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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09
THRATRIoAL NOTES.


New York, S.-Gerster is not to SIM
in English, but in Italian opera, under
Max Strskosch, who has engaged Marie
Lesline from tho Grand Opera, Paris
and KATRINA Won Arnheim, pupil OF
La Grange, soprano, besides half a dozen
! other foreign artists Of lesser note. to
| open the season next mouth in New Or
| leans. He may occupy Booths few
nights before going south. iis3 a5l8gIdi
| The Mapleson's open the academy on
the 17th. The new artists promised are
| Miles. Marie, ~Vaehot, Virginia, Firni,
/ Selvati, Emma Juch. Climene Kalas.
Lauries, Signogs Bielletto, n. Provost,
| Merini, Mono and COSTA. Among those
| already known here are Minnie Hauok,
Valera, DOTH, Valerga, Rieci, La
Blanche, Campanini, RHncio, Rinsldini,
| Deipuente, Galsssi, Noyara, Month and
Coriue. The additions to the repertoire
promised are "CateriDa E. PetruecIo, y
by Goetz; Rossini's "GuIIaume Tell,"
Never besr's "L'Africeine,r Councils
nRomo e. Giueleta," and Beetno9en's
"Fidelo.'' It is stated that Minnie Hsuek
is TO creste,thO part of Cateriaa.s In the
| 4aii4n version Of Tanning Of the
| Sbrew," besides singing Elsa 10 ''LChen-
Efi4 %uN- HV+sNI - SNAS -~bA ASGsttEs
j. ca opens the seEsoD Le-e.
Wailack's well-known company have
taken theEead until tbs neoy theatre is
resdy.) They appesred in Hartford ON
Monday, and in Newark the three sub
they, played "Londop Assurance" aud
school for Scandal in Brooklyn.
Wallxck himself shortly plays an en-
gagement at Hayerley's, Brooklyn. 1893
Booth aad Barrett opened engagements
in "Richelien" on Monday, Booth at his
own theatre, and Barrett al the Fifth
Avenue. Each received an enthusiastic
welcome. They sTe to appear together
in "Othello" for the benefit of the Michi-
gan sufferers. 2' 81.
Dan Piercy is Booths leading support,
and Louis James Is Barrett's leading
man. sE H-tca 3sEi
"Forty-nine" appears to have made a
bit at. HAyerley'a, Fourteenth street;
Following is ire cast: 'Forty-nine,"
Barnes; Tom Bradshaw, j. j. Sullivan;
Winner; Attorney Cousins, Luke Mar
TIM Old Ned, Archibald Boyd; Bedrock,
w. Lee; Col. Broadstrest, j.. Holland;
SGIIOGS3 Hiss 4hIASS ASalhiG; 1lc4i LIZ
zie, May UlmeF; Mississippi, Wallace
Britain.
The regular season at Union Square
will probably open with Sims play
''Nights of London a-1 zsi
The German trsgedian, Frederick
Haase, begins al engagement st the
GermaniG, in the play Of "Nercisse,n on
the 18th.
Augustin Daily announces two newell
ties to follow "Anlericans Abroad" one
3 stirring military eOmedy by Alexander
Dumas. - f- mi -a
Muaroe, the actress and singer, has
been engaged By Gilmore, and Abbey
for metropolitan concerts at Madison
Square Garden IN the "Chimes of Nor
mandy"
Sol Smith Russell appears rs TEN Dill
loway in f" Bdgewood's Folks" Park,
BROOKLYN, on the 10Th
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09
The Tornnanted an stann.

New York, T. Worlds Washington:
Word comes from The Jail that Guitteau
has been suffering the torments OF the ap-
precistion Of public feeling towards him
for the past few days, due 10 Scoville's
having left bunch ofnewspspers behind
him after his visit On Tueaday. These
were the first newspapers Guittesu had
seen since his confinement, and several
of them being Of wester publication. re-
ferred to him in terms characteristically
expressive.
Washington, S. = The Indictment
against 6nittesu for the murder of Jas.
A. Garfield, late President of the United
States, was presented By the grand iurvi
at IL o'clock to-day.
Guitteau's indictment em braces eleven
counts, and is drawn with great minute
ness. The fifth and sixth counts are the
most important, upon which, it is said,
the prosecution will mainly rely. These
describe the shooting as having BEEN done
at the Baltimore and Potomas Depot.
Washington, of malice aforethougbt
with pistol, inficting q mortal wound,
from tie effect of which the President
died.
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CLmcinuafi aonthern.

