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THE GLYMONT MURDERERS
Arrest, Escape, and Reoapture,
fRIGHTFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Twelve Killed, Thirty Injured.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
Servia Sues for Peace.
THE WESTERN WHISKY RING.
The Barnard letter Contradicted.
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FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Twelve Killed, Thirty Injured.
THE WAR IN THE EAST
Servia Sues for Peace.
THE WESTERN WHISKY RING.
The Barnard letter Contradicted.
THE GLYHONT MURDER
Inc AssassfDs Re-afrestCd and Com :
mitted 90 Jats.
Especial 20 The Sfar.l

ASBsEf0f 70 INC Sfef.
QUANTICo, August s.-rhe murdersrs o..
young Everett, OF Glymont, after their es-
cape from this place followed the X. +. 4 p.
X K as far ss R!chlsnd Station, where they
stole one OF General FIiZhugh Lees boats
and crossed over into Maryland, and were
captured by Messrs. Hazlupp and Price
Wnlle they engaged in changing silver money
,or greeDbacks. They have been taken 10
Fort Tobacco and lodged In iall this a. M. n
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
QUANTICo, Va, August S.-The murderers
OF young Everett, Of Pomonkey Nd. were
recaptured about II O'Clock yesterday. After
tneir escape nom the Potomac City Hotel,
on sunday morning, they were traced by
Messrs. Hezlupp and Price To Richland Sta
ton, miles south OF this junction. There
they found. at General Fitzhugh Lees thai
oze OF the Generals boats had been stolen.
Aud surmising that toe parties had crossed
the r1ver, they procured boat, and landing
10 CHARLES County beat about for q trace OF
them, and finally succeeded 10 finding H.
Following up this trail 10 Smiths store al
Mathias' Cross Roads. they found the rnep
they were after engaged Ia changing silver
Ior greenbacss. They were at once taken 10
fort tobacco, where they were committed to
!sll, having In tie meantime being funy
ldentlned. They refused to answer any
questions, but one of them Is known 20 be
notorious Alexandria rough named Foster
Inc total amount of the rewards offered for
mem Is Al $50, and IL is likely that Messrs
Hazlupp and Price will secure the prize. c.
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THE Barnard LETTER.
Hts Statements as 90 Mckee Cents RI.
AfefAA-

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, august S.-The Globe
Democrat to-day, referring TO the Barnard
letter put in evidence by Blutord Wilson
yesterday, says editorially; ats references
70 Mr.. Mckee are 0ise IN every particular.
II is UNANIMOUSLY false In its statement ID at
Mr.. Mckee ever referred directly or by In
uendo to General Grant as q person cogui-
can't Of and interviewed In the whisky frauds
II is false in the assertion that Mr.. Mckee
ever attempted TO make use of the late Col
lectOr Ford In the manner indicated, and the
use of the names of Messrs. Benton, Blow
and Walsh IN the connection IN which Mr..
Barnard used them, was piece OF presump-
ton OF which rev other men bat Mr. Bar
nard would have been guilty. It was not
justified by the shadow OF fact"
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Coanperisiye Drlll.

FORTRESS MONROE, August S.-The Vir-
ginia Greys, Attuck Guards, and Kearney
Guards, OF Richmond; Union Guards, OF
Manchester; Petersburg Guards, of Peters
ginia Guards. OF Portsmouth, nrst battalion
tc0lored) OF Virginia National Guards, ar
rived here yesterday morning and spent the
stand OF ColOrs and set of badges presented
by Cauilox Post, No Z, G. A. X of Norfolk.
The eolorswere won by the Laneston Guards
Gusrds or Portsm no Hs %y w = Rnn.
dolph. Capt. l.. A. Chamberlain, and Lieut..
John +. hartman acted as judges. Over 1000
people, mostly colored. were present.
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The MaPReea-

