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ELIZABETH, y. J., October 24.-The
strike Of engineers and fremen on the
Central railroad causes great trouble and
inconvenience TO the people along the
line and excites Just indignation. Those
on late trains were obliged to walk to
their homes or to take lodgings il they
were fortunate enough to be on train
that was At town or hamlet At midnight,
the hohr at which the engineers and IRE.
men secretly agreed that all trains should
be stopped, !, The 5Pennsllyalia and Le-
high Valley roads are transporting pas.
sengers Of the Central road on the Cen.
traps Tickets.
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The Snlllran.Haniord TriaI.

CHICAGO, October o4.-This was the
closing day Of the Sullivan Hanford mur.
der trial and was occupied by the counsel
for the defense, Leonard Sweet and
oBrien, and by Prosecuting Attorney
Reed, the latter making brief argument.
Judge McAllister delivered the charge,
which was generally considered as being
remarkably favorable to the accused and
to his aequittals Up to II o'clock to-
night the jury had not agreed, and they
were locked up until morning.
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From the Black Hills.

CHEYESSE, October 24.-C. F. Gard
ner, Of Deadwood, reports that the Black
Hills Mining Coup4ny'4 quartz mill
comuienced operations oa Ihe 10Th Inst.
On tie following day they ran through
nine tons Of ore from Hidden Treasure
lode, which cleaned up 5000. GuIch
mining is still in operation and the
quartz mines are showing better results
every day. Nl...
Red Canon (24th) telegraph line was
cut At Alum Springs, 16 miles south Of
here, BY the Indians last night. Sixty.
one pony tracks are in the trail. The
trail took westerly course, coming from
the direction OF Red Cloud agency.
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straight Ahead and Round About

Mark Twain on the CanaidGteA.
II Mr.. Hayes wanted to say, "Acci.
dents will happen in even the best regu.
lated families" he would say, Accidents
will happen in even the best regulated
families, = and you would know what he
meant; but Mr.. TIlden would probably
say: at Is believed by many honest and
right feeling, but positively mistaken
men-though more or less might be
weIghtiIy SAID both for and against the
proposition-lhAs inielicitouS conjunc.
lions Of cause and effect will eyentuate
oven in freside circles accustomed to the
most exact, exhaustive, elaborate and
usuiruct systems Of domestic dominion"
Then you would jump to the conclusion
tha; YOU had learned how he stood Oh
that subject, but as soon As you tried TO
pin him there you would find that he had
blasted ont Hell Gate parentheses here
and there, that feet Of political seventy.
fours could sail through without scratch
ing their keelS, when necessity required.
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cratic rule, where the city tax is now
tssnty.ons dollars and sepsaty.nine cents upon
every man, woman and child OF that city
As . reformer, Cracratt should have
kept nothing back from the steubenyilIe
people. And now that we have fpriiished
him with so much additional data We
hope he will speak his piece 1ittle diff
fsreut next time,
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NEW YORK, October 24.-Thomas Ellis,
paying teller Of the Park National Bank,
'hss a6sconded, taking with him SS6, 900
of the banks funds. He was for several
years note teller of the bank and an in.
vestigation OF his accounts as note teller
L. being made. Ellis leaves behind him
a wife and three children. He is the son
OF a Methodist clergyman, and is himself
q member OF the church. The bank has
offered a reward Of 5000.
PROMPT MEASURES FOR his ARREST.
The most prompt and effective meas
ures have been taken to secure the arrest
Of Thomas Ellis, recently paying teller
at the National Park Bank, whose detal-
cation OF $4,000 WIS announced this
morning. J. L. Worth, President Of the
Bank, iu Il conversation with reporter
Of the EpeRiHs POSt, spoke Us follows:
1--WE have placed the matter in the hands
Of detectives, who are to act under Or
ders from US, and we are now telegraph:
ing to every city OF the United States and
Canada full and complete description
Of the thief. We are determined to
catch him, no matter what it costs. The
bank long ago made it rule never 10
compromise any case OF rascality, and /
for one would give 5000 myself 70 have
Ellis returned, either with or without the
stolen funds. We shall prosecute this al.
fair with the utmost vigor, both for our
own good and for that OF the community
In response to an inquiry Mr.. Worth
said that Ellis had given bond for $40, 900,
and that the bond Is good.
The Board Of Directors were in session
this morning at the bank. They approve
the measures taken by President Worth
for the apprehension Of the ielOn and
authorize the expenditure Of all the
money needed 10. extend the search.
Ellis, ever since his boyhood, has been
connected with the bank. He was about
FIVE feet six inches high and weighed
about l75 pounds. His hair was dark
brown and his complexion sallow. He
was thirty.fve years Of age. Each clerk
this morning was attending to his own
business. There was no excitement what
ever in the hall wayor corridets Of the
bank. +.fI-,- -...a.. ~
$4,000 MISSING.
An examination Of the accounts Of
Ellis, the defaulting teller Of the Park
Bank, shows $4,000 missing, OF which
$4,000 arein gold certificates. ".-, I
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StraWs.
; GRArPOs, October "a.

