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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-02

THE following special to the Gin
cinnati Gazette shows the true in
wardness p" of the charges made by
Senator Davis of West Virginia in
regard to crooked F" transactions
in the Treasury Departments. The
fact is Davis has been making an
ass of himself on this question and
every body knows it:
WASHINGTON. June Ex-senator
Davis, of West Virginia, who, on the
matters Of the stupendous discrepaa.
oes in the Treasury aoonunts, ia the
Professor Wilcox of the Senate, was
| 10 day shown to have no faith in his
| own oft repeated assertions. On Wed
| nesday he declared in his place tha
the evidence taken by his committed
| showed errors in the Treasury books
amounting to millions. To-day, ALI
| son introduced a resolution to print al
the evidence the Davis Committee hat
taken on this subject, when to the sur
| prise Of the whole Senate, both Davis
and Beck opposed it. The real reason
of this ia that the evidence taken en-
tirely exonerates the Treasury official
from the charges that Davis has mad
stock in trade for nearly two year
! past
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-02

THE Washington Republican pre-
sents the following brief review Of
what the Democrats in Congress
have accomplished:
The three months and a half to
which the present extra session bas
been protracted has had q most damag-
ing effect upon the business interests
of the country, and if these Injuries
are TO be longer inflicted upon the ma
ton the Democratic party must con
that, should the Republicans prevent
an adjournment the other party
would make it pretext for proceed
ing to general legislation. thus intensi-
flying the injury it iDfiicts upon the
public What will be done at the ex~
ira session ia already subject of
speculation. The last ditchers declare
they will pass no other appropriation
bill, and Mr.. Atkins is reported as
having declared that he will not call
the Appropriation Committee together
for that purpose.
"Che Democrats Threatened at the
outset that unless the President con-
scented 10 the repeal of the laws they
would give him no money to carry on
the Government; but step by step
they have fallen back in obedience to
popular demand until the pay OF the
Marshsls $500, 000-is all that ia left
to STAND upon. They have not the
constitutional power TO repeal the
law, and the only sensible thing for
them to do is to provide for the execu
ton of the laws as they stand upon
the statute book and wait till the time
comes when they have the power to
repeal the laws, if that time ever
comes. But because it is sensible,
ma es such course on their part i'm
pfobabie.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-02
The Oldest.

When you are troubled with ague
and fever, preparatory to or after
taking Quinine, there is nothing so
good as the genuine DR.. G. Nc
Lanes celebrated Liver Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Of Pitts
burgh, Pa. None genuine without
their signature. Look for it on
every wrapper. The market if full
Of limitations of the name McLane.
spelled differently, but having same
pronunciation.
Try them for headache and you
will be astonished at the result.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-02
NASHVILLE,
CHATTANOOGA
and ST. LOUIS
r A [ I. r O AID .

For speed, safety and comfort you will
And this line to be unrivalled. For the
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Round Trip Tickets can be purchased at
all principal Offices. Emigrants wishing
to 60 West, either to locate or as pros
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go by this route Round trip emigrant
tickets on sale to Texas points. By this
line you have no tiresome delays. Through
coaches are run from Chattanooga to Col
umbus without change. Sleeping coaches
on all night trains. Good coaches, good
road and quick time.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-02

Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
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It's ingredients are SO skilfully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured, and while it is SO mild
as to be harmless even to children, it is
still SO effectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
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of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
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received and as many Of these cases are
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evidence Of the superiority of this Sar-
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-02
Hendersons's Springs
FOR THE SEASON OF 1879.

This we'll kGown health resort will be
opened on June /, 1879.
Our table viii be supplied with the best
of food. prepared in the very best style,
and with 10 view to the wants of our guests.
This desirable Summer Resort is stu ated
in Sewer county, 81 miles above Sewer
vile, and 3ei miles from Knoxville. Com
Portable hacks will run from Knoxville IN
one day. A daily mail will leave Knox-
Vile at Z a. m, and arrive at Sevierville at
6p. NJ. N sil directed to guests will be con,
should be addressed to Sevierville.
Rates Of Board. Toe per day, $3.50 per
week: p. a. TooNEY. Supt.. mlsdtf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-02

Mr.. Rough hits Mr.. Police, then
Mr.. Police should retort upon the
person of Mr.. Rough to the best of
his knowledge and ability. This 10
the only practical way to deal with
class that is constitutionally
cowardly, and this is the way that
should be allowable. As long as
certain members of society treat
the subject with this morbid senti=
mentality just so long may society
expect that portion Of her laws
may remain not carried out. We
must not be misunderstood now.
We are not defending police bru-
tally, but insisting that a proper
mean be kept.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-02
Harper's Magazine.
aHsl ,-s 1879.
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Notices of the Press.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-02

