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, 1876-12-06

Tho Philadelphia Times, A1ro McO1rap,s
" fndepenaent,' nnti Republican, pnrtiaan.
Democratic aheet, makes this forecast ot tho
political futuro:
The Senate may declare Mr. HAYES elected: III.
House may declare Hr. TIapEN elected. drawn
batte for tho time being would BE- the result md
The gloom and waste Ut uncertainty must onn,,ss
tho country until tho 4th Of March, Thep 0n,yr
cnn do ono Of two th3ugs. uo will either cali tha
nFtny and tnnugurate HAYES with tho poup Of mil,
itary power. or be will march sonc Gen. H,.arn
into the Senate and House, dlsperss Ht Natiooai
Legislature and 7"s provs.tonaltv tt!ad his .ho1.
fed oatteries on the pscte1t Of giving lhe p.tjon
safety from the anarchy he Ans created,
The moro reckless and sensational claes of
Democratic newspapers and brawling demn.
goguea arc III tho constant habit Of claroiuo
or insinuating Tint President GnANr has m
intention to pro1ong his Btay in the White
House beyond the 4th Of A1nrch next: that
lls intends or wants TO play the rolo Of a
,'surpor and seizo tho Government by
Napolcouic coup detat. Tho New York
Herald stnrtcd the report for sensational Of
fecss, while tho editor laughed behind his
mask at tho staring fools. But tic Demo.
cratic sheets repeat tho same chnrgo for ma.
licious purposes, while not sonl believes
there Is tho faintest shadow Of basis for Il,
No man in Pennsylvania has less faith in the
truth Of MoOIunE'a allegation than him.
self. The idea thnt GnANT intends ITO
disperso tho National Legislature md
rule professionally behind his shosted
batteries on any protcxt, Is SO absurd TINT
the man who makes it, IT ho believes It,
should bo sent to M insane asylum, and II he
don't believe 1t, deserves to be held under
tho town-pump in frosty weather. L the
army OF tho Presidents control waa as large
as that which crushed the Rebellion or was
obedient to GnAN7's will, It could not keep
him in tho Presidents office after lis term
expires. THE existing military force Is not
largo enough to enalle him to rulo over one
Of tho smallest States aa CESAR; 1t would
scarcely suffice to keep him on the throne Of
little picayune Delaware, md is not strong
enough to prolong his tenure Of Office III
Washington twcnty -four hours. OF all the
false and contomptible partisan charges
against GaAAT, this one Of contemplated
usurpation Is the weakest and most bass.
| less.
, 1876-12-06

1ouy OF hoaruihR *HuU,UUU,uVV preparatory
to resumption (for this Is the lowest amount
tho outstanding Government currency could
possibly be reduced to), and recommends
that Congress confer upon him the addi-
tional authority, with view to resump-
tion, Of funding, as he mny deem expo
tliont, tho outstanding Government notes
in bouds bearing rnte Of interest
{gold) Of not more than II per cont, with
not lesa than thirty years to run, with oer-
thin limitations a. to the amount to be fnnd.
Cd every year. Thero is much to be said in
favos OF sucl, plan, though the credit Of tho
country Ia in auoh excellent condition that all
issues Of fnturs bouds Bloull probably he
OF, basis of not more tl,an per cont lie
also recommends TINT tho National Banks
s',nll DO required by law to gradually provide
coin NJ rart of their rcsorve, 10 tint the
amount Of tho coin hold by them Rllall 10
equal, on tho first day Of January, 1871, to
tile full amount of reserve required by law.
As to this, 1t is safe to soy that tho banks
will follow tile necossitiea Of tho case With
out any requirements by Inv.
Concerning tho silver question, tho utter
ancea Of the Secretary will not command the
same respect aa hisiyiews On tie matter Of
specie-resumption. He opposes the restora-
tion Of tho silver dol1ar, though Lo admits
that It was always tho unit of American val-
uos, mud argues that It will te prtiudiciAl to
the public credit to claim TINT the pledge of
Payment in coin may bo construed {oi mean
gold and silver, Instead Of gold alono. Tho
drift Of lis argument Ia that gold had, 4on
nany years before the passage Of the law Of
1878 denonetizing silvec been treated asi
the principal money Of coin payments IN
Legislation aud business. and that the act
, 1876-12-06

