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THE NEW ST. LOUIS CENSus.-Prof Wood
ward, supervisor OF the Census. has completed
his work OF Recommending St Louis, and an-
nOunceS officially that the population OF st.
Louis on the 1St OF last June was $50 9I5 This
is an increase OF &C. .l9 over the census taken by
SunpryfeOr Solomon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

JUDGE WAYLAID-Leonard E. Wales asso-
ciate Judge OF the superior court or Delaware,
was waylaid in Wilmington last night about
O'Clock, and knocked down by severe blow on
the head from a blackjack. The injuries are
not serious, but he Will be confined 10 his bed
for some days. The cause or the attack is not
even TO be guessed at
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Knew MOfre1ls

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ia NUMBER OF clszens
who recently died in philadelphia, as former
resident Of that city for while; but t. ne was
reucent. excentric man, making OUT lew ac-
uuaintances. but of reported wealth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

ANTHONY BRIGGS has commenced a suit for
S COO damages against the superintendent and
directors OF the Virginia penitent1ary for keep.
ing him In prison six months beyond the term
for which he was sentenced. His sentence was
for two wears. but by mistake he was entered
for four wears and he remained In prison two
years and six months before the error was dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

THE AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB, In session at
Nincennes, Ind, has elected for the ensuing
year p. III. BrySon, OF Memphis, president:
Luther Adams, OF Boston, first vice president;
Harry Bishop. or Louisville, treasurer, and Jas.
Dew. or Columbia. Tenn, secretary. Twenty
seven new members were admitted. The club
now numbers III members ID. {. Sandborn
sold his pup count Noble" for s., 000
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Vvurdered her Child

NKw YORK Nov, 19.-Margaret McDOnOugh,
nj No a0aS EIlery street, Williamsburg, was COM
mitted to- day on q verdict Of the coroners jury,
for the murder OF her child by throwing It
Was held as an accessory to the deed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

KATE ECKERT, young woman or Easton, Pa,
who was brutally beaten on the 30th ult, by
Allen Bogart died on Wednesday from the In
Juries inflicted. She had gone TO bogart's home
on visit to his WIFE and finding her there on
his return home, he beat her over the head with
a hammer ana turned her into the street. Bo-
CART has fed, but the police are endeayorIng to
Hnd him.
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Death Of q Journalist.

WORDSWORTH, N. H..Nov. 19.-Ex-Mayor Frank
w. Miller died this morning after several weeks
Illness. aged 81. BE was formerly connected
with The Boston Gl0be and Transcript, the
Portsmouth Journal and the Newberryport
Herald and was for some time agent OF the
A sac c,ated Press In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

SERVED HIN RIGHT.-Albert Green, while on
his way 10 church to be married, In Texas was
publicly taxed by Ellen Powell an old sweet
heart, with perfldy towards her. That night
Green and a companion disguised themselves
and dragged Ellen out OF her BED, intending 10
whip her for what she had done. She was
armed with a pistol and shot Green dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

A PULLMAN CAR DECIsIoN.--The United States
CIRCUIT court at Nashville, Tenn, yesterday, on
mOlon OF Judge LOchrane counsel for Pullman
car company's favor restraining the officers of
tennessee from the sale of property levied on
10 coliect license as privilege tax, the argu-
contract with railroad companies and not as
privilege from the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

TIE ALABAMA SENATORsHIP.-The democrats
OF the Alabama legislature, In caucus yester-
day nominated Jas. L. Pugh for q. S. Senator,
to I'LL the vacancy caused by the death OF Sem
ator Houston, and which has been filled by
Senator Pryor by appointment OF the governor.
The election takes place next Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

THE {. & o. CANAL CAsE.-Mr. Wallis closed
the case for the company In the canal slit In
Baltimore yesterday, and MI. Williams and Mr..
HorwltZ spoke In behalf OF the mortgage trus-
tees. General johnson viii speak today. At
the close OF his argument the case will 60 TO the
cnurf-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

THERE Is EXCITEMENT In Baltimore over the
discovery that the bodies OF a young lady and
her mother have been stolen by resurrectionists
from Baltimore Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

1T WILL BE AFTER THANKSGIVING before many
members OF Congress will arrive in the city TO
remain for the winter. All OF the hotels now
anticipate big business. Orders have been
booked for rooms extending as late even as the
lst OF March next.
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District Government Affairs.