YOHN CBUMLEA, ADMINISTRATOR, OF
% John T. w ellis, deceased. having duly sug-
Rested the Insolvency of the estate of said John
Therefore, I, J. r. j. Lewis, Clerk of the County
Court of Brox county. Tenn. do Older you,
John Chumlea, administrator of John L. Wets
deceased, to give notice in the Knoxville Chron
icle, and also at the court house door IN the
town of Knoxville, Tenn. for all persons hold
ing clsiIns against the estate of ga d deceased
to come forward and file them with me, as
Clerk, aforesaid, for pro rata distribution, on or
before the LIST day of September, 1>79. This, tih
: IF J. LEWIS, Clerk.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-07-02

PURSUANT TO THE ABOVE ORDER
from the Clerk of the County Court, all persons
having claims against the estate Of John l.
Wells deceased. are hereby notified to ME them
county. on or before the lst9 day of September.
1879. so that pro rata distribution of the funaJi
may be made. All persons owing said deeeasSe a
wi | at once come forward and pay up ana Save
sSp~ 2 JOHN CHUMLEA. Administrator'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-03
@uropail6e &abelbert6te.
Gin salttmorer Sampler perumoladt.

gonoon, 3. Ytdr5.-Oer ipanilAe Dam,
pier ,@ni1ermo," @apt. Qu53uragu, tpelfer
am II. 6ebruar bon Baltimore mad 2iuer.
pool ubqtng, colliOirte 9eftern (Sonntug) pier
Weilen iiiolih Don ben ,,SferrieS" NIT 6em
britii9en 9ampfer ySftrian," ftng ipdter
Seuer unb ging in fur3er 3eit inter. Die
Webrsabl Der 9tatrolen puroe our1 einen
anDeren aus Srlano fommenben Oampfer
aerettet. Der @apltGn uno etlide 0ht9lieOer
Der Rannl1aft trugen Serletungen capou,
uno uIehrere BerloneH meroen psrmtBt, Ieoodl
botit man, oab fid bteIelben am Soro eInes
nad Dublin beittmmten Dampters befinoeH,
pel6er CUR 3eit poriiberiuhr-
Sin StaIeaftaber filr 5obtt 8uH.
2onoon, 2. DtdrI. - Oie fiir3llf1 0urh
guglanO Der ipanii4eu aesieruus gematteu
8oriteauugen SetreffS 4ufbebung Der Sfld
perei aui Cuba ftnO benz Sernebnen na6 in
Dfaorio auf iebr uuiru6tbaren Booen gtfals
len. gtddoem Sponien Die SOritellungeu
'%uaere 3elt nnberiidfftigt 9eluien bate, 1T
:, !. cine Antport an @u9lano 9eidtdt NOR
ben, rpelde ber Sauptiade nuA oarlegt, oaB
Spanien poltommen I'M Stanoe 1T, lelne
Afiairen ielbftft1notg 81 leiten, nno oaB eS
nid1t BON elmer Mad1t, meldle 5ur SeIt Slpsl
idhnad,e Natloneu betriegt, bic ben @ngGn,
bern ME Elm ernGhnenSpertbes uuredt 5ufiia
ten, iiber feline Pftt9ten unterriAtet gu per.
ben fptniGt.
GdltiI1nadDrid,ten
Queenstomn, /. 0ldr5. Del
Damqfer naOriatic@ 1T beuie uou New
Oorf angelangt.
Der Dampfsr yGitB Of SiidmOnb" 1T beut'
BON 9tew Dorf eiuaetroffsu.
Rlgmoutb, 2. MarS. - Der Dampfs'
pSrelanO" III beute pon yiem Dorf anss
fommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-03
0orf@ld8e tmt SetreiF bon Bot
ltd)tSutaBre9elta 9cgett eptoetnt4
Sf1e Ger0taffAeffct4

