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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-23
FOR EIGN.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
ResiguatiOn of the seryian Ministr,


ST. PETERSBURG, Nov, GA despatch from
Semlin announces that the Servian ministers
rendered their designations. The reason is not
known. Prince Milan has not yet accented
the designations, but the ministers persist in
their determination.
I'm General.
A draft of the new Turkish constitution has
been sent to the Grand Vizier. 1t is stated
that it will be put in force before the meeting
IF the conference.
The Pail Mall Gazette, Standard and other
conservative journals express complete distrust
OF the Cars assurances as expressed to Lord
LOTUS.
The Gar is reported as saying that he de-
sires peace, but he must consider Russia's hon
or and his own pledge to obtain the autonomy
which he had demanded from the Porte.
The Diretto newspaper believes it to be the
duty of all the Powers of Europe to unite with
that humanity and civilization demand for the
peace of the world.
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Proclamation by Wade Hampton.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 22.-Gen. Hampton has Just
issued the following address,:
To the People of South Carolina:
The board OF cahvassers have by their unpre-
cedented action today shown not only their
contempt and defiance of the Supreme Cour.
of the state, but their utter disregard of their
own official integrity. While the grave CUES
tions determining the result of the recent cleo
ton were pending before the Supreme Court,
composed of three judges belonging to the Re
orders of this tribunal, the board have issued
certificates of election to the Republican Presi-
Dental electors and to the Republican state Off
GERS. and have refused to give certificates to
Democratic members of the Legislature shown
by the returns of this same board to have been
elected in the counties of Edgefeld and Lau-
rens. This high handed outrage is we'll calcu-
lated to arouse the indignation of our long suf-
fering people, bat assure the m that this dar-
ing and revolutionary act of the board can have
no legal effect whatever. 1 appeal to you,
therefore, in the fullest confidence that the APP
peal will not be unheeded, that you will main
tain, even under that provocation, your charac-
ter as an orderly and law-abiding people. Dur
ing the past exciting canvass you have studi.
ously avoided the semblance of purpose to
disturb the public peace or TO transgress the
law. Your cause, and it is the cause of consti.
tutlonal government of the country, has been
carried to the highest court of the state, and
we are willing to abide by its decision, feeling
assured that this tribunal will see that the laws
shall be enforced and justice secured
(Signed) WADE HAMPTON.
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Grimes and Casualties

An unknown man fell from an Implanted
bridge at Woonsocket Tuesday night and was
drowned.
Two men named Charlie Long and Henry
Boland have been arrested in Richmond, Ia,
and $4,000 in counterfeit money captured
There was fire on the bark Monhegan, lying
at New Orleans, last night and 900 bales Of
cotton were burned.
The abscondIng teller of the Park National
Bank has been arrested at st. John and suit
brought to recover S62, 400
J. B. Brown, at Keysville, Missouri, Monday
evening, shot young lady named Emma Jared
because she discarded him.
"A new dwelling on the Boyd road from
Portsmouth, N. H, occupied by Clarence B.
Mason. was burned yesterday. Loss $780,
Bark w. A. Farnsworth, bound to New
Bedford, which went ashore ON Throgg's Neck,
has beeu hauled off without damage
A fire in Lynchburg, Va, Tuesday destroyed
the tobacco factory of T. Fl. Allen and George
Miles. besides damaging other property. Loss
$4,000. III ol.ag{
The grist mill and sash, door and blind fac
tory, both the property of Taylor, Hunt & Co.,
at Dundee, ILL.,, were byrned yesterday; with
out insurance.
Thomas B. Piper, awaiting sentence at
Boston for receiving stolen goods, is now
charged with swindling his late employer out
OF $4,000, and will probably get longer SEN
fAncA
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Sydney NsW Oct 2eh, barque I Sargent,
Ar at Algoa Bay, CGH, Oct 18th, barque Mignon,
Soule London.
Ar at Calcutta Oct 30. barque Midas, Frost, from
Trieste.
AT at Madras previus to goth inst, ship Republic,
Holmes, Boston.
Ar at SouIabaya goth inst, barque Thos Fletcher,
Pendleton, New York.
Sid I'm Valencia I'd inst, ship Uncle Tobey, Wood
side, Callao in ballast.
Ar at Antwerp 10Th inst, ship Admiral from Lobos
de TERRA.
Ar at Flume 14th inst, briggs Lizzie Kimball,
Storer, Richmond, Va; Gazelle, Dickson, do.
SID I'm Pauillac Nov goth, ship Scotia, Baker, for
IS, SD TN Liverpool 2ls, ships Golden Rule, Morse,
olie at ssfa "Mn Ed SC,6 smssy do
Portland; Ellida, Dunlap, do.
- Ar at Swansea 10th inst, barque Chas F Ward,
Ar at Ponce Oct goth, sch Perry. Look. from
At Bermuda 10th inst, brig j Pettengill, Hall,
from Cardiff; sch Nellie Scott. Milan, from Hull.
. Ar at La Hove. Ms, 9th inst, sch w Sawye .
Orchard; Southport for Island.
= Ar at Yarmouth, Ms, 18th inst sch Mary Pike,
Good, New York; Bessie, Nckerson Portland,
--latest by European steamersl
Sid I'm Liverpool 18th inst, j H McLarrep, for
Ar at Cagliari 18th inst, Ennis, Dyer, from Eng
land for Marseilles, (see Mem)
Ar at Calcutta prev to 10th inst ship Samuel Skol-
field, Sheffield, Liverpool; Majestic, Pike, do.
Harding, London.
SID I'm Grgenti Oct 81, Sarah E Kingsbury, Griffin,
Woods Hole.
GiTgenti.
SID I'm Cadiz 4th inst, Sarah E Kennedy Wilkin-
leans. '
Sid I'm Antwerp 10Th inst, Emma Oliver, tor New
Orleans.
Sid finn Bremen Slh inst. Andrew jackson, Bart
iett, North America; Ironsdes, Tapley, do; Sarah,
Rice, Charleston.
SPOKEN.
Nova of Deal barque Minnie NJ Watts from Ant
werp for New Orleans.
NOV 10, Shinnecock N 40 miles, sch Georgia, Rob-
ertson, from Cadlz tor New York.
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CUBA.
Gen. CampOs' Plans-Arrest of Suspected
Parties-A Vigorous Campaign Inauxu.

