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The New York herald., 1877-03-23
FROM OUR REGULAR coRRssPoN DENT.

WASHINGTON, March %, 1877.
THE CLAIMS FOR NAIL SERVICE IN THE SOUTH
JUST PRIOR TO THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AS
TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF STATUTE
Congress at its last session passed act providing
for the payment OF who contractors for
carrying tho mails those OF the Southern that
engaged in tho rebellion for the period between their
last settlement and before said States engaged
against tho United States" The Sixth Auditor is
loss to know what construction Is 10 be put upon the
phrase beforc said States engaged in against the
United States." Accepting the term "war' covered
by 'rebeion" the question arises whether, In
Of tho Saes aggressive acts preceded the passage
the ordinance of secession, and others ordinance
preceded overt act tho tho other should DO
accepted date, aad also whether the ordinance
being nulity it had the effect place the State
condition of war against the United States.
All service these States discontinued by the
Postmaster General on tho 3lst OF May 1861 and
vice up to that time has been certified by the Post
Olce Department to this class of claimants to tho
amount Of $500 900, and 1t doubtless upon thus
data that Congress appropriated the $375, ,O0O
much thereof as may be necessary 10 pay the claims.
There Is also provso In tho bill that wnere any
portion OF tho paid for by the late Confed
eracy shall he deducted and another question arises
ns to how the evidence of such payment shall be
taned. On the breaking out OF the rebellion the Con-
lcdcracy assumed all the mail rontes In tho SOUTH and
II Is known that the service many OF tho
continued and paid for long the funds to pay with
held out
The several questions arising under tho act have
boon referred to the Secretary the Treasury, and by
him to the Attorney General and It is possible tho
contractors will have until Congress put
construction upon tho act
A SUGGESTIVE REMOVAL AND MORE ANTICI-
PATED.
suggestive removal was made to-day among the
inspectors of steamboats, in tho person Of District
Inspector Burnett, OF ST. Louis, who replaced by
the appointment OF person named John O'NeilL
Tho next removals to take place under tho Supervising
Inspector General OF Steamboats, Will be- is said In
the Now York district
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
ANXIETY IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
PROBABILITY THAT PLANTING WILL BE LARGELY
cURrAILED UNLESS TIE POLITICAL PROBLEM
IS SOON SETTLED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHARLESTON. March p, 1877.
Feversh anxiety prevails in Charleston to tho do
cision Of the Cabinet South Carolina. Every busi-
interest Is in suspense, largo Investments
In real estate md manufacturing enterprises
delayed, waiting the withdrawal OF the federal
bayonets from tho State House In Columbus, and
unless good govern ment is promptly restored
the State the planting operations upon which nine
tenths OF the negroes depend for support, will be
largely curtaed and along the seaport will be almost
entirely abandoned, owing to the refusal Of tho
Charleston factors and capitalists for prudential
reasons, to mako the necdiul advances. The time ut
which these advances usually madc Is already
gone by, and unless tho planters get assistance
during the present month WILL In large proportion
Of cases, be too late The for thousands OF poor
Whites we'll Us blacks, in tho coast countcs rs not
Hampton or Chamberlain, but comfort or starvation.
LOOKING ASxiousLy TOWARD WASHINGTON.
There IS general depression here TO- night, tho car
pet-bag oice-noders Boosting, on The authority Of
gone back hls pledges Ia Of Southern SELF
government II Is absolutely certain that in tho
troops ure withdrawn violence Will be offered to
Chamberlain any OF his supporters. II is believed
that they would not bo iorcbly elected from the
State House, possession OF which would, probably, De
quietly obtained by drawing Gordon OF sentlncls
around the building and allowing troe cgress tn all but
ingess only 10 those authorized to enter by the legal
pOVernment
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
SHOT HIM ON THE SPOT.

