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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28
[From our Late Editlons OF Yesterda5 ]

DEMocaATIc NOMINATIONS IN CEcn4. = The
Democrats of Cecil county have nominated the
following ticket For House of Delegates, Al
bert Constable, Alexander H. Briscoe and Will
liam Ward county commissioners, Benjamin
NJ. Crawford, Walter Armstrong and Samuel G.
Gerry judges of the Orphans Court, Hon. j.
NJ Lewis, Hon James McCauiey and Hon Jas.
Nj. Evans sheriff, John w. Shippers States
Attorney, Clinton Mccullough county survey
or John Wroth
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28
Isai,r"ad soiiisi0is.

FOLLOWING pEAcH TRAIN prSs IS4o oSE AueAp
Of IT.
ElIlsnGru, n, j., Aug. 81.
Extra peach train No $50, bound eastward,
wss run into in the roar by peach train No. Isl,
at tho Broad street crossing, tlis morning.
The cahoose and two car- ef TIC former were
wrecked. The locomotive and car No, 75l, wore
also badly damaged, SO one was injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28

Run OvER-A little girl, about eight or ten
years of age, while playing in Tenth street, near
Orange was run over, yesterday, and seriously
injured. The driver of the team called to her
to get out of the way, but it did not heed him,
aud before he could check the speed of his
horse the accident occurred. The child's name
was Miller and resided in 18th 81, near Orang
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28
noys-tf
I,luice sv,,a .ye.ier.

Choice Soda We.ier.
II. Brnghurst 4 co. have re-opened their Mineral
Water Fountain for the season. The majority OF
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority OF The soda water from this fountain
ami the delicious iavor OF the Fruit Syrups they
prepare, OF which there are upwards OF twenty va
rieties. They nave
GLASS sIpAoN BOTTLES,
and tile necessary apparatus for properly ling them
with highly charged Carhonic Acid Water, which
can be drawn AT will, making the buttles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the Invalid who may require IT, or the
lover ui SOFIA Water who may desire H. TO enjoy the
OF this delightful beverage az any time al home.
We have ON draught the following popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
ueyser, tSarasoga) Excelsior, (Saratoga,) High
Rock (Sarat0ga,) Vlehy, Kssngen. Also the fol-
lowing waters IN bottles Congress, Exec sior lIa-
thorn, Geyser, High Rock, ST. Louis, Magnetic,
Franslin, Baston Spa, Gettysburg Missisquoi,
Rockbridge Alum, st. Catllarlne's Artesan, Freid-
eriCshalle vichy. Seltzer, Bedford, Eic.
K. BhlNGnURST n CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Drnggistg,
Corner sixth and Market strcets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28
&c sure xon're Right; Then 60 Ahead.

The COMMERCIAL can't dodge this question this
way. 1t advocates Mr.. Valentines election as
Mayor, and recently, as an inducemeut to the
people to vote for him, it promised that if elect
ed, he would appoint good and efficient police
force. II The COMMERCIAL, having
become enough his organ to make this promise
in his behalf has no right to say now that it
made that promise blindly and recklessly and
really don't know anything about vino he will al-
point.-Ecery Eenlag.
Why cannot sensible people and discreet peo-
pie like the Ereiy EceniRg, always be sure they
are right before they go ahead? Why can't they,
before beginning controversy, ascertain exact
ly what there il to controyert3 Here is much
pother about what the COMMERCIAL has prom
ised, when the fact is that We have made 10
promise for Mr.. Valentine, whateyer-nothing
like promise. We said some two weeks ago,
that we We're assured that he responded to the
public desire for a good police force, and would
try to make and msintan such force, if he
should be elected Mayor. Here is the whole
paragraph in regard to the subject
' Furthermore we are assured that lie re-
spends to the public anxiety Tor an efficient and
clean police force, and will use his best endeavor
TO secure lit aud proper men, and to keep the
force free of those who bring reproach upon it. y
This il ali we have said it is all we have to
say. Captain Valentine declares that he means
to select his policemen, if elected, from irst rate
material, and to endeavor to satisfy the public
demand for good force. We have been as
sured that he would do that, and have reported
the assurance. What piece OF absurdlty it is
for Etay Ereaiag, pitching and tossing the
English language about. sometimes right but
often wrong, and "or its eggs at least half the
time, to talk about a promise "blindly and reck-
leasly made" &c., &c, when there has been no
promise. What pity the maxim of Davy Creek
EFT is not more generally observed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28
UNEXCE.Ff Ti0hIABLE

