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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10
Sherifs Sale.

Sarah A. Grubbs } State % Louisiana,
No. 90 ". Parish Of Rjchand.
Frank holland & wifi. First Ward Masis
lrarcs Court.
Bv yifine cf p writ of ii. ia. issued from
the iIonl. Magistrates Court Of the First
Ward, parish ct Richland, Louisiana, and 10
me directed. ia the above entitled and Nuns
bcred snir, have seized and will otter Tor
SHE To the l;,, aud highest bidder, IN the town
Of DEM, SAID Parish, on
I|cdWS,lGp, January the 20h, 1880,
The following described property. ,owt:
Three ca Cows and Five ~ lealiue>.
Seized a. thu property 81 Frank Nolanil an'
wife and will be sold to safety said writ aud
all costs.
Terms of sale, cash. with the bcneii; OF
appraisement
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff
Delhi, Ia, Jan. 3rh, 1880. l0.2t.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10
Among Our Exchanges.

Vienna Sentinel: One of the most
wonderful freaks of nature we ever
saw was exhibited M our streets last
Tuesday evening. The curiosity con-
sisted of a puppy with eight perfectly
formed legs, two of which were joined
to the lower part Of the neck. between
the shoulder and the head. four ears
and kind If double head, somewhat
resembling that of a bulldog. Con-
sdering the number OF legs, the pup
would possibly have made a very fast
racer had it lived to reach dos-aye.
Columbia Herald: \ Texas horse
drover. Willie crossing his horses over
the river At this place on the lst inst.
lost six by drowning. They became
en,angled and swan about in circle,
and finally disappeared $50. Colum-
hia is Oh the march Of Improvement.
New buildings are in the course Of
construction, and everything seems
bright for our town. ......
Judge j. f. Trimble is associated
with J. NJ. Rabun in the editorial
management of the Farmerville Ga
zette. Ne congratulate the people OF
Union parish on this accession to the
editorial department Of their parish,
and extend the ris htband Of wship
to the Judge.
Jas. 4. Wi,tcr (whitO shot and
killed George Besselieu (coloreG), a,
Homer He was acquitted at the
preliminary examination. as acting in
sclf-defen>c. Bcsscllicu was aavauc
iny on him with knife.
Minden Democrat
\ hurgier forced an entrance into
the dwelling house Of j. W. Adams
last Sunday, while Mr.. \. was absent,
and made off with shotgun, valued
at $40, and what cash there was il
the house-$l5 or $40 we suppose
The thief has not been found as yet
but Mr.. Adams is sure Of his captur,
at no late date. -. Mr.. j .
Monzingo very clever Young gen
tlcman living in two or three miles y
this place. had some words in towI
Wednesday night last witha negr,
man about an account An alteration
took place, in which MIR. Monzing'
received two severe cuts or stabS
!, oEe in the head, the other in the shoul
der. Dr. Hamilton dressed the wounds
at once and pronounces them no
dangerous. The negroes name i
Martin Crawford, and lives on Capt
Wade's plantation. He made bi
escape and up to date has not beef
arrested. He was at the time drum
and insulting.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10

The Sabine Index gives its neigh
Dor, the Sou,hron, q pretty sharp re-
buke for filching our locals of the 9Th
of December bodily, only substituting
Many where we had Rayville. We
noticed this little, discOurteous and
uuw arranted liberty, but concluded
that reproof from us would be space
wasted upon one who would take such
liberties with the press.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10
IMPROVING NAVIGATION.
The Mississippi Commission Solve
the Whole Problem i'm IL few Days.
Memphis Avilaoche.


