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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr., Jobp Banyard has written BOOK on SOLO
son,s Tsmnls and the Obellsk. which is now IN tine
hands Of the printers
II "a announced from Berlin that the correspond
ence of the Prince Consort with the oernan Ia"
peror will shortly be published.
series of young peoples biographies OF great au
vepturers, edited by Mr. F. H. Allen. Is IN prepaiu
,iou at d. Lothrop g. Co.'s. The first volume VIII
be devoted to Cortes and the Conquest OF MeAic0'
The word I" Africander which is turned 10 soou
nse IN writing upon the Transvaai troubles, means
european of any nationality born in Africa" as
opposed to colonist of any European race DOTH ~
Europe.
Eighteen different pamphlets by Renan have JUST
been placed on sale IN Paris. Fifteen OF them nave
been in private circulation for some time. ine ne"
ones are on Bertrand de Got" Pope Clement w
the MN LA Bienbeureuse Christine de Stommeiu
and Doctor "Armengaud, Fills dc Blose"
new edition of Frank Foresters Sporting
Scenes and Characters" by Henry William Herbert.
has been issued in two volumes by 7. B. Peterson q
Co. They include "The Warwick Woodlands
"Mv Shooting Box" "The Quorndon Hounds"
"Tbe Deerstalkers," stories that contain the lie
and spirit of field sports and also lie OF tne CO
centric author.
The Memorial of Joseph Henry" recently issued
from, the Government Printing Office, is rather
chean and clumsy volume of over 500 pages. 1t
contains records of the obsequies of Professor Henry
of the memorial exercises at the Capitol and Of the
memorial proceedings of societies. Tasteful print
inc and binding would have done much to relieve
the monotony of part of the contents. In the
main. the matter is interesting and possesses per-
manent value.
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHTA STOCKS
Repoyssd by JOHN H. DAvis q Co, II Hal-st.
g2s oEssRALsLTsr


FRIDAY. March al. n
The stock speculation to-day was irreeu,sly
weak in the early hours, buoyant In the mia.l''
hours and irregularly strong ct the close. Inc ~
mess (51s 46S sharesl 100000 shares less nnsa
the business of yesterday. Yesterday IL was
ern Union that was the special feature; to-day
was Union Pacific, which. with recorded uansaS
tiops of so, 100 shares, rose from t1sia TO iz1ss
1923. while Western Union. after fiuetuatas "
tween ll5Ts and 11ss4. finally closed At aLa~ -
decline from yesterday Of e per cent. INC ~.
stocks also were notably strong Delaware, Laes
wanna and Western rising to l20ltSizo% r rs~
Delaware and Hudson TO 1lltS0lio% ,..s
Northwestern and St Paui stocks Gov Lao
than yesterday, as also do Central anu ., na
and E,;e. but Lake Shore and Michigan
Central after sharp reacted and closed WIN
tring gains. The market. however Closed ss.0 -,
Governments we're fairly active with sales A. -
Boards amounting to S27h 600. Prices were s''s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05
IMAM LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE.-Ihe steamers OF this Line tlko Lieutenant
Maurya Lane routes " Ill seasons VI tho year
CITY OF CHESTER UNDAf. Mar. >. am.
CfpY OF MONTREAL L.. TIL RSDAY. Mar. 10 y. m.
CirY Of BERLIN -. .SAT HDAY, Mar 49, Z a. m
TiTT OF BItUS .rITURSDAY. March -, noon
CRY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. April J. z 4. M
From Pler31. n. X. loot OF ChaIlton.sL
CABIN $50 $50 SOD Return tickets favorable terms
SrEERAGE. SIS Prepaid, 49, Drafts &C lowest ateA
and bathrooms lu1t19apL
1LCRa Ateamprs do not carry cattle. sheep pigs.
Joif - "a IA La Agent aud 3J BROADWAY y.
"Si'-' VI pbio1slnb1a office 40 IOb SOM
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YouRrH CALI O'CLOCK p. NJ.