AN IRArE GUEST AT ROCHESTER, HOTEL
SHOOTS ONE OF THE SERVANTS For AN AL
LEGGED INSULT.
ROCHESTER,, March 90, 1871
Rufus B. stman. aged sixty years. was a guest at
the whiicombc House. this city, on the 10Th OF Oc-
tober last He had been a spree for n day or two
and on Tho day mentioned was found by Joseph FRI
cry, porter in the hotel vomiting in apartment OF
the house Friery demonstrated with the Old man,
who took such offence ut tho remonstrance tina. he
he would kill the porter, saying that hc would
not "let any damned IRISH - insult him." He went
into the office and tried to borrow pistol OF several
parties TO shoot Fricry. Falling in this he went to u
pawnbrokers shop, pawned valuable gold watch and
took pistol IN exchange With this weapon he re-
turned to the hotel but II was not until evening that
he saw Friery. He walked up To him and shot him
dead. Stillman then turned the clerk and propric
tor OF the hotel and attempted 10 XIII them. firing at
tbem as they escaped into the street. The murderer
was arrested aud 10 now on trial Tor his ic before
Judge G. q. Dwight, in this city Stman is awel!to-
do citizen OF Lyons. n. Y. The defence makes tho
plea OF insanity.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23

IN Congress- and also that Vice President Wheeler will
not be member Of tho commission.
INEFFICfENCY IN The DEAD LETTER OFFICE
AN EXAMINATION pRELiMIxARY TO APPOINT
MENr ORDERED.
Third Assistant Postmaster General Barber discov.
crng several instances of utter ineific,ency among
recent appointees the Dead Letter once invited at
teElion 10 tue subject the part Of Postmaster Gen.
eral Key, in an Official letter. as follows
SlR-l would respectfully recommend that, before
any further appointments OF female clerks In the Dead
nary examination by which iheif qualifications
may be tested shall DO established. There
and members OF Congress that intelligence Is
essential prerequisite Tor u ccrkshp Ia the Dead
Letter Office. Nothing is more inlIacious than this
aud respectfully protest against the appointment Of
any canddatac whose illness Tor the position shall not
have been tested by tho application OF such civil
T. W. BARBER.
Third Assistant Postmaster General
This letter was promptly returned to General
Barber to-day, with the following indorscmcnt-
Let an order be made requiring an exam nation as
to the qualifications Of all female clerks before they
Shall he employed Ia this department The order may
apply (if II be decdcd) t. such already
EN- ployed. The Third Assistant Postmaster General
may prescribe such method Of examination In his
branch OF tho department as he may think best
In accordance with this authorization the necessary
order will DO issued i'm medately.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM IN THE EXECUTIVE
MANSION.
President Hayes has put his civil service principles
In force in the Executive Mansion as folows:--O l..
Pruden has, for long and faithful services been pro-
NOTED from executive clerk TO the assistant private
sccretarysp made vacant by the appointment VI G.
q. SnGen to be major aud paymaster in the army.
c. l.. Chapman has been appointed to tho executive
cerkship, vice Prudsn promoted. NJ. Il. Price has
been promoted the cerkshp in tho Paymastcr Cen
erals office, made vacant by the transfer
TO the rolls oi tho Executive Mansion
Of Mr.. Chapman and is detailed for clerical duty in
tho Executive Mansion, where he had been Tor the
past eight years acting as doorkceper 1t General
Grants Cabinet room. Mr.. A. c. Smith, who
lieutenant the volunteer service during tho war;
and for short time after was at the request OF Pres
dent Lincoln, detailed OF his body guard, has
boen appointed to I'LL tho vacancy occasonsd by the
promotion Of Mr. Price.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
THE DOWNTOWN CLUB.

Al the last meeting held by this club committee
appointed with power to secure suitable location
tho club rooms. This committee in treaty for
tho building Nos so and 81 Pine street, formerly
pied by tho Maritime Exchange, and yesterday an
archilec. Inspect the buildings and report
AS this Is done measures will ut once be takcn
iOr u permanent organization.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
FIRE In SOUTH BROOKLYN.

A fro broke out in tho grocery store of Walsh &
Sharpe, corner OF Court aud Carroll Streets South
Brooklyn, at early hour yesterday morning, caus-
ting damage stock and building amounting to &C 500
Pctcr j. FrVclich estimates his loss on the building ut
81 OyU insured for $4,000 in the Coutpcutai bsur-
ance Company. Tho loss on stock IS $4,000 insured
III the PnGDix and Mechanics companies Ivr $4,000.
The origin ol tho nro u unknown.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
A PRETTY SLAVE.

