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New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
MENNoELrrs FOR TIE WEST.

SIxty-four families Of Meunonites from Gov
ernmeut TOurcn, il Southern Russia and numbering in
ali $40 men, women, and children, starred at O'Clock
last evening for the West over the Pennsylvania Rail
road OF these, 500 arrived in the Kcnilwofth from
Antwerp and the remainder in the Oder from Bremcu
They came by way Of Austria, Wirtemburg, Bavaria
South Germany, and the Rhine TO Belgium, aud rom
HewYork they 20 directly TO the States Immediately
west Of TIE Mississippi. OF tire entire number % fam
iics 90 10 Kansas. u IA Minnesota and 20 Nebraska
where lands have been secured for them by tIcir
agency IN this country, most OF thc lands
adjoining those already occupied by members OF The
same Teli -Ou- belief who have Immigrdied before.
number OF parties have preceded them ana number of
Others to follow. On the Austrian borders the emil
grants met by David LOewcu, who has been Their
guide tnrOu ghout, aud 40 wIurI they met by
eight MUuOuiies from Philadelphia, headed by A. T.
FGnk their score. ary who viii accompany them poI-
ton Of tie way Westw1rd The Immigrants all farm
crs are thrifty possessing the agent, say an average O
81 800 each family aId they only leave Russia because
Of the religious troubles which originally drove thcm
from Germany hundred ycTs ago. They retain tielr
German language and customs and are In no sense
J.us5iaus
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
TELEGRAPH CHANGES.
GOLD AND STOCK QUoTATIONs-TIE USE OF DIS
TRICT MESSENGERS.

GOLD AND STOCK QUOTATIONS-TIlE USE OF DIS
TRICr MESSENGERS.
President William OrtOn of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, having been elected to sue
eeed the late Col Lerts President Of the Gold and
Stock Telegraph Company, which supplies gold and
stock quotations to brokers and Others proposes 10 re-
duce the working expenses very materially by cutting
down salaries and dischaYging useless employees The
Western Union has long held control Of the Gold and
Stock Company but a in the Of other corporations
which IT owns prefers 10 have separate organization
Both the Western Union and Atlantic and Pacific Teie-
graphic Companies propose to make uss OF the American
District Telegraph Company. Any subscriber who mas
car summon a messenger and s@nf telegram nv me
Western Union wires. paying only the ordinary toll Tor
the message and nothing for ihc service o. e 1e'SeA
The Atlantic and Pacific Companys officers are CON
tiou telegraph in opposition 10 tbat controlled py the
Western Union. and making The rates Tor service 80
month ch would be considerably less than western
T6e Wcsten Union Telegraph Company for some time
paSt has been making ARRANGEMENTS for communication
between. its Offices by means Of pntumatc tunes. a
thc branch at No il BrOad-st. made YESTERDAY. IN
the su-cclar OF the main Office, AZ Deyst. and Broad
STav Iarge engine aud pump Il constantly at work
The engine is Of 30 horsepower and the pump has l
foot cy Under aud 2.oOt stroke From the engine aLe
large supply aud exhaust pipes oi gtNa!iIsu tyhi =
the place from which the messages are sent IhcSe
fitted with valves by which the supply exhaust may
be turned that messages may hc sent or received
by the same pipe. lever attached 10 Jle IVe which,
when pulled, opens valve il the sup.y pipe admit ne
the air which drives box with tie message IL l
10 it, destination. The box is made oil leather, covered
with felt, and fits In the pipe easily The time oi send
Ing message No. IA Broad-st. il % seconds Pipes
READY for that lead 10 No l3i Peart, and !s
intended 10 make connection with tic Cotton Exchange
b. the end Of the week The pipes three ieot under ue
ground. dogn the cast side Of broadway, through
Na'ls;. 10 Broad. There also two large iron WpeS
In which is intended 70 place wires. 1t is intended TO
establish communication, 10y means Of the pueuA.4tlc
tubes with al the lI1lcli points IN TIE Guy.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
PosruUMous CHARITY THwARrED.

