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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-07

To the Editor of the Lodeors
IL Moscow, June 5. 1877.
We take pleasure in expressing our
grateful thanks for the refreshing shower
that has fallen. II Is still raining gently,
and judging from present indications OIL
the lowering clouds, we will have more
rain. All nature seems TO be wearing a
new and brighter smile than she has for
months. Rain is propitious at this time,
as it is the first of importance since
planting commenced. Thank God for
these BETTING blessings. This fine sea-
son has given vegetation a new impetus.
Our crop prospects ia this and adjacent
communities never looked moro prom
Using. Wheat is nearly ready for har
vesting; perhaps 333 per cent. over any
yield in this county for many years.
Late rain will make the oat crop an av.
erage one. Perhaps fifty per cent. more
German millet has been sowed this than
any previous year. This is a sure crop.
Farmers will SOW much more; they have
been waiting for rain. Good stands ofboth
cotton, and lori now that the outlook is
promising, will have much to do in re.
ddcing the unprecedented high prices OF
four corn, etc. No goods for this sec
tion-already well supplied, over and
above q home consumption, and some to
spare. Finest stock Of hogs on hand we
have ever had-the cross OF the Burk.
shire, Essex, Chester, Poland and China
does well, and their cost might be esti-
mated correctly at hardly two-thirds Of
the cost Of the old stock. The country
is well supplied with milch cows-Dur-
ham, Ayrshire, and others-prove to be
fine mixers. You see, Messrs, Editors,
this people don't need to use credit in
the cities. Come to the country and get
fat on spring chickens, lambs, shoais,
Kids, ETC., fine milk and butter. Fruit
promises abundant peaches, apples,
plumbs, grapes everything is prolific.
Nothing disturbs the political horizon.
PETER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-07

The Turkish cavalry ought to be SUI
perior to the Russian, for q famous Os-
man was the ancestor of many of them.
-[CincinSati Enquirer.
Governor Stone became the executive
of Mississippi by virtue of being speaker
of the house when Governor Ames re.
signed, Before he was governor he was
a Wholesale liquor dealer.
The husband OF the Princess Louise
beg pardon, the Marquis of Lorne-is
engaged upon q new metrical version
OF the Psalms Of David, set to popular
hymn tunes, and in various metres.
A spinstcr lady Of fifty remarked the
other day that she could 60 alone at six
months. YES" said her hateful young
half brother, and you've been going it
alone ever since, ana never euchred
anybody"
Mrs. Mnloeh Craik still wears the
queerly fashioned gown of twenty years
ago, with its body gathered OF the shout
ders to a point at the waist. When asked
to sing she complies readily, and gives
an old fashioned ballad With o simple
accompaniment.
A beautiful statue is to be raised to
Titan this year, the four hundredth an.
niverary Of his birth, in the little town Of
Piovc di Galore, his birthplace. The
head looks toward the house where he
was born, on the walls Of which, ira
dition says, that his earliest efforts up.
peared.
In a moment Of dependency where
do we look for hope, comfort and sup.
port2 To the womal we love. And
where is she looking at this time2 Ten to
one she is looking around for something
to rOus our energies with. And that's
why We marry.-[Andrews Bazaar.
"sambo, nay massa always trabble;
yours ebber stay at houe." DAT berry
true, Jim; but you know what the pro.
verb aa%y-rollin' stone gadder no moss"
mo, Sambo, but it gadder polish; and
dat 'ere's a qualification your massa
stan berry much in need OBJ"
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Terrific storm nt Omaha.

OMAHA, June T. A terrific wind and
rain storm prevailed in this section last
night, which came from the southwest.
The damage dsne is extensive through
out the city and country, but the partic.
ulars are not ascertainable. The Con.
gragational church steeple in this city
was blown down. At the barrack it is
reported the stables we're blown down,
trees uprooted, chimneys and porches
demolished. The storm extended east
into Iowa, doing considerable damage 10
the telegraph.
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MARRTEn-

MITCHELL -OLDHAM On wednesday.
the 9Th inst. at tho residence Of NJ. ]. Wall
dram. Esq. Ne. l05 Market street, BY Rev.
Or. Landrum. assisted By Rev. DR.. Surratt.
and Mrs. BELLE V. OLDHAM, Of this city. No
cards.
MILLER FEALY - At the Franciscan
Monastery Of ST. Mary's. at 8 o'clock am,
thursday. June It'll. by Rev. Father Luoius.
n. b. MILLER and MAGGIE FEALY. No cards.
DEAURER-LUTA-In this city, Wednes-
day; June 9th, at the residence OF the bride,
~ Rev. Mr.. Sick, Mr.. WILLIAM BEAURER and
Miss lENA LuTA.
The happy pair lett on a bridal trip on The
steamer j.. W. Gaff last evening. Their mani
friends congratulate them on the consumma-
uon OF their marriage, and join in expressing
the hope that their lives may be pleasant and
prosperous.
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T~ELEGRAPIIIC MARKETS.