plan Is being maturcd by the District c )m-
mlsSlonerS and the Superintendent OF Police
TO put the city in a thorough sanitary condition
before winter sets In.
The Commissioners have received a remit
lance or Sl5; conscience money. The writer. in
ms CITY. states that this money belongs TO the
police department."
Building permits issued by Inspector En-
twlsle: q. q. cook. erect two two story stables
X, between 9Th and 10Th streets north vest; $500.
jacob NeihTEe!er. erect twoStory shop Ohio
avenue b tween 18th and 18th streets north
west; SSh. Marcellus Bailey, reHair brick
house I'm. between and X streets northwest.
$4,000: ;. L. Palmer, erect two three story brick
dwellings, corner Sd and G streets northwest:
$4,000.
TREE PLANTING IN THE DISTRICT.
MI W. X Smith. OF the Botanical grounds,
was In conference with the District Commits
Sloners to-day I'm relation TO the wants of the
parking commission for the next fiscal year
The subject OF planting trees In the grounds
surrounding the public school buildings was
discussed, Sir Smith advocating the rnaking or
these spaces means OF botanical study for the
pupils by The planting or various trees and shrub
Dery. aid ultimately flowers, giving them their
popular and botanical names, thus caltivatInC
on the part or the pupils respect for and tastf.
for the useful study or botany. The Commits
soneTs th3aght the idea a good one and this
Ieatu wi!i soon no doubt be put into practical
test.
TIE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD
to-day passed faNorsbly on the following appll-
cations: Mrs Sarah j. SchaefeT I39 b street
southeast: Hudson d Martin, corner j'h street
ana PeDnSy lNania avenue northwest: Eberhart
hoffman, 5.2 4 !. street: Jacob Wiener Il5 AZ
street northwest; Nall q Middleton, $50 PENN
Sylyanta avenue northwest; Williams & Mere
9th, 34S Pennsylvania avenue northwest: John
q. Bieligk, 3o5 4 = street; Julius EisenbeSBs 3Ol
I'll street northwest; Alexander Peterson. liz X
street northwest; Francis ii. Finley. 6l2 Louisi-
ana avenue. They also disapproved applica-
tons OF Joshua Clark, 124S 18th street SOUTH
east, ard Harry c. Bowers. St Mare Hotel.
Eight new applications were also received.
The FIRST CASE OF NARIoLoID this season has
been reported 10 Health Officer Tognshend-
that OF colored woman about "a years old
living at No 1922 Rhode Island avenue north
west. The health officer at once took steps TO
Isolate the house, and placed upon II a yellow
flag. He Is to-day investigating as 10 its origin
as no other case OF the kind has been heard OF.
The smallpox hospital In the poor-house
grounds is I'm good condition to accommodate
fifteen or twenty patients, should it become
necessary. This case reported Is one OF very
mild type, aud DR.. Townshend states that no
fears are felt for its spread-certainly not if
proper care and management can prevent it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

THE Glue and curled hair business is fully
up TO the average for this season OF the year,
SAYS the TrGde Journal, and the remark will
apply 10 fashion as well as to commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

JENNY LIMBS first night Melted 5000;
Rachael's $500: GersteTs 1900; Christine
Missions 90 800, and Bernhardt's, with all her
advertising, only little mere than IS .00J.
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nd a Military Levy.
A Rurned MILL

PoTTsyuIE. PA. Nov. 19.-Batdorfs saw and
grist mill at pine Grove was destroyed by fire
last night together with quantity OF grain.
Loss $l5, 900, partially insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

Nor DEAD.-Eyidence has been obtained at
North Adams, Mass, OF the existence OF the
wife of John Shufelt, for whose supposed mGr-
der he was tried about two years ago. but dis
charged for want OF proof. Shufelt'S character
was very bad and his assertion that his wife
had eloped with young man or North Adams
was not believed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

DID Not NoTE.-The report that Gen. Sher-
man voted for Hancock is not correct. He did
not vote at all, owing to scrupleS about his
legal right to do SO. There was, however no
concealment of the fact that hts sympathies
and wishes were all In favor of Hancock, the
result, proba bly,. more OF army esprit dH corps
than OF deep political convictions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

GEN. MILES, who is 10 be chief signal officer,
is expected 10 reach Washington tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

