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, 1877-06-22

WHERE'S THE CATi-The skeleton of
q cat walked into Ryans shop the other
day. Ryan, seeing her, bawled out,
mickey, didn't / tell ye month ago to
fade that cat pound of mate day until
ye had her fati''
aye did; an I'm just fading her a
pound"
HAS that cat ate pound this morn
ingi"
"Yes, SIR"
"Shure, I think it's lie ye're telling.
Bring me that scales. Now bring me
that cat"
The cat turned the scales at exactly one
pound.
"There, didn't tell ye she had eaten a
pound of mate this morningl"
"All right, me boy, there's yer pound
of mate; but where the divil's the cat3"
, 1877-06-22

CoUeHs and Colds are often overlooked.
A continuance for any length Of time causes
irritation of the Lungs or some chronic
Throat Disease. ]BrOtOn's Bronchial Troches"
are an efectual COueH REMEDY.
, 1877-06-22

A LONDON newsboy found a 81, 900 dia-
mond which he carried about in his pock.
ct for month without knowing its worth
, 1877-06-22

Two centuries ago tea was scarcely
known in Europe.
, 1877-06-22

BRADFORD, Pa, is to be lighted with
gas from gas-well located about two
miles from the town.
, 1877-06-22

UsE Burnham's Abietine fer Group, colds,
sore throat and hoarseness.
, 1877-06-22

THE various New England colleges
have 100 Chinese students.
, 1877-06-22
Try BOwen's Yeast Powder.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR II.
GREAT ENTERPRISES.

THE SIERRA FLUME AND LUlBER CO.
YELLOW PINE, SPRUCE, FIR and CKnAR
LANDS; 10 Saw Mills, 8 Planning Mills, I sash
and Door Fsctory, l4s miles ' Fumes, 10
miles Of Tramvays, 1877 miles Of Telegraph
Line, IS Telegraph stations; and employ 47b
men and $50 oxen and horses.
The SUGAR PINE is unsurpassed in quali-
ty, and the whole coast can be supplied.
The YELLOW PINE is firm, fine grained
and superior to any other hard pine for AssF-
ing, stepping, ETC.
The SPRUCE has great strength, durable
when exposed, and especially adapted to Briage
and ship Building, while the FIR and CEDAR
are ~ valuable for great variety Of VuE-
poses.
Last year thirty millions Of feet were cut,
and the estimats for 1877 Is fifty millions ilf-
teen millions are now on hand, Thoroughly Ssa-
soned BY the hot climate Of Red Bluff and
Chico.
Large orders can be filed on days notice fer
all kinds Of BUILDING MATERIALS, rough or
dressed dry, by which elegant and substantial
work may be accomplished without delay 1t
the usual cost for green lumber,
Orders for the interior filed at less than San
Francisco prices and freight.
DOORS, SASH and BLINDS always on hand
in large quantities.
Address
SIERRA FLUME AND LUMBER CO.,
Red Bluff,
Cor. Fourth 4 Channel sts.
, 1877-06-22

SAILING OVER BURIED NATIoNs.-The
whole channel of the Mediterranean must
be strewed with human bones. Cartha-
genians, Syrians, Egyptians, Sidonians,
Persians, Greeks and Romans-there they
lie, side by side, beneath the eternal wa
ters, and the modern ship that fetches
freight from Alexandria sails in its whole
course over buried nations 1t may be
the corruption of the dead that now adds
brightness to the phosphorescence of the
waves. All told me in the East that q
superstition exists on this subject, which
represents the spirits of the departed as
lowering, whether on land or water, over
the spots where ruins of their tabernacles
are found; SO that in blowing the Medi-
terranean we sail through armies of ghosts
more multitudinous than the waves.
These patient spirits sometimes ride on
the foam, and at other times repose in
those delicious little hollows which look
like excavated emeralds between the
crests of the waves. 1t is their union and
thronging together, say the Orientals, that
constitute the phosphorescence of the
sea; for wherever there is light the bill
lows fash with the luminousness OF van
ished generations, that concentrate, as it
were, the starlight on their wings.
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
BRAZIL.