BALTIMoRE, August s.-Cotton strong
tendency upward. middling, 1lk. Flour
steady end unchanged. Wheat steady and
nIm-western red, good 70 choice, 1l5sl 3;
Mary land red, good TO prime, I2DaI.25; Penn
sylvania red, LI5al.2o; do. amber, sSal. %;
do. white, 1l2al a. Corn-southern, steady
and nrm; western, fairly active and nrm;
southern white, 59seo. do. yellow, o6a57; west
ern mixed, 66Ia5ez spot; 56a August, 56X
ern prime, 3fs36; western white, Sass; DO
mixed, 80. Rye steady, 57a6l. Hay dull aud
unchanged. Provisions quiet and unchanged
Pork, 0& Lard-renned, 12kal26. Butter
active and drm-unchapged. Petroleum
easier.-not Quotably lower. Coffee strong
quiet and 1nchsnged; Whisky dull and
6,G00,tcorn, II, 800; oate, $500.
BALfIMoRs, August 7.-vIreiuia skies,
deferred, 81; do consolidated, 6s 1; do sscond
series, 80; North Carolina skies, Old, IS
Sugar active and drm-1lH.
NKw YORK, August s..stocks dun aud
Tnssstisd.lower. Money, IL: GOD, 1ix.
ments little doing and steady.
NEW YORK, August s. Flour steady.
Wheat dull and heavy. Corn steady.
LONDON, August 8, 1890 p. m.-Oonaols.
&c s. l6, for both money aud account; U. g.
bonds, 1865. old, 1o6 "; To- os, 100.
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SHOT DEAp.-In an alteration 1T Cni-
cago, M, last evening, Alex. Suilivan. for
mefly . journalist and lstsr secretary OF the
board OF education shot Francis Hanford In
me stomach, inffcting q wound which
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Rot . Sew MORTGAGE.

ALBANY, N. Y, August Sc ID. Worces-
ter contradicts the statement that the Gen.
trail Railroad Company bad given q new
mortgage OF So, Oe0 900 70 w. H. Vanderbilt.
The mortgage referred TO was rlet aud re-
corced in 1873, and made public at the time.
Ii was for the new double TRACK.
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Twelve Killed ano thirty Injured by
u Railroad Accf0enl

LONDON, August 8.-A collision occurred
last night on the Somerset and Dorset rail-
way lear ROadstock, between q London
train aud an empty excursion train. Twelve
persons were killed ana thirty injured.
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SCLAV vs.. MOSLEM.
The New Cabinet at Bucharest

BUCHAREST, Aug. SIN the chamber o
deputies To day the prime minister OK.
planned the foreign policy of the new cabi-
Bet He stated that Is policy would be one
OF strict neutrality, maintaining, however,
The public security and vigilantly guarding
the national frontiers
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SeYyf0 DeSuasr4.

Lon DON, Aug. s.-TLe Pan Mali Gazette,
Berlin dispatch has the following: The Ma
uonal Zeilung says Servia, des pairing OF
successful issue OF the war, has REQ uestec
the powers TO mediate In favor OF pesce
Servfas attempt TO raise q war loan II Rus
sia has proved TO DE q failure.
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A MORTGAGE for So, 100000, of which
e30 900 900 are 20 bear per cent. interest,
and the remainder s per cent. interest, has
fral and Hudson River Railroad Comcsny 10
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr, and VIM. q. Van
deybtlk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

IN SWIMMING MATCH at Phi Iadelphia
yesterday between James Brown, of Boston,
and Tnos. Coyle, OF Chester, Pa. for q purse
OF 500, the former wes victorious. The
Chester - Philadelphia. distance OF about
Is miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

PERsoNAL.--Generals II. q. Wright aud
q. Ii. Gilmore, U. S. army. (of tue Aveuse
paving ccrnmission,) are at the Ebo itt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

SENATOR MORTON left for Indiana this
to look after political matters. He
expects to return 90 Monday next.
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LONDuN. AuR. 80 disnarcn 10 Pan

Telegram company FROM Constautinopie
says private kilograms from Widdin da.ed
yesterday, announce that IN Consequence OF
the capture Of Gurgusovatz the Ssrvia1
General Lescbiapip had abandoned Salts
char and marched 10 join General Tchernay.
Ell. TIE TurKs occupied saitschar u1op
los ed,
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NAVAL ORDRRs-Rear Admiral A. N.
Pennock end Capt. John n. Russell ,detachec

