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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-21

TIE FrsSahabls Dsoseratis Heotn-
asisas-An Unksswn Has fssnd
en shs Dsash ~ AlaReaA.
San FaAxcIsco. June AIS p. ~
Il ID . common report among prominent
Democratic politicians Of this city that
General Hancock Of Ohio. and Judge
Haesr Of California, will b The candid
aiss for nomination for Prssidsnt and
Vice President Of the United States In
the Democratic Convention at 81. Louis.
The Republicans will hold grand
ratification meeting tonight at Union
Hall.
Late yesterday afternoon the body Of
an unknown man vas found on the
beach at Alameda Point. Nothing was
found to lead to the identity Of the de-
ceased.
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psx IN Aaa Franchises.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

sr.uAl 10 rrs seLp MI yAnY MA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-21

~ All ordsrs len at PSsioeses Boz 2ss,
Gold Hill. or BOZ 70, virginia CITY. will b
selected with - mach care - 10 ptrsonsliy
bought. and forwarded with dispatch.
Sysaf it. TALBOT 4 co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

publican ticket. This is better than we
had dared hope, in the face of an opposi-
ton better organized than ever before, =
hopeful from their partial success of last
Notwithstanding their work months ago
aud continuing il to the dav of election.
The influence of Mines report of Mon
day On other states cannot be eNaggera-
ted. Ii will be felt in every election Of
every state in he Union. OF course the
reldfire gain men and the arithmetic
men will figure less from 1872 and
boast of Democratic gains, but Republic
cans may well be content aud proud that
Maine has her 1900 without figuring.
nearly the entire Senate. four-filths of
the House, every county but one and all
her members of Congress. Republicans,
our work has been done, and well done.
In November the party will run itself.
Every man who voted for Gen. Cownor
will vote for Hayes and Wheeler. and
rnany a Democrat will join. our ranks AMI
throw lis ballot for these standard bear
ers OF tlc great National party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
EIlSwO

antagouism. | will not follow them In this
combined course of hypocrisy, dupllc.ty
and madness, and l make the prediction
here and now, that should they succeed
as they hope to do, in making the Soutn
unit for rilden. there will quickly arse III
the North another general and determines
effort upon the Government. in reference 10
the negroes, to expe the negroes from the
south. reducing the value OF the lands oil
the South to Il mere song"
NEW YORK. 9.
The Posts Washington says a dispatch
from Charleston. 5. c., TO the Republican
of this city, says the iiot there Thursday
night was brought about by the refusal OF
republicans 10 give the democrats half the
time at HAYES mass meeting. The dem
ocrats when the decision was made known,
fired into the republicans and the latter re-
turned the fire aud drove the democrats
away. The despatch alleges that the Char
lesion agent OF the associated press, who
i, an editor Of the News aud Courier, was
one OF the leaders who attempted 10 break
up The meeting.
Mr. Edward Mcpherson. for mauy
years Clerk Il the United States House 81
Representatives. and OF unsurpassed intel
liseucn iu political matters. recently said
Ia an interview n count Ohio as certain
to give from %, 600 to 30, 600 majority tor
the Republican State ticket in October. In
diana &, going 10 be close. but In no even,
viii the result there be decided defeat for
Us" Speaking OF the outlook in the East.
Mr. Mcrherson said:
we shall carry New England solid.
New Jersey always was "A Republican state
at bottom and will return To her allegiance
this scar. PENNSYLVANIA will, beyond any
question. 20 for Hayes by a very heavy
majority Whatever chance the Democrats
hsd Ut carrying New York they appear 20
have thrown away by the stupid aud dis
honest trick PLAYED at their stat" C"uven-
tipu. lur income tax exposure }, hurting
IiIru cvcryW here, INIT more than any
where elise iu hi. owu state. where 1t pune
lures AZ 90" thrust h., reputation Is = re-
iptp-5"
butiut ~" Democratic reign. white
Jatr Thompson WAS Secretary ~ the Iu-
tsr.,r and F,nld was Secretary of wac.
about twenty millions were lost or stolen
~ tuc men ~ho had tie ruu ~ those two
Departments Mcu have short memories.
The mi htv events ~ the civil war have
seemed 10 make ancient history Of all that
happened before. But the records show
that the last Democratic administration
was thicyi>h, rotten and corrupt Mr..
Tilden THINKS We wlu. more Of ihe same
party. New YORK Times.
senator ConAling remarked III private
conversation with the editor nf the Troy
, Times the other day; When think ~ the
record of 'hc Republican party during the
past 10 years, OF the great rebellion which
Il cnrqurrd.uf the ditlicultir, IL had "a meet
aud overcome ,u The work Of rccous,ruc-
tipn. am simply amazed A. what 1t has
dom amazed A TIE f-w mistakes Il has
made: amazed that it has not made more;
amazed that our ststc-ncu have had the
,tg,.-ta. the wisdom aud the courage 10
30 wh,t they lave done, ana 10 20 ii 50
ws,l There is nothing Ia all history 80
grand ~ the record oft Republican par
Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
Alumni Eacampment.