THE xMPxRoR's QUIET LrvE SINCE MS ne.
TURN--woRsE THAN THE ''constCAN
BRorHEns"-FAMrNE IN NORTHERN BRAZIL.
RIO JASEIEo Oct. o, 1877.
the sphinx upon tho projects Of reform which popu.
lar opinion ascrbes him the result Of his raid
upon Amcrica, Europe ana tho Holy Land and it 10
be assumed he will lot tho Chambers close, which
will DO In about ton days, before organizing ncw
Ministry, Of which Is generally supposed that your
friend viscc ndc do BON Rctiro, Will tho Premier
nominaiiy ~ east, 10 satisfy Tho tacit etiquette or
brazilian Cabinet mOngerS, which exncts that the
President Of tho Council shall DO u Senator.
vESDkrrA
slcan" vendetta, which has cuiminatcd here An lal.
Ian named Gactnno Fcrrizo had, bctoro omigraiing
hthcr been good terms with the wife of certain
MaxulIo, who had alroady cmgratcd Ferrze em,.
grated last year, hrs having shoe store hore, aud
al tho same time camo lcitcrs from Mazulios family
long ator Forrixo's son, whc walking In suburb oe
Nio was stabbed and died. but ACCUSED one oil his
DEATH ana quite rocently, his father having taken
th0 gt0rc In hand and employed MazuilO and nia
son ncphcw who slept IN tho house. Fcr,xzs died
suddenly his bed, aud suspic0ns being excited 10
found he had been siranglcd. On searching tho
trunks tho suspcctod tho lcttcrs alluded
found, showing that those Calabrinns had
NJ last rcvenged tho family honor.
SUFFERING AND DIsEAsK.
Tho famine In tho Northeast continues TO press
vcrey on tho energies Of the government ana tho
charity Of tho nation. About $700 000 have already
boon spent and II 10 calculated that about four
drcd thousand persons nrc Low utterly dependent
cnnrity. Disease, as usual Is showing itsel and as
the capital and port OF Coara yellow lever 10 rather
bnd
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
SOUTH CARoLINA's CoRMoRANTs.
STATE TREASURER For CONSPIRACY 70 ROB
THE PEOPLE.


STATE TREASURER Fon CONSPIRACY 70 ROB
THE PEOPLE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, Nov. 2, 1871
In the case OF r. L. Cardozo, late State Treasurer
on trial for conspiracy to rob the government,
Josephus Woodruff lato CLERK OF tho Senate, was OK
amncd and testified to tho fact that thorc WINS
organized conspiracy between himself, A.
O. Jones, ex-ClerE Of tho House OF Rcp-
rcsentativcs; Glcavos, ex-Prcsidcns OF tho
Senate, and Cnrdozo, cx-Stato Treasurer to obtain
money from the treasury by issuing fraudulent pay
certificates the order OF fictitious parties For In
stance, several claims wcro presented In evidence
payable 70 order, ana indorscd by q. J.. Frankfort
the initials OF which nnmo reversed those OF r. !.
Cardozo This arrangement was made In order that
tho Treasury ofnccr should know 10 whom TO pay tho
money
CARDozo TAKES STAND
Counsel for the defence then placed Cardozo on tho
stand and attempted TO bolster up his reputation by
showing that he had refused TO accept present tho
bribc known tho "Merriam certificate" aud had
threatened Woodruff with Indictment II the affair was
repeated. The Attorney General cross-examinng,
OF OF tho same character, oil OF which
dorscd by persons unknown to Cardozo whose Official
duties required him TO ASCERTAIN that the indorscrs
tho proper persons and that such irregular pay.
mcnts were according 10 his practice.
NEw INDICTMENTS rRoBAHLK
Tho Attorney General proposes 10 frame new In
dicmenls on each OF tho other SIX ccrtl .atce, MS
Cardozo must have KEown them TO be fraudulent, N
he knew the Merriam certificate was as they all
Of tho samo series, numbers from $50 to 157 inclusive.
Cardozo Is still on the stand. There Is doubt that
Cardozo will be tried for PERJURY growing OF thcso
en4
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICANS.
STRONG ENDORSEMENT OF PRESIDENT HAYES
FROM SENATOR DAWES AND OTHERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE nElALp.l


