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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07

AllAN named Berde, claiming to Be
Captain 81 the American brig Lizzie n. Ner-
rill, has recently arrived 81 Queenstown IN Z
bark from Valparaiso. He reports that the
Lizzie M. Merrill foundered ct ga on 1ebru-
airy q that her crew, with the e1ception gof
himself, were lost, and that Re chung 70 !
plank for three days, when he was picked mp
by q bark, on board Of which he remained
until February q, and was then transferred
to the vessel which brought him to Queens
town.
The State Department has received
complaints from United States Ministers
abroad showing that the bogus medical col
leges at Philadelphia have resumed the sell
ing Of diplomas In Europe.
SIR FRANCIS HINCKs and others, d.
rectors Of the collapsed Consolidated Bank
of Montreal, who were indicted for making
false returns to the Government regarding
the condition Of the concern, have been &C
quilted.
BERLIN kilograms Of the S1st ult.
declare that extensive preparations were
making throughout all parts of Germany for
emigration to the United States during the
coming summer.
A LONDON telegram of the 31st ult.
says the elections in Great Britain on that
day, SO far as they were concluded, had re-
suited in sweeping Liberal victories. The
impression prevailed that the Beaconsfeld
Ministry was doomed.
ADMIRAL PHILIP WEsTPHAL, the
oldest commissioned officer in the British
navy, died on the 3lst ult. He was ninety
eight years old.
A GALLERY fell In Glasgow (Scot-
land) hall on the 31st ult., and seriously in
jured many people.
BARON GEDALIA, President of q we'll
known Copenhagen clearinghouse, has been
sentenced to one months imprisonment for
repeatedly using Cancelled stamps on stocks
and bills.
A ST. PETERSBURG telegram of the
LIST says General Melikoff had interdicted the
play of Julius Caesar.
AN explosion of fire damp in col
liery at Anderlues, Belgium, occurred on the
LIST. There were $50 persons in the mine ct
the time of the disaster. At dark on the
evening of the lst twenty corpses had been
recovered. " 55&t
IT is said that. owing to the drought
which has prevailed in Cuba for three
months, the tobaeco and sugar crops will be
very much below the average yield this year.
A HALIFAX IN. 81 dispatch of the
LIST says the weather there continued exceed
ingly stormy, and the snow in the streets was
from three to four feet deep, and in the coun-
try in some places ten feet. t.
The Dublin Home Rule League has
passed resolution denouncing in the
strongest terms the mob that so rudely
treated Mr.. Parnell at Enniscorthy..
The Portuguese Government has also
recognized Roumania.
A CoNsrANTINOPLE dispatch of re-
cent date says that terrible distress prevailed
in Asia Minor. Cattle, sheep and goats were
dying on all hands, and the country between
Angora aud Ismid was fast becoming a desert.
The unauthorized religious com
munities in France number 1874 for men, with
7,4A members, and coz for women, with H.
W3 members. Paris and its suburbs contain
1928 Jesuit communities, and the Jesuit COL
leges in France number "a.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07

The Owatonna DAILY Herald has
passed in its checks and the paper
viii hereafter appear in an enlarged
form as a weekly, under the name Of
Steele County Herald. It will con.
tinue to boom for Jim Blaine.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07

And now the charge is made that
Washburn bribed Springer to vote
against Donnelly. Springer has
asked for an investigation and late
.adyices from Washington say that
the revelations to be made will impli,
cate Donnelly Of putting up a job
on the committee. Let us have the
facts, no matter whose OK will be
~.o-o1 gE}55lS@E.zg5
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07

The prospect of a war between;
Russia and China has brought an.
order from the Chinese government
to the Winchester Arms company
for between fifteen and twenty nil.
lion cartridges, the first order Of the
kind ever given to foreigners.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07

Viewing the Tilden wave, the
World rises to say : As we under
stand the situation at present the
Tilden ticket is: For President, Mr..
S. J. Tilden, Of New York; for. Vice
President, Mr.. John NJ. Richard NJ.
Henry b. Samuel S. Palmerbishop-
paynerandall of Illinoisohiopennsyl-
vania. We fear that some Of the
latter gentlemen will get left, as it
Were.''
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07

