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To be added to this is the sum collected
at the Cathedral last Sunday evening,
which ia considerable, besides which there
are numerous amounts, how much il no:
known which have been sent privately. A
quantity of bedding, clothing, provisions,
medicines. etc, have also been subscribed
and now await shipment where most need
ed. All those who have clothing, etc, 10
| donate. will be kind enough to leave them
| at the corner of Fifth and Cherokee streets,
at Alex. Kinks grocery store.
At the meeting of the Relief Association
last night, upon motion OF J. W. Park, the
matter Of the disbursement of the money
and supplies received was left to the dis
erection Of the executive Committee which
meets at the Office Of DIR. Medley this morn
ing.
Mr.. John P. Schwalm, an experienced
nurse, offered his services.
Itw stated in the meeting that t-le-
grams had been sent to Holly Springs,
Vicksburg and Memphis, asking whether
they would prefer money TO supplies. But
one answer had been received, from Holly
Springs, TO the effect that they would pre-
fer the money.
aItCr some luElHtf CObsuiidilOu upDu
matters in geneI al the Association adjourn
ed until next Tuesday evening, TO meet at
the same place.
THE RELIEF BALL.
Cards OF invitation are out for the relief
ball to be given under the auspices of the
young men OF the city at Odd Fellows Hall
on Friday evening, and 1t is expected that
all those receiving invitations will bay
tickets, even if they do not themselves At
tend. The sentiment which prompted the
Young Inen 10 give this bali is a noble one
and as all the expenses are 10 be paid by
the young men, and the gross receipts 10
be sent 10 the yellow fever sufferers, At caE
be seen that there is no selfish end in view,
but that the entire affair is the outgrowth
Of pure philanthropy and desire to aid
the suffering.
The young ladies of the city have very
generously rendered their services in assist
ing in the preparation of the supper.
RELIEF ITEMS.
The railroad employees of the city will
take up subscription among themselves
for the benefit of their brethren in the
South.
At meeting OF the First Independent
Benevolent Society night before last sd
was raised for the yellow fever sufferers.
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PROBATE. MATTERS.

" nat " as bk0nr Ia Tic PROBATE
Court fur Yesterday.
Marriage license issued to John J. Roche
and Mary Doyle.
In the matter of the estate of James L.
Wallace, deceased, Lorenzo Wallace, ad-
ministrator, citation issued TO said admins
traitor 10 make final settlement on the 10th
inst
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TYPE OF THE FEVER

that was on the boat, or malignant ty.'
OF bilious fever. The board of health vi
Gallipolis have notified the owners of TIE
steamer tbs they will not be responsible
for tie safety Of the boat any longer.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

List OF Property Transfers n Record.
ed In she once of tie Neg later Of
Deeds Yesterday.
VIM. A Harris, of Lawrence, Doug
las county, Kansas, to Joseph ID.
Denisou, Of Royslton, Vermont,
the southeast quarter OF section No.
Il, and the east half Of the south
wet quarter OF section No. IA, all
in township No. y, south OF range
No. p, east of the 9th principal
meridian, containing 2i0 acres of
land. &C.,. ............s $500
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Millions OF wheat Going 20 Mark ct.

The farmers of the west are crowding
their grain to the shipping points as rapid
~ as possible, and during August Bufialo's
receipts reached l., 800, $50 bushels, OO0,-
600 bushels in excess of any preceding Au-
gust This enormous aggregate did not
come from any one of the lake ports in
particular, but from Toledo, Detroit, Chi
cago and Milwaukee in almost equal pro-
portions, and included nearly four times as
much wheat as was received in 1877. This
food of grain naturally increases the bust
ness of the Erie canal, more bosts clearing
at Baffalo in August than for the came
length Of time in any year since 1873,
while lake and canal freights have also
been benefited by the end of reckless rail-
way competition
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HEADS THAT REBEL

against the rules OF Tas'e and Beauty, in
their color or IN the loss Of all their colOrs
may be changed in five minutes 10 any
Beautiful Shade by single arpli-
cation Of
CESl TGDS.D's HAIR. DYE,
The raPidity Gifts operation, perfect safe
t., permanent hearhful effect, and the ex-
ceeding depth and richness Of the hues it
imparts, distinguish this preparation from
all other Dyes IL Use in this country or in
Inrnr,a
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FEVER AND EGUE.

