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In New York.

THE STRIKE ON THE ERIE-Loss $4,000. 900.
New YORK, July 27.
The end of the Hornellsville strike avert
ed bloodshed. The twenty7third regiment
had been ordered to crush the riot on Thurs
day. The strikers camp disclosed supplies
of arms, ammunition and provisions. Most
of the freight cars had been robbed of food.
The Erie companys estimated loss is 49,
100000.
STATEMENT FROM SUPERINTENDENT ToUoKY.
Superintendent Toucey says the block
ade on the New York Central is entirely
raised. Freight and passenger trains are
running east and west on schedule time.
There might be a little delay between New
York and Chicago, but matters would be
smooth in few days. A dispatch from
w. ii. Vanderbilt commenting his en-
ployes for their sensible course, stating
that they have earned the gratitude of the
country by not joining the rioters, and that
the differences with his employees shall be
adjusted, pleased the men very much.
vANDERBILT's PRIDE IN HIS MEN.
Vanderbilt said yesterday at Saratoga
that he had on his various railroads 10000
employees, and was prouder than ever of
his men as body.
LIVE STOCK COMING FROM BUFFALO.
EAST BUFFALO, July 27.
There is nothing definite as to shipments
of freight via the Lake shore railroad. Nc
stock has been received since Monday over
the Grand Trunk, Great Western and Can.
ada Southern railroads, and nothing report
ed coming. All live stock was shipped
from here to-day-about 100 cars.
NORTHERN CENTRAL ALL RIGHT.
ELMIRA, N. Y, July 81.
The Northern Central strike is all over
At conference Of the comnitte OF griev
arces this afternoon the shopmen, engin
eers, fremen and brakemen agreed to re
sumo work. No concessions were asked O.
made. To morrow morning all hands re
turn to work No dismisials will be made
The fifth battalion left foI home tonight
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The Turf.
AT CLEVELAND.

AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, July 27.
The pacing race was won by Sweltzer in
three straight heats best time 2lS. Free
for all race:
Nettie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l l
Lulu -.r..'s.......s..'........ ~ =
II ullotIOH.. ..............s'... ..,.s.''.'.. u
Best time, 3 224.
The race for the 1926 class was won by
Little Gypsey, Banquo taking second heat ;
best time 2.22.
MYSTIC PARK.
BosToN, July 27.
The race for the 2.38 class was won by
Mary Russell. J. II. Terry won two heats.
Best time 2.30s.
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4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
n 10 WIN < FORTUNE
Sth GRAND DRAWING. 1877.
At New orleans, Tuesday, Aug.T.
L0uiSi0na State Lottery COmDanV

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution was regularly Incorporated
by the legislature OF the state for educational
which 1t has since added a reserve fund OF
$3.50, 900. Its Grand Single Number Drawings
will take place monthly. 1t never scales or
postpones. Look at the following scheme:
capital Prize, $4,000.
loO, 900 tickets at 81 each. Half tickets 81.
On
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Now York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. July 81.
GOLD quoted at 1885.
MONEY quoted at lH@2.
GOVERNMENT BONDS firm.
PRIME Mercantile Paper at 4@5K,
CLEARINGS, $14, ,S45, 900.
CUSTOM RECEIPTS, 1885, 900.
TREASURY disbursements $4,000.
DRY GOODS imports for the week s., ,596, 900.
RAILROAD BONDS moderately active.
STOCBS were firm during the afternoon and
Ia some cases reached the highest OF the day.
but the market reacted 4 to Il at the close.
The following are. tine quotations:
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Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE QUIET.

LOUISVILLE QUIET.
LOUISVILLE, July 27.
The city is quiet. Passenger employees
on the Louisville and Nashville have gone
to work. Gen. Ruger has arrived.
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Iowa.