EdItOrs lblelllsanS,r; G - aaERau
On train No. los, PAtkersburg branch,
to-day, the votA stood a. follows: Hayes
IS, Tlden q, Cooper 9. On the exeur-
sion train that left Wheeling yesterday
the vote stood (men): Hayes 81, Tilden
20, Cooper ]. On the l:SO Pm. Washing
ton brahch train tie VOTE stood: Hayes
l5s, TiIden 81, Cooper 2s. II.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, October 24.-The Poa reports
that the master cotton spinners Of north
and northeast Lancashire met at Man.
chester yesterday and agreed to urge all
masters 10 enforce general lockout, as
they consider the terms Of the resolution
adopted by the operatives on October
22d unsatiiactory.
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TuE Philadelphia Bnllstia takes pleas.
ure in relieving the misery OF those who
have feared the Centennial Exposition
would be a financial failure. AL debts
paid. The current daily expenses are
paid. And big balance is ptling up in
bank to pay the stockholdets-pronbly
not les. !han 50 or % per cent Of their
subscriptions. rs ss.a--.f g.. 10
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TiIton's New Lecture.

NEw YoRK, October 24.-Theodore
Tiltou delivered his new lecture on the
"Master Motives" last evening At CHECKER
ing Hall and tonight at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music, 70 immense audiences
in both places. In Brooklyn Martin
Farquehar Tupper listened to the lecture
from \ private box.
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QUEENSTOWN, October 24--Arrived-
Steamer China, from Liverpool.
BALTIMORE, October 24.-ArEiHed-
Steamer Caspian, from Liverpool.
FARTHER PoIST, October 24.-The
steamer Phrnix, from Glasgow. arrived.
NEW YORK, October 24.-The steamer
ItaIy. from Liverpool, arrived.
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LONDON, October 24.-A telegram from
Hague states that the Dutch Government
has modified its project Of coinage reform.
It is now proposed, pending an interna-
tional settlement Of the monetary system,
the maintenance Of thegold and silver
standard for Holland and the suspension
Of the coinage Of silver.
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Weather Report.
war DEPARTMENT, y
OHTicE or THR CHIET SI0SLL OPFICER,
WAsHIS0ToS, D. C, October 2S-l AcA.) }
PRonARfLITIFG

For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, rising
barometer, west to north Winds,s colder
and clear weather.
For Upper Lake Regions and Upper
Mississippi Valley, rising barometer,
west to north winds, colder and clear or
partly cloudy weather, followed by rising
temperature, 49,. .- ..,-, -g4.i
For the Lower Lakes and Middle States
rising barometer, fresh and brisk wester-
ly or northwest winds, colder, clear or
partly cloudy weather, followed by light
rains in the former,
The elower Ohio River antlthe cumber-
land will continue TO rise.
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NEw York, October 24.-Mr. O'Con.
ner Power and Mr.. Parnell, who were
entrusted with the Irish Centennial ad-
dress, have resolved not to present il
formally to President Grant, inasmuch
as the State Department insisted on its
being presented through the British Min
ta&ar
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reforming the government. A former
YiEier, MAhmond Psha, is implicated.
The members Of the Cabinet were TO have
been seized at the moment when General
Ignatief arrived at the palace, and the
Beys in Bosnia were to have made dem.
onstrations Of revolt.
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From the Indian Conntry..Red
Cloud and Red Leafs Bands Of
sioux ,DisarIned--Spotted Tail
Made Head Chici.-Gen. Crooks
Successful Strategy.