-Poston Con Con Pacific Black Jack Tuscarora
d0o-OAV'' 81 Uibefnia Dunkin Con Virginia
Io9 hin 10 900 as 67 400 -. l. IS 100. so lhO
zoo -. 80 100 $50. SO OoodshaW Copper KNOB
ChrYsohle 400 .... 9I 2OO ol tov y9 20
500 O.3S oOO.s5O 81 Iuccrne nnu houht
North siandd Little Chief 1000 $50; 10 IgoD . ~
100 -. 20 100 .bj.. LOO Red Elephant starr Grove
ZOO ~ % Vandewater 1900. -. 80 3OO 49,. 800
u. III
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THE NEW NOVELS
PUBLISHED BY

HARPER g. BROTHERS. New-York'
s1rNR1sE. A Story OF these Times. By William Black
Is cents. Also, In l2mo. Cloth 81 90 -,
THE GLEN OF SILVER BGRCHES. by L. o. BACK
burne Is cents.
AsPHopEI. By Miss Brsddon. 10 cents
Under LIES KEY and other Stories by MARY Oe0ii
Hay. 10 cents. Co. ,. O., 1,,rs
trated. 81 %. -, ,vouo.o
BEN.HUR: Tale OF the Christ BY Lew wallace
81 80. - n,, :, .o,,.
pETrER THAN GOOD. BY Annie E. Ridley. 10 cents
THE POsY RING. BY Mrs A. W. Hunt ~ cents
THE DEANS WIFE. BY Mrs. c. ]. Eiloart ~ Genus
LITTLE PANsY BY Mrs. Randolph. 20 cents
DR. WORTHLESS SCHOOL BY Anthony Ironope' 10 Gus.
THE REBEL OF THE FAMILY BY E. Lynn Linton ~
cents -. -, ,.....
LOVE AND LIFE. By Charlotte NJ. Yonge 10 cents .
~ HARPER BROTHERS will send any OF the aooVe
works bv mail postage prepaid to any part OF Tue Veu
States Oh receipt OF the price.
-uAppER,. CATALOGUE mailed free receipt Of
nine cents in stamps.
HARPER g. BROTHERS,
Franklin.square, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05
MINES AND MINING.
FsrpAY. March 4-p. NJ

FRIDAY March II. NJ
While mining stocks to-day generally we're dull, a
firmer tone prevailed in the markets and prices
show some improvements. Hihernia. as usual was
the particularly active stock and rose from % to
81 cents, but ended Mt so cents. Chrysolite adj
vsnced Il TO 6l2 Little Pttsburg, 20 cents to '4o
Annie cent to 90 cents; and Climax. cents to
60 cents; but Little Chief was cents lower at
1.45. The Marposas were strong, the common stock
selling mp to 40. Alta Montana was steady at "a
price advanced from 1.G0 TO I.75. Iron Silver was
strong mp TO 3si. aud Silver Cliff at 5Ss to 64. Inc
Comstock bonanzas were dull, but 800 cents
higher The California gold stocks were neglected,
but Gold Stripe sold at 2.85 and Rising Sun at 29O
as. There were no special movements among the
low price shares and their prices were steady Inc
markets closed dull but strong.
NJ 7. MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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Minlna.
CONSOLIDATED GOLD

T1NITNN-UAIIE CONSOLIDATED. UV0D
" MINING COMPANY. ,~.,,
Location principal place Of business San Francisco Can
Location of works. Bode District Mono County; cait0r'
MIA :. -. -, ,na
Directors held the l4th day OF january 1851
mo 81 Of twenty five (2o) cents per sho w'
levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation now
ing Dayabe immediately In United states gold col 70 the
secretary at the the company Room No SsS Mont
gomeryst Francisco California or AT MINING truss
Company, No lis Broadway, Newly CITY.
Any stock which this assesyment sna remain nIp
ON fhe Eighteenth gin day February 1884, VIII be den.
quent and advertised for sale at public auction anu
before will be sold on SATURDAY, the per
tenth thl day OF March, 1891 pay the delinquent assess
ment together with advertising aud expenses OF sale
BY orler Of the Board OF Directors .,..., s.-...-
Office ROom9 safe Deposit Building, No 32o montgomery
q BrauctscO. Cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05