Ba btngtO 2. 0idr;. - a9tb.
Sobn u. Suhon, Der amsritanii9e @eianbte
in gBten, matt cas- StaatsOepartement in
einem ldu9eren S6reiben aui ole Don ser
0itrelhiid1en &egieruug er9riffsueu eHergi-
ideu SoritbtSmaBregcIn gegen Die Beit oI5a
merriam maGtt uno empfieblt bic Ginletlnuq
dbulldber Shrtte pHr9 ole umtrltanlide Re-
9terung.
SeneralfabSarSt @ooomortb BON Ser guus
oesflOtte rtd]tete am IS. os. Uits. Elm Shteis
ben an Die Gomue'n oes Ssnats uno oes
0auies iiber epiOenlide Sranfbeiten unO
emptnbl. oaB Die 5egisrung Dtllitar. oeer
6IottenarSte III 9iptrpool uno etltfen 6dfeu
am Dtlltelmeere itatloniIe uno Die 4erSte be-
auitrage, ale beuahbnrten Bunfte I'll beiua
deH, an ruelfen epioemii9e &ranthslteu graf,
itrten, oamit ite Oen SanitdtSDeb6roeu iOfort
ausiahrlite un6 SuUaldiitge Ausfunit eritat.
ten f6nuteu. 9a8 Sbreiben puroe leooh
DON Dem GOn9reiic uRberiidf6tist selaHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-03
&a,npf 3lptf6ett Seranert nnS
Merifaueru&

@alUeiton, Gera8, /. MdrS. De-
peidle aus @auSe melpet: y6ilfSi6erifi Carl,
ton traf 9eitern nit elmer posse 5ur Serfol-
9una elmer In5ahl Wterlfaner auf, melfe aui
elnen amerlfantidlen Siir9er geieuert butten.
@r boite fte BET DttlanO cin. Der Siihrer Der
Uterifaner 5og sur Intwort auf Die Aufioroe=
rung oes SGerlff8, iif Su unterwericn, -etnen
8epolper, tpuroe ieOot ioiort bur4 eiuen BON
Carton abgefeuerten S6uB tobt Bu Bo0en
9eitreft. Die Weritaner gaben jeet 6euer,
uno Die Mit9lteoer Der S4eriff5- posse Iiefen
oauon. Carlton ette iebod uIlein ben Sampi
fort uno bielt bic Weritaner i'm Sda6e, bic
ibnl etne Ibrbeiluug Siir9er bon Ntilano su
9iilfe fam unO Die Dferifaner fsitnebmen bali.
Der tQOfere Sderiff mnrhe mint nermnnhet ="
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-03
Dr. 3. 4. Anoermooo,
9ar. 166, @eitsvapette'Str
9 aIti n, . re, @ ,.
nabe gutaip=Strabe,

SAT- 1T ore, W D.,
mlbinef Der Sebanbluns drontiher eeiben aller grt
feline Mut merfiamteit gr beilt Nerpen=aranfbeiten
9abfa, tpsf, der nrade iie aud e1faMmeil. ct tllz
rrt arebs srnolidb, menn oas 9ebsn fitb ndt iiber
oas game Spitem oerbreite bot, melft elmer iiren
9etbobe obne 3nbilfenabme oes Uefiers; oessleiden
ale @sidpilffe uno ausiuiidie biGen pals ui. ip.
Ge5dmire aler art iuerben srluolidn aussebeilt.
Ddmorrboioeu, blinbe, ofene ooer iudenSe, enerlei
fpie fsalimm ud5 bas eeben ien oSer fpeIte Uiitel
man aud be, its obne etnberuns se6raudbt BADEN
unaa faun eI sul 3 eine ibmeriloie, nni6dOlide De=
fbspe obpe sH fbusoen ober gebdfts= ODER 4rbeits=
einieGuns notbis 81 MAIDEN, ioiort lnbern uno sdns
s6 uno auf Die Dauer furjren. Sieien grols saran=
tint er poitip, ooer er perIanst feline gesablus Sc
ben 6aa BON 1rauenbe6tueroen. in petder speilali=
td bm cine sroee @rabruns sur eeite ffe1t. permas
er 5u nbern ooer sanS III beiettigen ioipe jeoen a
bon Blaeni9rpdbe bel 8lnoern. iuelde ben nrin nitb
Aaten t0nnen. gu been. ST bari iid auf @'en 6. y.
zpIer. Botmeiiter i'm Baltimore, ben adtharen %.
"a. etenser. Gonsrebz zalbseotbneten BON Yennippas
nier Baifor Nt. steefer. Theo. Dr., in @ettpsbui9
Ro s>heriig. g. Dlpers SIR. 67, ct. BaulzgtraBe,
a3aitimor,... 3rn. 6. .. Onion. aobienbdnbler in
VRnJtimnre uHb Srn. Gowar5 S. Sburfh, iriibersn
9aSTrer Ser .SaHf Of Commerce" til Baltimore. be-
sieben. ..,u, so,, sr;, o s;s m,4,,;.. .
ubr uHo BON MbeHbs V's H9t' SoHhta9s DON
6is 6llbr Nabmittass.
rfoeItIid,. [5en.8, l2Uttefl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-03
Ste ,,&ni0bte OF &abut. "