Neil Doughcrty, vino formerly kept grocery
store in Brooklyn and who died about year and hdlt
ago. leaving about $4,000 bequeathed the largest part
Of his property TO the Bishop OF Raphoe. Ireland, az
trustee for the founding OF parochial school in tae
parish Of Rye 10 be under the control of II farmers 0I
the parish Who to De appointed by the bishop The
testator gave the bishop all lis personal property IN
trust the execution of this scheme. lie directed his
real estate be sold ny his executors at the expiration
OF four years his deceasc and the proceeds 10 be
paid the bishop For the purposes Of the trust, until
the real estate sold the executors were directed 10
rent It, ana after paying from the rents taxes, ASSESS
ments insurance, and other charges thereon to deposit
the remaining rents in a Brooklyn savings bank, 80 be
part Of the rcsduary estate and to be payable with the
proceeds of the real estate.
Ii the action brought BY James J. Garyoy, Douyh"rys s
executor Tor construction OF the WILL Judge Barnard
has decided that gt OF the land 10 the Bishop Of
Raphop land invalid under our law, for the reason
that tho trust not authorized by oar statutes
that the four years accumulation Of th' rents 10 form
part 0f The siGuaTy estate is Invalid Indcr our statute;
ana that the Office Of Bishop Of RaPhoc hts no power
of succession law and tl" holder of the Office cannot
take title 20 land acquired by his uIc ccshnr n Oh -
or do any c-al act by virtue OF his Office = ~
plecod bishop and hence the whole plan proposed Is
Illegal Iu Ireland and al~ Tor that reason lie Gtc",
tua after the Of the three cEaccS hai ntu
in the will The residue Of tae estate h" d-tnu damouE
the heirs al law and Of hin OI the a-rd man, The
same as IT, a. to such residue he Lad G.cd wholly III
tcstItc.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
The property Is all personal, aud

traon the estate. The property Is all personal aid
is valued at $4,000.
In the suit Of Adolph SchIeichcr against Thomas
A. Ledwjth judgment entered for 1892 49, ami ths
execution being returned nnsAsGed MI Ledwith vas snn
appear and be examined 10 h property As he
Judge DonOe has ordered him show
on July 2I why he should not be punished for contempt
In the SUIT of George w. Ballod and Clarence
Werner Judge westbrook yesterday granted attachment
against the property the City Of Erie Penn The an.
are of the cysbonds on presentation the
the Fourth National Bank OF this lty where
payable payment refused, whereupon the plaintiffs
brought this suit
Writs of habcas corpus and ceItiOrari have been
issued by Judge westbrook 10 the OF Jusus Cman
whom Gov Tden directed to be surrendered the redu
sitiOn OF Pennsylvania and in the
Nathan Rohschlld arrested for embezzement, awaiting
result the Governor OF hissoun for hs
surrender Both prisoners insist that there Is ground for
their extradition
Judge Van Hoesen has denied the application Of
Peter link to be released from Imprisonment as debtor
He reviews briefly the evidence and finds that link made
fraudulent mortgage property which he bought with hi,
cr,iors money falsely 10 payment OF 81 800
10 consider whether deb0rs
held TO be just and fair when he
into Of his creditors money In bis pocket
and spends the money upon his family and IN providing Ink
ures himself"
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
A MURDERER'S Confession.
JOHN HURLEY ADMITS THAT HE KILLED OFFICER
SCOTT OF BEOOKLYN.

SCOTT OF BEOokLlN.
John Hurley, member of the Jackson Hol-
low geng confessed to Justice Riley Of Brooklyn on
Thursday that nc threw the stone which caused the
deatlof Officer Edward Scott the morning OF July .
at MyTtle-ave and steubcnst., Brooklyn. 1t that time
several members Of the gang, who had been drinking
were acting in a dsordery manner, aud the officer told
them TO move on They refused and Scott attempted 10
make an arrest In the confusion and struggling which
followed large stone was thrown at Scott. striking him
in the back Of the head. He fen TO sidewalk and
was then removed to the statiOnhOuse OF the Fourth
Precinct. This occurred On Sunday morning. On Mon
day the officer reported for duty but complained Of
eeyere pain IN his head and soon returned home. lie
grew worse, and taken TO the City Hospital, where
he died the night Of July 5.
Detective Price OF the Fourth Precinct was immed-
atey detailed 10 investigate The case and after conSd
erabe sork arrested the following persons suspicion
OF having committed tie assault: James J.. Burke,
James wialahan, John Hurley Edward WAalshan and
Edward lI!l There were also about dozen witnesses
arr ted WHO were committed 10 jail 20 await the result
OF hs COrgLcI's inquest, and the police nave beth dC
tiyeiy nj UOrk in securing an the evidence possible.
On huday all the persons lrreste. were taken before
Justice Riley, and after their examination HufItY de-
sred % have private conference with he judge AIicr
bsenre ~ hquor aud was walking alone iTon IusAhS-
LP steuben;, henL sa stbe ncmbcrs Of tne eaHg
~ stone and threw if az the officer, who about zen
fs tan, ~ me soue struck nm thc officer siasElIed
va With the rest % fLe crowd rapidly a. possible.
He aai1 that BE- had known scott for some time lie ,Cd
tie Justce hat d. had made the confession voluntarily,
- hs "dfnt went - carry thyD,B ci-t % iO"''
B1rSy VA taken back % the JAIL ana confined IN cell
~ a.s % order uet ~ might hol comm ahcae WIN
b.s fegW pfisDles - 5 tAcpshi thai ie ha. nor l9d
al facts and that Le eIgees some mitigation oi MS
49, ,,.ttta. n s,1asv,re1 /, yep he confe..ion
seff "a % fgsfo1 tat know cage 81 % in<hi roach
~ Dtff n4e.iD3le o. t-e S~sAs2H hyiyd EaHs, ana
nzt at%s'afs eiis obtaining further evidence against
~ ysls>.ssfs
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
"a pIsHEAurryED BOYS ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

