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An AGED MISSIONARY GONE.
The Death OF the Kew. Daniel Lindiey, n Life
long Laborer In Zuiuiand.

The Rev. Daniel Lindley, missionary, died
at the residence OF his son-in-law. Clarence G.
Mitchell, in Morristown n. j.. on Friday. aged
80 years. The Rev. Mr.. Lindley and wife, with
the Rev. A. L. Wilson and wife. and the Rev H.
j. Nenable and wife. sailed from Boston in the
bark Burlington, Dec. 8. 1884. TO Cape Town.
and thence they went overland to the "Zoolah
country" as Znluand was then termed. The
difficulties and hardships the party expert
enced when they began their work were so
overwhelming that all returned homo except
stncles. and finally succeeded in converting and
generally controlling the colony OF Natal. the
Orange Free State. and the Transyaal Republic
SO powerful did his influence become among
these people toward the last, that the British
authorities depended entirely upon his ludG-
ment in governing their subjects. He did not
return to New York until 1878. when the preea;
rious condition Of his wife's health compelled
him to abandon the field in which he had at
before he made the first convert to Christianity
On leaving the Iulus meeting of Zulu Chris
tlans was held at Inanda, where the mis-
sionary and his wife had labored for thir-
IYy,eiGht years. The native minister, Thomas
said that the Zulu Christians were left orphans !;
they had gathered TO bury their father and
mother. The missionary. he said. knew all
is called BY all Unicwawes." )" Father His au-
.'hority might have been greater than the chiefs
hd He adasd Ss fs hSs aash as
our wives and daughters, md by precopt upon
precel,t and an unwaveringeSample of good
Christ"
After The sermon a collection OF 800 was
trust to bury their father and mother when
they should die.
Mrs. Lindley died few years ago In this city.
The ineeSsHut energy OF Dr. Lindley undoubt-
edly caused The attack Of spoplexy which dis
abled hiIa IN 1877, and which was followed BY a
power Of speech for two years prevoas to his
death. DR., Lindley had twelve children two OF
whom married into the fam ily OF Mr.. Cyrus W.
the daughter Of Dr. Willard Parker. went to
Memphis during the yellow fever plague OF
1871 and laborsd among the sick until he felt
symptoms OF the disease himself. He then
started at once for New York. and. without the
knowledge OF his family. had himself conveyed
could reach him.
The sun., 1880-09-05
aermnn Veteran. in Line.

The First Battalion of the Fourth Camp
Of the Hancock and English Veterans assem-
bed last night at Schumacher's Hotel at 81
Hudson street. The organization is composed
OF German soldiers and sailors OF the late war.
There arc fifteen camps. which have their head
quarters NJ % Third avenue. Tho head OF the
organization is General Rocke. There will be a
grand demonstration some time this month.
last night was 10 elect officers. Mr.. II. w. Cordts
was elected CAPTAIN; William Schroeder, First
Lieutenant Ernest Lother. Second Lieu
tenant: Francis Is. Knapp, Quartermaster
John W. Schrneder. Adjutant. Word was re-
,'ovcd from Capt. Meyer OF the Tenth Assembly,
p strict. that q camp was being formed In
thn,t district Ten delegates wore chosen il
ronro- ont the camp at the headquarters at II
O'Clock this morning when there will be al
election O.. staff officers.
The sun., 1880-09-05
Hare Animals mt the Aquariun.

In July last some fishermen. hauling thsip
nets In the indian River, in Florida, found nne spssA
men Of the Manatee or American hippopotamus nearly
eight fcetong was secured with great culty tA
charge OF keeper the creature arrived In this city o.
Friday, and Is now exhibition at the Aquarium ne
Manatce has head like and the OF the upper
part OF the body Is almost fiat and covered with scas
There are two 6ippers the head, but behnd
The tail Is broad and fat The creature lives eel
grass and when water TO feed IL takes
long breath and then closes tightly pair OF ape
In the forehead that resemble headlights.
Near the manatee in the Aquarium are two ant baarn
long. ana has large bushy tail and long thin snouN
Wlthin Is tongue nearly yard long. The animals
tear holes IN the great South American ant hills and heh
with hens eggs
The sun., 1880-09-05
Visiting Gen. Hancock.

