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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-04

These are perishabIe things of beauty" but
there is nothing more essential TO the toilet
than pair OF handsome, perfectly fitting
gloves. Prevailing styles for street wear are the
darker shades Of calors that were worn during
the summer, VIZ: Seal browns u different
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-04

Slic iouaft tIldl HSI E6auSHI 10 Vakt WING DfO-
voked only a very mild surprise and remon-
STRANGE, her last scruple melted away, and !
was scarcely surprised to sec her wildly wav-
ing her empty glass and chanting with the
rest the musical Hoch, which Is the German
version of our unmelodious cheer. To be
sure, the toast which she elected thus to honor
was, TO the health OF our American friends
now present" but as no doubt OF the propriety
OF her proceeding crossed her mind, it would
have been pity to enlighten her.
Now there was a stir around the table The
band, which had hitherto been SILENT struck
up march-like air. Each gentleman offered
bis arm to his partner, and we moved around
the room in the dignitied promenade, while
the walters entered to clear the tables and
push them out of the way. Round we went,
my mother beaming with mild enjoyment as
she leaned upon her partners arm. Sudden
ly the measure changes; hand Is linked in
hand. and the long line winds ana waves
weaving itself 10 and out in graceful I'M
fluctuations. For an instant, my mother, in
confusion and bewilderment, yields to the i'm
pulse. Then dreadful suspicion breaks upon
her mind, and she turns to her partner with
the frenzied question:
What is it? What are we doing?''
Doing, madame? repeats Herr Muller,
dancing the polonaise, to be sure. Do not be
troubled; you do perfectly well, | assure
you"
But my mother waits for no further encour-
agement. With gasp she wrests her hands
quickly from the grasp upon it, and mechani-
cally retaining her hold upon her partner.
she whirls him too. out of ranks, and drops.
a limp, collapsed heap, upon the nearest
chair. Helen and disengage ourselves from
the line and hasten up to her. But consoIa-
ton is in vain. She only raises her fearful
eyes to me and mmmurs:
Frederick, your mother will disgrace both
you and herself in her old age First gam
bling and now dancing! Oh, Frederick, send
me back to Nepoosuc before sink furtherp'
And covering her face with her hands, she
bursts into helpless tears, while her bewil-
, 1877-12-07

Jannary, WAS voted down by the decisive
majority Of II nays to II yeas, aud Mr..
A1hrsoS'a resolution was then adopted by
vote Of 10 10 10. It Is clenr that tue
project of silver reconciliation can count
mora supporters in tho Senate than
Ind been supposed possible, md 1t
looks aa though such Bit could
If necessary be passed over the Presidents
veto. Tho opponents Of tho meksure
mustered nearly their fnll strength, and,
allowing TINT few Of them may havc voted
for the resolution for the sake Of having An
early settlement Of tho important question,
It Is yet obvious that tho gold monopolists
aro In decided minority.
, 1877-12-07

To request signed by every Republican
member Of tho New York delegation save
Mr.. Cn1rrKxpE:;, asking the President not
TO agaiu send In tue names OF Messrs. lsooaE-
rELr and PRlcE ~ Collector aud Naval Officer
In Now York, Tic President returned cour-
tco,ls but ,percmptory refusal. Ho is de-
termiaed to exercise Ills constitution! pre-.
rogative Of making nominations without
regard to Congressional dictation, md It IL
for the Seuate To decide, whom tho uomlna-
tions Rra before 1t, mud not until then, what
shall be done with them. Tho dotenders of
the machine insist npon their right to voice
in the selection a: well ~ tho confirmation
OF tue appoInsees, and that queation was
vigorously debated in tho Senate yesterday,
without, however, being In any way settled.
1t liz now certain that nothing but opposition
can bo expected from 3lr. COMBINES Conn
mttteo, which has been rsorganized with
especial reference to this plan, the Commit,
teo being now composed Of five Republican
Implacabies and four Democrats, s,--one Of
the lat.er, afr. DxNx1s, OF Maryland, being
IN complete accord with Alr. Coxk11no on
the Now York nominations,- that the
Committee will stand six To three against
confirmation. II Is not likely that any TO-
port will ever bs submitted, and the test Of
the Senate will be on the motion TO discharge
tLo Committee.
, 1877-12-07