THE FOLLOWING INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINT
MENTS have been made:-Storekeeper and gau-
gers, j. NJ. Murray, I'd district Georgia; Allen
Jones, 5th district North Carolina, and s. X.
HarkTader, 5th district North Carolina Store
keepers-Cyrus Shumway, 9TH district Ohio; @.
w. BarkhuTst, 5th district Kentucky, and j. ID.
FraZe, 4th district Indiana.
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and wishes We're all In favor of Hancock,-the
result proba bly,. more Of army esprit dn corps
than OF deep political convictions.
BRIGADlER GENERAL JACOB ZEILIN, commaI-
dant OF the Marine corps, who died yesterday In
this city, after long Illness, was born in Penn
sylyania about $780, and entered the Marine
service as second lieutenant october l, 1881. he
participated In the conquest OF California, was
commissioned captain september IA, 1S4I, and
breyeted major the same year for gallantry i'm
action. After spending five years at the Cos
port navy yard, three years In the East India
squadron, and brfefer terms In the Mediterran-
can squadron 1S5S59l, and at the Marine bar
racks In Washington and Philadelphia, he took
part in some Of the earliest comoatS OF the civil
war; was wounded at Bull Run. comm sSioned
as full major July 96, 1861, commanded the ma
rtDeS at the Brooklyn barracks 1853 81, was COM
mssioned as colonel and commandment OF the
remained In command In this city. having at
tanned the highest grade, that OF brigadier gen.
eral, March 2, 1867.
The funeral win take place from ST. Johns
Up. e. church to morrow, with military honors.
At the request OF the naval authorities, the
Washington Light Infantry Is to form part OF
the escort, and 10 this end they are to assemble
at their armory tomorrow at 20 O'Clock, Ia
fatigue uniform, with ovelcoats and shakoS.
The NATIONAL GRANGE.-To-da days session OF
the National Grange was chiefly consumed In
sreeches by the members, who reported the
localities and offered suggestions as TO future
business Several additional members had ar
rived and there were f1fty-one members repre-
senting thirty one states, present to-day. The
standing committees were appointed. and the
regular work OF the session will now be pushed
forward. This afternoon number OF the
members accompanied by their wives visited
the fair grounds, by invitation OF the directors.
The grange Will hold session at Willard hall
this evening.
ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE CABINET were pres
emit at the meeting to-day except Secretary
Evarts. The State department was represented
by Assistant Secretary Hay. No business Vi
public interest was transacted.
PERsoNAL-Capt. Arthur, OF the BRUSH lega
ton here, has gone over to New YORK 10 NEE
Sir Edward Tbornton.-Eiss Mary Garneld,
the young daughter of the President-ele Is at
school In Cleveland for the w1nter."Miss
Annie W. Story, who Is now member OF Law
renee Barrett's company, Is In town lor rev
days.-ltis said that RepIesenIauve L01ng
viii reside permanently In this city after the
Close os his present congressional term. He
owns fwo handsome houses on street-Col
Jerome Ronaparte paid his respects TO the Sec
rotary OF the Navy today.-Ar. and MIS- WI
liam r. Aston OF New York, and Mrs. John
Drew. Of Philadelphia, are at the Arlington
Samuel Ward, Y. R., was yesterday elected
member Of the New York Geographical Society.
Re preventative Pound is In the city.
JUDGE APPoNTED.-The President to- day ap-
noin.ed E. B. Turner to be L. S. district Judge
fcr The western district OF Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19
NEW YORK PRESS VIEWS.
Revolt Against COn&ling The
Worlds Fair Committee i'm Hot
Water - Connecticut Unanimous
for HaVVley for the Senate.

Especial Dispatch to The Erenifg .Ydr.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 19-The HeraldS informa-
tlon from Albany Is that lit is by no means the
absolutely sure thing which many people sup
pose that the candidate favored by Senator
ConkHng, whoever he may be, will be elected
without serious opposition. 1t is certain that
vigorous effort Will be made to defeat the Conk-
ling candidate and that the other wing OF the
party is not without grounds of hopen All the
papers today have editorials denouncing the
project OF having the worlds fair In Central
PARK. The Tribune reports unparalleled
uDanimity for the election Of Gen Hawley 10
the L. S. Senate in Connecticut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL
HAzES to-day completed his annual report and
submitted it TO the Postmaster General All
the essential features contained in IL have here
tOfOre been ANTICIPATED in TIE STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

GEN GARFIELD COMING TUESDAY EVENING
A dispatch received here to-day says that Gen.
Garfield will arrive in the city next Tuesday
evening. Private business calls him here, and
he will stay for few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

JUpsE APPoNTED.-The President to- day ap-
poin.ed E. B. Turner to be L. s. district Judge
fcr The western district OF Texas.
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TIE CENSUS RETURNS of New YORK complete
shows: Total, 1,2O6,577; male, 590,,62 female,
6l5sl5: native, .21,743; foreign, AS sa4; white,
6,l44 colored, ,433, Including TAI Chinese,
10 Japanese, and A Indians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

