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The daily gazette., 1877-02-27

If after all the rascality, forgeries,
perjury, corruption, bargaining, and
trickery, it should so happen that Re-
turning Board Hayes did not get inte
the White House, what weeping and
wailinP and gnashing of teeth there
would be among the disappointed pa
triots! How many programmes, Cabi-
nets; schemes, and jobs would be up
set! We can imagine the physiogno-
mics of the Infamous eight as the news
reached them that the House of Repre-
sentatiyes had decided to take an evil
dence concerning the fraud aliundc
the Electoral Commission. How the
pleasant features of John Sherman
caid to resemble those Of Cain in q
great picture, would elongate as his
prospective grip on the Treasury re'
Taxed. And Edmunds who drew the
cheating bill to oust Morton, and Nor
ton who cheated Edmunds out of hi
little game by getting a seat on thu
commission, how charming they woult
look as they met in mutual sadness, t,
say nothing of Evarts, Stoughton ant
| Co.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-27
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, A. N.
PROBAgILITIEs.

During Tuesday, in the Middle and
Eastern States. rising barometer, cooler,
northerly winds, backing to warmer
southwest, At Southern stations partly
cloudy or clear weather,
The daily gazette., 1877-02-27
EPILEPSY OR FITS.

~ SAMARITAN NERvINE, the Ieat
E5 Nerve Conoueror cures Epileptic Fits,
C%onyuisions, Con Spasms, st. Vitus Dance and
a n neryous diseases ; the only known pos
tive III, ca and sure cure for Epilepsy. 1t has
been tested by thousands s. ana mas meyer meyer
stamp for circulars, giving evidence ol
curesl Trial package free, Please give
name of express Office when ordering med,
icnes. Also send names and & address OF all
Address, DR.. 3. A. RICHMOND
ianed&wfy Box. 74i, st. Josephs. MO.
DARGAlES S.,on, u,u,,o AND
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4bil and Market
The daily gazette., 1877-02-27

Harrisburg Pdtriot says that all the
cases of the doubtful electors should be
carefully and thoroughly investigated, and
if it appears that the inquiry canno5 be
concluded before the fourth of March the
house should In due time pass bill pro-
viding for temporary President and
fixing an early date for new election.
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factory treaty.
Numerous questions in regar1 to pass
ports, naturalization, and exemption from
military service, have continued to arise in
cases OF emigraDts nom Germany who have
returned to their native country. Tue pro-
visions of the treaty of February p, 1868,
however, have proved TO be SO ample and so
States at Berlin has been able to ADJUST all
claims arising under IL, not only without de-
triment 10 the amicable relations existing
GetW cen the two governments, but il Is be-
lieved without injury or injustice to any
Gully neturaiized American citizen. 1t is de-
siratle that the treaty originally made with
the North German Union in 1868 should now
States OF the empire of Germany.
The invitation Of the Government of
Frarce To participate in the exposition of
Of the products Of agricultur e, industry and
The fine arts, 10 be held at Paris during the
coming year, was submitted for your cOnsid-
GRAFTON at the extra session. II is not
doubted that its acceptance by the United
States and a we'll selected exhibition of the
products OF American industry On that oc-
casion will tend to stimulate International
commerce and emigration, as well as TO pro-
nloie the traditional friendship between the
two countries.
A question arose sometime since as TO the
proper meaning OF the extradition articles
of The treaty OF 1912 between the Unitei
States snd Great Britain. Both Governments
however, are Low In accord Ia the belief that
the qu stion is not one that should be al
lowed 10 frustafe the ends OF justice, or to
disturb the friendship between the two ma
lions. No serious difficulty has arisen in
accomplishing The extradition of criminals
when necessary. 1t is probable that all
points OF disagreement Will, In due time, be
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THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
, 1877-08-31

THE aULrAS's TIIASKs 70 GEN. KLATKA-rMo
TURKISH MEETlS9 IT FGE3ArA0.

