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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
10 hundred men arc thrown on, Of employment.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ~ JAMAICA. Ii

The most destructlYe ire TINT ms N.lteu
Jamaica for years, occurred yesterday morning. soon
after O'Clock fire was discovered IN the back of
the grocery store IF Daniel Grac at FIcn and Grand
SIS Before the Fire Department could srt 70 work. the
flames had made such Roadway that there no hope
OF saving the building and attention given TO pre-
venting the destruction OF the adjoining property.
The flames swept along block fronting Fut0n-st,
until i've dwellings, addition % the store, were con-
-umed. Tie dwellings, were occupied respectively by
Daniel Oracle, Benjamin sweet Miss Tasker, William
-cobble. William Carpenter, " liiam Luiam and Mrs
Doughty who succeeded IN saving all Their furniture
Nome the the saved The total loss
Is about ~ 600, partly covered by insurance ma the
Pnenx Glens Falls. and other companies Tie buildings
were an frame and OF them very old. bat ali We'll
constructed The origin Of the fire is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
ALOG CABIN IN SILVER.
A TESTIMONIAL TO MRS. HAYES FROM OFFICERS OF
TIE ODD OHIO, FOR THE SILVER WEDDING
lpY III FHRAPH TIE TRlBUNE.I

TIE ODD ONO. FOR THE SILVER WEDDING
IgY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEi
washington. Dec. 3O.-Late in the Fall OF 1864
Tho o9d Regiment of Ohio Volunteers, Colonel X.
p HAYES commanding went into Winter quarters
near Kanawha Falls, W Va. The soldiers made
for themselves comfortable huts, and Tor regl-
mental headquarters they built double log cabin
in the most approved style of army architecture
When this structure was ready for occupancy
Mrs HAYES Joined her husband IN camp
and the two made the cabin their WINTER
home Over these snug and comfortable quarters
tho Colon,Vs wife presided with the same tact ana
GRACE of nenuer which have become so widely
known since the same lady became hostess at the
White House and they won for her the hearts oil tue
entire command Some Of tie officers OF the regI-
,nept have lately caused to be made miniature FAC
simile in silver of tie cabin and its immediate sur
roundinrs. The base of the piece, which is about
the size Of mans hand. is inscribed, 10 the
,rotber Of the Regiment The whole IS OF
delicate workmanship, and presents a striking
uic+ure of spot which is remembered as the scene
Of many pleasant events. 1t viii be sent to Mrs
HAYES tomorrow evening, when the silver wedding
If the President AID his wife is to be celebrated al
the White House; audalthough they have intlmated
70 their friends that they viii accept no presents on
that occasion. an exception Will doubtless be made
I'm this instance on account of the gvers ss well as
tI.e events of which the GIFT is a reminder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
TOEE[GN NOTES.

Ia VALErTA, Malta. Dec. 30.-ExPresident
Grant laned Oh Saturday. RE took luncheon with the
Duke and Duchess OF Edinburgh. and diled with the
Governor. gala Performance NJ opera 0a- given n
honor of the General iu the evening.
MONTREAL. Dec. 3O.-Gcorse Wink~ & Co,
one az the oldest and largest dry good importing houses
IN tie city, have failed. LiahIlitics, s3JOO0J Their
assets VIII pay - cents % the dollar
OTTAWA, ont, Dee. 3O.-A company has
been formed 10 construct railway from point m tie
Canada Central Railway 10 Lake Hppissug. thence %
the eastern terminus OF the Canada Pacific Railway.
LONDON, Dec 31.-Henry STANLEY, the
African explorer. has arrived AZ sIez.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
WASHINGTON.
Tile CArITAL VERY QUIET.

rrr PRESIDENTS SILVER wEDDlNG-A DEFAULT
az INTEREST II LOANS on REAL EsIAIE-IhL
STATE TROOPS-GENERAL THEMES.
The officers of the 23d Ohio have sent to Mrs.
HAYES a miniature log-hut IN silver IN memory Oh
one Of the campaigns Of the regiment secretary
McCrary is preparing a report upon the enioiieu
militia of the country. in which larger appropra-
RON for arms is recommended IN order to lead TO
hc+tcr organization. Default has been made in the
narucnt OF interest on certain loans secured by VIZ
rinia real estate which has led to ripple OF excite
,nent among investors. There Is talk OF changing
the time FOR the meeting of Congress to the lst OF
October. A negro was guilty of piece OF brutahty
on Capitol Hill, Friday night and crowd tried TO
hing HIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
MUKHTAR LEAVES ERZERUM.

