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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10

The residence of the late W. B.
Hamlin, on McLemore avenue, some
q miles from court square, and a little
beyond the state female college, was
sold in front Of the courthouse to-day
for 5000 to w. +. Taylor. There
are ten acres of ground and fine i'm
provements on the premises, togeth-
er with lovely bowers, shrubbery
and other adornments. Payments
are to be one-third cash,
the rest in 6 to IL months. A plot
of 800 acres of land,1 L miles southeast
of the city, partly under fence and in
cultivation, belonging to the same
estate, sold to Mrs. Mary Kelly at
$S.O6 per acre, payments to be made
in the same way as the other.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10
Police News.

The case of Ida Good, for stealing
a lot of jewelry from L. Il. Goldstein,
at 100 Main street, was turned over to
Esquire Quigley for trial; also the
case of Chas. Gaines (c),whois accused
of chokiDg and robbing Alfred Hunter
at MIR. Richardson's, corner Main and
Commerce, yesterday evening about
six o'clock.
The next name on the docket is that
of COrnelia Richardson, who though
down for disorderly conduct, accused
Alfred Hunter Of attempting to com
NIT a rape upon her. The three
names form a sort Of chain, the whole
thing looking much like a job on
Hunter to release Gaines.
An old timer, named Belle Doug
lass, is down for stealing $18 in cur
rency. and a silver watch from a Sec
ton boss on the L. N. & G.. So. road.
She will be tried Monday morning.
Two chickens with festive top knots
were found walking away with a
darby named James Harris. The
lawyers in the case would make it
appear that the chickens stole the
darby from Mrs. E. 0'Keefe but
Mrs, 0'Keefe wishes it to appear vice
versa. The true state of the case will
be determined before Esq. Quigly,
until which time Jim will remain in
the cooler on Adams street.
Although il is a notorious fact that
Sam Thomas is a sort of human yam.
pire, the detectives we're unable to
clinch the evidence and he was re-
leased this morning after a severe rep
rimand from DR.. Porter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10
Sure Enough GypsIes.

Several troupes or cart, really spring
wagon loads Of genuine Gypsies, nc
make up about it, passed through the
city yesterday afternoon, on their way
to take a boat for the Ohio river anG
the proposed Gypsy convocation next
month near Dayton, Ohio. The imi-
tation Gypsies about the corner Of
Union and Second gazed and admired
from the second story windows as
their dusky but original counterparts
passed in review.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10

Of the landing on top of four bales Of
cotton behind q single mule. Now
they walk up With three bales on the
dray, all the watchful work Of the
cruelty prevention society.
"A new building is in course Of
erection on the sight Of the
ruins of Henochsberg's former
picture frame gallery, the burning Of
which it will be remembered, caused
the death of three of our city fremen.
This Office has ordered a 6~rst-class
Bogardus Kicker. 1t will be in OPP
Grafton by the middle of the present
month. Men cannot work and be
"bored." We notify in time as we
will not be responsible for accidents.
IF any of our readers are troubled
with cOrns, buniOns, ingrowing nails,
etc., we would recommend them to
send or call upon DR.. Kenison, at the
Worsham house. We have tried the
doctor and know he does what he
promises.
The elegant passenger steamer,
the Guiding Star, Captain w. B,
Miller, will leave here'this evening at
s O'Clock, for Cincinnati. Captain
James Carr, passenger agent of the
line, having received a telegram to
that effect.
The reception committe appointed
to arrange for General Grants arrival.
next Tuesday, will meet at the Pea
body hotel this afternoon at 4 o'clock,
to determine upon the details. Those
designated as marshals are also re-
quested to meet there at the same
hour for conference.
Letter heads, envelopes, bill heads.
bills of lading, and all kinds of COM
mercial printing done as well and
cheap at the LEDGER office as any
where in the United States. Mer-
chants would save money by calling
at LEDGER Office before giving their
orders to drummers.
The following gentlemen have
been named and it is understood will
act az marshals next Tuesday: All
G.. luther, James Kirkland, John 4.
Fulmer, J. j. Duffy, s. L. Barinds,
A. B. Vaccaro,IC NJ. Waldron. They
will please meet Mr.. Mathes at the
Peobody hOtel this evening at four
o'clock.
The only luxury to a smoker is
an imported Havana cigar. Hereto
fore it was a matter Of impossibility
to procure one at any reasonable
figure. Now, our prominent cigar
merchant, Mr.. Sol. Coleman, comes to
the front and from to-day will sell the
genuine article in an opera size, and
also some very fine ConchaS at the
same price that a common domestic
cigar can be obtained elsewhere. This
is enterprise sure enough, and as Sol.
was the leader in the fve-cent cigar
business, he is also determined to be a
leader in imported goods. Mr.. Cole
man does not do business on Sundays.
60 to his pretty, picturesque estab-
lishment before II o. c. tonight.
Give his imported cigars a test, and
you will get your moneys worth.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10
Genuine Imported


