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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-03
EASTERN STATES.

CHICAGO. April l.-Abner Taylor,
greenback Independent Republican
candidate tor mayor. who recently pre-
sided at the Republican nomination
convention, and next day accepted his
nomination. which has been made a
week. published a card this morning
Withdrawing from the race, and regret
ting that the time has not yet come
when all good citizens can. irrespec-
tive of party. unite on men to fill city
offices.
MoSRoEviLLE. Ohio, April More
than half the business portion Of this
place was destroyed by fire last night.
The total loss was S.5 900 above half
insured
WASHINGTON. April 1.-The presi-
dent saii Saturday. in speaking Of the
many invitations 10 60 to Long Branch.
that he should remain here the most of
summer and be at the cabinet meetings.
This morning the Secretary OF War was
directed 10 prepare an order transfer
ring the troops from the State house in
Columbia. 3. C., 10 their camp. When
Hampton was informed in advance Of
otiicia' notification. that al order
would be issued for the removal Of the
troops from the State house. He cx-
pressed himself graf fed. but said il
was uo more than he expected from
the principles III the inaugural address
He Mas somewhat interested 10 know
whether the order was TO take lmmesli
ate effect. Is he wished II he present in
Column hia when II WAS executed.
However, as precautionary measure,
he tele,raphed 10 friends his earnest
wish that there should lie no outward
demonstration Such a. mus, disturb the
public peacv. and be MAS satisfied bis
advice would b. respected. arf on the
Withdrawal of troops from the safe
House. be would direct tina, a guard
u tao unarmei men should lie seat
there - guard the premises frou, in, =
proper Intrusion. aud he though, such a
toree wsnl,i t~ >uaicicn; for the pur-
pose. He fel, satisfied that there
would b. 40 disturbance whateyc~. aud
that the people throughout the State
woul4 take cs,arAse in the efFor, II re-
pair their shattered Industries He
called this sfeernooa 10 take leave q.
the President. and thank him for the
~sihdrawsi Of the troops, repeating
has assurances, given IN his rscen, let.
ter. that all would share alike in the
protection Of the law, and no. Doubling
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TELEGRAPHIC
Exclusively to the
D.lILr L.TTELLIGE,SIER.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN DIEGO. April = Arrived yes
terday evening the British sloop of war
Darling of four guns and 2O7 men,
commander j. G Hanmor. She has
been on the Panama station two years,
and is on her way 70 Vancouver, stop,
ping at San Diego for coal.
Estevan Gonilla. al Indian shepherd
killed another Indian recently, at Tenn
ecula in cold blood The murderer was
brought in last night.
Two correspondents of the Chicago
Tribune left by stage for Yuma this
morning They will visit the Florence
mining section, Tucson and Prescott.
The weather is cloudy, threatening
more rain.
SAN FRANCISCO. April "A tragedy
was near occurring during the street
parade OF Montgomery Queens Circus
to-day. When an open cage. containing
the lion. lioness and tiger, in which the
keeper was seated, was passing Nevada
Block, the lion aud the tiger attacked
each other The keeper sprang forward
TO separate them. when the lion seized
him by the thigh with his teeth, infict-
ing wounds from which blood flowed
The keeper beat off the animal with an
iron bar. at the same time bidding the
excited crowd that rushed up, 10 keep at
distance. There was great excitement
for few moments and the keepers POI
sition was most perilous. but he showed
great nerve and soon reduced bis charges
TO submission.
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From Yesterdays Oregonian J
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, March, 81 Ophir.
19s, Mexican l4S, G Il Gle. Calitos-
MIA. Al, Savage 81. Con Va Az. Chol-
lar 80, ii & \ II. Point 81, Jacket
81, Imperial 100, Ken,uck ), Alpha
15l, Belcher 81. S Ncy 6, Utah l5l
Leopard 4. Modoc $50, Prize 4
New Coso 1 %. Golden Chariot -
Leeds 3. Challenge 81 %. Dayton
Acc, Baltimore l. 5 Hill $50,
Confidence 8. Overman G4J. Succor
CSC, Justice 1o5, Union g, Eureka Con.
log, Julia 3 30, Caledonia G5. \ i 35c,
Occidental /, ? Sheridan 81, Alta l 80,
Woodville Csc, Rhode Island zoe
L Washington 3. Andes 90c. Ward G5,
n ConVa zoe, Prospect Zoe. Trojan 20.
B & 3 &c. Bullion l3I. Exchequcr
81. S Silver 81, ella 4jc, Thomas 30,
Y Chart J.
SAN FRANcIsco. March 30 Arrived
Bark J. b. Bell. Seattle; bark
North West. Port Madison; ship Edo
RADIO. Seattle; bark King Phillip. Pert
Gamble.
Sailed - Schooner Reporter, Port
Townsend, brig Levi Stevens, Seattle.
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From YAKIMA.-From q private let
ter received here by enc of cur citizens,
We gather that the Winter in the Yak
ina valley has been extremely mild.
and the Spring forward. The new
saw mill is getting under way and the
demand for lumber is brisk. The
writer states that he procured some
quartz from the Pcshastin mines, which
be sent TO San Francisco for ASSAY, re-
ceiving as the result. showing OF
81 ,oi5 43 per ton. He reports the val
ley settling up very rapidly. and those
who came last season will be able to
write such report of the valley and
its Winter climate to their friends in
the East as will result in largely
increased influx the present year.
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HOODLUMISM