Rushford Star. 81 never could
enjoy poetry when I'm cooking"
said Rushford girl, '"but when go
out to feed the pigs and chickens,
and hist myself onto the fence and
throw my soul into few lines of
Captain links, it does seem as if this
earth was made to live on after all. :"
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07

South Carolina will send solid.
delegation to Chicago for Grant.
Sherman has, been unable to secure
even a semi.respectable following.
Every county thus far heard from
has instructed for Grant. .= &
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07
LATER NEWS.
PRINCE BISMARCK celebrated his six

PRINCE BISMARCK celebrated his six
ty-sixth birthday on the list. II
UP to the evening of the I'd the re-
turns from the Parliamentary election in
England showed the election of 212 Liberal
members and 12l Conservatives.
In the United States Senate on the
I'd the bill to ratify the Ute agreement was
debated by Messrs. Teller and Hill (Col.),
the latter favoring ratification and indorsing
Secretary schurz, and the former taking
ground in opposition to both. Tie House
amendments to the bill amending the Census
act were disagreed to, and Conference
Committee was appointed Mr.. Wallace,
on behalf of the majority of the
Senate Select Committee on alleged
frauds in the late elections, submitted a
special report concerning political assess
ments, showing that the whole sum received
by the Republican Committee in the summer
and fall Of 1878 from Federal officials was
$4,000, and recommending the passage of q
bill to prohibit officers and employees of the
United States from contributing money for
political purposes. A minority report would
subsequently be submitted by Mr.. Teller.
Adjourned to the 5th. The Star Service De-
fciency bill was further debated in the House,
and the Senate amendments were finally con-
CURED incl to SO.
IT was reported from Washington on
the I'd that the Cabinet had decided to recon-
mend legislation looking to the establishment
OF civil government in Alaska.
A NEW ORLEANS telegram of the I'd
reports the formation of large crevasse near
Gretna, La. Agreat deal of damage had al
ready been accomplished.
ACCORDING to official figures, the
packing of the West during the past winter
/ season-from November 1, 1879, to March |,
1888 aggregated $3.50, 49, hogs. OF this
number, Chicago slaughtered 2,525,219 St.
Louis, 81, 79S; Cincinnati, 5S4, $50; Indianap-
oils, 1854, O21; Milwaukee, 34l,7S3, and Louis
vile, $50. During the same period last
year the West slaughtered 7,4SO,64S hogs, or
:3O, 1877 more than the number returned for
the season of 1S79-SO.
A WASHINGTON special of the I'd
to the Chicago Inter Ocean. states that
the whole number of pensions granted
since 1892 not including the arrears-of-pay
claims, amounted to nearly 0o,COO, and, in
addition, nearly quarter of million of ap-
plcations for pensions we're then on file
EIGHT persons were hung in various
parts of the United States on the I'd. Among
them were Edward Tatro, who killed Mrs.
Butler at Highgate, VT, who was hung at
Windsor, VT, and Stone, the co!orel wife
murderer, who was strangled at Washington,
D. G. In the latter case, as the drop fell,
the head was completely separated from the
body, almost as clearly as If 1t had been done
with knife.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07
Domestic.

