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National Republican., 1877-04-27

mivsrsnT hatrstf Of Moslsmism. and they
uhnrnfnrn interpsse restraining Influences.
TIM thruue df, o thousand years, which has
been i'm process of dscay fnr az least third
af Tint psriud. will retirs before the re.
pulses of the West, whose civilization II
suuHiir tn currupt with its own depravity.
with tlis rnign Of Suleiman the Great,
which hegnn about q century after the con.
pisst OF Constantinople by Muhammed III,
tina Turkish Empire entered upon its de.
Giina i'm consequence Of tho follies of the
divau.- overrume by the vices of lust and
lurr1rY intrndfrni by tho spoils of nations,
anh IL Inns now reached plane of effete
mfiumiitY rarrlY met with In tho history
of tia wuriGf The administration Of the
pruvincus and domains hava been farmed
dut IN tffe Jaws. Greaks and other broken
raccs until tiierc in no longer substance To
hr drawn fnum them with which to all the
imprrinI TREASURY and the Turks and
RsFuH are poor alika- In this condition
iisSuitan iscaIledupon to abate his preten.
Sums n littie. and to mitigats the misfor-
TUNES of ttie prescribed sources Of his rev.
enrrns- and hs rusents the indignity with
seurn- The result In an appeal TO arms
with nutiiing To sustain them but the blood
df tim cunscrips With both the principals
uiia fhGt IN thu same in this respect, al
tfiuuxit RussiK has thu ajynufage of greater
rrsuurcss and mura general productive.
|usa tfiAn tiis Purtn can command. But IL
tfiar present cund1rt does not belle their
liisspry t1a TURKS will make up in valer
what tiisy lack in wines, and in this thew
usF psrhnps prove the soundness of the
titryrf of many that nations reduced to
i~nkruptrY and inspired by the fsar Of
Hrt1ieefinu n arr harrfest to conquer.
II TIM c,,utest turns out To be- clover than
Iias bsen th,lught or would seem probable
irum tiia imh catinns. and is not soon closed.
ttiH cunssqrrsrncas mBy be such q general
war as siinll runEfar asw map of Europe
uscsssarys Them in no prospect of any
szirit intnrrst On TIM part of England or any
dtisr Power in TIN destinies of Turkey as
viii indilca cpmmon esuse to be made in
lisr deienss. The equilibrium Of power
which AL ars Interested in maintaining, II
anytitinr will cause Intervention, and this
naF lealf IN thu disestablishment and re.
essafiiisiimsnt of domains long In dispute
suf incapable of other settlement than by
of the sword. Thus We
may hs i'm tim presencn Of events such as
hnze nut stirred the nations of the earth for
runsr.fianss but lat the rasuit Be - IL viii,
ttinrr ssems to bs no occasion for our being
invnlsesf in ths catast aphs or effected by
cunssqunnrss beyund a. general prosperity
To bH deriyed frum tts adversely Of the
prDpfes of E1rune.
National Republican., 1877-04-27
EURKRYY ABIECT APPEAL.

rtrrNay i'm her despera ton, and IA
cisrnsr rasort hooking To peace, replies in
tina mpst abiert manner to the manifesto
T ttfn Car, aud piesds with the Powers
tn prevent hnsfihtiss. piedging at the same
tirna har huuur thsf ths proposed reforms
siiail ha carried out Tns mot only comes
tnu lhfss but il in riiiicniaus, and 80 it an.
psars TN all Enrupe The iisa of Turkeys
ezsruting any reibrm measures In pre-.
IIusfrruuH ani ridiGnlouA The very nature
df hHr Gavsrnmnnt n anfagonistis 10 any
thing lnuking tu tina smaiioration Of the
Christian mbiects.. The Turkish Parlia-
rnsnr Inns ttius fkr mnds mn progress In the
~urk of nrfnrm- Tha construction of this
uuiifiraI hudy isinnntnIy oppoaed 10 refbrm.
d cunsista of q Sanate and Chamber
uf DEPUTIES. tiia Senators being appointed
'iy ttiH Stritan and tha Deputies chosen by
IrniyerzaI #utffaga at the rats Of one mem
iHr dnr every una hundrsd Thousand in
Iinnitanfa. Vt present but eighty. four
Deputies ut the ana hunirsd and twenty
i've allDwef tia Chamber have taken their
marS. OF this number fdrty. five are No.
lmmmetiana. the hnlance being composed
vi Orneifs,, Armanians. Sciaves, Arnbs and
lewB. Tha SULTAN has the power To veto
my measurr that in obnoxious to him, and
An tiis isennte in the crenture of the Sultan.
ut cuursa it Gherks the Deputiea This
ryes n atrnng prepunderaace of Moham-
nsdan puwar in tte construction of the
'Tluitisit Government, and thus it can be
Issm TINT nsfnrm in sntirrly out of the ques-
t1um
rhnrrf6re.- tina Desperate appeal of the
adtan IN tina Powers in answer TO the
Iunnifesfu will hn entireIy unayailing.
Hnrnpr cnmprshends the fhct that the solu-
rinn ut tina Easteru question has passed
mr df TIM hzulis of fpsscr, and the Powers,
with fnar anlf dnuhttng, ars awaiting the
thrilling aysnfn which are rapidly ap-
pruaGiing,
National Republican., 1877-04-27
Ths Discharged eov.rumeut employees.