benauboab BeHnl., 2. Wtar3. Der
9riefer 9teillp erflGrte beute pGbreuo oes
9etteabeniteS in leiner STRIDE, BrdFoeut So.
men babe ibm bur6 bic Binferton'i6e @e-
beimpolisiiteii. Gssntur iiber;euaenbe Bemelie
BON Der @riiten3 bon vRcJtultp'S Sang" ais
elmer 3wslgorganiiatton Der y3nisbtS Of Ga,
bot" 5u9eheu lalien. Der @aflite oeuuue
5irte Die Oiit9lieoer Der Srguuiiatton in ben
id)Grfften Ausbriiden uno perlas gum ShluGe
ole gtameH Der WiitslieOer istner @sneinoe,
melfe 81 ben DSHi9btS" seh0ren.
Inter benielben beftuoen Ii9 Mufi 2amlor,
welder aIs Staats5euqe ge9eu Die WiollIe,
Na9utres auftrat, unb Ot. q. Qenrp, eiuer
Der etnfluBreidfen 6iibrer Der yanigbts." g"
@fcRultp, weIder alS S6ubmud5er in Oltier
StaOt anidiiig mar, 1T peri1munoen unO
i4etut it9 aus bem Staube gema9t gu ba>
hen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-03
], iireau Der strasensgnrnbruas.

Nireau oer Stra6ens9mrdlbru6s.
~ Gonsmiiiare,
Yalti more, Den 3. Uf1rs 1879.
Die @ommiiidre fir ZEN Gurbblu6 bon StraBen
MAIDEN hiermit in @emdBbet Der Stabtperorbnun=
gen, griifel 43, befannt, baB iie Wontag, ben z.
MprtI 1879, Sormittaas 30 llbr in ibrem Siireau
i'm Gatbbaule id perianlmeu fperbcn, i'm sur ausz
ituns aenannter Seiusniiie su seben, unb bic ihnen
ubertra9enen uno bon ibnen erbei6ten Hflibten
Souinstom atoenue (frIber eboptout gtra6e),
ppn oer Sampiteao= bic sur S.oiimansStrabe.
In lleberentimmuns nit ciner am 3. Wiai 1876
aeneenisten Serorenups Oes Sir9erinelfers uHo
StGbtrathes bon Baltimore gu perlidten.
Spbn .. gNtatams,
Sames 2. @nrrom,
Ssearp ". G.irleg.
@ommiiidre;
(53,9,65,1) u. 3. 8reen, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-03
WorS In Nhtl0SelObia.
GnSe SeS SaHTett'Sdjett @eorS.
NrDdeSIeS.

Bridgeport, Conn, 1. Mdrs. - Der
Rorbpro5eB aeseu Saiiett. ben auseblthen
N6reer Srunf 8einber9er's, alias yStutter=
ing Sad's," ipurpe beute beenoet. Die Sc.
idtporeuen saben einen aui Utoro I'M Speiten
@rabe Iauleuoen @abripru6 ab, uno Der
0tidter oerurtbeilte Safett oarauf 3u lebens.
ldnglidJer 9aft I'M 3udtbane Su @etbsr8s
ftelo. Sin neuer YrcSeB rpirp beun.ragt iuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-03
Naorris 4 gfnrp's aatarrb-
Gc{uttfi<f1f

Gs beilt afuten unb dbroniihen 8atarrb 1lnb benz.
sheIiat, penn iebe anbere Bebanbluns ieblgeihlase
.raide Seiluns. gs bat ben @ebraud foitipeliaer
Ginatbmunss sNpparate uno yfafenoouhen faft sons
,perordra. Cine einmalise Nnipenoun9 beb oas G5ez
jfbf BON Sbmere unb Druid i'm &opie unb eripedbt
iinb pertrei6t ben einsetrodneten ehleim, Der Die
g}ale pertoptt. IS mtro BON ben promopirten Mertz
zen peribrienen unb bodhff tnboiiirt unb Yub=
aifHm gelobt, bas es enheas tlil bas bette seeen a=
karrh In alien islnen Staoen betannte Dtitel erdrt.
Betreffs Aeitate unb Serid1te ii6er burd uner Ntz
se betuersfeniste &uren periueilen mir atungspon
nui unere Gsenten SS. Coleman 6 Gpgers, 5tr.
176, ,vHeft>SaIttmoreftrGhs.
4,refs SO SentS Die 0iafde. Sn alien Ipotbefen
unb bei g. g. sgance, Nr. 1O8, yDeitz8alti,
moreftrai,e, su baben; e''gros bel Yugsier, Subn
Il EpLtp., 5bontien s. Mutb unb gSnt. 8.
n8rptUM e NruOer. (Npr. f2Utte, ,gu,2.p)
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~ itreau OCT Straben SarAbruGss
~