The costumes used by the troupe to
perform the Pirates Of Penzance'' to be
here next week, were made by Faus.
tine, an artist Of great renown in his
line, at Paris, France. The scenery
has been painted especially for the
piece, and is true to nature, as it ap.
pears on the rocky coast of Cornwall
on the southwestern shores of Eng
land. The Operetta will be a winning
card here, as it has been elsewhere.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10
TeIephone N-Tessengers,

The Telephone Exchange will
furnish swift, trusty and intelligent
messengers at all hours of tho day or
night, for errands to all parts of the
city, by calling through any telephone
to the central Office. Rates 3Oc per
hour; quarter hour or less, l0c. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10
For Sunday Morning Market.
SPRING LAMB,
FINE KENTUCKY BEEF,
l.. SCHILLING d. BRO,
Cor. Jefferson and Third.

All of Chas. Dickens and Ouidas'
works in cheap series, just received,
at the Postofice News Depot. Also
all late papers: Boys New York, Be-
Irish World, &c; Detroit Free Press,
sc, and all boys papers Sc each.
CHAS. DICKENS & CO.,
285 Second Street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10
Criminal Court.

In the criminal court this forenoon,
j. H. Willis was sentenced $50 fine
and sixty days in the workhouse Tor
carrying a pistol. p. o. Schroeder had
the same sentence given him. r. +,
Arata, for assault, was sentenced ia
$50 fine and twenty days imprison.
ment. j. Waldran got off on pay
ment Of costs, and Jake Levy has q
sentence suspended during good be.
havior.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10
re Pc WEEK
THE CITY.
Evening April, 10, 1850
LEDGER LINES.


From 39' to 61' yesterday.
The second Sunday after easter,
to morrow.
Brown & Jones, coal, Office 282
Main street.
|. The police report much dullness
IN their line.
ALI cotton men are in the dumps
just now,
Fifteen years ago to-day General
Lee surrendered.
Lovely weather this, and garden
stuff grows beautifully.
The dust flies in thick clouds all
over everything to day.
"A light frost yesterday morning
did no harm to vegetation.
The days are now twelve hours
and three quarters in length.
Tomorrow will be a good time to
do good by going to church.
The best goods at lowest figures,
at Big Boot shoe store, 34 Main.
Cotton is fiat and &c. per pound
lower here han it'stood a week ago.
Cooler breezes from the north
west is the forecast for this evening.
The new moon sets a quarter to s
tonight and Is minutes before 8 TO-
morrow night.
Blank books Of all kinds made at
the LEDGER Office book bindery, 13.
Madison street.
The river here has fallen nearly
81 feet in all, and the recession grad
ually continues.
Newest styles of wall paper, and
no advance on prices, at Marcus
Jones, 1861 Second street.
1T is as fat as a founder, said
a cotton merchant to-day when asked
as to the condition of the staple.
Business men will find it to their
interest to have all their job printing
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER Office.
Youthful spring chickens we're up
to four dollars a dozen Yesterday and
to-day. They'll come down little
after a bit.
The LEDGER Job Printing Office
and Book Bindery, ID Madison, exc.
cutes everything in their line as neat
and cheap as any house. +
Dog and chicken fighters must
lookout tomorrow. The society for
the prevention Of cruelty are on guard.
and they mean business.
A the drawing comes off Tuesday
next, only two more days are left in
which to buy tickets in the Louisiana
lottery. Oal! at the usual place.
"A prevention Of cruelty man will
be on watch in Court Square this
afternoon to keep nurses from treating
the little children Of careless mothers
unkindly.
Yesterday the wind blew straight
from the north, here and all over the
south, To-day it is from the south,
and it blows the same nearly all over
the sonth.
AT four this afternoon the grand
chief marshal of the proposed Grant
reception is to meet and consult with
the committee of arrangements at III,
Peabody hotel.
We call attention to the paten.
shading pen for book headings. sig,
writing, map drawing and other fin.
work, on exhibition at Mansford's
298 Main street.
Yesterday forenoon it was state.
t most positively there would be n
: banquet. In the afternoon it was do
termined otherwise, and now there
to be one, for sixty persons.
= "A party Of lilliputians called tn
"Midgets," are due here by til
steamer Guiding Star, from the soutl
!, and are to exhibit during the onsuin
d week.
-Draymen used toride up the slor
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10