MONEY!.
NEw York. juno Z. Has a.m.-U. S. 6s OF
1881. llOASllOH; do. coupons. ll5@ll5A; 5-2O's
of go, new issue. lOgN9lOg%; of 81, 1875 3
ll3h; '6S, coupons. ZIG; 10 4Gs. 1l21I; do. cou-
pOns. ll2N; currency &c, l229l22H; new SIS,
lllh@ll1h.
LONDON, juno 7, $3.50 p.m.-ConsOls for
money. 9ih; u. S. 5-20s Of '65. lO3N; Of
81. lOJ1l; lO4O's, 100; new SIS. 1917; Erie,
1864.
Amount Of bullion gone into tho Bank Of
Fnsland on balance to-day. $500.
PARIS. Juno L. Specie in tho Bank Of
France has increased y 2OO,tOO francs during
the past week.
BREADsrUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, June 7, 800 ~p.m.-Flour, 20 ,
S2i Sd. Wheat. Milwaukee red. 12s ld@l3s Id
California white. lbs 6dgl2s lid; California
club. l3s9l3s i'd. Corn, 24s 8 92ls 81. Pork,
57s6d. Beef, SIS. Lard, ass Cd. Bacon, long
clear, SIS; short clear, SSs.
NEw YORK, Juno Z. l2:45 p,m.-Flour is
dull. Wheat quiet at les; Milwaukee. -.
Corn dull and nominal at So. Oats. 4lg6l.
Moss pork nominal a 1l2j@A IS. Lard nomi.
nalat9 0B9 40. Whisky quiet at II.
CHICAGO. June Z. l2:lOp m.-Whoat quiet at
/ ls1l for July official; l 1907 for August. Pork
1rrmer at Is 12h for July; 10 rs for August.
Lard quiot at 9 III for July; 9Zh for August
Corn quiet at 46H for car lots; 46M for July;
46h for August. Rye lower at eS for cash
jane. Barley dull for No. 3 at So; 81 for re-
ieetodj nothing doing in No. 2. Oats dull and
offered 3lh for July; S7h bid for cash June.
Whisky quiet at l0I. Loose meats short
ribs easier at G so for cash June; G55 for July;
G 72% for August. Susa- cured hams dull
and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Juno Flour steady. Wheat
scarce and firm at 1901 so for white. Corn
and o ITS unchanged. Whisky quiet at O6.
Fork unchanged Lard quiet at 9 so. Bulk
meats quiet at lSA. lcAs7h. Bacon, mode
rat Orde trade.
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Row Miss Abbott Affected an All.
m-rar.

HOw Miss Abbott Affected an Al.
m.rer.
A young gentleman attached 10 a
Western newspaper went 10 hear Miss
Abbott sing, and this is the way il aTec.
ten him:
Miss Abbott is beautiful rs an angel.
aud was dressed in green. Her voice is
sweet as the tender accents OF q mother
grooming her only babe to sleep. and
strong as a tempest when it roars in the
forest and smaqhcl the monarchs Of the
woody wales. Listening TO her, the soul
IS lIied on the wings Of infinite JOY. and
scars into the realms of eternal glory
When she ceased singing we fell hack
again 10 earth, and we're as stunned Nv
The %concnssion as though we had fallen
from the top of a four story house, or
been kicked in the stomach by a mule.
After writing this, he went out and
treated himself to two rye whiskies and
went home satisfied that be had immor.
talized himself. When he reached the
Office next morning the clerk handed
him an envelope, which he opened, and
in it found the following letter:
MIR CHARLES CITHERs-Sir: You are
a fool. Apply to the cashier for what
owing to you. The best thing you car
do is to go hoeing potatoes, carrying Goa
or driving a mule tam. Your knowl
edge of musical criticism is original. 81
was the information of the individua
who told that a cougar was a very large
bird, much larger than the crow
Make yourself scarce around thil
office.
TX. B. MUNSTER, Editor
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-07