THE aCLTAS'8 THASkS 70 GEN. KLATkA-FIl0-
TURKISH MEETiS9 IT FAEsArAO.
LtsEairh 70 Londsn TtMss.
BERLIN, Aug. ll.-1hc sultat, has tclegtuphcd
10 Gen, Klapka lta sincere.t thanks sor usetul
stra:eglcal atlylce tcn.lcrcd. Ills .tnjesty has
likewise consulted t;cu. klapka Oh the present
usnert us affairs, promising tlIat apy counsel
given will he carefully weighed.
vlExxA, Aug. "a gr,s. meeting was lell
this morning At Frcsluryt attended BY Heu.
kIapka. Thousands Of persons, lcurn by trlc-
'li,u enthusiastically. Deputy pr[leszhy aclIy-
cortel The General, loudly cheering him a1ou::
The route. At tho meeting ho made long
spreetl u. tho Eastern f}urstio1i, aud resoil.
tlun was adopted to THIS ettcct:
We especially condemn ao0c Of carrying on tho
war when has decenera'sd. through tsto!tau
vrrltahle massacre. war Of e1tcf1'Ilnafun; uni.
In ths nsus VI Humanity and rh!issianlty. w d..
g. a1s po..c se s pssieey civ eenfotaa @ @
bio with lht tatcrSts Of the 3l0naschy The Atttuds
which allhs Ut The naintcheace Ut pc5ee. ai's! MI
and treasure M t1lu people, W.: when tho intcg
ri.y Of the State auh ar rational esjate,Ire appraF
seriously tmpeti!ed. Hut thu best picas of stcnf-
Inv our tNsHEe II to faCIate IL the People OF tho
neixhbotsug stata tler tree tla. clap
u.snt, aud IL 6cSvnd tue elnrs designed to intro
aass tstotns rAs q thy n!toasn E,
dc.irc ihu nain cnancc oi tbs lcftstosal Integrity
.! turkey; aful VIC ao!cHlniy, amt tn Tho psae o!
Traditional and tnetns,'gnsl tshs ro.s.s as.ln.s
u,Gst pronounced Aha0luttsn', nnler sny ptctcxt
whatrScr. Firm! In thts canr3ci!oG, VIC stand W
sTshy, ths n,ainteancs of our a4tionaI ex1slruce,
tl.s Integrity Ut the STATE acnaa,d It. should II.
fer up. in sp:rlt Of PATRIOTS saeFtaes. our prop
c1ty and our lives.
.1l 19tf herF fhC. fhrrN
, 1877-08-31
JOHN BROWN.

4 Monument Dedicated to 11n Memory b,
the Citizens of osawatounte, Kaa.
typreiat iAspaseA to 77t Tt4sunf.
PAoLA. Kas.. Aug. 9Q,-At an carly bour this
moruiuc. nnr,uan, tn nrcrfop. announcement.
t,.a .,.-.eii ,..s.s. ','. D'.N..
1he people nceah 10 assemble ~ osawatotnle to
participate tn INC dedication service os the mon"
umcht recently erected at UsawatomEc to tho
memory OF Cant. john Brown, and Frederick
i,rown. david n. Garri.on usor1. psr,ri31.
-" t1"In ~ otsu", us'1@ tttttass'
Inc Hon. r. ro"ers' mud charley heyscr, rho
were KILLED 1t the Gattlc Of osa*atomlc on tho
pic ,a,1 n,scmbtcd. mn, tho ,,nircrsai enthusiasm
sl,n,-c,1 H., ,,,o ~ - H. 49,.
~ ts.a .. .'e ,s .,e'"o.i " .ne nsto 'nat.yss
ol lo's WAS stl'! green In tue hearts
Of the people Of Kansas This large coucourze
Of people was mostly from Miami and adjoining
commits. mi remota ,ortfon. ~ w.. e,atn r-..s
ss.,ross.s..', sns p."s .s ~ nae '. 49,. VITO VITO
tspuse"'ea' among tao1e On Inc stano were
the Lion. j. !, ingalls,, tic Hon. u. C. Haskell,
the Hon. Stephen 4. Cobb, the Hon. Sidney
Clarkc. The Hon. Charles Miller. the HIM. u. Il
Arthour. ..Cov uohinsou q y p-artv ~.
H., u: :, u....r =. ~
, 1877-08-31
DAVENPORT,