The river commission, appointed by
the president to investigate the vari-
Gus schemes to Improve tie MISSISSIPPI
pi river. seems to have taken a hop,
skip and jump through the Southern
waters. According to Capt. John
COwdon, who has just returned from
New Orleans. either the commission
were able to solve important problems
by merely passing down the great
river, or left them unsolved.
1t was not to be supposed that qucs-
ton of such Importance could be set
tied in few weeks or even few
months; but the commission went,
saw and conquered in about the time
required for "round trip" between
Memphis and New Orleans by steam
boat
1t is only few days since the Gen.
Barnard, containing the commission,
passed Memphis en- route to the Gulf.
Thursday night that steamer returned,
containing such members of the COM
mission as did not so North by rail
Capt. CowdOn's information is that
the work was remarkable for its thor
ougbness. First, the national Gene
terry at Vicksburg was inspected.
Second, just above Na,cbez, where the
river bank is caving in and threatens
to form q lake, a nocturnal iDvestiga.
ton was make by aid Of trusty Ian
tern. Third. q fog prevailing at Don
, aldsonville, It was also investigated
Fourth, the commission spenttwo days
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10

A gentleman, while hunting hogs
q short time since in Livingston par
isb, came upon a human skull and
bones, and discovered rope dang
ling from tree-all Of which gave
evidence of terrible tragedy having
been enacted there at some time. The
bones was supposed to be those of q ne
gro who disappeared about q year
ago.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10

Mangham, of the Beacon. is discuss
ing Capital Punishment in his spicy
little sheet. Such subjects never Ell.
ter our uind.-NorehOuse Clarion.
Well, we would not have admitted
that we were Indifferent to subject
Of such great Importance to every
person in all countries. We admit
that it is worthy the consideration of
the most gifted orators and writers.
but that is no reason why it should
not also attract the attention of the
"small fry" We are as much entitled
to our opinion on oil subjects as if we
edited q metropolitan journal.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10

The editor was sick a-bel last Sat
urday and Sunday and does not know
what occurred on the streets during
those two days. lie has beard, how
ever. that the town was full of people
on Saturday, and that the people were
full of whisky.-Morehouse CLARION.
Had the fluid nothing to do with
your assuming a horizontal position.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10

cooking about New Orleans, and then
started in q straight line for the North
pole. -. ..+: ~.
But 10 men Of genius, an investiga-
ton apparently so superficial need not
prevent the arrival at conclusions.
As elaborate a report as the data pro-
vided by six months spent III careful
investigation could furnish, can be
and doubtless will be made. The
. commission will report that Allah is
great and that Eads is His prophet :;
that the jetties are the uost wonderful
success of the century. and that Tie
Mississippi river problem can be solv-
ed omy ~ adopting Can't. EadS plans,
to cost anywhere from fifty million ID
one hundred million. But was ii nee
essarv to take even flying trip down
the Mississippi river. preliminary TO
evolving this report from the COMMITS
si0n's inner consciousness! One of
Capt Eads' talented secretaries at
81. Louis, could have furnished it any
. time, and the document could have
been sent by mail 70 the members of
the commission for their signatures.
This would have sinplilied matters
and saved the Government expense.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10

We learn from special to the
Vicksburg Herald, from Ben Lomond,
that Mr.. McGuire, marshal of Prov
idence, while ia discharge Of his otlic-
ial duty, was murdered by James
Brown, a natboatman, who mace his
escape.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10
$&sRietlaaaBBg's ato''.
RAYVILLE. ...LOUYSIANA.
Gov. Cobb, OF Alabama has ap-
pointed Luke Pryor, Of Athens, rs
Senator Hous,on's Successor. He
was HOuston's law partner.

The President Of Bolivia has been
depOsed and has fled for his life, while
the President of Peru is en- route for
Europe IN cog. and it is believed he
is getting out of danger.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.