Billion valued at 1857 .3O3 81 was received in
fins city Yesterday from the mines.
IL was officially teegraphed on March that the
Green Mountain mine was in fine condition. and that
the mills were running on full time.
As will be seen by reference to the notice from the
secretary of the Silver Nugget Mining Company,
published elsewhere, the reorganization 10 being
successfully carried into effect aud active work IS
10 be resumed at the mine immediately. Those best
informed in regard to the old companys affairs are
congratulating themselves that Mr. &. q. Rogers Is
not connected with the management. Mr.. A. T..
Mnear has also severed his connection WIN Tile
company.
The Barbee & Walker Company received bar bul'
ion yesterday amounting TO S2,26l 16
The new trustees of tue Robinson Consolidated
Company are as follows ). V. White Brayton Ives,
Rufus Hatch, l.. ID. Kendall, w. n. SimlnRton. w.
r. Rogers and A. :. Hoyt.
The Red Cloud mine, at Mineral Point, Colorado.
has nearly 200 feet of development work, the
larger part of which is in large body Of unusually
bJgh-grade ore. The mine is being worked IN o
thorough and systematic manner, and there ls now
niled Oh the dump probably more than enough ore
10 nav for all the work. besides the erection OF sub
stantal buildings and good hosting plant. But
little stopping has been DONE
The Silver Valley mine, Davidson Co., N. C has
guspended operations temporarily. More IMAM
z 600 tons of rich silver now on the dumps.
The Dexter mine, near Ouray, Colorado, has now
about 700 feet Of development work, no Stopping
having yet been done. Between 500 and GOO tons
more than sufficient to pay all expenses The
production is now about one and hair tons OF ore
per linear foot of development, OF an average value
of 10 ounces of silver per ton. Some exceedingly
rich ore has been produced mill runs Of 1000 to
900 ounces silver per ton being shown.
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Minlng.

OFFICE OF THE BALD MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY
No II NAssAUsT. NEW YORK. Feb. 26, 1881. )
A MEETING of the stockholders OF the
N BALD MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY will be held
ofces II In the City OF New YORK, on
the March, 1884, at IL o'clock noon for the pu
u0so considering and acting resolution then and
there diminishing the capital stock OF ths COM
many 100000 and reducing the number OF shares into
which Of the company 10 divided 10 100000
OF tine each and for the transaction OF such
business 10 the above prope rs may come
SeInre The meeting GEORGE r. EAGER,
JOHN Y. MAINLAND
CHARLES WENDELL.
]. s. ANDREWS,
SAMUEL r. EARLS,
EMILE VATABLE
AMEDEE VATABLE,
Majority OF Trustoes
DASSICK MINING CO.
ID Location OF MIne-Roslta custer County. Col
CA PITAI SO 900 900. 100000 SHARES ...PAR 500
Office. No. ~ WallsG. NoW.York
DULL DOMINGO CON. MINING CO.
I'D Mines at silver Clin Colorado.
CAPITAL Stock $4,000 600. Shares 2O00UO. Par 3D.
onicers w. IL Blrnlm President. 4 W. Dorsey,
-'s''1'"' - - odices. rs Broadway. Nsw.Yori.
EVENING STAR, MINAS PRIETAS, and
H other good mibing sioekA, bought ana sold.
W. d. WELLIN0, % Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05

IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
Il HamburgAmerican Packet Company'J Line for
PLYMOUTH CHEKBOUR re and IAMBURG - -
SILESIA.- March GELLERr. March ~
WESTPHALIA ..... March 10 CIMBRIA .......March 10
ItaiesOt Plymouth CherODurg, Ham.
burg all points in the sOlth OF England FIRST Cabin.
$50: second Cabin $50 SeerAge $50 Round trip &C
duceh rates. Steerage from Hamburgor Havre. $50
KUNHARDr N CO, c. II. RICHARD 4 Co,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents.
81 BrOdd.s y. Y. M. u Broadway, v. y.
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LEADyILLE, Col, March 4.-Ihe Robert f. Lee
mine. visited to-day. shows large ore bodies to the
east toward the Little Silver mine also large and
rich ore face in the south drift toward the Match
less. $500, ,,...
There is no change in the Little Pittsburg pocket
The ore is about exhausted.
In Glass Pendery crOsscut east from the north
incline opened yesterday has its full face in ore.
Another gold brick will be shipped from the Miner
BOY tOnOTrOW.
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SECOND cALL-11 O'CLOCK Am.
THIRD cALI--I2 O'CLOCK W

