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EXAMINATIONS.
The Farce Enacted at the New
York Custom HOuse-Appli-
cants for Clerkships.


- New YORK, July l5.--The farce OF
civil service reform is still kept up in
connection with the custom house here.
Yesterday thirty-fve candidates for
clerkships endured an examination at
the hands OF General n. G. Williams,
representing the Collector; John NJ.
ComstOck, from the Naval Office, and
John l.. Livingston, from the Survey
or's Office. The
First Test OF Ability Was Peumanship
and Orthography.
Several sentences were read aloud dis.
tinctly and slow, the candidates writing
it down verbatim if they could A pen.
man OF iair speed, unless embarrassed
by the position, ought to have had no
difficulty except as to the spelling but
there wore same who seemed to omit
parts ofthe paragraph. This was intend
ed to trv the candidates eXpertness in
writing from dictation.
They We're next tried at notation by
writing out various sums in numerals,
at common and decimal fractions by
solving four simple problems in each,
and at applied arithmetic by answering
SIN lutSllbHS W Nllltlll lllC oIopS vi liiC
fundamental rules.
The Next Branch of the Examination
comprised, very briefly, geography, his.
tory, and government. The historical
requirements were the naming Ot four
important battles OF the rebellion and
an answer to the question: "When and
where was slavery first introduced in
the Unite d States" The governmental
questions were: "What does treason
consist oi?" and "What is meant by
martial law" Naval Officer Burt, who
is Jealous champion OF the c)mpeti-
tive system OF Civil Service Reform,
conceded that these particular questions
were menat to try the answerers' general
intelligence, and had no direct bearing
on any special qualification for custom
house work.
The ensuing examination in grammar
required the
Correction of Six Examples in False Syn
tax,
and was not more than an ordinarily
good commercial writer ought to bear
The final and most practical trial was
to write letter describing the benefits
and dangers arising from the multiplied
ton OF railroads in this country. The
candidates comprehended that this
would show whether they could com
pose first class letter, as well As illus.
trate their penmanship, and some OF
them scratched their heads
over the task, while others
dashed off f-w thoughtless lines.
Celebrity Was an Object,
for the time when each man handed in
his completed sheets was taken down 10
show his readiness. Some were through
at noon, and some Jagged until / =. NJ,
when the competition closed.
The committee will rate the answers
and illustrations at one hundred ior per-
ieCt ones down to a cipher for those
utterly bad, and candidates who achieve
an average OF seventy.tive or better will
he hired on trial for six months. At the
end OF that probationary time, if no per-
sonal faults are developed, such as
drunkenness, laziness and dishonesty,
they will be regularly employed IN the
clerk.hip under 81 200 year.
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wheeling Wheelmen.

XNNEsvlLLE, Ohio, July I5.-S. 4.
Uoge, Robert lIazlett and VIM. Welty,
the three young gentlemen making the
trio from Wheeling to Cincinnati 10y
BICYCLES, arrived here at o'clock yester,
day afternoon. The party left Wheel
ing Monday morning at four O'Clock,
and have travelled via the National road
in Il leisurely manner. Actual time i'll
saddle, sixteen hours, an average OF five
miles an hour. They resume their jour
nev in the morning via Columbus
Springfield, Dayton and Hamilton.
Their baggage is carried in a pou n
slnug lust behind the saddle.
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AtGroyidenca, K. l.
The Wabash Syndicate.

PHILADELPHIA, July l5.-The Penn
svlvauia Railroad has been notified by
officers OF the Wabash and New Jersey
Railroads of their approval and sigma
ture of the contract for the use oil the
Philadelphia and Erie, AMI Allegheny
Valley roads Work on the connection
between Red Bank, on the Allegheny
Valley Railway, and Youngstown, umo'
has been commenced.
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IrWin'S Trial Set.