FROM SENATOR DAWES AND OTHERS.
[yY TELEGRAPH TO THE uElALp.l
BosToS Nov. 2, 1877.
Tho old "Cradlc OF Liberty" rocked 10 .gh, by
tho republicans with speeches by Senator Dawcs
and Generals Chamberlain, OF Maine, and Haw.
Icy, OF Connecticut Mr.. Dawes spoke Ars, and
began by uiludng eulogiscaIly to the late Senator
Morton, and continued In eloquent address In sup
port OF the Presidents policy. II wos hopeful sign
he said, 10 see doubt In the minds OF republicans on
the question. Ever riDce tho close OF tho war tho
republican party had been trying plan after plan.
method after method 70 reconstruct he southern states
aud mad slgnaiiy iacd the chef being thai the
rebels instead OF being tried or The cose
of the war, allowed their former privileges and
went from the battlefield 10 tne ballot DO x He
strongly indorscd the Presidents southern policy ns
tho wisest administration measure since tho war.
paying handsome compliment to tho President Cen
cral followed In similar strain Ind orsnQ
the policy very strongly. General Nawoy made an
excellent impression by his neat concise ddrcss In
when no referred principally 10 the civil service
measures, whicn, whiic ho could not fully indorse
them, no believed wcro moves In tho richt
dircction. IIo mado quito a hit on the financial
question, by his pointed and witty rcoindcrs TO the
questions OF several grccnbackers In Tho hall. There
was . largo attendance and much enthusiasm
maaifestoa
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
RAILROAD TROUBLES.
CHEAT EXCITEMENT IN cASADA-ruE MILITIA
UNDER ARMS.

0HEAT E4CIIEMEhT IN ChNADh-IHE MILITIA
UNDER ARMS.
NORM THoy, w., Nov. 2, 1871
Considerable cxctomcnt prevails IN tho Province OF
Quebec over tho railroad difficulty add she dcatn OF
Colonel Foster Tho Canadian militia has becn called
out and the cntro limo Of tho Southeastern Railroad
IN Canada Is closely suarded Trains are run on the
road from North Troy TO East Richford guarded By
strong detachment OF rod coats 10 prevent any stop
page SEIZURE OF trains No ono rs allowed TO
The Canadian limo in tho night al tnis place without
being closely examined. strong forcc of Canadian
soldiers Is guarding the depot ~ MAnsonvie, and
night may occur ~ any time.
Colonel Foster had many influential triends through
out the Dominion, ana sncc MS death there
havo been general uprising OF his friends IN the
Province. Tho directors have msdo Asa Il. Foster,
Jr manager OF The Southeastern Road, and the light
viii be wsged more bitterly than ever.
Colonel Fosters funeral will take place at Waterloo
tomorrow noon, after which important dcve opmcuts
aro oxpcctcd.
TO TnE CoURTA
Latest advices state that . receiver will be appointed
for the Southeastern Railroad and tho dicuitics con-
nected with snc road len 70 ths oeurn 70 settle. =
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
A STOCK CONSPIRACY.

san FRANCISCO. Nov 2, 1877.
Three stock operators IRON New York, named John
Leighton, @. H. bernard aud william J. Potter,
arrested hero yesterday, charged with conspiracy,
She complaint OF Horny >. TIbbcy. 10 obtaining IRON
him largo sums OF money by fraudulent misrcpro-
scntaiions aud by forming pool Of tho stock OF tho
Exchcqucr Mining Company IN default Of $50 900 bail
each. thoy ware locked m
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
THE DIRECT CABLE.

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., Nov. O. 1871
rho cable steamer Minia from North sydney, via
HALIFAX, Is reported OF Rye Beach searching the
broken ends OF tho direct capo located according TO
electrical tests miles sou,heas, tho Isle OF
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