1'ha Ghten.o produce markets wrro moderately
hrti,c yesterday md rather firm In the aggregate.
Atse purk closed 5c Ter l hrltc.. 5l1 D0a1l D5
fns Drrenlhcr md ST.. 07!tsb1:.l0 for Jannary.
Lard clotci stcady. at 31.s71s per 100 1bE spot
aud 81. S5f!7.a7!i for Jonuary. Meats were
Rtsady. Ut 4!sc for boxed shqui.crs and Jc for do
short RIB. Whirky was steady. al s1.05 PR
gallon. l'nIf MA qnct. Wheat ctoaed ,sc
higher, at 3t.0aH for December and q. .Os.; fur
january. Turn closed ascady. at l:ic cash
and 4l'sSl4tAc for January. Oats clo4rd &c
hcisr, IT sc cash md tot Ianuary Ryc
wns uurhan:c.. ut :;0c, D1r1ey e1osrd x,esdy, nt
0:Ic cash and 0Jzc for Jsanary. lloga wcsr active
anl closed rn'y, At 81. :0Gt4.45, Cnttlc vrsn dull
aud weak. With rales ~ $l.7a1ta. ~. Sheep .o1d
At 81. oef5i 90 for common 10 cholcc. Inspected
ntn store In th!s city yesterday morning: 1o7 cars
wheat, los cars coF,t, 90 cars nntH, cars rye and
2. css1 hurley. Total t:st cany, l0i, 600 bu.
Onc hundred aoiIast In gold wuuld huy ttVo 80 In
greenbacxs al the close,
, 1877-12-07

It's gratifying to note prospect that the
bnrdensome aboaes prac.iced uuder tho cx-
istiug patent laws ars 10 bo corrected. The
bill introduced by sIr. Towxsuxxp. Of Hi.
noia, mud pAs*setl in thu Honse, ssrikos at The
root Of tho evil by enacslng that 1t shall
hcreaite2 bs unlawfnt for tho Commissioner
OF lusents to ro.1sw OF. oxlena say patent
fur any design whatsoever. It IL not con-
tolnplated that the inventor shall 10 de-.
Trisu'l Of tlss fnLs mud legitimate fruits of
his genius. Int it Is time that tho mechanic,
tho ngrlcnltnrist, a,,i tho manufacturer
should bs relieved OF tho extortians practicsl
by patent ntonopoliea by ,neans Of repeated
renewals a1,tl extensions.
, 1877-12-07
Grecnbacks nt the New York Stock Ex
change yesterday closed at !l73.

The hair~sr':ttera OF Tho Senate have
found occupation in connection with tho
phra'coloyy Of ons Of tho Presidents COM
1nunieations transmitting nomination for
postlnustor OF Toledo. AZ tho extra session
REED, oice 1'HoMAa DowL1Sa, suspended ~
NOW, however, tho thing reals: A1ExAx-
DEE REED, eicc ALEXANDER 1.EEu, whom tlo
6onnte refused 10 Confirm" It III coatsuded
that tho first form, Is tho only correct ono,
and OH tho outcome Of this momcutous issue
tho country waits hreathleasiy.
, 1877-12-07

It tis gravcly stated In the dispatches from
Washington that the renegade PAz1rzsoN
proposes To start upon a lecture tour, for
tho purpoao Of exhibiting himself nnl max
ing $4,000. which IL considerably less than
he sold himself for. It may DO that this ia
only joke. OF Is intended to DO satirjcal. II,
however, It u well-founded atatement, he
might deliver worry interesting lecture upon
neforuu, as illustrated by his own carser.
lie might show, in tho first place, the nodus
optrand1 OF a Senatorial election by bribery
and then rapidly akesoh his own indictment
for this otfenso, and the nature Of the evil
dcuco that was collected against him. liz
might then display some disaolving visws OF
the South Casolina Penitontiary, tho man.
uer Of dross worn by conyicts, tho cell
he expected to occupy. mud the occupation
no would follow In doing the State oompul.
aory service. Ho could then disclose the
nature Of the covenant botwoan himself
and tho Democracy, by which 1t
wasagreed oshould not go to the Pcnitentiasy
II he would sell out his party and vote TOR a
man who mover was elected to the Senate.
Provided Mr. PArTEnsox hes sufficient check
TO deliver such lecture, 1t would provo an
extremely interesting Que, md wc know Of
no other way In which be could earn 81, 600
as the lectura-lesk. Ho might ohtitle lIs
leotury "What1 Know About ponitentia1ics."
At tho sa1no time Mr., PATTERSON could hard-
iy expect to get throngh suoh a lecture With
cut being interrupted by soms very ugly
questions aud frequent illusions to tho dis
cipltus and habits that usually characterize
well-conauoted Pen!teutiar,es. II A1r. Par
TkaRoN wants to find out what decent people
think OF him In the North. ho had better take
1is cazpet-bag, start on lecture tour, aud
deliver his first lecture In Chicago.
, 1877-12-07