Emanuel Henriques, Spaniard, from the island Of
Porto Rico applied 10 Justice Mathews in the Bergen
distrut of Jersey CITY yesterday, to confirm the
umiss,on OF a young mulatto girl who had been his
slave He was about to return TO his country and
desired to give the girl away. colored woman
Barrister, living IN Communipaw avenue, appeared
and asked that sho DO allowed TO adopt the GIRL who
remarkably pretty. Hcuriqucs consented, and alter
signing necessary papers, he Kissed the grl and
Ian
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
STILL USING THE KNIFE.

Charles Kompc, OF No. s35 Eleventh avenue, quar-.
relied with Charles Troll In the saloon OF the latter No
756 Eleventh avenue. on Tuesday evening Kompe
drew a knio and stabbed Troll In the chest. Tho
saiiant ned doctor was called In and tho wounded
man attended TO- Detective McArdle succeeded IN
resting kompc and had him yesterday arraianed at
the FIFTY seventh Street Court where tho Judge or.
dcrsd held injuries OF Troll being serious
enough prevent tho attcrs coming into court and
making complaint
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
THE KINGAN TRAGEDY.

Tho body OF the lato John Kingan, mcmber OF the
Produce Exchange arrived THIS city yoster day ~
tho charge OF Mr.. Thomas d. Kingan, brother Of the
deceased. A largo number OF tho members Of the
Produce Exchange Will attend the funeral services,
which are to held morning al ten clocx
at the Fiftn Presbyterian Church, corner oi
Eiftv.Ifth street
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
ADULTERATED LYE.

Tho examination Of Robert henderson, charged with
obtaining money undor faso pretonccs by selling 70
Moses Nahm 100 dozen cans OF aduterated lye which
he represented pure, was held py Justice Duny as
tho Tombs Court yesterday. The prosecution called
Professor Chandler President OF tho Board VI Health,
who testified to having made chemical analysis Of
Tho Iyc. Hc found II largely aducrated with common
salt After n long cross-exsmnstion by defsu0.
ants counsel, the caso was adjourned until xondao
next
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

PASSAGE OF THE PHILADELPHIA SHERIFF BILL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HAKRIRBuaa, March Do 1877.
The Senate tonight, by party vote, passed the bill
prohibiting the Sheriff of Philadelphia from appointing
deputies at elections. Tho arguments OF the demo-
Gratis, which cut Oft by the previous question,
mainly 10 the effect that the oct unconstitu
The New York herald., 1877-03-23

anderson in his hond transactions with d. j. Hoyoo
and Luther W. Frost, which put 10 evidsooa
Mr. Anderson was then put to brief examinzton aoo
tho proceedings were adjourned until to- day.
HOLDEN.
LYDIA A. Marcus sued the ST. LOUIS Mutual Lie -.
surance Company, in tho Supreme Court, Kings
county, yesterday TO recover policy for $40 0O0
held by defendants The Court Judge Pratt. directed
verdict for the plaintiff The jury gave verdict fog
Mrs Marcus IN the sum Of sl2.0Gt
The New York herald., 1877-03-23

THE STAPLETON FLATS.

The dumping OF garbage the fats at stapleon has
entirely ceased. Yesterday the mouth of the sewer,
which had been filled up by tho DRIFT from the fats,
was cleaned out and the loaded scows towcd 10 the
dumping ground on NewtOwn Creek,
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
A HORSE OF MANY TROUBLES.

On complaint OF Alonzo Evans John Cook was ar.
raigned the Fifty-scveuth Street Court yesterday
charged with driving horse which was suffering from
lesion OF tine suspensory Iigamcnt Of the right hind
cg an enlargement OF tho hook OF the left leg and tho
weakening OF the lgaments OF The right knee. Cook
sand he drove the animal with the permits sion OF his
employer. Tho Judge held Cook tor further cxamna.
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
THE INSURANCE INQUIRY.

YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE IN
sURANCE CoMMIrTEE-EvIDESCE OF THE
PRESIDENT or THE KNICKEEDocKEE INsUR-
ANcE COMPANY.
ALBANY, March 90, 1917.
Tho Insurance Committee of the House reassemblcd
this afternoon at hapast three O'Clock to hear tho
testimony OF officers OF Iifc insurance companies
relative TO salaries received by thom. Henry W.
johnson, of counsel for the Knickcrbocker Company
stated that President Nichols of tho Knckcrbocker
Lie, was to get homo account OF sickness
his family.
J. A. Nichols, President OF tho Ku'cke.bookcr Iic
Insurance Company, sworn, and testified as fol-
loas:-Iias been president since the latter part Of
March, 1874; vice president for eighteen months
Previous and agent previous to that; tho pres-
dent, secretary and actuary the officers who
ceved salaries last year also the counsel and medical
examiners tho presidents salary was si5, 600; that
all he rccclved the salary has been liked at that
ever since have been president; have never re-
ccved dollar in any respect In any way from the
company except my salary; not n dollar was ever
voted 10 ne; have vcc president; tho
sccrc,arys salary Is $4,000; to tho best OF my
knowledge | do not think ho ever received any
money or thing additional while was vcc prcsI.
dent; since have been president know he has not;
tho actuarys salary $5 0oo that has been the SAL
ary since have pccn presidents he has not received
ANYTHING addItiouai; tho counsel, Mr. johnson, has
received 81 500 per annum; hc gives us legal advice
and counsci he also attorney he gives us his
services, except litigation, for $500; cannot tell
how many oil litigation wo have had In two
years, perhaps fifteen or twenty, there have been
trials perhaps half dozen our counsel fees in tho
year 1876 other than couases salary have been be.
tween SO, 900 and $1,000; employ other coun-.
sci and their pay included III this; Or. Surrey
~ our medical examiner aud hc receives 800 per
year; when Io goes out OF the Office make exam
inaon he receives SO Tor each tmo; last yoar this
Amounted TO 800; In good times II would amount to
double that sam the price paid OUTSIDE of the city
depends the prico liked by medical societies;
The New York herald., 1877-03-23
M'KENNA'S FALL.

James McKenna, aged iorty and his sister, Bridget.
were waking down Broadway yesterday morning and
lclI into the basement OF No 49, They both
iurod aud taken to the Chambers Street Hospital
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-25
August Flower bridge

The most miserable ben:
world are those suffering
pepsia and Liver Complain
More than seventy-tiyeF
the people in the United
afflicted with these two aus
their effects: such as Sou IS
Sick Headache, HabituaI 70 ~ =
Palpitation of the Heart y IA
Water-brash, gnawing a%
pains at the pit Of the St0l'p '|
low Skin, Coated Tongue !,
greeable taste in the molp &
up Of food after eatiny,
&c. Go to your DruggIsI,'. I,
ney and get a rs cent b o 4,
Flower or a Sample bOy ~
cents. Try 1.-Two doses "
you.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-25

RAISING CREAM QUICahli:
heating and cooling mllh i,
ways the past season, ! ~ ,
at this conclusion: If We
to rise quickly and in ll' :
BILE condition for making !
article Of butter, we m1 y.
milk thoroughly, imnlt1@,r q,
milking, down to at leas' an n
grees, and the nearer We n, y
this, the better will be 'n'
Co6}eg.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-25

~ We omit here a few episodes which
tfanspired during the first few Eonths Of
Young Edwards stay at tho nlahsion.
They are description ola plttSuRe "trip
to thesugar orchard ofI'ill k,Hbysttnd Of
a fishing EXCURSION which, viii sthey ADJ
nirably conform to the auth0 design
ofpicttifing pioneer life, have lbeatiiie
onthe thread OF tlieistolvls ns9a DeA ~
f n Yod nTiw 4u
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-07-25

y -
The first person encountered by Mr..
Edwards, as he rather rushed than
walked from the house, was the little,
square-built lawyer, with large bun
die Of papers under his arm, q pair Of
green speotacles on his hose, with
glasses at the sides, as if to multiply
his power Of detecting frauds, by adj
ditional organs Of vision.
Mr.. Van der School was O WELDED
ucated man, but of slow comprehen-
sion, who had imbibed a WEAKNESS in
his speeches and actions, from having
suffered by his collisions with his more
mercurial and apt brethren who had
laid the foundations of their practice
in the eastern courts, and who had
sucked in shrewdness with their moth
er's milk. The caution of this gentle
man was exhibited in his actions, by
the utmost method and punctuality,
tinctured with 4 good deal Of timidity
and in his speeches, by parenthetical
style, that frequently left to his audi
tors a most delightful research after
his meaning.
IA good morning to you, Mr.. Van
der School, said Edwards 'sit seems
to be a busy day with us at the Man
sion-bouse."
sHGood morning, Mr.. Edwards, (if
that is your name, (for. being stran-
ger, we have no other evidence of the
fact than your own testimony as ]
understand you hoye given.itto Judge
, 1877-10-23
Musf6Iie6mna beS Teinbes.

