany Rochester and do just much business with
but little one-half the expense. In conclusion
be trusted the men would work IA with the manula1
tNrers
AL the bosses present were firm in their IDEA mat a
different system oil shops and prices should be made law
among the
The gentlemen who appeared before the Council we're
well received and appeared " be satisfied with tho alton
lion shown them
The difficulty at J Parsons h sons No 40 Warren
street, was aIncabiy settled yesterday Mr.. Parsons
deciding % recognize the Council - and therefore all
the men returned 20 work.
AT We'll Brothers, No so Warren street, no work il
being done but yesterday they reinstated their old cut
terS Their "bottomers" still strike, and will
not be taken back unless they appear outside the
Gil Mr. We'll has no objection to the society Council
but there is one man with whom he viii have
actions. Everything will be settled to-day morrow.
AT kaske's, No 52 Warren street. the general busi-
pess was going the same usual but he manu-
tlcture of boots and shoes is entirely stopped
Al Z c. Burt's, No. SO Thomas street. the general
business goes as usual and further trouble rs anti
clpated
The men seem to be very much pleased with the visit
OF tho "bosses" last evening.
In Lodge No l42 last evening $3.50 was paid out 10
The strike.
Last evening Lodge No IT. voted consolidate with
the cutters and If this fully effected this evening the
men at work az Burts shop any other shop where
| there is trouble viii be called out
IL rs fully expected thai turning point in the strike
\ Will be reached today
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
rurser Smith, Of the steamer Colon from AspinWan Aa
thanks Cor nAVozA

rurser Smith, of the steamer Colon, from AspinwAn
thanks Cor nvozA
sur JaKrr Cows Bo, Mcbride, a, san Francisco Ang
had strong gale from vest northwest to south with
cane accompanied With torrents Of rain which ned tho
decks The leesl under tho water all the time The
% bic to ss near o then sf the PSrpSsc Of securing,
sss sasfe s'N Pm Men aha me ms sG
ne wind and be wreck. IN falling, burst st the
sTsw away vIoGE order % Wy and got il clear
q the vessel but il being dark II Impossible
vessel The gakss and the mansai and main .opsaa got
@ as sSSs u y Se us sGDn sisT pso 5s o
toprsast usse trees gave and the topgalant mast
all ths The jbDoom sprung and during the gale
Ssgins Ing '''''-'' '''' ''-' D' 'p"'' anu
BnIe Locg 1oxorp silea rom Asgnv.n July 81 FOR San
eogntered whirlwind OF Point Asnsio, which
3Oth Dst
v6sR put inlo HaaH 43S with captain et oI reS oi
destination 9TH, having procured master
BRIs L0omEvAR from New York Porpambuea loet on
injured
soHn PSTl ofSew Bedford has been sold to c W Town
in command Of Capt John Dix.
Som JosIa JOY fruu New rampeo put mic Key
West 10Th inst leaking
ScHR LODusKIt into Vineyard Haven 9Th nst
By schr LooBeSsa, ana lost ibboom and hoadgcaL
XIV BEDroRD. Aug 9schr Witch OF this port whle run
ming the bay Saturday the fox Angelica
and dam aged her rudder Sho toved por. BY
sseam tug Ae and VII be taken upon ths railway for
pairs
PoRrLlEr, Ne Aag 1oStesmsr City Of Portland bound
Boston from ~ ohm Nh to-day and reports
that a. O'Clock last night during thick fog she into
the scr Mary Ann Of JonospO which had previously lost
oremss TOOK her IN tow 50 Petit AenAn vhers she o her
trying make Joneport The had buwarks stove
sod received other damage, bSt proceeded Boston s
morning.
SYDNEY, SsW, July 3-Rarh Whistler, from Puget Sound
for Adelaide has discharged and has undergo extensive
repairs before she resume her
Bark Henry Buck Coloson, is being by the
sol 20 Francisco under owners inEtructona
Heavy gales prevailed the Of New South wsies
July l. during which the brig Ben Nevis 3r1 totally
wrecked az Port stevens, and tvo drowned
Ship Result llrl, ashore Newcastist
lost will be abandoned
Steamer Pioneer (Br) ashore Botany bay, n err
peeted W b. gut OF With slight damage
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cARprpy Aug a-saned barb HaroId Hsaraeer QqoFl,
olseR UnisSd States; brig Now Bra MePhee, do
ooRK A1g 9-Saed bark oeeanA CSor), Ketesen, NORTH
America
PALsouzu, Ing 9-Artyed, bark colnmbus 1cBe, Bur
roughs, Quebec for Truro.
FAYAL-sanM bark Addison Dias Boston brig Consan-
tine (Br), Ryder do.
GLOUCESTER Aug e-saned, bark Emma CBr), LRvsll,
North America
GLASGOW, Aug lo-Arrived bark Harriet Jackson Ba-
con, New York.
HELvoEr Aug 9-ArTved, brig Alaska d3r9 Tucker. Now
LrvERrooI, Aug 9-Arivsd bark Spirit OF tho Dawn Or
Dixon Portland, o.
Sailed ON BARK cGspee cs Thompson North America
LoNDoS, Aug 9-saled, bark Assunta dtAD VibSldi,
United States.
LIsBoE-ssTed banks AsoR QSor Holm. united states;
Galathea tNor), Steansen, do.
LEGHoRs-sAled, bark II F Hussey shaw New York
MovILLE Aug loArrved, Victoria Qr), Oven
stone New York for Glasgow
QUEENSTOWN Aug lo-Anived, brig carla cAuso Baoca-
vich, New York; schr Jordan, RichArdson Mat4nzas
via Providence and Boston
Also arrived 10th, 30 AM steamer Repubhs Br GleA
den New York for Liverpool
Also arrived 10Th, PM, steamer China cBr3, an Now
York for Liverpool
Arrived of Brow Head 10th, Pm, steamer Wentworth
ORR, Prowso from Phladelphis for Liverpool
ROTTERDAM Aug e-Arriycd brig Gee JOnes BT), Par
ter New York
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug Io-Arrived, Nam asurS
New York for Bremen.
sErrANDER-Sailed bark Chiffon nBr,. SNOW, New Yors
wHnEHAvEH Aug 9Sailed bark ThOs Leo Qr]. sAlkeld,
North America
LONDON Aug loThe White Star steamer Rspabnr> which
arrived at Queenstown to-day from New York THAI
Sunday the 9Th inst when 40 miles Of the F@sne
fell In with bark MetsolA dus, iron, Phladeplis for
Stettn and received from hcr the Of bark VsoK ur)
from Montreal for Queenstovz
that morning Subsequently took tho Veox in tow, but
ae six hours the hawser parted The chief officer and mind
Of she Republics then put board the
doned vessel with instructions make for Queenstown
Bark EvangeHne II reported TO have been burned a
Buenos AyTsA No date particulars given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-11
SPORTS ON THE HUDSON.