".
j.. VI Kelly and Abe Thompson.
State OF Louisiana, Parish of OuachI'a,
Parish Court.
BY virtue Of writof ii. fl. issued from
the tionl. Pansh Court in ant for the Parish
Of Ouarhia State Of Louisiana. and t" me di>
rccrcd, as >hcrii Of the Parish Of kI' hiahd,
said State |. have seized and WIKI oicr for
sale at the cour, house door IN said Parish oi
Richond. on Saturday,
The In dag IF February, 1880,
the following property, to>wl,;
The east 4 south ives, ! Of north ives,
|. and the sou,h east of Section -, L Ii
North X East, containing $50 acres more
or less; the ca>, ! Of south east t, Section -
L Ii North Il - East, containing 50 acres
more or less; the north west . Of Section b.
L Ii North, L ii Fast, containing 100 acres
more or less the south east Of south west
!. Section &, ] IL Nnrtn, Il Il Fast. contain
Irg forty acres more or less the south east
:. elton, and east ! OF south west !, Section >
+ IL Moth, X East containing l2O acres
more or less; the east OF 81 nth west ! and
east ! OF Seton 10 aud east J of east OF
Section -, ant north east /, Section % %, and
west 81 uonh west t and south west !
Section %. all in L III North, K East, con
tanning 800 more or icss tie south east ! o
north east !. Section 4, L Ii North, II East
con,ainlnS 10 acres more or less; all tina, par
Of north east ! OF Section }, II North. X I
East containing % acres more or less the
norta F, OF north ives, t. Section SO, I II
Month, X Is East, containing so acres more ol
les the south east ! OF south east / Sector
81. L IS North, L East, con'ainon. II
acres more or less; the south west oil iht
south west ! Section is, L IS North, h
East, containing 10 acres more or less
Seized as the property Of }. VI. Nelly AM
viii lie sold NJ public auction to the last an'
highest bidder, to satisfy sala H. IA and al
cost.
Terms of sale-cash, without the benefit O
apprasemeni.
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff.
Sheriff, office. RayviIie, La, Jany Bird, 1880.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10
COnstable'S Sale.

T.. Lewis, State Of Louisiana,
". Parish If Rnblaud.
NJ. j. Buic. y iih Ward Magistrates Court.
BY viir"r of WIN oi ii. Ia. issued from
the iionl. Magistrate Court of tn. iih ward,
E.ch'and parish, La, and to me directed, ia
ihc above cnr,,ird suit. have seized and will
OTTER inr sale To The last and highest bidder at
tine court lou,r IN Rayvi, SAID parish, on
Sat"rdoy. the I'm day IF Jdn., 1850,
the undivided one third interest in the tolLow-
my described property, to-wit The north
west quarter and east half OF south east quar-
ter. section twcmiy-six, township sixteen north,
range SiA e>a,' and the south east quarter OF
uofil, east ',-aitcr, and north east quarter of
S"Hin east quarter, section iwrniy-sevrn. town
ship sixteen north, range >IX east, containing
three hundred and twenty a,rr. more or les,
together with all the Improvement, thereon
Terms ui sale, cash, with the benefit Of
apprai.cmcnt.
J. I. ELLINGTON.
Constable.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10

NTRAYED OR STOLEN, from the under.
signed. a small bay ridgchns horse, blind
l., the right eve. Any person giving iniorna-
non of his whereabouts or delivering HIM 10
me, on the f.. q. Rencher place, wall be paid
wei for his trouble.
JOHN JACKSON.
Jan 3rd, l5e)-3i. o.. ..[.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10
TINiiE STATE or LOUISIANA.

YRNuE STATE or LOUISIANA.
PARISH or RICuLANp, PARISH CoUET.
Succession Of l. " NrCow", Deceased.
Whereas. u. Rawli pr,ii has flied in the
office Of ,he Clerk of the It'll District CouIt
in and for tlie parish of Richlani his app!ica-
ton Tor tie administration OF the estate al |.
y NcCnwn, deceased.
Now therefore. unless pNo>iion be made
the reto within ten days from the date hercni,
the said d. r. Petit will be appointed all
ministr,tor Of the succession of |. \. Mel own.
deceased, upon complying with the requisites
Of the law. j. NEWT PITTS,
Clerk lrh ID. Court.
R,yyillc. La. Jan. 10, lSoU.-2t.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NsSCENSzbN Of Robert III.
- E.clIy. Deceased.
S,a,e If Lp,.isiaIa. }
n 4 -