The Second Annual Encampment of the
Eastern Normal Alumni commenced Aug.
10, continuing ten days.
II would hardly be necessary TO add to
the disappointment of those who were un-
aYoldably prevented from attending, with
recital OF all the happy incidents which
Characterize ala occasion when Old Nor
maIs' meet. for those know that on such
occasions the good time, which every one
anticipates, is most certain TO be realized.
Those are the occasions when all feel il
right to throw OFF any professional dignity
Tor season, and to enter heartily into an
enjoyment OF the present. There is the
pleasure OF meeting ole classmates, and of
living over again the old school life after
perhaps years of separation, of meeting
other friends, sand of singing together again
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
State News.
smuggler Coming IN Maine

Col. Russell, DESTROYS of showing his ia.
nous stallion to the people and breeders
OF Maine, has decided to trot him at Port
land on Tu>eday. Sept. II; at Gardiner on
Saturday, Is; at Bangor on Friday, 22d.
and at st. JOHN on Wednesday. 81.
The fact that Smuggler won the champi
onship purse for $4,000 at Boston in 1874
recording the fastest stallion time, 2 20,
has for the last two years placed him at
the head oil the stock horses Of the country
and since he beat Goldsmith Maid at Cleye.
land this season, We are boand to p,ace
him at he front in reviewing all trottiup
horses. In his first race this season he
made record OF ALI, in his second race
2:l6 IA, at Rochester 2 10 "a, and at Hart.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
Nasty on Negro Equality.
How NA-by Keeps the Peace tho Pride Of the
Amorlcan.Eed African Nasty Wants Peace
And IS 4 RefoImer