NAVAL ORDBRS.-ReoI Admiral A. N.
Pennock end Capt. John II. Russell, detached
from special duty connected with the revis-
ion Of the regulations and placed on waiting
orders; Commanders A. p. Mahan and
Smith w. Nichols and Lieut. Comm ander
Lambefton, from the navy yard at Boston,
mander 81. B. Robson and Lieut.. Wm. &.
BurWell, nom the navy yard at New York
on september lst, and placed on waiting
70 perform the dnties OF captain Of the Nor.
folk navy yard In addition TO his present
duties; Lieut. Commander Z. II. Shepard.
70 essumethe duties OF inspector of ordnsncs
addition TO his present duties; Lieut. Samuel
Belden, 70 assume charge OF the New Lon.
don, Conn, navy yard; Chief Engineer John
h Long, To assume duty At the Qufntard
and Continental Iron works At Ee~ YORK
In oddition 70 his present duties; Chief Eogi-
neer Edward Farmer, 70 assume duty at the
South Boston Iron works In addition - his
present duties.
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The ANTHRACITE COAL TONNAGE for the
week ending on the 10Th ulrimo was q lite
active. 1t as week OF full work ali arouud,
and yet 1t failed TO bring the tonnage u , TO
that OF the corresponding time last year,
when i've months coal strike Was but
recently ended. The trade IL now about half
q million OF tons less than last year to same
date, but At this moment, as We learn from
coal operators all along Walnut street. the
demand Is quite active for all the several
sizes OF coal, but especially SO for lump,
steam boat and broken. There Is not as much
coal In hand by operators here, We are In
formed, as will meet the orders for curreat
consumption. The prices By the assosiatsd
c1rrying companies have been advance for
the month OF August over those of ally rs
cents per ton, and fhe retail trade ha We adj
vanced prices at the city yards % cents par
Ton, and Doth these advance movements Will
PROBABLY be repeated in September. This.
In connection with the fact that coal pro-
duction In the Lehigh region intended for
transit over the Leh1gh Valley railroad will
De suspended for two weeks from the stu
instant. Is no DOUBT the cause OF the qoick-
eping OF the trade experienced by operators.-
[ philadelphia Ledger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
70 day were Senator'S Morton and Cameron,
Ind Repres en- tatives Phillips and Goodin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

Returns from Alabama indicate that the
ttate erection has resulted favorably To the
democrats. II In claimed that Houston's
majority for Governor win reach 5000.
wArTKRsoN ELKCrAD TO CONGRESS FROM
KENTUCKY.
Elections for county officers were held Ia
Kentucky yesterday. Bourbon, Fayette,
Jesamine, Campbell, Keuton and Mason
counties gave democratic majorittes. 10
Boy d the Iepu olicans elect their entire ticket
EXCEPT sheriff. Watterson has been elected
to Congress, only o few votes being cast for
The Independents democratic candidate
Young Henry Gay was beaten for prosecu-
ting attorney by . few votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

JAY COOKE & Co. were finally discharged
from bankruptcy yesesrtay, ani are nov
free to Try their luck again. PtilQ Press,
Syh
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CoLossAL sIAruE OF wAssrxeros.-

The most important event Occurring durine
the past week In the art department Of the
centennial exhibition was the Arrival OF the
sage OF 10 days from Leghorn the shin Con-
taining IL succeeded In landing Il uuiniured A.
Philadelphia. The site seleeted Tor tho tatue
Hall. The pedestal IL being placad In ncSi
tion, and when the 0gure r upou II ne
height Will b thirty feet, @ the stature n
twelve feet In height.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

NE. DANA's theological dis QUESTIONS
lead the Washington Star 70 wtckedly OBJ
literally man without country. And the
Sun would like tODay "TWfnkIo, tWinklo, lit
tie starr but Is - against its principles 70
quote any bat slegfae poetFy.-{M II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

Vrhe New York 1ongshoremen's strike
has assumed threatening proportiona. Thes
propose 70 force nom strikers 10 strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