The Louisville Courier Journal com
meats thus pointo,lly on the case of =
young man. now an inmate of the Mis-
sissippi State Penitentiary. whose pa
rents at their death lett him fortune
Of $4,000
There's where his parents made a
fatal mistake Ii they had taken the
precsu,ion To invest that $5o.o0O in a
small dog and shs, him, and then sim
ply left the young man u jack plane or
u wood-saw. with printed instructions
how 10 use it. the chances are that. in
stead of being in the peniten,isry. he
would to-day have been gradually
working his way up TO n handsome
competency and An honorable old age.
But ever since the days of Adam aud
Eve. parents have made il point 10
toll and struggle oil their lives in order
To realize sufficient sum of money to
pnrehase. when they are dead aud gone.
their sons each first class ticket 10 the
devil, and 1t is net much Ia be wondered
~ that so many If these boys. reared IN
arc. have liz higher ambition than 70
invest their inheritance IN jus, that
sort of transportation.
L, is no, alone those parents ~bo
leave fortunes 10 their children whom
they have not trained u iis use, tha,
are responsible for the psrdition o!
youth -- though rockies. indulgence
with superfuous or uuearne,i money is
cue If the most dangerous risks that
can be taken Va bay shoali receive
ANY money ~ outlays unless II will di-
rectly tell. 81 IS necessary toward max
ing him mere ettlc,eu, All valuable as a
working membes OF society. that he
might earn iar hitaSalf Bat the whole
presea, SYSTEM of bringing up AMI e,ln
eating the young requires renovation
AMI gess'aslractioa 4 ya2,h ~hais uot
readily ard thoroughly amen shie - a
Wholesome discipline >hogli have rs
mere rlsao ia ihc community titan a re-
fractory ccls or an ssg sucking Zee
Ga the other hand. system
of Discipline, whether Of house held
or school. which shows - sorry frui; -
a.e IT rs ieaven - the crop of modern
American hosiloms .hoali BE- abolished
by more sweeping than The Nosehie
deiuge. No individuals can elicit such
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THE WEEKLY GsTELLIGENCER-
County and City Official Press.
RESULTS OFENTERPRIsE.