Domestic.
Two TINsM1THs were blown from the
Seventh Regiment Armory building in New
York few days ago, and received fatal in
juries.
IT was denied at Washington on the
Goth that American vessels of war were at the
1sthmus Of Panama engaged in surveys and
other operations distastcful to the Colombian
authorities.
FROM September I, last, to recon
date 2,N1 miles of railway were completed in
this country, and within the same period Or
rangements were completed for the building
of 1851 miles more
AT a meeting Of the members of the
First Reformed Presbyterian Church Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, on the morning of the Goth, tho
disorder became so violent that the public
peace was disturbed, and the meeting was
broken up by the Mayor and the Chief Of
Police, assisted by a squad of policemen.
CHIEF OURAY, who was at Fort
Leayenworth ON the 3oth ult., had a talk with
Douglass and the other Indian prisoners. He
said he hoped the prisoners would be pun
ished If guilty, and he thought Douglass
would not have attempted to escape II he had
not been afraid of being hanged. y
WHILE General Grant was at Hous-
ton, Texas, recently, some one shut off the
gas from the city and spiked the cannon.
The Mayor offered reward Of $500 for the
arrest Of the offenders. ~
GEORGE MITCHELL, q San Francisco
painter, was arrested few days ago, on
charge Of insanity preferred by his employer.
Ho ho1 jnso fho
zle, and covered the floor and wall with fig
uresin his attempt to solve It.
ON the Seth ult. two card-players in
Bandera County, Tex, quarreled, adjourned
to the street, and shot each other dead.
The last payment of the New York
Central syndicate for the stock purchased Of
Mr.. Vanderbilt, last fall, amounting to
$5,OOO, OOO, was made on the 31st ult. It was
reported that the great railroadcr offered to dis
pose Of 100000 additional shares, and that tn
syndicate had the matter under consideration
Mr.. Vanderbilt Is reported to have said he
wished to hold $50,00O,00O in United States
four-per-cents, and as he held $98, 200,
the 100000 shares would just about fill the
bill. i5EL
On the 30th ult. Andrew Wallace,
lately of Indianapolis was shot and fatally
wounded by his insane son at Pennington,
Dakota.
A WASHINGTON telegram Of the 31st
1ult. says the National Bank circulation had
Increased 06s6, 1903 since Resumption-day "
January l, 1870 and legal tenders on deposit
with the Treasurer for the purpose Of rctir-
ing circulation increased 3S,O2S,0s9 during
the same period. !, ~
The receipts from internal revenue
during March were about s9,00a 600. From
customs, &c. 600. ss .Is.. ~
BURDETTE; p. PATTEN, the man who
bribed : Cook County Oily juror and after.
ward, when the matter was about To- be 81.
Ivestigated, went TO Kansas, was brought
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07
Foreign.

DEGREES against unauthorized relig-
ious societies in France were published on the
morning of the 9Oth. The one relating to the
Jesuits dissolyes the association and directs
that the establishments occupied by its mem
bers be vacated within three months.
DISPATCHES of the 8Oth ult. says riots
had occurred in several OF the close Parli-
amentary districts in England and Scotland,
where the Conservatives had encouraged In
dependent candidates in order to divide the
Liberal vote.
TIE Park hurdle handicap in Eng
land was won on the Both ult. by James Cor
don Benefits " Muscodin." 5e
The accusation is made by q Mexican
newspaper that the United States Govern
ment has been selling to American citizens
lands within the limits Of the Mexican State
Of Sonora Il
REV. DIR. NEWMAN HALL, the noted
English Congregational clergyman who was
divorced from his wife some months ago,
was married again recently to the Miss knife
whose name figured 20 prominently in the
trial OF the cause. 858 f. Ss
MADRID dispatches Of the s0th nit.
say that the rivers Jucar and segura and their
tributaries had overfowed their banks and
inundated . vast section Of country, includ-
Ing the towns Of ALGERIA and Orihuela. The
damage wrought was very great.
GENERAL FAIRCHnD, the United
States Minister TO Spain, reached Madrid On
the sOth ult. and was received BY the Kingon
the 31st.
THE Jesuits are building houses "a
various parts Of spain, and have purchased .
large essablishmen int near Madrid. 80
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07

The Republican State Central
Committee meets in St. Paul to-
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-07
THE NEWS.
Compiled from Latest Dispatches.
! Congress-.