Cincinnati, 8.-Books were opeped
this morning for stock subscription to
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad, to be
operated under the Erlsngers in con-
nection with the Erlsnger SYSTEM of
Southern railway lines. The name Of
the new company is the Cincinnati, New
Orleans and Texas Pacific RailrosdCom-
psny. Fred Wolfe, of New York sub
scribed a bare controlling sum, 81, 5I0,-
600. The remaining 81, 100000 was taken
by merchants aud manufacturers, il
Sums of from $1,000 to $4,000. Tbs
company elected the following board OF
directors: Fred E Wolfe, of Mont
gomery, Ala; Chss. A. Page, of New
| York; John Scott, OF Chattanooga, Tenn;
1heo. Cook, of Cincinnati; Alex.
Mcdonald, of Cincinnati; VIM. A.
Goodman, of Cinciunati; Edgar n.
johnson. Cincinnati Officers elected;
President, Thee Cook; president
and general m&Eager, JDo. Sect; secre
tary, Geo. T. Dougherty of Cincinnati
treasury, II. 4. Tstem. Cincinnati
general counsel, Edgar III. Johnson
ClnClnRaJs .,..t ..-
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Cable clicks.

Cairo, 8.-The KhediVe admitted
Turkish commissioners to al audience
yesterday. It is reported that the British
minister at Constantinople urges their
recall
London, S.-A Berlin dispatch says
the negotiations for the inclusion of
Bremen IN Salverin, bagin next week
Won Bitter, minister Of finance, goes to
Bremen shortly to have the way, for the
conclusion of the arrangement,
Lisbon 8-The king ard ministers
have started for the Spanish frontier.
King Louis will meet Alfonso at Valen-
cis. SPANS sovereigns will then open
the Caves railway,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09
THE TRAMP.
20. acs-I E4ITXI,
BY GAsKELL.

I know full well, sir, that it'sn not the way
To make fortune. or to win respeet,
In thus being poor, .trafnping day by day,
In search Of work and bread; get, ]
IB4 few eouId betterlit, iflikspooF I. 8
They'd been the sport OF circumstance
and Sin; FL
Fer feund each prize in knocking humor
Fly,
They're near approseh,z e'sr seen
~ another win. - -
mad no fathers ee=e-7a little bey,g
I'd no kind heart to counsel, or assist,
But ran st will. IN play my hours en-
By Winding stream. or city's sun and
EOe mother died as velI-I love ne'ef
knew
Yet while she lived. she ayer. sought e
~ shield uG WSL %a
Fer child, howe'er she suffered. or how
Her pleasures weAto, her zorro Is she
concealed. E
Thus years aowed ob, 1.slowly grew
apaee
n stature, though my mind iAy fallow
I had not means, you see, TO seek to
I Z grace az : 9ag =
Ny dull intelligence with scholastic
who can a1l1 6lsme,, if weeds ::hoto Oft than
flowers,
Sprang up and Aourished. Scarce
more l than brute;
Sought only food and covering, and my
hours
Were spent in idle dreams and bad re-
pute.
When grown to manhood's years I still
was one
Who had no aim unable e'er to plan
Or learn an art or trade, and l ne'Gr won
& single prize in life where'er man
Shows his ability and, skill. had no
heart n
For work, though work I would if pay
Would crown my efort-yet l was the
sport
Of.fate. and ever TO commence 1 would
delay.
And now I am tramp-I have no
VI home,
No relatives, no friends-for none
could befriend;
And they who do no good TO others can
but roam
From land to l2nd-or settle down
attend
To business that they know-nake mark
ia mind,
And, gathering substanc a home
altar rear,
Round which the tendrils of affection
wind,
Each aiding each, or, one in guilty
I'm hopeless now. for only change can
come
To me in guise OF death and that all
Except the suicide It's wrong to roam,
In ceaseless indulgence and never try
To better my condition; but, manhood
dead
Through whitening indolence-by time
misspent.
I've ceased to hops-I ask now but
bread,
But covering for aakedness, I'll be
content.
Bot tell your boys such life has little
charm
Your girls-to prize far more the dust
of toll,
And honest labor than the guild Of form,
Ifjoined to idleu ess-for vice can soil
The whitest page Of life-no beauties
give {.
The joy and happiness that virtue does,
For loves and joys and nos es eternal live
For those who labor in al honest cause.
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Erisalsms.