An exchange gives an account Of .
successful business firm in Wisconsin
which affords very interesting reading
matter end an encouraging example
ss..-s - ~-..Iy IS .....i-.iea. I. ~ the
history OF the enterprise OF Knapp.
Wilson & Co. (now Knapp, Stout q
Co, Of Meuomonce, which began about
the year lst0 by the establishment by
Capt. William Wilson, of IA small f'u;-
ier.w heel saw-m,ll OH the Menomonee
river. For scvera. years his progress
Was slow, but being reinforced by John
IL Knapp. from New England, with a
capital Of $1,000 IS a partner, prosper
ity began with the added capital.
When the Wisconsin timber LANDS
came into market. the firm secured
along the MeEomnnec and ITS trlbuta-
RIGS about 10000 acres of pine lands,
and started branch saw mills ut Dunn
Vile (the Chippewa Junction. Downs
vile, Prairie Farm, She,ak aud Rice
Lake. Their principal mill al Menom-
once IS run by the water power Of the
river and has capacity Of go, 900 feet
per twenty-four hours. They have
hers convcnienccs for holding millions
OF logs in perfect safety. Their annual
cut oflogs amounts to millions, and the
annual net income Of theii business
TO several millions OF dollars.
This industry has caused town of
5000 inhallitants-equal TO Sea. tle-to
grow mp around it, and the county.
which at first numbered only Capt.
Wilson and one other white man now
contains 20. 900 people.
The eompany's employees number
200 IN the various operations incident
10 their business. To the business of
numbering, in its strict sense, they have
added merchandising and farming both
have in crops, pasture, and moving
fluffy $4,000 acres, distributed along
the river at intervals for sixty miles.
They cut thousands OF tons Of hay. har-
YES, thousands of bushels Of wheat,
oats, etc. and grow and fatton many
hogs and cattle, and yet purchase in
large quantities all these commodities.
The fences are Of the best material and
structure and their hay is all housed
under open sheds.
Every improvement. whether it be
new bridges. new roads. new farms.
new clcarings or new homes. receives
their attention and encouragement
Such men are pillars to any community
Indastrially they are its life aud soul
--traly master spirits kings hy divine
right.
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Ell ROPE.

VIENNA, April 2-The Prince of
Montncgro refuses the command Of the
Bosnian army. alleging that cons:jera
ton for Austria Obliged him to do 50
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-08-18
Il. WINCHESTER,

Attorney g. Counsellor
at Law:
Practices in the parishes Of ST. JOHN,
ST. CHARLES. ASCENSION and 81.
JAMES. Office at the Court House, 81.
James.
p. o. address, Convent,
ST JAMES ia.
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MORMON yIRTtI.s AND yIors.
An Episcopal Bishop. sermon on the Poi,g.
nmIsts and thclr HelIgInn.

The Rev Dr. Daniel :. futile. Protestant
Episcopal Bishop of Utah. I'aho. and Montana.
spoke in the Church of the Holy sepulchre
recently. on Mormonism There are over loo
900 people In Utah" he snid. and probably
OVER $4,000 OF them are professors Of the Nor
mon religion In Salt Lake city alone there nre
10000 inhabitants. Of whom over l7.uOO are
Latter bay SAINTS. Now. who are they? | will
tell You. ana think that after have concluded.
you will look on them more favorahly than you
have been accustomed 10 DO Springing from
the centre Of your own STATE. in 1880. they
lri'tcd slowly westward under the guidance of
Joseph smith, through Ohio Illinois and Mi--
Huri, until they finally rested IN their Hrriuu-
n"nt home in The basin ~ Grnnt Salt Lake. I
KNOW TINT the poopl" ol the Lost
hnvr obtained the most unfavorahle opinion
Of The Mormons, and TO "A greHt
extent, hay" .ulg, d thcm rnju-ily. The Nor
mons. bud as they are aud pcrnicious ~ il ihoir
system. nav" many traits that are worthy ~ td-
Inli,"{ ~, SIN t5sir iL-i establishment ~ IN
SAN Lax" basin sum lcni time has clupscd for
mo grown pi u hNW g"nnrhiiun. which hns been
under tho teachings 81 Mnrmon.sni aud which
mas nev"r known any ether land. people or
creed not 20 bo found within tho limits ~ Utah
They know only what has been taught tliom.
aud they believe with n frrvcni faith that ilrir
religion ls n direct revelation from God. W. Of
the East are accustomed to look upon the Nor
mons rs either u licentiour, arrogant or re-.
- nt"- Governmnn, and deriding the faith Of
CHRISTIANS. Ih's Is not SO. Their religion j.
a. imp9us morkory and delusion: but still
let u@ give them thoir Just due ] know
them TO be honest. faithful. ,prayerful
workers. anl earnest in their faith that
Heaven will bless the Church Of tho
Latter Day Same 10y ultimately giving 1t CON-
plctc triumph over all other churches They
believe implicitly that thet"n lost tribes crossed
over Behring's straits. that they left the golden
tablets of the law. TINT Joseph Smith dug up
the golden Treasure md WAS divinely appoint
eel - make known the heavenly revelation on
which the Mormon creed il founded. Another
strong and admirable point in the Mormon re-
ligiOn j. the tenacious nnh Ell Client organiza-
ton. They follow with the greatest care aud
devotion all the forms ~ the old church. For
instance. on SUNDAY afternoon the sacrament
Of the Lords supper Is administered with
bread and wine IL with us. hut with bread an
waier-hnd all children overten years ofagc may
parinkr.
' might speak for hours ~ their dotcstabla
qualities, for think the religion is worse than
heathenism. and a stain ON tn" .escutcheon Of
our free country. ! could show how II pcT'cs
III" honor 81 wonanlood. stains manhood. and
fosters the grossert mnteraism: bat cannot
say that they .Hr" a horde Of scnsuHlis,s who
have pussessrd themselves Of that far-on valley
IN The West to freely practise their sensual
n
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STiBBED ny 4 FELLOW- FIREMAN.
Enmity that Followed "a Petty Quarrel Over
the Purchase OF n Terrier.