The Deficiency Appropriation bill,
containing the appropriation Of seO7,soO for
United States Marshals and deputies, was re-
ported in the Senate on the Goth, and placed on
tho calendar. The Geneva Award bill was
further debated. "A number Of bills were in
trodmced In the House, among which were: By
Mr. Herbert, prescribing and defining tho man.
ner Of guaranteeing to each State repub-
lican form of Government; by Mr.: Robert
SON. reaitirming and applying the Mon
vSins that heSsafte mr. ali 0rt cola P and
silver coins of the United States shall be in
Interchangeable at their lawful value on the
10 Of aGes so Ts9Sy 81 A M PAX"
Mr.. Warner, for the appointment of q COM
mission to revise and readjust the tariff and
aws IN The Consar and
Committee of the Whole. 80
In the Senate on the 3Oth ult. Mr..
Logan, from tho Committee on Military
Affairs, reported adversely ON the joint reso
luton authorizing the Secretary of War to
furnish tents, etc., to the Grand Army Of the
Republic OF Wisconsin, there being no tents
9vail9ble for the purpose. bin was intro:
tho lands of the Miami Indians, in Kansas.
The House bill for the protection of the Poto-
mac fisheries f and for the preservation Of
was passed. Amendments to the De-
TO-. The House passed the Consular and
Diplomatic Appropriation bill. Mr.. Clymer
ice' Deficiency bl, With the Senate ' AMEND Ssnd
~ments. and both bills were referred to the
Committee Of the Whole. The contested cleo
Second District Of Arkansas, wis taken up,
slemons, the sitting momber, made arguments mt
each In his own behalf.
BILLS were passed in the Senate on
tho 3lst ult., providing for an international
exhibition IN New York in 1883, and to equal
lie hOmesteads by allowing locations in more
than one place where necessary to make up
100 acres. The Immediate Deficiency Appro-
moved an amendment diving employees IN the
Government printing office Q vacation on
holidays without deduction of pay; this was
opposed by Messrs. Carpenter, Edmunds and
Mr.: Edmunds to strike out the clause relating
to the appointment and pay of Special Deputy
Marshals, leaving tho appropriation intact,
was rejected-22 to3 4-and the bill was then
read third time. Several bills were report
passed. A resolution was adopted-149 to 81
declaring the sitting member, VIM. +. Stem
0ns, entitled to the seat in the House from the
Second Arkansas District. s.-
MAJORITY and minority reports were
made In the Senate on the LIST from the Special
Committee on Election Frauds. The Imme-
diate Deficiency Appropriation bill was further
considered, Mr.. Edmunds making a lengthy
speech in opposition to the measure, and Mr..
Eaton following In defense of the bill; the bill
y %as then h Rassed.sS to Ala party vote The
amended and passed In the House. The Star
Service Deficiency bill was debated in Com.
mittcc OF the Whole. :,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
By Green s. Wise, Auetioneers.

SALE OF A VAIN.
~ ABLE BU1LDINGO ON KING STREET
In pursuance of decree of the Corporation
Court of the city of Al.xaudria in the cmse "t
II. B. Clstrn s. Co, against James NJ Stewart
and others. the undersigned, commissioners OF
sale, will oller for sale by auction, a. abou. IL
o'clock M, on MONDAY, the 7th day OF Juuo,
1880, in front Of the entrance to the curt room.
oa Fairfax atreet, Alcxandris. Virginia. tho
LOT OF GROUND and IMPHOV EN- ENFI
thereon on the north sidn oc King, he!wocu Roy
Al and Puts streets Alexandria. Va, on which
stands the building Nos l0l, lob and ]05 H,ns
street Tie 10. fronts on airg street - foo:
inches. moro or less. anh ruas back lOO It. north
10 Hooi's alloy
Terms of Sale: Ono thousand dollars in cash.
and tho residue in lhron cqusl payments u: six
twelve and eighteen months, with intsres! i'"n'
the day Of sslu; tho notes OF tho purchaser, win
security, and waving homestead, to bo given
thoreto, and AS furlner security the building
to be kept insured by tho purchaser for mo ba"
oft of tao undersigned i'll tho sum OF 81 WO. "nl
| tho title oftheproperty retained till thr pnrchs"
money is paid.
s. +. BEACH, lComs. Of
meG-ts JO.N NJ JOHNSON. Sslo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
South Bound.
Mail. Erpress.