isn word tlGlt tndio.i,+lta
mark at which MnHun ana
which we rlaiiu ia hHyc
reached Us nearly as posi-
bic ,ur iHlinHi lttll.
- 'S07 ENt3I.lii'lpS can he
ta.eIlta tlIr Sl'Al.E ui' our
Gailncnts, Nhry axe made
after the latest and most
approved lHjirl,4s.
no ENCEriltJN can be-
taken To the MATERIALS.
They are thG bpal and
Finest made,
NO EXCEPTION can rca-
sonlbly he taken 10 the
CUT and FIT, We employ
none but first clNss Artists,
and insist on tie utmost
Perfection in every detail.
No EXCEPTION can lie
taken to the PRICE. for il
is purposcly Used at the
lowest poilit possible, and
is lower than .tllc same
grade Of Clothing cun be
purchased elsewhere.
NO EXCEPTION can lie
taken 10 our Stock for ii
embrnces every variety Of
Stylish and Sensnnnhle
Clothing for Gentlemen,
Youths, Boys and Children
of every nge and size.
No INCEPTION can be
he taken TO our Ready
money system of business :
for ii relieves the customer
from payments OF extra
profits, made necessary to
cover losses by the old
credit and loss system, and
gives him his Clothing at
the Lowest Rate Of Cash
l'rolit.
NO EXCEPTION can be
or is taken TO our Garments
on the core Of either ele.
gnnce, excellence, or econ.
orny by persons who are
judges Of good Clothing,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28
s.sg:t.
CONTINUATION q THE COAL srAIKgs.
t1p. NT,r,,,r A. {

DEa NorsEs, Aug. 81.
The coal miner= STRIKE continues here. All of
the men are out OF tho mines except those work
ing for the Watson Company, Who are reported
to have signed an agreement 10 work at the rats
of AZ cents per bushel. Tie strikers say they
will remain firm, hut it is thought arrangements
will be effected in few days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28

The Philadelphia Bulletin speaks of Moses AZ
" author of the Eighth Commandment Why
no, we suppose not; Moses was the amanuensis,
but not the author.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28

Those who like tho executive rule which we
have enjoyed under Mayor Simms can help to
have it perpetuated by voting for Mr. Whitelcy
This, Senator Bayard assured us of, i'll his
speech a few evenings ago. HIS argument for
Whiteley was that, if elected, ho would continue
to do as Mayor Smms has done-that the
blessings of the past three years would still
descend upon the city. This is a plain proposition
-prolong Simms with splicing on Whiteley-and
If you want that, then don't vote Tor Valentine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28

We give pleasant story complete on our
third page, telling how the young lawyer found
client and wife.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28
DATRICii HAsSAN,
2i9 VEST SECOND STREET.
: UNDGnrAEEp.

Gaskets AMI cons Of all descriptions coqst 4nfiy on
hand OF nate 70 order All orders promnt!y attend
cd to, dgy or nglt Twenty per cent discount on
undeiiakers prices satisfaction guaranteed.
aus!i tul r. HAScAN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28

f. -. SEEDS,
- CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
shop, Fourh n Street, between West and patnGl
EHetegce Auatna ST., 6 doors South uf Delaware
hvenae ssliDates furnished on all Kinds Of Rork
anA .aaeias Carefully attended 10 at reaGonaole
90 20 ly9s-lY--iF1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28

The Gdzette, on Wednesday, said "Dunn be-
ing interested in the Commercial Company, of
course has its aid" On Thursday We stated the
fact that Marshal Dunn had no interest q. :. 10
the Gazette pooh poohs the matter, and says sit
is of no consequence Well, then, if its of no
consequence, why did you lie about it Any
thing worth mentioning at all, in such way, ia
worth beiag mentioned truthfuily and when you
stick your nose into other peoples business, or
dinary courtesy certainly demands that you avoid
adding verbal insult to the Intrusion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28
1lr.. E.l,,er-s l-nmlc afltter.