For many months there has been n bitter
quarrel between Joseph Williams and james
Donovan. ilrcmcn Of Engine Company No. a. at
1913 Fulton street. and it eliminated yesterday
afternoon In n fight. in which Williams was
seriously stabbed in the left arm. The quarrel
followed the purchase of Il dog over six months
ago. Williams bought small Scotch terrier
which Donovan had bccn DESTROYS of securing
Donovan then went To- Williams and told him
that he long desired to purchase the dog and
that he still wished tu have 1t. Very well. an
swcrcd Williams. Il like the dog very much :
but if you wish to purchase him will bring
him down to the cnsin" house and you may
have him for Il price" Williams took the ter
Iicr with him To- the rngnc house but Donovan
had moi the money then.
Again and again the dog was taken Ia tho
engine room AT Ill" request uf Donovan. vino
each time offered to take the animul hut ~nid
that ne was unable to lay for him at once. Soon
a.. dog lnll9.~rd II master daily e. the engine
house. and the sight oi the animal so rritlicd
Donovan that one dav he sharply asked Why
don't you let me have that dog -
Why Z, m YOU pay for him - rc'ortcd Will
ams. You may have him ust ~ soon az You
hay" IN" money. and no sooner.
After this the foud between the nrcmcn ho-
came NOR" hitrr daily, ana they did not reeog-
me- each other.
Donovan was detailed yesterday to keep the
on 90 register. In this book ARE rscor lea the
IWtS oi the members. and ia ease member
has boon granted "a loHN" of al -rnrn. II il the
YutS 'l tI' il"h ~, fhlIt''t INC Register u note
noMn thr time ot leaving and OF retu ming.
williams had been granted a leave OF ullS"nrc,
ana ID" spent a pant oi the afternoon IN his
homo. lir returned 1t about a. y NJ. aud
went otlr desk tu examine the register as be-
-l~pe tri That Donovan. on account Of their en-
m.tv. might record him n- heiuc Into
Donovan snaiohnl the book away. saying.
l'rn. YOU amt -r, TIN. book"
49,, i'ut want To SEQ u. and I'm going 10 500 it,"
W illltms replied. uud ~ the SAN" tim" hc tried
Co. suu 20 the hook from ppunvans hand
'ri way from here: 10 you henri DonO-
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The R,no on staten Island on sunday.

