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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29
Cooper. Bailey e. Co.'s Great Me.
naScrie and Circus.

The time draws nigh for the coming
M--sis. Cooper. Bailey !: Co. L. is
doubtless 'isn most extensive, interesting
and costly e>,abi! sbment Of the kind
ever seen on the Pacific side OF the con-
iinent On the 81 of last June this
great show was exhibited in Galesburg,
I'iaois. The next day the Plain Dealer
spoke OF II as follows: This morning
the grand procession Of the Great Inter.
NATIONAL Show took place in his city, and
proved most magnificent affair. Twas
the most gorgeous street pagean!ry that
has ever be II seen III GalesbUrg. ard
elected the wnrInest applause from all
sho Witnessed it. Sach glittering ar
ray Of cages. FANS, tabi-au cars, beausl-
iui horses, splendid banners and ma2n,fi-
Gently dressed attendants never passed
through the streets of this city before.
The most surprisip. feature was the baby
elenhaGt, standing or tee top of an I'M
men.e tab'eau car, fu:ly twenty feet from
,he ground. the car being drawn by five
huge elephants. The large lion and
other amin Ills which were seen upon the
TOPS Of other cars also attracted much
at entior. The dyomedary team was a
Curious affair, while the array OF beauti-
full horses and Liliipu,ian ponies received
mach applause. The nea, and tasty
dresses of riders and drivers, and well
kept cages speaks highly for the mana
gers Of the concern. The bands of the
company rendered some very fine music,
the Indian band attracting much atten-
ton. The steam calliope also played
some fine selections. In word. the
procession was the longest and best ever
seen In Galeshnrg. The afternoon per-
Torrance was given before AS large an
audience as ever gathered beneath can
vas in this city. The performance IS
Very fine one. and deserves the unlimited
praise Of all. The performers proved
to be first class in every re-
Spect. james Robinson, the champion
bareback rider. is with the show. Is are
a hootaof other bright stars Of the tent
show profession. The show does all it
adverties to do. and deserves the fullest
patronage Of the public. The menagerie
Is very large. well kept and presents a
very attractive appearance. The CRATES,
sea lions, baby monkeys, baby camels.
tigers ostriches and lions are especially
for their power OF attracting
and holding the attention.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29
Sexton and Adams, the Billiard
Players.

On Sunday night, N the billiard room
of the Ormsby House, William Sexton
and Hank" Adams, the former cele-
blated manipulation of the billiard cue,
and the latter very skillful finger
player. gave an exhibition Of their play
ing. First, We were treated to game
of French caroms the three-ba,l game
by Sexton and Adams-tha former
giving the latter 80 points in 800. Mr.
Sexton made one run" of IS and an
other of 43 points, and won the gam.
with but little effort. Some of bis shots
were very beautifully done. His mass.
shots in particular elected much APP
plause. After the game. Sexton treated
The company to some fancy shots which
showed remarkable proficiency. II.
spun his ball round the table. along the
rail, over the rail and OHIO the floor,
caroming wherever and whenever he
pleased. greatly to the admiration Of all
behOlders. Adams performed some very
astonishing fea;s with the cue bail pro-
PEELED by his thumb and finger. The
neatest thing done WAS caroming on n
pair of balls resting on the tops of pair
of ordinary wine bottles. and from thence
TO another ball On the table. This eX-
hibition gave much satisfaction but was
not very largely attended.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29
The Democratic State yentiOn.