Fever and AEue cured tor Nifty cents. There
IL not a remedial agent in this world that
viii cure Fever and Ayue, and all other
malarious BilioIs, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow,
and other fevers, (aidet by Railways Piilsj
30 quick Railways Ready Relief. Fifty
cents per bottle.
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LAKE MISSISSIPPI

is one hundred miles east OF Vicksburg and
forty miles west Of Meridian, Miss, on the
V & NJ. X. K, among the fiat pines of the
State. 1t has population "f 800. Saun-
ders & Co, are reliable dIy goods mer-
chants
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EVIDENTLY RECENTLY MADE.

Her hair was neatly brushed well back
from her forard, and was tightly gathered
in bunch at the back of her head
Around her neck was new white tie with
embroidered ends Her dress was careful
ly draped around her, but raised sufficient
" 10 show new and fine white stockings
and white kid slippers, with rosettes on the
top Between their bodies and the rough
floor there was carefully spread the clean
skirt of a dress. Underneath their heads
was a hand-knit wool scarf, which had been
carefully doubled up TO raise her head and
suffer his TO fall backward little.
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TWIN MURDER.
The Killing of a Girl by Her Lover
and the Latter's Immediate
Suicide.
A BIood-Curdling Tale of Love,
Desperation end Despair.
A Crime Cold-Blocded and Celiber.
ate--The Murderer a Mar.
ried Man.
TWIN MURDER.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

4 most determined murder and suicide
occurred at Muscatine, Ia, last Saturday,
the victim being young lady named Car
RE Z. Myers, of Muscatine, Ia, and the
murderer and suicide yonr@ man named
Frederick A Zeak, late Of Columbus, Cher
okee county, in this STATE, and well-known
here. Z-ak was in this city on the 5th
inst, and telegraphed from here to an init
mate friend named Frutig, at Davenport,
Ia, to meet him when he arrived on the
train at the latter place. Fru;ig came
down the evening Of the 9th, and met leak,
and learned that he and Miss Myers had
returned that morning. Frutig wished to
return to Davenport Friday morning, but
leak told him he must stay until the after
noon, and then all would be decided. Fru-
tig thought nothing OF this, because he
knew that Gus" as he called him, was in
a good deal OF trouble. He left Muscatine
three years ago and went to Cherokee coun-
ty, where he was forced 10 marry a woman
against his will. Frutig was with him
nearly all morning, and was with him
when he bought the white slippers and
the black and white ribbons which were
found bound around the left arm Of Zeak
and the right arm OF Miss Myers. Zeak
and Miss MYERS were
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CYRCS LELAND

If D,niphan county, was elected chairman
receiving eleven votes, and Mr.. Thompson
OF Barlingame, Secretary and an Executive
committee, consisting OF the chairman, Sec
rotary and messrs Redding, Wilson and
johnson, was appointed to arrange the
canvass
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THE ETERNAL FITNESS Of
TN0N(sS.

Kalloch introduced Beecher in San
Francisco.
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YELLOW fever.
The Plague Stricken Cities Contin-
ue to Labor With Hundreds
of Sick and Dying.
FROM MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, September 1O.-At an early
hour this morning rain commenced falling
and has kept up necessarily to noon
| Fiify-nine deaths have been reported, max.
ing one hundred and fifteen since yesterday
| noon.
DR. MTTcHELLs REPORT.
The following is the report of DR.. r. W.
Mitchell, for to-day:
4. ID. Langs.cf, President ROs ard Assoeia-
ton:
The number Of new cases since my last
report are l5l. My appeal for covered We
hicies for our volunteer medical corps has
not met with single response. l have
supplied them with rubber coatssto protect
them from the storm that has continued
during
THE ENTIRE DAY.
II is the best that can do. New calls for
help have to 90 uuhreded, to-day. | am
distressed to report that OF our volunteer
medical corps, the following are stricken
down with fever: Drs. Mccormick, Green,
Hunter, Harlan, INITIAL, Dawson, Bankson,
McGregor and Nugent At this rate, it
will not be long till
ALL THE LIVING
will be converted into burial corps
(Signed.) K. A. MITCHELL,
Medical Director.
A. Dunes, druggpt, died to night Faith
er Vim. Walsh, who vas reported dead, is
alive and doing good service.
THE RAIN CONTINUED Up TO TWO P. NJ,
since which time the weather has been cool,
L., The
Neutrality-suspicious. Bros. and Flaherty d
Sullivan, report ninety-nine deaths Tor the
twenty-iour hours ending at six p. m. ; one
undertaken tailed TO report. OF the ninety
nine deaths, thirty were colored. There con-
tInues to be difficulty in getting the dead
buried. At Elm wood, for single interments
trenches have had TO be dug and cot
fins placed in rows, close together. The
same is done at Potters' field.
AMONG ro-DAY's DEAD,
are DIR. Verable, Ben. Coleman and J. J.
Sullivan, of Fiaherthy & Sullivan, under
takers. Mrs. Hugh Terrence, an old citi-
zsn and possessed OF considers able property,
died to day, and, owing TO the absence of
friends, was about to be buried in potters
field, among paupers, when a member of
The Towards interfered and had her IN
erred in Elmwood. 1t is difficult to ar
rive at the number of new cases, as few
physicians have time to report
AMONG THOSE TAKEN DOWN,
however, are Jessie ". Page, p W. Sem
ner and Z. W. Foster, members of the
Howard Association; &. ". Avert, Jr.,
Joseph Specht, Sr, and Gen. Luke L. |
Wright, Major VIM. Willis, of the Citizens
Relief Committee, are Frustrated from over |
york, but have not yet taken the fever |
Five physicians OF the Howard medical
;orps have also been taken down.
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? 600 PEOPLE rRosrRArEp vIcksBURG