To THE EDITOR or THE SuS--St'. Wa were
coming home from an excursion 10 staten Island this
evening ant me Of our number held IN hs Land cover
ed pnror uhc which hal been taken alons sport hut
which on uur lcarin, of law prohibiting It's was
not removed nut ~ It's cover Aswc we're about stop
on The boat hani wss roughly lpd an the shoulder of
the g'nrruW carrying the rhe, and rowiylsh booking
chap who Haunted a badge, seilcd violently upon thu
rifle aud without ASKING oreiNing any explanation lur.
RED the gentonau carving IT over 10 quur saloon
where he VA, met D., rich headed. unaempt oAing
tulOW Hh1 was HdiIcs~'d a. the Judge Ills name W.
subsequently learned u he DoylyD Without stopping ~
uIuir intn the ras the Judge observed "Ir cost Won
Ten dollars hnc iicciless Oi ali appeal he finally added
Nou can settle n with the constable lie can 10 what hr
hlre-cs ~ the matter fhe alleged con'tnhc-nnmrd
T. ter .Gulcn- pleased 10 demand the trnnlar nur or
l1 oir o' our marty mp m ia The only cNpanatin of
trFHl was ihlt u Mhs against tho law u carry gun on
SUNDAY Nuw we appeal u YOU whether pcacenhlc
cur-ipinhs returning with = covered ptrnr uhc from
staten lsllni AN Dee seif'd upon viii IMMUNITY hy any
ruiihu rillnp hn@'ii constable aud whether citizen
umprllri 10 submit 90 Sinrtinu oi ten dollar nnr
unl the prnexi of Az ordinance n whose existence hr
dl Of dream |, there not some dfoct nudr redress
or punishment for whiti, 80 clearly an nntrasct
HAnRr 49, tKi 7. Gfniu.t llOriANp.
fmN PNNrrnS. SNnNn RnShNfFIp.
lilitN. in,fir lloiLlNp
NV \UNk OCT. - 1877 Roman StnAkOs,n
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H4cK fRoM Tnn HnniHIIIovs.
Paintings from New York Artists EaseIs
Returning to the tity.

Tho studios ~ cur artists are receiving
the pictuI'- returned from thoauulul stat, In
du-tr.ai Nhihiti Yn- .u Chicago. = Louis. I.u-
i-yilie. and Burlington VI. The exhibition in
-. Louis included many =. tur,r from th" Con-
tennlal and from the last spring exhibition of
the Academy 81 ne- lgn ia this ..iy Nearly 900
pictures were -eut from this city. They worn
collected and shipped bv Wimarth 4 Co. and
Daniel A. Mathews. who sent number from
his own gallery at III Fifth avenue. OF the
number sent only nine were soll-T. A. Rich
ards. II. X. Hekking, John Pope. Kitteu. Crop
soy, L0yeriIse. ColmanlDe Haas and Ncruoe X
hoyon being tho fortunate artists.
More succ ssful than this was the collection
81 lni Oh and water colors sent hy our artists
b. add interest t. the fourth annual exhibition
% tho Park Gallery University of Vermont. IN
darlington. Thoy were collected and sent ~
hrnnor O., Of ~ sixth avenue. or th" los
hy Wordsworth Thompson. Wyar. Jnmo. H.
Smiil,e., C. 7. and MhrstYp keam, NJ Cord
bb aIph Ir2n si.sr h+olIey hGwnd hrhear
Moran. Robert &. Minor William T. De- HAS
and samuel Wallin This is the first tImc our
New YORK artists hayr contributed To an eXhlbi-
u9n IN the Eastern States.
Two hundred and ihlrty-four pictures wer,
ssnl To- 1hlrago 10y m -nn" firm with Miss
Rose Duri"e rs agent. hut only seven were sold
Ih"-" were all by New York artists. over 6OO
paintings We're exhibited from dii''rrn, parts NJ
sGS Dn R~ Hs- by T he Paa!Hfi Of Sn"k"
OF tho most prominent ia tnr spring exhibition
IN our Academy fuw years ago. WAS, honored
pictures. namely WngnrrS Roman Chariot
Race, and William II Orange pawninE ms
Jewels t. urry on the wGr nf tho Nrihorlird- ID
10y Clludiu- larluaul, VIM. llar's nrg
A'adr4Y itur. was e'li l.re. and ltl.r- ny
David Johnson, Van Elton 4 T. Brlrher Hrnr,
u. smith. ana i. liophin~nn Smith.
pi IA" 52n piciur"- m 10" nrt d'parimcni Il
NE L"uisNln rNnluiiipu 80 W". irlW New
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DIED.