The Great Unwashed met in conven
ton yesterday at Virginia City. Nom
inally this body has no less than l5'
members. Actually. by count, It Ia:
no, half sha: uUmoer--tiie proxies being
very numerous. For instance. Our en-
'erpri.ipg Democratic friend John Den.
mis- of Eureka, il on hand With no less
than seven proxies besides his own vote
Nye cou1.y IL divided up like 4 pie. II
four equal slices between Taineriane W.
W. Davies. Theodore ". Healv and Z.
q. Hyman Of Carson ard Mr.. W. {.
Love OF Virginia City: while Jim ST
Clair wades into the convention With
he entire vote OF Churchill III his
breeches pocket We note !ha. our de-
uied Sou.h@rn brethren Of the l":e
C,nfedsratea army have Ini;e a full n!low-
auce Of strength in the deliberations OF
rne convention Cot. Some. late OF John
Gn"an's staff vas temporary Chairman,
W. e.. Love, also o! the Lost Cause, WAS
have good D-mucta,ic authority for 1t
~tss.men; hat Mr.. Spain, the temporary
= .nennt al AT ms. also took arms TN iei
,a- honny blne flag that bore single
star. Among those in nlance W.
nnte such veteran Democrats as =. h
SsampIey. NJ. Z. Elstner with proxy
from Estnera!d.). Johnny Hill ems
handsome A'eck Freeman of our port of
-n'ry on the raging Carson. Father
Hyacin,be il there with Tom
Copgdon's proxy trom Douglas: and
Cassidy of the Sentinel il there loaded
down with proxies. During the day yes
rerday We had vsrions startling rumo,s.
First it was stated that Cassidy had no
ESQ than 63 proxies! Then came the
report by grape vine telegraph that Deal
bad been nominated for Congress. After
wards this Was changed to Stewart, and
our lorg-geared friend, the Professor,
aan said to he the recipient of Congress
sicnal Donors Subsequent Information
~as 10 the efec, tina, hs had but COM
paratively small following At this
writing we ar. told that he ticket will
be Ellis for Congress and fitzpatrick for
Judge. We are inclined TO think this
will be the result; for Ellis did not
shrink from his duty when Pap Price
called upon him to shoulder his corn
stalk and march to elory-snd the boys
i'll grey are entitled to a representation
among the nominees of this convention.
But We shall see what We shall see. I. is
not impossible tbnt Cassidy will come to
the surface with his well asserted claims
for Congressional honors. and that Hill
house or Seawell will strike to the dust
the laudsble aspirutions of our old friend
Kirk. The Gold Hill News speaks of
John c. Fall, J. C. Currie, A. f.
w E. +. Deal and Ogden Hiles
rs prominent candidates for Electors.
The convention stands adjourned until
10 O'Clock this morning. The buZzing
ard button holine and wire-pnlling last
nigh: was tremendous and fierce to be-
hold -
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The Position Of y ihaic for the
Stase senate on the Bullion Tax
lluestiOla.

On Sunday afternoon we had an inter
view with Mr.. w. o. II. Martin of En-
pire. a candidate for the Republican
nomination to the State Senate, on the
Bullion Tax Question. He said that he
had heard of himself as represented to
be in favor Of repeal or hurtfnl mod
ification Of that tax; that he was reported
to be the representative Of certain in
Auential parties in Virginia City. &c.
These statements he denied most en-
phetically. He was . strenuous sup
porter of the bullion tax, and bad not
consented to be candidate ut the solicit
alton of any parties or the agent of any
parties in Virginia City. He was his
own man. Independent of all cliques,
Jobs, and outside influences. In short,
Mr.. Martin desires it stated that he will
come before the convention az a Rupub.
lican. tax payer and free American
citizen whose purpose it would be to
serve his constituency to The best of his
ability. This. to say the least. is manly,
straightforward and honest.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29
SllvERWaRE WANTING AN
OWNER.

1TyHERE HAS BEEN SENT TO TIE
care Of the undersigned q BOY OF SILL
VERWARE, intended as prize for the winner
of the foot race ut the late CaledOnian Picnic.
Why it was sent to my care I don't know. The
person for whom it was inten1ed will please
cali at my house and take it away and pay for
this advertisement
WILLIAM P. MCINTOSH.
Carson, August 26, 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29