SIS lift better, ben 6eino, Sranfbeit, anssus
ihlieBeu, oils nit linn Ill fdmpien, nahoem
er in Die Seituug beS &Drpers ein9eorunsen
1T. g8enn oaber Die @eiunobeit burb iddoz
lide Ginfiiiie, ). .. eine maIariibe Ats
moipbdre, un9eiunoe Seihditlsnn9en, ar@
belten bic beitdnp,9es Sise1, ODER au sroBe
f0rperlite ODER seiitlse Nnitrtnsunsen ooer
YloBiteuuus i'll raubem 8stter erforoern, ae-
fahrbet miro, gent es Dem 8elien, ibn ourd
Die Iuwsnpuus zines suuerIdiiisen Sor'
beusunssmittels gu ihiiten. aelner Der Mt
tifel, bic p%erfauit, anSeSet9t ooer ueroronet
weroen, 1T iiir oleien j3med 10 gut seeisnet,
mie 9ofetter's Magenbttteres,
Elm an9enebmes nno ipirflameS Stdrfungss
mlttel, oaS Don aeraten ais elm meotctntidle5
GeiSs unb 6eaeluussmlttel pe9etubiliiAen
llripruuss empfohlen wirb, bas alien Sornz
id)nupps reinlier Qualitdt sur Saiis bat,
melher bic oarnit perbunoenen Y1an5enidfte
uno @rtrafte DOT benz Seroerben bepabrt.
dit bieiem beiliamen Gorbeusuussmittel &C..
iehlst, fam Der Sr9auismus Der &ranfbeit
Srot bieten, mosen Die I3nltanoe nod 10 urs
QiinItig lelu.
, 1877-10-23

= aS 8 ffament bes 9errn
: hier8. Ser Qontoner Ncabemp su.
folge bat Thier8 ieinem 2anbe Elm betrddtlt.
Dies Veaat binterlafen. Ord e,nen Artif,l
III jeintm Seiamente, BON nsldem bic gum
9esenipatti9en Nugenblide MIR ieine pertrau.
tefen Sreunbe &enntniB hatten, usrmaht sI
benz Staate Mtt aaein ale Ielne Sam mum.
gen, ioneert auh bas nnQebeure politiife
Water'al. weldes er fir feline 8erte iam.
melte. ionic has Saus, meltss e. tbeilmeiIe
NIT benz uon Der National Yerlummluna
nod Der 9tieberlase Der Commune ~potirteu
8elbe nieoer erbaut bate. Wie bic Ncaosmg
erfdbrt, nirb nisies baus in elm Wuieum
oernanoelt merben. Dte Vatets mt. ben
ID auuicripten. umfafenh 9ocumeute BON
benz b0flen politiiten unh oiplnmatif1en
Snterelfe neld1e er fir ie,ne r@eihihte Der
Repotution" unb i'tue v@eibihte bes @onius
Lots nnb bes Saiierreihs "bentibte unb mel6s
ibm pom iiberlebenben Wit9lieoern Der 5ar1i.
lien Der bethellisten b,ftoriiten Yeri6nl,d,
felten, ionic BON Den &an3leten Der peri6te.
otnen 2dnber iibergeben ODER fir i'm ab9s.
idrieben murbsu. meroen in ben National'
Arbioen binterlest meroeu, nadoem biz
6reunbe oes Dabingeihteoenen baraus alt
Otnge rein peri0nltder Naluc %entiernt haben
Weroen. DaS %ertldrt, marum bic Ne9ierung
iid oersn 8erfsselung entbislt, mis Dies mil
Den Yapieren Derftorbener Mlniiter I'M Gage
nod ibrem 9inihsioen iiblih 1T. Die @oplsr
ltalientiher @tmalbe, mslhe SbterS fir lid
ar0B,entteils in Waierfarben pom ben S1g
lin9sn Der Ecole de Rome anfsrtisen ltsb,
Derosn Dem Wulsum uon Marie,le, ieinel
Vateriabt, gum @eih.nfe semadt weroen.
, 1877-10-23

