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OUR LATE PRESIDENT.

Action OF the EOard of rrIsOn Inspectors.
AT the last regular meeting OF the board OF
prison inspectors, the following resolutions
were offered by Mr.. Hagen and adopted:
WHEREAS, II has pleas cd an ali-wise PrOvi-
dencc to have removed from us in the zenith
of his usefulness and greatness, our Christian
President, James a. Garfield, therefore be it
ReSOircd. That bow in humble sublniS-
sion to the Divine decree of Him, that dOeth all
things well, with hearts filled with the belief
that in this unexpected calamity we may feel
that our punishment has been warranted by
our transgresSing rs q people.
RcSOfced, Tha: We extend to the bereavcd
Pcs.ireJ TI,ai W" nxirnI iE Prcsi,ient
Arthur our earnest support in his efforts to
administer the government upon the high and
broad principles OF honesty and integrity. ex-
amplcd by his illu,trious predecessor, ltd
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The Para..e .t COatesvllie.

The parade Of the Odd Fellows at
Coatesville, on Saturday was quite large.
Monterey lodge No. 24s, of this city, led
the parade. They were headed by the Mil
lersville cornet band and presented fine
appearance. Pequea lodge WAS accompan-
led by tho Nickel Mines band. The fol-
lowing other lodges were in line Eastern
Star, of Easton Patterson, of Salisbury
vile Star of Hope, of Coatesville Bran
dywine, of Downingtown; Atglen lodge ;
and Chosen Friends Encampment, OF
Coatcsville. The lodges all carried hand
some banners except Pequea, which had a
beautiful flag. After marching over a
short route, the Odd Fellows gath
cred in meadow near the town,
where they were addressed by Past Grand
Sire James B. Nicholson and Past Grand
Master George F. Boone. In the evening
tho unwritten work of the order was ex-
emplitied. The Lancaster members re-
turned to the city at Q o'clock in the even
iDr
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DEATHS.

KIRsCu.-In this city, on October 9Th, 1881,
Valentine kirsch, in the 18th year of his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dcncc, No. 40 High street, on Wednesday
morning at 8 O'Clock. High mass at st.
Joseph's church interment in st. Joseph's
cemetery. It'd
GswALD.-Oc,ober 10th, 1851. Henrietta PEPPER
Oswald, III the 9th year OF her age.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. Interment ut Prospect Hill GENE
terry, York, Pa. 2td@
GRosH.-At Ncffsvillc, on October Q. 1881,
Sophia. relict OF Thomas GrOsh, in the 1ltl
year of her age.
Funeral at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning,
October IL. Interment at Neflsviilc Baptist
meeting house. ltd
HARrMAN.-Octobcr TO- 1851, i'll this city, David
Hartman, aged 7S years, months and y
days.
The relatives and friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence, No. 43S North Queen
street, on Thursday afternoon 1T : O'Clock.
:;tu
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started that morning in the church of the
Atouement to preach sermOnunder most
painful circumStance-painful to the au-
dience and painful to the speaker, who was
about TO commit most awkward breach
in church comfy and fellowship. He
wanted to take the path Of wisdom and
treat our brother as though apostolic sue.
cessiOn had not already been conferred
upon him. 1t is not my purpose to arraign
Bishop Stevens because he differed from
some of the ablest scholars of his church
in this matter. Tho way in which he
generously cOndescended to speak Of Our
dear MoraviaD brethren was most flatter
ing. Our brother in the EpiscOpalian
faith fairly outshons all other bishops OF
that church in his admiration for our
church. l never heard the MOravian
church moro highly extOlled.
81 see no reason for criticism because h.
sheltered himself behind his ecclesiastical
the canon law Of the church
which required him to roordain all who
came from other denominations to enter
the Episcopalian ministry. But if it was
simply matter of canon law with Bishop
Stevens, why all these words about the
path of wisdom He would Ordain our
brother because his ordination in the
MOravian church was less am
ple.' Could Bishop Stevens honestly
believe when ho spoke these words, after
the professions Of love and affection he had
made for our church, that his views rs to
the lack Of amplitude in our church form
ula were shared by the bishops Of our
We protest against such subsi
liary reasons, and VIC assert that it was
neither wise nor a bold nor an honest
hing for him to SO interpret it. We assert
hat the MOravian church has 4 formula
lust as broad rs that of the American
branch of our younger Anglican sister,"
In closing the speaker raid:
''Such a prelatical slap in the face as
Bishop Stevens gave the clergy of the
.Ioraviar church from the pulpit Of the
;hurch Of the Atonemcnt On Friday last
'ught to preclude any further fuIsome
as to the validity Of our Ordina
ion, Or, rs Bishop Stevens is pleased to
EXPRESS it, the amplitude Of the Moravian
hurch. "
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THE POLICE COURTS.
Before tho Mayors Bar.