The sealed proposals for leasing
the convict labor OF the peniten.
tiary were opened yesterday al
Nashville and the lease awarded to
the Sewanee Coal Company at S7O,-
500 per annum for the next six
years. This is a large increase over
the amount paid by the present les
sees. The new lessees are required
by a recent act Of the legislature
to receive conyiets Mt the place Of
conviction without expense to the
State. DR.. Morrow, late treasurer
of the State, is one Of the principal
stockholders of the Sewanee coal
mines, which are situated on the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad,
at the foot of Cumberland noun
tains. Under his management these
mines, which have hitherto yielded
a large profit, will no doubt be de-
velopcd and worked more energetic
cally than any mines in the
South. Convict labor could
not be turned to better account
outside of the prison walls. 1t is
to be hoped that the conyicts will
no longer be allowed to work on
Gpms and roam about the State al
most unguarded, to the terror of
the people, peril Of life and proper
ty, and the decentralization Of the
public. Serving a term in the
penltentialy was once a serious
matter, and should be made so still
making it punishment rather
than a recreation.
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BANDITTI.
George brown AMI ROns Must Die-
Guilty of FOurtoen Murders.
AlIanv ma Jo1

George Brown ami Sens Musf Dfe-
Guilty of fOurtoen Murders.
Albany tMe.) Ledger.l
But few Of our oldest citizens do not
know George Brown, who settled on
what is now known as the Pringle farm,
two and one half miles west of town. in
about the year 1860, George Brown.
during the time he lived in this county,
was a respected citizen and n member Of
the Christian church. lie had three
sons-George, jesse and Josiah-who
were about men when they left here.
which took place in the rear 1855. or
Whereabouts. From here they removed
TO Texas, where they have resided since.
They have lately been arrested upon a
complaint filed against them by Samson
Boris, who married a daughter of Geo.
Brown, sr. From the facts developed
SINCE the arrest Of Brown, his sons, Dor.
ris and others we are unable to name,
composed one of the most daring and
murderous ORGANIZATIONS that ever in.
vested the wilds OF u Texas frontier.
The complaint charges them with four
teen murders Of the darkest and most
appalling nature. The exposure of the
Browns by their confederate aud rela
tive was brought about as follows. II
seems that Jesse was the chief Of the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-07

Professor Tice issued the following
weather predictions for June: June lst
and I'd, showery aud perhaps heavy
storms; Sd to 9th, generally clear OF
fair; 9Th TO Sth, clouding and threaten
ing, with local rains; 9Th to 10Th, gene.
rally clear 10th TO 10th storms in
places; 10th to 10th, generally clear
10th to 10th, clouding and threatening,
with local etorms; 2lst and 22d, general
ly fair, storms In places; Goth to 9th,
generally clear or fair; 9th to Both,
cloudy and threatening, with heavy local
rain storms. The warmest days will be
about the ID, 7th, 18th, 18th, Oath and
10Th. The coolest will be about the 4lh,
8tb, l4th and 10th.
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in this country who are mad that
the war is over and regard the
Southern States as only conquered
provinces and allowed represents
ton by sufferance and such limita-
tions that the dominant party shall
not be disturbed. The best way to
reduce this class is to disregard
their insane utterances, enforce the
laws uniformly and equally for
white and black, and as far rs pos
sible elevate the standard of intelli-
gonce, citizenship and morality.
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RWeenex nnd Twued.

New York, June John Kelly sta
ted to q reporter that Peter B. Sweeney
came back with the intention Of stand
ing a thorough. trial in the courts, but
SOC after arriving, having found that
Tweed was negotiating for the settlement
Of his suits on a basis of 81, 600, 900, he
Sweeney set political friends to work
to accomplish his own treaty on a basis
of $4,000 -$l5O,OOO cash, and the re.
mainder in thirty days. Tweed's release
will probably not long be delayed now
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River TeIeErams.

CAIRO, June 7. - Arrived - Golden
Rule and Il. O. Stauard, New Orleans
8 pm; Grand Tower, St. LOUIS, 10;
City Of Vicksburg, Vicksburg, | m.
Departed-Golden Rule and Raven
Cincinnati, . pm Stanard, St. Louis,
midnight; Grand Tower, Vlchsburg
midnight; City of Vicksburg, St. Louis
8 In. Heavy rain this morning, and
cloudy and warm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-07

To all whc are suffering from tho errors and
indiscrctions Of youth, nervous weakness
carly decay, loss Of manhood. Otc.. 1 will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
By a missionary in South America. Send a
s~elf-addrcssod envelope to tho REV, JosEpH
4. IsMAN, Station d. Bible House, Now York
City. ~l2g-xxiv l2Sd4w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-07

