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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-16

FALL RIVER PAINT cLorHs MARKET.
Our market continues steady ut 4lc,
80 days. About all the 32.inch goods on
hand were closed. out yesterday at Ale,
which 10 relatively isler yard cheaper
than 2S.inch' cloths. There are good
reasons for believing that the present &C.
tivity in prints and print cloths will be
extended beyond the usual period, and
that It will be impossible to. satisfy the
demands Of purchasers duringthe season
for dark styles. There are several print
cries stopped for lack Of water or other
causes, consequently it will be some
weeks before the maximum output Is
reached; and as the production OF our
mills is only sufficient TO meet the necessi-
ties Of the printer an active competition
for future must become manifest as soon
as the printeries now idle are able to re.
sumo operations. The drought is appar-
emily affecting the production to much
greater extent than printerb, and inanufac.
turers are anticipating q quicker! and
improving markets-Faa Riter Nelas,l Il 2h!
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wholesale Arrest.

NEw York, September ia short
time ago Polish Catholic Church with
Rev. Addberg Millensky as pastor was
established at Sl4 Henry street. In the
rear OF the church room was fitted up
for fairs and ball, the proceeds OF which
tits alledged went to the support ofthe ser
vices in The church, and on Thursday
night Of each week a ball was given, the
admission being ten cents. The people
Of the neigbborhood, decided that The
place was nuisance, and its abatement
was ordered, SO last evening when the
young people had gathered in force,
and lager was flowing and the feast and
fun was at It's height . detachment Of
police made q descent upon the place and
captured forty-fye young men, and twelve
girls. About, one hundred managed TO
make their escape. The poor wretches
that were captured were marched to the
station house. This morning they were
all released except the pastor. The, 9th.
er Catholic clergymen in the neighbor-
hood have frequently denounced the hall
and prohibited the young people from
attending ". aN.--.i=ui aAGl' t..t
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A GRAND TlME Avn GILMORE'S.
the Victorious Rifiemen.

NEW YORK, September 15.-There
never was witnessedin New York more
enthusiastic gathering than assembled in
Gilmore's Garden tonight, on the .occa-
sioon Of the presentation Of the riaemens
trophy to the victorious American team.
Nearly 5000 people were In attendance,
and heartily cheered the various teams
as they entered the building. Mr.. Gil.
more arranged the musical programme,
each piece having some reference
to the subject Of the match, opening with
Handels march Of victory. Arbuckle
played @Within a Mile Of Edinboro
Town" for the Scotch; Levi gave HLakes
Of Killarney" for the Irish; Nine Pappen-
Helm sang "The Star spangled Banner
for the Americans, while Apollo Club
rendered the Canadian song Of "Row,
Brothers, Row. for the Canadians. A
song entitled aAm I Unforgiyen STILL"
the poetry and music OF which
were composed "by Captain A, Blan-
in, Of the Australian team, was sung
by E. A. stoddard in compliment to the
composer and members Of his team. God
save the Queen was performed in honor
Of the rifle teams from Her. Majesty's do
minions. AT the conclusion Of the musi-
cal exercises the trophy was moved to the
front ofthe platform, and Gen. Joseph B.
Hawley, In an eloquent speech which
was frequently interrupted by enthusiasts
tic cheers, presented it to the victors.
A noticeable feature Of the evening
was the, enthusiasm with which every
mentionlef the Irish Team and It's sue.
cess as next to the Americans was re-
ceiyed. The crowd cheered for the Irish
and still more heartily for the American
victory. Gen. Hawley also presented to
the twenty leading marksmen the medal
Of the US. Centennial, and to each Of
the American Team badge. Major
Henry Fulton received the trophys in
the name OF the American Team, and
after very complimentary illusions to the
variohs teams by Judge Gildersleeye, the
proceedings terminated. a.5s.'1 q! =
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ASrwERp, September i5,-steamship
NSedetland, ! from philadelphia, has ar
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CHICAGO, September 15.-Flour-Quiet
and steady. Wheat-Inactive and lower;
No. 2,Chicago spring 81 OK cash; 81 03a
l o3k October; 81 03N November; No. 8,
95c; rejected 76a76c. Corn-Steady; No. 2,
$40 cash; 47Hc September; 44Ac October;
42Nc November; rejected 44c. Oats
Dull at '3S 1laSssSc cash; 50 October and
November. Rye-Dull at 65a651Ic. Bar
ley-Firm at 7sa7s]fc. Pork-Easy at
sic 67]< cash; $14 921S the year. Lard
Dull at $40 50 cash; $40 35a10 40 October;
50 35 the year. Bulk Meats-Quiet and un.
changed; shoulders exc. Whisky-Quiet
- Closing: Il G1i Wheat was easy. 81 os% octo.
ber. Corn unchanged. Oats hc lower.
Pork and Lard steady and unchanged.
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In. cnatlnp a atone of rebuke. NWhen YOU