II always pains us greatly to see the an.
nouncement that there is to be another dis.
charge OF Government employees, for we
know that IL means more or less suffering.
When the announcement Is made that the dis
charge must come there is suffering In an tici.
patton. When the blow falls there b q relief
to those who have escaped and correspond.
ing degree Of suffering with thsss who have
been among the unfortunates. There Is pc
cuiiar hardship when the blow falls, as n did
recently, upon the class employed In the Blu.
reau Of Engraving and Printing, for while they
were In Office they were not particularly well
paid and could save but little out Of their
salarics. When, therefore, they lose their
places they are again thrown naked
upon the world in financial point
Of view. These people must all speedily
find some other employment. They cannot
live long In idleness; II they do they must
beg, starve or depend upon friends for sub
sistence. While we deplore the necessity that
threw so many worthy people out of employ
ment we would advise them not to waste the
precious days IN repining, but look about at
once for some other employment, and, when
they secure Il keep Il, even though It may
not pay quite SO much per dicm as Govern
ment position. "A bird In the hand is worth
two In the bush," and 1t is, In our opinion, far
better to have perm anent situation In the
employment Of . private Individual or firm at
. smaller rate Of compensation, than to hold
. Government position where the tenure
Of Office is uncertain. Now We venture TO
say that nearly all Of those who have
recently been discharged are longing for some
turn Of fortunes which Wi reinstate them.
They viii readily accept the position again
with all its anxieties and uncertainties, and be
willingly haunted by the fear again OF dis
charge month after month. We know how
difficult II is to obtain employment just now
in Washington. Nevertheless many Of those
discharged will get good situations at fair
wages. To such We would say hold on to
these places, even though the pay be much
les than in Government employ. Don't leave
for another appointment. which there is no
ASSURANCE will DO permanent, for others will
soon take the places vacated. It is much bet.
ter to have steady employm msnt all the year
round at decreased rate Of wages than to
make more daily for six or nine months, and
be worried the rest Of the year seeking for
something to do.
National Republican., 1877-04-27

RnK WAm N NM mF Indignant I'm
7. II. huum snnEiE mEe priiiIaiinlf
ms 41rrrHzs As,lEr NM I'M n, eairmsnfE. lmf
i'm nmm fiE KiK mzn WINE MI auruiruiiy
ttsm1rsltzhl tnE- M nmiE NM Ezxsnr He
wm 1ifz Inn m1 w1ssH Klliaa uilen prr
of ths mi at hH nEr vliriis Inn wH miuu
NJ hil. EkB nmiE mn in nm aliiIsar iuH
tir1. il nm ln&ztE NH ImG WINK wlAnH
wrnlt N EaIfum wM hiH lrr7ura dmninn
Enn I'm ak mE wlEn u mEu n ur1iInig
rxIrnsnat. H4 imzmlafg w1rur \ priiiIu
1stlsr, Eizirr EAHz his szrmrr. mr rfir
luihiIrzrim H nm urrzEs lsszr hM nr-
VENTED n Inn ha-zr wm ilnzsr a,Jrri n
Hnr HAucm nm mE rrr Z mi mr. luiiiE
ztim unit 11n 2sG Ehe mursssiun IN
tnn I'M #umsihrw IT nnlzsr rsu nm iurnrmn.
tim n WANTS suusH z,Msunrr HArn
Enh JnahiHinat Inn anar n ur-surr tint
Actim. BAumm N wrw mum tnHEruurtnsi
win tim RrHHItm- hr.EaM ina h.E IL
moved Inn dasln pm Rsm viiln;n I'M .uf
hH rlIrm nj RAnhmiiR piiIsrs mEe fRr
iannl
National Republican., 1877-04-27