MATTINGLY-At the residence Of w. p.
Nnckles. Mrs 4. s. M%ArrlEGLY.
Funeral this THURsDAY) evening at 5
O'Clock from tho corner of Carr avenue and
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad.
leicester Gill; papers please cOpy.l
FRITZ.Thursday morning, June 7th. Al ?
O'Clock. MAyDE Day FRIrz, infant dSuehter
Of John n Margaret Fritz, al their resi-
dence, No. C. Bradford street.
Funeral tomorrow FRIDAO afternoon,
at 3 o'clock Service by the Row. Eugene
Daniel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-07

Tile subscription price Of the PUB
Lie LEDGER is S. per Gnnum for
the Daily, and 50 per aanum for the
WceEly-PostGge free.
Persons leGOiag The city for the sum
mer can order the DAILY LEDGER
at 75c per month. or tpo dollars for
three months, an adUaace, NTH the
privilege Of changing postobice.
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ILLNESS OF HIS HOLINESS.

Owing to the state of exhaustion to
which the unusual effort aud the excite
ment had reduced him, his holiness was
unable to reply, and was obliged tempo
rariIy to Withdraw from the audience.
On his re entry he was received with en-.
thusiastic cheers, and the heartiness with
which they wera given was the best proof
of the love and devotion with which Pope
Plus is regarded by the Italian Catholics
When the audience was over his holiness
partook of = slight repast, and after a
short repOse was sufficiently recovered TO
enable him to take his usual evening
promenade.
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An0ther Monlenegrin woman,

Mr.. Gladstone in Nineteenth Contury.l
Tidings reached a Montenegro wife
That her husband had just been slain by
a party under the command Of a certain
Aga. Knowing the road by which they
are travelling, she seizes q rife, chooses
her position and shoots the Aga dead.
The rest OF the party take to flight. The
wife ofthe dead Aga sends her an epislle:
"Thou hast robbed me of both my eyes.
Thou art a genuine daughter Of Tserna.
CORA. Come 10 morrow alone TO border
line, and we will by trial which was the
better wife" The Tsernagorine appear
ed, equipped with the arms of the dead
Aga, and alone, as invited. But the
Turkish woman had thought prudence
the better part Of valor, and brought an
armed champion with her, who charged
her on horseback. She shot him dead
as he advanced, and sei2ing her faithless
antagonist, bound her and took her home,
kept her ms a nurse maid for fourteen
years, and then let her 60 back to her
place and people.
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Indications.

W%AsHIvGToN, June For Tennessee
and the Ohio valley falling, followed by
rising barometer, southeast veeripg to
colder west winds and partly cloudy or
cloudy weather. with rain areas.
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rnE rAPAL REcErrIoN.

In the morning his holiness received
the Austrian envoy aud the different
foreign Populations. Audience was
granted to the Italian pilgrims at noon,
when wei two thousand persons crowd
ed the ducal hall aud the adjacent sa-
looms, Several addresses were read
from the faithful Italian children and
rich gifts Offered TO the successor Of
pAtar
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-07

The Nashville Banner takes the
National Associated Press dis
patches, aud is one of the new8iest
papers in the South. This new ar
rangement is to be extended as lar
South as New Orleans.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-07

IT is the current opinion at
Washington and at Cincinnati that
Garfield went too far in denouncing
the Hayes letter as a forgery. lie
certainly received letter of similar
import and one which he dare not
produce now after his unqualified
denial.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-07

The Supreme Court of Missouri
iS three and a half years behind
with the dockets. Eight hundred
and twenty-elght cases await dis
position.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-07

WASHINGTON, June THE Southern
Memorial Association to-day decorated
the graves Of the Confederate soldiers at
Arlington Cemetery
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INSURANCE.
J. A. SIMMONS,
No. 3 Madison St.,
3

Represents Following Insurance
Companies:
Atna, Of Hartford, assets .........S s. 1903, 1907 c
Ph@gix, OF Hartford, assets ......, 2,4U7 ,b3135
franklin, Of Philadelphia. assets 3,S52,S65O0
Insurance Company Of North
America, Philadelphia, assets. 6,6O1. 1888
Springfield Fire and Marine, of
Springfield, Mass, assets......... l5l5.672OG
Amazon Insurance Company, Of
Cincinnati, assetg. ............. l,OOO.O0OO0
Mercantile Mutual (Marino) Insu.
surance Company. OfNow York,
assets l,OOO, CO00
l~-xXvii-l
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POPE Plus TX.
CeIsbFAtiae the Getden Jhblles Of
the HOly FRther-Rome brilliantly
HlumfUnaad