CAIIlIL AZ Fast MN st, llarlcin. ON Sunday,
o,t -. .r'rli' wiic of John cahll
iMRNopY 90, -, all " MARY. uc beloved VIE
Relative, and irci. ct N, family are l,it To attend
her iun"ral nom hg' late rcsncnce, 80 w,.t 4 at
and pii Az whrc a .o,cn,n rcIut,n mas, Mii he 'cd
Tor ur f'i'e of her soul thence To Cal, Cemetery
III KEfOiSE-A Nini.ink. oranca county y y on
,he TN inst charlesJ DE Bevosc IN the -sth yonr 4
funcril service. At the Reformed Church. Newtown,
uu Monday. tie roth inst nt4
flSLNrRl,E ON SUNDAY oct - Charles Essen.
prs, ~ 'hc ,7in year Of his age
q, on TUESDAY. Oct 80, al ocock + NJ int,rnentis
fRLl'ERlcK ON saturday. oct -. after short i'll.
ngs, Hro. llrl .ieA IN the 14th Ncaro lisa
inNci TO attend NC funeral from hi late residence,
Hills Nsa@mt J Oct i. imds "Sc csl6,. vii.
OF MHinnb iii., 'i Jgrs{ ti,y.
YORK w,.. '"S' d@a wsrr '. tT. es9t .H.
on, On lV,Ni1N n.t ~ AZ |co'k r. " Relatives and
u.u,r .f f'muns wliie conveyed tonr,cnwooA or
klNNItR ON the 9Th inst Charlr, \ Knuier aged
rhc relative. anil friend. OF the family arc respectfully
mNl f. Oh" ihu pal from his late reside noe 40
N9poNlb 6it ~ At s SS'JFNu.o,,i.n,tiencc.,s
>,N'i t".1 If. hi'"@lln. JHmcs i'n1h, IN The
fnn ~ n.r uc church of Tho A,,nu fion corner u
'ar,1nt 81 ~, lg,,lal ne som INST. 'ihA "
e7wa, Nuihn rhc, Of James ovens, in the 7i6 ysas
f,.e,y '"fs glace the re.ia,uceor her on.
gNh tn' n,rS Tn relatives ana friends arr re.
KIM ." Ryhcl.. On s~uraA,. OK ~. Eliza.
in' ira. nni trends of Tho nmiN ace rc.rcct.
."l' 'nNi' at cni the iHnpral f,slat Oct u &c
i,"'"h .' irNlrh'c o N.t ."l. Inter-, Mr. II.
rtrHlF' GOT - EA1dcu rcrr.crc IN the ol.t
w. 1,r IA ,ga ~ ave- rc,ggctS ,.i toa,,ga
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We have appointed by the Fnancc Committee in.
stead ut McsSrs Russell co 10 collect the percentage
and forward II to Louisville. HkfntKSO1os 4 20.
DurLitAtE bfLL
One gold watch and chain tall iewelcd chrnnonet cr
balance, uhtent lever mt Perez nagc due. 40
Calling ut Wells Fargo n Co.'s office. made
the proposition that would deposit Els IN the
clerk ) hands. and he should open the package /:
$3.50. the money was thcir-; If not. the money
WAS mine.
| suppose need hardly add that MossrS Rus
sell a 60. and NHsrs. HcthcrinEtOn 4 Co. had
taken care not to au'horil" anything OF the
kind; and that rather thau let me ecu The watch
and chain worth $50 for winch was To-
pay 40, they had thcrl returned.
THos. II. JOHNSON
WEsrMfNsrrR Cal. Oct. 10. 1877
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liz. Lambert Explain. Again.

To1uE Enron or The SuN--Sri In your re-
port COL MI Rent ,.fat lucrt lc is made g. ,wcnr that
M 0ct.i tnc entry % certain louls bought AMI sold
The n' rr reports sas Nat hc sand that lc Nnul not
swear to ihai, hut Thought su' Ihat l. matter oD
considerable consequence SINCE It stated IN Tnt su.
rmt dine cited tr entry to he maic at lhc TOP Of uir
TH-o At tho ho'iMn of which thu Auditing com
nlurr hai ssn"i Al, such msnuanon la.
uo fImioW m foundation never directed
ans ,"h mn act uo dif az tiat tune hre,r that NJ
krl Nn iHt what lac ilou-Nt inm Mtuns uln-, tNru
d Nul directed hlu Ilr had no surh suh-rrvlrrr IN
Dr.. nlni then as. thought. aud urr. wa, n, ,uch N,
uNt NOR nruaiitt hetwrrnu vnuli have repre-, fd
nnN on o. -i" col onuoll had Wl,' A. which .of
lAuN duut lui should Lave thanked hiu for a. AnN
honiS Mhi,h wrIr a. nN nuuWltt,e 'un red uion uit
lut. Nttr hNu III end lail iur. and ur ul-ed in r
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