who wcro blue hefore nro blner than over,
aud those Who were hopeful ars now down
cast. Tho depression muat continue in thc(
present stato Of things, forcing Institutions
thnt nro in fact solvent into anepcnsion, and
every suspension still further rotarting the
recovery Of confidence. There IL but ono
hope Of present ro1icf, and that rcsts in tho
prompt response Of Congress to the popular
will by tho doferment Of resumption and by
the demonstration Of ailror, IN despito Il
thu aharps and Shylocks.
, 1877-12-07

II u getting to bs IN established social axiom
that women and opera.4lngefs Tan never aQree.
II that lovely ereaturs 10 whom, tho poets ol iii
ayes hare ascsibcd graces too numerous to tucn-
tton Ia 4 single sentences could 0nly bu persua4i-
I'd to live at pcaoa with her own sex, into what
= Utopia would tills world of ours bu tfuns~
fosncdt Tho recsnt blood-thtrsty and dcplpsn-
blu encounters between The AAses KELLOGG aud
CAAY, while IL this city, we're not calculated to
stimulate that budding hops for the Rc1 which
tha recorder ct sreata mixht have previously
, 1877-12-07

tn @ 1aHus y 7Ht 1F!u4a7s
thu United States alpeenlo Court has decided that
ths tss1ancs Of sreenbacks WIS unconstitutional
II 10, what war shs baala OF the tceIsIuuF And
would It cot bs impossible fos C9ugsc.s 10 sweIl
the circulation ~ demanded BY usernbackcrs,
CoMmuutsis, ptc. Il. L. Row.,
TITS Supreme Court has not 10 decided. for II
It had, The gsecubaeks would have ceased to bs
a alegal-tender. The Bubreule Court, however,
has In effect decided that the 411,n!lllon llmlt
of war uotes cannot be con.t.tuttaually ex-
eeeae1 tn ttmu of peacs anl when thera u uo
great oycralastesing necessity requiring tbs L.
sue Of y forced currency. II Conxr.ss were to
undertake. to cmit i1edeemabls notes In excc.s
Of the 4ul,nillion limit, theEr u no doubt that
tbs supru,ne Court would pronounce such cx.
cEss not legal-tcudeF PAPER.
, 1877-12-07

Hoston las started Latin school for gtrls.
This Il because Sit CHARLES Youx0 has declared
TINT tho publtsscnool systc,n Of Cleveland il
better than that Of Boston. But Mrs. SW1ss.
HELM knuws a thing or two.
, 1877-12-07

The Hungarian patriot, KossuTu, l,as written
an article for thu Contemporary Ntvitsr, In whiyh
he urges Austria to n'aEntaIn tho lniepcnlcnce
OF Turkey as barrier against tho extension OF
Rugefa
, 1877-12-07

AulAoe AAu ACCOMMODATIONS lucy WILL u6-
mantl.
Economical considerations tlomnud TINT
gootls ahall be manufactured ns near con-
sumption or uso AZ possible, aud moro
especially when the Eaw snntotial for their
manufacture Ia 20 near at hand. Who can
point us to manufacturer Of agricultural
implements In Chicago WHO has hoen able to
meet bis orders for the two paat yeara, and
who has not boon growing rich meanwhilcf :
How much longer must our hides 60 Eastward
md return to rs in boots and shoes, with the
enhanced price that transportation and
profits cause2 How much longer will Wost-
orn wool go 10 Eastern wator-falls for manu-.
facturo into cloth, and tho cloth undo by
Eastern women into clothing, when expert.
snents at Fall River have demonstrated that
cloth can 10 produced moro c}eaply by steam
than By wator.power, and when wo have tho
wool, tho coal to produce the steam, and
willing hands In Chicago to convert the cloth
into clothing7
Who that has lived In Chicago long enough
to have soou It arise. md In its growth over
como MI tho obstacles that sutronntt II, Gun
doubt Tint this same etrergy will carry It
f,tnro? Ard vhn In. ,,os 49,. 49, ,,..u."as
md for.,la tcrrito,v t,,,t T. is.,nn,aa. ,,na,,
# for ,norket n,,a ~ .r,ns,,;sa 49, ,..,t'. s..
Its destiny?
At tho ratio Chicago has grown during tho
vonra will ;,o,,,,,o m, ,,rosos. ,s...,a.,as' -
I'm nm an,1 ,tor,an,1f,1 - m a,,.,,..a,s,
1,ome, ,rhoso 1o,ros ,rs,,.t ~ ,,s lii 49, 1a.a
rou rntrnrovai, nnd ara. .,,a ".a.sa..,,'s -
votro - .vh,at, .,.nr ~. .'.:. rtSee ~
non1ont
Thor. ora ah,ut Of ooo .ou.a ,,;.,,,. A.
, 1877-12-07