sin, casting a stone Of rebuke, "when you
do, hope they will hangyou."
Lewis Baker, who shot William Poole,
and whose later reputation Is associated
with contracts on Genet's Harlem Court
House, resides in Paris, and when at
home may be found any evening at the
Grand Cafe, corner OF Rue Scribe and the
Boulevard, enjoying q. game Of poker,
He.has lost.nohe Of his interestin AmefI-
can affairs, and while in London this
hour Of The day chatting with a friend or
reading the latest papers at Bowles' Ex-
change, in Charing Cross. he is in
feeble health; In personal appearance
he is not unlike Tammany's ex.chief.
Both,in face and statue The resemblance is
striking. Mr. Baker Is a ayshrewd inan-
ciet, and has.managed his questionably-
gotten gains greatly to his own advantage.
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Beauties Of the County Court.

From the State Journall
What an economical institution the
County Court is., Its economy is won;
derfpl astounding; ayeI perfectly ter
rifle If+any- man 'speak III Of itshoot
him down on the.Bpot. II, Wood comfy
had two such concerns our people could
litigate to their hearts content, without
money and without price-on the same
principle that the Irishman's purchase
Of two stoves would save all the fuel II
one Of them, as the seller, expatiating on
It's great merits, maintained, would save
half OF It. The economy OF the concern
never will be appreciated by our people
unless we keep Il before their eyes. At
the last term case came uptrom Walk
or, involving an amount Of $$2 %. Three
days OF the term were occupied upon it,
then il was laid over until the present
term. 1t came up again last week,
and three days more were spent
upon 1t before II was finished. Now
figure It up and sec how much it cost
the taxpayers Of Wood to ascertain which
OF the two citizens Of Walker district
OWeu tHe OtutE So6 90 4he ha"ien Va
the, President Of the =Courtiand twoaJps-
tices are $40 per day, jurysfees SIS per
tdgy, ot whicll't6enlitigaatsspay S6".qhs
aggregate OF these sums makes Sl32, which
It cost our taxpayers to find out who
ought to pay So 25. And in this estimate
we have not included the fees and pay Of
the Sheriff and deputies and .the clerk,
nor the cost to the litigants Of lawyers
and witness fees, hotel fare, loss Of time,
&c. II any man says the County Court
systenis not an economical concern "he's
a liar and horse thief"
Another case came up from Lubbock.
The amount involved was $2l. The case
occupied two days Of the Court, at an ex-
pense to the taxpayers Of S44, and at an
expense to each litigant Of more than the
amount in dispute. There is not town.
ship in the county but can produce from
two to dozen Just such cases. And this
Is the kind OF an institution the Dem
ocracy defends and advocates, and which
1t has imposed upon US!
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Contributions 4 for Savannah Suf.
I fererS. -. . .y.

ATLANTA, Ga, September 15.-Atlanta
contributes $1,000 for the Savannah suf'
fers.' y " y" =" = = -
MEspHrs, September 15.-Gen. Smith,
Vice President Of the Howard Associa-
tion to-day received the followin telegram
from Mayor Anderson, Of Savannah:
"Your generous offer Of $1,000 re-
eeiyes our heartfelt thanks. We have
much suffering and distress, and money
Is much needed.". - .I'ui D.,
liCHARLEsroN, s. G., September 15.--The
Charleston contributions for Savannah
exceed $4,000, besides 700 contributed
by the Government. ..
LITTLE Rock, ARK, September TO-
Hon. H. B. Stewart, of Clark county, was
nominated for Congress by the Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention Of the
Third District. A portion Of the conyen-
tion withdrew and nominated Hon. Jor-
dan G. Crayens, OF Johnson county.
The Greenbackers met in mass conven-
tiyn and nominated an electoral ticket for
the State.
SELMA, ALA.,. September, 15.-J. T.
Rapier, formerly colored Congressman,
was nominated to-day by the Republican
Congressional Convention Of the Fourth
District.
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5N9.h.n. Northern / ohio Fair. ,iI !.