single member Of tho IIouae Of Represent
ntivos who doubts 1t for n moment. The
enabling not, passed by n large majority in
both Houses, prescribed conditions which
have boom complied with to tho lettor, even
including tho forrnal proclamation by tho
President Of Colornlo's admission aa State.
Congress Inns nothing to do with tho ques-
tion now, unless It has the right to reject
State from the Union ns we'll as admit ono
into tho Union. Missouri, Went Virginia,
Nebraska, and Neva1a wero oil admitted ill.,
to tho Union on certain conditions, and In
tho caso Of ovory ono Of them 1t was provid-
nation OF the admission when they Ind conf
piled with tl,ese conditions. This waa done
in these four casca, and no question has ever
boon rafaol as to the constltutionality Of
thcir admission. Precisely the same course
has boon takon In tho caso Of Colorado,
mud there is no ground for raising
my question AZ to Its Btatus so It follows
TINT thc11ouse Of Representatives, in inqutr-
ing into It's status concerning the admission
of tho member elected by the new State,
merely proolatms its purpose Of making
revolutionary effort to exclude tho Electoral
vote Of Colorado, If 1t can prevent the e1oc-
ton Of HAYES In no other way.
The purposein tho case Of Durrz, OF Soutl,
Carolina, wan precisely the aarne. There is
no question but tint BuTrz was elected but
his election was certified by the eamo Re-
turning 13oarl which found majority Of the
South Carolina, votes to hayo boon givon for
the HAYES Electors. To have admitted
BuTTz on such certificate would
hayo been 10 admit tho powers Of
tue South Carolina Returning Board,
which tho House proposes to contest,
though the law Of South Carolina vests the
power to count the vote Of the Btate in that
Board exclusively. The Democratic majori-
ty in the House OF Representatives cannot
claim that they have taken their position as
to Colorado aud South Carolinn in revenge
for frauds committed upon tn cm in Louisiana
and Florida, because the Returning Boards
of those two States had not yet reported tho
result of their canyass. We know Of no cir
cumstanco which relieves tho Democratic
Houso Of desperate md revolutionary de-
Sign, which 1t seems to have entered upon
deliberately, aud with intent to carry it out
no matter what tue consequences mny bo.
OF such is the patriotism Of tho Democratic
party.
, 1876-12-06

Offering terms of peace to sorvia, which nll
tho Powers declared were inadmiasablo.
Lord Dgnpx, having taken tho lead
in tho work Of racIacation, gained the
gcnoral nsaent Of tho Powers to q sories OF
proposals which should form tho basis Of
discussion at II conference. Ronghly he pro-
posed that 8ervia and Montenegro should
occupy tho gaine position ns before the war;
that local administrative autonomy should bo
granted to Bosnia and Herzegovina; and TINT
aimilnr power Of aelf-protectton should bo
given to Bulgaria. The nort chnpter opens
with tho autograph lottor Of tho Emperor Of
1sussia TO tho Emperor Of Austria, urging
TINT tho troops Of the one should occupy
Bulgaria, that those Of the other slionld oc-
cupy Bosnia, and TINT tho DoHphorus should
be watched by tho fleets Of all tho Powers.
The Conference will NOV meet on tho
nominal basia proposed by Lord DEnB1, but
tho roal ground Of discussion hns already
beon suggested by Gen. IaNArrErr and eu-
phasizcd by the menacing speech Of the
Car. Tile Russian proposal, which Ia tanta-
mount to m ultimatun,, aud which will bc
OA0u8"h QVASAo tAO AVAASAGANp Va %AA0A{
next, includes tho following reforms:
10th the Christana and tho Mussulmans Of Dos-
nts, Herzegovina, and bulgaria would be d!sArMed.
Only natives Of those provinces shouli receive
oltfcia employment within their Iin1ta anst a1 tho
functInnnsics should BE- choson by popular vote.
Thus would clean sweep be made OF tho fnt}eecrib-
ably corrupt officials acnt from constantlnoplc.
Chris!nns should be admitted to tho local police In
proportion to the!r numbers. The Turkish troops
hhould be withdrawn to tho fofresaes, 10 as to pre-
vent collisions between them and the people. The
irregular troops should he d[shantted md tho Cir.
casatnns removed to the Mulsulman PROVINCES, In
order to prevent the recurrence Of bulgarian atroc-
lilies, which were mainly perpetsntel by those
. rub1ccts Of the Porto. Tlthe.tarming should be
abolished, mud tho assessment Of regular tax be
left 10 the taxpayers. The local language shonld
Us used in the tribunals. Each Of the three dis
Il rbet provinces should be placed undera Christian
Gycrnor. The authors OF tho Bulgarian infam[es
sslt uld DO punished and the families Of the victims
fntienni1ed. AConsu1ar Commission should su.
pcantend the enforcement Of ait these reforms.
, 1876-12-06

Greenbscks ut tho Now York Gold Ex.
change yesterday closed at 923.