conceived to be the Just wayi Was II no,
fear that another Republican Admins
tration would travel IN the well. beaten
track of the preceding one, and would, by
the power Of the bayones uphold State
governments distasteful and repugnaut tc
the people Of the Southf President HAYES
has by his wise policy dispellcd that fear.
He has shown that Republican Admins
tration can and will administer the laws
with due regard to the interests Of the
whole nation.
The opponents Of the policy point to the
fact that by the recent settlement Of the
Louisiana question every State in the South
Is under Democratic control. That Is true.
But does II prove that Il must necessarily
remain sol No student Of our political
history for tho past few years can fsil To
have scent that there was growing and
growing in the South broad line Of do.
narkstion between intelligence and igno
rance, and between taxpayers and non.
taxpayers. The former united for self.
preservation and were bound 10 wis in the
end, as they did win. They naturally
ranged themselves under the banner
marked Democracy" because they be.
lieved the Republicans were inimical to
them. They see now that such was not
the case, and we look for g splitting up Of
the party in the South. A better class Of
men will become attached to the Republi
can party Is soon as the plundering carpet.
baggers shall have been driven out alto.
gether. The Presidents policy may be
the initiative to the reorganization of par.
ties on other issues, but the Republican
party will retain its main features as the
progressive party Of the country, and as
such attract to its support the wisest and
best men Of the country.
National Republican., 1877-04-27
TOMMY DUNN TAINTED.
Hard swearing Growing Out of Stone
battle.

Hard Swearing Growing Out Of Stone
battle.
John 0'Neal, q little white boy, with =
crimson scarf answered mot guilty" In the Police
Court, yesterday, to charge Of sssaulting Thos.
Wade, diminutive darkey, who came into court
with a huge bandage around his head. There
were three colored witnesses for the prosecution
and three white witnesses for the defense. Tho
evidence was very conflicting, but each side held
their ground. Tho complaiuant's witnesses tss-
tilted that O'Neh struck him with Q stone, out
ting through his cheek and knocking out several
stone. Wade had done nothing TO him ct ALL
The witnesses for the other siae sWore point blank
that O'Neal did not throw tho stone, and was
nowhere near At the time. II was . boy named
Tommy Dunn who struck Wade. They were
having stone-oat!le; The prisoner was playing
'nesses testified that Tommy Dunn had Ackpowl-
edged TO him that he throw the stone.
The case was continued until they could hear
from Tommy Dunn.
National Republican., 1877-04-27
EsEEET OF EHR PRRgLDRyrs PoL
MY 0Y PARTIES


Affhirs in Sguth Caruiinn and Louisiuua
hnEimr hsen dsfinitelY settled, the question
mw arises wiinr will be the effect of tho
Prrsiinnrs Southern policy on ths future
df pnrrirx ami especinlly tha Republican
mrrF. Underlying all of the opposition
tu 1iAr pulley innida tina Rapublican party
Can ia plainly discerned the feeling and
tiiuugiir. nut 80 much of the good that In
IN snnIrr To rhs whnia country, but Of the
hAt sfhGt ii may have upon tho future sue.
cr.s dt tins Republican party. We believe
tiinI PrrsiIinnt HArHs in az anxious as any
dm To parparunta tina good principles of the
mrtY tnur sawed tho country in the hour of
in psriI But he will not perpetuxta an
tuilustiGu ror the s4ifa of a party advantage.
I'm tiiiH hs in riyht and for it ha will be an.
uiauied by all good and patriotic cmen. He
isrveH his party hest vino serves his coun-
NY bsst, anf czn any one Doubt that ths
Bsst ssrvicr TINT Prcsidsnt HAYKs could do
mr. thu wtnie cuuntrY YVES to bring peace
IrM print tn taa disturhsd Stalss of the
'fHuthr ntha psrformancr Of an act of
4impia iuHrinn tn tha Sautn in sufficient to
Ciiamsmhnr tna Republican party. than, In
Gur humhia Judgment, thu Republican
pnrrF haH accnmpiished its mission, and
simuif mt suryiya lnuyer But we deny
ttmr i'm Rrusidsnts Ssuthnrn policy has
gwen ttia pKrtY u fhtal stab. We believe
timr ID viii result in making it stronger all
dvsr uiin cnunrry. 1t will tend 10 gather
within itsslfa ciasH of men in the South
wtm wuuif otherwise have stood aloof
tfnmit
Whnr waa ID that mnde "a solid South
lzninsr Tim pArtYr Can any ons doubt that
IN vaH N haiisf TINT this pnrtY was a North
aru partY,, and TINT il would not act toward
ltiH Southern States In why that they
National Republican., 1877-04-27
SIX ROOSTEBS.