II tho President vctocs the Silver bill, It wilt
take two-tlirtls of both Houses Of Congress to
overcome tho veto anu pass the bill IN spite Of
Ills opposition. But Ii Ills veto could le sub.
nttten to popular vote Of tho peoplo Of bis
own State, Of Of Jlt[ncls, or OF the whole West,
a ninc-tcntIs majority to overcome It could
easily 10 obtained,
, 1877-12-07

There were pollcd In this State at the
Presidential election Of 1876 something over
65o,oa0 votes. On the question Of ren,onet-
izing the silver dollar, tho public sentiment
Of tho voters Of Illinois Is perfectly orer-
whe'ming. II Congress should submit to a
popular vote tue decision Of tho question Of
tho restoration Of the silver dollar aa full
legal-touder for all debts, dues, aud demands,
including duties on imports, and the interest
aud principal Of MI bonsls calling for +" coin "
payment, the result would be something like
this:
For rcmone.ixtn9 silver ~ full legal
Assin:t IL ia icsa:tcnsi: porhaps::: g. oSS
MAJORITY 'Foe e"...................... ..45Q. QUO
It Is barely possible that ono in eloven Of
our people would vote to sustain the 1in'ita-
ton insiated upon by JoHx SHERMAN through
HAYES message. Few persons will concedc
that as many rs $4,000 mon eau be found In
Illinois to uphold tho SHEnsAs-11ArEs de-
nand Of gold for the bondholders and only
silver for tho people; but We wish to be lib
eral, and not leave my room for caviling.
We presume that Illinois Is fair sample Of
tho popular sentiment Of all the Western
States. The vote Of tho entire West, including
Missouri, is not far from three millions It
would take desperate canvass to induce hall
a million Of tho throo millions to vote to sus-
tain tho position taken by tho President and
Secretary Of tho Treasury on tho silver ques-
tion, aud the whole sonth Is fully as "solid"
against them Oh this question as the Great
, 1877-12-07

The New York Eseatng l'oss crlticiscs tho uso
By President HAYES Of tho word ''sucls " II au
adyesb and numerous for many. But it
acknowledges that these arc popular errors.
being found cvcn In the London TI,.es.
, 1877-12-07

.,tovESANT L0J,1E. No. 40. 4. r.. and 4. NJ
Ic{Har Etmmnn.sst.n thls !Fttisy| stcntns at 7:yo
The % i'rxrte: fnl *t,enance of tan !netnters Il
Irtluettta. Visiting GruEtn Also enFaliJ Invited.
" urucr ut tho r.. II. MN. jsE1tEs, Acc.
, 1877-12-07

IT. a>alse -s;ateh Communication this tFr!aa5l
e,rnsf os!ssI e, - ~ na,nes. saa ~oik
F., n. TtttkEik &ec*Y.
, 1877-12-07

It Is to he hoped that Senator PATTERSON will
not carry out bis diaboIisal threat Of making
lecture tour through tho West.
, 1877-12-07

lIoME LotN4E. No. M, 4. 7. Il 4. M.--negutas
Communication tLs tfridaJ} ersn1ng At No; H&
t1en o. !ltgftsncc: Waiting hreb'cn curdislty In.
il Z. ilEKR1Ck. sec.etasr.
, 1877-12-07
THE FINANCIAL DEPRESSION.