David A wolls, Of Norwich, Conn.,, and Dr. q. =.
Brown-S6quard OF Boston, nro at tho Windsor. Judge
Charles Mason, Of Uuca; Judge George =. Coms.ock.
Of Syracuse. and Ouscrbrdge Horscy, Of Maryland arc
at she Fifth Avenue. BISHOP william II. Hare. OF
Nio0rara, 10 tho 81 Denis Very Rev. A. J. McCon-
0my, OF Philadelphia, Is at shc St. Nicholas Pay
Inspector Charles II. Eldrcdgc United Statos Navy
as Tho Gilscy. Frederick Brougnton, General Man.
sgcr ot tho Great Western Railway Of Canada, is a.
tho Brcvoorl Paymastor Israel U. Dewey, Unilod
States Army, 10 AZ ths Grand Central
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The New York herald., 1877-11-03

civil war can never be overvaIucd By his
counirymen. His long service N the Senate has
shown hts great powers . legislator and a.
leader and chief councillor Of shs poisical party
charged wih the conduos Of tho government
during that period In all things and
at all times he has been able. strenuous
and faithful In the public service. and hrs fame with
his countrymen rests upon secure foundation The
several Executive departments viii be closed she
day OF mis- funeral ana appropriate honors should be
paid 10 the memory Of shs deceased statesman BY shs
whole nation. r. b. HAYES.
The New York herald., 1877-11-03

PRESIDENT HAYES ORDERS THE GOVERNMENT
OFFICES CLOSED on THE DAY or THE
FUNERAL.
WASHINGTON, Nov. q 1877.
Tho following was Issued at lato hour this oven
ing
EXECUTIVE MANSION, l
WAsniSGToS, Nov. z, 1871
lament the sad occasion which makes II my duty to
testify tho public respect for tho citizen and
distinguished staicsmsS whose death yesterday,
NJ his homo India napols, has becn
madc known to tho people by tcIcgraphic announce
mont Tho services Of Olvor r. Morton 10 tho ns-
ton IN tho difnouls and responsible administration
OF che affairs Of tho State Of Indiana -
~ Governor - . esisioai junosurs o. the
The New York herald., 1877-11-03

IMPORTANT Discoveries IN MATHEMArTcS
The science aimphcd and EXTENDED First TO
9th av. Saturday afternoon, r. NJ "
J. BERLITZliEIMER
The New York herald., 1877-11-03
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SYMPATHY PROM oALuyonKIA.

cAN FHhNCIsCo, Nov 2, ISJI
Portland despatch says the Executive offlces o.
Galcna wero closed this morning on receipt Of tho
nows Of Senator Morton's death.
, 1877-04-20

and rece!Fcd an appointment antc1atc'l several
munt1lr 10 ~ 10 enable HIM IL Crt E,nicy 70 leave
ihr city. Am advised that he IL rt1l IN the fcr-
vice. Ifi4 name isLo4eph ". 1ohnanr. nf s,rcyon.
AMI tn" facts nro abont word for word a. he stated
them hlmpclf.
am advised, and h<liert. thnt Mr.. Wsrhburne
w19 ono Of The sort men in the confpIrscy. an
toi1 tl!at Immediately upon ths election Of delo-
eatct In The various sta.es Ia the National Con
HS c1pcnse. ~ acn the In the interrAt Of lItstow
hare heard much that can't yonch fof, In the
absence OF frirnd hut expect, in . few day<. to
bs able Ia furnish reliable and convincing ettasnee
on tho point staftd, and on othtr4.
an, Informed that tho present Holtctfor has been
writing for two years against tho President. and
was tho author Of many Arttclca that appeared in
Northern psncrf, caloRizing and indotalng Mr.
Brl.tow.. Thta came :, Indirectly f,on' ex.semhet
Greeley In ths last Presidential campaign. Mes.rs.
Sawyer md Ne9fcy-tbe latter mt here, ami the
former unknown to mo I,efsoHa1lY-have had a
watch on the dningn Of liristow, Commit, anil 9th.
era in tho TFeatuky for fomo time, anl am foll
that they sre n posfcs.on Of facts TINT will Justify
tic assertion that Ill tho power and patronage nf
the Ttcaaury hare been prostItntcl In the intcrrss
Of Br1stow. Sawyer will acc the President to'1aJ,
Tomorrow. Or nett day, am told.
I reRre! that bare not had titne 70 !nresttgale
more fully the snatse:. referred to. II ] bad
would hare followed Messrs. IIrAtnw. Wllsor, and
Conant through Tho last eighteen months, and
been able IL record. With certainty. AlI tiell
crooked wAys. Int "a 1t n, In Tho short time
taso had. have done what c0ud. have dis
cAFted much that wAs not fully Hustained by rFnof,
and believe eycry word l have Atovc written.
Your, ctc+, J. II. MADDOX
, 1877-04-20
IN CHICAGO,