A MRS. MARY KRINK, who lives IN the
upper part OF New York city, is another re-
markable woman. known 70 ell the fashion,
able physicians aud wealthy invalids OF the
city. She takes In people 10 rub, especially
feeble and nervous women OF the upper
classes who have had rather too much ooera
hop, German, coffee, reception, dressipe
and other unnatural excitemenfs during tue
season. A German woman, she is i'm
mensel ~ powerful with an arm like wood,
so hard sre the muscles-in short, a perfect
Corliss engine OF female, whose supply OF
animal magnetism is 50 great she Gao I'M
part II TO these who need IL ct the rate OF
three dollars an hour. To do this she eats
I'VE hearty meals q day, ana In often hungry
In the night She has all the business she
can attend to, lives In style, keeps her car
A son, who takes after his moiher, Imparts
his surplus magnetism 70 gentlemen.
CENrKyNIAL NorEs-There were q ,3s1
paid admissions 20 the Phfladelpbia Centen-
NAL yesterday. Cincinnati furnished nfty
Of OF u ssfi Icy
Guiding apples, plums and pears. Arrange
menfs have been made for q two weeks
On ed and twenty Juvenile Chinese, Who nave
arrived FOR that purpose Reports OF group
Juries have been made upon eli groapsd
hands OF Gen. walker. chief OF the bureau 81 81
awards, 20 be revised By the executive COM
mittee OF commissioners.
CRooKs CAMPAroN.-Adyices have bsen
received nom Gen. Crook 81 HE camo on
Geose creek; o. date July ls. He in tsndet %
ATTACK the Indians on the f2th OF July, but
learned that toey had been reinforced, and
concluded TO walt for the same reas %, having
learned that United States soldiers were en-
route 70 his relief. He Intends 20 act &C once
on the Aggressive. ana appsars % have no
doubt OF bis success. He has sum oient r7-
tons 70 lest until the and OF September
SHOT HIS wlFE.-Jonn swallow, Q sad
Toronto. shot mis- wife with revolver three
times IN the mead, arm aud hand, on sun
day, and toen knocked her down Win . nat
iron The nefghbos rescued her, and 10 10
thoueht probsble that she may recover.
Jealousy Was the cause OF the trouols.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

MORE ECoNoNY.--A resolution was intro
dnced IN me House this morning providing
fer the payment to l.. Il. Fitzhugh OF the
salary OF Doorkeeper from the time be was
discharged up to August 1st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

THE sHAwMUr arrived at Port Royal,
C.. Yesterday
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THE WAR NEWS FROM TURKEY confirms
the evacuation Of 0urgusovatz by the SER
hre by the Turk. The eovians 70 said n
be abandoning their villages O. the Turks
advance into the interior. Gen. Teh0rnayefr
10 said TO be los1ng popularity daily. De.
epatehes 70 the London and Paris pnpers
say that the defeat Of the Servants IL
complete and that despair prevails at BsI-
grade. Prince Milan IL reported to have
asked for the mediation OF the Powers. Toe
Porte has paid to the families of the Ger.
man and French Consuls who were mo rder-
ed at Salonica an indemnity OF f4O, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

INDIANS ARMED WITH CUsrER's GUYS.
Reports received at the War department
from General Sheridan state that many of
the Indians now coming In to the reser-
vatloDs carry arms captured from the It'll
cavalry In the late Custer Massacre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

POLITICAL NOTES 1t ia understood that
the national democratic committee will
meet At the New York hotel Immediately
after the adjournment OF Congress. ....9en
Ber1: HarrisoD has formally accepted the
n0min alton for governor recently rendered
m1ttee OF Indiana, In place of 0odIoye 4.
Ortiz, declined. ''.-NO candidate for the
Presidency ever delayed his acceptance %
long az Governor Tilden did. .''.Frederiok
Douglas, ~, Will shortly begin Q canvass
OF New England for the Cincinnati candi-
dates. ...'Mr. Blaine viii open the Maine
campaign next week, and WIN PROBABLY
18th Pennsylvania Confessional district
have renominated ]. B. Reilly for ConRrasc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To. DAY-Inter-
nal revenue, s267 GAG 20; customs, s5I6 ,992.5S.
ALL the members were present at the Cab
met meeting to day,
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Il II % USE FE!

% NOT LET
THIS ANSE SLiPI
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WHY CONGRESSMAN BELL RESIGNED.
Representative Bell, of New Hampshire,
telegraphed his resignation to the governor
OF that state last night. II appears that yes
teTcay. with others, he requested q leave OF
absence. MT. Randall objected, on tie
ground that II all the members who desired
10 go went away, IL would leave the House
without quorum. Bell became diEgusted
with the plea set up TO prevent his going
home, and absOlved his obligations as a
member by resigDing. Several others threat
ened 10 take the same course II Randall does
not yield.
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THE GLYMONT MURDERERS