Cenners Gets 6ano, Beating Lowe. but High
and Jack Have Not Turned Up Yet.
Norris Conner was charged In the Police
Court yesterday with tho larceny OF six game
chickens from Joseph T. Lowe, who testified that
the chickens were stolen on the 2sth ofIast March
and were recovered Wednesday from . man
named Burns, who swsrs that Corners had given
them to him to keep for him Is his own yard vas
already too crowded. Tho prisoner asserted MI
the jail that he was confined In there at the time
Of the then, and WAS net released until the 1ot
OF April. The Court accordingly continued tn
ease until they could hear from the fall
National Republican., 1877-04-27
URIAHS TRIAL
Postponed Untal Next ThursdAy, - the Ds
fondant Has "Gons to HALIFAX"

Postponed Unul Next ThursdAy, - the De-
fendant Has "Gons to HALIFAX"
The great trial Of Uriah' Heap Painter did
not come of yesterday. 1t was set for II O'Clock,
before Justice Thompson, In his once at the
corner of Finh street and Louisiana avenue.
Such crowd was expected to be present at the
hearing thst arrangements were made to hold II
in one OF the lawyers ofices above. where there
would 30 more room. Tho crowd did not appesr,
neither did Mr.. Painter Mr.. Hudson, Of the
Boston Herald, the Journal that wants to recover
the telegraph tolls that It had TO pay for Mr.
Painters bogus dispatch, appeared about II
O'Clock, and Il was finally arranged to postpone
the hearing for ono week. Ali inquiries amer
Mr.. Painter Yesterday were fruitless. The only
answer was, Hes gone to HALIFAX"
National Republican., 1877-04-27
A Snake Story.

A short time since q very fine anaconda
upwards Of twenty feet In length, was purchased
for the Geological Society In London. During It,
few weeks residence In the gardens It has re
fused food, It having evidently fed shortly before
Its capture. On Monday, April 2, It produced two
dead young, about eighteen inches In length.
Unlike its near ally, the python, which lays the
eggs and then surrounds them with tho coils Of
the process Of Incubation, the anaconda produoe1
ia young alive, the eggs being apparently broker
during the act Of deposition. These two yosna
arc evidently emily the precursor OF many more
Aad II 10 to so hoped that the remainder viii b
produced alive. The long Interval between ths
meals OF these animals ID strikingly shown. Al
eondA, 10 reticulatsd python, which had not fed
ior seven months, having during the period
changed tts skin.
National Republican., 1877-04-27

I'm gnEra Mrru-Hr II ET- 0tiin
mxmrn 1t nm m1.r mws.sf HErerm dfi
rznm wI I'm prE:i.s< tr INN Rnz.i.uH
N TIM rrnns rHd mr. szrtnzr IhiInsf m
rmvsrlM II nm min NJ mrrnxesr urmmn
ing IN ARk wnsz anF mEu-zilf hninmE
Gixiiizssim .nE hzmrsF ismmf -tnE -fn
rrufh h I'm msw Fsens sniI i'm nn.zfssf
until MninEuumna1 ppw- nrrsfna fnm
Eurm
National Republican., 1877-04-27

Won MMrHI HE'H NM fe.ruuT u1rsr
lrnpzrf n mrn laaw,llnmHE Erzmn.. Imf
tins hsriEnnIm sssuH u mFe azIam IEsss n
tnunasrhdf m h<rR TnE; lrumf g,tF
rnrHrxH TINS arsA<,G1am win I'M 1ru.-
fnunnsE HanH aE znmmM ihzrr.. Iuf
hm mgr,EnREnt nfr- sssunaEiIEr mrnriinrf
ExritHI Wa m mn m.itsr tmr #t7mr n
yr rsHty II Errlz Inn hlw M ryeu.,a
hut tnn fiE Hrm.n ~ n rmritaIfIe
pnuih
National Republican., 1877-04-27
THE RUNNING MEETING.
Horses Held In Readiness for Spring Races
at Bennings'.