1IIs Condition. Thought to tsa Improving.
Sptst41 n,pateA to IAs Tribune,
MINNEQvAck SPRINGS, Pa., Aug. So.-Mr.
Davenport u comfortable at th!s hour-l1 80 p.
m.-and strong hopes are now entertained Of
his recovery. Ills leath IVES momcntarlly expect
Cd. yesterday morning, but he rallied about
noou and scsted comparatively well la4s night.
lie was attended by Dr.. Dowllng, OF
New York, who returned homo this morning.
About noon to-day Ms. Davenport was much
prostrated again, and Dr. Wcightmau, OF Ph!la-
deiphsa, ,Isiting At the Springs, was called IN.
Durip9 tbs afternoon Ar. Davenport became
mars comfortable, and be IL now reattng
well. HIs complaint Ia goqt which has recently
Httackel tho head. causing acute suffering. Tho
physician reports thtt evening that the heart
symptoms hare nearly subsidized WhiIs Mr.
Dayeupo1t's condition Il certainly quits critical,
there Is reason to hops that he .nay recover.
Ills whule family are 1t his bedside excepting
Miss May Il expected houe this week.
, 1877-08-31

The Rotterdam Consufahtp-senRtor Nor
toms Latter to the Frestdent-Chargss De-

niea.
Special 1t.pateA TO 7ns 1stasne.. - H.
WASHINGTON. u. c., Aug. an.-John F. Hia~
ter. OF Illinois, who has been appointed Consul
at Rotterdam, Netherlands. received his tlnal
instructions from tho State Department to-day,
aud will sail on Saturday In the steamer Egypt,
Of the National Line, for bis port Of duty.
chicfJust!cc Cartier, ofthe Supreme Court OF
the District, saYs It Is not true that be has
made up h!s mind to refuse to honor a requIsI-
t!on from Cor. Hampton ia any event. He ~
no. # the ha1lt OF crossing bridge before he
rrache, It.
. Tue last letter written hy Senator Morton Is
believed to be one to President Hayes, aud
dated about week ago Tho first
Bot 1t was anIsiied by his - brothcr.tn.iaw'
!iatlowav. Tho signature was by Morton
iictf. Tic letter asks tho President to With
draw hts request for ths resignation Of District
Morton ean have tho opportunity to talk with
tho President about II. 1t Is reported lere that
E. Parsons, and that Senator Morton's request
canuot therefore be complied with.
To the srtssrn Annotated Istss.
WAsnlHu7oH. y. e., Aug. 0.-Capt. kcssen-
ger, Collector Of the Fifteenth Ohio District,
now hsre. a.ltnlts that he bad sa3u Of
dat1tct, iA accordance with tho c,ltol.! OF that
ollc%., aud, ~ hc understands, throughout
tho United States. for which be- Is re-
kpous!blc, anl which " undoubtedly
Eood. In the ordinary course Ut business they
are usually collected through the National Bank
ct Atheus. and pat1 BY dratts Oh Cincinnati bo-
laIancc Of *l;0. 1,s doubts whether that Ii due.
lut. Il IT IL, II 10 the ordinary current BALANCE
which Is paid by Lin 1t any moment, anu cla!r,s
there ls uo foundation fur tue rc,oEt ttlas there
u uny deficiency at ult IN the fuut!s Vt hls Office
Capt. kessenaer has been more than eight years
in the scry!te. unl had so1nc months aKo deter
1ulacd 10 resign, and his resignation has been fur
sou,e iltnt In tic hands 0f The President. IL
denies explicitly the charge OF Irtoxicu,lon.
, 1877-08-31
SCIIIPIKA.

fBy C1ai4 to 1As Caieaqo Tribunal
LONDON 0FYIcE OF Tue Cu1oAoo TRIBUNE.
' PAtoaAvE Place, .SrnAND, Aug. al
= T. m.-Further particulars received this
morning state clearly the position Of the
'o'ces 1t Schtpka- The Turks hxd con~
stuctsd redoubt and planted battery on
'os mountain on the right, and thus CONF
naadsd the road which leads from the Rus
aan bass to the pass. The Turks have pos.
!'e*s'on Of ridge running parallel 10 that
Up which tie soad winds. fifteen hundred
51ds distant Turkiah redoubt
KaFILADE3 THE RUSSIAN ROAD
~ several places, and the Turkish infantry,
=! extending along this ridge, which il
'a'ek'y wooded, can reader the road impasss-
w. Men ase picked OF BY the Turkish
'1'fta'shsss, two milss behind the Russian
Pes'aon- It Was on this exposed road thst
Gen. Dsasiuizog was wounded ana Gen.
oss8ess1y killed, fully nils on shs Rasxian
eaa Of the summit.
N thu Paas Sighting sines Tie 9Th has not
, 1877-08-31
CHINA AND JAPAN.