Tonie .IlWecratlne, appetizer. lnres lyspep-a
ht'.,arnc, NERVOUSNESS, debility, fever and Agie,
etr. FAtvp tn qUart n0ites. tllce. sr0 each,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28

~ Persons leaving toicn for the sttmHter can haoe
the CoRMRRoIAL mailed 10 the,n poat-patd, for o.
cents month.
Subscribers sending single copy Of the COMMERCIAL
a,uay by mail are informed that tco-eem stamp 'a
required iran ordinary wrapper be used sent TO me
,,ost office NTH one cent stamp pi probably neper
reach its destination The paper Nth wrapper at
cu or n iight one. cat. be matted for one cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28
lSpetiat alutitss.
Ohoiera and Diarrno GA Mixture.


Cholera and DIarrb asa Mixture.
Cures diarrhea, dysentery, cholera morbns,
oramp, pain, etc, Price 25 cents per bottle.
All the above remedies prepared and sold whoio-
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Hrs. Dr. Fosters Hiood Purifier.
This well known and thoroughly tried preparation
maintains lis reputation as remedy unsurpassed
for the cure OF blood and skin diseases, vz Tettef
rngworIns Scrofula blStches, pimples, bofls, I'M
puriiies OF the blood, ETC. Put up III quart bottles.
Price sl.O0 each.
mrs E0ster1s ksese ySorih-Aozenges.
An infable remedy FOR worms. Safe, pleasant
and reliable. trlce 90 cents per box.
sanmphre,'s witch Hazel,
In Quart aud pint botiles, and by the quantity.
Isb Homeopathic ana all other popular medicines
At the DalA ware Avenue rug store
Jyi7-tf y. Z. ALRicH.
10. & q. shueannker'.
eKLaBRATE0 81 : WATER.
We now have the most perfect apparatus in the
city for drawing
GOOD GLASS OF SODA WATak.
The sYrups are drawn directly from gdtsS Jars ILL.,
stend Of from Tin cans, as IL The case with most
fountains; thereby nsuring their perfect purity.
We also have on draught aud in not les
KISslNGEN, CARLSBAD, vlCHY, FRIEDRICH
senaLl, aEYsER, CONGRESS- BEDFORD
AND OTHER WATERS.
II \ G. SHOEMAKER,
lHAaM kGldTs.
noys-u sGs Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28
pUBLIsgED EVERY AFTERNOON, (sti'ldap

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tSu''ouSo
ssepted,) at the COMMERCIAL builpiNe' eo"''-'0eo'
sor,,er Fifth and sGrket Streets atoo cents oopp.
T.,, ssnts a meek. DELIVERED FREE By carriers
thro,,oho the eity, The COMMERCIAL toiH be sent by
,anil 10 u,v Post ONCE in Neio Castle County al sow
psv a,,un. $la5 Tor months; so cents per month
to Post Offices outside Of Neo Castle county, So.oo per
ary,.qa 81 40 for three nsonths 90 cents per 'o'hh
THE PUBLISH ERs PREPAY POSTAGE in oil oef's.
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro-
,,led NTH arst-class machinery aud skfpt tcorsne'
for executing Book job and Mercantile Printing OF dss
DESCRIPTIONS, at prices betop the aiding irtntag
Ho,lses Of the large cities
DELLA WARE TRIBUNE, tgeekty,l the Pe'i''s''taF
organ Of Farmers and Fr,groirers; great Family
Newspaper; published euery Thursday nornfng' al
qsvo Dollars year, PosTAeE pnEPAID BY THR PUB
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28
as a'as FIRE aNDRs NATURALIZATION
SAtLES,

Uith omhliatiOn end Formulation LGcss, that
ne op"nel only hy the reuttr
Receive for sale Keeping, uujtI guArautee yGlufs.
Des el every DESCRIPTION, such ~ GdGpOp Register.
nI u olfef Bonds, Certificates OF StocE, Deeds
softsa2cs, CON ltaie, Jewe!ry, &c.
Receive deposits Of I!q4ley 4. interest payable ty
check On demand at per cent OF ca tGn days
ceut
atta5 Executor Administrator, Guardian, As ignee
Excclte trusts of every Kind uudcr appointment
Of tttel, Cnnrs, Corporations or tniiylduas- hold
iuF trust Funds sepetate And apart from I'll other
a5SGts of tht company
Collect interest OF income, a1f transact all other
business authorized by itY charter,
sE--I'or further Information Cal! at TIC once or
send for circular.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28
Mrs. Tr. Foaler,s Islood Purifier.