SucceSStu1 olrAteey.
CHEYENNE, Wy, October 24-Gen.
Crook being satisfied that Red Cloud and
Red Leafs bands OF Sioux were about to
depart, with a view Of joining the hos
tiles in the North (theyIhaving refused
10 comply with orders 10 come into the
agency 10 receive rations, and stubbornly
remaining in camp on Shadron creek,
whence it is positively known that they
we're communicating with the Northern
Indians and receiTing into their camp
snch as csme in), he, without awaiting
the arrival OF Gen. Merritts troops, de-
,ermined on disarming them, and at day
light on the morning OF the 2Sd inst.
Gen. Mckenzie, with eight companies Of
the Fourth cavalry, one battalion Of
which was commanded by Major Gordon
aud another by Capt. Maulk, successfully
surrounded these two bands, consisting
Of 800 lodges, and captured bucks, squaws
and ponies without firing = shot, and
they were marched into the agency, after
having been disarmed and dismounted.
Spotted Tail, who has eyinced unswerv.
ing loyalty to'the whites, was made head
chief, and Red Cloud deposed, and Spot.
ted Tail with Little Wound have agreed
to furnish General Crook with all the
warriors he may need to cooperate with
him In the coming campaign, which will
be inaugurated ut once. General Crook
feels that q great object has been attained
in this last movement, and that We shall
now know our enemies from our friends.
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PErRRsDURo, October 9

Editor, lltslllssrer:.
The vote in this county stands-Goff
COS, MstheVs 3S4.l For Senate, Layent
(Rep.) has $50 and Pugh (Dem.) S77.
House Of Delegates, Q. NJ. Babb (Rep.) J
SOL A. ". Smith lDem.l S9s. G.
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An effort is now being made to have
Machinery Hall, on the Centennial
grounds, permanently retained for the
purpose ol holding the exhibitions Of the
Franklin 1nstItute.r n lyEsg
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srABBINd AFFRAY.

s This morning William Ga,Wood aged
80 years., residing at No. 40 Edward
street. was stabbed in the back with 4
large butcher knife by William FIELDER.
GaFwood viii probably die. Zielder was
arreAtRi
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GREECE.
Discussion Postponed.

ATHENS, October 24.-The discussion
OF Eastern affairs in the Chamber Of Dep
uties has been postponed until the Soth,
awaiting the Kings return home.
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A Vienna correspondent Of the DAILY
Meas reports that arrests continue to be
made in Constautinople on account Of
the last conspiracy. II Is alleged
that the purpose Of the conspir.
stOrs wn to tCrcibly oppose the
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Chsgnteltigetrrn:
;, :, S.otrs Appointments.

-. C,F. ScOtrs Appointments
"VS %,..Iiu., Ohio county oet00ef2'' even
I'S: e., Cumberland, Hancock Co., Thurs
a s.!s.ay, 2siSSsiB B;ooEs TO- coaa'y Friday o''o'
Oss ss:I,a!;ilI:. r; \; Marshall county, Saturday
o;;Ss,i Gssros, on Marshall a. county Monday oe'
'oSSt Sa wilson i. respectfully invited =" NJ
,,...a, .%l Al any or ali Of these appointments
r,sd t.ke part in them. ,,,
'- Hon. Waitman T. Wiley
H,ri.ville, Richie county Wsans'''''
October %, y: ,r,.r Thursday
''sS5E. 'ss,:E.yls, 4S;9ISi Tyler @ copa'y. Friday oe'0
perez, Pm. .,.rIpr october 2S.
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sCHc1SsAr1, October 24.-A Commercial
Fort Watne special says that the Fort
Wayne Agricultural Works were burned
yesterday afternoon. Loss $50 900; no
Insurance. The losers are John Larwell,
$4,000, and Gillett Bros. 5000.
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PHILADELPalA.


.PHrLApr1Pn1A, October 94.-The jury
in the libel case Of Mckay against the
editor and publisher Of the Tunes have
not yet agreed upon a verdict. They
hsye been locked up since 4 o'clock on
Saturday afternoon.
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~
FIRE RECORD.
1900. 900 Ineendiary, Fire.