SAx FaAsc,sco, csl., Aug. 30.-A5rised,
steamer City Of ,pckIug, IRON Hong Kone. via
Iokohuma. with Hong Kong dates to Aug. 1,
and Shanghai, Aug. :.
CLolcra continues In Chinese &eaports, but u
believed to be decreasing.
There arc renewed reports Of Chinese VIC
tories iu the Western provinces.
The Quilted States ship keassa1ge waS seri-
ously damaged. but not disabled, lu the storm
OF the coast uf Tuklem.
J. C. Myers, lase ConR1l@uenesal Ut Shang-
mi, returns " America BY this steamer, to pso-
test Against h!s removal 1t tic instlgat!ou Qi
Minister Seward.
JAPAN,
YoKouAAA, Aug. ls-The rebellion Is entire.
, 1877-08-31

eALEx, Mass, Aug. 3o.-Last evening, ~ tht
Lowell train MAS running down Pennaslysnit
pier. It struck a group Of five pcrsocs, killing
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph swazey, and Miss Rachel
Clifford, sister OF Mrs. swazey, and Injurinr two
others.
LArER-Thc accident on Long wharf last
night Is attributed to tho caracssress Of thu
conductor Of the train, running 1t down Upon 1
give warning. Wilbur F. 8xasev, one Of the IN
tured, died this morning. This makes The
fourth victim. Several perBous arc reported
missing. Several ladtck, Ia their fright, Jumped
orcrboard. but all -Are believed to have been
rescued,
, 1877-08-31

SENATOR MORTON.

RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. @.-1he report last
nigh. that John Morton, soa Of ssuatos Nor
tou, waa dYing wlcu the last steamer left
AlaaEa is reported untrue BY member of tho
Senator'S family, who received q letter written
by John Morton hisnself upon the departure OF
jlc weasel. lie had been III. but Has eon-
yait&elllg, although he thought Il in}uuisious to
undertake long Journey uuttl he wa
stronger.
sruatof Mortuu u still improving slowly,
, 1877-08-31
1I'AItN-'.
ADDRESS or THE ITALIAN NATIONAL COMMIT
TEE or IRiF2IK AND t4IHfA.

ADDRESS or THE ITALIAN NATIONAL. COMMIT
TEE or TnsEsyE AND isrAiA.
7r1nstdf<d fer 1t. Loufs Gfo1t. t'tnacYaf.
TRIESTE, July, 1s7T-Fcllow-citizens The
eternal hate your fathers, tic ancient Romans,
sworc against the foe you hare tmpracably en-
tcrtaincd ags!nst Austriai Not the cunning IT
Diplomatic palliattvcs, not the mcnlacous
Integrity can wast, ,uway the stain Of the psc,,lo.
government, not yet Disappeared out Of
every nook and corner OF Italy, and
stlfc your dolciui cries. rracstian! DO
cease ouo day Irutn the lncessant cares Of In.
enemy forget NIL party conflicts. NM! that day
may It be the day Ut your rltci break the uts-
Worthy yokc., Slow yourselves tu the infamous
al!en, as you oncc were, as rou now nre, o. TIC
blood 10 reclaim the sacrel right of your cou.i-
irr. Tic puEcst patrots-f;arlfaIdi, Carroll,
Ayczzalia. Fabrtzzf, all tho brethren VI Italy
turn thtlr eycs Upon YOU, ready to ''x 1u
SsSred s5 sei' co1as. 5s oi a.t 1ss ercce I'll
Vi, the movable saud Of a false political cqui-
ltbt1un, Il wlycFing alsl tllreatcns u breaI to
picccs. Italians Will remember the bl1o1 sized
by you OF the ttle.aeltlr, ot your tad aud eom-
tie Of suIvnre, when fcnicc from the other
shurc of the Adriatie replied, aud with s!mIlar
enthusiasm Rune, Haples Genoa, Sf.1nu. aad
Palermo showed their sympathy. And Why
o! former oppression pay the tribute VI tauught
and good will Why should they MT sc>uud you
b. effective action when you arc preparing Tor
the conlt!vt! Mindful ol yuu, warmed By the
sumo sun, ktnd1cd Ly tic same fderl, Romv
awaHchs 10 the "reminiscences VI her ColA, Ven
tee ut her Manin, Naples Ut lcr Maetantello,
Get,oa II her Dal'la, Turin Of her Mlce4. Falet
ino Ut the tcspcrs. and Milan OF tho 'tiyc datsr
Tricatfansl thcrr 10 ~ rest. It Is hot lle uuta-
ttoli, ~ long as from the submits Ut the Julie
and Trldcnfinc Alps Austria drridcs vour most
sacred rights. iloth the history aud tho genius
OF tie tnleH are your mighty ullies. Austria IN
absoutisn,, dcstiucd tu die. wtstlG Italy Is tle
cunseteuce of nations, fully awake"
, 1877-08-31