Tho alarm from, box 304 at 12:AH Yesterday
afternoon wus caused by hro In tho planning mill
of q. ". tlTnk1ey, At tho corner VI Mny snd
Twenty .seroud atreots. Damage nominal, Cause
unknown.
The alarm from Dox 34o 1t .:Ab yesterday ~.
teEnoon wns caused BY fre At No. rs Morgan
strect, awnel by \. y. Isbcoek, Of kalamazoo.
una occupied by II. d. Berxo IL 4 residence.
pAu,agu to building ttlhing; 70 furniture. &aun.
Caaac, explosion at q kerosene lamp.
Tbs alntsn from fIox ~. Ut .;:.6 this morning,
was eau.ed BY oalee! Dan pnny discovering ars II
tng on tia aoathweat corner of Madison street
aoors l,y IiarrIs, Licpnaa i CO. iry.
Rt,04 desltrs and on tho nfst door BY Scott i Co..
hAttsrs. Thb nre spread rapidly through tho upper
aaasa with sueh tettthlo 1orca that thu euuta uptt
potst1n will b. almost complete loss. Thu loss
% building and go.'ds VII reach sally $9o. 0m.
unsrr eonlro'. 1hs three upper " aoora wess turned
vi. Salld directly aftet tho srs +;
\ man nAl.ed Ffeneh upon the ground lca4ad By
t,lo for tho purpose. Il will require Esfaehs lfol.
Il; ss'sss :I,{ Y:s:s' Ss$: st;; ss
Itepman q Co. had but recently moved with
1stro stock Of clothing. dr5-goods. and woo!ens,
n largo portion OF which IL i tota! loss, mud 1lo
bolance IL badly waierlosgtd ,seott,
tho halter. was wet down completely.
ThS oshas ocenpsns,s .os OF ,, the n", d'Gs
H. Won Kuehno,s. i,a.en,ent y salos, l9.s ~ M
heavily In Eastern companies, ~ are Ai1o Harris,
t&GpHku i 20.
, 1877-04-20
rRocEEn1Nos In THE LEotsLA1unE.

E"oEEAu4N44 IN TIE LEUlsLA1UN&s
CoLuAnus. o., April 1D.-1n the uonso The
eenats bill to take from tho municipaittes Tho
power to adopt ordinances tosbfddang locomotives
orcas to pass through towna Of y, 900 inhabitants
It leu spoed than four miles per honr, and
through towns Of large slxe A. lcaa speed than
eight mtteA per hons, was passed.
Tho HousH bill to makttta PenlfenttAry pHtnsa
70 - Trs!sify election returns waa also pissed.
lht llou1u bill to mako 1t 4 insdcpteanoF Tor en-.
f!neers 70 sbandon thclf locomotives At points
otsss thah their destinations WAY deiested.
III the Senate this afternoon tho General An.
mrnts.
The Senate bill 70 authorize tho Marrow. Gauge
Railsoa4 10 laaue bonds was passed.
uen1amla 7. Aa.tln, OF tnlumbua. was romt.
aatea 9 y nos. Young 10 bs Tfustss ot the Asylum
In lhe ilouse the eenata bill 10 prulah tho
Ftact.eo Q! Icsoftng to dialant courts 10 deprive
was passe4. '@"-
The Senate bill 10 authorize free banking wus
passed.
The l1ouss bli! tsslsing and amending tho militia
laws was passed.
Tho House h!ll 70 antaoysze Bna1da Of Education
eooks for uas Ia common schools WA passed.
, 1877-04-20
POLITICAL

Nxw Yokx, April la.-An Albany special to
aho 1tnts ssys: "congreumau.eleet Nleholas
Muller, Of thu 1isas District, Nsw York CITY.
Il row ia Alvauy. aud accompanying
him il iamot, pretty we'll su-
theat.ested, tha. he ,s considering tie
proposslsn maas 70 h!m 70 tssagu hi: seat tn Con.
Field 10 hia place. VI. Ttldsn IL taid 10 BE- very
snxlous 10 iayo Field in ths ue1s Congress for
project at xcstlag him there through lh* reAsgus-
lou OF Mulcr."
.AtsAxr. y. T.. April l8.-congreasmau Npls:r
tmphatlcaliy denicA thai he Iutend4 to Ees!xu hlA
seat In Contress.
CoLrxsrs. u. Aprt! 10. The Republican slAts
bold ths ne1t Etats Convention AMg. LAT CleYe-
lAut.
, 1877-04-20
IELEGRAPAlc N0IEs.