STEUBENvuLE, Q. July ID George
Irwin WAS brought into court Yesterday
afternoon for the murder OF W. 7.
Weems, and through counsel asked Tor
a continuance OF the case to the next
term owing to the absence OF q material
witness, Martin Warwick, oil Hancock
county, w. Va. The Court Overruled
the motion, and set the trial for Monday.
AnpIst 21th.
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Work of lightning at Waynesburg.

WAYNEsBuRG, Pa, July l5.-Samuel
Stewart and Robert Hook, Greene coun-
ty farmers, were struck by lightning on
Wednesday evening while working III
harvest field aud seriously injured. At
the same time Jesse Hunnell, Jr., Geo.
Beckwith and Frank Ullam, employed
in John Coils shop aud lumber yard,
this place, were stunned by the electric
fluid.
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WHAT SHALL IT BEo
Wheeler and Lapham or An Ad-
jOurnmcnt?

ALRAXY, July l5.-There is the same
talk again tonight that there was last
night oi All election at the next vote.
1t is by the same persons. One or two
OF the Stalwarts who were loudest last
night in denying these reports are to.
night silent. 1t is said considerable
money changed hands OH the vote to-
day, parties betting there would be an
election. Offers to bet are freely mat Q
tonight. A close canvass fails to lind
any oi those who were reported ready
to change their votes SO disposed. The
report about Speaker Sharpe declaring
that he would soon change his vote is
hatly contradicted. He will not to-
night indicate his intentions, but points
to his record thus far to show where he
stands. A light vote is expected to-
morrow as many have gone home rs
usual after pairing. The general opinion
is that both Miller and Lapham have
reached their highest vote and cannot
be elected, at least this week. Next
week my bring a solution.
The Ballot
ALBANY, July l5.-The joint conven-
ton met at noon and proceeded to vote
to till the vacancies in New York's rep.
resentation in the national Congress.
Following is the result;
Short Term
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Conkliug Growing Indifferent.

NEw YORK, July IA Washington
special says, ex-senator Conkllng ex-
presses the opinion that the Albany
Legislature will elect Miller and Lap
ham. lie seems totally indifferent. tie
expects 10 return 10 New York to-day.
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I1'AI IIY.
The Disturbance over the Removal OF the
Pope's Remains Z Explained

Pope's Remains z Explained
ROME, July l5.-The Djreito says: The
Architect oi the Vatican, who has acted
as intermediary between the Cardinals
who are executors Of the will OF the late
Pope, and the Project of Rome, promls-
ed the latter tl:at the cOrtegr accompa-
nying the body Of the late Pope in its
removal from 81. Peters to the church
OF San LORENZO should consist solely OF
the funeral Ear aud two or three car
riages without any outward show. This
promise was not observed. Hence the
which attended the re-
mOyal
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Disease Among Fish.

CAMBRIDGE, July ia strange fatal
ity prevails among the fish in Clear
Fork Creek, stream runri"g throroh
the northeastern part of this country,
and hundreds OF them have diru. In.s
cause is unAccounted for, and much con-
Germ is telt about the matter.
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FOREIGN.
Reduction in the Rate Of Cable Mes.
sages.

Reduction in the Rate of Cable Mes.
sages
LONDON. July l5.-The Anglo.Ameri.
can Telegraph Company, the Direct
Western Union Cable Company, and
the Cumpagnie Franchise Due Te'e-
graphe Du Paris at New York have
given notice that on and after Aug. the
rate for the transmission of kilograms
uplwr,m :;rw rUrS ana the uniteu
Kingdom and France will be reduced to
twenty-five cents per word.
Bradlsugh's Threat Discussed.
LONDON, July l5.-The PW Mail
Ga.cit,, in leading article, warns Brad.
laugh that his notice to tie Speaker Of
the Commons, declaring that hs will
present himself at the table demanding
to he allowed to take the Parliamentary
oath and resist physical force il Offered,
is menace of lawIessness, and that he
and his followers should understand
that those who, like the Pal MAI Ga:dtt,
have ST pported and intend to support
his lawful claims through thick ana
thin can see nothing but mischief AMI
failure III il.
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A Vicious Jack.