lf''" 'N' i'''''' "''H'
mat the niG2er y a trouble 20 ~ th"r
aim 70 qu"stion,And n"boddy denies az it.
lie u "nrrimcnt and an irrtlshru, ana
more than that an ab-ipot uuu>rncc, AMI
Their" never Ain b. p"ccr 80 long - h. b,
"urrrirainrd and uncontrolled.
We arr in constant icrr NV him.
Her" 10 Ia" 'onncrs There /, about POO rs
rm ihrrc wuz more. thcr respected as-
sanItS ont" a. h"z ended IN thcr b"in thin
uyd "u' some" hat-ani them no Keep d.
20 constant fer. They form boldly ~
ihe'r,r,'e-, anu hey d"ubtli> Organized u"
art a2in -. myself hey Presently seen
wv" NV en- IN Close converse, ana fhty hey
thrir ""h FcIiIluIS Ihcttins, "hrh t. DOUBT
I4- a NlNer Tor the hriAriou7 dr~ihe-. W.
new never SUFFERED from any outbreaks nv
tat'iu' i"r the corners i prompt. When
ever sc ahtI,sipa's Danger ana Ter ri,in,
"" imh'tJrtiy >AiIS out ana NH u dozen
"T 80. wen hips y 10 Inc Hud.
lhey VIII not labor Tor uS, aud thus
STAND ~ me way NV the progress ny the
country. lh'N season The iollrr'n losses
WH@ lLhIcttd on ctlLehs Nv the corners by
th'sc ptople telVoNen % worn ior en- IS
-aktr 'a'It' lour hAers OF grass; capt
ft!ler' TX aAer., dltto Deckln fo2ram
uFe aAers' d'tt"' tIder "rath'ionr akers
i'itp and others 100 teJnS To menshun. l
shhdief 70 thlhk that shood nave Lost all
nay crop ri htd any. But 81 | amt
was htrclully spared
Inc .oss come directly upon the people
hY we absolute reioo>eI nv the uIsgers 10
- cut aud gt ~ the hay. One nv EN- in
su!tlniy asked why we didn't 90 and git il
~ ourselves: lie never asked no more
questions. Their was only 81 30 on his
body Ana ez we lost the hay crop so we
shrl lose our corn. II hez not bin ploughed
ar hoed, becoz we coodent git the labor,
aud how wat little Their i nv II y TO be cut
and hu@ked, Is the question that We are
perpetyoodlly asking ourselves at Bas-
CONS.
3. They are not contcntd race, and
are oniittn themselves ez fast eZ they kin
70 be an inferior people. They hey skools
among themselves. witch - taught by ennis
saries from Noo-England. They are not
only iearuin their children to read. aud
SIGH, but they are ilyin IN the iace uv Prov
idence hy lrarnin themselves. They hev
the inpudencc "a discuss things. ana in
one naberhOOd they hey rrely startd 4 de-
batin skOol. w coarse all this worries
~.
/. They are n>lent - US - a degree
THAI is onbearable. Niygers wich only a
few years ago wuz the property NV our cit
liens now pass Us with ther heads erect
and Their hats on, and even rritate US by
apperin with better cloze than we kin wear
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

indisputable, the Ellsworth Republicans
took the field at a. NJ, and fought for
! seven hours with an ardor and determi-
! nation that could not be eXcelled. and
which resulted at the close of tie dav in
a splendid triumph over obstacles such
as few Republicans outside of New
York CITY have TO contend with.
We believe that never again, will our
citizens allow themselves to be entrap-
ped as las: Spring. They see too plain
~ the labor which it entails To secure
the Republican vote; for Ellsworth =
and always has been a Republican city.
In the evening, when the returns Of
the different Wards came in, and it was
ascertained that Ellsworth was once
more in line, the joy and gladne-s OF
the men who had won this glorious bat
tie, knew no bounds. Old men and
Young walked with proudcr and ti,i"-
er step. and the greetings OF those who
had been separated for the day were cor
dial aud hearty, like those of long part
ed friends
The HAYES and Wheeler Climb rent
the air with their cheers, aud il.umina-
tons, bontires aud music made Main
street crowded with men. women and
children. Lively, merry aud glad car
niyal of enthusiasm and rcveIry. Ev-
erybody seemed in good humor, and,
save here and there, silent, thoughtful
wayiaring man, seeking his home, all
seemed ENJOYING themselves.
Later rs the returns from other towns
came in. the crowd gathered at Ham
COCK Hall. filled it to Overlooking. and
on receipt of the good news, shouts aud
cheers were given for tie great day,
work so faithfully performed. Stirring
speeches were made by Hon Eugene
Hale and Others. and il was nos until
midnight that the streets were quiet aud
deserted
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
The Result In the District.