The result In Louisiana, as declared by the
Returning Board, elects, in addision TO tho
HA1Es Electors, the entire Republican State
ticket, Republican majority in the Legisla-
ture, and four Republican and two Demo-
CRITIC congressman.
, 1876-12-06

Tue seal cause Ut the recent furious 9sa n'au.,
stsation against WAoAER's muslc 81 'oe -. ,Io,,t,
Lour CONCERTS fl raris las Just eolao 49,. " IA,
MANNER bus ncycr forgiven tue fafs amonx
tho failure Of sou.e Of hts earlier opendss' ah.u.
them "The Flying Dutchman " aud " is.,r aro,a .
ser," aud a. one method Ut sevenee n.. ot
burlesque opcru rldiculil,; tho msIosth .'SIsh b.
thu Capital during the war OF lsso' ID asnouo.
upot,eostzes VlcroH lTuoo, and u tns 49,. nre-
,Ieul Introduces OyFEspAou Us tue uds 'ta,s to
scryer of Frauce, who restores tile ra1al a...l. Of
tbs enjoyment of thu following ess,..nds- esssds
French happiness: ''Dlners de dou,sIpdI p.dI ss
Gasde mobile ct bal Aablle, Ayste9s: " .ss,.,st
pqudts d. yi1. ChIgnons st polnma@as'
, 1876-12-06

Now that the vote OF Louisiana Is secured
to HAYES, all eyes are turned towards Flor
ida. Up to " H. N. nothing had been TO-
ceived from Tallnhnsse concerning tie iiecls.
ion OF the canvass'ng Doard, owing to tho
interruption of telegraphio communication
between the State Capital and the North.
That the wires should be down at
such a Tina is singular and omiu-
ous, taken in connection with the
nxtrcme confidence manifested by Democrats
III Washington yesterday that the Flori.ln
boar1 will Issue certificates to the T1LDEs
Electors. This conhdonce, 1t Ia said, IL
based upon ths understanding that the DEM
pcrats haye bought over 10 their side QUO Of
The Republican members Of the Borrd, and
thereby secured u majority Of its inelnbors.
, 1876-12-06

OBITUARY.


W. hova a1roodu br,aflv ouno,nce, N. dca,h
~ Hpvuv pu,,yIps thc once fon,n. HrIt,sh
ho,;tona.hoaa hi tlare ara an monv tnterra,Inv
avanta j., tIs ,ifa tbnt I, anaa-vos = ,noro than
m a,sIng no.}cc ia wo, a law ,,v tlrtl, and va,
horn n Drlstol Aue IL 1an1 i1,a arst annear.
onco vas at Horrocota ryhrn n mere hog. ou
vhfrh occastor ho sonp t.Thc pav nj n,x.s7n
r., rharactor u,tt, tho mt .csno ~ a storm.
H. .sr,y s,,,,o. ,yara vit, .h lo,e a. f,roRax
su,pT His de,,,,, In 1ondon vaa At N, unv.
,,or,,ot rla,tra -. tho po,a.r,, Rov IN HTir
49,. Ct,..t ;, .r.a ,.asS., .,,o tras ,v,,h NJ,
father ut Drury Lnne and sang In the music Of
..Nacbetl,.n Lord BYRoN 1ecoenlzed bis talent
an1 ntrof,,,ced lin IN nno. nunnsT. The TENOR
who eaye him lessons. He next appeared at
f,nvant Gori1o, n. = n,,trhnon IN BISHOPS
opera, "The Land Of Java," and also suug'n
lie made a debut Il in oratorio with grea. success,
andalso made asuccess as IiTfabaaesia DF'ahSss
nArta1erxes,,' The London A.he7uesm seeal|l
this following remiu!scence OF PHILLIPS about
this time: HThis led to Ills re-tngdgeInehtA 1t
thc 1.vccuu os nr1nc,nal t,nsa when HAYES was
TUG hu8leal dlrc:tof' "ho, WILL a"su.1' s
pfoptlctof, haa LUG eoutaee 10 ptoaace "AD
'Ues Ele!sehuctz' 1or the nfst tlnle III ,laa so4s
tfY. lhe folo o1 ca!PaF' oe'"s 'eshsuea a.,
acting part' was gisea 10 1faeeu'an' ous .s' ~
LiPs' VINO was 1fo'"' also sang tae u'a'1s s,,a.
Gsspdr. On tue nsst hlent ol tno ops,a nsa "I 1.t
~ 4s%a'1 pes fse'scnuetz "as tau' ,u.uasus+d
eVentaaiIy aahco WHICH latLa'Fe s''1 ,.,s,su..
at tho ead OF each verse ot 1ahx'a u''uAs ~.
song saved TIC WORK. ana th's oa'e1 I.',t.ssn "us
ta1ea from Waf-danse oi A'.ef.ai 1%a ,'.,r t,e
lals success IN "Der Frelschaesz ga'e uta' .a ,n
leadtng plaee III EnKliah mus'e, Is Ma! pe
ferrcd from the follow extract, which ne s'S'
take from tho .ithtme.ns: ,..n,
Iic for yeara ha tAe arst place a. ts :5ryaxoa
tar sxcry nrayps,al I'LL iesiyo b. was the Ieadn1
bass ut tho Ancient rAltharmoncG Gonss't;, ~
shoEl no ptogra'nn'9 oi any Mnss4.d Msaad r"mpiyte
Witt, xinut bis Iyinv en"accd, liz creased thv eh!sf
, 1876-12-06