The first man called up before the
mayor this morning was Edward Butler,
who was found lying ON the pavement Oh
East King street after 12 o'clock Saturday
night by Officer Gill. He was very drunk
and could not talk. Edward is sailor
and by his side was small ship which he
was fitting out to 60 in search Of the lost
Jeanette. On Saturday the commander
of the squadron took charge of a number
OF schooners which he intended adding to
his fleet. The result was that they all
went down and SO did the brave Jack Tar.
The mayor gave him days in the hold of
the county prison.
John O'Brien was found very drunk at
the Park house. Officer Kautz attempted
to arrest him and be resisted. The chief
OF police went to kautz's assistance and
John was got to the station house after
some trouble. This morning he was very
sorry for what nc had done and lie SAID it
was not his fault, but that of the whisky.
Mr.. O'Brien's address will be Lancaster
County Prison. for Is days. He desires
to have all his letters forwarded to that
place.
Charles Smith, German, who gives 4
puppet show on the street, was doing his
great sleeping act on tho porch Of DR..
Atlec's Office when found on Saturday
night by Officer Adams. Ten days is the
term that he got and his puppets will have
a rest for the remainder of the week.
Emma Archy, a colorcd woman whose
mark for sObriety will not reach 100, was
locked up by Officers Merringer and Gill
on Saturday night for being drunk and
disOrderly on Middle street. Alderman
Donnelly will dispose of her case. She is
now in Jail awaiting IL hearing.
Samuel Taylor cOlored. was drunk or
Middle street also. When Officer MerriDg-
er attempted to assist him home he re-
sisted and assaulted the officer. lie gave
bail yesterday for hearing before Alder
man Donnelley.
Eliza Finn, an old offender, got drunk
yesterday, and when Officer Elias found
her she was begging on South Queen
street. She fell several times on the way
to the station house, and this morning her
share of justice was 80 days.
Frank Hill, va., who gave his age as
81, but said that he might be As, was sent
to the wOrkhouse for 30 days. He could
not tel where he was born, and did not
seem b caro- where he would die.
Calvin Carey is the name of colored
bOOtb!ack whose ambition is to be bad.'
He carries 4 billy, aud while drunk on
Middle street Saturday night he drew this
ugly weapon on officer Merringcr. He
was locked up, however, and will have an
opportunity of explaining his conduct be-
fore the same alderman as the others.
There were several other disturbances
on this street Saturday night, and the
noise lasted until early yesterday morning.
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Mo,nc.s: mn,ner... rIothers!!

Are you disturbed ut night and broken OF
your rest by Il sick child suffering and crying
with the eAcruciating pain OF cutting teeth
# So, go at once and get bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer immediately-de-
pend upon it; there is no mistake about it.
There is not mother on earth who has ever
used It, who Will not tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to tho
mother, and relief and health to tho child.
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use IN all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
is the prescription OF one OF the Oldest and
best female physician and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere; 25 cents a
Eottlc. marz. lyd&wM.W
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THE JOHN STREET TRAGEDY.
The Hearing of Philip Rogers.