TRAMPs CAPTURE A TRAIN.
DEs MONIES, Ia, July 27.
Fifty tramps boarded passenger train
at Fort Dodge yesterday and refused to
pay fare. The engineer stopped the train.
The tramps ordered him to go on, and
threatened to shoot him. He took them to
Ackley, where they left the train. Freight
trains have resumed running on the Rock
Island road TODAY
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The local military has been dismissed.
There is great rejoicing among the people.
The Lehigh strike continues. Orders have
been issued to close the road for thirty
days. No mail can be forwarded.
DIsMIssING SOLDIERS.
New YORK, July 27.
The twenty-third regiment arrived from
Hornelsville tonight and on reaching
Brooklyn received perfect ovation. Gen.
John g. Robinson, commander-in.c Of
Grand Army of the Republic of the United
States, sent the following to-day to the
president: The Grand Army of the Re-
public, an organization composed exclus-
lively of veteran soldiers and sailors, can
when needed furnish thousands of volun-
teers for the restoration and preservation
of order. General Dakin yesterday tele-
graphed the governor saying there was no
danger of trouble in Brooklyn, and asking
permission to dismiss the troops. The
governor directed him to keep the men on
duty until otherwise ordered. There are
3S41 men under arms to-day in the New
York armories.
ANOTHER STRIKE.
A hundred laborers on the coal docks at
Port johnson struck to-day for steadier
work and demanded tha they be permitted
to work ten hours per day instead of five.
They received fifteen cents per hour.
AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, July 27.
Though the strike here is ended, work
men from West Albany shops held fur
ther meeting in Capitol park. The speeches
were all conciliatory. Outside Influence
was denounced. 1t was resolved to hold
no more public meetings. The adjutant
general has issued an order directing Gen.
Shaler, commanding the fret division, tc
dismiss all commands of his division now
on duty. Similar orders have been giver
Generals Dakin, Carr, Winslow, Wood
Brnker and Howard. Troops are thanked
for prom ptness IN responding to the appea
| of the state.
MILITARY SENT HOME
/ BUFFALO, July 27.
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Ohio.
FACTORIES REsUMING WORK.

FACTORIES REsUMING WORK.
TOLEDO, July ~.
The manufacturing establishments of all
descriptions closed by the mob wednesday
are quietly resuming. The Melbourn wagon
works resumed yesterday, the employees
having been armed.
LAKE SHORE BLOCKED.
An attempt was made to-day to move
freight train on the Lake Shore, but the
strikers returned the engine to the round
house. Lee of Pttsburg, the principal
leader of the rioters, was arrested to-day.
REPENTANT STRIKERS.
COLUMBUS, July 81.
Documents are being circulated for sig
natures among tho strikers, which are said
to be generally signed, promising, in the
event of their receiving their demands, that
each man pays 35 or so cents per month
towards reimbursing the losses of the citi-
zens of Pittsburg, the whole to be put in
the hands of the United States treasurer /;
any surplus to be devoted to railway read
ing rooms.
PAYING STRIKERS FOR LOST TINE.
The general managers of The Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati and st. Louis railroad has issued
an order to the employees here promising to
pay for time lost on account of the strike
to all who would report for duty, and al
employees on Little Miami and twenty-five
brakemen and firemen on tine Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Central divisions thi
morning announced themselves ready to g
to work. No attempt will be made to re
sumo the freight traffic until the citizen
show disposition to take hold of the mat
ter in their own interest A number o
irresponsible strikers are hanging about tn
yard inviting meu to hold out. But TO
them there would be but little trouble abou
resuming traffic.
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THE LAST STRIKERS sUBDUED.

JOLIET, July ~.
The strike on the Michigan Central is
ended. Trains are running regularly. The
vice-president of the Illinois Central road
telegraphed the governor that strikers we're
holding the road at Nation, Decatur, Ef-
fingham and Carbondale. The governor
issued an order to sherffs along the road
to protect it in running trains at all hazards
and notified them all necessary assistance
would be afforded.
, 1877-04-28
CRIMINAL.