HAVANA, Nov. q, via Key West, Nov. o.
Nothing whatever is known about the plans
of General-in-chef Martinez Campos regarding
the campaign. The governor purposes to keep
his movements and plans as secret as possible
and some people even assert that the general
has warned the newspapers not to publish any,
thing without his special permission. He has
thus far established no headquarters but is
paying flying visits in the towns called Cinco
Villas, where it is reported that he is summari
ly dealing with suspected and convicted nsur-
gents Report says he has ordered quite
number to be shot InlCienfuegos. He expects
to clear Cnco Villas of rebels IN two months
and will then pursue them beyond La Trocha.
Last Thursday while Gen. Martinez Campos
was on railway train running between Saeua
and Los Cruces, the car containing his whole
equipage was burned. The cause of the fire
is not gwen. The Car also contained ammuni-
was done.
In this city the arrest and Imprisonment of
suspected Cabans continue Some of tho ar
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-23

BOSTON, Nov. 22.-lRepor:ed for the Press. 1-Tbe
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoon
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock so "a
52c; do choice Xxx 45 q 471c; do fine 10 a 45c me.
dunn Al g 4Sc; coarse 81 "a 3sc; Michigan extra and
Xxx ~ (9 400; fine 3S q 39c; medium SO a 40c; COM
mon "a g 35c; other Western fine and K SO "a 4Oc:
medium 3S "a 4Oc, common SO q 35c; pulled extra
30 g 423c; supertine s. As; No l. 90 a 3Oc; comb
IA q SOC; Texas 15 q 26c; Canada 40 "a 41c do Comb.
ing 56 g So; Smyrna washed IS q CSC; do unwasb
ed, 10 @ 23c: Buenos Ayres IS a 33c; Cape Good
33c. AZ ~
There is very firm feeling for domestic Wool and
prices continue to be fully sustained with considera
The sales Of Ohio and Pennsylvania eeces have been
at AZ a 4ec, including medium, X Xxx and above
Wisconsin and Michigan feeces at 3S % Ale, and
unite firm. ->' "Au
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MARINE NEWS.
A Bath Bark Burned.