THIRD CALI1--l2 O'CLOCK W
-pc.,oo CON G'ass Peuderyf Breeze Findley
100 b3. .e3 2UO..... Nv luU..., l<o <OO 80
loo. bio. .SJ HlOcrhla LACK Jazz -'N''J1
100 bI0 80 800 81 lCOO....l.O0 100 --...245
t,oonsr mon 100 b.O 50 Alice Rising sun
ann mo OG 200 siO 81 100 bio S.l3 200 .....3OO
1000. boo .O7 Miner Boy DunKln STARR orS' 90
silver Cu1 loo BIO. LOO lu0; l.iO IOO .'''~O w
100 -. 8 80 Vandewater Miner Boy
100. b5.. 900 200 ... 40 IOO-..-.. 100
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS

SAN Francisco. Friday. March 4. 1891
,-.-...I... ~, .n.. Noatnrinr TnIIav
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AMERICAN MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
FIRST CALG--10lt O'CLOCK A. VI.

dMLHICAN AININ U oIV CA Ii OII1L4'U 17 ''11
FIRST CALIr--10lt O'CLOCK A. NJ
Poston Con Mincr Row I Dahlouega Tuscarora
GO 10 b0J. b3D .95 100 J..... ~ lOO 'o3
500 an ~ S90 hS1 90 800 -. 20 1OO...... 100
Io0 sI 70 S10 b30 1'0J 100 $3.50 % Con Virginia
900 W. 80 1000 40 az Ciod Stripe 300 .... l55
400 49,. 81 Black Jack 300. 30 Hale q Nofes
Chrysolite 6OO..... lilo Lncerne lOe; o'oO
lOO..... o so Vandewater 500 10 % MEXICAN n,
100 b5. g. so 400 Al 2O0.-...... IL Co.; o.63
100. b3O 6.63 Barcelona I,el Elephant oDhir -
100 s3 G.38 100 .....l.20 200 81 lOO 4'V
100 5S2s 100 haonCyG 20 Silver Gin 100 @ 7s3
lOO.s6, .5S 300 So II 100 .9.3o SIERRA a1
600 ...... .bs La Crosse o.; b0J W '''''''o'oo
600. -. ,6f 300 -. 20 spring valley
100 .... 20 400. .... $50
, 1881-01-01

TItE sfAlIkET TU1E HOG PRODUCTS
has been exceedingly Irregular; Mt times dull
anil heavy, Mt others nctiye mil excited. IAo
first half Of tho year WINS marked by depres-
stoi,; tho last hnlf hy the longest sustained
md mpst successful corner ever known IN
tile history uf tho tr;,tle. There WINS very
little of tho oltl-fasliionet inter1nlssion, on
nccount of hot weather: indeed, some Ut
the most active trading of the year was done
with tho thermometer In the AcIElborhood
Of ~ degrees.
THE market WIS fiat year ago. With
suspension OF packing operations during
part Of January. reducing tho production OF
last wtnter, We yet Ind such blk atocls OF
everything OH hand TINT It was necessary on
tile approach of aprlng to Greet buildings
over lnrgo quantities Ut stu'f that had been
rolled ont OH tho ltrairIc. Tile boom OF the
latter part OF 1850 was widely regarded With
suspicion by c0nsu,ners, alltl they held oil rs
much rs possible, believing TINT nh extra
large run OF summer hogs would bring prices
down to nearly the figures 0f the previous
August, wt,en pork sold ut $3.50. lard ut
S5,:,O, and short ribs at $4.10 tthey had sold
below 4a PR th In july. Even prominent
packurs took tho short side, as they saw
stncks acculnuIntlng, especially pork, which
hua been manufactured very freely, In tho
abscnce Of II demand for meats. The March
statement showed 900 brls on hand, and
tho stock waa only 1900 brls less month
Inter, Un the 10Th 0f April thero was almost
| pa,,!c, pork selling down to 20.:5. All
point prominent shorts stepped In and coy-
cred; md AIr. Armour, WHO had lost rathsr
heavily BY being "lo,g" on the down turn.
now took hold, laying tlle foundations for
TIL: CHEAT POLK c0flsEn
.s.1.t.t, sfnrnlnt,ni 1ofat n hnUfht ALL thf3
way up to Sla00, III J uly, III company with
| ono or two others. Thou the Inter sold out;
aud thesa Ia reason to beleye that Mr.. A. =
wanted to close up, but concluded that llc
| could not do It without loss, nlld bought
nboltt everything TINT WIS offered, up to St4W.
l}y this time It BECAME evident TINT ths mar
| ket was c0rneral for August. ni.d The wlser
ores tl!ett III ut Slh0o@eld.Oo, with q rather
lIberu! shipping movement to tho South for
consumption. rha others held out, only to
oel!ge1 to pny 1I y as Siege q II saf p
| wlloie by selling short for September, at
liz tl,nv they ial sold all they wanted to. y
Was found tllat ArlnDnr hatl boaKht is.taien
ln:r Iri. THIS little lit OF history was nga!!n
repeated for October, with n1 advance to
oItl) being then worked down to about de.
0O0 brls, This was suld seller the year, s9
| about $1,000, bought back, nntt put qlat aRaln
for November at ahn,t s1l.75' with !" fair
Tho best Information wo havu noels apao .ss 70
ohtain places tbs tatal quantity 2t pofG
handled by Mr., Armour ~ ine Wnnio MI tad e
setio,l WIS In lis Mup!lborhood of g, o'o&
but this was reduced 10 net profit Of no
moIe than st,oth a. ey ytai sne e1fSos Tfs eommts.
, 1881-01-01
PRODUCE.