When Jacob Richardson of No 39S Third
ave- returned after short absence ycstor-
day. hc found Eis boy, William Kramer, Il years old, OF
No. 81 Last Ifoustnu-st, sick upon the oor. When
kramer v ~ asked what the matter ne SAID &c Lad
taken spoonful q. Pars green This he had srraped mp
from TIE floor whore t had been placed 90 k ytIAu.
While hI> employer Was looking for ply scdu the boy
longer his parents iIltpgtrd nIm The boy was taken
10 the Twenty first Precinct Staon-house where anti
GotsS were adui-Tcrgd and he removed to Belle
VI. Hospital. Iis recovery is very doubtful.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW.YoRK .................JULr IL.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW.l ORK .................JULr II.
CLEARED
steamship Francouia Bragg. Portland J. =. Amcs.
steamship Philadelphia, Davis PMlact plua Jas hand'
Steamship Trpct DAVIS Wilmington, Del, A. AbhotI
h.tk A. d. ~OycT. Pierce. Havana, ia. b. ward x 90,
Bark ,u3.ta ttaLl Ditont, queenstown, thlA0"lH' "
PIywoutL tut orders. Socoylch e Co.
glrk Thus. tI1nsI~li, TOBIAS 20
BARK stT4 ~ignOra del BOschetto laih Poiagru h"'
Eng, Bcuhdul q Boyes, u. ,,,-, a "a
BARK Haas Nilsen hange tNor) teieisen Co'A io '''
Brk southern Belle (Br) Robbins, Genoa and leghor@
Ears knnrtta tNorl Roth Cropsldt. Punch Edye q "
Hlrk Ammonia UtaLl, Caheru Grusuy Ans - I'm
Eara Teresa CarmelA Utl.h staiiha' OueSa"' i"''''
Bsrs Cecilia utal) CosagulA Bristol John C. Seaser
BARK EsaU AUST, MAlissli 0lo'ee>'''' '''3'' |
BARK fremont Carlisle Montevideo' John Noi'on' j."
Son. ,,.-.,..-, n rohias q 90.
Rlre Pulu tN0rr. kuuT. St'tuu tuASL' ~ 'rrbani
paTk I'r.ak tNOt.l Jacobsen, Wsueach hAsr D''
rk 6ropning Sophie tNorl Petersen, Eisinoro i
drts Boo snlau. Ocrltln y CO. , q, crox p Ian
NAM Carlb townsend, Fredorckstad, 81 CroA' -
ford - ,. e,,,nsoo Clapp & co.
Brig Ohyer cuts tBr), Jones PortaHfi'h0'' '
srg S1oya Provdenza Qtal), Manganero' Nape' i'-S
schr Victoria cheyaler Providence via Ne"A''''
schr Plymouth Rock Parker, Boston, Chas Twing,o
senr A. H. Ames. AchOrn, Boston, n b Brown O.
sclr BlackwOOd Machias, Me- r. taloos - W
Scnr CheuiU, Fletcher, BOatOu, mas. I"Ih3,
schr Pon,er Dll Providence teEgusSa "e""
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, July 17.--ln the Court of Commits
souers Alabama Claims to-day the following judi tor
loss personal effects and by The destruction OF yaT
Gus essels announced =,
No .S14 Graham l. Mclean, administrator South ber-
wick Me- $3.50: No. l772, Byron u. Kn0wltol Maiden,
Mass Sj63 I773 Henry Portion. New YORK CITY s5s2;
No l-74 Edwin H. Young, GOlsbOrO' Ne. slo9 5Oi No,
1888 James b. Henry Chelsea, Mass, $3.50; No ls4S.
A. Pendeton, tslebop, Me, 5000 10 ss5, EiPhaet E.
barrow Eatbush. y. Y, $40 p No 1884, Ben kedman
Administrations $50 40. 1885, Andrew r. Gkey Isleboro
Ne s325; 1874, John Frstes Boston, Mass, $24 56
No } John A5hOoy, GreenpOIt l. l., $780,
Interest al four per cent from date Of loss.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
CALENDhRs THIS DAY.
srrnpur corrr-cnANngns-wr.rnRook. J.
mike said Dennis. mike, dye see tha