/ CLEVELAND, September 15.-TheI at.
tendance the Fair to-day was good.
Tie first race called WIS the intihish.
ed pacing of.yesterday, purse $500, and
was won bysweetser; Shaker Bay second,
vsloeipede third, Sleepy George die,
ta1ceas Time, 2:26, e;2l e2:2s9 2:2ss,
2:23t.
The $50 class, for purse Of $500, was
won by Belle Fairfield; White Line Sec
ond, Kinsman Boy third, Calmar, fourth.
Time, 2:3l, 2:Sl I, 2;Sl,, 2,824, 2:Slf. ,
The free for all purse, 500, was won by
fGan Frank, ffSe Se, z SSf ss sSf. o
The Hurdle race, one mile and hall,
over 5 hurdles, was won by Capt. Han
mer, Bay Billy, 2 D. o'Hara,1Sr Time
304. - - Ntf -. ~ ~
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By1'eIesgra;lpFlh i
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Y 80, b' .---4o- 'shLsf q,
TO THE DA1LY .INTELLIGEE0ER
From GEN, Terry,s. Command.

CHICAGO, September ia TINES
special under the date Of Fort Butofd,
at the mouth ,oi the Yellowstone, Sept
9Th, via Bismarck, the 14th inst, says;
The final breaking up Of Terrys COM
mand occurred yesterday, and all the
troops are, now en- route for home with
the exception Of two Regiments ofinfant.
ry, which will winter at the mouth Of the
Tongue river. The 22d infantry have
been left at The. mouth Of Glepdine. creek,
and Commenced the construction-- Of q
stockade. sTheyiwill remain till Nov. list.
The 9TH cavalry haye left tor, Fort
Buford. The 10th infantry will remain
here. Gen. Terry aud staff arrived here
this morning and will remain for. few
days. A Adispatchlrecefsed itom General
Sheridan countermands the order to
winter airegiment of ofcayalry on the Yel.
lowstone, which renders the winter cam
paign impossible and indefinitely post
pones the aibIection of:ths Sioux. Terry
ieayesS The feid;; having accomplished
no purpose Of the expedition, and with
onesquarten Of his troops killedby bullets
or exposure. b's .tgiPa - ','o.f ',.'a.1 4
RED CLOUD AGEScY, NEE, Sept. 49,
To.dayia committee, consisting Of Bishop
Whipple and iDr, Daniels. yss appoint
ed to go to Spotted Tail tomorrow 10
submit the propositions 70 the Indians at
that agency on Friday, Major Howard
and Mr.. Hannah have been requested
to accompany them. Spotted Tai, , Two
Strikeian .Whirlwind, Of the Bale tribe,
came up from The Spotted Tail agency
yesterday, and this morning held Il coun.
Gil with the Red Cloud! indians regard.
ing the proposition, and will return to
their agency tomorrow. 1t is reported
here that Spotted Tail himself favors the
proposition to 20 to the Indian Territory.
The Indication now, are that ., talk will
bc had here on Monday, The 1sth'inst., At
which something definite will be arrived
ht, srt2,u R'i4g.ij 1
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

PH1ApE1PuA, September 15.- The
steamship vaderland, from Antwerp,
'ilssri LONDON, September 15.-The steamers
Erin, from New York, and Hibernian,
from Baltimore, arrived out,
BA1rrMoRE, September 16.-The steam
ship BraunschyeiS from Bremen, has ar
rived.
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CINCINNATI, September 15.-Cotton
Steady at lie. Flour-Quiet and firm.
Wheat-Dull; red at 81 02al u. Corn
Firm at 46a47c. oats-Dull at SSaS9c.
Rye-steady at CSC. Barley-Dull at 95c
a$i OF. Pork-Steady at ST GOALS 25. Lard
Dull; steam 10Nc; kettle 12a1211c. Bulk
Meats-Steady at 7ass s<a9I ISa91<c. Bacon
Dull at 79<aSa9 5Sa10Hc. Butter-Quiet
and unchanged. Whisky-Dull at 81 0S.
Hoas-Steady; common light S. 26a5 80;
fnir 10 good light s. 90a6 25.
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Annual RoMingRegattn.