CAMBRIDGE, o., July ia vicious
lack, while being led from The stable,
near Ava, attacked his keeper, catching
the Young mans thumb between his
teeth, and, lifting him oil his feet, threw
him violently to the ground. and fell
upon the PROSTATE form, producing
serious injuries. The animal then rose,
pulling ont the thumb ana lead
ers from the forearm, and in con-
sequence the Young man lies III 4
precarious condition.
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Ntcessaryto a choice 20.
Adjourned.
The Senate refused to consider the
motion for final adjournment.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 3 Per Cent. - Govern
ments Quiet and Generally Steady
Flour Quiet and firm-Wheat in
Fair Demand but Unsettled
Hogs Steady.
FIN AHCE.
N sw York.

New York.
NEW YORK. July Is. - MoSsv -
Market easy at per cent. Prime mer-
camille pspe' 394! per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills steady at 4Si;
demand iS6 Dry goods imports for
the week s., ,956,00O.
STLvKR-At London SD per ounce;
bar silver here ll2i; subsidiary silver
coin per cent. discount.
GOvERSMESTs-Quiet and generally
steady.
Y. .. Coupons tlSsl)
New .'iul,s
New Four-snd one halls
New ....".."ll0hs
Pacific Skies OF
RAILROAD BoNDs-Ohio Central in
comes rose to 63 from 80; Erie funded
fves to 99l from 9S!; do. second consos
to l02! from 1917, and c., G. x |. G. to
II. from -. Mobile and Ohio fourth
debentures declined to 62 from 64; Hous.
ton and Texas Main Line) tirsts to III
from ll3; International and Great
Northern iirsts to III from ll2! Rome,
Watertown and o sdensburg tirsts to l02
from 1881 and Richmond and Alleghs.
ny firsts to l0S from l09.
STATE SEcURITIEs-Dull, except Ten
nrssees.
SroCKs-The market opened weak
and lower, and in early dealings pr ces
fell from to . per cent, Michigan
Central, st. Paul, Northwestern. VEST
ern Union and Texas Pacific leading.
Towards noon there was a recovery Of
to per cent, but during the alter
noon a heavy pressure to sell prevailed,
and prices took sharp downward iurL,
the lowest figures of the day being cur
rent in late dealings, when the decline
from the highest point ranged 'r'n
! to per cent i"has
Pacific, Oregon Navigation, Illinois
Central, &. G.. G. 4 l., and Granger and
trunk line shares leading. In the iinai
sales there was fractional recovery in
some cases, but the market closed uu-
settled. 5000 shares Lake Shore sold 10.
day, "seller CO." at II per cent below
the Irregular" Central Arizona sold
down to st. There was rumor ailoat
that this stock is to be listed at the
London Exchange, and is being pur-
posely depressed preparatory to closing.
Parties who were sellers at i were ruy.
ers at the lower figures OF to-day.
Transactions were 2I3.0O.
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ALGERIA.
Hattie Between the French and the Ma
tives

tives.
OelS, July l5.-Colonel Braltiere
overlook and attacked Chief Dou Ame-
mas rear guard, at Ain Medissa. Bou
Amena continued his flight, leaving his
wounded on the field. The force is es-
timated at 800 horsemen and | 200 on
foot. The French continue in pursuit.
ILLn....L I.L.rr.rns nm Eiuuih Pm,
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Brewers Demand a Reduction IN the
Hours Of Labor.

tlN,INNArg. O.-Julv I5.-rhc Inurn-
eyuau hrrwers.siN hundred N number,
presented a demand 10 their employers
to-,'av o. reduce the hours ut LABOR from
1'tTeU ,u thirteen ami three quarter
"olrS dlIy. Three hrrwrrles have ac.
yvird 90 the demands. aud the others
a'v hualug ont. Atuonn, the STRIKERS
"aTrnri IN procession wiki bands OF
Z" .s>.,, visiting the i:tT,reut brewerIes.
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Necessary to choice %.
4 ballot for the long term resulted as
follows:
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Cork Factory Buruei