London Cable 10 the New York Herald, Al
The Herald correspondent at Rome
t~elegraBhs that the demonstrations yes
terday, on the occasion of the 6ftieth
anniversary of the ~episcopAcy of Pope
Plus, were most imposing. Immense
crowds of pilgrims thronged the Vati-
can aud an immense %concourse of PEG
pie filled the streets OF Rome. The ex.
citement and fatigue of the reception
greatly exhausted the pope, aud indeed
tried the endurance Of all present.
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ELEcTIoM OF DIRECTORS.

OFFICE FERNANDO INSURANCE. Coz
% Madison St..
MEMPHIS, May Is, 1877.
7NHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIREC-
i tors of this Company will be held at this
Office on Monday, June 18th, prox. between
the hours of 10 am. and 2 p n
e6-SS Y. NJ. NELSON, See'y.
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Wednesday, June 81, 1877,

in legal hours. in front of the Court. house,
Memphis, Tenn, proceed to sell totho highest
bidder, for cash, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
The grounds and improvements Of tho
: Memoirs Park Association - known as the
Olympic Park, east of the city Of Memphis on
the Memphis and Ohio railroad,
Levied on as the property of defendants.
tho Memphis Park Association n to satisfy said
judgment, interest and costs.
Memphis. 2Sth day Of May, 1877.
@. L. ANDERSON,
Sheriff of Shelby county, Tom.
BEN X. PuLLEN, D. s.
y. y Mcfarland, Attorney for plaintiffs.
"a 1906
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-07

THE New York Herold is trying
to get up a corner on seventeen
years locusts, with a Nv" on the
wing. 1t locates the plague in
New Jersey, and says there are
enough Of them to destroy all the
vegetation in the State. That does
not argue a great number, for a
dozen lOcusts large enough could
clean out all New Jersey before
breakfast.
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Legal.
Sheriff s Sale of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
J. that by virtue Of two writs Of venditioni
exponas 10 me directed from the Honorable
tho cases of George l.. Williams IL Co. and
John Zent VS.. Memphis Park Association for
tho aggregate sum Of five hundred and forty
Eve dollars and forty-iYe cents, with interest
and costs Of suit, TO satisfy said judgment,
etc., | will, on
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FISHING.
Burnt Cane, Arkansas.

I AM PREPARED TO ACCOMMODATES
/ fishing parties Mt Colonel nerron's plaee
on this lake, throe miles south of Widoner's
Station. 1881 W, ii. james,
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COLONEL GATES has closed out
the Monitor at LaGmnge with No.
IS, and will resume at Jackson.
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We are in receipt of an elegant
invitation, printed on solid silver
paper, to attend the silver wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Wise (nee
Jennie L. Voris) on June 9TH to-
day., at Cincinnati. Unable to at
tend, we send our congratulations
and best wishes for the continued
happiness and prosperity of the
worthy couple and their family and
friends. May their lines continue
to fall in pleasant places, aud the
blessings of middle age more than
Gil the measure Of youthful hopes.
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FurnRE %pRErAurInNs.

The doctors fear the effect of over ex.
element and fatigue, and have strongly
advised the suspension Of the receptions
as causing his holiness great and unne-
cessary fatigue. 1t has, therefore, been
resolved to assemble simultaneously a
number Of Populations in future in the
various halls, when the pope can be car
risd through, and so avoid the prolonged
exertion Of receiving the depu ,aiions in
detail st. Peters was filled with n dense
eruwdlduring the ceremonies, who were
delighted by the magnificent music IN
der the direction Of Siguor Vincoli.
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A cnrNrrR nEMnNSTRArInN

King Victor Emmanuel held an i'm
posing review Of the troops Of the garri-
son TO the number of $4,000. On his
return to the Quirinal Palace he received
the congratulations of the senator's, dep
uties, the diplomatic body and the mu-
nicipality. There was a long file of over
200 carriages blocking the approach to
the QdiriDal The city was Illuminated
81 night, and the streets were throngsd
with dense crowds OF excited sigbtseers,
WHO moved about from point to point up
to q late hour. ffft1
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X gh SALE-OLD TYPE-BETrER TGIH
Rabbit metal fer LIGHT, fIsf
chinery, at this Office,