IN fau overheard. anu yOu'l Jump IN and rescue me.
and Wen divide the reward whirhll be pound apiece"
Agreed" SAID Mike; " here goes and minnie ler
he rDundrrng ia the water But no sooner hyd he
fallen In than Dennis, 10 his inHNprcssble horror, re-
WCmbcrcd that hc didn't know how ~ swim. and So, n
stead OF spTr gu in and rcScung the drowning man. he
stood leaning over the rail, staring a the bubbles where
Mike sunk. once Mike came up, but Dennis gave no
nor utter word For the fatal third time lie came 70
the surface, and family exclaimed Denny, ~ yc amt
moighy quick ts only fifteen shillnss aich We'll set
for reCOyerin tie bOdyl"
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
gID3 ron THE sTEyESs BATTERY.
GslY E5l,50O ogBgEgD TOg WHAT cOsT SEABL
Al 100 OJO.

Tils Ilaslt ~ time fOf TCcciying proposals. for
g. 1.fesss n Sc stsvsns If9ncl@3 Battfry dcscrp
fsss ~ essA s&s gGsH IL ysst>rday's JHnrSE czpired
- sosa gssfNtfaY rho h1S Wsfe feceiyed, rangiug
ffeA Sz5l(D y, @5zCDD IHDDas E)nlanG n Bon,
Gesy7ssT, IA sz1-1 =, r. Wlzglns. E,sfon B55,0COj
Frry5s a sgg, Ys,afSgai4, g5jtOO; aDd I"'ssr co,
Fsv.Tg1, s1z,,tl, M s4Ns u ne Gfb bi11sf coud
rs - aso1slss1H, - - Aafz hA Dsss iofTanisitO
c.4 scs.sz Eesgea, - Tfs1ion. AclbtbslsB4iIg TIE
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
pEsAcn n RrnENsrEIN,s EsrArE.

Surrogate Calvin on Saturday received let
ter from the widow OF Pcsach n. Rubensten the dead
murderer requesting delay OF three months before ap
pointing an administrator Of his estate She sets forth
extreme poverty the reason for not Immediately re-
spending 10 the citation OF the Court The Surrogate IN
rcply SAID that the widow not resident Of the
United states could not Do appointed administration
Igttcrs OF administration Issued 70 Kubensteins
father yesterday. The property is estimated ~ SI 900.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
NEw CLOCKS AT THE GRAND CENTRAL DEr0T.

NEW CLOCKS Ar THE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
For long time past frequent complaints
have been made by passengers at the Grand Central
Depot on account Of oaccury Of the clocks In hat
building and the resulting danger Of missing trains In
consequence Of this tho Superintendent, j. d. Icnccy
contracted with The firm Of H. Howard CO., the build
err Of THg TRIBUNE clock for The removal OF the old
clocks and The Substitution of ones. large clock
bHs been uIsrrd u The main tower Of tie building by
when n. fbc dials regulated. The dial acing Nnu
defDiltpacr god The ono in the Hupcrnicndcuts ohc6
are ran by electricity, and that erected IN the room lfUn
which trains Dispatched ns Wen a. the outside dldla
hfs a connected wih the tower clock by means OF Ig
sEaagg. These clocks guaranteed 10 vary not more
u8u ~ ffcOuds ig mouth ~ ibe construction ol INC
new e0cks the Old machinery found " 10 utterly
yglUglCaA
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
LAnoRERs MJuRED ~ - MDLAND EOAn.