Dublin, Sat the Land League meet
ing, yesterday, ParHell said he wished TO
guard the public mind against the idea
that applications were likely to be of
much value, as the applicants, who arc
merely snail tenants, would derive no
benefit from the act.
Heifftrc, brother Of an ex-tuspect, and
member OF the Cork league, has been
remanded, on The charge of participation
in the recent attack upon Golding, e
landlord.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09
Fsnods ia Spain.

New York, 7.-HerGld'8 Madrid
Severe floods are again menacing the
provinces Of Aiurcia and Alicante. After
the recent heavy rains the rivers have
risen in twenty-four hours seven meters
above their level, flooding the valley
around Murcia ard Drihuela, stopping
railwsy traffic on both the Alicante and
CarthageHs lines. The weather is cold
all over Spain.
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Bank Statement.

New York, S.7Bank statement: Loan
decrease, S4,373l500; specie decrease.
SS,lCS 500; legal tender increase, Sl26.-
800; deposits increase SO 620, 200; circula-
ton increase, $4,000; reserve decrease,
S57 ,725; banks now hold So, 323, 275 less
than the legal requirements.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09
Another Steal.

New York, The HeYG!d'S Wash
ing on hes hints Of the deVelopm ent OF q
scandal in the .nsion bureau OF the in
terior department, that he's just come 10
light, which threatens 10 put 70 the blush
the petty peculations recently exposed 10
the treasury.
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ghe FRENCH Visitors.

Garrisons, II. Y, 8.--Tbe French Wis
jtors left here this morning Tor Niagara
Falls: OF a special Train OF drawing room
cars, accompanied by the state commits
sion and Superintendent Toucay, of the
New York Central and z. r. +. The
time CT the train will be forty miles an
bours. It will rsmain over Sun0sy at
Niagara Falls.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09
Hitting rarneiI.

London. Gladstone, in speech at
Leeds, referring to ParEell's course on
the land bill, declared that although
Psrnell did all he could to iujure the bill.
he did not dare to vote against it, for if
be bad his own leaders would have raised
in body against him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09
T,IEL.-,E,GRA.PE HIC
TeIegrmnhlc Ticks.

Washington, 8-Howgate, this after
noon, was released on hispersonal reoog-
nissnce for $4,000. e r
Toronto, s. Sanderson challenges
Courtney TO row three mile race fer
81 .OO0 side.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09
Startling Event,

New York, 9.-The Herald, review
ing Its cable dispatches from WARSAW,
points to q startling event that msy re-
suit from the coming meeting between
the Emperors of Russia and Austria.
This is nothing less then the dissolution
of European Turkey into its natural ele-
ments and their absorption by the two
great empires that lie nearest to it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-09

Will hsin
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F1HsT
F0rPa
md
a yh
in cur Oyo Machines
n6hs nwMut land vE uHm
gspg
mad ceehohe ,andu ehse
e 6 6 Sn&
"f0A0i n'"'0''"llO D' It" A'"7@'e
JOHN w. LOWELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-06

GXECCTOA5 NUGIJE-Iau buosurtsr
IA 4as duly qaai IS Executor .! AN-
IhOST Il t.iaSGE, late Il Ale1aN1!!a
equity, dec -s-d.
ter:ons indebted 20 the sato WI! please
make payment - hln. sad p.c=lns having
Claims agstlss 1t vii! present taou Gully sutnea-
Tested.
mbZ5-e2U s FE3EUSGE BIZ CT
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Scush Bound.