N itreau Oct StraBen SardIbruGs=
~ Spmmiiiare,
9 q lti more, ben 3. Wtdt5 1879.
Die @nn,ntiidre fiIr ben 1urdbru6 bon Strabea
maiden bierinit in G5emdBheit Der StabtzTerorbnlna
gen, 9rtitel 43, oetannt, baB lie @2pntag, ben 2.
Nprtl 1879, Yormittass 10 ubr, in ibrem yiireau
i'm 8atbbauie ft psIialnmsln peroen, ur aur slus<
ibuns genonnter Seiuaniiie Su geben unb Die ibnen
dbertra9enen uno BON tbnen erbeften Yfiidteu i'm
Yetref bes 6pnoemnirens uno .Sefftens Der
Snunon=, bon Baltimore bis SiiueritraBc, In
uebereinitimmuns NIT elmer an g.. Utai 1876 genebz
miaten 8erorbnurg bes yhreerrneiters unb Stabt=
ratbes bon Baltimore HI perribten.
ssoljn y. gSinianis,
syantcs 9. Morrp!u,
S,enrg u. eurlsD,
@omniiidre;
(53,9,65I) I. 81. Greeu, Setr.
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Sscmersbrtttlis in 9seno. - Siittf Sera
Iut1eSa OerbrQaattf.

@euo, Jitu., 2. Diar5.- 0as GeIhaftss
piertel oleler Staot mnroe heute friip onrA
cine 6euersbrault tu9lidle 9sleSt. glaR ldlaet
oen Sdldocn dnf etwa 81 .0oO, 600. mahrcnb
Die 80 iitInn9 nidt iibsr $l50,000 bstrdat.
6iiniBerloaeH toneea tbren COB IN oeaSSloHl.
men,
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Uiream Der GtraSenz SurGbrndjs>
~ Gnf;, m ffs3are

Niiream oer GtraBemzS Surdlbrndjs>
~ Gommfsfare,
sat i'm e, ben 3. Wiai. 1879.
Die Gomrn,iidre jiir ben 0urhbrud bon Gua6en
MAIDEN biermit in gemdBbeit Der staotperoronnnz
gen, Irtlfel 43, befdnnt. Oas e Wontag. ben z.
i'm Jiatbhaue iid periammetn perben, Inn S1r
slusubuns senannter Seiu9nie su sehen, uno bic hz
men ibertrasenen ruo BON tbnen erbeiibten 8HtGen
yrebtmamzStrai BON Der 0,Imnrirai;e bis
Su Der tneit!idIen StaOtsrensc, In nsbereinz
ftimmuns NIT elmer an 6. Sftober 1876 aenebmiaten
8erorbnuns oss Sir9ermeitets uno Staotratbes
BON Saltimote su perridten.
Sohn g. gStutantS,
SameS .. Dtorrptu,
SeurD Ut. Gnrte1,
@onmiiidre;
(53,9,65,ul W. =. GIeeu, Scfr.
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8rG1tSe.

Bbilabelp bta, L. Wdrs.-Oie 8dde.
rel Der S6. Bilion & Comp. on Der Roro,
Grontftrabe ,purbe bette abcnb bur9 Seuer
I'M Bstrase bon $25, 600 bei6aoist.
columbus, g., 1. WdrS.-Bm. .Woun.
pennp's eroBes Masasin wurbe heute abeno
nebit elmer sroBen Qaantitdt 9etraioe uno
loniiisen @iitern ourdl Geuer serf.6rt. Ser
fuft $4,000 bis 100000. Wian uermutbet
BranOflftung.
song Sranh, 9.sS., /. Wdrs. - Gin
beute absno in 6olge eines ibabbaften saas
Minis i'm sScean- 9ouie" usgebrohenes6 6eusr
ri9tete Saaoen isn 8etrage bon $1,000 an.