IABCRERS lNJI IRID On HE MIDLAND lDAii
Train No. 2 Of the Midland Railroad, COM
monty known as the milk train which is due at Jc-'y
City about II O'clock at night, thrown upon the
wrong track by a misplaced switch, While running
rapidly into The Exchange Place depot on sunday night
ana came in collision with handcar. Tie latter vas
overturned and several Wo!mcn upon ii were all more
or less injured one OF them, Michael Farley, was sDl
ously bruised and had his leg broken HIS companions
believed that he dying as he lay upon The ground
Angcred at what they supposed ms fatal injuries, aud
at their own less serious hurts, they seized
upon picks, shOycls, Laudaphcs, ana whatever
weapons the haudcar's stock Of tools afforded, and
rushed ct the train which had stopped with the inicn-
tion OF ng revenge upon the train hands some or al
of whom they believed so have been 1T fault Tho con
ducur saV the men coming however, cN' nsusHtd IIs
lantern and ran into Tho cab'Ose The engineer hastily
backed the train upon the .ht track, and the f." ten
having been replaced. down upon The n-ht tld, no
rate Oi about uftcm miles an hour, too IaHdiy 20 allow
the laburer~ get upon the cars The UOrimcn Nt.t
then made understand that the accident was one Tor
,yIIch the train in way responsible Farley,
whose iUTr, not Of such ca"rt" as t' lead Z"
the belief that they would prove fatal removed 20
S. Francis Hospital Yesterday he was r,ouFrI'n-.
The injuries Of the other men are not Of dangerous
character.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18

MINIATURE ALMANAC -.
4:ii sgts. f:2e Moon Tlses...-. l;-Z
HIGH WAFER THIS pAf-A.N. -,
sandy Hook. i3i Cows Island Jl0 Uc q. Ferry sVo
WAITR TINS DAY. 81 ,
sandy Hook J.l4 Cows island 5:53 Hell 6. Perry 1sS
New-York tribune., 1876-07-18
CIVIL NOTES.

The widow Of the late Col. Marshal Leffcrts
applied to the Surrogate yesterday for letters OF admins
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

II ANY PERSON of an obseryant turn
should notice upon our arctic overshoes
:. more than ordinary accumulation Of
the loamy sediment Of our thawed and
mellow streets, he can find an explana-
ton of that phenomenon in the fact that
we followed up line OF hose which last
evening was stretched from the ire plug
at Rails corner up to the Warren engine,
which stood near by that company's
house. Mr.. John Trap, Foreman OF
the Warrens, was trying an experiment.
He had stretched out about $50 feet of
hose, attaching one END to the plug and
the other to tie machine, and then
turned on the water, 10 ascertain if, by
the use OF some sort OF an invention OF
hil Own make, he could facilitate the
experiment # passing water through the
engine, lead hose and pipes without
working the brakes. He found that he
could do so. and that lie was enabled to
throw stream OF at least l20 feet
through seven-eighths nozzle. Our
friends Of the butt and spanner will IN
derstand what We are trying to describe
better than We can tell it-better, in
deed. than We ourselves can understand
it. But we believe We convey Johnny's
meaning in what We say. He says he
will he out next Sunday for another
trial.
The BIG RACE seems worse and worse,
the more it is known. According 10 the
latest reports the first four miles was
made in the nluie-team time of sos.
The first mile was done in 2:30. The
horses were all driven. no doubt, with q
Spanish bit. The probability is that
Katie and Rutherford have the sorest
jaws that any horses ever had inflicted
upon them. A horse can't be held that
long with any ordinary bit; and snatiie
always hurts. Two minutes and thirty
seconds for winning four miller to make
a single mile in. is worse than Johnny
Faylor's dash for the entrance gate OF
the race track. Such race is not worth
talking about. The whole ruck would
be ruled ont by the Sardine Club-and
they tolerated Ground Hog aud Grass
hunter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-24