Browne, che plumber, has a large
force of men and a large stock of ma
terial for putting in sewer connections
and water closets. Orders filed
promptly. &c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10
Railroad Personals.

Mr.. NJ. j. 0'Brien, travelling and
passenger agent of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton railroad, the
Chicago air line route, favored us with
a call to-day. Also Mr.. A. Y. Lindsey,
southern agent of the same line, with
headquarters at Cincinnati, and Mr..
+. |. Maybury, travelling agent of the
Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad.
otherwise the great Mackinaw fish.
ing line" These pleasant gentlemen
are making a business trip south il
the interest Of their respective linei
and to make through rates with south.
ern roads. AS Memphis people g,
north by hundreds every summer, it il
a matter Of interest to state that tn,
books, maps, etc., which these gentle.
men distribute can be seer at th.
Office of James Speed, corner of Mai
and Madison streets.
Colonel NJ. S. Jay, of the Memphi
and Little Rock railroad, was in tn
city yesterday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10

Finest Assortment SHOES,
Of Latest styles, at
VOEGELI's, cor. Main and Union
1877
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10

PEABODY billiard HALL,
SID COOK, Proprietor.
The most elegant resort for
lovers Of the game. 99t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10
GO TO sTAFFER
POr Pure Soda aud Mead. 80

A merchant down town sells more
Of DIR. Bulls cough syrup than all
other medicines together. 1t surely
must be the best remedy for a cough.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10
our CHEAP COLUMN.

A LII advertisements under the head OF For
"A Rent, For sale, Wanted, Lost, Strayed,
Stolen, ETC., will be hereafter charged 5 cents
line for one week. i5t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10

st. Charles white corn and German
millet. w. ]. CHASE & CO.,
3237 1872 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10
BOOTS AND SHOES
made 10 order by measure.
VOEGELI'S, cor. Main and Union
1914

Cheap passenger rates east via boat
to Cincinnati or rail.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10
rHE AurOMArIO sHAULNa PfH,

FOR BOOK HEADINGS,
SIGN WRITING,
NAP DRAWING,
And all uses whers fine work is an
object. Examine samples Of work.
MANSFORD,
Al 29s Main Street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10
FOR 1ENT.
sOR SALE

lots and lands about Central Point. Pau
Pigeon RoOst, Union avenue, Humboldt park'
aud fifteen acres west Of Mr.. John OVARIAN
residence. w. A. WHEATLEY, 2sl Main,
"a III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10

TURNER'S SHOP and Tools, at Central
Point. 1888
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10
WANTED.