The senate yesterday passed tho resolu-
tions offered by 11r. EDMuNDs, providing for
aninvestigation Of the manner in which the
recent election was conducted iu several OF
the Southern States. The Democrats voted
solid against the proposition.
, 1876-12-06
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

CHICAGO CHAPTER. NO. III r. 4. M..An9nal
GonyoSation 'h!s Wsdnssay c;ening q 13o y y
officers and the payment Ut tluca VtAe!nE companions
cosl!ally invited. Dy order Of The n. j: H T.;
, 1876-12-06

A'1''A'" '" "'o1o lu1Iy ~ 1"'u1o ~ ''eA'o
err ,1r,o.,s M Tr,C o. oTcD17 o,rrer,o,,
fTho Tnnaon 7Tme. ~ Nv o. ,,r;nts -
linn on5 o,boust;vo au,nn,orv ~ +ho ,non.
nolutiona Of The Eastern question wbicb hnya
1,aen attamnta;, aimee tto outhrea1, ~ tha
Herzogov;nian rovo]t. oio},teen montha aoo
a hr;of atctement of which will ha NJ biator.
;cal ;ntereat now TINT tho oonsoronca nj con.
atont;non,a In tn attcmnt anothar ao,1,t;on
on tho 1oth ~ Anonet. 1s75. tha Nor1 t1o
of,c;al oronn at st. Petersburg. said tho threa
I,nner;o1 Pouars Ind aoraa1 tIot tho Eoatar,,
onou,;on ahor1d mt ba ,a;aca m ,,rovort
;ta coming nm ono of t,,o Ambassadors In
f,oustant;non,e' m t,,e oad inst nroea tha
Porte to give Herzegovina semi. denend.
ant oover,,,ncpt like that of Crate. which tho
porta dec,;ned. and. in linn thereof, isared
cartain nledoes Of raform To which thu In.
suraents would not listen. On tha other
hand. thov demanded guarantees. On Tia
sth NJ Gentomher Lord Rrssr,y, decfarcd
thew wero r;pht. and adv,sed os n so,nt;on
That Croatia md Herzeooyiuo should have
anna snch form of inilonendent oovornuent
m e1tated In seryia. and that Tbosao1y and
Albania should la anne1cd To Grooco On
thu 18th of Nove,nbor the Gob, aneok;no
for n norton Of the nussian Ministry. an,c.
! 1aatei1 that n Chr,s,;on Govornor. i3anaro,
shou,a be apnoiuted over Boania. and Gan
1ou,rrrp ho,alv dcc]arcd Tint tha
| sr,ton must oiva noenio and uor1aoo-
,,;no ,,o,;vo pr;,caa for f,ovarrcra ,,n5ou
tha nrnIection nj Austr;o Or Russia A. tbo
| -
down most swconino nron,isos of ra,orna IN
uhic1, no ono lid any conf,dence. IN Tho
oath of oc,nhor tho of.,c,a, 5n,,ru,, - a.
potoiahuro 5e,1ared with ominoue ;rorvt,at
no ~. por,a had an ofto,, hroLon ~, ~
~ rs,or, Tho oahiro,o ,n,,.t to1,a o,ov,s ~
s,ro, a+,,on q .bot conaaor,o l., ;,s tona T.,
..,,t.s.,o ,,,;.,,o,,t ,,,,,oI, nr,,.,,o. ..,15
oa~,J a,,t va rof,rn,. u,,o ,,os,1r.
ta,;',.ro,,.n MI. ,,o. H. .,S".',...a ~ =
con;htnaa rrseerr. ~ Anstr;n M ~ narrnan,, ~ M,
nwsa,o 1v,.,o, too,, s,,oro l., ,,,n 49, - ,.a.,
No,,t n,,oh ot.ox .on,o l,a.;,a,;o, ,,an .."s~.
~ 4, rv.,,t,n,, ,r.a M. :,a.....,e:s III
~ol,o1I,,. i',o~t, +ho oooa1,enoo ~ o,s: 49,,
to.t;d, 49,. l., ~ oa,,.,s ~ a,,s,,;us, - .a
to.r,xa ~ i,,,,,so,,o,,,..,. ~. .,'s
~ ',as,,,. 49, 49,, a..s. " ',,~a ~ eoloa ~a+aA.
n,,a - ~ sa"s,.sa =, w.. s"es .1.o"s. =. ..
,.;. .,s ,,s'.., =. ~ =. ","'u A.,' .A",
-, ~, ,,saa. .a.a. - % ,e'iaa -, ~ naa, ' o ,a'
~ y. ~ ,,s,s s y. .,,a.a ~ , "a 1A'.
] ,u's :" ~ "see W sA,av p'1'.uee' 'net4
st ."a1' 'a'' '...,:,," soa,n .so.o" 'a's "ou'l
49, eeeops a"e. ,s,,,,',' sa' -, ana a''s'ae ""