LoSDOS, Monday. Dec 81. ls1T
Mukhtar Pasha has left Erzerum. One account
states that no has been recalled 70 Con-
s;antinople another that he has taken COM
mand of small force in the field with which be viii
endeavor 10 keep his Communications open. lsmall
Haiku Pasha is IN command Of Erzerum. The Rus
slams have suspended the concentration Of troops
against that place on account Of the snow. They
are making roads by tunnelling through the snow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
OTHER FIRES.

DENNIsPoRT, Mass, Dec. 30.-The building
owned by Doane Kelly was burned last evening II
occupied by q. II. Kelly. dry goods who loses $500,
IL 900.
TOLEDO, Dec. 30.-A fire at Napoleon, Ohio,
yesterday originating In the grocery OF f. Bockleman,
DESTROYED six buildings in the business portion II tho
town. occupied furniture store meat market
restanrant and salnOns. Loss. OOO nsnrance 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
,pPONTNENT TO WOMEN.
sr~Arors srERNLY REFUSE TO PERMIT TIE SUI
FP,GisTs TO OCCUPY THE SENATE CHAMBER


10y TELEGRAPH To TIE TEiBUNLl
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.--Great preparations are
making for the woman suffrage demonstration TO be
held here next month. Owing TO the refusal Of the
Senate Committee to allow the convention the use
Of the Senate Chamber, the convention will not be
as imposing as its promoters had hoped to make It,
l. ,~9s fine desire of those interested to have
a rrbl-c hearing before the Committee on Priv
lcces and Elections. and to use the Senate Chamber
for that purpose; but the effort falling the hearing
VIII probably take place IN the large committee
room. Dr. Clcmencc :. Lozier and Mrs. Isabella
Becchcr Hooker viii occupy the chair, alternately, at
the convention at Lincoln Hal. on January :, and
about thirty leading representatives OF the women
suffrage movement outside of the District. with a
l,rre number Of local representatives. will take
rart In the proceedings Members Of the Senate
Committee say they viii decline to hear arguments
on tie bills and petitions relating TO wOmaus SUI
frace except i'm the commit,ee-rOom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
TIE FIRE RECORD.
LARGr rIRE ~ WESTERLY. r. I

Providence, r. J.. Dec. 30.-A fire was dis
covered at 1915 o'clock tonight The lower story of T.
c.. Chlmplain & Co.'S large block MtG-,t. in the
town Of Westerly, K. l. heavy northeast WIND
famed the aImrs and AZ last account, tur whole block
" fifty feet 'front.' having tIrec bu-+d As
s.stauce has been asked from Ncv-Ionlou.
LGier.-N. II. L4n-wortlys block Is also burned and
a two-,tory brick building owned by samuel a. Cham
MIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
RUSSIA UNFOLDING.
BRITISH MEpIATION RESENTED.
TIE SURRENDER OF NIssA DEEMED INMINENr.


While Prince Gortschakof maintains a pru-
dent reserve on Russian policy the Russian
agency, new bureau of recent impor-
lance, which speaks seml-oficially, declares
that English mediation is regarded as I'M
friendly act by Russia. In London 1t is stated semi
officially that the Sultan will be compelled to for
peace himself. Anxiety and agitation again
manifested Throughout England account
of the critical state of afflirs in Turkey
and the Ambiguous course of the Govern
ment ii Is deemed probable that Parliament
will be asked to sanction the occupation
Of Gallipoli, port at the northwest
extremity of the Dardanelles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
TIE LATE COLONEL Z. W. c. GREENE.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3O.-At a meeting of
journalist. Of n. city to take action the death Of
Colonel E. W. G. Greene late proprietor OF The Suiody
Transcript appropriate remarks were made by Mr. Ste
phcn W Vin-low and Colonel Fitzgerald, a memoir was
adoptcd and 10 was decided "a attend the funeral In
body Resolutions OF respect were aIsO adopted uy the
Board OF Health of which body the deceased was
ma uII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
FAILURES IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Dee. 30.-1he stephen p. Lunt
smelling and refining establishment. at Evanston, H.,
has gone voluntary bankruptcy. The liabilities are
sos, 600 and the assets $4,000
Herman schwab, cigar dealer Of Evanston, has also
gone into bankruptcy. His liabilities are S26, 0OO aud
assets about " 900,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
GENERAL FOREIGN VIEWS.