Bath Bark Burned.
BATH, Nov. 22.-The bark Andes of Bath,
275 tons, was totally destroyed by fire at
Thwing's Point, Woolwich, last night, where
she was loading with hay. There were nine
tons on board, owned by J. B. Drake and 9TH
ers Of Bath and parties in Portland. Insured
for $1,000 1l
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Louisiana Finances.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 22-Foreign bondhold-
ers have sent here $3,OO0,0OO of old state bonds
to be funded, and their representatives here
have addressed a letter to Gov. Kellogg, calling
for meeting of the funding board There be-
ing two years interest due and no funds on
hand to pay it, their Immediate funding would
place the state in default Considerable apx-
iety exists in commercial circles respecting the
issue of the application, to which Gov Kellogg
has not vet apDlied @"
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rect to the Abattoir to be slaughtered. Trade fol
Northern Sheep and Lambs has been about the same
as it was one week ago, at prices ranging from Ste
&c P ID.
Swine-Store Pigs, wholesalesc retail q &c % ib.
Eat HOGS &c ID III =
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In New York there has been an increasd demand
from both manufacturers and spectators during the
past three days. and the aggregate business makes a
very fair exhibit; prices have ruled strong.
In Philadelphia the firm aspect of the market re-
corded from week to week for some time past still
continues, but there has been very little demand.
Inc stocks are reduced to very moderate figure
compared with this period in former years. while the
supply in the West is nearly exhausted and general.
ly held above the rates current on the seaboard
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College Rowing Association.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. pa meeting of
delegates from the New England Colleges was
held here to day for the purpose of forming a
rowing association. Only Dartmouth, Brown
and Trinity were represented, although dele
gates were expected from Amherst, Bowdon,
Harvard and Wesleyan. A letter from Har-
ward declining to join the association was read
Bowdoin was recognized in the proceedings,
and it is expected that Amherst and Wesleyan
will also be represented in the regatta next
summer. 1t was voted to call the organization
the Rowing Association for New England Col.
leges. New London was selected as the place
for the regatta next summer.
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For New England,
The franklin Spoken.

New YORK, Nov. 22.-Capt Crowell of the
steamer Gulf Stream, which arrived here to-
Gay, reports that he spoke the frigate Franklin
yesterday morning about 80 miles from this
port. The officer of the franklin asked who
was elected President, and said all were we'll
on board. The Franklin was not under steam,
but was lying to, close-reefed, and the captain
says, if she desired to reach port she could cas-
lily have arrived here this morning.
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Boston Bank Statement.
New York STOCK and money Marker,

NEW YORK, Nov 22.-Evening-Money market
was easy at p "a per cent. on call.
Sterling Exchange is dull at 4Sl3 q 4s2 for sixty
days and 1881 q 4S4 for demand.
Gold market opened and closed at 1891 with sales
in the interim at 1899 Carrying rates g. 2, 23 II and
The Clearances were $25.477,OOO. The customs re-
cepts to-day $257 ,O00 Treasury disbursements
1000 gold and $4,000 in silver coin.
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Boston stock Market
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Nov. %.

S27S Eastern R. scrip Observation-Disclosures Os
10 Boston and Maine Railroad. ........... g. 96
Second Call.
$1,000 Eastern R.. new bonds. .............. sol
Sales at Auction.
Boston s. Maine Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 95a
L ........ do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 95
10 Portland. Saco g. Portsmouth Ralroad..... Ash
$l0,50O Eastern r. bonds. .............. so
$1,000 Bath City 6's 1902. 1OI
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DIED.

In Gushing, Oct. %. Maubeck M. rayson aged As
years months.
In Albany, Nov. 8. Kendall Saunders, aged IS yrs,
son of fra II. Saunders.
In Norway, Nov. Is, Mr.. Nathan Farrar aged 81
years II months.
In Biddeford, Nov. 16, Mrs. Alpha, widow of l,eu-
ben Emery, aged SO years months.
In Pittston. Nov. 10, Salome Hardy aged so wears.
In Newcastle, Nov. II, Mrs. Joanna Stone of Gar
diner, aged Sc years.
so years. "e''
In Augusta Nov. 10, Mr.. Bradford Mcfarland,
aged 81 years 2 months.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE GRIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
Nov. %, Il A. M.))
For New England.
and the Middle States rising barometer, north
west to southwest winds, stationary or higher
temperature, cloudy weather with occasional
light rain, except clear westher at southern
stations
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BY TELEGRAPH.
~ M MAINE
MAINE


a ERE In CALAIS.
CALAIS, Nov. GA house and barn belong.
ing to John Hanson, Pomeroy Ridge, was burn.
ed yesterday. Insured $500.
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Government Appropriation