'a.a 10y ~. ~. 7,as. -, .,., ,u1n "'1 ~ 44'on
.v!I.'a W Io H'Inas' " aeegis ~,
Ms IT, s.',' w. ,'" u'a 'ne s:'. aopa'''ou ah'
,,.n nsn'AFs. r1so V 0e'ns ~. 'a'lure' gu 'h'
t4A VI Aaay Iau H'''pe'os o 'as
s,a arrive" ;" 'o1.n " copeeFs Will
no t.'"peto'a :" ostnaany ~" A"s1F''
'7oto stf'"Re''t 'ae''7''''s' ana" A'en'osa'io"a
"'s !,"sl'eet "..'u1 io'nl'a 10 I'LL 1s."oo oe
e"r"."'' u. A"tA's" 'es1'torS' !ta mos
ats4A1'1H 1ealnFo Was tno "e1nanu tl'at gl0f
, 1876-12-06

ehAulEo Hleu ~ htLaeA tAe1IsaAFtb " LIB 1Au.
ninistration who have been ut once weak
ness md reproach. However much the |
President may have been deceived, and how |
eyor much his confidence may have boon
abused, time will rindicate his integrity Of |
purpose, and tho earnestness OF his personal !
efforts to be Just nnd right in all his acts.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY or THE
TREASURY,
We doubt whether there Ia nation on
earth, large or small, bnrlened with any debt
whatever, that can make so satisfactory an
exhibit Of public credit aud woll-bn!ancod
purt Of LOT II. MONTH";, Secretary OF the
Treasury, which we print In full this morn
ing. The most striking illustration Of this
is in tho condition Of tho so-called sinking
fund, maintained under Inv passed IN 1862,
Which provided thnt per cent of tho entire
debt should bc paid within each fiscal year,
md that the interest on the amount retired
should continue to be applied to the payment
Of the debt. Owing to tile necessities Of the
War, this aot did not 90 iIto operation till
the summer OF 1860; had 1t bean carried out
from tho date Of Its passage, the whole
amount of public debt which the Govern
mont WIS pledged to retro would
be $433, But. MS matter
of fact, the Government Aas paid
of $656,o92 ,22G, or $22a, 144, oil more than
was required by law aud public faith. The
beueacont result Of this good faith is found
In tho fact TINT tue old 5.2o bonds have boon
ut an average premium In gold Of per cent
for many years ia tue funding Of large part
Of the outstanding dobt in per cent bonds,
and tic arrangement for placiug Of 100000
600 OF tho :3a00, 0,0o0,0o0 ~ per cent bonds,
the taking of which is already assured bo-
.yond my doubt.
The ratio OF receipts and expenditures fop
tie ascat year Of 1876 was estimated go close
ly that there iB variation Of only $18,C4O
iu the actual result. The total revenues wore
$2s7, 49,, ,U99 and the expenses $258, ,460,797,
lenving surplus Of S29,02a,a41. The esti-
mated surplus for the fiscal year 1877, based
upon the receipts and expenses Of the first
quarter, IL s2o,G0s,Goo The Depart
ments estimate for the fiscal year
Guiding June 30, 1873, prepared for
tile information and scrutiny Of Congress, Is
S970, ,U50, COO Of revenue aud 5243, 1850, ,104 OF
expenditures, leaving surplus Of s2G o9o,-
| 29C. In all these cases tho annual surplus
falla somewhat short Of the amount necessary
to bo set aside under tho Sinking Fund law;
but, IN view Ut the fact That the Government
Is already 544a3, ,000. 900 ahead OF tho sinking
fund, having redeemed that much more OF
the debt than tho Inv exacts,-it should ba
, 1876-12-06