LANrNsrEE. Pa, July l5.-Rrj2e I
>'n cork factory waS burned lo uay.
LOSS - 90, insurance S2OCuS. \
"Quorr "t ,.remeu wer, severely burn
el and .nLNreN.
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MANY lose :uelr beauty .ynra tie hAir
'a."uS or ja.inc Plrk-r'> Ga,r tt-am
.. les us,rss4ry uuurshud,ut, pre-
'eu's .a.Hng aud grAyues' and , al ele-
saat Iyessiny.
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PRODUCE.

mo sales. t0herci.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
A wni,s mAn,s brutality.

ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. 27.--ln Pix
County, 40 milss below Atlanta,
white man named Henry Jones, whil,
walking In the main road, met 9 littl,
colored girl, 10 years old, and offered
her 2s cents 10 show him the way te
w. P. Hemphilrs house. They had
gone only 4 short distance when JoneS
drew a flask Of whiskey from his pocket
and asked the girl to take a drink.
She refused, and, becoming much
frightened, started back. Jones' canghi
her around the neck and dragged her
into small dark ravine and terribly
assaulted her. Mr.. Hemphill and two
negroes, walking near the ravlpe,
heard the noise OF the struggle, and
FASTENED IN. The ruff IN Immediately
fed. The girl was so injured that one
OF the mso had to carry her 10 her
fatber's houae. Mr.. Hsinphill and
the remaining negro, after warm run
captured Jones, who was taken at once
before = Justice OF the Peace and turn-
cd over to bsilif, to be held for the
Sheriff. That night he was placed in a
house with three men to guard him.
During the night they wanted some
wood, ard made Jones hold the light
while, pistol in hand, they went into
the yard. When the men passed ou.
Jones threw down the light, which
Rent ont, and ran for dear life through
he darkDess. A number Of bullets
Ihistlei after him, but he usde his
sscape.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Death by Pichipg up CIothiug.

The philade!phis PIsss says about,
eight or ten days ago John Mosler, q
truck farmer residing on Magazine Road
near the Schuyikill River, while return
Ing from market, picked up In the
neighborhood OF Broad and Passyunk
Avenue horse blanket that he iound
lying on tho street. Upon examining
ii he found several articles OF female
apparel wrapped within II. After carry,
ing 1t some distance he threw il away.
A tew days later he was stricken with
the small. pox and on Wednesday night
he died.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
RnraRssn1lIrs ana water

A fire. in the six-stoTy brick building
Nos. 36j and 367 Broadway, New York,
last night, caused total loss estima.
tad at 100000. The upper stories
were burned ont. In tho ilrst Aoor
ard basement the dry goods stock Of
Sweetser, Pembroke & Co., was dam
aged to the estimated amount Of s300,
900 by water. The stock Of lawson
Brothers, dealers In lace3 and embroid,
cries, on the second floor, was damag
I'd, IL is believed, 10 the extent O
100000. The remainder OF the build
ing was occupied by s. & Il. DsVidion,
shirt manufacturers, wbOse loss 10 esti
mated at $3.50, 600. The damage 10 the
building, which WAS formerly the In.
ternst!onal Hotel, is set down at ESQ.,
coo.
Tia barn OF Benjamin F. Almy, 81
Providence, Rhode Island, was burned
Yesterday morning, and man named
DundrOyo, who sleptin the stable, was
fatally injured by inhGliug fame.
The livery stable VI John Coates, al
Avoca, Iowa, was burned on Wsdsea'
day night, and ten horses and host!el
named Chinsworth persisted in tht
flames.
Pour children Of Ars. Basooub per
ished by the burning OF her house, il
Altoona, New York, during the tam
porATy absence Of tbs mother en- Tues
day evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Perishlng im q snow storm,