San Francisco, August 2S.-At
o'clock this morning parties residing
at SOB Mason street were startled from
sleep by several pistol shots, appar.
emily proceeding from the apart
ments occupied by Lewis Berndt and
wife on the second floor. The land
lady and other inmates OF the house
rushed to Berndt's rooms and met
him at the door, bleeding prOfusely
from the nose, and seemingly in a
dazed ana bewildered condition and
unable TO respond inteiligently to in
quiries. Entering the adjoining back
room Mrs. Berndt was found lying on
the floor near the head OF the bed in
her night clothes, covered with blood,
with bullet wound in her head,
from which the brains were OoZing.
She expired a few minutes afterward,
without speaking. Concealed on
Berndt's person was found revolver
with four chambers discharged, and a
further examination disclosed the fact
that he too was dangerously wounded,
having shot himself in the nostril, the
ball ranging upward and unfolding
itself in his brain. He was taken to
the City Prison Hospital, where he
now lies in an apparently dying cond-
ton. The body of the woman was taken
TO the Morgre. the cause Of the affair
is supposed to have been jealousy on the
part of the husband, which, from the
OF parties in the house,
seems to have been not unfounded.
Berndt has the reputation of being a
aniet and estimable man. He is Ger
man and a tailor by occupation. His
wife was a woman of violent. uneovern-
able passions; and unbridled tongue, ac-
customed on the slightest provocation to
indulge in a torrent Of profanity and OBJ
scenity.
Occident is reported to have recently
trotted half mile in 1:03H. Many pre-
dict that he will beat Goldsmith Maid
best time this fall
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29

| SUICIDE.-I.ast evenings Gold Hill
News informs us of the suicide of a
Spanish woman about twenty-six
years old, named Cipriana Avila,
came ap fro, Carson q few days ago
and took room at Rose BeDiamin's
de-i on ID s. rect. She had been living
" IN q CaI son saloon-keeIer named
<. adricks. They had guarreled and
Sc I,arated. Yesterday tho woman
drank a good deal and at O'Clock
took Il large dose of morphine. Not
withstandinS the efforts Of DIR. Rob-
inson she died at one O'Clock this
morning. She was to be buried at
O'Clock this afternoon. A CorOner's
inquest will DE held.
SUNDAY was a rare day 70 notables.
Mr.. Edwin Booth, the celebrated actor,
Hon. James AsLbury, member Of the
British Parliament. Surgeon Major Coles
OF the English army aud William Sexton,
the renowned billiard player came among
US. Booth lay over long enough, before
going TO Virginia City. to see some old
friends and take brief run around
town; Ashbury went 10 the Lake. and
Sexton entertained an appreciative party
Of lockers on with specimen of bis
billiard playing.
RETURNED.-Matt Rinckel returned
homo from his Eastern trip on Sunday
morning. Matt comes back full of Dem
Ocratic enthusiasm and swears that Til
den and Hendricks are going to swamp
tia Radicals completely out Of sight. But
then Matt is apt to be prejudiced.
A Brass Band Is to be one Of the in
stitutions of Carson, very soon-so
one of the number informs us. All
that was wanted was leader, and q |
leader has been obtained and first
rate one.
SHELDoN's READERS AT FRED BRooKs'.
Those in want of the Sheldon Readers |
will take note of II. Fred Brooks adyer- |
iisement in this mornings APPEAL.
The circus will pass this point this
morning on its way to Virginia City |
where it will be exhibited to-day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29

COLLECTING FoR THE HERzoGoyrNIANs.
Mr.. Ivancovich will start ont to-day TO
solicit contributions in aid Of the Herzo-
sovinian sufferers. We bespeak for him
. generous giving.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29

The annual pic mic of the Virginia
Miners Union will take place at
Farmer Treadways ono week from
next Saturday, September 3. 1t will
be q very grand affair.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29
slINixG STOCK REPORT
Forenoon ROa rd