The Hon. jeremiah s. Black and Congress-
man 3. s. Cox called upon Gen. Hancock yes
terday. but found him absent In the city. Upon
the Generals return he found Gen. VIM. Pres
ton and son OF Kentucky, and Mr.. William But
Ter Duncan OF this city awaiting him. Late in
the afternoon he received a deputation OF forty
four business men from different towns IN Mis-
ardson Of Jackson, said to be the largest cotton
planter In tho world. His lands lie along the
Mississippi River; and last year he raised iS goo
OF Macon, Miss. the Spokesman, introduced
him as the Cotton King, Gen. Hancock ex;
pressed qualification at the reports he had
heard OF the Souths prosperity, and said that
he desired TO see all sectional feeling entirely
wined out
The sun., 1880-09-05
Another Steamship Reported hore.

A Havana despatch received yesterday in
this city was as follows:
"Advices from Acapulco to Aug. 20. brought
by tho steamship City OF Merida. report that
during q heavy east storm the American steam
ship Colima went ashore" The Pacific Mail
steamer Coima sailed from Panama Aug. IA
for San Francisco. At the Office OF the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company In this city II was said
that adyices from the agent at Acapulco were
dated Aug. 22. two days after the above de-
spatah. The Colima sailed from Acapulco on
the 22d OF August. and reached San Francisco
on tho 3lst. the schedule time; She started on
the steamship company's offlcers that the Co.
lima had been COMPOUNDED with some other ves-
eel In the despatch from Havana.
The sun., 1880-09-05

Tho Housing Hancock md English Meeting of
the Mariners' Hnrbor Club.

A throng gathered in front OF Franklin
Hall. on the shore road. Staten Island. last even
ing, atthe banner raising OF the Mariners Har-
Dor Democratic Club. In front Of the hall was
displayed large transparency bearing the
portraits OF Hancock and English Campaign
clubs from Northheld and Tompkinsvilc
formed q torch light procession. At half past 7
n handsome banner was flung to tho breeze. ac-
companled 10y cheers, the firing OF rockets, and
lively music by band.
Opposite the hall was erected a large plat
form olaborately decorated with flags, ban
ners. and Chinese lanterns. The Hon. Erastus
Brooks reviewed the Cincinnati platform. and
followed with a eulogy OF Gen. Hancock.
III the Democratic party were in power" said
the speaker you would not SEQ two hundred
ships entering Now York harbor flying tho
flags OF France, Germany. ani England, but
from their masts would float the Stars and
Stripes" Other speeches were made by Luke
f. Cozans and j. ID. Mcclellan.
The club has been organized only month
and its role now comprises sixty members
John A. Ricord is President. S. ID. Riddle Sec
retary. and Francis Driver Treasurer.
The sun., 1880-09-05
Tho Ryan Family. Hard Luck.

Tho case Of Mrs. Ryan is one that appeals 70
the charitable She and hor husband, Henry Ryan, and
their three children, aged six years three years. ana
eight months respectively, arc living in state OF dss
tuition In umbedown structure in the OF First
avenue The place is oyerrun with rats and water. m
the last few days the family have barely had sufeisna
food TO keep them alive. The husband cashier IN
the Girard House, at West Broadway and Chambers
street seven years ago and previous to that CASH
Ter IN frenchs Hotel What money he had he
In conducting restaurant in West street His neighbor6
speak o nm as sober man. who Is unfortunate
be unable TO hnd employment Mrs. Ryan has appealed
10 The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty Children
and to the magistrate at the Essex Market Police
to have her children cared for but they could give hsR
Assistance, 49,
The sun., 1880-09-05
HIGHHAYMEN IN KENTUCKY
Two Stages stopped and the Passenger,
Robbed OF all Their VaIuabies.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4.-Persons coming in
from Cave City report that two stages. which
run between that town and the Mammoth Cave
were stopped by highwaymsn last night and
all the passengers robbed. The stage to the
cave was the first attack. about four miles east
OF Cave City, and the one passenger on board
was robbed: The coach coming the other way
back. heavily armed. who ordered the driver to
stop. They then compelled all tho passengers
to get out and stand In a line and ordered them
The travellers were unable to resist success
fully. and they had to- deliver up their valpa-
money. jewelry. and watches. aggregatnR In
value about 81 200, After the exploit they made
and rode OF. The greatest excitement prevails
in the neighborhood whore the daring orlmo
was committed.
The sun., 1880-09-05