The 9TH District in this election is de-
nominated by the Bangor Wing tie
Banner District of the State, and well
may it be termed SO, for in every Coun-
~ and in almost every town Mr.. Hale
ran ahead of his ticket In cities like
Calais, Belfast, Ellsworth, Rocknnd,
where Democrats had proc aimed that
there was dissatisfaction, and that there
would be detection at the polls, Mr..
Hale ran from 80 TO l0J ahead. 50 much
for these false prophets. Ia Haucock
County his vote will reach nearly or
quite one thousand, in Washington eight
hundre and in Waldo and Knox where
the rash Roberts prophesied that tn un-
discoverable Mcclellan would come
across the river with 100 Democratic
majority. Mr.. Hale leads by at least
1900 majority.
Strange enough Republicans out of
the District were found credulous
enough TO give heed to their blatant pre-
dictions, made for political effect, and
correspondents of the Boston AdcertiSe,'
and New York Tribune wrote jeremiads
upon the want of organization among
Republicans of the 9Th District, the I'M
popularity of and dissatisfaction with
their candidates, and the possibility, if
not probability of Names losing one of
her Representatives in Congress at the
present election. As il the Republicans
of this district did not know what they
were about, had not the wisdom to or
ganize a victory, and could not appreci-
ate the services of Mr.. Hale, whose
record in Congress has made him known
the country over! The result shows, that
our Representative is elected by an in
creased majority over that of 1874. and
will undoubtedly exceed 5000, majority
and the gains for the ticket generally have
been larger than any other portion
of the State.
We commend to certain gentlemen in
the State, who have been fond of talk
about the bad condition of this District,
faithful reading of the returns. 1t will
do them good. And hereafter, while a
canvass is going on here. let people who
are scared about us, visit the District
and see how the people feel, instead OF
staying outside and predicting disaster.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

Robert Lescombe. a seaman belonging
in Bangor. on August u fen overheard
from the mlzzen topgalIant yard Of the
ship Alexander Marshall, from Liverpool
for New York, and was drowned.
A crew at the Dresden Ice Cos houses
one day last week, run out % tons of ice
In one hour. over one slip. This is claimed
10 be the quickest running on the kernebec
this season
One Jay last week spark from a loco
motive st fire to the brush near the rail
road track about a half "a mil. troth West
Pennington. The severe drought caused
the lire to spread rapidly, and by Monday
a hundred rcres had been burned over.
III, Augusta journal says: A printer
ramp VINO has Drc. Ia ~ork IN lhi> city
lately "subbing," has had a wind-fall, and
become the happy possessor Of several
thousand dollars, LETT him by a relative.
lie len on Thursday last tor Fredericton.
y. b, to b,comc the recipient Of the mou-
ey.
An old man bl the name Of Boothby.
OF Freedom. who recently lost All His pro
perry by the fire there has been stopping
recently at his dau:hters's, Mrs. Augustine
Blethcu. Of Thorndtke. The loss OF his
property and tie prospect Of living upon
the charity Of others, % affected his mind
that he attempted - cut biz throat With
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

Ward must be copsidered the ban
ner Ward, changing the vote from ~
Dem. mai. in March, to "a Rep. maj. III
September!
Hon. Joseph T. Grant is elected Rep
resentative to the State Legislature, in
spite of combinations and Vaccinations,
to defeat him.
With the voting lists in the hands OF
Assessors and Aldermen, every man of
whom was Democratic-with scores of
Republican voters left off the lists, and
scores of names refused to be entered
whose right of suffrage was clear and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
Senator Blninc TO Gov. lInNc-

At midnight, Monday, Mr. Blaine sent
the following despatch To Coy. Hayes -
hon. Rutherford y Hayes, Columbus. Ohio
We have carried the state on the largest
vote over cast by majority OF from $4,000
To 1000, being gain of some 10000 over
the majority OF last year. We have carried
every Congressional district, have elected
our county officers 10 every county in The
state with possibly two exceptions, have
rcgaued onc couUtg which the democrats
have held fnf several years past. have
chosen 20 out ct 81 state senators, have
elected from thrc"quattersto i"ur-iiths of
the Representatives go the -iate Lee stature.
oar triumph l. complete aud overN he
iBc at all points You will receive the 81.
ectoral vote Of The state in November by
a msjoriiy OF from 20 go to 250O0.
(Nigncd.l J e.. BLAINE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
MAINE DECLARES FOR HAYES
g. WHEELER BY 10000 Ma.
JORITY IN NOVEMBER!
MONDAYS WORK IN ELLSWORTH.
Ellsworth Right Side Up, Again