@sll souihvard, connects at Charlottesville
T!tb Ieee y Oair K. Is, Essl and West. A.
LS acG org. connects Witb Atlantic, Miss &
E>hio &, T., through South ~es, Virginia, to
HcshTi!ie, Haw Citesns Memphis Little Rock
sc !GxnS-hHc q: Oanvi!le With Richmond &
DnEViI!e t. K, TO South end Southwes
%Acrefs southwark connects at harcttes.
Vil!u ~ eli points on Ch.s & Ohio 4. K, and
d; 'iar vile !or sil Joints South E.s. and South,
MIN TRAINS for NJ ain Line leave a..
eS@noris Gaiiy, except Sunday, 8 GO a. N. and
~ u: u, ard returning arrive al Alexandra
Ear Nm ASSA& LINE Leave Washington
IL - II snG Alezgrdris 762G m, dsily
eacep. SUNDAY, srrive ai &trssbury at Il rs m.
2Clnuctl.e @itD the Valley Road East snd
MeS'' !!a"Ve StTasoure z 81 .. NJ, arriving at
Alexandra. 81 : IS o z.
~ TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
;H:Hf iaTcs aiexsndris caily except Sun.
cay a i L :. r., "frltibV b. Strasburg 81 05
" IN. +n5 Returning 'e,Ves 0tr.sburs nj l6
= NJ. tIIi7itR "a AirxsLdrIa at 2 4S /. m.
t"f Alociebur2, daily conhecuun ~ Plains
t;.:iOn.
E"T uppesvii!e, roausr connection ut DELI.
.r'sne,
For WaRKENTUN, leave Washington Al.
7 III n. Il. daily
g.! train: n,he good connections, 1T Wash
! 'Hgton, 10 sGd tr3ID &or:n and Nest.
&c" HfieaEs seepe, leaves Washington al
| ~ s. n. ruHalEg through With out change,
Tn &Ipress IfYln, lnaylns Washnx ,or u. III Oh
.. ~ Nhfs's Adjustable Reclining Chair Gar
Win exsS:A charge only si.OO, through 10
naCvI:ls-
Put!msn SIeoaiHg Cars between Washirzton
ana SEsusi', Ga., without change, on III 0O
p. III. tram.
Through tickets very low to the South and
':ou.aGcst.
HFRCEp Syaurun1p n
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Tao s:aama:t ot this oar!rSog nska connec.
L!ons 81 E@5;o,& e: El,:uz aa4 oil po;ni. Eas;.
81 Ee'9 EoFk ~i:d oil pC:nts West All Tvrt;.
'ToSI, ACC ~ Ait~ Sairis With Yi:yILIn Midland
ia"i:7"si ard Washington .ud Uh:o H,ilru,6
Ih-ol&h fotak gwen nnc irelgh. usud!ed care.
fully AID promptly. Fox turner information
sqp.Y - =. Il. Kahu hs,,,
J,ohey's wharf
J. II. THOMPSON, President,
lac 7 street.
ssg TT NEsal:sg:o1, u 9.
.-~,r.r ~ EL e : 81 i , II l..f s. vJEEy
s,'t%-:.-% u: TO
~ LA phLFHif, FAIL RIVER FHrvr-
!!&NGh ~; SG$TGlg
Staau4e5t .e&Te alg:ar&ri. KVEEy THE.
-, -, @nd Lave Philadelphia Ti.8E &AT.
U&BAG. : a. L
Tn: limo cHlGaots p AIezaud-is with .h.1
s. & Il. nra y Il o L. To-. s?c, ri 15b.Ya6.'
phis =ltr Ety:e'e sa&ui.- Gs:oaioeaips tnr E.I1
2iroc, rovideECs aud Gos;oa '''
Eraiaht forwarded wif!.p.oro ntrnss ana
rao o. Co7arlias.oTs.
- :. 10 e93>tse 10; transfer Al Philadelphia a,d
|rsFfagc II. Boston Quick time. FrsGuo-.
aep@ttn!%9 IarouGh rate. ~nc tt,oI, ,h S,ijs
Of sd'rs given. iIau.ancc a. The ioy,ss: ,r.es
AGo2te.
). a hE:--:, &ia:sn5r;E.
vs.; GITDE L 90, Ph,IsG.,rti.
.- yHdMou% q %. Wash. y ueorg.,n
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~ sSbINGTON s. OHIO KAILROA
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