Z
Parish Of Ii, Island. ! Parish Court.
Whereas. Inhn Cha,le, Administrator II The
surcr> ION ct Rnbclt II Kelly. decreased, ha.
filed IN the o,!'c OF the Ger, al the iih
DI,rr,ct Court IA and Tor the parish % kch-
Land hi- provisional account and tahl"au OF
distribution ~ sad succession. together with
hi, .trli;iou, asking that the same be allowed
ct.
Nov. thc-rf,ro ua!rss opposition in wiring
be tiled il.pFc;u IN ~" flee OF the Clerk of
the rour, ainrc>ald, which office is in the
Courr lluu-". ~ 'hr town of Rayvi!c, withil
ten (G) days from the tate hereof, the said
account, .n hnc proof, u III he allowed by the
co,r, and huinoln.aicG IN all it, parts and
clauses rs thr law directs.
Wiinr-, the Hon f.. c. Montgomery, Judge
Of -;,ia court, and any "lhciai signature and
zeal Of oiii,'e, on this 10th Lly e January, \.
d. 1850 1t J. NEW III Is.
Citrk ! i,h ID. Court.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10

The Fusionists organized and off,
cered tbs Maine Legislature.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-01-10
48 Columns, Do you Take it?

The Sr.gv Sorrn has been constantly i'm
proving ill II has now nearly attained to
perfection. The last issue comes ~ en-
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sc"d tor /, without delay. In future it will
combine all the best feature, Of all the papers
OF the day, and may Justly be called the
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family viii surely AXE H. IL will contain
every possible variety Of reading matter.
with splendid illustrations, and everything To
entertain. a,nu-c and ins,ruc, family. Mako
mp clubs IN every community, and send right
aon: for it. Clubs Of tive can get it for 500
each year. A single copy Is $50. Don't
wait Tor Agents
Addres, J. H. & W B. SEALS.
dec. 97-Jt. ATLANTA, ia.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-01
OBITUARY.

The many friends and acquaintance.
of William Peach will be panied to learn
OF his death, which occurred last evening
at his residence, in New Castle Hundred.
The deceased was In his Slst year. He
was born in Brandywine Hundred,
where he resided Tor some years after be
had obtained his majority, when he re-
moved to his present farm, near Peters
nurseries on the Hare's Corner Road.
He has always been farmer, and So well
did he manage his affairs that he became
the possessor of considerable property.
He was highly respected by all who knew
him being gentleman Of unimpeachable
character, and upright dealings. He at
tended our markets for number o.
years, and had the reputation of selling
the best butter offered for sale in the
In irket. lie was always kind to those in
distress, and would never refuse assist
ance when appliedto. He never married
preferring TO remain bachelor. In poll
tics he was a s'aunch Democrat and al,
ways upheld the principles of that grand
old party. He had been a subscriber oi
the GAZETTE for great many years. His
funeral will take place on Friday morn
ing next at 1 o'clock. lnlerment IN Olc
Swedes church buryins ground.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-01
WILMLNGrON DEL. WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER l. 1880.