CHINESE PROGRESS N KAsHGAR
IT. PLrEEsBURG. saturday. Dec. 20. 1877
Official intelligence has been received here
announcing the Of the Chinese troops Kashgar
They had fortified Touchtongran and Askl, two strong
strategic points TIE inhabitants hecing Ina terror
into Russian territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
THE BRAZIL RAILROAD CONTRACT.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 30.-The contractors
for the Brazil Railroad received telegram last
night from the Brazilian Secretary OF state stat
ing that colored would not oe permitted
10 the Empire ipart OF the working
Of the contractors. This final answer % IN
quries made lay contractors. aud viii necesate certain
CHANCES. Colonel Jamson Will leave here tomorrow in
the steamship Mercedita for Rio Janero. His force
numbers $50 men, OF whom 100 sappcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
OBITT Try.
DIR. D. c. DODGE.

ROUsE's POINT, Dee. 3O.-Dr d. G. Dodge,
ex Member OF the Assembly and for several years inc
popular superintendent Of the New-Iork state lhenHa'e
Asylum AZ Biughamton one of the most popular citi-
roma ~ this courrv and well known throughout the state
as skilled physician an surgeon. died here al cIJA
this morning. after na intul ilurss Of eight weeks he
Is 10 be buried at IL o'clock on wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
SALE OF BLACK HILL MINES.

DEADwooD, ID. T., Dec. 29.-The Golden
Gate Mining Company to-day sold their four mines; the
Farther Descent, Golden Gate, Justice aud Beleher 70
California capitalists for the OF $500 600 This 10
the heaviest mining transaction that has occurred IN the
Hills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
FIRE IN BAXTER-sT.

A fire broke out at an early hour yesterday
morning the first floor Of the threestory brick build
ing at No : Baxter-st. The building j. occupied a
clothing By Jacob Levy TIE damage 10 tie st0c
was $1,000; 10 the building $500. Toe cause " the
is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
loss OF LIFE AND PROPERTY on WESTERN
RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 30.-The loss of property
on Western rivers during the past year Is set down AZ
50 $50 600 This includes ice and coal boat disasters
the ONO River involving loss Of Si,000,OO0 The
number Of lives lost in the same time T. seventy more
than two-thirls OF them by explosions and burning Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
A DECISION UNLIKE JUDGE HuMPHREYs

CHESTER, Penn, Dec. 30.-Judge Clayton has
decided that Representative Billiard Is not privileged
from arrest Bullard claimed that when arrested for
embezzing the funds OF building association that he
was on his way Harrisburg attend the session Of
the legislature and that he therefore pied from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
SHARING PROFITS WITH woRKMEN.

HAzLEToN, Penn, Dec. 3O.-A. Pardee q Co.,
Of this place, and Coke Bros Co.. operating at Dron,
have agreed with their 10 pay during 1873, when
coal l. above - per ton ut tdewaer on the basis OF the
wages fixed in s75, and, when below -. on the same
-f. in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
BINK TROUBLES.
ANOTHER FAILURE.

WATERFOWL, \. y, Dee. 30.-GeOrge ".
Brookss Bank, OF Lovvilie, has suspended payment.
The liabilities are placed at 100000 The assets are
claimed 70 Dee equal to the Liabilities The failure was
caused by a lack " confidence and run on the bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
A SENSATION II REAL ESTATE.
PEOPLE WHO Lent S2JO,OO0 oN VIRGINIA FARMS
RECEIVE A suoCK-A .GUAEANlEE WHICH WAS
NOT A GUARANTEE.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRmU'