Petss Kssstsn, keeper Of Saloon II No. ZIG
Lincoln stseet. Ma ycatesdAy hefa III $500 bail 10
ths Criminal Court, ehassrd With malclous'y beat.
Ing William DEews, cuttomts, ayuf tho heaa with
alafga elnb, because 10 happened 10 al6os with HIN
in relation 10 4 debt. Desws was badly bruised
aud cut. aud Wa hardly abls to appear In court
yesterday.
John Jackson. II years Of age, il locked up At
tho Vast MAdfsuu Street Station, charged with
snatchtng 4 pocket book cantslninR small SUM OF
money from Miss Scosiiie, Of No. eS1 Wese Mon
sos street. The theft wss psFpstsated n tho cor
asr Of Morgan snd Madison attssts. yesterday
afternoon. uotess Thomas Murphy was sstrsetaa
BY ths cries Of The l1Iy, and s!tez short chase
taceseaeA in c4ptuFiux tha thtst.
A.tt Ft..pasdek. . souug shtet 10 tho wsat
Twelfth Street District, wss yeststday astcstad hy
CnlcGf Tim Nahonsyt Charged With assault aud
attempted robbery upon ": b. Nll.on, proprietor
Of 4 hatuwars. stozu 1t No. U89 lsalsts1 street
LA Was positively Identified lhs who did tina
Sncakn1 BY ssteFsl persons residing tn tho slcna'
ty, Tha raisn who did ths ssab5iog IL known,
| aud eaanpt lung eluau capture.
Jasttcs summrzdell yesterday held tho follow.
inx; J. Z. seots and L. n. kablnson. saxsaats,
| 40 Of thres mppths In tho honss ot Correction.
3ustlcs seuily hsld Aafy kucoyns In SsVo u the
, 1877-04-28
SUBURBAN..

After tho morning Rctvtces at tho Fnlicrton Ave-
nuc Church last Sunday, the Tfnsttca ltasinR an
nonnccd that the church was In dtbt IL GOO Tor tho
past year, Mr. David uoodwllle, who has snccced-
ed well in that canacty hitherto. took tho floor
to ralao tho amount. In a few moments 81, TOO
was subscribed, hut this deficit was not further
made up. Thu annnnf business meeting occurs
next Tucsday whhn It te onc.' The account may b
squared M. This church. which nns recently :da.
on tio new ascai year unonabarra.sed ty debt.
means oi utilizing the Wstss:Wers. IN regard to
ares. Having spsnt ovss sl0o 600 fos wats,, tho H.
isKo i wefe ~ n tbonsand miles away. Unly few
nights ago Parker Mnsom's sHc residence was
burned q th9 x,ona w. The "atsr nens sSe
Antwcr hi tho present requirements, tho direct
IL a. ~s. Sonahs to ee e ~os
ccnd!arY, ~ the house had not been occupied for
scyne 1Ians h.rs twise sto1en the plumbing
work ont OF Mr. John W113ac0tts nndntsned tcsi.
s., g s S. o1e IT, 5 s;d x at ss e
befors Trying 1t tho third time:
Tho aehool' arc enjoy!a$ two wseka' vacation.
Following arc few items ot tho engineering
expense for the past yrar fot salaries Of thotc en-
gysdo 49, 4 ps,sI 81 sSa; tSsa.n 1 ao .G f.; sGSssa EeSSf
% set1iecs 4; snf.c;or q sonih, Chicago, sasO; :.
". Clark. In .lsa,nsge engineering for South Chi.
esoss u; fei
e.i plsna nlll e he presented ve'y sOon. $sso;
and Ghesbrongh, Tho acted q g Adsi.ory bosrl
the Atiss fsns; oa',a, H. Gs,''Sn' arsaant,msn
nj, sFss' H. Is Per asy .shs reduction 4 loped
for during tho ensu!nY Jcar.
ont strong. For Accountant there arg only three:
Joseph D: Lewis. The present incumbent. y: II:
rencr' For snncrntrndsnt Of Public Wo,ks thero
, 1877-04-28