New ORLEANS, September 15.-The
annual regatta OF the Louisiana State
Amateur Rowing Association came of
this evening on the river. The four
cared shell three miles straight for the
championship, was won by the Hopes;
Riyersides 2d, Orleans Sd, Sputherps 4th.
Time 1926. f2,. ~ '' ~
The three mile race for four.oared
barges, was won by the Hopes; Aspinwall
ID, Magnolia Sd, Perseverance 4th. Time
The single scull, two miles down
stream was won by the Hope. Time
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PHILADELPHIA, September 15.-Petto.
leum-Quiet, but steady; refined 26c; crude
l9c. Clover Seed-10c. Flour-Nrm; ex.
ira 81 0oa4 SIX: Minnesota family SO 00n
675. 'Wheat-Dull; red western 81 02; am
Der 81 1sa1 20; white 81 %: Rye-65c.
Corn-Yellow 5Sa59c; mixed 55a56c. Oats
-S9a49c. Butter--Quiet; New York and
Bradford county extra 3oaSlc; frsts 26a2Sc;
western extra 25a27c; firsts 20a22c. Eggs
Steady at 25a26c.. Cheese-Quiet and firm
ut 16hallc. Whisky-Dull; western at
S119
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NEW YORK, September 15.-Cotton-
Dull at 119Sc. Flour-Duli; superfne ives.
tern and State 81 O0a4 IS; common to good
"a 75a5 90; good to choice IS 05a5 40: white
wheat extra IS 35a7 rs; extra Ohio 81 75a
rs. Wheat-unsettled; new white Mich.
igan 81 31a1 50: No. spring 81 15al 90;
ungraded do 81 02al 0S. Rye-Steady;
State S5a90c. Barley and Aialt-Quiet.
Corn-Steady; mixed steam 551la57c; Kan
sas mixed nominslly at 551sa57c. Oats
Dull; western mixed State 35aS711Ec. Hay
and Hops-Dull. Cofee-Steady; Rio car.
goes 151} 1}za1sHc. Sugar-Firm; fair to good
refining Sla9c; prime exc. Molasses and
Rice-Steady. Whisky-Quiet and steady
at 81 IL.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, September 14.-The intoler-
ant measures Of the Spanish Government
against the Protestants, are stated 10
have given rise 10 the frequent exchange
Of notes between the British and German
Governments. It Is understood that they
will address remonstranies to Spain;
and call upon her to act in conformity
with her engagements.
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The story Of Schurz's with.
draWnI Denied.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. lS.-There Is no
truth whatever in the rumor that the Re-
publican managers have had under con:
.siderationthe retirement Of Carl SchurI
from the Ohio and Indiana canvass on
account Of dissatisfaction with his
speeches. 0n.the contrary appointments
have been made Tor schurz which will oc.
,cupy every working day between this and
the election. ~
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ST.. LOUIS, September BE. G. MellOr,
the absconding Montreal ieweler, was
taken before United States Commissioner
Clarke this afternoon and held in 81, 500
bond to answer an indictment for defraud.
ing The United States Revenue found
against him in the eastern district Of
Michigan two years ago.
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Black IIiiis railroad.

Sioux Cry, Iowa, September ia
party Of foreign capitalists, with officers
Of the Covington, Columbus and Black
Hills Railroad, went over the first thirty
miles Of the completed track to Pouca,
Neb., to-day. The road is 81 foot gauge,
was projected and built to lis present ter
minus since the first Of August, 1870, and
is the first link Of the projected route by
the Black Hills and National Park to
Portland, Oregon. Arrangements have
been made to complete 100 miles this
year and reach the Black Hills in 1877.
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ADMITTED TO PROBATE.

The.will OF Rufus. R.. Graves, who died
August II, has been admitted 70, probate.
He leaves to the American Board OF For.
eign Missions, Womans' Missionary So.
ciety, Berea College and Oberlin College
$4,000 each, American Missionary Asso'
citation $4,000, Home Missionary So.
ciety connected with the Congregational
Church OF the United States $4,000, and
100000 to be applied to the education Of
colored people in the Southern States. A
number Of bequests are also made to
charitable institutions. "a" . 'eFA'i''1
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New YoRK, September The package
strong. Cotton goods are fairly active and
steady at current prices. Medium gradei
Of cheyiots are In light supply. DreSI
goods In steady demand. Woolens fol
mems wear are selling well In small lots.
Flannels and blankets more active. For
goods in better demand and Arm.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, September 15.-Flouf-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; No. am.
ber Michigan 81 II; extra Michigan $f.12;
amber spot 81 1915 No. 2 do 81 10; rejected
red csc. Corn-Quiet high mixed held at
4s3<c; bid 47Ifc; No. 2 white. 49, 5fc; dam.
aged 46c. 'oats-Firm; No. 2, S55 .white
46c; rejected Sic. -f8I
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AIIegheny CatiIe.