RECEIVE A snoCK-A GUARANTEES WHICH WAS
NOT GUARANTEE
lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEl
WASUINGTON Dec. 3O.-ihe following item ap-
ra.rs today i'm The Sppdqg Chronicle concerning GER
+.;- Looms ~, ro,l estate which Will be read with
- 80 c,+i.. l,osidee V-osbincton.
- ON .,-o ~o-o ooo NJ pro,nissorv notes
-, i. ~,,,.-.el NV the Re,l Estate Loan and
-. l,, ~ y-,stin,,fon and pavablc M the Sec
l ,..,,I u r, M tbis civ was drfauted last week
M -. 49, ~, tbcr face the names of J. C. NcKu-
1 -. ,,r'.,,,,t ~ tho second National T. uk as
- - mo ian aud Trust Compapv. and
- ~ p.ro.b ~ Fraedr,on,s Bgr-au fame.
80, ,,,oo, rbo 1,,riara
-. -, a., vow, odr,itl, cv,r.ed
It,,,- r,,l.r II ,ropll ,np4,r that the com
- d.. r..,-.,sn,ie hut a careful lusnection Of them
Ia"y - -, 80 mo more tl,ap ,-por,rtec
~, securing the notes il valid The
- -, w. and buchanan Counties. Virginia.
- p 80 - 2oo 600 acres A great deal OF
-. -. - ,,.rs,,,s interested has been caused
o, ,,,,c.t,,s c5qr-i-ya Gigantic swiude upOn the
c,7,srv have ape,red IN some of the papers Of Phla-
dclrhto
Technically the charge cannot probably be sustained,
slthourh neither can there be any doubt that many
holders of The notes misinerpreted the language in
which they are drawn Many of the notes referred to
.,,,7 TO- ,ys.h,,t,r Soma NJ tbe-, have becn sold
a., York pa1adelnoia B,stou and even in Chicago
49,, ,,.-..t.- - go, - q, q phuo,ol,hf.
uapcr General BaOck published card IN this city il
--l'f.l. no sold.
W." . 1900. A. a., T., -. -, 49,,
Tie Duslhes' OF tNe company az SIieu III S oA'
is FIRST examine titles 70 freehold property and when
.,6 cod IN o.rtfsv tina Same. secoud To furnish an
- 4, -, 80. 80. "a md ,,,r tho ,s,
lhp-o' ca 4oIil "l 'c"l cs''.e No'o' anu D ~ w
q persons Who desire 10 cnecl loans upon real estate 10
Gated In This district and else the property being decided
- 81 ....,,,o
II trust 10 secure the hO'es maue'
IL often occurs that parties VINO employ the company
, rho titles IN their pronertv also Use its forms
and on the BACK o. each note Is DaA iet Ior tue oo
panys certificate 10 the title TO the land securing IT,
,-s ,r,ds l,v tho oyner NJ the land or buildug
-ND H'''' ~ -. -, -, IN. -,
~ the case may DE- Oh Tue COMPANY 4oi us N I'm
paHy make the notes nor 10 any It's ocers or
trustees sign Them except 10 attest the nature Of the
- ~. -, ~, A., frc,t or IN sicn the eertia.
maker OK the note on US lIou vi ~ SieH 'N S4'l"
cate Of tie title on the DacE OF each note
Il the copauv "a convinced that ITS peculiar forms
a. NV N0'"4' 49,, a.. III a.. ,i, d.
ustd Dy SnystcIs - 'n' -, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
PIN OK AsAvtSGs BANK.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Dec. 30.-Ihere Wa n
partial and entirely uncaed-for the Rochester
SAVINGS Bank yesterday. There ia no alarm among ihe
large dcpo-itors. The bank las surplus Of 100000
over all liabilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
wnLIAM j. cHANpLER AGAN coNTRApLcTEp.

IOTIsvILLE. Nv Dec. 3O.-In an interview
today Mr. Henry Watterson stignatzec the Hon. VIM.
T. Chambers reference HIM wantony malicious and
false having not the least foundation IA fact
or theory except the bare circumstance OF his chance
relationship 10 Senator stanley Matthews.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
WHAT TIE BRITISH GOVERNMENT INrENDs.
SIGNIFICANT RUSSIAN OPINIONS.

LONDON, Dec. 80, I-11.
The 81. Petersburg Nec Times reprod sees various
reports current in foreign newspapers that England
intends To occupy certain points IN the East among
others. Gallipoli Constantinople and Batum. The
Nr Times considers that the occupation Of Constan-
tiuope OF Batum would be equivalent to declara-
ton of war.
The semi-otiicial Russian agency says:
The report that England has notified the Powers
~ her Intention To occdpy certain stations III the Last
/. incorrect The English Government mas SIMPLY eN-
pr,,ed 10 the Russian Cabinet IT, apprehension that Il
Pus.lau occupation Of COnsantinOple though merely
proyi,oual would excite English public opinion that
the Government would be compelled 70 take certain pre-
cautiouary measures. The British Government mas not
specified what measures would be- bat they cannot
be- those cited by the NeU Times, 10 would DE lnpos-
sihle 10 take such measures without declaration Of
Relative to the reports concerning English media
tiop the Russian agency points out that, according
70 International law, mediation is only possible
when solicited by both blligerents. Russia, though
always ready to listen 10 any overtures which the
Porte might address to her direct, has never done
ANYTHING to show she had any intention Of accept
ing mediation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
A SuIp LOST

PORTLAND, Oregon, Dec. 30.-The ship MIN
bus was lost of the Columbia River bar December
II Is not known whether she fondered was driven
ashore The crew are reported saved The Nnbus was
loaded at Portland with wheat FOR Cork ship and cargo
laid 10 be fully insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
AT 81 IoIINs y R-Ln.s 500 600.