This afternoon Philip, better known as
"Fo2." Rogers, who was i'll the house OF
Mary Seymour on the night of her death,
was brought down for a hearing
before Alderman Barr. There was
a very large crowd present but
all weressnot admitted to the Office. Rogers
was represented by B. F. Eshleman, 3: F.
Davis and Zuriel Swope, esqs., while Dis
trict Attorney Davis and J. B. Amwake,
ESQ.,, appeared for the commonwealth.
Adelaide Rodgers, the woman who was in
Mrs. Seymour's house sick on that even
ing, was brought down street in cab, and
being unable to get out of the carriage her
testimony was taken outside. Her testi-
mony was substantially the same as that
given before and published in the
ISTEILIGENCER on Thursday. She was
subjected to a long cross examination,
but clunS to her original statement.
Annie Seymour, little daughter of the
deceased, testified that she saw Rogers at
her mothers house upon this evening
about o'clock he was asleep in the
kitchen, and she saw him do nothing.
Officer George Cramer testified that
after Rogers was arrested he asked how
Mrs. Seymour was {; he was told that she
was dead he then said that he was in the
house asleep in another room and when
Sanders threw her down it shook the house
SO as to awaken him. He went
into the room where they were and
saw Sanders on topof the woman, whom
he refused to let up he was then making
indecent proposals to her ; he then went
out of the door to look for policeman.
Officer Stormfeltz testified to almost the
the same facts.
The hearing was here adjourned owing
to the necessary absence of Mr.. Eshelman
in court, until Wednesday evening, when
the argument of counsel will be heard.
The morning Ed. Sanders, who is
charged with being the cause of Mary
Scymour's death, through his counsel, Is.
F. Eshleman, esq.,, waived hearing be
fore Alderman Barr, on 4 charge of mur-
der, and was committed for trial at court.
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NOTICE To
TOBACCO GROWERS

PUsHIITGp sALE OF XAIHABkE rvTN TtIH
ING, OCTOBER T. 1881. will De sold ut public
sale, at the City Hotel CH. II. Power, Propri-
etOr). on North Queen street. that fine two
story and attic brick slated dwelling house.
with two-stOry brick, slated back building at
tachcd, having eleven rooms. gas, bath. fur
mace. clothes closets (all in excellent Or'ler)
Lot fronts 2l feet inches on East Orange
street, and extends southwark 245 feet 10
Grant street, has excellent fruit and II frame
slated stable thereon; situate No. 32i East
Orange street, Lancaster, Pa. and known us
the property of Mrs. NJ. A. McGrann.
Also ut the same tlmc and place. two lots.
each Il feet inches by 2I5 feet, adjoining
above property on the east.
Possession and title April !, 1852.
Sale to commence at ~ o'clock, p. M, of said
day, when terms and conditions will be made
known by BAUSMAN u BURNS,
Real Estate Agents, 10 West Orange street.
SAMUEL HESS Il SON, AuctiOneers.
Oct4, ,l0.ll, ,l2lR
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THE DRAMA.


"Hcarts OF Oak" at tho Opera House.
4 very large audience greeted tho pro-
duction of this charming play at Fulton
opara house Saturday evening. On the
occasion of its former presentation here
its character was SO fully described and
its many points OF merit pointed out that
NO detailed notice of the Saturdays per-
formancc is necessary. 1t was admirable
in every respect and afforded genuine salts
faction the piece itself has lost none of
its beauty and the scenic effects arc of the
same realistic character that distinguished
the earlier performance. Mr.. James a.
Herne and Miss Katharine Corcoran. who
played the principal characters, are finish
ed artists, and the supporting cast was of
such uniformly excellent timber that the
piece moved along without q balk, and at
its termination had the warm approba-
tion OF the highly pleased audience.
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BY WEE.

Afternoon Telegram Condensed.
Dean" Buchanan was sentenced in
Judge AllisOn's court, Philadelphia. to-day
to 81, 900 fine and years imprisonment
for selling bogus medical diplomas.
The supreme court met in Washington
to-day, 4 bare quorum present, and ad-
jOurned without trsnsacting any business.
The large tannery of Masser & Keck, at
Allentown. was burned last night with all
the machinery and stock. Loss, between
$50, 900 and $50, 900, covered by insurance
in New York companies.
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Few YORK M arkoL.

Western slightly in buyers favor and uull
Supertinc State at s. GO06 10: extra do Il,
81 o"9G @ 20; choice dos do s6 GSgl7 90; fancy M .,t
choice do 81 1O9S Is; superfine western
$ oSI6 10: common to cool extra &c
$6 004G 20; choice do Sc SOl9 co.; chOct
white wheat 20. at 81 75GS %. Southern dull,
unchanged common t" fair extra Sc Sjl
! - ,sOs to choice do 81 SOG9 90.
Wheat A0ll4 &c lower and heavy No. Red.
October. 81 5l0ll 521t: do November, 81 53511G
! 56A; do December, 81 5G1a@l 59l4 do Jan.
81 6l
Corn opened 1a@s4c better; subsequent all
vance lost mixed western spot, 65l972c; TO
future, 7lA@77Ac.
Oats without decided change state 47e5 jsc
Western, l5GD5Sc.
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SAM HAGUE's
-BRITISH-
OPERATIC MINSTRELS.
so PERFORMERS.