LEAsxaa, Aug, :N-TAe Gallcian Diet was
closed BY the Governor. without awaiting thc
discussion Of the address. The roursu Of the
majority in tho Galictan Dict lias latcly caused
SONS anxiety, a. they proposed acntltng HI nl-
drcss to the Emperor Franeis Jasuph expressive
u tte national aspsrut!on If tbs fols., aud g
Nussla autt t'tlssla.
, 1877-08-31
The Great Concentration OF
the Armies in Bull
garia.
An Assault Upon P1evna
Evidently Planned by
the Russians.
In Which It Is Predicted
Osman Pasha Will Suf-
fer Defeat.
II Is Even Intimatcd that lie
VIII Decline to Giro
Battle.
Relative Positions Of the
Opposing Forces in
! Schipka Pass.
Desperate but Unsuccessful
Attempt to Capture a
Turkish Redoubt.
The Combined Losses in the De-
file Estimated at
10000.
Twenty-Five thousand Roumanian Troops
Cross The Danube aud Join
the Russians.
The Powers viii Not Oppose
the Russo Servian
Alliance.
Trials and Tributattons of Our
Correspondent III Bull
gAria.
Amount Of Confidence to Be Placed in tho
The Powers viii Mot Oppose
the Russo Servian
Alliance.
Trials and Trfbulntfons Of Our
Correspondent III Bull
garia.
Amount Of Confidence to Be Placed in tho
Average Mussulmau.
4 BATTLE IMMINENT.
PLEvEA TO DE ATTACKED.

10y Gab1t to The Chleaao 7ribant.1
LONDON O7r1cr OF TnE CHICAGO TR1uusE,
8PALoaAvE PLACE, SrnASp, Aug. 31-i a. N.
-Su1eiman cannot drive the Russians ont
Of sohipka, and they do not seem abia to
convince him Of his inability. This was
really the situntion In which the contending
forces wcro placed when the latest intcl!i-
genco left the scene Of action, though both
sides claim to have obtained advantage. From
somo statements 1t would appear that tho
Turkish outposts have rcachoa Gabrova
road, On the northern side Of tho Balkans,
but these are probably troops sent by salei-
man around by Ferediseh Pass, and not, rs
has been claimed, portion Of Meiernet
Ais forces. Nor III their presence there
OF ANY ESPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE,
a. The Russian reinforcemeuts have now
occupied strong Line Of communications
with Hchipka.
At the Russian headquarters It il believed
that the moment Is now at hand for de-
cisive attack upon tho Turkish armies north
Of the Balkans. An assar1t upon Plsvna "
sessainly only matter Of d fsw days, md
THE DEFEAT OF oEaiAN pAsuA
il regarded by the London papers as inevi~
tablc. In fact, that General Is expected
soon to retreat without fighting to position
whcro Ia will not DO exposed 10 an attack
Al. = ~ H. L.
, 1877-08-31

ed worse dtsnster than that here, a. nearly
every bridge was wished otit+ 40 At to let trains
through, and yesterday thcy we're all resting on
te1nborary block supports to allow the passage
Of trains. Highway bridges and fences we're
swept away, aud corn.Gc1dE fiat. There Is no
4. trains run nrer the Keokuk e. Des Moines
track parallel 4 few fect south. II Is expected
Tint the break will be fully repaired by Sunday
next.
, 1877-08-31