sASrEAscuoo, Jan. 27.--A dispatch
from Quincy, Piumas county, says
"0n Tuesday evening, before the
storm commenced, q miner named Her.
aid ard lady, whose name lie uu-
known, started to 90 to the Monte Girls.
to mine, distance OF three miles.
The storm caught them. AMI they both
periFked. The body Of the man was
found yesterday, but that oithe woman
has not yet been found. When the
news Of their loss reached the niue, 8
young man named Robinson started
down the mountain on snow shoes Ia
give the slarm and to get help, and on
his way he WAS caught in snoH.slide
and buried. About 60 men have been
hunting for the lost bodies OF Robinson
and the woman, but up to this time
they have no. found either. The wo.
mans hushand was at work at th,
mine, and Robinson perished within !
few hundred yards oihis home.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Gus Dogn ) IN, In Tims. .

About nips O'Clock Wednesday morn.
ing a man named Adam YocSey wss
found by his sen hanging by rope
from beam in the barn Of Ii. L. Hol'
den, President Of the City National
Bank, Willia,aspost. The hoy promptly
gave the alarm and several persons
rushed to the barn, where the man
was found with his feet touching the
floor, his knees bent and his head
within thres feet Of the 6oor. On be.
Ing cut down be fell forward and q
cash was cut in his forehead. Rxsm,
ination showed that life was not ex
tinct. Physicians were hastily sum
moned and they soon succeeded in re
suscitsting him. During the afternoon
he recovered sufficiently 10 converse
and said that he had attempted to tax,
his life on account Of trouble, It i
believed that he was laboripg unde
an attack Of temporary insanity
Yocksy had been employed as coach
man for Mr. Holden for soms time, an,
was gardener by occupation.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Robbery at Risiug sun.

Last Tuesday week ago, the store
Of Mr.. George Henvis, near Rising supl
was entered by a boarder by the Dame
of Rock, who attempted to rob 1t but
was caught in the act BY Mr.. Hsnvis,
and not wishing to appear agsint him
he discharged him as customer not to
be desired where there was valuable
goods lying around loose. When Rock
entered the store he came across silver
watch, which he wound up and fobbed,
the watch being found upon him when
caught. When dismissed as boarder
he left Immediately, and Mr.. Henvis
was glad of the riddaDoe. On Tuesday
night last, however, Mr.. Henvis' store
was entered again, the burglar boring
helss in the door, through which he
slipped his hand and pushed back the
bolt inside. The same identical watch
that was taken before and recovered
was missing again, and quantity OF
silver anl old coin was missing from
the NOR ey drawer. Though Dir. Hervis
has no direct evidence that Rock en-.
tered the store the second time. he
fully believes he is the man, as he
knew exactly where to find the bits for
boring holes through the door and
where the vatoh was kept. Rock, II is
said lis skulkrug aroubd ms cry,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
uurccr. and outrsx.s.

Theodore Pstrim, farmer living
negr Assumption, Illinois, deliberately
murdered his wife and then attempted
suicide last Tuesday. His Injuries are
fatal. He and his wife had been contin-
ually quarreIling. James GSddis. sged
81 yeIrs, killed hIs mother in drunk
EN- quarrel at Chatauoss, on Tuesday
night. He Is in Jail. Abraham Hoo
per, being drunk, beat his son with =
poker and kicked him until fatal lnia-
ries were inflicted in Dallas. Texas. ou
Wednesday. Captain MoGed was shot
and mortally wounded BY az unknown
youth OF seventeen, With whom lie had
qusrrelIsd In Trinity. Texas on Tuesday.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
frying 20 secure n quorum.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.--The Demo
Gratis In the House Of Representative
appear to have changed their tactics,
Failing TO secure The attendance OF q
quorum Of their present members, they
are now bent on turning ont Q Repub-
lican and seating a Democrat, In the
hope that he will hold out to vote when
called upon. Mr.. Yeates, Of North Caro-
lima, will probably be entirely willing
to attend every session Of the House
during the next thirty days, in consid.
grafton Of the sum Of Gil, 900, which he
will receive II seated as 9 member OF
that body.
The entire day was devoted to dis
cussion OF the Ysates-Martin case, aud
no vote was reaohed. Several other
Republicans desire to speak on the
snbject, and probably st least one day
more will be thus consumed before the
case is decided. Mr.. Yeates will prob
aply bs seated because he Is Democrat
and his vote is needed by the Demo-
Gratis. Besides, hs Is poor, and needs
the salary Of q Congressman. The mere
fact that he was not elected by q ma
jorily of the vote 8 Of the First North
Carolina District will make no differ
ence to the majority in the House OF
Representatives.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
RIornI Gnide.