old RAGS, iron, metals and all grades
cotton, by S. GABAY, agent, Is Beal al.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. IS 90
EARMERs wanted for land near Wytbe
II Depot, BY L. r. Eaton, 80 Madison street.
81 So
Uy0 exchange q nice lot on fernando road,
i Just this SIDE Of the curve, for q good
horse and buggy. Address
y5f +. W., Ledger office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-10

i Point, 1888
MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE - They are
wi upon us, and a few dollars only will buy
one Of those nice wire screen doors that are
a sure defense against mosquitoes, and sold BY
q. w. SHAfFER, manager, corner Second
and Union, old Postofice corner. 3237
A QUANTITY Of damaged cotton seed fol-
"A fertilizing purposes; very cheap. Call al
once. J. v. Patrick, AyreT Building. % 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-02
,.,r.or,oN Nv ruu Gaw

4. l,,,, dukps Az Multiplying
throughout thp various 'hAa"e'a " va
ds.,,,. th,,e a,s low hndawen'h
r,o,,rlcs vb,yb should oe'" b" I's'
dsht ul
nl,., lalp,r,, W soN "a""'"''"" "
I.l,U,s. has az uuluue,rl 'aW w w'
o,oi AZ N,,,aar vt Nasvs, aNd to 'ease
t,o,,L u the drnaod isWot s,,e''e'l Ia
,.d p,,,, ru,,,io,p, has che aa'l""h'ed
nsht o., a,,pU ~ rir,t Tho lc'oand, ~
bp shalt th,oN h,si
I,u,, mans hl,o, h,lousa I" hlmseli
,o eupI,, AMI ducyI " ~ hr mar see
IA. a. l.,ns 40 DO ,l,'oa 49,, enrU'soh nl"'n
,he ,arlda Ut oIho,s sUd eNrn ewr"l
o,'a capital ani property ,a ms "Nh, w
IA. aui euiu, ~ ahall hoa' rleaa" h'"
ssll a. Ioud "a be h'oa u", nparaAA
oran ,l,p ,Nlta at ha ur,ahlu's
WOW uro,p, ba, the ,iam io 'o'A
,nL s,,u,v empl',wvut When, Nhs'e
,oJ u, au,b trt,os ~ a,s sai,a'a't"'N W.
n,ma,lt and ~, ,itomld ~ hiwlet him
, o,,u laN lraauc.u bo,i vmplNv
baa iLp ,tah ~ smrl,N Whom lee vii
go ,stltm h,s oNo hha,, and a"v Al
tompJ a. ,nlctic,r With h,a manasemom
IT bn ooo affairs IN h,a "wo wsN, 70
t,h,diuu a,ku l., law and raauh
Ialpm baa rishd H. sas"c'a'e m' ''s
own r,utyyttou ~ make rul's @' We
oNn ao,uumenl aod /" "l'sei,s ,l''Ae
,aI.. rhsIhc, Wtaa ~ otherwise hut
un uau 60, alav,atiou oi mpn las The
ripht ~ msial upon ulod,ewe I" Ho'h
,nl,. t,.,,n tI,,,sa who az pnt voluntarily
bnuul h, ihom tho law vVtN Justly
it,t,,i, az, omplo,N e" onrloNo W.
.oak Tea h,s ouu legitimate ,oni'a'ia ~.
r.nIl.,,, ~ ,bo commands ut uth",s
talru an capital 49, Indispensable
&, tho prosperity I each "lhrI, and
,hen ,j,Ita a,r ,,a,lh equal hol"'n the
Law W. ran dua the, Will With iheh
.yNu. NJhtb,, " be- won'y va hane, ih'
,sstm,ut, No. m,lls o., ls,,u'irs, 80 The
,u,nstI, .uL sLtIlut bhni, aud law lraa
ucaa b,f,us Whyuo,ri tho ughIn vt hdl
,ulu,a 49,, iu au, drsrrr ,mpaiiod
IIt4 D, ,b, lsN ~ ,awmon arnae a"d
ct th, aatutn h,,uAa the law p'oi'rla
all ut,t,sla aht,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-02
FIauuuI,ruuR