beginning Nov. 20, 1850,
inc III ALL Train will leave Ws.hiupton
. = ~ 9. u. and Ale1sndri. 81 925 =. m.
daHy, except sunday; pass Leesburv, going
%est ward. ri II 81 e. II sDd arrive Al Round
Hh' a; i" l5p1. Leave Round Hi! at u 30 p,m.:
pass LeeseufE, aoirs eastward, l 10 D. M; and
+ ev st Aie1aadr's at ID p. M, and 81
Washington st 3 81 =. M
The 6CCOA M do ,iATION TRAIN will leave
Washington 1t ~ >. N. and Alexandra. at
20 ?. N daily, except Sunday, and arrive at
Leesours at y Az p. u. Lenve Leesburg At 6 90
D. III ahc arrive 81 AIexandris ut 8 Is an. and
sahingLon 81 80 a. a.
SsT fssseaSers from Washlsgton will take
ne washington end Ohio CARE 1T toe Baltimore
o rotoE!ac Railroad station st9 20 am. AND 20
:. r., END 80 through without change Of c.Ia
lac" .z5 SIN. tram frorI Alexancris sndI2,30
:; 70 TAIN from Rouod Hill connect at Round
am WITH Mccoy & Wigainton's Daily Line of
Coaches Tor ohicse.sviiIe. Herryville and Win.
Chester; a'so aesmers Line Of Coaches which
,aAve Lees our8 daily for Aide and Middle.
6oth trains, westward, make close connections
a. V!enns, With Sis6ou's Line of Stages for Fair.
IsI Court House.
tickets, 81 cts per mile
Saanas ttck sts, SEQ.
b. EAVENER,
oe.'7--o General Ticket Agent.
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~ EW a.UUTiuN ANn yUYNiS9L0E
~ HOUSE.
We ha7e opaaed al G$o "a EOYaI. ST. 81
auction ald CU11usavn aoGsa
Neara now 1oady 20 receive all kinds OF Nor
chaDGiae and household good. On corsigrn;aat
or purchase the SANG.
Na th'nE l. G!sT prova an sdrarssre 10 por.
aohs WHO have FHUDJCE Of suy icsa!iutior
80 send il to Va. Local9d inmetisleIr opnosIte
the nuin entrance 70 tdc Market o.. t:oya: e..
auction, when .ae 0esS prices nav bs sSoactr,;
prompt ratatas made on sales
Persons aartns FL EEItUB& for ssir will
fad II &c tL"i: Gd7SItsse 20 gre Us = call
" e Will attend :" =uc.oa e1cile 4 ,u b.c T.! lac
OF properly and respectfully solicit ! shsro OF
public patronage. ,tN%EL, &c i,iIEAS
4aA, Auction Soo1s cuHstsn.ly ON hand and tcr
sH1o COv 5-sf
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lEflAIa MIDLsND RAILWAY,
J"t:H =. Barbour, President,
IN sGc liter SUNDAY, Jan. Ii, leSl, Pss.
so2seH ssa.rs will luE az follows:
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Inland / EE445ai'2agJ1 ,oa&t';lg. 90.
1913 r!7rt ~ his Ia: vii; gu3 e follows:
pEssi N&&TJs.n.