Vick's Floral Guide for 1881 is the
most deliberately illustrated contain
lug soms 500 engrsvipgs, with au tie
CANT plate, willie tie letter prsss con,
tents srs complete Ruide in-the anna
tuer gardener and florist. No otheI
man has done as much In instruct the
people to heau.ifyiDg their homes and
in cult!vating taste for the beautiful
in nature as James Wick, ,he'vetsrsu
dorist and seedman. II is sent to any
person forwarding ten cents TO JAIME {
Wick, Rochester, New York. No ous
who desires to grow aowsrs can GGyri
10 be with out II.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
fOuRTH EDITION.
N. YowLEn,s LnCTURR.
,ress pesas sy crest nss-rhs
~. nsa..auA Uonrae.

arees peeas by GFest nes-rhe
Risss Of shs Diamond Cessae.
rhe ilrs. entertainment Of ths Dia'
mond course, DR.. Fovlsf's lecture, on.
titled s.Grest Deeds Of Crest Men, :
vas given In the Opera Houss, iss'
evening. The attsndAnee was large.
The lecturer was introduced 70 the au'
dance By Rev. Lafayette Marks. d. u.
4 Mr.. Fowler spoke iof two hcurs, bu.
his elcqusncs at times was disturbed
by huskinsss In his voice, which was
caused By cold.
Americans, said the lecturer, are al
ways In hurry. They hurry % din
nsr, hurry TO work. hurry 70 supper,
harry to bed and sometimes hurry 70
rise in the morning. Hurry 10 one OF
our creates, curses. God 10 never in q
hurry. Thsspeaker alluded 70 near.
ly oil the great men Of modern times,
snd said because brain was given them
they we're no. always great men, IS
they had what is called eccsntricstes or
scftsDing OF the brain. he mentioned
Richard, the Lion Hearted, and also
Lord Byron, who wrote his owi nursery
rhymes. Shakespeare Was like . oat,
II you threw him In the air, hs always
sliRhted on his feet. He was incapable
Of surprise. Grea, men grow they are
bot made In 3 siugle day.
An apscdote Of German doctor, who
was approached and asked tbs differ
ence betw cen mushroom aud q toad
stool, was related. The doctor sad II
ye eats do toad-stool and IL kills ys
then you know it's poison, but II ys
eats the mush.room and live you know
II Is good to eat.
The Anglo SAxons are the create est
people living as they have always COB
qusTed. When Il couldn't epslave q
race II was sure 10 destroy them. He
Grst cited the Indians, because he
wouldn't work for them and be their
slave they destroyed him. Next came
the negro, he would work and they en-
shaved him, and last came the China.
man, he would work but no. fight, 80
they have been troubled TO know what
10 do with him. lie is too much work
10 suit the Anglo SAxons. and what
us Is that We do not know
v hat 10 do With him. In conclusion
The spsager referred 10 that iliustrious
nan, Abraham Lincoln, the martyr 10
whom he paied behlting irihnte such
Is only an Anglo Saxon can. He Eaid
ais rsme would live foremost for the
,sxs six hundred years. Ths leoiure
IbJundsd With hunor.