This well known and thoroughly tried preparation
maintains its reputation remedy unsurpassed
for the cure of blood and skin diseases, vz Tetter
rngworms, Scrofnla, blStches pimples, bofls I'M
puriies OF the blood, etc. Put up III quart bottles
Price 81 90 each
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28

Mert
Of
qrretml lIerMs Menare
ai
exhibit
LARGEST EvER:cAfTURED
ftheI
thnla aarrelH after
enim m nyiing
leore WothH Il pstraelt tcsee N Y
a N.
Mnhhe eaLroa oc prs o
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28

ggrs. Fosters letter Salye.
For tctter rIngwurils, eFnpt.ons. 10 he used III
connection with the blood purifier. Price 25 cents
ppf box
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28
sanniphrey's witch Elax

mrs F0ster7S Rose Worin-Ao1enRes.
An nfable remedy for worms. Safe, pleasant
and reliable. tries 90 cents per boS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28

prepared bs Mrs DIR Foster. An intaiDle REM
ely for piles qnternal and eSteruaD and burns.
AeG,i the testimonials on e'rcillarS accompanying
ea,i HaE Pr,ce ~ cents pHeh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28

.gsssi.hoBg.
Trls9aully give thIs testimony 10 the puAic inst
IRA Fosters B!OJt i'u,1ier and rettei Ointment
cured NE:
/ vas s,rirted ior msng feets With dlsordered
biggd, a Troublesome and osstlngte letter OF the
shia lul swelling Of Ii Qlgnds Of TIE meek, which
rs4 tsa ceSaS.vn 81 iip.9hsed suffering and eX-
qttsf
] e9nmted nigat u tnt most prominent pnys-
.f1ls pa ga cils df sel Iaeir laeGcine long time
Yiiialt l5oelYi.E GuY neilnnucng rnllef On THE
contrary Rettag Yor's tii nuaily almost despair
itg AZ AUpe j 'sGs iliJGea 20 fry Mrs Eu3ts.'s
a1ai Pafifer. S,aleh w4s rec1mmenied to me es
ua.ug d certain cure iur ny disease II was TIE
sn-u.ug point IN IHy case aftsr using two bottles
" the Blood Pdaler IN connection wish tile TetJer
oDtrent the swelling ceased the erpplons dgap.
ps.tret ali now am entirely gld e1eCiuay cured.
/. itr rev iCtofmetGn ;s ds sttsj Gopcer4ng my
cast c. at iaJ RESIDENCE.
Tf;gS. SCOTT,
1850 Cls5mont Street, over hlh stres, Dtldeo.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28

In Quart aud piut hotties, and by the quantity.
la Homeopathic ana all other popular medicines
hi5-tf y. =. ALRICH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28

DIggCTOHs--Rdwarl G. Knight, John S Brown.
Wm. II. khaTn, Charles Richardson, Charles s
IaneuAat Nm. NJ. seyfert, john Wclsn Ir., i Bar
low Aorehead, Gaylon French, rhom4s MacKeer
samuel 5. Wa!te, <. Ogden Iorstnan, john j.
stad2er. Ilavi isGhdsw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28

Cures diarrhga, dysentery, cholera morou8
cramp, pain, etc, Price 25 cents per bottle.
sale and retail at
FosTER'S DRUG STORE
Rrnnf and We5f
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-28

We now have the most perfect apparatus in the
city for drawings
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THE POLITICIANS PLACER.
BEFORE AND AFTER ELECTION ON
THE PUBLIC WORKS.