nphir 90 -. is 81,
Mexican 6.>s ~ :. 5i0S SIS
Gould and Curry SIS 10 rs IN =, 1913 ~
Best and BelCher inS ISi :. 5.sS ~ .os As
California ai0> 81 =, Us Js3., ZOOS % %, IDS
-
Savage BIOS .2Iss, zoos : 744 obs :s, IS 22,.44
Con Virginia io'> So, nos SOS. 5los 5ass!!
.ssls ri bio, 10 = 81 h5
t'ho.lar i5> ~, SIS .Gi :, i.i> ial Is, POS 100
Hale and Nnrcross l5's III !, 7t1s l.s%4. los
Crown Point ISIS IL
yellow Jacket sa1s aT, zoos : *. s;;,s -
ai1> si-s, i2a> az, 5lZ. 81
Imperial 6trS i. 5os . b.. SIS 81. .tsis b.
kentuck I.s,s H.. It's Ii l'a,> lft4 BIO
Alpha 2s,,> aSi :. s>,> ~. SITS 5.5s, les oS' 8
lts,S IS s.si, us ~
iseIcher I$i> q, i',s 2.,i. s.s 80 SIS 2ias
Sierra Nevada Sos IL ,, lius 10.
Bullion lbs :bi Z. 4ls 81
Confidence stS l?i
Exchequcr sos ~ ). hos 10, ls1s l0i4, ldss
Seq Relchcr .uS ~
Overnan .ssts ..i., l5ns ..
Justice slOs ~. SOS 2s7i, 25is 2si., SIS - b5
Succor aJis Sc, 2l5> Is, les t.s:
Union Con .:is IL !, ms II, 2DS "a.
Lady Bryan HOS tat., its's sec
Juli:. loss =. :i.N> 81. sti> bj
Caledonia .,o> los sss4, 5s 50, 30. SIS
Baltimore Ibis 2ia
silver Hill los lVst, 1905 IL
Ev~ntnx report
Meadow Valley 3s5s
Raymond and Ely 56s 7ls. Sos
Eureka Con HIS ll7s, 1.,S II. zoos IL.
Jackson as :;s4. .ujs :. Il. zoos 4
Belmont los -
h X Con SIS
Leopard ZOOS 10, ;cs' To-,
jefferson Ats
villa :sS'S |, los 9Jc
Panther .ii0s ]
Northern Belle Sls -, Il5s 22is, S,s oe7 i, 40s
-. 5is ia, Sos s.:ss4 SO, ;;5s-2}}s
Hussey aDp>
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29

Highest ard lowest tberm"met"r TO-
last - hours, ending ADJUST 2S. . P. Nj
Highest Thermometer. 81 degrees
Lowest thermometer .... 81 degree
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-29
TEXT BOOKS FOR the PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Sheldon's New Readers,
JOHN c. FOX,

Agent direct from the Publishers.
r AM PREPARED TO FURNISH
the now TINT BOOKS prescribed by the
Board of Education, at Publishers rates, as
follows.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-06

Eg- | once heard Gov Vance, of N.
G., tell a good joke on himself 1t hap
pened when lie was running for the State
Senate he was young ardent and en-
thusiastic, and impressed with the belief
that he was a ine speaker. lie had nd
dressed a courthouse crowd for about
one hour, had preached patriotism in
glide d terms. and done, nc he thought,
istehefs ist aas AT A #9f,a7h
sat Immediately in front of him, and
eyed him steadiastly, butnever smiled or
changed countenance When the yeung
statesman,s speech was over and after
number of persons had come up and
congratulated him, the old woman march
ed up to him. His soul was quivering
with delight, for he expected u delicate
feminine compliment. The old woman
sold: :" Mr.. Vance, does yer want Inc to
tell you how to git lected r Mr.. Vance
admitted that he would willingly receive
that sort eff information. swell, said
she, will tell you--yoang man, you
jest talk less and treat more" Mr. V.
collapsed. e
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-06
VAN BUREN, Ark.
POETRY { OBJ u.
Nothing Is Lost.