SAS FRASc1sco, October GA Gilroy
dispatch says that the Consolidated To:
bacco Factory at that place was burned
last night. The ERE was caused by iucen,
diarism, kerosene being scattered all over
the building. Loss 100000. ,Il
LITTLE ROCK, October 24.-The resi-
dence Of Chief Of Police Blochester was
burned yesterday morning, with all It's
contens. 1t was the work Of an incendi-
ary, and the family barely escaped with
their lives. Loss s., 900.
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EEw YoRx, October 24.-Gen. Daniel
E. sickles has been nominated for Con-
gress by the Ninth District Republican
Convention OF New York.
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WAsHrSoroS, October PA change
is to be made in the office Of the Chief
OF the Detective CORPS of the Treasury,
the resignation Of Col. E. c. Washburne,
the present head Of that organization,
having been requested.
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WAsnxoroS, D. G, October a4.-Atiss
Stella Hutton, aged IS, reading at Ill
% street, quarfelled With her parents
Yesterday, and committed suicide.
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COLUMBUS, O., October Ex-Governor
Hayes and party left here tonight in
special car for the Centennial Exposition
at PHILADELPHIA.
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Goldsmith Maid Against Time.

iwAsHIxaToS, October 24.-At Ben.
ning's Station to-day Goldsmith Maid
troited against her best time, 2:l4, for =
purse OF $1,000 The track was heavy,
and the fastest heat was trotted in 2:lsi.
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NEw YoRK, October .s4.-The total
registry in Brooklyn is $780, in 1875 1t
was 70, ,l56, and In 1879 1t was Il, ,1SI.
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OHAs 3. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

l. prepared TO u,aks earsiul and complete anAlyBs
oi Irou oFus, umatoDe, Mineral wIterS, etc.
1AbaatsTy eor. 7t;h and chapllns streets
ru?. Wheeling, ". Va
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SoNISTERNESrIoK.

The Daily Ttleguph5 special from Bel.
grade says: Prince Milan has received
positive and formal assurance Of Austria
noninteryention,
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SPAIN.
Sphnish Conspirators,

MADRID, October 24-oficiAl.-A con.
'piracy and attempted insurrection was
organized by Schares RIM Sarillo and
usAln1ton. The note says that four
General.-namely; Merelo, Areyo, Pa.
teno and Accosla-haye been arrested
and will be punished according to mill.
tary law.
LONDON, October o4.-A dispatch from
San Ssbastian says that the Government
note alluded to in the above dispatch has
created an excitement there, and arrests
OF Republicans have been made At Sara.
gossa, Lagrano. Bllboa and SAntander.
It Is rumored that RIM slrillo has en-.
tered Spain on the Arragon frontier.
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LONDON, October 24.-Ths steamships
Alsatia and Maine, from New York, have
arrived ont.
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SAVANNAH, Oct. 24,-The deaths to-day
from yellow fever were five, yesterday 8.
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LIMITED WORSHIP.

MADRID, October 24.-The official Ga.
.s!ts publishes circular strictly limiting
non.contormist worship to the interior
OF chArels and cemeteries.
MADRID, October PA circular has
Just been issued regulating non-con-
formist worship. It Is especially strict
in its provisions regarding protestant
schools. It preseribes that such schools
shall remain subject to the direct inter-
ference OF the government, and that the
schoolmasters must be Spaniards with
the proper academical degree.
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CoSpTtoYAI ACCEPTANCE.