ST. JOINS, y. b., Dee. 30.A fire broke
ont at valpcys shoe mandatory. Wateroo-s tnis
morning and burned eleven buldug- The total loss viii
reach 100000. The following tue Insurance Losses
DIII. IIrfIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
NE RUSSIANS APPROACHING sOPMIA.

LONDON, Monday Dec ol l-ffs
The Russians are approaching Sophia. and the au-
tbOrties have ordered the inhabitants to leave.
A Bucharest telegram says that there must have
been terrible suffering among the Turkish prisoners
and their escort who were on their way to Bucharest
during the snowstOrm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

BELGRADE Dec. 80. 1877.
The garrison of Nissa seems Inclined 20 surrcn-
der, and negotiations have been opened for capitu-
latiou.
BELGRADE Saturday, Dec % 1877.
The Seryian troops have captured TIrot-A iowa
about thirty-hye English miles southeast OF Nissa-
with quantity OF guns and Ammunition including
twenty-three cannon and / 900 rifles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

hundred OF them but the number viii be sufficient for
thorough trial OF them.
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- nNrnsH G0YENNMGNr DEsPONDENr

Tie Po.tpublshes the following in official form
I'VE are sorry to gather that there is little prospect
Of Engand's offers OF mediation being accepted at
1t. Petersburg. Russia seems disposed to rely on
the possibility of engaging the Porte in direct nego-
tiatlon."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
PUBLIC OPINION IN ENGLAND.

FREE FIGHT BETWEEN THE SUPPORTERS OF RUS
STA AND TURKEY-THE LONDON PRESS on Eng
LAND AS A MEDIATOR.
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THE RUSSIAN INVASION.
THE sERvlANs ADVANCING.

NIssA LIKELY TO sURREN DER-PfRoT CAPTu
RFtcpADg Dec 30
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-07-22

OANzIGERs' REMovAL.-The low price at
hch the Danzigers have been selling their dry goods
oeney has been the talk of the town. but what will
seopie cay now when they learn that another great
dnetion has been made because Of the carly removal
the hrm from No 9O3 Canal street to their
Canal where they will open soon with an entirely
sW siock' What will people sayl Why, they will be
20 much excited to say anything. but Immediately
iter reading the column advertisement on our fifth
AZo win rush down to 900 and invest all their spare
bah.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-07-22
DIED:

cRowE-On Monday, July I6 1871, at p. NJ, Mar
gareE MeEneIy wife of john Grove, aged a years,
native Of county Clare Ireland and resident Of this
city for the / .st twenty years,
KrERNAN-op Saturday, July "a 1871 at Ave
minutes min past o'clock, 4. n. Mrs. Ezs kiernsn.
native Of Ireland and resident OF this city for thirty
years
RILEY-on Monday. July 16 1877. at quarter pact
P. n Mary Norman, wife of the late John kiey.
aged So years native Of CORDIALLY. pA.ish Of Collins -,
town, county Westmsath, Ireland, and resident Oh
this city for the past % years.
BINES-On Monday July 10 1877. at els A. NJ,
Bridget Gigan. wife of john Hines. aged 81 years
native CT the parish OF Ktlkern, county Galway,
Ireland.
SPRIGG-On Sunday, July IS. 1877 at A. N Mary
Anne VIM, aged ~ years. wife OF Chas M. Sprgg,
native Of New York. and resident Of this city for the
psst eight years.
-LUSK-On Sunday-July Is at hafpAs O'clock
Margaret Lusk, aged So years. o native of Carlow,
Ireland and o resident of this city for Is yeaIs.
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NURABLE DENTISTRY.

Dr. J. II. MALONEY. corner Of Josephine and Camp
paents the public In general that he performing
all operations to his profession In the most
without extracting the roots, on new plan Old sets
Teeth extracted without pain by the of gas
ohloroform. Charges within the reach of all
Tvs