.szfH fafH#Fpl
Nothing is lost she drop of dew 20. tash''
That tremhles on the leaf or flower. a0
lsbut exhaled to fall anew .4 rGE s~
In summer sathunder shower; r5 r. r..
ferchante to shine within the bow
1hat Fronts the sun at fall Of day
Perehance to sparkle in the flow - s#
VI fonntalas far away. =w.t
Nought lost, for cen the tiniest seed,
- By wild birds borne on brcezes blown,
flnds something suited to its need
:, W Wnofeln It's sown and grown;
ferchance hnds Sustenanco and soil
In seIne remote and desert place;
Or mid the crowded homes Of toll #f ftl 9
nheds usefulness and grace.
The little drift of common dust.
,By March winds 'sturbed and tossed, .st,6 Il
Though scattered by the 6tful gust II y
Is changed, but never lost; ,et5zs.t 4 -
Some proud oak battling with the blast,
or crown with Yerduroas diadcm
Some ruin OF the past. s
The furnace queuthed. the ehani6 put out,
Still cling to oarth or soar IL air.
transformed, difussd, and blown about
10 burn again elsewhere.
HAPPY to make the beacon bla1e,
Ihat CLEANS athwart tho briny waste,
or iight the social lamp whose blaze
llllume the home Of taste,
The touching tones Of minstrel art, -.
Which We have heard with listening heart,
Are nat extinct wien mute;
The language Of some household song,
The perfume of some cherished flower
Though gone from outward sense, belong -
To memorys after hour. t =
So with our words, or harsh or kind,
Uttered, they are not all forgot
But leave some trace upon the mind;
Pass 90, yet perish not;
sthey are spoken. so they fall
Upon the spirit spoken to;
Seorch 1t like drops OF burning gall,
Or soothe like honey dew,
So with our deeds, for good or III,
They have their power, scarce understood
Then let us use our better will
10 make them rife with good;
Like circles on a lake they 60,
Ring within ring and never stay;
Oh, that our deeds were fashioned 30,
That they might bless alway.
Then since these lesser things ne'er de-
But work beyond our poor CONTROL
Say, shall that suppant for the sky
The greater human soulY
All, mol it still will spurn the past,
And search the future for its rest,
joyful, if it be found at last,
Wong tnc redeemed and the Ebiest
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-06

Ticks. Who can give the natural his
tory Of the Tick? 1t is beth asserted
and denied that the seed-tckp Is the
germ Of the larger insect which infect
sheep dogs, cows, DC Webster Una
bridged names the tick and classifies it
as a species of Aparius, but don't settle
the dispute referred to
IL may seem to some of our readers as
small subject, but it is said there are
some people who are so good or so bad,
or SO clean or SO dirty that ticks won't
bite themp Who can explain this Do
dog and cow-ticks produce seed ticks,
and these again COW and dog-ticks9 And
if there are people whom they won't bite
what kind of people are they p Watoh-
man
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-06
jewclssa N Mseawaesakls afford it, itswas

very E}&iW-- A&Ia ~ no Es41Efs4 "
She stop petla inoae ut. and then vent
on: aaa haakza0 va0 hstealhsos taai ualla.4
I'd" So ! sdetermhlel iostAke them all to
New 4ufls.pwh err most aiSlem' were pun
chased, andselE them. There would. ybe
un ih atree4p 80 lliug them here iusl. D w.
senaks owssa LMaev orya successful ss sDroths
erahaltertransa aetedfl the business for
mel Hpe, dspr, islsenslhonsapd dollars,
andsbb eas,saTy,liit that heayya burden
Hem a1pr sheartssHlaqes5-tue as i.s4 sss
sashs drew aspaskage from, her bosom,
and put Az iptoghis hands.di b4hsnss.s baa
.ais Maggie, aAlaggie, daring, q Ion haye
sacri lesd ALI those lors n v..,.,ns. a.....
sdHeseeuld saypelmpres but ldrewt her
to htm, andtora a while there was a holy
silence IN that room,, each heart being too
full for words. - =. - ..ss.s.i, =.
IN Sacriiicen' At length Maggie answer
ed : 1t was.no sacrifice Horace. / re
member five years ago, when you gave
me that necklace, | was nearly, yes, en-.
tirely overcome byyour lavshness, and
| kissed the gems, and said to myself
that you were more precious to me than
jewels, and God knows l would rather
never wear another ornament. or bit Of
lace, my two especial weaknesses, you
know she added, smiling, ethan see
You suffer as you have the last few days
Believe me, | have been truly happy In
doing this
Her looks did not belle her words, for
her beautiful face glowed with the light
Of self sacrifice, that was almost holy
g You have indeed, proved that you.
love for meis above jewels, though Of
that l never questioned But Of tie
strength OF character which you have
shown, ! had never dreamed Ican now
believe that you will'not shrink from the
idea Of being apoor mailss WIFE
"Shrink Mol can stand at your side
as long as you will stand, but if you al
low yourself to be crushed, | must fall.
too, Tor you are my strength. my pride
and my glory This is one of Gods
furnaces in which we are being tried, and
feel we shall both come out parer aud
better.n Haai s a 4H6 a.it
Her words were prophecp Fortune
has smiled on them again, and they are
happier, for having passed fer time
through this trial by fire. eterson's
Magazine for Felfaary aa
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-06