Where Lnbor-SnvinR Machinery, that Does
Not Vote, - Not Wanted Whit Gcn. Fitz
John Porter, of New Jersey, Docsn't n now.
Messrs. William +. Dixon, Cyrus Clark,
Henry Kelly, and John Brewer real estate
owners on the line Of the Boulevard, testified
before the Senate Investg ting Committee yes
terday about the Encouragement OF the public
works In this city. MIR. Dixon said tfat per-
sonal observation convinced him that only
about one-quarter OF the men paid were kept to
work. or a gang OF nfty-six men he had seen
only twenty-five at work. 1t was not unusual
for seven or eight men TO go into the lots pack
OF the Boulevard and play seven up. On one
occasion he walked from 1O0th to 10th street
and back four times while an empty cart was
being driven from lO6th TO 10th street. He had
seen sixty men wait twenty i've minutes for a
blast that loosened only about ton OF rock +,
and this often occurred several times in day.
No drilling machines are used, though one can
do the work OF sixteen men. The machines
cannot vote.
Mr.. CLARK corroboratcd all that Mr.. Dixon had
said, and added that the work as the authorities
are pretending to do II amounts to nothing
The men who work on contracts 90 TO work an
hour earlier aud work at hour later than the
men employed by the duy. Nothing has been
done on the Riverside Park improvement,
thOuRn large assessments nave been made.
Mr.. keely concurred In what had been said 10y
both the previous Witnesses nd added that he
knew that some men got tickets to WORK on the
public improvements ana sold them. len dol
lars was the usual price Of a laborcrs ticket
go fOI team.
MI. Brewer testified in addition to what hid
been said hN the previous witnesses, that within
the last seven years there bad been from $4,000
To $tO.NO assessments on his properly on the
Boulevard. The FIRST mortgage he ever put on
his pro ert, was to pay an assessment Of $2!,OtO.
When he first went into the neiRhborhOod OF
lOath street he didn't owe cent. Now he owes
SlmiUQ IN bonded mortgages for money that he
has uaid to keep his property.
Commissioners Fitz John Porter testified that
the cost 81 the sewers on the boulevard uu to
the LIST Of October was Si,lSl,s56 49, He thought
the big pipe works and the boulevard sewer r.,
down so close that there WIS danger Of disturb-
Ing them by blast: IN the other case the water
pipes ran close to tue sewers and might likewise
he damaged. 1t was suggested that ths drilling
Of hole 10y machinery didn't necessitate care
les blasting, but Mr.. Porter thought that ma
chimes were useless. Gen. Porter next told
what he did not know about his department.
Mr.. Frederick Smythe testified that the recon-
mendations for the appointment OF inspectors
are usually made by the General Committee 4
lammany Hall, the Committee on Organization,
or the District Committee ON Patronage, or by
the Aldermen. Between October and NOvem-
Der about 400 latorers were changed, and 600
new on were added To the force. Since the
tth II November more than 500 men have been
discharged.
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CABTT-MrNDY.-O Wednesday. Nov q At IN
residence Of Mr.. ". L. rrts orr o., T.. DE Has H.
d.. tuuVl states Consul 90 . Ius4ciu. Mr.. Edward
THIS CITY. - 70
DtNGEE- MORGAN on Thur.ia, afternoon. 9TH
Inst" NJ Trinity chapel by bee Icy. Corn lu- E sxope
i'nN Dnsce n hatuur,, L. L., To Caroline NJ.
Nor All Of 1hls cltN,
,DEEMNn-C A>E.-At. Newport. Il l.. on wednesday
NOV ., bN The Rev VIM /. ltcAc-, has ". Dceriug
United states navy, io Ami" Z, daughter OF Rear Ad
mural a J. ire united Statu ".
DRUM il-TAlLul Ion Thursday Nov g. at
ToitcnVll'r, L. Nv the Rev Davi TAYLOR A. Nj. Jas.
l. lrlmmond 10 Matte =. only daughter Of the Oficia
hOLMEs-A LLEN.-on the 9th inst by th. Rev Ed
ward Everett Hale OF istop, the reside ce OF the
bride, Artemas n. n, lines 81 TINS cly TO lzzc j. Alien
HEl X LE-GOODN lN.-On Thur,d ", OF. 2S NJ ST.
JOscph's plrsoil;e. by III R'v. Father Duny J.sse
Ill exile 70 Miss kittic l.. GOodW IN. botu IN clty
LEONARD HOY /. On tue ON inst, bN the Rev J
NJ. Pullman, WIN. +. Leonard " Frankie A , yuuugest
daug ter Of oscar How, Esq
MCCOY ROMAN -Oi THURSDAY oct. es al the
Church u St Nhcel de- Pau q, the Rev y Their g. III
c,te.u Edward r Mccoy 10 Annie NJ, daughter Of the
PHILLIPS UlKER.-On the ga u Oc.obcr At u.
James, 1hurchi riccAa it lonnun, by SPECIAL license
nv the Rev. D. T.. KEN John e. Philips VI Ncw York
u. ). A.
SEARS -DENNIsTON-On tne 10Th inst. nv the Rev
H. Norhres, samuel ". ssars 10 NJ. Jos, pa ne Den
WILSON LOCK WOOD-At Christ Church. on Tues
day, NOV. Q ly the Re-. Dr Bancroft, Ni.i r kumbrl
wilson to LiLAe, dausht OF ) hu u. lockwood, ali Of
Brooklyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-12