Dr.. BuChanans bail was forfeited in the Quarter HaA
sonS Court IN Philadelphia yesterday, TherS
bills Of indictment against HIM charging him with
lawfully signing diplomas purporng 10 confer Asa1smi0
degrees
AT the next session OF the Dominion Parliament the
Minister Of Militia will II Is said, ask V0ts for Tie
maintenance and preservation Of fortrssses in Canada
which have been transferred By the Imperial " the Do
minion Government
Marshall Brother's sheet iron rolling mill IN fhta.
delphiA, frame sruoture 30 by 300 eet was karnSA
yesterday morning. cAAsinE q loss OF about yonooS
Fully insured. II was caused By the upAtung eoAh
oil lamp by workman.
Adyices from the Scotch iron mining districts sAy Mey
10 no probability OF the masters anu the men oemiM S
agreement and the strike Is likely to continue onA
thirty two furnaces IN full blast ThS lncloAss ID VA
stoeks for Augus MAJ IL, wv VIVA y II
The sun., 1880-09-05
MIR. FoRsrER's ATTACK ON THE oRDs
Warning them that they Must Not Persist In
Defeatins the Popular VIII.

LONDON, Sept 4.-The Times, commenting
on Mr.. Forster's attack on the House OF Lords
which that journal severely criticises. and upon
Messrs. Parnell's. Dllon's and T. P. o 'Connor's
motions. and Mr.. Calan's escapade. says:
When things like these OCCUR and reour it 10
time for the session to come to an end. and we
rejoice to think that there 10 now fairly GER
tain prospect OF its proroRation on Tuesday"
Mr.. Forsters attack on the House OF Lords
was made In q speech opposing Mr.. Parnel's
motion to add the clauses Of the Irish ReRistra-
tion bill to the Appropriation bill. Mr. Forster,
while opposing the motion. blamed the Lords
severely for their contemptuous treatment OF
the Registration bill. If such proceedings were
persisted In in the future there would come
time when some change In the constitution OF
the House Of Lords. would be necessary. Tre-
mendous cheering followed. Mr.. O,Connor,s
Salaries ae IN fs hoSse
Lords. Both motions were rejected. Previous
to this Mr.. Philip Calan. Home Rule member
spoke Of the nide members Der Of The the House.. and
OF intolerapt, ignorant Presbyterians;: He was
had the appearance OF being intoxicated, and
after Z, some difficulty =. was q induced to retire.
Lord Redesdaie referred to the speeci OF Mr..
Forster. Chief Secretary. for Ireland, in the
House Of Commqns Yesterday. qassailing the
retary. said that Mr.. Forster had informed him
that he was only expressing his own opinion.
and did not assume to express the opinion OF
the Government, nor intend to commit them to
any course of action.
:, The House OF Lords has passed the Hares and
Rabbits bill as agreed to in the House Of Com
mons yesterday.
The Appropriation act passed It's third read
ing In tho House OF Commons to- day and after
ward passed its first reading in the House OF
Lords.
The House OF Lords will meet again on Mon
day next. and the House OF Commons on Tues
day. when Parliament will be prorogued.
The sun., 1880-09-05
PLOTS AGAINST THE CAR.
The Emperor's Peril In Travelling by Rail.
rOad-TSo Mines Discoyered

LONDON, Sept. 4,-The Berlin correspond
ent OF the Daily Necs telegraphs as follows: "A
well-informed st. Petersburg correspondent
writes me that one mine was discovered in the
government Of Ekaterinoslav ON Friday last
previous to the Emperor of Russia's journey
from Tsarskoe Selo to Livadia, and another in
the government OF Taurida. 1l6 versts further,
on the railroad to Simpheropo. was found only
the day before he started. The latter mine con-
tained three pools 10s pounds) Of dynamite.
packed in two cases. There was wire con.
nected with the mine but no battery attach cd
to II. Gen. Loris MelikofT had been exercising
the greatest vigilance In view OF tho Emperor's
intended journey Tho details about tho mine
L1yADIA Sept. 4.-The Emperor OF Russia ar
rived here safely on Thursday last.
The sun., 1880-09-05
An Old. a.o,.h'o oned Hickory Pole Raising.