delights to call the Fog Bank, shines oh'
in tie full glare Of business brightness.
The House still seems to be afraid CT
unable to act positively on the imposi..n.
public questions which it must eYentr-
ally face Much time Was wasted on tho
the diplomatic appropriation bill in the
attempts TO throw ridicuIo on the service
and impair its efficiency. Springer, OF
Illinois, was chief buffoon on the occa-
sion, Juggling in to his aid PhidiGs and
Pericles, whom he represented 1000
wears ago as singing p the Acropolis,
W. won't 90 home till morning,
Till dayl.ht doth appeal.
Having got through with a quotation
from " Little Bre.ches' and Byron $ well
known lines Of ''On with tho Dance,
lie Haunted the petticoats Of tho Maid
Of Athens" in the faces Of the more BASH
ful members, but stuck at the Geek line
Zue mpu sas GgaIo,
And Ind to all on Cox Of New York 70
pronounce it for him.
Personals are no. numerous. &. W.
Colby, tormerly of Sacramento, has been
here Ter few days. General o. IL La
Grange, Of the san Francisco M.at, ap-
pearcd this morning, and will make a
very brief stay. Senator Jones - talk
ing up financial matters strongly. and
may be expected at the proper time to
make ! speech on that vszed subject
which will remove many fallacies and
enighten many stolil understandings.
THANH.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-24

Call and examine the large assortment Of goods
at E. B. RAILS. Gang Flows. side.hill Flows,
Breaking PlOws extras for Plows: Stoves Of all
kinds: also the celebrated Medallion Range;
Crockery and Glassware, Paints and Oils. Bar
fixtures, Coal Oil, Chemical and Rubber Paints,
Gas fixtures. Doors, Windows. Blinds, etc, etc =,
all Of Whit \ he offers low down for cash.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-24

THE FAvoEITK.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and Ormsny streets, is becoming
the tavorite resort Of this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer. while she
best OF wines, liquors and cigars are, also, sold
at the bar. A first class Pedro CANE for the
amusement OF guests, cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are It's recomInen-
dstions to public favor. r. Il. Brown Is tie
proprletor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-24
The Murphy Combination at the
Carson TheRter.

| III consolidation, r,biob mas 17r,Iar
.ha ;,,,oor,ol >r,~,,hxs ro,oa : a nev
ooro,srr They do nora funny things
, J., .ho,,, 1ot.o. +bo, o,,, .,o,,nA that
e,-..~ ,-;s,,e1 %avo6a Tbav even doullA
d;soo,o4 Joe.s o,ber oon,nanv that was
hora o 1i..,a. ,.bi,e az, ,,5 thar WAS one
Of tha host that .;,. nc1v eyer saw in
| t,o.a ,,,r.. of oo,r.a tbera i ~, need
- +o,i ,,.bo ,r,rnl,-- : mr. What he can
!, II, :, a., f.,,,,.,os. Tr;sb,,o,, that
.r.., ,,,ada 1.-Two ~, +v,i,.,a5 s. sline)ab. he
to,.- .t,o Dr.oh os , .o,,ioal 1Irrdar.
roo7al D,..L.,,,- 90 = Tho mos. -.
,i,., ,,7rl,,d ,,,,.., ~ tl,at eye -,1,,ta
o ho,,. or doroe7 . ,,,rbI...Lr+,te. and
l......,,, var, ,.,ol.. ,-.i,or,,,, 1.,,a an
o,,a,,ta fo,. a ra,l- naasrre IF boiled
ri,a on3 an irrenras.l}1e desire - 90 Of
.,3 nj, q har.roos. The white fol,s
il, tho ,r,,7,a,,.a ora ;,,,,aliataj, divided
t,.+--a.,, v,o,,..,,,, g.. how, CANA washing
,1o,a .o.,.1 ~ c.a,- an onti.CooJie society
Tha+.y tho Lind r Chira,nan Ice i
WI > ''"1"'! L'a''' -'A"' P'-l '.--0 -1'' N'''--'
bin-d forces appear. Their perto-mau'
viii o.r,,o..,,..a with th- SCREAMING fare.
l..y-;-l...o,.l t;,,-, -, .t., oo,,,o. ,l,o
% '''-.'A' anu ''-ih''
IsmtfkahIe Intetlude 81 I 'e"eY ie|eE
theA re @hldHoTe t"alcI' "A-eil
are ai-CSt fanny enough u O.' Jih1eF-
Gus TO the Iaugnlu9 organs Inns IS 20
be followed oy Inc lLya'S' lie
WL'stle Jlm, senator thornton on
NE -obic9 u the Dhv' anu i h4"
of &c Beas,ey p Dog" winds up the event
Kun E-7--' Inc Ao'.e7. IL 9pI1us -
S1e,, 70 art,a cLeraa mind rris
viii Oe d show as is a show.
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