The first troupe of British Ministries that has
ever appeared in America the irst to elevate
hiSl-class music in connection with minstrel
company; tho first to steer clear OF the old
beaten track and place before the public the
finest ballad and operatic music; and have re-
ccived the highest encomiuns of the press.
H4-Having seen the entertainment on their
opening night, give it my sincere endorse
mcnt As the most select, pleasing and refined
entertainment of the kind have ever seen,
and specially recommend it TO the patronage
of ladies'.
Notwithstanding the great expense of the
company, no advance in prices, 81, so and -
cents.
Diagram now open at 1eckcr's Office.
oct! 5td
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Racing at tho ParE.

On Saturday two races came off at the
agricultural park. They were very well
attended aud considerable interest was
manifested. In tho four minute race
Iunchberger's Bay Billy won the three
straight heats, with Middleton second,
Slough's Kate third ard Miller's mare
fourth. Time, SEQ, SOL and 500. j. H.
Kauff'mau's S Kate took the three heats Of
in the race, with Tom Scott third aud Sor-
rel Dick fourth. Time, $50, 2:j7 and
2:56.
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The Michigan Sufferers.

The following contributions have been
received by the mayor since last report
Mrs. NJ. Bard, $50; "Martin," of Akron,
81 "Drumorc," cash, SEQ; B F. Shenk,
$40. Total, $l,19l.57. Mayor MacGoni-
gle has forwarded one large box of cloth
ing contributed by our citizens for the
relief OF the sufferers.
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
Delegates Gatherlng-TammanyS Said to b.
keaOy to lSOlt.

Delegates Gathering-TammaDy Said to be
Ready to lSOlt.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 1O.-A large num-
Der of delegates to the Democratic conven-
tion and many prospective candidates have
arrived in the city, more than is usual at
SO early an hour Oh similar occasions. The
hotels present very lively appearance
this morning. The Tammany and Irving
hall delegations arc regarded as contest,
ants by the state committee, and the coun
ty delegation VII be placed OH the list as
regular. 1t is Understood that Music hall
has been hired for the Tammany h: II
delegation, to he used in case there is a
bolt
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Noon DuUIar,Ons OF the ssra.n Market
Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1O.-Cattle market
active: sales, 1900; prime, 61s@6ztc; good,
5aas@GAc; medium, 41s@5Ac; common, SO
&c.
Sheep market fairly active; sales, 1850 ::
good. lIs95ls; medium, 49lT; common,
$685..
Hogs-markct active: sales, 1900 head :;
good fat grades, 9l1@lO4; fair and common
grades, $50
ments. 3, 100 head; prices lO63Oc lower mixed
packing, sG@6 10; light, 81 1906 Is; choice
heavy. ST a0ll7 %.
CaitIe-Reccipts, 1000 head; shipments, 3, 100
head; market steady; export. $5 1896 80 COM
mon to choice shipping. $i@6
Shcep-Rcccipts, lGO head; market nominal
ly firm.
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Fall Clothing.

People who are thoughtful ON what
they wear arc beginning to look about
the streets, and wherever men gather
together, to see the direction new
things are taking; for new clothes
are beginning to be worn.
Long before you begin to think ON
these things, friends, tho styles arc
thought out and fixed and the clothes
arc made. They arc even now ON our
counters waiting for you. The best
way to see the new styles is to take Il
half-hour ami look through the best
stock you can find.
Where is it? do you ask? Perhaps
where everything is returnable if you
don't like it next day.
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Not Lutheran.

Rev. Group, who married Mr.. Snyder and
Miss Snyder. is not n Lutheran, and the
ceremony with which he married them
was not the Lutheran rite. but that of his
own church-the Evangelical. We under
stand.
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a Healthy State.