. ettTfLAxp, o.. April l0.-Dcot2s F. Rfdout, Of
ee*dolu, Me-, and goiag to California. shot him
.et on The Lake shors train No. ]. ntsr Palnes.
.lis. o.. about q o'clock this morning: Tho
tuana u not dangerous. His conduct indicates
~, MI,AAnssuxa, r.. April 10-Ex. .Ptssident Grant
,Is.,d dIematn nptl next Monday. and 1t l. nov
sseH posEtteiy thai e1-eenatot Cameron will not
s~SS3pany him w mis- European Trip.
sxn.. apsetat M&paseA u NJ IFtla1&.
p.,t9HiiisaRikIp. III, Apsil 10. The ntvsr.ids
T.. taIf,1 . Copp1nJ MAS Incorporated to-day, sapi.
M M WV COO. J. J: ktssInger, A. Z. Uompo!d,
avn lheoaosu uessenlen, tucospQsatosa,
, 1877-04-20

CVVNlEHEAIi9.
WASHINGTON, D. t., April 10.-NepoFts to the
Treasury Department show that tho counterfeiting
Of coin, princapatly silver, Is increasing rapidly.
Neports from the Black Hills mentioned the coin
arc OF counterfeit 81 pieces md some Arfcets
,,..s,,.., .,n.,,
.s-. rl1'fuh AtfHaAa.
Tho Treasury Department 10 bcs'egcd to'day oJ
persons dismissed Jcstcrday from the Engraving
az .u.1ns .'I'esI ~ *, "a.h
feinatatement' 0nt IN a cases tney arc to.a no'ns
ing can bo done, and thnt In lcss than
two weeks swo.thirds ~ many more
rmntoy.s IA were dI,charred Yesterday will
=. So, =. 80 o,h.. s+,,in~r.n, nnn
10 sofeea 20 eeek o1nes e1"p'o5nen- oa'
ladJ presented to Cor. Mccormick letter from
President lfaYes, saying that hc know tho sppl.
csnt. and va1 per,onaljy eogntzant that It was a
~o-" - " 80 ~ a. .i.. "w,z" ~ ~.
, 1877-04-20
nRtfllARY.

Sxw ToRK. April 10. Tho dssth Is nnnonntel
Of Asrsln n. Rogers, aha ~nlof partner OF tho
elothlna nsna Of Roxsrp, pett d Co. VI. Kogers
died In Aiken, T. u.
coiuxb1A, 8, O.. Aprii I0.-C. r. Pelhau,
formerly Psoteasos In the old South CarolIns COL
lefe, and moro recently editor 1t several leading
newspapers III South Carolina. died to-day.
san fEAScsseo. Apr1l 10 --col. ussralt pupu.
Who. during tho late Wsr, commanded aha 6eeunl
Regiment VI Meaxhtf's I1sh Brtsaus. New York
Volunteers, died In this city to-taJ OF consumption
, 1877-04-20
INDIANA,
Rim aw.rw-ttor,.-

dpkcI01 W{p6EEk 70 1A4 1H6411
lxp1ASAroLIs, Ind, ApEal lD.-lt!s uudsrstood
that The Governor has made appointments Of state.
House Commissionsrs, and that tho Commissions
hssa been made out Tor Tho last stx days. Thsy
r. 9s9; G1kTh Thoms: 4: NoSis, Of ihis s,sy and "
ftan1iln Landers, VI lhts city. and j. i. q. Mel
sen. 81 Fort Wayne, Democrats. Gen. Norris l.
70 0tt and ,sttihX eitizeu, man OF ctataelsF and
SseAl!h. and IL ! practical engineer, Mekrsn il
resident Of tbs yandaln Hallroad. Landefs l.
sis n!s PfeposttFoaS CueGs sfssA,au. and helson 10
sbeAdln2 Acrtc cullunst aud horticultural,