: Tie past year llas been very actlvo ono In
produce circles, much moro 80 than the year
Immediately preceding II. The volume ,of
receipts md shipments Is much larger II, llo
aggregate. There has be0n substantial III
crease In nearly oyory department.; but tho
most marked stride forward Is III the case OF
corn. The receipts Of that cereal alone are
nearly eQual to those OF NIL k!nds Of graIn for
tic biggest year preceding 1878. Reducing
flour to It's equivalent III wheat, the total IT,
celpts OF brcadstuffs for tia calenlar year
1871 were 03, o., ,4l3 hi; for 1876 the Rggrc-
gato was Of, 7;.5, ,4S9 bu; ntid for 1871 It, was
0l,4i0, 800 bu. These were tho largest records,
and 1t was fearcd by many that 100, 600
b.l OF brcadstuiTs was tho limit beyond which
Chicago could not pass. but in 1915 ;Ye
oyerleaped that barrier with q bound, SCOT
tug n total Of III, ,088, sos bu, al.a tllls WAS
ngaIn exceeded iu 1870 With total Of 137,-
70i,571 bli. These two years wera widely re-
gardotl rs phenomenal oMtbursts Of actiyity
In tho grall trade Of Chicago. hut we have
aeatu shot fur aheal, witt. q grand totai,ot
1G3,au, ,aJ7 bu, or nearly two-thIrls as n,ucl
more tlan tho figure which up to three years
aKo was supposed to be tic llmit Of our en-
pacity III the grain trade. As atrealys lnd!-
Gated, ti!s Increase Is largely duo to hig
augment In the volume Of the corn lnoro-
mont Oats also a3low respectable increase; ;
and rye and barley show q decrease
'rj,ero l,as been big failing OIL In the case OF
wheat, but eyon that Is much lcss strongly
marked l,ete than In Milwaukee. This ab-
pears to ba chiefly duo to tho greater activity
OF tlourina.mllls In tie INTERIOR which eacll
year absorbs moro aud moro OF the wheat
surplus. Tho item Of scels looms up gra1,dly
in the aggregate movement Of produce,
chiefly because OF an Immense increase Ii
the production Of ilax. Tllo'liye-stock traffic,
too, oycrtops all former records Of activity
| with steady !ncrease IN the percentage ab1
so1bed In local manufactures, which are t}Is
| trlbuted all oyer the ctyillzed' world, Tht
figures for lumber and coal mount higher i,
the millions than ever before, The sans re
! mark holds true Of tho lesser tteplsIn gen
, 1881-01-01