5000 PEOPLE FRUSTRATED AT vICKsBURG
JACKSON, Miss., September l0.-The fe-
yer CONTINUES to increase at Vicssburg, and
nearly 5000 are FRUSTRATED Among the
recent deaths il DR.. Gotthell, the Jewish
Rabbi. Gen. Feathers:one is very low.
The excitement in the eastern part al the
State in consequence of the fever at
LAKE AND LAWRENCE STATIONS,
on the Vicksburg & Meridian Railroad,
has resulted in the stoppage Of trains on
that road, east of jackson, by quarantine
regulations. Travel is almost impossible
The legislature cannot assemble, and the
afflicted communities must continue to rely
upon the peoi lie At home and abroad for
support.
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AUsPici oUs OPENING.

The Topeka Agricultural and Horse
fasr Opras ~ Be - Large Crowd N
Ataeod auce -1ha H1ces PrS0ise
Much ~ q 80 ssenss
topeka, September l0.-The combina-
ton agricultural ami horsefAir commenced
here to-day, AID the number Of people
in attendance US triple that of any
iav of the fairs held here. The display of
products is large, and the number of entries
of horses reaches five hundred. There are
several hundred entries of cattle, hogs and
sheep.
THE RACES
will be fast ones, large number of good
horses being here and coming. Kentucky
Chief won the 2:35 race to day. The track
is in a .piendid condition, and the weather
is excellent. No rain
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AN APPEAL FROM LAKE MISSISSIPPI.

AN APPEAL FROM LAKE MISSISSIPPI.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, September 10 M.
Stabler, of Satellite & Owen, called on
Mayor Jacobs yesterday and exhibited the
following telegram:
LAKE MISSISSIPPI, September 9.
.Smciifs and Ovea, Louisville:
There are 10 cases Of yellow fever here,
with deaths; there are new cases to-
day; We never saw such distress; can't you
help us? We need money.
[Signed, Z. SAUNDERS & Co."
The mayor, who had just sent money to
Canton and Memphis answered as follows;
p Saunders d Co., LIKE, Hiss:
"Your appeal to Sutcliffe & Oven, was
received to-day. You or a proper relief
committee can draw on me, through the
Western Financial Corporation, for 500.
CHARLES ID. JACOBS,
Maynro
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AT THEIR FEET,

and a little one side, standing side by side,
were her CATERS and his boots, her stock
ings thrown csrelsssly DOWN near by and
underneath them his -ncks. From the
pocket Of her dress ther, protruded large
new-oflicial envelope directed, which the
coroner TODD possession Of, and which was
so arranged as to striks The eve OF the first
conner,
Upon examining the pistol it was found
to be a new Smith Il Wesson, improved,
calibre IS. Two chambers had been dis
charged, and an empty shell was found
near the bodies. leak must have shot
Miss Myers,
THEN ATTEMPTED TO SHOOT HIMSELF, AND
THE PISTOL ONLY SWAPPING,
he had removed the cartridge which killed
her and then tried again and was Success
full. 1t was certainly the most carefully,
and deliberately planned, and cody e1ecu-
ted crime ever known. leak was very well
known here in this city, and has many
friends who will be surprised and horrifsd
at his terrible death.
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utchinx Piles