EAST LIBERTY; September 15.-cATrLR
Receipts to-day 72 cars or 1924 head,
au,through stock; total for four days 4,624
head. Nothing on hand for sale, and no
business done. l.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 1870 head; total
for four days $3.50 head. Yorkers 50 Goa
80; Philadelphias 50 40aG 90. =
SHBBP-Receipts to-day 900 head; total
for four days 1890. Selling at s. 6Oa5 90.
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THg New York Herald has sent its cor
respondents into every county Of New
York State to learn as near rs possible
the exact truth with regard TO Tilaeh's
strength. rs summary Of The situation
/. so important as to merit editoriai nos
lice:
In the course Of his investigation in
various parts Of Central New York, with
in the past few weeks, your correspond
eat has heard good deal said about
tiovernor Tilden, both in his favor and
lgailst him.: But tho climax in the lat
itr respect was reached when he met the
E.l.known New York politician, Andy
Sleehan, opposite the American Hotel,
ia this village, yesterday. In language
more iorcible than refined, but evidently
earnest and sincere, Mr.. Sheehan pro.
claimed the Governor to be guilty OF nj.
most all tho crimes in the decalogue, md
announced himself as being gatwork 70 be-
cure the State Of New York against him.
Mr.. TlIden has undoubtedly y many friends,
but he certainly hassome very determined
enemies, even in the household OF the
Democracy. One cause for thiss state offeel.
ing may be traced to the nGrrowness Of
vision which seems to possess some OF his
active managers in the present canvasss
Their political horizon is'so limited that
they fail to see where good men can be
found ready to enter the campaign and
work for the common cause, and select
only such iavorite and purely partisan
alherents as they can control and mould
to all their private schemes and party
mlnipulationS. Az Mt 81. Louis, the iron
heel il placed upon the necks OF all who
opposed T'ilden's nomination there, and
where some men have gone entirely over
tothe enemy, others, good Democrats, en-.
ter the canvass with a lukewarmness
that will have a paralyzing effect before
theCampaign closes, unless counteracted
by the prevalence OF wiser counsels
anong the Governors Board OF Political
Directors. L st
The "paralyzing eifect@ is already felt.
There is nothing more certain in the
political situation than that Tilden has
loA his grip on New York, and with that
goes all hope that he can carry the Ma.
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/ RAILROAD BoSDs-Nrm and In good
demand. ~ Ia, sfi,yal f#...By. I..#
STATE BoNps-Quiet.
SToCKs-on the stock exchange there was
q perfect flood OF rumors about New Jersey
Central, mono Of which could be verified,
but the result was q break Of per cent In
this stock and decline in the shares Of the
other coal roads. New Jersey Central de-
clined to q, Delaware & Hudson Canal to
81, Delaware, Lackawanna Il Western to
'76H. In the general market there was q
decline Of ITO 2 per cent, the latter in
Michigan Central. Pacific Mail and Erie
were strong. There was an improved tone
to. speculation in the, late dealings, and
prices advanced u to 4 per cent from the
lowest point Of the morning. The chief ac-
tivity was in coal shares, the western roads
and Western Union. New Jersey Central
advanced TO 223S, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western to 771s, Delaware
& Hudson Canal to n regular and
"a. under the rule; Morris & Es.
sex to 90, Lake Shore to ssh. Michi.
gan Central TO 89JS; Western Union to o7lIS,
st. Paul Common to 50, preferred to 661,
ohioS' to 11%, Wabash to kand Pacific
Mail to 23. New York Central was an ex.
ception to the general market and declined
tol04,S, closing at 1047<a105N. Pittsburgh
declined to 901<. Erie closed at 1885 after
selling at 10al0%. The Northwest shares
closed steady and the st. Paul shares Mt q
light recovery. At the final close the mar
ket was irregular, but in the main firm,
Western Union particularly SO. Lake Shore
active and well sustained, closing firm. The
decline in New York Central was caused
by report that Commodore Vanderbilt
was sinking fast. Transactions $4,000
shares, Of which 6,o00 were Pacific Mail,
$4,000 Western Union, 5000 st. Paul, H..
900 Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore, 10, 900 Mirhi-
gan Central, 10000 New jersey Central,
10000 Delaware, Lackawana & Western
and 5000 Delaware q Hudson Canal Com.
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PORTLAND, September 15.-The Legs.
lature will stand as follows: House,
120 Republicans and 81 Democrats; Sen.
ate, 90 Republicans and 2 Democrats.
The Republican gain is 81 in the House
and 9 in the Senate.
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INJUNCTION GRANTED.

Judge Westbrook to-day granted an
injunction restraining President Grant
and the Secretary OF State from issuing
a mandate for the surrender OF Leopald
Vettel, demanded for extradition by. the
Austrian authorities on The charge Of
forgery. tsF t'' IT'' .