Arrest, Escape, and Recapture.
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AGREEMENT on THE LEGISLATIVE AP-
PRoPRIATIoN BILL Seen Ru7alret and
THIRTY ice Clerhs to re Dischdr0et.-Tne con-
ference managers on the legislative appyo-
priAtiOn bill have agreed TO basis o. reiuc-
ton OF clerical force In the several executive
departments, and fixed the number to ba
discharged a. .35. 1t was decided To allow
the question OF the reduction of salaries 20
De referred TO both houses. II the House d.
reefs Its coDferees to recede from the rsduc-
lions. they will sign the report without ref
erence 10 this feature OF the House bill
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THE AVENUE PAvEMENT-ExrEyDrN
THE TIME.-The House OF representatives
to-day repealed so much Of the bill pro viding
for the pavement of Pennsylvania avenue
as directs the Commissioners to finish the
work by the 1st of December next. Tnis is
In accordance with the suggestion OF the
COmmissiOners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

BEST CHANCE EVHR OFFERED.
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MC9ARRAHAN AGAIN.-The Judiciary
Committee OF the House to day agreed to re-
port joint resolution to the House directing
the Secretary OF the Interior to withhold tae
issuance Of q patent to the New Idria min-
Ing company to the Panoche Grande Ian Is
of California until the claims OF VIM. Me-
GaIrahan TO the title thereof shall have been
further investigated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-08

THE VETEzUELA RSPoRT.-The House
Committee On Foreign Affairs have adopted
the report prepared by Mr.. Springer 10 rel q.
ton 20 the Venezuelan commission. Aftsr
cutting out large portion OF IL, especially
recommend FOR adoption a resolution au-
tooriZing the President tn withhold further
demands 90 the Venezuelan government on
The 4th OF Msrcb, 1877, and authorizing the
Secretary OF State TO postpone further pay
ments TO holders Of certificates until that
nme, unless Congress shall otherwise d.
rect.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27

The tidings from Ohio, regarding
the October election, are very latter
ing.
Everything, from coal TO calico, has
gone down in price, but cigars are
still retailed at war prices.
1t is still question whether it is
more dangerous to tread on the trail
of fashionable woman or the trail of
a savage Indian.
The Rock Island Qll.) glass works
started up on Wednesday, after 3
months suspension of work, ailording
fifty men employment.
An absent-mindcd Bridgeport
Comm man recently went to Albany
he went for and had to go back and
ask his partner
Ear, eye, and teeth Congresses are
all the rage. One of these days the
stock growers will get together and
we shall hear of cattle, and hog, and
mule congresses.
II don't care for the Hell Gate blow
mp myself" declares q Jersey farmer,
"but il it Kills all the chickens in them
eggs I've jest sot under the old hen,
there'll he row raised, that's all"
A farmer by the name of earns,
living near Ackley, has so much faith
in the success of Hayes that he pub
fishes proposition to bet his firm,
worth $1,000, that he will be elected.
The largest machinery belt in the
world is to be placed in the new grain
elevator Of the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad, New
York. 1t is 33l feet long and weighs
4OOO pounds.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-27
From AGENCY CITY.

The Ottumwa Times published an
article few weeks ago, headed
County Clerk, and while it remain
ed in that sheet it was not no.
ticed, but now it is copied in the
Agency Independent, paper that
has circulation and is respected by
both democrats and republicans, and
for fear that some may be misled, we
propose to tell the truth in regard to
that piece. And before we begin we
wish it understood that we do not
charge Mr.. Murray with misrepre-
septing this matter at all, but simply
for suffering others to do it. In the.
first place they say Murray is God
lcy's peer in every particular. / say
they could not have told bigger lie
with double the number Of words,
and they go on and tell eight other
lies as big as that in regard to the
two candidates. He says Murray is
a poor man. will tell you how that
is, and ! will give you my author.
j. M. Murray is the silent partner of
u. l. Sage u Co., that you hear SO
much noise about in the papers, 4. T.
Sage told me so himself. They are
the commission merchants at Agen-
cy City who boast of doing forty
thousand dollar business annually.
Now Mr.. E. T. Sage is a reliable man,
and he told several of our best citi-
zens that Murray had bought j. r.
Myers out few months ago, for
mer partner Of his. Now does this
look like Murray is very poor? This
is more of Ives consistency he has
eaten SO much Of that nasty bird late
~ that he don't care what he saws,
but if we hear or see any more such
stuff we will tell the balance we know
about Murray being such poor
person. / always despised to see
man whistle one tune and dance to
another. Now for proof of the above
article just interview f. I. Sage orJ.
Il. Myers for they are truthful men.
u