three mile straight away race between August P.
Schneider, Of the Friendship Boa. Club, and Henry
Hughes former member Of the same club came of
yesterday evening tho Hudson River for prize
medal valued ct $1co The originally in
tended 70 be rowcd the Pleasant Valley course
but owing 70 the difficulty in agreeing upon
a referee the lateness OF the hour and
rougbness Of The water II decided upon
rowing the the New York side OF the
Hudson Both got away together, and Htte diff
ference between them could be for the first hundred
yards. Then Hughes began 10 crowd Schneider, so
much thai the latter throw up his hand indca
ton thst something wrong was intended He was,
however ordered to on which he did On the next
few hundred yards be not only gained what he had lost
by stopping but gave the 'goodby" TO his opponent
a handsome manner. Schneider the easily in
I'm 50Zs The distance OF Hughes behind might Do
measured by blocka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-11
A SAVAGE GUARDIAN.

John Nugent aged twenty-tw years, residing At
Astoria, company with three friends from New York.
entered the grounds OF Mr. vaDdeventer in Astoria on
Sunday, and began TO pun Some pears gardener,
named Ballaeh, employed the Purdy farm, adjoining
that Of Mr. vandeventer, ordered the young men to
leave the grounds They only laughed, Whereupon
Ballaohfs drew q revolver, for the purpose Of
frightening them This having effect, Ballaeh ST.,
entered the house and obtaining shot gun, took de-
hberate aim and fred at the party Nugcnt gave sud
den and fell 70 the ground He found 70 no
wounded in the neck right side and groin. Yesterday
afternoon he dying His three companions were
each seriously wounded Baiachi arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-11
ANOTHER OUTRAGE n HoBoKES.

Al fhe instant when ne polite ofrAls Of Hoboksa
fesan W vince yesterday TIE rposs Of robberies
snd ouTsRes- and while some Of ;heu uere asserting
I'aa The number Of such pas erarceraEsd, az
sah~ grpeVos Ahsir came 70 hight young lady,
hi3 Hsnn, while reiurniug from pou5o a few nights
snoA Ys eiopptd, sbe ateee<. ~ fOU sooundrrls %
TIE hobokeu meadows gho fang her she ground
The iortunah ppusch of some persons frightened We
rlihaih away. however, Her frends advised her 10y
Ne before y1gLoe " ale p.aoa IN HoSoten which
che dlo FoT some rosr urs taken by tbe
lolioe, and she isd 20 hTpeA " IuatW- Abfidl "
SerHey t1ty, Tor redress 10 promptly despatched a
oonstable 70 serre ne ac,esd shose names are "a
" b. James Franh william and George NDheU .nt
ahaues Dillon The above Affair not reporteu ~
che POLICE CORnnibsionarz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-11
ROW GOULD SHE LEAVE nIMl

Yesterday ConstabF Beut-y had underiskenio serve
The bouc 0f HolsDann and orc wife Al ne
a Grand and Fiysa Szsets Hoooken Win v,s
prevent tbarn from eRvinr fhs ste v1hSut p4ynr
creditorR TIE constable had sorueiy mis- foot
90 tbeay noon when Mrp Holman and . man NAMED
Anawa Ane npon hirn and drove him away nom ehe
pronnisaa WATranse for ggsIi and nseeTy speed
Nv procured and the and bor friend
vsyed The station house Holman offered " 70 bal
for hm wifa bot she positively refused " AooeTa the
kiDdDeaB unless Ane also released On tLe Other
Anes 1isnds subsequently prO1ered bal for hirD
hut lnasunnoh - Mra Honannis bondnD&n had tenn
porary diasppeared BE- dsoDed this avoN uDAoas SIM
Thar ooortesias we're 10 be eztsnded ~ his friend The
IaiT asesnsa as,wsinea p TuroHir bggi1e' - ~ 30
aida