In April last, this city elected Monroe
Young, Democrat, Mayor, by ttco hun
dred and sixty:fce majority. Every
Ward went Democratic. On Monday,
every Ward went Republican, snd to-
day, Ellsworth rolls up her old-time
majority of l31 for the gallant Conner,
and I47 Tor the honored Representative
TO Congress of The 9Th District, Hon.
Eugene Hale.
We give below the vote of the city for
Governor and Representative to Con-
gress, by Wards:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
The Guarantee of the Future.

One OF the encouraging things in this
canvas. is found in the number of men who
have heretofore acted with the Democratic
publican Ianks-InEllsworth. we can count
them by dozens, and they have evidently
come to stay" Modern Democracy has
frightened them. They help us this Year
to redeem Ellsworth, and with them the
Republican party will be glad to march
and keep step in the years to come.
Republicanism was never SO strons, in
Hancock County and in the City of Els
worth as to-day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
The Wards of Ellsworth.

Ii is race as to which ward in this CITY
is entitled TO most credit. all but ward one
exceeded expectations, and all did well.
but we reckon the third as the s.bapner."
The Republicans there this year had the
men to do the work and win the victory.
Such a fight and such gain has not been
made Ia Ellsworth for years. The party
is grateful to the men who so faithfully Ia
bored and triumphed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

The following list Of non resi dent taxes -u rga
estate OF nonresident owners ia The l.aa .
bedham Tor the year ls15 tn b. lis cUmm.Gr.
Amos : Peaks collector OF sand t.a#
he 25Ih day OF May Is,5 has been returned .
Tim 70 me, as remaining unpaid on the .4la .t" .
NAY, le'H, by his certificate 0i that date 4l. 49,
r'AAln7 unpaid. and notice IS hereby given .l4
me sad taxes and interest and charge. a.,
paid in the Treasury OF said town within q. .H.te
months from the date OF the commitment % Pc.
BILL, so much Of the real estate taxed a. VA. .
sum cent to pay the amount uuc thereof luc..i
ing interest and charges, will without further hn
tee. be sold at public auction at the I.NI
House, IN said town, on the l5th day o. f..
cemUer. 1876, at O'Clock in the afternoon
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
= We give Nathan Butler the henef

We give Nathan Butler the benefit
OF his explanation published in the Han
cock Citizen, last week. 1t was as fol-
lows:
my remarks at a Democratic meeting in
Franklin last week, were misquofed and mis-
construed by the reporter for the American
l. did not exalt the rebel by comparing him with
the secret traitor, but placed the secret traitor
ID me Z: ;. senate, who, as Gen. Custar says
in his War Memoirs (see Galaxy of June
iastl were secretly plotting to defeat the army
OF Mcclellan before Richmond, thereby stab
bling them in the back, and who said, 1T is not
on our books that Nee. shall take Richmond
below ali other criminals where Dante in his
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

The above l. an excellent showing for
old Hancock. Persistent and uutiring
efforts were made by at least TWO of The
Democratic candidates, who personally
traversed the entire County from Deer
Isle to Garabouche, in,ruding, ub.fud-
ing, proiruding themselves every where.
calling upon the faithful to save them and
their country from ruin, taxation aud
starvation, and one of them, by the most
pitiiul appeals to Republican voters,
begged OF them TO throw one ittie split
ticket on which the bcggar's name ap.
peared. Thanks to the intelligent yo-
tiers Of Hancock, the suppltcatiRg dodge
did not avail
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
.fIr. Biainc on the victory