WASHINGTON, Nov 22-The House Com
mittee on Appropriations did not meet to-day
on account OF the absence of the chairman,
Mr.. Randall, who is expected from Louisiana
tomorrow. Estimates from all the depart
except the deficiency bill and the legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation bill. The
estimates call for in round numbers $175,00O,-
900, as against $15O,0O00O0 appropriated at the
last session. =
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Providence Print Cloths Market,


PROVIDENCE, II. l., November 22-The Printing
cloths market steady at 4ac cash for standard and
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Store Cattle-Yearlngs, 81 to $16 two wear dds
$l5 10 $27 three year ods $25 to As per head Prices
Tor small Cattle depend much upon their value for
beet: But few Store Cattle in market for sale.
Mich Cows-We quote extra at SIS a sos; ord-
nary Sl5 q so head. Prices for Mich Cows do not
vary much from week to week. Most of those in
market are of an Ordinary grade.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West and
MAINE were all owned by Mr.. Hollis and taken di-
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News and Other Items.

This Hartford and New Haven newspaper
Offices have cut down their rates of composition
from 40 to 80 cent per thousand ems.
By the way, that's good charade--"My first
(syllable) is company; my second shuns COM
pany; my third calls company; and my whole
entertains company" Give it up? Why CO.
nun-drnm, of course.-N. Y. Graphic.
A numbering little fellow explained his tears
to . companion: Spa sent me after Goldfish for
breakfast, an went fishin' and was gone all
day, and now we have been havin' some bull
dezin'."
A newly married pair were on their way tc
New York from Buffalo on the Erie Railway
cars one night last night, when the husband
took from his pocket piece of brown paper,
which the bride snatched and threw out of the
window, remarkipg: "You said you'd gull
chewing tobacco when 1 married you" As
gently as he could under the circumstances the
husband remarked that the paper was not to-
bacco but 500 in bills.
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HEsITUATIoN.

THE SITUATION.
A Breeze In South
Carolina.
Returning Board throws
out Laurens and Edge
field Counties,
ISSUE CERTIFICATES OF BLH.
TION BASED ON THE 9TH
Err COUNTIES,
And then Adjourn
Finally.
Republican Govern
or and Legislature.
Secured.
An Address to the
People from Wade
Hampton.
Little of Importance
from Louisiana or
Florida
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MEXICO.

rested parties are lawyers. The greater pa
however, are workmen. =
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Brighton Cattle Market.

101 0Ho "eoh e1u1ng WeuIesuay, NOV. z.
Amount OF stock at market-Cattle 1868: Sheen
and Lambs Ii, SAC; Swine 245O; number of Western
Cattle 1850; Eastern Cattle so; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 225. ~
Prices of Beef Cattle p 100 Tbs, live weght-Extra
at So 6l4 "a co; first quality at So Is a so; sec
ond quality at S. 90 q 1915 third quality 81 30
g sat poorest grades Of coarse Oxen, Bulls SC,
at so a so. '
Brighton Hides u u cents " ID. Brighton Tai
5Ic ~ fb.
Calf Skins 10 q lie P fb sheep Skins at ST. Lamb
Skins 81 on each. ~ @'''D
Working Oxen-But few pairs In market and
not much can for them, few pairs each week bejng
al the market requires. We quote 81 Veg as follows:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-23

MATANzAS. Brig Abbie G Titcomb-4O12 shocks
and heads, 1885 box Shocks 12450 hoops 81 bbls po-
tatoes, 1872 bush potatoes.
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NOTES.

The official canvass of the vote in Connecti-
cut shows total vote of 122,156 for President,
and 121 1924 for Governor. The vote for Presi-
dent was as follows: Tilden 81 1884, Hayes So
034; Cooper ia; Smith 378; Tilden's plurality
1900; majority 1748. For Governor, Hubbard
(dem.) 81 1884: Robinson (rep.) 5S,514; Atwater
(Greenback) $50: Cummings, (Pfobtion) 74O;
Hubbard's majority 2O5O. For Congress, Lam
ders plurality in LIST district 1879; Phelps in the
I'd, 1928; Wait in the Sd, 1748; Warren in the
4th, 1872.
r. G. Frost, Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in the Sd Missouri district proposes to L.
s. Metcalf, Republican candidate, that neither
party accept certificate of election; that they
request the Governor to order another electio ;
that they withdraw the proceedings now before
the court, and refer the whole matter back to
the people. Mr.. Metcalf has not yet replied
The official vote of the State of Kansas with
the exception of Barton and Pratt counties are
now in, and is as follows: Hayes 1850; Til.
den 81, Al; Hayes majority 40,039 The two
counties not received will increase Anthony's
majority over MARTIN 22,665, and over all
16, "a: Phillips majority in the first congress
two counties tnshear from, which will ;ncraaso
it 800, is 1875. Haskelrs majority Is 5z10
over Goodin and 5208 over all.
The official majority in Wisconsin for Hayes
is GAL. Owing to a mistake in printing the
blank returns the majority for Downs, one of
the Republican electors, is only 1900.
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MEMORANDA.