The Sym ptom are moisture, like Ierspira-
ton, intense itching, Increased by scratch
Ing, very distressing. particularly at night
As If pin worms were Crawling in and
about the rectum. the private parts are
sometimes affected IL allowed 10 continue,
very serious RESULTS may follow. Or. Swayne s
All Healing Ointment is a pleasant
HOME CARES.-we were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were as
above described the use OF Swayue,s oint.
ment in a shori time m ode perfect cure.
J; w. CHRIST, Boot & Shoe House, S4 n.
&c. wEYMAN. Halter, 5. Els,h St. PHI
adelphia.
Reader, II you are suffer ng from this dis.
tressing Complaint, Or letter, Itch, Scsid
Head, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crusiy,
Scaly, skin Eruption, use Swayne's ONT
ment and be cured. sent my mail to any
address on receipt of price, (in currency or
hostage stamps), 50 cents a box three box es
$i25. Address letters Dr. Swayne 4 Son 81.
n. Sixth street, Philadelphia No change for
advice. Sold by leading druggists. In I-eay-
enworth, by Arnold 4 Hunt.
tuesthursatSW
DR.. WrLHoFT's ANrI-PERIopIc OF FE-
YER AND AGUE ToNIc!-WIlhoft's Tonic
has established itself as the infallible Chill
cure. 1t is universally admitted to be the
only reliable and harmless Chill medicine
~ 10 use Its efficacy is confirmed by
aousanas OF certificates of the very best
Pop'e from all parts of the country. 1t
80 %eiarious diseases of every type, from
.ne shAAing agues of the lakes and valleys,
70 .ne Raging levers of the torrid zone. Try
IL IL has never ~, -. =, eli
C.,s." rioiay q Co, Propriesors, New
For sale BY the Drusxisa. .,aAv
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TIE application o, the Ready f:cl'ef to
the part or paris where the pain or difficulty
exists " III atOrsi cas- anu comfort.
1BiFiy 10 sixty drops Ia hall a lumber OF
water VIII in q few moments cure cramps,
sp,,sIns, sour stomach ,hcUrtDurn, sich mead
acne, dIaTrudsst, Gyseu ely, cone, wind IN the
bowels, and all Internal! Pdiiis.
Travellers should always carry bottle OF
Had WAY - ixeady f<eIief with them. a
few drops in water Will prevent sickness or
pains from change Of waller. Ii ~ better than
French Brandy or BitterS as a stimulant.
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Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all prominent points, TO whom liberal
compensation will be paid
Application for rates TO clubs should only
be made TO the Home Office in New Orleans
Write, clearly stating full address, for furtn
er Information or send orders 10
VI. A. DAUPHIy,
p. O. Box, 6YS. New Orleans, La.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and management
OF GENERAL q. T. BEACREGARD and j u
BAL A. EARLY. wed-satSw
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A COLD CURRENT.

ST. LOUIS, September l0-A sudden and
severe change in the weather occurred here
last night, some six hours after a very
heavy rain storm in the afternoon. The
storm came due east from the Rocky Noun
tains, cold current following it with an
average width of eight hundred miles. ex-
tending from Dodge City IN the south 70
Iorkton on the north. The mercury III
fifteen degrees here in eight hours last
night, aud at noon to-day it was
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ORGANIZATION OF THE KANSAS REPUBLICAN
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

TOPEKA, Kan, September l0.-The State
Central Committee Of the Republican par
ty, are holding session here for the pur-
pose of organizing and laying out the cam
psign. 1t is composed of fifteen members,
and after thirty ballots for chairman, have,
at p. m, adj burned for half an hour. The
vote stands: Nine for J. c. Wilson, the old
chairman, and eight scattering, Alden, Of
Wyandotts. leading the latter on the first
ballot. \. e. adjournment
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,Nt, aUu at nOOH tO-Udy II Was
- DEGREES LOWER
an at The same time Yesterday

than at the same time Yesterday. The cur
rent is not yet exhausted and Sergeant
Perry, OF the signal service, thinks there
will be frost here tonight, provided it re-
mains clear. Memphis is on the same par
allel as Dodge City and the mercury there
is likely to TALL number of degrees, but
physicians here familiar with the yellow
fever say it will not decrease the scourge,
tut, on the contrary, il will increase both
the mortality among those now sick and
the number Of new cases.
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BROKEN OUT AT A NEW PLACE.