~ the large gathering assembled in
Mrouian Han, Augusta, Monday night. TO
hear the election returns. Nh Blaine wa>
louCly called for aud in response spoke a,
follows:
Friends dRI To,cusm~u II nave never
assisted IN seeming Republican victory
IN Maine that gave me The profound aui
heartfelt qualification derived from the
work Of to-day. Atthe moment ut Cover
nor HAYES nomination tor the Presidency
| FASTENED 90 telegraph him thar Maine
would speak forth her approval in rn
GoubtuI tones. sent this a>>uranCr. not
ouiy in the standard bearer of the patty
&" which am proud % belong. but 20
personal Hi"ud Tor whom | entertain the
s. armrst regard and the most sincere re
>icct.
sm sure the whole coumiry vii take
nliiCaut indication Of the large and graudrr
victory which Will preserve the power VI
the nation IN the hands 81 those Who
believe we are nation. The ppupl" ct
Maine act independently and vote lntcl.i-
gently AMI they have to-day Indignantly
refused 10 b. transferred 10 the agents aud
allies OF the confederate power IN the
south; and The sister States Of Maine that
fought hy her side in the war tor The ulinu,
Wi. stand by her side ia the position she
has taken to-day. Marx that, Gentle
men. bid You goodnight, and | bid YOU
good cheer for the morrow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14
VOLUME %
those old songs which our sehoo,
E,n,., Vul Qavs

those old songs which our sehoo,
knew. us!,
But this enjoyment must be prefoo.,,
term of pioneering and for this ~
the chairman of the ES.Com. detailed !, rug
persons 1.-TWO of whom were ate,ns
appointed to office. of distiaetio,
Nommissary' and the other as Can.
the Equestrian Department. and tba
ot whom surely deserves mention ,,
patriotic devotion to the cause. h.,.
undergraduate to go to IsIesho.1
! place of encampmeni, and make nsoo..
preparations tor the arrival of tho n,'
To be sure the pioneering sp,n,
would make only the most mild chan,
with that OF earlier days, yet it had
culiar hardships. There was III.
| which broke at the outset when ev.r,,I
had been load, d for conveyance, the
| tract with the OK team man which G,1
ed, the hmts fo- an invitation Ia 5,.
which it was found necessary 10 m,l. ~
nj first attempts without success Vho..,
supplies were nearly exhausted a.
/ But these were ouly the experience, of,.
pioneers aud Wednesday at the arriy, -.
the parry everything was in READINGS.
the 'Alumui Hack with Dick ar.,.l
| Centennial John having been returr.l.
his owner stood waiting 10 convey u--
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

ford | rs IA; thus showing better time as
he goes on.
Smuggler was bred in Ohio, taken to
Kansas when two years old. where he was
used for saddle and farm work TIL he was
six, when he first began to show the speed
which this year has So astonished the whole
country. He is descended from the fast
est running horse this country has ever
produced. American Eclipse from whose
blood he probably gets his wonderful last
ing qualities.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

Inferno places the traitors, Judas Iscariot,
Brutus and Cassius. NATHAN BUTLER"
Now, il anyone can understand the
above, he can do more than we can, or
any body we have found. OF course, it
would be asking Mr.. b. too much to
supply us with brains, but we should
really like TO know what he did say, il
not what our reporter said.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-14

no WHOM t may concern. have the .-.
rr.Vv'I into luu"j IrI auI Ws-. -t.-
Found doing damage 90 ih" Artl OF J. lt..'-e. #
The town oi Eruosin, and mpouudrI uy l..-r
Of saii ''wn- The owner L. hereby rs.."H.
pay the sum legally demanded ln tau4-.- 4a
fce- and charges for iuppuutius, ans -tAe ...
beast away.
Il .. DORITY, pound k.cie..
Brookln. Aug 2Ha, I~75. at+