4 Country Rich Ga Mineral and Agricul-
tuinl Resources Prof. JenneJ's Report.

WAsnNGroN, nov. ll.-prof. Jcnney in
his report On the mineral and agricultural re-
sources q the Black Hills country says;
inc nack lud' % Dakota are located between ue
ucll. u,tvtra thr 1880 arr lOril rI. so i.'- +.
tude td ~. i3i and t5tn par l-.-.f' r.uac. i.e,
tNItnu nnDu. ore Hungrvd niles iu o.. rtrcry dirrc-
AZ, "iih trc'l-l from !. riy f0s.N niles rae
ill., an- pa.oin vasses or ush boo ccr,r ror'iun "
g. lr. leaving sac greater area IA tae Territory Of
las,t poITl9n o, &C. n4ek pns .vtca may be d ~.
Dakot ,alu ,At.uos a4uu MY mite tor.n aud ,oltn,
i1s an Area - no, lee han 80 sqa,le m.. re
Naualc 80 lrpoa.s, hoRcyer. ~ iuuhd ia g., va
llg derived from ne dIsint,gr .tiou oi th. IA rtl
l,dses which are vcrY numerous N NE rocks u
fne moot extensive and valuable deposits Of
sou wtTt in hc valleys ~ spria. ana Rapa crec
~, M Iaeir ,rieutars; where n amos every case
working and many naiura crcuirstA contribute
%s @ co @s sin. Si la s az So!
ut tor tue construction of Ounce snd sices suun.
me- \ The ~ avn. .esncen.ly great 70 eiaoe the
more elevated bars and deposits 81 gravel.
NH no aeSo Of esye i3s .aesn " men ~ ia as sd n'fs
De pronis NVtSl u, ~ te -.h nA4ncr IN P
Mold espi,ia, upon sprng creek he forks OF Castie
ami RAPID cr,eAs, ana e. yaneys Of i9ose mountain
"a S H ana sc e s ,ot .Sr he
pr soeet'ns h nuncr as seere-a.ed 4ulr ve.u, Of
b., r',.,,rd lr',ia,t r,''l. t ~, -.
"a ,,, tv ~ '' 900 "'''Ns '"'I'
"l' 4 a. ,d.e r,.a neit sftutts, ,r tho ..,,..
H. ~ A., a. , NJ n Of liz l'ilf VHlN' N''"i.
IT,. "a NELLY D.. r.tN'l ~ n II q. IA .,,i., .
..-' ~ t"."'3 D" ~ 81 a, "a, ''"i,' ia r.
t'''' ~ -. "a , ~" atN D." "i''.
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mn n, m ~ ,r VI fu. ..lI mem ~. 81 b. M ,
~ -. 80 a. .i.r.I, =, RAJ. ..-. " ' ',
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nv .,,,.t. 40 ., . ri. Him. n, y d, t "-, 'Ni.
st.'.-', ~ 'n,' ,'ly y ~ ul,l .in att "a " t'i.
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y4lrucr ut ,arls AID lac fs-s. DO. i4e. I'M, ri--
f'..- " Z rri Is Dec rluIt aha .citi, SUBJ q. n
H., rf, al, ,.. ~ .. .iI- VIZ 49,. D. i ,i. 49,
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