IIs,a, o. Nu,tg, tu, ono at tho
t,,h 4 .mutsstrup,a iu ihia state, viii
i,Io Waabtnatou Itt,, iUa dat ~, tWn,
ohsu be- Will spud ouI ~ Hunh sen''e'
usn "a have srrl,rl ~ him ~" them
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e., w,,.,.ss ,rt, wau, vN,rllonl qualities
o., L,uuoatto ,ullmr NuN Aind "i l~nd,
uo msttr, how ,rat,bivd ,aN he ua'd,
UIIhulttrp 1T Temperature 80 purity ~
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uro, ,Itus the Nalr, 81 uut un'uld, cap
thrive ,arbil, lo hat, 49, natural va
t., tas vet hyru nuuj too Natm m
,bou ur,us vegetable icedo's, carp
ib,i,u uu tho rlhuia growing in the va
tr,. ui ,ua, be- a,,pu ullal, liAo pigs, ~
I.ilcl gm,u. Ike ,hWkopa \ large
Iuud ma, Boz iua ga Mahlo land, at
lowell o. atuN cap tie tWn ~ ih'ca
,a,s. tbo U,, marketed and the around
90 btnulht uu,ir, culture again
tho rtoHallouraa NJ carp culture 10
shawn b, Iby tollos,ua rspe',snae 30
,rntt,,l ma t',lt',u,a papa' 4 suasle
,,,nn b that state huuphi aiN carp w
iauua,. l,,u Oap nj lhem snon dle'l
l,um the utlr, i've hp raised the llIsi
,yM g.uIl dab. ani The ,paf aI,et a,ai9
lea tsiS hu aulj lNn ~ bia nld hah, and
,stavj luH l,an the ,pmslnins thpe
llr hal tIuI ahaliuN hsh pnnla, u''a,ins
sho each. AMI covering ahou' hall ah
p,re nj nw gruundrompatalively worth
loza g., uthr, usna, lot hls oIisina
nah hp patti tlO. ani tln hr io'l sIail,
oak,ns total OUTLAY 1T tlm la inaF
cate hp aolltllh Youth NJ Hah, and hal
,,um lWn o. OWN lslt, al,pt supplying
ida usu table With Hsh luI eiahieen
lunuilu
lho1v p,v thuuahnda ~ small pVuds
throughout the ,uunl,, which might
With little trouble aud large profit, he
converted iuto ,atp l'uuda
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paa ealAs rl,,up