Connecting @iIh ESestas:i.' Enc Miners Lima
70: Eos:3l, siaata4r
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HGRI6OhDk,

1881 GREAT 1881
~ mr. FEsHH SS! RogTk
'TgEI BALLS. SPLENDID SCENERY
kAGNIFICEHT soUIPMENI.
Arr,l 40. 1881.
Hrs;na leaT: WashinglvA from depot Of RAJ.
"4h OFF : EOT0MAC RAILROAD co,.
aar Of 5izth saG 3 st1 Sets, as folowa: W.T.
Fo1 Pa!ia GeIphio, New York and he East. ssna
- 80 =. u. ts.tr, except sunday. and 20 And
iCu I =. 1a..5. with Pslacc Cars. lin.
TED S=2rass If Pu!!nsi, Psilor Cars $50,
II. isl!y except .;urday For FhlsdeIpf..
5 no 10 20 =. o.. d,ily, except Sunday, and
w. ~ ard u =. III. ta!y.
~ r:.-s5u:s -a5 TIC W es. 500 T. m, with
r,-TicT ~. to 2.tSeturs end Sleeping car 10
P:ts burg ard Ch!csso 1879 8. N. daiiy
9.3t l.. n. ,, H,th rs!acs Jar 20 Chicsgo,
-1r NanandsiSu$. and !he North, $50 8,
oxcrrt Sn1duy 49,: 8 81 2. u. daily, excent
Saturday Ni1i. f:lsce Car Csnandsisus
rar E's.;ias, 1850 IL. 70. dsily s1cep; sur.
'or Bs;5nuore. 6 4u, G.0c. $50 and l0 80 A. NJ.
20. a. %gn, $40 9,30 and loco p. m
- S"1@Ay 500 and IL. 81 am; 2.G0 5. go
a. lucG =. =.
-: Popcs :jtG2S Linz, s A. s. m. s1d 4Ilo,m
a.'l y, e>2"ps 5.:.,;.y.
F"' tAnsro:'&, t - a, n, and 4 40 p. m. daily
"N|>1I -!Shl ~.
fo2 Alexandria Tux, 81. 20. and Ii 80 q,
H. S'an a, . t ~, and II 50 p. III. Gun.
dHE - 80, $ ~ e',l: i 80 g. n. and D. N
ifaln2 !as.ve A!ui.il:rIe .vr "ashIux!ur, 60
$40, c"d ic =. "a, aad $50. 5, s, 7. go
Il, = {; - GiThi.
y ::rEda? 81 o.c5. aad loa IL. and 60 and
E.E0uGH T2aI3: FOE THE SOUTH, Vi,
'suant:co ano &icar,ooG, will leave Ale1an.
liz. =. TO- SAD II 81 3. IN. daily and s p o,
L; Cal o12"ps ounGaY.
fA2: !G&il, leaving a. II - . NJ. makes but one
sop. W: d. tiUaniicu, between Ale1sndris
aIo Eilcacr;!
:::"seta Sod information can BE- procured
t::&2:a4. Gsistc4G stations and ticket Office.
cou4aess&. l.. T. FAkMER,
FlsAt-E :,25CAs;,N s'- ~ ''.''
''"a@'S. Manager. ETA
& j.:*t:A :. RAEB0UN, President, Il" q 4 :
IN elc after SUNDAY, Jan. Ii. leSl Ps,.
so@seH s's!rs will run az follows:
Scush Bound. Mail. E.p-e,,
= zbn.lSiUC ...irsVe ......... &C All ~ co nm.
2i5&anGfis ......... I 90 ~ Is
porGo:-sY Il IL. srSive ........ II Is
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 50 =" 24Oan
t:yGSa *'.ia ...arciSen"". 225 I'm. 80
JE!.ftt!G ...--..-. ......l 80 Z " ~
[. cr.- i}nhVIile. ..... 30 " 726 "
Faith Pound Msil. Exp,e.s
--
EoIth DAAVI'le." sve... II 25s. IN. 10 Is .. nj.
i.aH y ia.. ii 70 10 Is "
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X>UuTj-'o NUIIyE-?Le suDa~t!o.rs
~ n-v@ d4.y qla3L.1 x: tbs &ss:u.o1s Of
Ii rs. 40 ~ r-IE.; - - LOOK, t.:r Vi -.ezsG-
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Persuhs n-qlnR aims sgsinst no as!s.e Will
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