DON PEpRo.--Onc OF his officers writes
as follows: | tell you, Dom Pedro is n
splendid feliow-moro Of q republican at
heart than many Americans, and much
less of q snob as will he found out II any
grand display is attempted in his espe.
cial honor He has contempt Tor emp
II show and professions, and would rath-
or spend an hour in studying out new
machine, or iu company with q literary
or scientific friend, than in acting as prin.
eipal figure in any ceremony. 1.-The could
give his people the right to choose their
own ruler he would DO SO at once, and II
that some provision will be made, at his
instance, for the founding Of great re-
public OF Brazil. His country is every
year growing richer and greater, and its
intercourse with the United States is in-
creasing. The visit here may be OF in.
calculahle advantage, in commercial
point Of view, in opening up wider chan
ncls Of trade which have begun, TO dow
between the United States and Brazil.
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-06

Ep A kings Jester was once asked,
"What kind Of a place do you think
heaven to bef" ss
A place. said he, where nought
but good is spoken of the neighbor.'
..And in what was again asked,
"does its supremehappiness consist Z"
I" In the feeling that no one will Sian
der me there, and that, if ! have any
faults, it will be questionable to speak
of them, that and all will soon forget
them = .s
The Van Buren press., 1876-05-06
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ari Washington special Of die s4lh
- IMlE \ n sLMIL


Our Washington special Of die s4lhl
says: tFF Ft7an@7~4IiElaAash gAi~a ifAf il
q" Ex ATTY GtR hAkervnanF was, this
befofethehouse committee eOu.s
dtsctinr inqairy into the crock edness or
the department OF Justice. lie acksOwi.
edged having authorized the paymeAt Of
money TO Davenport, supervisor Of elec.
tons in New York, for the uominst mr.
pose OF qsssppresshsg frauds. b,lt wss
soIiiewhat'Beppiasef when asked II he.
had first consulted the president. and sskv
ed for time to refresh his memory, md
was given "a heursA sa al Nai.igs'#ssz.I s8i1
a" fi"1he'departmehto of jastiee,p a. IL i.
facetioasiy called, has been 4 sOuptee Of
more oriless scandal fos many years, aud
during Grants administration this scan.
da has increased In size and strength Of
smell. I" Landanlet Williams perfDs
manees are still fresh in the public mind.
and itnow seems that his prcdeeessas.
set him an example which he wns mot,
slow to follow. Alderman, while attor-,
ney- general, was accused Of using his Of,
licial influence to aid the Republican eause.
in the doubtful southern states, and il a.
pears that this inlluenca was not confined
to the South, but extended to New York.
The plea that he paid money to the st,,
pervisor OF elections to Suppress Frauds.
is much too thin to pass current. The.
money was FOR Republican eleetioneeripg
purposes, and nothing else; and this in,
stance is only one Of many OF tile same
kind. The department Of Justice has
been, Fit is not how, adepartment of cor
ruption; and " the contingent fund.- 90
often mentioned in appropriation b;las.
has been used for Republican cambaixs
work as we'll as to buy carriages for the
wife of an attorney general. sas.fa sg5
We are glad the house committee has
inserted its augef in this rich mine, and
from the reluctance Of Alderman to an.
swcr without consulting the president,
we are inclined to think the auger hsa
already struck paying dirt. '--St. Loss
is Republican, 8 # 8 8
Fs- We will issue our mex. paper on
Tuesday the 1G.h.