isle that In 1873 the ID. g. It. q M. Co.
had a loss by fire, at Canterbury station,
and paid 1t promptly; by VIM. B. Tom
Ilnson that Cd co-insurance with the
Kent County and the ID s # & NJ
loss occasioUed by fire In 1876 was re-
jecied by the former, while the latter
compromised ou $500. In 1877 the ID s
q M had loss of $1,000 In KeDt
county aud paid itin full promptly.
VIM. Brigh; was tben called 10 the
stand and said the ID 8 X g. N Go with
drew from Maryland because the busl-
ness was not profitable,t the agents chsrg-
Ing too much commissions and being
reckless in their RISKS. In regard to the
"bogus book" spoken of by Mr.. Hig-
gins, 1t was a small book in which claims
supposed TO be unjust or fraudulent were
especially entered. In regard to State
Se1ator Cooch's statement as to what
witness had said about the non-record of
the mortgage assignments, 1t was a pure
misapprehsnsion, as ne had only spoken
Of Mr.. Jobnson holding the mortgages
as treasurer of the company. As TO the
Girard House conference spoken OF by
Mr. M uir, the insurance expert, Mr..
Bright said the expert did not utter
word about the company's notes, as he
had testified he did. Since October, 1877,
to the present tir1e, the company had
pad losses to the amounf of between
s17 900 and $4,000. Mr.. Cases stallion
was not iOsured in the present company,
will eh had nothing to do with it. Mr..
Bright said he never knew anything
about the $4,000 mortgage on Kent
county land spoken of by Money, and IL
never formed a part OF the company's
assets. He also said he satisfied himself
as to the value of the Chuton county,
Pa. land. by Inquiry of parties in Phila-
delphia who know the property, and
was once offered for it property in Phil
adelphta to the assessed vaue of $1,000,
but he did not recommend The Board OF
Directors TO accept 1t as hethought there
might be more in IL.
Paris T. Carlisle and DR.. Tahtum both
testified that they did not hear Muir
say anything bout the cJmpaUy's notes
during the GiraId House conference
The Doctor also said he had never heard
OF the Kent County mortgage spoken oi
by Mr.. Money, and that the company
had paid between $4,000 aud $4,000
losses sine. October, 1877
Court here adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning, but iu order To &C
commodats Mr.. Lore, who.as an e ector,
will have to GO to Dover tomorrow TO
| help cast the vote OF the State for Pros-
| dent aud Vice Prendenr, the libel suit
was continued until Thursday morning,
| 10 O'clock, to which time the jury was
| discharged.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-01
ALARGE CONTRACT.

Yesterday Knoch Moore, Jr., signed 4
contract with Captain Calvin Taggsrt to
build wooden side whe ell steamer, to
be used for summer excursions between
COLCHESTER Beach and Baltimore. The
steamers dimensions will be as follows:
Length on deck, 1S0 feet; breadth Of beam
30 teet; guards, 81 feet; depth of hold, 9A
feet; diameter of wheels "a feet; foil OF
wheels 8 feet. The boilers aud engine
that will be used in the steamer will be
taken from the steamer "HoLoken," and
will be as follows: diameter Of cylinder
A inches; stroke IL, feet; number Of re-
volutions per minute, IS. The builders
ofthe boat hope that she will be able to
make at least twenty miles per hour.
There will be no state rooms, but the
saloon will be handsomely fitted up and
finished. She will carry about 1000
passengers. Her machinery will not be
put in at the yard where the hull is con-
tracted. 1t is proposed to have the
steamer completed by May 1st.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-01
WORK OF THE FLAMES.

L. G. File, tobaeconist, No. 106 4.
Fourth street, furnishes the following
record Of alams and fires during the
past month:
Monday, November LIST, $50 p. m.
false. Sunday, the 7th, s.15 a. M,
slight fire in two story frame dwelling
on Locust street, above Seventh loss,
about $500
Sunday, the 7th, 5.45 p. m, fire at
Hart & Bros park packing establish
ment, Fifth street near Poplar; loss,
$764.15; fully insured.
Monday, the Sth, 7.30 p. m, false.
Tuesday the 9th. 9.15 p. M, burning Of
brush at Twelfth and Claymont street.
Monday, the 18th, 7.1S p. M, false
alarm.
Tuesday, the 10th, 12.4o p. M, slight
fire in the picking room Of the Franklin
Cotton mill, Ninth and Walnut street.
some day, o.15 p. M, caused by . defec-
tive nue, No o04 Walnut street.
Tuesday, the S0th, 10.40 a. m, false;
3.15 p. M, false alarm.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-01
DR.. BUCHANAN ACQUITTED.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. oU, lSoO.
Tho trial of DR.. John Buchanan. for
using the mail of the United States to
defraud, was commenced this morning
10 the United States District Court At
ter hearing testimony Judge Butler di-
rected the jury to acquit the defendant
upon the technical ground that there
was no evidence tn sustain the charge OF
''usipg the mails to defraud." Judge
Butler said that Buchanan did not i'm
pose upon his correspondents, for they
knew as much OF the fraud as he did.
He therefore did not contemplate any
fraud Of which the mail was necesss-
ry part. The man who purchased was
simply buying the means to impose on
others. There was nothing, therefore
in the evidence showing that the defend.
autlntsndsd to defraud his correspond
ents By the use Of the mail. In accord
ance with this charge the Jury, without
retiring from their seats, returned a yer
dict of not guilty.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-01
General News.