RAousA, Oct. 24.-It is reported that
the Prince Of Montenegro has declared
his willingness to accept the six weeks
armistice, bat only on the condition that
Mostar be surrendered by the Turks.
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LONDON, October 94.-The Berlin cor
respondent Of the Tina reports that the
Iron clad Peter the Great was recalled
the moment she was leaving CriuStadt
for Mediterranean. II is thought even
now that Russia prefers TO effect a
neutrality-suspicious. Of Bulgaria By nego-
tiations rather than BY declaring war;
or, at all events, she will try and deter
war until winter. f,-rrF us
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A special correspondent Of the Time,
with the Turkish army in Servia says:
The Turks took Djesr. Etkeue on Mon
day, after a hard fight which lasted ten
hours. More than half the intrench-
meuts on the banks Of the river near
Djesr. ErEene also fell into their hands.
WILLING TO ACCEPT THE ARM1sTIcE.
A special from Vienna says Turkey
has declared her readiness 10 accept the
six weeks armistice, provided it is recon-
mended BY all the Powers.
' 1t ia reassuring to hear from Coustan-
tinopIe that hopes Of more peaceful
turn in affairs have considerably in
creased. The feeling is caused by the
unex pected conciliatory attitude OF Gen.
Ignatief. There has not been any trace
hitherto OF RuSsia's offering protection
With view. of bringing obOut collisioni
on the contrary any such intention has
been distinctly and decidedly disclaimed.
While affairs thus look better in Constan'
,inople, one can trace all around Turkey
The iron ring prepared BY Russia, which
is closing and tightening rapidly and
firmly the friendly relations between Ser.
via and Montenegro, which had become
embroiled, have been restored. Prince
Nicholas promised Servian she would in
no case accept an armistise extending be.
yond the present year. On the Rou-'
manian side matters have moi gone 50
fairly. t H-.a
Prince John Ghika is goingOn Especial
mission TO. the European Courts. This
seems TO indicate an earnest desire on the
part of Roumania, 10 avoid il possible,
making q common cause with Russia.
She probably wishes to ascertain whether
she may reckon, on the protection ot'the
treaty oiParis by which her neutrality was
guaranteed. Ifshe fnds she is left to her
solt she wilt come 70 an understanding
With RuSsia
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LONDON, October 24-The SGndarfs
special from Vienna reports that the mo-
bilization Of troops in Roumania proceeds
very slowly. At Jassy hardly a third OF
the inhabitants liable to military duty
have appeared. The people seem to be
utterly Indifferent.
THE HUNGARIAN PREMIER DlssESTs.
The same dispatch says that the resign
alton Of the Hungarian Premier Fisza is
mentioned as imminent in consequence
Of his dissent from Count Andrassy's
Eastern policy.
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HE1.r Is T1NE o. NEED.

PRsrH, October 24.-The Hungarian
Minister OF War has informed the Fl.
nance Committee that in case Of need
2l7,0O0 militia could be completely
equipped and modified within eight
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A special to the Pos. from Berlin states
that the Czarowitch's rumored mission is
declared on trustworthy authority to be
entirely groundless.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
rxoDus OF KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.

The streets were enliveued yesterday morn
ing by the parade OF Morton Commandery No 4,
KnIybt Tempars on their way Philadelphia To attend
tho great gathering of the Order there to-day The line
contaued $50 men, and was under command OF j. ).
Baker with Major L. Kent as Captan-GeneraL lhey
went by special train the NewJerscy Southern Rail-
road. Morton Cummandery took with them banner
worth nearly 81 900. to present to Grce Commandery
No. I6, OF Norfolk Va, and set Oh gudons TO DC pre-
seuted to Portsmouth Commandery OF Virginia Among
their guests were C. L. Piper, Grand SEM Warden OF
Vermont; John Perry who has been Grand treasurer
OF the Grand Commandery Of NeW-York for 23 years
aud Marvin Fellows, Commander OF Connecticut valley
Commsndery In the afternoon tho Manhattan Com
,naniery No. 81 assembled ut the l1th Regiment Armory
and thence proceeded TO Jersey CITY, where they TOOK
snocal train These knights 60 strong. and were
under command OF John ii. Masterton On the same
train were Clinton Commandcry No. Ia. with delega-
ton, from DE Witt Clinton No 81 and St Elmo No 57
OF Brooklyn. This detachment was 100 strong unior
Deputy Grand Commander OF the state. An hOur latcf
(r lie Leon COmmandery No. % OF this city also de-
n.rted escorng Gen. Charles Roome the Grand Conf
inander of the State and his staif
noon in Hugh dc Payen COmmandery No. /, winch wGs
commanded by Eminent Sir NJ. NJ Droian Grand senior
Warden OF NewJersey. AT Newark they were joined by
Damascus Commandery No. D. with 40 knights, under
command OF Dr. j. Y. Forester. AT New-biunsWlck
they wue further reinforced by go Knights from tGur
de Leon COmmandery No. 3. under D. D. Baruei Iist
Grand Commander OF New-Jersey; and az CaDueh pt
another addition OF 100 KING ats from Cyreno Comnahu
cgy No T. under Sir knight Wood Al tns point thc pa
WAS To assemble tue Grand CommaDdery or the stare
with "a mounted Knights under "ii ~ @ ~ L,r,r
ton, Trenton, Elizabeth, Millvle anu az Nv u -
entire party would then cross 10 rnIIauo PNi" " ''