Three uore OF thu recently Indicted turned up
yesterday 1t lhe Government building for the pnE.
pose VI Elyin. baIl. Raphael Phi'llpson tho bank
Eupt, was arrested sud Rsss bonds In The sum Of
u, 00o, NTH Edward HOLMAN ~ his surety, while
sbs shoeufsld brothers, also hauk.upts, cauis up
Of thciF 1wn accord, aud became !sbls In lbs sum
of Sl,o00, With jacob ptcxcE ~ surety. These
parties arc n'l charged With The Same odente-A
Violation OF the bankrupt law,
The other ylsit9e 10 tho building was Arnold u.
Cleveland, Aliens confidential clerk And book.
keeper, agsinst whom an indictment was returned
last Tuesday under see e,:o7 OF ths Ma
t!onal uaukInR act-ths aa.pe section under
which Allen himself WAS iad!ctcd. Cleyelsnd
was arrested by Uopuiy. .5!Alslai 1tamaa sud
brought tEto Tho pfescnre Of Judge HiodEctt Tile
ball Vas It hr4t axc4 Ut Is, o, bat cicse'ands At.
tofusy applied for . Scduelt9n o. ths amount 70
$:1 OUO, IL which 6xurs I'll hands ana!ly sEtced-
Cleveland 1kpXered about the building 4uslgx ths
day, whlla 4ls xttorsY waa uEt hunting up bonds
ipsu. SHORTLY afteF / O'Clock tu ths afternoon tho
bond vas given. With Nj. J. y. ksstes, tue Aarsh
harvester H11H, ~ surety.
ru2 COCHRAN DlsTILLERf.
Tho apparently !nteEm!nable case Ut tho Cochran
Dtsttjlcry-or rathur onu brunch thessof-eau1e up
tefots Judge ufuuiulund yesterday morning. IN .
writ Ut error from th0 United slGtcs Circuit Court
Wien thv Gaze csna up bcfoso Judge G!oaxs.t.
year aEo la.t FcpruaEy. tho Singers, Jaks aId
verdict in the shap. ul eooasmaa::
ton and forfeiture Vt Ill barrels Of dlastlsd
, 1877-04-28
TIE CITY-IIALL.

The TreeAuser's receipts yesterday weye e, COS
from the Water Department. 31.o40 from the
Gill. Collector, and 3to5 from ths Comptroller.
There are two pronlinent candidates for appoint.
ment to tho Office OF CITY sealee-Conrad Foz and
sx.Atd. Cleveland. The latter ID supposed to bs
ahead.
Michael l.. Miller, OF Tho Twsnty-second Street
Station, snd EdwArd Watson OF Deerinv Street
Station were. yesterday appointed Roundsmen for
their respective squads
The @ pse%s % hare begun TO- appy sharp s ,t!sk to
smeng ths licenses wofs sons fos d.sbies,
aNes,oneers, and secondhand dealers.
scar1et.Fevcr Il slowly disappearing. pnstng
hs psst y sus s1 as pxs a1
santh cattis illicit and 46s clyboafn svenus, -
From examinations made BY ono Of tho Health
where there Il no sewcrage houses aro baing built
containing bath rooms, closttA, sinks, etc, and
That a., tie w.st. from tho'o dts,n. j. allowed te
stink in the sun. Tbs n,attes Ia to b. looked up,
and the practice 70 aanlfestly deletotious to .hs
public health stopped.
hsa IL. eaied wh Leon. sws =. esa
u II license fee;, When % 81 III license b
darling the performance. NJ. Ia,niin claims That
tae n1 os 's. q h1 sia ne
and money. III. bweIt argued that, inas.
Ssisa VI efs,sssS X S.,ss f,sa ,s s'.siss
sna possibly ourht q, 10 should allow i'll
b. abused. &c. II l. said shat III Honor agrees
with MF. sweats op!nlon. and will probably let
Ar. llam,,u Eesuma h[s former system astcr Mar i.
There were no nex Developments In the police
further 10 do. y be III naas tks removals ind
1Icd the vacancies. aud tho bus!ness Of tho force
goes on amootn1y. lIe can but wait action from
Tho other sids bsfore be assumes ths deienslve.
tl,e charges which Capt. buckley intends to prefer
Aga!nst him. Thcee charges Mr.. Tuiey has In
skelu&on form. which will bs allel In and present.
sss .e IT, ta''atin' sf as, ono .a;:
that he shall uss IN their preparation ior ea'hes
arrangement, 10 thst nothing Will DO alleged
| lfc appeafs veEy confident that the charges will
make rtppis ID tho at:pEcscut quiet municipal
| waters.
The Aldermen recently had eaucus to hx up ths
Committee Cll41tmansh!p slate. 1t wux d1e1 up
lowt: Flnance. reafsons; Railroads. Stewart
Judiciary. Thompson; Fire nnd Water. Kirk
Wharhnx rrtflexss. netdler: streets and Alleys,
WIZ Ws!Se, %ess Si;.'ea: %saag..'s%; Iesai 1.:s..:
Sasm;g'stssi ;s 1%Is s, Du'%iaIsf:; % van 0:sl ;Il
Sums of tho minar comnlttee. sse, o. g.
giving them at lcnat onc reference aufinx tho year
For Instance. AID. rearson IL g be placed on th'
to hare berth In tas Finance .ComnItteo. fl,
appointments will bo inadc Monday.
, 1877-04-28
TIE COUNTY BUILDING,