An effective working Hancock and Eng
lish Club OF eightv-six members was organized
in tho Second Ware of YoHkers on Friday night.
with the following oteers; David alennon.
President: John Il. NJ, Erath ahu John Con-
ners. Vice. Presidents; Ja,ues h.-ly. Secretary
Mr., yoley, Treasurer. A hicko.%, pole was
raised in front Of headquarlsrs. and Speech,es ~,
first OF whom. until recently. had been an IL, tive
member OF the Republican party, and in T. o
course Of his remarks he set forth his reasons
for joining the Democratic ranks.
The sun., 1880-09-05
Grand Po,,.lea, De- -.a..rat,on In Maine.

BANGOR, Sept. "A grand political Demon
straton was held here to-day by the opponents
OF the Republican party. About fifteen thou
sand peoiSs came to the city and tho pro-
gramme embraced procession and an open
air meeting addressed by Gen. Beniamin f.
OF Ohio. the Hon. E. Moody Boynton OF Massa-
chusetts, and Others The whole closed to- night
with an immense outdoor meeting and an i'm
posing torGhight procession. Tho meeting was
one Of great political signltlcance.
The sun., 1880-09-05
Two Young Ynebtsmen NIs.iux.

Edward Butler. aged 20. and his brother shel.
don. aged 10 went sailing Friday, up to Iass
hour last evening they had failed return to their iona
In Forrest street Jersey City Heights Their vas
last ns reported TO Chief " Police Murphy youn
men cft the Jersey city club house Ii O'clock on FK
day morning. Intending to remain or tive
Ihey were expert yachtsnen but nee
causes fear that they may have been lost
The sun., 1880-09-05

Kate King. thirteen years old OF 55 Mulberry
street. was accused in the Special Sessions yesterday a
hitting Timothy Donohue the head with brick she
said: ~ work in restaurant in Duane street When
returned home the other night found my father lying
bed suffering from erribe beating. asked him whe
had hurt him. ami he told Timothy Donohue. Shortly
alterward met Mr. Donohuc in the street. and asked
HIM why he mad beaten father He pushed anl
called me bad name, and picked up brick and struck
him"
The girl was sentenced to Imprisonment Tor ono dsy,
The sun., 1880-09-05

grove. Previous to the dedication services
through the town. The meeting was called to
order at 8H o'clock. at which time fully 900
persons were gathered in the wigwam. whi le
outside were 500 more unable to obtain admis.
sion. The speakers were Andrew J. Rogers Of
Now York and Floyd T. Smith OF Suffolk
County. On the platform were HenryC; Plat
Of Huntington. Jesse Conklln. Perry Belmont,
William ,Havemeyer. Perry Nichols. and
Stephen Rogers.
The sun., 1880-09-05
Revolutionary Society In bulgaria.

CoNsrANT1NoPLE. Sept 4.-The acting BritIaA
Consul at Phihppopols has drawn the attention Aeks
Pasha, the GoVernorGencra OF Roumelia to the stAS
utes OF bulgarian society which are of reyoutioparv
character and under prctext of charitable object an1
OF promoting education. contemplate dcspatrhing
ntonary agents with and munitiOn, Mace
donna Aeko Pasha IN replying denies the roYoluteAp
AIRY character OF the society.
The sun., 1880-09-05

prisoner was quietly taken to the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday by Detectives oNei ank
Adams, and was remanded. Justice DulIy said that thl
prisoner was confederate Of Elijah ALor the accused
Insurance hrohcr anu that he st9d by Inspeetsa
Byrnes at Broadway aud Liberty street
The sun., 1880-09-05

The contests In tho lawn tennis tournament
at Camp WASHINGTON Staten Island, yesterday. ne
opening games oi the double matches and nothing hks
the skill shown in the single matches displayeA
The scores OF the games that Will be counted i'll the tour
namcnt were as follows: j. Il Strong and Mr.. warreA
r. 2 against W NJ Wood and A; = II. Naming; II Isl =
Gray ard A. J. Ouerbridge, 10 10 against W. B LAVE
renee and j. W Burden. TO- .; y. ID. Draper and y n
Friezc, O. TO- against A. j. Outerbrdge and Gray l5 10
The sun., 1880-09-05
Polo at Newport,