at Bennings.
Gentlemen in Baltimore and other cities are
constantly making inquiries about the prospects
for running meeting st the BenninEs course
during the spring months. Mr.. S.-Chapman
Smith, ofthe Maryland Jockey Club, has quite .
number ofhorses, and wishes to participate In tho
meeting II It takes place. Among those In his
stables are Ave owned BY Mr.. Davis, fourteen BY
Mr.. Goffney, two by Mr.. Jordan, two by Nj.
Smith, one by Mr.. Harrigan, two BY Mr. Chew
and ono by Mr.. Clabaugh. aovernsr Bowie has
also nve horses ready to run at Bennings'.
Among this collection Of horses are some Of the
finest racers In the country. There are many
other noted horses booked for the Pimlico meet
ing which would unite for meeting at tho Ben
nings course II It could be held lust before the
Baltimore races. There will be little trouble In
getting horses II the National Jockey Club will
reorganiie and guarantee purses. Horsemen are
holding then selves in readiness aod arc an Iious
TO learn about the prospects.
National Republican., 1877-04-27

HTnsrn1- EaEHE mm hms xair iF tiin
Snuth, mt mrw q rn.Em ir1 I'M surrii-
En nsaHiH n -arr-rnnrR inns mrsun by
lznfnrE hErrT muf IN mmzuznr tiin
nGu HuH II Inn 1arrsr II Inn AituIniHs
-rGfin. F1lnn, ssmin asib.r JlurF in Siiis
mRr1ara
National Republican., 1877-04-27

MmMzzm hm iaHrlhR n dEu1uHs RAGs-
ns11 IN 1aH 1rnr Hr nm isnninrszsin. UNs
JIrrbEhiIffi# E,n 1nE EAgszra11 mirur u1ir
arrmrsE 1 NJ nm MrIrauaL ms nvais
WI rumhm lrumr INN. mF EiH rs,1it
uuE m EAEx,sElA isfHaE
National Republican., 1877-04-27

nH Hr-k n mn lur Hx ir-aminr
uf 1tH hnu wau fsrnan hsr kmn I'M HIP
phEnn 1.ns nm In n huE1r Hnpgrrf in
IruaEruC II man y nm mnr ifnsuurara
thm Inn Arast znd us v1nxH uisnzum ID
nm runzrazH xnna1n<nn II I'm It,nmu
Emprl.
National Republican., 1877-04-27
THE 4NALOSTAN BOAT CLUB.
Arranging for = Rowing Bolt Win the On
dino Club, Of Baltimore.

The Analostan Boat Club hsve accepted .
challenge from the UnSins Boat Club, Of Balti-
moro, torow thrse-miis, four. cared shell race on
the Pstonss on the s4th Of Nay. The Anslsssan
crew will use new shell, which 10 beng built
for them By Cumberland Thscrsw, although
its composition has not yet been dsaaitsly sst.
tied, will probably consist Of Waite, Marshall,
Elliott and Hall, with Maundsr - subsatuts,
all OF the gensleneu have made good rowing
record on the Potomac, aAd they viii undoubt-
edly do honor 10 the District. The courus will
probably be the same which has been roWed over
during the races Of the LAST three or four ysars,
starting from the foot Of q street, aAd proceed.
Ing milo and . half down the river and return
The Analostan Club will seen resume tho fe-
gattas which have ansrded 80 nuch pleasure TO
their friends and people Of aquatie turn OF mind
In previous seasons.
National Republican., 1877-04-27
ALL SHADES OROPINION.