Tha Chicsgo produce markets wera mod
ezately active yesterday, aud grain was armer.
Mass pork closed GhAds easiss, 1t Sl6. 100
, 1876-12-06

Clark street, between Randolph and Lake. EnRAKu
uept Of the New York Novelty CnHipaE& variety en-
tertAtnment. Afternoon aud evening.
, 1876-12-06
4 WAY OF 0ULTIVATING PROFESSIONAL
CRIMINALS.

Mr.. Il, P. Dkn1oKsoS's story, published In
yesterdays TRIBUNE, Of how he went on a
benevolent errand aud fell among thieves, Is
stranger than one Of A1NswoRTH's Newgate
dotions, aud is deal more suggestive. Ap-
plication was made to him, rs President Of the
Illinois Humane Society. by m elderly lady
Of thia city, to interest himself in securing
tha release OF her son, who was In jail at
Ohambersburg, Pm. Upon consultation with
Judge Booru, Mr.. ]. @. Dong, and others
about tho matter, Mr. Drn1oKsoN, with
pookotful Of letters Of introduction from
prominent officials and others here youching
for him, sot out for Pennsylvania to sse what
could be accomplished toward resouiug tho
young man In question mud returning him to
hts family,
Arrived at Ohambersburg, Arr. DEn1cKsou
found his man was locked up On charge Of
being implicated in the robbery OF the Bank
Of CLnmbersburg. Whethor tho young man
was guilty does not appear. He was locked
up with JOHN ROLAND Of tho peculiar
products Of our police systems,-a "psofes-
sional" burglar and safe-b1owar, asnown to
the police Of oil the large cities to be
such, but suffered to be at largo for most Of
thetime, and mover once adequately punished
for any Of his crimes. ROLAND was be-
lieyed to haye ..sat nm tho iot," for tho roh.
harv of tho Rank # f1hnmbera,u,ro and b;s
coas md that n the vorno ,non cl,aroad no
his aecomplicc, and In whose behalf 1lr.
npr,cpuo, ;n,erastaa 1,,r,ao,f .ara Il, l,a ,7ie.
noaed of tooethar. 80 II camo tlat Mr.
npn,cxsoy ha,l aoveral intarviews IN the iof]
viii, po1,. .xn vim with .ono. da,,,,oaes;,,,
drono hooatoa ~ 1;o !. rrofosu;on y md i'm
,,o~,od T., lii r;e;tor ,,a,,,;or ,,,f,o ~ 1oft,,
at,,oa ,,ao,, ,v,,,o ~ ar1v ho,,- r,,,,o-.,
ona ,ha ulo ;,,a,inaa h,. o,avo,od =. l.
xvo-s =. .ha 5o,ro,, ~ b,oh ort
Tha rrno.;o,1 nra.,,on 1,owo,nr ~ In
discussed ~ ~v.s -. - .,,o nr,orr;no h., 1y,is
49,, 49,, 49,, 1,r .,,a f'a,st a. st,aaa .hn,,
49,, ao1,.z, ..s,, fou H.. w. .>.;.ano.-,
D. .vn ,v.,.n, ~ roa,,o1 - taa .ho,a.nd
o.oh I1,, wh,ch ano,,nt ~ monov h. won1d
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tha,a @ ~,,,o ;,,at;not ,,r1ara.o na,nn ,o;na .,at
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, 1876-12-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

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, 1876-12-06

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, 1876-12-06

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