ua Monday evening He"a, " ee'e'
uoysrNey MArasws eoelve, 'eles'e"
rxa a. Esgssvs ,Aet,a q hwess
ssA,ysa,rA wslhean, ala''as ,Oa.es
90 slNllSs lptpsAsA Nat a ps'se asm
wrItt,AsplAcs, ~ Aa,lshI The NeN
moralns, Ia than saap'y ~ 'N'll'e's
a,a,lon 90 the Han llaN,lle rellr'ed lh@
AawA pAwesles. " rseye", y with snr
h,re a, ha command aNd aaAmg " a
hive aulNelpNI w pwse,,r the pee'e
e0all hs Mral.hed u, VAS mroa''e'N
~ .a,l q MILITARY bmr q, TIA, hoOt even
uN sas prOpw ~ ~ az a. M WamS
NAad Nn iD,m WheslIns until ATE,
Aa,laaL The ue,vte' e'es'arhed
the short ~ aumu,rN 4 fa'sa', prevent
,hs ashl aud st,ep. the ra'''"a' ""' T"
they ahauld pspape hom the state W.
s,ee MlvlAs,l "a ~ Iheh Whereabouts ."
that INey coNldbe appeheNde'l brought
hark apd pvsVru,e'C
A-,ut o'ylocA Tuesday woF"'ns the
she,,i photographed i,om Vlll'e' a ~"
,,a aay,ns ,ha, the r,Uwd was ,hcrr,
o,hs ,Ias act, " tha, no Wa pnwrt''a7'
mL aaklod " aaNalaNtr vH''ld h'
.anl Tho Uo,o,eW rrrl,ed that 4"
,aaran, III aalllpls ,nuld noI oe Na,eN
,hs,s Ia I,meJ hu, that he would sonl
a, rnye arms With Which ~ atm ih'
,s~., aud diWy,od that every ehw'
shoahl be- ma,le ~ sTrsal the ra','rS
While Ihla Telegram was helna lrane
muIvlA dlapalch Naa rcceIyed m the
nsusrsu aaS Iva Iha, the hshl hsl al
tral, ,aAsa place,
~ ~ w ha wgtcjlrd that ~ ~
taH ~ brutal Md dlss'agelul shouh'
ha,o w,uIcd Within ,ho state,
and ,a " NAV have heeh
unavoidable, lis tho duty vt Tho heal
authorities Io prsss,Ne the peaoe vi ,hsh
,pspeelNe haallliea, aHd oao woa'd
.ar,saa thai The ahe,,a NJ any "'un,,
IN ihla state eoald, w,,hln a very eho''
time, aummon ttum the a'eat bad, Z"
Law ahilinu r,llsaRa NJ hlA oou",N iS'aa'
s,aausi., tally ahlp ~ ptcyrOi a rrls'
nsht aud ~ NTrsl the helllieio"'
parties Wsolhe, With 'heN
aa,onda, sble'. aud aoe',wa
The r,,,L people ~ lHuoke, however
ate ,hrmselVpH law Auditing, quiet anJ
peaceful, apj MAY nol have neen sor
plIe,l Nth Nespans whloh s"old enahlr
,he,a b, vepe With the rouahA VIM pat
rnnlsr auyh Embellishments, anl Nh'
~ doubt, Nvubd have De-iaiod Nlso'
nual, any aIlsnpi ~ interfere With ,hol'
amuampni
OW statute ~ p,VNom r'ae hsm
na drrla,sa, 'thaI " WN ro'aon Oshi
p,I,s aplt ~ lbIa state, =" ~, ~ He,o"'
~ anN pafaoN eo lldhtihH, 'a'0
and pvr,y aurh rp,sU sha)) h" d'om"'
suit, Vt a toloN AMI upoo ,nuNi,ll"'
Ihs,,ad he ,,nnned ~ the pon,Icn,'a''
49,, lua, than w. 49,, mo,o than lo'
Yeats
Although Ihp 0ah isoo, u Ia ~"
Va, all o,er With The "huIh mu,Ho,a
NJ eil,ri Will 10 Apa,rl ~ arr"mrlHl
IhrIr atval, NhuwNr, they maN w. an'
hIlna them ha,h ~ h,u"b" v"u"', u
anHu ., h,f ihia ,inlai,nn Ut law,
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~ tho RrpuhlhaU ramp NJ Chtaan
and throughout tho COUNTRY m,to'o""A,
Iu,huienue .and anatN U,iminaIonH
,elan white ~ tho Democratic hnusc
hnld all IA p,a,c AMI de,wum hewo
v,aIa az d,a,ua-ina the mctltA at ,he''
lnalpta With tho uimuat ial'npaa and
mutual rsapp,, white ihci, "l'rnoon'a
lran,l ~ the uar NJ the vocabulary "i
hilinaSlalo ~ mJe, I" dea'''l'o "a'h
uthpt la,nnialp thu, oNt,nnH it tho
Aprninlnnnt II delcaalpa ~ lhol, fioR
hlpuilal Convention a,o eNc,, WhU,''"n
dn,tud With ai,upaa aUd de'nIoua II"
hhe,atinn, npa,lN cyrN RorUhlNan
Convention haa hoon the @eno ~
nhGpN and ,tlpn,V, MT uuholurnil,
en,lns ~ aa,sas,nU anl Vynl, lNmr
nrtala ppnd lheiI Delegations w. the tlu
rinnaii hnVpniiun With itvo Waprd
and uulelle,rd handa, h. at Ne
the iniwaala VI the pa'N and
the so",l ~ The country NAV dncrt The
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slandins that the carefully parked m''
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patty ~ Whom " H. Nhl'"ased,
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nmo, Nv Tho pfopenro VI the shaualrd
lplpsalionH Nhoso ,oios a,o instructed
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hrarh nltrunl, ate hrarl Ia tho party
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alalesmsn named lu r,paIloul has hla
warm i,,an,ls and supporters, hut ihrN
know how ~ ohaeJyo the tuloa ol ,lo.
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tive lava,itea lhsse diyp,se pic,nrca,
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