The National Republican, of Wash
ington, urges Secretary Evarts as United
States Senator from New York.
One hundred and sixty coal miners at
Bloomington, Illinois, have struck for
an advance of 25 per cent. in their wa
ses.
No Cabinet meeting was hs5o 'p.os;
day, owing to the absence oss Sue to-,
dent and several Cahi-1' oiAeoi' -
new Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
was organized in Boston yesterday, Wild
FL. M. Whitney as President, and It. W.
P. Braman as Treasurer.
Benton Jones, cashier in the United
States Ouarterm aster's Office at st. Louis,
disappeared several days ago, and his ac-
counts are said to be somewhat crooked
Sheriff Borlin, of Westmoreland coun-
ty Pa, has made an assignment. HIS
liabilities are 100000, of which $4,000
represent official obligations. His assets
are unknown.
The Committee on Appropriations Of
the II. S, House of Representatives, has
thus far failed to secure quorum, and
there is no prospect that any of the regu-
lar Appropriation bills will be ready for
Congress at its meeting next Monday.
Colonel William r. Murphy, Demo
cratic Assemblyman-elect from the First
| District of Burlington county, n. j., has
| heen served with notice OF contest by
his Republican opponent, William ID
Carter.
The Electoral Colleges of New York
Ohio and Maine met in the capitals o
hose States yesterday, and will proba
bly complete their work to-day. Th'
Ohio Electors will visit General GARFIELD
at Mentor after adjourning.
| ]. g. M. Hassak, grain dealers o
Odep, Illinois, who recently failed 10
ssO. 900. have employed attorneys to SUI
the Chicago commission men with whom
thew had transactions, for the recover.
of a large amount paid as compound in
terest.
The official returns of he election Il
Coiol ado give the Garfield Electors al
average majority of 5000. Pitkin, tn
Renu6lican candidate for Governor, ha
! it'll. over 5000 majority, leading tn
rast of the State ticket by $500 votes.-
Ths total vote was $4,000, au increas
of 5000 since 1875.
william A. Thomas was arrested !
Newark, New Jersey, on Monday, ft
embezzlement as teller of the First M
tional Bank of that that city. he pleae
ed not guilty before the United State
Court, In Trenton, yesterday, and WI
, held in $4,000 bail tor trial in JAM
: ary.
S The "corner" IN November corn in 5
: Louis was settled yesterday. About :
= OOO, 900 bushels were involved in Il
Q "deal," the profits accruing to Tie spec
Q ,ators who managed ii are estimated
O S125,OOO. The settlements were most
2 at "a 10 45 cents, about 2 cents higt
than in any Western Market
The daily gazette., 1880-12-01
SECOND EDITION
EANLAN AND LAYCOUK.

LONDON, Nov. 30.-At a meeting
held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the
Sportsman Office articles of agreement
were signed for a sculling match be-
tween Laycock and Hanlan over the
Thames championship course, to take
place January II, 1881, at half-past two
O'Clock p. M, for f500a side,the Sports
mans Challenge Cup and the cham
pionship. The parties deposited f260 a
side, the balance to be posted on the 9th
of January. The president of the
American company stated that, as the
men were able to obtain the funds for
the match, he did not consider his offer
of prize of f1,00o necessary. Trick
EFT and Laycock, the Australians, have
gone 10 Eastbourne, seaside resort
on the coast of Essex, for a few days
Wallace Ross will probably 20 to the
Isle Of of Wight.