Three murder eases Ia the Criminal Court Mon.
day.
The County Trssu.er yesterday commenced pay~
ipg tho interest due May On ths bon0sa debt.
amounting to STAG, zoo,
Feltou. Of tho Bride"eli, bad an Interview yes
tetday with Commissioner ufad1cy IN reference to
dieting tho eounty prlaonsrs. Nothing cans Of 1t.
sheslH Kern's friends in the board hare been
prompted to ouposs Any reduction tn hls allowance
f0r dieting prisoners account Ut the recent rise
IN pEoYlslons.
The Grand jury yesterday did very little work.
day It will visit Inc jAit. II viii scarcely hare
time IL look Into tho coal asd other contracts,
however great IL desire may bs, before sdjouFuDx
There il no telling how soon some OF tbs tom.
m!ssinners may Gu transpoEted. Thstr secret neet.
{nYs Of lata h1Ys hecn, a0u1flras, to Accvstol
themselves " confinement. They arc 10 b. trisd In
few duJe.
Pike, ths murderer, announces thss hs hA4 sRss
pa0yuI consrl xxain. II III pf tho sttosrsys sp-
prar for hun tLat ha Ii ssd IL have retained. those
Will bu but tiltIs room 'fof any ons slsa In ths
copst.so sooM Vi hls tisal.'
Tho Hospital Cummtttes Yesterday audited ! bill
OF 3l 600 Tor Hogan for plumbing, etc, In khs bill
wai ~ 1tsu Of q. 4oo toE labes. hwas sssJ OBJ
, 1877-04-28

Matters ss3umed comparatively quiet phase on
'Changc yeAlsrday, though corn drew tho crowd.
and 1t wua tic medium Ut extensive speculation.
The gallery was not quits 50 crowded Id On tho
previous days, atIl, thero was good attendance In
tbs Railways. Thers were comparatively few
Indies occupying tho gallery seats: and th's was
ptutuAlY owing to tho fact that the weather out.
sIdo wus decidedly antnsItfng, and thsfo was no
fair show for pretty spring bonnets. which even tho
average Uoarl Of Trade man can sdmlro tn tho
heat III speculation.
ket Ut 0uc seller June, and afuppeI rapidly u loc.
and afterwards went u. low - oj!ic, when rally
%as sds ts esl svS sts ScttsI 81 y s
nllea, country ho!drrs seon.1isg anxious t9 so}!.
Ills bomv speculative dsn,and ssemsd IL bs llgat,
tu,rsraph!c uraers. With,a.lAtcs q4uFtes Of an
hour atef opening. corli had aIan been run np 70
Se sss ,tt1 Gtsss ,at. IT, os< g nIsan asa
prices. Where t,.srs aEe bears there ary generally
1s'!s a1 " mn whsn ,hs. pon''5snt 9s o'sssr asn
t~ VII promptly taken W, and tbs ''dai1sF" wiz
a w se
cheering. ltIg lots we1o afterwards taken up Just
ID fast offered. and tho aarkss showed couslasr'
AG Dur,ag ;hs lay there was but il.tls change In
prices, aud great deal q corn chagsd l.al.ds. Il
w.. ~ sesefa a., an m :" ~ r sSai1 s9
that tlrru aTg y, 0u, GU Dushcs IT. cluTatoF hcre.
nnI 1run, IL, GUt, tOO 10 ~ Quo. 0o0 III sight
throughout tlu Wext anl Northwest. OF coufsu.
thIs II nlsEs conjecture. Thcrr aIS othcss who
prrdct lst tho contary. who pay TINT there 10 lto
laru cUru In tho country than whit VIII I'LL tha kuis
uIalu by tho scatcity Ut wheat, !tonce The prcu
nuat sland arnl. aad asen 70 higher.
WHEAT
was rather quiet ant unsettlcd during the fors-
nuou. ThcEs was decided di.tsast. und but little
| chanyea t.alds. Thu exciting news from Eurons
| hui lut beun well enough dgested u glss ihe
maslct tons, Or elsa theru Was pgcul'ar lack of
Interest. Wheat opened at 81. ~ SELLER June, and
/ Subsequently went down ~ luW ~ u. tSh, aud
| rallied 10 al.u1, 81. ~. md VI. Il within very
| si.ufL slpAce Ut tthle. 1t hung aFa Getwegn Sill
anu 10 unitl lie hour Ut noun arrived, wien,
Ql,tsf iAa influence VI fAyps2blu European market
tspurls Il ra;licu 10 ST. ~ Ynu I:jt, at which
| II held fur sunIu tlAio: tnen II subsequently y
ts.Ippvl IL $l.1: aud 81. Tin. u held strAdEl,
| bvtwtru sh0ao txurts. uur!nX the attcEAoo
tAtsu vert ecaly Nv tsantactiohs " speak VI, ho
uru tlatL paFhaps ~ uUu " ~. 00Q b4se!s Chang
| lug baills. They sold ut 81. W during tho attcf
1loon. brokers usi1untly do not rars ~ slldt
w!tmuut sua4eIsat putting up Vt uiarKfns bY spacu
mediate rive fall, lhey drcinud to &aEu all osef
uMactunspauel by thu casl, equal to tae tu4ulstt'
| ~ pvr cSMt.
a Iarvo har0ueler has bcen placed on Chang
for lhe lenslt of lhe Me bess. III order that tle,
| nlny MAXI Comparisons ketweeA ''uld 4nulca
tIuns, aud 6u4 out how nearly cuffect he IT,. Th'
basoilstcr really ~ urat1efatuia, and black
boasI Will bt put up giving Tho daily u1serY4kton
| ~ taken ly Ihs NourI1 wcathcf clark. :.
| Wiltl4M Warner, yuuhf lnaH Wel1 known on IL
board, returned ffum thu Hot spsinGs ycstesdsy.
, 1877-04-28