NEWPORT. Sept. 4.-Eight excellent games Al
polo PLAYED this afternoon before large and fasn
ionabe audience. The sides were as follows: Reds-.
Eliot Hobrowsh Gaptain) Samuel l. Rowland, II. Lts>
ingston DR. Beach, and Lloyd Bryce Blues-F orsy
nrisw0i Iaptain) Oliver II. Belmont, w. A. WiiAmH
S S hnsSeS hY Ak, Five games were won by the Rsds
Bcmon, against Brce Livingston and Rowland resulted
in favor OF the latter
The sun., 1880-09-05
Knocked From the Elevated Track.

AS engine 107 OF the Third avenue elevated
railroad, going from the City Hall station was runnina
the curve at Chatham square, at OF O'Clock yesterday
afternoon the engineer standing on the track
lie reversed the engine and whsted brakoa mo
train sopped within block, but not until had struoh
the man and hurled HIM into the When ptcksl
up his face was crushed and his body badly
He was taken TO drug store lie revived and did noe
know what had hit him. lie is sailor, named Pstsr
Mckee aged thirty years and living ts3 oliver street
The Second Assembly District Hancock and Bnrish
Club were about to raise banner Chatham square.
Mckee, in assisting to put up poles for the bsnnss.
To the track
The sun., 1880-09-05

inc SURF at Coney Island yesterday waa
probably the heaviest OF the Nevertheless this
did not keep thousands from bathing. They however,
dld not venture out more than twenty feet from me
water hne Even at that distance the surf thundered
over their beads and knocked them about like SO many
corks strong undcrtow intimiiatcd many.
The sun., 1880-09-05

The Hancock and English Campaign
Club OF Babylon held one Of tho largest meet
ings over seen In that town on Friday night
ication OF the new Hancock wigwam In the
The sun., 1880-09-05
A hoy Lose. AN Arm and hi. Father a Ls..

RousE's POINT. n Y. Sept. A boy named
Sweeney playing around the machinery at the railroaA
dock today had his ien caught In wheel and 10
was torn from his body The boys father seeing the
Cilentrushed to the he caught in the
machinery, which cut his left leg on below the knee.
The sun., 1880-09-05
Another Hest for the Elhs.

Philadelphia Lodge No. OF the Benevolent
Protective Order Of Eks has purchased plot in NouAa
Moriah Cemetery, Philadelphia, tor an "Eks Rest" ana
has invited the New York and other lodges TO par
hclpnte III the dedcatorN services SUNDAY sent n
N3 Oclock Z NJ Tho Visiting klks will start from DsSe
~ 'N'~'N -
The sun., 1880-09-05
Wearing Part of hi, Beard In hi. Hand.

Herman Becker and Henry Weigel gu uarrelled
in Ninth avenue barroom on Friday night Becker hs1
long beard aud wege caught hold of it and tore han
Of II out by the roots In the Jefferson Market Poi,es
Court yesterday. BcCkcrs face had lopsidCd appear
anoe He carried the tutt in his hand WsirsI
The sun., 1880-09-05
Mr.. Gladstone In tho House OF Commons.

LONDON Sept. 4.-Mr. Gladstone entered the
House OF Commons Tor the hrst since his
during the this afternoon and was received wi
tremendous cheering He Is looking welE
The sun., 1880-09-05

I. St Augustine, on ttis Matanzas River
81. Augustine light hnasasa lslk nd. near where
the first letters were found.
3 MatanZas Inlet
4 Where the mail bags and the first dead bodies were
found.
5 Bohluhr's place, where Gen T0rbort is buried.
O. Daytona.
T. New Britain.
& Port Orange.
o Tamoka Creek.
TO- Halifax River
Mosquito Inlet where the Narrasansett was wrecked
fifteen years
~ New SMYRNA
IS Mosquito Lagoon.
IA. HillsDorough River.
Is Dummitrs great orange grove
l6 Indian River
IT. Mcrrtts Island.
lS Banana River.
10. Canaveral light
20 Wreck Of the Ladona, eight years ago.
Titusyilc
The sun., 1880-09-05
The steam.h,p niagara Safe.