GRENADA, September 9.-The fever has
broken out at Senatobia, Mississippi, there
are over thirty cases up TO date, and the
alarm among the CITIZENS is reported very
great. They are preparing TO abandon the
city.
NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA
send one thousand dollars to the relief Of
Grenada.
Two deaths and eight new cases Were re-
ported in the last ty-four hours.
GRENADA APPOINTS A NEW RELItF COMMIT
GRESADt. September 10-The citizens of
Grenada assembled in mass meeting, yester-
day and
Resided, That, inasmuch as the relief
committee OF Grtn ada. whose names are
John POWELL and Robert Mullen, have, for
weeks past, absented themselves from
Grenada and utterly neglected to attend
the sick or bury the dead or provsde for
our destitute and suffering people, and
have
RESISTED ALL APPEALS
to return to the city and perform their
duties, it is the sense OF this meeting that
the necessities of cur community demand
the appointment of sub-relief committee,
whose duty it shall be to solicit and receive
contributions OF money and provisions of
all kinds from the sympathetic people Of
the country, and disburse the same for the
benefit of those who are suffering from the
prevailing epidemic.
THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED
by the citizens meeting is composed Of the
following we'll known gentlemen: Rev.
VIM. G. MrCracksn, chairman; J. II. Camp
bell and A. S. Wiegart. Our friends all
over the land are requested to send US such
contributions, by express, to Rev. VIM. &.
McCracken, chairman Grenada sub-relief
committee The fever carried OF four Of
our citizens in the past twenty -four hours,
ard, during the same period, seven new
cases we're announced.
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WRITING A GOOD DEAL

at times during the morning, and occasion
ally would 60 off by themselves for awhile
About ll:30 o'clock they went out of the
room, where he sat smoking with Mr.. Won
Mindon, the brother-in-law of leak. A lit
tie after u o'clock he heard a pistol shot
and went out of the door to see where it
was, and in Jew moments he heard anoth-
er, and discovered that it was up stairs in
the house. He and Won Mindon then went
up stairs and found the bodies The Coro-
ner upon opening the envelope exposed in
Miss Myers pocket, found two letters with
postage stamps affixed, directed to \ J.
Hunt, Columbus, Cherokee County, Kan
One addressed Louis Frutig," and another
addressed "Mrs. Hannah Mindon," TO my
sister" There were two without envelopes
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left this city to-day for the sick of Mem
phis. Gentlemen from Memphis collected
in Toronto 81 900. Baltimore has raised
1900 and is still c. llecling.
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The scene OF the dreadful tragedy was 4
house at the corner of Oak and Eighth
streets, in Muscatine, a small structure, one
and a half stories in height, the upper
story being unfinished. In a room with Two
small windows, one looking toward The
north and the other to the west, was found
the lifeless bodies of Frederick \. Zeak and
Carrie c. Myers, looking all the world as
though they were sleeping, except the
crimson stains of blood on the face OF the
man. They were lying on the floor, with
their faces just in the angle OF light formed
by the two windows He was lying on his
back, his left arm extended, upon which
her head rested, her right arm lying by her
side, and her left arm stretched cut on the
floor, holding a clean POCKET handkerchief;
his right hand had fallen down, The pistol
laying on his breast.
SHE WAS SHOT IN THE RIGHT TEMPLE,
the ball having passed through her head,
struck the pIastering, and rebounded, anu
WAS lying near leaks head. He had shot
himself in the center of the forehead, the
ball ranging downwards, and was probably
lodged in the bony part of his neck.
Ieak was dressed in blue pan,aloons and
vest, a clean, white shirt, with sIeeve-but-
tons, new white stockings, and 4 pair Of
slippers, embroidered with bright colorea
silks. Miss Myers had on mouse-color
all-wool delaine, trimmed with the sam-
material, OF darker shade, cut in style
and
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This institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature of the State for Edues-
tonal and Charitable purposes in lS5s, with
capital of 81 ,UJJOvJ, 10 " hlch IL has since add
a reserve fund of $4,000. ITS GRAND SIN
GLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION Will take
place monthly, on the second I.e5siay. II
nerer sooLss or Postpoaes. LOG at tie follow
Ing distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
lJG,OO0 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF-1ICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
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[B4 y

a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
Grand DisTRfBUTIoN, SIS All NEW
ORLEANS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9Th.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
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HALF-1ICKET5, ONE DOLL
LIST OF PRIZES:
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

Approximation Prizes Of S3Jl......-.-.s2, 100
Approximation Prizes Of DID,. So
yApproximation Prizes OF lU0...-..... 30
1851 Prizes, amounting slI0, 49,