DEs NolsEs, Ia, Aug. A-SorthFard the
cacrt Of tho storm wax mosc damaging than
bese, Tho uarsow1gauge toa1 FROM thi4 city TO
Ames WAS wa4hsd out. Trains were stopped
on the Eh,sayo Il Northwestern extwesu Boone
snI G1and Juuttion. Extreme yigi1aucs 4ycrt-
, 1877-08-31

The eopartnershlo heretofore ext4tluE between the
unde f&tKue!. under ths Itul oAns Vt flF1 fisAAtZ
IN + 60. Il tln DAY dlss0}+ ri ~ mutual cotAnG-
~ ff1 Ef.at1s1 pa1eaasux tns .aaets -, hs.aMiax
usu4I IN bis oxn pamt u the ula At4ud.
c41eA4.44 19lx ~ l577s FRITZ FkAS1zEN.
PETER JuRf;kHsE3,
CHRISTIAN kA&AuS$&X.
, 1877-08-31

KILLED BY FALLING WALLS. q
'WoncRs1kR, Ma4s., Aug. 3o.-During heavy
cain-storm thls afternoon thu wall of q building
ut tho work. Of the Worcester Wire Company
was blown down, killing John MahoueJ and
ThUmas Wiup-
, 1877-08-31
the WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, y. c.. Aug. Sl-1 a. m.-For
the lake segnn, southeast to southwest wanls,
stationary or higher temperature. partly cloudy
weather, and numerous rains, With falling bar
oulctcF, .........
LOCAL uxsxayArlo6A.
asntt. 4,o. huk, 70,
, 1877-08-31

spa1xoFl1LD, Must, Aug. 3a-Conductoz
conkling aud Brakeman Aldsich were fatally III
tuscd last night by collis!on On The Athol +
Northwestern KaiIroad.
, 1877-08-31

tcarhiny t1rir destination. PERHAPS
a narrative of my 5wn adventures III this r.
s,,crt ,nay he ,ytrt,, not!,,r. Wife IN Nus:-
ct,uk came to be on such !rtcu1is term. with
Es,hict pasha and bis stat that fon,l!Y i'm
auinett | wts eccure from tho ,lcssccut!ons
that were being inflicted uIon the other Tor.
II wa. no. long, however, before /
WAS rxDEcElrEn.
Tic Tnrk las sucl, fine, aoril way Of atl-
dressing foreign 0ueet that lie make. you believe
bo regards you ~ his dearest friend, when In
reality he is chcrtshng the most ba1cful ami
mostly arainst you. Eteitlcf Pasha invited mo
To dinner, took grcnt pains to Introduce inc to
at the great Turkish no,a,d.ttcs In camp, antl.
viii, characteristic Oriental mnansnuty, placcd
al, 1ns worldly good. at the disposal Of !" "Mon-
s|cur le corrcsponlant.. ,aYe nor reason 10 I
believe that sll thc time he wns In his inner |
mind 1aunchtbR upon tnc ali the !nvccttvcs Of
which lie by no means moderately auppltcti
vocabulary Of the Turk Is capable. But mcar-
whc was innoccntly wandering about the for
lorn. crooked streets VI Nustcluk. trying to pick
up such sceuty bits Of information as might be
living a,ouud. anl hoping tint the chances Of
war would
soox nn.Na L1vEL1ER SCENES.
than tho idle parade Of ugly-Iookin9 troops and
tho exodus of The ug.tcr nou-combatant popu-
latlon. wrote letters row and then, raYly sit
ting down to tho labor OF composing them. and
cieerfutly lcposting them ut the post, With the
reuuislto number Of pontaec-asamps, and conf
IDENTIFY expecting then, TO travel tho 1000 miles
to Chirago, as others had done before them. To
ctt long story short, may say that one Itnc
morning. not many days ago, I was delighted to
receive bulky package by post, which pre-
suncd to contain delayed letters and papers
T.. r..1 A..