THE FINANCIAL DEPRESSION.
Tho closing Of tho German National Bank,
aftcr deapernte fight to maintain It's posi-
ton among the tinnnciai institutions OF tho
city, Is to DO regarded rather Us naturnl in.
cidant Of long era Of financial depression
than AZ q disaster or cause for alnrnl. The
bnuk suspensions Of the last few weeks are
not OF the Banlc character as those Of tho
corresponding period four years ago; they
nro not the warnings Of NOW panic, but !.he
results Of tho old panic. The general shrink
age Of values has compressed all the conf
donce ont Of the community, and suspicion
onco conferred upon financial institution
in these timos, recovery scoma to DO inapossi-
bic. Tho condition Of tho German National
1hnk, as shown by tho statcmont Of It's
Affairs ut the close, would havo warranted d
confirmation Of business, and commanded
public confidence, In season OF ordinary
business prosperity. There n1o assets
Of ucarly 91,o9o,oo0 to meet liabilities Of
less than 4180,0N in deposits, s9D, ono in
bills payable, and 100000 of circulation.
Tho capital Of 100000, with surplus Of
earnings amounting to sl25,0oo, and undi-
vidcd profltaof $40, o,00tmore, arc represented.
In the investments. aud would ordinarily
provide abundant protection. Eycn tho
t;ne Iana asnan,s,1.. ~ .ha 49,, ...aa. M - '",..,
.,,,. S,a.s1x .,ss.. 2,.,' -. ,'~ saase "u'en
no,l,1 - 49, T., ao,,,a.aa,,. ''. =. ~ ,o"se WI ~
~ rot s,nr.h ~ orea,a ~, ~ ...s,'sal,a l -
H.. a. e.,,,.1 49,, ..,.,1,,. ~, o ~ -1.,
~ ~ th.t t,,a ,,onos,.o., ,s;t, ..,,,h.r w
". w., 1.,,,,.a se.;.,,,, ,...~ ss1 ~, "s, ~,
~ m ,,r,,,oc.hfa dS,,ras.ion - 1,v.n,, no,..,. .
MIN, H. pra,f,,o,,t MI .fans... saas,..
H. .,.,, t,,.a,,ah .s,.,. 49, ~. = 49,. .e'sas
,;.:,, Hi e. sr,,a 49, .,.,',. e. @ .,.a'y
~. a,o r,.l' astno .,,o.s m an,, a sa' s".o ~. -
49, ,.a,o s.,.,, .ss,,,. 49,, 49, 49,. % ~. 20. "
t,nnv ,~aro II, H. .,,no - % "' % NJ
nn,;. [ .n,s,na 49, sas1aaa ,,..,,. s .,s.as., - 80. -.
t,,,sa r,,,' ~, 49, na-.n,,s ~ d",,.ss ,,A ,..n,
,s,,,a,, .onne.sd -. 49, ~ ma-sa,' s T.;,", IAA'
,,o,t ;,..,.r.taa. ss.xe T., ~. s"., a.' n''...a
~, 49,. ...,,,,s t1.sua., . 1'e '"'oue' -.
saaua., - - - "tn.s . - .,s.";a.s.,. ',-s.. % ~ "A1
-nsnnsoos - 80 na~,n.n Na.,sns, H." n"... '.o
% s.on nm ~, 49, 5000 ,A nno ' ~ aa"..,. "''"s son
.1;.'s,'ss,. sss w ~ so'~.. 49, w.. e'.s''9 "e1'
'a.A"n ans.,. sa.,,aI ~. ~ ~ W. VI .n'oo oa5s
na.ty s"u"oa ~ .ue oaapens'on OF the
uo 4s"s'u''s'' 4|sA1'5 sAtoo"'oo o. ae-
pos.u ! ,. usse y, pseu H., a!a"n ou. sance 'niy.
o4aH 'nu, s'' A',o 70 l"5 oat % peg cent
~ ~ ''Ao,"tte7 :" a'pos''ofs III casn during
,out mon,ns ous1s 70 nave won ns way BACK
.",o paD.'o eoA.Avu.s' ,, uas 'no 'nono 'n'na
- ~ w ti4ao !" .'s'e" 70 'o8'o; 10 naanel0
,a''''u1iou , Nv" otousat "naeF s"sp'elon'
nows'es aa}as'''' ~ gwen tue pene'ls OF q
uppo'' aoPe' os eSe" aon'ons1fatoo Soss-
, 1877-12-07

There was rumos IN Rome Sunday night that
the Pdpo was dead. Consequently M Immense
crowd gathered at st. Pcter's the next morning
unly to learn that silver ball had been u-
serted into Ills leg nnl that he was better
Such Is life.
, 1877-12-07

II scereta,y snEaMAn, when Senator, lad
protested as vigorously against any tampeslug
with tic Coinage Inv as he is now protesting
against any change Of the Resumption law, tho
currcncy question would not bo In Its present
tni1lJlc,
, 1877-12-07

An unfortunate rumor llas spread over the
country that Mr.. W. F. 8ronHr Is dead. We
laateu to assure our readers that this is false,
malicious atanler. lie 10 not dead, but Sleep
eth,
, 1877-12-07
-'- %-----+-- - --r-v+- ~ = . = - -
SOCIETY MEETINGS..