h"i', SVuLAHsch connects at Gordonsvi.lo,
T..A C"n'. G OHIO i. X East ard West. At
Ivrc.hGrg connects with Atlantic, Al iss. s.
r4lo j.. k., through South vnsi Virginia, 10
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis I.ittle Rock
g.! Ic-,5--%ad u. Danvillo with Richmond u
LsDYiIlo Il. j., to South end Southwest.
E1pra7s Southwark connects st Gor!OnsyilIe
q all pOinLs on Chcs. & Ohio H. K,
MIXED TRAINS for ain Limo leavo al.
% andra jaily, except Sunday, 800 a. M. and
i 'D noon. and returning arrive NJ Alexandria
"GO y II and > - p. IN.
For NJ \ + ASShS LINE leave W.ghirgLnr
: 10 =. I'll. sHd Alexandria IS g. n., daily,
OK ?opt Sunday, arrive 81 SLrashGrg at T. 25 D. m
connecting with tho Valley Road East m j
Wes- boave Strssburg , 90 p. m., arriving =.
Alexandria AL T. 30 p. m.
NIKE Ed TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSlON losvcs Alexandria Tuesday Thursday
r"d Saturday, at wI a. m, and returns Men.
Gsg, "Wednesday and Friday at > 43 y. IN.
FOR Mlddicbucg, daily Connection ct Plrinn
station.
For Upperviiie. ro&aisr connoction al Dolq.
plane.
For WAKNENTNN, Insvo Washington .,
= IL .. NJ.
Al t7xia3 nl>sc soDi connections, II sTash,
IRg!on, TO and from North and West
Now Orleans socpor Leaves Waakinstou ~
: ~ =. m, running through without chauyr,
On EXpf09s train, leaving Washington at Ia 20
p. m, Marks Adjustable Eoclining Chair Tar,
viii exs-a ri.nr:.e oniy $500, through to
D,Hvi!".
ihrougE tickets very log ~ tho siouti. an
Southwest.
sul0 l. NJ EnOADUa, q. 7. =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTENS SALE OF ABLE
& LAND NEAR NCCCQUAN VILLAGE.
By virtue OF deed CT trus: from George Selec.
msn and wife, dated the 18th day of February,
1873, recorded among tho land records of Fair
fax county liber 2, No. 4. page s65, and for tho
purpose theron mentioned the undersigned will
oGsr by public snetion at Fairfax Court House,
on MONDAY, the 2lst day of June, 1850, the
TRACT OF LAND conveyed in said deed of
trust, except that portion conveyed by George
Selecmsn and wife to Redmsn Selecmsn. Said
land contairs 522 acres, and will be sold in lots
and designated as lots Nos. l, = and 3.
No contains 90 scres ono third in timber,
with comfortable HOUSE.
No 2--l92 scrci, with good HOUSE and
barn; one third cleared,
No. 3-2T0 acres. and known as the HOME
TRACT has comfortable HOUSE and barn.
Terms of Sale: SO much Of tho purchase
money il cash IS will pay expenses Of sale; also
the sum CT one Thousand dollars. with interest
thereon from the 18Th day OF February. 1878.
until the day Of sale. Selling So trustee, shall
convey such title as is vested in me, which
believe to bs good.
my9O-td VIM. +. HALEY, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
By ONesl s. Lucas. Auetioneers.


COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue of .
~ decree of the Corporation Court for tho city
Of Ale Yandria, Va, rendered ct its July term.
1877, in the chancery cause Off. q. Milburn and
vito VS.. w. T.. Mllburn ct sis. tho undersigned.
commissioner therein named, will otler for sale
BY public auction. in font of tho Royal street
entrance 10 the Market Building, Alexandria,
Va. on SATURDAY, tho 9th day Of June,
1880, st II o clock m, tho following properly.
to wit:
No. /. LOT with TWO (2) HOUSES there.
on, on tho west sido Of st. Assph street. Begin
ming l25 foet inches north Of Wilkes street;
thonce northwardly 81 feet inches; thonco west
lC0 feet, with ssmo width As in front. This pro-
perty is now ronted for $40 50 per month.
No. 2 LOT OF GROUND on south side Of
Gibbon street. beginning m feet east OF St Asaph
street. thence essL Ii feet inches; thence south,
with same width as in front, 16 f. to 10 # alloy.
No 3. That LOT just east OF No. z, above
described. being Of same dimensions AS that lot
Lots Nos. = and arc now rontod for SIS each
por year; the houses on them belong to tho
rentors, Tho lots will be sold separately. or to.
cethcr as may bo desired Ut time OF sao
Terms OF Sale: Ono-fourth OF tho purchase
money in cash and tho residue in threo equal
payments al T. Il and Is months rom day Oh sale,
tho defoI red payments to bear interest from The
day of ssle and 10 bo occurred by the notes OF tho
purchaser or purchasers, with approved security.
and tho retention of tho title TO tho property
sold until said notes sro paid.
j, g. MILBURN.
mpe-eots Com. OF Sale
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-'NNGH AREANGEMENT-Two Trains
.a.y t"Xccp: Sunday between Alexanuris
g.. .ir.nt Eii. -
beginning May Il, 1880.
!.,,,f" Washington al 8 % y. IN. and 4 % ~ ~
-. .-."AanGra ~ 8 O5 3. m. 4 25 D. m nsss
.,a.ot-E, gong westward, al IL 10 q. M. Ind
,3| .. "a; and arrive at Round Hill Al II N
,:l7 80 :, N. Loavc Round Hill at 5 30 n. m
.a. l. 81 p In.; pass Loosburg, going eastward
s. a.i@ - IA. and | III 9. M; and arrivo At Alex.
e" .-aa. ID a. m., and 3 Is u. m. and =,
Washington 81 : 70 p. m. and 25 D. u..
n Passengers from Washington will tskf
g.. "&5"!G&t"n and Ohio cars at tae BsItirnors
.u.r@Ac l.Hi !rcad station at9 Nam. and n
. .l., aat 60 through to Round Hill witbnu,
.,.s sH.' ca.s.
jat&r' Az. Train from NoxanGris snil2 q
g.. %. An from Found Hll conrec: with
.aa"lcr i.;r" OF Coaches, which losyo T.see.
..-s ..';y 70: Aldo and Middloburg.
&c." irsins, westward, make close connect,nra
Il Tf'aGa, nth SI5sons Line Of S!Mres for Fair.
. t.a-t House
"':'ra':>:a!s%n tickets, 81 cts y,er R,slge
%a&aE.z sini>Gts, $50.
J. II. HAVENEH,
h.Yl'---i Ghneral Ticket Agent.
~ a.. VlE3. MIDLAND s. q. s. X Il,
= " JOHN y. BARBOUR, Receiver.
IN sal H!,"r SUNDAY, April il, lHSO. Pas.
."' irslHs VIII run rs follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
.TLOOR STAIN fo- staining halls, stsi

FLOOR STAIN fo- staining halls, stair.
~ wsy5 and tho floors OF rooms it is desired to
exve uncsrpe.ed during tho summer season.
We nave been preparing this article for many
years past ard have sold large quantities of it in
various localities and with universal satisfaction
to those who have used it. 1t is rich walnut in
color (ether light or dark as may bo wanted),
csn be applied By any one with a sponge or
brush, dries readily and can be kept clean by
simply wping the floor off with warm auds and
cloth. On ordinary smooth panks one half
gallon is generally sufficient 10 stain tho floor of
room l6 to IS feet square. Price 81 per gslo
lon. No charge for cans.
JANNRY & CO.. Druggists
my8 Alexandra, Va.
NEW TURKISH PRUNES just received by
~ myiS J. G. MILBURN.