IN fbs E.ffar af Tia T<xAuHs
,fox III. a1,ts % ~ t.u",n..,,.. ANAL
- MAp1sos; 49, ~. nps.' go. eotae'tmss sooa
Homer hods. III Ffot. swings satmoa OF last
Sabbath there arc TWO classical b1nndcTs which do
ucrxc nnttce tho mora as ora of them at least
IA .,,,,,,,n
80 s .w.s, q .,rs. rn,,, ,,n,. NH, l., ~.
says ffo1. b.: "ine Aomhn Mo1es "no IN tne
Irjirute tint they xsnted 10 scA the fallen ulsdl-
-. 49,. ~ J..,h - 80
a'es " wv :" aes.u' w.
Ih1s reatafe hsu no eneh meaning. IN tue othef
hAad, It bade Tho victor tFase tho fAnqulshed,
poYhans It ,yas suggested bY The motion mads in
.S.,,.tf.y ..,,,l ;n,n n, .c.hh.,d A. thnmf,s
.hluet."s s"otu '''o ."o st@eoatt ~ taan.us
taehea ao"n Sa'ea Hte' 20 thahtos tatoea up
doomed to death. In regard to this fact think
Mi bonks On classical antIautics agree. Int tho
nuthortIps or preui-te1ta 10 which ApthoT relef7
nru uniy two and neithcr of them IL contlutiYe.
This irsx II Iiofxca iEniat. T.. lB. Uaji;
v."tn, ~ ,x,,,. turrs f.ua. .ht no,lIc. irdr,n.
49,. va..,,.s ~ .whtot :. 49,. ,,ar,,.i .,1,tc vii,
snu natt. @ ~ ~ ,tti rch thup,s !, trh t~t ~ ~
paaa !v%s WY v'AI Iani nsn ~ w. - Ia ttt
sM.. no a'"s ,G. t a..o k:hsx ~ i
stHI.t1lSSis,, .antao'a o'net ~a'aofh5 ~ S"'sAot
tH't ioJs
Alantra nunc s,dnnt. 60 Terao pollca Tu!Rt
Raemhnss osa,aaa. popasht"os. -
The satt!lss on the shoaa!cs OF ala lime eayai
'tThcy give shows, anu 10 gct popula!lty klll any
one. np matter VIM. oy tne turned tnamb o. tho
cfo"u." Even mere theEe y hothlax u tho te1t 70
show whc!hcf tnc kalllh9 thhfhp wa taenea up Or
down.. \ lnfneu sPtaf-@sessa ha:to o"-meanA =
spsaF inverted IN gp.te OF hnthGn'4 anlhofis1es,