Isntl frolghts W0re unusually strndy. sle-
clinlng IN the sprlnG o., aceuunt Ut tlle water
competition. Tic published tnrliF Was
sl,uteA, but not extensively; 1t Was under
at 3O}<c. niMl tl,p August tarttf was cut BY
some llncs, tic Invest named rnto being @@5c
un tIrnlM to Now York.
l'l!e following figures show the no'n:nal
position Of tho wliuat exporter during tho
inst year. Wv give tor tho ltltl. OF each
i,r0MtEi I0r Tie Till when tl,e ltt!l w,ls Sun
tlay) the cost itr !,al to PIT No; 3snrlnE trea =
n,l bnnrtl mid tnsHrc It.; tho ,'ollicial'" !"
the cost per cGntal III I.iyyrponl; md tho 10:
parted t,itlrketiN tl,at city, "Aeityero! terms"
1T tho sa,au tlates. rllu cost Of .tto!lyery in
Liverpool wAs about b! per eentAl additional.
crponi, given in tho. rtKl,t-hntlI column,
uErees substantially with tho price for No, =
spring W given III tile "spcclal 10 tho Call
uuarl;
, 1881-01-01

tho former case; while ~ The latter tno MI;
Appeals tenl to sl,ow that The complaints
haI n Mas.u,able foundation; rlc ain, nj nt
t. ;So sfssat ss srars III to H. liz s s'"S!sT ts, Of ts
previous year; md the gclln,Glly ~; Eoo'l cor.
@ !tSn @ q q | srs'n 'rns sf snaS a ta eS,les tt ss
t,Iet will, wcrr In dealing With header wtgnt
fro,A TIN Southwest md m!lsiy onts from, the
crop of 1890: 4 rather large, inixturs .,of OF
sshs whit 70" ront"s 'f fre' % liz I NetthWcst and ills
tnr usual The condition Of tho wheat u,
!!.n belt 'Ine. often snmken ot ns t!ispnte!l
wns such as to admit of little tioulh. Hence
there has practically l}cen M wheat gu,,e
!ron this city to- t,.sGect higher N Ntllwn1,.
S e Ills FL s sres rstPf " ssnsxae ansfx e sss las u es s
vanished. Thc ilf1cnlty, II a',y, has been tho
other %ny ~ fle wat VI ,.t cafKoss Wis,, ,Hr
| Of fsi" was auctt that only THO lick Of nrttf.,
nary cure 1T cribbng or s!Iclitlg. prevented
1t from nearly MI Inspecting as No. Or bet
fsf corn 10 ' b. ciiscred Hs s FY" IN ay s w"T "s @
'rsEnrtllcss Of Inspection"
| We ut'tc:l u year ag9 TINT 'sliont cnt VIII,
"l,nntters" Is peculiarly liable to slnIl III tho
| httt,Mr rt,tflntinu rim rnf,nrE' hns hnnu
jnsl'iIfle,l 6y ti., faets notsd aiove. w
osr T1rth riu tc :" var IL r.nr ~ @ tbe i H.
a,astinm ~ Irrnvisn,,s tl,n,T rIr",,,.sfan-
arIi. rts inv. II tuyt.ri cn,nn,,ts If nnS r"nsn-
ah1c groHitl existed. Al Important IMPROVE.
;,vsyr nm ,,1nutI,a fy Tia rn,,sctit ri tmckrrs and
.snr,nus'.,n",, ~ ,nntr s,y"s,, s,ptninru,s If
n,,"nti.ins n nrnyisint,s NJ, hnri In lin hid
,ti ~ ""r,, ,nnnt 'i'I,rrt. Ina fe., In s,,nrr
at y tfrHIt t1tHn}r1t ftFtk
~ III tmG tMrrc tycEs tc " nr nE ,I ' Tr IN rrcs mS
in,it"nfEtl thnt lin sinrEa nj nnis in sttrr
,xers. ~arx ;s's ,n,,c III jsss tbo n"tn,nn ri,e
,5,,, ~ yrpcsst Inn in imti ,r,n,rfnrnts
rxnerieicr ss olIfy % tci,s to styu 10 ait pnrtirs
in tle trndn lin Increased rstiMate Df its
vat,," IN ,,rrvc,tins1 irrrrtltaritirs d'r fra,i,
Them Vas I; consi,crnTiu Increase lust
ser|nE il the storage c,paclty fl nroylsions,
was.ti ,Mrrsslty Of rolling pori; mid lard dit
t,,, thn ,Ir,iriis II, n.itiwinfnr. flur hackers
aid stortkcrtM,Js cni,jd comfortably accom-
,I,ts,utc nLU,it :,oo,UV brls pnrk. SiO, ,0Ol tcs
lixsj inns nj turut a,ui lar,l. without incEd-
H., i'm w.irl,t ~ lrin.. t'r tnci:o.,,.s nil nit
1,M;tcr cover, ;T).cy Ind i1earIy MS mich M
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