IHE IAETIC'S MACHINERY.-Chief Engineer
w. II. King has been appointed president, and
Chief Engineers p. A. Rearick and w. ID. Smith
members, OF a board for making maximum
speed trial In the Chesapeake Bay OF the Yam
tics machinery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lleut. r. G. Davenport to
the Washington Navy Yard. Passed Assistant
Paymaster Fl. T. Stancliff to the Ticonderoga,
PaymaSter w. j. Thomson. from the Tlc0D
deroga and ordered home and wait orders
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An effort was made by the government to
have the trial within week after the indict-
meIt was found. so as 10 commence IL within
one month OF the commission of the crime, but
Pinn's friends having secured the services OF
HeSsys. It. F. Miller G. NJ. Smith and j. Z. RI
lev TO defend him and MeSSrs. r. Coyle and II.
H. Wells, jr.. appearing Tor the other two prts-
oners and Mr.. j. A. Haywood for all three OF
me accused men, the Court, 10 give them time
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Queenan, who had occupied the first cell on
the west side OF the second tier OF the south
wing since his Imprisonment, was removed last
evening TO the second cell on the opposite side
OF the lower tier. Both men appeared to be Ia
good spirits last night and resigned TO their fate.
DR.. Alex. McWillialnS and Capt. James Coleman
were on duty during the night at their cells.
They talke1 a little to each other during the
first part OF the night and then engaged in
prayer, both praying earnestly, though In low
tones. Between II and IL o'clock pm. two
reporters called and the prisoners having stated
that they would see them they were admitted
but only spent short time In the cell. About
midnight the prisoners laid down and slept
sounGIy until about O'Clock this morning.
A Hearty Breakfast This Morning
Messra Wells and Coyle, counsel OF the con-
demned men. called at the jail at an early hour,
and the prisoners being brought out in the
Office roll OF manuscript was read TO them,
which they Swore TO. shortly after this Quee-
nan expressed wish TO see young colored
girl residing In the northern part OF this city,
toher. They then had breakfast. For the past
TWO or three weeks they have had beef5teak.
irled potatoes, &c. This morning Bedford made
request for hard boiled eggs in addition to the
otDer dlsne5, and both eat heartily. The hard
boiled eggs were furnished to both OF them.
Their Last Hours.
Afte? breakfast they talked some to each
others and sang, assisted by some of the other
prisoners. ''Are you coming home to night" To
representative Of TEE STAR they stated they
were feeling nr5t rate; had slept well and were
ready 10 60, but had nothing more to say as to
the crime tor which they were to suffer death.
AT o'clock Rev. VIM. Gtbb1ns called. aud
being admitted sang and prayed with the prts.
oners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

IHE INDIANA SENATORSHIP.-FIrStA Assistant
postmaster General Tyner says that in one
sense he is not candidate for the Indiana Sen
atorship, which will be vacated on the 4th OF
March next by Senator Macdonald: that Is. he
shall not seek the Office or solicit Anybody to
vote for him, but If chosen he is ready to serve
his state.
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THE DEATH or G UiZOT.
From Nine de ITitrs "Life."

~
he often evoked the memory OF those he had lost.
and "a time disappeared in the presence of eternity.
he smoke of the son of whom lie had been bereaved
thirty years previously IN the same way as OF
the daughter who had preceded him to her eternal
rest by ONLY SIX mouths More than once when his
children were all collected round his bed in his
little room, be pronounced the name of France
that d, ar country whose disasters had struck the
first fatal blow TO his robust old age. Nv must
serve France, il is a difficult country to serve
shorl-sIghied and ficklebut must serve it well.
II is great country" Then. If returning to the
taste for poetry, which had been so strong IN his
youtn, and which he had never wholly lost, he
would repeat in low tone some lines from COrnellle.
or Rousseau's code to Fortune, searching and find
Ing in his memory the words which had 80 long
been buried under the Impressions of years.
He wanted to hear read some passages IRON hes
History of France y; lie desired one OF his grand
daughters, who was watching by him, to look
III the third volume for the portrait OF ColIgny,
which he wished 10 see again. HIS daughter was
kueeling by The side Of the bed 10 which lie had
already been confined for five SIX days, forced
against his will to accept all the little services
winch each one eagerly OfeTed-hs tastes and
wishes were still for independence although his
strength no longer permitted him To follow them.
The look he gave his daughter was almost enough
To deceive her rs 10 their approaching separation
it was still so penetrating and 50 tender" Good
bye my child goodbye" he repeated. The hearts
of all present Were sustained by one hope. " We
shall meet again, my father she exclaimed. NJ.
Guizot whose weakness had been great q few
moments before, raised himself on bus pillows, his
ewes shOne brightly, and his voice seemed TO have
regained It's strength he replied, NO one is more
cony inced Of that than am"
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cHIy4.Miyiics ~ pERql