Early yesterday morning James E. Ward
a Co. received cable despatch from McKelar.
Luling & Co.. their agents In Havana, saying
that the steamship Niagara arrived there on
Tuesday night, and that all on board were we'll.
The Niagara was twenty -four hours behind her
schedule time.
The sun., 1880-09-05
The signal Once Prediction.
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Stationary or higher barometer. stationary
cloudy MsatheE
The sun., 1880-09-05
serlou. Trouble Feared at tho Ohio Mines.

COLUMBUS. o.. Sept. 4.-The Sheriff OF Jack
son County reports to Gov Foster that while anArs are
quiet among the miners at Coalton the troops have
recently been stoned while picket duty and that he
fears serious trouble In the troops are removed.
special despatch to the Es.aiR1 Despatch from the
Corning coal mines, Perry County, that
band Of armed miners visited one mine where eoored
were driven ava" WI. .hout bloodshed. The situation
there 10 very critical, and serious trouble 10 feared
The sun., 1880-09-05

"The." Aliens Advontursa
IN 09thAm In te-aAy's Psliss 9a.sttA-Ads,
The sun., 1880-09-05

saras BerahArdt's PertrAis HSsI
latest d0ilss 10 the Peikt GpAsshr49l
The sun., 1880-09-05

The pleasure and heAlthness OF tho bath Is gre
enhanced by Glenn's sulphur Soap OF druggists -AdS
The sun., 1880-09-05

The Victor BABY Food.
Best substitute for mothers milk. 25e. All druggists
Ado
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-03
The Commercial Bank Case.

A slight mistake was made by US
yesterday morning in the mention of
an argument being made before Chan
cellor Staley in that branch of the case
where the former r. r. Bearden resi-
deRce, north of the city, owned and oc-
cupied by Mr.. G. Cullen, is concerned,
and which by the way is one of the
most desirable residences about the
city. Instead of saying that the cred.
itors Of the bank are having for the
property, We should have said that the
contest is for the proceeds of the prop.
erty, the money which was paid into
the chancery court. There is no con-
test over the present title Of the prop
erty. The case is still in the hands of
Chancellor Staley.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-03
INVALUABLE for Railroad Men.

81 have suffered for more than
year with Indigestion, and during the
last six months was very Bilious,
occasionally having dumb Chill. fol-
lowed by Fevers, which Frustrated
me. took Simmons' Liver Regu-
lator, and for several months / have
been as stout and hearty as any man
could desire 10 be. am thoroughly
satisfied that it is all it Is recon-
mended to be for Indigestion and Bill
ious Complaints, for mine IVES GER
tainly a stubborn case. have heard
many of nay friends speak of 1t, and
they all agree that it possesses all the
virtues you claim for it.
"a. II HIGHT0wER,
Conductor, M. & w. r. R."
"Your valuable medicine has en-
tirely cured me of the most distressed
case of Dyspepsia I ever saw. 1 am
never without it on my engine, as 1t
always relieves me Of any distressed
feeling after eating. 1t is the best
family medicine in the world, and ]
never let 1t get out at my home. In
its praise you may add to this,
~. II. MALLETT,
Engineer, G. r. R.,
Savannah. Ga,O
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-03
Farmers and Mechanics,

Provide yourselves with bottle of
Psin-KiIler at this season of the year
when summer complaints are so prev
alent; it is prompt, safe and sure
cure. 1t may save you days of sick
ness, and you will tiDd it more valus-
BILE than gold. Be sure you buy the
genuine PERRY DAVIS PAIN-KILLER
and take no other mixture. Sold
everywhere. .-. q.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-03
A Good Experience.

Every one knows if they will think 9
moment, that handmade harness is far
better than machine-made. Miller ..4a
s is all handmade, and as low
as the others sell machine-made. Go to
them for bargains in Saddles. Brides,
Collars, Saddlery Hardware. and Whips
Special bargains to merchants. Labrador
God, and Straights Oil to exchange with
tanners for leather,