- Striter nnrubeu in Bel.
q n. Die @a3ette be Wons meloet bonn
%. Sept.. bab Der 9trite Der @rubenarbsi=
ter am Nadmlttas 3uuor einen sepalttbdtl.
gen &harafter an9enommsn uno oaB Die Sen.
carmen au Wasmes BON ibrsn StuBpaffsn
@ebraud modem muBten. nobel s,n 8ubes
fi6rer auf Der Sieue get0otet nno nehrsrs
ihmsr perpunoet mor6sn iiuo. gu Dorr
tam es sbenfaas gu @emult.bdtistsltsu, bod
9elang es Der 0fentlt ben Wabf, bic Saupls
,dret,r gu uerhaften unb pe,tsre unoronun.
gen gu utrhinoern. Die Nrbsiter 3u Dour,
1920 on GER 3ahl, istten ben Strife fort; es
tamen absr msitsr felne Nubeft0run9eu Dor.
Sic @eiamm3abl Der frlfenben Arbeitsr i'm
Yorina9e iou mebr ais $1,000 betra9en. Sn
uier @ruben miro nod %re9elmdBi9 feds
Gage in Der Wohe gearbeiIst. Sruppe1
nno aus Wons hinssianol porben rnb &c
tebsn ein Battalion Snfanterie au iSlenu,
in ,msites gu Wasmes, 5wei %&onpasnlesu
SG9,r au Youiu, amsi anoere su @lousea.
zine Shwaoron ulanen 5u Wasmss, eine su
Sornu uno e,ne 3u Srameries. Sn Briiisl
"tbt eth Battalion Shlseu BON Der @a1ul-
ion bersit, u6tbiseuiaus aud IN ben Dirt bee
Eumultes sn moridirsn. BOD i9eint nod
osa neuefen NatriAten bic &uhe mteoer ber=
efeut gu iein.
, 1877-10-23
Gin betrAaertfGer Waent.

Nus Gun francisco mirb ssmelbet: 5.
.. Treaomsu, elm hiiftaer &apttalit
wiinidte uersangsnes Sriblahr cine 3our
nod ben 0illdhen Staaten gu MAIDEN, nnb DO
ct Semanpeu bier babsn mnBte, Der ieiue &C.
ihdfte b~slorate, 10 matte er g4iGiam q.
Cooper. Elm StraseubrOtsr. 5u ieinen Naeu
ten. Wie arg istu Bertrauen mibbranht
uurbe, erbelt aus Dem Solasnoen: &ur'
nod ie,ner Abreiis benddtiste &ooper hd,
3reaomel's 8anfbiiher, Die ous &onto nit
Saibsr's Sanf uub nit Der Sruit Banf ent
hislten (Ireaome1 bate IN Nsr Srult Bant
circa $l1 600 uno in Saiher's Sanf $50.
000-s70,00O III ietnen @uuder) Daranf
bin pellegte er Rt OUT etn lpitsmatllhss
Hdlihsn con Sreacmel's Wamen auf Sheds
OH Sotbsr's Banf Dieie Sreds oepontrt,
sr in Ger SrniI Banf, ole ibm ben Setrag
crebitirte uno bnrh baS Sleariug pouie Ole
Sheds ron Satber's Sanf coIsftirsn lieb.
90 lteB Ct oas @elo eintae Sage lang in Der
Sruf SO. Vanf l,egen uno 3og 20 oaran'
permittelE sines anbern gefalibten @bsds.
Satbers' @aiiirsr ih6ofte fstuen Teroadi,
neil s,nsrlelts Der Same Sreabnea's dbl
idtsn unb neil anbsrntbeils Der @bed faftild)
ntats aussrs mar, OILS nu- cine 3ranSferi-
snng Der Summa BON Isiher Banf sur 1rui1
Sanf. 90 fameu mehrsre aroBe @hsds.
bis un9e'dbr $50 900 bon Satbers Baul
3nr Truft Sanf trausferirt maren. Inter.
beiisn bate Cooper nidt nur oteien Vetrag,
lonbsrn aud Die $l1 900, bic Sreaomsa ~
isinen @unftsu itsbsn bate, ee,ossn.
Nor 5rpsi Woheu ia N 6err Sreabpeu BON
SfeE anriid nno erifrefte bic beioeu Banter
nlht menig hurh feline Wittbslluns, oaB e.