In ths eolHmn Of TINS RErum.IcAS "a
hereafter Dc found edfforiaf erfrscts ~por sus-
porfsnf oses'ions iron. promineaf Amsrioan
nes,papers irrespective Of party. Our reader,
oil thus be Kept informed Of the temper Of eot'
Tie Reprsiiedn and the Democratic pren ~pou
political and otAer subjects. We psoiisa tses,
extracts jn't as ~osid any otaer items Of .~rs,
purely for Information. Our o~n opiaioa,
and viers ~iR, as usual, be sPressed on,p 20
oar editorial columns.
National Republican., 1877-04-27

GRAM, and by every one else in authority and
all came to the same conclusion, that he
had no valid claim. But he went down.
He Is always going TO accomplish something
for the poor laborcrs, but never docs accom-
plish Il. He succeeds, however, In bamboos.
ling them Into the payment Of fees by hold
ing out great expectations which he knows
will never be realized.
National Republican., 1877-04-27

In alauE mw wr- mm:h - rtnIulrit I'M
krmurfimmmz NJ EA8 WI xurnur rfin
pnltfinAl p'wr hznhb a I'm yasEs sumf Nurrth-
wnE DtHwIMns.riF mzs.nH nm
zrrHuzh nd mrmH VT nm aarrnifaau
pRrr N 1ir s--mz um.sr nj lAM
National Republican., 1877-04-27

The Emperor william 10 N usaslany
streag and staivsrt cid MA On Tia eou..inn a
his birthday. rsssntiy, be had 70 rsssavs al e.y
long conarafsiafse.s. dep1tAil1.s ana sAdr.Essa
At thsrs wss stass dinner, At ana unsa Y \
eenoert al the castle An tAAs fss<asity klI
work q his her.y ieeE bsfors his wang o0ln
National Republican., 1877-04-27

The appointment Of Hon. EDWARD Nc.
PuKRsoS as Superintendent Of the Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing Is one that must com
msnd itself to the whole country. Having
faithfully fulfilled the duties Of every position
in which he has been placed Ibis appointment
will everywhere inspire confidence in good the
management of this important bureau. Mr.
MCPHERSON was president Of the Cincinnati
convention, where he was for Mr.. BLAINE
first, last and all the time, until the momen,
came when Gov. HAYES nomination was to
be made unanimous.
National Republican., 1877-04-27
rHE CoURn-

spre-.s ce.zs ef - u.ss-s s.s.
On nssssa q Nr. O. y. Pazpuas eususi L
Prse'os :: q siisrssy ssd sss.sss'r dos
On posioa of Mr.. Jc-,ps K Mro..nun. "a
ward = Puxh, esa- of Philadelphla. Pa was -
Ii,ssd . pr,o'ses as an sttorssy and os.nses'r
On motion ef Mr. r. n Norvesd- Csnurd An
derson. esa- Of Mscua- o. vas sdnitsed 70
prsetsee as an ssfornsy spd e0unsesor 81 tbs
Nc. sss. J. n npPssosa o. ,pp.ns.ss IA
Mm,, Nsn,ss q LIZ &1issssl y h.r ssI1 nssen fr;ss
.it,sd On Pr,.iss srt.ssss sy Nr. fsru
Ne. a rss U.sss s:.,., sa.ssur IN .rr-.
No Mka a Ts. tsi..a . s:.s... a. ,..-us /. .rrw.
Attorney dsssIsi ssnh, e ssss..i ssr iss -.
Nc. "a Iss Board st s.prvi-o-, r VAN.
:, n ms e.ss v.s srussd ~ ss. A I
sspf = y - c, s.,ss - tss .rs.n.nn ossn g.
Ne sA ne Rsnsf FSrs In-..-,-, u-r,.~v
ss. nss nc. rgt, nl.sus :. sJrss. - E9.A n
bott, ofcosneei for The pisintif n srrs-. sss n
Mr: 4. =. hodges Or TIE ssfrstsrf N errsr
w. Pors.s I % ). E.lsi., q So s,s.. .ss sss ssIs.s 9 "a. ss
Na "a james b. Zane. ..a x A ccs,~y.n
New York This oasss vas arEse1 BY Mr. T. @
koeinsoa. Of cc.nssi fcr the sppcuanss ana b.
Ar. oscrEe O Ide fcr the srpeilsss
Frehaae osux1
Befcre yntre olin-
The follovfeg proceedisxs were hesd befcre
Asregssfsr q u1lis: 10 ~ vii o. Brs1rss UD.y,
dsseassd; srder sf % asliesthpa- n. ~ srats sf
Antheny Best. dsoeased. pstittsa q szrcsy tknt
ooart- In ~ estate q MatthiAs xssssrn. g.
esassd; petrica ef Yrank l. wnlfa1a sda,nas-
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