Jr0m TIE fonfp,l Ners
Nv attention wa, iirst drawn 90 fhn subject "
Madame Churchill. tie wilr of ti. - .'l-h tnusu
~ Asicrabad. who was purchasing large. Cllfs
blue c1rthrnwarc Dlaftcrs. two feet OBJ if,luiiei.
cucr. 20 pucos which seemed io mc liflo sh % u
( bulou-. ! was called up1u tn auntr hu.t, ll.
cuufh Do tier. displayed In ihe draw l-iullI. s6t
asked Co SAY whether tlfy were uHi cheap 90 q
couple f pounds sterling apiece. Since came .
Ieheran hud that the same articles wrf. rated
cn,aply 1t zen and twenty pounds apiece. lHd |
wa- tod THAI IA London there Were o. b, found
person. quite ready 10 ave four tme, hi' gree ia
But tbs blue china was ~ nothing compared 10
soNethN. which turned up tupsrlutU.IN. Ous
DAY a servant clnplutcd % booking os' IHr 'aoe
strangely beautiful objects brought Iu r0npt
ui glazed eaitLouwalc battles. aiful foot "a
height and 90 shape closely r,seuhi.u- j ftnos
cd tasks. The -uh-iraium ~ the-, ~fa go
brown taIthruwatc. very lightly t.f.fIU. 10
such material. Ou tie surface tlrf w,ie nlte
highl, glazed. and when TUNED ol..I.sf fo ue
gli showed diversity oi IrisluaiiD rIi0f. .rild
Zoo ihc slaug oi tlr biur china maniac. ui niaF
hggc. J. was iikr ulrhtha ~ uu uHl ro nDoa
water. and seen Sian. waFs- Those r.ffltrasE
bottles rtrn. % seems toe properly ui fieiei
haGiaI fauIlcs. Who bad been prLse, un tle ia
CONAN foa irr long before thrt ever dared lsp1
10 the >1Nrr-igufY. They bad been hli..tl dppnp
tlcm from tma immemo.al. and IN F.fN oi h'i
~acn',lnrs, aud antiquity they could Z s-.W
br disposed # under 80 shilling, apiece liudls
thar there wasa demand FOR bottle. Dt thi. -
scupion tie owufI. raised The price fo a. and -
A. Zoe same moment AZ Irhsran, Europeans Sd,
=
tnat IA Europe tie puee welt g. - much 40 dosbs
that amount.
Tbs rtRt mtiGiiiqHs SEEMS TIE craze ~ tle mo-
ncut ENeu a tides AID glazed bucks aAi,a Law
been kuOcNed about under ioot duuug asrs tsice
high prices ami whole race 81 jew and Ao
dciier- make money out Of the rflo % dltq" crai>
Great authorities on the mtJect aver ihai NHs
specimens Of ths particular sind o wafc date hs,k
t. the days # NneVeh. The present fcisll a"is
cr, state that they are rs oid tie ue Oi "a ans
llustain. aud for aught they know uay avs cen
the personal property OF the White - mon me y.
Sthd hims-It some OF tire cXamp.r> OF iWs ~
mcdIqUe. winch ] saw On the possession ~ ny
Churchill. were certainly very pre;tv-with htH
futet bodies aud long tsperiug neck. inelf gensl
ally graceful forms aud opallne nus out ctflalAl,
had met with them unconnecisi WIN TIE 'ast eu
thusiasn OF the iait pOsses>or greatly tar ihl.
! could be induced to purchase one. sh'ad nav
thought one shil ing very liberal pn'e ioI easH
bottle There are productions # ancient aho mpr
en- Chinese skill which are vastly superior 10 90
sign and cooung: but IN The eyes Of she Ohlua~s,
macs they p0sssss the iTretrievah.e draNba,A
being made of beautiful translucent puf,eiAn,
whereas the coveted objects arr, un'ierueaih W
glaze. of Opaque brown earth. and moreover ~"'
evident signs OF want OF mammal skill