dispateh from New Orleans states that the new
board had been damaged by fire but the extent was
NOT ascertained She registers 1173 tons, and was
recently launched at Rockport, Me, where she is
Barque Andes of Bath, was totally destroyed by
nre tuesday night at Woolwich, where she was load
ing day. She registered 276 TONS built in 1855,
ana na was owned in Bath and Portland Insured for
$4,000.
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Foreign Notes.

The threatened lockout in the Lancashire
cotton mills has been averted by the masters
withdrawing their notice of the reduction of
wages.
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,ical Document.

cacabe Iuments Used by the DEM
ned or ----Su auth Carolina-A Cheefal
'dac' nd on Ones Doorstep.
and law-abiding people, accus-
.y the peaceful, if noisy, methods OF
ling political campaign in the North,
some difficulty in understanding the dead
iolence and furious passion which mark
early every heated campaign in some of the
Southern States. The suboined letter may do
something to open their eyes. The warning
No. 2" referred to in this political literature,
and found inclosed in loaded rifle cartridge
of fifty calibre which is very ugly missile to
have shot at one, the experienced know A
slip of paper was wrapped around the copper
shell scrubbed over with something which
looks like "not be long in coming This
cheerful missive was intended for Gov. Cham
berlain of South Carolina, and was thrown into
what the writer evidently thought was the
front garden, but it happened to be the garden
of his next door neighbor. The package was
picked up by one of the children. Such an
incident at the North would indicate little
more than that the writer was some crazy idiot !;
but down South where the shotgun policy
rules, such messages apt to mean some
thing. The followir is the letter:
To HIS Honor Coz. d. II. chamoeriin y ' " N''
Please find enclosed warning No g. No. 8 will be
winding sheet s. befor thirty days after warning
No s. will come warning No. which will be an end
Of Daniel ii. Chamberlain. As you cannot be Gov of
sc q waunts to be a Gov so bad will have COM
passion on you g. make you Gov of Hell where you
can practice all your hellish games without having
to transport you elsewhere as hate you much.
If you were to go to heaven, & knew it, would go
to he'll to get rid Of the Damnedest Vlai the Devil
made If You leave G in thirteen days after
No. all good and well if not take the consequences.
do not wish wish to stain my hands with blood OF the
sending you this warning. leave or die.
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAMsHIPs
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND,

Wednesday, Nov. 22.
ARRIVED.
Steamship FIanconia Bragg, New York-prssen
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch Banner, Snow, Bangor-mmber to j Fl Ham,
len. - ~
Sch Lettie Wells. Ashford Calais for New yor,,
Sch Ella, Squirting, Rockland, to load for Goulds
boro. ~ o0'i"'
Sch II Colson Clay, Bangor for Boston.
sen ORION, Patterson, Bangor for Boston
sen CARA Jones, Dermott, Rockland for Rich
mond, Va. AVA MILL
Sch VIM Butman, Sproul, Dresden tor Boston
CLEARED.
Lord.T w -as-oonn
r.! Sch Nathan Ceaves, Atwood Rappahannock. Va
Timmons g. Halves. Ff''0'A' va
sen la Spoford, ingalls,, Eastport and Calais
S W Thaxier. "A' DuoASpolt-
Sch Radiant, Hardy, SWANS Island-master,
tfRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT,
BCOTtlEAY, Nov 15-Ar schs OREGON. Dnnton
foTtland; Northern Light, Orne Boston,
NOV lo-Ar, schs JAS Smith, Standish Rath. Mary
E'hott. Warren, Portland. '
-, NOV 2o-Ar. schs Bay State Brown Gloucester for
western Banks; Boston Light Smith RockIand for
mOnd. '' A'o0Aiahu ioi MIL"
Georgetown. ''' AVN o'"e'p0-' ava
e.! N S 22yCld, sch Mary Oliver, Cnew) Durham,