People are constantly changing their homes
from East to West and from North to South or
rice rersa, In search of Il healthy state. If they
would learn to be contentel, and to use the
celebrated Kidney-Wort when sick they would
be much better OFT. The whole system can be
kept in 4 healthy state by this simple but ct-
fectua! remedy. See large advertisement.
Octl0-lwd&w
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There are political outbreaks so popular
with the whole people that the state dare not
interfere. The breaking ont of pustules, pim-
pies. tct1er and the like on the face, can be
pleasantly cured by DR.. Bcnson's Skin Cure.
Also good for the hair and scalp.
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sick in the West.

The mayor has received the following
'isratch from Sedalia, Missouri:
Mrs. Spiklcr, care of the Mayor.
Your on Arthur is very sick, conc or
5. nj on at once ZECHER BRos.''
The mayor don t know who Mrs. Spikler
is. Who is she?
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NOR SALE.

Eoi; SALE
suburbs of the city, and BUILDING LOTS at
all prices and in all parts OF the city. Apply t"
ALLAN A. HERR Il CO.,
Real Estate, Collection and Ins. Agents,
sept33mdl 3North Duke street.
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Virtue Acknowledged.


Mrs. Ira MulhOlland. Albany, n. v, writes {:
'.FOr several years 1 have suffered from Oft
recurring bilio1; headaches. dyspepsia, and
complaints pccl!liar to my sex. Since using
your HurdOck Blood Bittcrs am entirely re-
iieved." Price 81. For sale at Ii. Il. Cochran s
drug store, l37 North Queen street. Lancaster
"ScllcrS' Liver Pills. have been the stand
ard remedy for malaria. liver complaint cos
ivcncSs etc. for tfty years. Ol-lmdNw
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct. 1O.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
nofthcrly winds, higher barometer, sta
tionary or lower temperature.
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a Smooth Complexion can be had by every
lady who will use Parker's Ginger Tonic.
Regulating. he internal organs and purifying
the blood it quickly removes pimples and
gives & healthy bloom to the check. See notice
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Died OF Her Injuries.

Mrs. John Brobst, 73O St. Joseph street,
so terribly burned while vainly endeavor-
ing to rescue her child. who was burned to
death by the explosion of a coal oil lamp
Oh the evening of the 9th Of September
(the particulars of which were published
in the ISTELLlGENcEE at the time) died
last evening about O'Clock, after having
suffered terribly for two weeks. Mrs.
Brobst was a German woman, who, accom-
panied by her husband and six children,
arrived iu this country only a.fcw months
ago.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Til" carcworn and OverwOrkcsl find comfort
and strength in Malt Eitters.
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How many children and women are slowly
and surely dying, or rather being killed, by
excessive doctorin", or the daily use of some
drug or drunken stuff called medicine, that no
one knows what 1t is made of, who can easily be
cured and saved by Hop Bittcrs, made of Hops,
Euclu. Mandrake DandeiiOn &c. which is SO
pure, simple and harmless that the most fl:lil
wOman weakest invalid or smallest child c:lil
trust In them. Will you be saved by them
ce other CO..! !umn Ol-2wdSw
Go to IL. Il. COcnran'S Drug store, lT North
Queen street, for Mrs. Frecmnn's Ne,U Ma
tionaI Dycs For brightness and durability OF
co!Or,are uneq qli;lled. Color from to . pounds.
Directions i'll English and German. Price. Il
cents.
Tumors. erysipclas, mcrcurial diseases.
scrofula. and general debility, cured by :" DR..
LindSey'S Blood Searchcr.'' Ol-lmd&w
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Catarrh of the Bladder.
Singing, smar:inS, irritation OF the urinary
passages. diseased discharges, cured by Buchu
lpaiba. Druggists.
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Query-Docs the note shaver shave with Gu
ticura Shaving Soap:
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,Stsl:S II Ark9y.

s1
New YORK, Philadelphia and Local Stocks
also United states Bonds reported daily by
JACOB Il. Lose. n. f. Cor. Centre Square.
NEW YORK. STOCKS.
Stocks higher.
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Grain and Prov,s,on Limitations

One o'clock quotations of grain and PROV
ions, furnished by S. X. Yundt, Broker, Is
East King street.
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Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL, Market AMI Sixth.
PHILADELPHIA.
UctGttd
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CLOTHING.

UANAMAKEIs & BROWN.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION Or THE
II First National Bank OF Strasburg, at
Strasburg, in the State of Pennsylvania, ut the
close Ofbusiness on the lst day OF October, 1881
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TIN WARN, sc.

CPECIAL NOTICE.