Annual Cnntoe .n tifs Friday evening. Dee. !. II
I!ciaies tlaI 70 south ttaisic IT., for hr eecun VI
unees all pay ncnt OF dues. lfy order ~ tho II. L.
r., r. NEWELL, Sec,
, 1877-12-07

Mrs. Gen. SHERMAN is earnest In her crusade
against runn.l dances. sho has Written another
letter. saying:
II 10 not to bo expected TINT young rtt1s who ara
unconscious Of evil In the beginning s.lotd reflect
onE enough 10 anulon the moral courage 10 fcsist
cou!hRcmcnt nnd support Of thcr parents 10
the honor uf plsrc lnntdcnhout he It said, however,
et[netive dollcacy. even WHEN their pafants wont
have thoM join tho thronx who dance dUyn Tho
broad road Of worldly ptcAsuse.
Thc number Of young girls who decline 10
dance nowadays from instructive deticaey, of
from any other instinct. Is sufficiently snuil 10
Justify tho use of tho adjective tnAuitest,nal.
Mrs. SHERMAN Will have to try again.
, 1877-12-07

SO PATTERSON Is not fugitive from justIcs
after sll. Lie Is merely starting Oh q lecturs
tour.
, 1877-12-07


sa,,.as, ~ I H. a. w. sa..1,.,a1s ~ .s'. 1aDs ~ 10
hroarr,stS T,,,t ~ fra,,., IT, .s... ~ ~ .ror so
do-s,aa.1 - ;,oaa,,e .,s.s s,.~,,,a. " ~. "sn
---....E - -. .,-- .-e..'
,r,,p ,,,,rrn,, ~, ,n.- ..cr.nr -. .
1' GArf1' Az I'LL
In tho ycar 1876 about eleven miles Of
stono and brick frontaco WAS added to onr
city, and durino the present voar roar1v al
much more has beon bujlt. alti,onph loroor
proportion at tho building tto lost vonr laa
been business nronerty. In tho faco n tbcso
facts, another rcmain9, that thero ia not tho
ga,ue porcentaco Of unoccupted houses ar
blocks that there vns before thoso warn
built, proving conclusIyely tho 1oroo 3ncreaso
Of our nopulation In tl,eso hard t;mos =.
| Investigation shows that t,e ;ncunnhrancoo
On onr c;tv nronartv hava hoo, foroa,,, a.
orcased. ami Tint tho rato of ;ntcrcat hos
bocn considerably reduced. leaving M with
less burdens 10 boar. M tia timcs 1ovo moaa
II 1osa easv tn carry thor. showing ourcor,1;.
tim os bcol,h In tho ,n;dat NJ a 'ono-cor,,r.
uea financial tliaense,
| Atonnv ,xaa ,,avor ~ ct,oo,, M a. .,~os,,,,
md conitalists do not know WHARF to NH n
| for aofo,v Dnrno tho Wor fobor ,ves 90
b,oh, M rnte,1 in .ianroc,atoi1 nonar- -n,orov
tint il intarfarod with nrot1tabjo cn1.;votion
Of tho sail. nn, business nntarnrisce md
monav con,,n nndot7 ancl, roto, ~ ,n,on,a.
that nany land md real estate oyvneru ao11
o,,t ,he;r nronar,v md ,rvo.to;, t,o r,xo,oa,.
IN atocla an,i 1oans Denrnc,nt,o-, l. .n,,,an
q tbn1idc,ta ,,,nro;,, ti,;don,1s .a,..os
ao,o. NJ tos..y on1 ttoro !. a var, oonowa,
dax,,a N chanrc ,b,a coni.o, ,r,o ,o,,o,,,;nn
tho, IL ot 1aost aofo q rot xor, ,orar,,a..
tive md II seoms that Tho no,t ;7ir.,,;on t.,
,yh,c,, conita1 ahn, soo}r M ,,;,, ~ ~
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